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HYDE GENEALOGY;
DESCENDANTS, IN THE FEMALE AS WELL-

AS IN THE MALE LINES,
WILLIAM HYDE, OF NORWICH,

WITH THEIR
PLACES OF RESIDENCE, AND DATES OF BIRTHS,

MARRIAGES, &C., AND OTHER PARTICULARS
OF THEM AND THEIR FAMILIES
AND ANCESTRY.
REUBE:N" H. WALWORTH, LL. D.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
Vol. II.
ALBANY:
J. MUNSELL, 78 STATE STREET.
1864.
Entered accorJing to Act of Congress, in the year 18G4,
BY UEUBEN H. WALWORTH,
in the Clerk's Ofhce of the District Court for the Northern District of
New Yorlc.
II'ITHDFAIVNFROM
CONGREGA TIONAL LIBRAkY
:
HYDE GENEALOGY.
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VI. Jabez Backus (1764), born at Bozrah, Conn., 26

§ April, 1788, eldest son of Oliver Backus and Dice Hyde
v- (424), was a great grandson of Jabez Hyde (8) of the
N^ third generation. He m. 25 Xov., 1810, Hannah Lathrop
^^ (6843), b. 29 Nov., 1785, at Norwich, daughter of his first
cousin, Simeoti Lathrop (2491) and Elizabeth Calkins of
\J
Bozrah, where they settled. They removed to Lebanon,
V Conn., where he was a deacon of the church about twenty
^ years, and then removed to Bolton. He d. 17 Aug.,
1854, at New Haven, and was buried at Bolton, where
1 she was living in 1857.
TJieii' children tcere
5176. Jabez, b. 4 Feb., 1821, at Bozrah, d, Sept., 1821.

5177. Sylvanus, b. 28 3Iay, 1822, at Bozrah. He m. 4 March,
1846, Mary G. Randall, b. Sept., 1828, daughter of Joha
Eaudall and Nancy Crocker of Colchester. Conn. They
were living at Lebanon in 1857, and had three children :
1. diaries Lathrop, b. 7 Jan., 1847.

2. John Randall, b. Jan., 1852.
3. Jahfz, b. July, 1854.
6178. Augustus, b. 23 Aug., 1824, at Bozrah. He m. 31 July, 1853,
Amelia Case, b. 1813, daughter of Ezra Case of Granby, Conn.
He was a printer, and they settled at Hartford, Conn., where
she d. Aug., 1855, where he was living in 1857. They had
one child :
Andreio Johnson, b. 1854, d. at the age of four months.

5179. Clarissa, b. 11 Auir., 1811, at Bozrah. She m. 17 Nov.,
1835, Enoch Hah^McCall, b. 1 April, 1813, son of Deacon
Henry 3IcCall and Mellissa Hale of Lebanon. He was a
farmer, and they were living at Windsor, Conn., in 1857,
and had one son, Jabez Backus, b. 8 Dec, 1838.
708 HYDE GENEALOGY.
5180. Elizabeth Mary, b. 10 March, 1813, at Bozrah. She was

living at Boltou in 1857, unm.
5181. Sarah Baldwin, b. 9 Dec, 1814, at Bozrah. She m. 13
Oct., 1841, Charles Ball, b. about 1813, at 8aleui, Mass.
They were living at New Ilaven, Conn., in 1857, and had
three children :
1. Mary, b. 14 May, 1843.

2. Elha Dec, 184G, d. 27 Feb., 1850,
B., b.
3. C/ua-Ies Backm,
b. 30 Aug., 1854.
5182. Esther Clark, 17 Eeb., 1817, at Lebanon.
b. She m. 12
May, 1838, Robert Elder, b. about 1814, in Ireland. They
settled at Boston, where she d. 13 Aug 1839.
,
He was
living at Granville, Mass., in 1857. She had one child :
Sarah Jane, b. 31 May, 1830, at Boston.

5183. Hannah Lathrop, b. 30 Dec, 1818, at Lebanon, d. Sept.,
1821.
5184. Mary Barret, b. 5 Feb., 1827, at Lebanon. She in. 3 March,
184G, William Nelson Ilaudall, b. about 1824, son of John
Randall and Nancy Crocker of Colchester. They had in
1857 two children :
1. Mary Amelia, b. 10 Oct., 1853.

2. John Mdton, b. Oct., 1856.
5185. Sophia, b. 12 April, 1829, at Lebanon. She m. 9 May, 1848
William Ely Gillet, b. 22 June, 1822, son of Ely H. Gillet
and Mary Williams of Colchester. They were living at
Bolton, Conn., in 1857, and had two children :
1. Joslah, b. 16 Oct., 1851.

2. Elkahcth, b. Oct., 1854.
YI. Sarah Backus (1765), born at Bozrah, Conn., 29

June, 1790, eldest daughter of Oliver Backus and Dice
Hyde (424), was a great granddaughter of Jabez Hyde (8)
of the third generation. She m. 25 Dec, 1810, Thomas
Baldwin, b. 27 June, 1785, at Norwich, son of Eliphalet
Baldwin and Sybil Wood (2568A) of Bozrah. They set-
tled at Bozrah, where she d. 15 Aug., 1854, and where he
was living in 1858.
Tlieir children were :
5186. Charles Backus, b. 3 Oct., 1811, at Bozrah. He m. 19 Feb.,

1840, his fourth cousin, Frances Desire Hough (6997), b. 12
July, 1813, at Bozrah, second daughter of Guy Hough
(2559) and Hannah Bailey. They were living at Bozrah
in 1858, and had one child :
Jlenry Thomas, b. 16 July, 1842.

5187. Jabez Backus, b. 7 Dec, 1815, at Bozrah, where he was
living in 1858, unm.
5188. Marion Arabella, b. 23 April, 1824, at Bozrah, where she was
HYUE GENEALOGY. 709
5189. Sarah Maria, b. 28 Jan., 1828, at Bozrali. She m. 17 Sept.,
1856, Gerrard Gibbons Pitcher, b. 18 Juue, 1821, son of
Daniel Pitcher of Lebanon, Conn.
VI. Lydia Latiirop Backus (1T68), Tjorii at Bozrali,

Conn., 2 Aug., 171)8, fourth daughter of Oliver Backus
and Dice Hyde (424), was a great granddaughter of Jabez
Hyde (8) of the third generation. She m. 11 Dec, 181G,
Gen. Amos Fowler, b. 19 July, 1795, iit Lebanon, Conn.,
son of Capt. Amos Fowler and Rebecca Dewey of Leb-
anon.
[This Capt. Amos Fowler, b. 19 March, 1758, at Lebanon,
who m. Rebecca Dewey, b. 4 July, 1795, daughter of John
Dewey and Rhoda Orclway, and great granddaughter of
Josiah Dewey, one of the original settlers of Lebanon, and
Hepzibab Lyman his wife, was the fifth in descent from
"William Fowler, the first of Milford, who came to lêw
Haven with his fixmily from England in 1637, in company
with the Rev. John Davenport [see No. 4077). This Wil-
liam Fowler was one of the magistrates of the colony of
Kew Haven for many years, and d. 25 Jan., 1661, at Mil-
ford. Capt. William Fowler, his son, born in England
(probably at Islington, near London), came to America with
his father, and settled at New
Haven, where he was
admitted to the general court in 1645, and d. in 1682 or
1683. By his first wife Mary Topp (sister of Gov. Treat's
wife) he had four sons and seven daughters. Mark Fow-
ler his third son, baptised 17 Jan., 1656, at Iêw Haven, m.
and settled at N"ew Haven where he d. in 1686, leaving
;
two sons and one daughter. Capt. John Fowler his eld-
est son, b. 1 March, 1681, at ISTew^ Haven removed to Leb-
anon about 1702, where he married and settled, and where
he d. 8 May, 1751. By his wafe Sarah, wdio d. in 1774, at
the age of 88 years, he had three sons and two daugh-
ters. Capt. Dijah Fowler, their } oungest son, b. 10 une,
.,
1717, at Lebanon, m. 18 Dec, 1745, Abigail Bigelow, b.

13 April, 1723, daughter of Serjeant Isaac Bigelow of Col-
chester, Conn., and granddaughter of Samuel Bigelow of
Watertown, Mass. They settled at Lebanon, where she
d. 9 June, 1796, and he d. 14 Dec, 1804. They had seven
children born at Lebanon, all of wdiom married and had
families. Capt. Amos Fowler, who m. Rebecca Dewey,
was their youngest child. He was a non-commissioned
oflicer in Washington's life guards, in the army of the rev-
olution. He d. 30 Nov., 1837, at Lebanon, and had twelve
children, to wit :Clarissa, Avho m. Ozias Williams of
710 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Cooperstown, N. Y who m. David Otis of Col-

; Frances,
chester, Conn ;who ni. Abial Bingliani of Canajo-
Sarah,
hai-ie, N. Y.; Rlioda, who died in childhood Bhoda 2d, who ;
m. Reuel Royce of Lyme Grin, who graduated at Yale in

;
1815, was a clergyman, m, Amavyllis Paysou, and was a

member of the senate of Massachusetts, and a memhor of
congress John, who m. JSIary C. Bacon, and settled at
;
Woodstock Amos, who m. Lydia L. Backus Henry, who

; ;
ra. Mary Saxton of 'Lebanon Harriet, who m. Edmund

;
Harding of Lebanon Dijah, who died at the age of 15

;
years Anson, who married four times, and settled at Leb-

;
anon.]
Gen. Amos Fowler and his wife Lydia L. Backus (1768.
settled at Lebanon, where he was a member of the legisla-
ture, and served in every grade of office in the militia, np to
the rank of major-general, and where she d. 6 Jan., 1849.
Ill's children hy her ^cere :
5190. Edward l^crry Clinton, b. 5 Nov., 1S18, at Lebanon. He m.

9 Sept., 1842, Elizabeth Thomas, daughter of Elihu Thomas
of Lebanon. He was a carpenter, and they settled at Leb-
anon, and in 1850 removed to Minnesota, where they were
living in 1858, and had four children :
1. John C. 2. William P. o. Charles S. 4. Lydia

Emeline, all unm. in 1858.
5191. Amos Tertius, b. 12 Feb.. 1825, at Lebanon. He m. 7 May,
1850, Eliza Seaman, daughter of Col. Lawrence Seaman of
Babylon, L. I. He was a farmer, and was a major of militia,
and was living at Lebanon in 1858. They had one child :
Francis Seaman, h. 3 March, 1851.

5192. Oliver Backus, b. 28 July, 182G, at Lebanon. Hem. 27 Sept.,
1848, Mary Bailey, daughter of Joseph Bailey of Bozrah.
He was a sash and blind manufacturer, and they were living
at Galesburgh, 111., in 1858, s. p.
5193. Albert Anson, b. 13 June, 1830, at Lebanon, d, 17 Feb.,
1831.
5194. Andrew Jackson, b. 13 June, 1835, at Lebanon. He m. 10
Feb., 1850, Ida Eliza Grant of South Windsor, Conn. He
was a merchant and they Avere living at Hartford, Conn., in
1858, and had one child: Andrew Jackson, h. IS Feb.,
1857.
5195. Catherine Augusta, b. 2 July, 1820. at Lebanon. Sh e d. 1
May, 1837, at Lebanon, unm.
519G. Lydia Amelia, b. 9 March, 1823, at Lebanon. She m. 31
Jan., 1844, her I'ourth cousin, Col. Jedediah Stark Hough-
(6393), b. 29 Juno, 1815, at Bozrah, third son of Deacon
Cruy Mough (2559) and Hannah Bailey. He was a farmer,
and they settled at IJozrali, where he was a member of the
I
HYDE GENEALOGY. 7]^]^
legislature lSo5.
in They were livinji' :it Bozrrih in 1858,
and had iive children:
1. Man/ Frtmcf^s, b. 20 Nov., 184;").
2. Lnc'retia ILjil,'. b. 29 Sept., 1850.
3. DunU'l Aldiiso)), b. ;U Jan 1853..
4. Jahrz Bdldinn, b. 19 April, 1855.

5. Lijdia Amia, b. 25 July. 1857.
5197. Hirriet Harding, b. 15 Aug., 1832, at Lebanon. She d. 14
Aug., 1852, at Colchester, unm.
5198. Sarah Eliza, b. 11 Feb., 1838, at Lebanon. She was living
with ber father in 1858, unm.
After the death of liis first wife, Gen. Amos Fowler re-
moved to Windsor, Conn., where he m. jS'ov., 1854, Sarah
Hayden of AVindsor, where they were living in 1858, and
lie had by her one child : Laura Lncretia, b. about Jan.,
1856.
yj. John Hyde (1774), born at Poquetannck, Conn., 16

June, 1783, eldest son of Dr. Phinehas Hyde (426) and
Esther Holdrido-e of Mvstic, was a great grandson of Jabez
Hyde (8) of the^third generation. He m. 21 Feb., 1808,
at Mystic, Conn., Lucy Ann Burrows, b. 8 Jan., 1789, at
Groton, daughter of Enoch Burrows and Esther Denison
of Groton. He was a manufacturer, and they settled at
Mystic, where she d. 22 Jan., 1844, and where he d. in
1861.
Their children were :
5199. Joshua Burrows, b. 29 June, 1809, at Mystic. He m. 4 Oct.,

1836, Anna Maria Bamman, daughter of Henry Bamman
and Phebe Thomas of New York. They were living at
Newark, N. J., in 1859, and had six children :
1. John Henry, b. 1 June, 1838, d. 12 July, 1838.

2. Anna Maria, b. 1 June, 1839.
3. Victor, b. 21 May, 1845, d. June, 1849.
4. Lucie Adelle, b. 24 April, 1847.
5. Katherine, b. 25 March, 1850.
6. Walter Lcnvrence, h. 15 April, 1852.
5200. John Jay, b. 15 Feb., 1811, at Mystic. He graduated at
Union college 1834. He was editor of a newspaper at New
London for some time, and in 1859 was living at New York,
unm.
5201. Enoch Burrows, b. 20 Jan., 1815, at Mystic. He d. 4 May,
1835, at New Orleans, unm.
5202. Silas Burrows, b. 27 Sept., 1816, at Mystic, where he d. 7
Aug 1843, unm.
,
5203. James Williams, b. 30 May, 1818, at 3Iystic, and d. 29 March,

L820.
:
712 HYDE GENEALOGY.
5204. George Denison, b. 13 April, 1822. He was living at New

York ill 1859, unni.
5205. Theophilus Rogers, b. 20 May, 1824, at Mystic. He m. 30
April, 1850, Fanny Hazard Brown of Stillmanville, Conn.,
daughter of P]lanathan Brown and Frances Gardner Hazard.
They were living at Stilhnauville in 1859, and had three
children
1. Orsemus Stillman, b. 3 Feb., 1851.
2. E/len Whitaker, b. 15 April, 1853.
3. Theophilus Rogers, b. 18 Dec, 1855.
5206. Charles Carrol, b. 1 Feb., 1826 at Mystic, where he was living
in 1859, unm.
5207. William Penn, b. 15 Feb., 1828, at Mystic, m. Seraphine L.
Carr, daughter of William Carr of Warren, R. I., a descend-
ant of Gov. Caleb Carr of Newport (see 1 Savage, 338).
They were living at Warren in 1863, and had two children :
1. William F., b. 23 Sept., 1860.

2. Annie Seraphine, b. 17 May, 1862.
5208. Joseph Augustus, b. 26 Sept., 1829, at Mystic, d. 31 Oct., 1831.
5209. Edward Lawrence, b. 21 May, 1835, at Mystic, where he was
5210. Lucy Esther, b. 26 Dec, 1812, at Mystic. She m. 1 Sept.,
1835, Rev. James Madison McDonald, b. at Limerick, Me.,
son of John McDonald and Lydia Wiley. He graduated at
Union college in 1832, and was a clergyman. He received
the honorary degree of doctor of divinity from his alma
mater in 1854. They were living at Princeton, N. J., in
1863, and had nine children :
1. John James, b. 18 Sept., 1836.

2. Isabella, b. 19 March, 1838.
3. Malcolm, b. 9 Oct., 1839, an undergraduate at Princeton
college in 1859.
4. Augiostiis, b. 24 Dec, 1841, ditto.
5. Alexander, b. 16 May, 1844, d. 8 Dec, 1846.
6. Luci/ Annie, b. 20 Aug., 1846, d. 15 June, 1849.
7. Fannie Elizabeth, b. 13 Oct.
8. George, b. 4 Oct., 1850.
9. Arthur, b. 20 Oct., 1852.
5211. Harriet Elizabeth, b. 27 March, 1820, at Mystic. She m. 10
Nov., 1846, Lucien Bonaparte Hanks of Mystic, son of Tru-
man Hanks and Rebecca Freeman. They were living at
Mystic in 1859, and had five children :
"1. John Hyde, b. 8 Aug., 1847, d. 10 June, 1848.
2. Alexander Perry Rogers, b. 12 Sept., 1848.

8. Helen E,h.2Q Nov., 1854, d. 4 Sept., 1855.
4. William H. F, b. 7 July, 1856.
5. A daughter, b. 17 April, 1859.
5212. A daughter, b. 30 Sept., 1831 at Mystic, d. 2 Oct., 1831, un-
named.
HYDE GENEALOGY. 713
5213. Helen Aglice, b. 19 Dec, 1832, at Mystic. She m. M Sept.,
1862, at Princeton, N. J., E. Burrows Brown.
YI. Elisha Denison Hyde (1779), 'born at Mystic,

Conn., 5 Iôv., 1805, sixth sou of Dr. Phinehas Hyde (420)
and Estlier Iloldridge, was a g-reat grandson of Jabez
Hyde (8) of tlie third generation. He m. 19 Aug., 1834,
Anne Margaret Brown of Maysville, Ky., dangliter of
John Brown and Relêcca Ferguson. He was an
auctioneer and commission mercliant, and tliey settled
at New Orleans, where they were living in 1859.
Their children icere :
5214. Edwin Harrison, b. 20 Feb., 1841, at New Orleans.

5215. Rebecca Esther, b. 80 Dec, 1837. at New Orleans.
521G. Laura, b. 30 Oct., 1843, at New Orleans.
VI. Elizabeth Sims (1788), born at Lebanon, Conn.,

about 1785, daughter of Caroline Hyde (428), by her first
husband, George Sims, was a great granddaughter of
Jabez Hyde (8) of the third generation. She m. about
1806, Asa Ga}', born at Lebanon, son of Samuel Gay and
Elizabeth Bailey. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Liberty Hill in Lebanon, Avhere he d. 21 Aug., 1855, and
where she was living in 1859.
5217. George Sims, b. 31 March, 1807, at Lebanon. He ni. Abby

Porter of Columbia. They settled at Lebanon, where he
kept a public house on Liberty Hill, and where he d. 11
June, 1849. They had two children :
1. Henri/ Gordon. 2. Augustm. The latter was an under-

graduate at Brown university in 1859.
5218. Gordon Hyde, b. 8 June, 1809, at Lebanon, where he d. 15
Sept., 1830, unm.
5219. Amos William, b. 3 July, 1814, at Lebanon. He m. Eliza-
beth Hastings of Hartford. He was a merchant, and they
were living in New York in 1859. They had two children :
1. Edmund Clarence. 2. Isabel Hastings.

5220. Ambrose Cushman, b. 4 Oct., 1817, at Lebanon. He was in
California in 1859.
5221. Samuel Augustus, b. 27 March, 1820, d. 25 Aug., 1830.
5222. Caroline, b. 3 March, 1812, at Lebanon, d. 28 May, 1814.
VI. Sarah Sims (1789), born at Lebanon, Conn., daughter

90
714 HYDE GENEALOGY.
of Caroline Hyde (428), by her first linsband, George Sims,

was a great grauddaaghter of Jabez Hyde (8) of the third
generation. She m. 9 Feb., 1812, Ansel Clark, at Lebanon.
They settled at Gardner, Me., where he was town_ clerk i
and liquor agent, and where they were probably living in

1859.
5223. George, Boston in 1859.

livinc; at
5224. John.^ living at Boston in 1859.
5225. Caroline.
5226. Elizabeth.
VI. Jabez Tracy (1701), born at Iôrwich, Conn., 21

Oct., 1764, son of Jabez Tracy (429) of ISTorwich, by his
first wife, Zipporah Hibl)ard, was a great grandson of
Jabez Hyde (8) of the third generation. He m. 1785,
Hannah Jones. They settled'at Norwich, where he d.
6 Jan., 1814.
Iheir children tvere :
5227. Sylvester, b. 22 Feb., 1792, at Norwich. He m. 27 Feb.,

1814, Lucy Fuller, b. 23 March, 1792, at Windham, daughter
of Nathan Fuller and Susannah, his wife. They settled at
Windham, and had two children :
1. Susan Elizabeth, b. ^5 June, 1815, m. 5 Oet., 1835,

Hezekiah B. Palmer, b.,17 Sept., 1810, at Windham, son of
Elisha Palmer and Mary Barstow, and removed to Provi-
dence, R. I.
2.Jabez Guilford, b. 28 Jan., 1826, who died unm.

5228. (!aroline, b. 19 March, 1787, at Norwich. She m. 16 May,
1811, Sanford Carey of Windham, where they had four
children recorded :
1. Henry Hudson, living in Scotland, Conn., 1859.

2. Dujlfjht, b. 24 Feb., 1817, m. 5 Nov., 1843, Susan
Bass of Windham.
3. Wolcott, b. 29 June, 1819, and went to Hampton.
4. Jane, b. 8 Sept., 1823.
5229. Lucretia, b. 18 Oct., 1796, at Norwich. She m. Oct., 1824,
John Williams.
•
After the death of Jabez Tracy, his widow became the
second wife of his third cousin. Major Eleazer Tracy (1179,)
of Franklin.
VI. Simon Tracy (1793), born at Norwich, Conn., 10

Feb., 1777, son of Jabez Tracy (429) of Norwich, by his
: : :
HYDE GENEALOGY.- 715

second wife, Hannali Edgcrton, was a great grandson of
Jabez Hyde (8) of the third generation. He m. Apphia
Harris, born about 1785, at Bozrah. They settled at Nor-
wich, and removed to Lisbon Conn. He d. 2 March, 1848,
and she d. 31 Oct., 1849.
TJieir children tcere
:.230. Thomas, b. 3 April, 1809. He m. 3 April, 1832, Sop hi

Bushnell, and settled at Lisbon, and had three children :
1. Simon, b. 26 May, 1833.

2. David, b. 13 April, 1836.
r>:^31. Russell Harris, b. 9 July, 1815. He m. 28 Nov., 1838, Cor-

nelia A. R. Hatch, and had five children :
1. Charles A. 2. 3Iari/ Anne. 3. Hammond.

4. Henry. 5. Louisa.
5232. Rebecca F., b. 23 Nov., 1804. She m. George Northrup,
and had ten children :
1. Eliza Ann, who m. Charles Spencer, and had four

children.
2. Simon Tracy.
3. George F. 4. John H. 5. Ellen E.
Albert S.
6. 7. Edwin B. 8. Erastus S.
9. Caroline Frances. 10. Charles S.
6233. Elizabeth, b. 19 Nov., 1806. She m. Samuel Lovett of Lis-
bon, and had two children :
1. Hannah Apjjkia. 2. Samuel.
VI. Hannah Tracy (1794), born at ISTorwich, Conn., 5

Nov., 1778, eldest daughter of Jabez Tracy (429), by his
second wife, Hannah Edgerton, was a great grandclaughter
of Jabez Hyde (8) of the third generation. She m. Ado-
nijah BushAell of Lisbon, and died 17 Feb., 1848.
Tlicir children xoere :
5234. Chauncey Knight, 25 Feb., 1805, m. 23 April, 1832, Mary

b.
Eliza Fuller, who died previous to 1840, and he had by her
one daughter
1. Ulary W., b. 23 July, 1833, who d. 30 August, 1854,
unm.
He then m. 29 March, 1840, Mary Abby Post, and was
living in 1859, and had no issue by her. But he had an
adopted son
2. George Lovis Gardner Bushnell, b. 14 July, 1843.
5234o. Lynde E., b. 20 Jan., 1810, m. Charlotte Prentice, and had
four children :
1. Clinton. 2. Fidelia. 3. Chauncey Newton. 4. Jane.
VI. Zipporah Tracy (1795), baptized at Norwich, Conn.,

::
"725 IiFDE GENEALOGY.
3 June, 1781, second daughter of Jabez Tracy (420) of

Norwich, by his second wife, Hannah Edgerton, was a
great granddaughter of Jabez Hyde (8) of the third gene-
ration. She m" Henry Bingham, and removed to Clinton,
N. Y.
52346. Lucius.
5234c. Samuel.
5234cZ. Delia.
5234fi. Marcia.
5234/'. Annette.
VI. Lydia Tracy (1795«), born at ]!ôrwich. Conn., third

daughter of Jabez Tracy (429), by his second wife, Hannah
Edgerton, was a great granddaughter of Jabez Hyde (8)
of the third generation. She m. Henry Kirkland.
Their children iccre

b2Ug. Ralph H.
52347i. Chester.
5234<. Marionette.
52347c. Mary Anne;
VI. Clarina Tracy (179.56), born at Norwich, Conn.,

daughter of Jabez Tracy (429), by his second wife,
fourtli
Hannah Edgerton, was a great granddaughter of Jabez
Hyde of the third generation. She m. Daniel Kirkland.
Their children tcere
5234/. George.
5234?/i. Francis.
5234h. Joshua.
5234o. Sarah.
5234^^. Abby.
5234^. Lydia.
VL Simon Tracy Hunt* (1796), boiii at "Windham,

Conn., 1 Sept., 1768, eldest son of Deacon Jonathan Rudd
and Mary Tracy (431), was a great grandson of Jabez
Hyde (8) of the third generation. He m. in Sept., 1802,
Alice Adams, b. 8 Oct., 1776, at Lisbon, Conn., daugh-
ter of Phincas Adams and Lydia Fitch, and grand-
daughter of Col. Jabez Fitch and Alice Gale of Canter-
bury and a descendiuit from Gov. William Bradford of
;
HYDE GENEALOGY 'J\'J
the Mayflower, througli liis granddaug-liter, Alice Brad-

ford, who was the second wife of Major James Fitcli of
Canterhury, and was widow of the Eev. William Adams
of Dedham (see No. 4250). Major James Fitch of Can-
terbury, the ancestor of Lydia Fitch, was the eldest son
of the Rev. James Fitch, the first minister of Norwich,
and his iirst wife, Abigail Whitiicld. Simon Tracy lludcl
and his wife settled at Scotland, Conn., where she d. 3
Dec, 1812.
His children hy her were :
5235. Hezekiali Fitch, b. 81 March, 180G, at Scotland. He was an

iron manufacturer at Pittsburgh, Pa., in 1861, and was a
member of the firm of Knapp & Rudd, and was unm.
5236. William Gale, b. 2 Sept., 18U9, at Scotland, who d. 10
March, 1830, unm.
5237. Mary Tracy, b. 14 Jan., 1804, at Scotland. She m. 30 Nov.,
1825, Earl Woodworth, b. 12 Oct., 1802, at Mansfield, Conn.,
son of Charles Woodworth and Deborah Sargent of Mans-
field. He was a silversmith and jeweler, and they settled
at Springfield, Mass., where they were living in 1861. They
had one child :
Mary Ahhy, b. 21 Oct., 1832, who m. 22 Oct., 1856,

John Allen Amidon, b. 13 Feb., 1822, at Hardwick, Mass. ;
as his second wife. He was a silver plater, and d. 9 Jan.,
1860, without issue by her, and she was living with her
parents in 1861.
He then m. in 1813, Mary Carew, b. 6 June, 1772, at

Norwich, who d. 29 Dec, 1855, at Norwich Town, where
he was living in 1863, at the advanced age of 95 years.
5238. George Henry, b. 31 Dec., 1819, at Scotland, d. 15 Nov.,

1820.
5239. Alice Adams, b. 21 May, 1814, at Scotland. She was living
with her fatlxer in 1861, unm.
YI. Jonathan Rudd (1797), born at Windham, Conn.,

16 Aug., 1774, second son of Deacon Jonathan Rudd and
Mary Tracy (431) of Windham, was a great grandson of
Jabez Hyde (8) of the third generation. He m. 1801,
Sarah Johnson, b. 11 Feb., 1774, at Windham. They
settled at Canajoharie, N. Y., and removed to Cherry
Yalley, N. Y., where she d. 17 March, 1853, and where
he was living in 1862.
:
718 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Their children icere

5239(/. Charles, b. 15 Nov., 1803, at Canajoharie. He graduated
at Fairfield medical college, 1832, and Avas a physician.' He
111. in 1836, Emely Barnard of Paris, N. Y., daughter of
Gurdon Barnard and Laura Kellogg. He settled at Canajo-
•harie, and in 1838 removed to Cherry Valley, where he d.
1-1 May, 1852. They had four children :
1. Charles 1837, d. 1840.

//., b.
2. Wi/liam K, 1840.
b.
3. Anne Elizabeth, b. 1841.
4. Jidietta Barnard, b. 1843.
6239i. Balph, b. 7 Nov., 1808, He m.iu 1831, Mary Briggs, daughter
of Squire Briggs and Desire Wicks, and settled at Cherry
Valley, and had seven children :
1. Eliza M., b. 21 Jan., 1836.

2. Ilenr^, b. 3 Dec, 1837, d. 1839.
3. Sarah ./., b. 8 Oct., 1839.
4. Laura, b. 10 Sept., 1841.
5. Frances A., b. 22 Jan., 1843, d. 1845.
6. Charles H., b. 10 Aug., 1845.
7. James W., b. 24 April, 1852.
5289c. George H., b. 6 June, 1810, d. 1846, unm.
5239(Z. Jonathan R., b. 1814, d. 1815.
5239e. William Tracy, b. Sept., 1816. He m. in 1848, Adeline M.
Piatt of Utica, daughter of Ely Piatt and L. Beckley. He
was a conductor on the New York Central railroad, and they
were living in Albany in 1862. They had three children :
1. Wiliiam Piatt, b. 9 June, 1851.

2. Charles Beckley, b. 27 June, 1855, d. 9 Jan., 1858.
3. Adeline Martha, h. 30 Nov., 1859.
5289/. Laura, b. 2 Sept., 1802, at Canajoharie, d. 10 July, 180a.
5239r/. Harriet, b. 13 April, 1806, unm. in 1862.
5239/1. Laura 2d, b. Sept., 1807. She m. 1847, Orin Sibley of
Middlefield, N. Y., son of John Sibley and Esther his wife.
They were s. j). in 1862.
5239/. Annie M., b. Jan., 1813. She m. 1837, Henry D. Baker,
son of Arnold Baker and Margaret Cornwell of Romulus.
They settled at Cherry Valley, where they were living in
1862. They had five children :
1. ffattie 31, b. 13 July, 1840.

2. Eewy L., b. 18 Sept., 1842.
8. George A., b. 12 Nov., 1845.
4. Georyianna A. (twin), b. 12 Nov., 1845.
5. Ahifjad E., b. 12 April, 1847.
5239Z;. Elizabeth L., b. 1820. She m. in 1842, Jesse Sutliff
of Cherry Aâlley, and d. in 1856.
VL IIezekiah Rudd (1708), born at Windham, Conn., 2

Feb., 1781, third son of Deacon Jonathan Rndd of Wind-
HYDE GENEALOGY. 7J^9
ham, by his first wife Mary Tracy (431), was a great grand-
daughter of Jabez Hyde (8) of the third generation. He
graduated at Yale in 1800, and engaged in the business of
teaching. He m. 24 Sept., 1800, Mana De Forest, b. 1790,
at Huntington, daughter of OtlniielDe Forest and Hannah
Tomlinson. They lived at Colchester, Huntington, and
Stratford, Conn., where he was a teacher al)out 40 years.
He had a fine literary taste, and considerable poetic talent.
She d. 12 Jan., 1828, at Huntington.
5240. Charles De Forest, b. 20 Feb., 1818, at Huntington. He m.

7 Aug., 1849, Resina Newport Blagrove, b. 23 April, 1828,
at New York, daughter of William Blagrove, and Margaret
McGregor. He was a broker in New York, and they were
living at Brooklyn in 18G1, and had seven children :
1. Margaret Blagrove^ b. 12 May, 1851.

2. George Allen, b. 30 March, 1853.
0. Frastus St. John, (twin) b. 30 March, 1853, d. 3 Jan.,
1853.
4. Mori/ St. John, b. 19 Aug., 1855.
5. Maria Be Forest, b. 20 Dec. 1856.
6. Kate Allen, b. 25 May, 1858.
7. Annie McGregor, b. 14 Oct., 1860.
5240a. Caroline b. 20 Feb., 1812, at Colchester, d. 13 April, 1812.
5240^*. Abigail, b. 4 Sept., 1813, at Woodbridge. She m. 9 Dec,
1835, George W. Shelton, and d. 1 March, 1838, at Tolland.
Conn. She had one child :
Frederick, h. Oct., 1837, and d. June, 1841.

5240c. Mary llexford, b. 4 Dec, 1815, at Stratford, d. 17 Aug., 1817.
5240(/. Caroline Mary, b. 31 July, 1820, at Huntington. She m.
19 Oct., 1841, George Nelson Allen, b. 7 Sept., 1812, at
Mansfield, Mass., son of Otis Allen and Susanna Deane.
He graduated at Oberlin college in 1841, and was elected
professor of natural history in that college in 1847, which
situation he occupied in 1861, and they were then living at
Oberlin, 0., and had five children, all born at Oberlin:
1. Frederick De Forest, b. 25 May, 1844.
2. Alice Woodworth, b. 22 Sept.. 1846.
3. George Mantell, b. 23 Nov., 1848.
4. Rosa Dale, b. 13 Oct., 1851.
5. Carrie Nelson, b. 28 June, 1854.
He then m. 4 Sept., 1828, Mary Eliza Coggeshall, b. 8

April, 1802, atlSTewport, R. I., daughter of Nathaniel Cogges-
hall and Margaret his wife. He was living at Brooklyn,
N. Y., in 1863, in the full possession of his mental facul-
ties and indulging his poetic taste.
720 IIYDF. GENEALOGY.
Bis children liij lier were :
5240e. William Henry, b. 8 Sept., 1829, at Colchester. He m. 29

Nov., 1851, Sarah Jane Close, b. 11 March, 1883, at Fort
Independence, Boston, daughter of John Close and Sarah
Totman. They settled at Taunton, Mass., where they were
livins: in 1861. and had two children :
l.^Charhs Henri/, b. 16 Dec, 1853, d. 17 Aug., 1854.

2. WiUiam Dickenson, b. 31 Oct., 1857.
5240/ Nathaniel, b. 8 April, 1831, at Huntington. He was an en-
gineer at Chelsea in 1861, and was uniu.
0540^. Frederick, b. 19 March, 1834, at Huntington, d. 29 Aui;-.,
1836.
5240/i. Eniely Post, b. 10 June, 1837, at Huntington, living at
Chelsea, Mass., in 1861, unm.
5240<'. Abigail, b. 25 Feb., 1839, at Huntington, living at Chelsea
in 1861, unm.
VI. Abigail Rudd (1709), born at Windliam, Conn.,

13 June, 1767, eldest daughter of Deacon Jonathan Kudd
and Mary Trac}'^ (-131), was a great granddaughter of Jabez
Hyde (8)of the thh-d generation. She m. 15 jSTov., 1787,
Jolm Woodward Dewey, born at Lebanon, Conn., son of
John Dewey and Rhoda Ordway {see No. 1768). They
settled at Lebanon, and removed to Sherbnrn, I^. Y., where
she d. 13 March, 1813. He subsequently m. the widow
Tupper, and d. about 1840, at Canada "West.
His cliiMren hi/ his first wife were :
6211. John W., 1791,

b. at Lebanon. He
m. Avis Whitaker, and
settled atColumbus, Pa. She died, and he had by her two
childi-en : 1. Richard. 2. Melissa.
He then m. Maria Whitaker, who d. about 1860. He
was living at Columbus in 1863. He had by her 3. Daniel. :
4. William, and some others that died in childhood.

5241«. Daniel, b. 18 March, 1798, at Lebanon. He m. 27 Sept.,
1829, Catherine Sims of Niagara Falls, and settled at Hamil-
ton, C. W., where she d. 26 July, 1854, and he was living
in 1862. They had seven sons and four daughters, of
whom four were living in 1862 :
1. Elizabeth, b. 26"july, 1830, m. Caleb H. Van Nornum,

and had five children.
2. John Woodward, b. Dec, 1831.
3. Lavinia Porter, b. 8 Jan., 1843.
4. Daniel Rudd, b. 28 Jan., 1848.
6241i. Jonathan liudd, b. 15 March, 1805, at Lebanon. He m. 11
March, 1828, Lucy Spencer, b. 11 March, 1810, daughter of
Israel Spencer and Sarah Webster of Columbus, Pa. They
HYDE GENEALOGY. 721
settled at Columbus, Pa., where they were living in 18G2.

They had seven children :
1. Mary Annr^ b. 2 March, 1829, ra. 13 March, 1851,

Hiram ^lonroe, b. 22 Jan., 1S25, at Freehold, Pa., son of
Orsimus Monroe, and in 1862, had two children Elnora, :
b.11 Jan., 1852; and Elmer, b. 11 Nov., 1855, d. 20 June,

1861.
2.narrict, b. 25 Dec, 1830, unm. in 1862.
3.EUzaheth, b. 14 June, 1833, m. John Ayling-, b. 11
Jan., 1829, in England, and in 1862, had three children.
4. Eli, b. 21 Aug., 1836, m. 23 Jan., 1861, Helen Skin-
ner of Columbus, b. 5 May, 1843.
5. Sarah 3Iaria, b. 6 Sept., 1838, m. 3 Sept., 1857,
Czar Wooding, b. 28 Aug., 1832, at Freehold, and in 1862
had one child Elva, b. 3 June, 1861.
:
6. Jane, b. 24 July, 1840, d. 9 Aug., 1861, unm.

7. Lnci/, b. 9 May, 1846.
.
Lucia, b. 4 Aug., 1788, at Lebanon. She m. 22 Sept.. 1809,
George G. King, b. 21 July, 1786, at Durham, Conn. They
settled at Sherburn, and removed to Romilus, N. Y., where
he d. 10 Jan., 1862, leaving her surviving. They had
eleven children :
1. John Gurnsey, b. 4 Sept., 1810, m. Sarah Salyer, and

in 1862, had four children Charles, educated at Williams
:
college ; Sophia, who m. her father's first cousin, Daniel

Dewey Moore, son of Stoughton Moore and Maria Dewey
(5241f?) ; and Sarah, unm in 1862.
2. Sarah Maria, b. 25 Feb., 1812, m. 19 Nov., 1832,
Benjamin Badgeley of Romilus, and they were living at
Clayton, Mich., in 1862, and had twelve children Ednah
:
Marauda, b. 5 Sept., 1843, m. 8 Sept., 1859, Jesse D. North,

and in 1862, had a daughter, Clara Maria; Amelia Dewey,
b. 21 Dec, 1834, d. Dec, 1857, unm ; Laura Sophia, b. 10
July, 1836, m. 24 Aug., 1854, Daniel D. Harring, and
living at Clayton in 1862, and had three children : William,
Herman, and Jessie; Benjamin Franklin, b. 28 Aug., 1838;
Lucia Elizabeth, b .17 June, 1840, unm. in 1862 ; Maria
Moore, b. 8 April, 1842. unm. in 1862; Mary A., b. 17
July, 1843, d. 1844; Caroline King, b. 14 Feb., 1845, d.
28 Aug., 1849; Horace Crandall, b. 20 July, 1846;
Eugene F., b. 22 Aug., 1847, d. 4 Sept., 1847 ; Chester M.,
\). 6 May, 1850, d. Aug., 1850; and Frances Dewey, b. 10
Aug., 1852.
3. Delia Eliza, b. 3 Oct., 1814, m. Ashur Hathaway,
liying at St. John's Mich., in 1862, and had eleven children,
4. Emely, b. 27 Sept., 1816, m. Nov., 1840, Henry
Jacox, a Methodist clergyman, living at Gerrard, Mich., in
1862, and had three sons and three daughters.
5. Harriet, b. 10 Nov., 1818, m. 15 Oct., 1840, Anderson
H. Sergent, b. 19 May, 1815, in Essex county, N. Y., son
91
722 HYDE GENEALOGY.
of Thomas F. Sergent and Mary Sayers Lacy. He was a

mason and farmer, and they were living at Dover in 1862,
where he was a justice of the peace. They had seven
children Elmira F., b. IG Nov., 1841 Thomas D., b. 8
: ;
Oct., 1845 Maria J., b. 25 June, 1847 Lucia D., b. 6

; ;
.
May, 1849; Roscoe L., b. 10 Dec, 1850, d. 21 Sept., 1851;
Harriet Amelia, b. 22 April, 1853 and Lois Eleanor.
:
6. William Dewey, b. 15 Nov., 1820, m. Deborah Hunt,

and d. 16 Nov., 1861, and had five children.
7. Elizahetli, b. 21 Dec, 1822, m. James Woodruff of
Romulus, where they were living in 1802, and had four child-
ren Laura, Charles, &c
:
Abigail Sojjhronia, b. 11 Feb., 1824, m. 1841, Corne-

8.
lius Earl, and was living at Ypsilanti, Mich., in 1862, and
had nine children.
9. Lucia, b. 15 Feb., 1826, m. James Haynes, and was
living at Lyons, N. Y., in 1862, and had five children.
10. Caroline Young, b. 11 June, 1828, m. Lawrence A.
Sterling, and was living at Romulus in 1862, and had one
child.
11. George Tracy, b. 21 Dec, 1830, d. 9 Nov., 1831.
5241cZ. Maria, b. 1795, at Lebanon. She m. 27 Jan., 1817, Stough-
ton Moore, b. about 1793. He d. 16 May, 1838, and she
had by him nine children :
1. Jane, b. 30 Nov., 1817, m. Clement, and was a

widow, living at Hamilton, C. W., in 1862.
2. William Pitt, h.'Zl Jan., 1820, living at Hamilton in
1862.
3. De Witt
Clinton, b. 9 Dec, 1821, d. 20 June, 1827.
Daniel Dewey, b. 28 Oct., 1823, m. Sophia King
4.
daughter of his first cousin, John Gurnsey King (5241e)
and Sarah Salyer, and was living at St. Catherines, C. W.,
in 1862.
5.Stoughton, b. 12 Feb., 1826, d. 23 Aug., 1832.
6. Lyman,
b. 17 Jan., 1829, living at Hamilton in 1862.
UezcMali Rudd, b. 11 Nov., 1830, d. 29 Sept., 1832.
7.
8. Celia, b. 7 July, 1833, m. H. Lloyd, a Baptist cler<xy-
man of Whitby, C. W.
9. Calvin P., b. 7 July, 1835.
5241c. Elizabeth, b. at Lebanon. She m. John Smith, and was
living in Washtenau county, Mich., in 1862, and had four
sons and one daughter.
5241/ Rhoda, b. 23 May, 1804, at Lebanon. She m. 24 Dec,
1835, William Stewart, b. 4 Jan., 1812, at Louisville, Ky.,
son of William Stewart and Mildred Jones. He was a cop-
persmith and tinman, and they settled at Louisville, and in
1862 were living at Nashville, Teun., and had four children:
1. Frcmcis Jones, b. 15 Dec, 1836, d. 26 June, 1837.
2. ILirriet, b. 8 Feb., 1838, d. 19 April, 1850.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 723

3. Anne EJha, 26 June, 1840, m. July, 1858, Theo-
b.
dore Quick, b. 19 June, 1826, a merchant of NashviUe, and
in 1862 had one child Charles Stewart, b. 25 May, 1859.
:
4. Edwin WMtman, b. 17 March, 1842.

b2^1g. Abigail, born about 1802, at Lebanon. She died at Colum-
bus, Pa., unm.
5241/i. Sarah E., born about 1808, at Lebanon. She m. John H.
Brower, who died s. p.
She then m. William H. Cleveland, and died in Obio, and
left one son : John H. Cleveland.
VI. Mary Rudd (1800), born at Windliam, Conn., 22

Aug., 1770, second daiigliter of Deacon Jonathan Rudd of
Windham and his first wife, Mary Tracy (431), was a great
granddaughter of Jebez Hyde (8) of the third generation.
She m. 7 Feb., 1796, Asahel Lord, b. 6 Oct., 1767, at Nor-
wich, Conn., son of Deacon Nathan Lord and Abigail In-
graham of Norwich, They settled at Leyden, N. Y.,
and removed to Madrid, N. Y., where she d. 22 Dec, 1812,
and he d. 9 April, 1818.
TJieir children were
5242a. Mary Rudd, b. 9 April, 1801, at Leyden. She m. 7 Oct.,

1819, Oliver Spencer, b. 1795, son of Jared Spencer,
and Margaret Wiggins of Haddam, Conn. They settled at
Madrid, and afterwards lived at New Haven, and removed
to Youngstown, N. Y., where he d. 3 May, 1861, aged 65
years and 11 months; and where she was living in Nov., 1861.
They had six children, the four first born at Madrid :
1. J\Jari/ June, b. Sept., 1820, m. Oct., 1841 Justin Wal-

steiu Fenn, son of George Fenn and Hannah Knickerbacker
of Youngstown, where she d. 9 July, 1855, and had three
children: Rosalia Jane, b. 2 Oct., 1844; Charles Walstein,
b. 6 July, 1846 ; and Herbert Spencer, b. 10 Jan., 1851.
2. Charles Sylvester, b. 18 May, 1822, m. Oct., 1847,
Mary Hyde, daughter of Dr. John A. Hyde and Sarah
Smith of Youngstown, a great granddaughter of Joseph
Hyde of Canterbury and afterwards of Sandy Hill, and his
first wife, Naomi Alderman. They were living at Youngs-
town in 1861, and had one child Sarah Amelia, b. Nov.,
:
1850.
3. Sarah Elizabeth, b. Sept., 1826, d. Sept., 1827.
4. Elizabeth Lord, b. 1828, d. 1839.
5. Henry Oliver, b. 20 June, 1831, m. 29 Oct., 1856,
Mary Elizabeth Wilcox, daughter of Charles Wilcox and
Hannah his wife of Niagara Falls and was living at Youngs-
;
:
724 HYDE GENEALOGY.
town in 1861, and had two children Charles Oliver, b. 17

:
July, 1858 ; and Mary Harriet, b. 10 Dec, 1800.

6. Laura Rudd, b. 1(3 Oct., 1834, at New Haven, ni. 16
Oct., 1855, Daniel Holmes, son of Daniel Holmes and Sarah
Taylor of Wilson, N. Y. They were living at Youngstown in
1861, and had three children: Laura Josephine, b. 19 Sept.,
. 1856, Elizabeth Luthella, b. 27 Dea., 1857, and Rufus Lincoln,
b. 27 April, 1860.
5242&. Eliza Tracy, b. 17 Sept., 1803, at Leyden, d. 26 April, 1838,
at Madrid, unm.
5242c. Sarah Dewey, b. 28 May, 1806, at Leyden, d. 12 April, 1830,
at Madrid, unm.
5243. Laura Jane, b. 6 Feb., 1809, at Madrid. She m. 5 April,
1827, Nathan Post, son of Nathan Post and Lucy 13ean of
Vermont. They settled at Madrid, and were living at East
Cleveland, 0., in 1861, and had nine children, the six first
born at Madrid
1. Eden EUzaheth, b. 10 July, 1828, d. 29 July, 1853, at
East Cleveland, unm.
2. Sarah Maria, b. 5 June, 1830, m. 2 Feb., 1860, Louis
J. Wadsworth, and living at Geneva, 0., in 1861.
3. Nathari Lord, b. 29 Aug., 1832, m. 21 Nov., 1858,
Julia D. Slaght, who d. Oct., i860, in childbirth, and he
was living at East Cleveland in 1861.
4. Wiiiiam llunson, b. 20 March, 1836, d. Sept., 1838.
5. Mari/ Endd, h. 24 March, 1838, unm. in 1861.
6. Laura Jane, b. 11 Aug., 1841, unm. 1861.
7. Frank W., b. 8 March, 1846, d. 8 Sept., 1852.
8. Charles Asa, b. 28 Oct., 1848.
9. James Rufiis, b. 4 June, 1852, at East Cleveland.
VI. Elizabeth Rudd (1801), born at Windham, 13 March,

1772, third daughter of Deacon Jonathan Rndd of Wind-
ham, by his first wife, Mary Tracy (431), was a great grand-
daughter of Jabez Hyde (8) of the third generation. She
m. 7 Jan., 1795, Gurclon Lathrop, b. 23 May, 1770, at Nor-
wich, son of Ebenezer Latlirop and Del)orah Lathrop of
Windham, and grandson of Ebenezer Lathrop and Lydia
Leffingwell of Norwich. They settled at Canajoharie, N.
Y., renioved to Fairfield, to Albany in 1814, to Auburn
1824, and removed from there to Weedsport, where she d.
19 Sept., 1831, and he d. 1 Sept., 1832.
Their children uwre :
5243rr. Harvoy, b. 29 Dec, 1795, at Canajoharie, d. 28 Aug., 1828,

unm.
5244. Jonathan liudd, b. 28 J)ec., 1797, at Canajoharie. He m.
"^
r^l^
HYDE GENEALOGY. '^25
5 Oct., 1831, Laura Foster, and d. G April, lSo2, at Auburn,
5245. Gurdon Luther, b. 29 July, 1802, at Fairfield. He d. about

1S4U, at Rock Island, 111., unm.
524G. Henry, b. 30 Sept 1804, at Fairfield, d. 24 Aug., 180G.
,
524G«. A son, b. 24 May, 180G, at Fairfield, died unnamed.

5247. Mary Anne, b. 23 April, 1800, at Canajohaire. She m. 21
Jan., 1818, at Albany, William Buttre, who came from Scot-
land to New York in 1802. They settled at Auburn, and
removed to New York, where they were living in 18G1. They
had three children born at Auburn :
1. Johi Chester, b. 10 June, 1821, m. 23 Dec, 1857 Eliza-

beth Belcher Warren, a granddaughter of Joseph Belcher of
Windham. He was an engraver, and they were living at
New York in 18G1, and had one child Lillie, b. 24 Dec,
:
1858.
2. Mary EUzaheth, b. 7 July, 1823, d. 15 June, 1827.
3. Mary Anne, b. 19 June, 1827, d. 16 Nov., 1831.
5247a. A daughter (twin), b. 24 May, 1806, at Fairfield, died unn.
5248. Amy EHza, b. 9 July, 1808, at Charleston. She m. 29 June,
1836, at Nashville, Tenn., Julius Humphrey, son of Dr.
Erastus Humphrey and Anne his wife, who were from Can-
ton, Conn. They settled at Nashville, and removed to Clarks-
ville, Tenn., and in 1860, were living at San Francisco, Cal.
They had seven children, the four first born at Nashville,
and the others at Clarksville :
1. William Henry, b. 23 April 1837, d. 11 Aug., 1837.

2. Anne Elizabeth, b. 29 June, 1838, d. 11 Aug., 1838.
8. WUliam Henry 2d, b. 18 April, 1840, d. 10 Oct., 1840.
4. Mary Angeline, b. 21 June, 1841.
5. Laura Adeline, b. 26 July, 1843.
6. Alfred Lathrop, b. 5 Dec, 1846.
7. George F., b. 1 Nov., 1848, died in infancy.
5249. Deborah, b. 21 Sept., 1810, at Charleston. She m. 9 Nov.,
1831, Seth Clark Earl, b. 15 April, 1809, at Nantucket,
Mass., son of Joseph Earl and Elizabeth Coleman. They
settled at Auburn, and in 1833, removed to Nashville, Tenn.,
and in 1844, to Ottowa, 111., where they were living in 1861.
He was a colonel of volunteers, and was killed at the battle
of Jackson, Miss., 16 July 1863. They had four children:
1. Charles Manton, b. 28 Aug., 1832, living at Ottawa in
1861, unm.
2. Emma Elizaheth, b. 27 March, 1835, m. 14 Nov., 1860,
Philo Hard, son of Peter N. Hard and Mary Wilkie, and he
was a lumber merchant at Ottowa in 1861.
3. Frances V., b. 1 Jan., 1838, d. 19 Aug., 1839.
4. Frances Maria, b. 22 Feb., 1840, unm. in 1861.
VI. Philura Hartshorn (1808), born at Norwich,

:
726 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Conn., 16 June, 1772, third daughter of Capt. Ebenezer

Hartshorn and Abigail Barstow (433), was a great grand-
daughter of Jal)ez Hyde (8) of the third generation. She
m. 8 Sept., 1791, Lavius Filhnore, b. 1 Oct., 1767, at lôr-
wich, second son of Comfort Filhnore and Zerviah Bos-
worth of Norwich {see M. 1051). He was a master builder,
and they settled at Franklin. About 1795, they removed
to Middlebury, Vt., and he died at Kew
Haven, Vt.
Tlierr children were
5250. Lavius, b. 9 April, 1792, at Franklin. He m. 30 July,
1829, Alvira McNeil, who d. 20 July, 1842.
He then m. 2 Nov., 1846, Lucia Collins.
5251. Lorin B., b. 9 May, 1794, at Franklin.
5252. Lafayette, b. 11 Nov., 1798, at Middlebury. He was a phy-
sician, and d. 6 Sept., 1819, at Norfolk, Va.
5253. Philetus P., b. 11 July, 1803, at Middlebury. He m. March,
1834, Mildred Cooper, who d. Aug., 1835.
He then m. July, 1837, Electa Dunning.
5254. Benjamin Franklin, b. 1 Dec, 1805, at Middlebuiy, d. 10
Aug., 1806.
5255. Benjamin Franklin 2d, b. 19 Sept., 1810, at Middlebury.
He m. Aug., 1834, Lorain Willie.
5256. Philura Hartshorn, b. 18 July, 1796, at Middlebury. She
m. 27 Nov., 1831, Phinehas Lord.
5257. Cleoria S., b. 14 March, 1801, at Middlebury. She m. 12
Dec, 1819, Rodman Chapman. Their son, iya?;M<s Fillmore,
graduated at Middlebury college in 1845, and d. in 1859.
5258. Julia A. H., b. 21 June, 1807, at Middlebury. She m.
March, 1831, Erasmus Darwin Coolcy, who d. Jan., 1841.
5259. Delia, b. 28 Oct., 1811, at Middlebury, d. 13 Aug., 1812.
VI. Elizabeth Hartshorn (1810), born at IS'orwich,

Conn., 8 Jan., 1777, fifth daugliter of Capt. Ebenezer
Hartshorn and Abigail Barstow (433), was a great grand-
daughter of Jabez Hyde (8) of the third generation. She
m. 18 Feb., 1797, Joshua Smith, b. 21 June, 1774, at
lôrwich, son of Joshua Smith and Hannah Bentley of
Franklin. They settled at Franklin, where he d. 17
March, 1813, and she d. 10 Sept., 1821.
Their children ivcre :
5260. Beriah Hartshorn, b. 11 June, 1803, at Franklin. He m. 22

Jan., 1829, Philena Morton of Deerfield, daughter of Lewis
Morton and Adenea Dickinson. They were married at
Frankfort, N. Y. lie was a farmer, and they removed to
Monroe county, in 1836, to Orleans county, N. Y., in
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 727

1839, and to Hennepiu, 111., in 1S47, where they were living
in 18(30. They had eight children :
1. Julia, m. James G. Laughlin, and was living at Bureau,

111., in 1860.
2. Charles Eugene. 3. EJirard. 4. Antoinette.
6. Chester. G. Augusta. 7 and 8. Tioo, who died in
childhood.
5261. Joshua, b. 1 March, 1809, at Franklin. He graduated at
Yale in 1833, took orders as an episcopal clergyman, in
1840, and was a missionary to Western Africa. He returned
in 1844, and in 1860 was living at Newark, N. J., engaged
in clerical duties.
5262. Jared Hyde, b. 29 Nov., 1811, at Franklin. He m. about
1838, Clark, who d. in 1855. He was a leather
dealer, and was living at Rochester, N. Y., in 1860, and had
three children, one of whom died in infancy.
5263. Hannah Barstow, b. 12 Sept., 1800, at Franklin. She m. 4
Feb., 1821, Alpheus Kingsley, b. 13 June, 1800, at Lebanon,
son of Alpheus Kingsly and Eunice Williams. She d. 17
June, 1824. He had by her one child :
1. Alpheus Eugene, b. 3 June, 1824, d. 16 June, 1824.

He then m. her mother's third cousin, Dorcas Mansfield
(1373), daughter of William Mansfield and Hannah Hyde
(321) of NoWch. {See No. 1373.)
VI. Anna Hartshorn (1811), born at Norwich, Conn.,

5 May, 1782, sixtli daughter of Capt. Ebenezer Hartshorn
and Abigail Barstow (433), was a great granddaughter of
Jabez Hyde (8) of the third generation. She m."6 Sept.,
1801, Adan Fillmore, b. 1 March, 1781, at Norwich, sixth
son of Comfort Fillmore and Zerviah Bosworth of Nor-
wich. {See No. 1054). He was a farmer, and they settled
at Eome, N. Y., and in 1818 removed to Gallia county, 0.
They were living at Pine Grove in that county in 1858.
Their children were
5264. Ebenezer Hartshorn, b. 13 Sept., 1804, at Rome. He m. 25
Dec, 1832, Mary Hatt Smith, b. 20 June, 1816, in Hamilton
county, 0., eldest daughter of William M. Smith and Ora-
minah Hatt. They were living at Cincinnati in 1858, and
had five children :
1. Oliver Spencer, b. 4 May, 1834, d. 21 Aug., 1836.

2. William Adan, b. 30 Sept., 1836, a teacher at Cincin-
atti in 1858.
3. Ebenezer Hartshorn, b. 29 Sept., 1842.
4. Frank Marcellm, b. 1 Aug., 1845, d. 9 Jaq., 1846.
5. Jane McGwire, b. 4 Dec, 1849.
jc)^ HYDE GENEALOGY.
5265. Eavl, b. 29 Oct., 1809, at Rome. He died at the age of 16

years.
5206. Comfort Lavius, b. 8 Sept., 1815, at Rome. He m. 4 April,
1838, at Cincinnati, 0., Maria Trowbridge, b. 22 Nov., 1812,
in Steuben county, N. Y. They settled at Cincinnati, where
they were living in 1858. They had sis children :
1. Sophronia, b. 1 Sept., 1839, died unm.

2. Leonidas, b. 10 May, 1841, died in childhood.
3. Lockwood, h. 24 Dec, 1844.
4. A7ma, b. 30 Aug., 1848.
5. P/tonefta, b. 24 May, 1853.
6. Challen, b. 24 Jan., 1856.
5267. William H. H., b. 3 Aug., 1817, at Rome. He m. 13 Oct.,
1838, Hester Ann Gardner, daughter of William Gardner
and Rebecca Sisson of Galia county, 0., and d. 16 Oct.,
1853. They had seven children :
1. Lucefhi. 2. Salina, who died young. 8. William.

4. Augu>itus P. 5. Harriet A. 6. Silas H. 7. Eenrietta,
5268. Charles i)amarin, b. 8 June, 1820, in Gallia county. He m.

2 March, 1846, Almira Gardner, sister of his brother Wil-
liam's wife. They settled in Gallia county, where they were,
living in 1858. He was a cabinet-maker, and they had four
children :
1. Wesley Dodridge. 2. John E. 3. Charles Millard.

4. William Chase.
5209. De Lafayette, b. 20 June, 1822, d. 13 July, 1822.
5270. Augustus Damarin, b. 7 Sept., 1823, at Gallia county. He
m.^29 June, 1848, Hannah M, Lockwood, b. 17 Jan., 1826,
at Cincinnati, O., daughter of Ezekiel Lockwood and
Minerva Trowbridge. He was a Christian clergyman, and
was author of the Christian Psalmist^ and other musical
works. They were living at Paris, 111., in 1858, and had
five children :
1.James Henry^ b. 1 June, 1849.

2. Minerva Anna, b. 6 July, 1851.
3. George Franklin, b. 31 Dec, 1853.
4. Frederick Augustus, h. 15 May, 1856.
5. Kate Maria, b. 10 May, 1858.
5271. Frances Hartshorn, b. 16 Aug., 1802, at Rome. She m. 11
March, 1821, Josiah A. Cherrington, b. in 1799, in Vir-
ginia. He was a farmer, and they settled in Gallia county,
0., where she d. 5 Dec, 1834. He was living in Minnesota
in 1858. They had twelve children, nine sons and three
daughters ; two of the sons died in infancy, and two at the
ages of 19 and 22 unm. The other five sons were living
with their father in 1858 :
1. Eliza, the eldest daughter, m. Josiah Spencer, and

died at the age of 30 years, leaving two children.
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.0L4..-JL^
^/l^y^-n^ch^
HYDE GENEALOGY. 729
2. Adeline, the second daughter, m. Barasel Lackey, and
died at the age of 30 years, leaving four children.
0. Anne, the third daughter, m. James Iceminger, and in
1858, had five children.
5272. Adaline Barstow, b. 12 May, 1807, at Rome. She m. 11
Sept., 1828, John W. Matthews, b. in 1804, in Greeubriar
county, Va., son of Townsend Matthews and Nancy Wil-
liams. He was captain of a steamboat on the Ohio in 1858,
and they were living in Meigs county, 0. They had two
sons and sis daughters :
1. Myranda, their eldest daughter, m. George Wolfenbar-

ger, a farmer, and in 1858 had one sou and five daughters.
2. Artemesia, the second daughter, m. Allen Rumsey, and
had a son in 1858.
3. Alexander Franklin, their eldest son, was a pilot on the
Ohio, and was drowned 12 April, 1858.
4. Sophronia.
5.Fonny Jane, two of the daughters, died young. Their
other children 6. Anne.
: 7. Mary. 8. Cassius, were liv-
ing with their parents in 1858.
5273. Zerviah Bushnell, b. 5 Jan., 1812, at Rome. She m. 26 June,
1836, William B. Anderson, b. 30 Nov., 1811, in Harrison
county, Ky., son of John G. xinderson and Mary Stuart. He
was a ship carpenter, and they settled at Cincinnati, and in
1853 removed to Indiana, and in 1858, they were living at
Sugar Creek, la., engaged in farming. They had seven
children :
1.George Washington, b. 14 May, 1837, d. 13 July, 1838.

2. Esther Bennette, b. 26 June, 1839.
3. Eliza Jane, b. 2 Oct., 1841.
4. Jasper Tyler, b. 22 Nov., 1843, d. 22 Nov., 1855.
5. Fanny Isabel, b. 29 Aug., 1845.
6. Jemima Hazen, b. 29 May, 1847.
7. Mary Anna, b. 16 Jan., 1851.
5274. Elizabeth Smith (twin), b. 20 June, 1822, d. 10 July, 1822.
YI. Capt. Jonathan Peck (1812), born at Norwicli, Conn.,

13 Sept., 1769, eldest son of PhinehasPeck and Elizabeth
Barstow (434), was a great grandson of Jabez Hyde (8) of
the third generation. He m. 14 Oct., 1790, Martha Willes,
b 27 July, 1771, dangliter of Deacon Joshua Willes of
Franklin, by his second wife, Eunice Huntington, and
granddaughter of the Rev. Henry Willes and Martha Kirt-
land of Norwich {see No. 1189). They settled at Frank-
lin, where she d. 17 July, 1805.
His children by her xcere :
5275. Lucius, b. 9 Nov., 1797, at Franklin. He m. 5 Feb., 1822,

92
730 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Abby Crawley of Norwich, and was living at Bazetta, 0.,

in 1859.
5276. Jonathan Huntington, b. 15 July, 1801, at Franklin. He
m. IMary Ann Pitcher, and was living at Kingsville, 0., in
1859.
5277. Joshua Willes, b. 19 Aug., 1803, at Franklin. He ni. his
first cousin, Julia Elizabeth Gager (5300), b. 15 Oct., 1808,
at Franklin, second daughter of Daniel Gager and Phebe Peck
(1818). They removed to Rochester, N. Y., where he d. 16
Oct., 1855. She was living at Warren, 0., in 1859.
5278. Eunice, b. 4 Dec, 1791, at Franklin. She m. Stephen Arm-
strong who died, and she was a widow, living at Pierpout,
0., in 1859.
5279. Martha, b. 12 Aug., 1794, at Franklin. She m. Wilson,
and d. at Parma, N. Y., and left one child Lticy^ who m. :
Garlick.
Capt. Jonathan Peck then m. 2 March, 1806, Lois

Crocker (probably widow of Asa Crocker). They removed
to Pembroke or Parma, IST. Y., where he died.
Mis, cliildren hy her- were :
5280. Dyer Spencer, b. 25 Oct., 1806, at Franklin, d. 13 Nov., 1806.

5281. Asa Crocker (twin), b. 25 Oct., 1806, at Franklin. He m.
Marietta Fulton of Parma, N. Y. They were living at Ra-
venna, 0., in 1859.
VI. Capt. Phinehas Peck (1813), born atlôrwich, Conn.,

14 Oct., 1774, second son Phinehas Peck and Elizabeth
the third generation. He m. 1801, Ednah Rogers (^4552),
b. 29 Jnly, 1785, at Richmond, R. L, eldest daughter of
his third cousin, Ednah Hyde (1496), by her first husband
Dr. Stephen Rogers. They settled at Warren, ]^. Y., where
he was killed 4 Jul}^, 181(), in firing a cannon.
Her children hy him tvere :
5282. Gates, born at Warren, supposed to be living at Deansville, N.

Y., in 1859, unm.
5283. Calista D., born at Warren. She m. about 1831, Darwin
Robinson, and lived at Buffalo, and was probably living at
Detroit in 1859, and had two children :
After the death of her first husband, Mrs. Ednah

(Rogers) Peck, m. about 1814, Charles Randall, who d.
HYDE GENEALOGY. 731
about 1841, at German Flatts, K Y., and she d. 22 Sept.,

1855, at Deansville, N. Y.
Her child hy him ivas :
5284. Erastus Rogers, who was liviii"; at Utica in 1856, unm.
VI. Gates Peck (1814), born at Norwich, Conn., 27

Feb., 1778, third son of Phinehas Peck and Elizabeth
the third generation. He m. in 1803, at Western, N. Y.,
Lurene Rudd (7106), b. 17 Oct., 1783, second dauo:hter of
Judge Prosper Rudd (2600) and Eliza Lord of Western,
N". Y. He wâs a farmer, and they settled at Rome, N. Y.,
and in 1860, was living at Western, near Delta post-office,
N.Y.
5285. Phinelias Franklin, b. 1805, at Rome. He m. 1836, Hannah

Evans, who died s.jj., and he was living in Michigan in
1860.
5286. Charles R., b. in 1814, at Rome, died same year.
5287. Benjamin R. b. 1816. at Rome. He m. 1855, Frances Baby
of Syracuse, where they were living in 1860, s. p.
5288. Eliza Ann, b. 1807, at Rome. She was living in 1860, and
was unm.
b. 1809, at Rome.
5289. Marietta, She m. 1845, Samuel Savary, a
mormon, and removed to Salt Lake city, U. T., where she
was living in 1860, s. p.
5290. Cornelia, b. 1812, at Rome, d. in 1814.
5291. Eloisa Cleopatria, b. 1818, at Rome. She m. 1855, Israel
Williams. They were living in Kansas in 1860, and had
one child Victoria E., b 1857.
:
5292. Cleora Fitch, b. 1820, at Rome. She m. 1845, Daniel Smith,

Jun'r. They were living at Rome in 1860, and had three
children :
1. Cassimer Wilmot, b. 1847.

2. Alice Phebe, b. 1851. d. 1853.
3. Ida, b. 1853.
VI. Ambrose Peck (1816), born at ITorwich, Conn., 10

July, 1782, fifth son of Phinehas Peck and Elizabeth
the third generation. He m. 9 Sept., 1810, Eunice Hazen,
b. about 1784. They settled at Franklin, where she d. 1
March, 1843, aged 58 years, and he d. 25 Feb., 1855.
:
732 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Tlieir children were

5293. John Hazen, b. 10 July, 1811, at Franklin. He m. 29 Jan.,
1834, his third cousin, Abby Ann Hyde (5067), b. 21
July, 1811, at Franklin, eldest daughter of Amasa Hyde
(1711) and Anna Hazen. They settled at Norwich Town,
where they were living in 1857, where he was a tailor, and
a merchant, and a justice of the peace, at Yantic village.
1. Eunice Hazen, b. 25 Feb., 1835, d. 7 Nov., 1835.

2. John Bijde, b. 7 Sept., 1838, graduated at State
Normal school, and in 1857, was principal of a graded
school at Portland. Conn.
3. Ahheij Jane.'h. 21 Aug., 1840.
4. William Henry, b. 12 May, 1842.
5. James Hazen, b. 2 April, 1844, d. 1 Sept., 1844.
6. Anna Hyde, b. 12 July, 1846.
7. Samuel Noft, b. 12 Feb., 1848.
5294. Bela, born at Franklin. He went south, unm., and had not
been heard of by his relations in 1857, for years, and was
supposed to be dead in 1860.
VI. Phebe Peck (1818), born at JSTorwicli, Conn., 8

Oct., 1785, youngest daughter of Phinehas Peck and
Elizabeth Barstow (434), was a great granddaughter of
Jabez Hyde (8) of the third generation. She m. 22
March, 1805, Daniel Gager, b. 4 July, 1782, at Norwich,
youngest son of Daniel Gager and Mary Johnson of Nor-
wich, and grandson of John Gager and Jerusha Barstow
of Norwich {see No. 1634). They settled at Franklin,
and in June, 1827, removed to Parma, N. Y., where she
d. 16 Aug., 1830, and he d. 24 Oct., 1838.
5295. William Brewster, b. 10 Dec, 1810, at Franklin, d. 11 July,

1813.
5296. Jonathan Pratt, b. 4 July, 1814, at Franklin. He d. 24
Jan., 1840, at Parma, unm.
5297. Lucien Fayette, b. 7 March, 1819, at Franklin. He m.
Harriet Delight Brooks of Syracuse, N. Y., and was living
at Hartford, 0., in 1859.
5298. William Willes, b. 23 Nov., 1822, at Franklin. He m.
Ollie Miller, and in 1859, was living at Afton, Iowa.
5299. Jerusha Augusta, b. 21 Jan., 1807, at Franklin. She m. 11
April. 1827, Lester Biles Babcock, b. 16 Jan., 1805, at
Lebanon, Conn., son of Thomas Babcock and Sophia John-
son. He was a farmer, and they were living at Lebanon in
1859. They had two children :
HYDE GENEAiÔGY. 'J'33
1. Amos Lester, b. 23 May, 1829, at Lebanon, m. 14 Feb.,

1854, Caroline E. Hatch.
2. Fhebe SojjJua, b. 12 May, 1831, at Lebanon, m. 7
May, 1856, William Loomis, and living at Lebanon in 1859.
5300. Julia Elizabeth, b. 15 Oct., 1808, at Franklin. She m. her
first cousin, Joshua Willes Peck (5277), third son of Capt.
Jonathan Peck (1812) and Martha Willes. (See No. 5277.)

5301. Mary Johnson, b. 21 Jaly, 1812, at Franklin. She m.
Mahlon Lewis Ross of Clarkson, N. Y., and in 1859 they
were living at Wiscoy, N. Y.
5302. Phebe, b. 7 Feb., 1816, at Franklin, d. 16 March. 1816.
5303. Cornelia Anne, b. 17 Feb., 1817, at Franklir. She m.
Joseph Adams Root of Augusta, N. Y. They were living
at Kinsman, 0., in 1859.
5804. Martha Calista P., b. 16 Dec, 1820, at Franklin. She m. 29
April, 1844, Justin Loomis Babcock, b. 13 Oct., 1814, at
Lebanon son of Thomas Babcock and Sophia Johnson.
They were living at Lebanon in 1859. They had three child-
ren:
1. Martha Josepldne, b. 19 May, 1846, d. 16 Jan., 1857.

2. Marif Aurelia, b. 2 March, 1848.
3. Jusim Gager, b. 6 May, 1850.
5305. Josephine Antionette, born at Franklin. She m. Lemuel
Newton, and they were living at Kinsman, 0., in 1859.
VI. Richard Lord (1819), born at Lyme, Conn., 15

Sept., 1752, eldest son of Capt. Enoch Lord (436) and
Hepzibah Marvin of Lyme, was a great grandson of Eliza-
beth Hyde (9) of the third generation. He m. 9 Dec.,
1790, Anne Mitchell, daughter of William Mitchell and
Sarah, his wife, of Saybrook. They settled at Lyme, where
he d. 29 July, 1818, and she d. 16 March, 1826, aged 60
years.
Their ehildren ivere :
5306. William Mitchell, b. 9 Xov., 1791, at Lyme. He was living

at Chester, Conn., in 1857, unm.
5307. Richard Lynde, b. 5 Dec, 1793, at Lyme. He m. 31 Jan.,
1837, his first cousin, Esther Ann Lord (5331), youngest
daughter of Enoch Lord (1821) of Lyme, by his first wife
Esther Durfy. They were living at Lyme in 1857, s. p.
5308. Stephen Johnson, b. 26 March, 1797, at Lyme. He m. 24
Aug., 1829, his second cousin Sarah Anne McCurdy (5378),
b. 25 May, 1807, at Lyme, daughter of Richard McCurdy,
Esq., (1841) and Ursula Griswold (6024) of Lyme. They
settled at Lyme, where he d. 14 Jan., 1851, and where
she was living in 1857. They had sis children born at
Lyme, all unm. in 1857 :
:
'J'34
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1. Richard Eomry, b. 6 July, 1830, d. 29 Sept., 1835.

2. Robert McCurdy, b. 10 Jan., 1833, graduated at Yale
1853, unm. in 1857.
3. John McCurdi/, b. 24 June. 1835, living at Hillsboro',
111., in 1857, unm.
4. Sarah McCimhj, b. 14 April, 1838.

5. Gertrude Mr Curdy, b. 30 March, 1840.
6. Charles McCurdy, b. 31 Jan., 1842.
5309. John Mitchell, b. 18 Nov., 1802, at Lyme. He d. 3 Nov.,
1825, in North Carolina, unm.
5310. Sarah Ann, b. 18 June, 1799, at Lyme. She married her
second cousin, Judge Charles Johnson McCurdy (5374), son
of Richard McCurdy, Esq. (1841), and Ursula Griswold
(6024) of Lyme. (See No. 5374.)
VI. Joseph Lord (1820), born at Lyme, Conn., 3 June,

1757, second son of Capt. Enoch Lord (436) and Hepzibah
Marvin, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He m. 25 Nov., 1794, his third cousin,
Phebe Griffin (2263,) b. 4 May, 1768, at East Haddam,
third daughter of George Griffin and Eve Dorr (512).
They settled at Lyme, where he d. 15 March, 1812, and
she d. 26 Iôv., 1841.
Their children w,ere
5311. Joseph, b. May, 1801, at Lyme, d. 8 Sept., 1802.
5312. Harriet, b. 25 Sept., 1795, at Lyme, where she was living in
1856, unm.
5313. Phebe, b. 20 Feb., 1797, at Lyme. She m. 16 May, 1827,
Deacon Daniel Rogers Noyes, b. 22 Aug., 1793, at Westerly,
R. I., fifth son of Col. Thomas Noyes and Lydia Rogers of
Westerly.
[This Thomas Noyes, b. 3 Oct., 1754, who m. 31 Jan.,
1781, Lydia Rogers, b. 19 May, 1760, at Newport, R. I.,
daughter of William Rogers and Sarah his wife of Newport,
and d. 20 Sept., 1819, at Westerly, was Colonel Thomas
Noyes of the revolutionary army. He was the eldest son of
Joseph Noyes, who was b. 9 Oct., 1727, at Stonington, and
Barbara his wife was grandson of Capt. Thomas Noyes of
;
Stonington, b 14 Aug., 1679, and his wife, Elizabeth San-

ford, daughter of Gov. Peleg Sanford of Rhode Island was ;
great grandson of the Rev. James Noyes, b. 11 March, 1640,

the first minister of Stonington, and J)orothy Stanton, his
wife, who were m. 11 Sept., 1674. ^he Rev. James Noyes,
who was settled at Stonington, as its first minister, 10 Sept.,
1674, was the second son of the Rev. James Noyes, minister
of Newberry, Mass., who was born at Choulderton in Wilt-
shire, m. in 1634, Sarah Brown, daughter of Joseph Brown
HYDE GENEALOGY. 735
of Southampton, and came to America in the same year,
in the ship Mary and John, of London.]
Deacon Daniel Rogers Noyes was a merchant, and settled
at Lyme, where he and his wife were living in 1857. They
had six children born at Lyme :
1. Caroline Lijdia, b. 4 May 1828.

2. Edmund Griffin, b. 10 Aug., 1830, d. 27 Nov., 1835.
3. Julia Lord, b. 23 Sept., 1833.
4. Daniel Rogers, b. 10 Nov., 1836.
5. Josephine Lord, b. 18 Sept., 1839.
6. Charles Phelps, b. 24 April, 1842. They were allunm.
in 1857.
5315. Hepzibah, b. March, 1799, at Lyme. She d. 29 March, 1844,
at Lyme, unm.
5316. Julianna, b. 6 March, 1803, at Lyme, where she was living in
1857, unm.
5317. Lucy, b. 6 March, 1805, at Lyme, where she was living in
1857, unm.
5318. Catherine, b. 7 March, 1807, at Lyme. She married her first
cousin,'Enoch Noyes (5341), second son of Joseph Noyes and
Jane Lord (1825), and d. 25 Nov., 1844, s. u. (See No.
5341.)
5319. Frances Jane, b. Oct., 1810, at Lj^me. She was living at Cleve-
land, 0., in 1857, unm.
5320. Josephine, b. 12 July, 1812, at Lyme. She married her
second cousin, Alexander Lynde McCurdy (5377), fifth son
of Richard McCurdy, Esq. (1841), and Ursula Griswold
(6024) of Lyme. {See No. 5377.)
VI. Enoch Lord (1821), born at Lyme, Conn., 28 July,

1760, third son of Capt. Enoch Lord (436) and Hepzibah
Marvin, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of
the third generation. He m. 3 June, 1790, Esther Durfey
of Xew London, b. about 1772. They settled at Lyme,
where she d. 8 Feb., 1814, aged 41 years.
5321. Thomas Durfey, b. 17 Feb., 1792, at Lyme. He m. Caroline

Bulkley of Lyme, and was living at Canton, 111., in 1857.
5322. William Marvin, b. 21 Dec, 1806, at Lyme. He m. Cathe-
rine Howe, and was living at Stonington in 1857, s. p.
5323. George W. Lee, b. 13 Sept., 1808, at Lyme. He m. 5 March,
1839, Emely E. Moore of Lyme, and was living at Canton,
HI. in 1857.
5324. Phebe, b. 12 Jan., 1794, at Lyme. She m. Lucas; he
died, and she was living at Auburn in 1857.
5325. Sarah Read, b. 12 Feb., 1796, at Lyme. She m. Matthew
Marvin, and was living at Norwalk, 0., in 1857.
736 HYDE GENEALOGY.
5327. Nancy M., b. 26 Aug., 1798, at Lyme, unm. in 1857.

5328. Mary Y., b. 27 Sept., 1800, at Lyme, where she d. 13 Dec,
1828, unm.
5329. Elizabeth, b. 27 Nov., 1802, at Lyme, where she was living
in 1857, unm.
5330. Eunice Noyes, b. 6 Dec., 1804, at Lyme. She m. Pew,
and died s. p.
6331. Esther Ann, born at Lyme. She married her first cousin
llichardLynde Lord (5307), second son of Kichard Lord
(1819) and Anne iMitchell of Lyme. {See No. 5307.)
Enoch Lord tlieii married his second cousin, Phebe Sill
(1916), b. 14 July, 1768, at Saybrook, yoiino-est daughter

of Ricliard Sill (453) and Zipporah Ayers. He d. 22 Dec,
1834, and she was living at Saybrook in 1857, 5, p.
VI. Lynde Lord (1823), born at Lyme, Conn., 17 July,

1767, fourth son of Capt. Enoch Lord (436) and Hepzibah
Marvin, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He m. Mehitable Marvin, b. 26 Oct.,
1773, at Lyme, eldest daughter of Matthew Marvin and
Elizabeth Deraming, and granddaughter of Matthew Mar-
vin and Mary Beckwith of Lyme {see No. 502). They
settled at Ljane, where he d. 19 May, 1856, and she d.
16 Aug., 1857.
Their children wei-e :
5332. Frederick William, b. 11 Dec, 1800, at Lyme. He grad-

uated at Yale in 1821, and was a physician, and was professor
of mathematics in Washington colleoe, Maryland. He m.
17 xMay, 1886, Louisa S. Ackerly, b. 29 Sept., 1814, at New
York, daughter of Jackamiah Ackerly, and Jerusha M. Smith.
They settled at Sag Harbor, N. Y., where he practiced phy-
sic for 15 years, and was a member of congress. In 1846 he
relinquished practice and retired to Walnut Grove, in Green-
port, N. Y., where they were living in 1859. They had
three children :
1. Louisa A., h. 25 March, 1837, d. 3 Jan., 1840.

2. 3[ari/ S., h. 14 Dec, 1839.
3. Theodore A., b. 23 Jan., 1844.
5333. Matilda, b. 1794, at Lyme. She ra. 1822, Dr. John Sill
Rogers, born at Lyme. He graduated at Yale in 1815, and
was a physician. They settled at Lyme, where he was a
member of the legislature. About 1836, they removed to
Rome, 0., where he was also a member of the legislature.
They wei'e living at Rome in 1859. They had two children :
HYDE GENEALOGY. 737
1. CliarloUe Aiiffusfa, who m. Thomas S. Swan, a farmer
of Lyme, and had iu 1859 two children Walter; and Ada
:
Auo'usta.
2. ffe/Ien, who m. Dr. Stone of Rome, 0., where thcj were
living in 1859, .J,.
«.,^„^^^
VI. Anne Lord Lyme, Conn., 4 Dec,
(1824), born at
1754, eldest daughter of Capt. Enoch Lord (436) and
Hepzibah Marvin, was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth
Hyde (9) of the third generation. She m. 1 Sept., 1774,
Capt. Stephen Johnson, b. 22 Feb., 1753, at Lyme, second
son of the Rev. Stephen Johnson of Lyme, by his first
wife, Elizabeth Diodate.
[The Rev. Stephen Johnson, b. May, 1724, at Newark,
]Sr. J., was son of N"atlianiel Johnson, Esq., aud Sarah
Ogden of Newark. He graduated at Yale, 1743, and was a
Congregational clergyman. He m. 26 July, 1744, Eliza-
beth Diodate, b. 11 July, 1722, at New Haven, eldest
daughter of William Diodate and Elizabeth, his wife.
This William Diodate was a descendant in the fourth
generation of the Rev. John Diodate of Geneva, in
Switzerland, in whose family John Milton lived when he
was in Geneva. The Rev. John Diodate was b. about
1579, at Lucca, was professor of divinity at Geneva, and
was the author of a large volume of commentaries upon
the Bible an English translation of which commentaries
;
was published in 1651, containing a likeness of the vener-

able author. The Rev. Stephen Johnson was settled as
minister of Lyme, 10 Dec, 1746, where his wife d. 2 May,
1761. He then m. 1 Dec, 1762, Mary Blague of Say-
brook, who d. 10 Dec, 1772. He afterwards married a
third wife by the name of Leverett, and d. 8 Nov., 1786,
in the 63d year of his age, and the 40th year of his
ministry. At the request of his friend and parishioner,
John McCurdy of Lyme, he wrote a series of articles in
opposition to the stamp act, which the latter caused to be
published in the Connecticut Gazette, whicli aroused the spirit
of the country against British aggressions which spirit ;
at length broke out in an armed resistance. And when

Boston became the seat of war in 1775, this patriotic
minister went there in person, as chaplain to the Ameri-
can troops. He had by his first wife six children 1. Dio- :
date, b. 29 July, 1745, graduated at Yale, 1764, and was

a tutor there, and a clergyman at Millington, and d. 1773,
s. p. 2. Sarah, b. 29 Jan., 1748, who m. Deacon John
93
738 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Griswold {see M. 2100). 3.. Elizabeth, b. 22 Nov., 1750,

who m. Dr. Hezekiali Braiiiard of Hadclam, and d. 12 Dec,
1813, s. p. 4. Stephen, who m. Anne Lord. 5. Catherine,
b. 6 April, 1755, who m. Kev. R. R. Elliot of Watertown,

Mass., and died s. p. 6. William, b. 29 June, 1757,
graduated at Yale, 1778, and d, 28 Jan., 1779, unm. By his
second wife he had two children : 7. llari/, b. 9 Aug.,
1768, m. Rev. Matthew Is'oyes. 8. Nathaniel, b. 5 Aug.,
1770, d. 4 March, 1771.]

Capt. Stephen Johnson and Anne Lord, his wife, settled
at Lyme, where they probably both died, but the dates of
their deaths I have not obtained.
Theh' children toere :
5334. Diodate, b. 8 Feb., 177S, at Lyme, d. 9 Dec, 1783.

5335. Elizabeth, b. 6 Aug., 1780, at Lyme. She m. 28 Aug.,
1801, Stephen Peck of Lyme, and d. 7 Nov., 1803, p.
.5.
5336. Catherine, b. 22 Feb., 1783, at Lyme. She m. Israel Matson,

b. 6 April. 1771, at Lyme, second son of Nathaniel Matson
and Desire Newton, and grandson of Nathaniel Matson, the
first, of Lyme, and Joanna Ely, his wife. They settled at
Lyme, where she d. 20 Aug., 1807. He had by her one
son : Stephen Johnson, who m. Van Bergen.
Israel Matson then m. Phebe Ely, and d. 4 Sept., 1855, at
Lyme, and had by her three other children, not of the Hyde
blood.
5337. Sarah B., b. 25 Jan., 1785, at Lyme, where she died unm.
5338. Anne, b. 22 Feb., 1787, at Lyme. She m. 17 June, 1819,
Col. Selden Huntington of Haddam, and d. 7 Oct., 1823,
leaving one son:
1. Joseph Selden, b. 24 Nov., 1820. He was living at
New York in 1862.
Selden Huntington then m. 27 Jan., 1832, at New York,
her second cousin, Jeannette McCurdy Stewart (5385), born
at New York, youngest daughter of Alexander Stewart and
Elizabeth McCurdy (1842). He d. June, 1846, and she was
living at New York in 1858. He had by her two children :
1. Gertrude E., b. 8 Dec, 1832, d. 1833.

2. Emelij S., b. 31 July, 1834, living at New York in
1858, unm. {See No. 5385.)
5339 Mary, born at Lyme. She m. Dr. Bulkley of Haddam, and
had two children.
VL Jane Lord(1825), born at Lyme, Conn., 13 Aug.,

17G4, second daughter of Capt. Enoch Lord (486) and
llepzibah Marvin, was a great granddaughter of Eliza-
beth Hyde (9) of the third generation. She m. Capt.
: :
HYDE GENEALOGY. 739

Joseph Nojês, b. 7 Lyme, second son of
Sept., 1758, at
Jndge William and Eunice Marvin.
ISToyes
[Judo;e William iTojes was a son of Moses N'ojês and
Mary Ely of Lyme, and was a grandson of the Rev.
Moses Noyes, the first minister of Lyme, and liuth
Picket, his wife. The Rev. Moses Jôyes, b. 6 Dec,
1643, at N"ewbmy, Mass., was brother of the Rev. James
IToyes, the first minister of Stonington [see No. 5313),
and was the third son of the Rev. James E"oyes of New-
bury, Mass., and Sarah Brown, who were m. in 1634, in
England, and came to America the same year. The Rev.
Moses Noyes graduated at Harvard, 1659, m. Ruth Picket
of New London, and commenced his ministerial labors at
Ljnne in 1666, and was ordained as the first minister of
the regular church, which was formed there in 1693. He
d. 10 Nov., 1729, at Lyme, and was buried in the old
cemetery below the hill, where the following tribute to his
memory is placed upon the headstone of his grave.
" The learned, modest, and orthodox minister, and pious
divine."]
Joseph Noyes and Jane Lord, his wife, settled at Lyme,
where he d. Aug., 1820, and she d. in 1843.
5340. Richard, b. 12 Jan., 1787, at Lyme, He m. 31 March, 1814,

his fourth cousin, Martha Noyes, b 25 April, 1791, at
Westerly, R. I., second daughter of Col. Thomas Noyes and
Lydia Rogers of Westerly (see No. 5313). He was a phy-
sician, and they settled at Lyme, where she died leaving one
son :
1. Dr. John Noyes, who graduated at Yale, 1834, and m.

Anne Colton. She died, leaving two children, and he then
m. a widow Sill.
After the death of his first wife. Dr. Richard Noyes m.
25 March, 1830, his fourth cousin, Dorothy Griffin (0434),
b. 2 March, 1797, at East Haddam, fourth daughter of Col.
Josiah Griffin (2258) and Dorothy Gates. They were living
at Old Lyme in 1858. He had by her four other children :
2. Richard, b. 9 Feb., 1831, unm. in 1858.

3. George Griffin, b. 20 Au-, 1833, unm. in 1858.
4. Joseph, b. 9 Feb., 1836, d. 30 Oct., 1842.
5. Martha Jane, b. 15 April, 1841.
5341. Enoch, b. 27 Aug., 1789, at Lyme. He m. 29 June, 1820,
Clarissa Dutton, b. 27 Nov., 1798, at New London, daughter
of Asa Dutton and Clarissa Fitch. They settled at Lyme,
where she d. 6 Aug., 1836. He had by her eight children,
born at Lyme
:
740 HYDE GENEALOGY.
1.Ahhy Sill, b. 27 May, 1821, d. 22 July, 1822.

2. Clarissa Dation, b. 11 Aug., 1823, d. 14 Aug., 1823.
3. Ellen, h. 15 Nov., 1824, m. 21 March, 1848, Daniel
Chadwick, b. 5 Jan., 1825, at Lyme, son of Daniel
Chadwick and Nancy Waite. He graduated at Yale in
1845, and was a lawyer, and they were living at Lyme in
1859, and had two children Charles Noyes, b. 18 Jan.,
:
1849 ; and Mary, b. 1 May, 1851, d. 5 Dec, 1853.

4. Ilrnry, b. 17 Sept., 1826, living in California in 1859.
5. Charles RochweU, b. 16 Oct., 1828.
6. Enoch, b. 8 Nov., 1830, living at Lyme in 1859.
7. Martha, b. 9 March, 1833, unm. in 1859.
8. Sarah, b. 30 July, 1836, d. 29 Sept., 1836.
He then m. 10 Dec, 1840, his first cousin, Catherine
Lord (5318), b. 7 March, 1807. at Lyme, sixth daughter of
Joseph Lord (1820) and Phebe Griffin (2263). She d. 25
Nov., 1844, at Lyme, s. p., where he was living in 1859.
5342. Joseph, b. 1799, at Lyme. He m. 14 May, 1823, Sarah
Gurley, b. 26 Nov., 1804, at New London, eldest daughter
of Jacob B. Gurley, Esq., and Elizabeth Griswold (6025).
He was a farmer, and they settled at Lyme, where she d. 21
March, 1835. He had by her five children, born at Lyme :
1. Mary Gurley, b. 15 Dec, 1824, m. F. C. Selden of

New Haven, where they were living in 1859, and had one
child, Mary.
2. Jane Elizabeth,
b. 23 Feb., 1827, d. 28 Sept., 1835.
3. Ursula Wolcott, b. 21 Feb., 1829, m. 9 March, 1848,
Samuel Grosvenor, and was living at Norwich in 1859, and
had three daughters.
4. Josejih, b. 26 June, 1831, living at Mansfield in 1859,
unm.
5. Sarah Griswold,
b. 15 Aug., 1833, d. 28 Sept., 1835.
He then m. 13 Oct., 1835, his fourth cousin, Catherine
Elizabeth Edgerton (4579), b. 25 Jan., 1803, at New Lon-
don, eldest daughter of James Edgerton (1510) and Cathe-
rine Hinman, and d. 1 April, 1836, at Lyme, without issue
by her.
She then m. 2 June, 1841, Jairus Dickerman of Troy,
N. Y., marble dealer, b. 10 May, 1797, at Hamden. son of
Jonathan Dickerman and M. Eoyce. They were living at
Troy in 1859, and she had one child by him :
1. James E., b. 13 April, 1846, at Troy.

5343. Eunice, b. 20 Nov., 1791, at Lyme.
She m. 5 Jan., 1811,
Col. John Christopher Ely, Aug., 1787, at Lyme, only
b. 1
son of Capt. Christopher Ely of Lyme, by his second wife,
Esther Hunt, grandson of Daniel Ely, and great grandson of
William Ely the first of Lyme {see No. 67). They settled
at Lyme in 1826, removed to New York, and in 1828 to Bal-
timore, Md., where they were living in 1859. They had
eleven children
: ^ :
HYDE GENEALOGY. 74
1. John Noyes, b. 11 Nov., 1811, in. 11 June, 1883, Eliza

L. Baker of Baltimore, who d. 20 June, 1842. He had by
her three children Catherine, b. 6 May, 1834, who m.
:
Samuel Wingate John B., b. 19 Aug., 1836 and Mary J.,

; ;
b. 3U Sept., 1838. He then m. Anne Barringtou of Phila-

delphia.
Jane, b. 30 Dec., 1812, m. July, 1834, Francis
2. E>ithrr
S. Walter of Baltimore, and d. 20 Oct., 1837, leaving one
daughter, who m. Joseph 11. Golibart.
(L Joseph Christopher, b. 22 June, 1814, d 15 June, 1848,
at Baltimore, unm.
4. J,mies Laiorence, b. 23 April, 1816, d. 1 May, 1817.
5. William Noi/es, b. 3 Feb., 1818, unm. in 1858.
6. Richard Noyes, b. 17 April, 1820, d. 27 Nov., 1843, at
Baltimore, unm.
7. Mary Anne, b. 14 Dec, 1822, m. Joseph Gray of Balti-
more.
8. Frarices Noyes,}). 11 Nov., 1824, d. 13 Aug., 1843, at
Baltimore, unm.
9. Daniel Noyes, b. 3 July, 1827, d. 11 Dec, 1832.
10. Enoch iXoyes. b. 1 Aug., 1830, m. 23 Nov., 1854, Mar-
garet Ford of Baltimore, and in 1859 had two children
Joseph Christopher, b, 11 Oct., 1855 ; and Charles Ford, b.
7 Jan., 1858.
11. Martha Clarissa, b. 8 July, 1833, d. 20 June, 1838.
YL Lynde Lord (1828), born at Litchfield, Conn., 21

Oct., 1762, second son of Lynde Lord, Esq., (437) and Lois
Sheldon (1970), was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde
(9) of the third generation. He graduated at Yale in 1783,
and was a lawyer. He m. 13 Jan., 1786, his second cousin
of the Sheldon blood, Mary Lyman, b. 1764, at Northamp-
ton, only daughter of Capt. Joseph Lyman of the army of
the revolution, and ]Mary Sheldon who was a niece of his
grandfather, Capt. Elisha Sheldon, who m. Elizabeth Ely
(462). They settled at Litchfield, where he was deputy
sheritF under his father. He d. 12 Feb., 1813, at Litch-
field, where she d. 12 May, 1843.
Their children luere

5344. Joseph Lynde, b. 2 Sept., 1788, at Litchfield, d. 4 Oct 1789. ,
5345. Joseph Lyman, b. 25 Aug., 1790, at Litchfield. He m. 10

May, 1812, Maria Tryon. They settled at Boston, and in
1815Yemoved to Baltimore, where he was a merchant, and
where she d. 14 May, 1816. He had by her two children,
born in Boston :
1. Maria Therese, b. 20 Feb., 1813, m. Joseph M. Board-

man of Macon, Ga., and d. 15 July, 184-.
742 HYDE GENEALOGY.
2. Helen Louise^ b. 15 June, 1815. She d. 28 Oct., 1834,

at Clinton, Ga.
He then m. 181818, Frances Douglass Gates,
Jan.,
b. 11 March, 1791), daughter of Major Lemuel Gates,
of the United States army. They removed to. Boston in
1819, and to Taunton, Mass., in 1827, where he was a mer-
chant and postmaster. In 1835 they removed to New York,
where he was engaged in merchandise until 1845. He there
originated and became the agent of the mutual benefit life
insurance company of New York, where he was such agent
in 1859. lie had by her eight other children :
3. John Fierpont, b. 28 Oct., 1818, at Baltimore, He m.

at Macon, Ga., Mary Ann Flanders, b. 1 April, 1822, at
New York. He was a merchant, and they settled at Macon,
and removed to Brooklyn, N. Y., where they were living io
1859. They had eight children Joseph Pierpont, b. 16
:
July, 1839, d. 31 July, 1839; Wilham Gates, b. 23 June,

1840; Frances Anna, b. 26 Jan., 1843; Maria Therese, b.
28 Nov., 1844; Mary Anne, b. 6 Aug., 1846; Charles
Strong, b. 27 Aug., 1848, d. 18 Sept., 1849 Pierpont Flan- ;
ders, b. 22 Nov., 1852, d. 6 March, 1854; and Charles Pier-

pont, b. 27 July, 1854, d. 9 Aug., 1855.
4. Franees Anna, b. 15 March, 1820, at Boston. She m.
26 Oct., 1842, Charles A. Strong of New York, who d. 17
Jan., 1851. She was living at Brooklyn in 1859, and they
had two cliildren Marion F., b. 5 Sept., 1844; and Helen
:
A., b. 16 July, 1846.

5. Joaejyh Lyman, b. 5 July, 1821, at Boston. He m.
Aurelia Pratt of New York, where they were living in 1859,
and had one child Charles Strong, b. 25 March, 1851, d.
:
25 Nov., 1854.
6. Eliza Gates, b. 23 July, 1823, d. 7 Nov., 1823.
7. William Gates, b. 23 Oct., 1824, d. 3 April, 1826.
8. Eliza Gates 2d, b. 22 Jan., 1827. at Boston. She m.
11 April, 1853, George D. Puffer of Brooklyn, N. Y., where
they were living in 1857, and had three children George :
E., b. 5 Feb., 1854, d. 16 March, 1855; Frank D., b. 17

May, 1855 and William Lord, b. 14 Jan., 1858.
;
9. Joseph Sp)roat, b. 4 Aug., 1830, at Taunton, d. 24 Feb.,

1831.
10. Joseph Sproat 2d, b. 23 Feb., 1832, at Taunton. He
m. 8 Sept., 1856, Emely Puffer of Brooklyn, where they were
living in 1859 s. p.
5346. Erastus Aurelian, b. 16 Oct., 1792, at Litchfield. He m. 6
Jan., 1815, Charlotte Dorman of Litchfield, b. 10 May, 1790.
They settled at Litchfield and were living at lloxbury, Mass.,
in 1859. They had eight children :
1. Augustus Aurelian^ b. 5 Nov., 1815, a merchant' at

Litchfield in 1859.
HYDE GENEALOGY. 7^3
2. Frederick Augustus, b. and d. 1817.
3. Corrinna Mary, b. 4 Aug., 1818, living at Roxbury in
1859, unm.
4. Mary Lymaî, b. 1820, d. 1831.
5. George Frederick, b. 16 March, 1822, at Litchfield, ra.
12 Dec, 1817, Mary N. Dodd of Litchfield, where they set-
tled, and he was a farmer. They were living there in 1859,
and had two children Mary Frances, b. 18 Feb., 1850 and
:
;
Catherine Williams, b. 6 June, 1854.

G. John McHenry, b. 1 Jan., 1824, at Litchfield, living in
California in 1859.
7. Fremces Maria, b. 28 April, 182G, at Litchfield, living
at Roxbury in 1859, unm.
8. William Rvfus, b. 29 April, 1827, at Litchfield, living
at Roxbury in 1859, unm.
9. Julia Spencer, b. 1832, d. 1833.
5347. William Rufus, b. 14 Aug., 1794, at Litchfield. He d. 5
May, 1822, in the army, at New Orleans, unm.
5348. Henry Edwin, b. 13 Feb., 1797, at Litchfield. He m. 22
Dec, 1823, Sarah Mciiill of Boston, where they settled, and
where she d. about 1834. He had by her four children,
born at Boston :
1. Sarah Gill b. 1 June, 1825, m. 19 Dec, 1844, William

E. Gutterson of Boston.
2. Frez Gill, b. Sept., 1827, a clerk at Detroit in 1859.
3. Mary L.,\). Sept., 1830, m. Gorham Boardman, a mer-
chant of Boston, and they were living at Brooklyn, N. Y., in
1859.
4. Henry Edwin, b. 22 Aug., 1832. He was a clerk in
1859.
He then m. 1835, Mary W. Butler of Litchfield, and they
were living at New York in 1859. He had by her one child :
5. George S.. born at Litchfield, a clerk at New York in

1859.
5349. George Washington, b. 29 Oct., 1800, at Litchfield. He m.
14 April, 1824, Fanny Mills of Boston, where he d. G May,
1824. He had by her a posthumous child Georgianna, b.
:
27 Feb., 1825, at Boston, who m. Hill, a merchant of

New York.
5350. I\Iary Sheldon, b. 31 Jan., 1787, at Litchfield. She m. her
fourth cousin. Rev. John Pierpont (3055), second son of
James Pierpont and Elizabeth Collins (8G9) of Litchfield.
(See No. 3055.)
5351. Frances Maria, b. 7 Nov., 1798, at Litchfield. She m. 14 May,
1823, David Mayo, a merchant of Boston, and d. 3 Feb.,
1824, s. p.
5352. Abby Lyman, b. 6 Aug., 1804, at Litchfield. She m. 15
April, 1824, Jonathan Snelling, a merchant of Boston. They
removed to New York, where she d. 30 April, 1845, and
where he was living in 1859. They had three daughters.
:
744 HYDE GENEALOGY.
VI. Elijah Lathrop (1831), born at ISTorwich, Conn.,

20 Oct., 1747, eldest son of Elijah Lathrop and Susannali
Lord (438), was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9)
of the third generation. He probably m. 27 April, 1774,
Dorcas Kibbe of Enfield, Conn. If so, they settled at
Norwich, and had three children recorded there.
Those children ivere :
5353. Elijah, b. 28 Oct., 1777, at Norwich.

5354. Charles, b. 8 March, 1786, at Norwich.
5355. Nancy, b. 10 Dec, 1788, at Norwich, d. 14 June, 1790.
YI. Simon Lathrop (1832), born at Norwich, Conn., 24

Feb., 1760, second son of Elijah Lathrop and Susanna
Lord (438), was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9)
of the third generation. He probably m. 19 Dec, 1782,
Mary Wetmore, b. 16 March, 1761, at Norwich, daughter
of Prosper Wetmore, Esq., by his second wife, Mrs.
Keturah Cheeseboro'. They settled at Norwich, and had
three children recorded there, where she d. 29 Nov., 1802.
Ihosc (.hihlren vcre
5356. Gurdon, b. 2 July, 1784, at Norwich, d. 7 Dec, 1785.

5357: Gurdon 2d, b. 30 I\Iay, 1786, at Norwich.
5358. James, b. 22 Aug;., 1788, at Norwich.
VI. Nancy Lathrop (1837), born at Norwich, Conn.,

daughter of Elijah Iâthrop and Susanna Lord (438), was
a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third
generation. She m. Judge Nathaniel Niles, b. 3 April,
1741, at South Kingston, R. I., son of Judge Samuel
Niles.
[This Judge Samuel Niles was born about 1710, at
Braintree, Mass., graduated at Harvard 1731, was a
counselor in the state of Massachusetts, and a judge of
Suiiblk county, and d. 30 April, 1804, at Lebanon, at
the advanced age of 93 years. He was a son of Ilev.
Samuel Niles, minister of Braintree, Mass., b. 1 May,
1674, at Block Island, who graduated at Harvard in 1699,
and d. 1 May, 1762, and of his first wife, a daughter of
Peter Thatcher of Milton. He was a descendant of John
Niles, who came to Braintree as early as 1636, and d. 8
Feb., 1694. See 1 Spragnes Annals, 713.]
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 745

Judge ITathaniel Mies, graduated at Princeton, 1766,
studied divinity with Rev. Joseph BaUarny, J). D., and be-
came a Congregational clergyman, but was never settled
as a minister. After his marriage he settled at Norwich,
where he wâs a member of the legislature three times.
While living at Xorwich, he -wrote the well known ode,
called the American Hero. The war song of the Am-
erican revolution, beginning as follows :
" Why should vain mortals tremble at the sight of

Death and destruction in the field of battle ?"
Soon after the close of the revolution he purchased a

considerable tract of land in Vermont, and removed to what
was afterwards West Fairlie, Vt., where he was a member
of the legislature and the speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives. He was also a judge of the supreme court, mem-
ber of congress, and six times an elector of president. His
wife died at West Fairlie.
Her children hy Mm were :
5359. William, 15 July, 1775, at Norwich. He graduated at

b.
Dartmouth, 1796, and was a lawyer. He m. 1807, Relief
Barron, daughter of Col. John Barron of Bradfoi'd, Vt. They
settled at West Fairlie. He was a member of the constitu-
tional convention of Vermont, and held several other offices
of trust. In 1848 he removed to Brooklyn, N. Y., where he
d. 6 Sept., 1848. They had ten children, probably all born
at West Fairlie
1.John Barron, b. 13 Sept., 1808. graduated at Dartmouth,
1830, and was a lawyer. He went to Indiana, where he m.
Mary Polk, daughter of Judge William Polk. They settled
at La Porte, la., where he was a circuit judge, and was pro-
fessor of chemistry in the La Porte university, They were
living at La Porte in 1859, and had three children William, :
who graduated at Dartmouth in 1859. ; Henry, who gradua-

ted at Urbana university in 1858, and was at Berlin, Prussia,
1859 and Relief, who was living at La Poi'te, 1859, unm.
;
2. Wmkim, b. 1810, d. about 1820.

3. Nathaniel Lathrop, b. 1811, and died in infancy.
4. 3Iar!/ Anne, b. 1812, died in infancy.
5. Nathaniel, b. 1813, d. in 1835, at La Porte, unm.
6. Samuel, m. 1851, Helen Jerome. He was a physician,
and they settled at Niles, Mich., where he was state prison
inspector, and visitor of the university of Michigan. They
were living at Niles in 1860, and had four children William, :
b. Oct.,1852; Mary J., b. 1854; John Jerome, b. 1857;

and Jerome Henry, b. 1859.
94
746 HYDE GENEALOGY.
7. Manj Anne 2d, m. Sept., 1847, Horace H. Dow of

Brooklyn, N. Y., and in 1858, removed to Canaan, N. Y.,
where they were living in 1859, and had two children Ellen:
Alniira, b. Jan., 1850; and Horace H., b. Dec, 1852.

8. WHUam Watson, b. 22 March, 1822, graduated at Dart-
mouth, 1845, and was a lawyer. He m. 3 Jan., 1855, Isa-
bella White, b. at Waterford, N. Y., daughter of Hon. Hugh
White, formerly a member of congress from Waterford. They
settled at New York where they were living in 1859, and had
one child Robert Lossing, b. 2 July, 1857.
:
9. Henry Thayer, b. 28 Jan., 1825, graduated at Dart-

mouth, 1847, studied divinity at Andover, New Haven, and
at Edinburgh, Scotland, and finally became a lawyer. He m.
1856, Gertrude V. James, daughter of Col. John James of
Urbana, 0., where they settled and were living in 1859.
From 1855 to 1858, he was professor of Greek and English
literature in the university of Urbana. They had in 1859,
one son John James, b. May, 1857.
:
10. Janette B., b. 1829, was living at Niles, Mich., in

1859, unm.
5360. Sarah, born at Norwich. She m. Dr. Nathan Noyes, who
graduated at Dartmouth, 1796, and received the degree of
doctor of medicine there in 1799. They settled at Newburyport,
Mass., where he became an eminent physician and a dis-
tinguished citizen, and was a member of the legislature. He
d. in 1845, at Newburyport. They had five children:
1. Ehen. 2. Francis. 3. Caroline.

4. Nancy. 5. Mary.
5361. Elizabeth, born at West Fairlie, where she died unm.
5362. Mary, born at West Fairlie, where she died unm.
After the death of his first wife, Judge ISTiles, m. 22

Nov., 1787, Eliza Watson, eldest daughter of Judge Wil-
liam Watson and Eliza Marston of Plymouth, Mas's, She
(E. M.) was a descendant in tlie fourth generation from
Gov. Josiah Winslow and Penelope Pelham. He (W. W.)
was a descendant in the fourth generation from Rev. John
Rogers, who was president of Harvard university {see No.
50). Judge Niles d. 31 Oct., 1828, at West Fairlie, where
she also died. He had hy her one son Dr. Nathaniel Niles,
:
who was secretary of legation at Paris, and suhsequently

charge des affairs at Sardinia, and was living at New York
in 1863; and one daughter, Elizabeth Niles,\\\\o died unm.
VI. Lynde McCurdy born at Lyme, Conn., 4

(1839),
April, 1755, eldest son of Jonn McCurdy and Anne Lord
HYDE GENEALOGY. y^-^
(440), was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hjcle (9) of the

third generation. He m. 22 Nov., 1777, his third cousin,
Ursula Griswold (2i06), b. 13 April, 1754, at Lyme,
youngest daughter of Gov. Matthew Griswold (490) and
Ursula Wolcott. He was a merchant, and they settled at
Norwich, where she d. 27 Nov., 1781.
Sis children hi/ her were :
5863. John, b. 18 Aug., 1780. at Norwich, d. 23 April, 1785.

5364. Ursula, b. 20 Aug., 1778, at Lyme. She m. 1801, John
Allen, b. 1763, at Great Barrington, Mass., sou of William
Allen of Great Barrington. He received the degree of
master of arts at Yale, in 1791, and was a lawyer. They
settled at Litchfield, Conn., where he was a member of the state
council, and a member of congress. He d. 31 July, 1812,
at Litchfield. She had by him three children, born at
Litchfield :
1. John Williams,b. 24 Aug., 1802, m. 26 Nov. 1827,

Anne Maria Perkins, daughter of Gen. Simon Perkins of
Warren, O. He was a lawyer, and they settled at Cleve-
land. 0., where she d. 30 June, 1828, s. j)- He then m. 5
July, 1830, his third cousin, Harriet Caroline Mather, b. 26
Nov., 1811, at Lyme, eldest daughter of James Mather
(6065) and Caroline Tinker. He was a state senator, and
. was twice elected to congress, from the Cleveland district.
They were living at Washington, I). C., in 1859, and had
four children James Mather, b. 14 Nov., 1831, living at
:
Dacotah in 1859, unm. Harriet C, b. 15 Jan., 1834, d. 14

;
March, 1834; William Henry, b. 14 Feb., 1835, m. 18

14 July, 1858, Clara Gale, and was a lawyer at Washington,
D. C, in 1859 and Louisa Maria, b. 7 Feb.,
; 1839, m. 25
May, 1857, I)r. George K. Wôod, surgeon U. S army, son
of George Wood, Esq., of New York, and in 1859, had a
daughter, b. Dec, 1858.
2. Ursula McCurdy, b. 6 Feb., 1806, m. Dec, 1826,
Judge Sherlock J. Andrews, b, at Wallingford, Conn. He
was a lawyer, and they settled at Cleveland, 0., where they
were living in 1859. They had eleven children, born at
Cleveland: Sarah, b. 14 Sept., 1829; Ursula McCurdy, b. 5
Oct., 1830; John Allen, b- 1 Jan., 1832, d. 9 Oct., 1832;
John Allen 2d, b. 7 Aug., 1833, d. 26 July, 1835;
William Whiting, b. 14 Aug., 1834, d. 28 July, 1835 ;
William Whiting 2d, b. 17 Nov., 1835, living at Cleveland

in 1859 Henry Beebe, b. 19 June, 1837, d. 25 July, 1837;
;
Adelaide Rodman, b. 22 Aug., 1839, d.' 18 Sept., 1839;

Cornelia Beebe, b. 17 June, 1842 Edward Augustus, b. 20
;
June, 1846, d. 27 Feb., 1849 ; and Harriet Silliraan, b. 29

Aug., 1848.
748 HYDE GENEALOGY.
3. Sarah Ann, b. 20 Aug., 1807, at Litchfield. She d. 15

April, 1826, at Hartford. Conn., unm.
Mrs. Ursula (McCurdy) Allen then m. 15 July, 1815,
Erastus Perkins of Oxford, N. Y., where she d. 2 Jan.,
1821, leaving no issue by him.
Lyncle McCurcl}^, for his second wife, m. 8 June, 1784,

Lyclia Lockwood of Wetliersfield. He 'd. about 1804, at
ISTorwich, where she d. 1824.
His cliiidren hy her loere :
5365. John 2d, b. 14 Oct., 1785, at Norwich, d. 7 Nov., 1785.

5366. John 3d, b. 7 Sept., 1787, at Norwich, d. 19 Sept., 1787.
5367. William, b. 6 Dec, 1795, at Norwich. He settled at Warren,
0., and d. 1856, at Washington, D. C, uum.
5368. John Lynde, b. 28 Sept., 1797, at Norwich. He m. about
1823, Mary IngersoU Todd, daughter of Judge George Todd
of Warren, 0. He was a merchant, and they removed to
Nashville, Tenn., in 1829, where he d. July, 1831. They
had three children :
1. WilUam.
George lochl., of Akron, 0.
2.
^ 3. Sarah, who m. Harris of Canton, 0.

His widow, Mary I. (Todol) McCurdy, m. Dr. Evans of
Akron, 0.
5367. Sarah, b. 17 Nov, 1788, at Norwich. She m. her father's
third cousin, Elisha Hyde Mansfield (1367), fourth son of
William Mansfield and Hannah Hyde (321), and died s. p.
(See No. 1367.)
5370. Nancy, b. 26 Feb., 1790, at Norwich. She d. 26 Dec, 1790,
unm.
5371. Anne, b. 19 Aug., 1791, at Norwich, d. Dec, 1820, unm.
5372. Mary, b. 3 Aug., 1793, at Norwich, died in childhood.
VL Richard McCurdy (1841), born at Lyme, Conn., 2

March, 1769, third son of John McCurdy and Anne Lord
was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the
O, generation. He o;raduated at Yale 1787, and was a
lawyer. He m. 10 Sept, 1794, Ursula Griswold (6024) b.
2 Dec, 1775, at Lyme, eldest daughter of his third' cousin
Deacon John Griswold (2100) and iSarah Johnson of Lyme.
They settled at Lyme where he was a justice of the peace,
and was frequently a member of the legislature. After
practicing law for some years he engaged in agricultural
pursuits. She d. 25 Aug., 1811, at Lyme, where he d. 8
Aug., 1857. They were both buried in the cemetery at
Old Lyme, below the hill.
HYDE GENEALOGY. 749
Their children were ,
5373. John Griswold, b. 28 Nov., 1795, at Lyme. He was a wealthy

farmer, and was living at Cleveland, 0., in 1858, unm.
5374. Charles Johnson, b. 7 Dec., 1797, at Lyme. He graduated
at Yale 1817, and was a lawyer. He m. 22 May, 1822, his
second cousin, Sarah Ann Lord. (5310), b. 15 June 1799,
at Lyme, daughter of Richard Lord, Esq., (1819) and Anne
Mitohell. They settled at Lyme, where he was lieutenant-
governor, charge-des-affaircs of the LTnited States at Vienna,
and judge of the supreme court of Connecticut. She d. 22
July, 1835, at Lyme, where he was living in 1859. They
had one child: EveJi/n^ b. 3 Nov., 1823, at Lyme, unm. in
1859.
5375. Robert Henry, b. 14 April, 1800, at Lyme. He m. 17
June, 1826, Gertrude Mercer Lee, daughter of Dr. James
Lee and Gertrude Mercer of Newark, N. J. He was a mer-
chant, and they settled at New York, where they were living
in 1858. They had nine children, born at New York, five
of whom died young. The others were :
1. Gertrude Mercer, b. 12 May, 1827, m. 21 Oct., 1846,

Gardner Greene Hubbard, son of Hon. Samuel Hubbard of
Boston, by his first wife, {see No. 2569). He graduated at
Dartmouth 1841, and was a lawyer. They were living at
New York in 1858, and had two children Gertrude ; and
:
Mabel and afterwards removed to Boston.

;
2. Theodore Freliiujhvijsen, b. 7 Feb., 1829, m. 7 Jan.,

185*2, Caroline Hubbard, born at Boston, daughter of Judge
Samuel Hubbard of Boston, by his first wife (see No. 7035).
He was a lawyer, and they were living at New York in 1858,
and had two children Gertrude and Caroline.
: ;
3. Richard A., b. 29 Jan., 1835, m. 22 Oct., 1856, Ellen

Little of Boston, daughter of Charles Little, Esq. He was
a lawyer, and they were living at New York in 1858, and
had one child.
4. Sarah Lord, b. 8 Oct 1842.
,
9. RoUert Wolcott, b. 18 April, 1845.

5376. Richard Lord, b. 27 May, 1802, at Lyme. He m. 1827,
Julia xVnne Woodward, daughter of Amos Woodward and
Rachel Savage of Whitesborough. He was a farmer, and
they were living at Lyme, 0., in 1857, s. p.
5379. Alexander Lynde, b. 17 July, 1804, at Lyme. He m. 17
Aug., 1834, his second cousin, Josephine Lord (5320), b. 12
July, 1812, at Lyme, youngest daughter of Joseph Lord
"
(1820) and Phebe Griffin (2263). They were living at
Cleveland, 0., in 1858, where he was a wealthy farme.-.
They had four children :
1. Alice Josephine, b. 25 July, 1840.

2. .Catherine Lord, b. 4 July, 1844.
:
750 HYDE GENEALOGY.
3. Gertrude Gr!ffin, b. 27 April, 1847.

4. Alexander Grinwold, b. 23 March, 1851.
5378. Sarah Anne, b. 25 May, 1807, at Lyme. She m. her second
cousin, Stephen Johnson Lord (5308), third son Richard
Lord, Esq., (1819) and Anne Mitchell of Lyme. (See No.
5308.)
VL Elizabeth McCurdy (1842), bora at Lyme, Conn.,

about 1759, eldest daughter of John McCurdy and Anna
Lord (440), was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde
(9) of the third generation. She m. Alexander Stewart,
a merchant of New York. They lived a short time at
Philadelphia, and then returned and settled at New York,
where he d. 20 Jan., She was afterwards killed at
.
Lyme, by being thrown from her carriage, and d. 24 June,

1830, in the 72nd year of her age.
Their children loere

5379. Alexander John, b. 1 Jan., He m. Hester Bell of Phila-
.
delphia, where he died a year or two afterwards. They had

one child :
Hamilton, who died in childhood.

5380. John McCurdy, born at New York, died in infancy.
5381. Anne Matilda, born at New York. She m. Edward Lawrence
Schieffelin, a druggist of New York, where they settled and
died. They had six children :
1. Elizabeth Matilda, died at 4 years of age.

2. William L., died ai 18 years of age.
3. Matilda, died in infancy.
4. Edward, died in infancy.
5. — who died unm.
,
6. Edwardanna, m. 1830, her fourth cousin, Francis

Nicoll Sill, b. 10 Oct., 1810, at ;Vatervliet, youngest son of
John Leet Sill (5492) and Abigail L. Noyes of Albany.
He graduated at Union, 1830, and was a physician. They
settled at Staten Island, N. Y., where he d. 4 May, 1848.
She had by him one child: Elizabeth Hamilton, b. 1831,
d. 1833. She then m. Dr. John Noyes of Lyme, who d. in
1854, without issue by her. She then m. Capt. Mather
Chadwick of Lyme, where they were living in 1858, s. p.
6382. Eliza M., born at New York. She m. James K. Hamilton,
born at Philadelphia. He was a merchant, and they settled
at New York, where they died. They had eight children :
1. Alexander, who died in infancy.

2. Anne Elizabeth, who m. Albert 0. Wilcox, a merchant
of New York. They were living at Staten Island 1858, and
had five children James K. Hamilton Elizabeth ; Albert
: ;
Oliver ;David Halstead ; and Frederick.

HYDE GENEALOGY.
761
3. Johi Palmer, d. June, 1855, unm.
4. James Angustus, m. Louisa Freeman. He was a mer-
chant, and settled at New York, where she died. He had
by her two children. He then ni. Mary W. Suffern of New
York, where they were living in 1858. He had by her five
children :Mary Augusta Janet SuiFern Elizabeth Stew-
;
;
art; Thomas SufFeru and Emely Georgianna.

;
5. Ado/jjhns, m. and settled at New Orleans, where he was

living in 1857 and had four children.
6. Emily Matilda, living in New York in 1858, unm.
7. Alexander Steicart, in California in 1858, unm.
8. George, died in infancy.
5383. Susan Barre, b. at New York. She was living at Lyme in
1858, unm.
5384. Sarah McCurdy, b. at New York. She m. 1818 at Newark,
N. J., Charles J. Graham, b. at \Yest Suffield, Conn., son of
the Rev. John Graham, minister of West Suffield, and grand-
son of the Rev. John Graham of Southbury, Conn., and his
first wile. Love Sanborn. {See 1 Sprague's Annah, 314).
They settled at Newark, where he was cashier of the State
bank, and where they were living in 1858. They had three
children, born at Newark :
1. Charles Steicart, b. 25 Aug., 1819. He m. May, 1843,

Isabella They settled at Newark, removed to Brook-
.
lyn, and returned to Newark, where they were living in

1858, and he was cashier of the Essex county bank. They
had five children: Isabella Stewart, b. 10 June. 1844;
Charles J., b. 2 Nov., 1846 Andrew Smith, b. 21 June,
;
1849 John Alexander, b. 3 Jan., 1852 ; and Mary Jane, b.

;
6 July, 1854.
2. Elizabeth Louisa, b. 24 Oct., 1823. She m. 1850,
Rev. Alexander Reid, missionary to the Choctaws, and d. in
1854 at Spencer academy in the Choctaw nation. They had
one child John Graham.
:
3. Alexander John, b. 7 Sept 1825. He graduated at

,
Princeton, and studied theology at the Princeton theological

seminary, and was a Presbyterian clergyman. He went as a
missionary to the Choctaw Indians in 1849, returned, and d.
in 1850. unm.
5385. Jeannette McCurdy, born at New York. She m. 27 Jan.,
1832, Col. Selden Huntington of Haddam, whose first wife
was her second cousin, i\.nne Johnson (5338), daughter of
Capt. Stephen Johnson and Anne Lord (1824). He d.
June, 1846, and she was living in New York in 1858. He
had by her two children :
1. Gertrude Elizabeth, b. 8 Dec, 1832, at Liverpool, Eng-

land, d. 23 July, 1833.
2. Emely S., b. 31 July, 1831, at Haddam, living with
her mother in 1858, unm.
:
752 HYDE GENEALOGY.
VI. Jeanette McCurdy (1843), born at Lyme, Conn,,

daughter of John McCurdy and Anne Lord (440), was a
great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third
generation. She m. Elisha Hart of Saybrook. They set-
tled at Saybrook, where she d. 1815, and he d. 1842.
Their children were

5386. Sarah McCurdy,b. at Saybrook. She ui. 3 July, 1810, Rev.
Samuel Farmer Jarvis, P. D. and LL. D., b. 20 Jan., 1786,
at Middletowu, Conn., second son Rev. Abraham
of Rt.
Jarvis, D. D., Episcopal bishop of Connecticut, and Anne
Farmer. He graduated at Yale, 1805, and was an Episcopal
clergyman. He was ordained priest in April, 1811, and was
rector of St. JMichael's church and of St. James' church in
New York. In 1819 he received the degree of doctor of
divinity from the university of Pennsylvania, and he was ap-
pointed professor of biblical learning in the Protestant Epis-
copal seminary in New York, and in 1820 he accepted the
rectorship of St. Paul's church at Boston. He was traveling
in Europe from 1826 till about 1835, and on his return was
appointed professor of oriental literature in Trinity college.
In 1837, he received the degree of doctor of laws from that
college, and he accepted the rectorship of Christ's church in
Middietown, which he resigned in 1842, and for the residue
of his life he was engaged in writing church history and
other religious works. He d. 25 March, 1851 at Middle-
town, and she was living in 1859. Thoy had six children :
1. John Abraham,}). 1814. He was a midshipman in the

U. S. navy, and d. 2 June, 1834, unm.
2. Jeanette JIart, m. Osbert Burr Loomis, and was living
in New York in 1859 s. p.
3. Anne Christine b. 1818, m. 24 Dec, 1845, at
Farmer,
the American consulate, in Paris, Dr. Theodore Mannoir, M.
D., of Geneva, Switzerland, as his second wife. They were
living at Geneva in 1859, and she had two sous and one
daughter.
4. Samuel Jêrmor, b. 6 Aug., 1823, died same year.
5. Samuel Fermor 2d, b. 3 Aug., 1825. He was an Epis-
copal clergyman, ordained as priest in 1855. He m. 25 Aug.,
1858, at Cambridge, Mass., Lucy Cushing Holman, daughter
of Dr. Silas Holman and Lucy Cushing of Gardner, Me.
They were at Boston in 1859.
6. Sarah EUzaheth Marie Antionette, b. 2 June, 1827, at
Paris, m. 5 June, 1849, Edward Smith Hall of Millville,
Mass., son of William Hall of IMiddletown. They were living
at New York in 1859, and had four children Edward Fer-
:
mor, b. 8 June, 1850 ; Theodore Mannoir, b. and d. in 1854;

Frank De Peyster, b. 10 Aug., 1855; and Christine, b. 4
Nov., 1858.
HYDE GENEALOGY. 753
5387. Anne McCurdy, born at Sajbrook. She m. Capt. Isaac Hull
of the United States navy, b. 9 March, 1775, at Derby, Conn.,
son of Capt. Joseph Hull of Huntington, and great great grand-
son of John Hull of Derby, who was born in England. Capt.
Hull entered the navy as a lieutenant about 1798. In the
war of 1812, with the frigate Constitution, of 44 guns, he
captured the British frigate Guerrier of 50 guns, in an action
of less than 40 minutes ; thus humbling the pride of the Brit-
ish navy, the second month after the commencement of the
war. He served his country faithfully 45 years, and d. 13
Feb., 1843, at Philadelphia, s. j). She survived him and was
living at the Island of Maderia in 1858.
5388. Mary Anne, born at Saybrook, where she died unm.
5389. Janette McCurdy, born at Saybrook. She was living at Ma-
deria in 1858, unm.
5390. Elizabeth Lord, born at Saybrook. She ni. Heman Allen of
Burlington, Vt. They settled at Burlington, where he was
a member of congress, and was minister of the United States
at Chili. She d. at Burlington, w^here he d. 11 Dec, 1844.
They had one child who died in infancy.
5391. Amelia, born at Saybrook. She m. Capt. Joseph B. Hull of
the United States Navy, and had one child Florence.
:
5392. Henrietta Augusta, born at Saybrook, died unm.

5393. A daughter, who died in infancy.
• VL Sarah McCurdy (1845), born at Lyme, Conn., clangh-

ter of John McCurdy and Anne Lord (440) was a great
granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third gener-
ation. She m. 25 Sept., 1787, Rev. Henry Channing, b.
about 1759, at N"ewport, R. I., son of John Channing and
Mary, his wife. He graduated at Yale 1781, and was a
Congregational clergyman. He was ordained as minister
of the church at IS'ew London, 17 May, 1787, where she d. 6
Sept., 1798. He was dismissed in 1806, and d. 27 Aug.,
1840, at iSTew York, aged 81 years.
Tlieiv cliildren were :
5394. Henry Wilham, b. 5 Aug., 1788, at New London. He grad-

uated at Yale 1807, and was a lawyer. He married and
lived at Watertown, N. Y., and in 1859 was living at the city
of New York, and had a son : Roscoe H., who was also a
lawyer at New York in 1859.
5395. Thomas Shaw, b. 23 Oct., 1789, at New London. He was a
merchant at Catskill, N. Y.
5396. William McCurdy, b. 27 Oct., 1792, d. 13 Aug., 1793.
5397. William, b. 31 Jan., 1794, at New London. He was a phy-
sician, and died at New Y'ork, unm.
95
754 HYDE GENEALOGY.
5398. Edwin, b. 9 Feb., 1795, at Xew London. He was a merchant

at Cincinnati.
5399. John McCurdy, b. 19 Jan., 1796, at New London. He was
an officer in the United States navy, and died unm.
5400. Alexander Stewart, b. 3 Oct., 1797, at New London, d. 9 Oct.,
1797. •
5401. Waher, b. 3 Oct., 1797 (twin), at New London, d. 11 Oct.,

1797.
5402. Mary Anne, b. 11 May, 1791, at New London, d. 2 Aug.,
1791.
VI. Jared Elliot (1846), born at Killingworth, Conn.,

1 March,. 1761, eldest son of Jared Elliot and Elizabeth
Lord (441), was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of
the third generation. He m. 30 Jan., 1785, Clarissa Lewis,
b. about 1763, daughter of John Lewis of Killingworth.
He was a farmer, and they settled at Killingworth, where
he d. 25 Sept., 1841, and she d. 4 June, 1842.
Their children ^vere :
5403. Amelia Zipporah, b. 1790, at Killingworth, where she d. 14

Sept., 1846, unm.
.5404. Mary Lewis, b. 18 Jan., 1792, at Killingworth. She m. 31
Jan., 1813, her second cousin, Henry Elliot, b. 5 Oct., 1782,
eldest son of Dr. Aaron Elliot, M. D., of St. Genevieve, Mo.,
and Grlorianna Austin. He was a nephew of Moses Austin
the founder of Texas. He commanded a steam boat on the
Mississippi, and d. 16 Sept., 1826, of the yellow fever, on
that river, on his trip up from New Orleans. She had by
him six children :
1. Charles Aiic/ustus, b. 28 Oct., 1813, d. 5 Dec, 1819.

2. Clarissa, b.' 8 Feb., 1815, m. Roswell Beebe of Little
Rock, Ark.
3. 31ar^ Leicis, b. 11 Jan., 1817, m. Leon Delassus of
Perryville, Mo.
4. Charles Jarerl, b. 26 March, 1819. He m. 14 April,
1846, Elizabeth Stuart of Kentucky, daughter of Charles
Stuart, and Elizabeth, his wife, and was a farmer, and settled
in Pulaski county. Ark.
5. Caroline Amelia, b. 22 jMarch. 1821, m. Fulton
of Little Rock, Ark.
6. Henry Austin, b. 7 Sept., 1822, d. 15 March, 1823.
She then m. Joseph D. Grafton of Little Rock where she
d. 14 Nov., 1838. She had by him three children :
1. Harriet, whom. Fatherly of Little Rock.

2. Frances, who married her third cousin, William Elliot
HYDE GENEALOGY. 755
Ashley, son of Gen. Chester Ashley, United States senator
from Arkansas, and his first wife, jMary Worthington \V. El-
liot. He was, through his great grandmother, 3Iary Worthing-
ton, who m. Col. Aaron Elliot of Killingworth, a descendant

in the sixth generation, from the celebrated Major John
Mason of Norwich, the conqueror of the Pequots.
3. Josiej)h Dana of Little Rock.
5405. Caroline Elizabeth, b. 17 March, 1796, at Killingworth. She
m. 29 March, 1825, John Stanton, b. 5 April, 1783. They
settled in that part of Killingworth, which is now Clinton.
They had three children :
1. John Adam, b. 28 June, 1820, who became a merchant,

at Guilford, Conn.
2. Ellzaheth, b. 28 July, 1829.
3. Lewis Elliot, b. 19 July, 1833, who graduated at Yale
in 1855.
YI. Richard Elliot (1849), born at Killingworth, Conn.,

3 June, 176-4, fourth son of Jared Elliot and Elizabeth
the third generation. He m. 2 Feb., 1804, Agnes Gregory
of Philadelphia. He was a merchant at Washington, D.
C, where he d. 5 July, 1848, and she d. 7 July, 1850.
5406. Jared Lay, born at Washington. He was a chaplain in the

navy, and resigned in Oct., 1842, and was living at Washing-
ton in 1859, unm.
5407. Richard, born at Washington, d. 11 Jan., 1811.
5408. Edward Gregory, b. 11 3Iarch, 1812, at Washington. He m.
29 Aug., 1848, Asenath M. Miller of Washington. He was
a captain in the United States army, and d. 5 Jan., 1849, at
Cruces, N. G., on his way to California, with funds to organ-
ize the quartermaster's department in California. He had a
lumous child :
Edward Gregory, b. 12 June, 1849.

5409. Maria Josepha, born at Washington, where she was living in
1859, unm.
5410. Elizabeth, b. 18U9, at Washington, d. 17 Feb., 1816.
5411. Florida E., born at Washington, where she was living in
1859, unm.
VI. Lynde Elliot (1850)j born at Killingworth, Conn.,

7 March, 1766, fifth son of Jared Elliot and Elizabeth
the third generation. He m. 8 May, 1807, Static Gates,
b. 28 DecX 1764, at East Haddam, daughter of Timothy
Gates and Hannah Percival.
:
756 HYDE GENEALOGY.
[This Timothy Gates, b. 29 April, 1730, at East Had-

dam, who m. 18 June, 1761, Hannah Percival, b. 17 Sept.,
1738, at East Haddam, daughter of John Percival and
Hannah Whitmore, was a justice of the peace, and was
town clerk and treasurer for nearly twenty years, and d.
9 Oct., 1819, in the 89th year of his age, was descended
from Capt. George Gates and Sarah Olmstead, as follows
Capt. George Gates, supposed to have been born in Eng-
land, about 1634, was a chimney viewer of Hartford in
1661, and was one of the twenty-eight original proprietors
of Haddam, and settled there in 1662 {see Barb. Hist. Col.
of Conn. art. Haddam). He was the first member of the
general court from Haddam, and frequently represented
it in the legislature. He was justice of the peace of that
town, and was captain of the first military company.
About 1685, he removed to that part of the town which is
now East Haddam. His wife, Sarah Olmstead, was the
eldest daughter of Capt. Nicholas Olmstead, one of the
first settlers of Hartford. She d. 7 Nov., 1709, at East
Haddam, where he d. 12 Nov., 1724, aged about 90 years.
Thomas Gates, his second son, b. 21 Jan., 1665, at
Haddam, m. 1693, Hannah Brainard, b. 20 Nov., 1667, at
Haddam, eldest daughter of Deacon Daniel Brainard, one
of the twenty-eight proprietors of Haddam, and Hannah
Spencer, his wife. They settled at East Haddam, where
he Avas one of the first deacons of the church at East
Haddam, and was town clerk and justice of the peace
about 25 years. He d. 20 April, 1734, at East Haddam,
where she d. 7 Sept., 1750. Thomas Gates, their eldest
son, b. 3 Oct., 1693, ra. 17 Aug., 1722, his first cousin,
Dorothy Cone, b. 29 April, 1704, at East Haddam,
daughter of Deacon Daniel Cone and Mary Gates. They
settled at East Haddam, where he was captain of militia,
and select man. He d. 21 Jan., 1771, at East Haddam,
where she d. 27 June, 1774. Timothy Gates, who m.
Hannah Percival, was their son.]
Lynde Elliot and wife settled at East Haddam, and re-
moved to Georgetown, D. C, where he was a merchant,
and d. 3 Aug., 1817, and she d. 10 Aug., 1821.
T'hcir child was :
5412. Emma, b. at East Haddam.

24 Feb., 1809. She m. 14 April,
1835, John May of Haddam, b. 8 Aug., 1792. They had
eight children :
1. Li/iide E/liut, b. 31 Jan., 183C.

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2. Eh'zabeth, b. 9 June. 1837.

3. Henri/ Edwin, b. 17 Feb., 1839.
4. Statira Emma, b. 29 Dec, 1840.
5. Rkhard Edionrds, h. 28 March, 1843.
6. Sarah Boardman, h. 18 March, 1845.
7. JoJm. b. 10 Oct., 1846.
8. Dorothy Catherine, b. 26 Feb., 1849.
VI. RuFUS Elliot (1851), born at Killingworth, Conn.,

1 Dec, 1772, sixth son of Jared Elliot and Elizabeth Lord
(441), was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He m. Sept., 1806, Elizabeth Miller, b.
24 June, 1778, at Mxonton, N. C, daughter of Capt. John
Miller and Jennet McPherson. He was a mechanic, and
they settled at Washington, D. C, where he d. 29 Oct.,
1826, and where she was living in 1859.
5413. Lynde, b.14 May, 1808, at Norfolk. He m. 1 Emma Clark

of Washington, D. C, who died.
He then m. Jane Dyke of 3Ianchester, England, who d.
in 1847.
He then m. 18 Sept., 1848, Jane Robinson, b. 13 Jan.,
1819, at Bloomsburgh, Pa. He was a printer, and was
editor of a newspaper at Pittsburgh, Pa. His children (by
his first or second wife) were :
1. Jonathan Lay, who died in infancy.
2. Henry Clay, b 18 April, 1831, was a clerk in the

Navy Department.
5414. William Rufus. born at Washington. He m. Emely Tweed.
They were living in California in 1859.
5415. Mary Anne. b. July; 1810, at Washington. She m. Jan.,
1836, John Cook Rives, born in Kentucky, editor of the
Globe at Washington, D. C. She d. Jan., 1853, at Wash-
ington, and he was living near there in 1859. She had by
him seven children :
1. Wright, b. Jan., 1838.

2. Caroline, b. June. 1840. m. 3 Aug., 1858, Samuel T.
Williams, a lawyer, of Washington.
3. Eranklin. b. 1841.
4. Lucy,b. 1843.
5. Jefferson, b. 1846.
6. John Cook, b. 1848.
7. Blair, b. 1849.
5416. Caroline, b. at Wâshington. She m. William Flinn of Pitts-
burgh, Pa., who was a clerk at Washington. They were liv-
ing at Washington in 1859. where he was navy agent. They
had two children :
1. Mary Ann, b. 1847.

: :
758 HYDE GENEALOGY.
2. Sarah Emehj. b. 1850.

5417. Harriet, Washington. She m. Aug., 1840, John Good-
b. at
rich, son of Josiah Goodrich and Eebecca Ripley of Pitts-
field, Mass. They settled at Washington, where they were
living in 1859, and he was a clerk in the city post-office.
They had six children :
1. Mary Lay, b. June, 1841.

2. EUzaheth EU!ot, b. 1843.
3. Joseph Franklin, b. March, 1845.
4. John C. Fives, b. July, 1847, d. June, 1848.
5. John Howard, b. July, 1849.
6. Edward Payson, b. Sept.,1851.
"VI. Augustus Elliot (1852), born at Killin^wortli,

Conn., 10 Aug., 1779, seventh son of Jared Elliot and
Elizabeth Lord (441), was a great grandson of Elizabeth
Hyde (9) of the third generation. "He m. 26 Dec, 1809,
Mary Deborah Kirkland, b. 21 July, 1789, at Saybrook,
daughter of Elisha Kirkland. He was a farmer, and they
settled at Killingworth, where he d. 23 Jan., 1816.
Their children were

6418. Gustavus John, b. 6 Nov., 1810, at Killingworth. He was a
merchant at Saybrook, and removed to Mississippi, where he
d. 6 May, 1846, unm.
6419. Charles Augustus, b. 27 June, 1815, at Killingworth. He
m. 5 Feb., 1846, Eliza Jane Swain of Baltimore, Md., b. 18
June, 1826. He was a mechanic, and they settled at Balti-
more, where they were living in 1853. They had four
children
1. Mary Amanda, b. 21 Dec, 1846, d. 22 Feb., 1847.
2. John Augustus, b. 12 Jan., 1848, d. 26 April, 1851.
3. Mai'ia Araminta, b. 25 Feb., 1850.
4. Harriet Virginia, b. 17 Nov., 1851.
6420. Susan Anne, b. 18 Nov., 1812, at Killingworth. She m. 18
Sept., 1831, Hiram Bradley of Meridau, Conn., b. 11 April,
1811. They had in 1853, five children :
1. Augustus Elliot, b. 19 Jan., 1834, d. 2 July, 1837. •
2. Augustus Elliot 'lA, h. 7 Jan.. 1841.

3. Elisha Kirkland, b. 25 May, 1842.
4. Gertrude EUzaheth, b. 11 Aug., 1847.
5. Luey Maria, b. 12 June, 1851.
VI. ELiZAiiETH Elliot (1858), born at Killingworth,

Conn., 24 Aug., 1768, eldest daughter of Jared Elliot and
Elizabeth Lord (441), was a great granddaughter of Eliza-
:
HYDE GENEALOGY.
759
beth Hyde of the third generation. She m. 15 Oct.,
(9)
1787, Nathan Wilcox, b. 16 Nov., 1760. 'They settled at
Killingworth, and removed to Le Hoy, N. Y.
Their children were
5421. Nathan, b. 9 April, 1794.

5422. Stephen Pearson, b. 25 May, 1796.
5423. EHza, b. 6 July, 1788.
5424. Emma, b. 12 April, 1790.
5425. Nancy, b. 28 Feb., 1792.
5426. Mabel Maria, b. 18 Sept., 1798.
5427. Catherine Ann, b. 20 Auo-., 1801.
VL Richard Lord (1857), born at Lyme, Conn., 14 Jan.,

1765, eldest son of John Lord (442) and Sarah Way, was
a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third gen-
eration. He married his second cousin, Deborah Jewett
(2009), b. 27 Aug., 1769, at Lyme, youngest daughter of
Capt. Joseph Jewett (469) and Lucretia Rogers (359). He
was a saddler, and they removed to Skaneateles, N. Y.,
where she d. 15 March, 1838. He d. in 1844, at Ann Ar-
bor, Mich.
5428. Richard Henry, a dentist, who lived at Skaneateles. He mar-

ried and died at the south, and had three children :
1. Darwin. 2. Charles. 2).Jane; as I am informed.

5429. David, was a physician, who married, and died in 1847, at Ann
Arbor, Mich., and is said to have had five children :
1. Maryette. 2. George. 3. Anne Janette.

4. Sophia. 5. Cha7-les.
5430. Melinda, who married and settled at Onondaga Hollow, N. Y.
VL Rev. John Lord (1859), born at Lyme, Conn., 30

April, 1773, third son of John Lord (442) and Sarah Way,
was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third
generation. He graduated at Dartmouth in 1799, and was
a Congregational clergyman. He m. 12In'ov., 1804, Sarah
Chase, b. about 1779, at Cornish, N". H., daughter of the
Hon. Moses Chase and Hannah Brown, and a descendant
of Aquila Chase of lêwbery (born in Cornwall, England),
and Sarah Wheeler. They settled at Washington, N. H.
He was afterwards a pastor in Maine, &c. His voice
failing, he removed to Nelson, N. Y., and spent several
:
7gQ HYDE GENEALOGY.
years in circulating Scott's Family Bible. He cl. 23 Aug.,

1839, at Buffalo, and she d. 6 Marcli, 1852, at Pike, Y. K
Tlieir children vjere
5431. Rev. John Chase, D. D., b. 9 Aug., 1805, at Washington.

He graduated at Hamilton college, and was a Presbyterian
clergyman. He m. Dec, 1828, Mary E. Johnson, b. 1812,
daughter of Ebenezer Johnson, the first mayor of Buffalo,
and Sarah M., his wife. He was settled at Buffalo as pastor
of the Central Presbyterian church, where they were liv-
ing in 1859, s. j).
6431a. Charles Backus, b. 13 July, 1809, at Washington. He m.
28 Oct., 1838, Maria Cecillia Willeg, daughter of George
Willeg, Esq., and Cecillia Hickman of Philadelphia. He
was a lawyer, and resided at Buffalo, and at Pontiac. In
1858 he was judge of the land court at St. Louis, Mo., where
they were then living s. p.
5432. Rev. Claudius Buchannan, b. 6 April, 1816. He was a
Presbyterian clergyman. He m. 15 Sept., 1845, Henrietta
Mills, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Mills of Auburn. They
were livingat Springville, N. Y., in 1858.
5433. Rev. William Wilberforce, b. 25 Oct., 1818. He m. 18 Feb.,
1851, Margaret Chamberlain Stockton, b. 8 March, 1833, at
Baltimore, Md., daughter of Richard Stockton and Eliza
Hughes, and grandniece of Richard Stockton, one of the
signers of the declaration of independence. He was an Epis-
copal clergyman, and they were living at Vicksburgh, Miss.,
in 1858. They had three children
:
1. Eliza Stockton, b. 28 Oct., 1851.

2. Sarah Chase, b. 4 March, 1853.
3. William W., b. 27 Sept., 1855.
5434. Scott, b. 11 Dec, 1820. He m. 15 Sept., 1846, Frances
Jannette Wood, daughter of Dr. Eri Wood and Selinda Gib-
son of Murray N. Y. He was a lawyer, and they settled at
Mount Morris. In 1847, he was elected county judge of
Livingston county, and removed to Geneseo, N. Y., where
they were living in 1858. They had five children :
1. Frances Jannette, b. 20 July, 1817.

2. Luci/ Agnes, b. 9 March, 1849.
3. John Eri, b. 8 June, 1851.
4. Thomas Scott, b. 4 March, 1854.
5. Henri/ Martyn, b. 30 March, 1858.
5435. Henry Martyn, b.'21 Feb., 1826, d. 27 March, 1834.
5436. Sarah Hannah Bryant, b. 30 March, 1812. She m. April,
1832, at Morrisville, X. Y., Rev. N. S. Smith, and settled at
Buffalo, and had no children.
5437. Lucy Elizabeth, b. 20 March, 1814. She m. Dr. Ebenezer
Johnson of Buffalo (she was his second wife). He. d. Sept.,
1849, in Tennessee, and she d. Nov., 1850, at Geneseo, N. Y.
She had three children :
:
HYDE GENEALOGY.
761
1. Herbert Lord, b. 4 Jan., 1837, a lawyer at Geneseo in
1858, unm.
2. Sarah Cecilia, b. 25 July, 1840, unm. in 1858.
3. Sarah Louisa, who died in infancy.
5438. Frances M. Duncan, b. 9 Oct., 1822, at Morrisville. She m.
25 Sept., 1843, Enoch T. Bond, born at Keene, N. H., son
of William W. Bond and Nancy L. Ealston. He was a
lawyer, and they settled at Mount Morris, N. Y., and in
1855, removed to Lockport, where they were living in 1859.
1. Sarah Cecilia, b. 1 July, 1844.

2. Frances True, b. 7 May, 1846.
3. Luct/ Elizabeth, b. 30 Nov., 1849, d. 23 Jan., 1851.
4. Lizzie J., b. 28 Nov., 1852.
5. Willie E., b. 28 July, 1855, d. 2 Aug., 1855.
6. Flora Belle, b. 26 Nov., 1856, d. 20 Nov., 1858.
VI. Andkew Palmes Lord (1860), born at Lyme,

Conn., 8 March, 1780, youngest son of John Lord (442)
and Sarah Way, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde
(9) of the third generation. He m, March, 1813, Salome
Tenney, b. 13 Nov., 1789, at Franklin, Conn., daughter
of Asa Tenney and Temperance Smith of Riga, N. Y.
He was a farmer, and they settled at Nelson, N. Y., and
in Feb., 1847, removed to Highland, Mich. She d. 4
Aug., 1855, at Buftalo.
Their children xcere
5439. Samuel T. A., b. 11 May, 1818, at Nelson. He was living at
Ypsilanti, Mich., in 1860.
5440. James Barton, b. 24 May. 1820, at Nelson. He m. 17 Oct.,
1852, Susan Trump, b. 21 Sept., 1834, at Pittsford, N. Y.,
daughter of Daniel Trump and Jerusha, his wife, of Mil-
ford, Mich. He was a farmer, and they were living at
Ypsilanti, Mich., in 1860. They had four children :
1. Ella, b. 6 Pec, 1853.

2. Emely, b. 11 May, 1855, d. 11 Oct., 1855.
3. Frances, b. 24 Dec, 1856.
4. Lucy, b. 23 May, 1859.
5441. Andrew Adams, b. 20 Oct., 1823, at Nelson. He m. in
1848, Rhoda Phelps, who d. 1853, at Buffalo.
He then m. in 1853, Selina Holme of Parma, N. Y., and
lived at Hopkinton, Iowa, in 1860.
5442. Mary Way, b. 13 Nov., 1814, at Nelson. She m. 26 June,
1840, Thorne Duel, b. 19 July, 1809, at Duanesburgh,
N. Y., son of Silas Duel and Desire Palmer. He was a
merchant, and they settled at Walled Lake, Mich., and
removed to Detroit, where they were living in 1860. They
had nine children :
96
762 HYDE GENEALOGY,
1. Arfhnr, b. 30 April, 1840.

2. Jay, h. 14 June, 1842.
3. Herbert, b. 4 Dec, 1843, d. 1 July, 1846.
4. Elizabeth, h. 21 April, 1845.
5. Mari/, b 21 March, 1847.
6. Albert, b. 22 Feb., 1849, d. 3 May, 1852.
7. Andrew, b. 23 Aug., 1850.
8. Francis, b. 19 July, 1852, d. 8 Nov., 1854.
9. CJiarles, b. 30 Nov.. 1856.
5443. Elizabeth Ann, b. 30 May, 1816, at Nelson. She d. May,
1838, at Highland, Mich., unm.
5444. Emely Bryant, b. 1 Nov., 1821, at Nelson. She was living
at Bufftilo in 1860, unm.
5445. Sarah Chase, b. 28 Nov., 1824, at Nelson. She d. 27 April,
1841, at Hishland, Mich., unm.
5446. Lucy Saloma\Saville, b. 16 Feb., 1827, at Nelson. She was
living with her cousin, the Rev. John C. Lord, D. D., at
BuflFalo iu 1860, unm.
VL Lucy Lord (1861), born at Lyme, Conn., 8 Nov., 1768,

eldest daughter of John Lord (442) and Sarah Way, was a
great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third gen-
eration. She m. 30 June, 1791, Rev. Zadoek Darrow, b. 11
June, 1767, at Isew London, Conn., third son of the Rev.
Zadoek Darrow of i!êw London, by his second wife,
Hester Lee.
[This Zadoek Darrow, b. 25 Dec., 1728, at New London,
pastor of the Baptist church at Waterford, (who m. 1
Hannah Lester, 2 Hester Lee, daughter of Rev. Joseph
Lee of Lyme, and sister of Rev. Jason Lee, and 3 the
widow Pember, and d. 16 Feb., 1827, at the advanced age
of 99 years), was the only son of Ebenezer Darrow of
New London and Abi Rogers. His mother, Abi Rogers,
b. 28 March, 1709, at New London, was a great grand-
daughter of James Rogers, the first, of New London ;
who was born in England about 1615, came to America

in tlie ship Increase, m. about 1640, Elizabeth Rowland of
Milford, and d. Feb., 1688, at New London. See No. 2271.]
Rev. Zadoek Darrow was a Baptist clergyman, and they
settled at Lyme, lived at Butternuts and Norwich, N. Y.,
St. Louis, Mo., &c. She d. 23 Sept., 1823, at Rock Spring,
111., and he d. 18 July,* 1849, at CoUinsville, 111., aged 82
years.
T/ieir children were :
5447. Lemuel, b. 16 Jan., 1804, at Lyme. He m. 6 Sept., 1836, at

Collinsville, Hannah Matilda Beach, and d. 30 Nov.,
111.,
1857, at Carbondale, 111. She was livin"- at Eock Spring,

:'
111., in 1859. They had three children
: ;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 763

1. ElizahetK b. 25 March, 1842.
2. Charles Hervey^ b. 2 March, 1844.
3. Julia, b. 19 iMay, 1849.
5448. Charles B., b. 19 Sept., 1806, at Lyme. He m. 12 Feb.,
1826, Sallie Beach, at Rock Spring or Shiloh, 111., and d. 28
Oct., 1838, at Rock Spring, where she was living in 1859.
1. Luclnda, b. 22 Jan., 1827, m. 7 Nov., 1850, Charles

J. F. Bridger, and they were living at Rock Spring in 1859,
and had three children William Amos, b. 10 Aug., 1851
:
Hiram Augustus, b. 6 Jan., 1854; and James Leonard, b. 2

March, 1857.
2. George Waskmr/ton, b. 26 Feb., 1829, m. 1 Jan., 1855,
Drusilla Sliter of Rock Spring, where they were living in
1859, and had two children: Alice M., b. 29 Dec, 1857 ;
and Amos B., b. 15 Feb., 1859.
3. i/Hcy, b. 1831, m. 27 July, 1847, Daniel Denovant, at
Rock Spring. They were living in 1859, and had four
children : Horace, b. 16 June, 1848 ; Charles C, b. 8 Oct.,
1850, d. 12 July, 1853 Alonzo, b. 8 Oct., 1855 ; and Mary
;
Amanda, b. 16 Aug., 1857.

4. 5, and 6. Three other children whose names I have not
been able to ascertain.
5449. Joseph Lee, b. 4 April, 1809, at Norwich, N. Y. He m. 22
Feb., 1838, Harriet Beatty of St, Louis. He was a physician,
and afterwards a clergyman, and d. 28 July, 1855, at Collins-
ville. 111., where she was living in 1859. They had eight
children :
1. Caroline, b. 10 Dec, 1839, d. 25 May, 1841.

2. Jtilla Maria, b. 7 Jan., 1842.
3. Joseph Jjee, b. 6 March, 1844.
4. Sarah Frances, b. 14 March, 1846.
5. Charles, b. 30 Dec, 1848.
6. Emma Corhet, b. 31 Dec, 1849, d. 1 Oct.. 1850.
7. Hattie Weller, b. 1 Jan., 1852.
8.Mary, b. 15 July, 1854.
5450. Worthington W., b. 30 Aug., 1811, at Butternuts, d. 26 Dec,
1811.
5451. Thomas Lord,b. 22 Aug., 1813, atButternuts, d. 22 Nov., 1817.
5452. Lucy Way, b. 30 Oct., 1792, at Lyme. She m. Sept., 1816,
John Grummond, and settled at Columbus, 0., and d. 20
Feb., 1841, at Rock Spring, 111. They had four children
1. Zadoek Wilson, h. 22 May, 1820, at Columbus, m. 9
Jan., 1847, Letitia Frost at Athens, 111,, and d. 9 Jan., 1858,
at Rock Spring, where she was living in 1859. They had
one child born in Nov., 1857.
2. John L., b. 20 March, 1825, m. 9 Jan., 1852, Catherine
Fry. They were living at Rock Spring in 1859, and had
three children: George. Albert, b. 2 April, 1853, d. 1854;
764 HYDE GENEALOGY.
William Augustus, b. 4 March, 1855; and Mary Amanda, b.

30 May, 1857.
3. Joseph Lee, b. 25 Dec, 1830, m. 26 July, 1852, Sarah
Eliza Dane, at Belleville, who d. 1853. He had by her
one child Joseph Jasper, b. June, 1853.
: He then m. 26
Aug., 1856, Susan May, and d. 16, Nov., 1857, at Athens,
HI. He had by her one child Mary Catherine, b. Jan.,
:
1858.
4. Frances J"., b. 30 March, 1834, m. 6 March, 1853,
Joseph Fry. They had, in 1859, one child Greorge Benja-
:
min, b. 4 March, 1854.

5453. Sarah Lord, b. 24 Dec, 1794, at Lyme. She m. 15 Jan.,
1817, at Butternuts, N. Y., Sylvanus Gruernsey. He was
educated at Dartmouth, and was a physician. He d. 9 June,
1833. at Collinsville, 111. She had by him three children :
1. Anne Maria T., b. 9 Jan., 1819, at Onondaga, N. Y.

She d. Oct., 1841, at Collinsville, unm.
2. Lord Lee Delos, b. Nov., 1821, d. 1 April, 1827.
3. Frances Jennette, h. 8 May, 1824, m. 17 Dec, 1849,
William M. Harlow of St. Louis, Mo., where they were
living in 1859, and had three children Frances Guernsey, b.
:
14 March, 1851, d. 2 Feb., 1852; William M., b. 16 Dec,

1852 ; and Ella M., b. 17 March, 1855, d. 11 April, 1856.
Sarah Lord (Darrow) Gruernsey then m. Horace Look of
Collinsville, whose first wife was her sister Emma Corbitt
Darrow (5454). They were living at Collinsville in 1859.
5454. EmmaCorbittjb. 19 March, 1797, at Lyme, m. 7 Dec, 1821,
at St. Louis, Horace Look, son of William Look of Water-
ville, N. Y. They settled at Collinsville, 111., where she d.
30 Oct., 1836. He tlien married her sister Sarah Lord
(Darrow) Guernsey, widow of Dr. Sylvanus Guernsey, of
Collinsville, where they were living in 1859. He had by
his first wife, Emma Corbitt Darrow, eight children.
1. Horace WU/iam, h. 21 Sept., 1823, d. 17 Sept., 1844.
2. Thomas Darrow, b. 7 April, 1825, m. 3 July, 1851,
Annette Martin, of St. Louis. They were living at Mount
Ayer, Iowa, in 1859, and had four children Alice, b. 21 June,
:
1852 ;
Charles Martin, b. 2 April, 1854 ; Anna Maria, b. 4
April, 1856; Harvey B., b. 1858.
3. Oliver Charles, b. 22 Aug., 1826, m. 14 May, 1856,
Kate J. Beadle of Collinsville, where they were living in
1859 ; and had two children Arthur Warren, b. 27 May,
:
1857 ; and Horace Hunter, b. 4 January, 1859.

4. Isaac Newton, b. 4 July, 1828, m. 3 July, 1851, Olive
Jenks, who d. 15 May, 1853, at Collinsville. He had by
her one child, Francis Henry, b. 2 June, 1852, d. -25 Dec,
1852. He then m., 20 May, 1856, Catherine Saunders, and
had by her two children Mary Lilly, b. 13 April, 1857 ; and
;
Olive, b. 3 May, 1859.

:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 765

5. Emma Amanda, 15 Feb., 1830, m. 24 July, 1851,
b.
Rev. Reginald Heber Weller, b. 15 April, 1828, at Philadel-
phia, Pa., son of the Rev. George Weller, D. D., and his
second wife, Harriet C. Birckhead. He was an Episcopal
clergyman. They were living at Jefferson City, Mo., in
1859, and had five children Kate Todd, b. 3 June, 1852, d.
:
15 June. 1853 Horace Look, b. 31 Aug., 1853 Annie Banks,

; ;
b. 15 April, 1855 Joseph Darrow, b. 4 Sept., 1856, d. 5

;
Sept., 1856 ; Reginald Heber. b. 6 Xov., 1857.

6. Francis Henry, b. 15 July, 1831, d. 1832.
7. Sarah Guernsey, b. 19 May, 1833, d. 30 Nov., 1838.
8. Nancy Maria, b. 26 Jan., 1835 was living at CoUins-
;
ville in1859, unm.

5455. Mercy Way, b. 24 July, 1799, at Lyme, was drowned in the
Unadilla river, N. Y., 7 May, 1808.
5456. Nancy Maria, b. 19 Sept., 1801, at Lyme, d. 21 March, 1820,
at St. Louis, unm.
VI. Col. Lord Butler (1864), born at Lyme, Conn., 11

Dec, 1761, eldest son of Col. Zebulon Butler, of Wilkes-
barre, by his first wife, Anna Lord (-1:43), was a great grand-
son of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation. He m.
30 May, 1786, Mary Pierce, daughter of Abel Pierce and
Ruth, his wife, of Kingston, Pa. He was a merchant,
and they settled at Wilkesbarre, where he was a county
judge, colonel of militia, and held various other civil and
military offices in the county of Luzerne. He died March
1824, at Wilkesbarre, where she died Oct., 1834.
5457. Pierce, 27 Jan., 1789, at Wilkesbarre, m. Feb., 1818,

b.
Temperance Colt, of Wilkesbarre, daughter of Arnold
Colt and Lucinda, his wife. He was a farmer, and they set-
tled at Wilkesbarre, where he d. 30 March, 1848, and where
she was living in 1858. They had four children, who became
adult, and were married :
1. Seymour. 2. James. 3. Mary. 4. Pierce.

5458. Houghton, b. Nov., 1791, at Wilkesbarre, d. 3 Oct., 1807.
5459. John Lord, b. 8 Feb., 1796, at Wilkesbarre, m. 9 Nov.,
1826, Cornelia Richards, born at Farmington, Conn., daugh-
ter of Capt. Samuel Richards and Sarah Welles, of Wilkes-
barre. He was a coal operator, and they settled at Wilkes-
barre, in the house wherelie was born, where they were
living in 1858. They bad five children
1. Francis, b. Sept., 1827, living in Australia in 1858.
2. Sylvina Mallery, b. Feb., 1831, d. May, 1834.
3. Sarcdi Richards, b. March, 1833, m. Stanley Wood-
766 HYDE GENEALOGY.
ward, son of Hon. George W. Woodward, judge of the su-

preme court of Pennsylvania. He was a lawyer, and they
were living at Wilkesbarre in 1858.
4. Chester, b. 26 March, 1837, d. 9 July, 1855, at Wil-
liams college, while an undergraduate there.
5. EmlJi/ Cist, b. 9 Feb., 1841, she was unm. in 1858.
5460. Chester Pierce, b. March, 1798, at Wilkesbarre. He was edu-
cated at Princeton college, and was a lawyer. He m. Sarah
Hallenback, daughter of Judge Hallenback. They settled at
Wilkesbarre, where he was a member of the state legislature
and a member of the 80th and 31st congress. He d. about
March, 1851, at Philadelphia, on his way home from con-
gress. They had two children :
1. Harriet, who d. unm.

2. George Hallenback, who graduated at Princeton, and
was living at Wilkesbarre in 1858.
5461. Rev. Zebulon, b. Sept., 1803, at Wilkesbarre. He m. Nov.,
1829, Mary Ann Murdock of New Haven. He was a Pres-
byterian clergyman, and a doctor of divinity. They were
living at Port Gibson, Miss., in 1858, and had eight children:
1. Lord John. 2. Chester. 3. Chapin. 4. Clarence.

5. Ellen. 6. Jennet. 1 Henrietta.
. 8. Ruth Anne.
5462. Lord, b. Oct., 1805 at Wilkesbarre. He m. Feb., 1832, Abi
Slocum, daughter of Joseph Slocum and Sarah Fell of
Wilkesbarre. They settled at Wilkesbarre, where they were
living in 1858. They had six children :
1. Ruth, who m. William Hilliard of Wilkesbarre.

2. Joseph, an engineer in the U. S. navy in 1858.
3. Zehulun.
4. Ziha.
5. Mary.
6. Edmund G.
5463. Lovisa, b. 1786, at Wilkesbarre. She died there in 1807.
5464. Sylvina, b. 5 March, 1794, at Wilkesbarre. She m. Garrick
Mallory, b. 17 April, 1784, at Woodbury, (!onn., son of G.
jMallory and Harriet Miner. Through his mother, Harriet
Minor, he was descended from Thomas Minor the first of
Stonington, born at Chew. Magna in England, who came to
America in 1630, and m. Grace Palmer (see No. 4249.)
Garrick Mallory graduated at Yale 1808, was made doctor of
laws at Lafayette college 1840. He was a lawyer, and they
settled at Wilkesbarre, where he was a member of the legisla-
lature and presiding judge of the courts of common pleas for
the third judicial circuit. She d. March, 1824, at Wilkes-
barre. He had by her five children :
1. Pierce Butler. 2. Charles Branson. 3. Amelia.

4. Edward Garrick, all of whom died p. .s.
5. Priscilla Lord, who m. William Strong of Reading, Pa.,

who was a lawyer, and they settled at Reading, where he
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 767

was a member of congress and a judge of the supreme court.
She died at Reading, where he was living in 1853. They
had three children: William, who died in childhood; and
Emely and Amelia, who were unm. in 1858.
Aftev the death of his first wife, Garrick Mallory m. 30
June, 1831, Catherine J. Hall of Harrisburgh, Pa., and in
1836 resigned his judgeship and removed to Philadelphia,
and resumed the practice of law, where he was living in 1858.
He had by his second wife a son, Garrick, b. 23 April, 1832,
graduated at Yale, 1850, and was a lawyer at Philadelphia in
1858.
5465. Ruth Anne, b. 1801, at Wilkesbarre. She m. Dec, 1823,
John N. Coyningham, b. at Philadelphia. He graduated at
the university of Pennsylvania, and was a lawyer, and they
settled at Wilkesbarre, where he was presiding judge of the
county courts, and where they were living in 1858. They
had seven children :
1. David, who died young.

2. John Butler, b. 29 Sept., 1827, graduated at Yale 1846,
a lawyer at Wilkesbarre in 1858.
3. William Lord, b. 21 Nov., 1829, a merchant at Phila-
delphia in 1858.
4. Thomas Di/er,h. 11 Dec, 1831, graduated at Yale 1850,
and was a civil engineer. He m. 5 June, 1856, Harriet M.
Mickler, daughter of Peter S. Mickler of Easton, Pa., where
they were living in 1858.
5. Mary, b. 20 Feb., 1834, unm. in 1858.
6. Anna Maria, b. 27 Aug., 1836, unm. in 1858.
7. Charles Miner, b. 7 July, 1840, graduated at Trinity
college 1858.
5466. Phebe Haight, b. Jan., 1811, at Wilkesbarre. She m. Dr.
Alexander C. Donaldson, b. at Danville, Pa. He graduated
at Dickenson college, and was a physician. They settled at
Davenport, Iowa, and removed to St. Louis, where she d. 12
July, 1849. He was living at Folsom, Cal., in 1858. They
had three children
1. Rath Anne Coyningham, b. 31 May, 1838.
2. Alexander Crawford, born at Galena.
3. Zehulon Butler, born at St. Louis. .
VI. Hannah Butler (1866), born at Lyme, Conn., 28

Feb., 1770, daughter of Col. Zebnlon Butler of Lyme, and
afterwards of Wilkesbarre, by his first wife Anna Lord
(443), was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of
the third generation. She m. 1788, Judge.Roswell Welles
of Wilkesbarre, b. at Glastenbury, Conn,, son of Jona-
than Welles and Catherine Saltonstall. He graduated at
Yale 1784, and Avas a lawyer. They settled at Wilkes-
barre, where he was a circuit judge, and where he d. 1830.
:
768 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Their children were

5467. Winthrop, born at Wilkesbarre, d. 27 Dec, 1831, at Farm-
ington, unm.
5468. Harriet, b. about 1790, at Wilkesbarre, m. Sept., 1808. Col.
Martin Cowles, son of Elijah Cowles and Eunice Gould of
Farming-ton. He was a merchant, and they settled at Farm-
ington, where he was a colonel of militia, and where he d. 29
Sept., 1844. She was living there in 1858. They had
eleven children, born at Farming-ton.
1. Francis Wmthroj), b. 13 Nov., 1810, m. Sept., 1835,
Mary Lewis Root, daughter of Timothy Root, and Celestine
Lewis of Farmington. He was a farmer, and they were liv-
ing at Farming-ton in 1858, and had five children Alice Celes-:
tine; Louisa Catherine ; Grace Fessenden Mary Root; and

;
Martin.
2. iVanci/, b. 31 Jan., 1813, m. 23 Oct., 1839, Rev.
Thomas Kendall Fessenden, born at Brattleboro, Vt., son of
Joseph Fessenden and S}bil Lane Holbrook. He graduated
at Williams college 1833, and was a Congregational clergy-
man. They were living at Homer, N. Y., in 1858, s. p.
3. Louisa Catherine, b. 4 June, 1815. She d. 3 Nov.,
1832, at Farmington, unm.
4. Caroline Augusta, b. L5 July, 1817, m. 14 June, 1843,
Isaac N. Lee, son of Isaac Lee of New Britain. He was a
manufacturer, and in 1858, they had six children Thomas :
Fessenden ; Harriet Welles ; Edmund Butler Martin, and;
Thomas, who died in infancy; and Caroline d. 21 April, 1853.

5. .ohn Edward, b. 4 Nov., 1819, ni. 30 Dec, 1844,
Margaret Stanley, daughter of Jesse Stanley and Lucy White
of New Britain. He was a farmer, and they were living at
Farmington in 1858. They had five children; Henry Mar-
tyn John Stanley Roswell ; Gertrude Stanley and Melvina
; ; ;
Stanley, who died young.

6. Henry Martyn, b. 31 Jan., 1822, d. Oct., 1844, unm.
7. Ellen, b. 11 Aug., 1824, d. 17 Aug., 1825.
8. Ellen Maria, b, 12 Nov., 1827, was living at Farming-
ton in 1858, unm.
9. Mary Elizabeth, b. 12 Nov., 1829, d. 26 May, 1847,
unm.
10. Harriet Welles, b. 27 Aug., 1830, m. 30 Nov., 1856,
Mills Olcott, M. I)., son of William Haydock, Olcott and
Jane E., his wife, of Hanover, N. H. They were living at
Chicago, 111., in 1858.
11. Edmund Butler, b. 4 Aug., 1833, was living in 1858
unm.
VL CoL David Fithin Sill (1876), born at Lyme, Conn.,

24 April, 1733, eldest son of John Sill (449) of Lyme,by
HYDE GENEALOGY. 769
his first wife. Phebe Fithin, was a great grandson of Eliza-
beth Hyde (9) of the third generation. He was by trade
a house joiner. In the French war of 1759 he was a lieu-
tenant, and was in service on the northern and western
frontier until the close of that war. He m. 1 May, 1767,
his third cousin, Sarah Griswold (2110), b. 26 Aug., 1749,
at Lyme, fourth daughter of Deacon Thomas Griswold
(491) and Susan Lynde. They settled at Lyme. He was
a lieutenant in the army of the United States at the com-
mencement of the revolution, and at its close was lieuten-
ant-colonel in the first regiment of the Connecticut line.
He then returned to his naiive town, where he was a mem-
ber of the legislature, and was justice of the peace and
town clerk until his death. He d. 9 Jan., 1813, at Lyme,
where she d. 20 Nov., 1815.
5469. Thomas, b. at Lyme.

26 Nov., 1769, He m. 6 Nov., 1799,
Mather (6068), b 14 Nov., 1774,
his first cousin, Mehitable
third daughter of Samuel Mather. Esq., and Lois Griswold
(2109), of Lyme. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Lyme, where he was a captain of militia, and where he d.
25 March, 1853, and she d. 5 Dec. 1831. They had eight
children born at Lyme :
1. John, 180(1 m. 25 Oct., 1835, Mary E. Sar-

b. 1 Sept.,
geant, of Vernon, N. Y. He was a farmer, and they were
living at East Ashtabula, 0.. in 1859. They had six child-
ren : Catherine Frances, b. 9 Dec, 1837; John Sargeant,
b. 4 Aug., 1839; William Henry, b. 9 Aug.. 1841; Theo-
dore, b. 24 June, 1843; Cornelia, b. 18 April, 1847;
and Thomas Herbert, b. 8 Nov., 1849.
2. Phehe Mather, b. 27 Nov., 1801, m. Charles E. Hart of
Lyme, and removed to Manchester, N. Y.
^. Henry Mather, h. 2 Oct., 1803, d. 17 Oct., 1825, at
Lyme, unm.
4. Margaret, b. 14 Sept., 1805; m. John Hart of Lyme,
and removed to Clinton, N. Y.
5. Nancy, b. 7 Dec, 1807, was living in 1859 at the fam-
ily mansion in Lyme, unm.
6. Sarah Griswold, b. 25 Dec, 1809, m. Albert L. Wells
ofCHnton, N. Y.
7. Mary, b. 26 Jan., 1812, living at Lyme 1859, unm.
8. Frances, b. 23 July, 1814, m. Edward Vernon. They
were living in the city of Now York in 1859.
5470. John, b. 14 June, 1773, at Lyme. He was drowned at Hart-
ford, 26 Aug., 1794, unm.
5471. David, b. 8 Jan., 1775, at Lyme, d. 19 June, 1775.
97
770 HYDE GENEALOGY.
5472. Mary, b. 27 June, 1768, at Lyme. She m. 8 Oct., 1791,

Nathaniel Matson, b. 13 Sept., 1765, at Lyme, son of Na-
thaniel Matson and Desire Newton. They settled at Lyme,
where she d. 9 Jan., 1802, s. p. He then m. Anne Ely, and
d. 27 Aug., 1851.
5473. Lois, b. 29 Aug., 1771, at Lyme. She m. 25 Jan., 1797,
David Matson, b. 29 Jan., 1766, at Lyme, second son of
William Matson and Eunice Skinner, and grandson of Na-
thaniel Matson of Boston, and afterwards of Lyme, and of his
second wife, Joanna Ely. They settled at Lyme, and after-
wards removed to Bloomfield, O., where they probably died.
They had seven children recorded at Lyme :
1. John, b. 15 Nov., 1797.

2. George, b. 27 July, 1799.
3. Mary, b. 29 July, 1801.
4. Richard, b. 29 Sept., 1803, d. 16 Dec, 1807.
5. Eunice, b. 15 Dec, 1805.
6. Richard 2d, b. 18 Jan., 1810.
7. David, b. 30 Aug., 1812.
VL Capt. Joseph Sill (1877), born at Lyme, Conn., 21

Feb., 1735, second son of John Sill (449) of Lyme, by his
first wife, PhebeFithin, Avas a great grandson of Elizabeth
Hyde (9) of the third generation. He was a ship captain,
engaged in the coasting trade. He afterwards settled npon
a farm at Grassy Hill, in Lyme, where he m. May, 1800,
Elizabeth (Smith) Lee, the widow of Seth Lee of Lyme,
and mother of Rev. Seth Lee, who was the minister of
the Grassy Hill congregation, in Lyme. He d. 2 March,
1813, s. J)., and she d. 27 June, 1818.
VI. John Sill (1878), born at Lyme, Conn., 16 April,

1744, third son of John Sill (449) of Lyme, by his first wife,
Phebe Fithin, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde
(9) of the tliii-d generation. He m. 10 May, 1778, Mary
Anderson of East Windsor. He was a cabinet-maker,
and they settled at East Windsor, where he was a trader,
farmer, and innkeeper. She d. in 1783, at East Windsor.
//*'•? children hi/ her icere :
5474. Enoch, b. 10 Oct., 1779, at East Windsor, d. 19 Jan.. 1803,

unm.
5475. Joseph, b. 16 Nov., 1781, at East Windsor, where he d. 13
Aug.. 1889, unm.
He then m. 4 Oct., 1785, his third cousin, Elizabeth

HYDE GENEALOGY. -^yj
Griswold (2186), b. 18 Feb., 1762, at Lyme, second daugh-

ter of George Griswold (501) and Elizabeth Lee (488) of
Lyme. He d. 27 May, 1827, and she d. 4 April, 1853, at
the advanced age of 91 years.
His child hy her loas :
5476. Henry, b. 25 Aug., 1786, at Windsor. He m. May, 1809,

Almeda Marshall, b. 18 Jan., 1788, at Windsor, daughter of
EUakim Marshall and Anne Palmer. He was a farmer, and
they settled at Windsor, where he was a surveyor, justice of
the peace, member of the legislature, and judge of probate.
She d. 4 Oct., 1858, at Windsor, where he was living in
1859. They had nine children, born at Windsor :
1. Henri/ G.. h. 20 Nov., 1810. He graduated at West

Point military academy, in 1832, and was a lieutenant of
topographical engineers. He d. 15 Dec, 1835, at Washing-
ton, D. C, unm.
2. Eliza Anne, b. 23 Oct., 1814. She was living at Wind-
sor in 1859, unm.
3. John Marshall, b. 22 Jan., 1816. He was a mariner,
and d. 29 Sept., 1834, at sea, unm.
4. Julia, b. 24 Sept., 1819. She m. Samuel Mather of
Windsor, where they were living in 1859, and had five child-
ren :
5. William Raymond, b. 30 Jan., 1822, m. 24 May, 1858,

Mary Edgar of St. Louis, Mo. He was a civil engineer, and
they were living at La Crosse, Wiss., in 1859.
6. Emely, b. 30 June, 1824, m. E. S. Alford of Windsor,
where they were living in 1859, and had two daughters.
7. Mary Anne, b. 1 March, 1827, ,m. Col. Oliver R. Hol-
comb of East Granby, Conn., where they were living in
1859, and had three daughters.
8. George Griswold, b. 26 Oct., 1829, graduated at Yale
in 1853, and was a lawyer. He was living at Hartford in
1859.
9. Ja7ie Helen, b. 1 July, 1833, d. 30 March. 1859, at
Windsor, unm.
VL Silas Sill (1879), born at Lj^me, Conn., 17 jôv.,

1749, fourth son of John Sill (449), by his first wife, Phebe
Fithen, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He m. 9 Dec, 1779, his second cousin,
Hannah Lynde Griswold (2185), b. 16 April, 1760, at Lyme,
eldest daughter of George Griswold (501) and Elizabeth
Lee (488). He was a tanner and a farmer, and they set-
tled at Lyme, where he d. 26 Oct., 1811. She removed
rry2 HYDE GENEALOGY.
to Rochester in 1815, and d. 12 April, 1834, at Brooklyn,

N. Y., at the residence of her youngest sou.
bill. Richard, b. 29 July, 1881, at Lyme. He was a merchant at

Lyme and Saybrook, and in 1807 he removed to Albany, N.
Y., where he d. 10 Sept., 1809, unm.
5478. George Griswold, b. 26 Jan., 1791, at Lyme. He m. Louisa
W. Lord, daughter of Deacon Di^date Lord of Sweden,
N. Y. He was a Presbyterian clergyman, and preached at
various places in New York, Illinois, and Michigan. She d.
7 July, 1832, at Honeoye Falls, N: Y. He had by her one
child :
1. Hmmah Mary, b. 26 May, 1832, d. 13 June, 1832.

He then m. in 1833, Samanthe II. Green, daughter of
James Green, Esq., of Saratoga Springs. His health having
failed, they subsequently settled at Albany, N. Y., where he
was a member of the classis of Albany, of the reformed Dutch
church. He d. 20 May, 1859, of paralysis, while on a 'visit
to his brother at Lyme. His widow was living at Albany in
1860. He was the compiler of an interesting genealogy of
the Sill family, which has been published lor his family since
his death. He had by his last wife, three children :
2. Louisa Pamelia. b. 18 Aug., 1834.

3. Mary Caroline, b. 13 Jan. J 1838, d. 10 Oct., 1841.
4. Caroline Antionette, b. 15 Feb., 1845.
5479. Horace Lynde, b. 5 March, 1794, at Lyme. He was a mer-
chant at New York, from 1822 until 1853. He m. 5 July,
1811, Mary Pond, b. at Milford, niece of Governor Pond of
Connecticut. In 1853 they removed to Old Lyme, Conn.,
where they were living in 1859. They had one son :
Richard Grisivokl h. 23 Feb., 1843, at New York, who

was drowned 25 July, 1853, in the Connecticut river, at the
Lyme ferry.
5480. Sarah, b. 5 Aug., 1785, at Lyme. She m. 8 Dec, 1806, Wil-
liam Hall, a merchant of New York, where she d. 12 Jan.,
1810.
5481. Mary, b. 10 Aug., 1796. at Lyme, where she was Hving in
1859, unm.
VI. Phebe Sill (1880), born at Lyme, Conn., 19 March,

1797, eldest daughter of John Sill (449) of Lyme, by his
j&rst wife, Phebe Fithin, was a great granddaughter of
EUzabeth Hyde (9) of the third "generation. She m. 15
Dec, 1757, William Lay, b. about 1734. They settled at
Lyme, where she d. 12 Oct., 1802, and he d. 5 May, 1816,-
aged 81 years.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 773

5482. Ezra, b.19 Sept., 1763, at Lyme Hem. Lydia He .
d. 15 April, 1822, at Lyme, where she d. 1 Dec, 1801.

They had a family of children born at Lyme, the particulars
of which children I have not obtained.
5483. William, b. 1 May, 1768, at Lyme.
5484. Hubbel, b. 23 May, 1770, at Lyme, where he d. 28 March, 1847.
5485. Elizabeth, b. 16 June, 1759, at Lyme.
5486. Mary, b. 15 Aug., 1761, at Lyme, where she d. 8 Aug., 1843,
unm.
5487. Sarah, b. 2 March, 1766, at Lyme.
5488. Phebe, b. 5 Jan., 1773, at Lyme.
5489. Jerusha, b. 10 May, 1775, at Lyme, where she d. 1 Dec,
1854, unm.
5490. Martha Jane, b. 27 Oct., 1777, at Lyme. She m. Har-
vey of Lyme, and had a family. Their daughter : Martha
Jane, b. about 1801, d. 11 March, 1847, unm.
VL Major Richard Sill (1885), born at Lyme, Conn.,

15 July, 1755, youi gestson of John Sill (449) of Lyme, by
his second wife, Hepzibah Lee, was a great grandson of
Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation. He gradu-
ated at Yale 1775, and was a lawyer. He was an officer
of the army of the revolution from 1776 to the close of
the war, and was in the battle of Long Island. In 1782
he was aid to Major-General Lord Sterling, and had the
rank of major. He m. 2 Jan., 1785, Elizabeth NicoU,
daughter of Col. Francis Nicoll of Bethlehem, N. Y. They
settled at Albany, where he wâs a successful lawyer, and
was a member of the legislature. He d. 4 June, 1790, at
the house ot his father-in-law, at Bethlehem. She then
m. Dr. iSîcoll of New York, and, after his death, Peter R.
Ludlow of Albany, and d. in 1821 at Bethlehem.
Her children by Major Richard Sill were
5491. William Nicoll, b. 25 March, 1786, at Albany. He m. 1
Sept 1808, his fourth cousin, Margaret Mather (6070), b.
,
16 July, 1787, at Lyme, fifth daughter of Samuel Mather

and Lois Griswold (2109). They settled at Bethlehem,
where he inherited the mansion and farm of his grandfather,
Col. Nicoll. He was a member of the legislature, and a
judge of the court of common pleas of Albany county, and d.
17 March, 1844. His widow was living at Albany in 1862.
They had nine children, born at Bethlehem :
1. Margaret Nicoll, b. 5 July, 1809. She m. Theodore

W. Sanders of Schenectady. They were living at Albany in
1859, and had a family.
:
774 HYDE GENEALOGY.
2. Rensselaer JVicoll, b. 6 Aug., 1811. He m. Frances

Livingston, and settled at Bethlehem, where she d. 2 Feb.,
1852, and where he was living in 1859. They had three
children :Margaret Mather, b. 31 July, 1837 ; Anne Nicoll,
b. 20 Dec, 1842 ; and William Livingston, b. 6 July, 1849,
d. 17 March, 1852.
3. EUzaheth Nicoll, b. 13 Sept., 1813, d. 10 Sept., 1814.
4. EUzaheth Mcoll 2d, b. 30 June, 1815, d. 21 May, 1827.
5. Francis Nicoll, b. 12 March, 1818. He m. Elizabeth
Ann De Friest, daughter of Col. John De Friest of Green-
bush. He was a merchant, and they settled at Albany,
where they were livinu' in 1859, and had three children :
Anna K., b. 1 May, 1847, d. 3 Oct., 1852 William Nicoll,

;
b. 26 Sept., 1851, and John De Friest, b. 10 Nov., 1853.

6. L^c/ia Mather, b. 27 Sept., 1820. She m. Richard E.
Thorne of Manhasset, L. I., where they were living in 1859,
and had a family.
7. Johi, b. 6 Dec, 1822. He m. Lydia B. Van Rensse-
laer of Albany, where they were living in 1860, and he was
cashier of the Merchants' bank. They had five children :
Anne Dunkin, b. 24 March, 1850 Louisa Griswold, b 16

;
Nov., 1851; Dunkin Henry, b. 20 Sept., 1853; Kate Van

Rensselaer, b. 31 Jan., 1857; and Lydia N., who d. 8 Dec,
1862.
8. William Nicoll, b. 17 April, 1825. He m. Jane
Lasher of Bethlehem. He was a farmer, and they were liv-
ing at Bethlehem, m. 1859, and had five children : Marion,
b. 15 April, 1848; Lydia. b. 21 Oct., 1849; Caroline, b. 17
Feb., 1852; John James, b. 2 April, 1854; and Elizabeth,
b. 31 Oct., 1857, d. 2 April, 1859.
9. James Mather, b. 28 Feb., 1828. He m. Mary Ann
Udell of Bethlehem. They were living at Cohoes in 1859,
where he was cashier of the Cohoes bank. They had one
child :Alice, b. 5 Dec, 1853, d. 1858.
6492. John Leet, b. 13 Aug., 1787, at Albany. He graduated at
Williams college, 1806. He m. 14 Feb., 1808, Abigail
Leveret Noyes of Lyme, daughter of William Noyes, Esq.
He was engaged in commerce, and they settled at Watervliet,
N. Y. In 1815 they removed to Lyme, Conn., and from
there to Port Chester, N. Y., where he d. 26 Nov., 1852.
She was living at Newark, N. J., in 1859. They had two
children, born at Watervliet
1. Capt. Richard, h. 25 March, 1809, who was a ship master,
and sailed from New York for several years, and d. 8 Oct.,
1850, at Port Chester, N. Y., unm.
2. Francis Nicoll, b. 10 Oct., 1810, graduated at Union
college 1830, and was a physician. He m. 1830, his fourth
cousin, Edwardanna Schieff'elin, daughter of Edward Lawrence
Schietfelin and Anne Matilda Stewart (5381) of New York
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 775

They settled at Staten Island, where he d. 4 May, 1848.
They had one child EUzabeth Hamilton, b. 1831, d. 1833.
:
His widow then m. I)r. John Noyes of Lyme, who d. in

1854, and afterwards Capt. Mather Chadwick {see No. 5381).
VL Giles Sill (1886), born at Lyme, Conn., 21 Nov.,

1748, eldest son of Joseph Sill (450) of Lyme, by his first
wife, Ruth Matson, was a great grandson of Elizabeth
Hyde (9) of the third generation. He m. 1773, Lucy
Gould, b. 6 Aug., 1753, at Lyme, daughter of James Goild
and Elizabeth Chappel.
[This James Gould was a clothier from Boston, who
settled at Iôrth Ljmie, and built mills there, and m. Eliza-
beth Chappel of Lebanon. They had thirteen children,
all of whom married and had families. One of their sons
m. Mary Sill (1908), second daughter of Jabez Sill (452)
and Elizabeth Koyes.]
Giles Sill was a tanner and shoemaker, and they settled
at Lyme, where his house was burned in Jan., 1783, and
three of its inmates were burned in it. In Feb., 1799, he
removed to that part of jSTorthumberland which is now
Moreau, N. Y., where he had purchased a farm and a saw-
mill and grist-mill. He was deacon of the church. She
d. 18 Dec, 1836, at Moreau, where he d. Dec, 1839, aged
91 years.
5493. Nathaniel, b. 6 Aug., 1776, at Lyme. He m. 22 Oct., 1802,

Kesiah Payne, b. 4 March, 1783, daughter of Noah Payne
and Eunice Hawley of Fort Miller, N. Y. He was a mer-
chant, and they settled at Northumberland. They removed
to Black Rock, and engaged in the forwarding business,
and merchandise. In 1827 they removed to Warren, Pa.,
where he d. 18 Feb., 1858. She was living in 1859. They
had ten children :
1. Henry Edmund,
b. 19 July, 1804, m. Lucy Bliss, and
d. 1833.
2. Catherine Payne, b. 13 July, 1806, at Moreau.
3. Maria Berry, b. 26 May, 1809, at Black liock, d. 13
July, 1811.
4. Mary, b. 5 July, 1811, at Black Bock, m. Kobert J.
Falconer.
5. Nathaniel, b. 6 Feb., 1813, at Black Rock. He m.
Susan Farusworth, and was a farmer at Warren, Pa., in 1854,
and had two children Ellen D., b. Oct., 1850 and Marian, b.
:
;
Aug., 1852.
776 HYDE GENEALOGY.
6. Kesiah Payne, b. 23 Dec, 1815, at Black Rock, m.

Alanson Rogers.
7. John, b. 11 Sept., 1817, at Black Rock, m. Maria White,
and was a farmer at ^yarren, Pa., in 1854, and had three child-
ren George White, b. Sept., 1844; Catherine, b. March,
:
1850; and Frederick E., b. Nov., 1852.

8. Maria Jane, b. 29 Nov., 1819, who m. Epiplaras E.
Eldred.
9. Elizabeth, b. 16 Feb., 1822. m. Rasselas Brown.
10. Ruth, b. 14 May, 1824, d. 9 June, 1825.
5494. Enoch, b. 3 May, 1778, at Lyme. He m. 7 July, 1805, his
third cousin, Deborah Ely (1999«), b. 19 Dec, 1781, at
Lyme, daughter of Seth Ely, Esq., and Lydia Reynolds
(468^) of Lyme. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Moreau, N. Y., where he was a justice of the peace, and a
deacon of the Congregational church, and where they were
living in 1859. They had eight children born at Moreau :
1. Charles Augustus, b. 14 Aug., 1806, m. Mary F. Rey-

nolds. He was a farmer, and they removed to Wales, N. Y.,
where he was supervisor of the town, and a member of the
legislature. They were living at Wales in 1855, and had
ten children : Catherine D., b. 16 March, 1838; Seth Rey-
nolds, b. 1 Oct., 1839 John Enoch, b. 2 Sept.. 1841
;
;
Charles Henry, b. 14 July, 1843, d. 2 July, 1844 Frederick,

;
b. 10 May, 1845, d. 5 March, 1846 Frank (twin of last), d.

;
5 Aug., 1846 Harriet and Helen (twins), b. 5 Aug., 1847

; ;
Mary Louisa, b. 7 Nov., 1849 and Margaret Agnes, b. 29

;
May, 1853.
2. Seth Ely, b. 3 June, 1809, at Moreau, m. Sept., 1840,
Harriet E. Allen, daughter of Gen. Ethan B. Allen, of Ba-
tavia. He was a lawyer, and they settled at Buffiilo. N. Y.,
where he was elected a justice of the supreme court of the
state in 1847, which office he held at the time of his death.
Hed. 15 Sept., 1851, at Buffalo, where she was living in 1559.
They had five children Francis, b. 28 Nov., 1841 Charles,
: ;
b 1 Oct., 1843; Heurv Seymour, b. 20 June, 1846; Flo-

rence, b. 28 Sept., l'>^8, and Mary, b. 15 Oct., 1851.
3. Lydia Cy-t'suo/t/, b. 24 Jan., 1812, and living at Moreau,
N. Y., in 1859, unm.
4. Susan Ably, b. 27 April, 1814, m. 2 April, 1835,
James Albert Hoyt, b. 9 March, 1812, at Moreau, son of
Job Hoyt and Anna Raymond. He was a silversmith, and
they settled at Saratoga Springs, where he was an elder in
the Presbyterian church. They removed to Troy, N. Y.,
where she d. 22 Dec, 1847. He had by her three children :
Harriet Amelia, b. 27 May, 1836; Frances Louisa, b. 19

Sept., 1838 ; and Charles Sill, b. 19 July, 1846, d. 12 May,
1847. J. A. Hoyt then m. 1 Oct., 1849, Eliza Ann Wilson,
and they were living at Saratoga Springs in 1860, and he
had two children by her Mary Antoinette and Ida Evelyn.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 777
5. Jane Louisa, b. 18 Oct., 1816, m. 28 June, 1843,
Aaron M. Thompson of Moreau. He was a farmer, and
they settled at Moreau, where he was a justice of the peace,
and where she d. 1 Oct., 1850, and where he was living in
1858. They had two children Franklin Cornell, b. 6 Nov.,
:
1846 and Anna Louisa, b. 6 Aug., 1848.

;
6. Mary Sophia, b. 5 Jan., 1820, m. 26 Sept., 1853, Rev.

Asa Johnson of Peru, la. lie was a Presbyterian clergy-
man, and they were living at Wiscotta, Iowa, in 1858, and
had one child Mary, b. June, 1858.
:
7. Ehenezer Enoch, b. 14 Sept., 1822, m. 15 Nov., 1854,

Beatrice Witherspoon of New York, where they were living
in 1858. He was an artist, and they had one child Flo- :
rence Beatrice, b. Aug., 1856.

8. John Nathaniel, b. 8 March, 1827, was a farmer, and
was living at Moreau in 1858, unm.
5495. Gurdon Gould, b. 9 Feb., 1780, at Lyme, m. 12 Sept., 1805,
Electa Hawley, b. 10 Jan., 1787, daughter of Amos Hawley,
and Achsah Strong of Moreau, N. Y. He was a farmer,
and they settled at Moreau, where he d. 24 Feb., 1853, and
she d. 6 May, 1856. They had nine children born at Moreau :
1. Lucinda, b. 24 May, 1806, m, Nathaniel Payne of

Irwin, Pa.
2. Jannett, b. 11 March, 1808, m. Sidney M. Berry of
Irwin.
3. Walter Gould, b. 1 March, 1810, m. Eveline Hamilton
of Warren, Pa. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Warren, where they were living in 1856. They had
eight children: George Hamilton, b. 17 June, 1838; Eliza-
beth Salima, b. 14 April, 1840, d. 14 May, 1853; Hervey
Hamilton, b. 7 April, 1842; Electa Ann, b. 31 Jan., 1845;
Gurdon Griles, b. 8 Feb., 1847; Frances Evaline, b. 5 Sept.,
1849; Martha Lucinda, b. 15 Nov., 1852, d. 21 July, 1853;
and Edgar Hawley, b. 27 Sept., 1854.
4. Achsah Strong, b. 27 Jan., 1812, married Aaron M.
Rogers of Warren, Pa.
5. Joseph, b. 20 March, 1814, married the widow of
Henry Ames, and settled at Moreau.
6. Selima Elizabeth, b. 3 March, 1817, d. 15 Aug., 1847,
unm.
7. Calvin Seidell, b. 30 April, 1819, married Peoria
Elizabeth Bogardus. He was a merchant, and they settled
at Troy, N. Y., and in 1855 had one child William Gur-
:
•
don, b. 27 Oct., 1853.
8. Amos Hawley, b. 22 Sept., 1821. He graduated at
Union college 1848, and was a Presbyterian clergyman, mar-
ried and settled at Nottingham, Md.
9. Gurdon Giles, b. d. 17 Aug., 1850, unm.
19 March, 1825,
5496. Joseph, b. 29 July, 1788, at Lyme. He m. 12 May, 1819,
Eliza Berry, b. 1798, daughter of Col. John M. Berry and
98
778 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Eunice Payne, of Northumberland, N. Y. He was a mer-

chant, and they settled at Black Rock, N. Y., where he was
a custom-house officer. They removed to Oberlin, 0., and
to Jonesville, Mich., where he d. 30 June, 1843. and she d.
2 July, 1843. They had eio-ht children :
1. Giles Ely, b. 6 March,^1820, m. Rose Anne Stillwell,

and settled at Jonesville, and removed to Callona, Cal. They
had one child born at Jonesville Frances Eliza, b. 17 July,
:
1844.
2. Joseph, b. 9 Oct., 1821, m. Anne Eliza Chaplin. He
was a physician, and they settled at Kalamazoo, Mich., and
removed to California.
3. Sidney Berry, b. 29 Oct., 1823, m. Caroline M. Swarzee,
and was living at Iowa City in 1859, and had a son Ed- :
ward Joseph, b. 5 Oct., 1853.

4. Hawley Gould, b. 29 Aug 1825, d. 22 Aug., 1839.
,
5. Catherine Maria, b. 11 Dec, 1827, d. 5 Oct., 1840.

6. Eliza Almira, b. 16 Dec, 1829, d. 26 May, 1833.
7. John M. Berry, b. 23 Nov., 1831, m. Sarah Beaumont.
They settled at Ypsilanti, Mich., and in 1859 he was profes-
sor of English language and literature in the state normal
school of Michigan, and was the author of a text book on
English grammar; and had a son born 1859.
8. Eliza Jane. b. 15 Sept., 1833, m. William B. Clark of
Kalamazoo, where they were living in 1859.
5497. Elizabeth, b. 10 July, 1774, at Lyme. She m. her father's
third cousin, Josiali Griswold Ely (2305), eldest son of
Josiah Ely and Phebe Denisou (532) of Lyme. i^Sce No.
2305.)
5498. Sophia, b. 28 Feb., 1782, at Lyme. She m. 8 Dec, 1803,
Benjamin Hawley Payne, b. 2 June. 1775, at Fort Miller,
N. Y., sou of Noah Payne and Eunice Hawley. He was a
farmer, and they settled at Fort Miller, removed to Water-
ford, and from there to Albany, where he d. 15 March, 1834.
She was living at Cohoes in 1859. They had twelve child-
ren, the eleven eldest born at Fort Miller :
1. Samuel Griswold;h. 12 Sept., 1804, d. 10 Oct., 1814.

2. Rebecca, b. 20 April, 1806, d. 9 Jan., 1827, at Albany,
unm.
3. Giles Sill, b. 1 Sept., 1808, d. 9 Jan., 1827, at Albany,
unm.
4. Anne, b. 21 April, 1810, living at Cohoes, N. Y., in
1859, unm.
5. Almira, b. 12 June, 1812, m. 8 April, 1835, James
Chase, b. 1808, at South Berwick, Me., son of Rev. Jona-
than Chase and Mary Stoker. He was a merchant, and they
lived at West Troy and at Albany, and were living at Brook-
lyn, N. Y., in 1859, and had five children Harriet Rebecca,:
b. 29 June, 1836 Sophia Payne ; Edward Allen, b. 2 May,

;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 'j^'j'g
1844, 10 Aug., 1845 ; Georoe Treadwell. b. 18 March

d.
1849 and Annie Payne, b. 18 July, 1851.
;
6. Emely, b. 22 May, 1814. She was living at Rochester,

N. Y., in 1859, and was then unm.
7. Samuel Giles, b. 22 Dec, 1815, m. 16 April 1839,
Sarah Groodrich Noble of New York. He was a flour mer-
chant, and they settled at Albany, where she d. July, 1854.
He had by her seven children John Goodrich, b. March,
:
1840 Giles Sill, b. Sept., 1841, d. 1847 George Alexander

; ;
;
Samuel Giles Cornelius Noble Sarah Jane, b. 5 June, 1849

; ;
;
and Frederick Aymer. He then m. 12 June, 1856, Maria Par-

don of Albany, where they were living in 1859. He had by
her one child Catherine, b. July, 1857.
:
8. Eunice, b. 19 Aug., 1817, m. 12 Jan., 1842, William

Burton, b. 29 March, 1809, at Schenectady, third son of
John Burton and Catherine Eights. They settled at Cohoes,
where he was engaged in the mahogany and lumber business,
and where they were living in 1859. They had seven child-
ren: William Eights, b. 21 Oct., 1842, d. 25 Jan., 1843 a ;
son, b. 20 Xw^j:., 1845, d. 23 Aug.. 1845, unnamed; John

Wynans, b. 22 Dec, 1846, d. 12 May, 1852; William
Eights 2d, b. 31 Jan., 1848 Sophia Payne, b. 29 May, 1851,
;
d. 26 July, 1851; Benjamin Payne, b. 14 Aug., 1852; and

a son, b. 27 June, 1854, d. 24 Aug., 1854, unnamed.
9. Luct/, b. 21 June, 1819, m. 23 Sept., 1846, Jonathan
Chase, b. Feb., 1820, at South Berwick, Me., son of Joshua
Chase. He was a shipmaster, and they were living at
Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1859, and had one child Alexander :
Cothiel, b. 1 June, 1855.

10. Benjamin, b. 19 Aug., 1821, m. 13 May, 1835, Eliza-
beth Felthousen, b. 18 Sept., 1822, at Schenectady, daugh-
ter of Daniel Felthousen and Rachel Whitaker. He was a
tobacconist, and they were living at Albany in 1859. They
had five children: Benjamin Felthousen, b. 9 Oct., 1846 j
Elizabeth Anne, b. 22 Jan., 1849, d. 7 Aug., 1857 Arthur
;
Sill, b. 13 Dec, 1851 Emma Lee, b. 25 Dec, 1853; and

;
Howard Kennedy, b, 26 Dec, 1856.

11. Sophia, b. 9 May, 1823, m. 16 July, 1844, James Stan-
ley Smith, b. 25 Feb., 1818, eldest son of Luman Bishop
Smith and Elizabeth Hyatt of Saratoga Springs. He was an
editor, and they settled at Albany, and in 1855 removed to
Auburn, N. Y., where he d. 16 Jan., 1858, and she was liv-
ing in 1859. They had three children Stanley Bishop, b.
:
2 Nov., 1845 ; Mason Coggswell, b. 6 June, 1849, d. 2 June,

1852 and Frank Hyatt, b. 22 July, 1858.
;
12. Eliza Hawlet/. b. 30 July, 1826, at Albany, m. 20

Sept., 1849, Henry Weed Covert of Albany, b. 17 Feb.,
1824, son of Abraham Covert and Harriet Ogden. He was
a blacksmith and locksmith, and was engaged in the manu-
i^gQ HYDE GENEALOGY.
facture of fire-proof safes. He was the inventor and paten-'

tee of Covert's permutation safe and bank lock. They were
living at Albany 1859, and had three children Eniely
in :
Payne, b. 12 Dec., 1850, d. 2 Sept., 1853 Julia Ann, b.

;
18 March, 1853 and Louisa Seward, b. 9 Nov., 1856.

;
5499. Lucy, b. Sept., 1784, at Lyme. Shem. 11 Sept., 1805, Fenn

Hawley, b. 5 April, 1784, son of Amos Hawleyand Achsah
Strong of Moreau, N. Y. They settled atMoreau, where he
d. 12 Nov., 1808. She had by him two children born at
Moreau :
1. Eliza Almira, b. 11 July, 1806, m. 9 July, 1826, John

Liberty Kimberly, b. 30 Jan., 1799, son of Liberty Kimberly
and Elizabeth Whittlesey. They were living at Buffalo in
1858.
2. 3Iarfm Fenn, b. 29 Dec, 1807, m. 21 Feb., 1832, Eliza
Ann Baker, b. 21 Feb., 1809, daughter of Caleb Baker and
Margaret CatUn of Sandy Hill, N. Y. He was a lumber-
man at Tonawanda, Pa., and d. 7 July, 1847, at Moreau,
N. Y.
After the death of her first husband (Fenn Hawley), she
m. his brother, Seth Hawley, whose first wife was her sister,
Susan Sill (see iVo. 5500).
5500. Susan, b. 3 Aug., 1786, at Lyme. She m. 11 Sept., 1805,
Seth Hawley, Esq., b. 30 Jan., 1781, son of Amos Hawley
and Achsah Strong of Moreau. He was a farmer, and they
settled at ]Moreau, where she d. 28 April, 1813. He had by
her four children :
1. George Gmj, b. 8 July, 1806, at Moreau, m. 20 Sept.,

1832, Eliza Gr. Goodrich, daughter of Solomon G. Goodrich
and Anne Folsam of Glens Falls, N. Y. He was a mer-
chant, and they were livintr at Glens Falls in 1858.
2. AJonzo, b. 28 Dec, 1807, at Moreau,- m. 24 Sept 1834,,
Eliza Chamberlain, b. 2 March, 1816, daughter of Hon. Ben-

jamin Chamberlain of Great Valley, N. Y. She d.l7 April,
1837. He then m. 23 Jan., 1839, Mary Whitehouse Freeman,
b. 25 Feb., 1814, at Hanover, N. H., daughter of Hon. Jona-
than Freeman and Mary Whitehouse, and niece of Dr. Samuel
Freeman of Saratoga Springs. He was a merchant at Hins-
dale, N. Y., where she d. 27 Aug., 1856, and where he was
living in 1858.
3. Seth Cotton, b. 10 Feb., 1810, at Moreau. He m. 11
Nov., 1834, Lavinia Porter Steele, b-. 20 June, 1814, daugh-
ter of Oliver Steele, Esq., and Sarah H. Lowry of New Ha-
ven. Conn. He was a lawyer, and they settled at Buffalo,
N. Y., and in April, 1849, he was appointed by the legisla-
ture, one of the commissioners to codify the laws of the
state. He subsequently removed to the city of New York.
4. Ellas Sill h. 28 Oct., 1812, at Moreau. graduated at
Union college in 1833, and was a lawyer. He m. 30 May,
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 781

1845, Lavinia Hurd Selden, daughter of Huntington Selden
and Laura Hurd of Middle Haddam, Conn. They settled at
Buffalo, where they were living in 1858. He had then
abandoned the practice of law, and was engaged in merchan-
dise.
After the death of his first wife, Seth Hawley, Esq., m. 13
Aug., 1815, her sister, Lucy (Sill) Hawley, ((5499), widow
of his brother, Fenn Hawley. She d. 19 July, 1841, at Mo-
reau, where he was living in 1859. He had by her five other
children born at Moreau.
5. Charlotte, b. 31 May, 1816, m. 15 Nov., 1837, Berry
Thompson, son of Sidney Thompson of Northumberland,
N. Y., and d. 24 May, 1841, at Glens Falls.
6. Lucian, b. 8 Nov., 1818, m. 19 April, 1848, Irene Burt
Leach, b. 6 March, 1824, daughter of Elijah Leach and
Pamelia Pratt of Buffalo, N. Y. He was a lawyer, and
they settled at Buffalo, where she d. 24 Dec, 1854, and where
7. Naomi, b. 8 June, 1821, ra. 9 Dec, 1851, Lemuel C.
Holmes of Kingsbury, N. Y., and d. 13 Aug., 1853.
8. Echoard, b. 17 Dec, 1825, m. 16 Dec, 1852, Char-
lotte R. Payne, b. 9 Feb., 1832, daughter of George Payne
and Eliza Robinson of Moreau. He was a farmer, and they
were living at Moreau in 1858.
9. Ellen (twin), b. 17 Dec, 1825, m. 15 July, 1851, Rev.
Charles W. Treadwell of Tberese, N. Y., and d. 17 Dec,
1853.
5501. Almira, b. 26 Nov., 1790, at Lyme. She m. 9 March, 1814,
Josiah Stoddard of Pawlet, Vt., where they settled, and he
died. She was living at Glens Falls in 1858. They had
two children :
1. Lueu, b. 14 April, 1815, at Pawlet, d. 27 Sept., 1830.

2. Joaeplh Lee, b. 9 May, 1817, at Pawlet, m. 25 Aug.,
1841, Maria Susan Leaving, daughter of Royal Leavins of
Glens Falls. He was a physician, and they were living at
Glens Falls in 1858, and had two children : Addison
Leavins, b. 21 June, 1842 ; and Lucy, b. 1 July, 1855.
5502. Emely, b. 26 Nov., 1790, at Lyme (twin). She m. 9 March,
1814, Eleazer Stoddard of Pawlet, Vt., twin brother of her
twin sister Almira's husband. They settled at Pawlet, where
he d. in 1838. She was living at Racine, Wis., in 1858.
They had tAvo children, born at Pawlet
1. Sophia, b. 12 June, 1815, m. 29 Oct., 1833, James H.
Hind, b. 6 Aug., 1804, son of John Hind and Amy Branch.
They were living at Racine in 1858.
2. Dorcas, b. 29 April, 1819, m. 26 Feb., 1845, William
H. Richmond of Racine, and d. 4 Ma}-, 1846, s. p.
5503. Ruth, b. 26 Nov., 1792, at Lyme, d. 1799, at Moreau.
VI. William Sill (1888), born at Lyme, Conn., 6 Dec,

:
782 HYDE GENEALOGY.
1760, third son of Joseph Sill (450) of Lyme, by his first

wife, Ruth Matson, was a great grandson of Elizabeth
Hyde (9) of the third generation. He m. 21 June, 1789,
Jemima Sterliug (5561), b. 3 July, 1772, at Lyme, daugh-
ter ofCapt, William Sterling and, his first cousin, Jemima
Sill (1900) of Lyme. He was a merchant, and they settled
at Lyme, and lived also at Sa3'brook. He d. March, 1848,
at Lyme, and she was living at Watertown, 'S. Y., in 1855.
Their children were
5504. William, b. 8 Feb., 1792, at Lyme. He m. 17 Oct., 1816,

Sophia Hopkins, b. Dec, 1771, at Waterbury, Conn"., daugh-
ter of Joseph Hopkins and Ruth Gilbert of Rutland, N. Y.,
granddaughter of Joseph Hopkins and Hepzibah Clark of
Watertown, Conn. She was a descendant of the sixth gene-
ration from John Hopkins, one of the first settlers of Hart-
ford, Conn., and Jane his wife (see Goodurin 107). He was
a merchant, and they settled at Rodman, N. Y., where she
d. 16 May, 1851. He had by her four children, born at
Rodman :
1. Mari/ Matson, b. 19 July, 1817, m. 21 Feb., 1839,

Horace Brown, b.20 Dec, 1813, at Henderson, N. Y., son
of Amasa Brown of Henderson. He was a farmer, and they
had in 1858, five children John Orville, b. 20 Oct., 1840
:
;
Amasa William, b. 8 Jan., 1844, d. 8 March, 1844 ; William

Amasa, b. 13 March, 1846; Mary Elizabeth, b. 31 Oct.,
1848; and Charles Hopkins, b. 24 Aug., 1853.
2. John Sterling, b. 27 Oct., 1820, m. Arietta Winslow, b.
16 July, 1819, daughter of Capt. William M. Winslow and
Elizabeth Boyntou of Rodman, where they were living in
1858.
3. Edward, b. 8 Nov., 1824, m. 4 June, 1850, Melissa
Owen, b. 1830, at Booneville, N. Y. He was a physician,
and they settled at Brownville, N. Y., where they were living
in 1858, and had one child Cora Sophia, b. July, 1855.
:
4. Elizabeth (twin), b. 8 Nov., 1824, m. 8 May, 1850,

Erastus S. Kelsey, b. 3 Oct., 1821, at Le Ray, N. Y., son of
Sylvester Kelsey. He was a farmer, and they were living at
Le Ray in 1858, and had two children Henry Hopkins, b.
:
9 April, 1853 and William Sylvester, b. 29 April, 1857.

;
He then m. 3 March, 1853, widow Sarah (Burt) Isham,

daughter of Moses Burt and Sarah Bobbins of Wilbraham,
Mass. They were living at Rodman in 1858.
5505. Elisha Sterling, b. 17 July, 1803, at Lyme. He m. Delight
Coffin, daughter of Hale Coffin of Watertown, N. Y. He
was a merchant and broker, and they were living at Water-
town in 1858, and had one child :
HYDE GENEALOGY. 7g3
Franklin S.,h. 17 Dec, 1843.
5506. Micah Sterling, b. April, 1805, at Lyme. He m. his fourth
cousin, Elizabeth Beckwith (6454), b. at East Haddam,
eldest daughter of Barzilla Beckwith and Livia Griffin (2262).
They settled at Glenns Falls, and removed to Hartford, N. Y.,
where he d. s. p.
She then m. Milton Boyce, and was living at Broad Brook,
Windsor, Conn., in 1858, s. p.
5507. Amy, b. 21 Dec, 1789, ^t Lyme, d. 21 June, 1806, v^m.
5508. Jerusha, b. 18 June, 1794, at Lyme. She m. her fourth
cousin. Frederick Beckwith (6450), son of Barzilla Beck-
with and Livia Griffin (2262) of East Haddam. (^See No.
6450.)
5509. Mary Matson, b. July, 1797, at Lyme. She m. Cone
of Fort Ann, and d. Dec, 1816, at Watertown, N. Y., s. p.
5510. Lucy Watrous, b. April, 1799, at Lyme. She m. 25 June,
1821. Silas Marvin, b. 1 March, 1784, sixth son of Ozias
Marvin and Sarah Lockwood of Norwalk, Conn., a descen-
dant of Matthew Marvin the first of Hartford, and after-
wards of Norwalk. He was a merchant at Watertown, N. Y'.
She d. 9 Sept., 1838, at Newport, R. L, and he was living
at Oswego, N. Y., in 1858. They had four children :
1. Charlotte, m. Henry H. Cozzens of Utica, and living

at Oswego, N. Y., in 1858, and had three children :
2. George, died in infancy. 3. John, b. 7 Jan., 1826.

4. George Silas, died in infancy.
5511. Clarissa SterHng, b. 31 March, 1801, at Lyme. She m. 2
Dec, 1817, Sylvanus Cone, b. 22 Jan., 1793, at Granville,
N Y^.. son of Eleazer Cone and Rebecca Beckwith of East
Haddam, Conn., and afterwards of Granville, and grandson

of Deacon Barzilla Beckwith and Mary Butler of East Had-
dam (^see JYo. 2262) He was a manufacturer, and sub-
sequently a farmer. They lived in Lyme a year or two, re-
moved to Lee, Mass., in 1819, to Fort Ann in 1821, and to
Gouverneur, N. Y., in 1832, where they were living in 1858.
1. Henri/ Clay. b. 1 Feb., 1819, at Lyme, m. 19 March,

1848, Elizabeth Kendrick of Hartford, b. 1821. He was a
dentist, and they were living at Syracuse in 1858, and had
three children : De Carrall, b, 1851 ; Frank Brother, b.
1854; and Friend Valentine! b 1856, d. 1858.
2. diaries Sterling, b. 15 Jan., 1821, at Lee, m. 22 Jan.,
1850, Lucy Ann Parsons, b. 1 Jan., 1820, at Homer, N. Y.,
daughter of Lewis B. Parsons of Buft'alo. He was a mer-
chant, and they lived at Gouverneur, N. Y., where she d. 10
May, 1851. He was at Cincinnati in 1858, a book-keeper in
the office of the Ohio & Mississippi R. R. Co. They had
one child: Charles S., b. 16 Dec, 1850.
784 HYDE GENEALOGY.
3. Julia Anne 3Iore, b. 25 Dec, 1822, at Fort Ann, living

with her parents in 1858, unm.
4. Delia, b. 20 Oct., 1824, at Fort Ann, m. 22 Jan., 1856,
David Chamberlain, from Lacon, 111. They were living at
Gouverneur in 1858, and had one child Frederick, b. 28
:
Feb 1857.
,
5. Frances, b. 10 Sept., 1826, at Fort Ann, m. 30 June,

1845, William Malcolm, b. 18 Oct., 1823, at Sullivan, N. Y.,
son of Wm. Malcolm and Anne his wife of Syracuse, where
they were living in 1858. He was then in the custom
house at New York. They had four children Mary J., b.
:
21 May, 1846; Anne, b. 31 Oct., 1847 William, b. 30

;
May, 1849 and Frances Elizabeth, b. 4 March, 1851.

;
6. Carolme White, b. 30 June, 1828, at Fort Ann, m. 25

April, 1858, her first cousin, Junius Backus, b. 1832, at Grran-
ville, N. Y., sou of Clark Backus of Adrian, Mich. (See
Mo. 5512.) They were living at Chicago in 1858.
7. Mar^ Sill, b. Sept., 1834, at Gouverneur, d. 28 July,
1836.
5512. Emeline, b. 30 July, 1808, at Lyme. She m. 1830, Clark
Backus of Granville, N. Y. He was a merchant, and she d.
1834, at Granville. He had by her two children 1. Junius,:
b. 1832, m. his cousin, Caroline White Cone. 2. George, b.

1834.
Clark Backus married again, and was living at Adrian, Mich.,
in 1858.
VL Rheuama Sill (1889), born at Lyme, Conn., 5 Dec,

1752, eldest daughter of Joseph Sill (450) of Lyme, by his
first wife, Ruth Matson, was a great granddaughter of
Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation. She m. 3
Oct., 1783, David Howell of Lyme, who d. 16 Nov., 1785,
s. p-
She then m. 19 Nov., 1786, Mather Peck, son of Na-
thanielPeck and Lucy Mather of Lyme. She was his
second wife, and d. about 1790.
Her child hy him icas :
5513. David Howell, b. 20 Aug., 1787, at Lyme. He m. about

1812, a daughter of Daniel Calkins, and about 1817, removed
to Le Boy, N. Y., or its vicinity, and had a large family.
The particulars of that family I have not obtained.
VL Ruth Sill (1891), born at Lyme, Conn., 14 March,

1756, third daughter of Joseph Sill (450) of
Lyme, by his
Ruth Matson, was agreat granddaughter of Eliza-
first wife,
beth Hyde (9) of the third generation. She m. 1 Jan.,
HYDE GENEALOGY. 785
1778, Gurdon Clark, b. 1748, at Lyme, third son of Na-
tlianiel Clark and Sarali Peck.
[This ITathaniel Clark, b. 1706, was eldest son of Na-
thaniel Clark and Hannah Sheldon. She was b. in 1683,
was the daughter of John Sheldon and Hannah Stebbins,
and granddaughter of Isaac Sheldon, who was of Wind-
sor, in 1654. The first wife of Gurdon Clark, to whom
he was m. 1773, was Sarah Lord, daughter of Reuben
Lord and Elizabeth Ely. She d. 1777, and he had by her
some children.]
Gurdon Clark and his second wife, Ruth Sill, settled at
Lyme, where he was an extensive land-holder and farmer.
She d. 11 Aug., 1809, at Lyme.
5514. Joseph Sill, b. 7 March, 1788, at Lyme. He m. Jan., 1809,

Nancy Fitch, b. 4 July, 1790, at Lyme, eldest daughter of
Elisha Fitch and Nancy Cluimplin. They settled at Lyme,
and in June, 1812, removed to East Bloomfield, N. Y., and
in 1815, to Lima, N. Y. He was a farmer, and d. 8 May,
1834, at Lima, where she was living in 1859. They had
seven children :
1. Richard Lee, b. 6 Feb., 1810, at Lyme, m. 24 June,

1835, Julia Isabella Fenton, b. 1814, at Norwich, N. Y.,
second daughter of .loseph 8. Fenton and Lavinia Brush of
Palmyra. He was a merchant, and they settled at New York,
and removed to Utica, Mich., where he d. 20 Jan., 1842.
They had two children Joseph Fenton, b. 15 Jan., 1836, d.
:
26 Oct., 1836 and Lavinia Fenton, b. 4 Aug., 1837, m. May,

;
1857, Thomas P. Sheldon, a banker of Detroit, and in 1859, had

one child Frederick Clark, b. 25 Feb., 1857.
: Their mother
then m. John Decker, and was living at Flint, Mich., in 1859.
2. Frederick Sherhury, b. 22 March, 1813, at West Bloom-
field, m. 1833, Elizabeth Hiuman, of Cornwall, Conn., and set-
tled at Cassopolis, Mich. He was a merchant, and d. 22 March,
1848 They had one child Mary Louisa, b. 7 Dec, 1833,
:
m. Feb., 1856, Thomas Whitney, a member of the legislature

of Michig::;n. They settled at Milwaukie, and were living
there in 1859, and had a son, Frederick Clark, b. 25 Feb.,
1857.
3. Sarah Ann, b. 24 July, 1815, at West Bloomfield, m.
21 June, 184-2, Charles Bacon Hyde Fessenden of Sandwich,
Mass., where he was a lawyer. In 1852, they removed to New
Bedford, Mass., where he was collector of the customs, and
where they were living in 1859, and had two children: Rich-
ard Clark, 'b. 18 April, 1843 ; and Sarah Frances, b. 3 Sept.,
1849.
99
;
786 HYDE GENEALOGY.
4. Julia A., b. 15 April, 1817, at Lima, living with her

mother in 1859, unm.
5. Frances S., b. 24 June, 1819, at Lima, m. 6 Nov., 1838
Ezra Birchard Warner of Lima, where they settled. He was
a farmer, and they were living at Cassopolis, Mich., in 1859,
where he was county clerk. They had three children: Susan
Clark, b. 24 Sept., 1843 Joseph Clark, b. 27 Oct;, 1845,
;
and Marcus Hodijes, b. 6 May, 1851.

6. Joseph, b. 16 Feb., 1821, at Lima, d. 12 Feb., 1823, at
Lima, N. Y.
7. Jemiie F., b. 11 April, 1824, at Lima, ni. 3 Oct., 1848,
James Henry Hall, son of Enoch A. Hall and Marietta Shelly
ofWest Bloomfield, and grandson of Gen. Amos Hall, who
served on the Niagara frontier, in the war of 1812. He was
a merchant, and in 1859, they were living at West Bloom-
field, N. Y., where he was a justice of the peace. They had
two children Frederick, b. 4 Sept., 1850 and Frank Stuart,
: ;
b. 17 Aug., 1853.
8. Mary L., b. Nov., 1831, at Lima, d. Jan., 1833.
6615. Gurdon, b. 15 April, 1785, Lyme. He m. 2 July, 1809,
at
his fourth cousin, Anna Peck(6375), b. 20 Dec, 1788, at
Lyme, youngest daughter of Jasper Peck and Phebe Dorr
(2250) of Lyme. They settled at West Bloomfield, N. Y.,
where he d. 31 Jan., 1825. She was living at Murray,
N. Y., in 1858. They had six children, all except the first
born at West Bloomfield :
1. Oliver Peck, b. 2 Dec, 1811, at Lyme, graduated at the

Berkshire medical college, and was a physician. He m. 5
Sept., 1835, his first cousin, Martha Elizabeth Gillett, b.
15 May, 1813, at Glastonbury, Conn., only daughter of
James Gillett and Elizabeth Peck (6374). They were living
at Batavia, N. Y'^., in 1858, and had three children Harriet
:
Elizabeth, b. 16 May, 1836, d. 13 Aug., 1847; Frederick

Gurdon, b. 13 March, 1854; Elizabeth Anne, b. 3 Feb.,
1857.
2. Matthew Dorr, b. 24 Dec, 1813. He was a teacher,
and d. 4 Feb., 1843, at Henderson, Ky., unm.
3. Caroline Feck, b. 3 June, 1815, m. Jan., 1853, John
B. Martin of Fond Du Lac, where they were living in 1858,
and had two children Edward; and Charles.
:
4. Morris Greenleafe, b. 19 March, 1817, graduated at

Berkshire medical college, and was a physician. He m. 2
Oct., 1844, Mrs. Grace Burr Pearson. They were living at
Clarkson, N. Y., in 1858, and had four children Frederick,
:
b. about 1845, d. 12 Oct., 1849 Oliver Dorr, b. about 1851

;
Grace Burr, b. about 1853; and Arthur, b. about 1855.

5. Fhehe Elizaheth, b. 15 Aug., 1819, m. Feb., 1853,
David Bancroft. He was a farmer, and they were living at
West Bloomfield in 1858, and had two children Caroline :
and Anne.
: : :
HYDE GENEALOGY. 787

6.Julia Anne, b. 24 March, 1822, m. Dr. Martin C. Hall,
b. 1815, in Vermont, graduated at Albany medical college,
and was a physician. They settled at Murray, N. Y., where
he d. 15 Aug., 1856, and where she was living in 1858.
They had one child Harriet, b. about 1852.
:
5516. Giles Sill, b. 4 Jan., 1790, at Lyme. He m. 24 Sept., 1812,

his first cousin, Azubah Lee Ely (5523), b. 29 Sept., 1793,
at Lyme, second daughter of Capt. Cullick Ely and Azubah
Sill (1894). They settled at Lyme, and he d. at sea, and
she d. 9 Aug., 1838, at Lyme. They had three children,
born at Lyme
1. John Lee, b. 6 Jan., 1812. After his father's death
he was brought up at Palmyra, in the family of his aunt,
Mrs. Ruth Matson (Clark) Eeckwith (5519). He m. 20 Nov.,
1843, Martha Flower of Rochester. He was a merchant,
and they settled at Palmyra, where he d. 26 Aug., 1856, and
she was living at New York in 1859. They had one child
John Gurdon, b. 10 March. 1850.
2. Lucia Sophia, b. 9 Oct., 1813, m. 29 Oct., 1837,
Samuel James Cole, only son of Joseph Cole of Lyons, N. Y.,
formerly of Baltimore. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Lyons, where they were living in 1859. They had four
children: John Lee, b. 17 Oct., 1836, graduated at Yale
1859; Samuel Seabury, b. 15 Sept., 1840, d. May, 1841;
Ellen Sophia, b. 12 Nov., 1842 and Anne Elizabeth, b.
;
Jan., 1856.
Cordelia Henrietta, b. 24 Jan., 1817, m. 1834, Samuel
3.
Decker, b. at Lima, N. Y., son of John Decker and Phebe
Mather. They settled at Lima, removed to Lyons, and from
there to Michigan, where they were living in 1859, and had
six children Giles Clark, &c.
:
5517. Rhuama, b. 29 Sept., 1779, at Lyme. She m. Jan., 1800,

James Marvin, b. 24 Jan., 1781, eldest son of Moses Marvin
and Zylpha Pratt, and grandson of " Lyme's Captain," Rei-
nold Marvin, and his second wife, Martha Waterman. And,
through that Martha Waterman, James Marvin was descended
from the Saxon kings of England (see No. 1431, and Appen-
dix E). They settled at Lyme, where he d. 4 June, 1811.
She had by him three children, born at Lyme
1. Judith Peck, b. 10 May, 1801, m. 29 Oct., 1820, Charles
Kemble of West Bloomfield, N. Y., and d. 1823. They had
one child Rliuama, who m.
: Dibble of Rochester, where
she was living in 1859.
2. Daniel Pratt, b. 5 Aug., 1804, m. and was living in
Canada in 1859.
3. Ruth Sill, b. 10 Feb., 1810, m. her second cousin,
David Griswold Ely (6571), son of Josiah Griswold Ely
(2305), and Elizabeth Sill (5497) of Le Roy. {See No.
6571).
Rhuama (Clark) Marvin then m. 19 Oct., 1814, Baize
ygg HYDE GENEALOGY.
Baker, b. 24 April, 1768, at East Haddam. He was a

farmer, and was one of the early settlers of West Bloomfield,
where he became wealthy, and where she d. 15 July, 1820,
and he d. 27 Feb., 1855. She had by him three other child-
ren, born atWest Bloomfield.
1.Emehj Clark, b. 5 Jan., 1816, m. 23 Oct., 1843, Hall
Aldrich of West Bloomfield, where they were living in 1859,.
and had one child Emely Rosalia, b. 22 June, 1848.
:
2. James Marvin, b. 10 Sept., 1817, m. 14 Oct., 1840,

Marietta Lee. They settled at West Bloomfield, and owned
the house formerly occupied by President Ebenezer Fitch
of Williams college, where he d. 12 July, 1850. They had
four children Sophia E. ; Edward P. ; Henry L. ; and
:
James Marvin.
3. Jennet, b. 2 July, 1820, d. 15 July, 1820, and was
buried in the arms of her mother, who died the same day.
5518. Joanna, b. 15 Jan., 1781, at Lyme. She m. 7 June, 1804,
Payne Kenyon Leach, born at Waterford, Conn. They set-
tled at West Bloomfield, where he became a wealthy farmer,
exercising a generous hospitalitj alike to friends and rela-
tives, and to rich and poor. He d. 12 Dec, 1846, at West
Bloomfield, where she was living in 1859. They had nine
children born at West Bloomfield.
1. Euth Chirk, b. 11 July, 1805, m. 7 June, 1826, Baza-
leel Cheney Taft, and had one child Chloe Joanna, b. 4
:
April, 1827, who m. 14 Oct., 1849, Charles Case, and was

living at Scottsville, N. Y., in 1859, and had three children :
Lizzie Ruth, b. 31 Aug., 1850 ; William Taft, b. 7 July,

1852 ; and Francis Castle, 25 Aug., 1854.
b.
2. Abb^ Louisa, 1807, m. Ambrose Worthing-
b. 7 April,
ton, from Vermont. They were living at Canandaigua, N. Y.
in 1859, and had one child.
3. Payne Kenyon, b. 31 Jan., 1809, m. 1833, Melinda
Fuller of Utica, Mich., b. 3 April, 1811. He was a farmer,
and they settled at Utica, where he was a member of the
legislature, and where they were living in 1859. They had
ten children Charles Edward, b. 23 June, 1834
: Payne
;
Kenyon, b. 1836, d. 1837; Payne K, 2d, b. & d. 1838;

Huldah, b. 1840, d. 1841 Julia, b. 1842, d. 1846
: Gurdon
;
Clark, b. 9 Feb., 1845; Frances J., b. 4 Dec, 1847; Helen

A., b. 17 Sept., 1849, d. 26 March, 1852; Albert F., b. 19
Sept., 1851; and Martha T., b. 5 Nov., 1853.
4. Gtirdon Clark, h. 8 Feb., 1811, m. 30 Dec, 1835, Mary
Eleanor Madison of Utica, Mich. He was a lawyer, and
they settled at Utica, where he was a member of the legisla-
ture, and a regent of the university of Michigan. He d.
about 1841 at Utica, and they had two children : Julia, b.
Jan., 1839; and Gurdon Clark, b. Oct., 1841, d. July, 1844.
5. Fhebe Ami, b. 7 April, 1807, m. 1834, Chauncey W.
Whitney of Richmond, N. Y., b. 16 July, 1812. They
HYDE GENEALOGY.
789
were living at Utica, Mich., in 1859, and had nine children :
Chauncey, b. 25 July, 1836; Ambrose W., b. 18 July, 1838:

Gurdon E., b. 4 Oct., 1839 James H.,b. 22 July 1842 Miner-
; ;
va E.,b. 20 Nov., 1845; Emely J., b. 17 Sept., 1848; Ada-

line E., b. 21 Aug.. 1850; Charles E., b. 17 Aug., 1852:
and Luna H., b. 29 Nov., 1854.
6. Charles Culver, b. 8 April, 1815, m. 24 Oct., 1839,
Catherine M. De Pew of Utica, Mich., b. 21 Jan., 1818.
They had in 1859 two children Kenyon P., b. 6 Dec, 1840,
:
d. 27 July, 1857; Mary Bella, b. 21 Jan., 1842.

7. Elisha Fitch, b. 30 July, 1817, m. 30 Dec, 1839, Mi-
nerva Louisa Peck, daughter of Keynold Peck of West Bloom-
field, where they settled, and where he was supervisor of the
town for many years, and where he was living, with his aged
mother, at his paternal homestead, in 1859. They had five
children : Richard Peck, b. 10 Oct., 1841 Mark Sibley, b.
;
29 Oct., 1843; Porter and Jemima Clark (twins), b. 3 Jan.,

1849 ; and Ida Louisa, b. 7 July, 1854.
8. Amy Chirk, b. 15 Feb., 1820, m. 1846, Wallace Reid
Walker, b. 6 Jan., 1818, at Warren, N. Y., son of Judge
Silas Walker and Alvina Reed. He was a chemist and drug-
gist, and they settled at Geneseo, N. Y., where he was post-
master, and where they were living in 1859. They had four
children: Watson Kenyon, b. 7 Jan., 1847; Mary Emely,
b. 19 March, 1849, d. 19 March, 1856; William Silas, b. 2
June, 1857 ; and Amelia Beckwith, b. 16 Nov.. 1858.
9. Emely Joanne, b. 11 May, 1824.
5519. Ruth Matson, b. 2 Feb., 1793, at Lyme. She m. 1 Aug.,
1814, George Beckwith, b. 16 Oct., 1790, at East Haddam,
son of Samuel Beckwith and Hannah Ransom. He was a
merchant, and they settled at Palmyra, N. Y., where he was
an elder in the Presbyterian church for more than 30 years,
and where they were living in 1859. They had four child-
ren, besides one who died unnamed :
1. Anne Sophia, b. 2 June, 1818, at Palmyra, married her
fifth cousin, Dr. Jacob James Delamater, eldest son of Dr.

John Delamater (6384) and Ruth Angel of Cleveland, 0.
(See No. 6384.)
2. Catherine Matson, b. 2 June, 1826, at Palmyra, m. 1
Dec, 1844, Albert Welles, b. 10 June, 1810, at New York,
sou of George Welles and Mary Babcock, formerly of Col-
chester, Conn. .They settled at Palmyra, and in 1847, re-
moved to New York, where he was president of the Safe-
guard insurance company, and where they were living in
1859. They had three children Catherine Alberta, b. 18
:
Sept., 1844; George Beckwith, b. 26 Sept., 1848, d. 10

May, 1849 ; and a son, b. July, 1852, died unnamed.
,3. Ruth Amelia, b. 16 Oct., 1829, at Palmyra, where she
was living with her parents in 1859, unm.
790 HYDE GENEALOGY.
4. George TF/«(/fW(Z, b. I6N0V., 1831, at Palmyra, d. Aug.,

1832.
After the death of his second wife, Eiith Sill, Gnrdon

Clarke m., 1815, Amy (Lee) Peck, b. 12 March, 1778,
daughter of Rev. Jason Lee and Abiah Brown of Lyme,
and widow, first, of Dr. Joseph Woodbridge Lee of New
London, and second, of Capt. Oliver Peck (6370), sixth
son of Jasper Peck and Phebe Dorr (2250). He d. 11
April, 1819, at Lyme, withont any issue by her; and she
d. 20 xMarch, 1854, at Sheffield, Conn.
VL AzuBAH Sill (1891), born at Lyme, Conn., 10 June,

1766, eldest daughter of Joseph Sill (450) of Lyme, by his
second wife, Azubah (Lee) De Wolf, was a great grand-
daughter of Elizabeth Hj^de (9) of the third generation.
She m. 2 Feb., 1790, Capt. CullickEly, b. 19 May, 1763, at
Lyme, second son of Cullick Ely and Sarah Foote.
[This Cullick Ely, b. about 1732, at Lyme, who m. 5
Jan., 1758, Sarah Foote, b. 28 Jan., 1731, daughter of
Josiah Foote and Sarah Welles of Colchester, and had six
sons and two daughters, and d. 29 Ang., 1821, was son
of Richard Ely of Lyme, and his second wife, Margaret
Olcott, and grandson of William Ely, the first of Lyme,
who was born in England. {See No. 67.]
They settled at Lyme, where she d. 1826. He removed
to Canandaigua, N. Y., in 1831 ; where he d. 3 Sept., 1846.
5520. Russell, b. 13 Jan., 1798, at Lyme, d. 25 Jan., 1798.

5521. Russell Cullick, b. 13 Jan., 1798, at Lyme (twin), sailed for
the West Indies in 1824, in the brig Falcon, from Middle-
town, and was lost at sea, and died uum.
5522. Lucia Sill, b. 17 Oct., 1791, at Lyme, d. 6 Nov., 1805
5523. Azubah Lee, b. 29 Sept., 1793, at Lyme. She married her
fisrt cousin, Giles Sill Clark (5516), third son of Gurdon
Clark and Ruth Sill (1891). {See No. 5516.)
5524. Sophia P., b. 25 July, 1795, at Lyme. She m. 23 Sept.,
1822, Richard P. Petherick. They removed to Western,
N. Y.,ia 1828, and she d. 30 Sept., 1851, at Canandaigua, s.p.
5525. Elizabeth, b. 13 Sept., 1799, at Lyme. She m. lU March,
1835, William James Ely, and removed to Canandaigua in
1842, where she d. 28 Sept., 1843. They had three child-
ren :
1. Delia Sophia, died at the age of 5 years.

:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 791

2. Manton Easthurn^ died at the age of 3 years.
3. Lucia Sill, living in 1859.
VI. Phebe Sill (1895), born at Lyme, Conn., 4 June,

1770, youngest daughter of Joseph Sill (450) of Lyme, by
his second wife, Azubah Lee, was a great granddaughter
of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation. She m. 16
Nov., 1797, Capt. Dudley Sterling (5555), b. 24 April,
1776, at Lyme, fifth son of Capt. "'William Sterling, and
her first cousin, Jemima Sill (1900.) He was a ship mas-
ter. Wlien the English and the French were preying upon
our commerce, under the British orders in council and
the Berlin and Milan decrees, he was first mate of a ship
from New York, of which ship his brother Thomas Sill
Sterling was master. His brother, the master, was knock-
ed overboard while at sea, and was drowned. few days A
afterwards the vessel was captured by a French armed
ship, and a prize crew was put on board. Dudley Ster-
ling, the mate, was employed by the captors to pilot their
prize into a French port. But, before the prize master
was aware of the fact, the vessel had been piloted into a
British port, and was under the protection of the guns of
a British fort, and a signal of distress had been given by
Capt. Sterling. By this means he obtained the control of
his vessel and cargo, and brought them safely into New
York. He d. 7 March, 1813, and his two daughters went
to reside with their uncle. Gen. Elisha Sterling of Salis-
bury. His widow was supposed to be living in 1859, at
East Canaan, Conn.
Tlieir children tvere
5526. Marcus Aurelius, b. 1810, at Lyme, He d. about 1850, unm.

5527. Phebe, b. 1799, at Lyme. She m. John Elmore of North
Canaan, Conn. He was a lawyer, and they settled at North
Canaan, where she d. in 1852. They had five children. The
eldest, Elisha Sterling, was supposed to be living at Canaan
in 1859.
5528. Harriet Alma, b, 1803, at Lyme. She m. 1843, Samuel
Bates of North Canaan, and d. about 1855. He was prob-
ably living at Cannan in 1859. They had one child Theo- :
dore Sterling, b. about 1846.
YI. Samuel Dudley Sill (1896), born at Lyme, Conn.,

4 April, 1745, eldest son of Thomas Sill (451) and Jemima
Dudley, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of
the third generation." He m. 18 Dec, 1788, his third
:
792 HYDE GENEALOGY.
cousin, Eunice Dorr (2239), born at Lyme, daughter of

George Dorr, Esq., (509) and Sarah Marvin. He was a
farmer, and tliey settled at Grassy Hill, in Lyme. He d.
31 March, 1813, and she d. 28 Sept., 1824.
TJieir children ivere
5529. Samuel Dudley, b. 25 Dec, 1790, at Lyme. He was a far-

mer, and was living at the paternal homestead at Grassy Hill,
in Lyme, in 1859, unm.
5530. Shadrach' Hubbard, b. 15 July, 1799, at Lyme. He m. 8
Sept., 1835, Laura Lay, b. 24 May, 1806, daughter of his
second cousin, David Lay (5978) and Lucy Ingraham of
Lyme. He was a farmer, and they went to Ohio, but re-
turned, and were living at his paternal homestead at Grassy
Hill, in Lyme, in 1859, s. p.
5531. Ursula, b. 4 Oct., 1789, at Lyme, where she d. 8 July, 1849,
unm.
5532. Elizabeth, b. 30 Nov., 1792, at Lyme, d. 1798.
5533. Frances, b. 4 April, 1797, at Lyme, where she d. 17 Oct.,
1729, unm.
VI. Capt. Thomas Sill (1897), born at Lyme, Conn., 16

March, 1747, second son of Thomas Sill (451) and Jemima
Dudley, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He m. at Marlow, N". H., and settled at
Hartland, Conn., and removed to Albany, N. Y. He was
a captain in the army of the revolution, and was killed by
the Indians in Northern ISêw York.
Their child icas :
5534. Thomas, b. at Hartland, Conn. He m. Gillman, lived

atWest Bloomfield, N. Y., was a captain of militia, and re-
moved to Dexter, Mich. They had four children :
1. Clark, b. 1806.
2. Thomas Oilman, b. 1809.
3. FheJ)e, b. 1812, m. and d. 1851, at Ingham, Mich.
4. George, who died young and unm.
YI. Isaac Sill (898), born at Lyme, Conn., 20 April,

1749, third son of Thomas Sill (451) and Jemima Dudley,
generation. He m. 1772, Sarah Harvey of Lyme. He
was a carpenter and joiner and a farmer. They settled at
Grassy Hill, in Lyme, where he d. 22 Dec, 1806.
Their children loere :
6535. Joseph, 26 Sept., 1775, at Lyme. He was a house car-

b.
penter and joiner, and worked at his trade four or five years
HYDE GENEALOGY.
793
at Lyme. About 1801 he went to Savannah, Ga., and d.
June, 1812 at Sunbury, Ga.
5536. Isaac Watts, b. 10 March, 1786, at Lyme. He m. 2 Feb.,
1811, Mary Beckwith. He was a carpenter and joiner, and
they settled at North Lyme. In 1833 they removed to An-
dover, Conn., where he was a farmer, and deacon of the
church, and where he was living in 1859. They had five
children, born at Lyme :
1. George Washington, b. 26 Feb., 1812. He graduated

at Yale in 1838, and was an Episcopal clergyman. He m.
26 Sept., 1842, Angeline S. Branch. He resided at Holly
Springs, Miss., and removed to Pass Christian. They had in
1856, five children :Emma Jane, b. 31 Oct., 1844; Erixine
Branch, b. 23 Nov., 1846; Harriet Cornelia, b. 5 March,
1850 George Henry, b. 28 July, 1852 ; and Sarah Eme-
;
line, b. 5 March, 1854.

2. Hannah Beckwith, b. 19 July, 1813, m. Alva Newell of
Pembroke, N. Y.
3. Harriet Newell, b. 2 Dec, 1816, residing at Andover,
in 1856, unm.
4. Isaac Watts Neioton, b. 8 May, 1818. He m. 5 May,
1846, Almira Bolls. He was a house joiner and a farmer.
They settled at Andover, Conn., where they were living in
1858, and had six children Anna Frances, b. 15 March,
:
1847; George Newton, b. 14 Jan., 1849; Ella Almira, b.

16 Sept., 1850; Louis Bolls, b. 13 June, 1852; Harriet
Cornelia, b. 21 April, 1854 and William Henry.
;
5. Cornelia Mercy, b. 22 Jan., 1828, m. Erastus M.

Loomis of Andov'er, Conn.
5537. John, b. 29 Dec, 1790, at Lyme. He m. 21 Oct., 1812,
Hester D. Beckwith. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Grassy Hill, in Lyme, and in 1819 removed to Bethany,
N. Y., where she died. He had by her nine children :
1. Harlow Emerson, b. 11 Sept., 1813, at Lyme, m. 10

Aug., 1839, Caroline E. M. Gautier. Hewas a merchant and auc-
tioneer, and they settled at New York, and in 1856 they
had three children x\delaide Louisa, b. 14 Oct., 1840, d.
:
10 Aug., 1841 Byron Gautier, b. 30 April, 1844 ; and Ade-

;
line Christien, b. 22 June, 1854, d. 29 July, 1855.

2. Amanda Fitzallan, b. 22 May, 1815, at Lyme, d. Dec,
1835, unm.
3. Juliet, b. 23 Dec, 1816, at Lyme, m. William Bosworth,
and d. Dec, 1841.
4. Enoch Beckwith, b. 1 Oct., 1818, at Lyme, settled at
Alden, N. Y., and was a farmer.
5. Adeline, b. 10 Aug., 1821, at Bethany, m. Jonas Yeo-
mans of Arlington, Wis.
6. Harvey John, b. 23 Sept., 1823, at Bethany, m. Mi-
randa M. Foster, and settled at Arlington, Wis., and in 1856
100
: :
794 H^DE GENEALOGY.
had two childret) Mary Gertrude, b. 22 Nov., 1850; and

:
Martha Frances, b. 2 Jan., 1854.

7. Hester Darrow, h. 5 Sept., 1826, at Bethany, d. 1827.
8. Melville, b. 29 Nov., 1828, at Bethany, d. 1829.
9. Isaac Newton, b. 16 Jan., 1831, at Bethany, unm. in
1856
John Sill then m. Oct., 1834, Mary Dean, and removed to
Alden. N. Y. She d. 1835. He had by her one child :
10. Martha Dean, b. 3 Oct., 1835, m. Calvin S. King,

and d. in 1855
John Sill then m. 21 Oct., 1836, Electa Dean, and was
living at Alden, N. Y., in 1856.
5538. Silas, b. Sept., 1801, at Lyme, and d.. 11 March, 1807.
5539. Abigail, b. 16 July, 1777, at Lyme. She m. Justin Colton
of Monson, Mass., and removed to Galesburgh, Illinois.
5540. Sarah, b. 15 June, 1779, at Lyme. She m. Elisha Pratt of
Colchester, Conn., and removed to Alexander, N. Y., where
he died. She then m. Stephen Evarts for her second hus-
band who also died.
She then m. Philemon Smith of Lee, Illinois, for her third
husband.
5541. Martha, b. 10 Aug., 1781, at Lyme. She m. 19 Nov., 1810,
Benjamin Reeves, and they lived at New Lyme, 0. {^See
No. 1980.)
5542. Borradill, b. 10 Feb., 1784, at Lyme. She d. 7 July, 1838, unm.
5543. Mehitable, b. 18 Aug., 1788, at Lyme. She d. 7 Sept., 1816,
unm.
5544. Roxanna, b. 16 Aug., 1792, at Lyme. She m. 13 Sept., 1813,
Calvin Colton, and settled in Main6, where she d. 12 April,
1848.
5545. Mary, b. April, 1796, at Lyme. She m. 1816, Richard
Chadwick, and lived at Bennington, N. Y., and d. in 1834.
5546. Jemima, b. 22 July, 1798, at Lyme. She m. April, 1829,
David Wood, and lived at Kingsville, 0. He died, and she
then m. 13 Jan., 1848, Josiah Walker.
VI. Capt MiCAH Sill (1899), b. at Lyme, Conn., 21

Dec, 1751, fourth son of Thomas Sill (451) and Jemima
Dudley, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He m. 1774, Azubah Harvey of North
Lyme. They settled at Lyme, where he d. 10 Dec, 1786..
Their children were
5547. Thomas, 1 Oct., 1776, at Lyme.

b. He m. 2 Aug., 1800,
ClarissaTreadway of Middletown, Conn. He was a cabinet-
maker, and they settled at Middletown, where he d. 26 Jan.,
1836. They had ten children :
1. Thomas Harvey, h. 18 May, 1801, at Middletown. He

d. 30 Dec, 1838, unm.
;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 795

2. Micah, b. 5 May, 1803. He m. 5 Oct., 1826, Susan
C. Starr, and after her death, Mrs. Adelaide Baker. He
lived in Hartford, Conn., where he d. 24 March, 1858. He
had five children Clarissa Treadway, b. 17 Nov., 1827
:
Catherine Phebe, b. 20 June, 1829, d. 8 Aug., 1830; Fred-

erick Henry, b. 1832; Mary; and Adelaide.
3. Clarissa Treadway^ b. 17 Feb., 1805, at Middletown,
and d. 6 Nov., 1826, unm.
4. Mary Elizabeth, b. 2 March, 1807, at Middletown, m.
2 May, 1826, Thomas C. Forbes of New Haven, and in 1859
was living at Danville, 111.
5. Hmry Ward, b. 15 Dec, 1809, at Middletown, m. 25
Dec, 1829, Sophia M. Arnold, and was a merchant in New
York, where he d. 22 Feb., 1857. They had five children :
Richard W. ; Hannah A. ; Henry A. ; Caroline ; and So-

phia M.
6. Phehe, b. 27 Aug., 1811, at Middletown, and d. 24 Oct.,
1842, unm.
7. Frederick, b, 27 June, 1813, at Middletown, m. 29
May, 1837, Margaret Ann Cocks. He was an Episcopal
clergyman. They settled at New Haven, and removed to
Red Hook, N. Y., where they were living in 1859. - They
had four children Thomas Henry, b. 7 Nov., 1838; Frede-
:
rick Augustus, b. 10 Oct., 1840 ; Leonora Louisa, b. 7 May,

1843 ; and Amelia Huntington, b. 17 July, 1847.
8. Richard, b. 14 Oct., 1815, at Middletown, m. 12 May,
1846, Lucy S. Hill. They were living at New York in
1859, and had four children: Frederick Schroeder; Charles
Henry; Chauncey, d. Feb., 1856; and Ida.
9. Harriet, b. 28 Feb., 1818, at Middletown, m. 5 Aug.,
1845, George Joseph Tucker, a lawyer of Lenox, Mass., who
graduated at Williams college in 1822. They had in 1857,
four children: Harriet Matilda, b. 28 April, 1846; Sarah
Sill, b. 20 Oct., 1847; Caroline Sill, b. 5 June, 1850; and
George Henry, b. 12 Sept., 1856.
10. Sarah Hubbard,h. 16 Oct., 1822, at Middletown, and
was living in New York in 1858, unm.
5548. Azubah, b. 15 Nov., 1780, at Lyme. She m. 17 Sept.. 1797,
her stepbrother, Asahel Marvin, b. 16 Sept., 1769, at Lyme,
second son of Capt. Timothy Marvin of Lyme, by his first
wife Sarah Perkins, and grandson of Elisha Marvin and
Catherine Mather of Lyme (.see JVo. 1431). They settled at
Lyme, where he d. 7 Feb., 1817, and she d. 26 May, 1856.
They had eight children, born at Lyme :
1. Sarah, b. 4 May, 1799, m. 9 Dec, 1824, Stephen Ster-

ling, son of Stephen Sterling and Mary Brown of Lyme.
They had four children: Asahel Marvin, b. 17 Dec, 1825;
Mary Elizabeth, b. 3 Feb., 1828 Sarah Esther, b. 29 April,
;
1838; and Stephen Parker, b. 15 Oct., 1842.

;
I^gg
HYDE GENEALOGY.
2. llysses, b. 11 April, 1801, m. 1 May, 1822, Elizabeth

Bradley, daughter of Arba Bradley of Middletown. He was
a farmer, and they removed to Stowe, 0., where he was living
in 1860, and was a deacon of the church. They had six
children Arba Bradley, b. Sept., 1824, m. and living in
:
Wisconsin in I860; Jane EHzabeth, b. Nov., 1825, m.

Weeks of Stowe, and had three children ; Safrouia, b. Jan.,
1829. m. Henry Wilcox of Stowe ; Asahel, who died in child-
hood ; Chloe Bradley, b. 1838, m. Milton Danforth of Stowe
and Ulysses, a lawyer.
3. Azuhah Harvey, b. 1 May, 1803, m. 29 April, 1822,
Marshfield S. Parker. They settled at Lyme, where he was
a major of artillery, judge of probate, justice of the peace,
and deacon of the church. They were living at Lyme in
1860. They had seven children John Marvin, b. 9 May,
:
1823, m. Lucretia Tiffany, and was Hving at Lyme in 1860,

and had three children, Frances Ann, b. 1 Feb., 1847, d. 3
March, 1847, Caroline Selden, b. 30 Sept., 1849, and Frances
Amelia, b. 20 Oct., 1853 ; Marshfield Sterling, b. 19 March,
1826, m. Jane Brockway, was a merchant at New Haven in
1860, and had two children, John Brockway, b. 6 April,
•1850, d. 9 April, 1850, and Harriet, b. 18 April, 1855;
William Mather, b. 20 July, 1828, living at Lafayetteville,
N. C, 1860; Anne Maria, b. 16 Sept., 1830 Jane Louisa, :
b. 17 Sept., 1839; Henry Lord, b. 11 Jan., 1843; and

Frederick Seymour, b. Sept., 1845.
4. Phehe mi, b. 28 June, 1805, m. 16 July, 1831, Henry
Jones, and d. March, 1855, at Andover, Conn. They had
three children Henry Marvin, b. 16 Dec, 1832; Catherine
:
Crittenden, b. 31 July, 1836 and Ella, b. March, 1847.

;
5. Asahel Mather, b. 1807, d. Oct., 1825.

6. Timothy Dwight, b. 28 Aug., 1809, m. Aug., 1835,
Harriet Bull. He was a silversmith, and they were living at
Middletown in 1860, where he was a justice of the peace.
7. Ahijah Perkins, b. 1 Feb., 1813, graduated at Trinity
college in 1839, and at Yale Theological seminary 1842, and
was a Congregational clergyman. He m. 5 March, 1845,
Caroline Holbrook, daughter of Micah Holbrook and Rox-
anna Richardson of Holden, Mass. He was installed 10
Jan., 1844, pastor of the church at Wincheldon, Mass.,
where they were living in 1860, and had two children ; Caro-
line Emely, b. 20 April, 1846; and Mary Azubah, b. 17
July, 1849.
8. EUsha TJiomas, b. Aug., 1817. He settled at New
Orleans, where he d. Nov., 1858.
5549. Jemima, b. 2 Oct., 1783, at Lyme. She m. Oct., 1803,
Charles Harrison, and d. 4 Feb., 1835. They had six child-
ren :
1. Micah, b. 1804, d. 1840, unm.

;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 797

2. Charles F.,\). Feb., 1806, married, and had three child-
ren Charles, b. April, 1837 ; John Sill, b. 1839 ; and Oscar,
:
b. 1846.
3. Louisa, b. 1812, m. William Patten, and d. 28 Jan.,
1832, and had two children : Jane L., b. 1 July, 1843 ; and
Charles W., b. 7 Oct., 1845.
4. Jane, b. 1818, m. Henry, Griffin, and died s. p.
5. Frederick, b. 12 Nov., 1821, died in childhood.
6. Richard, b. 1 March, 1826 ; in 1860 he was married,
and had two children.
5550. Phebe, b. 2 June, 1786, at Lyme. She m. 17 Sept., 1821,
Gardner Gallup of Salem, Conn., and had one child, that died
in infancy.
VI. Jemima Sill (1900), born at Lyme, Conn. 30 March,

1743, eldest daughter of Thomas Sill (451) and Jemima
Dudley, was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9)
of the third generation. She m. 3 Jan., 1763, Capt. Wil-
liam Sterling, b. 23 May, 1743, at Lyme, son of Joseph
Sterling of Lyme. He was a wealthy farmer, and mill
owner, af the north parish of Lyme. They settled at
]!ôrth Lyme, where he was killed, 22 July, 1805, and she
d. 12 Jan., 1817.
5551. Elisha, b. 5 Nov., 1765, at Lyme. He graduated at Yale in

1787, and was a lawyer. He m. 25 Jan., 1791, Alma Can-
field, b. 30 Dec, 1774, daughter of John Canfield, ICsq., and
Dorcas Buel of Salisbury, Conn., where they settled, and where
he was state's attorney, judge of probate, member of the state
senate, and major-general of militia. He commanded a regi-
ment in the service of the United States, which was stationed
at New London in the war of 1812. She d. 11 March, 1830.
He had by her nine children born at Salisbury.
1. William a, h. 5 April, 1792, m. 2 June, 1814, Harriet
M. Lee, daughter of Samuel Lee, and granddaughter of Rev.
Jonathan Lee, and Elizabeth Metcalf of Salisbury, a descen-
dant of Gov. Bradford of the Mayflower (see 11 Gen. Beg.,
128). They settled at Salisbury, where she d. 23 Feb., 1828.
He had by her seven children Junius L., b. 28 June, 1815,
:
m. 28 May, 1839, Eunice E. Pettis of Salisbury, and d. 11

Feb., 1853, at Poughkeepsie, and had five children William
;
G., b. 16 Feb , 1817, m. 25 April, 1848, Eliza W. Whitney

of Boston, and was a lawyer, living in New York in 1858
Samuel, b. 4 Sept., 1821, m. 6 Feb., 1855, JaneC. Gardner
of Cleveland, where they were living in 1858, and had two
children: Elizabeth H., b. 24 April, 1823, m. 9 Sept., 1846,
793 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Samuel P. Church, M. D.,son of chief'justice Samuel Church

of Salisbury, and was living at Newburg, N. Y., in 1858, and
had two sons Harriet A., b. 29 Oct., 1825, m. 9 Sept., 1846,
:
"John B. Waring of Sackets Harbor, living at Cleveland, 0.,

in 1858, and had four children ; John C, b. 27 March, 1819,
d. 29 Sept., 1835; and Elisha, b. 15 Feb., 1828, m. 11 Sept.,
1855, Mary Pettie of Paris, N. Y., and was living at Beek-
man, N. Y., in 1858, William C. Sterling then m. 28 May,
1829, Sarah M. Norton, daughter of Lot Norton, Esq., of
SaUsbury, and they were living at Poughkeepsie in 1858,
where he was president of a bank. He had by her six other
children; Sarah N., b. 12 Sept., 1833, d. 14 Sept., 1836;
John E., b.23 Jan., 1836; Cornelia C, b. 19 Sept., 1838, d.
17 Sept., 1842; Francis N., b. 6 Pec, 1841; Mary N., b.
8 April, 1844 and Ellen E., b. 6 May, 1847.
;
2. Harriet Alma, b. 6 June, 1794, m. 28 June, 1815, Abial

Chapin of Salisbury, where they settled, and where she d. 10
Nov., 1824, and he d. 1832. They had four children born
at Salisbury Henry A., who was a merchant in New York
:
in 1858, and had two children Elisha I., who was living at
;
New York in 1858, and had two children ; Harriet A., who
m. Gilbert Grrauger, and was living at Chicago in 1858, and
had two children ; and Avis, born and died in 1824.
3. Frederick A., b. 18 March, 1796, m. Cornelia M. Butch-
er, daughter of Ruluff Butcher of Canaan, Conn. They were
living at Cleveland, 0., in 1858, and had six children Theo-
:
dore ; Robert; Frederick; Edward; Caroline; and Elisha.

4. John 31, b. 24 Feb., 1800, graduated at Yale 1820, and
was a lawyer, m. Jan., 1823, Mary Ann Beers, daughter of
Elias Beers, Esq., of New Haven. They settled at Cleve-
land, where he was living in 1859, and had nine children
(all living in 1858 except Susan) Elisha;: Charlotte; Mary;
Susan; John M. ; Harriet; Theodore; James; and Laura.
5. Elisha T., b. 16 July, 1806, m. 30 July, 1833, Mar-
garet Tuttle of New Haven. They settled at Cleveland, 0.,
where they were living in 1858, and had one child James
:
T., b. 30 Nov., 1834.

6. Theodore B., b. 14 July, 1808, m. Jan., 1834, Ruth
Anne Smith of Beekman, N. Y., who d. 1845. He had by
her two children Matson ; and Ruth Ann. He then m.
:
1846, Amanda Smith, sister of his first wife, and settled at

Iron Ridge, Wis., where he was a member of the legislature.
She d. 1855, and he d. 1857, at Iron Ridge. He had by
her two other children.
7. Henni/ I)., b. 12 Jan., 1810, m. Nov., 1834, Amelia
Vandenburgh of Beekman, N. Y., where they were living in
1858, and had two children Amasa A. and George H.
; ;
8. George W., b. 13 Dec, 1812, m. 17 Apil, 1834, Ruth

HYDE GENEALOGY. 799
Ann Chapin, daughter of Phinehas Chapin, Esq of Great ,
Barrington. She died. He had by her two daughters

(twins), b. 12 July, 1842, at Great Barrington Lucinda
:
Ruth, who m. 22 Oct, 1862, John C. Holley, son of Gov.

Holley of Salisbury, Conn., and Alma Ruth, who m. the
same day, Charles H. S. Williams. He then m. Emeline R.
Moody, and removed to Poughkeepsie, where he was a mem-
ber of the legislature in 1854, and where they were living in
1858.
9. Alma Canfield, b. 17 Sept., 1817, m. 12 June, 1839,
William Johnson Cogswell, b. 4 Nov., 1799, at New Pres-
ton, Conn., son of William Cogswell and Amarylis Johnson.
He was educated at Yale, but in consequence of the death of
his father did not graduate. He was a lawyer, and they set-
tled at Jamaica, N. Y., where they were living in 18G0.
They had seven children William Sterling, b. 29 Dec,
:
1840; George Eldon, b. 4 Nov., 1842 Theodore Johnson,

;
b. 27 Jan., 1845 ; Edward Worth, b. 21 July, 1847 Emma;
Sterling, b. 23 Feb., 1851 ; James Henry, b. 8 March, 1853,

d. 18 Feb., 1856; and Francis Janvier, b. 19 Sept., 1854.
Gen. Elisha Sterling, after the death of his first wife, m. 8
Dec, 1830, Mrs. Sarah (Norton) Elliot, widow of his third
cousin. Rev. John Elliot (5767) of Madison, Conn., and
daughter of Lot Norton, Esq., of Salisbury, where he d. 3
Dec, 1836. She d. 9 July, 1841, s. p.
5552. William, b. 16 May, 1768, at Lyme. He m. 11 Sept., 1794,
Jerusha Ely, b. 17 Feb., 1773, at Saybrook, eldest daughter
of Robert Ely and Jerusha Lay of Saybrook, and grand-
daughter of Richard Ely of Lyme and his second wife, Phebe
Hubbard (see No. 67). They settled at Lyme, where he
was a prominent citizen and a colonel of militia, and where
he d. 10 May, 1827. She d. 27 May, 1839, at Gouverneur,
N. Y. They had six children :
1. Robert Ely, b. 29 March, 1796, at Lyme, d. 6 March,

1806.
2. Thomas Sill, b. 5 April, 1798, at Lyme, graduated at
Yale 1820, and was a lawyer. He m. 25 Mayj 1824, Mary
P. Falconer, and they settled at Winchester, Miss. He was
appointed circuit judge, and removed to Clark county in that
state, where he d. 26 Jan., 1839. They had two sons Wil- :
liam ; and Thomas Falconer, who were planters in Clark

county in 1858 and one daughter, Mary Jerusha, who died
;
at the age of 10 years.

3. William- Erastus, b. 9 June, 1801, at Lyme, m. 16 Aug.,
1838, Octavia Parsons of Gouverneur, N. Y., daughter of
Lewis B. Parsons and Lucina his wife. He was a merchant,
and they were living at Gouverneur in 1858, and had six
children :Maria Ely, b. 23 July, 1839 Emely Parsons, b.
;
3 July, 1842 ; Frances Jerusha, b. 11 July, 1844; William

800 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Erastus, b. 6 Dec, 1846; Anna Lucina, b. 5 Aug., 1849;

Lewis Thomas, b. 7 Oct., 1851.
4. Jernsha Lrn/, b. 25 May, 1803, at Lyme, fn. 31 Dec,
1829, Edwin Dodge, b. 13 Dec, 1801, at Kent, Conn., son
of Gardner Dodge and Rhoda his wife. He was a lawyer,
and they settled at Gouverneur, N. Y., where he was postmas-
ter for twenty years, was a member of the legislature, and
was the county judge for eight years, and where they were
living in 1858. He was then president of the Potsdam and
Watertown rail road company. They had four children :
Emma Sterling, b. 17 Jan., 1833, d. 13 Nov., 1853, unm. ;
William Robert, b. 16 June, 1834 ; Maria Lay, b. 5 Sept.,

1837 and Edwin Gardner, b. 10 Aug., 1839, all unm. in
;
1858.
5. llaria Ely, b. 15 Oct., 1807, at Lyme, m. 23 May,
1832, Rev. Barach B. Beckwith, b. 29 March, 1805, at Lyme,
son of George Beckwith and Patience, his wife. He grad-
uated at Williams college 1827, and in the theological de-
partment of Yale, in 1831, and was a clergyman. They set-
tled at Athol, Mass., removed to Castine, Me., 1831, and to
Gouverneur, N. Y., in 1843, where he became pastor of the
Presbyterian church, where they were living in 1858.
6. Fliehe Huhbard, b. 2 Oct , 1809, at Lyme, d. 20 July,
f 1830, unm.
5553. Thomas Sill, b. 10 April, 1770, at Lyme. He was a ship
master, and was lost at sea, and d. unm. (^See No. 1895.)
5554. Dudley, b. 11 April, 1774, at Lyme, d. 15 Sept., 1775.
5555. Dudley 2d, b. 24 April, 1776, at Lyme. He m. his mother's
first cousin, Phebe Sill (1895). daughter of Joseph Sill
(450) of Lyme, by his second wife, Azubah (Lee) De Wolf,
(,êe No. 1895.)
5556. Erastus, b. 8 March, 1778, at Lyme. He m. Elizabeth Ely,
daughter of Adriel Ely, and Sarah Stowe of Lyme (see No.
1459). They removed to Brownville, N Y., where she
died. He Wiis living at Brooklyn in 1858, with his son.
He had one son Erastus, and three daughters.
:
5557. Ansel, b. 3 Feb., 1782, at Lyme. He m. 8 Oct., 1804, Isa-

bella Canfield, daughter of John Caufield, Esq., and Dorcas
Buel of Salisbury. He was a lawyer, and they settled at
Sharon, Conn., where he was a member of the legislature,
judge of the county court, and member of congress. He d.
6 Nov., 1853, at Sharon, where she died a few years after-
wards. They had eight children born at Sharon.
1. Laura Spencer, h. 1808, who was living at Sharon in
1858, unm.
2. George Augustin, b. 1810, was educated at West Point,
and was an Episcopal clergyman. He m. Flora Jane Cham-
berlin, daughter of Samuel H. Chamberlin and Mary Mor-
HYDE GENEALOGY, 801
gan of Kent, Conn. They were living at Sharon in 1858,
and had two children Mary Elizabeth, and Greorge Ansel.
:
3. Ambrose Spencer, b. 1S12, m. Louisa Clark of Mont-

ezuma, N. Y., and was a merchant. She died, and he was
living at Buffalo in 1858, and had three children.
4. 77io??ias Z)eit'c_y, b. 1814, m. Louisa Winchell of Pough-
keepsie, and was living at Yreka, Cal., 1858, s. p.
5. Charles Ansel, b. 1815, m. Augusta Shelton of Hunt-
ington, Conn. He was a manufacturer, and they were living
at Birmingham. Conn., in 1858, and had two children Fred- :
erick and Isabella Canfield.

;
6. Isabella, b. 1817, m. Rev. George Ryerson. He was a

clergyman, and they were living at Toronto, C. W., in 1858,
and had one child George Ansel.
:
7. Avis Canfield, b. 1821, m. Frederick S. Bogue. He

was a merchant, and they were living at New York in 1858, s.p.
8. John Canfield, b. 7 Dec, l'823, graduated at Trinity
•college in 1844, and was an Episcopal clergyman. He m.
10 Nov., 1852, Ellen Harriet Lattilla, daughter of Eugene
Lattilla and Harriet Goodwin of Florence, Italy. They set-
tled in New York, and in 1855 removed to Sharon, Conn.,
where she d. 26 July, 1855, s.p. He then m. 9 June,
1857, Caroline Sargeant Upson, b. 22 Feb., 1825, at Hart^
ford, only child of William Upson and Caroline Sargeant.
They were living at Hartford in 1858, and had one child :
Isabella Caroline, b. 21 March, 1858.

5558. Micah, b. 5 Nov., 1784, at Lyme. He graduated at Yale,
1804, and was a lawyer. He m. Elizabeth Brouson, b. 6
May, 1795, at Middleburg, Conn., daughter of Ethiel Bron-
son, and Hepzibah Hopkins of Rutland, N Y. They set-
tled at Watertown, N. Y., where he was a member of con-
gress, and a state senator, and where she d. 5 Sept., 1831.
fie had by her six children born at Watertown :
1. Emma Branson, b. 4 June, 1814, m. Nathaniel P.

Wardwell, b. 1 April, 1814, at Bristol, R. I. He graduated
at Union college 1837, and was a lawyer. They settled at
Watertown, N. Y., where he was surrogate of the county, and
where he d. 15 Feb., 1847. She was living at Watertown
in 1860. They had three children Emma Sterling; Wil-
:
liam Henry and Nathaniel Philips.

;
2. Francis Winfhrop, b. 7 Nov., 1815., d. 6 Sept., 1817.

3. Francis Winthrop 2d., b. 6 July, 1818, and d. May, 1821.
4. John Calhoun, b. 29 March, 1820, was educated at the
university of New York, and was a bookseller. He m. 12
Jurite, 1844, Anne Swan Brayton, b. at Western, New York,
daughter of Hon. George Brayton and Sarah, his wife, of
Western. They settled at Watertown, where she d.
25 Oct., 1851. He had by her three children Susan :
Brayton; Edward Brayton ; and John. He then m. 3 Sept.,

101
: :
g02 HYDE GENEALOGY.
1857, Anne Maria Beach, b. July, 1829, at Newark, N. J.,

daughter of Ephraim Beach and Eliza, his wife. They
were livina- at Watertown in 1858.
5. Francis Wmthrop 3d., b. 18 April, 1827, and d. 1829.
6. William Hopkins, b. 19 July, 1831, and d. 18 Aug., 1837.
He then m. Ruth Benedict of Albany, and d. in 1844.
She was living at Watertown in 1861. He had by her one son.
7. Lewis Benedict, b. at Watertown, where he was living
in 1861, unm.
5559. Joseph, b. 25 Nov., 1786, at Lyme. He m. 1811, Emilia
Cadwell, b. 10 April, 1799, at Stratford, Conn. They set-
tled at Adams, N. Y., where he d. 4 March, 1839. She d.
22 April, 1848, at Monro, Mich. They had six children
b. at Adams
1. Emeline, b. 16 Feb., 1812, m. 3 Sept., 1830, Julius
Darcy Morton, b. 10 March, 1808, at St. Albans, Vt. They
went to Monro, Mich., and in 1858 were living at Detroit,
where he was president of the Farmers and Mechanics' bank.
They had three children Julius Sterling, b. 22 April, 1832,
:
educated at the university of Michigan, and was a lawyer, m.

30 Oct., 1854, Cora French of Detroit, and in 1858 was
secretary of the Nebraska territory, and had three children :
Emma, b. 19 Jan., 1837, was educated at the Parker Insti-

tute, Brooklyn. N. Y., and was unm. in 1858; and William
Dudley, b. 8 Feb., 1843.
2. Adaline, b. 21 Feb., 1814, m. 1838, Ira Mayhew, set-
tled at Adams, removed to Monro, and was living at Albion,
Mich., in 1858. He had been president of the female col-
lege at Albion, but was then state superintendent of public
instruction. They had three children :Ellen Sterling, b.
18 March, 1840; Emma Jane, b. 23 Feb., 1842 ; and Frances
Adaline, b. 8 June, 1844.
3. William Cadwell, b. 30 June, 1816, was a merchant at
Monro, Mich., and d. 12 July, 1848, unm.
4. Joseph Marvin, b. 16 Aug., 1818, m. Jan., 1847, Abbie
Clark of Monro, Mich., where they settled, and he was a for-
warding and commission merchant, and where they were liv-
ing in 1858. They had five children Martha Emilia, b.
:
March, 1848; William Clark, b. Aug., 1849; Joe Cole, b.

Oct., 1851; Frank Sill, b. June, 1854; and Walter Clark,
b. Dec, 1856.
Ethiel Bronson, b. 16 Sept., 1822, was a merchant at
5.
Monro, Mich., where he d. 18 Nov., 1847, unm.
6. Emilia C, h. 15 June, 1832, d. 5 April, 1833.
5560. Phebe, b. 15 Oct., 1703, at Lyme. She m. 1T83, Joseph

IMarvin, b. 14 Feb., 1755, at Lyme, sixth son of Elisha
Marvin and Catherine Mather of Lyme (see No. 1431).
He was a farmer, and they settled at Lyme, where she d. 6
Nov., 1822, and he d. 18 Nov., 1839. They had six childrea
b. at Lyme
HYDE GENEALOGY.
803
1. Frances, b. 7 Oct., 1784, m. 28 March, 1808, Ezra
Pratt, and removed to Orwell, 0. They had seven child-
ren Frances Prudence, b. 17 Dec, 1809; Julia, b. 8 Jan.
:
1812, m. il (J. Newell; Joseph Marvin, b. 12 July, 1814*

d. 5 Dec, 1835, unm. ; Charles Augustus Brewster, b. 23
Jan., 1818; Phebe Sterling, b. G June, 1820, m. July, 1846,
John S. Dixon ; Ezra Huntington, b. 7 Sept,, 1822, d. 5
Aug., 1847, unm.; and Jane Wood, b. 17 Oct., 1828.
2. Phehe, b. 7 June, 178(j, m. IG Oct., 1815, Rev. Lev-
erett Israel Foote Huntington, b. 28 Dec, 1787, son of Rev.
David Huntington and Elizabeth Foot. He graduated at
Yale 1811, and was a Presbyterian ministei' at Now Brunswick,
N. J., in 1815, where he d. 11 May, 1820. She had by him
two children Jane Elizahath, b. 23 Jan., 1817, m. 1839,
:
William Potter Jones of Pittsburgh, and in 18G0, had six

children William Leverett Frances ; Annie H. Harriec
: ;
;
Potter; Jane Elizabeth; and Mary A.; Backux Wilber, b.

Nov., 1818, and was a lawyer of New York, graduated at
JeiFerson college. Pa., in 1836, m. 27 Feb., 1845, Anne Eliza,
daughter of Daniel 31. Riggs of Tuscaloosa, Alab., acd in 1862
had seven children Mary John Madeline Grace ; Wilbur;
: ; ; ;
xVnnie and Gertrude. She (P. Marvin) then m. in Oct.,

;
1839, Rev. Urban Palmer, who d. 3 Nov., 1847, and she

had no issue by him.
3. William, b. 12 May, 1788. who m. his mother's fourth
cousin, Sophia Griffin (6432), second daughter of Col. Josiah
Griffin (2258) and Dorotiiy Gates of East Haddam. (See
No. 6432.)
4. Jemima, b. 28 March, 1791, m. Nov., 1821, Abraham
Blakesley. They went as missionaries to the Sandwich
Islands in 1822, and returned in 1828. They had one child:
Catherine Dimraick, who d. in childhood.
5. Joseph, b. 8 Feb., 1793, m. 19 Feb., 1819, Elizabeth
Hopkins, and d. Feb., 1830. They had four children Lev- :
erett Elizabeth; William Hopkins; and Sarah Adams.

;
6. Clarissa, b. 5 May, 1795, m. May, 1832, Horace Ely, b. 22

Aug., 1781, at Lyme, eldest son of Adriel Ely and Sarah Stowe.
His first wife was Sarah Rogers (1459), third daughter of
Col. Zabdiel Rogers (354) and his second wife Elizabeth
Snow (sf'e JVo. 1459). His second wife, Clarissa 3Iarvin,
probably had no issue.
5561. Jemima, b. 3 July 1772, at Lyme. She m. her mother's first
cousin, William Sill (1888), third son of Joseph Sill (450)
of Lyme, by his first wife Ruth Matson. {See No. 1888.)
5582. Clarissa, b. 18 Feb., 1780, at Lyme. She m. 1 Jan., 1804,
Calvin B. Fish, b. Dec, 1779, at Bozrah, Conn., son of Na-
thaniel Fish and Mary Bacon of Bozrah. He was a farmer,
and they settled at i^ynie, removed to Ellishurgh in 1812.
and to Rutland, N. Y., in 1817, where he d. Dec, 1830.
She had by him ten children.
;
gQ4 HYDE GENEALOGY.
1. Eliza An7ie, h. 18 Sept., 1804, at Lyme. She m. Henry

Moore, of Adams, N. Y., and d. about 1830. They had two
children : Jabez ; and Harriet C.
2. Ahhie Maria, b. 30 June, 1806, at Lyme. She m. 4
March, 1823, Lyman White, b. 14 April, 1800, son of Major
George White and Lydia Williams Lyman of Jefferson
county, N. Y. They settled at Pamelia and removed to Rut-
land, N. Y., and afterwards to Illinois. He d. previous to
1848. She had by him five children George C, b. 28
:
Aug., 1825, at Pamelia, m. 1848, Mary Jane Chapman, and

removed to California in 1851 Hiram Morris, b. 23 Nov.,
;
1827, at Pamelia, d. 14 Sept., 1851, in California, unm.

Egbert Hervey, b. 4 March, 1830, at Rutland, m. 12 Jan.,
1859, Sarah E. Lawrence of New York, settled at Joliet, 111.,
and d. 24 Jan., 1860; Cornelia Maria, b. 28 Oct., 1832, at
Rutland, m. 4 Dec, 1855, Dr. A. Chappel of Schenectady,
N. Y., and removed to Omaha City, Nebraska, in 1856,
where they were living in 1860 and John Sylvester, b. 1
;
Sept., 1835, at Rutland, living at Dupage, 111., 1860, unm.

Mrs. Abbie Maria (Fish) White, then m. 3 Feb., 1848,
Capt. Harry Boardmau, b. 28 Feb., 1793. He was a farmer,
and had been a captain in the service of the United States in
the Black Hawk war in 1832, and they were living at Du-
page, 111., in 1860.
3. Clarissa Sterling, b. 21 Jan., 1808, at Lyme, m. 28
Oct., 1830, Ward Hubbard, b. 26 Sept., 1797, at Steuben,
N. Y., second son of Noadiah Hubbard and Eunice Wârd of
Champion, N. Y. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Champion, where they were living in 1858, and had seven
children: Mary Hedges, b. 6 Oct., 1831, d. Jan., 1836;
Cornelia, b. 30 July, 1833 Emma Fish and Emma Sterling
;
(twins), b. 21 June, 1835 ; Mary. b. 24 Oct., 1837 ; Auijus-

tus, b. 17 Nov., 1839; and Clara Eunice, 13 Dec, 1846."
4. Benjamin F., b. 10 July, 1809, at Lyme. He was liv-
ing at OsAvego, N. Y 1858, unm.
,
5. Mary, b. 10 July, 1811, at Lyme, m. Oct., 1832, Gov.

Joel A. Mattison,b. 8 Aug., 1808, at Watertown. N. Y., son
of Elnathan Matteson. They settled at Joliet, 111., in 1834,
where he was a merchant and manufacturer, and was state
senator for about ten years. He was governor of Illinois for
four years, and removed to Springfield in 1853, where they
were living in 1861. They had five children Jennie, b. 19 :
July, 1833, m. Nov., 1853, R. E. Goodell, cashier of Bank

of Joliet, where they were living in 1858 Charles S., b.
;
April, 1835, cashier of bank at Peoria in 1858, unm. ; Lydia

O., b. Jan., 1837, m. Nov., 1856, John McGinnis, president
of the Quincy bank in 1858 Frederick W., b. March,
;
1839, colonel of U. S. volunteers in 1862 James, b. Feb.,

;
1841, d. April, 1842; Clara S., born in July, 1844; and

Bell, born in March, 1849.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 805

6. Elizabeth Bronso)i, b. May, 1818, m. Hervey Lowe, and
was livins: at Joliet in 1858.
7. Sterliny, b. July, 1816, at Ellisburgh.
8. Emma, b. July, 1818, at Rutland; m. William A.
Boardman, a lawyer, and died at AVaukegan, 111., and had two
sons and two daughters.
9. Henry, b. Dec, 1820, at Rutland, m. and was living at
Johet, 111., in 1858.
10. Charles, b. July, 1824, at Rutland, d. July, 1850, at
Panama, unm.
After the death of her first husband, Mrs. Clarissa (Ster-
ling) Fish ra. Feb., 1848, Rev. Nathan Dutton of Champion,
N. Y., b. 1779, at Hartford, Vt. He graduated at Dart-

mouth in 1802, and was a Congregational clergyman, and
was pastor of the church at Champion forty years, and d. 9
Sept., 1852. She was livin": with her daughter, Mrs. Matte-
son of Springfield, 111., in 1862.
VI. Mehitable Sill (1901), born at Lyme, Conn., 4 May,

1754, youngest daughter of Thomas Sill (451) and. Jemi-
ma Dudley, was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde
(9) of the third generation. She m.. 26 Aug., 1773, Mar-
tin Huntlev. They settled at Lyme, where she d. 12 Jan.,
1786.
Their children were
5563. Sill, b.17 Dec, 1779, at Lyme.
5564. Gurdon, b. 3 June, 1782, at Lyme.
5565. Erastus, b. 5 Aug., 1785, at Lyme.
5566. Chailotte, b. 9 Jan., 1775, at J^yme.
5567. Jemima, b. 1 Jan., 1777, at Lyme, and d. 12 July, 1777.
After the death of his first wife, he (Martin Huntley),

m. Phebe Mack.
VI. Shadrack Sill (1902), born at Lyme, Conn., 12

Aug., 1758, eldest son of Jabez Sill (452) and Elizabeth
Noyes, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He was a soldier in Capt. Durkee's
company, in the army of the revolution, and served from
1776, till the close of the war, and was in the Millstone
battle, in New Jersey. He m. E. A"an Loon of Athens,
N. Y., wdiere they settled, and resided until about 1812,
when they removed to Upper Canada, where he d. 3 Nov.,
1813.
5568. Albert Van Loon, b.25 May, 1786, at Athens. He m. Sarah

Reiley, and d. 1822. They had three children :
:
306 HYDE GENEALOGY.
1. Van Loon, b. 12 April, 1814, married, and set-

Albert
Cherry Valley, III, and had six children: Albert;
tled at
Andrew; Henry; Helen; Esther; and 3Iaria.
2. M,ir>/.
3. Elizabeth.
55G9. Jabez, b. 5 Dec., 1787, at Athens, and d. 11 May, 1850.
5570. liichard, b. 12 Ang., 1790, at Athens, and d. 5 Sept., 1844.
5571. John, b. 29 Jan., 1793, at Athens, and d. 6 Sept., 1829.
5572. Shadrack, b. 1805, at Athens. He married, and afterwards
d. 13 May, 1835. He had one dauirhter, who married, and
lived at Portsmouth, 0. Her name I have not ascertained,
nor the name of her husband.
5573. Maria, b. 24 Oct., 1797, at iVthens. She m. James Brink,
and she d. 27 Aug., 1854.
5574. Naomi, b. 1807, at Athens. She was living at Portsmouth,
0., in 1857.
VL Dr. Elisha Noyes Sill (1903), born at Lyme, Conn.,

15 Jan., 1761, second son of Jabez Sill (452) and Elizabeth
Noyes, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He entered the service of the United
States" as a soldier in.Capt. Durkee's company, in the rev-
okition, and was at the battle of Millstone, in New Jersey.
In 1778 he was taken sick, and was permitted to return to
his father's, at Wilkesbarre, on furlough. He escaped the
massacre of the inhabitants of the Wyoming valley, by
the British and Indians, in that year, and returned to Con-
necticut. He studied medicine, and became a physician,
and settled at Windsor. He m. 11 Feb., 1796, Chloe
Allyn of Windsor. He was town clerk nearh 30 years,
and was a justice of the peace and a member of the legis-
lature. He d. 24 May, 1845.
5575. Horace Hooker, b. 2 March, 1797, at Windsor. He m. 17

May, 1820, Charlotte Strong of Windsor. They settled at
Elyria, 0. They had one child :
Horace Warcfiam, h. 23 Sept., 1822, m. Mary E. Boynton,

was livinu' at Elyria, 0, in 1855, and had two children Eth-:
elbert, b.'23 Feb., 1851; and Charlotte E., b. 22 Oct., 1853.

5576. Elisha Noyes, b. 6 Jan., 1801, at Wîudsor. He graduated at
Yale 1820. He m. G Oct., 1824, Elizabeth Newbury, and
settled at Cuyahoga Falls, 0., where he was a member of the
state senate, and a fund commissioner of Ohio, and where she
died. He had by her two sons :
1. Alfred Henry, b. 22 Aug., 1825, who m. Mary Hop-

kins.
2. Ethdhert, b. 27 Nov., 182G, who m. Olive Moore.
HYDE GENEALOGY. gQ^
He then m. 17 June, 1834, Fanny Newbury, and was liv-
ing at Cuyahoga Falls in 1859, and he had by her two other
children :
3. Elizabeth N., b. 16 June, 1838, at Cuyahocja Falls.

4. Man/, b. 2 Dec, 1841, at Cuyahoga Falls.
5577. Henry Al'lyn, b. 19 Sept., 1805, at Windsor. He m. 20
Sept., 1847, Susan Watson. They settled at Cuyahoga Falls
where they were living in 1858. He was the compiler of a
chart of the deseendents of the Sill family in the U. S. in
the male lines. They had one child Caroline E., b. 21
:
June, 1857.
5578. Theodore, b. 12 Jan., 1808, at Windsor. He graduated in
the medical department of Yale college in 1831, and was a
physician. He m. 20 June, 1833, Eliza N. Kowland, daugh-
ter of Rev, Henry Rowland of Windsor. They settled at
Windsor, where he d. 29 April, 1853. They had two chil-
dren :
1. Tkeodore, b. 81 3Iay, 1838, at AVindsor, and d. 6 Feb.,

1847.
2. Edward, b. 29 April, 1841, at Windsor.
5579. Charles Schott, b. 21 Nov., 1809, at Windsor. He m. 14
Nov., 1838, Eunice Newbury. They settled at Cuyahoga
Falls, and in 1856 had two children :
1. Frances Allyn, b. 8 July, 1845.

2. Julia Newbury, b. 5 April, 1853.
5580. Edward Josiah, b. 21 x\ug., 1811, at Windsor. He was liv-
ing at Cuyahoga Falls in 1855, unm.
5581. James Kingsbury, b. 15 April, 1813, at Windsor, where he
was living in 1855, unm.
5582. William F. A., b. 16 June, 1817, at Windsor, where he was
5583. George Denison, b. 25 Oct., 1819, at Windsor, and d. 20
March, 1820.
5584. Anne Allyn, b. 17 Feb., 1799, at Windsor. She m. 12 Sept.,
1822. ]>avid Payne. They settled at Cleveland, 0., where
she d. 14 31av, 1859. They had three children :
1. Luther H., b. 7 March, 1824.

2. Iheodore Sdl,h. 28 Aug., 1825, m. Sarah Siddall, and
in 1855 had two children Theodore S.; and James S.
:
3. Edicard, b. 24 Jan., 1829, unm. in 1855.
VI. Jabez Sill (1901), born at Lyme, Conn., 6 March,

1763, third son of Jabez Sill (452) and Elizabeth Noyes,
generation. "He m. about 1788, Haight. He was a
merchant, and they resided at Wilkesbarre, Pa., where
she died.
808 HYDE GENEALOGY.
His child hy her ivas :
5585. William, b. 27 Nov., 1788, at Wilkesbarre. He m. 19 Dec,

1812, Catherine Sims, and was living at Herrick, Pa in ,
1856. They had nine children :
1. George, b. 16 Nov., 1813, and d. 27 Oct., 1852.

2. Charles, b. 4 Feb., 1815, m. Mary Swackhammer.
3. Li/dia, b. 1 July, 1816, m. M. Patch.
4. Eliza, b. 21 Feb., 1818, m. Francis Vial, and d. 1845.
5. Edunn, b. 4 Dec, 1822, m. Jemima Westbrook, and in
1855 had two children William, b. 1851 and Ruth,b. 1853.
: ;
6. Phehe Ann, b. 22 Jan., 1825, m. Edwin Keeler.

7. Joseph, b. 9 April, 1827, m. Harriet J. Bennet, and in
1855 had one child Harriet Amelia, b. 20 Nov., 1853.
:
8. Butler, b. 9 Sept., 1829. and d. 7 Oct., 1853.

9. Frances Amelia, b. 25 Oct., 1833, and d. 8 Oct., 1834.
Jabez Sill then m. Mary Osborn, and tliey lived at East

Windsor, Conn., where he was engaged in merchandise
for several years. He subsequently removed to Dansville,
'^. Y., and d. about 1844.
5586. Sedley, b. 18 Sept., 1795, at East Windsor. He m. 20 Sept.,

1820, Abigail M. Barber. They settled at Dansville, N. Y.,
where she died. He had by her eight children :
1. Jemima Anne, b. 15 May, 1821, m. Alanson R. Knox

of Cuyahoga Falls.
2. Julia Marie, b. 11 Sept., 1822, m. Lambert Twitchell,
of Brimfield, 0.
3. Cyrus Denison, b. 25 Feb., 1824, was a merchant, and
resided at Corning, N. Y.
4. Francis Barber, b. 25 Dec, 1825, m. Cornelia Brown,
was a dentist at Dansville, N. Y., where he d. 21 Jan., 1837.
5. Allyn Noyes, b. 27 Aug., 1827, m. Jane M. Mumford,
and lived at Hornellsville, N. Y.
6.Elizabeth Caroline, b. 30 July, 1829, m. Hollister
Phinney of Hornellsville.
7. Henry Clay, b. 2 June, 1831, and d. 22 Feb., 1832.
8. Josephine M., b. 25 Dec, 1836, uum. in 1855.
He, Sedley Sill, then m. 23 Feb., 1848, Mrs. Jane Clark,
and was living at Dansville in 1857.
5587. Daniel, b. 26 July, 1897, at East Windsor. He m. May,
1818, Harriet Hungerford, and was living at 3Iaysville, Cal.,
in 1856. They had six children :
1. Calista M., b. 8 Oct., 1819, m. Archibald Keyser of

Canadaville, N. Y.
2. Benjamin D., b. 2 Dec, 1820, m. Sarah A. Hampton of
HYDE GENEALOGY. gQ9
Ossian, N. Y., in 1850, was a farmer, and settled at Battle
Creek, Mich.
3. Eleazer. b. 2 Feb., 1823, and died in infancy.
4. Jane, h. 8 May, 1824, m. William Miller of Canada-
ville, N. Y.
5. Daniel, 17 March, 1826, m. 1842, Lucia Beckwith,
b.
and went and had one sou.
to California,
6. Harriet, b. 12 Sept., 1828, m. William P. Mayhew of
California.
5588. Jabez, 11 Jan., 1800, at East Windsor.
b. He m. 1 Jem-
ima Barber 2 Olivia Lee ; and 3 Keziah Sterling.
; He set-
tled at Dansville, N. Y., and removed to Lockport, and d.
Aug., 1843. He had six children :
1. Byron Washhurn, b. 25 Aug., 1824, m. Helen A. Grin-

nel and lived at Ellsworth, 0.
2. Mason Mandeville, b. 7 April, 1827, and d. 15 Sept.,
1840.
3. Catherine Amanda, b. 26 Oct., 1831, m. W. Van Wag-
ner of Avon, N. Y.
4. Caroline Loretta, b. 18 May, 1833, m. S. A. Vrooman.
5. Melvin Major, b. 13 Nov., 1835, and lived at West
Rush, N. Y.
6. Frederick Barton, b. 4 April, 1838.
5589. Joseph, b. 21 Feb., 1803. He m. 1831, Ellen Coolbaugh
and settled at Durell, Pa. They had six children :
1. 3Iiles, b. 16 June, 1833.
2. iMorris, b. 20 Aug., 1835.

3. Hannah, b. 12 July, 1838.
4. Emeli/, b. 15 Aug., 1840.
5. Anne, b. 18 Oct., 1842.
6. Mary,h. 7 Oct., 1844.
5590. Lydia, b. 1806, m. William Cook of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
VI. Moses Sill (1905), born at Lyme, Conn., 9 Jan.,

1765, fourth son of Jabez Sill (452) and Elizabeth [N'oyes,
genera'tion. He m. 1 Tudor 2 Asenath Colt, b. 19 Oct.,
;
1764, daughter of Joseph Colt and Desire Pratt of Lyme.

She d. at Canaudaigua, ]^. Y., 5. p. He then m. 3 Lydia
Anderson. He was a merchant at East Windsor, Conn.,
same year, removed to Western, N". Y., andd. Aug., 1850,
at Dansville, JST. Y.
His children were :
5591. George, born at East Windsor, and died unm.

5592. Alexander, born at East Windsor, and married and died in
Michigan.
102
320 UYDE GENEALOGY.
5593. Benjamin 11. M., b. 12 March, 1815. He m. 3 May, 1849,

Miss Hammond, and lived in New Orleans in 1855, and had
three children :
1. Alcesta, b. 6 Feb., 1850.

2. Louisa, b. 3 Aui,^, 1851.
3. John E., b. 7 Dec, 1853.
5594. John R., b. April, 1819, at Philadelphia, and settled at New
Orleans.
5595. Shadrack, who died in childhood.
5596. Caroline, who m. Justin Hall of Dansville, N. Y., and d. 30
April, 1837.
5597. Harriet, who m. Bradley of Dansville, N. Y.
VL Elizabeth Sill (1907), born at Lyme, Conn., 22

Nov., 1750, eldest daughter of Jabez Sill (452) and Eliza-
beth Noyes, was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde
(9) of the third generation. She m. about 1772, at Wilkes-
barre, Pa., Col. Nathan Denison, son of ]!âthan Denison
and Anne Carey of Stonington, Conn., a descendant of
Capt. George Denison of Stonington, by his second wife,
Anne Borrodell {see No. 81). This was the first marriage
which was celebrated in the new settlement of Wilkes-
barre where the parties subsequently resided. He was a
;
colonel in the service of the United States, and had the

command at Fort Kingston, in the Wyoming valley, in
July, 1778, at the time of the surrender of that fort to the
tory Colonel John Butler, who had the command of the
British troops and the Indians, at the time of the Wyo-
ming massacre. She d. at Kingston, near Wilkesbarre,
Pa., where he d. in 1809.
Their chi/drcn ivere :
5598. Lazarus, b.about 1780, at Kingston. He m. Elizabeth Car-

penter, b. about 1779, daughter of Benjamin Carpenter of
Kingston, Pa., and foinierly of Orange county, N. Y. He
was a farmer, and settled on his father's farm at Kingston,
where he d. 16 31arch, 1841, and where she was living in
1863. They had eight children born at Kingston :
1. Hiram, h. 9 Jan., 18U4. He was a farmer, and was liv-

ing with his mother at his paternal homestead at Kingston in
1863, unm.
2. Jlar^, b. about 180G. She m. about 1835, (^hauncey
A. Keynolds of Plymouth, Pa., where they settled, and where
she d. 16 Feb., 1863, leaving him surviving. They had one
son : Lazarus, b. about 1836, a lawyer, who d. in July, 1859,
num.
3. Waj/man, b. about 1808, and was a physician at Wilkes-
barre, Pa., and d. about 1828, unm.
HYDE GENEALOGY. 811
4. Nathan, b. about 1810, who d. about 1831, at Kings-
ton, unni.
5. Benjamin Carpenter, b. 1812, m. about ]850, Frances
Johnson, and was a printer at Philadelphia, and d. about
1857, and had one child Elizabeth, who died in childhood.
:
6. Elizaheth Sill, b. about 1814, who in. about 1847, Wil-

liam Hancock, and settled at Kingston, where he was a mer-
chant, mill-owner, and tanner and currier, and where she d.
about 1857, and had three children Hiram ; Ellen and
:
;
Emely.
7. Sarah, b. about 1816, who m. about 1836, Gilbert
lleiley, of Troy, N. Y. They settled at Starkey, N. Y., and
removed to Kingston, Pa., where they were living in 1863,
and had five children Elizabeth, who m. John J. Pfouts of
:
Wilkesbarre; Charles; Kate; Dick; and Anne.

8. Charles, b. 23 Jan., 1818, graduated at Dickinson col-
lege in 1839, and was a lawyer. He m. 7 May, 1845, at
Norfolk, Va., Ellen Elizabeth Hulings, b. 27 May, 1823, at
Lewiston, Pa., the eldest daughter of David Watts Hulings,
Esq., and Maria Holmes Patten of Lewiston. They settled
at Wilkesbarre, where they were living in 1863, and he was
then a member elect of the thirty-eighth congress of the
United States. They had seven
children Charles, b. 12:
April, 1846; David, 26 Sept., 1848, and d. 28 Aug., 1850 ;

b.
Elizabeth b. 11 Oct., 1851 Henry Goodwin, b. 28 Jan.,
;
1854, and d. 6 April, 1856 Maria Patten, b. 13 Nov., 1856;

;
Hiram, b. 21 May, 1859, d. 31 July, 1863; and Mary Hu-

lings, b. 20 iMay, 1861.
5598a. John, who m. 1 Fellows, and settled in Licking county,
0., where she died. He had by her several children, one of
whom was Stamcay.
He then removed to Iowa, and married again, and died
about 1839, and had also children by his last wife.
5598&. George, b. about 1790, at Kingston. He m. Caroline Bow-
man, daughter of Ebenezer Bowman, Esq., a lawyer of
Wilkesbarre, Pa. He was a lawyer, and they settled at
Wilkesbarre, where he was a member of the state legislature
for many years, and was a member of congress four years.
He died in 1832, at Wilkesbarre, at the age of 42 years, and
she died shortly afterwards. They had five children, proba-
bly all born at Wilkesbarre.
1. Charles, and 2. Harriet, both of whom died in child-
hood.
3. George, who graduated at Dickinson college about 1841,
and died unm. while he was studying for the ministry.
4. Henry Mandcville, who graduated at Dickinson college
about 1841, and was an Episcopal clergyman. He m. Alice
Tyler, a daughter of President John Tyler of Virginia, by
his first wife. He was settled as rector of the Episcopal
322 HYDE GENEALOGY.
church Ky., where she died. He then removed

at Louisville,
to Charleston, S. C, where hed. in Sept., 1859, of the yellow
fever. They had one child: Elizabeth, b. about 1851.
5. Mory, b. about 1819, who died about 1837, at the age
of 18 years, unm.
5599. Elizabeth Sill. She m. Elijah Shoemaker of Kingston, Pa.,
where they settled, and where he was a large landholder, and
a man of wealth. He d. about 1827 at Kingston, where she
d. about 1830. They had eight children born at Kingston :
1. Charles Denison, graduated at Yale in 1824, and was a

lawyer. He m. Mary Denison, daughter of Charles Denison,
Esq., a lawyer of New Haven, Conn. They settled at Wilkes-
barre, where he was prothonotary, and held various public
offices, and where she d. about 1837. He had by her two
children: Oscar; and Mary. He then m. the widow Stella
(Mercer) Spring of New Orleans, and d. about 1 July, 1861,
and she was living in 1863. He had by her four other
children Robert Frederick William and Lazarus.
: ; ; ;
2. EHzaheth Sill, who m. 1 John Danly of Kingston, and

2 Dr. Henry Spence of Starkey, N. Y.
3. Elijah, who m. and settled at Kingston, and d. in Dec,
1862, and had two children.
4. Jane, who m. John Passmore of Bradford county, Pa.,
where they were living in 1863, s. p.
5. George, who m. llebecca and settled at Kingston,
,
where he d. about 1849, and had a large family.

6. Nathan, who d. about 1832, unm.
7. Caroline, who m. Dr. Levi Ives, son. of Levi Ives of
New Haven. He received the degree of doctor of medicine
at Yale in 1838, and was a physician. They settled at New Ha-
ven, where they were living in 1863, and had one child Robert. :
8. Lazarus Denison, graduated at Yale in 1840, and was a

lawyer. He m. Esther Wadharas of Plymouth, Pa., and
they were living at Wilkesbarre in 1863, and had a large
family.
5599a. Mary. She m. Thomas Patterson. He was a farmer, and
they settled at Huntington, Pa., where they died. They had
eight children, probably all b. at Huntington :
1. Nathan, who m. and settled at Summit Hill, Pa., and

had a family.
Elizabeth Sill, whom. Aten Bowman of Columbia county,
2.
Pa., and died leaving three childi-en Caroline, ttc.
:
3. Thomas, who m. Anne Haff, and settled at Mauch

Chunk, Pa., and in 1863 had one daughter.
4. Mary Anne, who ni. Dr. Thompson of Mauch
Chunk, where she was living in 1863, and was a widow and
had three children.
5. Ezekiel M., who m. and settled at New Brunswick,
N. J., where he lived in 1863, and had a family.
: :
HYDE GENEALOGY. gjg

6. Sarah, who m. Richard Sharp, and settled at Eckley,
Pa., where they lived in 1863, and had a large family.
7. Robert, who m. Trescott of Huntington, where
they were living in 1863, and had a family.
8. John, who m. and settled at Easton, Pa., where he was
living in 1863.
bb'd^h. Anne. She m. Daniel Turner of Kingston, Pa,, where
they settled, and she d. about 1824. leaving one child
George Denison, who was a merchant at Hope. N. J., in
1863.
5599c. Sarah, who m. Thomas Ferrier, and settled in Yates county,
N. Y., where he died, s. p.
She then m. Stephen Abbot, who d. at Planes. Pa., and
she was living at Kingston in 1863, s. p.
yi. Mary Sill (1908), born at Lyme, Conn., 22 July,

1752, second daughter of Jabez Sill (452) and Elizabeth
Noyes, was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9)
of the third generation. She m. 1770, James Gould, b. at
!N"orth Lyme, son of James Gould and Elizabeth Chappel
{see No. 1886). They settled at Lyme, and in 1772, re-
moved to Wilkesbarre, Pa., where they remained until the
battle of Wyoming, in July, 1778. He was in the array,
and she, with her four young children, fled through the
wilderness, to the place of her nativity, where her husband
subsequently rejoined her. And they resided at Lyme
until his death, in 1810. She shortly afterwards removed
to Canandaigua, IST. Y., where she d. 22 April, 1847.
5600. Elisha, b. 28 March, 1771, at Lyme.

5601. William, b. 17 Dec, 1773, at Wilkesbarre. He married, and
had a family, the particulars of whom I have not been able
to obtain. But it is supposed that his son George, lived at
Geneva. 0., in 1860.
5602. Alfred, b 12 May, 1784, at Lyme. He m. Catherine Long-
yer of Ulster county, b. about 1791. They removed to East
Bloomfield, N. Y., soon afterwards, where he d. 28 March,
1858, and she d. 4 Oct., 1859. They had five children
1. unm. in 1862.
Julia,
2. James, died at the age of 34, at Sheboygan, unm.
3. Mary C m. May, 1837, Dr. Henry E.'^Griffith, a phy-
,
sician, and they were living at East Bloomfield in 1862, and

had eight children Henry E., b. 21 April, 1838 Kate I.,
: ;
b. 12 May, 1840 Mary, b. 16 July, 1842 Alfred G., b. 17

; ;
Oct.. 1846; Julia A., b. 10 Jan., 1849; Emma, b. 7 Aug.,

1852, d. 22 Sept., 1856; James, b. 3 June, 1855 and Ed-
;
ward, b. 26 Aug., 1856.

814 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Phinehas, living at East Bloomfield in 1862, unm.

4.
who died in childhood.
5. Elizabeth,
5603. James, b. 12 Nov., 1789, at Lyme. He d. 11 Dec, 1812, at
East Bloomfield, unm.
5603a. Elizabeth, b. 26 Feb., 1775, at Wilkesbarre, and d. in March,
1787, at Lyme, Conn.
5604. Mary, b. 11 Aug., 1777, at Wilkesbarre. She m. 1 Jan.,
1797, Luther Cole. b. 21 Sept., 1771. He was a merchant,
and they settled at Canandaigua, N. Y., where she d. 11
April, 1819, and he d. 10 O^-t., 1824. They had seven
children, born at Canandaigua :
1. Saroh, b. 5 Oct., 1797, m. 18 Jan., 1821, David C.

Bates of Canandaigua, who d. in 1849, at Canandaigua, where
she was living in 1862, and had six children : James Henry,
b. 1823 Luther Cole, b. 1825; Mary Elizabeth, b. 1828,
J
m. E. A. Wales of Detroit; Francis, b. 1830, m. 1858, Mary

Greenleaf; George Boughton, b. 1833, m. 1862, Eliza
Field Charles Curtis, b. 1836, m. 1861, Sarah Graves ; and
;
Ellen M., b. 1838, died unm.

2. James L., b 28 Dec, 1798, d. 8 Feb., 1823, unm.
3. Hemy S., b. 2 Sept., 1800, m. 25 May, 1825, Victoire
Desnoyers of Detroit, and d. 10 June, 1836.
4. Elizabeth, h. 5 Aug., 1803, and d. 27 Oct., 1822, unm.
5. Thomas G., b. 24 Feb., 1806, m. 27 Jan., 1827, Mary
Disbrow, and d. 25 Jan., 1862, at Monro, Mich.
6. Harriet 31, h. 13 Feb., 1808, m. 19 Nov., 1834, B. F.
Fifield of Detroit.
Joseph C.,h. 10 Aug., 1810, m. 5 Dec, 1833, Martha
7.
I. Clark, and was living at Monro, Mich., in 1862.
5605. Sarah, b. 26 Dec, 1779, at Lyme. She m. in 1806, Phinehas
P. Bates, b. about 1780, at Hartland, Conn., son of Phinehas
Bates and Esther Curtis of Hartland, who were among the
pioneer settlers of Canandaigua in 1790. They settled at
Canandaigua, where he was a leading citizen, and was sheriff
of the county of Ontario, and became a wealthy farmer. He
d. 13 Dec, 1857, at Canandaigua, aged 77, and she was liv-
ing at Detroit in 1859. They had children, born at
Canandaigua, the particulars of whom I have not been able to
obtain, except that I am informed they had a son : George
C. Bates, who graduated at Geneva college, and was a law-
yer at Detroit ; a daughter, who m. James A. Armstrong of
Detroit; a son, John Bates, who graduated at Geneva col-
lege, m. A. M. Cpham, and d. at Canandaigua in 1856, and
had three children ; and that there was another son, whose
name I have not learned, who m. and settled at Monro, Mich.
5606. Sophia, b. 1 Jan., 1794, at Lyme. She m. 11 Nov., 1818,
George Washington Blodgett, b. 11 Dec, 1795, at Randolph,
Vt., son of Caleb Blodgett and Charity Walbridge of Alex-
ander, N. Y. He was a merchant, and they settled at Le
Roy, N. Y., where she d. 1 Oct., 1858, and he was living in
1862. They had four children, born at Le Roy:
;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 815

1. George Gould, m. 1842, Cornelia Chandler of Batavia,
and was a lawyer, removed to Milwaukie, and in 1853 to
Iowa, and in 1862 was a major of Missouri volunteers, and
had three children Cornelia Winifred, b. 4 April, 1844
:
George, b. 1848, d. 1854 and Virginia Sophia, b. 1854.

;
2. Mary Sill, living with her father at Le Roy, unm in

1862.
3. Bcjivi/ Cole, m. 1855, Maria Birdsall of Palmyra, daugh-
ter of Thomas Birdsall, was a merchant at Rochester, and
was living atSeneca Falls, N. Y., in 1862, and had two
children: George W. ; and Thomas B.
4. Sophia Gould, m. 3 May, 1860, John R. Anderson, a
merchant of Le Roy.
5607. Naomi, b. 28 Feb., 1786, at Lyme. She m. Major Peter
Hughes, an officer of the army of the revolution. He lived
at Ovid, and was sheriff of Seneca county, removed to
Auburn, and was clerk of Cayuga county, where he died.
She had by him one child :
1. l\'ter Goxdd, who d. 26 Jan., 1846, at Detroit.
She then m. 26 Xdv., 1822, Henry Chapin of Canandaigua.

In 1834 they removed to Norwalk, 0., where she d. 20
April, 1853, and where he was living in 1862. She had by
him four other children :
1. Clarissa Greig, who m. Joseph C. Cole.

2. Sarah Cornelia.
3. Mary Sill.
4. Edivard, who m. Jennie Morton of Sandusky City, and
was living at Toledo, 0., in 1862.
5608. Elizabeth 2d, b. 8 Sept., 1792, at Lyme. She d. 7 May, 1813,
unm.
5609. Abigail Noyes, b. 1 March, 1795, at Lyme. She m. 27 Jan.,
1817, Heman Judd Redfield, b. 27 Dec, 1788, at Suffield,
Conn., eldest sou of Peleg Redfield and Mary Judd, and
grandson of Capt. William Redfield and Elizabeth Starr of
Guilford, and great grandson of Theophilus Redfield and
Priscilla Grinncll of Killingworth, and great great grandson
of James Redfield and Elizabeth Howe, and great great great
grandson of William Redfield, the first, of New London. He
was a lawyer, and they settled at Le Roy, N. Y., where he was
a state senator and master in chancery. He was afterwards col-
lector of the customs for the district of New York. She d. 11
Feb., 1841, and he had by her fourteen children :
1. Elizabeth Gould, h.'l Nov., 1817, who m. Robert W.

Lowbcr, a broker, and they were living at the city of New
York in 1861.
2. Mary Judd, b. 25 July, 1819, who m. Henry J. Glowa-
chi, a lawyer of Batavia, N. Y.
3. Spencer, b. 1 April, 1821, and d. 10 June, 1837.
4. Heman, b. 25 Feb., 1823.
5. Manning, b. 21 Jan., 1826, and d. 6 Oct., 1848, unm.
:
gig HYDE GENEALOGY.
6. Jane, b. 14 May, 1827, m. Lawrence Turnure, a mer-

chant of New York, where they were living in 1802, and had
one sou Lawrence, b. 1861.
:
7. Sarah Cornelia Bates, b. 31 Dec, 1828, d. 6 Jan. 1829.

8. Sarah Cornelia Bates 2d, b. 13 Nov., 1829, m. Lieut.
Ralph Chandler of the U. S. navy.
9. Anne Maria, b. 18 May, 1831, m. George Evans, of
Batavia, N. Y.
10. James Henry, b. 30 June, 1833, and d. 14 March,
1834.
11. Robert Bayard, b. 24 Dec, 1834, and died young.
12. Henry Seymour, b. 17 March, 1836.
13. b. 7 Sept., 1837, and d. 28 Nov., 1837.
James,
14. James
Metcalf, b. 17 July, 1839.
After the death of his first wife, he (Heman J. Redfield)
m. 14 April, 1846, Constance C. Batty, and had by her four
other children (not of the Hyde blood) Frank Batty, b. 20
:
31arch, 1847 ; Abby Littell, b. 17 Aug., 1848 ; Una Clark,

b. 11 July, 1851 ; and Martha Evans, b. 1855.
YL Naoma Sill (1909), born at Lyme, Conn., 28 Iôv.,

1754, third daughter of Jabez Sill (452) and Elizabeth
Noyes, was a great grauddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9)
of the third generation. She m. John Paul Schott. He
was a captain in the army of the United States, in the war
of the revolution, and they settled at Philadelphia, where
they both died.
Their children were
6610. James, born at Philadelphia. He m. Bryan, and they
Philadelphia, where he was a merchant, and be-
settled at
came very wealthy. They were living at Philadelphia in
1863, and had a large family.
5611. John Sill, born at Philadelphia. He was a physician, and
married, and settled in Philadelphia, where he died in July,
1863, leaving a large family.
5612. John Paul, born at Philadelphia. He married, and settled at
Philadelphia, where he died, leaving one son John Paul, :
who died uum.

6613. A name I have not obtained but who m.
daughter, whose -,
Henry Mandeville of Philadelphia. They removed to Louis-

iana, and had one son :
Henry, who was a lawyer, at or near Vicksburgh in 1861.
VL Capt. Richard Lord Sill (1911), born at Saybrook,

Conn., 10 June, 1757, eldest son of Capt. Richard Sill
(453) and Zipporah Ayers, was a great grandson of Eliza-
HYDE GENEALOGY. 817
beth Hyde (9) of the third generation. He studied medi-
cine with his uncle, Dr. Elisha Sill of Goshen, and was a
physician. He m. Sarah Hale of Goshen. They settled
at Cornwall and removed to Windsor, Conn., where he
practiced medicine. But disliking his profession he aban-
doned it, became a shipmaster, and removed to Hartford,
where he d. 6 Aug., 1805.
Their children tvere :
5620. William Richard, b. about 1780, was a shipmaster, aud d.

about 1803, on the African coast.
5621. Thomas Hale, b. 11 Oct., 1783, at Windsor. He graduated
at Brown University 1804, and was a lawyer. He m. Jo-
anna Chase, daughter of Rev. Amos Chase, minister of
Litchfield, Conn. They settled at Erie, Pa., where he was
state's attorney for Warren county, member of the legisla-
ture, member of congress, and postmaster, and was president
of the United States branch bank, member of the constitution-
al convention of 1836, and a presidential elector in 1848. He
d. 7 Feb., 1856, at Erie. He had six children :
1. Richard, b. 19 Aug., 1817, at Erie, m. Eliza R. Her-

ron, daughter of John Herron and Clara his wife, was a mer-
chant, and lived at Pittsburgh.
2. Joanna L., b 4 Sept., 1819, at Erie, m. Joseph Selden
of Erie, and d. 7 April, 1854.
3. Sarah Hale, b. 14 Sept., 1822, at Erie, m. Matthew
Taylor of Erie.
4. Thomas, h. 20 July, 1824, at Erie, was a merchant,
and settled at Pittsburgh.
5. Joseph, b. 1 March, 1827, at Erie, where he was a mer-
chant.
6. James, b. 11 Nov., 1829, at Erie, was a lawyer, and
was living at Erie in 1859, where he wis district attorney.
5622. Roderick, b. about 1790. He went from Hartford to the
West Indies in 1810, as supercargo of a ship, and was taken
sick and died before the return of the vessel.
5623. Jeuuette, b. at Windsor. She m. Return Strong of New York,
and d. in 1805.
After the death of Capt. Richard Lord Sill, his widow m.

Deacon Jesse Stanley of Goshen, b, 23 Dec, 1757, eldest
son of William Stanley and Anne Baldwin of Farmington
and afterwards of Goshen. She was his second wife, and
they removed to Mount Morris, N. Y., where she d. 1820,
and he d. 24 June, 1845.
VI. Col. Elisha Sill (1912), born at Saybrook, Conn.

103
:
gig HYDE GENEALOGY.
27 March, 1772, second son of Capt. Eicliard Sill (453) and

Zipporali Ayres, of Saybrook, was a great grandson of 1
Elizabeth Hyde (91) of the third generation. He m. 7 \

April, 1799, Mary Hart, daughter ot'Samnel Hart, Esq., of '
Saybrook. He was a farmer, and they settled at Ayers'

Point, in Saybrook, on the farm upon which he was born.
He was deacon of the church, justice of the peace, mem-
ber of the legislature and colonel of militia. She d. 4
May, 1851, at Saj'brook, aged 77 years where he was ;
living in 1859, at the age of 87 years.
Their children were

5624. Henry Richard, b. 17 June, 1802, at Saybrook. He was a
farmer, and d. 14 Oct., 1826 at Saybrook, unm.
5625. Charles Elisha, b. 29 Nov., 1803, at Saybrook. He m. 13
March, 1843, Jennette Bull. He was a farmer, and they
settled at Saybrook, where he was living in 1859. They had
four children :
1. Charles Atujusfna, b. 10 Aug., 1845.

2. Sara Eliza, b. 14 Dec, 1848.
3. Francis Marvin, b. 26 Feb., 1852.
4. Jennette Amelia, b. 20 June, 1854.
5626. Edward Oswald, b. 12 Feb., 1806, at Saybrook. He was a
sailor, and d. 7 Oct., 1826, unm.
5627. George Augustus, b. 15 June, 1809, at Saybrook, and d. 23
June, 1809,
5628. G-eorge Augustus 2d, b. 4 Feb., 1811. at Saybrook. He was
a merchant at Manhattan, O., and a ruling elder in the
church, and d. 27 Sept., 1837, unm
5629. Roderick William, b. 15 April, 1814, at Saybrook. He m.
Joanna Bull, and was a merchant at Manhattan, 0. They
removed to Saybrook, where he was living in 1858, and was
engineer of a steamboat. They had two children :
1. iMari/ Hart, b. 18 April, 1841.

2. Martha, b. 5 Jan., 1848. d. 28 May, 1850.
5630. Horace, b. 11 Dec, 1817. at Saybrook. He m. Nancy H.
Bromley. He was a silversmith, and they settled at New
York, where she died.
He then m. Sarah Bantee of New York, where he was liv-
ing in 1859, and had two children :
1. Mary Elizabeth, b. 29 July, 1842.

2. Louisa Townsend, b. 9 Feb., 1845.
5631. Lydia Hart, b. 7 April, 1799; unm. in 1859.
VI. Rev. Elijah Bennet Sill (1917), born at New Fair-

Conn., 1760, son of Rev. Elijah Sill (454) and Dorcas
field,
Bennet of Nêw Fairfield, was a great grandson of Eliza-
beth Hyde (9) of the third generation. He was a Presby-
HYDE GENEALOGY, 8|9
terian clergyman. He m. Chloe Barnes, and they settled

at Pawlings, IST. T.
5632. Deodatus, b. 4 May, 1784, at Pawliugs. He m. 31 Oct.,

1811, Margaret McKaight. They lived at Franklinville,
N. Y., where he d. 29 May, 1852. They had ten children :
1. Deodatus, b. 16 Aug., 1814, and d. 9 Sept., 1814.

2. Hiram, b. 24 Feb., 1817, m. Zerviah Pierce, and set-
tled at Franklinville, and had four children Martha La-
:
verne, b. 22 June, 1843 Joseph Adelbert, b. 4 April, 1845 j

;
Susan Emerette, b. 21 Aug., 1847 ; and Serena, b. 9 April,

1850.
3. Mary, b. 15 June, 1819, m. John Pierce.
4. Martha, b. 12 March, 1821, and d. 9 Jan., 1830.
5. Samuel, b. 30 May, 1823, m. Mary Z. Pierce, and lived
at Richbui-gh, Pa., and had two children Encome A., b. 28
:
Oct., 1851, and d. 5 Sept., 1852; and James E., b. July,

1853.
6. Susan, b. 30 May, 1823, (twin) and d. 13 April, 1847,
unra.
7. George, b. 25 Aug., 1826, m. Maria J. Cooper, lived at
Ischua, N. Y., aud had two children Miron Viranes, b. 22
:
July, 1852 ; and Nelson Benias, b. 23 March, 1854.

8. Nelson, b. 19 June, 1829.
9. Samantha, b. 26 July, 1831.
10. Alexander, b. 30 Aug., 1834.
5it33. William, b. 26 Sept., 1786, at Pawlings. He m. Harriet
Arnold, and lived at Franklinville, where he d. 30 Aug.,
1839. They had thirteen children :
1. John William, b. 20 Dec, 1815, m. Caroline Searl, set-

tled at Franklinville, and had three children Orissa, b. 19
:
May, 1839 ; William B., b. 14 May, 1842, and Frances

Maria, b. 1 April, 1846.
2. Caroline H., b. 25 Nov., 1817, m. Asaph Fitch.
3. Elijah B., b. 18 March, 1820, d. 9 Jan., 1842.
4. Thomas Manly, b. 24 May, 1822, m. Sarah Farwell, and
settled at Franklinville.
5. Chloe A., b. 17 Sept., 1824, d. 15 June, 1831.
6. Charlotte, b. 27 April, 1827, m. Erie Kent.
7. Phehe A., b. 13 June, 1830, m. Armenus Kent.
8. Andrew Jackson, b. 29 Oct., 1832.
9. Alonzo D., b. 28 Nov., 1835.
10. Mark, b. 8 Dec, 1837.
11. Newell, died in childhood.
12. Stisanna, died in infancy.
13. Mary, died in childhood.
5634. Elijah, b. 4 Nov., 1792, at Pawlings. He m. 1820, Mar-
garet Conrad. He was a farmer, and they settled at Frank-
:
g20 HYDE GENEALOGY.
linville, and removed to Hinsdale, N. Y. He d. 8 April,

1852. They had four children :
1. Hannah 3Iaria, b. 24 Feb., 1825, in. Lyman Searl of

Franklinville.
2. Anne Matilda, b. 14 Oct., 1828, m. Jacob Houck of
Franklinville.
3. Henry Elijah,b. 12 May, 1830, m. Emeline A. Nourse,
settled at Hinsdale, and had two children Emeline Adell,
:
b. 25 Dec, 1849, d. 9 Feb., 1850, and Rosalie Emeline, b.

5 Sept., 1853.
4. Harvey Neicell, b. 29 Oct., 1832, m. Laura Ann Scof-
field, and settled at Bloomfield, Pa.
5635. Alonzo, b. 1805, at Pawliugs. He married and settled at
Franklinville, and removed to Rushford, N. Y., and had four
children :
1. Daoiiel B., b. 26 March, 1832.

2. I)a\îd C, b. 1 May, 1834.
3. Jane, b. 30 April, 1839.
4. Ulijah B., b. 28 Feb., 1844.
5636. Newell, born at Pawlings.
5637. Susan, born at Pawlings, and died at age of 19 years, unm.
5638. Mary, b. 1789, at Pawlings. Shem. Marcus Moffatt, resided
at Franklinville, and died 1849.
5639. Albasiudra, born at Pawlings.
VI. Daniel Sill (1918), born at New Fairfield, Conn.,

1771, son of Rev. Elijah Sill (454) and Dorcas Bennet, was
a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third genera-
tion. He ni. 25 Jan., 1798, Abigail McKnight. They
settled at Oxford, N. Y. She d. about 1806.
His children hy her ivere :
5640. Addison, Aug., 1800 at Oxford.

b. 2 He m. 7 March, 1825,
Jemima Cleveland, and lived at Kingsville, 0. They had
seven children
1. Daniel, b. 13 Jan., 1826, m Nancy Ann Joiner, was
living at Kingsville in 1855, had one child Addison, b. 6 :
Nov., 1853.
2. Alpheus, b. 19 July, 1828, and d. 12 Nov., 1851, unm.
3. Joanna, b. 26 Jan., 1831, and d. 13 June, 1832.
4. Joanna 2d, b. 7 April, 1833.
5. Eunice A., b. 29 May, 1836.
6. Asenath, b. 21 June. 1843.
7. Ellen, b. 5 April, 1847, and d. 21 Jan., 1851.
5641. Asenath, b. 13 Dec, 1798, at Oxford. She m. Samuel
Lewis, and d. March, 1850.
5642. Diana, b. 31 Jan., 1803, at Oxford, and d. 25 Aug., 1804.
5643. Susan, b. 10 Dec, 1804, at Oxford. She m. Avery Cleve-
land, and d. 15 May, 1839.
::
HYDE GENEALOGY. 821

Daniel Sill tlien m. 2 Feb., 1808, Albasiudra Barnes.
He was a farmer and after several removes, d. at Ossian,
K Y., 17 Feb., 1826.
His children hy her loere :
5644. Griswold, b. 10 Jan., 1810, and d. 27 July, 1811.

5645. Ogden, b. 27 Feb., 1812, and d. 24 Sept., 1817.
YI. Lord Freedom Sill (1819), born at New Fairfield,

Conn., 2 Jan., 1785, son of Rev. Elijah Sill (454) and Dorcas
Barnes, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He m. Hannah Covey, settled at But-
ternuts, and removed to German, IST. Y.
Their children were
5646. William, b. 11 May, 1824.

5647. Phebe A., b. 24 Jan., 1816.
5648. Sarah A., b. 5 Sept., 1817, m. John Barnes of Triaogle, N. Y.
YI. Elisha Eaton Sill (1920), born at Lyme, Conn., 18

July, 1774, eldest son of Dr. Elisha Sill (455) and Mary Hea-
ton of Goshen, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9)
of the third generation. He m. 1805 Susan M. Hopkins,
born at Goshen, Conn., daughter of Samuel Hopkins of
Goshen, and sister of Samuel Miles Hopkins, a distin-
guished lawyer of the state of New York. He was a mer-
chant, and they settled at Utica, N". Y., where he died in
Oct., 1812..
Their children were

5649. William Eaton, b. 14 Oct., 1806, at Utica. He graduated at
Hamilton College 1825, and was a lawyer. He m. 13 Sept.,
1831, his first cousin, Julia Ann Hopkins, b. 1807, at New
York, daughter of Samuel Miles Hopkins and Sarah E.
Rogers, then of the city of Albany. They settled at Geneva,
N. Y., where she d. 5 March, 1849. He had by her six
children, born at Geneva.
1. Elizabeth, b. 21 June, 1832. unm. in 1858.
2. iSusan Dwight, b. 22 June, 1834, and d. 17 Oct., 1856,
unm.
3. Amu b. 24 May, 1838, unm. in 1858.
Julia
4. Mary Eaton, b. 23 June, 1840, unm. in 1858.
5. Theodore, b. 2 March, 1843.
6. William H., b. 20 Feb., 1849, and d. 25 March, 1850.
He then m. 25 May, 1853, Anna Sutherland, b. 27 May,
1815, at Albany, daughter of Hon. Jacob Sutherland, one of
the justices of the supreme court of New York, and Frances
:
822 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Lansing, and granddaughter of Hon. John Lansing, the

second chancellor of the state of New York. They were
living at Geneva in 1858, and he had by her one child :
7. Jacob Sutherland, b. 31 Jan., 1855, d. 14 Jan., 1856.

5650. Samuel Hopkins, b. 15 June, 1812, at Utica. He m. 15
May, 1839, Susan Anne Rose, born at Rose Hill, Seneca
county, N. Y., daughter of Hon. Robert S. Rose and Jane
Lawson. They settled at Geneva, where she d. 16 June,
1848, and where he was living in 1858. They had four
children, born at Geneva
1. Robert Rose, b. 22 Aug., 1840, an undergraduate at
Yale in 1858.
2. William Eaton, b. 22 Nov., 1842.
3. Henr^ Rose, b. 1 Oct., 1844.
4. Frederick, b. 10 May, 1848, and d. Feb., 1857.
5651. Susan Hopkins, b. 1810, at Utica, and d. 2 March, 1835, unni.
After the death of Elisha Eaton Sill, his widow m. the

Rev. Henry Dwight, and removed, with her children, to
Geneva, N. Y., and had by him three other children. He
d. in 1857, at Geneva, where she was living in 1858. One
of her daughters, by her last husband, Mary Elliot Dwight,
b. 18 June, 1817, m. Henry Lathrop Young (3490) eldest
son of Henry Young and Mary Hyde (1041) of New York.
{See No. 3490.)
VI. Gen. Theodore Sill (1921), born at Goshen, Conn.,

3 Jan., 1777, second son of Dr. Elisha Sill (455) and Mary
Heaton of Goshen, was a great grandson of Elizabeth
Hyde (9) of the third generation. He graduated at Yale
1797, and was a lawyer. He m. 10 Sept., 1810, Eliza
Mann. They settled at Whitesborough, ^. Y., where he
was for several years in successful practice with his
brother-in-law, Thomas R. Gold was a member of the
;
legislature and a major-general of the Xew York state

artillery. He d. 27 March, 1836, at Whitesborough. {See
Day's Class of 1797, p. 86.) His widow d. 29 April, 1849.
Their children were:

5652. John, b. 5 Oct., 1811, at Whitesborough. and d. 22 Oct.,
1811.
6653. Theodore Eaton, b. 21 Jan., 1816, at Whitesborough, d. in
1824.
6654. John Mann, b. 28 June, 1818, at Whitesborough. He was
a sailor, and d. 8 Oct., 1842, at the naval hospital, unm.
6655. Theodore Eaton 2d, b. 8 Feb., 1826, at Whitesborough, and
d. 7 Sept., 1829.
HYDE GENEALOGY,
823
5656. Eliza Mann, b. 7 Jan., 1813. at Whitesborough. She m.
Calvert Comstock, b. 2 July, 1812, at Western^ New York,
son of Alban Comstock and Eunice Morris. He was a law-
yer, and they settled at Rome, N. Y., where he was district
attorney. They were living at Rome in 1861, and he was
one of the editors and proprietors of the Albany Atlas and
Argus. They had eleven children, two of whom died in
infancy the others were
', :
1. Theodore. 2. Cornelia. 3. Edward. 4. Louise.

5. Mary. 6. Eliza. 7. Sarah. 8. Ella. 9. Calvert.
5657. Sarah Gold, b. 1 March, 1814, at Whitesborough. She m.
22 Jan., 1852, Rev. Gurdon Huntington of Sag Harbor, N. Y.,
and d. 31 Jan., 1858, s. }). He then m. her sister, Charlotte
M. (5659) in 1859.
5658. Mary Eloisa, b. 25 Feb., 1821, at Whitesboro', d. 2 Oct., 1823.
5659. Charlotte Marsh, b. 25 May, 1823, at Whitesboro'. She m.
25 Oct., 1859, Rev. Gurdon Huntington of Sag Harbor,
N. Y., whose first wife was her sister, Sarah Gold Sill (5657).
He was b. 27 Nov., 1818, and was third son of Benjamin
Huntington of New York, and his first wife. Faith Trumbull
Huntington. He graduated at Hamilton college 1838. and
was an Episcopal clergyman and a distinguished poet. They
had one child :
Channimj Moore, b. 4 Jan., 1861.

5660. Cornelia, b 15 Nov., 1829, at Whitesboro', d. 1838.
VI. Sarah Sill (1922), born at Goshen, Conn., 1764,

daughter of Dr. Elisha Sill (455) and Mary Heaton, was a
generation. She m. Thomas Ruggles Gold, b. 4 Iôv.,
1764, at Cornwall, Conn., fourth son of Rev. Hezekiah
Gold and Sarah Sedgwick of Cornwall.
[The Rev. Hezekiah Gold, b. about 1731, graduated at
Yale 1751, and was a clergyman. He m, 23"Nov., 1758,
Sarah Sedgwick, and settled at Cornwall, Conn., and d.
June, 1790, aged 59 years. His wife, Sarah Sedgwick,
baptized at Hartford, 25 May, 1739, and d. 28 Aug., 1766,
aged 27 years, was sister of Gen. John Sedgwick of Corn-
wall, and of Judge Theodore Sedgwick of Stockbridge,
and was the eldest daughter of Deacon Benjamin Sedg-
wick and Anne Thompson of Hartford, and afterwards of
Cornwall, and she was a descendant in the fifth generation
of General Robert Sedgwick, who came to Charlestown,
Mass., from London, ii. 1636. See No. 762.]
Thomas R. Gold graduated at Yale 1786, and was a
lawyer. They settled at Goshen, Conn., and removed to
Whitesborough, N. Y., about 1792 where he was at the
;
:
g24 HYDE GENEALOGY.
head of his profession, was a member of the state legisla-

ture, and a member of congress. He d. Nov., 1826, at
Whitesborough, and she d. 13 Jul}^, 1852.
Their children toere
6661. Hezekiah, drowned at 4 years old.
5662. Theodore Sedgwick, who graduated at Yale in 1838.
5663. Thomas Ruggles, who died at the age of 37 years.
5664. Harriet L., who m. Rev. John Frost, who graduated at Mid-
dlebury college 1806, and was a Presbyterian clergyman.
He d. 1842, and she was living at Whitesborough in 1859.
5665. Mary S., m. John Peek of the city of New York, who died
about 1856, at Brooklyn, where she was living in 1859.
5665. Sarah P., m. 1819, William B. Walton of Schenectady, who
d. 14 March, 1851, at Schenectady, where she was living in
1859, and had one child:
Margaret A., who m. 8 May, 1838, James R. Craig, son
of Dr. Archibald Craig of Schenectady, by his second wife,
Anna Maria Robinson. They were living at Schenectady in
1860, and had three children Ann Maria, b. 20 April,
:
1839, m. 10 April, 1861, Charles F. Chandler, professor of

chemistry in Union college; Eliza W., b. 13 May, 1848 and ;
William Walton, b. 16 April, 1850.
VI. Rev. Egbert Hubbard (1925), born at Middletown,

Conn., 11 Sept., 1743, third son of Robert Hubbard and
Elizabeth Sill (457), was a great grandson of Elizabeth
1769, and was a Congregational clergyman. He m. 20
Oct., 1773, his first cousin, Lucy Hiibbard (1950), b. 22
April, 1755, at Middletown, second daughter of Nehemiah
Hubbard and Sarah Sill (460) of Middletown. And on
the day of their marriage he was ordained as a clergyman,
and was settled as the first minister of Shelburn, Mass.
He d. 2 Nov., 1788, at Middletown, of consumption.
5667. Elihu.
5668. Robert. He graduated at Williams college 1803, and was a
clergyman. Preached at Angelica, and afterwards at Dans-
ville, N. Y. Hem. Van Campen, daughter of Moses Van
Campen of Dansville. Their son, JoJin Niles, graduated
at Yale 1839, and was a clergyman in Oswego county.
5569. Mary.
VI. Elijah Hubbard (1926), born at Middletown, Conn.,

1745, fourth son of Robert Hubbard and Elizabeth Sill
HYDE GENEALOGY. 325
third generation. He m. in 1772, Hannah Kent. They
settled at Middletown, where he was a commissary of the
United States in the war of the revolution, and was for
about twenty years a member of the state legislature and
a justice of the peace.
His children hy her v:ere :
5670. Elijah, b. 30 July, 1777, at Middletown. He graduated at

Yale 1795, and was a lawyer. He m. 26 Oct., 1810, his
fourth cousin, Lydia Mather (6071), b. 11 Aug., 1790, at
Lyme, youngest daughter of Samuel Mather and Lois Gris-
wold (2109;. Previous to his marriage he practiced law at
New London. They afterwards settled at Middletown, where
he was president of the bank at that place ; where he d. 4
Dec, 1846, and she d. 5 March, 1850. They had four child-
ren:
1. Ulijah Kent, b. 18 Oct., 1812. He graduated at Mid-
dletown college, m. 15 Sept., 1834, Elizabeth De Koren,
and removed to Chicago, where he d. 26 May, 1839, and had
two children: Elijah; and Henry De Koren.
2. Henry Grisioold, b. 8 Oct., 1814, m. 19 June, 1844,
Ptosella McDonough, daughter of Capt. Thomas McDonough
of the U. S. navy, and Lucy Ann Shaler. They were living
at Middletown in 1858.
3. Margaret Sill, b. 7 Oct, 1817, and d. 18 Dec, 1838,
unm.
4. John 28 July, 1822, m. Dec, 1852, Fran-
Ilarshall, b.
ces Fairchild. was a bookseller at New York in 1859.
He
5671. Sarah, born at Middletown. She m. her fourth cousin,
Thomas Mather (6061), eldest son of Samuel 31ather and
Lois Griswold (2109). {See No. 6061.)
5672. Hannah, born at Middletown. She m. John R. Watkinson,
and they had two children or more :
1. Jane H., m. 31ay, 1837, Wolcott Huntington, b. 20

Aug., 1796, at Norwich, second son of Gen. Ebenezer Hun-
tington and Lucretia Mary McClellan of Norwich. They
settled at Norwich, where he d. 26 March, 1861, s. p., leav-
ing her surviving.
2. Joh7i H., married Miss Stebbins.
After the death of his first wife, Hannah Kent, Elijah

Hubbard m. 1 Jan., 1782, Abigail Dickinson, sister of
John D. Dickinson of Troy, N. Y., who was a member
of congress.
His child by her teas :
5673. Samuel Dickinson, b. in 1800, at Middletown. He graduated

at Yale 1819, and was a lawyer, and in 1854 received the
honorary degree of doctor of laws from the Wesleyan Uni-
104
HYDE GENEALOGY. f
826
vei-sityof liis native city. He m. Jane Miles, and settled at
Middletown, where he was a member of congress, and after-
wards became postmaster-general of the United States. He
d. 8 Oct., 1855, at Middletown, aged 55 years, s. p.
VI. MiCAH Hubbard (1928), born at Middletown, Conn.,

8 Sept., 1748, sixth son of Eobert Hubbard and Elizabeth
Sill (457), was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of
the third generation. He m. 10 June, 1784, Content
Guernsey, b. 9 Sept., 1756, at Durham, Conn., eldest
daughter of Lemuel Guernsey and Kuth Camp. He was
a farmer, and they settled at ^Middletown, where he d. 1
Dec, 1831, and she d. 1 Sept., 1848, at the age of 92 years.
Their children tcere :
5674. Elihu, b. 1 Sept., 1786, at Middletown, and d. 6 Dec, 1853,
unm.
5675. Ebenezer Guernsey, b. 10 Jan., 1796, at Middletown. He
m. Lucy Lyman. They had no children.
5676. Ruth, b. 9 May, 1785, at Middletown. She was living in
1858, unm.
5677. Phebe, b. 8 May, 1788, at Middletown. She m. 12 June,
1812, Thomas Hill Hubbard, b. 5 Dec, 1781, at New Haven,
Conn., son of Eev. Bela Hubbard, D. D.. rector of Trinity
church. New Haven, and Grace D. Hill, and grandson of
Lieut. Daniel Hubbard of Guilford, and Diana Ward.
ITh'is Diana Ward, b. 11 Feb.. 1710, at Killingworth, who
m. 13 Oct., 1730, Lieut. Daniel Hubbard of Guilford, who was
b. 1697, and d. 28 Sept., 1751, was the youngest daugh-
ter of Andrew "Ward and Deborah Joy of Killingworth, and
was granddaughter of Andrew Ward and Tryal Meigs of Kil-
lingworth, and great granddaughter of Andrew Ward, one
of the of Weathersfield, Conn., who d. 1659, at
first settlers
Fairfield. Huhhard of Guilford, was grand-

Lieut. Daniel
son of Daniel Hubbard and Elizabeth Jordan of Guilford,
and great grandson of George Hubbard, who was one of the
settlers of Hartford in 1636, who was elected frequently as
a deputy to the general court, removed to Guilford previous
to 1650, where in 1665 he certified that Sowheag sold the
lands at Hartford to the whites. The will of this George
Hubbard is dated 23 May, with a codicil dated 30 Dec, 1682 ;
and was proved in May, 1683, and the testator then had three
sons John William ; and Daniel ; and four daughters.]
: ;
Thomas Hill Hubbard graduated at Yale 1799, and was a

lawyer. They Hamilton, N. Y., where he was
settled at
district attorney,was surrogate 10 years, and was twice elect-
ed to congress, and was an elector of President. In 1824,
they removed to Utica, N. Y., where he was clerk of the
HYDE GENEALOGY.
827
equity court for the fifth circuit, and clerk of the supreme
court, a trustee of Hamilton college, and was a presidential
elector in 1844 and 1852. He d. 21 May, 1857, at Utica,
where she was living in 1859. They had eleven children,
the seven first born at Hamilton, and the others at Utica :
1. Henry Guernsey, b. 8 May, 1813, was United States

consul at St. John's, Porto Rico, where he d. 16 Aug., 1846,
unm.
2. Bela, b. 23 April, 1814, graduated at Hamilton collegfe
1834, and was a lawyer. He m. 2 March, 1848, Sarah
Baughman, and settled at Detroit, where they were living in
1858, and had six children Henry Guernsey, b. 6 May,
:
1850; Collins Baushman, b. 8 Feb., 1852; Thomas Hill, b.

30 May, 1853 ; Edward King, b. 12 June, 1855 Mary, b. ;
Oct., 1856; and Robert, b. Nov., 1857.

3. Frances Elizabeth, b. 27 Nov., 1815, m. 1 May, 1839,
John Stryker. He was a lawyer, and they settled at Rome,
N. Y., where he was surrogate of Oneida county, and where
they were living in 1858. They had five children John, b. :
8 Feb., 1840 Phebe Hubbard, b. 16 March, 1842 Harriet

; ;
Pierson,b. 19 March, 1844; Grace, b. 12 May, 1846 ; and

and Thomas Hubbard, b. 14 Nov., 1847.
4. Frederick, b. 20 June, 1817 ; graduated at Hamilton
college 1836, and was a civil engineer. He was living at
Utica 1858, unm.
5. Grace Hill, b. 12 April, 1819, m. 14 Sept., 1841, Ed-
win C. Litchfield, b. 21 Jan., 1815, at Pompey, N. Y., third
son of Hon. Elisha Litchfield and Percey Tiff"any, and grand-
son of David Litchfield and Keziah Morse of Canterbury,
Conn (see 9 Gen. Reg., 188, 216). They settled at Albany,
where he was district attorney. They removed to New York,
where he was engaged in rail road operations. They were
living at Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1858, and had five children:
Mary Savage, b. 11 Sept., 1842, d. 6 Feb., 1843 Frances ;
Hubbard, b. 23 May, 1844; Edward Hubbard, b. 15 Nov.,

1845 Henry Percy, b. 4 Aug., 1847; and Grace Denio, b.
;
19 Nov., 1849.
6. Mary Ann Pitkin, b. 17 Jan., 1821, d. 14 March,
1822.
7. Thomas Bering, b. 14 Dec, 1823, d. 1 Sept., 1855, at
Brooklyn, unm.
8. Mary Smith, b. 24 Aug., 1825, m. 20 Sept., 1849,
Erasmus Darwin Litchfield, b. 7 Dec, 1818, at Pompey,
N. Y., fourth son of Hon. P]lisha Litchfield and Percey Tif-
fany. He was a merchant, and they settled at Brooklyn,
where he was living in 1858. She d. 6 June, 1856, at the
Island of Madeira. They had one child Frederick Darwin,
:
b. 11 June, 1851.
9. Edward Burr, b. 8 Oct., 1826, d. 14 July, 1845, at
Utica, unm.
:
g2g HYDE GENEALOGY.
10. Caroline, b. 10 Aug., 1828, m. 14 Sept., 1854, Dr.

Samuel G. Wolcott, M. D., and in 1860, had one child :
Mary Hubbard, b. 1859.

11. Rohert James, b. 1 June, 1830, was a merchant, and
was living in New York in 1858, unm.
5678. Sarah, b. 12 Jan., 1790, at Middletown, d. 4 Dec 1801. ,
5679. Elizabeth Sill, b. 19 July, 1794, at Middletown, m. John D.

Johnson, and d. 21 March, 1858, s. p.
YI. Abigail Hubbard (1931), born at Middletown,

Conn., 5 Jan., 1739, second daughter of Robert Hubbard
and Elizabeth Sill (457), was a great granddaughter of
Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation. She m. Dr.
Smith.
Their children were
5680. Elihu Hubbard.

5681. Mary Sheldon, m. Thomas Mumford, and had five children :
1. William TF., m. Angeline Jenkins, and had by her three

children: William; George; and Angeline. He then m.
Mary Bissell,
2. Helen, m. John Vought.
3. Elizabeth, m. Johnson.
4. George, m. Miss Hart.
5. Mary, m. Samuel D. Dakin, and had five children :
Frank Henry ; George Richard and Edward.

; ; ;
6. Henrietta, m. Charles Gould, and had six children :
Mary; Julia; James Charles; George and Frederick.

; ;
5682. Abigail, m. Ezekiel Bacon. He graduated at Yale 1794, was

a lawyer, settled at Utica, was a member of congress, &c. They
had five children :
1. John, m. Sarah and had four children Ellen ;

, :
Frank Mary and John.

; ;
2. William J., m. Eliza Kirkland, settled at Utica, and

was a justice of the supreme court, and had three children :
Cornelia G.; Frances E. ; and William.

3. Francis.
4. Elizaheth, m. Colt, and had four children : Thom-
as ; Frances and Henry.
Frank ; ;
5. Frances, m. Pomeroy.
5683. Frances, m. Thomas Skinner.
VI. Elizabeth Hubbard (1933), born at Middletown,

Conn., 1750, youngest daughter of Robert Hubbard and
Elizabeth Sill (457), was a great granddaughter of Eliza-
beth Hyde (9) of the third generation. She m. James
Morris.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 829

5684. James.
5685. Keuben.
5686. Robert, m.
5687. Abigail, m. Whiston.
VI. Joseph ISTiles (1935), born at Groton, Conn., 7 Jan.,

1750, second son of Benjamin Niles and Lucy Sill (459),
generation. He m. Dorothy Ingraham, and removed to
Spencertown, N. Y., where they probably both died.
Their children were
5688. Samuel J., m. Althea Lawrence, and d. in 1855, at Spencer-
town, N. Y. They had four children as I am informed :
1. Lucy. 2. Chauncey. 3. Pamelia. 4. Julia.

5688a. Joseph, who d. 3 Sept., 1815, at Lisle, N. Y., unm.
5689. William, b. 14 Jan., 1784, at Spencertown. He m. 24 June,
1818, at South Hadley, Sophia Goodrich, b. 23 Feb., 1789,
at Wethersfield, Conn., daughter of Josiah Goodrich and
Abigail Wolcott. They settted at South Hadley, and he d.
27 Aug., 1854, at Salisbury Conn. They had six children,
all except the last born at South Hadley :
1. William Joseph., b. 22 Aug., 1821, graduated at Union

college 1844, and was a reporter in congress about twelve
years. He m. 20 Oct., 1857, at Rome, N. Y., Mrs. Susan
(Highland) Roberts, b. 18 Oct., 1829, at Liverpool, Eng-
land, daughter of Thomas Highland and Alice Kingsley.
They were living at Angelica, N. Y., in 1861.
2. Henry Edward, b. 15 Aug., 1823, graduated at Union
college 1844, and at Princeton Theological seminary in
1848, and was a Presbyterian clergyman. He m. 26 June,
1850, at Lowell, Mass., Jennie E. Marsh, daughter of Sum-
ner Marsh and Josephine, his wife, of Lowell. He was pas-
tor at Valatia, N. Y., seven years, and at Angelica, N. Y.,
about three years, and in 1861 he was pastor of a church at
St. Louis, Mo., and they had three children : William Sum-
ner, b. 27 Dec, 1851, d. 15 Aug., 1852^ Henry Carpenter,
b. 17 June, 1858; and Alfred Salem, b. Oct., 1860.
3. Harriet Sophia, b. 16 April, 1825, living at Herkimer,
N. Y., in 1861, unm.
4. Joh7i Olmstead, b. 4 July, 1826, graduated at Albany
Medical college 1850, and was a physician. He m. 4 Jan.,
1854, Cornelia D. Norton, daughter of Lot Norton and Mar-
tha, his wife, of Salisbury Conn., where they were living in
1861, and had two children William W., b. April, 1858, d.
:
17 June, 1860 ; and Henry Norton, b. 10 March, 1861.

5. Abby Allen, b. 4 March, 1828, d. 12 March, 1828.
;
g3Q HYDE GENEALOGY.
6. Ulizabeth, b. 27 June, 1829, at Spencertown, m.

Mary
14 Rev. H. B. Gardiner of Galena, III, b. March,
Oct., 1850,
1821, in Scotland, son of Alexander Gardiner and Mary, his
wife, of Fort Covington. They were living at Herkimer,
N. Y., in 1861, and had three children Mary Eugenie, b.
:
30 April, 1852; Jennie Niles, b. 9 Sept., 1855; and Alice

Cornell, b. 5 April, 1858.
5690. Isaac, who d. 25 Oct., 1839, at Spencertown, unm.
5691. Russell, who d. 10 Aug,, 1829, at Spencertown, unm.
6692. Justin, who ni. Eliza Keziah Pratt, and d. 30 March, 1856,
at Spencertown, and had two children :
1. David P. 2. Elizabeth.
5693. Lydia, who m. William Lusk, and d. 25 Dec, 1854, at Lisle,
N. Y., and had four children :
1. Dennis. 2. Simeon. 3. 31ary. 4. Jolm.

5694. Lucy, who m. Dr. Jonathan C. Olmstead, and d. 17 March,
1851, at Spencertown, and had seven children:
1. Mary. 2. Thanhfid. 3. Harriet. 4. John.

5. Dora. 6. Sophia. 7. Louisa.
5695 Mary, who m. Andrew Lovejoy, and was living at New Con-
cord in 1861.
5696. Harriet, who m. Albert Cole, and d. 17 June, 1821, at Spen-
certown, and had a daughter, Charlotte.
5697. Almira, who m. Josiah Shelton, and was living at New Con-
cord in 1861.
YI. Moses N'iles (1936), bora at Groton, Conn., 31

Aug., 1752, third son of Benjamin Mies and Lucy Sill
third generation. He m. 12 Oct., 1780, at the Poqiionock
society, in Windsor, Conn., Naomi Marshall, daughter of
David Marshall of Windsor, descendant of Capt. Samuel
Marshall, one of the early settlers of that town. [That
Samuel Marshall came from England with his father,
Thomas Marshall of Boston, in 1684. He ra. 6 May,
1652, Mary Wilton, only child of Lieut. David Wilton of
Windsor, and was killed 19 Dec, 1675, in the great Narra-
ganset fight. He had by her nine children Samuel :
Thomas David Thomas 2d Eliakim John Lydia

; ; ; ; ;
Mary and Elizabeth.]

;
Moses Niles and wife settled at Windsor, where he d.

24 Nov., 1789.
6698. Richard, 23 Feb., 1785, at Windsor. He m. 7 May, 1810,

b.
Christina Griswold, b. 23 May, 1784, at Windsor, daughter
of Isaac G-riswold and Christiana Holcomb. He was a farm-
HYDE GENEALOGY. 831
er, and occupied his father's homestead at Windsor, and in
1825 was engaged in the manufacture of paper. He was a
man of great energy and activity, and frequently represented
his native town in the state legislature. He d. 19 June,
1846, at Windsor, where she was living in 1859. They had
six children, born at Windsor:
1. Juliet, b. 10 March, 1811, was living at the homestead
at Windsor in 1859, unm.
2. Lucadia Christiana, b. 25 June, 1813, m. 20 Aug.,
1850, Elisha M. Pease of Brazos, Texas, b. 3 Jan., 1812,
son of Lorain Thompson Pease and Sarah Marshall of En-
field, and grandson of John Pease and Charity Thompson,
and a descendant of John Pease, who came to America in
the Francis from Ipswich, in England, in 1684 (8 Gen.
Beg., 31). Elisha M. Pease went to Texas in 1883, and was
a lawyer, and was governor of Texas from 1853 to 1857.
They were living at Austin, Texas, in 1859, and had three
children : Carrie Augusta, b. 12 June, 1851 ; Julie Maria,
b. 14 3Iarch, 1853; and Annie Marshall, b. 28 Sept., 1854.
3. Moses Richard, b. 15 July, 1818, d. 5 Jan., 1819.
4. Aiiffnsta Elizabeth, b. June, 1820, d. 14 3Iarch, 1822.
5. Maria Harriet, b. 3 Nov., 1823, m. 14 May, 1851,
Rev. Clark R. .Moore, b. 15 May, 1825, at Sweden, N. Y.,
son of John Moore and Mary his wife, of Sweden. He
was educated at Hamilton college, and was a clergyman.
They were living at Portland, Me., in 1859, and had three
children Julia Edith, b. 25 Nov., 1852
: ; Emma Pillsbury,
b. 6 July, 1857 ; and Mary Christina, b. 25 Nov., 1858.
6. Aîgusta, b. 7 April, 1825, m. 6 Oct., 1846, Eliphalet
Ladd, b. 3 Jan., 1822, son of Henry Ladd and Hannah
Hurd of Portsmouth, N. H. He was a merchant, and they
settled at New York, and in 1853 removed to Windsor,
Conn., where they were living in 1859. They had three
children : Christina, b. 1 Dec, 1847 ; Henry, b. 12 June,
1850 ; and Jane Augusta, b. 31 Oct., 1854.
5699. John Milton, b. 20 Aug!, 1787, at Windsor. He m. 17
June, 1824, Mrs. Sarah (Robinson) Howe, b. 25 May, 1788,
at Hardwick, Mass., daughter of William Robinson, and
widow of Lewis Howe of Hardwick. She d. 29 Nov., 1842.
He was brought up to farming, and received only a common
school education. He became a lawyer, and settled at Hartford,
Conn., in 1817, where he established and edited The Hartford
Times. He was author of a history of South America and
Mexico, of a Life of Commodore Perry, and of Giles's Civil
Officer. He published, in connection with his brother-in-law,
Dr. John C. Pease, a Gazetteer of Connecticut and Rhode Is-
land. He was postmaster at Hartford, a member of the state
legislature, and judge of the Hartford county courts. In 1835,
he was elected to the United States senate, and again in 1842.
And in the latter part of President Van Buren's administra-
:
332 HYDE GENEALOGY.
tion, he was postmaster-general of the United States, and

was a very efficient officer.
After the death of his first wife, he m. Nov., 1845, Jane
Pratt, who d. Sept., 1850. After the expiration of his
second term in the senate of the United States, he spent
most of his time in horticultural pursuits, to which he was
enthusiastically attached, and he spent one year in Europe
after the loss of his last wife. He d. 31 May, 1856, at
Hartford, s. p.
5700. Pamelia, b. 10 July, 1781, at Windsor, d. 4 June, 1783.
5701. Naomi Griswold, b. 6 Feb., 1783," at Windsor. She m. Dr.
John C. Pease, b. 1782, eldest son of John Pease and Charity
Thompson of Enfield, and grandson of John Pease of Enfield,
by his first wife, Bathsheba Jones. He was a descendant of
John Pease of Salem, Mass., who came to America in the
ship Francis, from Ipswich, England, in 1634. He was a
physician, and they settled at Enfield, and removed to Hart-
ford, where they were living in 1858. They had five child-
ren :
1. John Randoljih. 2. Margaret. 3. Calista.

4. Augusta. 5. Darwin.
5702. Pamelia 2d, b. 20 Aug., 1789, at Windsor. She m. Cyrus

G-riswold, a farmer, of Windsor, where they settled, and
where they were living in 1859. They had nine children :
1. Antoinette. 2. Niles. 3. Clarissa. 4. Louisa.

5. James. 6. James Henry. 7. Fredus. 8. Byron.
9. Victoria.
VI. Thomas NiLES (1937), born at Groton, Conn., 2 July,

1760, youngest son of Benjamin Niles and Lucy Sill (459)
of Groton, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of
the third generation. He m. and removed to Spencer-
town, N. Y. The following is all the information I have
been able to obtain of his family and his descendants.
His children were
5703. Harvey, who married and had three children :
1. John Milton. 2. Mary Jane. William C.

3.
5704. Sill, who married and lived in Spencertown, and had three
children :
1. Eliza. 2. David. George.

3.
5705. Dan, who married and had four children :
1. Ashley D. 2. Wealthy. 3. Lucy. 4. John.

5706. John Milton, who married and had three children :
1. Smith. 2. 31ilton C. 3. Henry Clay.
blQl. Thomas P., who was living at Spencertown about 1858.

5708. Melissa, who died unm.
5709. Miranda, of whom I have no particulars.
5710. Lucy, of whom I know nothing more.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY
833
VI. Isaac Hubbakd (1942), born at Middletown, Conn.,
24 Sept., 1749, eldest sonoflSTeliemiah Hubbard and Sarah
Sill (460), was a ,g:reat grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of
the third generation. He was in the army of the revolu-
tion. He m. Ruth Coleman, settled at Middletown, re-
moved to Oneida county, l!^. Y., and to Ashtabula, O.
5711. Nehemiah, born at Middletown, probably died unm.

5712. Mathew, b. 29 April, 1783. He m. Mary Willard of Trenton,
N. Y., b. 17 June, 1785. They had twelve children
1. Martj, b. 23 Nov., 1804, m. H. J. Keese of Ashtabula, 0.
2. Amos C, b. 24 Oct., 1807, m. 1 Keese, and 2
Sabin.
3. Sarah, 9 May, 1809.
b.
4. Jan., 1811, ni. her fjither's first cousin,
Harriet, h. 1
Kichard Koberts (5738), son of Elijah Roberts and Phebe
Hubbard (1951), and settled at Ashtabula; and after his death
she m. William Thompson.
5. Nehemiah, b. 11 Nov., 1812.
6. Eliza, b. 3 Jan., 1815.
7. Isaac, b. 15 Nov., 1816.
8. Cornelia, b. 1 Aug., 1818, m. P. W. Strader of Cincin-
nati.
9. Fidelia, b. 23 Feb., 1820.
10. Catherine, b.28 Aug., 1822, m. Logan of Cincin-
nati.
11. Caroline, b. 1 Nov., 1824, m. Leroy Dodge.
12. Sarah R., b. 11 Nov., 1827.
5713. William, b. 6 May, 1787. Hem. Catherine Hulbert of Wood-
bury, Conn. They had seven children :
1. Catherine M.. b. 5 June, 1811, m. 1835, 0. H. Fitch.

2. Winiam F., b. 5 Feb., 1813, m. 1847, Eliza Taylor of
Edinburgh. Scotland.
3. Isaac, h. 26 Nov., 1814, d. 22 July, 1816.
4. George C, b. 22 Nov., 1818.
5. John C, b. 22 July, 1821, was a physician.
6. Amos F., b. 8 Julv, 1823.
7. Edxoard Willis, h. 16 Oct., 1827, and d. 4 April, 1837.
5714. Isaac, who died at Queenston, probably unm.
5715. Daniel. He m. Mary Townsend of Deerfield, N. Y. They
had nine children :
1. 31ar^, b. 18 Feb., 1826, m. E. C. Strong.

2. Cornelia, b. 15 Feb., 1828.
3. Benr^ F., b. 30 Sept., 1830.
4. Harriet R., b. 12 Oct., 1833.
5. George Isaac, b. 12 Nov., 1835.
6. Daniel, b. 12 June, 1838.
105
334 HYDE GENEALOGY.
7. Ellen.h. 15 Feb., 1841.

8. Caroline, b. 30 Oct., 1843.
9. John, b. 2 Feb., 1847.
5716. Henry. He m. Julia Hulbert of Newtown, N. Y.
5717. Amos, of whom I know nothing more.
5718. Mary. She m. Amos Fisk of Ashtabula, 0. They had eleven
children :
1. Mary Ann, b. 3 Dec, 1808, m. I. D. Hulbert

2. Isaac Hubbard, b. 9 Oct., 1811, m. Mary Safford of
Watertown, N. Y.
3. Oral, b. 13 Sept., 1815, d. 16 Sept., 1819.
4. Euth E., b. Nov., 1817, m. Rev. A. Chapin.
1
5. Amos, b. 21 April, 1819, d. 4 Sept., 1819.
6. Amos 2d, b. 4 Dec, 1820, d. 2 Sept., 1821.
7. Amos 3d, b. 21 Feb., 1823.
8. Sarah N., b. 15 April, 1825, m. 7 Nov., 1844, S. F.
Selby, a physician.
9. Ellen 31., b.13 Nov., 1828.
10. Orin 2d, b. 16 Jan., 1831, d. 12 May, 1831.
11. Edward William, b. 17 May, 1832.
5719. Ruth D., m. Townsend of Deerfield, N. Y., and had two
children :
1. 3Iary.
2. George.
VI. Col. Nehemiah Hubbard (1943), born at Middle-

town, Conn., 10 April, 1752, second son of Nehemiah Hub-
bard and Sarah Sill (460), was a great grandson of Eliza-
beth H3'de (9) of the third generation. He m. 13 Feb.,
1777, Cornelia Wyllis, b. 11 April, 1754, daughter of
Samuel Wyllis and Sarah Greyer. He was a merchant,
and they settled at Hartford, where he was deputy
quartermaster-general in the commissariat department,
in the war of the revolution. She d. 28 Nov., 1781, at
Hartford.
His child by her was :
5720. Sarah, 11 Jan., 1780, at Hartford.

b. She m. 11 Nov., 1798,
Depui Rosecrans. He was a merchant, and they settled at
Lansingburgh, N. Y., where he d. 14 Jan., 1807. She had
by him two children, born at Lansingburgh :
1. Cornelia ^yyllis, b. 15 April, 1801, d. 19 Nov., 1802.

2. Caroline Maria, b. 30 July, 1805, m. 19 May, 1841,
Benjamip Franklin Wade, b. 27 Oct., 1800, at West Spring-
field, Mass., sixth son of James Wade and Mary Upham.
He was a lawyer, and they settled at Jefferson, 0., where he
was a state senator, presiding judge of the court of common
pleas, and was twice elected to the senate of the United
States. They were living at Jefferson in 1858, and had two
-
HYDE GENEALOGY. go
children: James Franklin,

b. 14 April, 1843: and Henrv
Pearsons, b. 24 Sept., 1845.
After the death of Depui Koseci'ans, his widow m. 17
Sept., 1808, her fourth cousin, Enoch Parsons (6083), third
son of Gen. Samuel Holdeu Parsons (2115) and Mehitable
Mather, and d. 8 Sept., 1863. She had by him one child:
I{e7iri/ Ethelhert, b. 25 Dec, 1809, at Middletown. (See
No. 6083.)
After the death of his first wife, CoL Nehemiah Hub-

bard m. 12 Feb., 1785, Lucy Starr, b. 17 Sept., 1757, at
Middletown, daughter of Major Jehosaphat Starr. They
settled at Middletown, where he was a successful mer-
chant, and was for many years president of the bank.
She d. 14 Nov., 1822.
5721. Thomas, b. 4 Feb., 1786, at Middletown. He m. 8 July,

1808, Frances Taber, b 13 May, 1786, at Pleasant Vale,
near Waterford, Conn., daughter of Samuel Taber and Sarah
Robinson of New London. They settled at Middletown,
where he was deacon of the first church and cashier of the
bank ; and she d. 30 Jan., 1818. He had by her four child-
ren :
1. Saviuel Taber, b. 26 3Iay, 1809, at New London, m.

June, 1834, his first cousin,- Sarah Robinson Miller, b. 18
Aug., 1814, at New London, daughter of William Miller and
Sarah Robinson of New York. He was an accountant in
the bank of the Manhattan company, New York, in 1858,
and they were living at Brooklyn, s. j)-
2. Thomas Rohinson, b. 31 Jan., 1811, at Middletown,
graduated at Yale 1829, and was a lawyer. In 1858, he was
corresponding clerk in the Bank of Commerce at New York,
and was unm.
3. Nehemiah, b. Sept., 1813. at Middletown, d. Nov.,
1815.
4. Richard William, b. 6 Oct., 1816, at Middletown, was
educated at Yale. He was a landscape painter at New York,
in 1858, unm.
Thomas Hubbard then m. 18 March, 1819, Ellen Sullivan
Taber, 19 Aug., 1790, at New London, sister of his first
b.
wife, 27 Aug., 1828, at Middletown. She was living
and d.
in 1858. He had by her three children :
5. Frances Ellen, b. 11 May, 1821, at Middletown, d. 9

Sept., 1821.
6. William Leffingwell, July, 1823, at Middletown, m.
b. 3
Mary Doughty, and had by her a son who lived about six
months. She died, and he then m. 21 July, 1857, Adelaide
Evertson. They were living at Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1858,
336 HYDE GENEALOGY.
where lie was a mercliant and the secretary of a mining com-

pany.
7. John Taber, b. 14 Jan., 1825, at Middletown, d. 20
Sept., 1825.
5722. Richard, b. 27 March, 1792, at Middletown. He graduated
at Yale, 1813. He m. 7 Sept., 1814., Mary Cone, b. 27
Feb., 1793, daughter of Rev. Solomon Cone and Mary Pin-
neo of Colchester, Conn. They settled at Middletown, where
he devoted much time and attention to investigating the
genealogy of the Hubbard family in this country. He d. 1
Sept., 1839, at Middletown, and she then removed to Ashta-
bula, 0., where she was living in 1859. They had four
children, born at Middletown :
1. Luci/, h. 5 April, 1817, d. 30 Nov., 1823.

2. Edward, b. 20 Aug., 1820, died in infancy.
3. Edv-ard Cone, b. 27 Sept., 1824, m. 20 June, 1849,
Sarah Maria Humphreys, b. 5 June, 1830, daughter of Wil-
liam Humphreys and Maria his wife, of Dei'by, Conn., and
grand niece of Col. David Humphreys of the army of the
revolution, and a great granddaughter of Rev. Daniel Hum-
phreys who was settled as the minister of Derby, Conn., in
1733. They were living at Ashtabula, 0., 1859, and had
three children William, b. 13 April, 1850 Richard, b. 14
: ;
Oct., 1852; and Mary Cone,b. 8 June, 1858.

4. Frances Corrielia, who d. in childhood.
5722a. Cornelia, b. 15 May, 1788, at Middletown. She d. 14 July,
1822, unm., and left a legacy of $1,000 to Yale college.
5723. Lucy, b. 1 Jan., 1795, at Middletown, who d. 23 April, 1813,
Col. Nehemiali Hubbard then m. 22 April, 1823, widow

Hannah (Bumham) Latimer of Middlebury, Vt., b. 17
Marcb, 1762. She d. 29 Jan., 1836, at Middletown, where
he d. 6 Feb., 1837.
VI. Jacob Hubbard (1946), born at Middletown, Conn.,

28 Jan., 1759, fourth son of Nehemiah Hubbard and Sarah
Sill (460), was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of
the third generation. He was in the service of the United
States, in the war of the revolution. He in. 1 Sarah Hob-
by, and 2 Sarah Hall, and probably removed to the state
of New York. The following is ail I have been able to
ascertain in relation to him or his family or descendants.
His children were :
5724. Samuel, who m. Tizee of Steuben county, N. Y., and

had two sons :
1. Horace.
2. John.
:
HYDE GEiNEALOGT.
837
5725. Nathaniel, who married, and settled in Chautauque county,
N. Y., and had a family.
5726. Nehemiah, who married, and settled in Steuben county, N. Y.
5727. Joseph, who married and died.
5728. Sarah, who m. Goodwin of Michigan.
YI. Sarah Hubbard (1949), born at Middletown, Conn.,

16 Jan., 1751, eldest daughter of Keliemiah Hubbard and
Sarah Sill (460), was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth
Hyde (9) of the third generation. She m. Daniel Crow-
ell, and settled at Middletown, South Farms, where she
d. in 1845. The following is all the information I have
been able to obtain in relation to herchildren and descend-
ants.
5729. Daniel, born at Middletown.

5730. Mathew, born at Middletown.
5731. Seth, born at Middletown, m. Birdseye.
5732. David, born at 3Iiddletown, ra. 1 Lucy Ward, 2 widow Birds-
eye.
5733. Comfort, born at Middletown.
5734. Elizabeth, born at 3Iiddletown, m. Samuel Birdseye.
5735. Sarah, born at Middletown, m. Enoch Tryon.
YI. Phebe Hubbard (1951), born at Middletown, Conn.,

3 Jan., 1761, third daughter of Nehemiah Hubbard and
Hyde (9) of the third generation. She m. Elijah Roberts
of Middletown, where they lived and died, and where all
their children probably were born.
Their children were

5736. x\shur, who m. Sarah Paddock, and had five children :
1. Frederick Ashur. 2. Elijah Huhhard.

3. Jane. 4. Joseph. 5. Richard.
5737. Elijah Hubbard, who m. EmelyM. Pratt, and settled at Mid-
dletown, where he was living in 1858. They had six child-
ren :
1. Elizabeth Cooper. 2. Frances Finely.

3. John Pratt. 4. Edward Hubbard.
5. 31a ri/ Pratt . 6. Richard Hubbard.
5738. Richard, who m. Harriet Hubbard, b. 1 Jan., 1811, third
daughter of his first cousin Mathew Hubbard (5712) and
Mary Willard. They removed to Ashtabula, 0., where he
died. (See No. 5712.)
838 HYDE GENEALOGY.
5739. Edwin, who m. Adeline Potter, and removed to New Haven,

Conn., and had three children.
5740. Anne Johnson, who m. Reuben Ward, and had eight child-
ren :
1. GeorgQ Augustus. 2. Alcys Eveline.

3. Harriet. 4. Elijah Roberts. 5. Phehe.
6. Emely. 7. William Henry. 8. Robert.
5741. Frances, of whom I know' nothing more.

5742. Phebe, of whom I have no particulars.
VI. Anne Hubbard (1953), born at Micldletown, Conn.,

18 Oct., 1762, fifth daughter of Nehemiah Hiibbard and
Hyde (9) of the third generation. She m. Ithamar At-
kyns, and the following are all the other particulars I
have been able to obtain of them and of their descendants.
Tlieir children ivere :
5743. Jacob, who m. Mary 3Iiller.

5744. Kichard, of whom I know nothing more.
5745. Thomas, who m. Miller.
5746. William, who m. Crowell.
5747. Henry, who m. Powers.
5748. Albert, who m. Hale.
5749. llhoda, of whom I have no other information.
5750. Maria, who m. Phillips, and removed to Ithaca, N. Y.
5751. Sarah, of whom I have nothing further.
VI. Elljah Ely (1956), born at Lyme, Conn., 8 May,

1743, second son of Samuel Ely, Esq., (461) and Hannah
Marsh, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He m. 14 Feb., 1765, Catherine Lee,
daughter of his father's third cousin, Elisha Lee and Hep-
zibah Lee of Lyme.
[This Elisha Lee, b. 7 March, 1714, at Lyme, was third
son of Thomas Lee and Elizabeth Graham of Lyme, and
was a grandson of Thomas Lee the first of Lyme and his
first wife, Sarah Kirtland {see No. 71). His wife, Hepzi-
bah Lee, b. 16 May, 1710, at Lyme, seventh daughter of
John Lee and Elizabeth Smith of Lyme, was his first
cousin [see No. 449). He had by her two sons and two
daughters 1. Elisha, who m. and had ten children.
: 2.
Seth, who m. Elizabeth Smith, and had seven children.
3. Phebe, who m. Reynolds of Norwich, and was the
mother of Giles L'Hommedieu's wife. 4. Catherine, who
m. Elijah Ely, as above stated.]
Elijah Ely and wife settled at North Lyme, where she d.
HYDE GENEALOGY. 839
about 1788, and he was drowned 8 March, 1800, in the
Connecticut river by the upsetting of a boat.
Iheir children were :
5752. Elijah, 10 April, 1869, at Lyme.

b. He bi. Barbara Bain of
Nova Scotia. He was a shipmaster, and followed the coast-
ing trade, and was wrecked and drowned 10 March, 1815, in
Long Island Sound. She subsequently removed to Yar-
mouth, N. S., where she died. They had nine children :
1. Saimie/,who died unm.

2. Sarah, who went with her mother to rarmouth, and
was living there in 1859.
3. Calvin, who was drowned with his father in March,
1815.
4. Julia, who m. William
Niles of North Lyme, where
they both died and left three children Julia :
; Mary ; and
Evah.
5. and 6. who were drowned with
Clarissa and Fhilimla,
their father,and died unm.
7. Roxanng. who went with her mother to Yarmouth, and
was living there in 1858.
8. Elijah, who was a blockmaker, and was living at New
York in 1858.
9. Calvin Lee, who was living in Michigan in 1858.
5753. Samuel, b. 26 April, 1771, at Lyme. Hem. Elizabeth Smith,
and was a farmer. They settled at North Lyme, where she
d., and where he d. in 1815. They had two children :
1. George.
2. Leander, who lived in Middletown, Conn.
5754. Phebe, b. 10 May, 1766, at Lyme. She married her father's
third cousin, Calvin Selden (1470), fourth son of Ezra Sel-
den of Lyme, by his first wife, Elizabeth Rogers (358.) {See
No. 1470.)
5755. Kate, b. 5 May, 1774, at Lyme. She m. Rufus Perry of
Shelburne, Nova Scotia, who was drowned with his father-
in-law, in the Connecticut river, 8 March, 1800. They had
two children born at North Lyme, where she d. about 1848.
1. Elizabeth, b. 12 April, 1796, m. William Bradbury, and
settled at North Lyme, where he d. about 1848. She was
living with her daughter Elizabeth, at Providence, in 1858.
They had eight children born at North Lyme William, a :
sailor, living at Providence in 1858 Roxanna who m. David

;
Martin, and was living at North Lyme in 1858 Henry, who ;
married and died at New York in 1856, leaving two children;

Alfred, who died in the Mexican war, unm. Lee, who died ;
in infancy ; Jane, who was living at Rochester, N. Y., in

1858, unm. ; Elizabeth, who m. AYilliam Leonard, and was
living at Providence, R. I., in 1858 and Lee 2d.;
:
340 RYBE GENEALOGY.
2. James, who married, and was living at Black River,

Nova Scotia, in 1858, and had a family of children.
5756. Hannah, b. 12 May, 1770, at Lyme. She m. March, 1810,
Ammi Ely, and settled at Lyme, and removed to Brooklyn,
Pa., where they died. They had one child :
Elizalteth, b. at North Lyme, m. Albert Reynolds of Brook-

lyn, Pa., a grandson of Phebe Lee, her grandmother's sister,
who m. Reynolds of Norwich. She d. about 1842, at
Brooklyn, and had two sons George, and Joseph.
:
5757. Hepzibah, b. 22 July, 1780, at Lyme. She m. EUhu Brock-

way, who died at North Lyme a few years after the marriage,
and she removed to East Haddam. They had one daughter
who m. Cone.
VI. Abner Ely (1957), born at Lyme, Conn., third son.

of Samuel Ely (461) and Hannah Marsh, was a great
grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation.
He m. Mrs. Bridget Broc'kway, widow of Similias Brock-
way, and daughter of Ezra Brockway of North Lyme.
The following are all the particulars I have obtained of
his family.
Their children were
5758. Ezra, who m. Mary Baker, and settled at Cape Cod, Mass.,
and d. s. j).
5759. Abner Sheldon, b. 20 Nov., 1789. He m. 24 June, 1824, his

fourth cousin, Frances Griffin (6433), b. 30 March, 1795,
at East Haddam, second daughter of Col. Josiah Griffin
(2258) and Dorothy Gates. They settled at Lyme, where
they were living in 1858. They had three children born at
Lyme :
1. Frances, b. 19 Sept., 1826, living at Lyme in 1858,

unm.
2. Dr. Josiah Griffin, b. 22 Feb., 1829. He received his
degree of doctor of medicine at Yale, in 1854, and was a physi-
cian. He m. 3 Dec, 1855, his fourth cousin, Elizabeth Ma-
ther Chadwick, only child of Capt. John Mather Chadwick
and Ursula Bradford Raymond (5930) of Lyme. They
were living at Chicago in 1858, and had one son.
3. Abner Sheldon, b. 13 Jan., 1834, d. 1 Sept., 1847, at
Lyme.
5760. Similias Brockway. He m. Mrs. Mary Anne (Niles) Stan-
nard, daughter of Rev. John Niles, and his first cousin, Han-
nah Elliot (5774). She died, and he had by her one child :
John Elliot.
He 1843, Elizabeth Ely, b. 14 July, 1802, at
then m. in
Lyme, youngest daughter of Charles Ely, and his first cousin,
Elizabeth Perkins (5784). She d. 20 July, 1854, at Lyme,
s. p. where he was living in 1858.
&^'
^„^^^r^^
HYDE GENEALOGY. 841
5761. Martha, supposed to be living in 1859, unm.
5762. Bridget, supposed to be unm. in 1859.
5763. Arabella (twin of last), died in childhood.
5764. Jane, m. Giddings of Sherman, Conn., and had several
children.
5765. Temperance, died in childhood.
VI. Hannah Ely (1959), born at Lyme, Conn., 28 May,

1745, eldest daughter of Samuel Ely (461) and Hannah
Marsh, was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9)
of the third generation. She m. 27 July, 1766, Deacon
George Elliot, b. 9 March, 1736, at Killiugworth, Conn.,
ninth son of the Rev. Jared Elliot, D. D., and Elizabeth
Smithson of Killiugworth. He was of royal descent
{see No. 441, mid Appendix A). He was a farmer, and they
settled at Killiugworth, where he was deacon of the church
and a justice of the peace, and where he d. 1 May, 1810,
and she d. in 1820.
5766. George, b. 27 Jan., 1767, at Killing-worth. He m. 28 Dec,

179U, Patience Lane, daughter of Noah Lane of Killing-
worth. He was a farmer, and they settled in that part of
Killingworth which is now Clinton, where he was a promi-
nent and influential citizen, and was for several years a mem-
ber of the legislature. She d. 6 Oct., 1852. They had one
child :
Eii/ Auqusfus, b. 18 Sept., 1791, at Killingworth (now

Clinton), was educated for a merchant. He
m. 14 July,
1818, Susan Maria Pratt, b. 8 Jan., 1795, daughter of Hum-
phrey Pratt, Esq., of Saybrook. They settled at Killing-
worth, where he became a wealthy merchant, was brigadier-
general of artillery, county judge, state senator, and judge of
probate. They were living at Clinton, Conn., in 1862,
where he was then engaged in agriculture. They had three
children George Edwin, b. 16 April, 1819, at Killingworth,
:
m. 25 Sept., 1844, Cornelia Chloe Redfield, b. 2U Nov.,

1822, daughter of David Redfield of Clinton, was a merchant,
and was living at Clinton in 1856, and had three children :
Mary Cornelia, b. 28 March, 1850 Grace Redfield, b. 7 Feb.,

;
1852 ; and Ely Augustus, b. 18 March, 1854 ; Henry Augus-

tus, b. 17 April, 1821, at Killingworth, m. 20 Sept., 1846,
Phebe Elizabeth Hull, b. 20 Feb., 1820, daughter of Levi
Hull of Clinton, was a farmer living at Clinton in 1855, and
had two children, Susan Elizabeth,'" b. 27 July, 1848. d. 21
Feb., 1858, and AVilliam Henry, b. 13 Feb., 1853; Charles
Alexander, b. 6 Jan., 1831, at Killingworth, m. 14 Aug.,
106
842 HYDE GENEALOGY.
1853, Adelaide Augusta Wilcox, daughter of John Wilcox

of Chester.
5767. John, b. 27 Aug., 1768, at Killingworth. He graduated at
Yale 1786, was a Congregational clergyman, and received
the degree of doctor of divinity at Yale, of which college he
was a trustee for about twelve years. He m. Sarah Norton,
daughter of Lot Norton, Esq., of Salisbury, and was settled
as minister of Madison, Conn., 2 Nov., 1791, and continued
such minister until his death. He admitted 335 members to
the church during his ministry, and d. 17 Dec, 1824, s. p.
She then m. 8 Dec, 1830, his third cousin, Gen. Elisha
Sterling (5551), of Salisbury, eldest son of Capt. William
Sterling and Jemima Sill (190U), and d. 9 July, 1841, s. p.
(See No. 5551.)
5768. Samuel, b. 3 April, 1770, at Killingworth. He m. the widow
Jane (Crane) Towner, daughter of J. Crane of Killing-
worth. He was a shipmaster. She d. March. 1802, at the
age of 34 years, and he d. in 1817. They had one child,
born at Killingworth :
Louisa, b. 23 Feb., 1800, m. 17 March 1823, Daniel

Hewett of Lansingburgh, N. Y., who d. in 1826, at Cincin-
nati, s.p. She then m. 19 Jan., 1830, John W. Turner of
Oswego, N. Y., b. 23 Feb., 1800. They removed to North-
ampton, Mich., where he was a member of the legislature in
1852, and where he was extensively engaged in the lumber
trade. She had by him five children John Elliot, b. 10
:
Oct., 1831,d. 17 May, 1838; Mary Louisa, b. 24 Jan.,

1834; Jane Elizabeth, b. 7 Nov., 1836, d. 5 Feb., 1842;
Ellen Calista, b. 31 Jan., 1839, d. 2 Jan., 1842; and Ada
Frances, b. 13 Jan., 1844.
5769. Isaac, b. 8 Sept., 1771, at Killingworth. He d. 17 Oct.,
1794, unm.
5770. Timothy, b. 20 March, 1773, at Killingworth. He m. Mary
Darrow of Greenwich. He was a physician, and they settled
at TJnadilla, N. Y. He d. 2 Nov., 1796, at Oxford, N. Y., s.p.
5771. Achilles Henry, b. 26 July, 1781, at Killingworth. He
graduated at Yale 1802, and was a farmer. He m. 5 Sept.,
1811, Mary Stannard, b. 6 Oct., 1790, daughter of William
Stannard of Saybrook. They settled at Killingworth, where
he was postmaster for several years, and d. in 1856. They
1. Miriam Jerusha, b. 6 July, 1812, at Killingworth, d.

1815.
2. Miriam Jerusha 2d, b. Sept., 1815, at Killingworth, m.
Justin A. Bliss of New York, and d. Sept., 1851, p. .s-.
3. John Henry, b. 31 Jan., 1819, at Killingworth, m.

Margaret Horning of New York, and was a clerk in the regis-
ter's office, and afterwards an accountant. They had two
children: Henry Achilles, b. 1840; and George Henry, b.
1842.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 843

5772. Ely, b. U Feb., 1784, at Killingworth, d. May, 1789.
5773. Mary, b. 24 Jan., 1775, at Killingworth. She m. 1813,
Othniel Williams, b. about 178G, at Wethersfield, son of
David Williams, b. about 1744. He graduated at Yale 1810,
and was a lawyer. They settled at Clinton, N. Y., where he
d. 1832, and she d. in 1858. They had two children :
1. Othniel S., b. 27 Nov., 1814, at Killingworth, gradu-

ated at Hamilton college 1831, and was a lawyer, m. 6 Sept.,
1843, Delia Avery, b. 17 March, 1824, at Homer, N. Y.,
daughter of Professor Charles Avery and Delia Strong. They
had three children Elliot Strong, b. 5 July, 1845 Mary
:
;
Delia, b. 28 May, 1847 ; and Sophia Louisa, b. 18 April, 1852.

They settled at Clinton, N. Y., where he was surrogate of
Oneida county. He was living there in 1861.
2. Mari/ L., b. 11 Nov., 1816, and d. 28 Aug., 1837,
unm.
5774. Hannah, b. 30 May, 1777, at Killingworth. She m. 1801,
Rev. John Niles, b. about 1776, at Colchester. He gradu-
ated at Yale 1797, and was a Congregational clergyman.
They settled at Prattsburg, N. Y. In July, 1808, he was
installed as pastor of the church at Bath, N. Y., where he
removed with his family from Prattsburgh. He d. 13 Sept.,
1812, while attending at Angelica to preach an ordination
sermon. She d. 1819. They had five children :
1. George, of Prattsburgh.
2. Saloma, m. Abel Babcock of Chester, Mass., and d.
May, 1854, at Clinton, N. Y., and had three children.
3. Mart/ Anne, m. Stannard, who d. p.
.f. She then
m. her mother's first cousin. Similus Brockway Ely (5760),
of Lyme, Conn., third son of Abner Ely (1957) and Bridget
Brockway, and died leaving one child by him John Elliot
:
Ely {see No. 5760).

4 and 5. Thomas and Sw^dii, both of whom died unm.
VI. Mary Ely (I960), born at Lyme, Conn., about 1749,

daughter of Samuel Ely (461) and Hannah Marsh, was a
generation. She m. about 1767, Major Thomas Ander-
son, b. 18 Feb., 1747, at Lyme, eldest son of Capt. Thomas
Anderson, M. D., of Edinburgh, Scotland, and afterwards
of Lyme, and Margaret Reed. He was an officer of the
army of the revolution, and they settled at I^Î'orth Lyme,
where he d. 15 Dec, 1822, aged 75 years, and she d, 9
Oct., 1829, aged 80 years. They were both buried in the
cemetery at North Lyme, near Deacou William Marvin's.
5775. Thomas, b. about 1770, at Lyme. He m. about 1810, Re-
:
844 HYDE GENEALOGY.
becca Allis of Madison, Conn. He was a farmer, and they

settled at North Lyme, where they were living in 1858.
They had two children :
1. Samuel Pierce, b. about 1816, who m. his second

cousin, Hannah Baker Perkins, b. 13 Oct., 1818, daughter
of Abraham Perkins (5783) of Lyme, and his second wife,
the widow Mary (Baker) Ely. They settled at Lyme and
had four children in 1858.
2. Laura, b. 1811, who was a teacher.
5776. Ansel, born at Lyme, was lost at sea, and d. at the age of 25
years, unm.
5777. Ezra, b. about, 1786 at Lyme. He m. Eliza Kissam of Flush-
ing, N. Y., was a farmer, and settled at North Lyme, where
he was living in 1858, near the Hamburgh post-office. They
had three sons and two daughters. Two of the sons were
shipmasters and commanders of London packets in 1858.
5778. John, b. about 1795, at Lyme. He m. Sarah Sinclair of
Staten Island, was a shipmaster, and d. 1833, at Flushing, s. p.
5779. Marsh Ely, b. about 1797, at Lyme. He m. Mary Kissam of
Flushing, N. Y. He was a farmer, and was living at North
Lyme in 1858, near the Hamburgh post-office, and on the
farm which was owned by his grandfather, Samuel Ely (461).
They had one child :
3Jari/ Elizabeth, who m. Capt, Josiah Lord, who com-

manded a New York and London packet.
6780. Samuel, b. about 1797, at Lyme. He was drowned in Long
Island Sound, 10 March, 1815, with his first cousin, Elijah
Ely (.sve N'o. 5752), and d. unm.
5781. Mary, b. at Lyme. She m. Capt. David Brockway, b. about
1769. They settled at North Lyme, where he d. 5 Feb.,
1830. She survived him and d. in Kentucky at the age of
66 years. They had four sons and two daughters
1. A7isel. 2. David. 3. Seidell.
4. Samuel. 5. Leonora. 6. Abigail.
5782. Laura, b. about 1795, at Lyme. She m. Capt. Simeon
Eldridge of Sag Harbor, N. Y. He d. s. p., and she was liv-
ing with her brother, Marsh Ely Anderson, at North Lyme,
in 1858.
VL Elizabeth Ely (1961), born at Lyme, Comi., daugh-

ter of Samuel El}' (461) and Hannali Marsh, was a great
granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third genera-
tion. She m. 17 April, 1777, her third cousin, of the Ely
blood, Abraham Perkins, b. 7 Aug., 1745, at Lyme, third
son of Abraham Perkins and Elizabeth Ely.
[This Elizabeth Ely, wife of the first Abraham Perkins
of Lyme, was daughter of Daniel Ely by his first wife,
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 845

Mary Anne Champlain, and granddaughter of William Ely
the first of Lyme.
See No. 67.]
He was a farmer, and they settled at North Lyme,
where she d. 2 Ma}^, 1791. He then m. 10 April, 1798,
Anne Fanning of Norwich, who d. 2 May, 1823, at Lyme
s.p., and where he d. 13 April, 1824.
His children by Ids first icife were :
5783. Abraham, 24 July, 1782, at Lyme. He m. 26 July, 1811,

b.
]Mrs. Hannah (Baker) Chase, daughter of Capt. Seth Baker
of Barnstable, Mass., and widow of Capt. Chase. They
settled at Lyme, where she died. He had by her one child
1. Eliza Anne^ who m. William H. Johnson of Lyme, and
was living in Waukesha county. Wis., in 1859, a widow.
He then m. 8 March, 1814, the widow, Mary (Baker)
Ely. a sister of his first wife. He was a farmer, and they
settled at Lyme, and in 1885 they removed to Barnstable
county, where she soon after died. He had by her six child-
ren, born at Lyme.
2. Seth Baker, b. 14 Dec., 1814, died in childhood.
3. Abraham Ely, b. 16 Dec, 1816, m. Hannah Hadley,
and was living at Mukwanago, Wis., in 1859.
4. Hannah Baker, b. 18 Oct., 1818, m. her second cousin,
Samuel Pierce Anderson, b. 1816, son of Thomas Anderson
(5775) and Rebecca Allis of Lyme {see No. bllb).
5. Mary, b. 23 Feb., 1821, m. Dr. Bradford L. Crocker of
Barnstable county, Mass., and was living at Boston in 1859.
6. Sophia Ely, b. 18 Aug., 1824, m. and living in Wis-
consin 1859.
Francis William, b. 18 April, 1828, died in childhood.
7.
He
then m. for his third wife, Charlotte Ely, daughter of
Eleazer Ely and Dorcas Brockway, and granddaughter of
Cullick Ely and Sarah Foote of Lyme {see No. 1894). She
d. 1845, in Barnstable county, where he d. Feb., 1855. He
8. Elizabeth, who died in childhood.

9. Augusta.
5784. Elizabeth, b. 2 Sept., 1778, at Lyme. She m. 29 Dec, 1796,

Charles Ely, b. 19 April, 1772, fifth son of Cullick Ely and
Sarah Foote of Lyme {see Nos. 1894 and 67). He was a
merchant at Hartford in early life. But after his marriage
he settled as a farmer upon the farm which had belonged to
his ancestor, the first Richard Ely of Lyme, and which has
been in the possession of the Ely family nearly two hundred
years, on the east bank of the Connecticut river, in Lyme :
where he d. 19 Dec, 1854, and she d. 10 March, 1858. They

had ten children, born at Lyme.
1. Miranda, h. 25 Sept., 1797, living at the old homestead,
at Lyme, in 1859, unm.
846 •
HYDE GENEALOGY.
2. Charles Frederick, b- 4 Sept., 1799, was a merchant,

and settled at Natchez, where he m. Henrietta M. Shelby,
born in Maryland. They removed to Philadelphia, and from
there to Louisiana, where he d. 10 Sept., 1841, and she
was living at Camden, Ark., in 1859. They had two child-
ren, born at Natchez Elizabeth, who m. John Silliman, and
:
was living at Camden, Ark., in 1859; and James Pennoyer,

who d. in Mexico, unm.
3. Elizabeth Perkins, b. 1 July, 1802, m. her mother's
first cousin, Similius Brockway Ely (5760), third son of
Abner Ely (1957) and Bridget Brockway, and d. 22 July,
1854, s. p.
4. AbrahamPerkins, b. 1 July, 1808, m. 15 Sept., 1838,
Philura Griffin, b. 31 July, 1806, at Lyme, daughter of Al-
len Griffin and llhoda Beckwith. They settled at Lyme, re-
moved to Rochester in 1848, and to Oswego, N. Y., in 1855,
where they were living in 1859. He was sheriff of New
London county, when at Lyme, and was afterwards a mer-
chant and miller. They had seven children Hubert Grif-
:
fin, b. 20 Oct., 1834, d. 20 Sept., 1846 ; Sarah Catherine, b.

29 Aug., 1836; Jane Elizabeth, b. 18 March, 1839; a child,
b. 1 Oct.. 1840, d. 3 Oct., 1840, unnamed; Henry Perkins,
b. 15 Oct., 1842 ; George Griffin, b. 10 March, 1846, d. 24
Sept., 1847; and Allen Griffin, b. 9 July, 1850, d. 16 Feb.,
1852.
5. Samuel Cullick,h. 17 Oct., 1810, m. 1843, Frances
Griffin Brockway, daughter of Ezekiel Brockway and Frances
Griffin of Lyme. He was a merchant, and they settled at
Lyme, where he was a senator, and a member of the other
branch of the legislature ; and where they were living in 1859.
They had two children Florence Elizabeth, b. in 1847; and
:
Frances, b. 1851).
6. 29 Sept., 1812, and d. 25 Dec, 1813.
David, h.
7. 19 Feb., 1815, was a merchant, and went to
Uli/sses, b.
St. Thomas, W. I., and m. 1837, Henrietta Van Bretton,
daughter of Baron John Van Bretton. of that Island. They
subsequently lived at Laguira, 3Larseilles, and New York, and
in 1859, at Norwalk, Conn. They had six children Eliza-
:
beth Van
Bretton, b. Sept.. 1838, at St. Thomas; Georgi-
anna Florence, b. 1840, at St. Thomas, m. 1856, Henry H.
Kaven of St. Thomas, and living at New York in 1859 ; Ju-
dith Rowena, b. 1843, at Laguira Charles Uly.sses, b. 1846,
;
at St. Thomas Albert, who died in infancy; and Albertina,

;
b. 1852, at New York.

8. Alfred (twin), b. 19 Feb., 1815, m. 31 May, 1842,
Caroline Lydia Field, daughter of Joseph Field and l^ydia
Glover of Rochester. He was a lawyer, and they settled at
Rochester, where they were living in 1861. and he was then
a member of congress, and had four children Joseph Field,
:
K^CTrrork:D.^pletoTi 8,C?
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 847

b. 5 March, 1843; Charles Alfred, b. 6 Nov., 1845, d. 2
March, 1847 Caroline Lydia, b. 7 Sept., 1847 and Eliza-
; ;
beth, b. 6 July, 1850. He was taken prisoner at the battle

of Bull Eun, July, 1861, and published a work on the sub-
ject of his imprisonment, &c.
9. George, b. 29 Oct.. 1817, m. 11 Dec, 1855, Marianna
Paige, b. 25 June, 1834, at Haverhill, Mass., youngest
daughter of Abel Paige and Marianna Kimball. He was a
lawyer, and they settled at Chicago, where they were living
in 1859, and had one child Elizabeth
: Paige, b. 9 Sept.,
1856, at Haverhill.
10. David Alexander, b. 18 July, 1821. He was a law-
yer, and settled at Rochester. He went to California in
1850, and in 1859, was liviny; at San Francisco, unm.
VL Col. Elisha Sheldon (1964), born at Lyme, Conn.,

6 March, 1740, eldest son of the Hon. Elisha Sheldon and
Elizabeth Ely (462) of Litchfield, was a great grandson of
Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation. He married,
probably, a Whiting of Litchfield. He was colonel of a
regiment of dragoons, in the service of the United States,
in the war of the revolution. Soon after the close of the
war he removed to Franklin county, Vt., where he had a
grant of land, and d. in 1805. The following is all I have
learned as to his issue.
Their children were
5785. Samuel B., who m. Lovice Ashley, and settled at Sheldon,

Vt., and had by her one child :
1. Elizabeth, who m. Dr. Chauncey Fitch of Sheldon, Vt.,

b. 17 Jan., 1771, at Canterbury, Conn., son of Dr. Jabez Fitch
and Lydia Huntington of Canterbury (sec Huntington Family,

No. 216). They had five children: Samuel Sheldon, a phy-
sician at New York Jabez
; John, a clergyman, at Sheldon,
;
Vt. Louisa, who m. Dr. Witmore Elizabeth, who m. Henry

; ;
Carlisle of Sheldon.
He then m. Lucy Willard, and had by her four children :
2. Joshua Willard, of Sheldon.

3. Samuel B., who m. 1 M. S. Higgins, and 2 Maria
Maynard, and had two children, and was postmaster at Shel-
don in 1844.
4. Lucy, who m. William Green, and had a son William.
:
5. Sarah, who married her first cousin, Samuel W. Keyes,

second son of Col. Stephen G. Keyes and Elizabeth Sheldon
(5788), and had a child Lucy, b. 1827.
:
5786. Elisha, who m. Elizabeth and had three children

,
:
1. William B., who lived at Hamilton, C. W., and had

g48 HYDE GENEALOGY.
five children : William J. ; Mary ; Jane ; Louisa ; and Mar-

tha.
2. Charles /)., who m. twice, and lived at Hamilton, and
had three children George Matilda and Adelaide.
: ; ;
3. Mary^ who m. John Granson, and had six children:

Eliza, m. Eleazer Peckham Elisha Sarah, who m. William
; ;
Doyle Mary Or. Rachel and John.

; ; ;
5787. George, who m. Hannah Blinn. They had eight children :
l.Ulisha, of Sheldon.
2. Samuel B., of Sheldon.
3. George.
4. Whiting, of Sheldon.
5. John.
6. Sarah, who m. 1. Robert Wood, and had a son, Theo-
dore Wood; and m. 2. Rev. Nathaniel Martin.
7. Lovice, m. Giles Martin, and had a daughter: Joanna;
and a son.
8. Lucy, m. Joel Whiting, and had three children Joel; :
Lucy; and Joanna.

5788. Elizabeth, who m. Col. Stephen G. Keyes. She had by him
five children :
1. Stephen S., m. Deborah Barlow of Fairfield, Vt., and

settled at Highgate, and had six children.
2. Samuel W., who ni. his first cousin, Sarah Sheldon,
daughter of Samuel B. Sheldon (5785), by his second wife,
Lucy Wiliard, and had a daui^hter Lucy, b. 1827. :
3. Sarah Bellows, b. 7 June, 1782, m. 6 March, 1802,

Major Nathaniel Z. Piatt, b. 16 Dec, 1775, at Poughkeepsie,
N. Y., son of Judge Zepheniah Piatt, one of the first pro-
prietors and settlers of Plattsburgh, N. Y., by his second
wife, Mary Van Wyck. He was a merchant, and they set-
tled at Plattsburgh, where he was a member of the legisla-
ture and a major of militia, and where he d. 25 Oct., 1820.
She had by him six children, born at Plattsburgh Elizabeth :
Sheldon, b. 22 July, 1803, m. 10 March, 1822, Capt. Samuel

S. Russell of the U. S. army, son of Judge Samuel Russell
of Buffalo, N. Y. He was killed 28 Feb., 1839, in Florida,
in a battle with the Seminole Indians. She had by him four .
children William Beaumont, b. 16 Jan., 1823, d. 15 Sept.,

:
1824; Francis S. Keyes, b. 2 Aug., 1825, a lieutenant in

the U. S. army, who d. 27 Jan., 1857 ; Sarah, b 3 Nov.,
1829. d. 14 Dec, 1831 and Mary Waite, b. 15 Aug., 1832,
;
d. 20 March, 1845. Mrs. Elizabeth (Piatt) Russell then m.

30 March, 1845, Frederick Louis Charles Sailly, son of
Hon. Peter Sailly of Plattsburgh, by his second wife, Mari-
anne Adelaide Gaillie. They settled at Plattsburgh, where
he was collector of the customs for the district of Champlain
and county treasurer, and where they were living in 1859,
and she had by him one child, Mary Waite, b. 11 June,
HYDE GENEALOGY. g^Q
1847. Stephen Keyes, 22 April, 1805, d. 15 Sept., 1819.
b.
Mary Vaa Wyck, b. 6 Feb., 18U8, ni. 23 April, 1825, Carlos
Adolphus Waite of the U. S. army, b. 12 Feb., 1794, at
Lyme, Conn., eldest son of Col. Ezra Waite of East Bloom-
field, by his first wife, Lucy 3Iiller, and grandson of Richard
Waite the first of Lyme, by his second wife, Rebecca Hig-
gins (see Ko. 2108). In 1858, he was lieutenant-colonel of
the fifth regiment of U. S. infantry, and colonel by brevet,
and was with the army in Utah and she was living with her
;
sister at Plattsburgh s. p. Theodorus, b. 19 Dec, 1811, m.

Marietta S. Nichols of Enosburgh, and was living at Peru,
N. Y., in 1858, and had nine children: Sarah F., b. 18
Sept., 1845; Robert, b. 14 Jan., 1847; William Nichols, b. 7
Oct., 1848; James P., b. 6 March, 1850, d. 3 Nov., 1855;
Elizabeth Sailly, b. 7 Feb., 1852 Frederick Sailly, b. 19
;
Sept., 1853; Mary Ellen, b. 23 Feb., 1855; Carlos A. Waite,

b. 1 Aug., 1856; and Theodorus L. Nichols, b. 13 May,
1858. William Totten, b. 6 Oct., 1817, d. 18 Feb., 1818.
Samuel Keyes, b. 11 May, 1820, m. 1844, Sarah J. Cady,
daughter of Heman Cady and his first cousin, Maria Piatt of
Plattsburgh, and had by her one child Carlos Waite, b. 23
:
Dec, 1845. After her death, he m. 6 April, 1857, Lydia J.

Mount, daughter of Andrew J. Mount of New York. After
the death of 3Iajor Nathaniel Z. Piatt, his widow m. Orange
Ferris of St. Albans, where she d. 7 Aug., 1845, without
issue by him.
4. William, m. Esther Butterfield, and settled at Swantoo
Falls, Vt., and had children.
5. Eliza 3f., m. Anselm Parsons, at Rutland. He was a
merchant at Plattsburgh, N. Y., removed to Vermont, where
they died. They had eight children Charles, drowned at
:
Plattsburgh in childhood; Elizabeth, who d. at St. Albans,

unm. Anselm, who died in childhood; Sarah, who m. Col.
;
Ira Allen of Irasburgh, Vt., and d. about 1840; Mary AV.,

m. Heman S. Royce, a lawyer at Highgate, Vt. ; Anselm 2d,
a farmer ; Fannie, who m. Col. Ira Allen, after the death of
her sister Sarah, his first wife and Louisa, who m. Rev.
;
Ebenezer Harvey Squler, who graduated at Middlebury col-

lege in 1838, professor at Richmond, Va.
After the death of Col. Stephen Gr. Keyes, his widow m.
Gould of Rutland, and d. without issue by him.
5789. Mary, who m. William Whitney, and died at the birth of her
first child, and the child died with her.
5790. Sarah, who m. Elnathan Keyes; she d. 1838. They had nine
children :
1. JIaria, m. 1 Luther Mitchell, and 2 Ebenezer Cook,

and had five children Elnathan; Chester; Sarah, who m.
:
Dr. Franklin Bradley; Mary, who m. Stephen Rice of Shel-

don ; and Stephen, who m. Lodema Lamb.
107
g§^ HYDE GENEALOGY.
2. Hetty Bull, who d. at McConnellsville, unm.

3. Peahody, who m. 1 Mary Wood, and, had a son, Ches-
ter P., who lived at Troy, N. Y. ; and 2 Mary D. Keyes.
4. Robert, who settled in Illinois.
5. Chester Williams, a physician of Fairfield, Vt., who m.
Clarissa Northup, and had two children: Delia S.; Eliza-
beth K.
6. Sarah Belloivs, m, 1 Michael Dougherty, and 2 Dr.
James Little.
7. Stephen Elnathan, who m. Kebecca Hunt, and had four
children: Elizabeth; Martha; Hetty; and Stephen.
8. Elizaleth Gould, who ni. Dr. Lyman Little of Zanes-
ville, 0.
9. Hetty Mary, who m. Dr. Hiram H. Little of McCon-
nellsville.
VL Samuel Sheldon (1968), bom at Lyme, Conn., 26

May, 1750, iifth son of Hon. Elisha Sheldon and Elizabeth
Ely (462) of Litclifield, was a great grandson of Elizabe:^h
Hyde (9) of the third generation. He m. 31 July, 1780,
his third cousin, Elizabeth Baldwin (890), b. 6 Nov., 1751,
at Litchfield, eldest daughter of Isaac Baldwin, Esq., and
Anne Collins (186). He was a merchant, and they settled
at Litchfield, removed to Sheldon, Vt., and from there to
Troy, K Y., where she d. 10 Sept., 1840, and he d. 2
Jan., 1842.
5791. Elisha, b. 15 July, 1782, at Litchfield. He graduated at

Yale in 1800, and was a physician, having studied physic
and surgery with Dr. Daniel Sheldon of Litchfield. He m.
1 Aug., 1802, Anne Beach, b. 25 Dec, 1783, at Newtown,
Conn., daughter of John Beach and jNIabel Beers of Sheldon,
Vt., and a great granddaughter of the Eev. John Beach of
Newtown, b. 1700, who graduated at Yale 1721, was settled
as the minister at Newtown, became an Episcopalian and
went to England in 1732, and obtained Episcopal ordination,
and d. 19 March, 1782 {see 5 Spragxics Ann., 82). They
settled on a ftirm at Sheldon, and in 1822 removed to Troy,
where he resumed the practice of his profession, and d. 14
Dec, 1832. His widow, who was a most beautiful woman,
d. 21 Jan., 1844, at New Haven, Conn. They had two
children :
1. Elizabeth, b. 6 Dec, 1804, at Harwinton, m. 27 Sept.,

1827, at Troy, Henry Edward Peek, b. 18 March, 1805, at
New Haven, son of Nathan Peck and Mehitable Tibbals.
He graduated at Yale 1823, and was a lawyer, and settled at
New Haven, where he was editor of The Journal and Ad-
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 851

vertiser,and was a member of both branches of the lef!;isla-
ture. He d. G May, 1858, at New Haven, leaving her sur-
viving. They had four children Mary Helena, b. 9 Oct.,
:
1828, m. 15 Oct.. 1850, Cyrus Stebbins Curtis of New York,

who d. 8 Oct., 1858, and had a daughter, Mary Blandiua, b.
3 Aug., 1851 ; Samuel Sheldon, h. 19 Aug., 1880, d. 22
Jan.,l846; Phebe Warren, b. 29 Oct., 1832; and Henry
Edward, b. 19 Aug., 1839.
2. Mary, b. 6 June, 1809, at Sheldon, m. 27 Jan., 1835,
at Troy, Jonathan Farmer Scribner, b. in New Hampshire.
He was a merchant, and they settled at Sheldon, removed to
Elmira, N. Y., and in 1858 were living at Janesville, Wis.,
and had seven children Elizabeth Sheldon, b. 19 Aug.,
:
1838; Elisha Sheldon, b. 1840 Mary Anne, b. 1844; Eme-

;
line Rathbone ;Charles Stuart; Jonathan; and Helena

Curtis.
5792. Samuel, b. 28 Dec, 1784, at Litchfield. He d. 28 Feb.,
1802, while an undergraduate at Yale.
5793. Isaac, b. 2 Nov., 1786, at Litchfield. He m. Elizabeth Ma-
ria Tryon. settled at New Lebanon, N. Y., and d. 2 Jan.,
1818, s. p.
VI. Peter Pearson (1973), born at Lyme, Conn., 14

Oct., 1756, second son of Richard Pearson (463), and Mary-
Ann Ely, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He m. 15 ISTov., 1781, Parnal Corah of
Long Island, b. 10 March, 1760. They settled at Lyme,
where she d. 7 Jan., 1823, and he d. 12 Jan., 1836.
Their children were
5794. Eichard, 9 Jan., 1783, at Lyme.
b. He m. 20 Dec, 1813,
Indiana Comstock. daughter of Hezekiah Comstock and
Anna Cone of East Haddam. They settled at Bethany, N. Y.,
in 1815, where he d. 20 Dec, 1853, and where she was liv-
ing in 1859. They had four children, the first born at Lyme,
the others at Bethany :
1. Mary Ann, 18 Oct., 1814, m. 18 Sept., 1838, Henry

h.
Wright of Middlebury, N. Y., and in 1859 had six children.
2. Indiana Louisa, b. 6 Sept., 1816, m. Jan., 1886, Dan
L. Worthington. He was a merchant, and they were living
at East Bethany in 1859, and had five children.
3. Richard William, b. 16 April, 1818, and d. 11 Oct.,
1824.
4. Richard, b. 1 April, 1828, m. 31 Dec, 1857, Theresa
Eliza Lewis of York, and was living at East Bethany in 1859.
5795. Peter, b. 25 Feb., 1789, at Lyme. He m. Almira Huntley,
b. 1807 at Lyme, daughter of Silas Huntley. He was a
farmer, and they settled at Lyme, where she d. 24 March,
1846. He had by her two children :
352 HYDE GENEALOGY.
1. Henrij, b. 16 Jan., 1829, unm. in 1859.

2. Sarah E., b. 4 Feb., 1889, unm. in 1859.
He then m. widow Russell, and was living at Lyme in
1859, and had no issue by her.
6796. Abijah, b. 14 Aug., 1795, at Lyme. He ra. 13 Nov., 1825,
Miranda Huntley, daughter of Silas Huntley of Lyme. They
settled at Lyme, where he d. 24 May, 1857, and where she
was living in 1860. They had six children, born at Lyme :
1. John, who d. 1854. on his way to California, unm.

2. Reuhen.
3. Phebe, who m. A. Maxson, and living at Onago, 111.,
1857.
4. Mary, m. George Smith of Old Lyme.
5. Nancy, unm. 1857.
6. Frances, unm. 1857.
5797. Phebe, b. 8 Nov., 1784, at Lyme. She m. Deacon Reuben
Rogers, b. 11 Feb., 1788, of Burlington, N. Y. They re-
moved in 1813 to Bethany, N. Y., and were living at East
Bethany, in 1859.
6798. Anne, b. 15 Feb., 1787, at Lyme. She m. Deacon John Per-
cival of East Haddam. He d. 3 Oct., 1848, at East Had-
dam, where she was living in 1860, s. p.
6799. Rachel, b. 3 Jan., 1791, at Lyme. She m. 1815, Elijah
Marsh, b. 4 May, 1787, at Hartford, Conn., son of Amos
Marsh and Clarissa Howe of Wolcott, N. Y. He was a
farmer, and they settled at Pavilion, N. Y., where he d. 17
Nov., 1854, and where she was living in 1860. They had
eight children, born at Pavilion:
1. JiiUa Ann, b. 22 Feb., 1816, m. 11 March, 1846, Nel-

son Rogers, son of Ezekiel Rogers and Mary Beckwith of
Bethany, N. Y. They settled at Pavilion Centre, where she
d. 8 Sept., 1853, leaving one child Buel S., b. 26 July,
:
1847.
2. Peter Pearson, b. 18 Jan., 1818, a farmer, living at
Pavilion in 1860, with his mother, unm.
3. George Buel, b. 11 Sept., 1819, m. 17 Feb., 1852, Sarah
S. Clark, daughter of William Clark and Cornelia Stewart of
Kendall. He was a mechanic, and they were living at Chi-
cago in 1860, and had one child Marshall Murray, b. 12
:
June, 1856, at Chicago.

4. Frederick Wimam, b. 19 Oct., 1822, d. 8 Aug., 1825.
5. India Maria, b. 25 Nov., 1826, m. 11 Jan., 1847, Silas
F. Kellogg, son of Horace Kellogg and Electa Farnsworth
of Le Roy, N. Y. They settled at Perry, removed to De-
troit, and in 1860 were living at Owasco, Mich., and had one
child: Jennie Lee, b. 26, Sept., 1854.
6. Laura Selinda, b. 18 Dec, 1829, and was living at
Pavilion in 1860, unm.
7. Alvira Arabella, b. 14 March, 1832, m. 29 Dec, 1852
HYDE G.ENEALOGY. 353
John Perry, son of Rollin Perry and Orra Pearson of Pa-
E..
vilion. They were
living at Rochester, N. Y., in 1860, and
had two children Frank Clarence, b. 22 Dec, 1855, and
:
George Albert, b. 18 Jan., 1858, at Le Roy.

8. Almira Isabella (twin), b. 14 March, 1832, d. 25 Aug.,
1857, at Detroit, while visiting her sister.
5800. Julia, b. 7 March, 1793, at Lyme. She m. 20 May, 1824,
William H. L. Lincoln, b. 20 Aug., 1792, in Vermont. They
settled at Bethany, and removed to Pavilion, where she was
living in 1859. They had two children :
1. Julia Pearson, b. 11 May, 1828, at Pavilion, m. 12 Jan.,
1854, Charles Rogers of Pavilion, and in 1859, had one child.

2. Nanci/ P., b. 20 March, 1832, at Bethany, where she
was living in 1859, unm.
5801. Sarah, b. 22 June, 1798, at Lyme. She m. 9 Sept., 1824,
Seth M. Peck, son of John Moore Peck, and Abigail Pratt
of Lyme. They settled at Bethany, N. Y., and were living
at East Bethany in 1859, and had six children :
1. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 3 Feb., 1826, m. 27 May, 1852,

Alvin Rockwood, of Rushford, N. Y.
2. Phehe Rogers, b. 18 Sept., 1827, m. 24 Feb., 1853,
Benjamin F. Peck of Bethany, and in 1859, had two child-
ren :Florence, b. July, 1856 ; and Richard, b. Oct., 1857.
3. Laura, b. 23 June, 1829, m. 25 Feb., 1852, Horace
Ensign, and in 1859, had two children Charles, b. May, :
1857; and Frank, b. Nov., 1858.

4. Seth Marvin, b. 14 April, 1831, and was unmarried in
1859.
5. Almira, b. 10 March, 1833, m. 3 May, 1855, Chauncey
Rogers, and in 1859 had one child Justice Byion, b. Jan.,
:
1856.
6. Eenri/,h. 7 Sept., 1836, and was unm. in 1859.
5802. Mary Sears, b. 22 June, 1804, at Lyme. She m. Deacon
William Marvin of Lyme. They were livingat Marilla, N. Y.,
in 1859, where he was for several years agent of the American
Bible society, and of the tract society. They had seven child-
ren :
1. William Ely, b. Jan., 1825, a teacher in the female

college of Tennessee in 1859.
2. Issac Pearson, b. Oct., 1830, m. Laura Maria Wood-
worth of Falmouth, Ky., and was a teacher of a seminary in
Kentucky in 1859, and had one child Anna Laurie, b. 1858. :
3. Harriet Newell, b. Aug., 1832, a teacher, and an in-

structor in music in 1859, unm.
4. Edward Payson, b. Dec, 1834, an undergraduate in
Danville college, Ky., in 1859.
5. Frances Parnal, b. March, 1837, a teacher in 1859,
unm.
6. John Percival b. Oct., 1842.
:
g54 HYDE GENE-ALOGY.
7. Mary Sears, h. June, 1849.
VL William Ely Pearson (1974), born at Lyme, Conn.,

4 Kov., 1758, third son of Richard Pearson (463) and Mary
Ann Ely of Lyme, was a great grandson of Elizabeth
Hyde (9) of the third generation. He m. Mehitable Reeve
of Long Island. They settled at Lyme, where she died.
His children Tjy her icere :
5803. Samuel, b.14 Oct., 1782, at Lyme.

5804. Elisha, b. 27 May, 1785, at Lyme.
5805. Reeve, b. 7 May, 1792, at Lyme.
5806. Sarah, b. 2 July, 1788, at Lyme.
5807. Mehitable, b. 19 Dec, 1794, at Lyme.
He then m. Hannah , and removed to Bethany,

N".Y., where he died. She was said to be living at Beth-
any in 1859, aged 100 years.
VI. Judge Jedediah Peck (1982), born at Lyme, Conn.,

28 Jan., 1748, fourth son of Elijah Peck and Hepzibah
Pearson (465), was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9)
of the third generation. He m. 5 N'ov., 1772, his first
cousin, Tabitha Ely (1995), youngest daughter of Richard
Ely and Mary Pearson (467). He was a farmer, and they
settled at Lyme, where he also pursued the business of a
land surveyor. They removed to Burlington, IST. Y., when
the country was yet a wilderness, where he became a
prominent politician and wrote many political articles for
the public papers over the signature of "Jedediah Peck,
the plough jogger." He was frequently elected to the
house of assembly, and was also a member of the state
senate. He was also a judge of the court of common pleas
of Otsego county many years. In the war of 1812, although
exempt by age and otherwise from the performance of
militia duty, to induce others to turn out for the defence
of the Niagara frontier, he volunteered his services, and
participated in the battle of Queenston, where the British
general Brock was killed. He and his wife both died at
BurHngton, N. Y.
Their children were
5807a. Elijah, b. 29 Aug., 1780, at Lyme, d. 20 Sept., 1780.
5808. Elijah 2d, b. 1 Oct., 1781, at Lyme. He m. Lucy Bates of
HYDE GENEALOGY. §55
Hartwick, N. Y., and removed to Sheffield, 0., where he
died. They hadsix children :
1. EUjah. Elisha.
2. 3. David W. 4. Emeline.
5. Richard Eli/. 6. Erastus.
5809. Peter, b. 12 Nov., 1783, at Lyme. He m. Sarah Lewis of
Pownal, Vt. They removed to Ashtabula county, 0., where
he died. They had four children :
1. Sarah Wells, who was m. and living in Warren county,

Iowa, in 1858.
2. Esther Kltchell, m. and was living at the same place.
3. Peter, living in Hardin county, 0., in 1858.
4. Mary Campbell, living in Allen county, 0., 1858.
5810. Jedediah, b. 19 May, 1788, at Lyme. He m. Sarah (Lewis)
Peck, the widow of his brother Peter, in Wayne county, 0.,
where he died. They had one child Tahitha Wells Peck.
:
5811. Hepzibah, b. 27 Jan., 1774, at Lyme. She m. her fourth

cousin, Abel Sill (6376), eldest son of Andrew Sill and
Helen Talcott Dorr (2251) of Burlington, N. Y. {See No.
6376.)
5812. Mary, b. 6 Nov., 1776, at Lyme. She m. 7 Jan., 1802,
David Willard, b. 29 Jan., 1775, son of David Willard and
Martha Sherlock. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Burlington, N. Y., and in 1806 removed to Otisco, N. Y.,
where he was a justice of the peace for twenty years, and
was a member of the legislature in 1826. He d. 20 Feb.,
1826, at Otisco, where she d. 28 June, 1856. They had
three children :
1. Electa, -who m. Ebenezer Jennings of Otisco, and they

joined the Mormons.
2. Amanda, who m. James Churchill of SpafFord, N. Y.,
where she died and had two children Harriet, who m. Jona-
:
than Davis of Marcellus, N. Y. ; and Angeline, who m. Har-

man Barnum of Otisco.
3. lahiiha. who m. Frederick Churchill, son of James
Churchill and Hannah Dobbs of Spatford. He was a me-
chanic, and they settled at Otisco, where he was captain of
a rifle company. In 1859 they removed to Dowagiac, Mich.
They had five children Willard, an artist at Clarksville,
:
Tenn., in 1860; Marcus, a farmer at Otisco; Peter, who m.

and died at Otisco, Jan., 1860; Maria; and Cordelia, living
with their parents in 1860, unm.
5813. Anna, b. 27 May, 1786, at Lyme, died unm.
YI. Irene Ely (1994), born at Lyme, Conn., daughter of

Richard Ely and Mary Pearson (467) of Lyme, was a great
granddaughter of Elizabeth Hj^de (9) of the third genera-
tion. She m. 3 March, 1774, Capt. Manassah Leach.
They settled at Lyme, where she died.
::
356 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Tlteir children were

5814. Richard, b.25 Dec, 1774,*at Lyme.
5815. Elisha, b. 6 June, 1779, at Lyme.
5816. Elijah, b. 1 May, 1784, at Lyme.
5817. Enoch, b. 20 Jan., 1794, at Lyme.
5818. Lydia, b. 22 Oct., 1776, at Lyme.
5819. Mary, b. 7 May, 1781, at Lyme.
5820. Irene, b. 16 March, 1787, at Lyme.
58.'^1. Deborah, b. 22 March, 1789, at Lyme.
Capt. Leacli then m. 21 Aug., 1823, Chianna Keeney.
VI. Gibbons Mather (1997), born 22 June, 1760, at

Lyme, Conn., second son of Benjamin Mather of Lyme,
by his first wife, Irene Pearson (468), was a great grandson
of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation. He m. 29
Jan., 1789, Hannah Foote, b. 4 April, 1766, at Colchester,
Conn., fourth daughter of Jeremiah Foote and Rhuama
Northum, granddaughter of Joseph Foote of Colchester,
and his first wife, Ann Clothier which Joseph Foote was
;
the youngest son of Is'athaniel Foote and Margaret Bliss of

Wethersfield, the eldest son of ISathaniel Foot and Eliza-
beth Smith of Wethersfield, the eldest son of Nathaniel
Foote and Elizabeth Deering, his wife, who were m. in
1615, in England, and were among the first settlers of
Wethersfield, Conn. {See M. 764 and Foote Family.)
Gibbons Mather and wife settled at Colchester, and re-
moved to Auburn, jN^. Y., where he d. 5 Aug., 1815. She
d. 18 Oct., 1844, at Elbridge, N. Y.
Their children were
5822. Gibbons Pearson, b. 7 Dec, 1791, at Colchester. He m.
1812, Sophia Smith, daughter of Capt. Kalph Smith of Mid-
dle Haddam. They removed to Auburn, N. Y., where he
d. in 1816. He had one child :
Gibbons, b. 1813, d. 1815.

5823. Henry Wolf, b. 8 July, 1794, at Colchester. He m. 1817,
Amanda Whipple of Auburn, where he d. Sept., 1818. He
had one child :
Maria, b. 1818, who d. about 1850, at Auburn, unm.

His widow married again, and died at Scipio, N. Y.
5824. Hiram Foote, b. 13 Feb., 1796, at Colchester. He graduated
at Yale, 1813, and was a lawyer. He m. 8 April, 1821,
Sarah Anne Hyde, b. 1800, at Auburn, daughter of Walter
Hyde and Jerusha his wife. They settled at Elbridge, N. Y.,
where he was a state senator for four years, and where she
d. 4 Nov., 1824. He had by her two children :
HYDE GENEALOGY. g5'^
1. Walter Gibbons, b. 6 Feb., 1822, d. 6 Aug., 1823.

2. ,Sarah Anne, b. 19 Oct., 1824, who m. Feb., 1846,
William B. Beeson, a merchant of Niles, Mich., where she
d. 2 May, 1857, and had two children Sidney and Lewis.
:
Hiram F. Mather then m. 26 Nov., 1831, his first wife's

cousin, Mary Parsons Cole, b. 1806, daughter of Dr. Joseph
Cole and Sarah Hyde of Auburn. They removed to Niles,
Mich., in 1844, where she d. 29 Dec, 1855. He had by
her eight children :
3. Joseph Cole, b. 17 May, 1833, m. Clarissa Lewis, and

was living at Chicago in 1859, and had one child Clarissa. :
4. Laura Hannah, b. 3 May, 1835, m. 1856, George M.

Wells, a merchant of Niles, where they were living in 1859,
and had one child Ralph.
:
5. David Hyde, b. 2 Oct., 1837, graduated at Williams

college in 1859.
6. Ralph Taylor, 13 March, 1840.
b.
7. Mary Amanda, 25 Jan., 1842.
b.
8. Caroline A., b. 27 Nov.. 1843.
9. John Steward, b. 2 Oct., 1845.
10. Frances Chloe, b. 5 Oct., 1848.
He then removed to Chicago, and m. 15 Oct., 1857, Mrs.
Anna Talman (Smith) Norton, daughter of William Smith
and Sarah Talman of Fairfield, and widow of Henry Norton
of Chicago. They were living at Chicago in 1859, and he
had then no issue by her,
5825. Ralph Cotton, b. 9 Dec, 1798, at Colchester, d. 1821 at Ba-
tavia, N. Y.
5826. A son, b. 13 April, 1801, at Colchester, died unnamed.
5827. Benjamin Increase, b. at Colchester. He m. about 1825,
Roxana Ormsby, only daughter of Isaac Ormsby, and Eliza-
beth his wife, of Elbridge. They settled at Jackson, Mich.,
where he d. 1843. They had two children :
1. Daniel Philip Forman, who d. at Adrian, Mich., unm.

2. William Barry, who d. about 1850, at Los Angelos,
Cal., unm.
Their mother then m. Ezekiel Ross, acd was living at Cin-
cinnati in 1859.
5828. Daniel Worthiugton, b. 1 Jan., 1807, at Colchester. He m.
13 June, 1831, Catherine Merriman, b. 25 Aug., 1809, at
Onondaga, N. Y., eldest daughter of Charles J. Merriman,
Esq., and Rhoda Furness, of Elbridge. They settled at El-
bridge, and in 1859 were living at Niles, Mich., and had
seven children:
1. Emely, b. 26 June, 1832.
2. Charles Gibbons, b. 20 Aug., 1834.
8. Calista, b. 21 June, 1836.
4. Henry, b. 4 May, 1839, d. 15 Nov., 1839.
5. Harriet, b. 8 Aug., 1845, d. 17 July, 1846.
108
g58 HYDE GENEALOGY.
6. Amelia Roxanna, b. 7 Sept., 1848.

7. Julia Louisa, b. 24 March, 1852.
5829. Hannah Pomery, b. at Colchester, died in infancy.
VI. Col. Seth Ely (1999m), born at Lyme, Conn., about

1764, son of Deacon Seth Ely and L^^dia Reynolds (468A),
genera'tion. "He ni. 14 April, 1799, Phebe Marvin, b. 28
Nov., 1772, at Lyme, second daughter of Elisha Marvin
and Elizabeth Selden, and granddaughter of Col. Samuel
Selden of the army of the revolution, and Elizabeth Ely,
his wife {see No. 1080 and 358). They settled at Lyme,
and subsequently removed to Ripley, JST. Y. He d. 11
Dec, 1847.
5830. Selden Marvin, b. 7 March, 1800, at Lyme. He m. 10 May,

1825, his fourth cousin, Statira Esther Griffin (6436), b. 19
March, 1805, at East Had dam, sixth daughter of Col. Josiah
Griffin (2258) and Dorothy Gates. They removed to Ripley,
N. Y., and had eight children :
1. Mary Elizabeth. 2. George Griffin.

3. John Selden. 4. Phebe, d. 19 March, 1833.
5. Catherine Mather. 6. Ebenezer.
7. Phebe Marvin. 8. Francis Griffin.
5831. Seth Elisha, b. 24 Sept., 1808, at Lyme. He m. 20 May,
1845. Elizabeth A. Hale.
5832. Ebenezer, b. 7 Feb., 1811, at Lyme, d. 12 June, 1822.
5833. Elizabeth Colt., b. 24 April, 1802, at Lyme, m. 2 April, 1832,
Rufus Hills, who received the degree of doctor of medicine
at Dartmouth in 1816, and was a physician.
5834. Phebe Hubbard, b. 19 July, 1804, at Lyme. She m. her
fourth cousin, Matthew Griswold, Esq., (6029), third son of
Gov. Roger Griswold (2102) and Fanny Rogers (1448) of
Lyme. {See No. 6029.)
5835. Lydia, b. 8 April, 1807, at Lyme, d. 7 Sept., 1807.
5836. Abigail Deborah, b. 10 March, 1813, at Lyme.
VI. Dr. Joseph Jewett (2000), born at Lj-me, Conn., 7

June, 1763, eldest son of Capt. Joseph Jewett (469) and
Lucretia Rogers (359), was a great grandson of Elizabeth
Hyde (9) of "the third generation. He studied medicine
with his uncle. Dr. Theophilus Rogers (352) of Norwich,
and was a physician. He m. Jane Pettibone of Granby.
They settled at Granby, Conn., where he d. 6 Dec, 1812.
Their children irere :
5837. Joseph Franklin, b, 22 Aug., 1788, at Granby. He m. 18

:
HYDE GENEALOGY. ggg-
Aug., 1813, Elizabeth Bancroft Reed of Granville, Mass.

He was a physician, and they settled at Grranby, where they
were living in 1858. He received the honorary degree of
doctor of medicine at Yale in 1841. They had seven child-
ren :
1. Charlotte Amelia, b. 22 June, 1814, d. IG Oct., 1820.

2. Joseph William, b. 14 April, 1816, at Granby, d. 29
Dec 1842. ,
3. Erastus Frederick, b. 12 Sept., 1820, at Granby, m,

Emma Alderman of Granby.
4. Charlotte Amelia 2d, b. 6 Dec, 1822, m. Stiles W. Reed
of Granby.
5. Caroline Amanda, b. 22 Jan., 1825, at Granby, m. Le
Roy Fuller of Simsbury, Conn.
6. Robert Ransom, b. 8 March, 1827, at Granby, m. Emma
Alderman of Granby.
7. Cornelia Ann, b. 17 July, 1831, unm. in 1858.
5838. Frederick William, b. 25 Nov., 1790, at Granby. He m.
Charlotte Melinda Phelps of Simsbury, Conn. They had
fivechildren :
1. Charlotte Jidietta, b. 23 May, 1815, d. 12 Feb., 1829.

2. Noah Amherst, b. 17 Nov., 1816. m. Roxanna Street of
West Springfield, and d. 17 June, 1849, at Albmy, N. Y.
3. Frederick Stiles, b. 25 Feb., 1819, m. Jane Steele of
Antigua, W. I.
4. George Dwight, b. 1 May, 1822, m. Delia Burr of Hart-
ford, Conn., and in 1858 was a clerk in the office of the
superintendent of public pi'inting at Washington, D. C.
5. Henry Frank, b. 23 Feb., 1826.
5839. Peter Jenner, b. 18 Jan., 1802, at Granby. He m. Louisa
Adelaide Smith of Granby, and d. 16 Oct., 1847. They had
nine children
1. Stanly Augustus, b. 27 May, 1825, m. Hepzibah L.
Tuker of Bufi"alo, N. Y.
2. John Alexander, b. 22 Aug., 1827, m. Julietta Tomp-
kins of Lyme, Conn.
3. Helen Irene, b. 16 April, 1829, m. Pliny Pratt of
Granby.
4. Jane Anna, b. 16 Oct., 1830, unm. in 1858.
5. Mary Anne Caroline, b. 15 Sept., 1832, m. Czar D.
Goodman of New Haven.
6. Josejjh b. 26 Feb., 1835.
Franklin,
7. George Elijah, b 26 Oct., 1838.
8. Louisa Adelaide, b. 10 June, 1842.
9. Frederick Jenner, b. 8 April, 1845.
5840. Julietta Maria, b. 11 March, 1793, at Granby. She m. Eras-
tus Phelps of Granby, and d. 31 May, 1842, at New York.
1. Maria Louisa, b. 1 May, 1822, m. Jacob Wellman of

Farmington, Conn.
: :
^QQ HYDE GENEALOGY.
2. Ellen Elizaheth, b. 13 Feb., 1824, m. Walter W. Sher-

wood of Delaware county, N. Y.
3. Stella JuUetta, b. 19 May, 1826, m. 11 Feb., 1851,
James Edwards of the city of New York.
4. Jane Caroline, b. 19 Nov., 1829. She m. 11 Feb.,
1851, Abraham C. Edwards of the city of New York.
5. Lucia Irene, b. 19 Nov., 1829, and d. 3 July, 1832.
6.Mary Isabella,];). 11 Oct., 1831, was a teacher at Brook-
lyn,N. Y., 1858, unm.
5841. Jane Miranda, b. 3 Dec, 1795. She d. 8 Jan., 1844, at
Macon, Ga., unm.
5842. Irene Amoret, b. 26 Oct., 1797, at Granby. She m. Maltby I
G. Hillyer of Granby, and d. 18 Oct., 1845. They had five
children :
1. Jnlia Ashley, b. 2 Nov., 1822, m. George Pettibone of

Granby.
2. Sarah Jane, b. 11 Aug., 1825, m. George Richmond
of Sheffield, Mass.
3. Jane Miranda, m. Horace Pease of Lee, Mass.
4. Sophia Pelletreau, b. 8 March, 1830, died at the age of
3 years.
5. Charles Pliny, b. 28 Nov., 1833, unm. in 1858.
6843. Mary Ann Caroline, b. 26 July, 1799, at Granby. She m.
James H. Smith of Granby, and removed to New Haven,
where they were living in 1858. They had four children
1. Frederick, b. 21 Feb., 1823, d. 28 Nov., 1826.
2. Jewett Guernsey, b. 18 March, 1825, an undergraduate
at Yale 1857.
3. Frederick James, h. 24 Jan., 1828, m. Sabia Alderman
of Granby.
4. Edicard Lee, b. 26 April, 1830, d. 22 Jan., 1832.
YI. Zabdial Rogers Jewett (2001), born at Lyme, Conn.,

20 April, 1765, second son of Capt. Joseph Jewett (469)
and Lucretia Eogers (359) of Lyme, was a great grandson
of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation. He m.-
Zebiah Rowe of Granby. They removed to Winstead,
Conn., where he d. 12 May, 1826. She was living in
1857.
Their children were
5844. Allen, 22 Feb., 1789.

b. He m. March, 1813, Abigail Tucker
of NewHartford, and was living at Winstead in 1857. They
had eight children :
1. Louisa, b. 5 April, 1814, m. Sept., 1842, Garrison Baker.

2. Georr/e Rogers, h. 17 May, 1816, m. 22 Feb., 1838,
Sarah E. Rockwell.
HYDE GENEALOGY. 861
3. Benjamin Tucker, b. 18 Feb., 1819, m. Julia Ann
Mabbet, b. 17 Nov., 1819.
4. Albert, b. 26 Oct., 1822, m. 23 Nov., 1849, Anne Maria
Palmer.
5. Frances, b. 9 June, 1827.
6. Frederick, b. 1 Sept., 1829.
7. Julia Ann, b. 24 Oct., 1831.
8. J/ary, b. 10 Dec, 1833.
5845. Pauline, b. 15 July, 1787. She m. Dr. Seymour Carpenter
of Saratoga. Ho was a physician, and they removed to New
York, where he had his office in 1857, and his residence was
in Brooklyn.
5846. Frances, b. 15 April, 1791. She m. Ira Goodsell, who died,
and she was living at New Hartford, Conn., in 1858. They
had eight children :
1. Fliza Ann, b. 29 Nov., 1810, m. Aralzeman Russ.

2. Amaret Miranda, b. 16 Oct., 1812, m. Jan., 1848,
Garry Bishop.
3. Charlotte Abigail, h. 22 Aug., 1814, m. Seth Marshall
Miller.
4. Samuel Penfield, b. 15 Oct., 1816, m. Alvira Goodsell,
who d.May, 1846.
5. Julia Angeline, b. 22 Nov., 1818, d. Sept., 1820.
6. Julia Jewett, b. 29 June, 1821.
7. Susan Frances, b. 22 June, 1826, d. 29 Nov., 1847.
8. Erskine Major, b. 25 Nov., 1829, d. June, 1848.
5847. Clarissa, b. 20 April, 1794. She m. Anson Atis of Granby,
where she d. 2 March, 1838. They had eight children :
1. Harriet, b. 19 Feb., 1814, m. Timothy Saunders of

Granville, Mass.
2 Mar^, b. 12 Feb., 1816.
3. Monro, b. 18 April, 1818.
4. Janette, b. 8 March, 1821.
5. Milo, b. 17 March, 1825, m. 9 Aug., 1846, Delia Dud-
ley of Winstead.
6. jMilton, b. 26 Dec, 1827.
7. William, b. 6 Nov., 1830.
8. Amie, b. 12 Oct., 1834.
5848. Deborah, b. 12 Oct., 1799. She m. John Hall of Canaan,
Conn., and d. 13 June, 1827, and left one or two children.
VI. Joshua Raymond Jewett (2002), b. 14 Aug., 1771,

atLyme, Conn., third son of Capt. Joseph Jewitt (469)
and Lucretia Rogers (359), was a great grandson of Eliza-
beth Hyde (9) of the third generation. He m. Sybil Petti-
bone of Granby, where they settled, and where she d. 19
April, 1813.
.
862 HYDE GENEALOGY
5849. George, b. 10 May, 1799, at Granby. He m. 17 Sept., 1823,

Eliza Guyton, b. 25 Nov., 1803, and settled at Macon, Ga.,
where she d. 2 May, 1839. He had by her ten children:
1. Charles Rai/mond, b. 29 July, 1824, at Macon, was ed-
ucated at Emory college, Ga., and was a Methodist clergy-
man, m. 28 Dec, 1848, OctaviaN. Chester, b. 28 Jan., 1831,
who d. 11 May, 1853, and had by her three children Eliza-
:
beth Davant. b. 21 Oct., 1849 ;George Chester, b. 4 June,

1851, d. 2 July, 1852 and Martha Octavia, b. 17 March,
;
1853, d. 25 July, 1853. He then m. 27 March, 1855, Mar-

tha Parham Clement, b. 19 Jan., 1835, daughter of the Hev.
Bishop Clement, and had by her two children Goodwin:
Anthony, b. 8 Feb., 1856, and Henry Raymond, b. 23 Nov.,

1857.
2. Harriet Endith, b. 3 March, 1826, d. 15 July, 1827.
3. Robert Coleman, b. 1 April, 1828, d. 1 May, 1828.
4. Mary Tabitha, b. 29 May, 1829, d. 21 Aug., 1839.
5. Jidia Caroline, b. 15 Sept., 1831, at Macon, where she
was educated at the Wesleyan female college, and was living
at Macon 1859, unm.
6. Uliza Holzendorf, b. 1 April, 1833, d. 18 Aug., 1834.
7. George Frederick, b. 25 Nov., 1834, d. 12 Oct., 1845.
8. WUliam Pettibone, b. 22 March, 1836, d. 25 Aug., 1840.
9. Eliza G. Holzendorf, b. 15 Aug., 1837, at Macon,
where she was educated at the Wesleyan female college, m.
29 Sept., 1858, Rev. Jesse B. Hartwell, a Baptist clergyman;
and they sailed as missionaries to China in Nov., 1858, under
the appointment of the southern Baptist missionary society.
10. Ella, b. 2 May, 1839, died same year.
He then m. 24 Nov., 1839, Eunice Frances Freeman, b.
26 Oct., 1818, at Nashville, Tenn., eldest daughter of Azel
Roe Freeman and Delia Shaw. She d. 15 Nov., 1844, at
Macon. He had by her three children :
11. Delia Frances, b. 18 Sept., 1840, at Macon, where she

was educated at the Wesleyan female college, and in 1859
was unm.
12. Louisa Sybil, b. 31 March, 1842, d. 27 July, 1855.
13. Azel, b. 26 Sept., 1844, d. 22 Dec, 1844.
He then m. 8 May, 1845, Mrs. Mary Ann Susan Ballard,
and d. 14 March, 1849, at Macon, and had by her one child :
14. Oiven Malone.

5850. Harriet Sjbil, b. 28 March, 1797, at Granby. She m. 2 May,
1814, Grove A. Pease, b. 4 Aug., 1789, son of Nathaniel
Pease and Jerusha Hall, and settled at Granby, where she
was living in 1858. They had four children, born at
Granby :
1. Albert, b.26 Jan., 1816, m. Sarah Ann Stevens, of

New Hampshire.
HYDE GENEALOGY. 863
2. Edward Raymond^h. 30 April, 1819, m. Martha Curd,
of Georgia.
3. 31ari/Ann, b. 3 Dec, 1829, m. John Carlton Welborn.
4. George Avgustus, b. 28 April, 1839.
5851. Eliza, b. 1 April, 1801, at Granby. She m. Paran Stevens,
who kept the Revere House in Boston. She d. 4 March,
1857, leaving one child Ellen.
:
5852. Julia, b. Sept, 1805, at Granby. She m. Alonzo Phelps of

Granby. They removed to the city of New York, where she
d. 2 May, 184*9, and he died. They had four children :
1. Alonzo E., m. Frances Fay.

2. George ii., d. 27 July, 1852.
3. Arabia b. 25 Nov., 1831.
4. William H.
Joshua R. Jewett, then m. Mary Alma Cossitt of Cler-

mont, N. II., and was living at Granby in 1857.
5853. Henry Lee, b. 29 Aug., 1821, at Granby. He m. 2 March,

1841, Martha Jones Howard, b. 28 April, 1823, in Monro
county, Ga., daughter of John Howard and Sallie Jones.
They settled at Macon, Ga., where he was a gentleman of
wealth and character, and was secretary and treasurer of the
Southwestern rail road company, &c. They were living at
Macon 1859, and had six children :
1. Henry Cossitt, b. 25 Dec, 1844, d. 9 June, 1845.

2. Mary Frances, b. 23 Oct., 1846.
3. John Howard, b. 7 June, 1849.
4. George Bowers, b. 20 April, 1853.
5. Sallie Louisa, b. 29 March, 1856, d. 6 April, 1857.
6. Ellis Lee, b. 22 July, 1858.
5854. Sidney, b. 31 July, 1823, at Granby, d. 4 Aug., 1849, at
Hartford, unm.
5855. Patrick Henry, b. 3 March, 1825, at Granby. He was a
lawyer, and was living at Lexington, la., in 1859.
YI. JosiAH Jewett (2003), born at Lyme, Conn., 29

Dec, 1773, fourth son of Capt. Joseph Jewett (469) and
Lucretia Iloo;ers (359), was a s^reat grandson of Elizabeth
Hyde (9) of "the third generation. "He m. 29 Nov., 1798,
Elizabeth M. Smith, b. 16 Nov., 1777, at Durham, Conn.
They settled at Durham and removed to Moravia, N. Y.,
where she d. 2 Oct., 1816.
5856. David Parsons, b. 1 Aug., 1799, at Durham, d. 18 June,

1802.
g^4 HYDE GENEALOGY.
5857. George Washington, b. 17 Nov., 1800, at Durham. He m.

1828, Harriet Camp, daughter of Dennis Camp of Durham,
where they settled, and where she d. 1826. He had by her
one child :
1. Harriet, A. E., b. 1825, who m. Dr. Benjamin W.

Fowler, a physician of Durham, and died there in 1847.
He then m. 1828, Jennet Camp, daughter of Joseph P.
Camp of Durham, where she d. 1831. He had by her one
child :
2. William Butler, b. 1829, at Durham, who m. Eleanor

W. Huntley of Howell, Mich., who d. Jan., 18j61. He was
a merchant at Howell in 1861, and had one child : Frank
Webster, b. 1859.
He (G. W. Jewett) then m. 20 April, 1832, Annice P.
Mellindy, b. 1809, daughter of Daniel Mellindy and Sarah
Powers of Moravia, N. Y., where they settled, and he was
treasurer of Livingston county. They removed to Howell,
Mich., where he was a member of the legislature. He had
by her six other children :
3. Jennet Amelia, b. 1833, at Moravia, d. 1837.

4. Sarah Lucretia, b. 1835, at Moravia, m. Zcnas Fobes
Crossman, a merchant of Howell, where they were living in
1860, and had one child George Jewett, b. 1859.
:
5. iMarj/ Victoria, b. 1840, at Howell.

6. Eliza Irene, b. 1842, at Howell.
7. Ellen Atigusta, b. 1844 at Howell.
8. Charles Gregory, b. 1847, at Howell.
5858. David Parsons 2d, b. 3 Sept., 1802, at Durham, d. 12 April,
1803.
5859. Josiah Parsons, b. 11 Nov., 1807, at Durham. He m. about
1830, Lucretia Taylor. They lived at Nittany Valley, Wil-
liamsport, and Wyalusing, Pa., and Howell, Mich., where he
d. 15 Nov., 1840. They had six children :
1. Anne Elizabeth, b. 22 May, 1831, at Nittany Valley,

and d. 22 Oct., 1847, at Standing Stone, Pa., unm.
2. Deborah Irene, b. 4 June, 1833, at Nittany Valley, m.
1859, Gurdon L. Mead of Moravia, N. Y., where they were
living in 1861.
3. John Taylor, b. 31 March, 1835, at Williamsport, and
in 1861 was living at Warren, Pa.
4. iMartha Matilda, b. 22 March, 1837, at Wyalusing.
5. Josiah Parsons, b. 4 April, 1840, at Howell. He was
a merchant, and was living at Moravia N. Y., 1861.
6. Sarah Lucretia (twin), b. 4 April, 1840, at Howell, d,
22 Sept., 1841, at Wyalusing, Pa.
5860. Samuel Parsons, b. 9 Aug., 1809, at Durham. He m. 19
Aug., 1835, Sarah Palmer Cone of Locke, N. Y., daughter
of Elijah Cone. He was a merchant, and they settled at
Ann Arbor, Mich., where she d. 28 Feb., 1848. He had
by her five children born at Ann Arbor :
HYDE GENEALOGY. 86'5
1. EIha, May, 1836, d. 4 Oct., 1847.

b.
2. Aaron Gone, b. 5 May, 1838, an undergraduate at the
university of Michigan 1861.
3. Gnernsei/ S7)iifh, h. 26 Dec, 1840, and d. 13 Jan.,
1849.
4. Elizabeth Smith, h. 16 July, 1843.
5. Florence Sarah, b. 24 Oct., 1845.
He then m. 11 Oct., 1848, Sarah White of Brooklyn,
daughter of Matthew White of Albany. They were living at
Ann Arbor in 1860, and he had by her two other children :
6. Josephine Letitia, b. 26 Feb., 1851.

7. Frances Euqena, h. 28 Nov., 1852.
5861. Guernsey, b. 1 July, 1816, at Moravia. He m. 11 Sept.,
1839, Eliza Carter of Ledyard, N. Y. He was a merchant,
and they were living at Moravia in 1861, and had four child-
ren :
1. Tlieodore Carter, b. 1 Dec, 1840. an undergraduate at

Yale in 1861.
2. Henry Morrell, b. 4 Dec, 1843.
3. George B., b. 7 March, 1846, d. 18 Oct., 1846.
4. Carlton Rogers, b. 5 March, 1852.
5862. Eliza Smith, b. 1 Feb., 1804, at Durham, and d. 23 Nov.,
1816.
5863. Martha, b. 9 Oct., 1805, at Durham. She m. 30 April, 1832,
Amasa H. Dunbar of Moravia, N. Y., where they settled,
and where they were living in 1860, They had two child-
ren born at Moravia :
1. George Ward, b. 8 March, 1833, an Episcopal clergy-

man at Olean, N. Y., in 1861.
2. Josiah Jewett, b. 29 May, 1836, living at Buffalo in
1861.
5864. Clarissa, b. 3 Dec, 1811, at Durham. She m. 1 Oct., 1834,
Joseph Best of Northumberland, Pa. They were living at
Ann Arbor in 1861, and had four children :
1. Minerva Frances, b. 28 Feb., 1836, m. A. J. Shively

of Ann Arbor.
2. WiUiani Howard, b. 24 Nov., 1837, d. 30 March, 1843.
3. Elliot McKendry, b. 24 July, 1845.
4. Guernsey Jewett, b. 14 July, 1852.
He (Josiah Jewett), thenm. 16 Jan., 1817, Sophia Skin-

ner, b. 17 Dec, 1796, daughter of Cotton Skinner and
Prudence Prendegras,? of Moravia, formerly of East Hart-
ford, Conn. He d. 26 Feb., 1860, at Moravia, where she
was living in 1861.
5865. Sherman Skinner, b. 17 Jan., 1818, at Moravia. He m. 14

J09
:
866 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Aug., 1839, Deborah Dusenbury of BuflFalo, N. Y., daughter

of Benjamin Dusenbury. He was a merchant and a manu-
facturer of stoves, and they settled at Buffalo, where they
were living in 1861. They had six children, born at Buf-
falo
1. Benry Clay, b. 6 Dec, 1840.
2. Josiah^ b. 4 Oct., 1842, an undergraduate at Yale in
1861.
3. Emma Alice, b. 12 July, 1844.
4. Jennie Matilda,3 Feb., 1849.
b.
5. Frank May, 1858, d. 2 Feb., 1859.
Webster, b. 3
6. George Sherman, b. 20 Jan., 1860.
5866. John Cotton, b. 2 Feb., 1820, at Moravia. He m. 2 Feb.,
1843, Priscilla Boardnian of Ann Arbor. He was a mer-
chant, and they settled at Ann Arbor, and in 1861 were liv-
ing at Buffalo, N. Y. They had five children :
1. Edgar, b. 14 Dec, 1843.

2. Carrie A., h. 3 Oct., 1847.
3. Matilda a, b. 11 Aug., 1849.
4. Ella, b. 7 April, 1855.
5. Frederick ^., b. 10 Nov., 1859.
5867. Joseph, b. 25 July, 1823, at Moravia, d. 7 Aug., 1823.
5868. Charles Carroll, b. 28 June, 1827, at Moravia. He m. 17
Jan., 1856, Ellen R. Burroughs of Buffalo. He was a
physician and farmer, and they were living at Moravia in
1861, and had two children :
1. Gertrude, b. 19 June, 1857.

2. Louisa, b. 29 May, 1859.
5869. James Harvey, b. 11 Oct., 1830, at Moravia. He m. 3 June,
1854, Mary F. Coleyard of Sardinia, N. Y. He was a
farmer, and they were living at Moravia in 1861, and had
three children :
1. Nellie Eliza, b. 27 Sept., 1855.

2. Kate Sophia, b. 3 Aug., 1857.
3. Alice 2'heodora, b. 19^ March, 1859.
5870. Matilda Caroline, b. 8 Dec, 1824, at Moravia. She d. 17
May, 1849, unra.
VI. Col. George "Washington Jewett (2004), born at

Lyme, Conn., 10 March, 1776, fifth son of Capt. Joseph
Jewett (469) and Lucretia Rogers (359), was a great grand-
son of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation. He m.
1808, Sophia Mather (4481), b. 17 Jan., 1791, at Essex
Borough, Saybrook, daughter of Dr. Elisha Mather and his
first cousin, Elizabeth Selden (1472). He was a lawyer,
and they settled at Essex Borough, where he was colonel
of artiller}^, and was in the service of the United States at
IsTew London in the war of 1812. Li 1819 they removed
to Springfield, 0., where she d. 20 Oct., 1826.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 867

5871. John Rogers, b. 1809, at Saybrook. Pie was a physician and

received the degree of doctor of medicine at the Western
Reserve college. He ni. Jan., 1849, at Lyons, Mich., Mary
Ann Snyder, born at Philadelphia, Pa., daughter of John
Snyder and Elizabeth his wife. They settled at Lyons,
where they were living in 1860. They had three children :
1. George Washington, b. 22 Sept., 1849.

2. Emcline Frances, b. 24 Feb., 1852.
8. Charles Taylor, b. 13 June, 1855.
5872. George Washington, b. at Saybrook, died in infancy.
After the death of his first wife, Col. George W. Jewett

m. about 1832, Mrs. Abigail Wilcox of Add Arbor, widow
of Gideon Wilcox, formerly of Elbridge, I^. Y. He d. 14
Feb., 1850, at Ann Arbor, without issue by her.
YI. Mary Jewett (2006), born at Lyme, Conn., 12

March, 1761, second daughter of Capt. Joseph Jewett
(469) and Lucretia Eogers (359), was a great granddaugh-
ter of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation. She m.
18 Dec, 1780, Samuel Perkins, b. 14 April, 1754, at Lyme,
fifthson of Abraham Perkins and Elizabeth Ely {see No.
1961). They removed to Vermont, and he d. 16 March,
1825.
Their children were
5873. Joseph Jewett, b. 7 Aug., 1783, d. 10 March, 1784.
5874. Samuel Moody, b. 2 May, 1787. He m. 16 March, 1823,
Laura Basset. He was a lawyer, and d. Dec, 1835.
5875. Jewett Rogers, b. 9 May, 1792, d. 17 July, 1822.
5876. Julius Augustus, b. 5 Feb., 1799. Hem. 6 Feb., 1824, Minerva
Mercy Williamson of Woodstock, Vt. They were living at
Spencerport, N. Y., in 1858, and had eleven children :
1. Louisa Minerva, b. 15 April, 1822, d. 4 Aug., 1822.

2. Edward Augustus, b. 29 June, 1823, d. 25 Aug., 1824.
3. Sylvester Miller, b. 29 Dec, 1824.
4. George Irwin, b. 5 Jan., 1827, d. 18 Aug., 1847.
5. Mary Anne, b. 28 July, 1829.
6. Eenry Clay, b. 16 April, 1832.
7. 'Edward Augustus, b. 1 Jan., 1834.
8. Charles Ely, b. 6 April, 1836.
9. Samuel Ransom, b. 4 July, 1838.
10. Joseph Jewett, b. 25 31ay, 1841.
11. Louisa Elizabeth, b. 9 March, 1844,
5877. George Washington, b. 4 Nov., 1800, d. 17 April, 1827.
5878. Mary, b. 25 Sept., 1781, d. 18 July, 1783.
: :
368 HYDE GENEALOGY,
5879. Mary 2d, b. 14 July, 1785. She m. 8 Nov., 1812, Thomas

Gay, and d. 23 Dec, 1820, aud had three children, living at
Fort Winnebago, Wis., in 1856 :
1. Edicard Augustus. 2. Caroline Perkins.

3. Marij Jeicett.
5880. Lucretia, b. 11 Jan., 1791, d. 24 Feb., 1791.
5881. Sophia, b. 7 March, 1794, d. 17 March, 1826, unm.
5882. Mary Anne Hayden, IS June. 1803, d. 25 Dec, 1828.
b.
5883. CaroUne, b. 3 July, 1805, d. 10 Aug., 1809.
After the death of her first husband, Mrs. Perkins m.

Col. Jacob Spoftbrd of Bereên, Y., who d. 3 Aug.,K
1841, and she d. 7 Aug., 1841.
VI. LucRETU Jewett (2007), born at Lytne, Conn., 24

Apnl, 1767, third daughter of Capt. Joseph Jewett (469)
and Lucretia Rogers (359), was a great granddaughter of
Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation. She m. 14
Nov., 1787, Pliny Hayes of Granby, Conn., where they
settled. They removed to Marcellus, N. Y. He d. 2
May, 1830, at Bristol, N. Y., and she d. 15 May, 1843, at
Livonia, N. Y.
Tlieir children loere
5884. Pliny, b. 5 Dec, 1788, at Granby. He m. Ehza Stout Wells,

and was a physician, and they settled at Canandaigvia, N. Y.
He had been the clerk of Capt. James Lawrence of the United
States Navy, at the capture of the Hornet and of the Peacock,
He d. 28 July, 1831, at New York. He had two children
1. Charles Wells, b. 29 March, 1828, m. 18 June, 1854,
at Geneva, N. Y., Frances Gladding, b. 22 Dec, 1885, at
Albany. He was an Episcopal clergyman.
2. Robert Pliny, b. 25 Feb., 1831.
5885. Henry, b. 19 March, 1792, at Granby. He m. Sophronia
Cottle of Missouri, and had two children :
1. Henry Mumford, b. 25 Aug., 1822, d. 12 Nov., 1838.

2. Adelaide Elizabeth, b. 28 Aug., 1824, at St. Charles,
Mo., m. Henry V. Sullivan of Franklin, 111.
5886. Harold, b. 29 Nov., 1796, al Granby. He m. Maria Simmons,
and had two children :
1. Richmond Simmons, b. 6 March, 1823, m. Maria P,

Taft.
2. Pliny Harold, b. 7 Oct., 1824, m. Pamelia C. Hall.
5887. Mumford, b. 3 Oct., 1801, at Marcellus. Hem. Abigail
Wilcox, who died, and he had by her two children :
1. Jane Eliza, b. 26 Feb., 1829.

HYDE GENEALOGY. ggg
2. Ralîh Wilcox, b. 11 Nov., 1835.
He then married a second wife, and liad by lier two other
children :
3. Carrie Virginia, b. 12 May, 1853, who died in infancy.

4. Sarah Eliza.
5888. Hector, b. 23 July, 1804, at Marcellus. He m. Lucinda War-
ren, and had six children :
1. George Jctvett, b. 26 Sept., 1881, ni. Frances Stowe.

2. Joseph Warren,h. 30 April, 1833, d. 3 Aug., 1839.
3. Nathan Bradley, b. 13 Dec, 1835.
4. Mary Lucinda. b. 6 Aug., 1840.
5. Emma, b. 25 Nov., 1843, d. 26 Dec, 1843.
6. Byron IF., b. 30 Dec, 1848.
5889. Guy, b. 26 Dec, 1806, at Marcellus. He m. Louisa Ann
Wilder, who died, and he had by her two children :
1. Louiui Elizabeth, b. 30 June, 1833, m. 6 Sept., 1854,

Randolph Huntington, b. 8 Dec, 1829, druggist, New York.
2. Narcissus, b. 3 Aug., 1839, d. 1839.
He then m. 30 Dec, 1844, Susan Wright.
5890. Laurinda, b. 12 May, 1790, at Granby. ^She m. Rev. Silas
Hubbard, a Presbyterian clergyman, and had one daughter.
6891. Emma Lucretia, b. 18 Feb., 1794, at Granby. She m. Theo-
dore Brown, settled at Prattsburgh, N. Y., and removed to
Bristol, and had ten children :
1. Theodore, b. 1 Dec, 1813, died in infancy.

2. Frances Sophia, b. 13 Jan., 1815, m. 18 Feb., 1836,
Gaius Adams.
3. Laura Hayes, b, 14 Jan., 1817, m. 30 March, 1840,
Alfred E. Taft.
4. Amanda Gxmilda, b. 15 Jan., 1820, m. 16 Oct., 1888,
Heman A. Canfield.
5. Emma Lucretia, b. 30 April, 1822, m. 26 March, 1845,
John Wilder Taylor.
6. Frederick Augustus, b. 13 June, 1824, died in infancy,
7. Edicard Augustus, b. 10 Dec, 1826, m. 13 Jan., 1853.
Susan D. Witwer.
8. He7iry Martyn, b. 9 Feb., 1829.
9. Delia Maria, b. 27 April, 1883, at Bristol, d. 1833.
10 Adelaide Blackmer, b. 20 June, 1834, at Bristol, unm.
in 1858.
5892. Gunilda, b. 4 July, 1798, at Marcellus. She m. Daniel How-
land, and had eight children :
1. Lucretia Jeioett, b. 6 April, 1822, m. 24 July, 1845,

James Young.
2. Ellen Argenta, b. 6 July, 1828, m. 4 April, 1850, Lam-
bert S. South worth.
3. Guy Fortunatus, b. 20 March, 1830.
4. Elizabeth Adelaide, b. 6 Jan., 1832.
5. George Whitfield, b. 15 Nov. 1833.
6. Emely Hayes, b. 20 March, 1836.
:
870 HYDE GENEALOGY
7. Edward Poi/son, b. 25 Feb., 1838, d. 22 Feb., 1853.

8. Gnnilda Canfield, b. 16 July, 1841, died in infancy.
5893. Elizabeth Adelaide, m. Henry Blackmer.
VI. Elizabeth Lee (2010), born at Lyme, Conn., 1 Jan.,

1783, only child of Lucretia (Rogers) Jewett (359), by her
second husband, Capt. Abner Lee of Lyme, was a great
granddaughter of William Hyde (6) of the third genera-
tion. She in. 29 July, 1801, ITathau Bingham, b. at
Lyme, son of Elijah Bingham and Mary Brockway of
Lyme, and afterwards of New London. He was a hatter,
and they settled at ISTew London, and in 1809 removed to
Clermont, l!^. H., where they were living in 1857.
5894. Silas Lee, b. 23 May, 1802, at New London. He m. 1826,

Mary Mansfield of Windsor, Vt. He was a teacher of music,
and they were living at Cleveland, O., in 1857, and had four
children :
1. Joseph Mans/leld, b. 19 Sept., 1827, d. 1854, at Pitts-

burgh, Pa.
2. Frances Lee, b. June, 1831, ni. 1855, George Head of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
3. 31ary Lucretia, b. at Clermont, m. Charles P. Whitney
of Cleveland, railroad agent.
4. Mortimer, b. 1844.
5895. Charles Mortimer, b. 24 Feb., 1804, at New London. He m.
1828, Mary G. Cook of Cornish, N. H., who d. 1837 s. p.
He then m. 29 July, 1839, Abby D. Fairbanks of Charles-
town, N. H. He was a merchant, and they were living at
Cleveland, 0., in 1857, and had six children; in 1857 aged
as follows :
1. Catherine Flint, aged 17 years.

2. Charles Edward, aged 15 years.
3. Mary Cook, aged 13 years.
4. William Mortimer, aged 9 years.
5. Francis, aged 7 years.
6. Lucy Fairbanks, aged 4 years.
5896. George Edwin, b. 8 April, 1806, at New London. He m.
Oct., 1827, Mary Tyler of Clermont. They were living in
Minnesota in 1857, and had seven children
1. Susan Maria, m. Highland H. White of Mount Holly,
Vt. They removed to Minnesota, where they were living in
1857, and he was a wealthy farmer, and they had one child.
2. Jane Elizaheth, m. I. Fisher Lawrence, Esq., and they
were living at Clermont, N. H., in 1857, and had two sons :
Julian ; and Henry.

:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 37I
3. John m, Laura Whitter of Minnesota, where

Ti/ler,
they were living in 1857, and had one child.
4. George Frederick, died at age of 21, unm.
5. Charles, b. about 1837.
6. Henry, b. about 1839.
7. James, b. about 1842.
5897. Frederick William, b. 29 Jan., 1821, at Clermont, d. Aug.,
1822.
5898. Eliza Laurania, b. 4 Aug., 1811, at Clermont, m. Luther Syl-
vanus Porter. They were living at Clermont in 1857, and
had one son, a clerk at HaTtford, Conn.
5899. Lucretia Ann, b. 4 Dec, 1814, at Clermont. She m. Kalph
Metcalf. He graduated at Dartmouth 1823. She d. 1
April, 1836, leaving one son, who d. Aug., 1836. Her hus-
band, Ralph Metcalf, was elected governor of New Hampshire
in 1855, nearly twenty years after her death.
5900. Mary Maria, b. 14 Oct., 1816, at Clermont. She m. 1840,
Henry Wallace Galpin, and they were living at Clermont in
1857.
YI. Nathan Jewett (2011), born at East Haddam, Conn.,

20 July, 1767, eldest son of Capt. Iâthan Jewett (470) and
Deborah Griswold (499), was a great grandson of Eliza-
beth Hyde (9) of the third generation. He ni. 13 Nov.,
1798, Hepzibah Lee, b. 10 Feb., 1772, at Lyme, eldest
daughter of Seth Lee and Elizabeth Smith of Lyme,
and granddaughter of Elisha Lee and Hepzibah Lee [see
No. 1956). They settled at East Haddam, where he d. 1
Oct., 1851, and she d. 22 March, 1855.
Their children were

5901. Nathan, b. 31 July, 1804, at East Haddam. He m. 7 Feb.,
1837, Lucretia Rogers Stark, b. 26 March, 1819, at Lyme,
daughter of Nathan Stark, by his second wife, Lurania Lee.
[That Lucretia R. Stark was a descendant of William
Walworth the first and Mary Seaton of New London, through
their second daughter, Mary Walworth, who m. Abial Stark
of Lebanon. See M.
312.]
He was a farmer, and they settled at East Haddam, where
he was a justice of the peace and a member of both branches
of the legislature, and where they were living in 1858. They
had seven children, born at East Haddam :
1. Robert Morris, b. 22 Feb., 1839.

2. Lee Star/c, b. 22 Dec, 1841.
3. Sajnuel Nathan, b. 28 April, 1843.
4. Elizabeth Scranton, b. 27 Nov., 1845.
b.J^hilemon IScranton, b. 20 Dec, 1848.
6. Emely Ann, b. 13 April, 1853, d. 9 Oct., 1854.
§•72 HYDE GENEALOGY.
7.Charles Sumner, b. 16 Sept., 1855.

5902. Emely Anne, b. 13 Nov., 1799, at East Haddam. She m.
Nathan Stark of Lyme, son of Abial Stark and Mary Graves,
and they were living at East Haddam in 1857 s.p.
5903. Laura Maria, b. 4 April, 1808, iit East Haddam. Shem.
Victor Moreau Johnson, son of William Johnson and Mitty
Williams of Lyme. He d. Aug., 1887, in Florida, and she
had by him three children :
1. Mdoille, who died in childhood.

2. JuUetta, who m. Abial Stark the 2d of Lyme.
3. Van Bur en.
She then m. 2 Isaac Garretson of Florida, and in 1857 she
had one son by him :
1. Isaac Garretson.
VI. Nathan Hibbert Jewett (2020), born at East Had-

dam, Conn., about 1760, eldest son of David Jewett, Esq.,
(471), and Sarah Selden of East Haddam, was a great
grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third generation.
He m. his third cousin, Mary Griffin (2261), b. 15 June,
1763, at East Haddam, eldest daughter of George Griffin
and Eve Dorr (512). They settled at East Haddam, and
he d. 1824. She d. at Ogden, N. Y. I have a very im-
perfect account of their descendants, but from the best
information obtained.
Their children probably were :
5904. George, who Sarah Grosvenor, daughter of Dr. Grosvenor,

ra.
and lived at Albany, N. Y.
5905. William, a portrait painter, who married and was living at
New York in 1842, and removed to Bergen Hill, N. J., and
from there to California.
5906. Justin, who married a daughter of Nathan Beckwith, and re-
moved to Ogden, N. Y., and afterwards lived at Riga.
5907. Sarah, who died at Albany, N. Y., unm.
5908. Lydia, who m. Johnson Griffin, son of Joshua Griffin and
Elizabeth Johnson of Lyme, and removed to Western, N. Y.
and had a family.
5909. Amanda, who m. Charles Church of Rochester, N. Y., whose
first wife was Harriet Hyde (4697), daughter of Rev. Alvan
Hyde, D. D. (1557) and Lucy Fessenden. (>S'ee iVb. 4697.)
VI. David Moody Jewett (2022,) baptized at East Had-

dam, Conn., 19 July, 1767, third son of David Jewett (471)
and Sarah Selden, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hj^de
(9) of the third generation. He graduated at Yale 1787,
and was a lawyer. He m. 28 Oct., 1790, Naomi Hulbert
of New London, and settled at Lyme, where he was a
justice of the peace. He d. in 1821. So far as known.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY.
873
Their cldhh-en were :
5910. David, IG Oct., 1794, at Lyme, d. 1797.

b.
6911. John 2 Dec, 1796, at Lyme, m. Rebecca Stark.
Irriffin, b.
5912. David 2d, b. at Lyme, m. Patience Bulkley.f
5913. Phebe Tabor, b. 18 June, 1791, at Lyme. She m. Christo-
plier Stark of East Haddam, sou of Nathan Stark and Rebecca
Palmer.
5914. Nancy, b. IS April, 1793, at Lyme, d. 31 Oct., 1793.
VI. Lucy Jewett (2027), borii at East Haddam, Conn.,

daughter of David Jewett, Esq. (471), and Sarah Selden of
East Haddam, was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde
(9) of the third generation. She married her first cousin of
the Selden blood, Erastus Selden, b. 23 Oct., 1769, at Lyme,
eldest son of Ezra Selden of Lyme, by his second wife
Amy Ely {see No. 358). He was a farmer, and they set-
tled at Lyme, where shed. 21 March, 1834.
His children hy her loere
5915. A daughter, b. 30 June, 1797, at Lyme, died unnamed.

5916. Amy, b. 3 June, 1799, at Lyme, d. 3 Jan., 1800.
He then m. 21 Sept., 1835, his first wife's niece, Laura

Selden Comstock, daughter of Elizabeth M. Jewett (2026)
and Ansel Comstock, and d. 27 Dec, 1889, at Ljmie.
5917. John Erastus, whom. Mary Comstock, and removed to Sprin"--

field, Mass.
VL Dr. Gibbons Jewett (2030), born 16 April, 1766, at

East Haddam, eldest son of Dr. Gibbons Jewett (472) of
East Haddam, by his second wife, Rhoda Hyde (140), was
a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third gene-
ration. "He m. 9 Feb., 1792, Dorothy Spencer. He was
a physician, and they removed to Monroe county, N". Y
She d. 31 Aug., 1805, and he d. 16 July, 1832. He may
have had other children, but I have only learned that.
Their child was :
5919. Gibbons Hyde, 10 Dec, 1792, who m. Sarah Banning, and

b.
was living in Parma, N. Y., in 1858, and had a son :
John Gibbons, b. 25 Feb., 1826, whom. May, 1850, Delia

110
:
874 HYDE GENEALOGY.
McDaniels, moved to Wisconsin in 1854, had two children :
Frank, b. 30 July, 1851 ; and b. 6 April, 1853.

,
VI. Joshua Raymond (2034), bora at Montville, Conn.,

1753, eldest son of Joshua Raymond and Lucy Jewett(474),
generation. He married his first cousin, Mary Raymond
(2200), b. 17 Oct., 1754, at Montville, third daughter of
John Raymond and Elizabeth Griswold (503). They set-
tled at Montville, where she died the first year after their
marriage, 5. p.
He then m. Elizabeth Prince, b. 12 March, 1760, at
Montville, daughter of AVilliam Prince and Mary Holland.
They lived at Montville, where he was a justice of the
peace, and where he d. 5 April, 1806, aged 53 years. She
d. in 1845, at Colchester.
Their children were
5920. Jewett, b. at Montville, married, and settled at New York,

where he died and left a family.
5921. Joshua, b. at Montville, m. Miss Starkweather of Norwich.
5922. Joseph H., b. at Montville, m. Unity Kirtland, and they were
living at Dover, 111., in 1859, s. p.
5923. Mary, b. at Montville. She m. Jirah Williams, son ofEnos
Williams of Colchester. They settled at Lebanon, and re-
moved to New York, where they died, and had three children.
5924. Elizabeth, b. at Montville, probably died in childhood.
5925. Sophia, b. at Montville. She d. 1847, at Lyme, unm.
5926. Martha, b. at Montville. She m. 11 Oct., 1816, Horace
Waite, b. 14 Jan., 1793, at Lyme (brother of Judge Henry
Matson Waite), third sou of llemick Waite and Susanna
Matson, and grandson of Richard Waite and Rebecca Hig-
gins (see No. 2108), and they settled at Lyme, and removed
to Maumee, 0. He d. 4 April, 1850, at St. Joseph, Mo.,
on his way to California, and she d. in 1853 at Chicago. In
addition to children who died in infancy, they had a son :
Horace Frederick, b. 17 March, 1821, m. 2 Dec, 1847,

Louisa Taylor, who d. 14 May, 1849, aged 26 years, s. p.
He was a lawyer, and he m. again, and was living at Chicago
in 1859.
5927. Lucretia Lee, b. at Montville, m. Sexton of Colchester,
and in 1859 was s. p.
5928. Eliza, b. at Montville, d. 1817 at Peru, Mass., unm.
5929. Lucy, b. at Montville. She m. Geer of Peru, Mass.,
where they settled and died, leaving three children.
5930. Ursula Bradford, b. at Montville. She m. Capt. John Mather
Chadwick of Lyme, where she d. in 1847. She had one
child :
;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 875

Elizabeth llather, who m. 3 Dec, 1855, her fourth cousin,
Dr. Josiah Griffia Ely, sou of Abiier Sheldou Ely (5759)
and Frances Griffin (64oo), and was living at Chicago in
1859, and had a son.
VI. Josiah Raymond (2036), born at Montville, Conn.,

1756, third son of Joshna Raymond and Lucy Jewett
(474), was a great grandson of Elizabetli Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He m. Elizabeth Baker, b. about 1763,
daughter of Joshua Baker and Bliss of Montville.
He was a farmer, and they settled at Montville, where he
d. 25 July, 1795, aged 39 years.
Her children hy Mm were :
5931. Joshua, b. 18 June, 1775, at Montville, He m. 1809, his

fourth cousin, Mary Hillhouse (6155), b. April, 17S7, at
Goshen, Conn., second daughter of Samuel Hillhouse (2151)
and Sarah Comstock. They settled at Montville, removed
to South Canaan in 1815, and to West Hartford in 1837,
where he d. 22 Nov., 1846, and she d. 19 March, 1849.
They had seven children, the three first born at Montville,
and the others at South Canaan :
1. JamesHillhouse, b. oU June, 1810, m. Aug., 1836, at

Hartford, Charlotte Anne Hicks, b. in 1810, at New York,
daughter of Oliver H. Hicks and Julia his wife. He was a
lawyer, and they lived at Baltimore, Md., and removed to
New York, where he d. 19 March, 1849, and she d. 23 Sept.,
1850. They had six children Elizabeth, b. 23 May, 1838
:
Charlotte Matilda, b. 24 Sept., 1840 ; Harriet Buel, b. 17

Aug., 1842 ; James Hillhouse, b. Nov., 1844, d. at age of
14 days Mary Angeliue Butler, b. 3 May, 1846 ; and Julia
;
Hicks, b. 21 March; 1848, d. April, 1849.

2. Elizabeth, b. April, 1813. She d. 2 April, 1836, at
South Canaan, unm.
3. Josiah, b. 7 Jan., 1815, m. 3 Nov., 1847, Fanny A.
Hurlbert, b. 30 July, 1820, at West Hartford, daughter of
Samuel Hurlbert and Catherine Goodman. They settled at
West Hartford, where they were living in 1858, and had five
children: Catherine Goodman, b. 12 Aug., 1848; Robert
Orlando, b. 22 Oct., 1849; John Franklin, b. 18 March,
1852; James Hillhouse, b. 31 July, 1854; and Fannie
Elizabeth, b. 16 Feb., 1856.
4. Orlando, b. Feb., 1816, d. March, 1829.
5. Samuel, b. Jan., 1822, d. Jan., 1845 at the U. S. mili-
tary academy at West Point, in the second class of cadets.
6. David //., b. Oct., 1826, was a lawyer, admitted to the
bar in New York, and was living at Hartford, Conn., in 1858.
He m. 11 Dec, 1«50, Jane Wells, b. 23 July, 1827, daugh-
876 HYDE GENEALOGY.
ter of Horace Wells and Emely his wife, and had in 1858
two children Mary Hillhouse, b. 23 March, 1855 ; and
:
Emelie Wells, b. 18 Oct., 1857.

7. Mari/, b. 20 March, 1828, and was living at Wethers-
field, Conn., in 1858, unm.
6932. Orlando, b. Nov., 1779, at Montville. He m. 1826, Eliza-
beth Nelson He was a merchant at Montville, and in 1820,
removed to Jeffersonville, la., where he was postmaster, and
where he died in 1829. He had one child :
Cora (9., b. 8 Sept., 1827, living with her mother in 1858,

unm.
His widow m. Green, and was living at Fort Madi-
son, Iowa, in 1858.
5933. Josiah, b. 23 Nov., 1791, at Montville. He m. 10 Feb., 1817,
Judith Ransom, fourth daughter of Lieut. Elijah Ransom of
Salem, Conn. He was a farmer, and they were living at
Salem in 1858. They had four children :
1. Elizaheth, b. 2 Dec, 1817, m. John Douglass, a farmer,

living at Waterford, Conn., in 1858.
2. Gideon Forsyth, b. 30 Oct , 1823, m. Harriet Wickwire.
3. William Thatcher, b. 11 June, 1827, living with his
father in 1858, unm.
4. Orlando Nelson, b. 20 Feb., 1831, m. Mary Fargo,
daughter of Robert Fargo, and was a merchant.
After the death of Josiah Raymond (2036), his widow,

Elizabeth (Baker) Raymond, married his third cousin,
Deacon Robert Manwaring (2271), eldest son of Christo-
pher Manwaring and Deborah Denison (519). {See No.
2271.) She d. IS^Feb., 1802, at NorAvich, aged 38 years.
VI. MuLFORD Raymond (2037), born at Montville, Conn.,

about 1760, fourth son of Joshua Raymond and Lucy Jew-
ett (474), was a great grandson of Elizabeth Kjde (9) of
the third generation. He m. Eleanor Bradford, b. at
Montville, daughter of Samuel Bradford and Bridget C'om-
stock, and a descendant of Gov. William Bradford of the
Mayflower. He was a farmer, and they settled at Mont-
ville, where he d. 3 June, 1835, at the age of 75 years, and
she d. Nov., 1838.
TJteir children xoere :
6934. Mulford Christopher, b. at Montville. He m. 1827, Abby

Turner, and was a farmer, and they settled at Montville,
where they were living in 1859, and had two children :
1. Ellen Christophers, who m. 1857, Capt. Nicholas John-

son of Montville.
2. James Turner.
5935. Charlotte, b. at Montville, where she was living in 1859, unm.

HYDE GENEALOGY. gyjr
5936. Lucy JeWett, b. at Montville. She m. Natlitmiel Parish. He

was a farmer, and they settled at Montville, where she d.
Oct., 1S47, and where he was living in 1859. They had
one child :
Nathaniel Roymond, who was living there in 1859.

5937. Eleanor, b. at She m. Lemuel Raymond Dolbeare.
Montville.
She d. Feb., 1849, and he d. June, 1859. They had four
children :
1. Harriet Raymond, who m. Augustus A. Parker, and

was living at Montville in 1859, and had two children Jane :
Dolbeare ; and Piaymond.

2. Ellen, who was unm. in 1859.
3. Jane, who m. Nathan Chappell of Norwich, and d. May,
1852, and had one child Raymond. :
4. Louisa, who married her fifth cousin, James Hillhouse

of Montville, who d. Oct., 1854, and they had one child:
James. {See No. 6151.)
5938. Sarah, b. at Montville, died in infancy.
5939. Harriet Bridget, b. at Montville, she d. Dec, 1828, unm.
5940. Sarah Bradford, b. at Montville, where she was living in 1859,
VI. Oliver Raymond (2039), born at MolJt^dlle, Conn,,

24 June, 1771, sixth son of Joshua Raymond and Lucy
Jewett (474), was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9)
of the third generation. He m. 3 Oct., 1793, his cousin,
Hannah Raymond, daughter of Edward Raymond and
Sarah Douglass of Pine Neck, in Waterford, Conn. He
was a farmer, and they settled at Montville, where she d*
20 Aug., 1811.
5941. Oliver, b. 16 June, 1796, at Montville. He was drowned by

falling into a tub of water, at the age of 2 years.
5942. Joseph, b. 1798, at Montville, died in infancy.
5943. Caleb Oliver, b. 31 May, 1804, at 3IontvilIe. He m. about
1832, Julia Le Barron of Pensacola, Fla. He was a physician,
and they settled at xVppalachicola, where she d. in 1837, and
he d. in 1838. They had three children :
1. Mary, who died in her infancy.

2. Charles, who died at the age of two years.
3. Henry Morgan, who sailed from Mobile in 1857, unm.,
and had not been heard of by his friends in 1860.
5944. James Harvey, b. at Montville, and died in childhood.
5945. Alva, b. 20 July, 1811, at Montville, died young.
5946. Sarah Douglass, b. 11 July, 1794, at Montville. She m. 23
Feb., 1829, Terrel Speed, b. 10 March, 1799, in Pendleton
District, S. C, son of Robert Speed and Elizabeth Martin.
:
878 HYDE GENEALOGY.
fie was a mercliant and afterwards a planter, and they were

living at Madison, Ga., in 1860, and had three children :
1. Elizaheth. 2. Ellen. 3. Oliver Raymond. All of

whom were unmarried in 1860.
5947. Laura, b. 1802, at Montville. She died unm.
5948. Hannah Lord, b. 14 Sept., 1800, at Montville. She was liv-
ing at Madison, Ga., in 1859, unra.
5949. Emeline, b. at Montville,' who died unm.
Oliver Raymond then m. 2 April, 1812, Mary Comstock,

b. 19 Feb., 1787, at Montville, daughter of Iâthaniel
Comstock and Anna Stark. They removed to Lyme,
where they were living in 1869.
5950. James Lawrence, b. Sept., 1815, at Montville, d. March, 1818.

5951. Thaddeus Kosciusco, b. 6 March, 1823, at Lyme. He m. 21
Feb., 1854, Mary Alicia Ayers, b. 4 May, 1838, at Smith-
ville, N. Y., daughter of Levi Ayers and Alicia Brigham.
They were living at Lyme in 1859, and had two children
1. Oliver Ayers, b. 10 May, 1855.
2. Levi Quincy, b. 27 March, 1857.
5952. James Lawrence 2d, b. 11 April, 1828, at Lyme, where he
was living with his parents in 1859, unm.
5953. Mary Anne, b. 3 April, 1813, at Montville. She m. William
Stark of Lyme. They lived at Augusta and at Savannah, Ga.,
but returned to Lyme, where they were living in 1859 s. p.
5954. Jane Grey, b. 20 Dec, 1817, at Montville. She m. 25 May,
1846, James Rogers Morgan, b. 6 Nov., 1797, son of Philip
Morgan and Elizabeth Tinker of New London, where they
settled and were living in 1860, and had one child :
James Raymond, b. 28 Sept.', 1847.

5955. Adeline Comstock, b. 1 Nov., 1820, at Montville. She m.
Dec, 1849, Junius Marvin, b. 2 Oct., 1820, at Lyme, son of
Judge William Marvin and her fourth cousin, Sophia Griffin
(6432). He was a farmer, and they were living at East Ran-
dolph, Wis., in 1859, and had three children :
1. Cornelia Raymond, b. 13 Nov., 1855.

2 and 3. James Laiorence and Jane Morgan (twins).
5956. Helen Louisa, b. 25 Aug., 1825, at Lyme, and d. 1 Nov.,
1844, unm.
6957. Cornelia Christophers, b. 28 Feb., 1831, at Lyme. She d. 29
Feb., 1852, at Marietta, Ga., unm.
VI. Charlotte Eaymond (2042), born at Montville,

Conn., daughter of Joshua Raymond and Lucy Jewett
(474),was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of
the third generation. She m. Beuajah Gardner of Ehode
HYDE GENEALOGY. 879
Island. He wasa farmer, and they settled at Waterford,
Conn., where he d. June, 1828, she d. 23 May, 1854.
5958. John, b. at Waterford. He d. in 1815, at New York, unm.

5959. Lebbeus W., b. at Waterford. lie m. Eunice Latimer, daugh-
ter of Picket Latimer. They settled at Waterford. She d.
Sept., 1819, and he was living at Waterford, in 1859. They
1. Charlotte B.. who m. Kennon, and was living at

Norwalk, 0., in 1859, and had a family.
2. John, who married, and was living at Norwalk, 0.. in
1859.
3. Julia Anne, who m. Kellog, and was living at
Newington, Conn., in 1859, s. p.
5960. Robert, b. at Waterford. He d. in 1819, in the West Indies,
unm.
5961. Henry, b. at Waterford. He m. at Windham, Conn. His
wife died, and he was living at Waterford in 1859, and had
one child :
Robert.
5962. Benajah, b. at Waterford. He m. Fanny Rogers, and in 1859,
was living at West Hartford, and had one son.
5963. Martha, b. at Waterford, d. 25 Dec, 1836, unm.
6964. Charlotte, b. at Waterford, where she d. April, 1858, unm.
5965. ,who died in infancy.
5966. ,who died in infancy.
VI. Lucy Raymond (2043), born at Montville, Conn., 12

Nov., 1764, daughter of Joshua Raymond and Lucy Jew-
ett (474), was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9)
of the third generation. She'm. Jan., 1788, Nathaniel
Bradford, b. 13 Oct., 1766, at Montville, son of Samuel
Bradford and Bridget Comstock of Montville, a descend-
ant of Joseph Bradford and Anne Fitch, which Joseph
Bradford was a grandson of Gov. William Bradford of the
Mayflower {see No. 22). He was a farmer, and they settled
at Montville, where she d. 18 Sept., 1831, and he d. 16
Oct., 1832.
Tlieir children loere:
5967. Nathaniel Burr, 9 Dec, 1796, at Montville.

b. He m. 1834,
Rachel Fitch. He
was a farmer, and they were living at
Montville in 1859, s. p.
6968. Joshua Raymond, b. 9 Jan., 1801, at Montville. He m. Nov.,
1848, the widow Eliza (Baker) Holmes, and was living at
Montville in 1869, s. p.
:
880 HYDE GENEALOGY.
5969. Ursula, b. 21 Oct., 1790, at Montville. She was living at

Bethlelieui, Pa., in 1859, uniji.
5970. Harriet, b. 16 April, 1793, at Montville. She m. 1837, Dr.
Jedediah R. Gay. He was a physician, and they were living
at Montville in 1859, s. p.
5971. Sarah, b. 2 Nov., 1798, at 3Iontville. She m. 14 Nov., 1828,
Bartholemew C. Baxter, b. 8 March, 1800, at New London,
son of James Baxter and Catherine Crannel, afterwards of
New York. He was a druggist and they settled at New
London, and in 1855, removed to Bethlehem, Pa., where
they were living in 1859. They had two children :
1. Sophia Nichoirs, b. 6 Sept., 1829, at Montville, living
at Bethlehem in 1859, unm.

2. Richard, b. 4 March, 1831, at Montville, m. 29 April,
1858, EmmaG. Dutch, b. 15 Jan., 1835, at New York, daugh;
ter of George Dutch of Bethlehem, Pa. They were living
near Marysville, Cal, in 1859, and had one child Richard
:
Bradford, b. 28 Jan., 1859.
VI. Mary Raymond (2044), born at Montville, Conn.,

daughter of Joshua Raymond and Lucy Jewett (474), was
a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of the third
generation. She married her first cousin, Lemuel Ray-
mond of Montville, son of Christopher Raymond and Ellen
his wife. They removed to Westfield, Mass., where she
d. Dec, 1821, and he died.
Iheir children icere
5972. Fitch, b. at Montville, who died in 1844, unm.
5973. Lemuel, b. at Montville. He m. Ann Dowd of Madison, Conn.
They were living at Colchester in 1857.
Their daughter, Sarah, m. Timothy F. Green, and was
living at Maiden Station, III, in 1859.
5974. Sarah, b. at Montville. She m. Rev. Henry Ware, D. D.,
who probably graduated at Harvard, 1812, and was professor
of sacred eloquence there, andd. in 1843, son of Rev. Henry
Ware, D. D., who was Hollis professor of theology there.
5975. Mary, b. at Montville.
VI. John Lay (2058), born at Lyme, Conn., 29 Dec,

1737, eldest son of John Lay* Esq., and Hannah Lee (485),
generation. He m. 28 Feb., 1760, his second cousin Anna
Sill (1882), b. 14 May, 1742, third daughter of John ^[\\
(449) of Lyme, and his first wife, Phebe Fithiu. Tiêj
settled at Lyme. He served in the army of the revolution ^
and d. 8 Jan., 1813, at Lyme, and was buried in the q]^

cemetery onthe hill.
;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 881

Their cliiJdren were
5976. Fithin, b. 28 Aug., 1762, at Lyme, 27 Sept.. 1763.

d.
5977. John, b. 23 Nov., 1764, at Lyme. He
m. Khoda Watrous,
and settled at Lyme. He served in the war of the revolu-
tion. He d. 20 June, 1811, at Lyme, where she d. 8 Nov.,
1819.
5978. David, b. 28 April, 1769, at Lyme. He m. Lucy Ingraham
daughter of Francis Ingraham and Lucretia Tinker of Lyme,
where they settled, and where he was a tanner, shoemaker,
and a farmer. So far as I can ascertain, they had four child-
ren born at Lyme :
1. OUver /., m. 6 June, 1827, Mary A. Whittlesey of

Saybrook. He was a woolen manufacturer, and they settled
at Old Lyme, where he was town clerk four years, a member of
the legislature, and judge of probate, and where they were
living in 1858 at the village of Laysville. They had seven
children: Sarah A., b. 10 Feb., 1829. m. 16 June, 1853
Samuel Hart Selden, who graduated at Yale 1848, and was a
civil engineer at Girard. Pa., in 1858, and had three daugh-
ters: Adeline W., b. 18 Sept., 1830, m. 25 Oct., 1853, Wal-
ter Chad wick, master of the London packet, Kobert Peel, and
in 1858 had two children Marietta J., b. 14 Oct., 1831;
:
Evelyn, b. 21 Oct., 1833, d. 22 April, 1835 Evelyn H., ;
b. 23 Oct., 1837 ;Daniel I., b. 5 July, 1840 ; and Amelia

C, b. 19 May, 1844.
2. Laura, b. 24 May, 1806. She married her father's
second cousin, Shadrack Hubbard Sill (5530), second son of
Samuel Dudley Sill (1896), and Eunice Dorr (2239). (;S'ee
No. 5530.)
3. Lucy, m. 4 June, 1835, William J. Banning, b. 1810.
He was a portrait painter, and d. 21 Dec, 1856, and she
was living in 1858. They had eleven children Frances S.,
:
b. 31 May, 1836, m. 19 May, 1857, Charles A. Haywood,

and went to Wabashaw, Minn. ; William, b. 6 Nov., 1837,
died same day; David Lay, b. 19 Sept., 1838; S. Waldo, b.
9 May, 1840 Laura Lay, b. 19 July, i841 ; Hubbard S., b.
;
9 June, 1843, d. 13 Nov., 1857 Lucy Ingraham, b. 3 Nov.,

;
1845 ; William C, b. 28 Aug., 1848 ; Emma M b. 5 Dec,

,
1850; Adeline L., b. 4 Nov., 1852; and Harriet B., b. 28

Jan., 1855.
4. George C, m. 9 Aug., 1841, Julia A. Hartness. They
settled inNew York, where he was a bank clerk, and where
they were living in 1858, and had six children Julia Anne,
:
b. 16 May, 1842, d. 24 Jan., 1844 ; Oliver Ingraham, b. 31

Jan., 1845 ; Mary Hartness, b. 12 Sept., 1847, d. 3 Feb.,
1853; George C, b. 10 June, 1850; John Hartness, b. 24
March, 1853 ; and Maria Louisa Kodgers, b. 15 Nov.,' 1855.
5979. Abner, b. 25 June, 1774, at Lyme. He m, Lydia Cone of
111
882 HYDE GENEALOGY.
East Haddani. He was a farmer, and d. 28 Dec, 1812, at

Lyme, and left three children.
5980. Hannah, b. G June, 1767, at Lyme. She m. 1 Enoch Lay, b.
about 1746, who d 4 April, 1814, at Lyme.
She then m. Eichard Chadwick, and d. 28 Nov., 1840, at
Lyme.
5981. Mary, b. 7 April, 1772, at Lyme. She m. Lee Lay. a brother
of Enoch Lay, her sister's husband. They settled at East
Haddam, and removed to the interior of the state of New
York. They had a family :
Lee Lai/, one of their sons, lived in Lyme.

5982. Lucinda, b. 4 May, 1777, at Lyme. She m. Asa Cone of
East Haddam, and settled at Vernon, Conn., where they lived
fifteen or twenty years, and had a family. They then re-
moved to Amherst, 31 ass., where he died.
She went to live with her son, Newton Cone, at De Euyter,
N. Y., where she m. Mann, who died, and she was liv-
ing in 1857.
VL Peter Lay (2059), born at Lyme, Conn., 6 March,

1744, second son of John Lay, Esq., and Hannah Lee
tWrd generation. He m. 13 June, 1765, his second cousin,
Hepzibah Peck (1986), b. 2 March, 1746, at Lyme, second
daughter of Elijah Peck and Hepzibah Pearson (465).
They settled at Lyme, where he d. 12 May, 1802, and was
buried at the cemetery on the hill, at Old Lyme.
5983. Gibbon, b. 2 June, 1775, at Lyme.

5984. Peck, b. 15 Sept., 1779, at Lyme, d. 19 Sept., 1783.
5985. Catherine, b. 26 May, 1766, at Lyme.
5986. Phebe, b. 1 Oct., 1768, at Lyme.
5987. Jane, b. 25 Oct., 1770 at Lyme.
5988. Abigail, b. 6 March, 1773, at Lyme.
5989. Hepzibah, b. 28 March, 1777, at Lyme.
5990. Mary, b. 11 Aug., 1781, at Lyme.
5991. Fanny, b. 21 Feb., 1784, at Lyme.
VI. Capt. Lee Lay (2060), born at Lyme, Conn., 1 Jan.,

1746, third son of John Lay, Esq., and Hannah Lee (485)
of Lyme, was a great grandson of Elizabeth Hyde (9) of
the third generation. He m. 1 Jan., 1771, his third cousin,
Lovisa Griswold (2111), b. 25 July, 1751, at Lyme, fifth
daughter of Thomas Criswold (491) and Susan Lynde.
They settled at Blackball, in Lyme, where she d. 5 Feb.,
1813, and he d. 13 Feb., 1813.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY.
ggg
5992. Thomas Grriswold, b. 3 March, 1775, at Lyme, where he d.

15 Sept., 1815, probably unia.
5993. Alexander, b. 23 Sept., 1779, at Lyme.
5994. Lee b. 16 Jan., 1782, at Lyme.
5995. GurdoD, b. 6 April, 1787, at Lyme.
5996. WiUoughby Lyade, b. 27 Aug., 1790, at Lyme, d. 22 Sept.,
1790.
5997. ^Yilloug•hby Lynde 2d, b. 12 Jan., 1792, at Lyme.
5998. James Benjamin, b. 9 Dec, 1794, at Lyme.
5999. Susan, b. 7 Dec., 1771, at Lyme. She m. Daniel Robbing,
and d. 27 Feb., 1813.
6000. Lovisa, b. 27 March, 1777, at Lyme.
6001. Lois, b. 2 April, 1784^ at Lyme. She m. 6 Feb., 1803, her
mother's first cousin, John Griswold Jewett (2013), third
son of Capt. Nathan Jewett (470) and Deborah Griswold
(499) of East Haddam. (,SW No. 2013.)
6002. Phebe, b. 9 Dec, 1797, at Lyme.
VI. Richard Lay (2061), born at Lyme, Conu., 11 Sept.,

1750, fourth son of John Lay, Esq., and Hannah Lee
third generation. He m. 18 March, 1773, Mary Mather of
Lyme, where they settled, and where she d. 9 May, 1795.
6003. Frederick, b. 9 Dec, 1774, at Lyme, d. 23 Dec, 1775.

6004. Richard, b. 1 July, 1789, at Lyme.
6005. Joseph, b. 12 April, 1792, at Lyme.
6006. Mercy, b. 9 Dec, 1774, at Lyme (twin).
He then m. 20 Nov., 1797, Mrs. Esther Biggs, and had

one child,recorded to them at Lyme.
That child by her was :
6007. Lucy, b. 5 April, 1799, at Lyme.
VI. Clarina Lay (2065), born at Lyme, Conn., 15 June,

1748, third daughter of John Lay, Esq., and Hannah Lee
the third generation. She m. 4 Nov., 1773, John Ayer of
Lyme, where they settled, and where he d. 8 Jan., 1784.
Their children were
6008. Lay, b. 8 March, 1778, at Lyme.
6009. John, b. 2 July, 1784, at Lyme (posthumous).
::
:
884 HYDE GENEALOGY.
6010. Lydia, b. 26 Nov., 1779, at Lyme.

6011. Hannah, b. 10 Feb., 1782, at Lyme.
VI. Abigail Lay (2066), born at Lyme, Conn., 7 April,

1753, fourth daughter of John Lay, Esq., and Hannah
Lee (485), was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde
(9) of the third generation. She m. 9 Dec., 1779, Na-
thaniel Rogers. Thev settled at Lebanon, where they had
three children recorded to them.
Those children loere

6012. Lee Lay, b. 11 Nov., 1781, at Lebanon.
6013. Hannah, b. 29 Aug., 1784. at Lebanon. "•
6014. Lucy, b. 25 Sept., 1787, at Lebanon.
VL Sarah Lay (2067), born at Lyme, Conn., 16 March,

1755, fifth daughter of John Lay, Esq., and Hannah Lee
the third generation. She m. 23 May, 1784, Thomas Mar-
vin, b. 29 May, 1742, at Lyme, fourth son of Deacon
Zachariah Marvin and Abigail Lord, and grandson of
Samuel Marvin and Susanna Graham. They settled at
Lyme, where they had three children recorded to them.
Those children were
6015. Thomas, b. 7 July, 1787, at Lyme.
6016. Lucy, b. 11 Feb., 1785, at Lyme, d. 1 July, 1785.
6017. Abigail, born at Lyme.
VL Jean Lay (2069), born at Lyme Conn., 6 Aug.,

1759, seventh daughter of John Lay, Esq., and Hannah
Lee (485), was a great granddaughter of Elizabeth Hyde
(9) of the third generation. She m. 28 Oct., 1787, Joseph
King the younger of Southold, L. L They settled at
Lyme, and she d. 20 Jan., 1813, and was buried by the
side of her parents in the old cemetery on the hill, at
Lyme. They had three children recorded to them at
Lyme.
Tliose children were
6018. John Lay, b. 20 Aug., 1788, at Lyme.
6019. Jonathan, b. 9 March, 1790, at Lyme.
6020. Fanny, b. 27 Feb., 1792, at Lyme.
VI. Deacon John Griswold (2100), born at Lyme,Conn.,.

20 Feb., 1752, eldest sou of Gov. Matthew Griswold (490)
. HYDE GENEALOGY. ggg
and Ursula Wolcott, was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde

(10) of the third generation. He m. 5 Nov., 1771, Sarah
Johnson, b. 7 Jan., 1748, eldest daughter of liev. Stephen
Johnson, the fourth minister of Lyme, by his first wife,
Elizabeth Diodate {see No. 1824). They settled at Lyme,
where they were received into the church 1 Oct., 1791,
and he was subsequently a deacon. He d. 20 Nov., 1812,
at Lyme.
6021. Diodiite Johnson, b. 16 Dec, 1773, at Lyme. He graduated

at Yale 1793, m. Sarah Colt, daughter of Benjamin Colt of
Hadley, Mass., and granddaughter of Benjamin Colt and
Miriam Harris of Lyme. He became insane and died in the
Retreat at Hartford about 1847, s.p., and she d. about 1857.
6022. John, b. 14 Aug., 1783, at Lyme. He m. 16 May, 1814,
Elizabeth Mary Huntington, b. 5 Oct., 1703, daughter of
Gen. Zachariah Huntington and Hannah ]Mumford of Nor-
wich. They settled at New York, where he was a large ship-
ping merchant, and where she died s. j^-
" She was as a rose
Gathered in loveliness 'mid perfumed flowers,
And warbling birds of love, yet drooping still
For the pure breath of that celestial clime,
Where summer hath no cloud. She with firm hand
Grasped the strong hope of everlasting life,
And then in trembling yet confiding trust.
Didst dare the waves of Death's tempestuous flood."
Tribute to her memory ?*y L. H. SiGOURNEY.
He
then m. 1826, Louisa Wilson of Norwich, and d. 4
Aug., 1856, at Hyde Park, N. Y., s. p., leaving her surviv-
ing.
6023. Charles Chandler, b. 9 Nov., 1787, at Lyme. He m. 10 July,

1822, his third cousin, Elizabeth Griswold (6232), b. 22
Dec, 1803, at Lyme, second daughter of Thomas Griswold
(2184) and Ethelinda Calkins. Previous to his marriage
he was engaged merchandise at New York and at Savan-
in
nah. They Black Hall, in Lyme, where they were
settled at
living in 1857. They had four children born at Lyme:
1. Charles Chandler, b. 10 July, 1823, and d. 25 Jan.,
1824.
2. Elizabeth Diodate, b. 7 May, 1825, m. her second cou-
sin, William Griswold Lane, second son of Judge Ebenezer
Lane (6044) of Norwalk, 0., and Frances Ann Griswold.
3. Sarah Johnson, b. 7 May, 1827, m. 30 June, 1847,
Lorrillard Spencer, son of Captain William A. Spencer
and his second wife, Eleouora Lorrillard, and grandson of
ggg HYDE GENEALOGY. •
Chief Justice Ambrose Spencer. They had

in 1857 three
children : Eleanora; William A. Charles CI.
;
4. John, b. 19 Dec, 1828, d. 26 Jan., 1830.

6024. Ursula, b. 2 Dec, 1775, at Lyme. She married her father's
third cousin, Richard McCurdy (1841), third son of John
McCurdy and Anne Lord (440) of Lyme. {See No. 1841.)
6025. Elizabeth, b. 15 Oct., 1778, at Lyme. She m. 28 March,
1802, Jacob Barker Gurley, b. 2 Aug., 1771, at Mansfield,
Conn., second son of Jacob Barker Gurley and Hannah
Brigham, and grandson of Deacon Jonathan Gurley, and
Hannah Barker of Mansfield.
[That Deacon Jonathan Gurley, b. 1715, was the eldest
son of Samuel Gurley and Experience Rust of South Coven-
try, which Samuel was the only child of William Gurley of
Northampton, who came from Scotland, m. Hester lugersoll,
and was drowned 1 May, 1687, at the age of 22 years. See
Goodwin^ 86.]
Jacob B. Gurley graduated at Dartmouth) 1793, and was
a lawyer. They settled at New London, where he was state's
attorney and president of the New London bank, and where
he d. 24. Sept., 1856, and she d. 22 June, 1857. They had
eleven children, born at New London.
1. Charles, b. 19 April, 1803, and d. 1 Oct., 1805.
2. Sarah Grisicold, b. 26 Nov., 1804, m. her mother's
fourth cousin, Joseph Noyes (5342), third son of Joseph
Noyes and Jane Lord (1825) of Lyme. {See No. 5342.)
3. Mari/ Brainard, b. 11 Sept., 1806, and d. 9 May, 1849,
unm.
4. Charles Gristcold, b. 4 June, 1808, graduated at Yale,
1827, and d. 4 July, 1828, unm.
6. Elizabeth Griswold, b. 29 May, 1810, and d. 19 Dec,
1829, unm.
6. Ursula Wolcott, b. 13 May, 1812, and d. 28 Aug., 1828.
7. Hannah Brigham, b. 10 April, 1814, d. 2 Feb., 1831,
unm.
8. John 27 Jan., 1816, and d. 1 July, 1830.
G., b.
9. mien, 25 Dec, 1817, m. 22 Oct., 1851, her first
b.
cousin, Charles Artemas Gurley, b. 8 May, 1811, at Mans-
field, youngest son of Artemas Gurley, by his second wife,
Martha (Shephei'd) Hovey. He was a merchant, and they
settled at New London, where they were living in 1859, and
had four children: John Griswold, b. 26 Feb., 1853; a
daughter, b. 11 Sept., 1854, d. unm.; a son, b. 26 Aug.,
1855, d. unnamed; and a son, b. 2 Nov., 1857, d. unnamed.
10. Lydla A7m, b. 31 March, 1819, and d. 2 Nov., 1820.
11. Anne Eliza, b. 27 Nov., 1823, and d. 1 Nov., 1846,
unm.
6026. Sarah, b. 12 Aug., 1781, at Lyme. She m. John Lyon Gard-
ner of Gardner's Island, Suffolk county, N. Y., the seventh
: ,
HYDE GENEALOGY. gg^

Gardner proprietor of that island, where they settled. They
had five children born at Gardner's Island :
1. David Johnson, about 18U5, graduated at Yale 1824,

b.
was the eighth proprietor of the island, and d. Dec, 1829. at
the age of 25 years, unm.
2. Sarah D., who m. David Thompson of New York,
president of the New York life insurance and trust company,
and was living at New York in 1858, and had seven child-
ren Sarah Gardner
: Elizabeth Gardner, who graduated at
; ;
Columbia college 1854 David Gardner, graduated at Co-

;
lumbia college 1856; Charles Griswold; Mary Gardner; and

Frederick.
3. Mar>/ B., b. 1809, d. 22 Feb.. 1833, unm.
4. John. Grim-old, the ninth proprietor of Gardner's Island,
who was living there in 1858, unm.
5. Samuel B., who m. Mary G. Thompson, daughter of
Jonathan Thompson, who was formerly collector of the cus-
toms for the port of New York. They were living at East
Hampton, L. I., in 1858, and had five children Mary :
Thompson; David Johnson ; John Lyon; Jonathan Thomp-

son ; and Sarah Griswold.
6026a. Mary Ann, b. 25 Feb., 1786, at Lyme. She m. Levi H.
Clark, a lawyer, of Middletown, Conn., and d. in 1812. They
had a daughter
Elizabeth Brainard, who m. Bushnell White, and lived in
Philadelphia, Pa.
VI. Gov. Roger Griswold (2102), born at Lyme, Conn.,

21 May, 1762, youngest son of Gov. Matthew Griswold (490)
and Ursula Wolcott, was a great grandson of Pliebe Hyde
(10) of the third generation. He graduated at Yale 1780,
and was a lawyer and doctor of laws. He m. 27 Oct
1788, his third cousin, Fanny Rogers (1448), fourth daugh-
ter of Col. Zabdial Rogers (354) of Norwich, by his iirst
wife, Elizabeth Tracy. He settled at Norwich in 1783,
and they lived there until he was elected to congress in
1794. They then removed to Blackball, in Lyme, where
he was member of congress for ten years. In 1801 he was
appointed secretary of war, but declined the office. He
was a judge of the supreme court, was lieutenant gov-
ernor and afterwards governor, of the state. He d. 25
Oct., 1812, at Norwich, and was buried at Lyme on the
27th of the same month, a committee of the legislature at-
tending his funeral. In an eulogium on his character deliv-
ered by Judge Dagget, before the legislature, on the 29th of
the same month, the latter says he "has left on record the
testimony of a dying patriot, that " he would not execute any
388 H^'I*^ GENEALOGY.
order that he judged repugnant to the constitution, from vjhat-

ever sourceit might emanate.'' {See Hartford, Conn., Courant,
of 3 Nov., 1812). She was living at Lyme in 1862, at the
age of 95 years.
6027. Augustus Henry, b. 27 Oct., 1789, at Norwich. He lu. 12

Aug., 1820, Elizabeth Lansdale, b. 10 July, 1793, at Box-
hill, in Sussex county, England, daughter of Thomas Lans-
dale of Boxhill. He was a shipmaster, and they settled at
Lyme. He d. 30 Dec, 1836, and she d. 12 March, 1847.
They had three children, born at Lyme :
1. Mar// Sophia, h. 13 Feb., 1822, m. 1843, Henry

Thomas of Norwich. He was a merchant at New Orleans,
where she d. May, 1849, and where he was living in 1857.
They had three children Henry Grriswold William ; and
: ;
Mary.
2. Eoger, b. 13 Dec, 1824, m. 1 Jan., 1856, Julia A.
Wells, Nov., 1827, at East Windsor, daughter of Joshua
b.
Wells and Eunice Crane. He was a farmer, and they were
living at Lyme in 1857 s. p.
3. Henry Awjustus, b. 6 July, 1827, living in Placer coun-
ty, Cal., in 1857, unm.
6028. Charles Chandler, b. 8 Feb., 1791, at Norwich. He gradu-
ated at Yale in 1808, and was a lawyer. He m. 14 Nov.,
1820, Ellen Elizabeth Perkins, b. 25 May, 1799, at New
London, daughter of Judge Elias Perkins and Lucretia Shaw
Woodbridge, and granddaughter of Dr. Joseph Perkins and
Joanna Burnham of Lisbon.
[This Dr. Joseph Perkins was eldest son of Dr. Joseph
Perkins of Norwich, by his second wife, Mary Bushnell, and
was grandson of Deacon Joseph Perkins of Ipswich, and af-
terwards of Norwich, and Martha Morgan, his wife. See 14
Gen. Register, 113, &c.'\
They settled at Black Hall, in Lyme, where he was a jus-
tice of the peace, a member of the legislature, and judge of
probate. He d. 7 Aug., 1839, at Lyme, where she was liv-
ing in 1858. They had eight children, the two first born at
New London, the others at Lyme.
1. Fanny Rogers, 5 March, 1822, m. 1 Sept., 1842,
b.
Shubal F. Bartle(i, b. 1811, son of Rev. Shubal Bartlet of
East Windsor, Conn. He d. in California in 1850, and she
was living with her mother at Old Lyme in 1858, and had
by him three children Ellen, b. 6 March, 1844, d. 1847 j
:
Adeline, b. 27 March, 1846; and Charles Griswold, b. 25

Dec, 1848.
2. Ellen Lucretia, b. 19 Sept., 1828, and d. 8 Feb., 1827.
3. Oliver Perkins, b. 8 July, 1826, and d. 23 April, 1827.
HYDE GENEALOGY. 889
4. James, 8 Feb., 1828, graduated at Yale, 1848, and
b.
was a lawyer. He was living at Old Lyme in 1857, unm.
5. Wifiifnn, b. 5 Jan., 1880, and d. 20 Jan., 1830.
6. Joseph Perkins, b. 30 June, 1831, living with his mo-
ther in 1857, unm.
7. Charles Henry, b. 15 Nov., 1833, living with his mo-
ther in 1857, unm.
8. John, b. 24 April, 1837. He was a captain of volun-
teers, and was killed 17 Sept., 1862, at battle of Antietam,
in Maryland.
G029. Matthew, b. 13 Sept , 1792, at Norwich. He m. 5 July,
1827, his fourth cousin, Phebe Hubbard Ely (5834), b. 19
July, 1804, at Lyme, second daughter of Col. Seth Ely
(19997n) and Phebe jNIarvin. He was a farmer, and they
settled at his father's homestead at Black Hall, where he was
a justice of the peace, and where they were living in 1857.
They had nine children, born at Lyme.
1. Phebe Hubbard, b. 5 Aug., 1828, and died same day.
2. Catherine, b. 22 Sept., 1829, living with her parents in
1857, unm.
3. Lydia Maria, b. 1 Sept., 1831, m. 28 Feb , 1855, John
C. Selden, son of George Selden of Erie, Pa. He was a
merchant, and they were living at Eric in 1857, s. p.
4. Mattheic, b. 6 June, 1833, living with his parents in
1857, unm.
5. Mary Anne, b. 20 July, 1835, living with her parents
in 1857, unm..
'
6. Phebe Marvin, b. 11 June, 1838, in 1857 unm.
7. Ellen Elizabeth, b. 21 3Iay, 1841.
8. Elizabeth, b. 6 Feb., 1847.
9. Fanny Rogers, b. 12 Dec, 1848.
6030.- Roger Wolcott, b. 15 March, 1797, at Lyme. He graduated
at Yale, 1818, and was a lawyer. He m. 13 July, 1823, his
third cousin, Juliet Clriswold (6231), daughter of Thomas
Griswold (2184) and Ethelinda Calkins. They settled at
Ashtabula, 0., where she d. April, 1855. He had by her
ten children :
1. Matthew, b. 1824, at Ashtabula, was a physician living

in Iowa in 1857.
2. Maria, b. 1825, at Ashtabula, m. Dr. Warner, and liv-
ing in Wisconsin in 1857.
3. Henry, b. at Ashtabula, m. and living at Chicago in
1857.
4. Frances Ethelinda, born at Ashtabula, unm. in 1857.
5. Juliette, born at Ashtabula, m. Captain Hall of Ashtabula.
6. Eager. 7. Mary Anne. 8. Charles. 9. Thomas.
10. Prudence.
G031. William Frederick, b. 22 March, 1804, at Lyme. He m. 9
June, 1831, Sarah Noyes, daughter of William Noyes aa(J
112
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Hannah Townsend of Lyme. He was a ship master, and

settled Lyme, where he d. 15 Oct., 1851. She was liv-
at
ing at Greenwich, N. Y., in 1857. They had five children :
1. John Greene^ b. 1886, at Lyme, died in childhood.

2. Waiiam Noyes^ b. at Lyme, 1838.
3. Agnes^ b. 1840 at Lyme.
4. Catherine. 5. John Greene 2d.
6032. Robert Harper, b. 13 June, 1806, at Lyme. He m. 9 Nov.,
1840, Helen Powers, b. 10 July, 1832, at (Juilford, daugh-
ter of Edward Powers and Julia Collins. He was a ship-
master, and settled at Lyme, where they were living in 1857.
They had four children, born at Lyme.
1. Louisa Augusta, b. 8 Oct., 1841.
2. Hellen Adele, 19 March, 1844.
b.
3. Robert Harper, b. 28 Jan., 1847.
4. Florence Ann, b. 25 Dec, 1850.
6033. James, b. 31 Dec, 1808, at Lyme, d. 16 Jan., 1810.
6034. Frances iVnn, b. 15 Jan., 1795, at Norwich. She m. her
first cousin. Judge Ebenezer Lane (6044), only son of
Ebenezer Lane of Northampton. Mass., and his third wife,
Marian (Griswold) Chandler (2105). {See No. 6044.)
6035. Eliza Woodbridge, b. 7 April, 1799, at Lyme. She m. 12
Aug., 1832, Charles Leicester Boalt, b. at Norwalk, Conn.,
son of John Boalt and Ruth Lockwood. He was a lawyer,
and they settled at Norwalk, 0., where he was president of
the northwestern iron company, and where they were living
in 1858. They had seven children, born at Norwalk :
1. Cornelia Elizahcth, b. 4 Aug., 1833 m. 20 March, 1856,

William Henry McDonald, b. at Glenn's Falls, N. Y. He
was a merchant, and they were living at Manitowac, Wis., in
1858, and had one child Walter b. 27 April, 1857, d. 17
:
Sept., 1857.
2. Charles Griswold, b. 19 April, 1835, m. 20 Aug., 1857,
Agnes Gillett of Painesville, 0., and in 1838 they were liv-
ing at Mayville, Wis., where he was secretary of the north-
western iron company.
3. John Henry, b. 29 March, 1837, graduated at Amherst
1857, and was unm. in 1858.
4. Frances Griswold Lane, b. 4 Dec, 1839, unm. in 1858,
5. Frederick Harper, b. 12 May, 1841.
6. William Leicester, b. 5 March, 1844, and d. 2 Feb.,
1845.
7. William Lane, b. 6 July, 1845.
6036. Marian, b. 4 Dec, 1801, at Lyme. She m. 23 Feb., 1820,
Thomas Shaw Perkins, b. 6 Aug., 1793, at New London, son
of Judge Elias Perkins and Lucretia Shaw Woodbridge {see
No. 6028). He graduated at Yale in 1812, and was a law-
yer. (He first m. Cornelia Leonard, (3238), youngest daugh-
ter of Timothy Leonard and Mary Baldwin (899) of Jân-
HYDE GENEALOGY. g91
singburgt, who d. s. p.) They settled at Waterford, Conn.,
and removed to NewLondon. He d. 14 Oct., 1844, at sea,
on his voyage to the Sandwich Ishiuds. She was living at
Old Lyme in 1857. He was one of the commissioners of
common schools of the state of Connecticut, and was a suc-
cessful lawyer. They had eleven children :
1. Cornelia Leonard, b. 2 March, 1821, at Waterford, m.

her fourth cousin, David Hubbard Nevins of New York, son
of Henry Nevins and Lucretia Manwaring (6481) of Nor-
wich. {See No. 6481.)
2. Thomas Shajv, b. 19 Jan., 1823, at Waterford, was a
deaf mute, educated at the Hartford institute, and d. 14 Oct.,
1844, unm.
3. Frances Grisioold, b. 28 Dec, 1824, at Waterford, m.
Jacob A. Camp of Sandusky, 0. He graduated at Kenyoa
college, and was a lawyer. She d. 21 Dec, 1855, at San-
dusky, where he was living in 1857. They had three child-
ren : William Wyatt Fanny Griswold and Alexander.
; ;
4. Rohert Griswold, b. 2 March, 1827, at Waterford, d.

23 May, 1829.
5. Roger Griswold, b. 4 April, 1829, was a physician, re-
siding at New York in 1857, unm.
6. Frederick William, b. 10 March, 1831, at New Lon-
don, living at Portland, Oregon, 1857, unm.
7. Nathaniel Shaw, b. 27 June, 1833, at New London, d.
1 Nov., 1836.
8. Maurice, b. 14 March, 1836, at New London, unm. in
1857.
9. Joseph, b. 20 April, 1838, at New London, living with
his mother in 1857.
10. Marian, b. 26 Aug., 1840, at New London, d. 6 Dec,
1842.
11. Lucretia Shaw Woodhridye, b. 19 July, 1843, at New
London.
VI. Marian Griswold (2105), bom at Lyme, Conn., 17

April, 1750, third daughter of Gov. Matthew Griswold
(490) and Ursula Wolcott, was a great granddaughter of
Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. She m. 1766,
Charles Church Chandler, b. 21 Jan., 1747, at Woodstock,
Conn., only son of Samuel Chandler and Dorothy Church.
[This Samuel Chandler, b. 5 Jan., 1704, at Woodstock,
who m. 16 Sept., 1741, Dorothy Church of Bristol, b. about
1714, a supposed descendant of the distinguished Capt.
Benjamin Church, the conqueror of King Philip, Sachem
of Pokanoket, was a son of Capt. John Chandler of Wood-
stock, b. 16 April, 1665, at Roxbury, Mass., who m. 10
Nov., 1692, at ISTew London, Mary Raymond, b. 12 March,
g92 HYDE GENEALOGY.
1672, fourth daughter of Joshua Raymond and Elizabeth

Smith of New Loudon, and was a grandson of John Chand-
ler, senior, of Woodstock, one of the first settlers of that
town, in the summer of 1686, and who was b. about 1635,
in England, and was a son of vVilliam Chandler of Rox-
bury, and Annis, his wife, who came from England in 1637.
John Chandler, senior, m. Elizabeth Douglass of New
London, daughter of the first William Douglass and Anne
Mattle of New London, and d. 15 April, 1703, at Wood-
stock. His son, John Chandler, junior, came to Wood-
stock with his father, and was, before his marriage, one of
the original proprietors, to whom the first division of lands
in the town were made. After his marriage, he remained
a few years at New London, where some of his children
were born. He then returned to Woodstock, where he
was town clerk and justice of the peace for many years,
and judge of the county courts, and d. 10 Aug., 1743, at
Worcester, and had five sons and five daughters.]
Charles Church Chandler, graduated at Harvard 1763,
and was a lawyer. They settled at Woodstock, where he
was eminent in his profession, was a judge of probate,
was frequently a member of the state legislature, and was
elected to the continental congress. He d. 9 Aug., 1787,
at Woodstock, in the prime of life, greatly beloved and
lamented by a large circle of friends and relatives.
Her cMldren hy hlni xoere :
6037. Samuel, born at Woodstock, died young.

6038. Charles, born at Woodstock, died young.
6039. Dorothy Church, b. 19 Aug., 177U, at Woodstock. She m.
her mother's first cousin, James Backus (2141), fourth son
of Elijah Backus, Esq., and Lucy Griswold (495) of Nor-
wich. (>S'ee JVo. 2141.)
6040. Mary Ann, b. at Woodstock. She m. about 1794, James
Lanman, b. 14 June 1769, at Norwich, sou of Peter Lan-
man and Sarah Coit. He graduated at Yale 1788, and was
a lawyer. They settled at Norwich, where he was mayor of
the city, state's attorney, member of the legislature, state as-
sistant or counselor,United States senator, and judge of the
supreme court of Connecticut. She d. about Sept., 1818, at
Norwich, where he d. 7 Aug., 1841. They had twelve
children, born at Norwich :
1. Charles James, b. 5 June, 1795, graduated at Yale,

1814, and was a lawyer. He m. Mary Ghee, and settled at
Norwich, where they were living in 1860, and had nine
children : Charles, an artist and literary writer, married and
living at Georgetown. D. C, in 1860 Mary Louisa, unm. iu
;
;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 893

1860 Julia, m.
; Williams of Norwicli Mary Anne,
;
m. John D. P. Douw of Albany, living at Poughkeepsie in

1800, and had two children; Sarah, ni. her first cousin,
Thomas Hubbard, eldest son of Amos Hallam Hubbard
and Eliza Lanman of Norwich ; Elizabeth Mary Jane ;
;
Susan and Grriswold. The four last unm. in 1860.

;
2. 3Iari/ Ann Chand/er, b. 7 Sept., 1797, m. Obadiah

Penniman of Cincinnati, where they settled, and he died
about 1837. She had by him one child, James Lanman, who
graduated at Yale 1858, m. 17 Aug., 1859, Maria D. Hosmer
of Concord, Mass., and was living at Alexandria, Va., in 1800.
She then m. about 1811, Charles Waters of Philadelphia,
Pa., and d. 31 Oct., 1851, at his country seat, near Philadel-
phia, without issue by him.
3. Joanna Boyhton^ b. 15 April, 1799, and d. 13 Dec,
1799.
4. Eliza, b. 120 April, 1800, m. 30 Oct., 1821, Amos Hallam
Hubbard, b. 20 Feb., 1791, at Norwich, third son of Thomas
Hubbard and Mary Hallam of Norwich, a grandson of Rus-
sell Hubbard and 3Iary Gray of New London, and a great
grandson of Daniel Hubbard and Martha Coit of New Lon-
don; and through his ancestress, Mabel Harlakenden, the
.second wife of Gov. John Haynes of Hartford, he was de-
scended from several of the kings and nobility of England
(see No&. 70, 38 and 441, and Appendix A). They settled
at Norwich, where he was a wealthy paper manufacturer, and
where they were living in 1860. They had six children :
Eliza, b. 9 Oct., 1822, d. 23 Oct., 1822; Mary Ann, m.
John F. Slater of Norwich Thomas, m. his first cousin, Sa-
;
rah Lanman, daughter of Charles J. Lanman ; James Lan-

man. m. Charlotte Learned of New London ; and William
and Charles, both of whom died in childhood.
3. Sarah Coit, b. 22 Aug., 1802, m. about 1830 Josiah
Harmar of Philadelphia, Pa., son of Brig. Gen. Josiah Har-
mer of the U. S. army. They settled at Philadelphia, where
he died about 1849. She was living at New Haven in 1860,
They had three children William, who died in childhood
:
Josiah William, who graduated at Yale 1855, and was a law-

yer, at New Haven, in 1860, and James Lanman.
6. Earrict, b. 22 Jan., 1804; m. about 1832 Jacob Wy-
koff Piatt, a lawyer of Cincinnati, O. She d. 31 Dec, 1853,
and he died about 1855. They had one child, John Henry,
b. Oct., 1833, graduated at Yale 1855, and was a lawyer; he
m. 14 Sept., 1859, Julia Goddard, daughter of Hart God-
dard and Mary Woodbridge Perkins of Norwich, and settled
at Cincinnati.
Jane Griswohl, b. 23 Feb. 1806, m. 6 Oct., 1829, Dan-
7.
iel Tyler Coit, b. 7 April, 1806, at Griswold, Conn., son of
Daniel Tyler Coit and Eebecca Coit, his wife of Griswold,
and grandson of Daniel Cuit and Olive Tyler. He graduated
:
394 HYDE GENEALOGY.
at Yale, 1825, and at JeflFerson medical college in 1828,

and was a physician. They settled at Boston, where they
were living in 1863, and he was a very distinguished member
of his profession. They had one child, Jane Grriswold Lan-
man, b. 18 Nov., 1843, who d. 1 Aug., 1848.
8. Joanna Boyhton 2d, b. 29 March, 1808, m. Oct., 1837,
Lafayette Sabin Foster, LL. D., b. 22 Nov., 18UG, at Frank-
lin, Conn., son of Captain Daniel Fostet and Wealthy Almira
Ladd. He was descended from Captain Miles Standish of
the Mayflower. He graduated at BroWn University in 1828,
and was a lawyer, and they settled at Norwich, where he was
a member of the legislature, and was speaker of the house of
representatives, mayor of the city of Norwich, and he was
twice elected to the U. S. senate. She d. 11 April, 1859,
very suddenly beloved and respected by all who know her
;
well, as did the writer of this genealogical history. They

had three children : Alfred Standish ; Joanna Boylston, &c. j
allof whom died in childhood.

9. James Henry, b. 2 April. 1810, and d. 2 March, 1811,
10. James Henry 2d, b. 1812, was educated at Washing-
ton college, and was a lawyer, and was living at Norwich in
1860, unm.
11. George., b. 14 Nov., 1813, was a soldier in the Mexi-
can war, and in 1860 was unm.
12. Anne Louisa, b. 29 Feb., 1816, m. 11 Sept., 1839,
Rev. Luther Home Angier, b. 26 Jan,, 1810, at Southboro',
Mass., son of Calvin Angier and Anne Parker of Southboro'.
He graduated at Amherst in 1833, and was a Presbyterian
clergyman; was settled at Buifalo, N. Y., removed to Con-
cord, Mass., about 1850, where he was minister; and was set-
tled as minister at South Maiden, Mass., in 1856, where they
were living in 1860, s. p. She was a literai-y lady of much
talent, and a poetess.
6041. Ursula, b. 1 Dec, 1778, at Woodstock. She m. 6 Feb.,
1806, Dr Hervey Frink of Northampton, b. 12 March.
1780. He was a physician, and they settled at Northamp-
ton, and he d. in 1820, from home, at New York, of yellow
fever. She d. 19 Dec, 1848, at Beverly, Mass. They had
four children, born at Northampton :
1. Elizaheth Chandler, b. 20 Jan., 1807, was living at

Boston in 1859, unm.
2. Henry Church, b. 13 Aug., 1808, married and Was con-
nected with a publishing house in Rochesterj andd. 20 July,
1845, at Lockport, N, Y.
3. Julianna, b. 6 May, 1810.
4. Angelina, b. 2 Feb., 1812. The two last were living at
Boston in 1859, unm.
604'2. Hannah, b. at Woodstock. She married her step-brother,
Theodore Ely, sou of Justin Ely, Esq., of Springfield, Mass.,
by his first wife, and d. in 1830, leaving one daughter
HYDE GENEALOGY. 895
Hannah, who m. Henry A. Kent, a merchant of New
York, and tliey were living at Brooklyn in 18G0, and had
four children :
6043. Sarah, b. Nov., 1786, at Woodstock. She m. Sept., 1802,

Richard Dalton Tucker of Boston, son of Nathaniel Tucker
and Anne Dalton of Boston. He was a merchant, and they
settled at Boston, where he d. 12 Jan., 1842. She d. 10
May, 1854, at Milton, Mass. They had four children, born
at Boston.
1. Charles C. C, b. 12 July, 1803, graduated at Har-
vard, 1824, and was a merchant. He m. Caroline Louisa
Deblois of Boston, where they settled, and where he d. 14
Aug., 1836. He left three children, two of whom d. unm.-
The other, was Richard Dalton, b. 29 Jan., 1833.
2. Sarah, b. Oct., 1805. She was living at Boston in
1859, unm.
3. Ann, b. 26 July, 1807, m. 3 Oct., 1827, James Par-
ker of Boston. He was a merchant, and they settled at Bos-
ton, where they were living in 1859, and had four children :
Sarah Chandler, who m. Nov., 1849, Charles Goodhue of

New York, and in 1859 had a daughter, Sarah. Richard
Tucker, who m. Oct., 1852, Martha Thorndyke of Boston,
where they were living in 1859, and had two sons, James and
Charles; Mary Ellen, who m. April, 1854, George G. Low-
ell of Boston, and had in 1859 two children, Frank and
Anna ; and Anna Tucker, who was living at Boston in 1859,
unm.
4.Elizabeth, b. 26 April, 1811, m. 30 Sept., 1829, John
Henry Gray, son of John Gray and Mary Chapman of Bos-
ton. He was a lawyer, and he d. 24 June, 1849, at Nahant, s.p.
She then m. 31 March, 1855, Edward Griffin Parker of
Boston, son of Ebenezer Parker and Celia Kingman. He
graduated at Yale 1847, and was a lawyer. They settled at
Boston, where he was a state senator, and where they were
After the death of her first husband, Marian (Grisw'old)

Chandler m. Capt. Ebenezer Lane, of Northampton b. 10
Feb., 1747, at Attleborough, Mass., second son of Eben-
ezer Lane and Bethia Shaw, and a descendant from Wil-
liam Lane, who came to Dorchester with his family in
1635, and d. in 1664.
[Captain Ebenezer Lane, of ^Northampton, had two
wives before he m. the widow Chandler. He first m.
Phebe Parsons, (2120) daughter of Rev. Jonathan Par-
sons, who d. 12 Nov., 1781, 5. p. He then m. Martha
Phelps, who died about 1785, and had by her two child-
ren Martin, who m. 1809, Lucretia Swan and Martha,
: ;
who m. Major William Swan of Worthington.]

896 HYDE GENEALOGY.
He was a retired ship-master, and tliey settled at North-

ampton, where he d. 6 June, 1808, leaving his last wife,
Marian (Griswold) Chandler, surviving him.
Her child hy him was :
6044. Ebenezer, 17 Sept., 1793, at Northampton. He graduated at

b.
Harvard in 1811, and was a lawyer; and doctor of laws in 1850.
He m. 1818 Lis first cousin, Frances Anne Griswold (6034),
b. 15 Jan., 1795, at Norwich, eldest daughter of Grov. Roger
Griswold (2102) and Fanny Rogers (1448). They settled
at Elyria, 0., and removed to Norwalk in 1819, where he was
elected president judge of the court of common pleas in 1824.
He was elected judge of the supreme court of Ohio in 1831,
1838 and 1845; and from 1835 was the chief justice of the su-
preme court. He subsequently resigned his judicial office
and was engaged in rail roads. They were living at Chicago
in 1859, and he was then vice-president of the Illinois Cen-
tral R. R. Co. They had three children :
1. Ebenezer Shaw, b. 6 Aug., 1819, at Elyria. He was

educated at Cincinnati, and was a physician. He m. 21 Jan.,
1845, Pallas E. Anderson, and settled at Sandusky, where he
was living in 1859, and had several children Ebenezer, b.
:
21 Aug., 1847; Frances Griswold, b. 21 June, 1850, &c.

2. Frances Elizabeth, h. 12 Oct., 1821, at Norwalk, m.
Alfred Cheesbrough. He was a merchant, and they were
living at Sandusky, 0., in 1859, and had four children :
WiUiam Lane, b. 1 Aug., 1844; Alfred Ludlow, b. 15 Jan.,

1850; Catherine Griswold, b. 22 May, 1853; and Charles
Griswold, b. 18 Dec, 1855.
3. William Griswold, b. 12 Feb., 1824, at Norwalk. He
was educated at New Haven, Cambridge and Boston, and
was a lawyer. He m. 31 Oct., 1850, his second cousin, Eh-
zabeth Diodate Griswold, b. 7 May, 1825, at Lyme, eldefet
daughter of Charles Chandler Griswold (6023) and Eliza-
beth Griswold (6232). They were living at Sandusky, 0.,
in 1859, and had one child, Elizabeth Griswold, b. 25
Oct., 1851.
After the death of her second husband, Marian (Gris-

wold) Lane m. Dec., 1810, Justin Ely, Esq., of West
Springfield, Mass. He was a merchant and a justice of
the quorum, graduated at Hartford 1759, and d. 1817,
She was his second wife, and d. June, 1829, without
issue by him.
VI. Lucy Griswold (2108), born at Lyme, Conn., 7

Oct., 1745,second daughter of Thomas Griswold (491)
and Susannah Lynde, was a great granddaughter of
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. gg^

Phebe Hyde (10) of tlie third generation. She m. 1 May,
1764, her father's second cousin of the Griswold blood,
Richard Waite, b. 28 Nov., 1739, at Lyme, eldest son of
Richard Waite, Esq., of Lyme, by his first wife, Elizabeth
Marvin, daughter of Samuel Marvin and Susannah Gra-
ham, and grandson of Thomas Waite, the first of Lyme,
and Mary Bronson.
[This Thomas Waite, b. 7 March, 1678, the second son
of Thomas Waite of Sudbury, Mass., b. 3 March, 1642, at
Watertown, and grandson of Richard Waite of Water-
town, came to Lyme about the beginning of the 18th cen-
tury, and m. 26 Aug., 1704, Mary Bronson, b. 21 March,,
1681, at Lyme, third daughter of Abraham Bronson, the
first of Lyme, and Hannah Griswold, and granddaughter
of Matthew Griswold, the first of Lyme, and Anne Wol-
cott. He d. 22 June, 1725, at Lyme, where she d. 7
May, 1731. They had eleven children, seven of whom
died unmarried. The other four were 1. Tho^nas, b. 9 :
Oct. 1706, m. Elizabeth Lewis. 2. Bichard, b. 11 June,

1711, m. 8 Nov., 1733, Elizabeth Marvin, who d. 27 May,
1755, and had by her ten children and then m. Re-
;
becca Higgins,who d. 17 May, 1785, and had by her three

children, was a justice of the peace at Lyme, and d. 29
Dec, 1790. 3. Joseph, b. 25 Nov., 1715, who m. Mar-
garet Beckwith. 4. Sarah, h, 3 July, 1717, who m. Simon
Tubbs of Colchester, and afterwards of Sharon.]
Richard Waite, who m. Lucy Griswold, was a farmer,
and they settled at Lyme, where she d. 25 Nov., 1795.
6045. Thomas Griswold, b. 14 Feb., 1765, at Lyme, He m. 4 July,

1790, Hannah Calkins, daughter of Dr. Daniel Calkins and
Mary his first wife {see No. 2226). He was a shipmaster at
Lyme, where he acquired considerable property. They re-
moved to Bennington, Vt., where he lost it, and left his fam-
ily, who never heard of him afterwards. They had five
children
1. Maria, b. 10 Sept., 1791, m. Charles Adams of Bur-
lington, Vt., where she died, leaving one son.
2. Louisa, b. 15 April, 1793, died unm.
3. Emelij, b. 15 April, 1795, d. June, 1823, at Lyme,
unm.
4. Thomas GriswoU, b. 10 Sept., 1798, m. Huldah A.
Chadwick, was master of a southern packet, and was living
at Red Bank in 1855, s. p.
Richard, b. 8 Aug., 1800, and died in childhood.
5.
6046. Lynde, b. 16 Nov., 1769, at Lyme. He m. 1800, Lois Waite
113
89g HYDE GENEALOGY.
of Vermont, and settled at Waitsfield, where she d. 1848, at

the age of 68 years. He died subsequent to 1854 at Ant-
werp, N. Y. They had five sons and three daughters :
1. Richard^ who married and settled at Antwerp, N. Y.,

where he d. 1852, and left one son and three daughters.
2. John, who married, lived at Antwerp, removed to Wis-
consin, and d. 5 Sept., 1746, and left a widow and three
children.
3. Li/nde, who married and was living at Antwerp in 1857,
and had a family.
4. Marvin, who d. 7 May, 1847, at Utica, at the age of 80
years, unm.
5. Sylvester, b. 1822, married, and was living in Oregon
in 1853.
6. Lncia, who married and settled in Illinois.
7. Louisa, b. 1808, m. Samuel High, settled in Wis-
consin, and d. 15 May, 1850, leaving two sons and five
daughters.
8. Adeline, who married, and was living at Castleton, Vt.,
in 1857.
6047. Richard, b. 18 June, 1771, at Lyme. He m. 29 Jan., 1794,
Mary Wade of Lyme. He was a major in the army in the
war of 1812. They removed to Le Roy, N. Y., where he d.
18 May, 1857. They had eight children :
1. Lucia G., b. 16 Jan., 1795, d. 1841, unm.

2. Misha W., b. 27 April, 1797, at Lyme m. 16 Jan.,
;
1829, his first cousin, Lydia Parsons, b. 14 July, 1795, at

Lyme, daughter of John Parsons (6072), by his second wife,
Lois Waite (6055); they were living at Dover, Mich., in
1859, and had three children Elizabeth, b. 30 March, 1830 j
:
Mary, b. 31 March, 1832; and Louisa, b. 27 March, 1834.

3. Almira, b. 9 April, 1799; m. Josiah Newton and had
five children Eugene, m. Abbie Clemens Mary, m. Albert
: ;
Blodget William, m. Frances Allen Effie D. ; and Ehza-

; ;
beth I.
4. Richard, b. 24 Feb., 1802, and d. 8 Feb., 1803.
5. 3Ianj J., b. 14 Dec, 1803. m. S. S. Miller, and d.
11 Oct., 1830, and had one child, Lucia W., b. 27 Sept.,
1830, who m. J. Stratton.
5. Emely L., b. 20 March, 1807.
7. Richard L., b. 28 March, 1810, m. Nancy Mar-
vin and had three children: Ellen C, b. 17 Sept., 1838;
Emma L., b. 29 July, 1842; and Richard, b. 30 July, 1844.
8. Daniel D., b. 22 May, 1813, m. Elma Anderson.
They were living at Batavia, N. Y., 1859, where he was edi-
tor and proprietor of the Republican Advocate, and had two
children: Daniel E., b. 16 July, 1837; and James M., b.
21 Jan., 1844.
6048. James, b. 10 March, 1777, at Lyme. He m. 24 Jan., 1803,
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 399

Phenice Wilder, b. 5 May, 1784, at Brattleborougli, Vt.,
daughter of Joshua Wilder and Margery Dunster. They set-
tled at Fayston near Montpelier, removed to Le Koy, N, Y., in
1812, and to London, Mich., in 1830, where he d. 18 x\pril,
1838, and she was living in 1859. They had nine! child-
ren, the three first b. at Fayston and the others at Le Koy.
1. A dmtghtcr, b. 8 March, 1807, d. unni.
2. Phehe, b. 28 Sept., 1808, d. 12 May, 182G, unm.
3. Seth, b. 11 June, 1811, m. 17 June, 1835, Mary Wins-
low, b. 10 Jan., 1808, at Colerain, Mass., daughter of Aniasa
Winslow and Abigail Holcomb. They were living at Lon-
don, Mich., in 1859, and had three children James Winslow, :
b. 8 April 1838 Sarah Maria, b. 11 Feb., 1844 ; and Harriet

;
Jane, b. 2 April, 1848.

4. James, b. 22 Oct., 1816, d. 12 June, 1818.
6. Lurana, b. 9 Jan., 1819, d. 21 Dec 1825. ,
6. Mary, b. 26 March, 1821, m. 6 Aug., 1851, Horace

Ash, and was living at Huron, Mich., 1859.
7. James 2d, b. 13 Oct., 1823. m. 20 Aug., 1851, Adeline
A. Pasco of Monroe city; and they were living at London in
1859 and had four children.
8. Joshua TF., b. 8 March, 1826, living with his mother
at London in 1859, unm.
9. Fhehe 2d, b. 10 March, 1828, m. 16 March, 1847,
George A. Barber; they were living at London in 1859 and
had five children.
6049.-)
6050. > Three sons, b. 5 Dec, 1778, at Lyme, d. same day, unnamed.
6051.)
6052. David, b. 12 Feb., 1780, at Lyme. He m. 20 Sept., 1806, his
step sister, Sophia E. Wood, b. 25 May, 1788, at Saybrook,
daughter of Jesse Wood and Maria Lay. They settled at
Lyme, and about 1819 removed to Clinton, N. Y., where he
d. 9 Sept., 1829. She was living with one of her daughters
at Brooklyn, N. Y., 1859. They had five children, born at
Lyme
1. Mary Lay, b. 25 Feb., 1807, m. 8 April, 1834, Benja-
•min Sheldon Lyman, b. 6 March, 1803, Bennington, Vt.,
at
son of Micah J. Lyman and Elizabeth Sheldon. He was a
druggist, and they settled at Cleveland, 0., removed to Troy,
N. Y., and in 1859 were Uving at Brooklyn, N. Y. They
had five children Elizabeth Sophia, b. 23 Jan., 1835, m.
:
22 Oct., 1856, James Beattie Hubbard, b. Aug., 1834, at

Fort Ann, living at Bergen Point, N. J., 1859, and had two
children, William Lay and Edward Lyman; Charles, b. 11
Nov., 1836, d. 1 Sept., 1837; Mary Sophia, b. 13 April,
1840, at Troy, m. 15 Oct., 1856, Lester Seymour Hubbard,
a druggist of Brooklyn. N. Y., b. August, 1832, at Hartford,
and in 1859 had two children, Mary Louisa and Charles Les-
:
900 HYDE GENEALOGY.
ter; Charles 5 March, 1845, cl. 27 Jan., 1846; and

2cl, b.
Benjamin Fisher, Dec, 1849, at Brooklyn.

b. 1
2. Richard, b. 6 July, 1808, and d. 10 Oct., 1808.
3. Eichard Marvin, b. 1 Sept., 1809, d. 19 Aug., 1829,
unm.
4. Elizabeth Hale, b. 11 Aug., 1811, d. 28 July, 1830,
unm.
5. Emdy Maria, b. 13 July, 1813, m. 14 April, 1836,
Charles Lay, b. 12 Oct., 1797 were living at Buffalo, N. Y.,
;
1859, and had two children Emely Sophia, b. 19 Oct., 1837 ;

:
and Harriet Tracy, b. 26 Nov., 1839.

6053. A son, b. 8 Oct., 1783, at Lyme, d. same day, unnamed.
6054. Daniel, b. 10 Jan., 1786, at Lyme. He m. Harriet Beebe of
Lyme, and removed to the state of New York, where he died.
They had a son :
Rev. Daniel Charles Waite, b. about 1816, who was a

Baptist clergyman and was pastor of the churches at Lansing
and Genoa, N. Y. He d. 3 Nov., 1842, at Lansing. He is
supposed to have left one child.
6055. Lois, b. 1 Aug., 1766, at Lyme. She married her double first
cousin, John Parsons (6072), eldest son of Marshfield Par-
sons (2113) by his first wife, Lois Waite. {See Ab. 6072.)
6056. Elizabeth, b. 30 March, 1768, at Lyme. She m. 22 May,
1788, Capt. Sylvester Mather, b. 1 Sept., 1758, at Lyme,
fourth son of Richard Mather and Deborah Ely, and grand-
son of Samuel Mather and Deborah Champion of Lyme
(see No. 2109). He was a shipmaster, and they settled at
Lyme. He was lost at sea in Sept., 1811, and she d. March,
1854, at Binghamton, N. Y. They had seven children b»
at Lyme
Nancy, b. 2 May, 1790, m. John Hart, b. at Lyme, and
1.
d. 1834, and had three children Elizabeth, m. Wyllis
:
Warner of New Haven, who graduated at Yale 1826, was

treasurer of that college about twenty years, and was then
secretary thereof. They were living at New Haven 1859,
and had five children Wyllis Elizabeth Louisa ; Hellen and
: ; ; ;
George. Louisa, who m. William Whittlesey of New Brit^

ain, and in 1859 had one child, Louisa. And John Alexander,
b. 1816, m. his mother's fifth cousin, Louisa Edgerton, b.
1816, third daughter of James Edgerton (4575) and Char-
lotte Wilson ; was a civil engineer, and was living at Owego,
N. Y., 1859.
2. George, b. 24 Dec, 1791, at Lyme, d. 1827, probably
unm.
3. Lois Griswold, b. 28 July, 1794, m. OUver Ely, b. at
Lyme, son of Elihu Ely and Ann Ely, and grandson of Rich-
ard Ely of Lyme, and his second wife, Phebe Hubbard. They
removed to Binghamton, N. Y., where they were living in
1859, and had three children William; Joseph; and Nancy.
:
4. Richard, b. 31 Oct., 1798, m. Caroline Whiting, b

HYDE GENEALOGY. 9Q]^
Sept., 1805,daughter of Mason Whitiug, Esq., and Mary

Edwards of Binghamton, and granddaughter of Dr. William
Whiting and Anne Mason of Great Barrington.
[That Anne Mason, through her great grandmother, Eliza-
beth St. John, second wife of Rev. Samuel Whiting of Lynn,
Mass., was descended from Alfred the Great and other Anglo-
Saxon kings, and from William the Conqueror and other
Norman kings of England. See No. 2147.]
They settled at Binghamton, N. Y., where they were liv-
ing in 1859, and had seven children Elizabeth Waite, b.
:
Aug., 1824, m. in April, 1852, James De Pew; Mary Whit-

ing, b. Jan., 1827, d. 1831; Rhoda A. L., b. July, 183Q;
Nancy Louisa, b. Aug., 1832, m. Oct., 1859, Edward E.
Jackson; Caroline Whiting, b. June, 1834 Mason Whiting, ;
b. Aug., 1837, m. Dec, 1857, Augusta R. Robinson; and

Frances Amelia, b. July, 1844, d. 1848.
5. Sijh-ester,29 June, 1801, at Lyme, m. about 1827
b.
Mary Amelia Ward, and died at sea in 1831, and had two
children Mary Elizabeth, b. 16 Dec, 1828, m. her father's
:
third cousin, Frederick B. Lathrop, son of Margaret Parsons

(6089) and Alfred Lathrop; and John Hart, b. 3 Dec, 1830,
unm. in 1861.
6. Lyme, m. Frances AVhiting,
Henri/, b. 9 July, 1803, at
brother Richard's wife.
sister of his They were living at
Binghamton in 1859, and had three children Richard :
Heury; Mary Doubleday, who died in childhood ; and Eli-

zabeth Radcliff. •
7. William, b. 14 Aug., 1808, at Lyme, and d. in 1829,
unm.
605T. Lucy Griswold, b. 17 June, 1773, at Lyme, d. unm.
6058. Susanna, b. 29 Aug., 1775, at Lyme. She married her mo-
ther's fourth cousin, Jabez 3Ianwaring (2579), son of Jabe2
Manwarincj (627) and Mercy Miner. (^See No. 2579.)
6059. Phebe, b. 20 Jan., 1782, at Lyme, d. 16 Sep., 1786.
6060. Phebe 2d, b. 19 Jan., 1788, at Lyme. She m. Giles Bishop,
After the death of his first wife, Eichard Waite m. 21

April, 1801, Mary (Lay) Wood, widow of Jesse Wood of
Saybrook, d. 16 Juue, 1810, without issue by her. She
had childreu by her first husband. [See No. 6052.)
VI. Lois Griswold (2109), born af Lyme, Conn., 1 Sept.,

1747, third daughter of Thomas Griswold (491) and Susanna
Lynde, was a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde (10) of
the third generation. She m. 14 Kov., 1765, Samuel
Mather, b. 22 Feb., 1745, at Lyme, eldest son of Richard
Mather and Deborah Ely.
[This Richard Mather, b. 22 Dec, 1712, at Lyme, m.l8
902 HYDE GENEALOGY.
May, 1742, Deborah Ely, daughter of William Ely, grand-

daughter of William Ely the first, of Lyme, and great
grauddaughter of Richard Ely the first of Lyme, who
came from England. Richard Mather and Deborah Ely
had 11 children born at Lyme 1. Meldtahle, who m. Sam-
:
uel Holden Parsons. 2. William^ who died in infancy.

3. William 2d, who m. Rhoda ]\Iarvin and removed to
Massachusetts. 4. Elias, who m. Lucinda Lee, and was
an ofiicer in the army of the revolution. 5. .Deborah, who
m. Capt. Ezra Lee. 6. Ezra, who died in infancy. 7. Ezra
2d, do. 8. Sylvester, who m. Elizabeth Waite. 9. Mary,
who m. William Champlin of Lyme. 10. Lucia, b.
1763. 11. Richard, who m. Eunice Moore Calkins. He
was eldest son of Samuel Mather and Deborah Cham-
pion and grandson of Richard Mather, who came to Lyme
about 1686, where he d. 17 Aug., 1688. That Richard
Mather, b. 22 Dec, 1653, at Dorchester, who m. 1 July,
1680, Katharine Wise of Dorchester, was the second son
of Timothy Mather of Dorchester, by his first wife Eli-
zabeth Atherton (who d. 15 May, 1678), daughter of
Major Gen. Humphrey Atherton and was grandson of
;
Rev. Richard Mather, third minister of Dorchester, b.

1596, at Lawton, Eng., who m. 29 Sept., 1624, Catherine
Holt, and had by her six sons Samuel Timothy N"a-
: ; ;
thaniel; Joseph; ^leazer; and Increase.]

Samuel Mather and Lois Griswold, his wife, settled at
Lyme, where he was one of the leading men of the town,
and was a justice of the peace. She d. 17 Nov., 1804, at
Lyme where he d. 26 March, 1809.
;
6061. Thomas, b. 10 Oct., 1768, at Lyme. He m. his fourth cousin,

Sarah Hubbard (5671), b. at Middletown, eldest daughter of
Elijah Hubbard, Esq., (1926) by his first wife Hannah
Kent. He was a merchant, and they lived at Albany several
years, and then removed to Middletown, where they probably
died. They had eleven children, of which I have only the
following particulars:
1. Elijah^ who was lost at sea and probably d. unm.
2. Thomas Grififcold, graduated at Yale 1826, m. his first
cousin, Jane Anne Mather, daughter of Samuel Mather
(6062) and Catherine Livingston of Middletown.
o. Frederick Sill, m. 5 June, 1838, his first cousin, Ellen
Jane Mather, b. 19 March, 1820, at Lyme, third daughter of
James Mather (6065) and Caroline Tinker. They were liv-
ing at Ashtabula, O., in 1857, and had two children : Louisa
Griswold ; and Helen Frederica.
/r rT! , , It cct yp h ( ^'
y
HYDE GENEALOGY. gQ3
4. TViniiwi H. 5. Edioard.
Theodore.
6. 7. Charles.
8. George. 9. Li/dia. 10. Augusta. 11. Ellzaheth.
60G2. fcSamuel, b. 4 Jan., 1771 at Lyme. He m. Catherine Living-
ston of Albany, and settled at Middletown, and had seven
children. The only information I have obtained of those
children is very imperfect, but I am informed that they
were :
1. Louisa Maria, b. 14 June, 1818, at Troy, N. Y. She

m. 15 Sept., 1838, Joseph King Fenno Mansfield, b. 22 Dec,
1803, at New Haven, Conn. He graduated at West Point
military academy in 1822, the second in his class, and was
appointed a second lieutenant in the corps of engineers.
He was promoted and in 1838
to a first lieutenantcy in 1832,
was appointed a captain of engineers. Most of the time after
he graduated, and previous to the war with Mexico, he was en-
gaged in different parts of the United States as an engineer in
the construction of military works. In the war wi^h Mexico he
served under Gen. Taylor as chief engineer. He received the
brevet of major for his conduct in the defence of Fort Brown,
and the brevet of lieutenant-colonel for his gallantry at the
storming of 3Ionterey in Sept., 1846, where he was severely
wounded. And he received a brevet of colonel for his. ser-
vices in the battles of Buena Vista, in Feb., 1847. In May,
1853, he was appointed inspector-general with the rank of
colonel, which, office he continued to bold until the 14 of May,
1861, when he was appointed a brigadier general of the reg-
ular army. After the disastrous battles near Bull Bun, un-
der General Pope, in August, 1862, he was ordered to Wash-
ington as a member of the court of inquiry in relation to
those battles. But upon his application for active service he
was appointed a major-general of volunteers, and ordered to
report to Gen. McClellan, who gave him the command of the
army corps which had been under the command of General
Banks. In the sanguinary battle of Antietam, on the 17th
of Sept., 1862, he was mortally wounded while cheering on
his corps to a brilliant but unsuccessful charge upon a part
of the enemy's line, and died the next day. She survived
him, and was Hving at Middletown in 1863. They had five
children Samuel 3Iather, b. 23 Sept., 1839; Mary Louisa,
:
b. 23 March, 1841, d. 22 June, 1863 ; Joseph Totten, b. 4

Oct., 1843, d. 15 July, 1844; Henry Livingston, b. 81
March, 1845 ; and Katherino Mather, b. 1 May, 1850.
2. Louisa Maria, who m. Henry Nelson Walton of Sche-
nectady.
3. Jane Ann, who m. her first cousin, Thomas G. Mather,
son of Thomas Mather (6061) and Sarah Hubbard of Mid-
dletown.
4. Samuel Livingston. 5. Howard.
6. Catherine Livingston, who m. Burnham.
7. Henry Richard.
:
904 HYDE GENEALOGY.
6063. Henry, b. 31 July, 1777, at Lyme, d. 24 May, 1802, unm.

6064. Kichard, b. 10 May, 1782, at Lyme, d. 12 Autj., 1805, unm.
6065. James, b. 14 March, 1785, at Lyme. He m. 20 Jan., 1811
Caroline Tinker, b, 27 April, 1790, at East Haddam, young-
est daugliter of Sylvanus Tinker of East Haddam, by his
second wife. Wealthy Gilbert. He was a farmer, and they
settled at Lyme, where he engaged in merchandise and
became wealthy, and d. 21 April, 1842. She was living at
Old Lyme in 1857. They had four children born at Lyme :
1. Harriet Caroline, m. her third cousin, John Williams

Allen, eldest son of John Allen, P]sq., and Ursula McCurdy
(5364) of Litchfield. ( See No. 5364.)
2. Louisa. Grisv-old, b. 18 June, 1815 ; m, her father's
third cousin, Richard S. Griswold (6221), son of George
Griswold (2183) of New York, by his first wife Elizabeth
Woodhull, and d. 21 March, 1840, s. p.
3. Ellen Jane, b. 19 March, 1820, m. her first cousin
Frederick Sill Mather, son of Thomas Mather (6061) and
Sarah Hubbard (5671) of Middletown.
4. Francis Augusta, b. 4 June, 1822, m. her father's
third cousin, Richard S. Griswold (6221), whose first wife
was her sister, Louisa G. Mather. \See No.Qiil.')
6066. Anna, b. 12 Dec, 1760, at Lyme. She married her mother's
third cousin, Dr. William Lord (1822), fourth son of Capt.
Enoch Lord (4^6) and Hepzibah Marvin, and d. 31 Oct.,
1818, *. p.
6067. Phebe, b. 22 July, 1772, at Lyme, She m. 1810, Dr. Tho-
mas Miner of Middletown, and d. Feb., 1811, s. p.
6068. Mehitable, b. 14 Nov., 1774, at Lyme. She m. her first cou-
sin, Capt. Thomas Sill (5469), eldest son of Col. David
Fithiu Sill (1876) and Sarah Griswold (2110) of Lyme.
(/S'eeAô. 5469.)
6069. Fanny, b. 13 Dec, 1779, at Lyme. She m. about 1799, Syl-
vester Chapman, b. 22 May, 1770, at East Haddam, eldest
son of Ozias Chapman and Abigail Fuller, and grandson of
Caleb Chapman and Elizabeth Church of East Haddam.
They settled at East Haddam, where she d. 4 March, 1815.
They had five children born at East Haddam
1. Harve^j, b. 24 June, 1800, and d. Oct., 1838, unm.
2. Phehe, b. 1 Aug., 1802. 3. Lois, b. 12 Nov., 1804.
4. Richard, b. 22 Jan., 1808, d. unm.
5. Frances Anne, b. 9 March, 1810, a teacher, unm. in 1854.
6070. Margaret, b. 16 July, 1787, at Lyme. She m. her fourth
cousin. Judge William Nicoll Sill (5491), eldest son of Maj.
Richard Sill (1885) and Elizabeth Nicoll of Albany, N. Y.
{See No. b^%l.)
6071. Lydia, b. 11 Aug., 1790, at Lyme. She m. her fourth cousin,
Elijah Hubbard, Esq., (5670) son of Hon. Elijah Hubbard
(1926) of Middletown, by his first wife, Hannah Kent.
{See No. 5670.)
HYDE GENEALOGY. 9Q5
Yl. Marshfield Parsons Lyme, Conn., 7
(2113), b. at
Feb., 1733, eldest son of Rev. Jonathan Parsons of Lyme,
by his first wife, Phebe Griswold (493), was a great grand-
son of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. He m.
9 Oct., 1755, his third cousin of the Griswold blood, Lois
"Waite, b. 3 Dec, 1735, at Lyme, second daughter of Rich-
ard Waite, Esq., of Lyme, by his first wife, Elizabeth Mar-
vin {see No. 2108). They settled at Lyme, where he was
a justice of the peace, and where she d. 6 July, 1764.
His children hy her icere :
6072. John, b. 9 Marcli, 1757, at Lyme. He m. 25 Feb., 1770,

Joanna Mather, b. 18 Oct., 1755, at Lyme, only daughter of
Deacon Joseph Mather and Joanna Matson of Lyme, and
granddaughter of Timothy Mather and Sarah his wife of
Lyme. They settled at Lyme, where she d. 31 Jan., 1786.
He had by her three children, born at Lyme :
1. Lois, b. 25 Nov., 1779, m. Charles Smith, Esq., b. 24

Feb., 1775, at Groton, Conn., fourth son of Deacon Simeon
Smith and Eunice Walworth, and grandson of William Wal-
worth the second of Grroton, and his second wife, Elizabeth
Hinckley (jsee No.?A'l). They settled at Lyme, where he
was a justice of the peace, and where she d. 24 March, 1819.
He had by her five children, born at Lyme: Mary, b. 25
Dec, 1801, m. 19 Dec 1820, her second cousin, Charles Wil-
,
Ham Wiiite, b. 18 April, 1789, at Lyme, second son of Rem-

ick Waite and Susan Matson of Lyme, and d. 17 July, 1835,
and had seven children: Theodore, b. 3 Oct., 1821, m.
Oct., 1852, Sarah Wandall and settled at New York,
and had in 1859 three sons Charles Frederick, b. 8
;
March, 1824, m. 1850 Eunice Lovell of London, and d. 29

Sept., 1858. and had three children; Gilbert Smith, b. 29
Jan., 1826; Albert Smith, b. 15 May, 1828, m. May, 1855,
Mary H. Hunt, and living at New York in 1859 and had one
child; Mary Louisa, b. 23 Oct., 1830, d. 19 Oct., 1852, uum.;
Oliver E. b. 20 May, 1833, m. 29 Oct., 1850, Caroline Miles,
and was living at Lyme in 1859 and had one daughter; and
Norman, b. 11 April, 1835, living at Toledo, 0., in 1859.
Frances, b. 10 May, 1804, m. 26 May, 1828, liev. Zenas
Freeman a Baptist clergyman, and d. 20 April, 1838, at
Waynesborough, Ya., s. p. Eunice B., b. 8 Sept., 1806, liv-
ing at Castleton,N. Y., 1859, unm. Julia, b. 16 Oct., 1809,
m. 3 March, 1835, at Rochester, N. Y., Alvin C. Bradley, b.
22 July, 1810, at Trumansburg, N. Y., graduated at Yale
1831, and was a lawyer, and they were living at Hickory
Grove, Castleton, Staten Island, in 1859, and had six child-
ren Charles Lyman Julia Smith William Francis Hiram
:
; ; ;
Gardner; Louisa Smith ; and Ellen Bertha. William Parsons,

114
906 HYDE GENEALOGY.
b. 2 June, 1813, m. 5 Aug., 1859, Frances E. Randall,

youngest daughter of Jedediah Randall and Mary Burroughs
of Groton, Conn., living at Mystic 1859, and had three child-
ren :Charles Randall Walter Elwood and Mary Frances.
; ;
Charles Smith, Esq., then m. March, 1821, Phebe Parsons,

b. 15 April, 1790, half sister of his first wife, and
removed
to Rochester, N. Y., where he d. 17 Jan., 1840, and she was
living at Mystic in 1859. He had by her two children :
Charles Henry, b. 17 May, 1822, m. Sept., 1847, Mathilda

Reason Peyton, was a lawyer and living at Bergen, N. J.,
1859, and kept an office in New York. And Louisa Parsons,
b. 27 Jan., 1824, livina- at Mystic in 1859, unm.
2. Ahujail, b. 28 Aug., 1782, d. 29 Aug., 1784, at Lyme.
3. Dehorah, b. 25 Aug., 1784, m. in 1809 Phinehas
Royce of Clinton, N. Y., son of Samuel Royce and Mary, his
wife, of Clinton. They removed in 1835 to Henrietta, 0.
She died 15 Sept., 1856, at Oberlin, 0., where he d. 11
March, 1858. They had eight children Charles Smith m.
:
Penelope Powell, and living at Norwalk, 0., 1859; Emilie,

m. June, 1834, Rev. Dan B. Bradley, missionary of the A. B.
C. F. M. to Bankok, Siam, where she d. 2 Aug., 1844, and
had two children, Sophia, and Cornelius Beach Phinehas
;
William, living at Henrietta, 0., 1859 Edward, a Baptist

;
clergyman, living at Altay, N. Y., 1859; Samuel, living at

Oberlin, 0., 1859 ; Eli Parsons, a civil engineer, at Oconto,
Wis., 1859; George ; and Henry, living at Oconto, in 1859.
After the death of his first wife, John Parsons m. 1 Oct.,
1786, his double first cousin, Lois Waite (6055), b. 1 Aug.,
1766, at Lyme, eldest daughter of Richard Waite, Esq., and
Lucy Griswold (2108) of Lyme, where he d. 22 May, 1818.
She d. 1 April, 1845, at Darien, N. Y. He had by her thir-
teen children, born at Lyme :
4. Joanna, b. 31 July, 1787. She d. 23 May, 1817, unm.

5. Abigail, b. 12 Oct., 1788, m. 5 March, 1817, Elijah
Fitch Tracy, of Clinton, N. Y., b. about 1789, at Lisbon,
Conn., son of Elijah Tracy and Lois Fitch. He was a cabi-
net-maker, and they settled at Clinton, where he d. 24 June,
1831. She had by him six children, born at Clinton John
:
Parsons, b. 18 Jan., 1818, m. at Jefiersonville, la., and was

living at Hartford, Ky., in 1800, and had three children;
Lois Smith, b. 10 Aug., 1819, m. Hiram Lord of Le Roy,
N. Y., and was living at Dover, Mich., 1860, and had five
sons and four daughters ; Mary Elizabeth, b. 29 Oct., 1820,
m. Leman Powell of Trenton, and they were living at Mc-
Connellsville, N. Y., in 1860, and had two sons and four
daughters; Elizabeth Fitch, b. 16 May, 1822, m. Daniel D.
Kent of North Attleborough, Mass., and in 1860 had one
son ; Joanna Morgan, b. 5 Oct., 1824, m. M. C. Burrell, and
was living at Clinton in 1860, where he was agent of the
;;
HYDE GENEALOGY. gQiJf
Clinton factory, and had one son ; and Elijah Fitch, b. 12

Nov., 1826, married and was living at Clinton in 1860, and
had one son and one daughter. After the death of her first
husband, Mrs. Abigail (Parsons) Tracy m. Aug., 1848, John
O. Burhngame of ^Trenton, N. Y., who d. 26 Sept., 1853,
without issue by her, and she was living with her son at Clin-
ton in 1860.
6. Phehe, b. 15 April, 1700, m. Charles Smith,. Esq., of
Lyme, whose first wife was her half sister, Lois Parsons.
She had two children.
7. William, h. 30 June, 1791, d. 31 May, 1813, unm.
8. Liic^, h. 9 July, 1793, d.''l2 May, 1818, unm.
9. Lydia, b. 14 July, 1795, m. her first cousin, Elisha W.
Waite, eldest son of Major Richard Waite (6047) and Mary
Wade. {SeeXo.QQ^Ti.)
10. 3IarshjTrhI, b. 11 March, 1798, m. 15 Dec, 1825,
Elizabeth Keeney of Le Roy, N. Y., b. 3 Nov., 1806, where
they were living in 1869, and had seven children : Thomas
G., b. 3 Aug., 1828 Mary Elizabeth, b. 20 June, 1830
;
Anne Sophia, b. 14 Jan., 1833 Ezra Keeney, b. 10 Dec,

;
1835 Lois Waite, b. 1838, d. 1848 Emma Louisa, b. 15

; ;
April, 1842; and Phebe Emelia, b. 14 Jan., 1848, d. 9 Sept.,

1848.
11. A
son. b. 10 May, 1800, died the same day unnamed.
12. Richard Waite, b. 19 Aug., 1801, m. 26 Feb., 1826,
Clarissa Griffin, daughter of Benjamin Grriffin of Lyme, and
was living at Medina, N. Y., in 1859. He d. 21 Oct., 1860,
and had two sons and three daughters William, b. 19 Aug.,
:
1827, d. 12 Sept., 1828 ; Mary Elizabeth, b. 25 Feb., 1830,

m. 1 Oct., 1857, James L. lleman of Lindenville, N. Y.
Louisa S., b. 4 Oct., 1834, m. 15 Sept., 1858, William A.
Ayers of West Bloomfield William 2d, b. 6 Jan., 1837, d.
;
13 Sept., 1838; and Sarah B., b. 14 May, 1839, m. 28 Jan.,

1858, Charles C. Durant of Lindenville, N. Y., and in 1860
had a daughter, Isabella C, b. 27 Oct., 1858.
13. Tho7)ias Grisioold, b. 19 Nov., 1803, d. 26 Sept., 1820,
unm.
14. Join, b. 15 Dec, 1805, m. 23 Oct., 1831, Mary P.
Drury of Le Roy, N. Y., and was living at Waylaud, Mich.,
in 1859, and she d. 18 Oct., 1860. They had six children :
George, b. 27 Aug., 1832, d. 11 Aug., 1857; Otis Drury,

b. 9 Jan., 1836; Charles, b. 9 Aug., 1839; Deborah Leland,
b. 6 April, 1845 John H., b. 14 Sept., 1847, d. 23 Sept.,
;
1851 and Richard Waite, b. 18 Sept., 1850, d. 20 Dec,

;
1850.
15. George, b. 2 Jan., 1808, m. 11 Aug., 1836, Mahala
Shannon of Perrysburgh, N. Y., where they were living in
1859, and had three children George Waite, b. 10 June,
:
:
908 HYDE GENEALOGY.
1837, d. 19 Feb., 1839 George Waite 2cl, b. 12 Aug.,

;
1839; and William, b. 20 Dec, 1845.

16. Elizabeth, b. 30 July, 1810, m. Oct., 1833, Alonzo H.
Clarke, and settled at Darien, N. Y., where she d. 23 May,
1846, and had by him eight children Sophia; Jerusha
: C ;
Lyman; Plenry Martin; Ellen; Cyrus; Alonzo; and Lois

Parsons. After her death he married twice, and was living
at Marengo, 111., in 18^9.
6073. WiUiam, b. 27 June, 1759, at Lyme, d. 14 Aug., 176L
6074. A daughter, b. 20 March, 1761, d. 26 March, 1761, •un-
*
named.
After the death of his first wife, Marshfield Parsons, m.

20 Nov., 1766, Abigail Marvin, b. at Lyme, daughter of
Matthew Marvin and Mary Beckwith of Lyme. She d.
22 Aug., 1782, s. p.
He then m. 15 Jan., 1783, his fourth cousin, Abigail
Waterman (2521), b. 12 April, 1739, at E'orwich, second
daughter of Williami Waterman and Margaret Tracy (594).
She'd. 14 March, 1793, at Lyme, s. p.
He then m. 4 Oct., 1793, widow Phebe (Taber) Griffin,
daughter of Pardon Taber of Lyme, where he d. 13 Jan.,
1813, without issue by her.
VI. Jonathan Parsons (2114), born at Lyme, Conn., 25

April, 1735, second son of Rev. Jonathan Parsons and
Phebe Griswold (493) of Lyme, was a great grandson of
Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. He m. 26 Aug.,
1756, Hannah Gyles, daughter of Samuel Gyles of Sahs-
bury, Mass. He was a ship-master, and they settled at
Newburyport, and he was lost at sea, 29 Dec, 1784. I
have a very imperfect account of their descendants not ;
embracing the names of all of their children. They had

four sons, all of whom died unm.
TJieir daugliters were

6075. Elizabeth, b. 18 Dec, 1759. She m. 1 Samuel Chandler ; and
2 John Mycall ; and had by the first two children, and d. 1
June, 1845.
6076. Hannah, b. 17 Sept., 1763. She m. Abraham Jackson of
Newburyport, and d. 27 Nov., 1827, and had three child-
ren :
1. aiarlotte. 2. Ellen,
3. Isaac Rand, b. Nov., 1804.
HYDE GENEALOGY. 9Q9
He, Isaac Rand Jackson^ m. Louisa C. Carrol of Philadel-
phia, granddaughter of Charles Carrol of Carrolton, and was
Cliarge de Affairs of United States at Copenhagen, and died
there 27 July, 1842, at the age of 37 years.
6077. Lois, b. 9 Feb., 1765. She m. 1797, Jacob Stone, and d. 12
Aug., 1828, and had five children :
1. Giles P. 2. Jacoh. 3. Charles. 4. Jacob 2d.

5. Lois Parsons.
6078. Mary L., b. 26 April, 1767. She m. Nathaniel Brown, and
was living at Hallowell, JMe., in 1858.
6079. Phebe, b. 4 Nov., 1776. She m. 1792, Samuel Muliken, and
d. 29 Aug., 1836, and had ten children.
6080. Lucia, b. 7 Oct., 1778. She d. 28 Jan., 1826, unm.
VL Major-Gen eral Samuel Holden Parsons (2115), born

at Lyme, Conn., 14 May, 1737, third son of Rev. Jonathan
Parsons and Phebe Griswold (493), was a great grandson
of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. He gradu-
ated at Harvard 1756, and was a lawyer, and commenced
practice at New London, He m. 10 Sept., 1761, Mehi-
table Mather, b. 7 March, 1743, at Lyme, eldest daughter
of Richard Mather and Deborah Ely {see No. 2109). They
settled at Lyme, where he was elected to the general as-
sembly for 9 successive years. They removed to Middle-
town about 1776. He was in that year appointed a brig-
adier-general in the army of the United States, and he was
a member of the court-martial selected by general Wash-
ington for the trial of Major Andre as a spy. In 1780 he
was raised to the rank of major-general in the army of the
United States, and served until the close of the revolution.
He was a member of the convention of the state of Con-
necticut, which adopted the constitution of the United
States; and in 1789, he was appointed by President Wash-
ington first judge of the territory northwest of the Ohio.
He was drowned there 17 Nov., 1789, by the upsetting of
his boat in descending the rapids of the Big Beaver river.
She d. 7 Aug., 1802, at Middletown.
6081. Wilham Walter, b. 5 July, 1762, at Lyme. He m. 9 Feb.,

1784, Esther Philips, b. 10 April, 1764, daughter of Thomp-
son Philips of Middletown, and d. 24 Jan., 1802. They
had two children :
1. Esther Philips, b. 7 Dec, 1785, m. William Hammet

of Bangor, Me., and was living in 1857.
2. Thomas, b. 31 July, 1787, d. 28 Aug., 1787.
910 HYDE GENEALOGY.
6082. Thomas, b. 12 Dec, 1767, at Lyme, d. 8 Sept., 1778, at 3Iid-

dletown.
6083. EiiQch, b. 5 Xov., 1769, at Lyme. He was educated at the
Plaiafield academy. In May, 1789, at the age of 19 years,
he was appointed by the governor of the northwestern ter-
ritory, register and clerk of the first probate court in Ohio.
He resigned that ofiice, and returned to Middletown, and in
May. 1791, was, at the age of 21 years, appointed high sheriff
of 3iiddlesex county ; which office he held for about 28
years. He m. 19 May, 1795, Mary Wyley Sullivan, b. 9
Nov., 1772, at Philadelphia, daughter of John Sullivan of
London. She d. 2 July, 1807, at 3Iiddletown. He had by
her three children born at Middletown :
1. Mary Sulliian, b. 5 Aug., 1796, m. 21 June, 1831,

James Dixon of Philadelphia, son of Robert Dixon of Lon-
don. He d. 7 April, 1841, at sea, and she d. 10 Dec, 1841.
They had one son Thomas Enoch, b. 29 July, 1833, at
:
Philadelphia, d. 17 Aug.. 1846, unm.

2. Enoch Thomas, b. 31 Oct., 1798, m. 15 Dec, 1828,
Sarah C. Flannan of New York, and was a lawyer, and d. 15
April, 1830, s.^.
3. Sa7nuel Hoklcn, b. 11 Aug., 1800, graduated at Yale
1819, and was a lawyer, and a distinguished antiquarian. He
was living at Middletown in 1862, unm.j and was preparing
for publication a Parsons genealogy.
After the death of his first wife. Enoch Parsons m. 17
Sept., 1808. his fourth cousin, Mrs. Sarah (Hubbard) Rose-
crans (5720), widow of Depui Rosecrans of Lansingburgh,
N. Y., and daughter of Nehemiah Hubbard (1943) of Mid-
dletown by his first wife. Cornelia Willis. They continued
to reside at Middletown, where he was frequently a member
of the legislature ; and from 1818 until 1824, he was president
of the Middletown branch of the bank of the United States.
After that branch bank was removed to Hartford, in 1824,
he removed thither, and was again appointed its president.
He continued to dischai-ge the duties of the office until the
expiration of the charter of the parent bank. He d. 9 July,
1846. (^For a biographical sketch o/ him, see 1 Nero Eng.
Gen. Reg., 159.) She was living at Jefferson, 0., in 1858
(see No. 5720). He had by her one child born at Middle-
town.
4. Henry Ethelhert, b. 25 Dec, 1809. He m. 26 May,
1842, Abby Catherine Welles, daughter of John Welles and
Sarah Hubbard of Ann Arbor, Mich. He was a merchant,
and they settled at Ashtabula, 0., where they were living in
1858, and had three children John Hubbard, b. 16 March,
:
1843 ; Caroline Rosecrans, b. 6 Feb., 1848 ; and Samuel

Holden, b. 7 Nov., 1852.
6084. Samuel Holden, b. 31 Dec, 1777, at Middletown. He m. 26
.
Wch^^yA- Ua^-finx^'^
D!,id a* Sa^ôrA, Jii.ly 9'^- 2S4-6

HYDE GENEALOGY. 911
Feb., 1803, Esther Sage, daughter of Giles Sage of Middle-
town, and d. 9 March, 1811, in the West Indies, and had
five children. Most of them died unm. One of them,
Muiy Anne, m. 15 Feb., 1831, William C. Hamniett of
Howlaud, Me., and d. Sept., 1847, and had nine children.
6085. Lucia, b. 8 Nov., 1764, at Lyme. She m. 4 Jan., 1785, Chief
Justice Stephen Titus Hosnicr, b. 10 Jan., 1763, at Middle-
town, eldest sou of the Hon. Titus Hosmer and Lydia Lord
of Middletown.
[This Titus Hosmer graduated at Yale 1757, and was a
lawyer of Middletown. He m. 29 Nov., 1761, Lydia Lord,
b. in 1737, at Lyme. He was a leading patriot of the revo-
lution, and a member of the continental congress, and d. 4
Aug., 1780, at the age of 44. He was son of James Hos-
mer, who graduated at Yale, 1732, and d. 1751, and grand-
son of Eev. Stephen Hosmer, minister of West Hartford,
who was born about 1679, graduated at Harvard in 1699,
and d. in 1749. The Rev. Stephen Titus Hosmer of West
Hartford, was the son of Stephen Hosmer of Hartford, and
grandson of Thomas Hosmer, b. about 1603, who came to
New England in 1632, from Hockhurst in Kent, settled at
Newtown, removed to Hartford with the Rev. Thos. Hooker,
in 1636, and was a member of the legislature. He went to
Hadley in 1659, and d. 12 April, 1687, at Northampton,
Mass.]
Stephen Titus Hosmer, graduated at Yale 1782, and was
a lawyer, and received the degree of doctor of laws at that
institution in 1823. They settled at Middletown, where he
was clerk of the court for 15 years, a member of both
branches of the legislature, judge of the superior court; and
chief justice of the state 14 years. She d. 28 Feb., 1825,
at Middletown, where he d. 6 Aug., 1834. They had eleven
children born at Middletown :
1. Titus Samuel, b. 9 Dec, 1785, d. 2. Dec, 1820, at sea,

unm.
2. Lucia Parsons, b. 15 Sept., 1787, d. 10 June, 1791, at
Middletown.
3. Harriet Lydia, b. 28 June, 1789, m. 8 Aug., 1816,
Daniel Hinsdale of Middletown. They removed to New
York, where she died Dec, 1852, and had two children Rich-
:
ard Hosmer, a merchant at New York in 1860 ; and Char-

lotte Augusta, vinm. in 1858.
4. Lucia Parsons 2d, b. 31 Aug., 1791, m. 10 Sept., 1808,
Seth Harding Noyes of Hudson, N. Y. He was a merchant,
and they removed to New York, where he d. and where she
was living in 1858. They had nine children.
5. Sarah MeliitaUe, b. 4 Aug., 1793, m. 17 Nov., 1817,
jNIajor Andre Andrews, a lawyer of Middletown. They re-
nted to Buffalo, N. Y., where she d. 16 Aug., 1834, and
where he died. They had eight children.
912 HYDE GENEALOGY.
6. Richard Edioard, b. 28 March, 1796, and d. unm.

7. EUzaheth Lord, b. 7 April, 1798, and died 5 Jan., 1799.
8. EUzaheth Lord 2d, b. 16 June, 1800, m. 6 June, 1822,
Dr. Edmund L. Cone, b. at Colchester, Conn. They settled
at Middletown, where he d., and where she was living in
1858. They had four children, all of whom d. unm.
9. Bezehiah Lord, b. 10 July, 1802, was a lawyer, and d.
14 Nov. 1825, unm.
10. Mary Whiting, b. 27 Nov., 1804, was living with her
brother, at Chicago, 1858, unm.
11. Olii-er Ellsworth, b. 6 May, 1808, m. Anne P. Ilawes
of New York, where they settled. He was a merchant, and
they were living at Chicago in 1858, and had a family.
6086. Mehitable, b. 24 Dec!, 1772, at Lyme. She m. 6 March,
1796, Dr. William Brenton Hall, b. at IMeriden, Conn., 21
May, 1764, grandson of Eev. Samuel Hall, minister of Ches-
who graduated at Yale 1716, and d. 1776.
hire, Conn., He
(W. B. H.) graduated at Yale 1786, and was a distinguished
physician at Middletown, where he d. 29 July, 1809, and she
d. 1Nov., 1828. They had three children, born at Middletown:
1. Mehitahle Parsons, b. 23 Dec, 1796, d. 28 Dec, 1797.
2. William Brenton, b. 27 May, 1798, m. 24 May, 1821,
Mercy Hubbard, and was a physician, and d. 3 Feb., 1824,
leaving one son, William S., b. 17 Feb., 1822, living atBing-
hamton, N. Y., 1858.
8. Samuel Ilolden Parsons, b. 23 June, 1804, m. 14 May,
1826, Emeline Bulkley, b. at Rocky Hill, Conn., daughter
of Charles Bulkley, Esq., of Rocky Hill. They removed to
Binghamton, N. Y., in 1837, where he was a merchant and
was twice elected to the state senate. She d. 28 Aug., 1855,
at Ballston Spa. He had by her five children Charles S.
:
b. 10 May, 1827, graduated at Yale, 1848, and was a lawyer,

m. Mary Harris, a daughter of Arnold Harris of Ballston
Spa, and was living at Binghamton in 1858 ;William B.
b. 15 July, 1829, m. 1851 Eliza J. Paddock, and d. 27 Jan.,
1856, S.2).; Josephine E. M., b. 17 March, 1831, m. Hugh
Allen, Esq., of Brooklyn, and d. 12 Jan., 1857, leaving one
daughter Theodore Parsons, b. 15 Dec, 1835, graduated at
;
Yale 1856, unm. in 1858 and Richard H., b. 28 Oct., 1839.

;
After the death of his first wife, Samuel H. P. Hall, m. May,

1857, Elnora L. Robbins, of New Hartford, N. Y., and they
were living at Binghamton in 1862.
6087. Phebe, b. 25 Jan., 1775, at New London. She m. 30 July,
1797, Samuel Tiffin, and had three children :
1. Eliza H., who m. L. T. Clarke, a lawyer of Philadel-

phia, Pa., and had two children.
2. Thomas S. 3. Mehitahle Parso7is.
6088. Margaret Ann, b. 15 Feb., 1780, d. 23 Aug., 1783.
0089. Margaret, b. 1 June, 1785, at Middletown. Sheli. 10 Feb.,
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 913

1807, Stephen Hubbard, 21 June, 1779, at Middletown.
b.
Tliej settled at Champion, N. Y., M'liere lie d, 27 March,
1812. She had by him two children, born at Champion :
1. Man, Sullivan, b. 29 April, 18U8, m. 21 Dec, 1830,

Hou. Joel Turrill, son of Eeebe Turrill and Elizabeth
Ellis of Vermont, He graduated at Middlebury in 1816,
and was a lawyer. They settled at Oswego, N. Y., where he
was a justice of the peace, district attorney, member of as-
sembly, first judge of the county courts, and member of con-
gi-ess for two terms. In 1845 he was appointed United
State's consul at the Sandwich Island.s, and held that office
until 1850, when they returned to the United States, and
were living at Oswego in 1858. They had four children,
the three first born at Oswego, and the last at Honolulu:
Elizabeth Douglass, b. 20 May, 1832; William, b. 10 May,
1836; Mary Hubbard, b. 29 April, 1839; and Frederick, b.
18 April, 1847.
2. ^Y!mam H., b. 1 Sept., 1810. He resided at Bulfalo,
went Sandwich Islands in 1845, and was consul of the
to the
United States, and was afterwards consul for Bremen, at
Lahina. He returned to the United States in the spring of
1854, and d. 9 July, 1854, at Oswego, unm.
After the death of her first husband, Margaret (Parsons)
Hubbard, m. 6 March, 1814, Alfred Lathro'p, b. 17 Dec,
1782, son of William Lathrop and Cynthia Elderkin. He
was a lawyer, and settled at Champion, and removed to Car-
thage, N. Y., where she d. 26 April, 1853, and where he
was living in 1858. She had by him six children born at
Champion
1. StephoR Huhhard, b. 21 Jan., 1815, m. 20 Dec, 1843,
Dorcas Eliza Beardsley, b. 7 Feb., 1819, at Richfield, N. Y.
They settled at Oswego, where he was cashier of a bank, and
where they were living in 1858, and had six children Jo- :
seph Beardsley, b. 17"^ Oct., 1844; Stephen Alfred, b. 15

Auo-., 1848; Mary Turrill, b. 20 Jan., 1850; Jane Eliza-
beth, b. 3 Feb., 1852; Samuel Ilolden, b. 29 Oct., 1854;
and James William, b. 19 July, 1856, d. 6 March, 1857.
2. Samuel Parsons, b. 12 April, 18l7,'m. 21 Jan., 1847,
Caroline Curry Picket of Ilichmond, where they were living
in 1858, and they had four children Margaret Adams, b.
:
20 March, 1848 George Alfred, b. 19 Aug., 1850 Charles

; ;
Pickett, b. 11 Jan., 1853; and Sarah Carringtou, b. Aug.,

1857.
3. George Alfred, b. 19 Aug., 1819, was a physician, and
practised some years in Louisiana, m. 13 Jan., 1847, Frances
Maria Smith, b. 11 May, 1826, at Evansville, N. Y., daugh-
ter of James Smith and Hannah Pratt, sailed for the Sand-
wich Islands in 1849, where he was United States hospital
surgeon, and for a time was ficting consul at Honolulu. They
115
914 HYDE GENEALOGY.
returned to the United States in 1858, and then had two

children Francis Augustus, b. 29 June, 1849, at sea
: and ;
George Alfred, b. at Honolulu.

4. EUza Stoors, b. 30 Dec., 1822, m. 25 Sept., 1844, James
Willard Smith, b. 27 Sept., 1819, at Champion j they set-
tled at Carthage, removed to Oswego, and from there to
New York. They were living at Oswego in 1858, and had
four children Mary Elizabeth, b. 2G May, 1847
: Margaret
;
Parsons, b. 18 June, 1851 ; Eliza Lathrop, b. 26 Sept., 1854;

and a daughter, b. 14 June, 1858.
5. Enoch Thomas^, b. 1 Aug., 1824, was a merchant, liv-
ing at Oswego 1858, unm.
6. Frederirk B., b. 13 March, 1828, m. 5 June, 1850,
Mary Elizabeth Mather of Binghamton, N Y., b. 16 Dec,
1828, daughter of his third cousin, Sylvester Mather and
Mary A. Ward. They lived a few years at Binghamton,
and removed to Oswego, where they were living in 1858,
and had three children Frances Mather, b. 21 Feb., 1851,
:
d. 11 Sept., 1852 ; Frederika Turrill, b. 4 Feb., 1853 ; and

Hellen Morgan, b. 5 March, 1855.
YI Capt. Thomas Parsons (2116), born at Lyme, Conn.,

28 April, 1739, fourth son of Rev. Jonathan Parsons and
Phebe Griswold (493), was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde
(10) of the third generation. He m. Mary Gibson, and
settled at ^Newbury, where she d. 1 Aug., 1761.
His child hy Tier was :
6090. Jonathan Gr., b. 23 July, 1761, m. Martha Sprague, and died,

leaving one daughter :
Mart/, b. 2 March, 1783, m. John Smith of Newburyport,

d. 17 Dec, 1831, and had six children.
Capt. Thomas Parsons then m. 18 July, 1762, Sarah

Sawyer of l!>[ewbury, and was a shipmaster. He was
missed at sea in Feb., 177*2, and is supposed to have been
murdered.
G091. Sarah, b. 9 July, 1766, at Newburyport. She m. Gorham

Parsons, a merchant of Boston, brother of C. J. Parsons of
the supreme court of Massachusetts, and d. 8 Dec, 1837, at
Byfield, s. p.
6092. Anne, b. 21 Feb., 1769, at Newburyport. She m. 3 Sept.,
1789, Fitz William Sargent of Gloucester, Mass., and was
living at Byfield in 1858, and had eight children.
6093. Mary,"b,. 25 June, 1771, at Newburyport. She m. 26 April,
1791, Igpatiijs Sargeijt of Gloucester, and d. 1 Oct., 1792.
: .
HYDE GENEALOGY. 9]^5
6094. , b. 1773, at Newburyport, who in. Samuel Torry of

Boston.
VI. Lucia Parsons (2121), born at Kewburyport, Mass.,

23 Dec, 1752, third daugliter of Rev. Jonathan Parsons
and Phehe Griswold (493), was a great granddaughter of
Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. She m. 1772,
Capt. Joseph Tappau of Newbur3'port, where she d. May,
1815.
Their children were

6095. Thomas Parsons, b. 1774, at Newburyport. He died in 1791,
unm.
6096. John Pike, b. 1780, at Newburyport. He died in 1807,
unm.
6097. Richard, b. 1782, at Newburyport. He died in 1807, unm.
6098. Joseph, b. 1784, at Newburyport. He died in 1809, at sea,
unm.
6099. Thomas Parsons 2d, b. 1792, at Newburyport. He m. 8
March, 1820, 1 Elizabeth l>arker, who d 13 Jan., 1822, and
2 Martha Parker, and had children by each
6100. Phebe Griswold, b. at Newburyport, m. Dow of New
London atd afterwards of Norwich, a teacher; son of Hum-
phrey Dow of Coventry, Conn., and brother of Lorenzo Dow,
the eccentric itinerant preacher. She d. 20 Oct., 1847, at
New London.
6101. Sarah, b. 1778, at Newburyport. She d. 4 Oct., 1846, at
Roxbury, unm.
VI. Lydia Parsons (2122), born at N'ewburyport, Mass.,

3 April, 1755, fourth daughter of Rev. Jonathan Parsons
and Phebe Griswold (493), was a great granddaughter of
Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. She m. 17
Sept., 1776, Capt. Moses Greenleaf, b. 19 May, 1755, at
Newburyport, fourth son of Jonathan Greenleaf and Mary
Presbury of Newburyport.
[This Jonathan Greenleaf, b. July, 1723, at Newbury,
was one of the leading patriots of the revolution, and was
a member of the continental congress. He was a member
of the house of representatives, and of the senate, and of
the council, of Massachusetts, and d. 24 May, 1807, at the
age of 83 years. He was the second son of Daniel Green-
leaf and Mary Moody of Newbury, grandson of John
Greenleaf and Elizabeth Hills of Newbury, great grandson
of Stephen Greenleaf and Elizabeth Coffin of Newbury,
and great great grandson of Edmund Greenleaf and Sarah
:
916 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Dole. That Edmund Greenleaf was born about 1600 in

the parish of Brixham, near Torba}^, in Devonshire, came
to America with his family in 1.635, and settled at New-
bury, Mass., where he died about Jau., 1671. See Green-
leaf JFamily, notes.']
Capt. Moses Greenleaf was a ship carpenter. At the
age of 19 years he entered the army of the United States
as a lieutenant. In 1776 he was promoted to a captaincy
and served until 1781. He then commenced the business
of shipbuilding at ITewburyport, and continued in that
business until 1790, when he removed to JSTew Gloucester,
Me., and engaged in farming; where he d. 18 Dec, 1812,
of a cancer, and where she d. 21 March, 1834.
Their cliildren -were
6102. Moses, b, 17 Oct., 1777, at Newburyport, m. 11 Feb., 1805,
Persis Poor, b. 1785, at Andover, Me., daughter of Deacon
Ebenezer Poor of Audover. He was engaged in merchan-
dise at New Gloucester and Bangor. He removed to Wil-
liarasburgh. Me., and was a farmer, where he d. 20 March,
1834, and she d. 18 Jan., 1851. They had four children,
born at New Gloucester.
1. Ebenezer P., h. 27 Nov., 1805, m. Mary Abigail Lee,
daughter of Col. Joseph Lee of 3Iilo, Me., settled at AVil-
liamsburg, and i-emoved to Milo, where she d. 1847. He d.
14 July, 1853, at Alton, 111. They had five children Hen- :
ry, b. 30 June, 1834; Moses b. 7 Aua;., 1836; Edward, b.

6 June, 1838; Clara Elizabeth, b. 17 March, 1840; and
Mary Abigail, b. 17 June, 1842.
2. Ckira Parsons, b. 20 Sept., 1807, m. Rev. William
Coombs Greenleaf, b. 8 Oct., 1797, son of Ebenezer Green-
leaf and Jane Coombs. He was a Presbyterian clergyman,
and they removed to Springfield, 111., where he d. 22 July,
1851. She was living at Naples, 111., in 1858.
3. Lydia Gruivold, b. 1 Oct., 1811, m. Samuel John Wil-
der, who d. about 1840. She was living in Minn., 1858,
and had one child, John Arthur, b. about 1836.
4. Moses, b. 24 Jan 1815, m. iMartha Laurens Lee of
Milo, who d. 6 Aug., 1855, at Buckport, Me., and he was
living at Naples, 111., in 1858, s. j)'
6103. Ebenezer, 23 Nov., 1781, at Newburyport, m. Sept., 1808,

b.
Hannah Denison Haskell, b. about 1783, daughter of Nathan
Haskell of New G loucester. He was a sailor and shipmaster,
and commanded one of the Portland and Liverpool packets.
They then settled at Andover, and removed to Williamsburah,
Me., where she d. 1 April, 1839, and he d. 29 Nov., 1851.
They had eight children :
1. Elcazer AUry^ b. 17 May, 1809, at Andover, m. Susan

HYDE GENEALOGY. 9][7
P. Greeley, was an Episcopal clergyman, and was living in

Minnesota 1858, n.jj.
2. Posts Poor, b. 18 Aug., 1810, at Andover, m. Adam
H. jMerrill, and was living at Williamsburgli in 1858, and
had five sons and seven daughters.
0. Mirshjield Parsons, b. 23 Jan., 1813, m. Lydia Haskell
of Danville, living in Minnesota 1858, s. p.
4. Hannah Drnison, b. 1 April, 1814, m. Albert Harris of
Brunswick, Me., d. Oct., 1840, in Minnesota, leaving a
family.
5. EUzaheth Jcnks, b. 18 Aug., 1818, m. Albert Harris,
the widowed husband of her sister, Hannah D., and removed
to Minnesota, where she d. 19 April, 1853.
G. Frederick William, h. 21 May, 1820, m. Caroline Otis
of Boston, and settled at Worcester, Mass., where he d. 28
July, 1850, leaving one child, Edward Hale, b. 1843
7. Simoii, b. 3 May, 1822, m. Frances Jane Foss, living at
31innesota in 1854, and then had three children.
8. Phche Griswold, b. 2 April, 1826, m. Edwin Willard,
and was living at Brownsville, Mc., 1858, and had eight
children.
6104. Simon, b. 5 Dee., 1783, at Newburyport. He was educated
at the Latin school there; studied law with Ezekiel Whitman,
late chief justice of Maine; and was a lawyer, and was for
several years reporter of the supreme court of Maine. Ho
m. 18 Sept., 1806, Hannah Kingman of East Bridgewater,
3Iass., b. 5 Aug., 1787, daughter of Ezra Kingman and Su-
sannah Whitman. In 1833 he was appointed Koyal profes-
sor of law at Harvard, and received the degree of doctor of
laws from that institution, and removed to Cambridge. Upon
the death of Judge Story, in 1845, he succeeded him as
Dane professor of law at Harvard ; resigned that professor-
ship in 1848, and d. 6 Oct., 1853, at Cambridge; where she
d. 13 Jan.. 1857. In addition to nine volumes of Maine Pc-
ports and a Volume of Overruled Cases, he was the author of a
valuable Treatise on Evidence, in three volumes an exami-
;
nation of the testimony of the four evangelists, by the rules

of evidence, and the trial of Jesus ; and of some minor
works. They had fifteen children, eleven of whom died in
infancy and childhood. The other four were :
1. Pafriek Henry, b. 11 July, 1807, at Standish, Me.,

graduated at Bowdoin college 1825, and was an Episcopal
clergyman ; m. 29 April, 1829, Margaret L. Johnson, daugh-
ter of William P. Johnson of Newburyport. He was reeW
of St. John's church, Carlisle; of St. John's church, Charles-
town, Mass. ; of St. Mark's church, Boston ; of Christ's church,
Madison, la. ; and in 1858 was rector of St. Paul's church,
at Cincinnati, 0. They had eight children :Henry Lor-
ing, b. 25 April, 1830, an Episcopal clergyman at New Or-
leans in 1858; Henrietta Tracy, h. 25 April, 1831; James
;;
918 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Edward, 2 Aug., 1832; Charlotte Kingman, b. lO Bee,

b.
1833, d. 71834; George Herbert, b. 25 Nov., 1836;
Oct.,
George llavenscroft, b. 2 Jan., 1838; Charlotte, b. 1 May,
1839; and Mary Laugh ton, b. 8 April, 1841, d. 20 Feb.,
1847.
2. Charlotte Kingman, b. 25 Dec., 1809, at Grey, Me., m.
15 July, 1830, Ecv. Samuel Fuller, D. D.^b. 25 April,
1802, at llensselaerville, N. Y.,son of Samuel Fuller and llutli
Pond. He graduated at Union college, 1822, and was an
Episcopal clergyman was rector of Grace church, Providence;
;
St. Michael's chui'ch, Litchfield; and of Christ's church, Ando-

ver; and was professor of systematic divinity in the theologi-
cal seminary of the diocese of Ohio. In 1858, they were
living at x\ndover, Mass. They had nine children Samuel,
:
b. and d. 19 March, 1831 Hannah, b. and

; d. 10 Feb., 1832
Samuel 2d, b. 15 Dec, 1882, d. G Feb., 1837; Charlotte G.,
b. 2 Dec, 1834 Harriet Elizabeth, b. 13 Oct., 1836 Simon
; ;
Greenleafe, b. 11 Sept., 1838; Caroline Augusta, b. 19 June,

1845 James Kobert, b. 19 March, 1848 ; and Samuel liich-
;
ard, b. 5 Jan., 1850.

3. James, 15 June, 1814, at Grey, and graduated at
b.
Dartmouth 1834, m. 9 Oct., 1839, Mary Longfellow, daugh-
ter of Stephen Longfellow of Portland. He was engaged in
business at New OrleanSj and living at Cambridge, Mass.,
1858, s.p. ^
4. Caroline Augusta, b. 16 Sept., 1826, at Portland, m. 30
April, 1850, Rev. Andrew Croswell. He graduated at Brown
university, and was an Episcopal clergyman. He was rector
of St. Paul's, Brunswick of St. Mary's, Newton Lower Falls
;
and in 1858, was rector of Gl'ace church, Chicopee, Mass.

and they had three children: James G., b. Aug., 1852;
Simon Greenleafe, b. Aug., 1854 and Alice, b. Aug., 1856.
;
6105. Jonathan, b. 4 Sept., 1785, at Newburyport, was brought up a

farmer. He studied divinity with Rev. Francis Brown of
North Yarmouth, and was a Congregational clergyman. He
m. 2 Nov., 1814, Sarah Johnson, eldest daughter of Capt.
Thomas Johnson of New Gloucester, Me. In 1815 he was
settled as pastor of the church at Wells, Me., and of the Mari-
ner's church at Boston, in Sept., 1828. In 1833 was ap-
pointed corresponding secretary of the American seaman's
friend society, and removed to New York, and in 1843, was
installed as pastor of the Wallabout Presbyterian church at
Brooklyn, and they were living at Brooklyn in 1858. He
was author of a genealogy of the Greenleafe family. They
had six children, all except the last born at Wells
:
1. Sarah Johnson, b. 18 Sept., 1815, and d. 6 Aug., 1816.

2. Mary Freshuriy, b. 9 Feb., 1817, m. Lucius Kimball, of
Lyndon, Vt., and had no issue.
3. Jonathan Parsons, b. 3 Nov., 1818, graduated at Rut-
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 9^9

gcrs college, and was a Presbyterian clergyman m. Mary L.
;
Terhune of New Brunswick, and d. 22 J'eb., 1843, at sea, p.

.s.
4. Catherine Bavenjiorf, b. 20 Dec, 1819, m. John 1).,

^McKensie of Brooklyn, living at Binghaniton, N. Y., 1858,
and had six sons and one daughter.
5. Anne Elizabeth, b. 23 Jan., 1822, m. Edward A. Ca-
hoon of Lyndon, Vt., and had no issue.
6. Sarah Joanna, b. 6 June, 1832, m. 16 Jan., 1856, E.
S. Young of Brooklyn, N. Y., where they were living in 1858,
and had one child.
6106. Clarina Parsons, b. 12 Nov., 1770, at Newburyport. She m.
26 Nov., 1801, Eleazer Alley Jenks, b. 18 May, 1776, son of
Deacon William Jenks and Elizabeth Alley of Portland,
Me., formerly of Lynn, Mass. They settled at Portland,
where he was, for several years, editor and publisher of the
Maine Gazette. He was, with 16 others, wrecked and drowned,
12 July, 1807, at Kichmond's Island, near Portland harbor.
She d. 13 Dec, 1841, at Brownville, Me. They had three
children born at Portland :
1. Elizabeth N., b. 15 Sept., 1802, living at Brownville,

1858, unm.
2. Alexander Hamilton, b. 18 May, 1804, d. 7 Dec, 1841,
at New York, unm.
3. Eleazer Alley, b. 19 July, 1806, m. 15 Dec, 1831,
Eliza G. Brown, b. 12 Nov 1810, daughter of Deacon Fran-
,
cis Brown and Hannah D., his wife, of Brownville, where he

was a justice of the peace, and post master. They were liv-
inu' at Brownville in 1858, and had six children :Hannah
S.Tb. 11 Oct., 1832, m. 10 Jan., 1856, David S. Plumly of
Lincoln, and had one son, Chai-les F. ; Martha Lord, b. 4
July, 1836 ; Ellen Lee, b. 22 Aug., 1838 ; Alexander Ham-
ilton, b. 2 Aug., 1841; Clarina Parsons, b. 1 Nov., 1845;
and William Francis, b. 19 May, 1848.
VL Benajah Bushnell (2124), bom at ISTorwich, Conn.,

21 March, 1744, eldest son of Benajah Bushnell and Han-
nah Griswold (494), was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde
(10) of the third generation. He m. 7 Dec., 1766, his
fourth cousin, Lucy Abel (2590), b. 23 March, 1742, at Nor-
wich, eldest daughter of Noah Abel and Anne Marshall
(634), of Norwich. They settled at Norwich, where they
had six children recorded to them.

6107. Elizabeth, b. 22 Dec, 1768, at Norwich, d. 17 Feb., 1769.
6108. Caroline, b. 25 Feb., 1772, at Norwich.
6109. Hannah Griswold, b. 27 April,. 1774, at Norwich.
920 HYDE GENEALOGY.
6] 10. Lucy, b. 27 March, 1776, at Norwich.

Gill. Lucretia, b. 1 May, 1778, at Norwich.
G112. Abigail Tracy, h.'26 Sept., 1781, at Norwich.
VL Caroline Bushnell (2131), born at Norwich, Conn.,

12 July, 1747, second daughter of Benajah Bushnell and
Hannah Griswold (494), was a great granddaughter of
Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation^ She m."28 Oct.,
1773, Mundator Tracy, b. 18 March, 1749, at JSTorwich, son
of Deacon Simon Tracy of Iôrwich, by his second wife,
Abigail Bushnell {see No. 61). They settled at Norwich,
where she d. 27 Jan., 1785.
6113. Simon, b. 14 Sept., 1781, at Norwich, died in 1799, unm.

6114. Jedediah, b. 15 Feb., 1784, at Norwich. He m. 29 Oct.,
1812, Mercy M. Doane of Norwich, and had one child:
Caroline Ably, b. 24 March, 1815, who m. St. Clair
of Brighton, Mass.
6115. Clarina, b. 11 Jan., 1776, at Norwich, d. 2 Dec, 1781.
6116. Phebe, b. 6 Jan., 1779, at Norwich. She ni. Simon Wood-
worth, and I have no further information as to her or her
family.
Mundator Tracy then m. 4 May, 1786, Abigail Lord,

born about 1752, at Norwich, daus^hter of Eleazer Lord.
He d. 26 June, 1816, and she d. 8 March, 1821.
VL Elijah Backus (2139), born at Norwich, Conn., 2

May, 1759, second son of Elijah Backus, Esq., and Lucy
Griswold (495), was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10)
of the third generation. He graduated at Yale 1777, and
was a lawyer. He m. 27 April, 1784, Lucretia (Hubbard)
Tracy, b. 30 June, 1762, widow of Daniel Tracy and
daughter of Russell Hubbard and Mary Gray of New Lon-
don and afterwards of Norwich, and granddaughter of
Daniel Hubbard and Martha Coit of New London {sec
No. 7038). She was descended from the kings of Eng-
land {see Apjêndix A). They settled at New London,
where he was collector of the customs when his uncle,
Matthew Griswold, was governor, and previous to the
adoption of the constitution of the United States. She d.
30 Jan., 1787.
6117. Lucretia, b. Jan., 1787, at New London. She m. Nathaniel

Pope, b. about 1784 in Kentucky. They settled at Kaskas-
MAJrGEN. JOH^^ POPE, U.. S. A.
I
HYDE GENEALOGY. 92X
kia, 111. He
was a lawyer, and was delegate to congress
from the territory of Illinois, and was afterwards judge of
the United States district court for the district of Illinois.
He d. 1850, aged 06 years. She was living at New Haven
in 1859. They had nine children, probably all born at Kas-
kaskia.
1. 2. and 3. Catherine, William, and Lucrctia, all of whom
died in childhood.
4. William 2d, b. about 1816, who m. Elizabeth Douglass,
lived at Springfield, 111., where he
d. about 1858, and left
five children : Douglass, captain and aid-de-camp
Nathaniel ;
in United States army in 1862 ; John ; Cornelia ; and

Lucrecia.
5. Penelope, b. Sept., 1818, m. in 1835, Beverly Allen of
St. Louis, 111.,where they settled, and where he d. in 1846,
and where she was living in 1863, and had four children :
- Lucretia Nanny ; Penelope and Beverly.

; ;
6. Elizabeth, b. about 1820, who m. Thomas M. Hope. He

was a physician, and they settled at iVltou, 111., where they
were living in 1863, and had two children Cynthia ; and :
Alexander.
7. John, b. 12 March, 1823. He graduated at West Point
military academy in 1842, and was an ofiicer of Topographical
engineers in the United States army, in the war with Mexi-
co. In May, 1861, he was appointed a brigadier-general of
volunteers, and in 1862, a brigadier-general in the United States
army, and major-general of volunteers, and commander of the
army of Virginia. He m. about 1860, Clara Horton daugh-
ter of Valentine B. Horton, Esq., of Pomeroy, 0. {See Ap-
pemlix 6r.)
8. Cynthia, b. about 1826, m. James E. Yeatman, stepson
of the Hon. John Bell of the United States senate. They
settled at St. Louis, Mo., where she d. in July, 1854, and
left one child Nathaniel Pope.
:
9. Lurretia 2d, (twin of Cynthia), m. Thomas Yeatman,

(a brother of James E. Yeatman, her sister's husband). He
was a lawyer, and they were living at New Haven, Conn., in
1861. and had three children Thomas Cynthia and Pope. :
; ;
6118. Thomas, b. Aug., 1785, at New London. He m. Temperance

liord, and d. 24 Oct., 1825, at Marietta, 0., and had five or
six children. She was daughter of Abner Lord, by his first
wife, Mary Selden. {Sec No. 2309.)
After the death of his first vvîfe, Elijah Backus m. Han-

nah Richards of New London, and removed to Marietta,
O., where he d. in 1811.
His ehild Ijij her was :
6119. Harriet, who m. J. Morrison, and lived at Newark, 0.

116
:
922 HYDE GENEALOGY.
VI. James Backus (2141), born at Norwich, Conn., 11

Jul_y,1764, fourth son of Elijah Backus, Esq., and Lucy
Griswold (495), was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10)
of the third generation. He" m. 15 Sept., 1793, Dorothy
Church Chandler (6039), b. 19 Aug., 1770, at Woodstock,
Conn., eldest daughter of Charles Church Chandler, Esq.,
and his first cousin, Marian Griswold (2105) of Woodstock.
He was one of the Ohio company, who bought and built
the town of Marietta, and was their agent and surveyor.
He removed to Marietta, and built the first liouse erected
in the town. After remaining some^êars, he returned to
Norwich at the request of his father, where he d. 29 Sept.,
1816, and she d. 14 Aug., 1847.
TJiclr chihJren loere
6120. William W., who was living at Norwich 18G0, unm. lie w^s
a farmer.
6121. Henry T., was a lawyer. He m. 7 Dec, 1835, Juliana Trum-
Woodbridge, b. 12 Sept., 1815, at Detroit, eldest
bull
daughter of his tirst cousin, Governor William Woodbridge
(6128) and Juliana Trumbull. They settled at Detroit,
where they were living in 1858. They had four children :
1. WilUani, b. 22 Sept., 1836.

2. JuUa Maria, b. 17 Oct., 1843, d. 19 July, 1845.
3. James Henri/, h. 25 Jan., 1850.
4. Levereft Dadlei/, b. 29 Sept., 1858, d. 30 Jan., 1856.
6122. Mary, who never married.
6123. Lucy, who never married.
6124. Sarah, who never married.
6125. Jane, who never married.
6126. Frances, who never married.
VI. Lucy Backus (2144), born at Norwich, Conn., 31 Jan.,

1857, second daughter of Elijah Backus, Esq., and Lucy .
Griswold (495), was a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde

(10) of the third genei-ation. She m. April, 1774, Dudley
Woodbridge, Esq., b. 9 Oct., 1747, at Stonington, second
eon of Dr. Dudley Woodbridge and Sarah Sheldon [see No.
1445). He graduated at Yale 1766, and was a lawyer.
They settled at Norwich, and about 1789 removed to Mari-
.etta, 0., w^here she d. 6 Oct., 1817, and he d. 6 Aug., 1823.
He was a judge in Ohio.
Their children were
6127. Dudley, b. 10 Nov., 1778, at Norwich. He was educated
at Yale, but left college at the end of his junior year. He
m. 1807, Jaê llobbius Gilman, b. about 1791, daughter Oj
Eenjamin Ives Gilmau, Esq. of Marietta. He was a mer
I
HYDE GENEALOGY.
023
chant, and they settled at Marietta, where she d, 1808. He
had by her one child :
1. Jane Gilman, b. 1808, at Marietta, who m. 1828. David

^
Y. Morgan of 3Iorganza, Pa., grandson of General George
Morgan. She d. May, 1858, at Pittsburgh, Pa., where he
was then living p. .s.
^
Dudley Woodbridge then m. Maria Morgan, daughter of
General George Morgan of Marganza; and d.' 3 April, 1853,
at Marietta. He had by her eight children born at Marietta :
2. Dudley, b. 16 July, 1813, was a Methodist

clefgyman,
and d. 3 Jan., 1839, unui.
3. George Morgan, b. 3 Oct., 1814, m. Elizabeth
L. Hens-
ley, and was living at Marietta in 1858, and had a family.
4:. John Morgan, b. 20 April, 1817, m. 13 Aug,, 1832,
Harriet E. Oakes, b. about 1824, at ^QVf Haven, Cunn., who
d. 18 Nov., 1843. He had by her one child Marietta b.
:
1843. He then m. Elizabeth Darling.

5. WUliam, b. 13 Feb., 1819, living at Marietta in
.
1858,
unm.
6. David, who died in infancy.
7. Lucy, b. 13 Sept., 1823, m. Thomas C. H. Smith.
8. David 2d, b. 1826, living at Marietta in 1858, s. p.
9. Maria, b. 18 Jan., 1828.
William, b. 20 Aug., 1780, at Norwich. He studied law
with his uncle, Matthew Backus, of Marietta, and at the law
school at Litchfield, and was a lawyer. He m. 29 June,
1806, Juliana Trumbull, b. 23 April, 1786, at Hartford'
daughter of Judge John Trumbull, LL.D. (the author of
iMcFingal), and Sarah Hubbard, and granddaughter of Dr.
Leverett Hubbard and Sarah Whitehe;id, and great grand-
daughter of Col. John Hubbard of New Haven, b. 1702, and
granddaughter of Kev. John Trumbull, minister of Water-
town, Conn., and Sarah Whitman, and great granddaughter
of John Trumbull of Suffield {see No. 44870). [Juliana
Trumbull, through her ancestress, 31abel Russell, wife of the
Rev. John Russell, minister of Jamaica, L. I., and irrand-
daughter of Mabel Harlakenden, was descended from the
kings of England. iSee Appendix A, and No. 7038.] They
settled at Marietta. where he was a member of the legis-
().,
lature. They removed
to Detroit, where he was secretary of
the territory of Michigan and a delegate to congress.
He
was afterwards a judge of the supreme court and governor of
the state of Michigan, and was a U. S. senator for two terms.
They were living at Detroit in 1858. They had six children
born at Detroit. He d. 20 Oct., 1861 :
1. Juliana Trumbull, b. 12 Sept.,

1815, m. her father's
first cousin, Henry T. Backus (6121). son
of James Backus
(2141) and Dorothy Church Chandler. (»SVe No. 6121.)
2. William Leverett, h. 2 July, 1817, m. 10
Aug., 1848,
Maiy M. Hurd, settled at Detroit, where he was a fustice of
;
924 HYDE GENEALOGY.
the peace, county clerk, etc., and where they were living in
1859. They had five children John Trumbull, b. 5 June,
:
1849; Benjamin Hurd, b. 17 July, 1850; Elizabeth, b. 29

March, 1852, d. 12 Sept., 1852; Mary Henrietta, b. 6 April,
1854, d. 17 July, 1854 ; and James Witherell, b. Jan., 1856,
d. 11 Dec, 1858.
3. John, b. 2 May, 1820. and d. 1 Sept., 1820.
4. Lvaj Maria, b. 22 July, 1822, m. 31 March, 1845,
John Stearns Abbott. He was a lawyer, and they settled at
Detroit, where he d. 26 Sept., 1852. She had by him three
children : Juliana Trumbull, b. 7 Feb., 1846 ; William
Woodbridge, b. 17 Feb., 1848; and Henrietta Lucy, b. 4
Dec, 1850. She then m. 26 Aug., 1858, William Hender-
son, a merchant of Detroit, where they were living in 1859.
5. Henrietta Sarah) b. 25 Jan., 1824, d. 28 March, 1829,
6. Bitdlei/ Backus, b. 19 Feb., 1826, living at Detroit
1859, unm.
6129. David, b. Aug., 1783, at Norwich, d. Sept., 1795.
6130. John, b. 25 Nov., 1785, at Norwich. He m. 22 Jan., 1816,
Elizabeth Buchanan, b. 2 March, 1797, in Bourbon county,
Ky., second daughter of Henry Buchanan and Eleanor Floyd.
He was a merchant, and went to Chillicothe in the fall uf
1806, and engaged in merchandise there; from 1809 till 1S44
was cashier of the bank of Chillicothe, and from 1819 to 1S52
was collaterally engaged in the manufiicture of iron. They
were living at Chillicothe in 1858, and had sixteen children,
born at Chillicothe :
1. Ari'jus Langlmm, b. 9 Feb., 1817, d. 18 Aug., 1818.

2. Lucy, b. 9 May, 1818; m. 9 Nov., 1841, Dr. Ed^viu
Hamilton Davis. They were residing at New York in lS.')S,
He was a professor in the New York medical college and ;
they had eight children: Elizabeth, b. 25 Oct., 1842. d.

5 Jan., 1846; Henry Woodbridge, b. 30 July, 1845, d. 11
Jan., 1846 ; Edwin Woodbridge, b. 30 Jan., 1847, d. 23
April, 1848; Ellen Woodbridge, b. 3 Oct., 1849; Lucy
Woodbridge, b. Feb., 1852; John Woodbridge, b. 19 Au-l,
1854; Elizabeth Buchanan, b. Feb., 1856; and Sarah, b. S
Aug., 1857,
3. Clarina Bachtis, b. 9 Nov., 1819, d. 31 July, 1820,
4. Charles Austin, b. 29 Dec, 1820, m. 15 Feb., 1844,
Effie Ann Morris, was educated at Kenyon college, and was
a flour merchant, and in 1858 they had six children : John,
b. 30 Dec, 1844; Allison, b. 28 Sept., 1846, d. 8 Sept.,
1851 ; Charles, b. 2 Oct., 1848 Frederick, b. 28 Feb., 1851
;
Effie, b. 13 Feb., 1853; and Liicy, b. 20 Feb., 1857.

5. Henry, b. 3 May, 1822, and d. 30 Aug,, 1823.
6. Ellen, b. 22 Nov.. 1823, ra. 30 March, 1843, William
H. Creightou, and d. 23 March, 1844, s. p.
7. Elizabeth, b. 6 June, 1826, and was unm. in 1858.
8. Sarah, b. 12 Jan., 1828, m. 6 Jan., 1853, James
HYDE GENEALOGY. 925
Nicliolson Scott, and iu 1858 had two cliildren Elizabeth
:
Woodbridge, b. 28 Oct., 1853, and Lucy Caroline, b. 8

31arch, 1858.
9. John, b. 5 3Iarch, 1829, graduated at Kenyon college,
engaged in milling and faruiino- in 1858, unm.
10. Uadlvi/ ]Vhllam, b. 13 'jNIay, 1830, and d. 21 June,
1830.
11. Mary, b. 31 Aug., 1831, and was unm. iu 1858.
12. Mn-garet, b. 5 Aug., 1834, and d. 12 Sept., 1835.
13. Margaret Maria, b. 16 Sept., 1835, and was unm. in
1858.
14. Budlei/ Ilcnri/, b. 10 Jan., 1833, and d. 15 July, 1814,
15. Esfel/a, b. 23 Aug., 1839, and was unm. in 1858<
16. Julia, h. 9 Nov.,l843.
6131. Lucy, Aug., 1775, at Norwich. She m. Dr. John Gilbert
b.
Pettit, a physician, andd. Dec, 1816. They had one child :
William Woodhridge, b. Jan., 1796, who m. Theodosia

Devereaux, and settled at Detroit, where he d. 26 April,
1826, and had one child Dudley William, who died at the
:
age of 9 years.
6132. Sarah, b. 28 Jan., 1777, at Norwich. She m. 26 May, 1803^
at Marietta, John Matthews, b. IS.Dec, 1765, at New Britain,
Mass., son of Daniel Matthews, who m. a sister of Gen. Israel
Putnam. He was a soldier of the revolution, and was a sur-
veyor, and they settled at what is now Putnam, 0. In 1808
they removed to Moxahala Mills, near Zanesville, 0., where
he was a farmer, miller and a distiller, and where she d. 23
Aug., 1828, and he d. 31 Oct., 1828. They had three
children, the two first born at Springfield (now Putnam),
and the last at Moxahala Mills :
1. James Backus, b. 31 Aug., 1804, m. June, 1830, Mary

Ann Greene, b. 1810, in England, daughter of Capt. D^miel
Greene and Mary Anne, his wife, of Marietta, 0. They settled
at Parkersburgh, Va., and she d. in 1831, at her father's, at
Marietta. He afterwards lived at Quincy, Carthage and
Warsaw, 111., and in 1858 was sojourning at Marietta, but
did not marry a second time. They had one child Daniel :
Greene, b. in 1831 at Marietta, who was brought up there

by his maternal grandparents, and m. in 1855 Eveline Sulli-
van, daughter of Charles Sullivan, Esq., of Marietta, where
they were living in 1858, and had one child Margaret W., :
b. 1856.
2. Alexander Ilamiltou, b. 27 Aug., 1807, who d. 5 June,
1842, at Carthage, 111., unm.
3. Dc(vid Woodhridge, b. 2 Dec, 1811, d. 4 Sept., 1852,
at Louisville, Ky., unm.
VI. Judge John Griswold Hillhouse (2147), born at

IslewLondon, !N". P. (now ^Martville), Conn., o Aug., 1751,
eldest son of Judge William Hillhouse and Sarah Gris-
926 HYDE GENEALOGY.
wolcl (496), Avas a great graiKlson of Phebe Ilj'de (10) of

the third generation. He m, 1786, his third cousin (of the
blood of the Rev. James Fitch, first minister of jSTorwich),
EUzabeth Mason, b. 20 Jan., 1759, at Lebanon, second
daughter of CoL Jeremiah Mason and Elizabeth Fitch of
Lebanon, and granddaughter of Jeremiah Mason, and Mary
Clark, of Norwich.
[That Jeremiah Mason, b. 4 March, 1705, at Lebanon,
who m. 24 May, 1727, Mary Clark at Iladdam, wasagreat
grandson of Major John Mason of Norwich, the conqueror
of the Pequots, who was deputy governor and acting gov-
ernor of the colony of Connecticut, as follows: Daniel
Mason, b. April, 1652, at Saybrook, was the youngest son
of Major John Mason. He m. for his first wife, Margaret
Denison, b. 16 Dec, 1550, at Roxbury, second daughter of
Edward Denison and Elizabeth Weld of Roxbury. She
d. 9 May, 1678. He had by her two sons Daniel Mason,
:
b. 26 N'ov., 1674, at Stonington ; and Ilezekiah, b. 3

May, 1676; who were baptized 9 May, 1676, by the apostle,
Elliot, at Roxbury. That Daniel Mason, m. 19 April, 1704,
Dorothy Hobart, b. 21 Aug., 1679, at Topsfield, Mass.,
third daughter of the Rev. Jeremiah Hobart and Elizabeth
Whiting of Topsfield, and afterwards of Haddam, Conn.,
and granddaughter of the Rev. Samuel Whiting, first min-
ister of Lynn, Mass., and his second wife, Elizabeth St.
John. Daniel Mason the younger, d. 7 May, 1705, iit Leb-
anon. Jeremiah Mason of Norwich, born about two
months before the death of his father, was the only child
of that marriage with Dorothy Hobart. But after the
de^th of her first husband, Mrs Dorothy (Hobart) Mason
m. 1 Oct., 1707, Hon. Ilezekiah Brainard of Haddam, and
had by him nine children, one of which children was the
Rev. David Brainard, the celebrated missionary to the
Indians. Another, Martha Brainard, was the first wife of
Gen. Joseph Spencer of the ami}- of the revolution, and
was the grandmother of Elizabeth Spencer, wife of Gov.
Lewis Cass of Detroit. Elizabeth Mason, through lier an-
cestress, Dorothy Hobart, and her ancestress, Elizabeth St.
John above named, was descended from Sir Oliver St.
John, Baron of Beauchamp, who upon the coniing of his
third cousin.Queen Elizabeth, to the throne, was created
Lord St. John of Bletshoe.
Through lier ancestress, ISIargaret Beauchamp (grand-
mother of King Henry the seventh), whose first husband
was Sir Oliver St. riohn of Penmark, Elizabeth Mason was
descended from Gundred, fourth daughter of William the
: :
HYDE GENEALOGY. 927

coiiqnevor, avIio m. "William Do "Warren, the iirst carl of
Surrv. Through her ancestress, jSIargery Le Dispenser,
and her ancestress, Joan Plantagenet (fonrtli daughter of
Edward the first), who m. Gilbert Le Clair, third earl of
Gloucester, and her ancestress Matilda, of Scotland, niece
of Edgar Atheling, and wife of King Henry the first, she
was descended from Alfred the Great, and from several
other Ariglo-Saxon kings. And through her ances-
tress, ]\fatilda, wife of William the Conqueror, daugh-
ter of Baldwin, seventh count of Flanders, and Adela,
daughter of liobert, first king of France, she was de-
scended from Lewis the fair of Fj-ance, and from Char-
lemagne, emperor of the wQst, and Hildegarde of Swabia,
his wife. For the pedigree, of the St. John ancestry, of
Elizabeth (St. John) W^hiting of Lynn, who m. 6 Aug.,
1629, the Rev. Samuel Whiting, and came to America in
1636, and d. 3 March, 1677, at Lynn, see Apijendix J.,
and 14 A'. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg., 61.]
John Griswold Hillhouse and wife, settled at Moutville,
where he was a justice of the peace, a member of the legis-
lature, and a judge of the county court. Ue d. 9 Oct.,
1806, at Montville, and she d. May, 1835.
Their children were
6133. John Griswold, b. 4 Nov., 1802, at Moutville, d. 28 Oct.,

18U8.
G134. Elizabeth, b. 22 Nov., 178-7, at Moutville. She d. 13 Dec,
1807, unm.
6135. Sarah Griswold, b. 31 Jan., 1790, at Montville. She m. 4
Nov., 1813, Joseph II. Bellamy, Esq., b. 1786, at Bethlehem,
Conn., son of David Bellamy, and grandson of Rev. Joseph
Bellamy, D. D., of Bethlehem, and his first wife, Frances
Sherman. He graduated at Yale 1808, and was a lawyer.
They settled at Bethlehem, where he d. 1 Nqv,, 1848, and
wliere she was living in 1858. They had fotjr children, born
at Bethlehem
1 and 2. John Ilillhuuse and David. Sherman, "who died in
their childhood.
3. who m. Bev. N. W. Monroe of Cambridge,
Charlotte,
and 1857, leaving two children.
d. Oct.,
4. Elizabeth 3Jason, who m. Kev. Aretas Loomis, minister
of Bethlehem, where they were living in 1858.
6136. Harriet, b. 28 May, 1792, at Montville. She m. 24 May,
1814, David Buel, b. 22 Oct., 1784, son of David Buel and
Rachel McNeil of Litchfield* and afterwards of Troy, N. Y.
He graduated at Williams college 1805, and was a lawyer.
They settled at Troy, where h§ became a very distinguished
928 HYDE GENEALOGY.
member of the bar, was a member of the constitutional con-

vention of 1821, a judge of the county courts, and was for
eighteen years a regent of the university of the state of New
York. He d. 16 Aug., 1860, at Troy, leaving her surviving.
They had nine children, born at Troy :
1. Savwelj b. 11 June, 1815, graduated at Williams col-

lege, 1833, and was an Ejîscopal clergyman, m. in 1888, Jane
Eliza Wilmer, was rector of Christ's church at Poughkeepsie
in 1757, and had four children :David Llillhouse William ;
Wilmer; Richard Hooker; and Samuel.

2. David Bmhouse, b. 26 May, 1817, graduated at Bristol
college. Pa., and was an Episcopal clergyman m. in 1857,
;
Mary Atkinson, only daughter of Pit. Rev. Bishop Atkinson

of North Carolina. They were living at Burlington, Vt., in
1858, where he was rector of the Episcopal church.
3. John Grisicold, b. 1819, graduated at Williams college
1839, and was a lawyer, living at Troy 1857, unm.
4. Charhtte EUzahcth, b. 1821, m. 1851, Henry Cham-
pion Lockwood, b. 6 June, 1817, at Rochester, N. Y. He
was a merchant, and they settled at Troy, where they were
5. ^ Sarah, b. 1823,
d. 1825.
6. VanVechtm, 1826, d. 1829.
b.
7. Clarence, b. 1830, graduated at Union college 1849. and
was a lawyer and recorder of the city of Troy, where he was
living in 1858, unm. In 1862 he was colonel of volunteers
* in the service of the United States.
8. Hanvpden. b. 12 Dec, 1834, a merchant at Keokuck,

Iowa, in 1857. unm.
9. Oliver Prince, b. 22 Jan., 1838, graduated at Williams
college in 1859.
6137. Mary Anne, b. 9- Oct., 1796, at Montville. She m. April,
]S23, Dr. Elias W. Williams, youngest son of Rev. Joshua
Williams and Mary AVêbb of Harwinton, Conn. He gradu-
ated at Yale 1819, and was a physician. They settled at
Bethlehem, and he d. Sept., 1828, and she was living at
Norwich Town in 1860. They had two children :
1. Mari/ E., b. Jan., 1825, m. 14 Oct., 1857, William

Pitch, b. 27 Oct., 1800, at Bozrah, Conn., youngest st)n of
Col. Asa Fitch of Bozrah, by his first wife, Susanna Pitch.
They were living at Norwich Town in 1860, and had one
child: William Asa, b. 7 Aug., 1858, d. 28 March, 1860.
2. John a. II., b. Aug., 1827, d. Feb., 1829.
VI. Hon. James Hillhouse (2148), born at New Lon-

don, N. P. (now Montville), 20 Oct., 1754, second son of
Judge William llillhouse and Sarali GrisAvold (496), was a
great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation.
He was adopted and educated by liis uncle, James Abra-
;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 929

ham Hillhoiise, of 'New Haven. He graduated at Yale in
1773, and was a lawyer, and received the degree of doctor
of laws there in 1823, and was treasurer of that college
fifty years. He m. 1 Jan., 1779, Sarah Lloyd, h. 175"3,
daughter of John Lloyd, Esq., of Boston. She d. 9 Kov.,
1779, at the age of 26 years.
His child hy her tvas :
6138. Sarali Lucas, b. 3 Nov., 1779, d. 6 Nov., 1779.
He then m. 10 Oct., 1782, Rehecca Woolsey, b. 23

Aug., 1755, at Dosoris, L. L, daughter of Col. Melancton
Taylor Woolsey and Rebecca Lloyd of Dosoris, and grand-
daughter of Rev. Benjamin Woolsey, the third minister
of Southol'd, who was born at Jamaica, L. I., in 1687,
graduated at Yale 1709, and d. 15 Aug., 1759, at Dosoris.
[The Rev. Benjamin Woolsey was a son of Capt, George
Woolsey, who was b. 10 Oct., 1652, at Kew York, settled
at Jamaica, and d. 19 Jan., 1741, and grandson of George
Woolsey, who came to America from Yarmouth, Eng-
land. See 3 Sprague's Ann., 81.]
James Hillhouse settled at ISTew Haven, Conn., where
he was the first commissioner of the Connecticut school
fund and an assistant or counselor from 1789 to 1791, a
member of congress as early as 1791, and was afterwards
sixteen years a member of the U. S. senate. She d. 30
Dec, 1813, at New Haven, where he d. 29 Dec, 1832.
Mis children l>y her were :
6139. James Abraham, b. 20 Sept., 1789, at New Haven. He grad-

uated at Yale, 180S; vras a poet, and possessed literary at-
tainments of a very high character. He m. 23 Nov., 1822,
Cornelia Lawrence, daughter of Isaac Lawrence and Cornelia
Beach of New York. They settled at New Haven, and
he was the author of Percy a Masque, Hadad, The Judgment,
&c. His literary works were published in 12mo. in 1839
He d. 5 Jan., 1841, at New Haven. They had four child-
ren, born at New Haven :
1. Cornelia, b. 19 Nov., 1825, m. her father's first cousin,

William Hillhouse (6161), third son of Thomas Hillhouse
(2153) of Watervliet, N. Y., by his second wife, Anne
Ten Broeck. {See No. 6161.)
2. Mary. 3. Isaphcne.
4. James, b. Feb., 1833, d. 22 Feb., 1833.
6140. Augustus Lucas, b. 9 Dec, 1791, at New Haven, graduated at
Yâle, 1810. He lived in France, and d. in 1859, unm.
6141. Sarah Lloyd, b. 7 July, 1783, at New Haven, and d. 26 June,
1833, unm.
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930 IIYDE GENEALOGY.
6142. Mary Lucas, b. 13 Sept., 1785, at New Haven, where she was
6143. Rebecca Woolsey. b. 12 June. 1794, at New Haven. She m.
2G Sept., 1816, Rev. Nathaniel Hewett, D. D., b. 28 Aug.,
1788, at New London, Conn., son of Nathaniel Hewitt and
Sarah Avery, and a descendant of Capt. Thomas Hewitt
of Stonington, and Hannah Palmer.
[This Capt. Thomas Hewitt was a shipmaster. The fam-
ily tradition is, that he was a son of Joseph Hewitt, who m.
Priscilla Alden, daughter of John Alden and Pri'seilla Mul-
lins of the Mayflower. But he was probably too old to have
been a grandson of Priscilla Mullins; who was married only
twenty-eight years before he was a mariner at Stonington,
and only thirty-six years before his marriage. He m. 26
April, 1659, at Stonington, Hannah Palmer, b. 15 June,
1634, at Charlestown, Mass., daughter of Walter Palmer of
Charlestown and afterwards of Stonington, by his second wife,
Rebecca Short, and settled at Stonington. In 1662 he sailed
on a coasting voyage, and he and his vessel were never after-
wards heard of. He had two sous Thomas Hewitt ; and
:
Benjamin Hewitt.]
Rev. Nathaniel Hewitt graduated at Yale 1808, and was
a Presbyterian clergyman. He was ordained, and settled at
Plattsburgh, N. Y., in 1815, as pastor of the Presbyterian
church at that place. In 1818 they removed to Fairfield,
Conn. He was settled as pastor of the first Congregational
church there. In 1827 he was appointed general agent of
the American temperance society ; in which employment he
continued many years, and was one of the most efiicient and
powerful advocates of the temperance cause. He visited
England and assisted in forming the British and Foreign
Temperance Society. In Dec, 1830, he became pastor of the
second society at Bridgeport, Conn., where she d. 4 Jan.,
1831. He had by her six children, the first born at Platts-
burgh and the others at Fairfield.
1.Rebecca ILWionse, h. 22 June, 1817, d. 30 July, 1831,
at New Haven, unm.
2. Jumes Billkousc, b. 14 June, 1819, and d. 14 Sept.,
1819.
Nathcmicl Augustus, b. 27 Nov., 1820; graduated at
3.
Amherst college, and was an Episcopal clergyman, and after-
wards a Catholic priest, and belonged to the order of the
Paulists was living at New York in 1863, unm.
;
4. Javies IlUlhouse 2d, b. 8 April, 1823, d. 3 Jan., 1824.

5. Sarah, b. 8 April, 1823 (twin), living with her father
in 1858, unm.
6. Henry Stuart, b. 26 Dec. 1825, graduated at medical
department of the New York university, and was a physi-
cian. He m. 2 Feb., 1848, Catherine S. Ilurd, daughter of
Ferris Hurd and Julia, his wife, of Bridgeport. He was au
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 931

assistant surgeon U. S. army. They were living at
in the
New York in 1858,and had four «ons. He was appointed
brigade surgeon in the U. S. army in August, 18G1.
After the death of his first wife, Kev. Nathaniel Hewitt
m. 14 Nov., 1881, Susan Elliot, b. 1 Dec, 1790, at Fairfield,
daughter of Rev. Andrew Elliott and 31ary Pynchon. She
d. 1 May, 1857. He had by her one child :
7. Rebecca Hillhouse, who d. 21 April, 1851, unm.

He was living at Bridgeport in 1858; and the church of
which he was then pastor was in connection with the Presby-
tery of New York.
VI. David Hillhouse (2149), born at E"ew London, N".

P. (now Montville), 11 May, 1756, third son of Judge
William Hillhouse and Sarah Griswold (496), was a great
grandson of Phcbe Hyde (10) of the third generation. He
m. Sarah Porter of Hadley, Mass. They removed to
Georgia, where he probably d. She d. in 1831, at "Wash-
ington, Wilkes county, Ga. He published a newspaper at
Columbia, S. C.
6144. Daniel K., who d. unm.

6145. David Porter, m. Charlotte Stark, who d. j^-
.s. He then m.
Lucy L. Lipham of Gra., and had by her three children :
1. Lawrence P. 2. Martha S. 3. David A. They pro-

bably all died unm.
6146. Thomas, who died unm.
6147. William E., who died unm.
6148. Caroline S. R., who died unm.
6149. Sarah, who m. Felix H. Gilbert, youngest son of Felix Gil-
bert and Miss Grant of Wilkes county, Ga. He was a mer-
chant, and a member of the legislature. He was a man of
vigorous intellect, of benevolent temper and high social quali-
ties. She d. 15 May, 1808, in Wilkes county, where he d.
27 Nov., 1813, in the prime of his life. They had one child
Sarah Hillhouse, h. 1806, who was left, by her father's
will, to the guardianship of her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah
(Porter) Hillhouse ; under whose care her mind became
highly cultivated. She m. 29 April, 1823, Adam Leopald
Alexander, b. about 1802, at Sunbury, Ga., son of Dr. Adam
Alexander (a physician of Sunbury, who was born at Inverness,
Scotland, and graduated at the medical school at Edinburgh,
and was a surgeon of the United States, in the army of the
revolution). Adam L. Alexander graduated at Yale, 1821.
They settled at Washington, Wilkes county, Ga., where he was
a planter, and was for many years cashier of the branch, at
Washington, of the state bank of Georgia. He was a gen-
tleman of cultivated taste and excellent character. She d.
:
932 HYDE GENEALOGY.
28 Feb., 1855, at Wasliington, in the full assurance of the

Christian's hope, and beloved and lamented by all who knew
her. He was living at Washington in 1858. They had twelve
children 1. Louisa F., m. Capt. Jeremy F. Gilmer, born in
:
North Carolina, graduated at West Point military academy in

1834, and was a captain in the corps of engineers of U. S.
army, in 1860 in 1861, he was a colonel in the army of the
;
southern confederacy. 2. Sarah Gr., m. Col. Alexander R.

Lawton, who graduated at West Point military academy, and
was a lawyer, living at Savannah in 1858, and was a major-
general of militia, and a brigadier-general in confederate army
in 1862; they had three children Carrie; Louisa; and Sarah.
:
3. Harriet v., m. Wallace Cumming, Esq., of Savannah, assist-

ant cashier of the Bank of Georgia, and in 1857 had one child,
Sarah Gilbert. 4. Mary Cliiford, m. George G. Hull, Esq., of
Atlanta, Ga., superintendent of the Atlanta and Lagrange rail
road, and in 1857 had one child, Lucy Harvie. 5. William
Felix, graduated at Yale in 1851, m. Mary Louisa Toombs,
eldest daughter of Hon. Robert Toombs, U. S. senator from
Georgia; she d. 4 March, 1855, in childbirth, and her child
died with her; he was a planter in 1857. 6. Adam L., died
in childhood. 7. Edward Porter, graduated in 1857, at West
Point military academy was a second lieutenant in the U. S.
;
engineer corps, and was in command of the sappers and

miners at West Point, in 1858. 8 and 9. Charles Atwood
and James Hillhouse, undergraduates at the university of Va.
in 1857. 10. Marion B., b. 1842. 11. Henry, died in
infancy. 12. Alice V., b. 1849.
6150. Mary, the second wife of Andrew Shepherd, a wealthy
who was
planter of Wilkes county, Ga., formerly of Virginia. He
d. about 1830, and she d. 23 April, 1856. He had by her
seven children
1. Albert H.^ a physician, who m. Anne E. Smith, and
died. They had three children Sarah Porter m.
:
Flewellyn, an accomplished gentleman and planter, and in

1857 had one child; and William, and Alberta, who died
young.
2. Edward m. Eliza J. Wynn, and had five children
T., :
Martha B.; Mary S.; Sarah A.; Charlotte; and Andrew H.

3. iMaria F., m. Lock Weems, and d. 18 May, 1850, and
he d. 1853. They had seven children Edward M. Eugenia,
: ;
said to be the most beautiful woman in Georgia, and as lovely

as she is beautiful, who m. Piedd of Columbus, Ga.,
and in 1857 had two children; Lock; Mary S. ; Charlotte
W. John A. and Felix.
; ;
4. Charlotte W., m. Eev. John W. Baker of Georgia, and

had eight children Felixina, who m. Professor Woodrow
:
of Oglethrop university, Ga. ; Caroline C. ; John W. ; Wil-

liam ; Henry; Edward; Charlotte E. ; and Charles W^
5. Sarah, d. unm.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 933

6. Caroline, in. Gen. Andrew J. Ilansell, a lawyer of
Marietta, Ga., where they were living in 1857, and had four
children William A. ; Julia S. ; Mary C. ; and Fclixina.
:
7. Alexander II.
The wife of Andrew Shepherd was the widow Maria
first
(Gilbert) Christmas, daughter of Felix Gilbert and Miss
Grant; by whom he had one daughter, who m. a sou of
Gen. William H. Winder of Maryland.
VI. Deacon Samuel Hillhouse (2151), bom at Iêw Lon-

don, K. P. (now Montville), 17 Jan., 1762, fifth son of
Judge William Hillhouse and Sarah Griswokl (496), was
a great grandson of Phebe H^'de (10) of the third genera-
tion. He m. Sarah Comstock of Montville, daughter of
Daniel Comstock and Sarah Bradford, a descendant of
Joseph Bradford and Anne Fitch, which Joseph Bradford
was a grandson of Gov. William Bradford of the May-
flower [see No. 22). They settled at Goshen, Conn.,
and returned to Montville previous to 1806, where she d.
30 Jan., 1821. He d. 21 Dec, 1831, at Wethersfield.
6151. William, b. at Goshen. He m. Mercy Goodell, who d. s. p.
He then m. 19 April, 1825, Elizabeth Fitch of Bozrah.
1. James, probably m. his fifth cousin, Louisa Dolbear of
Montville, daughter of Eleanor Raymond (5937) and Lemuel

II. Dolbear, and d. Oct., 1851, and had one son, James.
2.Sarah, who d. unm.
8.David.
6152. Nathaniel, b. at Goshen. He ni. Sarah Bradford, b. 17 April,
1796, at Montville, where they settled and where she d. 20
Nov., 1825. He moved to Wethersfield about 1830, where
he d. 25 April, 1845. They had four children born at Mont-
ville :
1. Sarah Frances, b. 7 Aug., 1817, and d. 7 April, 1838,

unm.
2.William, b. 18 May, 1819, and d. 16 Oct., 1821.
3.Joseph Sherwood, h. 15 March, 1821 m., 20 April, ;
1852, Iluth Smith Piatt, who d. 26 Nov., 1855, and had by

her two children: Samuel Sherwood, b. 1853, d. 1854; and
Helen Frances, b. Jan., 1855, d. April, 1855. He then m.
11 March, 1858, Sarah Isbel Foster, and was a farmer at
East Hartford.
4. Samuel, b. 8 Sept., 1823, and d. 4 April, 1825.
6153. Samuel, b. at Goshen. He settled at Wethersfield, where he
was living in 1857, probably unm.
6154. Delia, b. 16 Aug., 1784, at Goshen. She m. Deacon John
Beach, and settled at Goshen. His second wife was her
: :
934 HYDE GENEALOGY.
fourth cousin, Lucy Wadhams (3128), second daughter of

Abraham Wadhams and Tryphena Collins (880) of Goshen.
{See No. 8128.)
6155. Mary, b. April, 1787, at Goshen. She m. her fourth cousin,
Joshua llaymond (5931), eldest son of Josiah liaymond
(2036) and Elizabeth Baker, (^'ee No. 5931.)
6156. Sarah, b. at Goshen. She was unm. in 1857.
6157. Rachel, b. at Goshen. She was unm. in 1857.
yi. Thomas Hillbousc (2153), bom at :N"ew London,

N. P. (now Moutville), Conn., 24 Sept., 1766, seventh son
of Judge William Hillhouse and Sarah Griswold (496),
was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third
generation. He m., 1797, Harriet Hosmer, b. 23 Jan.,
1776, at Middletowu, sister of Chief Justice Stephen T.
Hosmer, and daughter of Hon. Titus Hosmer and Lydia
Lord (see No. 6085). He was a merchant, and they
settled at Troy, K. Y., where she d. 3 Oct., 1811.
His child hy lier was

6158. Harriet L., b. She m. 28 Oct., 1817,
21 July, 1798, at Troy.
Cornelius Schuyler, July, 1795, son of Jeremiah Schuy-
b. 1
ler and Jane Cuyler of Hoosick, and afterwards of Water-
vliet, N. Y. He graduated at Union college 1816. They,
settled at Fort Johnson, and removed to Troy, where he was
a mei'chant and was sheriff of the county of Rensselaer. In
1842 they removed to Ballston, N. Y., where he was a farmer
and a member of the legislature. They were living at
Albany in 1857, and had eight children, all, except the first,
born at Troy
1. Harriet Anne, b. 3 Aug., 1818, at Fort Hunter; m.
1849, Edward C. Delavan, of Ballston, the great temperance
advocate. She was his second wife, and they were living at
Ballston in 1863; and he had by her three children : Harriet
Schuyler, b. 23 June, 1850 ; Ellen Hardin, b. 19 April, 1853,
d. 6 Jan., 1857; and Henry Wallace, b. 6 Sept., 1856, d. 9
June, 1857.
2. Jane Cuyler, b. 31 Jan., 1822 ; m. 1849, Robert P.
McMaster, and d. March, 1854, at Ballston, and had one
child, Jennie Schuyler, b. 19 June, 1851, d. 2 May, 1853.
3. Cornelia Louisa, b. 21 March, 1825, d. 9 Oct., 1828.
4. Thomas Hillhouse, b. 22 Aug., 1827, living at Ballston
in 1858, unm.
5. Echvard Henry, b. 13 Jan., 1831, d. 29 Jan., 1835.
6. Jeremiah Cuyler, b. 19 June, 1833, d. 26 Jan., 1835.
7. Caroline Tibbets, b. 7 June, 1836, living with her
parents, 1857, unm.
8. Sarah Hillhouse, b. 14 Nov., 1841, unm. in 1858.
: :
HYDE GENEALOGY. 'ggg
Thomns Ilillhouse, after the death of his first wife,

m. Anne Ten Bi-oeck, claiio:hter of Major John
Oct., 1812,
Ten Broeck and Anna Van Schaick Ten Broeck of Hud-
son,N. Y. They settled at Watervliet, W. Y., where he
was an extensive, successful and wealthy farmer, and
where he d. 15 July, 1834. She was livino; at Troy in
1860.
6159. Thomas, b. 10 March, 1810, at Watervliet. He m. in Dec,

1844, Ilari-iet Prouty of Geneva, where they settled, and
where he was a state senator. In 1862 he was adjutant-
general of the state of New York. They had five children,
born at Geneva
1. Margaret. 2. Thomas.
3. Anne, died young. 4. Phinehas.
5. Augusta.
6160. John, b. 17 Dec, 1817, at Watervliet. He graduated at
West Point military academy in 1842, and served some time
in the U. S. army. He m. in May, 1847, Catherine Van
Vrankin of Schenectady, and in 1860 they were living at
Syracuse, N. Y. They had four children born at Water-
vliet :
John.
1. 2. Te7i Broeck.
3. William. 4. Mansfield Lovell.
6161. William, b. 22 Nov., 1820, at Watervliet. He graduated at
the medical department of the university of New Y'ork in
1845, and was a physician. He m. 25 June, 1845, Cornelia
Lawrence Hillhouse, b. 19 Nov., 1825, at New Haven, eldest
daughter of his first cousin, James Abraham Hillhouse (6139)
and Cornelia Lawrence. They settled at New Haven, where
she d. 26 June, 1851, s. p.
He then m. 18 Jan., 1854, Frances Julia Betts, b. 28
Nov., 1822, at Newburgh, N. Y., daughter of Judge Samuel
R. Betts, of the U. S. district court, and Caroline Dewey of
the city of New Yôrk, and niece of Judge Charles A. Dewey,
of the supreme court of Mass. They were living at New
Haven in 1861, and he had by her three children, born at
New Haven.
James, b. 19 Nov., 1854.
1.
2. Charles Betts, b. 25 Nov., 1856.
3. Francis, b. 12 Sept., 1859.
6162. Sarah Anne, b. July, 1813, at Watervliet. She m. April,
1838, AmosS. Perry of Troy, N. Y., where they settled and
where they were living in 1861. They had seven children,
born at Troy :
1. Thomas Hillhouse, died in infancy. 2. Mary Stone.

3. James Hillhouse. 4. Anne.
5. John Schoolcraft. 6. Sarah. 7. Edward J)elavan,
:
936 HYDE GENEALOGY.
VI. Maey IIillhouse (2154), born at New London,

I^. P. (now Montville), 10 April, 1753, eldest danghter of
Judge William Hilllionse and Sarah Griswold (496), was
a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third
generation. She ni, 6 May, 1775, William Prince, b. 6
March, 1753, at New London, N. P. (now Montville), son
of William Prince and Mary Holland. They settled at
New London, N. P. (now Montville), and removed to
Washington, Ga., where he d. 3 April, 1806.
Theh' children were

61G3. AVilliam, b. 6 May, 1776, at New London, graduated at Yale
1796, and d. 1817, unm.
6164. Oliver Hillhouse, b. 1782, at New London. lie m. 15 Aug.,
1817, Mary Ross Norman, eldest daughter of George Nor-
man and Sarah (Groce) Holt of Lincoln county, Ga. He
was a lawyer and a very distinguished member of the Geor-
gia bar. They settled at Washington, Wilkes county, in
1819, removed to Bibb county in 1822, to Milledgeville in
1831, and to Athens, Ga., in 1835. He was a state senator
from Bibb county, and a U. S. senator from the state of
Georgia. He was one of the authors of Georgia Scenes, and
was the compiler of two digests of the laws of Georgia. He
was a man of genuine wit and humor, and a great fivorite
with his brethren of the bar. He and his wife were lost 9
Oct., 1837; by the disastrous wreck of the steam packet
Home, near Ocracoke, where about one hundred passengers
were drowned. They had five children :
1. J\Iari/ Raymond, b. 21 Aug., 1819, at Washington, d.

15 Sept., 1822.
2. George William, b. 18 May, 1821, at Washington, d.
24 Oct., 1822.
3. Oliver HiUhouse, b. 16 March, 1823, in Bibb county,
Ga., m. 15 June, 1852, Sarah M. R. Jackson, youngest
daughter of Henry Jackson, LL.D., and Martha B. C, his
wife. He was a planter and a lawyer, and they were living
at Macon. Ga., in 1858, and had two children :Martha Basi-
lena, b. 18 July, 1855 ; and Oliver Hillhouse, b. 19 Nov.,
1857.
4. Sarah Virginia, b. 23 Nov., 1825, in Bibb county, Ga.,
m. 5 May, 184(), Dr. James Mercer Green, second son of
William Montgomery Green and Jane McKonky. He gradu-
ated at Jefferson medical college in 1837, and was a physician.
They were living at Macon in 1858, and had five children :
Mary Raymond, b. 16 Jan., 1847; Henry McKonky, b. 28

July, 1848 ; Oliver Hillhouse, b. 31 Dec, 1849 William
;
Montgomery, b. 19 Aug., 1851, d. 15 March, 1853 ; Frances

Mitchell, b. 17 May, 1853, d. 2 Oct., 1853 ; and Virginia
Selma, b. 9 July, 1855.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 937

5. ElhaLeth Frances, b. 7 Nov., 1828, at Macon, m. 17
May, 1851, James Ro,swell King, third son of Barrington
King and Catlierine Nephew of Roswell, Ga They were
living at Eoswell in 185S, and had four children Harriet :
Buel, b. G March, 1S52, d. 1(3 March. 1850; Barrington

James, b. 29 April, 1854; Oliver Ilillhouse, b. 1 March,
1856; and Charles, b. 4 Oct., 1857.
6165. Sarah, born at New Loudon, died unm.
VI. Rachel Hillhouse (2155), born at N'cw London,

IsT. P. (now Aiontville), 17 Aug., 1760, second daughter of
Judge William Ilillhouse and Sarah Grriswold (496), was
a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third
generation. She m. Daniel F. Raymond of New London,
]Sr. P. (now Montville), where they settled, and probably
died there.
TVieii- chihlrcn icere :
.6160. Daniel F., who m. 1 Sarah Ames, and 2 Delia 31atlock, and
had five children
1. Danid. 2. Sarah, &c.
6167. David Hillhouse, b. at Montville. He graduated at Yale,
1810, and was a lawyer. He m. his fourth cousin, Miriam
Leonard (3235), second daughter of Timothy Leonard and
Mary Baldwin (899) of Lansingburgh (see No. 3235), and
had one daughter who d. unm.
6168. James, b. at Montville, and graduated at Yale in 1818.
He m. Caroline R. Thompson, and d. in 1858, and had five
children :
1. DavuL 2. Sarah II. 3. Anna E.

4. Thompson. Calvin Colton.
5.
6169. Sarah, b. at Montville, d. unm.
6170. Mary, b. at Montville, d. unm.
6171. Abigail, b. at Montville. She m. Rev. Calvin Colton, D. D.
YI. John Elliot (2159), born at Kent, Conn., 3 Nov.,

1760, third son of Nathan Elliot and Clarina Griswôld
(498), was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10) of the
third generation. He m, 7 Aug., 1799, Peninah Waller,
b. ll' April, 1777, at Kent, daughter of Peter Waller
(probably a descendant of Joseph Waller, b. 1670, and
Abigail his wife, who came to Woodbury, Conn., previous
to 1700). He was a farmer, and they settled at Lindley-
town, N. Y., where he was a class leader and steward in
the Methodist church. About 1812 they removed to
Laurence ville. Pa., where he d. 13 Dec, 1845, where she
was living in 1853.
118
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938 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Their cMldrPM were

6172. William Hillliouse, b. 3 Dec, 1803, at Lindleytown. He was
a merchant, and was in partnership with his uncle, Augustus
Griswold Elliot (-!1(j2), by whom he was adopted as a son.
After the death of his uncle, he continued the business at
Franklinvillc, where he was a justice of the peace, and a coro-
ner, and where he was living, in 1854, unm.
6173. Augustus John, b. 17 Jan., i'808, at Lindleytown. After the
death of his father, he lived at his father's homestead, and
took care of his mother and sister until he d. 1 March 1849,
unm.
6174. Homer, b. 30 Aug 1813, at Lawrenceville.
, He m. 20 Dec,
1845, Mrs. Hannah Clark, and settled at Lawrenceville,
where he was a farmer, merchant, and lumberman. They
had in 1854 three children :
1. Oscar H., b. 14 Nov., 1846.

2. CliarUsL.,h. 8 May, 1848.
3. Mary Jeanette, b. 7 June, 1852.
6175. Nathan, b. 1 March, 1819, at Lawrenceville, d. 17 March,
1819.
6176. John, b. 27 May, 1820, at Lawrenceville. He m. 30 July;
1845, Fidelia S. Orcott, daughter of Zebina Orcott of Rut-
land, Vt., and removed to Bristol, 111., where she d. 17
April, 1846, s.p.
He then m. 22 Feb., 1848, Sarah Clark, b. 10 Oct., 1821,
in Grafton couuty, N. H., daughter of John Clark. They
settled at Vermillionville, II!., where he was a farmer, and
was living in 1854. He had by her in 1854, three children :
1. William Aufjttstris, b. 25 Nov., 1848.
2. Bonier, b. 20 Sept., 1850.
3. John, b. 21 Feb., 1853.
6177. Julia Peninah, b. 27 July, 1810, at Lindleytown. She was an
invalid, and was living with her mother at the paternal home-
stead in 1854, unm.
VI. Matthew Elliot (2160), b. at Kent, Conn., 1 Dec,

1761, fourth son of Jâthan Elliot and Clariua Grriswold
(498), was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10) of the
third generation. He m, 1 March, 1804, Mary Ann Far-
rand, b. 23 May, 1780, daughter of Jonathan Farrand of
Washington, Conn., by his second wife, Rebecca PowelL
He was a farmer, and they settled at Kent, where he d. 26
June, 1827. She was living at Woodbuiy in 1852.
Their children were
6178. William Farrand, b. 10 Dec, 1804, at Kent. He m. 3 April,
1830, Mrs. Hannah Maria (Brown) Elliot, b. June, 1807,
daughter of John Brown of Guilford, N. Y., and widow of
David P, Elliott of Otto, N. Y. He was a merchant, and
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 939

they settled at Otto, where she d. 4 Sept., 1839. He had by
her two children :
1. Augustus Banter/, b. 8 Jan., 1835, d. 10 Jan., 1836.

2. Franklin FreJerkk, b. 28 Oct., 1836.
He then m. 21 Oct., 1840, Ellen Johnson, b. 5 Oct., 1819,
daughter of Dr. Elisha Johnson of Otto, N. Y., and had by
her three children
3. E/len Maria, b. 26 April, 1844.
4. Matthew Grisicold, b. 14 Dec, 1845.
5. Farrand William, b. 8 Feb., 1848.
6179. Matthew Griswold, b. 16 Nov., 1805, at Kent. He m. Oct.,
1836, 31ary Ann Brintnall, b. 17 April, 1812, daughter of
"William Brintnall of New Haven. He was a merchant, and
they settled at New Haven, where he was president of the
New Haven and New London rail road company. They had
four children, born at New Haven :
1. Charles, K July, 1837, d. Aug., 1837.

2. Rosalia, h. July, 1839, d. Feb., 1846.
3. Frederick, b. March, 1841.
4. Tlieodore, who died in infancy.
6180. Nathan Augustus, b. 11 July, 1810, at Kent. He d. 18
March, 1837, probably unm.
6181. Mary Ann, b. 16 Jan., 1807, at Kent. She m. 6 Aug., 1831,
Hiram H. Barney. He graduated at Union college in 1830,
and was a lawyer. They settled at Cincinnati, 0., where he
was commissioner of common schools of the state of Ohio.
1. Mary Louisa, b. 1 Dec.^ 1832.

2. Roderick, 6 Nov., 1835.
b.
3. Howard, 10
Sept., 1840.
b.
6182. Clarina. b. 12 Sept., 1813, at Kent.
6183. Rebecca, b. 17 Jan., 1815, at Kent. She m. 18 April, 1847,
Erasmus D. Kingsley. They settled at Marietta, 0., where
he was superintendent of schools. They had a daughter:
Mary Louisa, b. 15 March, 1850.
YL Nathan Elliot (2161), born at Kent, Conn., 25

Feb.^ 1767, fifth son of Nathan Elliot and Clarina Gris-
wold (498), was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10) of
the third generation. He graduated at Yale 1789, and
studied divinity, and was licensed to preach, but was never
settled as a minister. He m. Mary Murdock of Lyme.
They lived at Catskill, N. Y., where he was a bookseller
and the publisher of a newspaper called The American
Eagle. He d. 1828.
TJieir children loere :
6184. James G-uerusey, b. about 1804, m. and was living at New

York in 1860 ; a broker.
:
940 IIYBE GENEALOGY.
6185. Nathan G., b. about 180G. He d. 1838, on liis passage to

G-alvestou, probably unm.
6186. John Matthew, who died in infancy.
VI. RiCHAED Jackson Elliot (2164), horn at Kent,

Conn., 1 Sept., 1773, eighth son of Nathan Elliot and Cla-
rina Griswold (498), was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde
(10) of the third generation. Pie m. 1793, Joanna Hill,
only child of Samuel Hill of Kent. They settled at Kent,
and in 1805 removed to Boardman, O., wliere he was a
farmer and a merchant, and where he d. in Jan., 1814.
Their children 7cere :
6187. Daniel, b.about 1795, at Kent. He m. Elizabeth and —— ,
lived at Poland, 0., and d. 2 Sept., 1832, and had three

children
1. Jared. 2. Oscar. 3. Eliza.
6188. Horace, b. June, 1802, at Kent. He m. and settled at Po-
land, 0., where he died and left a family.
6189. Samuel, b. 27 Aug., 1805, at Boardman, O.
6190. Richard Jackson, b. Oct., 1809, at Boardman, 0.
After the death of her first husband, Mrs. Joanna (Hill)

Elliotm. Jared Kirtland of Poland, 0., and d. 5 Oct., 1832.
VI. Lucy Elliot (2165), born at jS'ew Preston, Conn.,

17 Sept., 1755, eldest daughter of Kathan Elliot and Cla-
rina Griswold (498) of Kent, was a great granddaughter of
Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. " She m. 27 Sept.,
1781, Rev. Seth Swift, b. 30 "Sept., 1749, at Kent, son of
Jirah Swift of Kent, and previously of Sandwich, Mass.
[Jirah Swift had several other children. One of them
was the Rev. Job Swift, D. D., of Bennington, Vt., who
d. 20 Oct., 1804, lather of Dr. Heman Swift, an eminent
physician of Bennington, of Samuel Swift, Esq., of Mid-
dlebury, who was a distinguished lawyer, and of Benja-
min SAvift, Esq., of St. Albans, who was U. S. senator from
Vermont. Another son of Jirah Swift of Kent was Col.
Heman Swift of the Connecticut line in the army of the
revolution. And another was the father of Gen. John
Swift, who was killed upon the Niagara frontier in the
war of 1812, and of Philetus Swift of Vienna, N. Y., who
was a senator from the western district of New York, and
was president of the senate when Lieut.-Gov. Taylor acted
as governor of the state.]
Rev. Seth Swift graduated at Yale 1774, studied theolo-
gy with Rev. Joseph Bellamy, D. D., of Betlilehem, and
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 941

was ordained as pastor of the Congre^âtioiialchurch at
Williamstown, Mass., 27 May, 1779, and continned such
pastor until he died 13 Feb., 1807. She d. 14 June, 1845,
at Clinton, Conn., in tho 90th year of his age.
Their cMldren were

6191. Ephraiin Griswold, b. 14 Aug., 1782, at AVilliamstown. He
graduated at Williams college 18U4, and was a Congrega-
tional clergyman. He was minister of Killingworth, and was
colleague of Dr. West in the church at Stockbridge, Mass.
He d. 28 Aug., 1858, at Buffalo, N. Y., s. p.
6192. Nathan EUiotj^b. 10 July, 1790, at Williamstown. He d.
near Birmingham, 0., unm.
6193. Elisha Pope, b. 12 Aug., 1792, at Williamstown. He gradu-
ated at Williams college 1818, and was a Presbyterian clergy-
man, and doctor of divinity at Yale and Jefferson colleges.
He m. 2 Oct., 1817, Eliza Darling Beach, b. 16 Feb., 1791,
only child of Darling Beach and Iveturah Green of Hanover,
N. J., a great great granddaughter of Bev. Abraham Pear-
son, first president of Yale college. He was settled 2 Nov.,
1819, as pastor of the Second Presbyterian church at Pitts-
burgh, Pa. In 1833 he was appointed corresponding secre-
tary of the foreign missionary society of the Presbyterian
church. In 1833 he resigned the pastoral charge of the
church in Pittsburgh, and in 1835 was settled as pastor of
the church at Allegany City, Pa., where they were living in
1858. They had nine children, all, except the last, born at
Pittsburgh :
1. 3Ia)-^ Henrietta, b. 3 Aug., 1819; ra. 20 Oct., 1839,

Rev. Edward W. Wright, b. 27 Sept., 1816, son of Rev.
John Wright of Lancaster, 0. He graduated at university
of Oxford, 0., 1834, and was a Presbyterian clergyman.
He was in 1858 pastor of the church at Delphi, la., and
they had five children: Williamson Swift, b. 7 Aug., 1840,
undergraduate in Jefferson college in 1858 ; John Elliot,
b. 17 Dec, 1843; Jennie, b. 8 June, 1846; Edward Elisha,
b. 28 March, 1851; and Lucy Henrietta, b. 3 Jan., 1857.
2. Ashhel Elisha, b. 1821, who died in infancy.
3. Samuel Beaeh, b. 1822, who died in infancy.
4. Elliot Elisha, b. 8 Sept, 1824, graduated at Jefferson
college 1843, and was a Presbyterian clergyman ; and in
1848 was ordained as pastor of the church at Zenia, 0. He
m. 3 June, 1849, Mary Huston, daughter of Judge Huston
of Uuiontown, Pa., and was settled as pastor of a church in
Pittsburgh, where she d. 25 July, 1850, s. 2>- He then m.
12 Aug., 1857, Fannie Damon of Springfield, 0., and in
1858 they were living at New Castle, Pa., where he was pas-
tor of the Presbyterian church.
5. Joseph Fatterson, who died in infancy.
:
942 HYDE GENEALOGY.
6. Rcnry Marfyn. b. 4 3Iaj. 1827. He was a lawyer, and

d. 2 Nov.. 1853. uniu.
7. Catherine WilUamonia. b. 14 Jan., 1829; m. 15 Sept.,
1852, Hon. Williamson Wright of Logansport, la., as his
third wife. He graduated at the university of Oxford, 0.,
and was a lawyer. They were living at Logansport in 1858,
where he was a member of the state senate, and lie had by
her four children Mary. b. 2 Aug., 1853, d. 20 Feb.. 1857;
:
Catherine, b. 2 May, 1855 Swift Williamson, b. 11 Jan.,

;
1857 and a daughter, b. 25 Oct., 1858.

;
8. EJvsard Faiyson, h. 2 Dec. 1834. He graduated at

Jeiferson college 1854. and in 1858 was a divinity student in
the Western Theological seminary at Allegany City, and was
unm.
9. Lur>/ Elizahcth, b. 16 March, 1838, at Allegany City;
living with her parents in 1858, unm.
6104. Joseph, b. 2U Dec, 1794, at He married and
Williamstown.
was a farmer, living at Birmingham, 0.. in 1858, and was
said to have six children.
6195. Clarinda, b. 23 April. 1785, at Williamstown. She m. Philo
Clark, Esq., of Sandusky, 0., and d. 1855 at her daughter's,
in Iowa. She left two children
1. Josejyh, of Medina, 0., in 1858.
2. C7arina, who m. ——Johnson, and was living in Iowa
'
in 1858.
6196. Lucy, 18 May, 1788, at Williamstown.
b. She m. Oct.,
1812, Lee, Mass.. Rev. Sylvester Selden, b. 1786, at
at
Middle Haddam, Conn., son of Rev. David Selden and
Cynthia May. He graduated at Williams college 1807, and
was a Congregational clergyman. They settled at West-
brook, Conn., and removed to Hebron, where he d. 4 Oct.,
1841. She was living at Greenville. Conn'., in 1859. They
had three children born at Westbrook :
1. Henry Thornton, b. May, 1814; m. 25 Dec, 1842,

Emely M. Stevens, daughter of Samuel Stevens of New
York. He was a merchant, and they settled at Xew York,
and he d. May. 1853, at sea, on his passage to China. They
had one son, Henrv Sylvester, b. Oct., 1844. at New York.
2. Cynthia Elizabeth, b. Dec, 1816, m. Jan., 1853, Selden
Townsend May, born at Marblehead, 3Iass., son of Rev. Heze-
kiah 3Iay. He was a farmer and a lumber dealer, and they
were living at Tionesta, Pa., in 1859, s. p.
3. Sarah Gertrude, b. 15 Aug., 1826, m. 14 Sept., 1848,
Dr. Sylvester Wooster Turner, b. 12 March, 1822, at Kil-
lingworth. He graduated at Yale, 1842, and at the medical
department of that college in 1846, and was a physician.
They settled at Chester, Conn., and removed to Greenville,
where they were living in 1859. and had two children :
Henry Selden. b. 22 May, 1851; and Gertrude May, b. 29

March, 1855.
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HYDE GENEALOGY. 941
6197. Sabrina, b. 2 Nov., 1799, at Willianistown. She m. 1825, at

Pittsburgh, Joshua Logan, b. 1794, at Dublin, Ireland, son
of David Logan and Juliet Reed of Dublin, and afterwards
of Pittsburgh, Pa. He was a merchant, and the_y settled at
Poland, 0. He was a lieutenant-colonel of volunteers, in the
service of the L'. S. at Fort Meigs, in the war of 1812. They
lived at New Castle, Darlington, Pittsburgh and atBridgewater,
Pa., where he was a burgess and a justice of the peace. She
was living at Beaver, Pa., in 1858. They had five children :
1. Julia, b. 1826, at Poland, m. 1848, at Beaver, J. R.

Blaine, b. 1811, at "Wayncsburgh, son of David Blaine of
Waynesburgh. He was a merchant, and they settled at
Beaver, where they were living in 1858, and had two child-
ren : J. Elliot, b. 1849 ; and Sabrina, b. 1853.
2. Emeli/, b. 1831, at Pittsburgh, m. 1851, Thomas Alli-
son, b. 1819, at Beaver, son of James Allison, J^sq., of
Beaver. They settled at Beaver, where they were living in
1858, and had one child. Edward, b. 1852.
3. Lucy, b. 1833, at Pittsburgh, and was living at Beaver
in 1858, unm.
4. David S., b. 1834, at Pittsburgh, graduated at Jeffer-
son college, 1854, and was a divinity student in the Western
Theological seminary at Allegany City, in 1858, unm.
5. Henri/ C, b. 1837, at New Castle, a clerk at Pitts-
burgh in 1858, and was unm.
VI. Clarina Elliot (2166), born at Kent, Conn., 13

July, 1759, second dangliter of ISTathan Elliot and Clarina
Griswold (498), was a a^reat granddauo'hter of Phebe Hyde
(10) of the third generation. She m."23 Feb., 1790, Jona-
than Warner of Canaan, I^. Y., b. 4 Dec, 1747, at
Wethersfield, Conn., son of William Warner and Rebecca
Lnpton of Canaan. {See No. 1492.)
[This William Warner, b. 4 Jan., 1717, at Wethers-
field, Conn., was son of William Warner, b. 1672, at
Wethersfield, and Elizabeth, his wife, and was grandson
of Capt. William Warner the first, of Wethersfield, and
Hannah, his wife, and was great grandson of Daniel War-
ner of Ipswich, and his first wife, Elizabeth, aud great
great grandson of William Warner, who came from Eng-
land, and was a settler at Ipswich in 1637.]
She was his second wife, and they settled at Canaan,
where she d. 13 Aug., 1802. He then m. Lncena Tilden,
but had no issue by her. He was a farmer and a justice
of the peace, and d. 8 April, 1823, at Canaan.
His children hy Clarina Elliot were
G198. Griswold Elliot, b. 19 March, 1791, at Canaan. He m. 10
Nov., 1821, at Genesee, N. Y., Mam Sheffield, b, 18 June,
: :
944 HYDE GENEALOGY.
179."), at iMontvIlle,Conn., daughter of William Sheffield and

Bridget AVilliains of M., and afterwards of Catskill, N. Y.
He was a merchant, and they settled at Olean, N. Y., where
• he was a judge of the county courts for 8 years. They re-
moved to Pittsburgh in 1829. He was engaged there in
merchandise, lumbering and manufacturing. They were
living at Sewickley, Pa., in 1859, and had five children, the
four first born at Olean, and the last at Allegany City
1. 31aria, b. 22 Dec, 1822, and d. 25 Dec, 1822.
2. Henry Clay, b. 18 Aug., 1824, and d. 26 Aug., 1825.
3. Auffustns Elliot, b. 10 Nov., 1826, and d. lo Sept., 1837.
4. James Sheffield, b. 29 April, 1828, graduated at Union,
1849, and d. 1853, at New Orleaus, unm.
5. Henrietta Williams, b. 16 Oct., 1831, was educated at
the Brooklyn female academy, m. 4 Dec, 1851, Franklin
Osborn, b. 6 May, 1821, at Loudon county, Va., son of B.
Osborn and Mary Chew. They settled at Allegany City, and
in 1859, were living at Annwood, Jefferson county, Va., and
had four children: James Warner, b. 6 jMarch, 1853; Frank
Chew, b. 20 Dec, 1854; Clara Elliot, b. 24 Dec, 1856; and
Henry Augustus, b. 8 Oct., 1858, d. 20 Jan., 1859.
6199. Thomas, b. 30 Nov., 1792, at Canaan. He became insane at
the age of eighteen years, and d. 6 June, 1848, unm.
6200. Nathan, b. 4 April, 1795, at Canaan. He graduated at Union
college in 1819, and was a lawyer. He m. Elizabeth Bem-
bert of Petersburgh, Ga., and they settled at Monticello, Ga.,
where he d. 2 April, 1828. They had one child
Nathan, living at Memphis, Tenn., 1858, unm.
6201. John Elliott, b. 25 April, 1797, at Canaan. He m. Sarah E.
Hitchcock of West Stockbridge. They settled at Canaan
and occupied his father's homestead, where he d. 10 Feb.,
1842. They had five children, three of whom died in in-
fancy the others were
; :
1. Elias Elliot, who graduated at Williams college 1847,

and died seven years thereafter, at the age of 28 years.
2. John Henry, a merchant at Milwaukie in 1858, unm.
6202. Clarina, b. 19 July, 1799, at Canaan. She m. 18 Oct., 1826,
Rev. Hart Talcott, b. 8 Nov., 1787, at Bolton, Conn., sou of
Elijah Talcott and Bebecca Olmstead. He graduated at
Dartmouth 1812, and was a Congregational clergyman. He
was settled at Warren, Conn., where he d. 27 March, 1836.
She had by him four children, born at Warren :
1. Henry Warner, b. 13 Sept., 1827, d. 30 Dec, 1846,

unm.
2. Elizabeth Parthcnia, b. 29 Sept., 1829, d. 12 Dec,
1850, at Canaan, unm.
3. Clarina Rebecca, b. 26 Sept., 1833; was a teacher in
the female seminary at Limestone Springs, S. C, in 1858,
unm.
4. Edioard Olmstead, b. 10 Aug., 1835, d. 15 Nov., 1840.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 945

Jonathan Warner's first wife was Mary Wriglit, who d.
at Canaan. He had by her five sons.
VI. Lydia Elliot (2167), b. at Kent, Conn., 5 Oct., 1763,
third danghter of Nathan Elliot and Clarina Griswold
(498), wâs a great granddaughter of Phel)e H3'de (10) of
the third generation. She m. Jan., 1785, Daniel Sherman
Brinsmade, Esq., b. 1754, at Washington, Conn., second
son of Rev. Daniel Brinsmade and Rhoda Sherman of
the Judea society in Washington.
[The Rev. Daniel Brinsmade, b. 1718, graduated at Yale
1745, wâs settled as minister of the Judea society 9
March, 1749, and d. 23 April, 1793 wâs son of Lieut.
;
Daniel Brinsmade, b. 1687, and Mary his wife, and was a

grandson of Daniel Brinsmade and Sarah Kellogg, his
wife, and was a great grandson of John Brinsmade and
Mary his wife. That John Brinsmade was of Charlestowai
iu 1637, and was one of the early settlers of Stratford,
Conn. and was elected a deputy to the general court in
;
1669.]
S. Brinsmade and Lydia Elliot, his wife, settled
Daniel
atWashington, where he was a justice of the peace, and
where he d. 31 Jan., 1813 and she d. 24 May, 1836.
;
Their children toere ;
6203. Daniel Elliot, b. 8 Dec, 1792, at Wasliington. He m. Sept.,

1819, Abigail Mitchell, third daughter of Simeou Mitchell
and Esther Farrand of "Washington. They settled at Wash-
ington, and she d. 26 April, 1835. He had by her two sons
1. Sherman iM, b. 14 Nov., 1821.
2. Frederick A., b. 15 Sept., 1824.
He then m. 3 May, 1836, Orpha Sackett, daughter of
Benjamin Sackett of Warren.
6204. Rebecca, b. 22 Feb., 1786, at Washington. She m. 13 June,
1821, John Mosely of Southbury, b. 23 Oct., 1775, son of
Col. Increase 31osely and Patience Hinman. She was his
third wife, and was living in 1854, s. p.
6204. Lydia Clarina, b. 29 March, 1789, at Washington. She m.
C. McMahoo, and d. 22 Aug., 1821.
YL Phebe Elliot (2168), born at Kent, Conn., 13 July,

1765, fourth daughter of Kathan Elliot ]and Clarina Gris-
wold (498), was a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde (10)
of the third generation. She m. 16 Oct., 1792, Abner.
Mitchell, b. about 1763, at the Judea society in Washino-.
ton, Conn., third son of Elnathan Mitchell of Washington
and Sarah Tenney.
946 HYDE GENEALOGY
[This Elnatlian Mitchell, b. 9 Feb., 1728, at Woodbury,

who m. Sarah Tenney of Korwich, and settled at the Ju-
dea Society about 1750, where he d. 28 Feb., 1818, was
the third sou of Lieut. John Mitchell of Woodbury, and
Elizabeth Curtis, his first wife, and grandson of John Mit-
chell, the first of Woodbury, and Elizabeth his wife. That
John Mitchell settled at Woodbury about 1682, and was
son of David Mitchell of Stratford, who was born at Hali-
fax, in Yorkshire who with his brother (Rev. Jonathan
;
Mitchell, afterwards minister at Cambridge), and their

father, Matthew Mitchell, b. 1590, at Ha'hfax, came to
America in Aug., 1635. And the father d. 1645, at Stam-
ford, Conn. See Cothren, 633.]
Abner Mitchell and wife, settled at Wâshington, where
he d. 3 July, 1839.
G205. Elisha, b. 19 Aug., 1793, at Washington. He graduated at

Yale, 1818, and was a Presbyterian clergyman, and received
the degree of doctor of divinity, from the university of Ala-
bama in 1838. He m. Maria North, daughter of Dr. Elisha
North of New London. They removed to Chapel Hill, N. C,
where he was a professor of mathematics, natural philosophy,
and chemistry, in the university of North Carolina. He was
a distinguished biblical scholar. He perished upon the
mountains of North Carolina in the autumn of 1857, while
making scientific explorations. His body was interred on the
highest point of the mountain, which now bears his name.
They had seven children, one of whom died unnamed. The
others were :
1. Mary P., b. Dec, 1822.

2. Ellen, b. April, 1824.
3. Margaret., b. Nov., 1825.
4. Matthew Eenry, b. 1828, d. 1829.
5. Eliza, b. May, 1833, died in infancy.
6. Charles, b. in 1837.
6206. Elnathan, b. 14 Jan., 1797, at Washington. He m. Aug.,
1818, Harriet Wheeler, daughter of Abner Wheeler of Beth-
lehem. Conn. They had three children:
1. Eunice P., b. July, 1819, m. 14 Feb., 1844, Daniel S.

Lemon, and had a daughter: Harriet J.
2. Ahner Wheeler, b. June, 1821, m. 12 Jan., 1847, Lydia
Leavitt, daughter of William Leavitt, and had two children :
Frances E. ; and Charles L.
3. Mary Ilcllen, b. Jan., 1833.
6207. Matthew Elliot, b. 15 Nov., 1799, at Washington. He grad-
uated at Yale 1820. He m. Jan., 1823, Eunice Wheefer, b.
15 May, 1805, second daughter of Seth Noble Wheeler, and
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 947

Olive Mitchell of South Britain, Conn. He d. 15 Dec,
1827, and she d. 1882. They had two children :
1. Sarah Maria, b. 11 Aug., 1824, ni. 81 Aug., 1844,

Dr. Nathan C. Baldwin, and had two children MaryE.; :
and Hilliard W.
2. Elizabeth Ann, 16 April, 1827, m. David C. Hin-
b.
man, and had a son, Edward C, b. 4 Dec, 1848.
VL Sarah Elliot (2169), born at Kent, Conn., 27 Aug.,

1776, youngest daughter of Iâthan Elliot and Clarina
Griswold (498), was a great granddaughter of Pliebe Hyde
(10) of the third generation. She m. 12 Aug., 1799, her
lirst cousin. Youngs Elliot, b. 31 Dec., 1775, at Guil-
ford, jBifth son of John Elliot and Experience Hempsted,
and grandson of Eev. Jared Etliot, I). D., and Elizabeth
Smithson of Killingworth. He was a blacksmith, and a
farmer, and they settled at Washington, Conn., where he
was twice a member of the legislature. She d. 2 !Nov.,
1840, at Washington, where he d. 13 Nov., 1853.
Tlieir children ivere :
6208. John Spalding, b. 8 Feb., 1802, at Washington. He d. 30

June, 1806.
6209. Fanny Griswold, b. 19 May, 1800, at Washington. She m.
18 Dec, 1822, Ithiel Hickox, b. 9 June, 1799, only child
of Curtis Hickox of Washington, by his second wife, Sarah
Brown, and grandson of Ithiel Hickox and Eunice Curtis.
They settled at Washington, where he was judge of pro-
bate many years, and where she was living in 1859. They
had two children :
1. Frances Amelia, b. 2 Nov., 1823, at Washington.

2. George Avgusfus, b. 11 June, 1830, at Washington.
VL Nathaniel Lynde Griswold (2182), born at Lyme,

Conn., 19 Jan., 1773, third son of George Griswold (501)
and Elizabeth Lee (488), was a great grandson of Phebe
Hyde (10) of the third generation. He m. Prudence
Haven. He was a merchant, and they settled at New
York, where she died.
His child hy her toas :
6210. Prudence, b. at New York. She m. Charles C. Havens,

merchant of New York.
He then m. Catherine Lasher, and she died previous to
1815.
His children hy her were
6211. George, b. at New York, who died iu 1836.
948 HYDE GENEALOGY.
6212. Jolin L., b. at New York. He m. in Dec, 1840, and settled

at Peoria, 111., where he was a merchaut, and where he was
living in 1860, s. ]).
6213. Nathaniel L., b. at New York. He was a merchant in New
York.
6214. Catherine Ann, b. at New York. She m. in 1832 Peter
Lorrillard of New York, and d. in 1857.
He tlieu m, in 1815, Anne Brasier Sickles of New York,

where he d. in 1846, and where she was living in 1859,
His children hy lier icere:
6215. Matthew, b. 20 March, 1816, at New York. He m. in Nov.,

1849, Charlotte Young, daughter of Col. Samuel Young of
Ballston, by his first wife, Mary Gibson. He was a mer-
chant, and was living at Peoria, 111., in 1859, and had three
children :
1. Alary Gihson, b. in Sept., 1852.

2. Nathaniel L.^ b. in April, 1854.
3. Louisa Antoinette^ b. in Sept., 1856<
6217. William, b. at New York.
6218. Charles, b. at New York.
6219. Anne Matilda, b- at New York.
6220. Mary, b. at New York. She m. in 1856 Charles P. Edwards
of New York, who died s. p.
VI. George Griswold (2183), born at Lyme, Conn,,

6 March, 1777, fourth son of George Griswold (501) and
Elizabeth Lee (488), was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde
(10) of the third generation. He m. Elizabeth Woodhull.
He was a merchant, and they settled at New York, where
he became ver}^ wealthy, and where she died, leaving him
surviving.
His children hy her ivere :
6221. Kichard S., b. in 1809 at New York. He m. 25 May, 1835,

Louisa Griswold Mather, b. 18 June, 1815, at Lyme, second
duughter of his third cousin, James Mather (6065) and
Caroline Tucker of Lyme. She died 21 March, 1840, s. j>.
He then m. 30 May, 1841, Augusta Mather, b. 4 June,
1822, at Lyme, sister of his first wife. They settled at
Lyme, where he d. 2 April, 1847, and where she was living
1857. He had by her three children :
1. Louisa Mather. 2. Richard iSill. 3. Frances Augusta.

6222. Maria, b. at New York. She m. George Winthrop Gray, a
merchaut of New York, who was living there in 1800.
6223. Cornelia W., b. at New York. She m. Joseph Woodward
Haven, a merchant of New York, who was living there in
1859.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 949
He (George Griswokl) then m. Maria M. Cummings,

and died at New York, where she was living in 1860.
His cMldren hy her were :
6224. John A., b. at New York, m. Alley of New York,

daughter of Saul Alley.
6225. George, born at New York. He was a merchant, and was
living at New York in 1860.
6226. Sarah Hellen, born at New York. She m. Freling-
huysen.
6227. Matilda, born at New York. She ni. John C. Green, a mer-
chant of New York, where they were living in 1860, and
probably had a family of children.
VI. Thomas Griswold (2184), born at Lyme, Conn., 21

March, 1779, fifth son of George Griswold (501) and Eliza-
beth Lee (488), was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10)
of the third generation. He m. 19 April, 1801, Ethelinda
Calkins, b. 4 Oct., 1778, at Lyme, eldest daughter of Dr.
Daniel Calkins of Lyme, by his second wife, Elizabeth
Moore {see No. 2226). They settled at East Lyme, where
he died. She was living at Old Lyme in 1858.
Their cMldren were
6228. William, b. at Lyme, went to South America, where he d,
about 1825, unm.
6229. Augustus, b. at Lyme. He m. Sophia ,and settled at
New York, where he was a merchant.
6230. Thomas, b. at Lyme. He d. about 1848, unm.
6231. Julietta, b. at Lyme. She m. her third cousin, Roger Wol-
cott Griswold, Esq., (6030), fourth son of Gov. Roger Gris-
wold (2102) and Fanny Rogers (1448) of Lyme. (See Aô.
6030.)
6232. Elizabeth, b. 22 Dec, 1803, at Lyme. She m. her third
cousin, Charles Chandler Griswold (6023), third son of Dea-
con John Griswold (2100) and Sarah Johnson. {See No.
6023.)
6233. Sarah, b. at Lyme.
6234. Prudence, b. at Lyme, died young and unm.
YI. Jane Griswold (2189), born at Lyme, Conn., 20

Nov., 1770, fifth danghter of George Griswold (501) and
Elizabeth Lee, was a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde
(10) of the third generation. She m. 18 Feb., 1795, Jason
Lee, b. 26 Jan., 1771, at Lyme, third sou of her second
cousin, Rev. Jason Lee and Abiah Brown, and grandson
of Rev, Joseph Lee and Mary Allen, and great grandson
of John Lee and Elizabeth Smith of Lyme {see No. 71)
950 HYDE GENEALOGY.
They settled at Lyme, and had two children recorded to

them at Lyme.
Tliosc ch ihlren were :
6235. Joseph Woodbridge, b. 28 Jan., 1796, at Lyme.

6236. Matthew Griswold, b. 4 June, 1799, at Lyme.
yi. John Raymond (2195), born 7 Jan., 1748, at Kew

London, i^. P. (now Montville), eldest son of John Ray-
mond and Elizabeth Griswold (503), was a great s^randson
of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. ' He"m. 1773,
his first cousin, Mercy Raymond (2040), b. 1751, at Mont-
ville, daughter of Joshua Raymond and Lucy Jewett (474).
They settled at Montville, where he d. 31 March, 1828,
and she d. July, 1834.
Their children ivere :
6237. Jewett, b. about 1775, at Montville, died at the age of about

8 years.
6238. William, b. 9 Jan., 1778. at Montville. He m. 22 June,
1800, his second cousin, Elizabeth Manwaring (6479), b. 22
June, 1778, at Montville, third daughter of Deacon Robert
Manwaring (2271) of Norwich, by his first wife, Elizabeth
Rogers. He was a farmer, and they settled at Montville,
where he d. 26 July, 1842, and she d. 7 May, 1854. They
had five children, born at Montville ; two of whom died in
infancy. The others were :
1. JJerc^ Elizabeth, b. 21 May, 1802, m. 22 April, 1833,

her father's first cousin, John Raymond (6241), son of Na-
thaniel Lyude Raymond (2196) and Louisa Raymond (2041).
They were liviuij; at Salem, Conn., in 1859 s. p.
2. WiUiam, \. 21 April, 1806, m. 5 July, 1829, his
father's first cousin, Eunice B. Raymond (6251), second
daughter of Greorge Raymond (2197) and Martha Smith of
Montville.
3. Richard, b. 24 May, 1811, m. 7 Aug., 1836, Julia
Gardner, and was living at Montville in 1859, and had five
sons and four daughters.
6239. Nathan, b. 1780, at Montville. He m. 1801, Hannah Sistare
of New London. He was sherifi" of New London county, and
d. May, 1832, at New London. She was living at Brook-
field, Mass., in 1859. They had three children :
1. Funuy, who m. Harris of New Loudon, and had

by him one son Raymond. And after the death of her first
:
husband, she m. Samuel Stoddard, and was living at Brook-

field, Mass., 1859, and had children by him.
2. Gabriel, who died in infancy.
3. Edmund, who m. Lucy Crooker, and was living at
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 95I

New London in 1859, and had four daughters: Fanny;
Kate; Anne; and Lucy.
6240. Mary (twin), b. 1780 at Montville d. about 1828, unni.
;
VI. ISTathaniel Lynde Eaymond (2196), b. at New Lon-

don, N. P. (now Montville), 18 Nov., 1756, third son of
John Raymond and Elizabeth Griswold (503), was a great
grandson of Phebe Hvde (10), of the third generation.
He married his iirst cousin of the Raymond blood and
his third cousin of the Hyde blood, Louisa Raymond
(2041), b. about 1760, daughter of Joshua Raymond and
Lucy Jewett (474), of Montville. They settled as Mont-
ville and afterwards removed to Lebanon, Conn., where
he d. 15 July, 1829. She d. 8 April, 1849, at Windham,
at the advanced age of 89 years, and was buried by the
side of her husband in the old cemetery at Lebanon.

6241. John, b. at Montville. He m. 22 April, 1833, Mercy Eliza-
beth Raymond, b. 21 May, 1802, at Montville, daughter of
his first cousin, William Raymond (6238) and Elizabeth
Man waring (6479). They were living at Salem, Conn., in
1859, s.p.
6242. Nathaniel Lynde, b. 13 Aug., 1787, at Montville. He m. 18
Oct., 1814, Sarah Ann Martin of Seaford, Del., b. 31 Oct.,
1797, daughter of John Martin and Nancy Wells. He set-
tled as a merchant at Seaford, and a short time after his
marriage was captured by the British fleet in the Chesa-
peake, and carried as a prisoner to the West Indies, and de-
tained in captivity until the next year, and suffered great
hardships. After his return he became a shipmaster and
engaged in the coasting trade. In 1818 they removed to
Conner's Ferry, Del., where he d. 15 July, 1822, and was
buried at Seaford ; to which place his widow returned after
his death. She removed to Philadelphia in 1832, with her
daughter, where she d. 29 Jan., 1856. They had three
children :
1. Orlando, b. 8 March, 1816, at Seaford, where he d. 16

April, 1818.
2. Louisa Jeicett, 21 Feb., 1819, at Cannon's Ferry.
b.
She removed with her mother to Philadelphia in 1832, was
educated at the Rev. R. W. Cushman's collegiate institute,
and was engaged in teaching until 1844. She m. 6 Aug.,
1829, Spencer Roberts, b. 25 Sept., m4, at New Garden
township, Pa., son of George Roberts and Alice Tell. They
settled at Philadelphia, where he was a teacher, and afterr
wards a dentist, and where they were living in 1860. They
had six childfeij Nathaniel Raymond, b, 2Q June, 1840, d.
;
952 H^'I*E GENEALOGY.
20 July, 1842; Thomas Kaymond, b. 30 Aug., 1845;

George, 6 Dec, 1846; Charles Spencer, b. 25 July, 1855;
b.
Horace, b. 2.3 May, 1857; and Clinton, b. G April, 1859.
3. MuIforJ Shrrwood, b. 23 Oct., 1820, at Cannon's Ferry,
and d. 24 Jan., 1824.
6243. Edward, b. at Moiitville, Hving at Windham, Conn., 1859,
probably nnm,
6244. Mulford, b. at Montville. He d. in 1821 in Maryland, nnm.
6245. Oliver, b. 6 April, 1800, at Montville. He m. 21 Dec, 1828,
Eunice B. Elliot, b. 20 May, 1808, at Franklin, N. Y.,
daughter of David Elliot and Eunice McCall. They re-
moved to White Pigeon, Mich., where sho d. 27 Dec, 1859,
and where he was living in 1800. They had seven'
children :
Lomsa, b. 28 Jan., 1830, d. 29 April, 1832.

1.
2. Sarah Louisa, b. 24 April, 1832, d. 20 Nov., 1833.
3. Rosamond Elizaletli, b. 12 Jan., 1835, m. 20 May,
1856, John M. Stott, and in 1860 had one child, Sarah Ann,
b. 1 May, 1858.
4. mien,
b. 15 Oct., 1842.
Susan, b. 19 April, 1837, d. 31 Aug., 1840.
5.
6. William Elliot, b. 9 April, 1845.
7. John Mulford, b. 9 Aug., 1847.
6246. Lemuel, b. at Montville. He married and lived in Wiscon-
sin, a)id in 1860 removed to Missouri.
6247. Eunice, b. at Montville. She d. Feb., 1820, at Canterbury,
unpi.
6248. Mercy, b. at Montville. She was living at Windham, Conn.,
in 1859, unm,
YI. GEORGtE Eaymond (2197), born at New London, IST.

P. (now Montville), 8 Dec., 1767, fonrth sou of John Ray-
mond and Elizabeth Griswold (603), was a great grandson
of Phebe Hyde (10) of tlie third generation. He m, 9
Oct., 1796, Martha Smith of Groton, Conn., daughter of
Deacon Gilbert Smith. They settled at Montville, and he
d. 24 Jan., 1852, and she d. 23 March, 1860.
6249. George, b. 17 Jan., 1801, at Montville. He m. 1821, Eliza

Rogers, who d. June, 1832, and he had by her five children.
He then m. in 1837, Eliza Peabody, but had no children
by her.
6250. Nancy, b. 28 June, 1798, at Montville. She m. 1821, Wil-
liam Dolbearând d. 11 Aug., 1832. They had two child-
ren.
6251. Eunice B., b. 16 Oct., 1803, at Montville. She m. 5 July,
1829, William liaymond, b. 21 April, 1806, at Montville,
eldest sop of her first cousin, William Raymond (6238), and
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 953

of her second cousin, Elizabeth Manwaring (6479). They
settled at Montville, where they were living in 18G0, on the
farm formerly owned by Judge William Hillhouse. They
had six children born at Montville :
1. EUzaheth 31., h. 29 July, 1831, unm. in 1860.

2. TJiomas B., h. 26 Feb., 1833, d. 4 Oct., 1835.
S. Btmice Awie,h. 1 April, 1835, m. 23 April, 1854,
Capt. Charles V. Ames, a ship-master of New London. He
d. 10 March, 1856, at Whampoa, China, and they had one
child Charles W. Ames, b. 19 March, 1855.
:
4. Thomas G., h. 17 July, 1837, and d. 21 May, 1838.

5. Adelaide L., h. 26 March, 1841, and was unm. in 1860.
6. Luci/ J., b. 9 Jan., 1845.
6252. Elizabeth, b. 23 Oct., 1809, at Montville. She m. 1829,
David Dolbeare, and d. 1836, s. p.
VI. George Latimer (2205), born at New London Conn.,

29 July, 1749, eldest son of Col. Jonathan Latimer and
Lucretia Griswold (504), was a great grandson of Pbebe
Hyde (10) of the third generation. Hem. 10 Oct., 1772,
Rachel Smith of Lyme. They settled at Montville, where
he d. 8 Oct., 1837.
Their children loerc
6252a. George Griswold, b. 5 June, 1790, at Montville, m. Nov.,
1816, Lydia Tinker, and settled at Montville, where he was
living in 1863, in the Chesterfield Society. They had five
children :
1. EUzaheth,b. 27 Sept., 1817, at Montville, m. 12 Nov.,

1846, Weare C. Little, a bookseller of Albany, where they
were living in 1863.
2. James M., b. 28 Sept., 1819, at Montville.
3. William T., b. 23 March, 1822, at Montville.
4. Li/dia, b. 8 Aug., 1826, at Montville.
5. Jane, b. 29 Aug., 1831, at Montville.
62525. Nicholas, b. 4 May, 1797, at Montville, m. Nov., 1821, Jo-
anna Tinker. They settled at Montville, where he was living
in 1863.
6252c. Lucretia, b. at Montville. She m. James Chappel of Mont-
ville.
6252 J. Lydia, b. at Montville. She m. James Baker of Butternuts,
N. Y.
6252e. Kachel, b. at Montville. She m. James Chadwick of East
Haddam, Conn.
6252/ Martha, b. at Montville. She m. Christopher Latimer of
Plymouth, N. Y.
6252r/. Boradill, b. at Montville. She m. Kalph Yeomans of Col-
chester, Conn.
6252A. Sarah, b. at Montville. She died at the age of 2 years.
120
:
"
954 HYDE GENEALOGY.
VI. Jonathan Latimer (2206), born at New London,

Conn., 12 April, 1753, siecond son of Col. Jonathan Lati-
mer and Lucretia Griswold (504), was a great grandson
of Pliebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. He m. 3
Aug., 1775, Elizabeth Chappel, b. 16 Nov., 1753, at New
London, daughter of Jonathan Chappel and Elizabeth
Comstock. I have no further information of them than
that they settled at New London, where they had two
children recorded to them.
Those children were :
6253. Lyuds, b. 28 Feb., 1778, at New London.

6254. Clarissa, b. 26 July, 1776, at New Loudon.
VL Sylvanus C4riswold (2218), born at Lyme, Conn.,

21 Ma}^, 1763, eldest son of Samuel Griswold (505) and
Mary Marvin, was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10)
of the third generation. Lie m. his second cousin, Mary
Denison (2294), daughter of Samuel Denison (529) and
Mary Champlin of Lyme. I have no further information
as to them or their descendants, except that they settled
at East Lyme and had seven children. As some of the
relatives say, the names of
6255. Samuel, said to liave been a clergyman at Covington, N. Y.

6256. Sylvanus.
6257. George, m. his first cousin Eliza Perkins, daugliter of Sarah
Denison (^2296) and Francis Perkins.
6258. Charlotte.
6259. Matilda.
6260. Eliza B.
626L Mary.
VI. Andrew Griswold (2222), born at East Lyme,

Conn., 22 Oct., 1787, third son of Capt. Andrew Griswold
(506) and Eunice Prince, was a great grandson of Phebe
Hyde (10) of the third generation. He m. 28 May, 1816,
Lucinda Johnson, daughter of Reynolds Johnson. He
was a farmer, and d. 10 March 1846.
Their children xoerc
6262. William Prince, b. 28 May, 1817. He was a merchant at
Maumee, 0., in 1859.
6263. Jared, b. 23 Feb., 1819. lie was a merchant, living in Ohio
in 1859.
6264. Andrew Henry, b. 12 March, 1828. lie married and died at
Williamsburgh, N. Y., and had two children.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 955

G265. John Keynolds, b. 28 Auc-., 1830. '
6266. Alonzo Calkins, b. 12 Aug., 183!^. He d. 18 July, 1853,

unm.
6267. Sarah Ann, b. 12 Juno, 1821. She m. Comstock, and
•
died of consumption ; and lie then ni. her sister, Phebe J.

Griswold (6209).
6268. Elizabeth Brace, b. 19 June, 1823. She m. Thomas Avery
of East Lyme, and died of consumption.
6269. Phebe Johnson, b. 31 Aug., 1825. She m. -- —
Comstock,
whose first wife was her sister Sarah Ann. (See No. 6267.)
6270. Cornelia Gay, b. 11 Aug., 1835, unm. in 1859.
6271. Ellen Maria, b. 10 Dec, 18-40, d. 27 Jan., 1855, unm.
Yl. Jared Griswold (2223), born at East Lyme, Conn.,

25 Feb., 171)4, youngest son of Oapt. Andrew Griswold
(506) and Eunice Prince, was a great grandson of Phebe
1817, and was a lawyer. He m. 1 Jan., 1830, Mary Rob-
bins, daughter of Appleton Eobbins of Granby, Conn.
They settled at Hartford, where he was mayor of the city.
He d. 20 iôv., 1835, while on a journey to the western
country.
Their children were
6272.* Jared Appleton, b. 2 July, 1835, at Hartford.
6273. Catherine Louisa, b. 1833, at Hartford^ d. 28 Jan., 1842.
VI. Martha Griswold (2224), born at East Lyme,

Conn., 16 Oct., 1769, eldest daughter of Capt. Andrew
Griswold (506) and Eunice Prince, was a great grand-
daughter of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation.
She'm. 5 Dec, 1795, Elisha vV'atrous, b. 9 Jan., 1769, at
Lyme, a grandson of Jabez Watrous and Sarah Bronson,
and a descendant of Matthew Griswold the first of Lyme.
[That Jabez Watrous, b. 16 March, 1683, at Lyme,
was the second son of Isaac Watrous the first of Lyme,
who was born about 1641, and m. 20 April, 1671, Sarah.
Pratt, b. 1 April, 1752, third daughter of "William Pratt
of Saybrook. Isaac Watrous, who in witnessing a deed
in 1675, which is recorded at Lyme, wrote his name
"Isaac Waterhous," was the eldest son of Jacob Water-
house, one of the original proprietors of New London,
who had lands assigned to him there in 1647 by the name
of Jacob Water house. The name therefore appears to have
been abbreviated or changed by the descendants of Isaac
of Lyme, and probably also by the descendants of his
brother Abraham, who settled at Saybrook. See No. Qb.'\
: :
956 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Elisha Watroiis and Martlia Griswold settled at East

Lyme, where he d. 14 lôv., 1822, and she d. 7 Jôv., 1853.
Their children iccre

6274. A 20 Dec, 1797, at ]']ast Lyme, died same day un-
son, b.
named.
6275. William Griswold, b. 24 April, 1801, at East Lyme. He m.
21 Jan., 1829, Ellen V. Simons. He was a mercbant at
New York, and was living at Brooklyn in 1859, and had
three children.
6276. Elias Butler, b. 30 July, 1805, at East Lyme. He m. Mar-
garet Prince, daughter of Samuel Prince of New York. He
was a merchant, and they settled at New York, and were
living at Brooklyn in 1860, and had eight children.
6277. Charles Alexander, b. 1 June, 1810, at East Lyme. He d.
25 March, 1849, unm.
6278. Julia Ann, b. 1 Jan., 1799, at East Lyme. She m. 23 April,
1835, Francis Grady, and d. 10 April, 1842, and had one
child, Ann Elizabeth. ,
6279. Jane Maria, b. 16 June, 1803, at East Lyme. She d, 21

April. 1828, unm.
6280. Anne Elizabeth, b. 18 June, 1808, at East Lyme, and d. 15
July, 1815.
VL Sarah Griswold (2226), horn at East Lyme, Oonn.,

16 July, 1783, youngest daughter of Capt. Andrew Gris-
wold (506) and Eunice Prince, was a great granddaughter
of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. She m. 31
Oct., 1803, Daniel H. Calkins, h. 1 April, 1780, at Lyme,
eldest son of Dr. Daniel Calkins, hy liis second wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth (Smith) Moore, widow of Elisha Moore.
[This Dr. Daniel Calkins, b. 9 Sept., 1746, at ^êw Lon-
don, m. 1 Mary and had by her three daughters
,
Eunice, wdio m. Richard Mather who m. Enoch ; ,
Lee and Hannah, who m. Thomas Griswold Waite. His

;
first wife d. 23 May, 1777, and he then m. 1 Jan., 1778,

the widow Elizabeth (Smith) Moore, and he was killed, by
a kick from his horse, and d. 19 June, 1771. He had by
his second wife seven children Ethelinda Daniel H. ;
: ;
William Smith Amos Sarah and Elisha C. He was a

; ; ;
descendant in the fifth generation of Hugh Calkins and

Anne, his wife, of New London, and afterwards of Nor-
wich. That Hugh Calkins wa's b. in 1600, at Chepstone,
in Monmouthshire. He came to Gloucester, Mass., in
1640, with his wife and cliildren, where he was a select-
man and a deputy to the general court. He removed to
New London about 1651, where he was also a deputy to
;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 957

tlic general court. In 1660 he removed to Xorwicli, and
was one of the town, and was
thirty-tive proprietors of that
there also several times electail a deputy to the general
assembly, and d. in 1690 at the advanced age of 90 years;
He had two sons and five daughters 1. John Calkins, who :
m. Sarah and settled at Jôrwich, and d. Jan., 1703,

,
.and had eight children: Hugh, b. June, 1659, at Jêw

London, who m. in May, 1689, Sarah Sluman John, b- ;
July, 1661, who m. Abigail Birchard Samuel, b. Oct., ;
1668, who m. Hannah Giitbrd Sarah, b. June, 1666, who

;
m. Thomas Baldwin Daniel, b. March, 1668, who died

;
in infancy Mary, b. May, 1669 Elizabeth, b. April,

; ;
1673, who m. Samuel Hj'de {see No. 4); and Anne, b.

Aug., 1678. 2. David Calkins, who m. Mary Bliss, daughter
of Thomas Bliss of ]S"orwich, and settled at ]S"ew Loudon,
where he 25 jS'ov., 1717, and had nine children David
d. :
b. 5 July, 1674 Anne, b. 8 N'ov., 1676, died in childhood

;
Jonathan, b. 9 Jan., 1679, who m. 1 Sarah Turner, and 2

Anne Pember Peter, b. 9 Oct., 1681 ; John Mary Jo^
; ; ;
seph, baptized 3 IlTov., 1694 Lydia, baptized 9 Aug.,

;
1696 ; and Anne 2d. 3. Rebecca Calkins. 4. Sarâh Calkins,

who m. 28 Oct., 1635, William Hough of London^ Kew
and had four sons and six daughters {see No. 17). 5. Mary
Calkins, who m. Hugh Roberts. 6. Susan Calkins, who m<
Samuel Hough. 7. Deborah Calkins, who m. March, 1660,
Jonathan Royce, one of the thirty-five proprietors of 'Not-^
wich.
Jonathan Calkins, the second son of David Calkins and
Mary Bliss of jSTew London, was a lieutenant of the pro-
vincial troops in the French war. He m. 11 Dec, 1700,
Sarah Turner, b. 28 Oct., 1683, daughter of Ezekicl Tur-
ner and Susannah Keeney of JSTew London. They settled
at iêw London, where she d. 15 Aug., 1718. They had
six children Jonathan, b. 6 Sept., 1701 Sarah, b. 11
: ;
July, 1703, who m. 22 Jan., 1723, Stephen Calkins, of

Lyme, b. 5 Sept., 1700, third son of Hugh Calkins and
Sarah Sluman Hannah, b. 20 July, 1705,"who m. 9 Feb.,
;
1725, Richard Edgerton, b. 17 Feb., 1703., sou of Richard

Edgerton and Elizabeth Scudder of Norwich, and had two
sons and four daughters Amos, b. 14 Oct., 1708, who m.
:
Mary Calkins Grace, b. 23 June, 1711, who m. Ezekiel

;
Saxton, of Enfield and Thomas. Jonathan Calkins then

;
married 8 Dec, 1719, Anne Pember, and d. 1750 without

issue by her. Amos Calkins, his second son bv his first
wife. Sarah Turner, m. 20 Oct., 1730, Mary Calkins, b. 15
958 I^^'DE GENEALOGY.
May, 1709, daughter of Thomas Calkins, and settled at

Iêw London, where he d. 23 June, 1775, and she d. 16
May, 1775. They were the parents of Dr. Daniel Cal-
kins, above named (who was killed by a kick of his
horse), and of six other children Ann, b. 27 jôv., 1732,
:
who m. Beckwith, and d. 14 April, 1802; Amos, b.

27 Nov., 173 i, drowned 30 June, 1782, at the Rope Ferry ;.
Hannah, b. 22 Sept., 1741,

22 Jan., 1766 Grace, b. 29
d. ;
July, 1755, who m. Samuel Calkins, and d. 3 Iôv., 1828 ;
Eebecca, who m. Lemuel Darrow, b. 1 Feb., 1756, eldest

son of Rev. Zadoch Darrow^, by his second wife, Hester
Lee [see No. 1861) and jSToah, who died in infancy.]
;
Daniel H. Calkins was a farmer, and he and his wife

Sarah Griswold, settled at Waterford, Conn., where shed.
24 Jan., 1814.
6281. Alonzo, b. 27 Nov., 1804, at Waterford. He graduated at

Williams college 1825, where he was afterwards a tutor. He
was a physician and surgeon, and was living at New York in
1859, unm.
6282. Daniel Osbert, b. 11 Aug., 1808, at Waterford. He. m. 12
July, 1835, Lydia Clark, b. 2 July, 1812, at East Granby,
Conn., daughter of Capt. Joel Clark and llutli Phelps of
East Granby.
[This Capt. Joel Clark, b. 12 June, 1776, at East Granby^
was a descendant of the sixth generation, of Daniel Clark,
one of the first settlers of Windsor, Conn., and his first wife
Mary Newberry; as follows: 1. Samuel C/arA-, their fourth
son, b. 6 July, 1661, m. 1687 Mehitable Thrall of Windsor,
and had by her four sons. 2. Samuel, his eldest son, b. 10
Nov., 1688, m. Abigail Owen, b. 8 Dec, 1681, at Simsbury,
and d. 6 Nov., 1749, and was buried in the Turkey Hills
burying-ground. He had six children. 3. Joel Clarlc, his
eldest son, b. 19 March, 1717, at East Granby, m. 7 April,
1742, Lydia Forbes. He was a farmer, and they settled at
East Granby, where he d. 15 Oct-., 1777, and she d. 5 Nov.,
1796, at the age of 76 years. 4. Joel Clark, his son. b.
1747, m. Martha Pinney, b. 1747, and settled at East Granby,
where he was an innkeeper, and d. 17 Oct., 1708, aged 6l
years; and she d. 29 Jan., 1808, aged 60 years. They were
the parents of Capt. Joel Clark of Granby, b. 12 June,
1776, who m. 1800 Iluth Phelps, b. 6 Nov., 1780, and was
a farmer at East Granby, where he d. 18 April, 1859. See
Goo(hr;v,SS.']
Daniel Osbert Calkins and wife settled at New York, where
he was a merchant, and they were living at Brooklyn in
1859. They had seven children :
;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 959

1. Jmrd Grim-old, b. 31 Oct., 183G, and d. 14 Jan., 1842.
2. JnUa C'roshiy, h. 24 Oct., 1839.
3. EamjxJci Clark, b. 25 Dec. 1742, d. 3 :\larch, 1859.
4. hyman Darrow, b. 13 Jan., 1845.
5. Bunid Oslert, b. 22 Auj;., 1848.
G. EulLcird Dickenson, h. 30 June, 1850, d. 1 March,
1859.
7. Serena Elliot, b. 12 Feb., 1857.
G283. Sarah Griswokl, b, 18 Dec, 1812, at Waterford. She was
living at Brooklyn in 1859, unm.
After the death of his first wife, Daniel H. Calkins, m.

in May, 1815, Patience Calkins, daughter of Joshua Cal-
kins. She d. 14 Aug., 1850, and he d. 9 Feb., 1851, at
Sands Point, L. I.
6284. John Smith, b. 8 June, 1816, at Waterford. He was a mer-

chant at New York, and was living at Kansas in 1859, unm.
6285. Elizabeth, b. 8 July, 1818, at Waterford. She m. 12 March,
1839, L. W. Smith, a farmer, and they were living at West
Bloomfield, N. Y., in 1859.
VI. William Eaymond Weeks (2230), born at Brook-

lyn, Conn., 6 Ang., 1783, fourth son of Ebenezer Weeks
and Eunice Griswokl (508) of Steuben, i»[. Y., was a great
grandson of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. He
graduated at Princeton in 1809, and w\as a Presbyterian
clergyman, and received the degree of doctor of divinity,
at Williams college in 1828. In 1812, he was settled as
pastor of the Presbyterian church at Plattsburgh, ]N". Y.
He m. 15 Jan., 1812, Hannah Eandall, daughter of John
Randall of Albany. In 1814, he resigned his charge at
Plattsburgh, and for most of the residue of his life, was
engaged in teaching, at Litchfield South Farms, Conn.,
Clmton, Paris Hill, and Utica, K. Y., and K"ewark, N. J.
preaching part of the time. He d 27 June, 1848, while
on a visit to Oneida county, ]^. Y., and was buried at
Newark, N. J. He was pastor of the fourth Presbyterian
church at Newark, about fourteen years, while engaged in
teaching at that place.
6295. William R., supposed to be living in Texas in 1858.

6296. John Randall, he was a lawyer, living at Newark, N. J., in
1859.
6297. Robert D. He was a teacher, and was a professor in the
University of Michigan,
: :
6298. George H. He was a traveling daguerreotypist in'1858,

'6299. Hannali. She lived at Newark, N." J., in 1858, unm.
VI. Elizabeth Weeks (2231), born at New London,

Conn., 17 ISTov., 1764, eldest daughter of Ebenezer Weeks
and Eunice Griswold (508) of K. L., was a great grand-
dangbter of Pbebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. She
m. 1790, Ezra Paine, b. 2 March, 1765, at Southhold,
L. I., fonrth son of John Paine and Frothingham of
Sonthhold, and grandson of Alsup Paine who was a
grandson of John Paine, one of the original settlers of
Southhold in 1660. He was a farmer, and the}^ settled in
that part of Whitestown, I:T. Y., which is now Deerlield,
where he d. 1 Sept., 1828. She d. in 1837, at Newark,
N. J. In addition to two who died in infancy,
6300. John Alsup, b. 10 July, 1795, at Whitestown. He in. 15

Jan., 1824, Amanda Kellogg. He was a physician, and they
settled at Paris, N. Y., and in 1857 they were living at Clin-
ton, N. Y., and had four children
1. Horace MarsJijield, b. 19 Nov., 1827, m. 15 April, 1852,
Charlotte Mann ; was a physician, living at Clinton in 1857,
and they then had two children Nathaniel Emmons, b. 14
:
July, 1853; and Howard Simmons, b. 14 July, 1856.

2. Ci/nthia Kellogg, b. 19 June, 1829, and d. 26 Feb., 1834.
3. Emel>/ Steel, b, 14 Jan., 1831, and d. 26 July, 1836.
4. John Alsup, b. 14 Jan., 1840, an undergraduate in
Hamilton college in 1857.
6301. William Weeks', b. 10 Aug., 1803, at Deerfield. He m.
1825, Hannah Lee, and in 1857 they were living at Evans-
ville, Wis. He was a farmer, and they had eight children :
1. Mmy Anne. 2. Elizabeth. 3. Julia.
4. Cornelia. 5. Hannah. 6. Margaret.
7. Angeline. 8. William.
VL George Dorr (2236), born at Lyme, Conn., 29 Oct.,

1746, son of George Dorr, Esq. (509), and Mary Marvin of
Lyme, was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10) of the
third generation. He m. 31 Dec, 1769, Molly Lovett, b.
30 Nov., 1749, at New London, daughter of Rev. Joseph
Lovett and Eleanor Johnson of New London. They set-
tled at Lyme, and in 1799, removed to Sharon, Conn.,
where he d. 10 May, 1827, and she d. 18 March, 1839.
llieir children xoere
6301a. George, b. 9 Jan., 1773, at Lyme, d. 1 Oct., 1774.

;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 961

6302. George 2d, b. 6 May, 1775, at Lyme. He was afflicted with
fits, and d. 10 May, 1848, at Sharon, unni.
6303. Joseph, b. 16 Nov., 1782, at Lyme. d. 10 Dec., 1788.

6304. Deborah, b. 26 Oct., 1770, at Lyme. She m. 1798, Dr. Israel
Reynolds. He was a physician, and they settled at Pine
Plains, N. Y., where he d. 31 March, 1824, and she d. 6
June, 1850. They had four children :
1. George.
2. Vi'altcr, graduated at Yale, 1822, and was a lawyer
married, and settled at Pine Plains, where he d. in 1844,
and left two children
Cornelius and Ellen.
: ;
Pine Plains in 1861.

3. Julia., livicg at
4. Elizabeth, m. Hiram Wilson, and living at Pine Plains
in 1861, and had six children.
6305. Molly, 5 May, 1778, at Lyme. d. 2 Sept., 1778.
b.
6306. Mary, 18 Sept., 1779, at Lyme. She m. 1 Jan., 1811,
b.
Hezekiah Groodwin, and settled at Sharon, Conn., where he
d. 1813, and she d. 18 April, 1855. They had three sons :
1. John P.
2. George Dorr., m. Jane Butler, was living at Sharon 1861,
and had two children Robert and Julia.
: ;
3. William, who died in childhood.

6307. Elizabeth, b. 6 June, 1786, at Lyme. She m. 14 Feb., 1804,
Benjamin Hollister, b. at Glastonbury, 27 April, 1783. He
was a hatter, and they settled at Sharon, Conn., and in 1848,
removed to Barre, N. Y., and he d. 26 March, 1837. She was
living at Albion, N. Y., in 1862. They had five children,
born at Sharon :
1. Caroline Marvin, b. 7 May, 1805, and d. 29 Dec, 1806.

2. Caroline Eleanor, h. 10 x\ug., 1807, m. 12 Nov., 1828,
B. C. Wheeler, at Sharon, and had eight children.
3. Josejjh Dorr, h. 2 Nov., 1809, d. 13 Dec, 1828, in
North Carolina, unm.
4. Mart/ Anne, b. 23 June, 1811, m. 12 i\ov., 1835, H.
Wheeler, at Sharon, and had four children.
5. George Marvin, b. 4 Feb., 1813, m. 1838, C. Brower
of West Port, Conn., and had four sons and three daughters,
in 1861.
VL Mary Dorr (2237), born at Lyme, Conn., about

1743, daughter of George Dorr (509) and Sarah Marvin of
Lyme, was a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde '(10) of
the third generation. She m. 23 Aug., 1760, Benjamin
Lee, b. 27 Feb., 1740, atLyme, eldest son of Benjamin Lee
and Mary Ely of Lyme, and grandson of John Lee and
Elizabeth Smith of Lyme {see No. 71). They settled at
Lyme, where they lived many years, and then removed
to Bethlehem, IsT. Y., and to Pompey, aud to Truxtou^
121
: :
1^. Y., where she d. 23 Jan., 1825, at the age of 81 years,

and he d. 2 July, 1826, aged 86 years.
Their children were

6308. Stephen, b.4 Oct., 1761, at Lyme. He m. and d. at Westerlo,
N. Y. He had two sons :
1. Zebuhm, m. Nancy Harris, and d. at Bethlehem, N. Y.,

and had two sons Stephen Franklin, living with his mother,
:
near Albany, in 1859; and Charles; and one daughter.

2. John, who married, and died at Chenango Forks, N. Y.,
and had a family of children.
6309.' George, b 23 Aug., 1767, at Lyme. He m. 19 April, 1791,
Elizabeth Bennet, b. 7 Oct., 1770, at Huntington, L. I.,
daughter of Lemuel Bennet and Elizabeth Wood. He was
a tanner and shoemaker, and they settled at Haverstraw, N.
Y., where he was a justice of the peace, and a captain of
militia. In 1807 they removed to New Village, L. I., where
she d. 1 Jan., 1817. He had by her four children, born at
Haverstraw.
1. Samuel Bryant, b. 31 Jan., 1792, m. 18 Nov., 1813,
Hannah "Wheeler of New Village, only daughter of Jeremiah
Wheeler, and Jemima, his wife. They settled at New Vil-
lage, where they were living in 1859, and had five children :
Almira, b. 6 Feb., 1815, m. 27 Oct., 1835, Morgan Lewis

Gould, son of Isaac N. Gould and Nancy Barnaby, and they
were living at New Village in 1859, and had five children :
Leander Warren, b. 20 Aug., 1836 James Barnaby, b. 10

;
Sept., 1838 Augusta Melissa, b. 29 April, 1841 ; Ophelia

;
Clarissa, b. 13 Sept., 1845; and Henry Lewis, b. 25 Sept.,

1855. Jeremiah Piatt, b. 1 May, 1821, m. 3 March, 1847,
Nancy Williamson Ileuland, third daughter of Wickham
Reulaud and Charry Williamson, and were living at Islip in
1859, and had three children Almira Reuland, b. 15 June,
:
1851 Oscar Wickham, b. 17 Dec, 1853, d. 22 Sept., 1855;

;
and Emma Cordelia, b. 2 Feb., 1857. William Lester, b. 4

March, 1825, jn. 25 Dec, 1847, Arminda Bayles of Coram,
L. I,., sixth .daughter of Thomas Bayles and Phebe Under-
wood, and living at Coram in 1859, and had six children
Phebe J. L., b. 7 Oct., 1850, d. 14 Oct., 1850; Irene Maria,
b. 17 Nov., 1851; Thomas Bayles, b. 28 April, 1854; John
R. H., b. 8 Aug., 1856, d. 24 March, 1859; Eunice Maria
(twin), b. 8 Aug., 1856 ; and Martha Jane, b. 9 Oct., 1858.
Hannah Emeline, b. 6 Aug., 1827, m. 24 Oct., 1858, Edmund
W. Reuland, son of Wickham Eeuland and Charry William-
son, and living at Seldeu, L. L, in 1859. Samuel Orlando,
b. 10 April, 1831, m. 26 April, 1859, Sarah Elizabeth Rog-
ers, daughter of William Rogers and Charlotte Velsor was ;
a teacher, and in 1859, was appointed as a missionary to the

Choc taws.
2. George Dorr, b. 3 Oct., 1795, m. about 1815, Pamelia
HYDE GENEALOGY. 9^3
Reuland, b. 27 Feb., 1796, daughter of Joseph Eeuland and
Susanna Girard. They settled at Coram, L. I., and removed to
Port JefFer,son. He d. 16 Sept., 1842, and she married again.
He had twelve children Eliza Ann, b. 1 April, 1816, m.
:
John C. Benjamin, son of Kev. David Benjamin of River

'Head, and had seven children John Hull; Anne Amelia;
:
Adriana Matilda; Temperance jMorilla; Alice Pearson; Mer-

cy Emely; and Frank. George Wickham, b. 20 Feb., 1818,
d. about 1854, unm. Benjamin B., b. 27 March, 1820, d.
29 Dec, 1824. John Stanford, b. 13 Feb. 1822, m. 21 Feb.,
1842, Jane Charlotte Bell, b. 8 Jan., 1821, daughter of
Thomas Bell and Nancy Baxter, and they were living at Port
Jefierson, N. Y., in 1859 and had six children George Dorr,
:
b. 2 Jan., 1844; Charlotte Augusta, b. 8 Dec, 1845"; Elma

Chase, b. 19 Sept., 1847, d. 9 Oct., 1848 ; Henry Townsend,
b. 14 Sept., 1849; Mary Hawkins, b. 24 Oct., 1851; and
Martha Jones, b. 12 Feb., 1856. Susan P., b. 12 March,
1824, m. Nathaniel C. Chase of River Head, and died leav-
ing one child, Anna Maria. Anna Maria, b. 15 July, 1826,
m. John Pearson, and d. s. p. Manly Wickham, b. 30 Oct.,
1328, d. 13 March, 1850, unm. Albert Davis, b. 18 Feb.,
1831, unm. in 1859. Joel Gilbert, b. 26 Feb., 1833, unm. in
1859. Andrew Jackson, b. 6 July, 1835, unm. in 1859.
Charlotte Augusta, b. 15 July, 1837, d. 15 Oct., 1838. And
Harriet Matilda, b. 17 April, 1840, a teacher in 1859, unm.
3. Benjinnin, b. 14 Oct., 1798, was drowned 28 March,
1814.
4. EUzaheth, b. 4 April, 1805, and d. 22 July, 1806.
After the death of his first wife, George Lee m. 4 Feb.,
1818, Susan Green, b. 5 Feb., 1766, at Setauket, who d. 19
Oct., 1841, S.2).
He then m. 15 March, 1842, Julia Anne Tooker, b. 15
March, 1774, at Setauket, and d. 10 May, 1857; and she d.
12 :\[arch, 1858, s. p.
6310. Zenas, b. 3 Aug., 1771, at Lyme. He married twice, lived in
Canada and in St. Lawrence county, N. Y., and was with the
Mormons at Nauvo in 1844, s. p>'
6311. Joseph, b. 13 March, 1774, at Lyme. He m. 30 March,
1795, Sarah Champion', and lived and died at Lyme. He
had two children :
1. Charles, m. about 1819 Frances Crandall, and died at

Liuklean, N. Y., and left a family.
2. Joseph, m. about 1817 Hannah Welden, and settled at
Truxton, N. Y., and d. in 1821 at Conessus Lake, and left a
daughter.
6312. Charles, b. 17 August, 1776, at Lyme. He ra. Sept., 1800,
Eve Halleubeck, daughter of John Hallenbeck and Mary
Buskirk, of Bethlehem, N. Y. He was a tanner and farmer.
They settled at Bethlehem, and removed to Coeymans. In
1811 they removed to Truxton, N. Y., where he d. 15
964 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Feb., 1848. She was living at Cuyler, N. Y., in 1859.

They had five children :
1. Mary Ann, b. 26 Oct., 1801, at Bethlehem, m. 21 Jan.,

1821, Calvin Keeler, b. 7 Jan., 1798, at Putney, Vt. He
was a farmer, and they settled at Truxton, where she d. 20
May, 1849. He was living at Cuyler, N. Y., in 1859! They
had ten children A daughter, b. 22 May, 1821, d. unn,
:
Orville, b. 1 June, 1822, d. 15 July, 1850, at Morris, 111.,

unm. Charles Lee, b. 8 May, 1827, m. 7 Jan., 1849, Annei
Matteson, b. 11 Feb., 1827, at Truxton, and in 1859 were
living at Truxtoii and had four children Charles Edwin, b.
:
14 Feb., 1850 Fayette, b. 23 Feb., 1853 ; Fanny 3Iyoma,

;
b. 11 March, 1855 and Flora, b. 23 Feb., 1858. A son, b.

;
17 Jan., 1830, d. unn. Marshall, b. 29 Aug., 1832, d. 3

Jan., 1849. Milton, b. 4 Oct., 1834, living at Belvedere,
HI., in 1859. William Henry, b. 17 April, 1836, unm,
1859. Mary Elizabeth, b. 28 Feb., 1838, m. 24 Occ, 1855,
Ethan Coon, b. 15 Oct., 1824, and in 1859 had two child-
ren : Alice Linette, b. 20 April, 1857 ; and a son, b. 14
March, 1859. Eve Anne, b. 21 May, 1842, d. 11 Dec,
1849. And Calvin, b. 29 May, 1844.
2. Eunice, b. 4 July, 1803, at Bethlehem, m. 21 Jan.,
1821, Henry Vincent, b. 21 Nov., 1799, at Manheim, N. Y.
He was a carpenter and a farmer and settled at Truxton,
where she d. 24 Aug., 1828, and where he was living ifl
1859. They had four children Charles, b. 31 July, 1822,
:
d. 16 June, 1825. John. b. 24 Aug., 1824. m. 6 June,

1847, Jane Adelia Blackman, b. at Cazenovia, N, Y. They
settled at Truxton, and in 1859 had five children Frances :
Adelaide, b. 1 Feb., 1850 George Henry, b. 22 Aug., 1852 ;

;
John Eugene, b. 22 Dec, 1853; James Dwight, b. 14 Feb.,

1856, and a son, b. 24 Feb., 1848, died unnamed. Eve
Anne, b. 22 July, 1826, m. May, 1847, Calvin Lewis, and d.
11 July, 1856, at Plymouth, Wis., leaving a son and a daugh-
ter. And Henry, b. 6 July, 1828, m. Maria Kinney of Trux-
ton, and in 1859 was living at Bichland, 111., and had a
family.
3. John Hallenhech, h. 6 Nov., 1804, at Coeymans, d. Oct.,
1807.
4. Joseph, b. 19 April, 1806, at Coeymans, and d. Oct.,
1807.
5. Benjamin, b. 18 Feb., 1808, at Coeymans, m. 22 Dec,
1830, Lucy Whitmarsh, b. 3 Dec, 1810, at Truxton, daugh-
ter of Job Whitmarsh and Arvilla Wheat. He was a farmer,
and they settled in that part of Truxton which is now Cuyler,
where they were living in 1859, and had ten children, born
at Truxton :Ely, b. l7 Dec, 1831 ; Milton, b. 12 Aug.,
1834; a daughter, b. 9 April, 1836, died the sa^ne day, un-
named; Eunice, b. 4 July, 1838; John Wesley, b. 31 Oct.,
1840 ; Charles, b. 25 Nov., 1844; Benjamin Franklin, b. 13
HYDE GENEALOGY. 9Q5
April, 184G; Geor-e Washington, b. 29 Jan., 1848 ; Elsie,
Anne, b. 28 May, 1850 ; and Erastus, b. 2 July, 1852.
6313. Benjamin, b. 1 March, 1781, at Lyme. He m. Lucy Austin,
and settled at Pompey, N. Y. He was killed by the fall of
a tree, about 1825, and died s. p.
6314. Sarah Ann, b. 1 Dec, 1763, at Lyme. She d. 26 Feb., 1829,
at Onondaga, N. Y.
6315. Mary Ann, b. 9 May, 1765, at Lyme.
6316. Lucy, b. 23 July, 1769, at Lyme.
She m. — — Skinner.
She m. George Mitchell,
b. 3 July, 1766, at Lyme, son of George Mitchell, who was
b. in Edinburgh, Scotland, and Anna Bacon of Lyme. He
was a wheelwright and a farmer, and they settled at Lyme.
About 1795, they removed to Coeymans, and the nest year
to what is now New Scotland, N. Y., where he d. 13 April,
1847, aged 81 years, and she d. 1 Aug., 1856, aged 87 years.
They had five childrtju, the three first born at Lyme, and the
two last at New Scotland.
1. Erastus, b. 6 Sept., 1789, m. 30 July, 1818, Sophia
Harris, b. 21 Aug., 1798 daughter of John Harris and Sta-
tira Fuller. He was a fuller and cloth dresser, and was after-
wards a farmer. They settled at Westerlo, N. Y., and re-
moved to Coeymans in 1843, where she d. 5 31arch, 1848.
He had by her eleven children John H., b. 4 Feb., 1819,
:
d. 22 June, 1822. Sarah Potter, b. 22 June, 1820, m. 4

June, 1844, Henry V. H. Onderdonk, b. 18 Oct., 1817, son
of Peter Onderdonk and Eleanor Chattertou, and in 1859 had
by him five children: John H., b. 4 Feb., 1845 ; George 0.,
b. 1847, d. 1848; Lansing, b. 1849; Walker, b. 1852, and
Mary Sophia, b. 1855. George, b. 30 Nov., 1821, m. 25
May, 1847, Maria Van Allen, and d. 11 Aug.; 1847, and she
d. April, 1850. John H. 2d, b. 28 Oct., 1823, educated at
Homer academy, d. 31 Dec.^ 1844, unm. William, b. 7
July, 1825, m. 20 June, 1849, Sarah M. Hagar, who d. 4
Nov., 1849, s.p. He then m. 3 Jan., 1854, Louisa Taylor, and
in 1859 had one child, iVnna T., b. 1857. Mary Ann, b. 18
July, 1827, was a dressmaker, and d. 6 Sept., 1852, unm.
Adam, b. 24 Feb., 1829, was a drover, and d. 1 March, 1857,
unm. Lucy E., b. 21 Jan., 1832, m. Nov., 1851, John
V. H. Taylor, a farmer of New Scotland, where she d. 10
Nov., 1853, and he d. 12 Nov., 1857, and had one child.
William J., b. 13 March, 1851. Angeline C, b. 29 Aug.j
1833, ni. 29 May, 1852, John Allen, son of Alexander Allen
and Hannah Van Natter of New Scotland, she d. 3 Jan.,
1853, s. p. Erastus, b. 16 July, 1836, graduated at Fort
Edward academy, and was a farmer and drover, m. 9 Oct.,
1858, Hi M. Maine, daughter of Abram Maine and Jane
Young of New Salem, N. Y. And Hester Louisa, b. 18 June,
1838," d. 28 Aug., 1845. After the death of his first wife,
Erastus Mitchell m. 29 Oct., 1851, Amy ^'ermilyea, daughter
of Abraham Vermilyea and Jemima Travis of Cairo, N. Y.,
:
966 HYDE GENEALOGY.
and was living at Cooyman? in ISoO. and had no issue by

her.
2. Eunt'cc. b. IG May. 1701. at Lyme. She ui. in 1807,
Philip Shear, sou of John Shear and Susan, his wife. They
were liviuir at Norton Hill iu Greenville. 2s. Y.. in 1859.
They had eight children Lucy. b. 10 Sept., 1809, unm. in
:
1S59. Susan, b. 4 Sept.. ISll. m. 1831. Joel Palmeter, and

Was living at Cairo, N. Y.. in 18o9. and had six children:
Isaac Eeed, Anne Jannett. Lucy M;ma, George Chester,
Susjju M.. and Eunice Amanda. Anne Maria, b. 28 May,
1814. at Westerlo, m. 18 July, 1843. Benjamin F. Hisert,
son of John Hisert and Anne his wife they were living at
;
Greenville, X. Y.. in 1859. and had live children Pallas:
Mitchell. Philip S., Francis 0.. Lucy Anne, and Eunice

Jennett. Caroline, b. 25 May, 1816. at "\Yesterlo. m. 1834,
Ira B. Cook they were living at Athens, N. Y., in 1859,
;
and had seven children: Charles U., George Franklin,

Alice. Eunice J., Wiufield Scott, Philip Fillmore, and AVil-
liam. Adam Mitchell, b. 5 Pec, 1818, at Westerlo. m. 28
Sept.. 1842, was living at C;uro. N. Y.. in 1859. and had two
children Samuel P., and Francis Mitchell. John Chester,
:
b. 2 Xov.. 1821. at Westerlo. m. 18 July. 1843. Harriet P.

Southworth. and was living at Cairo in 1859. and had two
children Harriet A., and Mary E.
: Eunice Jennet, b. 19
March. 1829, m. 1844. Pavid "Hayden. and d. 1845. s. p.
And George Lee. b. 10 Jan., 1833. at Greenville, m; 13 Oct.,
1852, Khoda Garrets, was living at Greenville in 1859, and
had two children Alice, and Georgianna.
:
3. Aihnn, b. Aug.. 1795. at Lyme, d. at the age of 17

years, unm.
4. George Lee, b. 12 Feb.. 1801. at Xew Scotland, m.
Catherine Burr of Hartford, Conn., and settled at New Scot-
laud, where he was supposed to be living iu 1859.
5. Jeuiut. b. 18 Sept.. l^^ll. at New Scotland, m. Frede-
rick Onderdonk, and was living at Ci>eymaus in 1859. and
had a family.
6317. Lydia, b, 24 Feb., 1779. at Lyme. She m. 8 Oct., 1804,
Josiah Culver Foote, b. 25 June. 1775, at Branford, Conn.,
second son of John Foote of Branford, by his first wife, Ruth
Culver, and grandson of Pr. lehabod Foote of Branford, and
his first wife. Hannah Harrison, and great grandson of Capt.
Joseph Foote o^ Branford. and his second Tife. Sarah Rose.
That Capt. Joseph Foote. b. 6 March. 16(36, at ^Yethersfield,
was the second son of Robert Foote, b. about 1628. in Eng-
land, who came to America with his parents. Nathaniel Foote
and Anne Peming, about KJoo. who were among the first
settlers of Wethersfield (sec Foote Fum.. 174). Josiah Cul-
ver Foote was a cloth dresser and fuller, and thev settled at
Coeymans. N. Y. He d. 26 May, 1819, and she d. 10 T^Liy.
1820. They had seven children, born at Coeymans
HYDE GENEALOGY. ggy
1. John, b. 25 July, 1805, m. 10 Jan., 1834, Elizabeth D.
Miner, b. 14 Dec, 1809. at Coventry, N. Y., daughter of
Jehu Miner and Anna Beardsley. He was a tanner and
shoemaker, and they settled at Coventry, N. Y., where he
held several military and town offices, and was a deacon of
the Congregational church and where they were living in
;
1859. They had two children, born at Coventry Lydia :
Anne, b. 3 Nov., 1834, m. 8 May. 1856, Henry Milton

Ketchum, b. 16 Oct.. 1831, at Masonville, N. Y., son of
Moses Ketchum and Esther, his wife they were living at
;
St. Peters, Minn., in 1859, and had one child, Minnie, b.

18 March, 1858. Jane Amanda, b. 5 April. 1839, unm. in
1859.
2. Mfmj Anne, b. 8 July, 1806, d. 12 June, 1818, at
Coeymans.
3. Ruth, b. 13 March, 1808, m. 1837, Hiram Chase, at
Coeymans. and removed to Coventry, X. Y., where they were
living in 1859, s. p.
4. George Dorr, b. 5 Aug., 1810, m. Jane St. John, at

Pittsfield. 111., where they were living in 1859, and had ten
children then living.
5.Lucy. b. 16 March, 1812, supposed to be unm. in 1857.
Lydia, b. 22 March. 1814, m. about 1830. Patrick Hoy,
6.
and settled at Albany, N. Y"., where he died, and where she
was living in 1859. They had three children John j :
Martin ; and S. Charles.

7. Ahraham, b. 31 July, 1816, m. Nancy Kennedy. He
was a tanner, and they were living at Baiubridge, X. Y., and
had one child G-eorge Dorr, b. about 1844, at Coventry.
:
Xl. Lydia Dorr (2241), born at Lvme, Conn., daughter

of George Dorr, Esq. (509), and Sarah Manin, was a great
granddaughter of PhebeHyde (10) of the third generation.
She m. 13 Jan., 1780, Rev. Roswell Beckrsvith of Lvme,
where they settled. He was a Baptist clergyman, and in
the spring of 1795, they removed to Coeymans, ^S". Y. In
1807, they removed to Cazenovia, X. T., where she d. 16
April, 1834, and he d. 2 Feb., 1836.
Their children icere:

6318. Barak, b. 3 Nov., 1780, at Lyme. He m. 12 Jan., 1804,
Mary Kenedy of Coeymans, removed to Cazenovia, N. Y.,
where he was a delegate to the constitutional convention of
1821, and was a judge of the county courts. He died and
left a family, the particulars of whom I have not been able
to ascertain.
b. 8 Oct., 1789. at Lyme.
6319. Eoswell, He m. 29 Feb., 1020,
Nancy Hudson of Cazenovia. where they settled, and where
she d. July. 1832. He had by her one child :
:
968 HYDE GENEALOGY.
1. Charles, b. 10 June, 1825, at Cazenovia, who m. 25

Sept., 1849, Susan Tuttle of Cazenovia, and in 1858 had one
chikl Ida Maria, b. 10 Pec, 1851.
:
Eoswell Beckwith then m. 3 Sept., 1833, Olive Kingsley

of Poiupey, N. Y., and in 1858 was living at Cazenovia. He
2. Eliza Jane, b. 3 May, 1837.

3. George Griffin, b. 11 Sept., 1839.
6320. George, b. 20 Feb., 1792, at Lyme. He d. Dec., 1814, uniu.
6321. James, b. 1 Jan., 1796, at Lyme. He married his fourth
cousin, Mary Anne Hyde (2904), third daughter of Calvin
Hyde (756) and Ajuney Stanley of Lisle, K. Y. {See No,
2904.)
6322. Elizabeth, b. 5 Nov., 1782, at Lyme. She m. 3 Feb., 1802,
Chauucey Jones of Coeymans. They removed to Homer,
N. Y., and had at the least two children
1. Rosivell Beckicifh Jones, who was living at Penn Yau,
N. Y., 1858.
2. Sarah, who m. Kufus F. Reed, and lived at Cortland-
ville, N. Y.
6323. Huldah, b. 14 Nov., 1785, at Lyme. She m. 5 June, 1809,
Alva Hotchkiss of Cazenovia. They had four children :
1. Luc^ Ifarui, b. 6 March, 1811. and d. 10 Dec, 1811.

2. Sarah Maria, b. 20 Feb., 1812, m. April, 1830, James
Kent of Palmyra, N. Y., and was living at Walworth, N. Y.,
in 1858.
Susan Eliza, b. 28 Dec, 1816, m. Allen Scoville of
3.
Pompey, N. Y., and in 1858, had one child, Ella Maria, b. 9
April, 1851.
4. Lydia EmeJine, b. 10 Jan., 1819, m. 23 Dec, 1848,
Elias Barnes of Pompey, N. Y.
6324. Eunice, b. 14 Dec, 1787, at Lyme. She m. 6 Jan., 1814,
Peter Peck of Camillus, N. Y., and had a son :
Daniel Peck, living at Van Buren, N. Y., in 1858; and

probably other children.
YL Edward Dorr (2243), born at Lyme, Conn., 28 May,

1752, eldest son of Matthew Dorr (511) of East Haddam,
by liis first wife, Elizabeth Palmer, was a great grandson
of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. He m. 26
May, 1774, Judith Champion, b. 1756, at Lyme, daughter
of Henry Champion and Sarah Peck. He was a farmer
and a cloth dresser, and they settled at Lyme. They re-
moved to Chatham, N. Y., and from there to Kinderhook,
where he d. 24 May, 1813. She d. 14 Oct., 1852, at West
Stockbridge, at the advanced age of 96 years.
6325. Ezra, b. 25 Jan., 1775, at Lyme. He m. 30 May, 1837

HYDE GENEALOGY. ggg
Rhoda Beckwith, b. 13 Oct., 1786, at Lyme, daughter of
Dan Beckwith and Anne Hough of Lyme, and afterwards of
Chatham. They settled at Chatham, and about 1810, re-
moved to Florida, N. Y. He was a major of militia, and d.
28 Feb., 1852, at Florida, where she was living in 1858.
1. Saphrona, b. 4 March 1809, at Chatham, m. June,
1835, John W. Beckwith of Columbia, N. Y., son of Sena-

tor Abijah Beckwith and Lorana Chadwick of Herkimer
county, N. Y. They settled at Columbia, where he was a
member of the legislature and a judge of the county court.
They had a son and a daughter.
2. Judith Anne, b. 22 July, 1813, at Florida; m. Henry
E,. Macarthur, a farmer ; and they were living at Duanes-
burgh, N. Y., in 1858, and had a son b. about 1840.

6326. Edward, b. 7 June. 1793, at Chatham. He m. 28 Sept.,
1825, Jemima Esleeck, b. 4 June, 1800, at Castleton, N. Y.,
daughter of Capt. Isaac Esleeck and Hannah Bourne. He
was a physician, and they settled at Chatham, where he d.
25 Aug., 1835. She was living at Rochester, Minn., in
1858. They had three children, born at Chatham :
1. 31argaret E., b. 27 Feb., 1827, and d. 6 Feb., 1839.

2. Maria H., b. 4 Dec, 1829, m. 15 Feb., 1853, James M.
Williams, b. 20 Nov., 1824, at Alford, Mass. He was a dentist
at New York, and they removed to Eochester, Minn., where
they were living in 1858, and had one child Edward, b. 17:
Jan., 1858.
3. Edward Clark, h. 3 Nov., 1835, m. 3 Feb., 1858, Eve-
lina E. Ireland, and was living at Rochester, Minn., in 1858.
6327. Palmer, b. 1797 at Chatham. He m. 21 Dec, 1817, Eliza-
beth Wilcox, daughter of Aaron Wilcox and Elizabeth Far-
mer of Dover. N. Y. They were living at Cana'an, N. Y., in
1858. They had one child :
Henri/ Palmer, b. 27 Oct., 1818, at Chatham, m. 22

March, 1838, Cordelia Bishop. They were living at Canaan
'
in 1858, and had three children Alonzo E., b. 4 Nov.,

:
1839; Lilly M., b. 4 Nov., 1841; and Henry P., b. 21 July,

1843, d. 13 Sept., 1851.
6328. Sarah, b. 20 Oct., 1777, at Lyme. She m. 1797, at Nassau,
N. Y., Hemau Tobey, son of Elisha Tobey and Sarah Pratt
of Sharon, Conn. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Nassau and removed to Canaan, N. Y., where he d. 1812.
She was living at West Stockbridge, Mass., in 1858. They
had two children :
1. Henri/, b. 6 July, 1802, m. Sylvia Cronkite, who d. s.p.

He was living at Ogdensburgh, N. Y., in 1858, with his
adopted son, Richard Tobey.
2. Dorr, b. 8 July, 1804, and d. 1830 at Hoosick, N. Y.,
unm.
6329. Judith, b. 1778 at Lyme. She m. Russell Crocker. He was
122
:
970 EYD^ GENEALOGY.
a farmer, and they settled at Chatliam, where he d. ahout

1803. She d. in 1844 at Kinderhook. They had a son and
a daughter. The daughter m. Martin Groat and had a fam-
ily; and was a widow, living at Kinderhook in 1858.
6330. Phebe, 1782 at Lyme. She m. about 1805 Roswell Fris-
b.
bie, b.about 1776. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Canaan, N. Y., where he d. about 1820 ; and she d. 30 Jan.,
1855, at Marion, N. Y. They had six children, born at Ca-
naan :
1. Susan, b. 20 July, 1809, m. 1827 Harvey N. Shep-

herd, b. about 1800. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Aurelius, N. Y., where they were living in 1858, and had
four children : Cornelia ; Pratt ; Dorr ; and Augusta.
2. Edward Dorr, b. 21 June, 1811 ; was a farmer, living
at Arcadia, N. Y., 1858, unm.
3. Ezra, b. 15 Aug., 1813, m. Lueinda Thompson of
Howell, Mich., was a farmer at Howell in 1858, and had
three children.
4. Judith, b. 10 Sept., 1815, m. about 1835 at Aurelius,
Joel Yale, b. about 1809. He was a farmer, and they were
living at Farmington in 1858, and had seven children: Hi-
ram; Harriet; Augustus; Therese ; &c.
5. Alexander, b. 19 Oct., 1817 ; m. 24 Sept., 1851, Mary
Anne Lay of Chatham, b. about 1824. He was a farmer,
and they were living at Arcadia, N. Y., in 1858, and had
three children Phebe ; Ruth and Susan.
: ;
6. Fhebe Ann, b. 16 Dec, 1819, m. about 1838, William

Reeve, b. about 1818. He was a farmer, and they were liv-
ing at Aurelius, N. Y., in 1858, and had two children Mary
:
Anne, married ; and Caroline.
YI. Judge Matthew Dorr (2244), born at Lyme, Conn.,

28 March, "l856, second son of Matthew Dorr (oil) of East
Haddam, by his first wife, Elizabeth Palmer, was a great
m. 14 Jan., 1784, Dinah Mudge, b. 6 Sept., 1759, at Sharon,
Conn., daughter of Abraham Mudge and Gray. He
was a cloth dresser, wool carder, and a farmer. They set-
tled at Chatham, IST. Y., where he was supervisor, justice
of the peace, and judge of the county courts. He was one
of the most energetic and influential men of the county.
They removed to Dansville, N. Y., about 1824, where she
d. 30 May, 1841, and he d. 26 May, 1843.
Their children ivere

6331. Matthew, b. 21 May, 1786, at Chatham. He m. 29 Jan.,
X811, Anne B. Mudge, daughter of Ebenezer Mudge and
Elizabeth Sawyer of Burtonville, N. Y. He was a fuller,
and cloth dresser, and woolen manufacturer. They settled at
i
HYDE GENEALOGY. 97|
Chatham. In 1837, they removed to Providence, 111., where
he was postmaster and a justice of the peace. They were
living in Henry county, 111., in 1858. They had twelve
children, born at Chatham :
1. Adeline S., b. 5 Dec, 1811, m. Samuel E. Morris, son

of Charles Morris of Ames, N. Y., and half brother of Com-
modore Morris of the U. S. navy. He was a farmer, and
they were living at Avista, 111., in 1858, and had five child-
ren.
2 March, 1814, m. Samuel C. Bacon, and was
2. Irene, b.
living at Snackwine,111., in 1858.
S.ÊUzabefh SilL b. 1 March, 1816, and d. Sept., 1840,

unm.
4. William 31., b. 20 Nov., 1817, and d. 28 Oct., 1852, at
Cortland, N. Y., unni.
5. Harriet, b. 11 Sept., 1819, m. M. Lowrey of Illinois,
and d. 28 Feb., 1857, .s.j^.
6. George E., b. 5 Sept 1821, m. Sarah Harrison.
,
7. Caroline, b. 17 May, 1823, m. Freeman C. Reed. He

was a merchant, and they were living at Neponset, 111., in
1858.
8. Helena Sill, b. 16 March, 1825, living at Neponset, 111.,
in 1858, unm.
9; Phehe Ann, b. 24 Aug., 1829, living at Neponset, 111.,
in 1858, unm.
10. James Edmund, b. 21 Dec, 1829, living in Henry
county, 111., 1858, unm.
11. Byron Mudge, b. 27 Jan., 1832, was in the furnishing
trade at Rawanee, 111., in 1858, unm.
12. Sarmiel, b. 17 Feb., 1837, was in the lumber business
at Neponset, 111., in 1858, unm.
6332. Abraham, b. 18 March, 1791, at Chatham. He m. 4 June,
1815, Harriet Champion, daughter of Lynde Champion of
Austerlitz, N. Y. He was a woolen manufacturer, and they
settled at Austerlitz, where she d. 18 Aug., 1818. He had
by her one child :
1. Mattheio, b. at Austerlitz, who married and settled in

Canada West, was a manufacturer of window sash and blinds,
and had two daughters Eliza, b. 1846 ; and Laura, b. 1852.
:
Abraham Dorr, then ra. 1 March, 1820, Sarah Phelps, b.

25 Nov., 1796, daughter of Israel Phelps and Lovisa Root of
Chatham, where they settled, and where she d. 18 June,
1825. He had by her three children, born at Chatham.
2. hrael, b. 15 Dec, 1820, and d. June, 1823.
3. Harriet L., b. 3 Aug., 1822, m. Solomon Keller of Stark-
ville, N. Y. He was a merchant and they settled at Fort
Plain, and in 1858 had a daughter Emma Maria.
:
4. Elisha P., b. 10 May. 1825, m. 4 July, 1857, Frances

Chadwick, daughter of Ezra Chad wick, Esq., of Arcadia,
N. Y., and was a sash and blind maker at Haldimand, C. W.
972 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Abraham Dorr then m. 1 Dec, 1825, Laura Woodruff, b,

15 daughter of Ethan Woodruff and Laura his
Sept., 1802,
wife of Chatham. They romoved to Starkville in 1837, and
to Cortlandville, N. Y., in 1856, where he d. April, 1857.
He had by her one child :
5. Sarah, b. 29 Jan., 1827, at Chatham.

6333. Samuel Griswold, b. 28 Jan., 1794, at Chatham. He m. 5
April, 1821, Selina Phelps, daughter of Israel Phelps and
Elizabeth Root of Chatham. They settled at Dansville,
N. Y.. and had eight children :
1. Austin Phelps, b. 13 April, 1822, was a cloth dresser

and a wool carder, and d. 23 Dec, 1847, unm.
2. Dinah Miidge, b. 22 Jan., 1824, m. 1 May, 1845, James
B. Lemond, and in 1858 had seven children, two of whom
died in infancy.
8. Lovisa, b. 20 Dec, 1825, m. 4 July, 1848, Dr. Zarah
H. Blake, son of Zara Blake of Dansville, where they were
living in 1858, and had one son and two daughters.
4. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 1 June, 1827, and d. 2 Aug., 1828.
5. Sophia Anne, b. 5 March, 1829, and d. 1 Nov., 1850,
at Alford academy, unm.
May, 1832, m. 6 Aug., 1856, Eev. Galusha
6. Selina, b. 7
Anderson, a graduate of Rochester college. They settled at
Janesville, Wis., and in 1858 had one son.
7. Catherine, b. 5 Sept., 1834, graduated at Rogersville
Union seminary, and in 1858 was a teacher at Waukesha,
Wis., unm.
8. James, b 30 May, 1840.
6334. Phebe, b. 14 Oct., 1784, at Chatham. She d. 11 June, 1852,
unm.
6335. Sybil, 9 May, 1798, at Chatham.
b. She m. 14 May, 1814,
John 4 Nov., 1789.
Pitts, b. He was a farmer, and they
settled Arkport, N. Y., where he was a justice of the
at
peace, and d. 24 April, 1847. They had nine children:
1. Amanda, b. 12 Oct., 1815, m. 1830, Francis Colgrove,
a farmer, and had nine sons and one daughter.
2. Dinah, b. 4 Feb., 1817, and d. 4 Dec, 1831.
3. Harriet, b. 2 Sept., 1818, and d. 19 Sept., 1824.
4. Vincent, b. 9 Dec, 1819, m. 5 Feb., 1846, Sarah Ann
Mansfield, and was a physician. He graduated at a medical
school in Cincinnati, and in 1858 had four children.
5. Fhebe, b. 2 May, 1822, m. 3 April, 1842, William E.
Height, and was living at New Canaan in 1858, and had four
children.
6. John Vhesleij, b. 30 May, 1824, m. 4 July, 1848,
Saphrona Allen was a physician and settled at Rushford,
;
N. Y., and had a daughter Mary in 1858.

7. Samuel, b. 30 July, 182(3, m. 1 May, 1844, Jemima
Ayres, was a farmer, and in 1858 was s. p.
8. James, b. 9 May, 1828, graduated at a medical school in
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 973

Cincinnati, and was a physician, m. Viola Green, and settled
at Nile, Allegany county, N. Y., and in 185b had one daugh-
ter.
9. Lester Cady, b. 9 Feb., 1833, was a larmer, and was
unm. in 1858.
VI. Dr. Jonathan Dorr (.2246) born at Lyme, Comi., 25

Dec, 1759. fourth son of Matthew Dorr (511) of East Hacl-
dam, by his first wife, Elizabeth Palmer, was a great grand-
son of Phebe Hvde (10) of the third generation. He m.
31 July, 1787, Margaret Faulkner, b. 22 July, 1770, in
New Jersey, daughter of Judge James Faulkner and
Anne, his wife, of Cambridge, xT. Y. He was a physician,
and they settled at Cambridge, where he became very
eminent, not only as a medical practitioner, but also as a
skillful surgeon. He d. 22 April, 1825, at Cambridge,
where she d. 11 March, 1844.
Their children xcere :
6336. Jonathan, 29 Aug., 1789, at Cambridge. He graduated at

b.
Union college 1808, and was a physician and surgeon. He
m. 20 Dec. 1809, Hetty Gcrsha Durham Alvey, daughter of
John V. x\lvey and Hetty Schenck of the city of New York.
They settled in that part of Cambridge which is now AVhite
Creek, where he became eminent in his profession. He d. 4
Dec, 1852, at Burlington, N. Y., and she was living at
Salem, N. Y., in 1858. They had nine children, born at
White Creek
1. Margaret Faulkner, b. 7 Feb., 1812", m. 22 Jan., 1834,
Henry M. Arnold, b. 6 June, 1810, son of John Arnold of
Arlington, Vt. They were living at North White Creek in
1858. They had thirteen children ; Jonathan Dorr, b. 3
Nov., 1835; Harvey Lyman, b. 11 Nov., 1836; Cyrus
Sayles, b. 7 Oct., 1837 Margaret Ann, b. 3 Jan., 1839, m.
;
15 Dec, 1857, Reuben R. McClelan of North White Creek;

Mary Elizabeth, b. 3 June, 1840; De Witt Clinton, b. 25
July, 1841 John Mitford, b. 6 Oct., 1842 Charles Wil-
; ;
son, b. 19 March, 1844; Harriet Jane. b. 19 June, 1845,

d. 1845; Burr Kellog, b. 25 Feb., 1846', d. 25 Sept., 1849;
Sarah Maria Patchen, b. 29 Aug., 1847, d. 29 Aug., 1856;
Joan Dorr, b. 19 March, 1849 and George, b. 15 Jan.,
;
1851, d. 15 Feb., 1853.

2. Sarah Maria, b. 2 April, 1814.
3. John Alvey, b. 14 Oct., 1815, d. 2 Dec, 1840, at
Geneva college, unm.
4. Samuel Lord, b. 1 Jan., 1818, m. Dec, 1840, Eliza
Thompson of Hudson, N. Y., and living at Waterford, N. Y.,
in 1858.
974 HYDE GENEALOGY.
5. De Witt Clinton, h. 2 Dec, 1828, drowned 5 Aug.,

1854, at Lansing-burah, Linm.
6. Jane Macness, b. 2 Sept., 1827, m. 15 Feb., 1853, Lewis
Brownell, a lawyer, and d. 5 Aug., 1854, at Lansingburgli.
7. Joanna Neivell, b. 3 Sept., 1830, m. Charles A. White,
of Salem, N. Y.
8. Edwin James, b. 9 April, 1832; was a farmer at He-
bron, N. Y., in 1858, unm.
9. Charles I)., h 9 Nov., 1834, d. 25 Feb., 1838.
6836. A son, b. 19 June, 1797, at Cambridge, d. 22 June, 1797,
unnamed.
6337. Franklin, b. 10 July, 1801, at Cambridge. He m. 7 May,
1823, Sarah Maria Jones, b. 7 April, 1800. They settled at
White Creek, where she d. 18 Dec., 1841, and where he was
living in 1858. They had three children, born at White
Creek.
1. Margaret An7ie, b. 15 Jan., 1827, m. 1853 Dr. Andrew
Niles, son of Stephen Niles of Shaftsbury. He was a phy-
sician, and they were living at Waymart, Pa., in 1857 and
had one child, Henry.
2. Jonathan, b. 20 March, 1829, and was no7i compos
mentis.
3. Sarah Maria, b. 3 Feb., 1834, m. Robert Smith of
Waymart, Pa., where they were living in 1857, and had one
child, Margaret.
6338. Rittenhouse, b. 10 July, 1801, at Cambridge (twin). Hem.
27 Aug., 182G, Anne Lorain Carrington, b. 1808 at Augusta,
N. Y., daughter of Elisha Carrington and Isma Thompson,
formerly of Goshen, Conn., and afterwards of Peterborough,
N. Y. He was a merchant, and they settled at Cambridge,
and removed to Oswego. He d. 8 Jul}', 1848, at Rochester,
N. Y. She was living in 1858 at Oswego. They had two
children :
1. Frederick Jonathan, h. 30 April, 1828, at Cambridge,

m. 23 Sept., 1857, Louisa Lewis, b. 10 Feb., 1831, third
daughter of Edward Dake and Eliza Jane Cushman of Sara-
toga, and afterwards of Ogdensburgh. He was a hardware
merchant, and they were living at Oswego in 1858.
2. Maxwell Boyd, b. 3 Oct., 1830, at Oswego ; was a
commission merchant at Chicago in 1858.
6339. James Darwin, b. 16 June, 1803, at Cambridge. He m. Lou-
isa Temple, and was a physician. She died at Baltimore, s.p.
He then removed to Bath, Steuben county, N. Y., where he
acquired some considerable reputation as a physician, and m.
1 Jan., 1853, Jane E. Kellogg, and d. 6 Sept., 1855, s. p.
She survived him, and was living at Fond du Lac in 1858.
6340. Mary, b. 2 June, 1791, at Cambridge; d. 10 Sept., 1796.
6341. Ann, b. 8 June, 1793, at Cambridge. She m. March, 1811,
Dr. Worthy Waters. He was a physician, and died about
1827, at Argjle, N. Y. Sh3 d. 22 Oct., 1855, at North
HYDE GENEALOGY. 975
White Creek. They had one child, a daughter, who died
in infancy.
6342. Elizabeth, b. 26 Jan., 1795, at Cambridge. She m. 28 Nov.,
1810, Samuel Lord of Troy, son of Eichard Lord and Mary
his wife, of Troy, formerly of Lyme, Conn. He d. 28 April,
lSU,s.p.
She then m. 5 Jan., 1813, John Pope Putnam, b. 9 May,
1786, at Brooklyn, Conn., son of Peter Schuyler Putnam and
Lucy Frink of Brooklyn, and grandson of Major-General Is-
rael Putnam of the army of the revolution. He graduated at
Williams college 1809, and was a lawyer. They settled at
White (jreek. N. Y., where they were living in 1859. (He
had then in his possession a pair of pistols, presented to Gen-
eral Putnam, his grandfather, at Cambridge, Mass., soon after
the battle of Lexington. They, at the battle of Lexington, be-
longed to Major Pitcairn, of the British army, who with one of
them fired the first hostile shot which was fired against our
countrymen in the war of the revolution. The major lost them,
with his horse and accoutrements, in his retreat from Lexing-
ton, and they were taken by one of our countrymen and pre-
sented to General Putnam, and were probably used by the
general at the battle of Bunker Hill.)
They had one child, a son, b. 11 Nov., 1813, who died
unnamed. They then adopted the two surviving children of
her deceased sister, Mary Dorr and the Rev. Hugh Boyd.
They took the name of Putnam. (See No. 6344.)
6348. Margaret, b. 20 July, 1799, at Cambridge. She m. 1 Aug.,
1822, Col. Harmon S. Barnum, b. 29 April, 1796, at Cam-
bridge, son of Horace H. Barnum and Eunice Stewart. He
was a merchant, and they lived at Cincinnati and at Louis-
ville. They afterwards returned to White Creek, where he *
was a magistrate and postmaster, and where they were living

in 1858. They had one child :
Mary, b. 1823, at White Creek, who m. 1856, Royal C. Gif-

ford of Schaghticoke, and they were living at North White
Creek in 1858.
6344. Mary 2d, b. 21 Oct., 1804, at Cambridge. She m. 4 June,
1822, Rev. Hugh M. Boyd, b. about" 1796, son of David
Boyd and Margaret Maxwell of Schenectady. They settled
at Schaghticoke, N. Y., where she d. 13 Feb., 1841, and he
d. 7 May, 1851, at Schenectady. They had six children,
four of whom died in infancy. The other two were adopted
by their uncle and aunt Putnam (6342). Those two child-
ren were :
1. Mary Dorr Putnam, b. 2 March, 1829, m. 3 June,

1856, Isaac Newton Thatcher of Albany.
2. Martha Washington Putnam, m. 27 July, 1854, Joseph
Jeffierson Gray, and had in 1858, one child, Elizabeth Put-
nam, b. 21 Oct., 1855.
:
97^ HYDE GENEALOGY.
YL Col. Joseph Dork born at Lyme, Conn., 15

(2247),
July, 1761, fifth son of Matthew Dorr(511) of East Had-
dam, by his first wife, Elizabeth Palmer, was a great
m. 1 Sept., 1785, Sarah Bull b., 28 June, 1769, at Cam-
bridge, N. Y., daughter of Isaac Bull and Amy Chase of
Hoosick, where they settled. He was a cloth dresser and
mill owner and farmer, colonel of militia, and justice of
the peace, and judge of the county courts. He d. 8 Aug.,
1833, at Hoosick. "She d. 10 May, 1851, at Troy.
6845. Seneca, b.10 June, 1788, at Hoosick. He ni. 25 Sept., 1809,

Melinda Stone, b. 12 March, 1793. at Hoosick, daughter of
Cornelius Stone and Martha Talmadge. He was a manu-
facturer and farmer, and they settled at Hoosick, where
she d. 1 Sept., 1839. They had twelve children, born at
Hoosick :
1. William Mortimer Wells, b. 5 Aug., 1810, m. 1831,

Anne Jane Parker, daughter of Caleb Parker of Hoosick.
She d. 2 Sept,, 1832, s. p. He then m. Miss Hopkins,
daughter of Ethan A. Hopkins of Hoosick. He was a phy-
sician, and they were living at Binghamton, N. Y., in 1861,
and had several children: Hopkins; Adeline; Mortimer, etc.
2. Isaac Bull, b. 20 Dec, 1811, m. Lydia Church of
Hoosick, where he was living in 1861, and had six children
Mary, who d. unm.; Joseph R.; Priscilla; Charles; Franklin;
and Edward.
3. Joseph P., b. 28 Sept., 1813, m, Abigail Bowers, and
was living at Troy in 1861. s. p.
4. Amy Bull. b. 25 May, 1815, m. Oscar R. Stone, son of
Seneca Stone of Hoosick, and d. about 1840, aud had one
child, who died in infancy.
5. Sarah Ann, 10 Feb., 1817, m. Allen Benedict of
b.
Hoosick, a mason, and they were living at Troy in 1861, and
had five children Joel; Jane; Ida; Caroline; and Joseph
:
Reed.
6. Edmund, b. 9 Oct., 1818, and d. 2 Jan., 1854, unm.
7. John Lottridge, b. 19 Oct., 1820, m. Mary Teft of
Hoosick, where they were living in 1861, and had two child-
ren : a son who died in infancy and Jane.;
8. Julia. Ann.h. 10 Jan., 1823, m. M. Hopkins of Hoosick,

and in 1861 they were living at Sacramento City, Cal., and
had one daughter.
9. RasselC b. 27 Nov., 1826, m. Sarah Corey, and settled
at Hoosick, where she d. about 1856, and he w:;s at New
York, 1861. They had one son who died in infancy.
10. Charlotte M., b. 28 Nov., 1828. m. James Patten of
HYDE GENEALOGY. 977
Lockport, N. Y., and they were living at Dowagiac, Midi.,
in 1861, and had one child: Amy.
11. Hiram Harrington, b. 16 Sept., 1831, m. and was liv-
ing at Troy in 1861, and had two children.
12. Jane Anne, b. 11 May, 1833, and d. 10 Aug., 1855.
6346. Milton, b. 4 April, 1790, at Hoosick. He m. 15 Feb., 1812,
Elizabeth Haight, b. in 1789. They settled at Hoosick, where
he d. 12 Jan., 1830, and she d. 2 May, 1849. They had
four children, born at Hoosick :
1. Elizabeth, who m. Robert P. Johnson and settled at

Hoosick, where they both died. They had four children :
Milton ; Alonzo ; Henrietta and Margaret.

;
2. Josephus, b. 5 Sept., 1814. and d. 14 Sept., 1837, unm.

3. Charles M. He was a lawyer, and they settled at To-
ledo, 0., where they were living in 1860. He was mayor, &c.
4. Harriet, who m. Charles M. Chapman. They settled at
Hoosick, where she d. in 1861, and where he was then
living. They had children.
6347. Josephus, b. 4 Feb., 1799, at Hoosick. He m. 28 Aug.,
1820, Marcia Ball, b. 8 April, 1798, daughter of James Ball
and Mercy, his wife. He was a farmer and manufacturer,
and they settled at Hoosick, where he was living- in 1861.
She d. 24 Dec, 1855, at Rockford, HI. They had"" five child-
ren born at Hoosick :
1. Ason, b. 15 Oct., 1821, and died same day, unnamed.

2. Hannnh M., b. 9 Jan., 1823, was living at Rockford in
1861, unm.
3. Edward, b. 7 Oct., 1824, m. 9 June. 1849, Angeline
Willis, and was living at Rockford in 1861, and they had
six children: Seth, b. 11 June, 1850; Henry M., b. 7
March, 1853, d. 24 March, 1853 Willard, b. 23 Feb., 1854 ;
;
Marcia, b. 2 June, 1856 ; Jessie, b. 2 Oct., 1858 and Fred-

;
erick, b. 19 Nov., 1860.

4. Adaughter, b. 7 Jan., 1826, and died same day un-
named.
5. Mary, b. 29 Aug., 1827, m. 1 Feb 1853, John Henry
,
Manny, b. 28 Nov., 1825, at Amsterdam, N. Y. He was

the inventor and patentee of the famous reaping and mow-
ing machine, known as John H. Manny's combined reaper
and mower, which was the means of rendering him a
wealthy man. He d. 31 Jan., 1856, at the early age of 30
years, s. p. ; and she was living at Rockford in 1862.
6348. Hannah, b. 20 Sept., 1786, at Hoosick, d. 4 Jan., 1788.
VI. Elisha Dorr (2248), b. at Lyme, Conn, 27 March,

1764, sixth son of Matthew Dorr (511) of East Haddam,
by his first wife, Elizabeth Palmer, was a great grandson
of Phebe Hyde
(10) of the third generation. He m. 14
Sept., 1796, Elizabeth Brower. He
was a hatter, and they
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978 HYDE GENEALOGY.
settled atAlbany, N. Y., where lie was coroner and sur-

rogate,and was for many years the treasurer of the county
of Albany, and a distinguished and prominent citizen.
She d. 19 Sept., 1837, and he d. 30 April, 1843.
Their children were
6349. Palmer Cady, b. 30 Nov., 1797, at Albany. He graduated at
Middlebury college, and was a physician, and d. 30 July,
1840, unm.
6350. Cornelius Griswold, b. 30 July, 1799, at Albany. He was a
merchant, and d. 17 Sept., 1828, unm.
6351. Alfred, b. 27 Nov., 1805, at Albany. He m. 20 Oct., 1827,
Mary Catherine Middleberger, b. 11 May, 1803, at New
York, daughter of Rev. G-. Middleberger of New York. He
was a hatter, and they settled at Albany, where she d. 8 Dec,
1836, and he d. 27 April, 1843. They had three children
1. Harriet, b. 2 Feb., 1829, at Albany, and d. 27 Jan.,
1843.
2. Elizabeth, b. 5 July, 1831, m. James Dempsey, of Al-
bany. He was a grocer, and they were living at Troy, N. Y.,
in 1858, and had one child, who died at the age of 8 months.
3. mien Eemsen, b. 20 July, 1834, m. 21 Oct., 1856, Wil-
liam A. L. Ostrander, of New York, where they were living
in 1858, s.p.
6352. Edmund, b. 11 Aug., 1808, at Albany. He m. 26 April,
1836, at New Brunswick, N. J., Maria M. Engleheart, b.
11 Nov., 1814, at New York, daughter of George Engle-
heart. He was a commission merchant, and they were
living at Albany in 1858. They had two children :
1. 31argaret Elizabeth, b. 19 March, 1838,

2. Emma, b. 3 April,.1840; both unm. in 1858.
6353. Elisha, b. 9 July, 1810, at Albany. He was a dealer in ready-
made clothing, and in 1858 was living at Albany, unm.
6354. Harriet, b. 25 Dec, 1802, at Albany, d. 3 Nov., 1819, unm.
VI. Dr. Russell Dorr (2249),born at Lyme, Conn., 20

April, 1771, seventh son of Matthew Dorr (511) of East
Haddam, by his tirst wife, Elizabeth Palmer, was a great
m. 21 March, 1801, Palsa Pianna Bull, b. 25 Feb., 1783,
at Cambridge, N. Y., daughter of Isaac Bull and Amy
Chase of Hoosick, and afterwards of Troy. He was a phy-
sician and surgeon, and they settled at Chatham, N. Y.,
where he had a very extensive practice, and was a very in-
telligent and worthy citizen. He was a writer of consid-
erable force, and was well acquainted with the principles
of mechanism. He made considerable improvements in
the shearing machine, invented by his brother, Samuel
: :
HYDE GENEALOGY. 979

Griswold Dorr and was the inventor of the first thresh-
;
ing machine. It had not, however, heen perfected at the

time of his death. He d. 30 March, 1824, at BurUngton,
!N". Y., where he had been called, professionally, to attend
upon some of his near relatives who had the typhus fever,
and where he became a victim to the same disease. She
survived him, and was living in 1863, at the age of 80
years.

6355. Joseph Priestly, b. 9 July, 1805, at Chatham. He m. 8 Oct.,
1835; Julia Pixley, b. at Hillsdale, N. Y., daughter of John
Pixley, who was once sheriff of Columbia county. He gradu-
ated at Fairfield medical college, and was a physician. They
settled at Hillsdale, where they were living in 1858, and had
three children :
1. Julia Anne. 2. AngeUne Pixley. 3. John Newman.

All born at Hillsdale.
6356. Russell Griffin, b. 8 Feb., 1807, at Chatham. He m. 19
Sept., 1832, Harriet Parks, daughter of Avery Parks of Bur-
lington, N. Y. He was a lawyer, and they settled at Hills-
dale, N. Y., where they were living in 1858. They had two
children:
1. 3Iariin Harder, who graduated at the law school at

Albany, and was a lawyer in partnership with his father.
2. Harriet Faidina, living with her parents in 1858, unm.
6357. Robert Lottridge, b. 7 Aug., 1812, at Chatham. He m. 28
Feb., 1852, Mary Tompkins, b., 29 Sept., 1832, at Wayne,
N. Y., daughter of Rice Tompkins and Julia A. Ferris of
Wayne. He was a lawyer, and they settled at North Dans-
ville, N. Y., where they were living in 1861, and had three
children
1. Eobert Griswold, h. 21 March, 1854.
'
2. Horace Tracy, h. 30 Oct., 1856.

3. Eeuben Hyde Walworth, b. 15 Feb., 1860.
6358. Seneca Milo, b. 14 Aug., 1820, at Chatham. He m. 22 Feb.,
1847, Julia Caroline Ripley, b. 13 Feb., 1825, at Charleston,
S. C, daughter of William T. Ripley and Zulma Caroline
Thomas of Centre Rutland, Vt. He was a lawyer, and they
settled at Ghent, N. Y., where they resided about ten years,
and then removed to Centre Rutland, where they were living
in 1863, and where he was a member of the legislature and a
member of the council of censors. They had four children,
born at Ghent:
1. Russell Ripley,h. Nov., 1847.
2. Zulma De Lacy, b. Sept., 1851.
3. William Ripley, b. Dec, 1854.
4. Josejih Warren, who died whten 3 days old.
6359. Paulina, b. 13 July, 1803, at Chatham. She m. 14 Oct.,
:
980 HYDE GENEALOGY.
1828, Martin Harder, son of William Harder and Gertrude

Snyder. He was a farmer, and they settled at Ghent, where
he d. 31 Dec, 1843, and she d. 21 May, 1844, s. j).
6360. Catherine Van Slyck, b. 10 Oct., 1804 at Chatham. She m.
4 June, 1829, George C. Clyde, born at Cherry Valley, son
of Col. Samuel Clyde and Campbell of Cherry Valley.
He was a lawyer, and they settled at Cherry Valley, where
he was county clerk and county judge of Otsego county, and
was a member of the constitutional convention of 1846.
They were living at Cherry Valley in 1863, s. p.
6361. Henrietta, b. 8 Dec, 1808, at Chatham. She m. 14 Jan.,
1828, Orrin Phelps, son of Major Winthrop Phelps of Chat-
ham, where they settled, and where she d. 24 Sept., 1853,
and where he was living in 1858. They had four children,
born at Chatham :
1. Louisa 3Iariah, a teacher in the Spencertown academy

in 1858, unm.
2. Henrietta Paulina, d. at the age of six years.
3. Catherine Clyde, d. at the age of four years.
4. Georgianna, b. about 1847.
6362. Maria Esther, b. 16 April, 1814, at Chatham. She m. 16
Aug., 1841, Rev. John Newman, son of Elias Newman and
Elizabeth Hopkins of Amsterdam. He graduated at Union
college 1838, and was a Methodist Episcopal clergyman. He
was principal of the Troy Conference academy at Poultney;
and was subsequently appointed professor of Latin and litera-
ture at Union college. They were living at Schenectady in
1862, and had four children :
1. Henrietta Faulina, b. 13 March, 1843, and d. 1 March,

1844.
2. Catherine Clyde, b. Oct., 1844, d. in March, 1845.
3. George Clyde, b. 30 July, 1847.
4. John Elias. b. 15 July, 1855.
6363. Angeline Reed, i). 25 Feb., 1817, at Chatham. She m. 4
May, 1848, Dr. Oliver Jasper Peck, b. 28 March, 1817, at
Chatham, second son of her first cousin. Dr. Richard Sears
Peck (6372) and Phebe Hunting of Chatham. He studied
medicine and graduated at the university of Pennsylvania
1838, and was a physician. They settled at Chatham, where
they were living in 1858, and had one child
Robert Hunting, b. 13 Aug., 1850.
6364. Harriet, b. 29 Dec, 1822, at Chatham. She m. Oct., 1853,
Rev. Nathan G. Spalding. He graduated 1852 at Union
college, and was a 5lethodist .Episcopal clergyman. He was
a member of the Troy conlerence; and they were living at
Saratoga Springs in 1863, and had three children.
VI. Phebe Dorr (2250), born at Lyme, Conn., 1 Aug.,

1748, eldest daughter of Matthew Dorr (511) of East Had-
don, by his first wife, Elizabeth Palmer, was a great
HYDE GENEALOGY. Qg^
granddaughter of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third genera-
tion. She m. 28 Feb., 1765, Jasper Peck, b. 20 Sept.,
1737, at Lyme, second son of Jasper Peck and Sarah
Clark. [This first Jasper Peck of Lyme was a great
grandson of William Peck the first of Lyme, who came
from England and d. 4 Oct., 1G94, at Lyme, aged 93. See
No. 465.] They settled at Lyme, where he d. 16 Jan.,
1821. She d. 16 Feb., 1831, at West Bloomfield, Y. K
6365. Palmer, b. 18 Dec, 1765, at Lyme, d. 5 May, 1768.

6366. Clark, b. 7 Jan., 1767, at Lyme. He m. 18 Jan., 1797,
Caroline Hall, b. 23 .April, 1780, daughter of Deacon Abel
Hall and Caroline Brockway of Lyme. He was a farmer,
and they settled at West Bloomfield, N. Y., where he d. 27
Jan., 1825, and where she was living in 1858. They had
eight children, born at West Bloomfield, two of whom died
in infancy. The others were :
1. Mirandru b. 23 April, 1799, m. 4 Nov., 1844, William
G. Page, b. 1799 in Vermont, who d. 15 Feb., 1845, leaving

one son by a former wife. She was living in 1858 at West
Bloomfield, s. p.
2. Phehe Dorr,
b. 1800, and d. 26 Sept., 1805.
1805, and d. 4 Nov., 1815.
3. Caroline, b.
4. Jasjier Clark, b. 24 May, 1807, m. 12 March, 1844,
Mary C. Snow of Worcester, Mass. He was a merchant,
and they were living at West Bloomfield in 1858, and had
three children Cassius Carroll
: Mary Elsene ; and Lyra R.
;
5. Ahel Hall, b. 15 Dec, 1808, m. March, 1832, at West

Bloomfield, Sarah M. Darrow, b. 4 Aug., 1812, at Lyme,
Conn., daughter of James Darrow and Sarah Champlin He
was a farmer, and they were living at Pontiac, Mich., in
1858, and had three children: Caroline, b. 20 Dec, 1833,
m. William Satterlee, and had one son, William Abel, b.
1856; Frank Clark, b. 16 Aug., 1838; and Marcus H., b.
17 Nov., 1842.
8. Joseph Anning, b. 28 July. 1817, m. 18 March, 1844,
Susan Helleu Richardson, b. 20 Jan., 1820. at Fairfax, Vt.
He was a farmer, and they were living at Pontiac, Mich., in
1858, and had four children Anning Richardson, b. 31
:
Jan., 1846; Hellen Madeline, b. 29 Feb., 1850; Israel Put-

nam, b. 10 May, 1854; and Clara Miranda, b. 8 Oct, 1857.
6367. Palmer 2d, b. 27 March, 1768, at Lyme. He m. 1802 Cla-
rissa Douglass of New London, Conn. He was a farmer,
and they settled at West Bloomfield, where she d. 20 March,
1824, and he d. 20 Nov., 1843. They had eight children,
born at West Bloomfield :
1. Richard D., b. 28 March, 1804* was a physician, and

d. 28 July, 1834, at Dubuque, Iowa, unm.
982 IIYBE GENEALOGY.
2. Lorenzo D., b. 25 April, 1806, and d. 18 March, 1819.

3. Dudlei/, b. 26 March, 18U8, d. 28 Sept., 1839, near
Mellville, Iowa, unni.
4. Nancy Z>., b. 4 May, 1810, m. 1827 Origen Daniels of
Rochester, N. Y., and had several children; the three who
survived their infancy were Origen, b. 1836; Fanny, b.
1838 ; and Nancy Jane, b. 1842.
5. Fanni/, b. 28 March, 1812, and d. 19 July, 1857, at
Weathersfield, N. Y., unmarried.
6. Matthew Dorr^ b.
in 1858, unm.
7. Samuel Dorr, b. 29 June, 1817, m. 23 March, 1844,
Nancy Moreland, b. 20 Jan., 1825, at Union Town, Pa. He
was a farmer, and they were living at Colesburgh, Iowa, in
1858, and had five children Anne Elizabeth, b. 13 Feb.,
:
1845; Ruth Ellen, b. 23 Sept., 1847; Martha C, b. 16

March, 1850; Sarah Frances, b. 14 Aug., 1852; and Flor-
ence, b. 25 May, 1857.
8. Douglass, b. 6 Jan., 1821, m. Sept., 1848, Catherine
Gillett, b. 16 May, 1829, at Mendon, N. Y., daughter of
Daniel Gillett. She d. 9 June, 1856, at Mendon, and he
was living in Iowa, in 1858. They had one child, Ellen
May, b. 15 March, 1851, d. 5 Oct 1851. ,
6368. Jasper, b. 5 Aug., 1769, at Lyme. He d. March, 1840, at

West Bloomfield, unm.
6369. Dudley, b. 30 Nov., 1770, at Lyme ; d. 26 July, 1785, at sea.
6370. Oliver, b. 20 July, 1774, at Lyme. He -m. 29 Aug., 1797,
Mrs. Amy Lee, b. 12 March, 1778, at Lyme, fourth daugh-
ter of Rev. Jason Lee and Abiah Brown of Lyme, and widow
of Dr. Joseph Woodbridge Lee, of New London. Oliver
Peck was a shipmaster, and d. 8 May, 1815, at Waterford.
Oliver, b. 12 Nov., 1798, at Lyme; m. 20 March,

1823, Haldah M. Ensign, only daughter of Major Eli En-
sign and Huldah Fellows of Sheffield, Mass. He was a
physician, and they were living at Sheffield in 1858, and
had one child, Catherine Ensign, b. 24 Nov., 1826, at Shef-
field, unm. in 1858.
The widow of Captain Oliver Peck m. 1815 Gurdon
Clark, as his third wife, and d. 20 March, 1854, at Sheffield
at the house of her son, Dr. Peck. {See No. 1891.)
6371. Matthew, b. 4 June, 1783, at Lyme. He m. 18 Sept., 1806,
Lois Hall, daughter of Deacon Abel Hall and Caroline
Brockway of Lyme. He was a shipmaster and a farmer.
They settled at Lyme and removed to Bloomfield, N. Y.
He d. 19 Feb., 1829, in the city of New York, and she d.
12 Dec, 1832, at Lyme. They had six children, born at
Lyme :
1.Phche Dorr, b. 1 Oct., 1809, living at West Bloomfield

in 1858, unm.
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2. 3Iary Haines, b. 26 June, 1811, m. Nov., 1840, Joel
Miner, a farmer of Lyme, where they were livinp: in 1858.
3. Lucy BurnJiavi, h. 11 Jan., 1811, m. 26 July, 1843,
Randall Drake of Albion, Mich., where they were living in
4. Lois Catherine, b. 2 Nov., 1816, m. 4 May, 1837, at

East Bloomfield, Lora Whittemore, and they were living in
Michigan in 1858 and had one child.
5. ffa^mah Hall, b. 13 March, 1820, m. 2 Nov., 1840,
George Ingersoll, and settled at Marshall, Mich., where she
d. 14 April, 1844.
6. Matthew Jasper, b. 19 July, 1822, m. 18 Dec, 1856,
Mary Hardee, of West Bloomfield, where they were living in
1858.
6372. Kichard Sears, b. 22 Sept., 1784, at Lyme. He studied medi-
cine with his uncle, Russell Dorr (2249), and was a physi-
cian. He m. 24 June, 1812, Phebe Hunting, b. 18 Dec,
1788, at Stamford, N. Y., second daughter of Isaac Hunting
and Elizabeth Knapp. They settled at Chatham, N. Y.,
where he d. 3 July, 1827. They had three children, born
atChatham :
Richard Hunting, b.
1. 9 March, 1814, m. 1841 Mary Ten
Eyck of Schodack, N. Y. ; was a merchant, and they were
living at Austin, Texas, in 1858, and had five children.
2. Oliver Jasper, b. 28 March, 1817 ; was a physician,
and m. 4 May, 1848, his father's first cousin, Angeline Reed
Door (6363>, fifth daughter of Dr. Russell Door '(2249) and
Palsa Plana Bull of Chatham.
3. Edward Richard, b. 19 Feb., 1819; was a lawyer, went
to Texas in 1852, and was mayor of the city of Austin. He
m. 1 Oct., 1857, Mary Ann Champlin, and settled at Scho-
dack, N. Y., where they were living in 1858.
The widow of Dr. Richard Sears Peck, m. his nephew. Dr.
Joseph Chadwick, son of Joseph Chadwick and Phebe Peck
(6373), but she had no issue by him.
6373. Phebe, b. 28 Aug., 1778, at Lyme, She m. 13 June, 1799,
Joseph Chadwick, b. 26 Jan., 1772, at Lyme, son of Reuben
Chadwick and Martha, his wife. He was a merchant, and
they settled at North Lyme, where he was a justice of the
peace, and where he d. 1831. She was living at West
Bloomfield in 1858. They had two children, born at Lyme
1. Joseph, b. 26 April, 1800, graduated at Yale 1821, and
was a physician. He m. at Chatham, N. Y., Mrs. Phebe
(Hunting) Peck, widow of his uncle, Dr. Richard Sears
Peck (6372) of Chatham. They settled at Chatham, where
he d. 30 June, 1841, s.p.
2. Julia Ann, h. 30 Dec, 1802, m. George F. Langworthy,
a farmer, of Stonington, Conn., where they were living in
1858, and had three children.
6374. Elizabeth, b. 21 Oct., 1780, at Lyme. She m. 1798, James
;
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HYDE GENEALOGY.
Gillet, b.1775, at Lyme, son of Reynold Gillet and Martha

Marvin of Lyme. They settled at Lyme, and removed to
Glastonbury, Conn., where he d. 24 April, 1819. She d.
9 Sept., 184G, at West Bloomfield, N. Y. They had three
children :
1. BwUej/, b. oU Nov,, 1709. at Lyme, m, 25 Sept., 1825,

Janette Smith of Glastonbury. He was a shipmaster, and
y d. 19 March, 1838, at sea, near Havana. She was living at
China, N. Y., in 1858. They had two children, b. at Glas-
tonbury Harriet, b. 29 April, 1827, d. 21 April, 1831 and
: ;
James, b. 21 Sept., 1828, a farmer, living at China, N. Y.,

1858. with his mother.
2. John Bmkhy, b. 31 March, 1809, at Lyme, m. 10
Sept., 1841, Philena Smith of China, N. Y., and had two
children John Dudley, b. 28 July, 1848, at Java, N. Y.
:
and Elizabeth E., b. 5 Aug., 185U, at Lewiston, N, Y.

3. Martha EUzaheth, b, 15 May, 1813, at Glastonbury, m.
5 Sept., 1835, her first cousin. Dr. Oliver Peck Clark, eldest
son of Gurdon Clark (5515) and Anne Peck (6375) of West
Bloomfield, N. Y. {See No. 5515.)
6375. Anne, b. 20 Dec, 1788. at Lyme. She m. her fourth cousin,
Gurdon Clark (5515) of Lyme, second son of Gurdon Clark
of Lyme, by his second wife, Ruth Sill (1891), and removed
to West Bloomfield, N, Y, {See No. 5515.)
VI. Helen Talcott Dorr (2251), born at Lyme, Conn.,

16 July, 1754, second daughter of Matthew Dorr (511) of
East Haddam, by his first wife, Elizabeth Palmer, was a
great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third
generation. She m. 20 June, 1773, Deacon Andrew Sill,
b. 20 April, 1745, at Lyme, eldest son of Andrew Sill and
Phebe Mather, and grandson of Zachariah Sill and Eliza-
beth Mather of Lyme. {See No. Q6.)
[Elizabeth Mather, b. 20 N'ov., 1682, who m. Zachariah
Sill the first of Lyme, was the daughter of Richard Mather
the first of Lyme and Katherine Wise {see No. 468). An-
drew Sill the first of Lyme and his wife, Phebe Mather,
b. 10 March, 1719, daughter of Joseph Mather the first of
Lyme, were first cousins, of the Mather blood.]
Andrew Sill, who m. Helen Talcott Dorr, was a cabinet-
maker, joiner, and wheelwright, and settled at Lyme.
He served in the army, about two years, in the war of the
revolution. About the beginning of 1790, he removed
with his family to Burlington, N. Y., where he was a
deacon of the church for moi-e than thirty years, and was
there a farmer. His wife d. 24 March, 1824, at Burling-
ton, of the typhus fever, which also swept ofi' four of her
adult children and likewise proved fatal to her brother,
;
;
HYDE GENEALOGY. 985

Dr. Russell Dorr, who came to visit his sister, &c,, profes-
sionally. Deacon Andrew Sill survived his wife nearly
twelve years, and d. 29 Oct., 1835, in the 91st year of his
age, at Burlington.
6376. Abel, b. 8Aug., 1774, at Lyme. He m. his fourth cousin,

Hepzibah Peck (5811), b. 27 Jan., 1774, at Lyme, eldest
daughter of Judge Jedediah Peck (1982) and Tabitha Ely
(1995) of Lyme, and afterwards of Burlington. He was a
farmer, and they settled at Burlington, where he d. 12 April,
1824. They had nine children, born at Burlington :
1. Elisha Dorr, b. 2 Sept., 1794, m. Matilda Weeks, was

a farmer and settled at Burlington, where he was living in
1858, and had two children: George W., b. 15 Jan., 1823,
'
m. Laura I. Pierce, and had a child, Abner Eugene, b. 19
Nov., 1850. And Abel, b. 29 Sept., 1825, m. Mary J. Pot-
ter, and had three daughters Martha Matilda, b. 12 Aug.,
:
1848; Mary Louisa, b. 21 Nov., 1850; and Anna Peck, b.

27 June, 1852.
2. Elijah Peck, b. 6 May, 1800, m. Minerva Knapp, and
was living at Barre, N. Y., in 1858, and had three children :
Eliza A., b. 4 June, 1828, m. Selah C. Sanford Edwin K.,

;
b. 4 Nov., 1832, d. 11 Nov., 1837; and Caroline K. b. 6

Oct., 1837.
3. Russell Dorr, b. 12 Aug., 1802, m. Delia Wirt, was a
farmer, and settled at Yates, N. Y,, where he was living in
1858, and had five children William H., b. 26 Sept., 1832
:
John W., b. 24 Nov., 1834; Andrew J., b. 16 June, 1837;

Mary Jane, b. 20 March, 1845; and Anna P., b. 16 Dec,
1849.
4. RicJiard Ely, b. 22 May, 1804, m. Almira Bolton, was
a farmer, and settled at Hastings, N. Y., where he was living
in 1858, and had six children Russell Dorr, b. 20 Oct.,
:
1829, m. Mariette Bush, and had a daughter, Emma Jo-

sephine, b. 28 Jan., 1854; Hellen Dorr, b., 13 Oct., 1831;
Richard Ely, b. 22 Feb., 1834; Eliza, b. 7 Sept., 1837;
Francis R., b. 15 Jan., 1847; and Mary Jane, b. 18 Nov.,
1852.
5. Talitha, b. 18 April, 1806, m. Nathaniel Bolton, a
merchant.
6. Jedediah Peck, b. about 1808, m. Caroline Ward, and
was living at Cooperstown, N. Y., in 1858.
7. Hellen, b. 6 May, 1810, m. Roswell Hollister, and was
living at Rockford, 111., in 1858.
8. Andreiv, b. 10 May, 1812, was a farmer, and was living
at Otisco, N. Y., in 1858.
9. Anna Peck, b. 9 Aug., 1818, was principal of a large
female seminary at Rochford, 111., in 1863, and had been for
about fourteen years, and was unm.
124
:
986 HYDE GENEALOGY.
6377. Jonathan Palmer, b. 8 Jan., 1776, at Lyme. He m. 13 Feb.,

1801, Mary Faulkner, b. 1774, daughter of Judge James
Faulkner of Cambridge and Anne, his wife, and sister of his
uncle Jonathan Dorr's wife. He was a physician, and they
settled at Geneseo, N. Y., where he d. 8 Sept., 1806. He
had by her four children, born at Geneseo :
1. Margaret, b. 6 Jan., 1802. died in infancy.

2. John Faulkner, b. 11 April, 1803, died in infancy.
3. Andrew, b. 1 Dec, 1804, m. Marina WoodruiF, was a
physician, and settled at Livonia, N. Y., where he was post-
master, member of the legislature, a deputy of the U. S.
marshal, and where he was living in 1858, and had three
children :Henry F., b. 27 Aug., 1835 Edward E., b. 14
;
July, 1839; and George W., b. 24 Aug., 1843.

4. Jonathan Palmer, b. 8 Sept., 1806, m. Miriam J. Colt,
was a merchant, and settled at Scottsville, N. Y., was the in-
ventor of setting card teeth by machinery. He was after-
wards a farmer at Chili, N. Y., where he d. Dec, 1855. He
had three children John Colt, b. 5 June, 1838 Mary, b. 5
: ;
Aug., 1840; and Matthew Henry, b. 27 Oct., 1843.

Mary Faulkner, the widow of Dr. Jonathan Palmer Sill
the first, m. Moses Gibson of Geneseo, and d. in Jan., 1853.
6378. Andrew, b. 31 March, 1778, at Lyme. He m. Parnal Clark,
b. 3 April, 1780. He was a machinist, a merchant, and a
manufacturer of machine cards. They settled at Burlington,
where she d. 11 May, 1815. He. had by her two children,
born at Burlington
1. Harriet, b. 5 June, 1807, and d. 11 Nov., 1838, unm.
2. Blinn Smith, b. 3 April, 1809, m. Catherine A. Lathrop.
He was a physician, and they settled at Bainbridge, N. Y.,
where she d. 11 May, 1845, and where he was living in 1858.
They had three children Arabella J., b. 6 July, 1840, d. 1
:
April, 1849 ; Stella B., b. 27 Oct., 1842; and Erastus L.,

b. 12 March, 1845.
Andrew Sill m. 2 Pamelia Balcom, b. about 1797, who d.
16 April, 1837, at Burlington, aged 37 years, and had by
her six more children, born at Burlington :
3. Li/dia Pamelia, b. 8 July, 1818, m. Ezra Mather, and

settled at Burlington.
4. Almira, b. 22 Jan., 1820, m. Pitt Cushman, and settled
at Pittsfield, N. Y.
5. Elizabeth, b. 14 May, 1822, d. 1 March, 1839, unm.
6. Helen Dorr, b. 18 Dec, 1824, and d. 15 March, 1844,
unm.
7. Matthew Dorr, b. 9 Aug., 1827, and d. 5 Aug., 1850,
unm.
8. Russell Dorr, b. 14 Aug., 1829, m. Delia Williams, was
a farmer, and they were living at Columbus, N. Y., 1858.
Andrew Sill m. 3 Sarah Halliday, and removed to Colum-
bus, N. Y., where he d. 13 July, 1856, without issue by her.
HYDE GENEALOGY. 937
6379. Henry Sill, b. 2 April, 1786, at Lyme. He m. 29 July,
1818, Abigail Dimock, b. 17 Oct., 1798, daughter of Timothy
Dimock and Polysena Brown of Burlington, N. Y. He was
a merchant and a card manufacturer, and they settled at
Burlington, N. Y., where he was postmaster and justice of
the peace, and where she died about 1835. He had by her
five children, born at Burlington :
1. Abigail Blokeslee, b. 23 April, 1819, m. Leander H.

Knapp. He was a saddler, and they were living at Oxford,
N. Y., in 1858, and had five children Henry Sill, b. 25
:
July, 1841 ; Francis, b. 5 June, 1844 Florence, b, 23 June,

;
1848; Eliza, b. 13 Nov., 1850; and Merina.

2. Henri/ Ward, b. 25 May, 1821; m. 23 Aug., 1843,
Harriet Russell, daughter of William Russell of Otego,
N. Y. He was a farmer and merchant and a drover, and
they removed to Black Creek, 0., where he was postmaster,
and where they were living in 1858, and had two children :
William, b. 23 Sept., 1844, d. 16 Feb., 1846; and Emmet

Dorr, b. 2 Nov., 1850.
3. Eliza, b. 29 Oct., 1826, m. William Frater of Burling-
ton. He was a mechanic, and they were living at Burling-
ton in 1861, and had two children.
4. CooJc Dimock, b. 28 Jan., 1829, m. Lucy Ann Harris,
daughter of Jonathan Harris of Knox, 0., where they
settled. He went to St. Jose, Cal where he d. 23 Dec,
,
1853. They had two children Abigail, b. 13 Dec, 1850;

:
and Byron Cook, b. 1 May, 1852.

5. Edmund, b. 28 April, 1834 ; m. his father's fourth
cousin, Helen Maria Sill Walworth. (^See No. 4246.)
Henry Sill then m. 21 Sept., 1836, Mary Ann Maples, b.
13 Jan., 1809, at Hartwick, N. Y. They were living at
Burlington in 1860, and he had no issue by her.
5380. Matthew Dorr, b. 22 Oct., 1802, at Burlington, where he d.
1 Jan., 1824, unm.
3381. Phebe, b. 26 March, 1781, at Lyme. She m. 20 Dec, 1802,
Eli Dimock, b. 31 May, 1775, son of Timothy Dimock of
Butternuts. He was a merchant, and they settled at New
Lisbon, and removed to Burlington, N. Y., where he d. 12
July, 1847, and where she was living in 1861. They had
nine children, all, except the second, born at Burlington :
1. Helkn Talcott 17 Feb., 1804; m. 29 Sept.,

Sill, b.
1822, Ebenezer Sheldon, b. 1796, son of Jonathan Sheldon
of Bernardston, Mass., by his second wife, Naoma Fox, and
grandson of Ebenezer Sheldon and Mary Hoyt of Bernards-
ton. They were living at Utica in 1861, and had eight chil-
dren George Ritter, b. 1823, m. Lydia Harris Eliza Sill,
: ;
b. 1825, d. 1844; Amanda Dimock, b. 1827; Albert Smith,

b. 1829; Mary Mehitable, b. 1831, d. 1846; Harriet
Ann, b 1834; Cornelia Matilda, b. 1836, d. 1846; and
Artemas Henry, b. 1836.
:
988 HYDE GENEALOGY.
2. Seneca, b. 5 Oct., 1805, at New Lisbon. He m. 28

July, 1831, Julia Beecher of Windsor, N. Y. He was a
physician, and settled at Franconia, 0., where he d. 13 Aug.,
1860, and where she was living in 1861. They had one son,
Elias Whitmore, who married and was living at Franconia in
1861, and had two children Phebe and Julia.
:
3. Dorr Sill, b. 19 Nov., 1809, and d. 24 June, 1838,

unm.
4. Elizaheth, b.30 April, 1812, m. 15 Sept., 1836, George
Harmon Windsor of North Bainbridge, N. Y., where they
were living in 1861, and had one child, Hellen Dorr, who m.
John Freiot, and had one daughter, Angelina, in 1860.
5. Richard B., b. 2 Oct., 1813, m. 12 Aug., 1841, Sarah
Mattison, b. 27 Sept., 1820, at Burlington, daughter of Na-
than Mattison and Sarah Bardwell. They settled at Bur-
lington, where he was a justice of the peace and postmaster,
and where they were living in 1861, and had three children
Cornelia Amanda, b. 9 Sept., 1842, unm. in 1861; and
Seneca Dorr and George (twins), b. 15 Sept., 1846.
6. Cornelia, b. 19 May, 1815, and d. 11 May, 1841, unm.
7. Amanda, b. 29 Dec, 1817, and d. 17 Aug., 1819.
8. Fhebe Starkaj,h. 18 Feb., 1820, and d. 15 Nov., 1854,
unm.
9. Eli, b. 4 May, 1822, was a physician, and m. Mary
Caswell, and was living at Franconia, 0., in 1861, and had
one child, Mary Jane.
6382. Helen Talcott, born 10 May, 1788, at Lyme. She m. her
mother's third cousin. Judge James Clinton Walworth
(1338), second son of Benjamin Walworth and Apphia
(Hyde) Cardall (312) of Hoosick, N. Y. (See No. 1338.)
6383. Eliza, b. 21 Feb., 1790, at Burlington, where she d. 7 Jan.,
1824, unm.
yi. Elizabeth Dorr (2252), born at Lyme, Conn., 14

March, 1766, third daughter of Matthew Dorr (511) of
East Haddam, by his first wife, Elizabeth Palmer, was a
great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde of the third genera-
tion. She m. 1786, at Chatham, N. Y., Jacob De Lama-
ter, b. 1 June, 1762, at Oblong, K
Y., third son of John
De Lamater and Maria Kipp of Oblong, and afterwards of
Kinderhook, !N^. Y., and grandson of Capt. Isaac De
Lamater and Rebecca De Lamater of Kingston, and after-
wards of Oblong (now Amenia), N. Y.
[This Capt. Isaac De Lamater, b. 1693 at Kingston,
(who m. Rebecca De Lamater, and was a magistrate and
a captain in the French war), was the eldest son of James
De Lamater and Garretje Martins, who settled at Kings-
ton, removed to Clave rack, and from there to Marbletown.
i
:
HYDE GE^ÊALOGY. 989

That James De Lamater was a son of Capt. Isaac De
Lamater, of Esopus or Kingston, one of the first settlers
of Ulster county, IST. Y. He undoubtedly came there
from HoHand, and "was probably the progenitor of all of
the De Lamaters in the United States. He probably came
to Ulster county previously to the congregating of the
settlers in the stockaded town or village of Esopus in
1658. One of his descendants, in 1858, two hundred
years later, had in his possession a cane which had come
down to him from his emigrant ancestor, which bore this
inscription " Capt. Isaac De Lamater, 1656."
: See 13
N. E. Hist, and Gen. Beg., 41.]
Jacob De Lamater was a farmer, and they settled at
Chatham. In 1790 they removed to Duanesburgh, and
in 1802 to Florida, N. Y., where he was a major of militia,
and where he d. 27 June, 1828. She d. 25 March, 1850,
at Lockport, N. Y.
The!)- children icere
6384. John, 18 April, 1787, at Chatham.

b. He was licensed to
practice physic and surgery in 1806, by the medical society
of Otsego county. He m. 1 April, 1810, Ruth Angel, b. 10
Feb., 1789, at Smithfield, R. I., daughter of Joshua Angel
and Mehitable Manton of Kinderhook, N. Y. They resided
at Florida, Albany, Shefl&eld, Fairfield, Palmyra, and Cleve-
land, at which several places and others he was extensively
engaged in the practice of physic and surgery. In 1823 he
received the honorary degree of doctor of medicine at Wil-
liams college, and in 1861 the honorary degree of doctor of
laws at the Western Reserve college. He was at different
times professor in the medical school at Pittsfield, Mass., the
medical college at Fairfield, N. Y., in the medical depart-
ments of Geneva college, N. Y., Bowdoin college, Me., Dart-
mouth college, N. H., Western Reserve college, 0» and the
university at Willoughby, 0. In 1859 he was living at
East Cleveland, 0., and kept an office in the city of Cleve-
land. He was there engaged in the practice of his profes-
sion, and was professor of general pathology, midwifery, and
the diseases of women and children, in the Western Reserve
college at Cleveland. He had been a ruling elder in the
Presbyterian churches at several of the places of his resi-
dence from time to time. They had eight children :
1. jVehifable, b. 11 July, 1811, at Florida, m. 22 Jan.,

1828. at Fairfield, N. Y., Dr. James Davis, b. 7 Aug., 1805,
at Whitesborough, N. Y., son of James Davis and Lydia
Luce of Phelps, N. Y. He graduated at Fairfield medical
college in 1828, and was a physician. They settled at
Phelps, where she d. 29 May, 1836. They had four child-
;
990 HYDE GENEALOGY.
ren : Anne, b. 27 June, 1829, m. A. W. Atkinson of Ho-

boken, in 1857, and removed to Illinois in 1858, and had a
daughter, Georgianna. James, b. 17 July, 1831, a dentist,
married and living in North Carolina in 1858, and had one
child. John De Lamater, b. 29 Sept., 1833, a lawyer living
in North Carolina 1858, unm. And Mehitable b. 15 May,
1836, d. Aug., 1836.
2. EUzaheth, b. 27 Feb., 1813, at Florida. She was living
3. Jacob James, b. 25 June, 1815, at Albany. He m. 1
Jan., 1838, his fifth cousin, Anne Sophia Beckwith, b. 2
June, 1818, at Palmyra, eldest daughter of George Beckwith
and Ruth Matson Clark (5519) of Palmyra. He was a law-
yer, but subsequently studied medicine and received the de-
gree of doctor of medicine at the New York university in
1844, and settled at Cleveland, 0. He was appointed pro-
fessor of anatomy and physiology in the medical department
of the Western Reserve college in 1845, and professor of
materia medica, therapeutics and medical jurisprudence in
the same institution in 1856, and in 1853 received the hon-
orary degree of master of arts from the Illinois college and
from the Western Reserve college. In 1859 they werfe liv-
ing at Palmyra, and had three children Anne Sophia, b. 12
:
May, 1841, d. 25 April, 1846 Anne Georgia, b. 12 April,

;
1847 ; and George Beckwith, b. 25 Sept., 1854.

4. Gertrude Catherine, b. 22 Aug., 1817, at Shefl&eld, m.
7 Oct., 1844, Ellis Worthington, b. 11 Feb., 1816, at Ded-
ham, son of Erastus Worthington and Sarah Ellis of Dedham.
He was a lawyer, and they settled at Fort Wayne, and in
1848 removed to Milwaukee, where they were living in
1858, and had two children Charles Ellis, b. 9 Dec, 1849
:
and Frederick Fisher, b. 4 Jan., 1856.

5. John Angel, b. 19 July, 1819, at Sheffield, was a theolo-
gical graduate of the Western Reserve college, and was
living at East Cleveland in 1858, unm.
^6. 3Iar,^ Whittlesey, b. 10 Nov., 1821, at Sheffield, d. 2
June, 1851, at East Cleveland, unm.
7. Eliza Sill, b. 10" Feb., 1824, at Sheffield, m. 14 Feb.,
1844, Dr. Rodney Matthews, b. 15 Feb., 1822, at Paines-
ville, 0., third son of Dr. John Matthews and Martha D.
Huntington of Painesville. He was a medical graduate of
the Western Reserve college, and was a physician. She d.
5 Sept., 1847, at Cleveland, s. p.
8. Martha, h. 31 March, 1826, at Pittsfield, m. 2 Nov.,
1852, Smith Barker Burnham, b. 8 Aug., 1820, at Schenec-
tady, eldest son of Jonathan C. Burnham and Harriet Tucker.
He graduated at Union college 1842, and was a physician
and dentist. They settled at Schenectady, removed to Troy,
and from there to Milwaukee, where they were living in
1858. She d. 29 July, 1863, at Long Branch, N. J., s.p.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 992

6385. Edward, b. 20 March, 1789, at Chatham. He m. Sept., 1812,
Sarah Hale, b. 20 May, 1788, at Florida, N. Y., daughter of
Theodore Hale and Anne Forbes of Florida. They settled
at Manlius, N. Y. He d. 1847, in Illinois, and she d. 30
JuD€, 1850, at Manlius. They had eight children, born at
Manlius
1. Mary Anne, b. 17 Aug., 1814, m. 23 May, 1849,
Gregory. They settled at Theresa, N. Y., where she d. 18
March, 1853, and where he was livina: in 1858.
2. Jacobs b. 16 Sept., 1816, m. 4"Nov., 1848, Mary M.
Barnes, and settled at Detroit. He d. 12 Jan., 1857, on a
visit, at Chicago, and had several children.
3. Cornelia^\i. 12 Dec, 1817, m. 2 May, 1842, Benjamin
T. Adams, b. 10 Dec, 1813, at Sullivan, N. Y., son of
Joseph Adams and Mary Truesdell of Sullivan. He was a
merchant, and they were living at Bridgeport, N. Y., in 1858,
and had four children John Truesdell, b. 20 Feb., 1843 ;
:
Anne Helen, b. 27 March, 1848; Mary Eliza, b. 12 Nov.,

1854 and Cornelia Brunetta, b. 7 July, 1857.
;
4. Edward D., b. 8 March, 1819, m. 10 Jan., 1855, Mary

H. Beaumont, b. 16 Nov., 1821. He was a contractor on
public works, and they were living at Cleveland in 1858, and
had two children: Edward, b. 1 Jan., 1856; and Ellen
Frances, b. 1 March, 1857.
5. Addison Hale, b. 12 Oct., 1820, m. 22 June, 1853,
Eliza L. Shuler, b. 23 July, 1822, daughter of Col. William
Shuler of Amsterdam, and granddaughter of Col. Solomon
Shuler and Lydia Wood of Florida (see M. 6388). They
were living at Amsterdam in 1858, p.
.s.
6. uidaline, b. 12 Oct., 1820 (twin), m. 24 Sept., 1840,

William Everson, b. 24 Jan., 1819, at Manlius, son of John
Everson and Elizabeth Eansier of Manlius. He was a
farmer, and they settled at Manlius. In 1856, they removed
to Springfield, Pa., where he had a contract on the public
works. In Aug., 1857, they removed to Elkhorn, Wis.,
where he was engaged in building a part of the Milwaukee
and Beloit rail road in 1858. They had eight children, born
at Manlius :Duane Shuler, b. 27 June, 1841 ; Helen Eliza-
beth, b. 18 April, 1843, d. 30 July, 1847 ; Maria Adaline,
b. 23 June, 1845, d. 6 Aug , 1847 ; William Edward, b. 14
July, 1847; Giles Hamilton, b. 11 Aug., 1849; Addison
Hale, b. 18 Dec, 1850, d. 22 March, 1854; Addison De
Lamater, b. 3 Nov., 1853, d. 20 Sept., 1856; and Davis W.,
b. 24 Nov., 1855, d. 17 Sept., 1856.
7. Helen E., b. 18 April, 1826, m. 17 Oct., 1850, Davis
W. Shuler, son of Col. William Shuler and Martha P. Davis
of Amsterdam, and a half-brother of the wife of her brother,
Addison Hale De Lamater. They were living at Amsterdam
in 1858, and had two children : Martha P., b. 23 June,
1853; and Helen E., b. 11 Feb., 1856.
992 HYDE GENEALOGY.
8. Martha, b. Feb., 1828, died in infancy.

6386. Jacob, b. 20 May, 1791, at Duanesburgh, graduated at the
medical college in New York, in 1813, and was a physician.
He settled at Florida, N. Y., removed to Albany, and d. 21
Oct., 1814, at the residence of his parents, unm.
6387. Elizabeth, h. 4 Jan., 1794, at Duanesburgh. She m. 22
Sept., 1811, Thomas Yandeveer, b. 17 Jan., 1786, son of
Teunis Vaudeveer and Martha Saybrook of Glen, N. Y.
He was a farmer, and they settled at Mendon, N. Y., re-
moved to Glen 1815, and to Florida, N. Y., in 1829, where
she d. 20 Jan., 1840. He removed to Lockport, N. Y., in
1848. They had six children :
1. Saijhrook, b. 15 Dec, 1813, at Mendon, d. 2 May,

1833, unm.
2. Jacob, b. 27 Oct., 1815, at Glen, d. 21 March, 1854,
at Lockport, unm.
3. Elizabeth, b. 12 Aug., 1818, at Glen, m. Feb., 1840,
T. Ptomeyn Liddle, b. 3 Feb., 1806, son of Thomas Liddle
and Janette his wife. She was his second wife, and they set-
tled at Florida. His children by her were Saybrook V., b.
:
21 Dec, 1840 ; Ann Elizabeth, b. 25 Aug., 1842 Henrietta

;
C, b. 24 Nov., 1844; Jennie E,., b. 17 Aug., 1846; James

D., b. 1 April, 1849; David Cady, b. 10 Sept., 1851; and
Helen Rosina, b. 28 June, 1853.
4. John, b. 13 April, 1821, at Glen; was a clerk, residing
at Lockport in 1858, unm.
5. Helena Sill, b. 7 Jan., 1824, at Glen, and d. 23 Dec,
1838.
6. Martha, b. 22 July, 1827, at Glen. She was living at
Lockport in 1358, unm.
6388. Maria, b. 4 Feb., 1799, at Duanesburgh. She m. Dr. John
Shuler, b. 10 Aug., 1794, at Florida, N. Y., son of Colonel
Solomon Shuler and Lydia Wood and grandson of Lawrence
Shuler and Sarah Dubois of Florida.
[This Lawrence Shuler was born at Wirtemburgh in Ger-
many, and came to America with his father and a brother,
George Shuler, and a sister, Caty Shuler.]
John Shuler was a physician and surgeon, and became
very eminent in his profession. They settled at Canajoha-
rie, and afterwards removed to Lockport, N. Y. He d. 20
Feb., 1854, at San Francisco, Cal., and she was livicg at
Lockport in 1858. They had two children, born at Can-
ajoharie :
1. A son, who died unnamed.

2. Eli><ha Dorr, b. 22 Sept., 1820, m. 1851 at Rochester,
Louisa C. Dutton. b. 29 Aug., 1830, daughter of Augustus
W. Dutton and Almira his wife, of Rochester. They were
living at Lockport, N. Y., in 1858, where he was * colonel of
militia; and they had one son, John Frank, b. 20 May,
1852.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. 993

6389. Helen, b. 4 June, 1809, at Florida. She m. 2 Feb., 1830,
James Duane Shuler, b. 28 May, 1803, at Florida, brother
of her sister Maria's husband. He was a flu-iuer and a con-
tractor on public works. They settled at Lockport, where
they were living in 1858, and had four children born there :
1. Juhn Taylor, b. 7 Feb., 1831 m. 23 April, 1856, Caro-

;
line W. Wilcox of Eoyalton, N. Y., b. 17 March, 1835, (a

descendant of George Shuler the first, of America {see No.
6388), through his youngest son, John Shuler and Hannah
Beck, and their daughter Adeline Shuler, who mar-
ried Wilcox). They settled at Lockport, where they
were living in 1858, and had a son, George Taylor, b. 19
Dec, 1857.
2. Ellzaheth, b. 10 July, 1833, and d. 8 Sept., 1834.
3. EllzahethD., b. 25 May, 1835, m. 9 April, 1854, Hiram
G. Howland, b. 25 Dec, 1826, and settled at Lockport, where
she d. 15 Sept., 1855, s.^j.
4. Julia Ann, b. 16 May, 1837 living at Lockport in 1858
;
unm.
VI. Barack Dorr (2254), born at East Haddam, Conn.,

29 Aug., 1778, second son of Capt. Matthew Dorr (511) of
East Haddam, by liis second wife Lydia (Wood) McLean,
generation. He m. 1 June, 1809, Phebe Ward, b. 21 Feb.,
1788, in Virginia. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Athens, 0., and in 1835 removed to Porter county, la.,
where he d. 4 March, 1841. She was living at Valparaiso,
la., in 1858.

6390. Russell, b. 23 Dec, 1811, at Athens. He m. 26 Dec, 1857,
Emeline James. They were living at Calumet, la., in 1859,
and was a farmer, county commissioner, and justice of the
peace, and they had two children :
1. Phehe Jane. 2. Helena.

6391. Edward, b. 6 April, 1816, at Athens. He m. 4 June, 1846.
Eliza Bull and in 1858 they were living at or near Fill-
;
more, la., and had four children :
, 1. Ojjhelia. 2. John. 3. William. 4. Ella.

6392. John S., b. 5 Nov., 1824, at Athens, d- 26 July, 1825.
6393. Jonathan L., b. 4 June, 182T, at Athens. He m. 17 Nov.,
1853, Laura Nunderwood. He was a merchant, and they
were living at Valparaiso, la., 1858, and had two children •
1. Frank. 2. Alfred.
6394. Jonas, b. 13 Aug., 1829, at Athens. He was living at New
Virginia, Iowa, in 1858.
6395. Joseph M., b. 13 Aug., 1829, at Athens (twin). He m. 5
March, 1856, Julietta B. lieyuolds. He was a lawyer, and
125 ^ ' •
: :
994 HYDE GENEALOGY.
they were living at Yalparaiso, la., in 1859, and had one

child : Mark L.
6396. Helena, b. 5 March, 1810, at Athens. She m. 24 March,
1840, John Warnock. They were living at Westville, la.,
in 1858, s. p.
6897. Belinda, b. 28 June, 1814, at Athens. She m. 17 April,
1835, Henry Herold, They settled at Westville, la., where
she d. 11 March, 1855, aod where he was living in 1858.
They had ten children :
1. Mary. 2. Russell. 3. Jonathan. 4. Joseph.

5. Henri/. 6. Samantha . 7. William. 8. Ilirani.
9. Frniik. 10. Barack.
After her death he m. her first cousin, Ann Dorr (6410),
b. 11 Nov., 1828, at Athens, 0., youngest daughter of
William Dorr (2255) and Jane Lyons. {See No. 6410.)
6398. Juliana, b. 2 March, 1818, at Athens. She m. 29 May, 1853,
L. N. Skinner, and settled at Valparaiso, where she d. 8
May, 1854, and left one child Juliana L. D. :
6399. Lovinia, b. 11 Nov., 1819, at Athens. She d. 22 July, 1845,

unm.
6400. Harriet ), o7 T d. 8 Sept., 1823.
6401. Jane |
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^^^^ ^^.a.t,
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f
| d. 3 Oct., 1823.
VI. William Dorr (2255), born at East Haddam, Conn.,

27 Aug., 1782, third son of Capt. Matthew Dorr (511) of
East Haddam, by his second wife, Lydia (Wood) McLean,
generation. He m. Jane Liyons, b, 22 Feb., 1787, daugh-
ter of Joseph Lyons and Mary Carey. He was a farmer,
and they settled at Athens, 0., where he d. 19 March,
1832, and where she was living in 1858,
Their children were
6402. Matthew, b. 16 March, 1807, at Athens. He m. 1 Dec,
1835, Julia Coe, b. 7 April, 1814, daughter of Josiah Coe
and Marian Beach of Athens county, 0., formerly of Strat-
ford, Conn. He was a farmer, and they settled at Athens;
and in 1858 they were living upon the same farm formerly
owned by his grandfather, Capt. Matthew Dorr (511), at
Athens. They had nine children, b. at Athens
1. William, b. 28 Sept., 1836, and d. 13 Feb., 1838.
2. Adaline, b. 19 Aug., 1838, unm. in 1858.
3. 3Iary Ann, b. 28 July, 1840, d. 4 Feb., 1841.
4. Josephus, b. 1 Dec, 1841,
5. Henry L., b. 28 Oct., 1845.
6. Charles, b. 21 Dec, 1847.
7. FranMin, 8 Nov., 1849.
b.
8. Elizabeth, 9 Dec, 1851,
b.
9. Leander, b. 25 June, 1855,
HYDE GENEALOGY. 995
6403; Joseph, b. 1 June, 1816, at Athens. He m. 1 March, 1844,
Dorcas Matheny, b. 11 Dec, 1827, daughter of John Ma-
theny and Rebecca Benjamin of Athens. He was a farmer,
and they were living at Athens in 1858, and had four child-
ren :
1. Eher, b. 29 Nov., 1847.

2. Lucy, b. 22 April, 1850.
3. Hadley, b. 10 Sept., 1852.
4. Laura., b. 1 Aiig., 1854.
6404. Edmund, b. 2 Feb., 1821, at Athens. He m. 9 Feb., 1845,
Therese P. Rowell, b. 6 Aiig., 1824, daughter of Elmer
Rowell and Esther his wife of Athens. They settled in
Athens county, 0., where they were living in 1858. They
had five children :
1. Tlieora, b. 8 July, 1846.

2. Adelia, b. 7 Dec., 1847.
3. Elmer
Eostoell, b. 7 Sept., 1849;
4. Julia Anne, b. 25 Aug., 1851.
5. William, h. 26 Jan., 1856.
6405. Lucy, b. 11 May, 1809, at Athens. She m. Woodruff Con-
nett. They were living at Chauncey, 0., in 1858.
6406. Jane, b. 13 May, 1811, at Athens. She m. F. Matheney, and
was living at Athens in 1858.
6407. Lydia, b. 1 Jan., 1814, at Athens: She m. 24 Nov., 1836,
George Connett, b. 20 Dec, 1811, son of AbnerConnett and
EUzabeth his wife. He was a farmer, cloth dresser and wool
carder. They were living at Wolf's Plains, Athens county,
0., in 1858. They had seven children:
1. Eliza. Jane, b. 3 Jan., 1838, m. 16 Sept., 1857, Rev.
Elias Nichols, a Methodist minister of the Ohio conference.
2. George Wallace, b. 17 March, 1840, d. 5 March, 1852.
3. Andrew, b. 5 Aug., 1842.
4. Lydia, b. 27 April, 1845.
5. Elizaheth, b. 5 July, 1848.
6 and 7. Lewis William and Loring SnelUng (twins), b. 23
Aug., 1851.
6408. Mary, b. 12 July, 1818, at Athens. She m. Davkl Herold of
La Porte county, la.
6409. Fanny, b. 5 Feb., 1826, at Athens.
6410. Anne, b. 11 March, 1828, at Athens. She m. as his second
wife Henry Herold, whose first wife was her first cousin,
Belinda Dorr (6397), second daughter of Barack Dorr (2254)
and Phebe Ward. They were living at Westville, la., in
1858. {See No. 6397.)
YI. Lydia Dorr (2256), bom at East Haddam, Conn.,

I
30 Jan., 1780, eldest daughter of Capt. Matthew Dorr
(511) of East Haddam, by his second wife, Lydia (Wood)
McLean, was a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde (10)
:
996 ^YDE GENEALOGY.
of the third generation^ She m. 1 April, 1806, at Athens,

O., Jacob Wolf, b. 13 Aug., 1784, at Blairsville, Pa., son
of Andrew "Wolf of Blairsville, who came with his wife
from Germany. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Wolf's Plains, Athens, 0. About 1835 they removed to
Porter county, la., near Fillmore post-oflice, where she d.
3 Oct., 1842, and he d. 15 April, 1850.
Tlieir children tcere
6411. Edmund Dorr, b. 30 Dec, 1807, at Athens. He married and

in 1S58 was living near Valparaiso, la., and had a family of
children.
6412. John, b. 31 Oct., 1812, at Athens. He married, and in 1858
was living near Valparaiso, la., and had a family of children.
6413. Jacob, b. 7 Feb., 1814, at Athens. He married, and in 1858
was living in Knox county, 111., and had children.
6414. Milton, b. 25 Nov., 1816, at Athens. He d. 5 Jan., 1851, in
Knox county. 111.
6415. Josephus, b. 22 June, 1822, at Athens. He married, and irl

1858 was living near Fillmore P. 0., Iowa, and had a family.
6416. Elizabeth, b. 25 Feb., 1809, at Athens, d. 7 Sept., 1823.
6417. Rhoda, b. 10 Jan., 1811, at Athens. She m. 17 June, 1851,
Rev. Thomas Brayne, b. 4 May, 1808, in Devonshire, Eng-
land, and had a family, living at Fillmore, Iowa, in 1858.
6418. Anne, b. 6 Dec, 1819, at Athens, d. 3 Nov., 1824.
VI. Rhoda Dorr (2257), born at East Haddam, Conn.,

about 1784, youngest daughter of Capt. Matthew Dorr
(511) of East Haddam, by his second wife, Lydia (Wood)
McLane, was a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde (10)
of the third generation. She m. Christopher Wolf, b. at
Blairsville, Pa., son of Andrew Wolf and wife, who came
from Germany. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Wolf's Plains, in Athens, O., where they were living in
1858. ,
6419. William Dorr, b. 7 Feb., 1806, at Athens. He m. 17 March,

1825, Mary Matheny. He was a farmer, and they had
eleven children :
1. Charles C, b. 24 Jan., 1826.

2. Frederick, b. 7 Nov., 1828, d. unm.
3. Shoda, b. 12 Feb., 1830, d. unm.
4. Chrisioj^hcr, b. 10 June, 1831.
5. Atuh-ric, b. 10 Nov., 1833.
6. JoKeph, b. 1 Jan., 1836.
7. JJiram, b. 31 Jan., 1837.
8. William, b. 3 Nov., 1838.
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HYDE GENEALOGY. 997

9. Jonathan, b. 22 Dec, 1840. •
10. Ben,!/ B., b. 2 Dec, 1843..
11. Barack, b. 29 Dec, 1846.
6420. Andrew, b. 19 July, 1810, at Athens. He m. 11 Nov., 1834,
ElizA Lottridge, b. 3 June, 1810, at Hoosick, N. Y. He was
a physician of considerable eminence. They were living at
McArthur, 0., in 1858, and had four children :
1. Sarah Maria, b. 25 May, 1836, m. &. B. Bothwell.

2. Amy Davis, b. 28 June, 1839, d. 9 Aug., 1840.
3. Lydia Moore, b. 19 Oct., 1840.
4. Charles Bell, b. 19 Nov. 1842, died in childhood.
6421. Matthew Dorr, b. 12 Dec, 1812, at Athens. He m. 1 Jan.,
1839, Chloe Brown. They were living at McArthur, 0., in
1858, and had eleven children :
1. Edmund Dorr, b. 25 May, 1840.

2. Rhoda, b. 23 Auo-., 1841, and d. 20 Sept., 1846.
3. Eliza B., b. 12 March, 1843.
4. Lydia, b. 5 Jan., 1845.
5. Pearly B., b. 12 Jan., 1847.
6. Joseph N., b. 22 March, 1849.
7 and 8. John Lord and Lorain Lord (twins), b. 20 May,
1851.
9. Lafayette, b. 23 May, 1853.
10. Corinda A., b. 23 March, 1855,
11. Christopher C, b. 2 Jan., 1857.
6422. Barack Dorr, b. at Athens. He m. Eliza
and was living at AVapello, Iowa,
children
1. Biram D. 2. Elizabeth. 3. Benry C.
4. Silas. 5. Eliza. 6. Lydia.
6423. Edmund Dorr, b. 7 Oct., 1820, at Athens. He m. 4 June^
1844, at McArthur, O., Caroline B. Wolf, b. 11 Nov., 1824,
at Syracuse, N. Y. They had in 1858 four children :
1. Barloiv a, h. 26 July, 1845, d. 3 Sept., 1845.

2. Adelia M., b. 27 Jan., 1847.
3. Lttcy M., h. 31 May, 1849.
4. Caroline, b. 25 Jan., 1853.
6424. Joseph Dorr, b. 7 Jan., 1822, at Athens. He m. Mary B.
Rice, b. 1 March, 1823. He was a farmer, and they were
living at Hocking Furnace, 0., in 1858, and had seven
children
1. Sarah Maria, b. 24 Oct., 1846.
2. Louis Benry, b. 27 March, 1848,
3. Mary M., b. 28 Nov., 1849.
4. Belen E, b. 30 March, 1851.
5. Esther i^.. b. 19 July, 1853.
6. Andreto B., b. 3 Nov., 1854.
7. Eanny L., b. 30 Sept., 1856.
6425. Jonathan Dorr, b. about 1824 at Athens. He m. Minerva
998 HYDE GENEALOGY.
and d. Jan., 18.53. His wife and cliildren were all

Hellis^
dead in 1858, except one child.
C426. Lydia Wood, b. 13 Feb., 1808, at Athens. She m. 1828 Jo-
siah H. Moore, b. 16 March, 1805, iii Fayette county. Pa;
He was a cloth dresser, and they were living at Hocking Fur-
nace, 0., in 1858, and had eight children:
1. Isaac, b. 28 Nov.-, 1829.

2. Andrew, b. IS Oct., 1831.
3. Wilson P., b. 2 June, 1833.
4. Barark, b. 12 Nov., 1836.
5. Rhoda, b. 12 Sept., 1839.
6. Lydia, b. 30 Aug., 1842.
7. Caroline, b. 26 Sept., 1848.
•
8. Elizabeth Melen, b. 20 Aug., 1851.
6427. Rhoda Dorr, b. 1826 at Athens, died in infancy.
0428. Elizabeth Dorr, b. 27 Oct., 1827, at Athens. She m. 9 Dec,
1847, Milford Stiers, b. 31 May, 1827, in Guernsey county,
0. He was a farmer, and they were living at the homestead
of her father, at Wolf's Plains in Athens, in 1858.
YL Col. JosiAH Griffin (2258), b. at East Haddam,

Conn., 7 June, 1766, eldest son of George Griffin and Eve
Dorr (512) of East Haddam, was a great grandson of Phe-
Ibe Hyde (10) of the third generation. He m. 21 Feb.,
1791, Dorothy Gates, b. 6 Jan., 1767, at East Haddam,
daughter of Timothy Gates, Esq., and Hannah Percival
of East Haddam, and granddaughter of Capt. Thomas
Gates and Dorothy Cone [see No. 1850). He was a far-
mer, and they settled at East Haddam, where he was a
colonel of militia, and where he d. 30 Sept., 1843. She d.
13 Oct., 1848. They were both buried in the cemetery at
iôrth Lyme, on the hill, near the line of East Haddam.
6429. G-eorge, b. 17 May, 1801, at East Haddam. He graduated at

Yale 1824, went south, and was engaged in teaching at Hills-
borough, Ga., where he d. 16th Oct., 1826, unm.
6430. Francis, b. 7 Feb., 1803, at East Haddam. He m. April,
1833, Mary H. Lord, b. about 1812, daughter of Peter Lord
and Mehitable Miner Gillett. They settled at East Haddam,
where she d. 16 April, 1858. They had several children.
6431. Harriet, b. 15 Feb., 1792, at East Haddam, where she d. 24
Nov., 1858, unm.
6432. Sophia, b. 26 May, 1793, at East Haddam. She m. 21 Oct.,
1819, Deacon William Marvin, b. 12 May, 1788, at Lyme,
eldest son of Joseph Marvin and her fourth cousin, Phebe
Sterling (5560) of Lyme. He was a farmer, and they settled
at Lyme, where he was a deacon of the Congregational
HYDE GENEALOGY. 999
church, and was for several years judge of the court of pro-
bate. They were livins; at Lyme in 1858, near the Ham-
burgh post-office. They had six children, born at Lyme :
1. Junius, b. 2 Oct., 1820, m. his mother's fourth cousin,

Adeline Comstock llaymond (5955), third daughter of Oliver
Raymond (20B9) of Lyme, by his second wife, Mary Com-
stock. (See No. 5955.)
2. George Griffin, b. IS Feb., 1824, m. March, 1849,
Harriet Stultz, b. Oct., 1832, at Piermont, N. Y., daughter
of Henry Stultz of Beaver Dam, Wis. He was a farmer,
and they were livins: at Randolph, Wis., in 1858, and had
four children: Sarah, b. Feb., 1850; Frances, b. 1852;
Henry Stultz, b. Dec, 1855; and William, b. 22 April,
1857.
3 Ellen Clarissa, b. 16 Nov., 1826, living with her father
in 1858, unm.
4. William Joseph, b. 6 April, 1830, at Lyme, where he
was living with his parents, in 1858, unm.
5. Harriet Sophia, b. 22 March, 1833, m. 3 Sept., 1856,
Capt. Milliny L. Carpenter, b. 27 July, 1820, at New York.
He was a ship master, and they were living at Old Lyme,
in 1858, and had one child, Henry M., b. 11 Sept., 1857.
6. Francis Griffin, b. 23 Nov., 1835, living at Randolph,
Wis., in 1858, unm.
6433. Frances, b. 30 March, 1795, at East Haddam. She m. her
fourth cousin, Abner Sheldon Ely (5759), second son of
Abner Ely (1957), and the widow Bridget Brockway. (êe
No. 5759.)
6434. Dorothy, b. 2 March, 1797, at East Haddam. She m. her
fourth cousin. Dr. Richard Noyes (5340), eldest son of Capt.
Joseph Noyes and Jane Lord (1825) of Lyme. {See No.
5340.)
6435. Eliza, b. July, 1799, at East Haddam. She m. 14 June,
1832, John B. Dinsmore of Ripley, N. Y., where she d.
Feb., 1836. He had by her two children :
1. Ellen, who died in infancy.

2. Harriet, b. 1835.
After the death of his first wife he married again.
6436. Statira Esther, b. 19 March, 1805, at East Haddam. She m.
her fourth cousin, Selden Marvin Ely (5830), eldest son of
Col. Seth Ely (1999m) and Phebe Marvin of Lyme. {See
No. 5830.)
6437. Phebe, b. 25 Feb., 1808, at East Haddam. She m. 25 Sept.,
1834, Deacon Augustus Olmstead, b. 28 April, 1802, at Col-
chester, Conn., eldest sou of Zachariah Olmstead and Eliza-
beth Clark of Colchester.
[This Zachariah Olmstead, b. 4 Oct., 1763, graduated at
Yale 1785, and became a lawyer, and who m. 25 Oct., 1800,
Elizabeth Clark of Concord, N. H., was a son of John Olni^
stead of Colchester,]
1000 HYDE GENEALOGY.
Deacon Augustus Olmstead and wife settled at East Had-

dam, where he was a farmer and a manufacturer, and where
he d. 25 July, 1851. She was living there in 1858. They
had four children, born at East Haddam:
Ellen Griffin, b. 9 Sept., 1835.
1.
2. Eliâleth Binsviore, b. 4 April, 1837.
3. Francis Albert, b. 4 July, 1840, and d. 22 Oct., 1841.
4. Harriet Griffin, b. 26 Aug., 1842.
6438. Ellen Louisa, b- 12 July, 1811, at East Haddam, d. 1 Jan.,
1812.
YI. Eev. Edward Dorr Griffin, D. D. (2259), born at

East Haddam, Conn., 6 Jan., 1770, second son of George
Griffin and Eve Dorr (512) of East Haddam, was a great
grandson of Pliebe Hyde (10) of the third geuera'tion.
He gradnated at Yale 1790, and was a congregational
clergyman. He m. 17 May, 1796, Frances Huntington,
b. 14 Sept., 1769, at Coventry, Conn., niece and adopted
daughter of Gov. Samuel Huntington of E'orwich, and
sister of Gov. Samuel Huntington of Ohio. She was a
daughter of Rev. Joseph Huntington, D. D., of Coventry,
and was one of his ten children by his first wife, Hannah
Devotion, daughter of Rev. Ebenezer Devotion of Wind-
ham, and granddaughter of Rev. Ebenezer Devotion of
Sutfield.
[Her the Rev. Joseph Huntington, born at
father,
Windham, May, 1735, was the fourth son of Nathaniel
5
Huntington and Mehitable Thruston of Windham, and
grandson of Joseph Huntington the first of Windham,
and Rebecca Adgate, his wife, and great grandson of Dea-
con Simon Huntington, one of the original proprietors of
IS'orwich. Rebecca Adgate, wife of Joseph Huntington
the first of Windham, was b. June, 1666, at Norwich.
She was the third daughter of Deacon Thomas Adgate
the first of Norwich, by his second wife, Mrs. Mary (Mar-
vin) Bushnell, born in England, who was a daughter of
Matthew Marvin, one of the first settlers of Hartford.
See No. Q.-]
Rev. Edward Dorr Griffin was licensed to preach, in

Oct., 1792. He was pastor of the churches at New Hart-
ford, Conn., Newark, N. J., and Park street, Boston. He
received the degree of doctor of divinity at Union college
in 1808, was Bartlet professor in the Andover theological
seminary, was for about 15 years president of Williams
college, and was esteemed one of the most eloquent and
efl:ective preachers of his day. His wife d. 25 July, 1837,
HYDE GENEALOGY. IQOl
at the residence of their son-in-law, Dr. Lj^ndon A. Smith

at Newark, K. J.; where her husband d. SiSlov., 1887. {See
4 Spragae's Ann., 26.)
TJieir children icere :
G439. Frances Louisa, b. 4 April, 1801, at Orange, N. J. She m.

20 Nov., 1823, Dr. Lyndon Arnold Smith, b. 11 Nov., 1795,
at Haverhill, N. H., son of Eev. Ethan Smith and 13athshe-
ba Sanford, and grandson of Capt. Elijah Smith and Sybil
Worthington of Belchertown, Mass. He graduated at Dart-
mouth in 1817, and was. a physician, and received the degree
of doctor of medicine, at Dartmouth in 1823, and at Williams
college in 1824. They settled at Williamstowu, Mass., and
in 1827 removed to Newark, N. J., where he was an eminent
physician and surgeon, and a distinguished philanthropist.
He was president of the New Jersey medical society. She
d. 11 Jan., 1852, at Newark, -VYhere he was living in 1863.
They had six children, the two first born at AYilliamstown,
and the others at Newark :
1. Malvlna Forman, b. 8 Dec, 1824. She was all that

parents could wish in a daughter, but d. 24 Jan., 1842, unm.
2. Edioard Dorr Griffin, b. 7 Nov., 1826, m. 23 Dec,
1856, Margaret Van Nest Baldwin, b. 1831, only daughter
of Rev. Eli Baldwin, D. D., and Phoebe Van Nest of "New
York. He was a physician, and he received the degree of
master of arts at Rutgers college, and the degree of doctor of
medicine, at the college of physians and surgeons. New York.
They were living at Newark in 1858.
3. Lyndon Arnold, b. 10 Dec, 1828, m. 9 Nov., 1855,
Margaret Maria Robinson, b. 14 March, 1833, at South Ad-
ams, Mass., daughter of Thomas Robinson, Esq., and Cathe-
rine McLcod. They were living at Terre Haute, la., in 1858,
and had one child Frances Griffin, b. 26 March, 1857.
:
4. Frances Louisa, b. 28 Oct., 1831, living with her father

in 1862, at Newark, num.
5. Sanford Huntington, b. 23 Dec, 1834, graduated at the
college of New Jersey 1854, and was a student at the theo-
logical seminary at Princeton in 1858.
6. Myron Winsloiv, b. 24 Sept., 1838, graduated at Rut-
gers college 1858, and studied law. In 1863 he was adjutant
of a regiment of United States volunteers.
6440. Ellen Maria, b. 10 Jan., 1810, at Boston. She m. 30 Sept.,
1840, Rev. Robert Crawford, D. D., b. 24 Nov., 1804, at
Paisley, Scotland, second son of James Crawford and Jane
Kennedy of Paisley. He came to America with his parents
in 1821, graduated at "Williams college 1836, and was a tutor
there, and received the degree of doctor of divinity at Jeffer-
son college 1858. He was a Congregational clergyman, and
was settled as pastor at North Adams, 20 Aug., 1840. In
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1002 SYDE GENEALOGY.
1855 tliey removed to Crookville, Pa., and in 1857, were set'

tied at i)eevfield, Mass., where they were living in 1859,
They had seven children, born at North Adams:
1. Frances H., b. 24 Sept., 1841.
2. Edward Dorr Griffin, b. 30 July, 1843, d. 16 Dec.,
1843.
3. Jane 18 Nov., 1845, d. 8 Aug., 1847.
Z>., b.
4. James Douglass, b. 25 Dec, 1847.
5. Robert Gordon, b. 4 Feb., 1850, d. 17 Aug., 1851.
6. Lyndon Smith, b. 24 March, 1852.
7. Mien Margaret, b. 18 Oct., 1854.
VL Geokge Griffin, L.L. D. (2260), born at EastHad-

dam, Conn., 14 Jan., 1778, third sou of George Griffin and
Eve Dorr (512) of East Haddam, was a great grandson of
Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. He graduated
at Yale in 1797, and was a lawyer, and received the de-^
gree of doctor of laws at Columbia college 1837. He m.
3 July, 1801, Lydia Butler, b. 2 Oct., 1783, at "Wilkesbarre,
Pa., daughter of Col. Zebulun Butler of Wilkesbarre, by
his third wife, Phebe Haiglit {see JSo. 443). They settled
at Wilkesbarre, and in 1800, removed to êw York, where
he was for many years one of the most distinguished mem-
bers of the bar of that city, and of the state. He d. about
1860, at New York, leaving her surviving.
6441. Francis, b. 26 Nov., 1802, at Wilkesbarre. He graduated at

Yale 1822, and was a lawyer. He m. 27 Nov., 1829, Mary
Sands, daughter of Joseph Sands and Therese, his wife, of
Sands' Point, N. Y. They settled at New York, where he
acquired a large property by a laborious practice of his pro-
fession for twenty-five years, but lost it all by indorsing for
an improvident friend. He d. 12 Jan., 1852, at New York.
She survived him and was living at Dresden, in Germany, in
1858. They had five children, born at New York :
1. Therese, b. 27 Jan., 1832, m. 3 June, 1850, Egbert L.

Velie of Albany, b. 17 June, 1825, at Waterford, N. Y. He
graduated at West Point 1827. They were living at New
York in 1860. He was a brigadier-general of volunteers in
1861, and was military governor of Norfolk in 1862. He
was author of a Hand-book for Active Service, and other pub-
lications. She was also an authoress.
2. Edmund Dorr, b. 27 May, 1833, m. 3 April, 1853,
Lillie Hicks of New York, where they were living in 1858.
3. Frances Butler, b. 1835, d. 1886.
4. Emehj Scaton, b. 2 Oct., 1836, m. 27 Feb., 1857, at
Dresden, in Saxony, Charles Emile Leuier'ch, a Uerman mili-
tary officer, and they were living iu Saxony in 1858.
: :
HYDE GENEALOGY. 1003

5. FerdhmiuJ, b. 25 April, 1838, was witli his
Cliarles
mother at Dresden in 1858, unm.
6442. Edmund Dorr, b. 10 Sept., 1804, at Wilkesbarre. He gradu-
ated at Columbia college, N. Y., in 1823, and at the Episco-
pal theological seminary in the city of New York in 1826,
and was an Episcopal clergyman. He d. 1 Sept., 1830, at
New York, unm. (See 5 Sprague's Annals, 669.)
6443. George, b. 25 Feb., 1811, at New York. He was educated at
AVilliams college. He m. 2 April, 1834, Anne Augusta
Neilson, daughter of James Neilson of New Brunswick, N. J.
They settled at Catskill, N. Y., where she d. 20 March, 1841.
He had by her three children :
1. Augusta, b. 1835.
2. Francis Butler^ d. at the age of 12 years.
3. Edward Dorr, b. 1838.
He then m. 20 May, 1845, Mary Augusta Cooke of Cats-
kill, daughter of Judge Apollas Cooke. She d. 19 Aug.,
1848, at Catskill. He had by her one child
4. Frederick Cooke.
He then m. 14 Oct., 1851, Elizabeth Frances Benson,
daughter of Abraham Benson of Fairfield, Conn. They were
living at Catskill in 1858, and he had by her four children,
born at Catskill
5. Francis Butler 2d. 6. George.
7. Lydia Butler. 8. Sophia Bay.
6444. Charles Alexander, b. 8 Nov., 1814, at New York. He gradu-
ated at Williams college 1833, and was a lawyer. He m. 26
Oct., 1836, Pastora J. De Forest, daughter of David De For-
est of New Haven, Conn. They settled at New York, where
he kept his office, and was living at Staten Island in 1858,
and had three children :
1. George Butler, m. 26 Nov., 1861, Sarah Edwards,

daughter of James Edwards, Esq., of Albany, where they
* were living in 1863, and had one child Llewellen Edwards,
:
b. 5 Sept., 1862.
2.Charles. 3. Ellen.
6445. Ellen, b. 15 Feb., 1807, at New York, d. 7 Dec, 1823, unm.
6446. Caroline Ann, b. 7 May, 1809, at New York, d. 23 April,
1810.
6447. Caroline Lydia, b. 1 March, 1820, at New York, where she
died in 1861, unm.
6448. Ellen Ann, b. 6 Feb., 1826, at New York, d. 30 Nov., 1831.
VI. LiviA Griffin (2262), born at East Hadclam, Conn.,

12 Oct., 1764, second daughter of George Griffin and Eve
Dorr (512), was a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde (10)
of the third generation. She m. 26 Sept., 1791, Barzilla
Beckvîth, b. 19 jSTov,, 1765, at East Haddam, second son
of Deacon Barzilla Beck\vith and Mary Butler of East
I
2004 RYT)E GENEALOGY.
Hacldam, and grandson of Rev. George Beckwith, minis-

ter of JSTortli Lyme, a descendant of Mattliew Beckwith,
b. 1610, in England. He was a farmer, and tliey settled
at East Haddam, and removed to Ellington, Conn., where
he d. 10 March, 1813. She d. 14 June, 1840, at East
Haddam.
6449. Norman, b. 28 April, 179-3, at East Haddam. He to. 3 Nov.,

1817, at Vernon, Conn., Frances Clark, b. 1796, at Grauby,
Conn., daughter of Horace Clark and Sarah Osborn of East
Windsor. He was a carpenter, and they settled at Vernon,
and lived at Tolland, East Windsor, Somers, Ellington, Wil-
braham and Hartford. She d. 15 Nov., 1857, at'llartford,
where he was living in 1858. They had five children :
1. Julia Ulizabeth, b. 2 Sept., 1818, at Tolland, m. 18

Jan., 1838, Ezra G. Strand of Stafford, Conn., b. in 1812.
They removed to Elmira, N. Y., where he d. 26 Dec,, 1848.
They had three children Emely Rhoda, b. 14 July, 1839,
:
who m. Alviu Edward Chickering of Colebrook, Mass. ; Julia

Adelaide, b. 4 May, 1843 ; and Thompson Caldwell, b. 10
May, 1847.
2. Harriet Sophia, b. 3 April, 1820, at East Windsor, m.
• Sept., 1842, Charles Lee of Somers, Conn., where they were
living in 1858, and had three children : Charles C. ; Henry
C; and Harriet Cornelia.
3. Franklin Randolph, b. 21 Aug., 1822 at Somers, m. 3
Nov., 1842, Mary Ann Mulsil of Vernon. He was an inn-
keeper, and they were living at Amherst, Mass., in 1858 s.p.
4. Henry James, b. 24 Aug., 1824, at Somers, was a
mason, and was unm. in 1858.
b. Norman Clark, b. 20 Jan., 1834, at Somers; was a
mason, and was living with his father at Hartford in 1858.
6450. Frederick, b. 1794 at 'East Haddam. He m. Oct., 1817, his
fourth cousin, Jerusha Sill (5508), b. 18 June, 1794, at
Lyme, third daughter of William Sill (1888) and Jemima
Sterling (5561) of Lyme. He was a fuller and cloth dresser,
and they settled at Lyme. In 1824 they removed to Glen's
Falls, N. Y., where he d. Oct., 1825. She was living at
Cleveland, , in 1858. They had five children
:
1. William Edmund, b. 9 Jan., 1819, at Lyme; m. 1849

Sarah Doe at Saratoga Springs, daughter of Walter Doe and
Mary Emerson of Wilton, N. Y. He was a merchant, and
they settled at Cleveland, 0., where they were living in
1858, and had two children : Frederick Augustus, b. Dec,
1850; and Mary Louisa, b. Aug., 1857, d. March, 1858.
2. Tho7nas Sterlinrj, b. 11 Jan., 1821, at J^yme, m. Sept.,
1848, Sarah Olipha'nt, fifth daughter of Robert Oliphant
and Maiy Raymond of Granville, N. Y. He was a met-
:

cliant, and tliey settled at Cleveland, where they were living
in 1858 and had one child Mary Oliphaut, b. July, 1849,
:
d. Sept., 1849.
3. Cornelia E., b. 9 Sept., 1822, at Lyme, m. 1843 Ed-
ward Sackett, son of Augustus Sackett and Minerva his
wife of Sackett's Harbor, N. Y. They settled at Sackett's
Harbor, and she d. Nov., 1854. He had by her three child-
ren : Hobart, b. 14 Feb., 1844; George B., b. June, 1849;
and Frederick B., b. July, 1852. He then m. 1856 Louisa
Doe of Saratoga Springs, daughter of Walter Doe and
Mary Emerson of Wilton, and was living at Chicago in 1858.
4. George Griffin^ b. 7 Aug., 1824, at Glen's Falls, and d.
in June, 1825.
5. Maria Sterling, b. 22 June, 1826, at Granville, N. Y.
(posthumous), m. Sept., 1850, Jesse Healy Morley, a mer-
chant of Cleveland, son of Albert Morley and Philena his
wife, of Painsville. They settled at Cleveland, where she d;
4 Sept., 1856, and where he was living in 1858. They had
two children: Cornelia Beckwith, b. Sept., 1851; and
Frederick Healy, b. July, 1855.
6451. Edmund Griffin, b. 1796 at East Haddam. He lived at
Somers, Conn., where he d. Oct., 1841, aged 46.
6452. George, b. about 1799 at East Haddam. He m. and lived at
Molino, N. Y., where he d. Feb., 1850, s. jj.
6453. Barzilla, b. at East Haddam, was a physician. He m. and
had a family, and was living at Monmouth, 111., in 1858.
6454v Elizabeth, b. at East Haddam. She m. her fourth cousin,
Micah Sterling Sill (5506), third son of William Sill
(1888) and Jemima Sterling (5561). He d. at Hartford,
N. Y., s.^9.
She then m. Milton Boyce, and was living at Broad Brook,
Windsor, Conn, in 1858, s. p. (See No. 5506.)
6455. Harriet, b. about 1803 at East Haddam, and d. 22 June, 1816.
6456. Emeline Eve, b. at Ellington. She was living at East Had-
dam in 1858, unm., and was blind.
VL Lucy Griffin (2264), bom at East Haddam, Conn.,

21 March, 1773, fourth daughter of George Griffin and Eve
Dorr (512) of East Iladdam, was a great granddaughter of
Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. She m. 14
Jan., 1806, Rev. Elijah Gardner Welles, b. 3 Feb., 1780,
at Kew Hartford, Conn., son of Welles and Mary
Warner. He received the honorary degree of master of
arts, at Yale in 1808, and was a clergyman, and d. May,
1855, at Boston, Mass. She d. 9 Dec, 1852, at Daven-
port, Iowa.
6457. George Griffin, b. Nov., 1807. He m. Maria Brazos Conrad,

:
widow of Lieut. Conrad of the U. S. ai^my. He was a mer-

chant at Phihidelpliia. In 1858 he AVas a farmer, and they
were living at Belleview, Iowa. They had seven children :
1. Edmund L., b. 1843.

2. Marie Josephine, b. 1844.
3. Julia Fastora, b. 1846.
4. Clara, b. 1849.
5. Georgina, b. 1852.
6. George Griffin, b. 1854.
7. Lucy Griffin, b. 1857.
6458. Augustus Livingston, b. 2 Jan., 1810. He m. Mary Eliza-
beth Brown of Charlestown, Mass. He was a merchant at
Boston, where he d. 2 April, 1856. They had, besides some
who died in infancy, two children
1. George Griffin, b. 1836.
2. Robert, b. 1844.
6459. Edmund Wiley, b. 1812. He m. Mrs. Ann Hutton, widow of
the Portuguese consul at New Orleans, where they settled, and
where he was secretary of the New Orleans gas company for
many years. He d. 1840, and had, besides some who died in
infancy, two children, living in 1858 :
1. Edmund George, b. 1883.

"
2. Thomas Banks, b. 1835.

6460. Lucy Griffin, b. 26 April, 1814. She m. David Hoge, son of
David Hoge and Margaret Scott of Steubenville, 0. He was
a lawyer, but afterwards engaged in merchandise and re-
moved to Dubuque, Iowa, where he was a clerk of the ter-
ritorial district court, and d. about 1848. She had by him
two children :
1. George Griffin Welles, b. 11 Aug., 1839.

2. Josephine Lleioellen, b. 22 March, 1848.
She then m. 1849 Robert Christie, b. 21 Feb., 1810, at
New Boston, N. H., son of Robert Christie and Sarah Ord-
way of Springfield, 0. He was a merchant and a farmer, and
settled at Davenport, Iowa, where he was a member of the
territorial council, and was the proprietor of steam flouring
mills and saw mills. They were living at Davenport in
1858. She was his second wife, and she had by him two
children :
1. Charles Gushing^ b. 13 Feb., 1850.

2. Louisa Smith, b. 9 June, 1852.
By his first wife, Mary Parsons of Northampton, Mass.,
Robert Christie had two daughters Sarah; and Mary
:
Goodrich.
VI. Elizabeth Griffin (2265), b. at East Haddam,

Conn., 23 Feb., 1775, youngest daughter of George Griffin
and Eve Dorr (512), was a great granddaugliter of Phebe
Hyde (10) of the third generation. She m. about 1800
:

Monto;omery Austin, b. 1778 at New Hartford, Conn., son
of Judge Aaron Austin and Esther Kellogg of New
Hartford.
[Judge Aaron Austin was b. 28 Aug., 1745, at Suffield,
Conn. He was probably a descendant of Anthony Aus-
tin, one of the early settlers of Suffield, about 1676, who
died there in 1708. Judge Austin emigrated from Suffield
to New Hartford about 1766, and m. Esther Kellogg, b.
24 March, 1748. He entered the army of the revolution
as a captain, rose to the rank of colonel, and served until
the close of the war. He represented New Hartford sev-
eral times in the general assembly, and was an assistant
from 1794 to 1818. He was also chief judge of Litchfield
county between twenty and thirty years, and d. 15 July,
1829.]
Montgomery Austin was a merchant, and they settled
at NewHartford, where he was sheriif of Litchfield coun-
ty, and d. July, 1808.
Iler children hy him we?^

6461. Lucius Montgomery, b. 31 March, 1802, at New Hartford.
He m. Melissa Whiting, b. 12 Feb., 1805, at Winstead,
Conn., daughter of Benjamin Whiting and Rebecca Swift of
Winstead and afterwards of Austinburgh, 0. He was a far-
mer, and they removed to x\ustinburgh, where they were liv-
ing in 1859. They had seven children :
1. Elizabeth, b. 11 Oct., 1827, m. 22 Oct., 1851, Dr. Ed-

ward S. Snow, and had a son Montgomery, b. 26 July, 1858.
:
2. MonUjomerij, b. 22 Nov., 1829, and d. 26 Sept., 1833.

3. Ellen Melissa, b. 16 Oct., 1832.
4. Emely Jane, b. 4 Oct., 1835, d. 28 Aug., 1838.
5. Emely, b. 31 Oct., 1838.
6. Jane, b. 26 June, 1842, d. 29 Sept., 1845.
7. Cornelia Sargcant, b. 16 Dec, 1844.
6462. Aaron, b. 15 Aug., 1806, at New Hartford. He m. Charlotte
Battell, was a physician, and settled at Austinburgh, 0.,
where she died. He had by her two children :
1. Sophia, who died in infancy.

2. Charles Battell, b. 20 Oct., 1834, at Austinburgh.
He then m. 6 May, 1840, Anne Harper, b. 25 Sept., 1820,
at Harpersfield, 0., daughter of Col. Robert Harper and
Mary Henry, who were from Harpersfield, N. Y. He was
living at Sandusky, 0., in 1859, and had by her two other
children :
3. b. 20 June, 1842.
Harper,
Rohert, b. 12 Aug., 1849.
4.
6463. Elizabeth Griffin, b. 20\\ug., 1804, at New Hartford; m^
living at Austinsburgh in 1859, unm,
:
•[008 ^^^^^ GENEALOGY.
Mrs. Elizabeth (Griffin) Austin m. in 1811, Eev. Jolm

AVilder of Attleborongh, Mass., bom 1757, at Tcmpleton.
He graduated at Dartmouth in 1784; Avas a Congregational
clergyman. He was ordained as pastor of the church at
Attleborough, 27 Jan., 1790, where he d. 9 Feb., 1836.
She d. 12 March, 1847, at Austinburgh.
Her child hy him icas ;
6464. George Griffin, b. 14 March, 1813, at Attleborough. , Ho m.

19 June, 1839, Martha F. Snow, b. 1818 at Fitc'hburgh,
Mass. He was a merchant, and they lived at Augusta, Me.,
and Troy, N. Y. In 1849 they were living at Boston, Mass.,
and had no liviqg issue.
VI. Robert Denison (2266), born at ISTew London, IST. P.

(now Moptville), 22 Dec, 1749, eldest son of Andrew
Denison (517) and Marj Thompson, was a great grandson
of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. He m. 6
Feb., 1777, Esther Wade of Lyme, where they settled,
and where they had recordefl to them five children.
Those children icere:
6465. Abio-ail, b.16 March, 1779, at Lyme.
6466. Joseph, 15 Nov., 1780, at Lyme.
b.
6467. Charles, b. 28 Sept., 1782, at Lyme.
6468. Andrew, b. 15 Jan., 1785, at Lyme.
§469. Robert, b. 4 Jan., 1788, at Lyme.
The widow Esther Denison d. 6 June, 1790, at Lyme,

according to the church records. She was probably the
widow of this Robert Denison, Esther (Wade) Denison.
VI. John Denison (2268), born at êw London, N. P.

(now Montville), 16 Sept., 1755, third son of Andrew
Denison (517) and Mary Thompson, was a great grandson
of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. He m. about
1812 the widow Mary (Sears) Miller. They settled at
Lyme, where he d. in 1842. She was living in Wisconsin
in 1858.
Their children toere
6470. James, b. 10 Feb., 1813, at Lyme. He m., and d. in Wis-
consin about 1846, leaving one son.
6471. Phebe, b. 5 Sept., 1815, at Lyme. She m. Ruel Iloyt and
removed to East Cleveland, 0., where she was living in
1858.
6472.'William, b. 6 Oct., 1816, at Lyme. He was a sailor, and d.
at sea uum.
HYDE GENEALOGY. X009
6473. John, b. Lyme. He m. Mavy Johnson, and
7 Jan., 1819, at
was living East Lyme in 1858.
at
6474. llichavd N., b. 14 March, 1822, at Lyme. He m. 30 Sept.,
1840. Emeline liobbius and settled at Lyme, where the}' were
living in 1858, near the Hamburgh post-office. They had
three children :
1. Martha Jane,b. 26 July, 1850, d. 25 Jaî, 1853.

2. Alice Maria, b. 2 Dec., 1852,
3. John, h. 10 April, 1855.
6475. Martha N., b. 14 March. 1822. at Lyme (twin). She m.
Henry Robbius, and d. 16 March, 1848, leaving two children.
YI. Deacou Egbert Manwaring (2271), bom at !N"ew

London, Conn., 16 Dec, 1745, eldest son of Christopher
Manwaring and Deborah Denison (519), was a great grand-
son of Pliebe Ilvde (10) of the third generation. He m.
8 Oct., 1772, Elizabeth Rogers, b. about 1741 at IS'ew Lon-
don, N. P., youngest daughter of Capt. James Eogers
and Mary Harris of Iêw London.
[This ^Capt. James Rogers, b. 20 Aug., 1704, at Kew
London, was second son of James Rogers and Elizabeth
his wife of Xew Loudon, which James Rogers, b. 2 Feb.,
1676, was the eldest son of James Rogers the second of
Kew London, b. 16 Feb., 1652, who m. 5 Nov.; 1674,
Mary Jordan of New London, who came from Ireland.
He was the fourth son of James Rogers the lirst of New
London, born in England about 1615, who came to America
in the ship Licrease, in 1635, at the age of 20 years. He
was at New Haven a short time and about 1639 or 1640
;
m. Elizabeth Rowland, only child of Samuel Rowland of

Stratford. The}^ removed to Milford, where they united
with the Rev. Peter Prudden's church (she in 1645 and he
in 1655). About 1658 they removed to New London,
where he became a large landholder, and was six times
elected to the general court. He d. Feb., 1688. They
had five sons and two daughters 1. Samuel, b. 12 Dec,
:
1640, at Stratford, m. 17 Nov., 1762, Mary Stanton, b.

1641 at Stonington, eldest daughter of Thomas Stanton
and Anne Lord of Stonington, and had three sons and
two daughters, born at New London, where he d. 1 Dec,
1713. Their eldest son, Samuel, b. Dec, 1669, m. 16 Jan.,
1694, Abigail Plumb. 2. Joscj^h, b. 14 Ma}-, 1646, at Mil-
ford, m. Sarah and d. 1696., 3. John, b. 1 Dec,
1648, at Milford, m. 17 Oct., 1670, Elizabeth Griswold,
second daughter of Matthew Griswold the first and Anne
Wolcott of Lyme. He was the fovrnder of the sect
127
t
:
of Rogerine Quakers, and d. 17 Oct., 1721. 4. James, b.

16 Feb., 1652, m. 1674 Mary Gordon, or Jordan, from
Ireland, and d. 8 ISTov., 1713, and had five sons and three
daughters. 5. Jonathan, b. 3 Dec, 1655, at Milford, m.
E"aonii Burdick and had a large family, and d. 1697 at
Iêw London. 6. Bathsheba, b."30 Dec, 1650, at Milford,
m. 4 March, 1670, Richard Smith of 'Nev/ London, who d.
1682, and had by him two sons and two daughters James :
Smith, baptized 12 April, 1674, who m. Elizabeth, daugh-

ter of Jonathan Rogers John Smith, who married and
;
settled at Montville; Bathsheba Smith, who m. her cousin,

John Rogers the second and Elizabeth Smith, who m.
;
"William Camp Mrs. Bathsheba (Rogers) Smith then m.

;
Samuel Fox. 7. Elizabeth, b. 15 April, 1658, m. Samuel

Beebe of Plumb Island.]
Deacon Robert Man waring and wife settled at lêw
London, upon the home lot of his emigrant ancestor, Oli-
ver Manwaring the first of New London, where she d. 31
Aug., 1798.
H!s children by her were :
6476. Christopher, b. 13 Dec, 1774, at New London. He m. 5

Nov., 1797, Sarah Bradley, daughter of Joshua Bradley.
"They settled at New London, where she d. 31 Oct., 1805.
He had by her three children, born at New London :
1. Sarah, b. 25 Oct., 1798, d. 22 Nov., 1798.

2. Christopher C, b. 14 Dec, 1799, m. 1 July, 1823,
Catherine Hinsdale of Hartford, and d. 4 Aug., 1840, at
Windsor, Conn, and she was living at Newark, N. J., ia
1859. They had five children, all of whom d. s.p-
3. Lucretia, b. 16 Oct., 1803.
He then in. 21 Jan., 1807, his fifth cousin, Mary Wolcott
(7066), born in 1781, daughter of Dr. Simon Wolcott
(2595«) and Lucy Rogers of New London. He d. 26 May,
1832, at New London, where she d. 4 Dec, 1832. He had
by her three other children, born at New London
4. Mary Wolcott, b. 4 Dec, 1807, who m. Edwin Colver.
5. Simon Wolcott, h. 30 Sept., 1809, who married and was
living at New York in 1859, and had a family.
6. Robert Alexander, b. 2 Aug., 1811. He received the
degree of doctor of medicine at Yale in 1845, and was a
physician, m. Ellen Barber, b. at Grroton, daughter of Hon.
Noyes Barber, \vho was a member of congress from Groton,
They settled at New London, where they were living iu
1860.
6477. Deborah, b. 10 July, 1773, at New Loudon. She d. 29 May,
1844, unm.
6478. Frances, b. 6 Nov., 1770, at New London. She m. 1792,
j
HYDE GENEALOGY. ]_011
Joshua Calkins, b. 19 Jan., 1772, at New Loudon, son of

Capt. Jonathan Calkins and Lydia Smith. They settled at
New London. He d. 1795 while on a trading voyage to St.
Domingo. She had by him two children :
1. Pamelia, b. 19 April, 1793, at New London, unm. in

1800.
2. Frances Manwaring^ b. 26 April, 1795, at New Lon-
don, where she was living in 1863, unm. She was a literary
lady and a poetess, and was the talented and distinguished
authoress of the Ilktory of Norwich, published in 1845, and
of the History of Neio London, published in 1852.
After the death of her first husband, Mrs. Frances (Man-
waring) Calkins, m. 18 Sept., 1807, Philemon Haven, b. 23
Aug., 1769, at Wrentham, Mass., son of Elias Haven and
Elizabeth Bright of Wrentham, and grandson of Rev. Elias
Haven, minister of Wrentham, who was bi about 1714, gradu-
ated at Harvard in 1733, was ordained as a Congregational
clergyman in 1738, and d. in 1754, at the age of 40 years.
They settled at Norwich. He d. 14 Nov., 1819, and she d.
29 Oct., 1854. She had by him four other children :
1. Robert Manwaring Haven, b. 28 June, 1808, at Nor-

wich, m. 20 April, 1840, Adelia Clark of Johnson, Vt., and
settled at Norwich, where they were living in 1860, and had
four children: Fanny M., b. 14 March, 1841, d. 1845
Henry Clark, b. 30 March, 1844, d. 1845 ; Ffanc's Henry, b.
4 Nov., 1845, d. 1846; and Elizabeth, b. 22 Dec, 1847.
2. Philemon Haven, b. 21 July, 1810, at Norwich, and d.
6 July, 1816.
3. Henry P. Haven, b. 11 Feb., 1815, at Norwich. He
m. 23 Feb., 1840, Elizabeth Douglass, b. 14 July, 1817,
daughter of Robert Douglass and Abiah his wife of Water-
ford, Conn. He was a merchant, and they settled at New
London, where he was engaged in the whaling business ; and
was mayor of the city. They were living at New London in
1860, and had four children : Anna Williams, b. 22 May,
1841; Frances A'llyn, b. 31 March, 1845, d. 1845; Thomas
Williams, b. 24 Aug., 1847 ; and Henry Cecil, b. 13 Sept.,
1852.
4. Elizaheth Bright Haven, b. 14 Feb., 1819, at Norwich,
and d. 30 x\pril, 1842, unm.
6479. Elizabeth, b. 22 June, 1778, at New London. She m. her
second cousin, William Raymond (6238), second son of John
Raymond (2195) and Mercy Raymond (2040) of Montville.
{See No. 6238.)
6480. Eleanor, b. 22 Dec, 1780, at New London, died in infancy.
6481. Lucretia, b. 28 Oct., 1783, at New Loudon. She m. 10 June,
I
1805, Henry Nevins, b. 26 Dec, 1779, at Norwich, eldest
[
son of David Nevins and Mary Hubbard, and grandson of Rus-
sell Hubbard and Mary Gray of New London, and great grand-
son of Daniel Hubbard and Martha Coit of New London. They
1012 Ji'^Ê GENEALOGY.
settled at Norwich, where she d. 1 March, 1834. He d.

March, 1835, at Rockford, 111. (Through his mother, May
Hubbard, he was descended from the kings and nobility of
England. See Nvs. 441,61)40 and 7038 and Appendix A.')
They had three children, born at Norwich :
1. Mary, b. 11 March, 180G, and d. 28 Feb., 1819, unm.

2. Davkl Huhhard, b. 20 April, 1811, m. 25 May, 1847,
his. fourth cousin, Cornelia Leonard Perkins, b. 2 March,
1821, at Waterford, Conn^, eldest daughter of Thomas Shaw
Perkins and Marian Clriswold (6036). He was a broker, and
they settled at New York, and in 1860 they had four child-
ren : Thomas, b. 1 March, 1850 Ptussell Henry, b. 12 Oct.,
;
1852; Marian Griswold, b. 22 Nov., 1856; and Cornelia

Leonard, b. 5 March, 1859.
3. Lucretia, b. 26 June, 1817, m. Melancthon Starr. They
removed to Rockford, 111., where she died, and where he was
living in 1860. They had six children Henry, b. 12 Aug.,
:
1840; Florida L., b; 3 Aug., 1842; Elizabeth S., b. 5 Jan.,

1846; Chandler, b. 29 April, 1851; David, b. Sept., 1853;
and Lucretia M., b. 20 April, 1857.
6482. Phebe, b. 18 March, 1786, at New London, d. 4 Sept., 1787.
Deacon Robert Manwaring then m. about 1800, Mrs.

Elizabeth (Baker) Eaymond, widow of his third cousin,
Josiah Raymond (2036), and' daughter of Joshua Baker of
Montville. They removed to Norwich, where she d. 13
Feb., 1802, at the age of 38 years.
His child hy licr was :
6483. Caleb Baker, b. 21 Jan., 1802, at Norwich. He went to

western New York, and in 1827, m. Lydia Wickwire, and
had one child, who died in infancy, and he then died, leav-
ing no issue.
Deacon Robert Manwaring then m. 30 Jan., 1803, Mrs.

Susannah (Hubbard) Bushuell, widow of Eleazer BushnelL
She was b. 24 Feb., 1768, at ]S"ew London, youngest
daughter of Russell Hubbard and Mary Gray of New
London, and was granddaughter of Daniel Hubbard
and Martha Coit of New London {see No. 7038 and 441).
They Uved at Norwich, where he d. 29 March, 1807. She
d. 19 April, 1814, at Windham, and was buried at Nor-
wich town.
His child hy her was :
6484. William Hubbard, b. 7 Nov., 1803, at Norwich. He went

to Ohio, when a child, with his half brother, Thomas H.
Bushnell. He m. Margaret McCann, and settled at Frank-
::

Hn, la., and had four aud he was supposed to be
cliildreu ;
living at Franklin in 1860. He went to Carmel in 1825, as

assistant missionary to the Cherokecs, and returned 1826,
released.
VI. KoGER Manavaring (6273), born at ISTew London,

Conn., 27 Aug., 1758, third son of Christopher Manwar-
ing and Deborah Dennison (519) of ISTew London, was a
great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation.
He m. 6 July, 1797, widow Ruth Crocker. They removed
to "Waterford, Conn., where he d. March, 1836. She d.
17 Jan., 1854.
6485. Elisha, b. 21 May, 1798, at Montvillc. He was a lunatic,
and d. unm.
6486. 10 Feb., 1800, at Montville.
Silas, b. He m. and was living
N. Y., in 1860, and was in the fish business at
at Bi'ooklyn,
the Fulton market, New York.
6487. Asa, b. 11 April, 1802, at Montville. He m. widow Crocker,
and was living at Waterford, Conn., in 1859.
6488. Ezra, b. 22 April, 1804, at 'Montville. He was unm. in 1859.
6489. Mary, b. at Montville, died in infancy.
YI. John Manwaring (2274), born at N"ew London,

Conn, 21 March, 1765, youngest son of Christopher Man-
waring and Deborah Denison (519) of ISTew London, was
a great grandson of Pliebe Hyde (10) of the third genera-
tion. He m. 21 March, 1790, his second cousin, Eleanor
Raymond (2203), born 9 Nov., 1765, at Montville, sixth
daughter of John Raymond and Elizabeth Griswold (503).
They settled at Montville, where he was killed in 1811,
by a fall. In 1819 she removed to Greenfield, la., where
she d. Aug., 1820.
Their children were
6490. Robert, b. 27 Oct., 1791, at Montville. He m. Dec, 1819,
at Greenfield, la., Martha Haskins, daughter of Claiborn
Ilaskins. She d. Jan., 1848, in Parke county, la., where he
d. June, 1848. They had seven children.
6491. John, b. 23 Sept., 1795, at Montville. He m. 21 Feb., 1825,
Eliza Church of Montville, where they settled, and he d. 5
April, 1846, and where she was living in 1859. They had
four children :
1. Eliza, who m. 26 Dec, 1850, John Stanton.

2. James, who was unm. in 1859.
3. Eleanor, who m. a son of her uncle Robert.
4. John, who was unm. in 1859.
6492. Ilyras, b. 25 April, 1804, at Lyme. He was a soldier, and

d. in 1829, in the United States army. unm.
6493. Hannah Lynde, b. 29 May, 1793, at Montville. She m. her
fourth cousin, Gurdon Waterman (4400) of Bozrah, eldest
son of John Waterman (14^0) and Sarah Harris (1428) of
Bozrah. (See No. UOO.)
6494. Julia, b. 23 April, 1797, at Montville. She m. James Jones,
who died. She had by him two children :
1. Bertrand jP., a lawyer at Decorah, Iowa, in 1860.

2. James, who died at the age of 21, unm.
She then m. Dr. Gideon Smith Bailey, a physician. They
removed to Vernon, Iowa, where he was a state senator, and
where they were living in 1860. She had by him two other
children :
1.Augustus Cscsar. 2. Julia Alamo arinr/.

6495. Eleanor, b. 11 April, 1799, at Montville. She m. Peck
of Indiana, whodied s. p.
She then m. April, 1822, Charles Patrick, and had by
him seven children. He died, and she Was living at New-
town, 111., in 1859.
6496. Harriet, b. 24 March, 1802, at Lyme. She m. Ilussell Grif-
fin of Indiana, and d. leavin'r seven children.
YL Elizabeth Manwaring (2279), b. at ISTew London,

Conn., 26 Sept., 1754, fifth daughter of Christopher Man-
waring and Deborah Denison (519), was a great grand-
She m. 26 Aug., 1777, N"athaniel Hempstead,"b. 7 Feb.,
1753, at New London, son of Nathaniel Hempstead and
Hannah Booth, and grandson of Nathaniel Hempstead, b.
6 Jan., 1700, at New London, and Mary Hallam, and great
grandson of Joshua Hempstead, b. Sept., 1678, at New
London, and Abigail his wife and great great grandson
;
of Joshua Hempstead b. 16 Jane, 1649, at New London,

who m. Elizabeth, daughter of Greenfield Larribee and ;
great great great grandson of Robert Hempstead the first

of New London, and Joan his wife.
[This Robert Hempstead was probably born in England.
He came to New London in 1645, and married the next
year Joanna Willie, and d. June, 1655. The}^ had three
children 1. Mary (the first born daughter of New Lon-
:
don), b. 26 March, 1647, who m. 28 Sept., 1665, Robert

Douglass the first, of New London, and had twelve child-
ren, ten of whom married and had families. 2. Joshua,
b. 16 June, 1649, who m. Elizabeth Larribee and had one
son and eight daughters. 3. Hannah, b. 11 April,
1652, who m. in 1670 Abel Moore, who d. 9 July, 1689,
:
HYDE GENEx\.LOGY. 1015

and had bv liim four sQiis and one dano;liter. She then m.
Samuel Waller, and d. 26 April, 1729.]
They settled at jSTew London, v/here there were two sons
and tliree daughters recorded to them. But I have
obtained no other particulars of this family.
Tlieir children tcere :
6497. Nathaniel, b. 2 Sept., 1780, at New London.

6498. Christoplier, b. 17 April, 1787, at New London.
6499. Elizabeth, b. 7 Nov., 1778, at New London.
6500. Anne, b. 2 May, 1784, at New London.
6501. Hannah, b. 13 xVpril, 1792, at New London.
YL Capt. Samuel Denison (2284), b. at Lyme, Conn.,

6 July, 1767, second son of John Denison (527) and Mary
Sears of Lyme, was a great grandson of Pliebe Hyde (10)
of the third generation. He m. Phebe Topping of Bridge-
hampton, IST. Y., daughter of Edward Topping and Susan
his wife of Bridgehampton. He was a cloth dresser, and
they settled at Sag Harbor, IST. Y., where he soon became
a shipmaster. He d. in 1820 at ISTew York, and she d.
1840 at Bridgehampton.
TJieir children ivere
6502. William S. b. 1808 at Sag Harbor. He m. Jane M. Wood-

ruff, who the spring of 1844, s. p.
d. in lu Dec, 1844, he
m. Susan M. Halsey, daughter of Glabriel Halsey and Eliza-
beth, his wife, of Bridgehampton. They were living at Sag-
Harbor in 1858, and then had two children :
1. William E., aged 9 years.

2. Fannie U., aged 12 years.
This William S. Denison was in early life a sailor, but was
afterwards master of a whale ship, and rescued six French
sailors who were shipwrecked ofi" the coast of California, for
which he received from the French government an honorary
medal of the first class.
O.'jOS. Samuel, b. 1813 at Sag Harbor. He m. Mary Jane Sayer,
daughter of Thomas Saver and Fanny his wife of Sag Har-
bor. They removed to Texas, and he d. in 1857 in Califor-
and left two children
nia, :
1. Thomas. 2. Caroline.
G.304. Mary Anne, b. 1798 at Sag Harbor. She m. John Stine, a
merchant of New York, and had two sons, who were living
at Bridgehampton in 1858 :
1. John. 2. Thomas.
G505. Caroline, b. at Sag Harbor. She m. Nathan Rogers, a minia-
ture painter of New York. They removed to Bridgehamp^
ton, where he erected a splendid house, and d. in 1844. She
: :
IQIQ HYDE GENEALOGY.
d. 1857 at Madison, Wis. They had four sons and one

daughter
1. Denlson., who studied theology at Princeton, and d.
about 1852 at New York, unm.
2. George T., who m. Fanny Miner, daughter of Capt.
Miner of New York, where they were living in 1857. He
was a merchant, and they had four children.
8. Edmund, who m. jMaria Topping, daughter of William
Topping and Sophia, his wife, of Bridgehamptou, He was
a farmer, and they were living near Madison, Wis., in 1858.
4. James Henry, graduated at Williams college in 1852,
and was a physician. He was living at New York in 1863,
unm.
5. Helen, who in. Henry C. Manning of New York. He
was a banker, and they were living at Madison, Wis., in 1858.
6506. Phebe Topping, b. at Sag Harbor. She m. William A.
Folger, from Nantucket. He was a merchant, and they
settled at New York. She d. 1835, and he d. some years
later. They had one son, who was a ship master in Califor-
nia in 1858.
6507. Fannie E., b. at Sag Harbor. She m. Jeremiah Kogers of
New York, and d. in 1832. He was a retired merchant,
living at Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1858.
VI. Elizabeth Denison (2288), born at Lyme, Conn.,

16 April, 1769, eldest daughter of John Denison (527) and
Mary Sears, was a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde
(10) of the third generation. She m. in 1788, Benjamin
Colt, b. 26 Oct., 1762, at Lyme, son of John Colt of Lyme,
by his lirst wife, Mary Gardner, and grandson of Deacon
Benjamin Colt of Lyme, born about 1699, who m. 26 May,
1724, Miriam Harris, daughter of John Harris of Lyme,
and d. 4 Oct., 1754, aged 55 years.
[That Deacon Benjamin Colt was son of John Colt the
iirst of Lyme, who m. Mary Lord, and had two sons
Samuel, who m. Sarah Fowler; and Benjamin; and seve-
ral daughters; and d. about 1750, at Lyme, aged 93 years;
and grandson of John Colt of Hartford and of Windsor,
who came from Colchester in England, at the age of 11
years, and died at the age of 105 years, and had several
sons besides John Colt the first of Lyme.]
Benjamin Colt, who m. Elizabeth Denison, was a tan-
ner, and they settled at Lyme, where she d. 29 Aug.,
1836, and he d. 23 Sept., 1838.
6508. Benjamin Gardner, b. 10 Jan., 1793, at Lyme. He d. 26
Dec, 1813, at sea, unm.
6509. John Penison, b. 10 3Iay, 1795, at Lyme, tl. April 179G.
6510. John Denison 2d, b. 10 Aug., 1799, at Lyme. _
He ni. Frances
Miller, was captain of a steamboat on the Mississippi, and d.
Sept., 1829, at St. Louis, leaving his flimily at Posey, in
Switzerland county, la. He had three children :
1. Giôvqe. 2. John. 3. Manj.

6511. Joseph Harris, b. 10 Aug., 1801, at Lyme. He m. 1826,
Adeline llipley of I^llsworth. Ohio, daughter of William Rip-
ley and Susan Bingham of Ellsworth, formerly of Windham,
Conn. They .settled at Berlin, Ohio, where she d. 15 May,
1835. He had by her four children, born at Berlin :
1. Nancy Maria, b. 4 Oct., 1828.

2. jMar// Sears, h. 22 July, 1830, m. Chauncey Allen, a
farmer, and they were living at Eureka, Iowa, in 1858.
3. Adeline Snsan, b. 25 July, 1832, m. Birdseye Beards-
ley, a farmer, and they were living at Patch Grrove, Wis., in
1858,
4. Benjamin William, h. 10 jMay, 1835, was a farmer
living at Patch Grove in 1858.
He then m. Charlotte Packard of Berlin, daughter of
Garrett l»ackard and Ellen, his wife. She d. 13 Aug., 1854,
at Ellsworth, Ohio, where he was living in 1858, and was a
farmer. He had by her two more children :
5. John Denison, b. 11 Jan., 1839.

6. Elizabeth Ellen, b. 12 May, 1840.
6512. George Robert, b. 20 Oct., 1804, at Lyme. He m Catherine
Calkins, and d. in 1841, s. p.
6513. Nancy Maria, b. 28 Oct., 1790, at Lyme. She m. 10 Oct., 1813,
Judah Ransom, b. 1 May, 1784, at Colche.ster, Conn., son of
Capt. Amasa Ransom and Abigail Mather of Colchester. He
was a ship master and a farmer; lived at Hudson, N. Y. ; in
1823 removed to Black River, Ohio, and in 1825 to San-
dusky. He was lost 3 Oct., 1840, with his vessel and crew,
on Lake Erie and she was living at Sandusky, in 1858.
;
They had three children, two born at Lyme, and one at

Hudson :
1. Elizabeth Denison, 26 Sept., 1816, m. 11 Oct., 1837,

b.
Luke Conn. He was a merchant at
Risley, b. at Berlin,
Sandusky. She d. 27 Oct., 1842, at Ohio City, s. «., and he
d. 6 Oct., 1848, at Milwaukee.
2. John Colt, b. 11 Aug., 1819, m. 15 Dec, 1844, Ger-
trude Anne Johnson, b. 28 Dec, 1823, at South Amboy
N. J., daughter of William Johnson and Lydia Cortleyou of
Hartland, 0. He was a farmer, and they were living at
Hartland in 1858, and had three children George W., b. 16
:
Sept., 1845; John Harrison, b. 20 Oct., 1849; and Charles

Jay, b. 4 Dec, 1852.
3. Charles Henry, b. 24 Oct., 1821, m. 31 Oct., 1847,
Su.san S. Slaughter, b. 3 Aug., 1826, at Potter, N. Y., fifth
daughter of Dr. James SUughter and Mary Voak of Potter
128
: : :
He was a farmer, and they were living near Sandusky in

1858. They had four children Charles Henry, b. 12 Sept.,
:
1848, d. 4 Nov., 1848; Albert H., b. 10 Jan., 1851; Mary

Alice, b. 9 Jan., 1854; and Anne A., b. 30 July, 1856.
6514. Mary Sears, b. 19 Feb., 1797, at Lyme. She d. 26 Sept.,
1829, at Sandusky, unm.
VL Phebe Denison (2200), born at Lyme, Conn., 29

'Nov., 1775, youngest daughter of John Denison (527) of
Lyme by his first wife, Mary Sears, was a great grand-
She m. 20 June, 1793, Benjamin Grinnell, b. 30 March,
1764, at SaHsbury, Conn., son of Daniel Grinnell and
Ann Chapman of Salisbury, and grandson of Major
Jedediah Chapman and Hester Kirtland of Westbrook,
Conn., and great grandson of Capt. Samuel Chapman and
Margaret Griswold of Westbrook.
[That Margaret Griswold was b. Oct., 1668, and was the
sixth daughter of Lieut. Francis Griswold, who came
from England and was one of the thirty-five original pro-
prietors of Norwich. See No. 10.]
He was a merchant, and they settled at Greenfield,
K y., where he d. 20 Nov., 1825. She d. 19 May, 1849,
at Pit>vidence, N. Y.
Their cJiildren were

6515. Benjamin Chapman, b. 28 July, 1794, at Greenfield. He m.
17 Jan., 1821, Elizabeth Moon. b. 19 April, 1801, at New-
town, N. Y., eldest daughter of William Moon and Anne
Dunham of Greenfield. He was a merchant and a farmer,
and settled at Greenfield. They removed to Sweden, N. Y.,
in 1833, and to Hastings. Mich., in 1853, and were living
there in 1858. They had six children, the five oldest born
at Greenfield
1. William Benjamin, b. 15 Feb., 1822, m. Helen F.
Brown, b. 10 May, 1833, at Castle Fien, Ireland, daughter
of William Brown and Mary IMorrow. They settled at Mor-
ris, 111., and were living at Hock Island in 1858, and had
one child Cora
: IL, b. 11 Dec, 1855.
2. James Mallet, b. 24 Oct., 1823, m. 22 Sept., 1852,
Caroline A. Morrill, b. 8 March, 1833, at Pontiac, Mich.,
daughter of Abner Morrill and Sarah A. Bigler. They
settled at Brockport, N. Y., and removed to Eock Island,
111. They were living there in 1858, and had two children
Frederick, b. 29 July, 1854; and Francis, b. 26 Nov., 1856.
3. Jliram Moon, b. 5 Oct., 1825, and was living in 1858,
unm.
4. Eliza Jane, b. 19 Oct., 1827, ra. 27 Dec, 1850, Arthur
:

Burrows, b. at Bury St. Edmonds, England. They settled
at Brockport, N. Y., where they were living in llS58, and
had three children: William Arthur, b. 17 May, 1853;
Libby Matilda, b. G Aug., 1854; and Carrie Jane, b. 7 Aug.,
1856.
5.Matilda Ann, b. 16 Oct., 1832, m. 24 Feb., 1851, Enos
S. Chappel of Brockport, N. Y., and d. 6 May, 1851, s. p.
6. Andrew Jackson, b. 17 Jan., 1836, at Sweden, N. Y.,
and was unm. in 1858.
Alvah Denison, b. 6 May, 1799, at Greenfield. He m. 1
Sept., 1822, Eliza Keeler, b. 23 July, 1802, at Milton, N.Y.,
third daughter of Joel Keeler, Esq., and Mary Baxter of
Milton. He was a merchant and a farmer, and they settled
at Greenfield and removed to Milton, and in 1863 were
living near Rock City falls in Milton. They had eight
children
1. Isaac Keeler, b. 8 Oct., 1823, at Greenfield, m. 8
Oct., 1856, Olive Clark, b. 20 Feb., 1838, at Providence,
N. Y., second daughter of William V. Clark, Esq., and Mary
Pulling of Providence. They settled at Milton, where they
were living in 1863 and had two children.
2. Alexander Hamilton, b. 27 June, 1826, at Milton, d. 4
March, 1839, at Milton.
3. Anne Elizabeth,h. 1 Oct., 1828, at Milton, m. 30 Dec,
1846, William McMillen. b. 17 Nov.. 1818, at Hebron, N. Y.,
eldest son of Samuel McMillen and Eleanor Gilchrist of Gal-
Way. They settled at Galway, N. Y., where he d. 15 April,
1851. She had by him two children Alvah Gilchrist, b. 23
:
July, 1849 ; and William Henry, b. 1 May, 1851. She then

m. 7 Dec, 1853, John Ashman, b. 2 Jan., 1817, at Galway,
third son of John Ashman and Elizabeth Paul of Milton.
They settled at Bock City, and in 1858 removed to Saratoga,
Iowa.
Cornelia Ireland, b. 29 April, 1830, at Milton, m. 18
4.
Sept., 1856, Francis Eugene Springstein, b. 4 March, 1825,
at Wheatland, N. Y., son of Jacob Springstein and Margaret
Smith of Wheatland. They were living at Rochester, N. Y.,
in 1858, s. 2).
//e«ry Hudson, b. 18 July, 1832, at Milton, m. 21

5.
March, 1858, Laura St. John, b.' 26 Dec, 1837, at Milton,
eldest daughter of Rev. Taylor St. John and Olive Cole of
Springport, N. Y. They were living at Saratoga, Iowa, in
1858.
6. Joel Keeler, b. 6 April, 1835, at Clarendon, m. 3 Dec,
1857, Harriet N. Pulling, b. 27 April, 1840, at Providence,
N. Y., eldest daughter of Selden B. Pulling and Margaret
Jane Root of Galway, where they were living in 1858.
7. Edicard Chauncei/, b. 16 July, 1837, at 3Iilton, was
unm. in 1858.
1020 ^^'^^ GENEALOGY.
8. John Dcn!son,\). 27 Sept., 1840, at Milton, was unm. in

1858.
6517. John Sears, b. 8 Dec, 1804, at Greenfield. He m. 10 Sept.,
1828, Antoinette Morehouse, b. 30 Dec, 1810, at Greenfield,
second daughter of John Morehouse, Esq., and P]sther Ben-
net of Greenfield. He was a farmer and a merchant, and
was for some time a justice of the peace. They lived at
Troy, Greenfield, Clarendon, Galway, Broadalbin, and
Bloomfield, N. Y., and in 1858 were living at Rose, Mich.,
and had eight children :
1. J ulia^Frances, 11 June, 1829, at Troy, m. 8 Nov.,

b.
1849, Samuel Hull Lusk of Clarendon, N. Y., and removed
to Quincy, Mich., in 1854, where they were living in 1858,
and had one child Hubert 3Iontgomery, b. 8 April, 1851.
:
2. Chfirlotte Corday, b. 3 May, 1832, at Greenfield, m. 27

Dec, 1854, Carlton S. Foster of Clarendon, N. Y. They
settled at Canandaigua, and in 1857 removed to Clarendon,
where they were living in 1858, and had one child Carl- :
ton Montague, b. 25 Aug., 1856.

3. Sarah James, b. 18 April, 1834, at Sweden, N. Y., m.
20 Sept., 1858, Charles Sullivan of Clarendon. They settled
at Erie, and were living at Rose, Mich., in 1858, and had
two children :John Grinell, b. 10 July, 1854 ; and Hettie
Antoinette, b. 1 Oct., 1856.
4. Caroline Pltehe^ b. 2 Nov., 1835, at Clarendon, unm. in
1858.
5. .
in 1858.
6. Eniely Moreliousc, b. 30 Aug., 1841, at Greenfield, unm.
in 1858.
7. Alva Den ison,
b. 11 Oct., 1845, at Broadalbin.
8.Lorctta Eliza., b. 13 June, 1850, at Clarendon.
6518. Phebe, b. 15 Nov., 1796, at Greenfield, d. 15 July, 1798.
6519. Phebe 2d, b. 30 Aug., 1801, at Greenfield, d. 7 July, 1803..
VI. William H. Denison (2291), born at Lyme, Conn.;

26 Nov., 1776, eldest son of Samnel Denison (529) and
Mary Champion, was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde
(10) of the third generation. He m. 25 March, 1800, Sola
Higley, b. 1 May, 1778, at Simsbury, Conn., daughter of
Brewster Higley, Esq., and Esther Owen of Eutlaud Vt.
He was a former, and they settled at Rutland, where she
d. 26 March, 1821. He was a justice of the peace, a
member of tlie legislature, and a member of the constitu-
tional convention.
His children hy her were:
6520. William Cowper, b. 31 Dec, 1800, at Rutland. He m. 16
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. ]^()21
Oct., 1832, Wealthy Cushmau, b. 23 June, 1813, at Fair-

haven, was licent-ed as a Congregational clergynian in 1837,
and was settled as pastor of the church at llubbardton in
1839. They removed to Dexter, Mich., where she d. 12
Oct., 1844. He had by her three children :
1. William Cushman, b. 8 Jan., 1836, and d. 13 April,

1842.
2. Francis, b. 17 June, 1839, m. 10 Sept., 1857, John W.
Taylor of Kalamazoo, Mich.
3. Wealthi/. b. 12 Oct., 1844, at Dexter, and d. 20 Julyj
1845.
He then m. 30 April, 1846, Sarah Gertrude Russell of
Morristowu, N. J., and they were living at Prescott, Wis.,
in 1858.
6521. Francis L. C, b. 15 May, 1813, at Rutland. He was a mer-
chant, and was living at Davenport, Iowa, in 1858, with his
third wife, the widow Caroline Ward.
6522. Edward Higley, b. 29 Sept., 1817, at Rutland. He m. 16
Oct., 1840, Sarah Ann Robinson, b. 26 Feb., 1817, daughter
of Tyler Robinson. He was. a farmer, and they settled at
Castleton, where they were living in 1858, and had five child-
ren, born at Castleton
1. Ann Eliza, b. 28 Dec, 1841.
2. William Tyler, b. 9 Jan., 1844.
8. Francis Carlton, b. 20 June, 1850.
4. Edward Robinson, b. 14 April, 1853.
5. Samuel, b. 14 April, 1856.
6523. Phila, ) ,,- ^ „ j f d. 13 March, 1801.
PKo-i
6524. T?v
Eliza,
\
j
,
»
-.^,^.
>
, -n
b. 27 Jan., 1801, at Rutland, \ „,
^ ^j^g ^j
^
\0) c m
Sept.,
i.
1822, Henry Post, b. 14 Feb., 1797, son of Simeon Post of

Saybrook, and afterwards of Rutland. He was a farmer, and
they settled at East Rutland removed in 1832 to London,
;
Mich., and in 1844 to Victor, Mich., where they were living

1. Henry, b. 26 March, 1824, at East Rutland, in. May,

1848, Anna F. Coatsworth of Mason, Mich., and settled at
Holland, Mich. He was a merchant, and they were living
at Holland in 1858, and had one son and one daughter.
2. Eoyt Guernsey, b. 26 Nov., 1827, at East Rutland, m.
Oct., 1854, Julia A. Camp, at Sheboygan, Wis. They set-
tled at G-rand Haven, and in 1858 were living at Grand
Rapids, Mich., and had one son.
3. Helen Maria, b. 15 Feb., 1830, at East Rutland, m.
1848 P. Porter Pearce, of Victor, Mich., where they were
living in 1858, and had five children Charles Henry, b.
:
Feb., 1849 William Denison, b. May, 1851; Lucy Esther,

;
b. Aug., 1853, d. March, 1855; Fanny Eliza, b. Oct., 1855,

d. Dec, 1855 ; and Alice Sola, b. June, 1857.
4. Charles Francis, b. 2 March, 1834, at London, living at
Holland, Mich!, 1858, unm.
:
1022 Hi^DE GENEALOGY.
5. Edicord Belavan, h. 8 Sept., 1836, at London, m. Sept.,

1857, Eliza Wilber of Victor, Mich., a farmer, and they were
living there in 1858.
6. 3Iari/ Elizaheth, b. 20 Jan., 1S41, at Dundee, Mich.,
unm. in 1858.
6525. Fanny, b. 16 May, 1805, at Rutland. She m. 25 July, 1822,
John Thaxter Duncan, b. 8 March, 1798, at New Grantham,
N. H., son of Robert Duncan and Hannah Emerson, of New
Grantham. He was a merchant, and they settled at Rutland,
removed to Clintonville, N. Y., in 1829, and were living at
Union Falls, N. Y., in 1858. They had eight children :
1. Robert William, b. 24 Feb., 1825, graduated at Mid-

dlebury college 1846, and was a lawyer, and settled at Grand
Haven, Mich., where he was a member of the legislature, and
where he was living in 1858, unm.
2. John Thaxter, b. 1 April, 1829, at Rutland, m. 5 Oct.,
1854, Joannna Sears, daughter of Capt. Ebeu Sears, of South
Boston. He was a merchant, and they were living at Meri-
den, N. H., inl858, s.^x
3. James Denison, b. 14 July, 1831, at Clintonville. He
was in 1858 traveling agent of a publishing house, and was
unm.
4. Fraiicis Edward, b. 29 Sept., 1834, at Union Falls,
where he was living in 1855, unm.
5. Charles Henry, b. 14 Oct., 1836. at Union Falls, d. 12
June, 1839.
6. Margaret Baldwin, b. 12 June, 1838, at Union Falls,
unm. in 1858.
7. Charles Henry 2d, b. 31 July, 1841, at Ausable Forks.
8. Eliza Bell b. 28 May, 1846, at Union Falls.
6226. Sola. b. 25 March, 1807, at Rutland. She m. Hoyt Guernsey
of Port Henry, N. Y., who d. about 1834.
After his death she married her first cousin. Dr. Joseph
Perkins, son of Deacon Joseph Perkins and Patience Deni-
son (2295) of Bridgewater, Vt. He was a physician, and
they were living at Castletou, Vt., in 1858. She was his
second wife.
6527. Mary, b. 20 March, 1821, at Rutland. She m. Rev. Horace
Lyman, and in 1858, they were missionaries at Tualatia, in
Oregon, where he was professor in the Pacific university, and
they had two sons and one daughter.
•
After the death of his first wife, William H. Denison,
m. 25 Feb., 1823, Mercy (Belden) Gridley of Castleton,
widow of Deacon Eber Gridle3^, and removed to Castletou,
where she d. 31 Dec., 1854, and he d. 7 May, 1856.
His child hy her %oas
6528. Mercy Webster, b. 26 Jan., 1826, at Castleton, d. 22 Dec,

1838.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY, 1023

VI. Judge Henry Champlin Denison (2292), born at
L3'me, Conn., 8 March, 1781, second son of Samuel Deni-
son (529) of Lyme, and afterwards of Bridgewater, Vt., by
his first wife, Mary Champlin, was a great grandson of
Phebe Hyde (10) of the third generation. He ni. 14 Oct.,
1804, Lucy Perrin. He was a farmer, and they settled at
"Woodstock, Vt., where he was town clerk, judge of pro-
bate, member of the legislature, and was for more than
40 3'ears treasurer of Windsor county. She d. 23 Nov.,
1821, at Woodstock.
His children hy her tcere :
6529. Henry Champlin, 19 Jan., 1807, at Woodstock.

b. He was
a physician, and d. June, 1832, at St. lago de Cuba.
6530. John, b. 20 March, 1812, at Woodstock, and d. 2 April,
1812.
6531. Mary Champlin, b. 14 Aug., 1805, at Woodstock. She m.
0. N. Dana, and d. Oct., 1847, and had two children :
1. Denison.
2. 3Jari/ Frances, who m. George H. Slade, and had six
children: Lucy Perrin Henry Charles; Orlando Nelson;
; ;
Emeline Howe ; and William Jay.

6532. Lucy Perrin, b. 9 June, 1808, at Woodstock. She m. Na-
hum Haskell, and d. April, 1843 at Woodstock. They had
. four children :
1. Sarah Denison, who m. Henry S. Chase, a physician,

and settled at Iowa, and had four children Edward ; Charles
:
Denison Henry Seymour and Frederick Billings.

; ;
2. Henry C. Denison. 3. James Nielsen.

born at Woodstock.
4. Liicy Perrin,
6533. Frances Dean, b. 28 Jan., 1810, at Woodstock. She m. H.
H. Smith, and removed to Michio-an, where she died. They
had one daughter
Frances Denison.
Judge Denison then m. 24 Boy., 1822, Mary Eddy, who

d. 8 March, 1825, s. p.
He then m. 18 Sept., 1826, Amy Smith, who d. 8 March,
1848. He d. 16 May, 1853.
6534. Charles Edward, b. 30 May, 1827, at Woodstock. He grad-

uated at the Norwich university in Vermont, and was a civil
engineer. He m. 20 Nov., 1849, Harriet H. Stevens, third
daughter of Dr. John Stevens, M. D., of Newbury, Vt. She
d. 21 Sept., 1852, at Newberry. Ho had by her one daugh-
ter :
1. Harriet Stevens, b. 18 Sept., 1850, at Newbury,

2Q24 HYDE GENEALOGY.
He then m. 29 March, 1854, Mary Jane Stevens, sister of

his first wife. They were living at Peoria, 111., in 1858, and
he had one child by her :
2. Charles, b. 17 April, 1856, at Peoria.

6535. John, b. 21 Jan., 1829, at Woodstock, d. 2 Oct., 1833.
6536. Edward Champlin, b. 20 Aug,, 1831, at Woodstock. He was
an architect, and was living at Peoria in 1858, unm.
6537. Henry Champlin, b. 20 April, 1835, at Woodstock. He -was
a civil engineer at Peoria in 1858, unm.
6538. Elizabeth Worthington, b. 26 Oct., 1836, at Woodstock, was
living at Peoria in 1858, unm.
6539. Prances Smith, b. 15 July, 1839, at Woodstock. She was
living at Peoria in 1858, unm.
YI. Rev. John Denison (2293), bom at Lyme, Conn., 3

May, 1788, third son of Samuel Denison (529) of Lyme, and
afterwards of Bridgewater, Vt., by his first wife, Mary
Champlin, was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10) of
the third generation. He m. Lncretia Kellogg, daughter
of Gen. Amos Kellogg of Pittsford, Vt. He was a Con-
gregational clerg3'man, and was settled as pastor of the
church at Jericho, Vt., where he d. in April, 1812.
Their only child was :
6540. John Newton, b. 22 June, 1811, at Jericho. He m. Jan.,

1839, his first cousin, Mary Frances Dean (6545), b. 11
Aug., 1811, eldest daughter of Rev. Paul Dean and Frances
Denison (2299) of Boston. He was a merchant, and they
settled at Boston, Mass,, where they were living in 1858,
ajid had five children :
1.Frances Lncretia, b. Nov., 1839, d. Sept., 1840.

2. John Henry, b, March, 1841, an undergraduate at
Williams college in 1858.
3. Mary Aurelia, b. 1842, d. 1843.
4. Clara Aiigusta, b. 27 July, 1845. •
5. Charles Dean, b. 30 Dec, 1849.
VI. Charlotte Denison (2298), born at Lyme, Conn.,

5 Jan., 1779, daughter of Samuel Denison (529) of Lyme,
and afterwards of Bridgewater, Vt., by liis first wife, Alary
Champlin, was a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde (10)
of the third generation. She m. 3 Nov., 1803, John
Purdy, b. 10 Jan., 1781, at EutLand, Vt., eldest son of
Solomon Purdy of Rutland by his second wife, the widow
Hepzibah ("Whipple) Mills, and was brother of Mills Purdy,
a lawyer of Plattsburgh, who killed himself there in a
fit of derangement in 1814.
:

[This Solomon Pnrd}' was descended from a French
Huguenot of the name of Purd}^, who came to America
from France, upon the revocation of the edict of ISTantz,
and settled at or near lêw Rocheile, JST. Y. Benjamin
Purdj, the father of Solomon Purd}^ of Rutland, was
probably born at Horse 'Neck in the southwest corner of
Connecticut, removed to Nine Partners, ]^. Y., and from
there to Manchester, Vt., about 1770, and had seven sons
and several daughters. The names of six of the sons
were Reuben Daniel Benjamin Truman
; ; ; Smith ; ; ;
and Solomon. Mary, the youngest daughter, m. Gen.

Christopher Roberts of Manchester, and was mother
of Gen. Martin Roberts and grandmother of Brig.-
Gen. Benjamin S. Roberts of the U. S. army. See No.
3065.]
John Purdy and wife settled at Rutland, where he was
a justice of the peace, and was grand commander of the
grand encampment of Knight Templars .of the state of
Vermont. They removed from Rutland in 1842, and he
d. 14 Dec, 1851, at Medford, Mass., where she d. 18 Nov.,
1852.
6541. Lucius Maro, b. 28 May, 1805, at Rutland. He graduated

at Middlcbury college, 1827, and was an Episcopal clergy-
man, and was a tutor at Trinity collegp. lie m. 21 April,
1833, Laura Elizabeth Ward of Brentwood, N. H., and was
settled at Sharon, Conn., and at Hampton, N. Y. He d.
May, 1853, at St. Mary's, Ga., and she was living at Exeter,
N. H., in 1858. They had three children
1. Edward J., b. 1835, who graduated at Trinity college
in 1857.
Laura, b. 1837.
2.
3. Bekn, b. 1839.
6542. Edward Champlin, b. 9 Dec, 1806, at Rutland. He m. 20
June, 1831, Louisa Gage of Walpole, N. H. They lived at
Rutland and at Manchester, Vt., and at Boston and at
Lowell, Mass., and in 1858 they were living at Somerville,
about three miles from Boston, s. p. He was editor and
publisher of The Rutland Herald from 1828 to 1830; of
The Horn of the Green Mountains in 1831; of The Lowell
Joxirnal, in 1832 and 1833; of The Boston Daily Whig;
of the Boston Daily Times from 1836 to 1840 and of the ;
Boston Daily Mail from 1840 to 1853. He was a mem'.er

of the Massachusetts legislature two years and in 1854 was ;
appointed commissioner of the Boston harbor and of the

Back Bay lands.
129
:
1026 HYDE GENEALOGY
YI. Frances Denison (2299), born at Lyme, Conn., 2

Oct., 17,85, youngest daughter of Samuel Denison (529)
by his iirst wife, Mary Champlin, was a great grand-
She'm. 30 June, 1805, Rev. Paul Dean of Barnard, Vt.,
son of Seth Dean, who was b. 3 Oct., 1755, at Hardwick,
Mass., and d. at Barnard at the age of 96 years, ancl
grandson of Paul Dean of Hardwick, Mass., and great
grandson of Seth Dean of Taunton, Mass., who was b.
3 June, 1683, at Taunton, and great great grandson of
Ezra Dean of Taunton and Bethia Edsay, which Ezra
Dean was son of Walter Dean, wdio was born at Chard,
England, about 1617, and settled at Taunton, and was a
deputy to the general court at Plymouth in 1640 (see
3 N. E. Gen. Reg., 383 4 do, 103).
; The Rev. Paul Dean
and wife remained a short time in Vermont, and then
removed to the state of iêw York. In 1812 they removed
to Boston, where he was pastor of the Bullinch-street
church. The}^ afterwards removed to Framingham, and
were living in 1858.

6543. Paul Denison, b. 9 May, 1808, in state of New York, d. July,
1810.
6544. Paul Denison 2d, b. 9 Oct., 1819, at Boston, d. 29 Dec, 182-3.
6545. Mary Frances, b. 11 A.ug., 1811, in state of New York. She
m. her first cousin, John Newton Denison (6540), onlysonof
Rev. John Denison (2293) and Lucretia Kellogg. [See No.
6540.)
6546. Charlotte Augusta, b. 9 Dec, 1813, at Boston, and died a few
days after her birth.
6547. Amelia Augusta, b. 25 Dec, 1815, at Boston. She m. John
G. Read, and d. April, 1848, and had one child.
6548. Charlotte Louisa, b. 30 Nov., 1821, at Boston. She m. John
W. Brooks, and was living at Milton, Mass., in 1858, and
had three children.
6549. Marcia Pauline, b. 12 Aug., 1825, at Boston. She m. 27
Sept., 1853, Elisha B. Johnson. They were living at North
Andover, Mass in 1858, and had two children.
,
6550. Juliet Seabury, b. 21 April, 1827, at Boston, d. 9 Oct., 1830.
YI. Griswold Walworth (2300), son of John "Wal-

worth of Hoosick, by his second wife, Patience Denison
(530), Avas a great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10) of the
third generation. He m. Lydia Eldred of Hoosick, N. Y.
He was a farmer, and they settled at Hoosick, and re-
moved to Milford, N. Y., where they died.
6551: Lyman J., who was a lawyer, and settled at Cooperstown, N. Y.,
where he was a member of the legislature, and where he was
6552. Anne, who m. James Donley of Milford, and had a family.
6653. Saphroua, who m. Barney of Middlefield, N. Y., and had
a fiiraily.
6554. Sophia, who m. Dc Witt Clinton Bates, a lawyer, and settled

Cherry Valley, and had five or six children.
at
6555. Mary, who m. Abraham Bury of Milford.
6556. Almira, who m. Cyrus Lane of Milford, and had a family.
6557. Eliza, who m. Boynton of Triangle, N. Y.
6558. ,
who died unm.
VI. Abigail "Walavorth (2303), daughter of John Wal-

worth of Hoosick, by his second wife, Patience Denison
(530), was a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde (10) of
the third generation. She m. 10 March, 1797, William
Tracy, b. 21 June, 1774, 3'oungest son of Daniel Tracy and
Mary Kennedy of Monkton, Vt.
[That Daniel Tracy, b. 10 Sept., 1730, at Preston, Conn.,
and m, 10 May, 1755, Mary Kennedy, lived at Great Bar-
rington and at Windsor, Mass., and d. 10 Sept., 1830, at
Monkton, Vt., at the age of 100 years. He was the second
son of Deacon Jedediah Tracy of Preston, by his second
wife, Mercy Park, and was grandson of Thomas Tracy, the
second of E'orwich, and afterwards of Preston, and great
grandson of Lieut. Thomas Tracy, the first of Norwich,
who came from England. («b«2e No. 38, and Aiypendix B.)
William Tracy and wife settled at Monkton, where they
probably both died, but I have not the dates of their
deaths.
Tlieir children loere :
6559. Griswold AValworth, b. 4 March, 1798, at Monkton.

6560. Arza, b. 17 May, 1800, at Monkton.
6561. Daniel, b. 14 April, 1807, at Monkton.
6562. John, b. 21 July, 1815, at Monkton.
6563. 3Iary, b. 21 March, 1802, at Monkton. She m. Joseph Barnes
of Ferrisburgh, Yt., and d. 18 Dec., 1833.
6564. Lydia, b. 14 Oct., 1804, at Monkton.
6565. Salvina, b. 13 June, 1806, at Monkton. She m. 26 Feb.,
1829, Daniel Peake of Milan, 0.
6566. Eliza, b. 14 May, 1817, at Monkton.
6567. Sylvia, b. 19 Oct., 1820, at Monkton. She m. 27 Jan., 1842,
Joseph Rounds of Monkton.
6568. Abby, b. 25 Feb., 1823, at Monkton. She m. 25 Feb., 1844,
John Rounds.
: :
][()28 ^^^^^ GENEALOGY.
YL JosiAH Grtswold Ely (2305), born at Lyme, Conn.,

26 Aug., 1766, eldest son of Josiah Ely and Phebe Deni-
sou (532), was a great grandson of PhelDe Hyde (10) of the
third generation. Ile^m. Feb., 1793, Elizabeth Sill (5497),
b. 10 July, 1774, at Lyme, eldest daughter of his third
cousin, Giles Sill (1886), and Lucy Gould, then of Lyme,
but afterwards of Moreau, ]^. Y. They settled at Lyme,
and removed to Le Roy, IST. Y., in 1815, where he d. 16
May, 1823. She removed to Brooklyn, N. Y., and d. 8
Their cMhlren were

6569. Giles Sill, b. 29 Aug., 1796, at Lyme. He m. 18 Oct., 1832,
Emeline Amelia Hoe, b. 31 Dec., 1809, at New York, third
daughter of Robert Hoe and Rachel Smith. He was a mer-
chant, and they settled at Palmyra, N. Y. They removed to
New York in 1835, and were living at Brooklyn, N. Y.,
1839. She d. 12 April, 1862. They had three children :
1. Mary Elizahetli, b. 15 Aug., 1833, m. 20 June, 1855,

Harvey Baxter of Brooklyn, son of Timothy Baxter and
Martha Harvey, and in 1859 had two children Maria Har-
:
vey, b. 25 June, 1856, d. 1857 ; and Alfred Timothy, b. 9

Oct., 1858.
2. Emeline Iloe, b. 25 May, 1835, m. 25 June, 1856,
William McNaughton, b. 8 Nov., 1820, son of Alexander
McNaughton and Janet Allen of Paisley, Scotland, and in
1859 had one son Ramsay, b. 6 Oct., 1857.
:
3. IsaleJla Taylor, b. 9 July, 1843, unm. in 1859.

6570. Augustus Henry, b. 20 Sept., 1798, at Lyme. He m. Mary
Watkins, and was a merchant, and they were living at New
York in 1859, s.j?>.
6571. David Griswold,b. 17 April, 1804, at Lyme. He m. 9 Oct., 1833,
his second cousin, Ruth Sill Marvin, b. 10 Feb., 1810, daugh-
ter of James JMarvin and Rheumana Clark (5517) of Lyme.
He was a merchant, and they settled at Palmyra, where she
d. July, 1843. He removed to Iowa City, where' he d.
Dec, 1845. They had one child :
David Huntimjton, b. 23 March, 1843, living with his

aunt, Phebe C. Denison, at Iowa City, in 1859.
6572. Enoch Josiah, b. 17 April, 1804, at Lyme (twin). He m. 27
March, 1828, at Le Roy, N. Y., Lucretia Franklin. He was
a farmer, and they settled at Le Roy, where they were living
in 1859. They had one daughter :
Emrly Ahnira, who m. Williams of Le Roy. anc

died.
"
6573. Leverett Huntington, b. 25 June, 1811, at Lyme. He m.

June, 1841, Caroline Brooks of New York, and d. 13 March
1847, at St. Augustine, Fa., and she was living at Brooklyn,
N. Y., in 1859.^ They had two sous
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. ;[Q29
1. Josi'ah GrisxcoM. 2. Henry BrooJcs.

6574. Joseph Nathauiel b. 21 Sept., 1810, at Le Eoy. He m.
Plaunah Mitchell Rohbins, daughter of Daniel C. Robbins
and Elizabeth Mitchell of Hempstead Harbor, N. Y. He
was a merchant, and they settled at New York, and were
living at Brooklyn in 1859. They had six children:
\.^3Iary Elizabeth Thome, b. 29 Oct., 1843. d. 5 June,

1845.
2. WiUwm Robhins, b. 14 Sept., 1845,
3. Arthur Tracy, b. 1 Aug., 1847.
4. George Grfswold, b. 28" May, 1850,
5. Lydia Robhins, b. 13 Nov., 1853.
6. Frederick Joseph, b. 6 Feb., 1859.
6575. Emely Almira, b. 29 March, 1794, at Lyme. She m. 16
May, 1813, William Lord of Lyme, and was his second wife.
They removed to Le Roy, N. Y., where she d. 10 July, 1825,
and he d. 13 June, 1862. He had by her four sons
1. Frederick Henry, b. 22 Oct., 1814, at Lyme, m. 14
Feb., 1838, Sabine Bailey, and was living at Aiden, N. Y.,
in 1859.
2. \Josiah Griswold, b. 17 July, 1817, at Le Roy, d. 2
Sept., 1842.
3. George Peter, b. 26 March, 1819, at Le Roy, m. Mary
B. Hen dee of Alden, N. Y. He was a merchant, and they
settled at New York, and they were living at Chicago in
1859.
4. Theodore Dwight, who married, and was living at Alden
in 1859.
6^76. Lucy, b. 22 Aug., 1801, at Lyme, d. 4 Nov., 1803.
6577. Phcbe Caroline, b. 5 May, 1807, at Lyme. She m.. Alonzo
C. Denison of Iowa city, as his second wife, where they were
livinsr in 1859, and she had no issue.
YI. Capt. Enoch Ely (2306), bora at Lyme, Conn., 10

Feb., 1760, second son of Josiab Ely and Phebe Denison
(532) of Lyme, was a great grandson of Phebe Hyde (10)
of the third generation. He gradnatcd at Yale, 1792, and
was a lawyer. He m. 4 Aug., 1796, at ]^[ew York, Keziah
(Durkee) Camp, b. 24 May, 1762, at Xew Milford, daugh-
ter of JSTathaniel Dnrkee and Keziah Martin of Lyme, and
widow of Dr. Elisha Camp of CvatskilL
[Col. Elisha Camp of Sackett's Harbor, and Minerva
Camp who m. Judge Augustus Sackett, the founder of
Sackett's Harbor, were her children by her first husband.]
They settled at ISTew York, and removed to Sackett's
Harbor in 1813. He was a master in chancery, and a
captain of militia. He d. 25 June, 1818, at Sackett's Har-
bor, where she d. 23 March, 1834.
:
]^Q30 HYDE GENEALOGY.
His children hij her \oere
6578. Gustavus, b. May, 1797, at Catskill; d. 22 Aug., 1798.

6579. Gustavus 2d, b. iMarch, 1799, at New York, d. 5 Oct., 1801;
6580. Phebe Augusta, b. 5 June, 1801, at New York. She m. 15
Feb 1819, Leonard Denison of Sackett's Harbor, b. 1 Jan.,
,
1792, at Stoniugton, Conn., son of Peleg Denison and Mary

Gray of Stonington. He was a merchant, and they settled
at Sackett's Harbor, where he was collector of the customs,
and where they were living in 1859. They had twelve child-
ren :
1. iMari/ Augusta, b. 5 Sept., 1820, and d. 1 Aug., 1821.

2. Elisha Ely, b. 24 Nov., 1822, a farmer, living at Sack-
ett's Harbor in 1859, unm.
3. Augusta Elizabeth, b. 14 April, 1824, and d. 6 Oct.,
1824.
4. Augusta Minerva, b. 13 Dec, 1825, m. 21 Dec, 1847,
James A. Grunbee, planter of Morgantown^ N. C, a grand-
son of Judge Augustus Sackett of Sackett's Harbor. They
had in 1859, three children xVmelia Denison, b. 1848 ; Eliza
:
Denison, b. 1850 and William McRea, b. 1853..

;
5. Amelia Sophia, b. 5 Jan., 1828, a teacher at Spring

Hill, Ark., in 1859, unm.
6. Elizabeth Camj), b. 20 Sept., 1829, living at Princeton,
Ark., in 1859, unm.
7. Leonard S., b. 8 March, 1833, living at Omaha City,
Nebraska Territory, in 1859, unm.
8. Charles Henry, b. 16 Jan., 1837, d. 26 May, 1838.
9. Mary Lord, b. 27 June, 1839, d. 2 May, 1855, unm.
10. George Wilson,^ b. 10 Aug., 1840.
11. Henrietta Maria, b. 11 March, 1842, a teacher in Prince-
ton seminary in Arkansas, 1859.
12. Anna Caroline, b. 14 Aug., 1843, d. 10 July, 1845.
YI. UiCHARD Ely (2308), born at Lyme, Conn., 6 Jan.^

1777, fourtli son of Josiali Ely and Phebe Denison (532),
generation. He m. 3 Nov., 1803, Mary Peck, b. 1778, at
Colchester, Conn., daughter of Elias Peck and Sarah Ely
of Colchester. He was a farmer, and they settled at
Lyme, where he was a justice of the peace and a deacon of
the church. They removed to Illinois in 1844, and she d.
30 Aug., 1853, at Waukegan, and he d. 3 July, 1856, at
Chicago. Besides two who died in infancy,
6581. Richard Edwin, b. 16 Dec, 1805, at Lyme. He was a

farmer, and d. 31 July, 1836, at Bcllevue, Iowa, unm.
6582. Elias P., b. 31 Dec, 1808, at Lyme. He graduated at Wash-
iugton college, Hartford 1831, studied theology at Princeton
seminary, and wa.s a Presbyterian clergyman. He d. 5 Sept.,
1884, unm.
0583. David Josiah, b. 5 May, 1815, at Lyme. He m. 5 Feb., 1837,
Mary Ann Grafton, daughter of James Grafton and jMary
Marshall. He was a merchant, and they settled at Port
Gibson, Miss., and she d. Aug., 1843. He had by her one
daughter, b. 1839, who m. Nov., 1858, James A. Parsons,
boru at Enfield, Conn., and they were living at Chicago in
1859, where he was a wholesale merchant. Her Christian
name I have not ascertained.
David Josiah Ely, then m. Jan., 1848, Caroline Wheeler
Duncan, daughter of James Duncan and Eliza T. Vilette of
Massillon, 0. They were living at Chicago, III, in 1859,
where he was a merchant.
6584. Zebulon Stiles, b. 8 Nov., 1819, at Lyme. He m. 27 Jan.,
1849, at Chicago, Sarah Hammond Duncan, b. 22 Oct., 1824,
at Massilon,0., daughter of James Duncan and Eliza Tilling-
hast Villette of Massilon. He was a merchant, and they set-
tled a,t Chicago. They removed to New York in 1854,
where they were living in 1859, and had three children :
1. Edward Stdes, b. 7 Nov., 1853.

2.Maryaret Duncan, b. 12 Aug., 1855.
3.Grace Dimcan, b. 31 July, 1857.
6585. Enoch Denison, b. 15 Jan., 1822, at Lyme. He m. 20 Sept.,
1853, at Niles, Mich., Hettie C. Larrimore. He was a mer-
chant at Chicago, where she d. 7 July, 1854, s. ^)., and he
died two days afterwards.
6586. Mary Emeline, b. 15 Nov., 1810, at Lyme, She m. Aug.,
1854, Rev. Siudol B. Munger, missionary of the A. B. C.
F. M., and d. 3 June, 1856, at Satara, India. He survived
her, and was a missionary at Satara in 1858.
6587. Sarah Amelia, b. 31 Dec, 1812 at Lyme. She d. 22 Aug.,
1838, at Port Gibson, unm.
6588. Phebe Augusta, b. 10 Aug., 1817, at Lyme. She m. 21
Nov., 1842, Oscar F. Avery of Groton, Conn. He was a
merchant, and they lived at Waukegan and Chicago, and in
1859 were living at New York, where he was a broker. They
had four children :
1. J/ary Auffusfa, b. 28 Oct., 1843.

2. Richard Ely, b. 12 Feb., 1851.
3. Carrie Duncan, b. 16 Feb., 1854, and d. May, 1854.
4. George Sides, b. 5 Oct., 1855, d. July, 1858.
VI. Phebe Ely (2309), born at Lyme, Conn., 5 Jan.,

1771, only daughter of Josiah Ely and Phebe Denison
(532), was a great granddaughter of Phebe Hyde (10) of
the third generation. She ixi. 1801, Col. Abner Lord, b.
1032 ilYJ)!^ GENEALOGY.
24 Aug., 1760, at Lyme, second son of Col. Abnor Lord

and Temperance Colt of Lyme. He was in tlie arni}^ of
the revolution, was one of the first settlers of Marietta, O.,
and colonel of militia and associate judge, and was pro-
prietor of the town of Vienna, in Virginia, opposite Ma-
rietta. She was his second wife, and was a highly accom-
plished and intelligent lady. He d. 2 May, 1821, at
Columbus, 0., and she d. 17 March, 1849, at Steuben-
ville, O.
6589. Augusta, b. at Marietta, and died iu infancy.

6590. Fhebe Denison b. 3 April, 1805, at Marietta. She m. Nov.,
1827, Dr. John Andrews, a physician of Steubenville, 0.,
They were living at Columbus, 0., in 1859, and he was presi-
dent of the state bank of Ohio. They had six children :
1. Martin, b. 6 Dec, 1828, graduated at Kenyon college,

and was a lawyer. He m. 31 May, 1852, Caroline Wolcott,
of Steubenville, where they were living 1859, and had two
children.
2. Ahner Lord, b. 14 Sept., 1831, graduated at Marietta
college, and was a lawyer at Cincinnati in 1859, unm.
3. Mary Lord, b. 30 April, 1836, and was unm. in 1859.
4. Alexander Lord, b. 18 Jan., 1841.
5. Eliza Ann Frazer, b. 27 March, 1844.
6. Margaret, b. 25 Dec, 1849.
6591. Sarah Colt. b. 25 Aug., 1809, at Marietta. She m. 5 Aug.,
1829, John Ely, b.' 10 June, 1797, at Bethel, Conn., son
of Rev. John Ely and Mary Lord of Madison, Conn. He
was a merchant, and afterwards a lawyer; and they were living
at New York in 1859. They had five children who died in
infancy, and had four other children then living :
1. Mary Lord, b. 31 May, 1834.

2. John Andrews, b. 24 Oct., 1836, graduated at the New
York free academy, and was living at Chicago in 1859.
3. Julia Augusta, b. 19 Feb., 1839, and was unm. 1859.
4. Anne Eliza, b. 3 Aug., 1842.
6592. Mary Selden, b. 27 April, 1814, at Columbus. She d. 18
Feb., 1833, at Steubenville, unm.
The first wife of Col. Abner Lord, of Marietta, was Mary

Selden, b. 22 April, 1761, at Lyme, fourth daughter of
Col. Samuel Selden and Elizabeth Ely of Lyme, by whom
he had six children Elizabeth, b. 16 July, 1784 Tem-
: ;
perance, b. 3 April, 1786, m. Thomas Backus [see No.

6118); Sophia, b. 19 May, 1788; Mary, b. 17 May, 1790;
Abner, b. 6 Aug., 1792 and ; .
VI. Stephen Post (2325), born at Xorwich, Conn., 20
April, 17G1, eldest son of John Post (540) by his second
wife, Abigail Leflingwell, was a great grandson of Samuel
Post (14) of the third generation. He m. 26 April, 1789,
Mercy Leffingwell. They settled at Bozrah, where there
were recorded to them
ThefoUoicing children ;
6593. Steplieu, b. 3 Feb., 1790, at Bozrah.

6594. Samuel, b. 22 Aug., 1795, at Bozrah. He probably m. 17
May, 1821, Lorinda Birchard. at Bozrah.
6595. Henry, b. 16 Oct., 1797, at Bozrah.
6596. Harvey, b. 16 May, 1801, at Bozrah,
6597. Nancy, b. 21 July, 1799, at Bozrah. She m. 3 Jan,, 1822,
William W. Brower of Norwich.
6598. Sarah 3Iaria, b. 25 Sept., 1803, at Bozrah.
VI. John Post (2320), born at Norwich, Conn., 22 March,

1763, second son of John Post (540) by his second wife
Abigail Lefhugwell, was a great grandson of Samuel Post
(14) of the third generation. He probably m. 13 March,
1788, Abigail Fitch. If so, they settled at ]ôrwich and
had four children recorded to them there.
Those children icere :
6599. Charles, b. 20 Oct., 1789, at Norwich.

6600. John, b. 26 Norwich.
Oct., 1794, at
6601. Jabez, 1796, at Norwich.
b. 8 Aug;.,
6602. Sarah Bliss, b.l4 Feb., 1793, at Norwich,
VI. Jedediah Hyde Post (2330), born at Norwich,

Conn., 1760, second son of Jabez Post (541) of Norwich,
by his first wife, Martha Hyde (308), was a great grandson
of Samuel Post (14) of the third generation. He was a
soldier in the revolution in the company of his uncle,
Capt. Jedediah Hyde (307). He was a silversmith, and at
the close of the war he settled at Newtown, N. J,, and was
engaged in the business of clock and watch making in
connection with his brother Jabez P. Ilj^de. He m. 6
Sept., 1787, Isabella Hardin, third daughter of Thomas
Hardin and Priscilla Potter, of Sussex county, N. J. He
d. 8 Aug., 1835, at Newtown.
6604, Thomas Hardin, 16 Jan,, 1790, at Newtown, He m. 13

b,
Aug,, 1812, Miriam Brundage, b, 15 Oct,, 1793, daughter of
William Brundage and Elcy Colt, then of Wantage, N. J.
130
1034 BYDB GENEALOGY.
but formerly of Peekskill, N. Y. They lived at Wantage,

at Pike county, Pa., and at Trumansburgh, Perrinton, and
Spencer, N. Y., and in 1858 they were living at Ottawa, 111.
They had twelve children :
1. Wmiam, b. 10 Oct., 1813, at Wantage, m. 20 April,

1834, Eliza Butts, daughter of Major Elisha Butts of Spen-
cer, N. Y. He was a merchant, and they settled at Spencer,
where they were living in 1857 and had eight children Sa- :
rah, b. March, 1835 Susan, b. Aug., 1839 Myron, b. 1841,

; ;
died in childhood; Harman, b. 1843; Mary, b 1845; Ellen,

b. 1847 Josephine, b. 1851 ; and Isabel, b. 1854, died in
;
infancy.
2. 3Jartha A., b. 1 Jan., 1816, in Pike county, Pa., m. 16
March, 1834, at Brockport, N. Y., Oliver H. Buel, b. 12
May, 1812. They lived at Bushnell's Basin, N. Y., and re-
moved to Ottawa, 111., where they were living in 1357, and
kept the Ottawa House. They had five children Martha :
L., b. 10 June, 1836; Charles Mortimer, b. 26 Feb., 1838;

Dumont Abbott, b. 29 April, 1840 ; Maria Isabel, b. 29 May,
1842; and Ellen J., b. 24 May, 1845.
3. 3Iari/, b. 22 Feb., 1818, in Pike coiinty, and d. 22
Aug., 1818.
4. Thomas Lewis, b. 7 Aug., 1819, in Pike county, m. 22
April, 1846, Catherine J.Fisher, b. 20 July, 1818, daughter
of Thomas Fisher, Esq., of Spencer, N. Y. (formerly a law-
yer of the city of New York). He was a merchant, and they
settled at Spencer, where they were living in 1856, and had
four children :Frances Marietta, b. 24 Feb., 1847 ; Robert
Lewis, b. 29 Dec, 1849; Thomas F., b. 11 July. 1852; aiid
Andrew H., b. 23 Oct., 1854, d. 12 March, 1855.
5. Harriet Jane, b. 22 Feb., 1822, at Trumansburgh, m.
6 Dec, 1843, Samuel L. Fulton, son of Deacon Elisha Ful-
ton of West Greece, N. Y. She d. 5 Oct., 1846, at Man-
chester, N. Y., and had one child, Florence E., b. 5 Feb.,
1846, d. 25 Nov., 1847.
6. Jlari/ Ann, b. 5 Jan., 1824, at Trumansburgh, m. 28
May, 1851, Andrew P. Lott, b. 10 April, 1819, son. of Col.
Isaac Lott and Emely Mosier of Spencer, N. Y. She was
his second wife. He was a farmer and teacher. They were
living at Spencer in 1856, and he had by her two children :
Thomas M., b. 16 June, 1853; and Clarence 0., b. 14
Jan., 1856, who removed with their parents to Ottawa, 111.,
in 1857.
7. Jedecliah Hyde, b. 16 June, 1826, at Trumansburgh,
and d. 1 June, 1831.
8. Eliza Miriam, b. 23 Aug., 1828, at Trumansburgh,
and was living at Ottawa in 1856, unm.
9. Sumn Emehj, b. 23 Jan., 1831, at Trumansburgh, m.
22 June, 1853, 'Gilbert Goff' of Bedford, N. H. They
settled at Lowell, Mass., and iii ).,856 removed to Ottawa,
:

111.,where they were living in 1857. They had one child,
Charles Fremont, b. 2 Aug., 1856, d. 23 Sept., 1856.
10. Delia Caroline^ b. 24 June, 1833, at Perrinton; was
living at Ottawa in 1857, uiim.
11. Theojihilus John, b. 23 Aug., 1835, at West Greece,
and d. 2 Feb., 1841.
12. Samuel L. L., b. 19 Sept., 1838, at West Greece, and
d. 31 Dec, 1842.
6605. John, b. 1794 at Newtown. He m. 16 May, 1836, Harriet
Dobbings, daughter of George Dobbings of Morris county,
N. J. They were living about eight miles east of Rockaway,
N. J., in 1857, and had six children :
1. John, 9 Nov., 1837.

b.
2. Geor,je L., b. 10 April, 1840.
3. Mary C, b. 2 July, 1842.
4. Columbus, b. 25 April, 1845.
5. Elmira, b. 20 Jan., 1847.
6. Javies, b. 4 Nov., 1851.
6606. Martha Hyde, b. 9 April, 1788, at Newtown. She m. 7
Aug., 1808, Isaac Shiner, b. 17 Oct., 1783. He was a
blacksmith, and d. 10 Feb., 1828, and she d. 1 May, 1828,
near Stroudsburgh, Pa. They had eight children :
1. Maria, b. 8 May, 1809, died in childhood.

2. Joseph, b. 10 July, 1811, d. 12 Jan., 1851, at Argen-
tine, Mich.
3. Sarah, 23 Aug., 1813, m. about 1836 her mother's
b.
first cousin, John Hardin,
b. 20 March, 1809, son of John
Hardin and Rachel Conover. They were living at Blairs-
town, N. J., in 1857, and had seven children Jacob, b. 11
:
May, 1837, a Methodist clergyman Samuel, b. 9 Nov.,

;
1838; Martha, b. 29 Aug., 1840, d. 5 Jan., 1842; Mary, b.

13 Dec, 1842; Nancy, b. 20 Jan., 1845; Anne, b. 4 Feb.,
1847; John Wesley, b. 30 Jan., 1849, d. 29 Oct., 1852.
4. Stephen Roy, married and died, and left one son and one
daughter.
5. Isabel Jane, b. 23 June, 1818, m. Abraham Middles-
warth, and living at Argentine, Mich., in 1857.
6. Elizabeth, b. 16 Jan., 1821, m. Robert D. Stine, b. 3
Dec, 1811 ; living at Oxford Furnace, N. J., 1856.
7. Rachel, b. 16 July, 1822.
8. JIartha, b. 12 Sept., 1826.
6607. Mary, b. 5 Feb., 1792, at Newtown. She m. 26 Sept., 1808,
John Willguss, b. 12 March, 1787, only son of Samuel
Willguss of Newtown, N. J. They had ten children
1. A son, b. 5 Sept., 1809, d. unnamed.
2. Elizabeth, b. 17 Jan., 1811, m. 1835 David Hedding,
b. 7 July, 1811, son of Ashur B. Hedding and Rachel Por-
ter. They were living near Newtown, N. J., in 1856, and
had seven children: John, b. 13 March, 1836; Thomas B.,
b. 9 July, 1840; Martha Ann, b. 19 June, 1842; David, b.
: ;
1036 RYBE GENEALOGY.
20 July, 1845; Isabella Jane, b. 21 June, 1847; Hannali

Emeline, b. 16 Feb., 1849; and Silas Franklin, b. 5 Nov.,
1852.
S. Eachel, b. 27 April, 1813, m. IS April, 1S3G, Daniel
Sheldon, who died, and had by him four children.
4. Samuel, b. 5 Aug., 1815,
5. Eunice, b. 9 Aug., 1817, m 12 March, 1840, Samuel
E. Smith, b. 4 Aug., 1814, son of Rulef Smith and Mar-
garet Reemer of Pumpton, N. J< They had in 1856 eight
children: William Parnal, b. 1 Nov., 1840, d. 18 Feb.,
1841; Margaret Maria, b. 8 Jan., 1842, died in infancy;
Sarah Elizabeth, b. 5 May. 1843; Francis M., b. 15 Au".,
1845 Miirj Catherine, b. 3 March, 1847, d. April, 1848
;
Martha Ellen, b. 10 31ay, 1849; Stephen H., b. 16 Oct.,

1851 ; and Emma Jane, b. 1 June, 1855.
6. A son, b. 1819, died unnamed.
7. Richard 0., h. 20 July, 1820, m. 12 Feb., 1843, Mary
Ann Ackerson, b. 18 Jan., 1818, daughter of Charles Acker-
son and Nancy Deborah, his wife. They were living at
Sparta, N. J., in 1857, and had five children: David, b. 8
Sept., 1843; Martha Anne, b. 24 July, 1846; Mary Eliza-
beth, b. 4 Oct., 1850; Sarah Ellen, b. 18 Aug., 1853; and
Emma Jane, b. 31 March, 1856.
8. Stejyhen, b. 8 Sept., 1823.
9. Alexander, b. 14 Feb., 1826.
10. Josejjh, b. 18 May, 1833, m. 22 Aug., 1853, Malinda
M. Hendershot, daughter of David Hendershot and Sarah,
his wife, of New Paterson, N. J,, where they were living iu
1857, and had two children: Mary Orpha, b. 13 Jan., 1854;
and William H., b. 25 April, 1857.
YI. Andrew Post (2331), born at ]ôrwich, Conn., 17

Oct., 1769, eldest son of Jabez Post (541) of ISTorwich, by
his second wife, Lucy Hyde (299), was a great grandson
of Samuel Post (14) of the third generation, lie m. 1
July, 1804, Joanna I)ana. They settled at Lebanon, JST.
H., where she d. 18 Dec, 1813, and where he wâs living
in 1856.

6608. Simeon Sessions, b. 29 Aug., 1805, at Lebanon. He m. 27
Jan., 1830, Parthenia Peck. He was a civil engineer; and
in 1856 they were living at New York, where he was the
consulting engineer of the New York and Erie rail road.
1. Cornelia Sophia, b. 11 Dec, 1831.

2. Andreio Jackson, b. 1 Nov., 1834.
3. Levi Williams, b. 6 Oct., 1837.
4. Beniy Willis, b. 30 Oct., 1852.
6609. Lucy Hyde, b. 20 Jan., 1807, at Lebanon, where she was
living, with her fathei*, in 185G, unm. She afterwards m.
Roswell Sartwell of West Lebanon, N. H.
6610. Henrietta Maria, b. 1 Jan., 1810, at Lebanon. She m. 1846,
Uriah W. Wise. They were living at Penfield, Ga., in
1856, where he was a professor in the university. They
then had three children :
1. Collin Reed. 2. Andrcio H. 3. Flora.
YI. Anne Post (2334), bom at IsTorwich, Conn., 26

July, 1766, eldest daughter of Jabez Post (541) of JSTor-
wich, by his second wife, Lucy Hyde (299), was a great
granddaughter of Samuel Post (14) of the third genera-
tion. She ni. Henry Blake, b. about 1775, at Boston.
They settled at Keene, N. H., where he was the editor
and publisher of The Columbian Informer, and where he
died in 1795.
Her child hy him was :
6611. Henrietta, b.14 July, 1795, at Keene. She m. 3 Oct., 1813,

George Denison Harris, son of Jeremiah Harris and Lydia
Reed of Norwich, and grandson of Richard Harris.
[This Richard Harris was son of Richard Harris, senior,
who was son of John Plarris and Hannah, his wife, of New
London. That John Harris, b. 12 June, 1663, at New Lon-
don, was the fourth son of Gabriel Harris and Elizabeth
Abbott, and grandson of Walter Harris and Elizabeth Fry.
See No. 348.]
They settled at Norwich, where he died. They had two
children, born at Norwich :
1. Henry Blake, b. 12 Nov., 1814, m. 1837, Catherine

Arnold, and d. 30 Nov., 1855, and had three children:
Robert, b. 1838, died in infancy; Henrietta, b. 28 April,
1841 and Thomas, b. 4 Nov., 1846.
;
2. Thomas Langrel, b. 29 Oct., 1816. He graduated at

Trinity college, Hartford, in 1841, and Was a lawyer. He
settled in Illinois, and was a major in the fourth Illinois
regiment in the Mexican war, and commanded that regiment
at the battle of Cerro Gordo. He m. 7 Dec, 1847, Mary J.
Dirickson of Maryland, aiid settled at Petersburgh, 111. He
was elected to congress in 1848, 1854, 1856, and 1858, and
d. 24 Nov., 1858. They had five children Thomas I)., b.
:
19 Sept., 1848, d. 19 Dec, 1848; llarvy, b. 21 Dec, 1849;

Mary Esther, b. 11 March, 1852 Henrietta Kate, b. 23
;
Nov., 1854 and a daughter, b. 19 Feb., 1858, whose Christ-

;
ian name I have not obtained.
After the death of Henry Blake, her first husband,

Anne (Post) Blake m. 26 May, 1799, her mother's second
: : ;
1038 H^^^ GENEALOGY.
cousin, Thomas Lang-rel Thomas (284), as his second wife,

•and died about 1813, at Norwich ; where he d. 17 May,
1827.
He7' child hy him was :
6612. Eunice Ann, b. 26 June, 1800, d. 5 Dec, 1814.
YI. LucRETiA Post (2335), born at JSTorwich, Conn., 20

Jan., 1768, youngest daughter of Jabez Post (541), by his
second wife, Lucy Hyde (299), was a great granddaughter
of Samuel Post (14) of the third generation. She m. 13
July, 1788, Eliphalet Carew, b. 30 July, 1740, at Norwich^
son of Thomas Carew and Abigail Pluutington of Norwich
which Abigail Huntington, was the eldest daughter of
Daniel Huntington and Abigail Bingham of Norwich, and
great granddaughter of Deacon Simon Huntington, one
of the original proprietors of Norwich, who wâs born in
England. [See Huntington Family, No. 87.)
They settled at Norwich, where he died. She was liv-
ing at Norwich in 1858, at the advanced age of 90 years,
and was living on the original home lot of her paternal an-
cestor, John Post, tiie first of Norwich, which was assign-
ed to him iu 1660, and had never passed out of the hands
of his descendants.
Their children were
6613. Daniel Augustus, b. 14 Dec, 1789, at Norwicb. He m. 30
Dec, 1824, Rachel Tracy Wood, b. May, 1802, at Norwich,
eldest daughter of bis third cousin, Elizabeth Tracy (4047)
and Charles Thompson Wood of Norwich, and granddaugh-
ter of William Tracy (1276) and Mary Burnham of Norwich.
He was a saddler, and they settled at Norwich, and in 1833,
removed to Kinsman, 0., where he d. 7 June, 1837. She
had by him two children
1. Gcorffc, b. 30 Sept., 1825, at Norwicb, m. 14 Sept.,
1848, at Kinsman, Arminda Bushnell, daughter of David
Bushnell and Arminda Policy of Lisbon. They were living
at Kinsman in 1859, and bad three children Mary Lucre- :
tia, b. 3 Oct., 1849 Anne Arminda, b. 2 March, 1852; and

;
George Augustus, b. 16 March, 1855.

2. Thomas Jefferson, b. 2 Sept., 1834, at Kinsman, and
was uum. in 1859.
After the death of D. N. Carew, his widow m. 31 Oct.,
1855, William Braggins, an Englishman, and was living at
Kinsman in 1859.
6614. Anne Hyde, b. 15 Feb., 1792, at Norwich. She m. 16 Dec,
1812, lloswell Morgan, b. 20 Jan., 1776, at Norwich, son of
Darius Morgan and Hannah Hawkins of Norwich. He was
:

a lawyer, and they settled at Norwich, where he was a justice
of the peace, and practised his profession for many years, and
where he d. 12 July, 1853, s. p., and where she was living
with her mother in 1858, on the old Post home lot.
6G15. Lucretia Hyde, b. 12 June, 1797, at Norwich, d. 7 April,
1802.
VI. AsAHEL Bingham (2353), born at Cornwall, Vt., in

1788, youngest son of Jeremiah Bingham (552) and the
widow Hawks, was a great grandson of Samuel Post (14)
of the third generation. He m. Laura Smith, daughter of
Joel Smith and Tryphena Mead of West Rutland, Vt. He
was a farmer, and they settled at Cornwall, where she d.
Nov., 1839. He was living at West Cornwall in 1859.
Their children were
6616. Joel Smith, b. 16 Oct., 1815, at Cornwall. He was educated
at Middlebury, but left college in 1838, without graduating.
He subsequently received the degree of master of arts from
that college, and from the university of Vermont, and was a
Congregational clergyman. He m. 22 Aug., 1838, Jane
Robbins, b. 16 Dec, 1815, at Marietta, 0., daughter of Rev.
Samuel P. Robbins and Martha Burlingame of Marietta,
and great granddaughter of Gen. Rufus Putnam of Marietta.
He was principal of the Ferrisburgh academy for five years,
and of the Shelburne high school two years, was pastor of
the church at Charlotte, Vt., in 1846, and of the church at
Leominster, Mass., in 1851. In June, 1857, he was installed
as pastor of the Congregational church at Westfield, Mass.,
where they were living in 1858, and had seven children :
1. Samuel Bobbins, b. 29 Sept.. 1839, at .Cornwall.

2. llartha Jane, b. 24 July, 1841, at Ferrisburgh, d. 14
Nov., 1845.
3. Lmira Ellen, b. 13 July, 1845, at Shelburne.
4. George Joel, b. 18 Sept., 1847, at Charlotte.
5. Jane Elizabeth, b. 19 March, 1851, at Charlotte.
6. William Putnam, b. 25 Jan., 1853, at Leominster.
7. Mary Kate, b. 6 March, 1856, at Leominster.
6617. Asahel Hawkes, b. at Cornwall, principal of the academy at
Brandon, Vt., in 1858.
6618. Benjamin Franklin, bora at Cornwall, principal of the high
school at West Rutland in 1858.
6619. Sarah Tryphena, died at 18 months old.
6620. Sarah Tryphena 2d, born at Cornwall. She m. Cyrus Johnson,
and was living at West Rutland in 1858.
VI. Calvin Bingham (2359), born at Bennington, Vt,

22 Jan,, 1784, third son of Denison Calvin Bingham (553)
and Lydia Denton of Bennington, was a great gr^ndsou
1040 ^^^^^ GENEALOGY.
of Samuel Post (14) of tlie third generation. lie m. 17

Jan., 1808, Elizabeth Scott, b. 23 June, 1785, at Benning-
ton, daughter of Phinehas Scott and Thankful Kingsley
of Bennington, and sister of Col. Martin Scott of the IJ. S.
army, who was killed at Molino Del Rey. He was a
farmer, and they settled at Caniillus, IST, Y., where they
lived about twenty years. They then removed to Marcel-
lus, IST. Y., where she d. 11 April, 1854, and where he was
living in 1858.
Their cliildren were :
6G25. Kingsley Scott, b. 16 Dec, 1808, at Camillus. At the age of

15 he taught school, and afterwards studied law, and was a
deputy sheriiF of Onondaga county. He m. 1 May, 1833,
Margaret Warden, daughter of Robert Warden, from Scot-
land. They removed to Green Oak. Mich., where he was
engaged in farming. He was postmaster, member of the
legislature, and speaker of the lower house. She d. in 1834.
1. Kinslei/ Warden, h. 1834.

He then m. 10 June, 1839, Mary Warden, and was twice
elected to congress, and was afterwards governor of the state
of Michigan, and in 1859 was elected to the senate of the.
United States. He d. 5 Oct., 1861. He had by his last
wife a son :
2. James Watson.
6626. Ira Post, b. 12 April, 1812, at Camillus. He graduated at the
Fairfield medical college in 1841, and was a physician. He
settled at Brighton, Mich., where he was living in 1858, and
was judge of probate, and was uum.
6627. Henry Harrison, b. 7 Jan., 1814, at Camillus. He m. 1844,
Amelia Wells, daughter of Dr. Wells. He commenced busi-
ness at Leoni, Mich., was a farmer at Grass Lake, was post-
master and member of the legislature, and in 1858 they were
living at Jackson, Mich., where he was a clerk of the state
prison. They had three sons and two daughters.
6628. Hiram Thurston, b. 17 June, 1819, at Caniillus, d. 27 Nov.,
1820.
6629. John Calvin, b. 27 Sept., 1824, at Camillus. He went to
California, and d. 3 July, 1851, unm.
6630. Laura, b. 24 May, 1810, at Camillus, d. 27 Feb., 1813.
6631. Lucina Clarissa, b. 29 Sept., 1815, at Camillus. She m. 28
March, 1837, Guy Moses, son of Zabina Moses. He was a
mei'chant, and they settled at Marcellus, where they were
living in 1858. They had four sons and one daughter.
6632. Caroline Laura, b. 13 July, 1817, at Camillus. She m. 30
Sept., 1841, Robert Warden, son of Robert Warden from
Scotland. He was a farmer, and they ssttled at Green Oak,
Mich., where he was supervisor, justice of the peace and
: :

postmaster, and where they were living in 185S. They had
two sons and six daughters. One of their sons and three of
their daughters died young.
6633. Emeline Harriet, b. 5 March, 1821, at Gamillus, d. 14 June,
1836, unm.
6634. Adahne EhodeHa, b. 3 Jan., 1828, at Gamillus. She was liv-
ing with her father in 1858, unm.
6635. Cornelia, b. 1 Sept., 1826, at Gamillus, d. 19 Jan., 1835.
6636. Mary, b. 15 April, 1828, at Gamillus, d. 31 Aug., 1831.
6637. Margaret, b. 3 Dec., 1830, at Marcellus, d. 22 Feb., 1835.
VI. Dr. Luther Bingham (2360), born at Bennington,

Vt., 3 Dec, 1787, fourtli son of Calvin Bingham (553) and
Lydia Denton of Bennington, was a great grandson of
Samuel Post (14) of the third generation. He m. 22 Feb.,
1815, Nanc}^ Graves, b. 12 March, 1787, at Richmond,
Mass., daughter of Rufus Graves and Eunice Williams of
Edmeston, N. Y. He was a physician, and they settled
at Edmeston. In 1818 they removed to Onondaga, and in
1836 to East Pembroke, N. Y., where they were living in
1858. He d. 5 April, 18G1.

6638. Edwin, b. 28 Dec, 1815, at Edmeston. He was living at
Green* Lake, Mich., in 1858, unm.
6639. Lorin, b. 12 May, 1817, at Edmeston. He m. 4 March,
1838, Gordelia Ferguson, b. 12 Dec, 1822. He was a farm-
er, and they settled at Pembroke, and removed to Prairie-
ville, Mich., where they were living in 1858. They had
nine children ; the two first born at Pembroke, the others at
Prairieville
1. Oliver B., b. 29 Dec, 1838.
2. Eunice Graves, b. 14 Oct., 1840, m. Oct., 1857, Travis
M. Gressy of Gharlemont, Mass.
3. Sarc(h T., b. 23 Dec, 1842, m. 22 Feb., 1858, Floris
J. Whitlock of Prairieville.
4.L^clia D., b. 7 Feb., 1846.
5.Ell/us Lorin, b. 18 Feb., 1848.
6. Cordelia Emma, b. 22 Feb., 1850.
7. Benjamin Franklin, b. 3 July, 1852.
8 and'^. Two daughters (twins), b. 15 Feb., 1858.
6640. Norman, b. 8 April, 1821, at Onondaga, d. 21 June, 1821.
6641. Martin Luther, b. 24 March, 1825, at Onondaga. He m. 10
Feb., 1847, his second cousin, Sarah K. Denton, daughter of
Noah B. Denton of Batavia. He was a farmer, and they
settled at East Pembroke, N. Y., -^here they were living in
1858. They had four children :
1. Sena Abigail, b. 2 Jan., 1848.

2. Broicn Denton, b. 1 Nov., 1851, d. 22 Nov., 1853.
131
:
^^'^^ GENEALOGY.
104:2
3. Henri/ Martyn, b. 15 July, 1854.

4. Eugene M, b. 7 Oct., 185G.
6642. Laura A., b. 81 Jan., 1823, at Onondaga. She m. 1 Jan.,
1846, Levi C. Cleveland, b. 27 Aug., 1823, at Dalton, Mass.
He was a farmer, ana they settled at Pembroke, where they
were living in 1858, and had five children:
1. Hiram jD., b. 8 March, 1847.

2. Luther E; b. 3 June, 1849.
3. Lijdia H., b. 28 March, 1851.
4. Manj P., b. 11 Dec, 1856.
5. Ason, b. 5 June, 1858, whose Christian name I have
not obtained.
VL Rev. Hiram Bingham (2361), born at Bennin2;'ton,

Vt., 30 Oct., 1789, fifth sou of Deacon Calvin Bingham
(553)and Lydia Denton of Bennington, was a great grand-
son of Samuel Post (14) of the third generation. He
graduated at Middlebury college in 1816, and at Andover
theological seminary 1819, and was a clergyman. He m.
11 Ocf., 1819, Sybil Mosely, b. 14 Sept., ^792, at West-
field, Mass., daughter of Pliny Mosely and Sophia Pome-
roy, and sister of the Hon. Daniel Mosely, circuit judge and
vice-chancellor of the seventh judicial circuit of the state
of New York. He was ordained as a missionary of the
A. B. C. F. M., 28 Sept., 1819, and was one of the first
missionaries to the Sandwich Islands. They sailed from
Boston 23 Oct., 1819, and arrived at Honolulu 19 April,
1820. He was at the head of the mission at the Sand-
wich Islands for more than twenty years, during which
time he was one of our most efi&cient missionaries. In
Feb., 1841, they returned to the United States, and she d.
27 Feb., 1848, at East Hampton, Mass.
6642a. Levi Parsons, b. 1 Jan., 1823, at Honolulu, d. 17 Jan.,
1823.
6642i. Jeremiah Evarts, born in 1824 at Honolulu, d. 1825.
6643. Hiram, b. 16 Aug., 1831, at Honolulu. He graduated at
Yale 1853, studied theology at Andover, and was ordained as
an evangelist of the A. B. C. F. M., 9 Nov., 1856. He m.
17 Nov., 1856, Minerva Clarissa Brewster of Northampton,
Mass daughter of Jonathan Brewster of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
,
a descendant of Elder Brewster of the Mayflower. They

sailed from Boston 2 Dec, 1856, for the Micronesian mission,
in the Morning Star, and in 1861 they were living as mis-
sionaries at Apaiang, in the Kingsmil group, or Gilbert
Islands, without living issue.
6644. Sophia Mosely, b. 9 Nov., 1820, at Honolulu. She was edu-
HYDE GENEALOGY. 2043 '
cated at Hartford and at the Troy female semiuary. She m.

1838 William Augustus Mosely, a merchant of Hartford,
Conn., son of Chauucey Mosely of Westfield, Mass. They
removed to Union City, Mich., where they were living in
18G1, and had eight children :
1. Mary BmqTmm, b. 9 Nov., 1840, d. 1842.

2. Ellen Sophia, b. 1843, d. 13 Aug., 1854.
3. Willimn Augustus, b. 1845 at Union City.
4. Hiram
Binr/ha7n, b. 24 Aug., 1847.
5. jMar>/ Whiiiny. b. 24 Aug., 1849.
6. Charles Albert, b. 27 Aug., 1852.
7. Frank Himnew\:ll, b. at Union City.
8. Lilli/ Clara, b. 1 June, 1857.
6645. Lucy Whiting, b. 26 Oct., 1826, at Kailua. She was edu-
cated at the Canandaigua female seminary, and m. 18 Feb.,
1852, Rev. Charles Olmstead Reynolds, b. 16 Feb., 1822,
son of John Reynolds and Hannah Groodwin of East Hart-
ford. They settled at Flushing, N. Y., and removed to Mor-
risania, where they were living in 1861, and had six child-
ren :
1. b. 30 Nov., 1852.
3Iary Collins,
2. Charles Bingham, b. 12 Dec, 1854.
3. Lucij Clara, b. 6 Aug., 1856, d. 13 Oct., 1857.
4. Bernett Scott, born and died in 1858.
5. Lucy^ b. 6 June, 1861.
6. A
son (twin of last), whose Christian name I have not
obtained.
6646. Elizabeth (Kaahumanu), b. 8 March, 1829, at Honolulu, edu-
cated at Mount Holyoke female seminary, &c. She was a
teacher at Hunter, N. Y., in 1861, unm.
6647. Lydia Denton, b. 25 Dec, 1834, at Honolulu, educated at
Williston female seminary, and at the York Square ladies'
seminary at New Haven. She was a teacher at the Dela-
ware literary institute, Franklin, N. Y., in 1861, unm.
I
Rev. Hiram Bingham then m. 24 Aug., 1852, Naoma
I Emma Morse, b. 13 June, 1802, at Westfield, Mass.,
'
daughter of Jacob Morse and I^Taoma Sikes of Springfield.
I She was a teacher at Troy, 'E. Y., and at the south. At
the time of their marriage she was principal of the York
Square female seminary at New Haven where they were ;
I
living in 1863.
Yl. Stephen Bingham (2862), born at Bennington, Vt., 6

Deacon Calvin Bingham (553) and
Oct., 1791, sixth son of
I
Lydia Denton of Bennington, was a great grandson of
Samuel Post (14) of the third generation. He m. 6 Jan.,
1820, Saphrona Dewey of Bennington. He was a farmer,
:
and they settled at Bennington, where they were living in

1858.
6648. Hiram, b. 16 Dec, 1820, at Bennington. He m. 8 Nov.,

1843, Lucy Lillie, who d. 17 April, 1845, s. p.
He then ni. 5 Feb., 1849, Adelaide C. Kogers of Benning-
ton, where they were living in 1858. He was a merchant^
and he had by her one child :
Bcnr^ Stephen, b. 9 Feb., 1850.

6649. Stephen Dewey, b. 26 May, 1828, at Bennington. He was a
clerk in the auditor's office at Lansing, Mich., in 1858, and
was unm.
6650. Mary, b. 14 Jan., 1823, at Bennington. She ni. 5 July, 1850,
William Kinsley. He was a carpenter, and they were living
at Adrian, Mich., in 1858.
6651. Julia, b. 15 Nov., 1826, at Bennington. She was living with
her lather in 1858, iinm.
6652. Laura, b. 20 Aug., 1829, at Bennington, where she was living
in 1858, unm.
VI. Theophilus Abel (2370), born at E'orwich, Conn,, 10

Sept., 1728, eldest son of Samuel Abel (560) and Lydia
Gifibrd, was a great grandson of Margaret Post (15) of the
third generation. He m. 31 March, 1757, Mary Peabody.
They settled at the New Concord Society in Norwich (now
Bozrah), where she d. 22 Feb., 1769. They had five child-
ren recorded to them at Norwich.
Those children were
6652rf. Theophilus, b. 28 Jan., 1760, at Norwich.
6653. Mary, b. 15 x\pril, 1758, at Norwich. She probably m. 27
Dec, 1782, Thomas Adgate, b. 20 March, 1755, at Norwich,
eldest son of Thomas Adgate and Ruth Leffingwell of Nor-
wich, and grandson of Thomas Adgate and Anne Huntington
of Norwich.
6654. Hannah, b. 24 Aug., 1761; at Norwich. She m. Deacon Elihu
Hyde (392) of Bozrah, fifth son of Abner Hyde (54) of Nor-
wich, by his second wiie Mehitable Smith. (See No. 392.)
6653. Eunice, b. 21 Dec, 1764, at Norwich.
6656. Rebecca, b. 6 June, 1766, at Norwich. She m. 25 May, 1785,
John Whitely of Norwich.
VL Samuel Abel (2371), born at Norwich, Conn., 28 Nov.,

1733, second son of Samnel Abel (560) and Lydia Gifibrd,
was a great grandson of Margaret Post (15) of the third
generation. He m. 29 May, 1760, Elizabetli Waterman,
probably b. 8 June, 1734, at Norwich, second daughter of
: : :
ilYDE GENEALOGY. ^045

Daniel AVatermaii and Mary Giftord of Iôrwich, and
granddaughter of Ensign Thomas Waterman and Eliza-
beth Allen of Norwich {sec No. 40). They settled at ^N'or-
wich, where they had five children recorded to them.
Those children tvere :
6657. Asa, b. 1 March, 1761, at Norwich.

6658. Ira, b. 26 May, 1765, at Norwich.
6659. Samuel, b. 2.3 Feb., 1774, at Norwich, d. 25 Sept., 1775.
6660. Elizabeth, b. 21 April, 1766, at Norwich.
6661. Lydia, b. 7 Nov., 1771, at Norwich. She probably m. 28
Feb., 1793, Jonathan Caswell, at Bozrah.
YL Simeon Abel (2372), horn at Norwich, Conn., 22 June,

1736, third son of Samuel Abel (560) and Lydia Gifford,
generation. He m. 13 Feb., 1766, Martha Crocker, b,
about 1739. They settled at Bozrah, where he d. 12 Feb.,
1813, and she d. 17 Feb., 1813, and they were buried
together in the old Throop cemetery, at Bozrah.
Their children were
6662. Simeon, b. 25 April, 1767, at Bozrah. He m. 12 March, 1796,
his second cousin, Lucy Huntington Leffingwell (6878), b.
4 Sept., 1768, at Norwich, eldest daughter of Elisha Leffing-
well and Alice Tracy (2507). They settled at Bozrah,
where he was a deacon of the church, and where he d. 16
Sept., 1849; and shed. 27 March, 1853, aged 84 years.
They had three children recorded to them at Bozrah
1. Avalina Stanantha, b. 18 Nov., 1797, at Bozrah, m.
1812 Champlain Gardner, b. 13 Oct., 1791. Tlrey settled at
Bozrah, where they had four children recorded to them
Matilda Lambert, b. 11 March, 1813 ; Lucretia Leffingwell,
b. 18 Oct., 1816; Simeon Abel, b. 24 June, 1818; and Mar-
tin Leffingwell,*b. 6 April, 1826.
2. Lnc^ Huntington Lcjfingicell, b. 29 Nov., 1800, m. 16
Nov., 1826, her father's first cousin, William Calkins Abel,
(6677), youngest son of Jesse Abel (2375) and Mrs. Eu-
nice (Calkins) Lathrop.
3. Alice TrM-i/, h. 3 Nov., 1810, m. 14 April, 1839, Albert
Gr. Avery, son of Gardner Avery, Esq., of Bozrah, and set-
tled at Bozrah, where she d. 31 Jan., 1855 ; and they had

two children recorded to them at Bozrah Hannah Water-
:
man, b. 1 Aug., 1840, d. 29 May,' 1857 ; and Bachel Bald-

win, b. 23 Aug., 1842. His first wife was Hannah Water-
man of Lebanon, who d. 30 May, 1833.
6663. Elijah, b. 18 March, 1771, at Bozrah. He m. 24 Sept., 1814,
Mindwell Hosford, b. 8 Oct., 1780, daughter of Daniel IIos-
ford of Marlborough. They settled at Bozrah, where she d.
]^046 HYDE GENEALOGY.
9 April, 1827. lie was captain of militia, and a member of

the legislature. He had by her four children, born at
Bozrah :
1. Elijah Hosford., 19 July, 1815, at Bozrah, captain of

b.
militia, living at in 1860, unm.
Bozrah
2. Charlotte^ b. 8 Nov., 1816, m. her fifth cousin, Andrew
Jackson Hough, second son of William Hough (7016) and
Philena Wightman (4389) of Bozrah.
3. George Tamer, b. 4 April, 1821 and d. 15 Sept., 1822.
4. Simeon, b. 24 Oct., 1822, m. 29 Oct., 1851, Fanny
B. Stark, daughter of Lathrop Stark of Bozrah, where they
were living in 1860, and had one child, Harvey Abel.
Capt. Elijah Abel then m. 15 Oct., 1829, Mary Tubbs of
New London, and d. 20 Aug., 1840, at Bozrah.
G6G4. Martha, b. 24 Jan., 1769, at Bozrah. She m. 29 Nov., 1792,
Ishmael Spicer, and was probably the mother of Simon
Abel Spicer, who m. Fanny H; Waterman (7002) of Nor-
wich, daughter of Capt. Neheniiah Waterman and Sarah
Hough (2562) of Bozrah. {See No. 7002.)
G665. Hannah, b. 15 April, 1773, at Bozrah. She m. Philip Bill,
probably son of Benjamin Bill and Sarah Helmes of Groton.
He probably d. 11 March, 1813, at Franklin, at the age of
46 years.
6666. Rhoda, b. 24 June, 1780, at Bozrah. She m. 25 May, 1813,
Gardner Avery of Bozrah, as his second wife, and d. about
1857, s. p.
His first wife, to whom he was m. 10 June, 1802, was
Rachel Baldwin, who d. 30 Oct., 1807. He had by her five
children.
6667. Sybil, b. 24 Oct., 1784, at Bozrah. She committed suicide,
by hanging, and died unm.
VI. Hezekiah Abel (2374), born at N"orwicli, Conn.,

26 Aug., 1741, iiftli son of Samuel Abel (560) and Lydia
Gifford, was a great grandson of Margaret Post (15) of the
third generation. He m. 6 March, 1767, his second cou-
sin, Zerviah Edgerton (2456), b. 25 April, 1746, at Isôr-
wich, eldest daughter of Elisha Edgerton and Zerviah
Abel (578) of Norwich. They settled at the New Concord
society in Norwich (now Bozrah), where she d. 29 Dec,
1823, and he d. 5 April, 1832.
6668. Hezekiah, b. 30 May, 1770, at Bozrah. He m. Eunice Bill

of Groton, daughter of Benjamin l>ill and Sarah Helmes of
Groton. They settled at Colchester, where he d. 30 Sept.,
1854, and was buried in the old Throop cemetery at Bozrah.
They had two sous and five daughters, born at Colcliester:
1. Hezekiah, m. 8 May, 1834, Mary Ann Bill of Franklin,
and settled at Colchester, where they were living in 1859,
and had one child Hannah Bill, then unm.
:
2. WiUiam Palmer, ni. Irene Miller of Middletown, Conn.,

where he d. 17 Nov., 1847 had two daughters: Albertine;
;
and Emma both unm. in 1859.

;
3. So2)hia, m. Enoch Buckley of Colchester, who died at

Colchester, where she was living in 1859. They had ten
children, five of whom died young, the others were Sophia :
Janes Eunice Ellen Mary and Henry.

; ; ; ;
4. Eunice Bill, m. Hiram Palmer of Colchester, where

they were living in 1859, and had six sons: Eichard ; Wil-
liam; Charles; Henry; Norman; and Cleveland.
5. Sarah Ann, m. 31 Jan., 1830, James A. Buckley of
Colchester, where they were living in 1859, and had five
children: Ahby Enoch; James; Adelia; and William.
;
6. Lucy, m. her fifth cousin, Ulysses Selden Gardner of

Bozrah, son of Roderick Gardner (4211) and Emma Miner
of Bozrah, where they were living in 1859, 8. p.
7. Zerviah Edfjerton, b. 13 Jan, 1797, m. 1 Dee,, 1818,
her father's fourth cousin, Clark Hough (6977), third son
of Col. John Hough (255U) and Susanna Johnson of Boz-
rah, and afterwards" of Unadilla, N. Y. {See No. 6977.)
6669. Zerviah, b. 14 June, 1768, at Bozrah, died at age of 4 years.
6670. Anne, b. 19 Feb., 1773, at Bozrah. She m. 23 Oct., 1803,
Ichabod Randall. They removed to Mc'Donough, N. Y.,
where she d. March, 1853. They had four children :
1. Rachel. 2. Nancy. 3. Hczekiah Abel. 4. Biith.

6671. Experience, b. at Bozrah. She m. 17 Dec, 1797, Amos
Randall. They settled in Oneida county, near Clinton,
where she d. about 1858. They had four children :
1. Harriet. 2. Anna. 3. Mary. 4. Griswold.

6672. Wealthy, b. at Bozrah. She m. Henry Brown, and re-
moved toGerman Flats, N. Y., where they were living in
1859. •
children, eight of whom died in
They had seventeen
infancy ; the other nine were :
9. Samuel. 10. Henry. 11. Daniel. 12. Robert.

13. Abel. 14. John. 15. Calvin. 16. Enoch. 17. Rhocla.
6673. Philura, b. at Bozrah. She m. 6 March, 1817, Thomas
Allen Rudd, probably son of Daniel Rudd and Abigail Allen
(which Abigail (Allen) Rudd d. 20 Jan., 1857, at Bozrah,
at the advanced age of 99 years, and was buried in the old
Hough cemetery). He was grandson of Daniel Rudd of
Norwich, and his second wife, Mary Metcalf of Lebanon.
They removed to Barton, N. Y., where she d. in 1859.
1. Fhilura. 2. Abel. 3. Charles. 4. Calvin.

6674. Fannie, b. at Bozrah. She m. Avery Brown, and they re-
moved to German Flats, N. Y., where they were living in
1. Fhiiura, 2. Lucy. 3. Gaylorcl, 4. George,

:
YI. Jesse Abel (2375), born at Iôrwieb, Conn., 11

Oct., 1746, sixth son of Samuel Abel (560) and Lydia Gif-
ford of N"orwich, was a great grandson of Margaret Post
(15) of the third generation. "He m. 11 :N'ov., 1788, Mrs.
Elizabeth (Calkins) Lathrop, b. 1759, widow of Simeon
Lathrop (2491) of Bozrah. They settled at Bozrah, where
he was collector of the state tax in 1792, and was a mem-
ber of the legislature in 1806. He d. 27 Aug., 1822, at
Bozrah, where she d. 2 Aug., 1826, aged 67 years. [See
No. 2491.)
Her children hj him ivere
6675. John, b. 24 1790, at Bozrah.

Sept., He probably m. 24
Sept., 1818, Lucvetia Mead of Preston, and sotthd at Bozrah,
where they had nine chiklren recorded to them, and after-
wards removed to the west Those children were:
1. Lucrefia Maria, b. 26 June, 1819.
2. John Wellington, b. 12 July, 1821.
3. Thomas Meach, b. 12 May, 1822.
4. Simon Lathroj), b. 1 Feb., 1825.
5. Elizahetk b. 19 July, 1827.
6. Charles Henry, b. June, 1829, d. 31 July, 1831.
7. Lydia Huntington, b. 26 July, 1831.
8. Henry Tracy, b. 1 July, 1833.
9. Henrietta Coit (twin), b. 1 July, 1833.
6676. Azor, b. 17 Jan., 1794, at Bozrah, m. 1 Jane Scott; 2 Jeru-
sha, widow of Dr. Earl Knight of Bozrah, and moved to Ohio.
6677. William Calkins, b. 6 April, 1800, at Bozrah. He m. 16
Nov., 1826, Lucy Huntington Leffiugwell Abel, b. 29 Nov.,
1800, at Bozrah, second daughter of his first cousin, Deacon
Simeon Abel (6662) and Lucy Huntington Lelfingwell
(6878) of Bozrah, where they settled and were living in
1859, and had three sons :
1. William Jesse. 2. Simeon.

3. Jared, who was living at Bozrah in 1860,
6678. Elizabeth, b. 8 Jan., 1792, at Bozrah.
6679. Lydia, b. 24 Jan., 1796, at Bozrah, d. 24 Feb., 1796.
6680. Mary Gager, b. 14 Feb., 1798, at Bozrah, probably m. 13
Oct., 1823, Frederick A. Parker of Ellsworth, 0.
VI Elizabeth Abel (2377), born at Norwich, Conn., 27

Jan., 1731, second daughter of Samuel Abel (560) and Lydia
Gifford, was a great granddaughter of Margaret Post (15)
of the third generation. She m. 28 Jan., 1752, Asa Baker,
b. 1726. They settled at Norwich, where she d. 27 Dec,
1808, and he d. 30 April, 1816, aged 90 years.
llieir children were :
6681. Asa, b. 27 June, 1760, at Norwich. He probably m. 9 Feb.,

1780, Camfort Kinney of Preston, and had two children re-
corded to them at Norwich, before liozrah was made a sepa-
rate town :
Thankful, b. 6 Jan., 1781.

1.
2. Lurti^ b. 5 Jan., 1784.
6G82. Griswold, b. 20 Dec, 1762, at Norwich.
6683. Daniel Gilbert, b. 1 Aug., 1774, at Norwich. He m. 29
March, 1795, Lydia Calkins of Bozrah.
6684. Alice, b. 15 April, 1753, at Norwich. She m. 17 May, 1774,
Andrew Smith, and they had six children recorded to them
at Norwich :
1. Ohadmh, 20 Sept., 1775.

b.
2. Lnciiula,17 June, 1777.
b.
^..Liict/, b. 30 Aug., 1779.
4. Lovke, b. 9 Jan., 1782.
5. Fannt/, b. 25 May, 1784.
6. Ozias, b. 17 Maf, 1786.
6685. Elizabeth, b. 18 Feb., 1755, at Norwich. She d. 24 Oct.,
1838, at Bozrah, unm.
6686. Lydia, b. 10 Jan., 1758, at Norwich.
VI. Joshua Abel (2380), born at N'orwicli, Conn., 27

Nov., 1730, eldest son of Capt. Joshua Abel (561) of Nor-
wich, by his first wife, Jerusha Frink, was a great grand-
son of Margaret Post (15) of the third generation. He m.
27 Nov., 1755, Lucy Edgerton, b. 8 July, 1735, at Nor-
wich, third daughter of Joseph Edgerton and Elizabeth
Haskin of Norwich, and granddaughter of Richard Edger-
ton and Elizabeth Scudder of Norwich {see No. 1016).
They settled at Norwich, where she d. 22 June, 1773.
His cldldren hy Jter were :
6687. Lucy, b. 31 Aug., 1766 at Norwich. She m. her father's

fourth cousin, Major Joseph Lord (1490), second son of Jo-
seph Lord and Lucy Adgate (367) of Norwich. (See iVb.
1490.)
6688. Anna, b. 29 May, 1773, at Norwich, d, 22 Aug., 1774.
He then m. 14 June, 1783, Rachel Green, and d. 29

Dec, 1808, at Canaan, N. Y., at the age of 78 years.
VI. Abigail Abel (2394), born at Norwich, Conn., 19

May, 1752, youngest daughter of Capt. Joshua Abel (561)
of Norwich, b}^ his second wife, Anne Backus, was a great
granddaughter of Margaret Post (15) of the third genera-
tion. She m. 14 Nov., 1773, John Huntington, b. 26 Oct.,
1745, at Norwich, son of James Huntington and Elizabeth
Darby, grandson of Ensign James Huntington and Pris-
182
:
cilia Miller, and great grandson of Deacon Simon Hunt-

ington the of Norwich, who came from England to
first
Roxbury, Mass., in 1633, and removed to Saybrook, and
m. Oct., 1653, Sarah Clark, and d. 28 June, 1706, at JSTor-
wich {see No. 52). They settled at Norwich, and he was a
soldier in the army of the revolution. She d. in 1814, and
he d. 1815 at Norwich.
Their children vêre :
6689. Jesse, b.17 April, 1774, at Norwich, where he was a saddler,

and d. 21 Dec., 1851, unm.
6690. Richard, b. 29 March, 1778, at Norwich, d. 11 Feb., 1784.
6691. Richard 2d, b. 15 Oct., 1786, at Franklin. He m. 12 Nov.,
1830, Ellen Owen, b. 20 Feb., 1704, in North Wales, G-. B.
They settled at Utica, N. Y., where he d. 12 May, 1855, and
where she was living in 1860. They had three children,
born at Utica
1. Humn Maria, b. 17 Sept., 1831, m. 20 Jan., 1855, Wil-
liam W. Coffin of Utica, and in 1858 had two children :
Grace Mayhew, b. 2 Nov., 1855 ] and Ellen Huntington, b.

20 Dec, 1857.
2. Jane Porter, b. 6 April, 1833, d. 4 Aug., 1838.
3. Richard Henry, b. 28 May, 1835, who was killed 3
May, 1857, by a fire engine at New York.
6692. John, b. 20 Feb., 1789, at Franklin, who is supposed to have
lived at Zanesville, 0., and to have died s. j>.
.6693. William Henry, b. 13 Aug., 1793. He m. Miss Stuart, and
lived at Sidney, 0., and d. 25 Feb., 1846, s.p.
6694. Charles, b. 16 Nov., 1795. He was a merchant at New York,
and went to Ohio, where he died unm.
6695. Anne, b. 2 Dec, 1776, at Norwich. She died unm.
6696. Abigail, b. 9 Feb., 1780, at Norwich. She d. 5 Aug., 1804,
unm.
6697. Lucretia, b- 31 July, 1783, at Norwich. She m. 7 Aug.,
1806, Epaphras Porter. He was a bookseller and publisher,
and they settled at Norwich, where he was one of the pub-
lishers of the True Republican newspaper, and was a member
of the legislature. She d. 12 Nov., 1850, at Norwich, wdiere
he was living in 1860. They had seven children :
1. Francis Olmstcad, b. 24 March, 1807, graduated at

Yale 1828, and d. 25 Sept., 1829, at Harrisburgh, Pa., unm.
2. James Madison, b. 28 Nov., 1808, and died the next day.
3. William Henry, b. 8 Aug., 1811, graduated at Yale
1841, and was a clergyman, and d. 26 Sept., 1841, unm.
4. George Epaphras, b. 19 Dec, 1812, m. 31 Aug., 1840,
Eleanor Morris of Utica, and had six children Susan Lu-
:
cretia Cornelia Morris ; Charles Henry; George Shepherd;

;
Jane Stuart; and Ellen Huntington.

5. Ahhy Huntington, b. 1 June, 1817, m. George Turner
11
: : ;

Stedman, b. 5 June, 1816, at Norwich, second son of James
Stedman, Esq., and Eunice Huntington Carew of Norwich.
She d. 30 Oct., 1856, at Norwich, and they had four child-
ren: Charles James ; Frank Porter ; George Huntington
and Thomas Lathrop.
6. Mary Snow, who died in infancy.
7. Jane Stuart, b. 13 Sept., 1823, m. 7 Oct., 1844, Wil-
liam Osborn Thomas of Norwich, and d. 3 Aug., 1853, at
New Orleans, of yellow fever. She had three children Ed-
:
ward Stanley; William; and Martha.
VI. Elisha Griswold (2396), born at Norwich, Conn., 6

May, 1722, second son of Capt. Samuel Griswold and
Elizabeth Abel (562), was a great grandson of Margaret
Post (15) of the third generation. He m. 8 N'ov., 1748,
Susanna Merrill. They settled at Norwich, where she d.
26 April, 1769.
6098. David, b. 2 Sept., 1749, at Norwich.

6699. Jonathan, b. 30 Dec, 1753, at Norwich.
6700. Mehitable, b. 14 June, 1751, at Norwich.
6701. Sybil, b. 24 x\pril, 1757, at Norwich. She jirobably m. 11
April, 1779, William Cardwell.
6702. Abiah, b. 23 Oct., 1758, at Norwich.
6703. Elizabeth, b. 20 Aug., 1765, at Norwich.
He then m. 13 Dec., 1772, Lydia Birchard, who d. 11

Sept., 1795, at Franklin, and they had three children re-
corded to them at Norwich.
6704. Susanna, b. 7 Nov., 1773, at Norwich. She probably m.

Vaniah Abel (1522), son of Thomas Abel (2689) and Zer-
viah Hyde (373). (See No. 1522.)
6705. Lydia, b. 7 Aug., 1776, at Norwich.
6706. Eunice, b. 8 May, 1779, at Norwich.
VI. Ebenezer Griswold (2397), born at Korwich, Conn.,

29 July, 1725, third son of Capt. Samuel Griswold and
Elizabeth Abel (562) of Norwich, was a great grandson of
Margaret Post (15) of the third generation. He m. 7 Nov.,
1748, Hannah Merrill. They settled at Norwich, where
she d. 30 Nov., 1779, and he d. at Bennington, Vt.
Their children xocre
6707. Ebenezer, b. 16 July, 1749, at Norwich.
6708. Samuel, b. 29 March, 1759, at Norwich.
:
1^052 ^^'^^ GENEALOGY.
6709. Jedediab, b. 11 March, 1704, at Norwich. He probably in.

30 Oct., 178S, Nancy Manning, at Franklin.
6710. Joshua, b. 19 April, 1766, at Norwich. He m. 1 Nov., 1788,
Eunice Kingsbury, b. 1767 at Franklin, who d. 1 March,
1790. He had by her one child :
1. Gurdon, b. 18 Nov., 1789, at Franklin.

He then m. 30 Dec, 1790, Clarissa Wright, and had by
her three other children, recorded to them at Franklin
2. Clark, b. 26 Jan., 1792. -
3. Hannah, b. 14 Aug 1793.
,
4. George Wright, b. 19 Nov., 1794.

They then removed to Bennington, Vt., where he was a
farmer and a. captain of militia, and probably had other
children born at Bennington.
6711. Bufus, b. 8 March, 1773, at Norwich.
6712. Eunice, b. 20 April, 1752, at Norwich. She m. her father's
second cousin, Capt. Thomas Abel (2465), third son of Simon
Abel (582) and Parnal Willes of Norwich. {See No.
2465.)
6713. Hannah, b. 23 Aug., 1754, at Norwich.
6714. Rhodilla, b. 31 Oct., 1756, at Norwich.
6715. Ruth, b. 16 July, 1761, at Norwich.
VI. Samuel Griswold (2398), born at Norwich, Conn.,

7 April, 1728, fourth son of Samuel Griswold and Eliza-
beth Abel (562), was a great grandson of Margaret Post
(15) of the third generation. He
m. 15 Feb., 1759, Mary
Abel. They settled at Norwich, where they had nine
Those children loere :
6716. Samuel, 5 Aug., 1761, at Norwich.

b.
6717. Eliiah, b. 5 Sept., 1763, at Norwich.
6718. John, b. 10 Feb., 1773, at Norwich.
6719. Caleb, b. 2 July, 1775, at Norwich. He probably m. 1 Oct.j
1799, Mary Morse, who d. 11 Jan., 1821.
6720. James, b. 14 April, 1778, at Norwich. He m. his fifth cousin,
Lois Hyde (4594), eldest daughter of Elijah Hyde (1541)
and Elizabeth Edgerton (2568c?) of Grand Isle. (See No.
4594.)
6721. Elizabeth, b. 2 Nov., 1759, at Norwich.
6722. Anne, b. 13 April, 1766, at Norwich. She m. Daniel Samp-
son, and they removed to Grand Isle, Vt., where he d. 11
Aug., 1820, aged 53, and she d. 10 June, 1838, aged 72.
They had a family :
Reuben Sampson, of Grand Isle, &c.

6723. Trypheua, b. 4 May, 1768, at Norwich,
6724. Mary, b. 28 Aug., 1770, at Norwich.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY. ]^053
VL Simon Grtsavold (2399), born at Korwich, Conn.,

14 Aug., 17ol, fifth sou of Samuel Griswold and Elizabeth
Abel (502) of jôrwich, was a great grandson of Margaret
Post (15) of the third generation. He m. 9 March, 1756,
Priscilla Morgan, b. 22 July, 1730, at Norwich, eldest
daughter of John Morgan and Susannah Andrews of
Norwich. They settled at Norwich, where six children
were recorded to them.
Tliose children were :

6725. Andrew, b. 10 May, 1701, at Norwich.
6726. Azel b. 21 May, 1763, at Norwich.
6727. Wyllis, b. 7 Sept., 1766, at Norwich.
6728. Alice, b. 3 Dec, 1756, at Norwich.
6729. Lydia, b. 23 Oct., 1758, at Norwich.
6730. Anna Vera, b. 21 Jan., 1765, at Norwich*
VI. John Edgerton (2402), born at Norwich, Conn., 6

June, 1731, second son of Samuel Edgerton and Margaret
Abel (563), was a great grandson of Margaret Post (15) of
the third generation. He m. 24 March, 1756, Freelove
Armstrong, probably b. 1 April, 1731, at Norwich, young-
est daughter of John Armstrong and Ann Worth [see No.
384). They settled at Norwich, where she d. 19 Sept.,
1778.

6731. David, b. 11 March, 1759, at Norwich.
6732. Samuel, b. 4 Sept., 1761, at Norwich.
6733. Abel, b. 28 April, 1763, at Norwich.
6734. Dan, b. 26 Jan., 1771, at Norwich.
6735. Lucretia, b. 12 Nov., 1757, at Norwich.
6736. Olive, b. 7 June, 1765, at Norwich. She probably m. 29
Aug., 1782, Ephraim Chaffee, and settled at Wiibraham,
Mass.
6737. Wealtha, b. 14 Aus^., 1767, at Norwich.
6738. Lois, b. 10 Feb., 1774. at Norwich, d. 20 Sept., 1778.
67o8a. Freelove, b. 7 Aug., 1776, at Norwich.
YI. Eliphalet Abel (2407), born at Lebanon, Conn.,

10 Sept., 1730, second son of Daniel Abel (565) and Sarah
Crane, was a great grandson of Margaret Post (15) of the
third generation. He m. 21 April, 1757, Lydia Williams.
They settled at Lebanon, where they had three children
recorded to them.
::
1 054 HYDE GENEALOGY.
6739. Eliplialet, b. 25 Nov., 1758, at Lebanon. He was probably

tbe father of
Eliphalet Abel of Lebanon, b, about 1783, who m. Phi-
lena McCall, a daughter of Ozias McCall and Elizabeth Wil-
liapjs, and granddaughter of Veach Williams and Lucy
Walworth of Lebanon {see No. 2437 and G7G3). Philena
McCall, the first wife of that Eliphalet Abel, d. "13 June,
1822, at Lebanon, at the age of 38^; and he then m. 27
March, 1823, her first cousin, Lucy Loomis, daughter of
Isaiah Loomis and Abigail Williams, and granddaughter of
Veach Williams and Lucy Walworth. He died in 1854,
leaving several children. Among others was Emeline Abel,
b. 18U1, the second wife of Erastus Curtis {see No. 6763),
and Lydia Hebbard Abel, b. 1815, who m. Lucien Tracy
Metcalf, son of Hon. Arunah Metcalf (6763) and Emma
Williams. {See No. mm.)
6740. Ezekiel, b. 20 March, 1775, at Lebanon.
6741. Lydia, b. 2 June, 1761, at Lebanon.
VI. Jonathan Abel (2408), born at Lebanon, Conn., 26

April, 1733, third son of Daniel Abel (565) and Sarah
Crane of Lebanon, was a great granddaughter of Mar-
garet Post (15) of the third generation. He m. 10 Sept.,
1754, Lydia Bliss. They settled at Lebanon, where they
had eight children recorded to them.
Those children were
6742. Jonathan, b. 24 April, 1764, at Lebanon, died in infancy.
6743. Jonathan 2d, b. 31 May, 1767, at Lebanon.
6744. Elias, b. 30 Jan., 1774, at Lebanon.
6745. Elizaljeth, b. 15 March, 1755, at Lebanon.
6746. Theoda, b. 9 Jan., 1757, at Lebanon.
6747. Lydia, b. 31 Aug., 1759, at Lebanon.
6748. Sarah, b. 8 Dec, 1761, at Lebanon.
6749. Olive, b. 24 April, 1764 (twin), at Lebanon.
YI. Elizabeth Abel (2413), born at Lebanon, Conn.,

19 Jan., 1739, second daughter of Daniel Abel (565), was
a great granddaughter of Margaret Post (15) of the third
generation. She probably m. 24 Nov., 1757, Daniel Clark,
jr., of Lebanon, where they settled, and where five child-
ren, were recorded to them.
Tliose children loere
6750. Ilosea, b. 10 Feb., 1761, at Lebanon, d. 18 Sept., 1765,

6751. Charles, b. 20 March, 1765, at Lebanon.
6752. Hosea 2d, b. 12 Aug., 1767, at Lebanon.
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1055
G753. Elizabeth, b. 2 Nov., 1758, at Lebanon.
6754. Kuby, b. 4 April, 1763, at Lebanon.
YL I3enjamin Metcalf (2436), born at Lebanon, Conn.,

17 Sept., 1727, eldest son of Benjamin Metcalf and Sarah
Abel (573) of Lebaa:ôn, was a great grandson of Margaret
Post (15) of the third generattou. He m. 27 Feb., 1755,
Mary Mattoon. They settled at Lebanon, where they had
four children recorded to them.
6755. Dan, b.22 April, 1758, at Lebanon.

6756. Elihu, b. 23 Sept., 1760, at Lebanon.
6757. Benjamin, b. 10 Sept., 1764, at Lebanon.
6758. Lois, b. 28 Feb., 1756, at Lebanon.
VL Zebclon Metcalf (2437), born at Lebanon, Conn.,

11 July, 1729, second son of Benjamin Metcalf and Sarah
Abel (573), was a great grandson of Margaret Post (15) of
the third generation. He m. 24 Oct., 1754, Lydia Bourn,
b. 27 Sept., 1734, at Lebanon. They settled at Lebanon,
where she died.
6759. Arunah, b. 4 July, 1757, at Lebanon, and cl. 29 Feb., 1769.

6760. Charles, b. 14 Dec, 1764, at Lebanon. He m. 26 Jan., 1798,
Mary Fitch, b. 30 Oct., 1773, daughter of Nehemiah Fitch
and Freelove Hackley of Lebanon.
[That Nehemiah Fitch, b. about 1740, was probably a sou
of Nehemiah Fitch, b. 10 Feb., 1708, at Lebanon, whom. 3
Nov., 1731, Elizabeth Veach, daughter of Andrew Veach of
Lebanon Goshen society. The last named Nehemiah Fitch,
was the third sou of Nathaniel Fitch and Anne Abel, and
was a grandson of the Rev. James Fitch, first minister of
Norwich, and his second wife, Priscilla Mason, and was also
a grandson of the first Joshua Abel of Norwich, and Mehitable
Smith, his wife.]
Charles Metcalf and wife, settled at Otsego, N. Y., where
she d. Jan., 1814. He had by her six children, born at Ot-
sego :
1. Laura, b. 7 Dec, 1798, d. Nov., 1813.

2. Anna, b. 13 Oct., 1800, d. March, 1814.
3. ZeJjulon, b. 18 Doc, 1803. He was a physician, and
settled at De Witt, Iowa, where he d. 22 Sept., 1845.
4. Charles HacMcy, b. 6 Jan , 1806, m. 19 Oct., 1831,
Huldah Field, b. 12 Nov., 1809, at Hartwick, N. Y., daugh-
ter of William Field and Mary Wheeler. He was an iron
founder and machinist, and they settled at Fly Creek,
;
1056 ^^'^^ GENEALOGY,
N. Y., wliere they were living in 1860. They had ten

children, born at Fly Creek Mary Jane, b. 22 Nov., 1832,
:
m. March, 1852, Alansou Ingalls, son of Evander Ingalls of

Hartwick, and they were living at Milford, N. Y., in 1860 ;
William Tracy, b. 12 July, 1834 Anne Elizabeth, b. 28

;
Feb., 1837; George Fitch, b. 8 Aug., 1838; Edward Liv-

ingston, b. 19 Apnl, 1840; Charles Irving, b. 8 Nov., 1841
Susan, b. 8 March, 1848, d. 4 July, 1851; Eunice Amelia,
b. 8 Aug., 1845, d. 4 March, 1847; Zebulon, b. 4 April,
1847 and Ella Amelia, b. 17 Sept., 1854.
;
5. William, b. 13 Feb., 1808, and d. Dec, 1813.

6. Nckemmh Flfch, b. 23 Oct., 1811, m. 18 Jan., 1837,
Delia Buel Clark, b. 9 June, 1818, at Lebanon, Conn., eld-
est daughter of his seventh cousin, Lucretia Hyde Buel and
Erastus W. Clark, and granddaughter of James Buel (2719)
and Tryphena Bailey of Lebanon. He was a tinsmith, and
they settled at Vernon, and were living at Westmoi'eland,
N. Y., in 1860, and had four children, all unm. Charles
:
Clark, b. 25 April, 1839 ; Harriet Adelaide, b. 18 Jan.,

1841 Frances Marian, b. 7 July, 1843 and Anna Sophia,
; ;
b. 23 Dec, 1852.
He (C. M.) then m. 1814, Mrs. Mary (Mills) Chapin,
daughter of Isaac Mills of Chatham, N. Y., and widow of
Ptufus Chapin of Columbia, N. Y. In 1841, they removed
to Vei-non, N. Y., where he d. 28 April, 1854, and she d. 17
June, 1854. He had by her one child:
7. 3Iaiy Ann,h. 21 Feb., 1817, at Otsego, who d.20 Sept.,

1851, at Vernon, unm.
6761. Tracy, b. 31 Jan., 1767, at Lebanon. He m. 21 Jan., 1794,
Sarah Frink of Lebanon, and removed to Cooperstown, N.
Y., in 1794, and d. 9 Nov., 1813. They had five children :
1. Lydia, b. 1795 at Cooperstown, d. 8 Oct., 1815 unm.

2. Sarah Anne, b. March, 1803, at Cooperstown, d. 5 Jan.,
1814.
3. Uunice, who m. Seth Whipple, b. 1793, son of James
Whipple and Electa Johnson of Springfield, N. Y. He d. in
1846, and she was living at Otsego, N. Y., in 1859. They
had five children: Chiron T., b. 1821, m. Caroline Hicks;
Napoleon, b. 1823; Sophia, b. 1825; Catherine, b. 1828;
and Fennimore, b. 1834.
4. 3Iari/, b. at Cooperstown, m. John Williams, and was
living at Otsego in 1859.
5. Maryette, b. 1807 at Cooperstown, m. 28 March, 1823,
Andrew Williams, b. 1 Feb., 1801, son of Isaac Williams
and Elishaba Kellogg. They*settled at Otsego, where she d.
15 July, 1828, and he d. 22 Oct., 1838.
0762. Roger, b. 26 Jan., 1769, at Lebanon. He m. 1 Jan., 1794,
Lois Peabody of Lebanon. He was a tanner. She d. 9 Nov.,
1815, and he had by her seven children :
1. Andrew, b. 9 Sept., 1795, m. 1817 Wealthy Hughes.

He was a tanner, and they settled at Cooperstown, N. Y.,
where she d. about 1834. He had by her eight children :
John M., b. 6 Oct., 1818, living at St. Charles, TIL, in 1859;

Lois P., b. 20 July, 1820. m. Charles Hendershott, and living
at Groveland, N. Y., in 1859 ; Eliza M., b. 28 June, 1822, liv-
ing in Illinois in 1859, unm.; Caroline E., b. 4 May, 1824,
d. about 1842, unm. ; Algernon W., b. 14 Feb., 1826, m.
Sarah Carr, was a farmer living at Otsego in 1859; Julia A.,
b. 6 April, 1827, m. and was living in Illinois in 1859;
Mary E., b. 12 April, 1830, ni. Charles Collar, and was liv-
ins: in Michigan in 1859; and Chauncey E., b. 15 Oct.,
1834, d. 23 April, 1837. Andrew Metcalf then m. Olive
Dewey, and was living at Cooperstown in 1859.
2. mas P., b. 4 March, 1797, m. 29 Oct., 1826, Maria
Miner of Genoa, N. Y., b. 12 Oct., 1802. He was a phy-
sician, and they settled at Genoa, removed to Preble and to
Homer, and in 1827 to Geneseo, N. Y., where they were liv.
ing in 1859 and had eight children : Tracy, b. 6 Aug.,
1727, m. Julia Reed, and was living at St. Pauls, Minn., iu
1859, a merchant; Francis, b. 6 Sept., 1829, d. 16 May,
1838; Helen, b. 24 Dec, 1831, d. 1 Sept., 1839; George
Peabody, b. 29 April, 1834, a clerk at Moscow, N. Y., in
1859, unm.; Emma E.,h. 7 Dec, 1836, m. ElishaN. Bacon,
a merchant of Moscow, N. Y. ; Julia F., b. 28 June, 1838,
living at Geneseo, N. Y., in 1859, unm. ; Chauncey E., b.
26 March, 1841; and Edward J., b. 16 Oct., 1844.
3. Fhilmda, b. 6 June, 1798, m. Dec, 1815, William Hol-
man, who d. at Groveland, N. Y. She was living at Tay-
lor's Falls, Minn., in 1859, and had one child, Elias W., b.
10 Dec, 1816, a merchant at Taylor's Falls, in 1859.
4. Ohauncej/, b. 11 April, 1801, m. 10 Aug., 1823, Miran-
da Smith, b. 9 March, 1801, daughter of Jedediah Smith
and Sarah Clark of Otsego, N. Y., and great granddaughter of
Deacon Moses Clark of Lebanon, Conn., and was a relative
of the xVbels of Lebanon. He was a merchant, and they
were living at Geneseo, N. Y., in 1860. They had one child,
Orchestra, b. 19 March, 1829, whom. 26 Sept., 1850, George
J. Davis, son of Jonathan Davis and Sarah his wife, of Hins-
dale, N. Y., who came from Lynn, Mass. He graduated at
Dartmouth, 1848, and was a lawyer. They settled at Gene-
seo, where she d. 22 Feb., 1854, and liad two children :
Chauncey Metcalf, b. 27 June, 1851; and Orchestra Miranda,

b. 15 Jan., 1854.
5 and 6, Eniely, d. 1808, and Lois, d. 1809, both in their
infancy.
7. Caroline Elizahefh, b. 23 June, 1811, m. 4 June, 1833,
John Fox Wyman, a merchant at Geneseo, N. Y., who came
from Boston, seventh son of William Wyman and Mary his
wife of Walpole. They removed to Grand Rapids, Mich.,
where they were living iu 1859. She d. 16 Feb., 1861,
13.3
]^058 ^^^'^^ GENEALOGY.
They had five children, none of whom were married in 1859 :
Mary P., b. 11 Au<?., 1836, d. 25 Sept., 1855; Miranda M.,

b. 1 Nov., 1838 ;Harriet F., b. 9 Aug., 1840 Cornelia C, b.
;
27 Jan., 18-42; and Emely G., b. 14 Nov., 1843.

Eoger Metcalf, after the death of his first wife, m. Mrs.
Sarah (Jenkins) Watson, widow of Thomas Watson, and sis-
ter of Jonathan Jenkins, Esq., of Rensselaerville, N. Y. She
d. 13 Jan., 1852, and he d. 11 June, 1857.
6763. Arunah, b. 14 Feb., 1771, at Lebanon. He m. 6 July, 1793,
Eunice Williams, b. 13 Feb., 1775, at Lebanon, youngest
daughter of Veach Williams and Lucy Walworth of Leba-
non, and granddaughter of Ebenezer Williams and 3Iary
Veach, and great granddaughter of Park Williams and Pris-
cilla, his wife, of Lebanon.
[That Park Williams was a son of Deacon Samuel Wil-
liams and Theoda Park of Iloxbury, Mass., and was grand-
son of Robert Williams and Elizabeth Stratton. Robert
Williams and wife were born in England and came to
America, and he was admitted a freeman of Rosbury in
1638, where she d. 28 July, 1674, at the age of 80, and he
d. 1 Sept., 1693, aged about 100 years. Lucy Walworth
was the third daughter of William Walworth of Groton, by
his first wife, Mary Avery, and was granddaughter of Wil-
liam Walworth and Mary Seatou, who came from England
about 1690. See No. 312.]
Arunah Metcalf and wife removed to Otsego, N. Y., where
he was a leading man of the county. He was sherifi" of
Otsego county, a member of the state legislature, and a mem-
ber of congress. She d. 28 Feb., 1844, at Cooperstown,
where he d. 15 Aug;., 1848. They had five children :
1. m,thcm Wmiams, b. 12 April, 1794, m. 4 Dec, 1816,

Jerusha Clark, b. 9 Nov., 1796, at Lebanon, eldest daughter
of Simon Clark and Jerusha Chapin of Darien, N. Y. He
was engaged in the fur trade, and they removed to Michigan
in 1836, and to Chicago in 1841, where he was living in
1860. They had two children Lydia Electa, b. 25 Feb.,
:
1818, m. 4 June, 1836, John Harper of Pittsburgh, Pa., b. 5

Dec, 1811, and settled at Pittsburgh, where they were living
in 1860, and he was then cashier of the bank of Pittsburgh,
and they had six children John Arunah, b. 29 June, 1839,
:
an undergraduate at Kenyon college in 1860 Albert Met-

;
calf, b. 22 April, 1843, an undergraduate in the Western uni-

versity of Pennsylvania in 1860, was adjutant 139lh regiment
Pennsylvania volunteers, in 1862; Orlando Metcalf, b. 17
Sept., 1846; George Upfold, b. 2 June, 1849, d. 8 May,
1652; Charles S.,b. 5 March, 1853; and Lydia, b. 19 Aug.,
1845. Eleanor Orlanda, b. 25 Jan., 1820, m. 14 March,
1841, Albert G. Hobble, a merchant of Chicago, who died
there, and she had by him two children : ]jydia Harper, b.
27 Dee.,' 1841 ; and Orlanda Reeves, b. 22 Jan., 1846. After
;

A. G. Hobbie's death she m. 25 Jan., 1855, Leander Read,
a merchant of Chicago, and was living there in 18G0, with-
out issue by him.
2. Orlando W., h. 17 Aug., 1797, at Otsego, graduated at
Union college in 1819, and was a lawyer. He m. 182(3 Mary
M. Knapp, daughter of Charles Knapp and of his first cousin,
Elizabeth Loomis, of New Berlin, N. Y., and a great grand-
daughter of Veach Williams and Susan Walworth of Leba-
non. They removed to Pittsburgh, Pa., in 1831, where he
d. 4 Sept., 1850, and where she was living in 1860. They
had nine children Eliza, b. 22 March, 18^27, d. April, 1832
:
;
Mary C, b. 23 Aug., 1829, uum. in I860; Eunice, b. 15

June, 1832, unm. in 1860; Thomas, b. 8 Feb., 1835, d.
June, 1835 Charles, b. 17 April, 1836, d. 15 Sept., 1850
;
William, b.3 Sept., 1838, graduated at the llensselaer insti-

tute at Troy in 1859, was in business at the Fort Hill foun-
dry at Pittsburgh in 1860, uum. ; Orlando, b. 31 July, 1840
Elizabeth Knapp, b. 30 July, 1844; and Kate Willoughby,
b. 18 May, 1848, d. 17 Sept., 1851.
8. Mari/, b. 27 June, 1801, m. 26 Sept., 1823, Erastus
Curtis, b. about 1790, at Southbury, Conn., son of Simeon
Curtis and Mary his wife. He graduated in the medical
department at Yale in 1821, and was a physician. They
settled at Cooperstown, N. Y., where she d. 8 July, 1829,
withQut living issue. He then m. 1841 her relative, Emeline
Abel, b. 1801, at Lebanon, Conn., daughter of Eliphalet
Abel of Lebanon by his first wife, Philena McCall (see Nô.
6739). He d. about 1844, and she died about 1845, s. p.
4. Susanna Williams, b. 3 March, 1803, at Otsego. She
m. 12 May, 1825, Miner Smith, b. 5 March, 1803, at Otsego,
son of Jedediah Smith and Sarah Clark of Otsego, a great
grandson of Deacon Moses Clark of Lebanon. He was a
mason and a farmer, and they were living at Metcalf Hill,
in Cooperstown, in 1860. They had two children Mary
:
Metcalf Curtis, b. 20 Aug., 1831, d. 14 Sept., 1835; and

Harriet Eliza, b. 26 Oct., 1833, d. 27 Nov., 1855, unm.
5. Lucicn Tracy, b. 26 March, 1811, at Otsego. He m. 14
June, 1840, Lydia Hebbard Abel, b. 1815, at Lebanon,
Conn., daughter of Eliphalet Abel of Lebanon, by his first
wife, Philena McCall {see No. 6739). They were living at
Cooperstown in 1860, and had two children Erastus Curtis,
:
b. 20 Sept., 1844. d. Aug., 1845; and Mary Emeline, b. 8

July, 1846; d. 1853.
6764. Hannah, b. 27 April. 1760, at Lebanon. She m. 1780, An-
drew Hackley, b. 1755, at Lebanon, son of John Hackley and
Catherine Lathrop of Lebanon, He was a farmer, and they
settled at New Lebanon, N. Y., where all their children were
born. They removed to Plainfield, N. Y., where she d. 1826,
and he d. 1836 at Bridgewater. They had seven children :
1060 ^YI^^ GENEALOGY.
1. Hannah^ b. 1781, m. 1815, at New Lebanon, Samuel

Howe, and d. in 1824, at Moscow, N. Y.
2. LijcUa, b. 1782, and d. 1800, unra.
3. Lucy^ 1789, m. Asa K. Palmer, a physician of Indi-
b.
ana, and d. 1827. He was living at Oberlin, 0., in 1860.
They had one son Charles, who graduated at Wabash col-
:
lege Indiana, and was a clergyman at 31iddleport, 111., in

18G0.
4. &o;pliia, b. 1791, and d. 1814, at Plainfield, N. Y.,unm.
5. 'Caroline., b. 1793, m. in 1811, at Plainfield, Grurdon
Turner, b. 1780, at Mansfield, Conn. He was a farmer, and
they settled at Plainfield, and removed to Bridgewater, N. Y.,
where he d. in 18.59, and where she was living in 1860.
They had seven children, all born at Plainfield Julia Anne,
:
b. 1812, d. 1822. Laura, b. 1815, d. 1849, unm. Sophia C,

b. 1817, m. in 1839, L. E. Marsh, b. 1810, at Paris, N. Y.,
son of Deacon James Marsh, who was from Hartford, Conn-
They had two children Albert S. b. 22 Dec, 1845, d. 2
:
Jan., 1857, at Galesburgh, HI. ; and William C, b. 11 Dec.j

1848. Jane, b. 1819, unm. in 1860. John E., b. 1822, d.
1822. Julia E., b. 1824, unm. in 1860. And Hannah, b,
1826, d. 1849, unm.
6. Nancy, b. 1795, m. in 1844, Jonathan McFarland of
Plainfield.
7. EUzahetli, b. 1797, m. in 1817 Jared Clark, and d.
1823, at Columbus, N. Y.
6765. Lydia, b.6 Sept., 1762, at Lebanon. She m. 23 Sept., 1784,
Noah Davenport, b. 11 Aug., 1758. They settled at Spen-
certown, N. Y., and in 1812 removed to Harpersfield, N. Y.,
where he was a merchant. He d. 10 Aug., 1840, at Stam-
ford, N. Y., and she d. 21 March, 1852. They had nine
children :
1. Fanwj, b. 24 April, 1785, m. 11 Nov., 1804, Leonard

Adsit of Spencertown, who d. 10 Sept., 1817, at Sherburne,
N. Y., and had by him six children Albert, who m. and
:
• removed to Chautauque county, N. Y., and had eight child-

ren ; Arunah Metcalf, who went to Urbana; James, living
at Chicago in 1860 Martin, married and was living at Hor-
;
nellsville, N. Y., in 1860 ; Alma Malvina, who m- Harley

Tuttle of Columbus, N. Y. and Charles, who died in child-
;
hood. She (Fanny Davenport) then m. 28 Feb., 1819, Or-

lando Davis of Sherburne, N. Y., and had by him three
children John M., who was living at Hammondsport, N. Y.,
:
in 1860 Charles, who married and was living at Milo, N. Y.,

;
in 1860 and George, who died in childhood.

;
2. WdUam, b. 7 ^Jan., 1789, m. 21 May, 1812, Lovena

Davis of Chatham, N. Y., and settled at Spencertown, where
he was living in 1860. They had two children George, :
who married and was living in Steuben county, N. Y., in

;
HYDE GENEALOGY.
^061
1860, and Liicinda, who ni, John Oltnstead of Yonkcrs
N. Y., and died in 1851, and had five children.
3. Lijdia, b. 14 Feb., 1791, m. lU Feb., 1818, Joseph
Hotchkiss of Harpersfield, N. Y., who d. 26 Sept., 1831. They
had six children Jane, b. 28 Nov., 1813, and in 1839 went
:
to India as a missionary, returned in 1849 and went to Iowa

under the care of the Home Missionary Society ; Lydia, b. 9
Aug., 1816, m. Oscar Harper of Harpersfield, and moved to
Beltsville, Md., and had five children ) Miriam, b. 12 Aug.,
1818, m. George Reynolds of Harpersfield,- editor of the
Binghamton Standard in 1860, and had nine children Isa- ;
bella, b. 16 Jan., 1821, m. David Penfield of Harpersfield,-

ând in 1860 had five children ; John, b. 16 July, 1823, m.
Catherine Mcllwaine of Harpersfield, removed to Michigan,
and in 1860 had three children and Ira Davenport, b. 16*
;
Oct., 1825, married, and in 1860 had two children.

4. Erastus, b. 11 July, 1793, m. 6 March, 1817, Pamelia
Dayton, b. 8 Oct., 1795, at Watertown, Conn. They settled
at Harpersfield, where he d. 27 Oct., 1856. They had eleven
children : Noah W., b. 27 Dec, 1818, was a physician, and
settled in Ohio in 1846, and in 1860 was unm. Maria Anne,
;
b. 30 Sept., 1820, m. 17 Nov., 1845, Alfred Grant, and had

three children; William, b. 2 Sept., 1822, m. 16 May, 1847,
Margaret Phillips, in Illinois, and in 1859, had six children ;
Samuel, b. 2 June, 1825, and was in Washington Territory in
1859 ; Chauncey, b. 4 Aug., 1827, m. 26 April, 1849, Mary
Elizabeth Wood of Delhi, N. Y., and d. 8 Dec, 1851, in
California, and had one child, Mary Pamelia, b. 1 July,-
1850; Dwight, b. 15 June, 1829, m. 31 Jan., 1855, Marga-
ret Hickman of Angelica, N. Y., and had one child, Charles
T., b. Dec, 1858; Harper Boice, b. 4 May, 1831, m. Aug.,
1858, Mary Ellen Hoagland of Flarpersfield, and removed to
Illinois; Joseph H., b. 28 March, 1833, unm. in 1860; Am-
elia E., b. 30 May, 1835, m. 24 May, 1859, Richard Phil-
lips of Illinois; Henrietta, b. 11 July, 1837, unm. in 1860
j
and Mary Emely, b. 19 Nov., 1839, unm. in 1860.
5. Ira, b. 29 Sept., 1795, m. 29 Oct., 1816, the widow
Amelia H. Walker of Hornellsville, N. Y., who d. 22 Feb.,
1819, s, 2). He then m. 28 Feb., 1824, Lydia Cameron of
Bath, N. Y., and had by her six children Cameron, who
:
went to Cuba for his health, and died there Eliza, who m.
;
Joshua Waterman, a lawyer of Detroit Christiana, who m.

;
Sherman S. Rogers, a lawyer of Bufi'alo ; Frances, unm. in

1860 ; John, a graduate of Amherst college, unm. in 1860
and Ira, unm. in 1860.
6. Henrietta Maria, b. 1 May, 1798, m. 22 Nov., 1818,
Abel Dayton of Harpersfield, where she was living in 1860,
s. p.
7. Charles, b. 5 June, 1800, was living at Angelica, N. Y.,

in 1860, unm.
8. Lucy, b. 13 Oct., 1802, m. 27 Oct., 1827, Nicliolas

Champliu of Blenheim, N. Y., who d. 1 April, 185(3.
9. FameUa, b. 17 Oct., 1806, d. 1 Nov., 1807.
6766. Lucy, b. 1 Sept., 1774, at Lebanon. She d. 13 Dec, 1818,
at Cooperstown, unm.
After the death of his first wife, Zehulon Metcalf (2437)

married his second cousin, MrSi Mary (Abel) Clark (2412),
b. 24 Iêb., 1736, at Lebanon, Conn., eldest daughter of
Daniel Abel (565) and Sarah Crane of Lebanon, and widow
of Jared Clark. They removed to Otsego, IST. Y., about
1794, and settled at Metcalf Hill, where he was a farmer,
and where he d. 26 April, 1802, without issue by her, and
where she d. about 1814.
VL Abel Metcalf (2438), born at Lebanon, Conn., 13

Jan., 1732, third son of Benjamin Metcalf and Sarah Abel
(573) of Lebanon, was a great grandson of Margaret Post
(15) of the third generation. He m. 12 Aug., 1755, Abi-
gail Throop (or Thorp), and they settled at Lebanon, where
they had ten children recorded to them.
6767. Ebenezer, b. 5 Oct., 1757, at Lebanon. He probably m. 22

Nov., 1781, at Bozrah, Hannah Hackley.
6768. Eliphalet, b. 28 Jan., 1763, at Lebanon. He probably m. 12
Oct., 1788, at Franklin, his father's fourth cousin, Bethia
Edêrton (1219), fifth daughter of Zebulun Edgerton (2401)
and Elizabeth Tracy (265) of Franklin. (See No. 1219.)
6769. Abel, b. 22 Feb., 1765, at Lebanon. He probably married,
and removed to Otsego, N. Y.
6770. Ira, b. 15 March, 1767, at Lebanon.
6771. Joel, b. 27 April, 1770, at Lebanon, He probably married,
and removed to Cooperstown, N. Y.
6772. Esther, b. 23 Feb., 1756, at Lebanon.
6773. Olive, b. 17 Nov. 1759, at Lebanon.
6774. Sybil, b. 3 Dec, 1761, at Lebanon.
6775. Elizabeth, b. 9 March, 1772, at Lebanon.
6776. Clarissa, b. 29 July, 1777, at Lebanon.
VI. Rebecca Metcalf (2443), born at Lebanon, Conn.,

3 June, 1744, third daughter of Benjamin Metcalf
and Sarah Abel (573), was a great granddaughter of
Margaret Post (15) of the third generation. She m. 29
May, 1766, William Alden, a descendant of John Alden
and Priscilla MuUins of the Mayflower. They settled at
Lebanon, where they had six children recorded to them.
:::
HYDE GENEALOGY.
2063
Those children were
6777. William Mullins, b. 7 Dec, 1768, at Lebanon.
6778. Jabin, b. 26 Jan., 1771, at Lebanon.
6779. Andrew, b. 25 May, 1785, at Lebanon.
6780. Eunice, b. 19 Jan., 1767, at Lebanon.
6781. Sarab, b. 16 Aug., 1773, at Lebanon.
6782. Lydia, b. 18 Oct., 1776, at Lebanon.
VI. Sarah Edgerton (2452), born at Is'orwicli, Conn.,

28 Aug., 1735, eldest daughter of Hezekiali Edgerton of
Norwich, by his first wife, Anne Abel (577), was a great
tion. She rn. 24 Sept., 1755, Oliver Buel, b. 24 Jan., 1732,
at Lebanon, son of John Buel and Freedom Strong of
Lebanon. They settled at Lebanon, where they had eight

6783. Isaac, b. 12 Nov., 1756, at Lebanon. He m. 22 Jan., 1784,
Prudy Sprague of Lebanon.
6784. Ilezekiab, b.'l Jan., 1759, at Lebanon.
6785. Oliver, b. 10 Aug., 1761, at Lebanon.
6786. Orange, 18 Dec, 1763, at Lebanon.
b.
6787. AbeCb. 24 May, 1766, at Lebanon.
6788. Daniel, b. 16 Jan., 1772, at Lebanon, d. 1 Feb., 1772.
6789. Sarab, b. 20 Jan., 1769, at Lebanon.
6790. Anne, b. 17 July, 1774, at Lebanon, d. 14 April, 1776.
VL Col. Elisha Edgerton (2454), born at ISTorwich,

Conn., 20 Nov., 1753, eldest son of Elisha Edgerton and
Zerviah Abel (578) of Norwich, was a great grandson of
Margaret Post (15) of the third generation. He m. 23
March, 1775, Eunice Peck, probably b. 14 Oct., 1754, at
Norwich, fourth daughter of Capt. Jonathan Peck and
Bethia Bingham. They settled in that part of Norwich
which is now Franklin, where he was a member of the
legislature from Franklin in 1803. They afterwards re-
moved to Coventry, where he was a member of the
constitutional convention of 1818. He was also a colonel
of militia. The dates of their deaths I have not ascer-
tained.

6791. Elisba, b. 29 Feb., 1776, at Norwich, d. 3 Aug., 1778.
6792. Bela, b. 2 Jan., 1786, at Norwich, d. 11 Jan., 1787.
6793. Bela 2d, b. 28 Sept., 1787, at Franklin. He graduated at
Middlebury college in 1809, and was a teacher at Platts-=
burgli and a lawyer. He m. 24 March, 1811, Phebe Ketch-

um, b. 27 March, 1790, at Red Hook, N. Y., daughter of
Joseph Ketchura and Phebe Moore of Plattsburgh. They
settled at Plattsburgh, where he was a member of the legis-
lature. They subsequently went to live with one of their
sons at Hicksville, 0., where she d. 24 Aug., 1844, and
where he was living in 1861. They had four children born
in Plattsburgh and in its vicinity.
1. ^///•eî'.,b.llJau., 1813, at Plattsburgh. Hem. 9 Feb.,
1841, Charlotte Dixon, b. 1 June, 1816, at" Portland, Conn.,
daughter of Charles Dixon and Lucy Sage of Bethany, N. Y.
They settled at Hicksville, Ohio, where he was a state
senator, and a member of congress, and where they were
living in 1861, and had eight children: Henry Hicks, b. 1
Jan., 1842, graduated at Lawrence university, unm. in 1861;
Cornelia Augusta, b. 4 Feb., 1843, d. 13 Aug., 1848 ; Fran-
ces DeLord, b. 1 Sept., 1844; Alfred P., b. 12 April, 1846;
Charlotte Elizabeth, b. 1 Oct., 1847; Anne Eliza, b. 4 June,
1849; Arthur, b. 7 Feb., 1852, d. 23 March, 1856; and
Dixon, b. 28 July, 1857.
2. Lycurgus, b. 28 Oct., 1815, at Plattsburgh. He m. 8
April, 1840, Charlotte Whiting Perkins, b. 9 Oct., 1824, at
Norwich, Conn,, daughter of Capt. Jedediah Perkins and
Lucy Ingersoll. He was a merchant, living at New York in
1863, and his family were in Rome, Italy. They had five
children Charlotte Lucy, b. 25 Dec, 1843
:
; Clara Louisa,
b. 12 Jan., 1847 ; Lycurgus, b. Feb., and d. July, 1849 ;
Ida Mary, b. 9 July, 1853; and Lycurgus 2d, b. 3 Nov.,

1857. They had also an adopted daughter, Minnie Constance
Edgerton, b. 28 Jan., 1856, at Toronto, C. W.
3. Joseph Ketckum^ b. 16 Feb., 1818, at Vergennes, m. 23
Jan., 1839, Hannah Maria Spies, b. 22 Dec, 1818, at New
York, third daughter of William Spies and Elizabeth Chat-
terton of New York. He was a lawyer, and they removed
to Fort Wayne, la., where they were living in 1864. He
was then a member of congress. They had eioht children :
Frances Elizabeth, b. 27 Jan., 1840; Helen, b.''2 Oct., 1842;
Edward Coke, b. 4 Dec, 1845; Clara, b. 30 July, 1848;
Joseph Ketchum, b. 2 Dec, 1851, d. 9 May, 1852; Clement,
b. 30 Sept., 1854; Grace, b. 21 March, 1858; and Joseph-
ine, b. 23 Feb., 1861.
4. Phele Elizabeth, b. 24 June, 1824, at Chazy. She m.
26 July, 1841, Dr. Melvin A. Barnes, son of Dr. Melvin
Barnes of Grand Isle (see No. 4085). They settled at
Schuyler's Falls, N. Y., where they were living in 1863, and
had five children, born at Schuyler's Falls Charlotte Maria,
:
b. 20 July, 1844; Melvin Edgerton, b. 17 May, 1847;

Frances Henrietta, b. 13 Dec, 1849 Phebe Elizabeth, b.
;
21 Oct., 1853 ; and Ethan Allen, b. 2 April, 1862.

0794. Ashur, b. 8 June, 1791, at Franklin.
6795. Eunice, b. 19 July, 1778, at Norwich. 8he in. 21 Pec,
1797, Col. Septa Fillmore, b. 13 Oct., 1774, at Norwich,
third son of Comfort Fillmore and Zerviah Bosworth (ure
iVo. 1054). They removed to Chazy, N. Y., where he kept
a public house, and was a colonel of militia, and where they
both died. They had eleven children, born at Chazy:
1. Phedc Edgerton, b. 19 June, 1799, m. her mother's fifth
cousin, Jonathan Hyde (4591), third son of Elijah Hyde
(1541) of (jrand Isle, and his first wife, Elizabeth Edgerton
(2568^/). (^S-eeiVo. 4591.)
2. Fanny i?., b. 27 June, 1801, m. 29 Jan., 1825, Caleb
Luther of Plattsburgh. who was the sheriff of Clinton county
for several years.
3. Nancy T'., b. 29 Jan., 1804, m. 1 Sept., 1830, Julius
C. Churchill of Champlain, N. Y.
4. Zerviah B., b. 22 Jan., 180G, m. 13 Jan., 1826, John
North of Chazy.
5. Eliaha Eilgerton, b. 6 July, 1808, and d. 4 Aug., 1809.
6. Harriet, b. 22 Feb., 1810, m. 19 Feb., 1833, Shubael
Burdick of Plattsburgh.
7. Eluha Edgerton 2d, b. 23 May, 1812, m. 10 Aug.,
1836, 3Iargaret Arthur, and was a hardware merchant at
Zanesville, Ohio, in 1857.
* 8. Laura, b. 23 April, 1814, m. 16 April, 1834, George
Bristol of Scottsville, N. Y. •
Sahrina, b. 18 July, 1816, m. 3 July, 1839, Curtis H.
9.
Buekman
of Chazy, N. Y.
•
10. Eunice, h. 30 Nov., 1818, m. 20 Oct., 1844,. William
H. Chisholm of Chazy.
11. John D. L. F. S., b. 6 Sept., 1820, m. 16 April, 1846,
Sarah Crawford of Wisconsin.
6796. Phebe, b. 24 April, 1781, at Norwich.
6797. Mildred, b. 25 Aug., 1789, at Franklin. She m, her father's
fourth cousin, Simeon Backus Hyde (1727), second son of
Joseph Hyde (418) and Susanna Waterman of Franklin.
{See lYo. 1727.)
VI. Capt. Thomas Abel (2465), born at NTorwich, Conn.,

9 Oct., 1749, third son of Simon Abel (582) and Parnal
Willes, was a great grandson of Margaret Post (15) of the
third generation. He m. 1771, Eunice Griswold (6712),
b. 20 "April, 1752, at llTorwich, eldest daughter of his
second cousin, Ebenezer Griswold (2397) and Hannah
Merrill of Norwich, and afterwards of Bennington, Yt.
He was a farmer, and they settled at Norwich, and re-
moved to Bennington, Yt., and from there to Fredonia,
N. Y., where he d. 10 Oct., 1814, aged 64, and she d. 21
Feb., 1841, in the 89th year of her age.
134
: :
^^^^^ GENEALOGY.
1066
6798. Levi, b. 1774, at Bennington, died in cLildliood.
6799. Henry, b. 8 Feb., 1777, at Bennino-ton. He m. 1795, Mary
Aboi, b. 8 July, 1773, at Norwich. They settled at Ben-
nington, and removed to Maysville, N. Y., and he d. 9 Oct.,
1845, at Roscoe, 111. Thay had five children
:
1. Almira, b. 18 Jan., 179G, at Bennington, m. 2 July,

1815, Stephen Prendergast of Portland, N. Y. He was a far-
mer, and d. 31 Jan., 1852, at Eipley, N. Y., and the}'' had
four sons who were living at Bipley in 1858.
2. Laura, b. 18 May, 1804, at Orwell, m. 18 Sept., 1822,
Asa Farnsworth of Westfield, N. Y., where they were living
in 1858. They had two sons Abel Farnsworth and Henry
:
Farnsworth, b. at Westfield, who were bankers at Buffalo in

1858.
8. Franklin, b. 1 Sept., 1806, at Bennington. He was a
farmer, and married and removed to Petaluma, Cal., where he
was living in 1858, and had a family.
4. Sidney/, b. 10' March, 1809, at Bennington. He was a
lawyer, and married, and was living at Petaluma, Cal., in
1858, and had two children.
5. Ralph, b. 11 July, 1811, at Mayville, was a merchant,
and was married and living at Chicago in 1858, and had a
daughter.
6800. Mosely W., b. 24 Feb., 1781, at Bennington. He m. 6 July,
1806, Ruth Baldwin, b. 15 June, 1787, at Dorset, Vt.
They lived at Dorset, Crown Point, Buffalo, Fredonia and
Dunkirk, N. Y. She d. 6 Aug., 1851, at Dunkirk, where
he d. 24 Sept., 1858. They had eleven children, the seven
last born at Fredonia
1. Minerva Pomcroy, b. 19 July, 1807, at Dorset, m. Col.
Walter Smith of Dunkirk, where she d. 25 Feb., 1855, and
where he was living in 1858. They had five children:
Mary Abel, m. her mother's fourth cousin, John Maret Bar-

bour (4262), second son of Oliver Barbour and Rosamond
Butler Walworth (1343) ; Catherine E. M., b. 1829; Walter
Chester, b. Dec, 1832; Sarah Dwight, b. May, 1838; and
Cornelia Tryon, b. Feb., 1842.
2. Benjamin, b. 14 May, 1809, at Crown Point, and died
in his infancy.
3. Lucina Bell, b. 24 May, 1810, at Crown Point, m.
March, 1835, Norval Bishop, and settled at Jamestown, N.
Y., where she d. 19 Nov., 1847. They had six children, all
of whom died in infancy except Francis G. M., b. 25 Sept.,
1842.
4. Mary Ann Edwards, b. 24 Nov., 1812, at Buffalo, m. 7
Aug., 1832, Rev. Timothy Stillman, D. D., b. 21 March,
1802, at Wether.«field, Conn., son of Capt. George Stillman
and Martha Deming of Wethersfield. He graduated at
Yale 1822, and was a Presbyterian clergyman, and received
the degree of doctor of divinity at Iowa college in 1857.
tlie
They were living at Dunkirk in 1858 and had six children :
Mosely Abel, b. 13 June, 1833, m. 19 Dec., 1855, Helena M.

Gould, daughter of Daniel Gould, M. D., and had in 1858
two children Timothy, b. 10 June, 1835, d. 6 June, 1836;
:
Timothy 2d, b. 5 March, 1837; Anne Mary, b. 22 June,

1839; George b. 27 July, 1841; and Kuth Baldwin, b. 6
June, 1852, d. 8 Jan., 1854.
5. Thomas Bakhoin, b. 1 Sept., 1815, at Fredonia, ni. Sept.,
1846, Eliza Wells of Vermillion, 0. She d. Sept., 1849, and
he had by her two children, who died in infancy. He then m.
4 July, 1858, Addie Williams of Marietta, Iowa, where they
were then living.
6. Albert Henry, b. 15 Feb., 1818, at Fredonia, m. 1843
Sophronia G. Bronson, of Friendship, N. Y. They were liv-
ing at Dunkirk in 1858; and had four children : Walter, b.
Nov., 1845 ; Florence, b. April, 1847; Charles, b. 1849, died
in infancy; and Charles 2d, b. July, 1853.
7. George Mosely, b. 1 Sept., 1820, at Fredonia, m. 25
Dec, 1845. Fanny Alston, and in 1858 had three children :
Clara, b. 27 Nov., 1848, d. 21 July, 1853 ; George M., b.

Jan., 1852, d. 14 March, 1854; and Harriet, b. March,
1855.
8. Francis K., b. 25 Dec, 1822, at Fredonia, d. 4 July,
1823.
9. Frances L., b. Nov., 1824; at Fredonia, m. March,
1854, James B. Stearns. They were living at Lasalle, 111.,
in 1858, and had one child Frank J., b. 1 Dec, 1857.
:
10. Casper K., b. 27 Nov., 1827, at Fredonia, m. 23

Dec, 1850, Jane Williams of Jamestown. They were liv-
ing at Dunkirk in 1858 and had three children, one of whom
died in infancy.
11. Clara K., b. 27 Nov., 1827, at Fredonia (twin), m.
Sept., 1851, Thomas W. Frame, M. D., who d. 5 Feb., 1855,
at Jacksonville, Fa., and had by him one child that died in
infancy. She then m. 26 Aug., 1857, Marvin Blanchard, a
lawyer of Lasalle, 111., where they were living in 1858.
6801. Thomas Griswold, b. 15 April, 1791, at Bennington. He m.
14 Oct., 1812. Rhoda Hawks, b. at Bennington, eldest daugh-
ter of William Hawks of Bennington. They settled at Fre-
donia, N. Y., in 1814, where they lived until 1852, when
they removed to Buffalo, where he d. 18 May, 1857, and
was buried at Fredonia. She was living at Buffalo in 1859.
They had five children, the first born at Bennington, and
the others at Fredonia :
1. William Hawks, h. 20 Jan., 1814, m. 22 Oct., 1846,

Eliza Lee, b. 25 Nov., 1820, daughter of Oliver Lee and
Eliza Downer of Buffîlo, and granddaughter of Solomon
Lee and Anne Brewster of Lebanon, Conn. They were liv-
ing at Buffalo in 1859, and had three children William
:
Oliver, b. 16 March, 1848 ;Harriet Eliza, b. 2 July, 1860 ;
and Charles Lee, b. 4 Oct., 1856.

2. Eunice Eliza^ b. 9 Sept., 1815, was living at Buffalo in
1859, and was unm.
3. Harriet Maria, b. 8 March, 1818, and was unm. in
1859.
4. Catherine Jennett, b. 24 Aug., 1820, m. 28 Dec, 1841,
David S. Forbes of Fredonia, son of John Forbes. They
settled at Fredonia, where they were living in 1859, and had
three children : Thomas Abel, b. 3 July, 1845 ; Catherine
L., b. 18 Sept., 1847 ; and Zelia, b. 2 March, 1852.
5. Ajiphia Louisa, b. 8 July, 1822, and d. 11 July, 1824,
at Fredonia.
6. Rhoda Louisa, b. 11 July, 1824, living at Bufi'alo in
. 1859, and was unm.
6802. Parnal, b. 5 July, 1772, at Norwich. She m. Jason King-
sley, and had ten children.
6803. Eunice, b. 1775, at Bennington, died in childhood.
6804. Lydia, b. 4 Jan., 1779, at Bennington. She m. Ralph Pome-
roy. They settled at Troy, N. Y., and removed to Buffalo,
where he died, and where she was living in 1860. They
had two children :
1. Thomas Abel, who was lost at sea, and died unm.

2. Minerva Lydia, m. Capt. Stephen Champlin, b. 17
Nov., 1789, at South Kingston, R. I., son of Stephen Cham-
plin and Elizabeth Perry. He was a post captain in the
United States navy. At the battle on Lake Erie, 10 Oct.,
1813, he commanded the Scorpion, and for his gallant con-
duct in that action, in which the British fleet was captured,
he was presented with a sword, under a resolution of con-
gress. They resided at Buffalo, where she died about 1859,
and where he was living in 1860, being then on the reserved
list of naval officers. They had six children.
6805. Dice, b. 3 Oct., 1783, at Bennington. She m. about 1802,
Dr. Jacob Kingsley, b. 19 Dec, 1775, at Windham, Conn.
They settled at Addison, and removed to Schaghticoke, N. Y.,
and from there to Dunkirk, where he d. 19 July, 1854. She
d. 23 Aug., 1857j at Rome, N. Y., and they are both buried
in the cemetery at Fredonia. They had four children, the
first born at Addison, and the others at Schaghticoke :
1. Edward Burnai), b. 21 May, 1805, m. Charlotte Daniels.

They were living at Waukegan, 111., in 1858, and had three
children: one who died in infancy; Edward Wells, who died
at the age of 19 years; and Henry, b. 1822. who m. Clarissa
Sherman, and was living with his father in 1858.
2. Caroline Eunice, b. 31 Dec, 1807, m. 22 Oct., 1830,
Henry B. Van Buren, a merchant of Dunkirk, son of Peter
Van Buren of Hudson, and afterwards of Syracuse. They
were living at Dunkirk in 1858, and had six children James
:
Henry, b. 2 Feb., 1831, m. 6 Jan., 1857, Lydia Coleman of

:

JDunkirk, and was a merchant at Milwaukee in 1858 Helen
;
Clark, b. 6 Sept., 1832, m. 17 May, 1855, Lucius A. Wheeler,

a merchant of Brockport, N. Y., were living at Milwaukee
in 1858, and had a son, Harry, b. 5 Jan., 1858; Elvira L.,
b. 3 Feb., 1834, d. 27 Feb., 1835 Edward Theodore, b. 26
;
June, 1837, d. 17 April, 1842 ; Charles Edâr, b. 10 Sept.,

1843, d. 7 Jan., 1844; and Catherine Ida, b. 16 Sept.,
1845.
3. Clarissa Ahd,h. 26 Dec, 1813, m. 2 Oct., 1834, Ralph
L. Howell, a merchant of Dunkirk, where she d. 29 Jan.,
1851, and was buried by the side of her parents at Fredonia.
She had two children Mary Elizabeth, b. 1835, living at
:
Rome, N. Y., in 1858, unm.; and Elvira, b. June, 1839, d.

22 July, 1854.
4. Elvira C'.,b. 23 Nov., 1815, m. 8 July, 1839, Dr. Jabez
Vaughan Cobb, b. 13 April. 1811, at Carver, Mass., son of
Nehemiah Cobb and Lois Vaughan. He was a physician,
and they settled at Rome, N. Y''., where they were living in
1858, and had one child Willard Adams, b. 20 July, 1842.
:
6806. Eunice 2d. b. 3 Feb., 1789, at liennincton. She m. 5 Feb.,

1815, at Fredonia, Elisha Foster, b. at Keene, N. H. They
settled at Fredonia, where he d. at the age of 73 years, and
where she was living in 1858. They had three children,
born at Fredonia
1. Mary Abel, b. 17 May, 1816, m. 27 Oct., 1838, Barna-
bas Brown, a merchant, born at Dunkirk, lived at Albany,
N. y., and in 1858 they were living at Burlington, Iowa,
and had two sons Henry Abel ; and Foster Cushman.
:
2. Fa7wi/ Minerva, b. 27 Oct,, 1817, m. Nathaniel P.

Copp of Fredonia. He was a merchant, and they were liv-
ing at San Francisco, Cal., in 1858, and had five children :
Fleta F., b. 28 Jan., 1842, at Fredonia; Mary Rebecca, b.

24 April, 1844, at Fredonia ; Celia Eunice, b. 30 Dec, 1846,
at Fredonia; Andrew Jackson, b. 29 June, 1848, at Albany;
and Franklin Pomeroy, b. 22 Aug., 1851, at Albany.
3. Henr?/ Abel, b. 24 Oct., 1819, m. 22 June, 1847, Julia
Underner of Albany, who d. 22 Dec, 1850, at Peoria, 111.,
and had by her two children Julia Clara Virginia, b. 8
:
Oct., 1848, at Peoria, d. 14 Aug., 1854; and Charles Henry,

b. 10 Oct., 1850, at Peoria. He then m. 30 June, 1852,
Sarah Henrietta Hedenborg of St. Louis, Mo. They were
living at Fredonia in 1858, and he had by her three children :
Frank Pomeroy, b. 1 March, 1853, at Henderson, 111. ; Fred-

erick Renslaer, b. 7 Sept., 1854, at Fredonia; and Henry
Abel, b. 5 Sept., 1856, at Fredonia.
6807. Clarissa, b. 18 Nov., 1793, at Bennington. She m. Henry
Fasset, a merchant of Bennington, and they both died early.
1. Elizabeth, b. at Bennington, who died at the age of 8

years.
^'^^^ GENEALOGY.
]^070
2. Eunice, who m. Thomas Prendergast of Westfield,

N. Y., where they were living in 1858, and had a family.
6808. Frances, b. 20 July, 1798, at Bennington. She m. 12 Sept.,
1816, at Fredonia, Samuel Johnson, b. 16 May, 1794, at
Middlebury, Vt. She d. 27 Dec, 1845, at BuflPalo, and he
d. 11 April, 1854, at Belvidere, 111. They had five children :
1. Leonard Corning, b. 8 July, 1817, at Fredonia, and d.

6 Aug., 1817.
2* Samuel Bronson, h. 8 Aug., 1823, at Clarkson, and d.
4 Aug., 1844, at Belvidere, unm.
3. Clarissa Abel, b. 11 Feb., 1826, at Fredonia, m. Wil-
liam J. Mills, a merchant of Buffalo.
4. Caroline K., b. 12 Dec, 1829, at Fredonia, m. Charles
L. Harrington, a railroad agent at Buffalo.
5. Sarah M., b. 8 Aug., 1838, and d. 14 Oct., 1844.
YI. Martin Abel (2466), born at N'orwicli, Conn., 14

April, 1754, fourth son of Simon Abel (582) and Parnal
third generation. He m. 10 Dec, 1779, Abigail Huntley,
b. 1753, at Norwich. They settled at Norwich, where she
d. 19 Sept., 1810, aged 57, in what is now Franklin.
6809. Henry, h. 19 Sept., 1783, at Norwich. He d. 15 Sept., 1808,

at Franklin, unm.
6810. Martin, b. 21 Jan., 1792, at Franklin.
6811. Mary, b. 27 July, 1781, at Norwich. She d. 6 May, 1850,
at Franklin, unm.
He then m. 1 Dec, 1811, Miss Lydia Peck, who died

s.})-, and he d. 13 April, 1817, at Franklin.
VI. Capt. Cherub Abel (2468), born at Norwich, Conn.,

8 Nov., 1760, sixth son of Simon Abel (582) and Parnal
third generation. He m. 18 April, 1782, Lydia Gager, b.
24 Dec, 1761, at Norwich, second daughter of John Gager
and Lydia Avery of Norwich, and granddaughter of John
Gager and Jerusha Barstow.
[This last John Gager, b. 2 Oct., 1698, at Norwich, was
son of Samuel Gager and Rebecca Raymond, and grand-
son of John Gager, one of the original proprietors of
Norwich. See No. 1634.]
They where she d. 22 Jan., 1828,
settled at Franklin,
aged and where he d. 4 Jan., 1830, aged 69 years.
67,
They had one child recorded at Norwich and two at
Franklin.
:
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Those cJi ildren were :
6812. Alvin, b. 20 Jan., 1783, at Norwich. He settled at Frank-

lin, where he was five times elected to the legislature, and
where he was livino; in 1859, unm.
6813. Simon Lathrop, b. ^4 April, 1794, at Franklin. He m. 31
Dec, 1818, Susan Hoxsey, at Franklin, and had a family.
Their daughter, Amy A., m. Cheney Armstrong. (*See JVo.
4817.)
6814. Lydia, b. 15 Feb., 1791, at Franklin.
VL Ira Abel (2469), born at Norwicli, Conn., 18 Sept.,

1765, youngest son of Simon Abel (582) and Parnal "Willes,
generation. He m. 28 Oct., 1794, Abigail Hyde (1561),
daughter of Joseph Hyde (378) of Franklin and his first
cousin, Abigail Abel (2461), who was the first wife of
Joseph Hyde. They settled at Franklin, where he was a
wealthy farmer, a justice of the peace, and a meuiber of
the legislature. She d. 15 Nov., 1809, at Franklin, where
he d. 1 June, 1834.
TJiei?- children were
6815. Ira, b. 19 Aug., 1799, at Franklin, d. 14 Aug., 1819, unm.
6816. Dudley, b. 19 Aug., 1801, at Franklin, d. 3 Sept., 1819,
unm.
6817. Joseph Hyde, b. 23 Aug., 1803, at Franklin, d. 13 Sept.,
1819.
6818. Lavius Hvde, b. 11 Oct., 1805, at Franklin. He m. 2 Sept.,
1831, Elizabeth A. Frink, b. 17 Nov., 1812, at Franklin,
daughter of Darius Frink and Euby Armstrong of Frank-
lin. He was a farmer, and they removed to Salina, N. Y.,
where she d. 4 Nov., 1840. He had by her two children :
1. Lw7iel Waber/orce, b. 20 July, 1834.

2. Euhi/ Ann, b. 25 March, 1839, at Salina.
He then m. 14 March, 1841, Margaret M. Frink, b. 9
Feb., 1823, at Franklin, sister of his first wife. They were
living at Geddes, N. Y., in 1858, and he had by her four
more children :
3. Clinton Lavius, b. 18 Sept., 1844, d. 20 Dec, 1846.

4. Elizaheth, b. 20 Nov., 1847, and d. 20 March, 1853. '
5. Flavel Lavius, b. 21 March, 1852.

6. Lura Asenath, h. 26 Nov., 1854.
6819. Daniel Fillmore, b. 1 Nov., 1807, at Franklin. He m. 17
May, 1829, Celinda Angehne Ladd. They settled at Frank-
lin, where they were living in 1859. They had six children,
born at Franklin :
1. Celinda Rebecca, b. 13 July, 1830, m. Fitch of

Lebanon.
2. Ira. b. 12 Nov., 1834, unm. in 1859.

3. Mary Ann, b. 8. Jan., 1837.
4. Emma Angeline, b. 7 March, 1839.
5. Virginia Victoria, b. 3 Dec, 1841.
6. Wiiliam, b. about 1844.
6820. Asenatb, b. 27 Sept., 1795, at Franklin. She was living at
Hampton, Conn., in 1859, unm,
6821. Lura, b. 2 Sept., 1797, at Franklin. She m. 30 Nov., 1820,
Arad Robinson, b. 30 Jan., 1797, at Lebanon, eldest son of
Peter Robinson and Mary Taylor of Lebanon, and after-
wards of Franklin. They settled at Franklin, where they
were living in 1859. They had eight children, born at
Franklin :
1. Lucy Ahhy, b.17 Aug., 1822, m. her mother's third

cousin, Nathaniel Hyde (4885), second son of Capt. Milton
Hyde (1617) and Lovice C Hyde (1085). (.S'ee No. 4885.)
2. Rosamond Maranda, b. 16 Dec, 1823, m. her mother's
fourth cousin, Samuel Hartshorn Gager (5173), son of
Herman Gager (1761) and his first wife, Elizabeth Harts-
horn. {See^No. 5173.)
3. JVancy Jane, b. 14 Aug., 1826, m. 10 June, 1849,
Francis J. Keables, and the were living at Yantic in 1859.
4. 3Iary Taylor, b. 7 March, 1828, m. Jabez P. Manning,
of Lebanon, son of John Manning of Lebanon, by his second
wife, Lois Williams. They were living at Lebanon in 1859,
and had a family.
5. Asenath Abel, b. 10 Feb., 1830, m. Benjamin Manning
of Lebanon, son of John Manning and his second wife, Lois
Williams, and they were living at Lebanon in 1859.
6. Lncy Elizabeth, b. 31 Aug., 1832, m. 6 March, 1855,
Edward Manning, b. at Lebanon, son of John Manning of
Lebanon, by his second wife, Lois Williams, and grandson of
John Manning and Mary Perkins of Lebanon. They were
living at Pittsfield, Mass., in 1858.
7. Lavius Arad, b. 6 Oct., 1834, m. Miss Brewster of Can-
terbury, and was living at Frankhn in 1859.
8. Nelson Dexter, b. 8 Oct., 1836, m. Miss McCall of Nor-
wich, and removed to the state of New York.
6822. Abigail Bigelow, b. 20 Oct., 1809, at Franklin, d. 3 Jan.,
1818.
YI. Elizabeth Abel (2479), born at N'orwich, Conn., 19

March, 1769, daughter of Elijah Al)el (583) of Norwich,
by his second wife Mary Cleveland, was a great grand-
daughter of Margaret Post (15) of the third generation.
She'm. 21 Sept.,^1786, Ozias Backus, b. 9 Dec., 1762, at
Norwich, son of Ozias Backus and Lydia Waterman, and
grandson of Josiah Backus and Love Kingsbury of JSTor-
wich, and .also grandson of Elislia "Waterman and Sarah
:
HYDE GENEALOGl.
1073
Hacldey of Norwich (see Nos. 1079, 40, 53 and 235). Tliey
settled at Bozrah, where tliey had six cliikh-eii recorded
to them.
Tliose children were

6823. Ozias, b. 22 July, 1787, at Bozrah,
6824. Abel, 10 May, 1805. at Bozrah.
b.
6825. Abiijail, b.10 March, 1789, at Bozrah.
G82G. Harriet, b. 23 April, 1799, at Bozrah.
6827. Elizabeth Waterman, ] , o. nr ioa.t ^ -r>
^'- ^^ ^^^^^ ^^^'^' ^^ ^''''^
i
6828. Lydia Waterman, |
VI. GuRDON Abel (2484), bora at Franklin, Conn., 5

ISTov.,1788, fifth son of Oliver Abel (585) and Abigail Pet-
tis of Fi-ankliu, was a great grandson of Margaret Post
of the third generation. He probably m. 14 April, 1817,
Anna Morgan of Norwich, and had four children recorded
to them at Franklin.
Those children loere:

6829. Alexander Gurdon, b. 20 June, 1818, at New York.
6830. Susan Ann, b. 19 May, 1821, at Auo-usta, Ga.
6831. Zerviah Abigail, b. 5 Sept., 1822, at'Norwich.
6832. Sophia Augusta, b. 7 April, 1824, at Augusta.
VI. Abigail Abel (2485), born at Norwich, Conn., 21

April, 1769, daughter of Oliver Abel (585) and Abigail
Pettis, of Norwich, was a great granddaughter of Marga-
ret Post (15) of the third generation. She m. 11 March,
1790, Jabez Willes, b. 10 Sept., 1765, at Norwich, eldest
son of Joshua Willes and his second wife Eunice Hunt-
ington {see No. 1189). They settled at Franklin, where he
d.^28 May, 1814, and she d. 27 Sept., 1849.
Tlicir children were :
6833. Henry, b. 25 Dec, 1790, at Franklin, d. 21 Oct., 1795.

6834. Huntington, b. 13 April, 1793, at Franklin, d. 8 Nov., 1802.
6835. Laurin, b. 29 June, 1795, at Franklin.
6836. Harry, b. 25 Aug., 1797, at Franklin, where he d. 18 Dec,
1849, unm.
6837. Horatio, b. 26 April, 1800, at FrankHn. He m. 24 Oct., 1821,
Susan P. Ellis of Franklin, where she d. 6 Nov., 1822. He
had by her one child :
1. Daniel Ellis, b. 27 Oct., 1822, at Franklin.

He then m. 14 Sept., 1828, his first cousin, Floretta Per-
kins Willes (3811), b. 22 April, 1808, at Franklin, second
daughter of Deacon Joseph H. Willes and NaomiTr^cy (1189)
135
: :
of Franklin. 81ie d. 14 Sept., 1839, at Norwich, and he

had by her one cdiild :
Cdia Susan, b. 7 June, 1829.

6838. Abel Huntino-tou, b. 9 Jan., 1804, at Franklin.
6839. Mary Abel, b. 5 Nov., 1807, at Franklin. She m 1
Woodworth, who died. She then m. her first cousin, Her-
man Huntiniiton Willes (3807), third son of Deacon Joseph
H. Willes and Naoma Tracy (1189) of Franklin. (See No.
3807.)
6840. Abigail Pettis, b. 9 April 1811, at Franklin.
VI. Simeon Lathrop (2491), born at N'orwicli, Conn.,

4 Aug., 1753, eldest son of Deacon Simeon Lathrop and
Hannah Abel (589), was a great grandson of Margaret
Post (15) of the third generation. Pie m. 9 Dec., 1781,
Elizabeth Calkins, b. 1759. They settled at the Bozrah
Society, in Norwich, where he d. about 1786.
Her children hy him were

6841. Giles, b. Sept., 1782, at Norwich. He lived a bachelor at
Bozrah, and died unm.
6842. Simon, b. 30 Dec, 1783, at Norwich, lived a bachelor, and
died unm.
6843. Hannah, 29 Nov., 1785, at Norwich. She m. her father's
b.
first Backus (1764), eldest son of Oliver Backus
cousin, Jabez
and Dice Hyde (424) of Bozrah. {See No. 1764.)
After the death of her first hnsband, Elizabeth (Calkins)

Lathrop m. his second cousin, Jesse Abel (2375), and had
six children by him, and d. 2 Aug., 1826. {See No. 2375.)
VL Oliver Lathrop (2493), born at Norwich, Conn., 9

Sept., 1756, third son of Deacon Simeon Lathrop and
Post (15)of the third generation. He m. 13 Dec, 1781,
his third cousin, Eunice Hough (2555), b. 21 Jan., 1756,
'at Norwich, second daughter of Capt. David Hough (611)
of Norwich, by his first wife, Desire Clark. They went to
Lebanon, N. H., removed to Hartland, Vt., and removed
to Sharon, Vt., where they died. The following is all the
information I have as to their descendants.
Their children were
6843a. Oliver, who married and went to some of the western states,
where he died.
6843Z*. lioderick, who ra. Elizabeth Burbank,and died at his fiither's
homestead in Sharon, where his widow was probably living in

1863.
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1075
6843f. Aurelia, wlio m. Capt. Asliby, and settled aud died at
Hartland, Vt.
6843c?. Det-ire, who m. Judge Josiali Dana, and settled and died at
Hartland, Vt.
6843e. Amanda, who m. Hon. George E. Wales, who was a member
of congress from Vermont. She lived and died at Hartford,
Vt. They had several children one of them was Fanny,
;
who m. Perley C. Jones, a lawyer of Chelsea, who was judge

of probate of Orange county, Vt.
6843/. Elizabeth, who m.'Wareham Morse of Lebanon, N. H. She
was living at Lebanon in 1863.
6843(/. Harriet, who m. John Baxter, and lived at Lebanon, N. H.,
where he died. She then m. Dr. Winslow, a physician of
Chester, Vt., who died there. And she died about 1862 at
the house of her son at Derby Line, Vt.
YLZabdiel Lathkop (2494), born at Norwich, Conn.,

30 1762, fourth son of Deacon Simeon Lathrop and
!N"ov.,
Hannah Abel (589), was a o:reat grandson of Margaret
Post (15) of the third generation. He m. 22 Sept., 1788,
Margaret Tracy the 3d, who d. 4 Oct., 1783, s. ;;.
He then m, 6 June, 1785, Abigail Harris of Lebanon.
They settled at Bozrah, where they had three children re-
corded to them.
Those cMldren were :
6844. Alfred, b. 5 Nov., 1786, at Bozrah.

6845. Zabdiel, b. 2 June, 1791, at Bozrah.
6846. Caroline, b. 2 Sept., 1788, at Bozrah.
YL Andrew Lathrop
(2495), born at lôrwich. Conn.,
26 Oct., 1764, son of Deacon Simeon Lathrop and
fifth
Post (15) of the third generation. He probably m. 22
Jan., 1789, Lucretia Smith of Franklin. They settled at
Bozrah, where he was a justice of the peace. She d. 9
Oct., 1801.
His children hy her icere:
6847. Simeon, b. 25 Nov., 1792, at Bozrah. He probably m. Abi-
gail who died, and had by her one child
, :
William, b. 17 April, 1817, at Bozrah.

1.
He then m. 20 Dec, 1820, Phebe Peckham of Franklin,
born about- 1800. They settled at Bozrah, where she d. 11
Aug., 1847, and where they had eight children recorded to
them :
2. Andretv, b. 10 March, 1822.

3. Lucy, b.22 May, 1823.
4. Jabe:^. Smith, h. 28 May, 1824.
5. Ahmon
PeckJiam, b. 21 July, 1826.
6. 25 Oct., 1828.
Jane, b.
7 and 8. Daniel Austin and Lydia Zerviah (twins), b. 23
April, 1832.
9. Anne, b. 20 May, 1834.
6848. Azariab, b. 25 Feb., 1796, at Eozrah. He m. 2 Dec, 1824,
Talitha Huntington (6927), b. 13 Feb., 1794, at Franklin,
tliird daughter of Elisha Huntington (2535) and Nancy Rudd
(2603) of Franklin. They settled at Franklin and removed
to Vernon, and had children
five :
1. Azarwh 24 April, 1826, at Franklin. He

Wi/fes, h.
was a lawyer and went to Iowa. (See No. 4750.)
2. Elisha Huntington, b. 27 Aug., 1827, at Franklin.
3. Philena Maria, b. 26 April, 1829, and d. 11 July, 1831,
at Franklin.
4. Eliza L., b. Nov., 1831.
5. Nancij Huntington, b. 3 Oct., 1835.
6849. Dice, b. 3 Dec, 1789, at Bozrah.
6850. Philena, b. 10 April, 1791, at Bozrah.
6851. Apame, b. 25 July, 1794, at Bozrah.
6852. Lucy, b. 8 March, 1798, at Bozrah.
6853. Eunice, b. 14 June, 1799, at Bozrah.
Andrew Lathrop, Esq., then m. 30 May, 1802, Zerviah

Polley, at Bozrah, where he probably died.
YI. Lydia Lathrop (2498), born at Norwich, Conn., 2

Sept., 1758, third danghter of Deacon Simeon Lathrop
and Hannah Abel (589), was a great granddaughter of
Margaret Post (15) of the third generation. She m. 2
April, 1786, John Fish of Bozrah, where they settled, and
had six children recorded to them.
6854. Simeon, b. 1 Feb., 1787, at Bozrah.

6855. John, b. 25 Sept., 1788, at Bozrah.
6856. Miller, b. 5 June, 1791, at Bozrah.
6857. Electa, b. 23 April, 1793, at Bozrah.
6858. Lydia, b. 6 Aug., 1796, at Bozrah.
6859. Margaret, b. 17 Nov., 1799, at Bozrah
VL Jared Tracy (2500), born at Norwich, Conn., 10

Oct., 1741, eldest son of Capt. Joseph Tracy (590) and
Anne Hinckley of Norwich, was a great granclson of Mar-
garet Post (15) of the third generation. He m. 20 Oct.,
1705, Margaret Grant of Norwich, where they settled.
He was a justice of the peace, and was a commissary of
:
HYDE GENEALOGY.
^077
supplies for theAmerican army, during the siege of Bos-
ton,and he was a member of the legislature. He d. 25
Dec, 1790, at Demerara, W. I. He was a merchant and
a ship master.
T/ieir children loerc
6860. William Gidney, b. 15 Nov., 1768, at Norwich. He m. 19

Jan., 1800, Kacliel lluntingtou, b. 4 April, 1779, at Nor-
wich, daughter of Judge Benjamin Huntington and Anna
Huntington, and maternally granddaughter of Col. Jabez
Huntington of Windham, and bis second wife, tbe widow
Sarah Wetmore {see Goodwin, 54, note^. They settled at
Wbitesboro', N. Y., where he d. 15 April, 1830. She d. 7
April, 1852, at Utica. They had nine children, born at
Whitesboro' :
1. Susanna, b. 20 Nov., 1800, m. Nov., 1834, Moses

Bagg of Utica, and d. 17 July, 1859, while on a visit, at
Saratoga Springs.
2. Margaret^ b. 18 Jan., 1803, m. April, 1830, Rev.
Chauncey E. Goodrich of Utica, N. Y., and had four child-
ren : Anne, b. May, 1831 Cornelia, b. 1833; Susan, b.
;
1836; and Rachel, b. 1839.

3. William, b. 16 June, 1805, graduated at Union college
1824, and was a prominent and successful lawyer. He m.
20 May, 1831, Lucy Perkins, daughter of Frederick Perkins
of Lisbon, Conn. They settled at Utica, and removed to
New York, where they were living in 1859, and bad three
children : Lucy Eldridge, b. 5 May, 1835, m. 22 May, 1861,
William P. Lee of New York; Catherine Parker, b. 8 Dec,
1839; and William Frederick, b. 15 June, 1837, d. 11 Feb.,
1839.
4. Anne Huntington, b. 7 Oct., 1807, m. 1 May, 1831,
William Curtis Noyes, a lawyer, and setded at Whitesboro',.
where she d. 5 Oct., 1838, and had one child, Rachel Tracy,
b. 1 April, 1832. He removed to New York, and married a
daughter of Frederick A. Talmadge, and was living at New
York in 1860, and was one of the most distinguished lawyers
of that city.
5. Charles, b. 17 Feb., 1810, graduated at Yale 1832, and
was a lawyer. He m. 30 Aug., 1837, Louisa Kirkland,
daughter of Gen. Joseph Kirkland of Utica. They settled
at Utica, and removed to New York, where they were living
-in 1859, and had five children : Anne Huntington, b. 10
June, 1838; Mary Kirkland, b. 23 Nov., 183^9; Frances
Louisa, b. 15 May, 1842; Clara, b. 30 Oct., 1843; and
Charles Edward.
6. Catherine, b. 10 July, 1812, m. 17 Oct., 1834, Milton
D. Parker of Utica, who d. 8 Dec, 1839. She was lost by
the wrecking of tbe steam boat Swallow, in April, 1845,
^^^^^ GENEALOGY.
IQJS
near Athens, N. Y. They had two children : Charlotte
Huntington, b. 22 Oct., 1835; and Catherine lloxauna, b. 5
June, 1839.
7. Henri/^ b. 10 Feb., 1815; was a civil engineer, and d.
31 May, 1851, at Panama, N. Gr., unru.
S. Udicard Huntington, h. 'S\ March, 1817; was a civil
engineer, and was unm. in 1858.
9. Frances, b. fr Jan., 1821, m. 16 March, 1852, William
Henry Welles of Brattleboro', Vt., son of Ebenezer Welles
and Mary Chester. He was, through his mother, descended
from Mabel Harlakenden, and from the kings and nobility
of England (.sec Ajjpendix A). They were living in New
York in 1862, and had one daughter, Julia Chester, b. in
1856.
6861. Joseph Winslow, b. 9 March, 1773, at Norwich. He m. 21
Sept., 1807, Wealthy Huntington, b. 8 Jan., 1780, at Nor-
wich, daughter of Elijah Huntington, Esq., of Bozrah, by
his second wife, Lydia Baldwin. They settled at Norwich,
and he d. 3 April, 1845, and she d. 11 July, 1840. They
had six children, born at Norwich :
1. Jared Winslow, h. 29 May, 1812; a merchant in New

York in 1859.
2. James Joseph, b. 3 Dec, 1814; a merchant in New
York in 1859.
3. Edward Huntington, b. 21 April, 1817, m. 10 Jan.,
1856, Louisa H. Thomas of the state of Delaware was a ;
merchant, and they were living at New York in 1859.

4. Sarah Grant, b. 21 Aug., 1819, d. in 1838, unm.
5. Cornelia Margaret, b. 15 Oct., 1822, living at Norwich
in 1857, unm.
6. Lydia Huntington, living at Norwich in 1857, unm.
6862. Gardner, b. 23 Feb., 1777, at Norwich. He m. 9 Feb., 1805,

Catherine Lansing, daughter of Cornelius Lansing of Lan-
singburgh, N. Y., where they settled, and where he was for
many years the proprietor and publisher of the Lansinghurgh
Gazette. They subsequently removed to Utiea, N. Y. They
had six children, born at Lansingburgh :
1. Cornelius Lansing, b. 25 Nov., 1805, graduated at

Union college in 1824 and was a lawyer, m. 9 Sept., 1845,
at Cohoes, Mary Olmstead, b. 1 Aug., 1808, at Onondaga,
N. Y., daughter of George W. Olmstead and Mary Tyler.
They settled at Lansingburgh. and in May, 1846, removed
to Troy, N. Y., where they were living in 1863. They had
three children born at Troy Cornelius Lansins:, b. 2 Feb.,
:
1848, d. 17 Dec, 1856; Mary EHzabeth, b. 2 May, 1850;

and Catherine, b. 6 Feb., 1852, d. 20 Feb., 1854.
2. George, b. 30 Nov., 1812, m. 25 Sept., 1836, Caroline
Tracy, daughter of Seymour Tracy of Franklin, Conn.
They settled at Utica and removed to Milwaukee, and had
.
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1079
two children Olive,
: b. 11 July, 1887 ; and George Lansino-,
b. 25 March, 1841.
3. James JaraJ, 3 Dec, 1819, resided at Cleveland, 0.
b.
4. Catherine Margaret, b. 16 Jan., 1816, m. 6 Sept., 1836,
John A. Lyon of Cleveland, 0., and had two or more child-
ren : Catherine, b. 18 Sept., 1838; James, b. 2 Aug., 1841.
5. Sman Hester, b. 23 Feb., 1818.
6. Helen Alvord, b. 4 Aug., 1823, m. 5 July, 1847, John
E. Taylor of Lansingburgh, who graduated at Union college
1839, and was a lawyer. They settled at Troy and removed
to Jonesville, Wis., where he died.
6863. James Grant, b. 16 March, 1781, at Norwich. He m. 30
Nov., 1836, Sarah Osgood, born at Andover, 3Iass. They
settled at Syracuse, N. Y., and had three or more children :
1. James Grant, b. 4 Oct., 1837.

2. Osf/ood Fo.se, b. 25 June, 1840.
3. William Gardner, b. 7 April, 1843, an officer of volun-
teers in 1863.
6864. Sarah, b. 10 Feb., 1767, at Norwich. She d. 1838, unm.
6865. Susannah, b. 8 Aug., 1770, at Norwich. She m. 20 March,
1792, Gurdon Huntington, b. 16 March, 1768, at Norwich,
son of Judge Benjamin Huntington and Anne Huntington
of Norwich, and afterwards of Home, N. Y. (see Aô. 6860.)
He was a merchant, and they settled at Norwich, where she
d. 21 Aug., 1793. He had by her one child :
Edivard, b. 5 Dec, 1702, graduated at Union college

1810, and was a lawyer. He d. 16 Dec, 1816, at New
York, unm.
Gurdon Huntington then m. 6 July, 1794, Anne Per-
kins, and lived at Home, and afterwards at New York,
and had by her four other children, three of whom died
unm. The other, Susanna, m. Major James S. Dalliba of
the U. S. army.
6866. Margaret, b. 28 July, 1782, at Norwich, d. 1 Aug., 1782.
6867. Margaret 2d, b. 19 Dec, 1783, at Norwich, d. 24 Nov., 1786.
After the deatli of Jared Tracy, his widow m. 30 Oct.,

1796, Jabez Backus, Esq., of I*ôrwich [see No. 495), and d.
13 Nov., 1815.
VI. Lucy Tracy (2506), born at Norwich, Conn., 20

July, 1744, eldest daughter of Dr. Elisha Tracy (591) of
Norwich, by his first wife, Lucy Huntington, wâs a great
granddaughter of Margaret Post (15) of tlie third genera-
tion. She m. 7 April, 1763, Dr. Philip Turner, b. 25 Feb.,
1740, at Norwich, eldest son of Capt. Philip Turner and
Mrs. Anne (Huntington) Adgate of Norwich.
[This Anne (Huntington) Adgate, b. 20 March, 1715, at
1080 ^^^'^^ GENEALOGY.
Iôrwicli, who m. 24 April, 1739, Capt. Philip Turner, was

the widow of Thomas Adgate the 3d of ^Norwich, and
was the third daughter of Daniel Huntington and Abigail
Bingham, and granddaughter of Deacon Simon Huntington
the lirst, and Sarah Clark of Norwich. Capt. Philip Turner
b. about 1716, at Scituate, was probably a great grandson
of Humphrey Turner of Scituate, who came from Eng-
land previous to 1730 as follows The emigrant, Hum-
; :
phrey Turner, had two sons by the name of John. The

tirst m. 12 Nov., 1645, Mary Brewster. The last, called
by his father young John, m. 25 April, 1649, Anne James,
and had a son, Philip, b. 18 Aug., 1673, at Scituate, who
was probably the father of Capt. Philip Turner of ~Sov-
wich, who d. 13 Jan., 1755, in the 39th year of his age.]
Dr. Turner, for three years previous to his marriage,
had been an assistant surgeon to a provincial regiment, in
the service of the crown, in the French war, and became a
very skillful surgeon. They settled at JSTorwich, where he
went into the practice of his profession with distinguished
success. At the commencement of the revolution, he was
with the American troops at Boston. He was with the
army at Iêw York in 1776, where his services were of
immense value to the wounded in the battles of Flatbush,
Harlem Heights, and White Plains. In 1777 he was
appointed surgeon-general of the army of the United
States for the eastern department; the duties of which
situation he continued to discharge with ability till about
the close of the war. He then returned to his private
practice at Norwich, which he continued there for nearly
twenty years. About 1800 they removed to the city of
New York. He was soon after appointed post surgeon to
the troops in the several fortifications in and about New
York. It was there that, in the spring of 1809, the writer
hereof, while visiting a brother who was an officer in the
army on Bcdlow's Island, became acquainted with the
then venerable Dr. Turner (whose wife was a first cousin
of the writer's mother). He d. in 1815 at New York, and
was buried with military honors.
Tlieir children wer-e :
68G8, John, b. 29 May, 1764, at Norwich. He m. Hannah Hunt-

ington, b. 29 April, 1765, daughter of Jonathan Hunting.^
ton and Eunice Lathrop, and settled at Norwich, where he
was an eminent physician and surgeon, and was a member of
the legislature. He d. 7 May, 1S,37, at Norwich, and she d.
7 May, 1845. They had four children :
:

1.George Frederick, b. about 1791, d. 9 Feb., 1813, at
Norwich, unm.
2. Charle.^ W., h. 1793, d. 13 Feb., 1794.
3. Julia Frances 3Iari.onette, m. tlie Rev. George Perkins,
and died leaving a daughter, Hannah Perkins, who d. unm.
4. Elizabeth II., who was the second wife of the llev.
George Perkins, and had by him two sons John Turner :
Perkins, who d. unm. and George Turner Perkins, who in

;
18.59 was the sole surviving descendant of Dr. John Turner.

GS69. William Pitt., b. 3 Sept., 176G, at Norwich, the ))oct and the
satirist. He m. Phebe and settled at New York, where
he Was a physician, and was in the service of the United
States as an assistant surgeon. They had four children :
1. George. F., who died s. j>. 2. Francia Lathrop.

Marvin Waitc.
3.
Marionette.
4.
The three last were living in 1859,
6870. Lucy Xun, b. at Norwich. She m. Dr. Gurdou Lathrop, b.
6 Dec, 1767, at Norwich, eldest son of Azariah Lathrop,
and Abigail Huntington of Norwich, and grandson of Na-
thaniel Lathrop and Anne Backus of Norwich, and great
grandson of Samuel Lathrop and Hannah Adgate of Nor-
wich (.see No. 438). He graduated at Yale in 1787, and was
a physician. He d.1828. They had two children:
1. John, who was a merchant at Savannah, Ga., and died
unm.
2. Ahhif Maria, who m. Edward Whiting of Norwich and
d. s. ]).
6871. Nancy, b. 1 April, 1772, at Norwich. She m. 15 Nov., 1810,

Judge Marvin Waite of New Loudon, b. 16 Dec, 1746, at
Lyme, second son of Richard Waite of Lyme, by his first
wife, Elizabeth Marvin (see No. 2108). She was his third
wife, and they settled at New London. Judge Marvin Waite
was a lawyer, and went into practice at New Loudon about
1769 in partnership with Samuel Holden Parsons (see No.
2115), and was a successful practitioner there until he re-
tired from the bar about 1800. He was frequently a member
of the state legislature; was a judge of the county court;
was a presidential elector at the first election of Gen. Wash-
ington, and was one of the council appointed to dispose of the
lands belonging to the state and establish the school fund.
He d. June, 1815, at New London and his last wife d.
;
April, 1851, at Norwich. He had by her one child

John Turner Waite, b. 27 Aug., 1811, at New London.
He was educated at Trinity college, Hartford, and was a
lawyer. He m. April 1842, Elizabeth Harris, at New Y''ork.
They settled at Norwich Town, where he held the oiEce of
postmaster for a few years, and where he was a successful and
very distinguished lawyer, and where they were living in
1863. They had three children Marvin, b. 1843 ; Anne
:
136
—
1082 ^^^^^'^ GENEALOGY.
Eliza, h. 1S46; and Mary Elizabeth, b. 1853. Marvin was

a lieutenant of volunteers and was killed at the battle of An-
tietam, 17 September, 1862. The following was written in
reference to his gallantry and early death :
His gallant yopng spirit, so ardent and bold,

Forth has gone on its long march eternal,
And the warm, beating heart is now dead, still and oold.
That o'errai} with all feelings fraternal.
The eye that was lighted with honor and truth.

And often with love and devotion,
Is cold as the sod tlmt has covered his youth,
And dark as the depths of the ocean.
His smooth, boyish cheek, where the summer's warm breath

Had left but the faintest of traces.
Is pale as the snow, at the cold touch of death,
And bereft of its bloseoming graces.
He was youthful in years, but let justice be done

To the spirit, high, daring and tender;
His country can lionor, 'mid all her brave sons,
No bolder and truer defender.
"Where the iron hail flew like a tempest of wrath.

He stood with the battle-storm round him;
Where blood, shed like rain, made a dark gory path,
The death, that had sought him, there found him.
It found him —it smote him —

Oh God, that thine
! arm
Had stretched forth a shield and a shelter,
To ward from his person all evil and harm
Left there on the red field to welter.
Bear him back from the field where he gallantly fell,

To the shade of the hills of his childhood;
Through the boughs of the maple let symphonies swell,
O'er his grave by the green spreading wildwood.
And the mountain brooks, dashing so swiftly along,

As
to listening willows they prattle.
Shall chant, as they go, the sad requiem song,
Of the soldier who sleeps from life's battle.
The first wife of Judge Marvin Waite, to whom he was

m. 25 April, 1779, was Martha Jones of New London, by
whom he had seven children Marvin; Martha Jones; Har-
:
riet, who m. Francis Richards; Richard; Howard; Oliver;

and Eliza, who m. Jedediah Huntington of Norwich.
He then m. 22 April, 1805, the widow Harriet Salton-
stall, and had by her one child Marvin 2d, b. 10 Dec,:
1806.
6872. Elizabeth Tracy, b. at Norwich. She m. 14 Aug., 1793,
Daniel Lathrop, b. 13 Oct., 1769, at Norwich, youngest son
vau~>^ M'^z.
HYDE GENEALOGY. ^083
of Dr, Joshua Latlirop of Norwichj by his second wife, Mercy
Eells of Stonington.
[This Dr. Joshua Lathrop, b. 8 Majj 1723, at Norwich, grad-
uated at Yale 1743, and was a physician and druggist, m. 21
May, 1748, Hannah Gardner, who d. 24 July, 1750, s. ^j.,
and after her death m. 5 Nov., 1761, Mercy Eells of Stoning-
ton, and d. 29 Oct., 1807, was the youngest son of Thomas
Lathrop and Lydia Abel, and grandson of Samuel Lathrop
the second and llatinah Adgate of Norwich. (^See No. 438.)
Daniel Lathrop graduated at Yale in 1787. They settled
at Norwich, n'here he d. 1825. They had four children,
born at Norwich :
1. Jcme Eliza, h. 26 July, 1795, m. Jonathan George

Washington Trumbull, son of David Trumbull arid Sarah
Backus, and grandson«of the first Gov. Jonathan Trumbull
and Faith Robinson of Lebanon (.see No. 173). He gradu-
ated at Yale 1807, and was a lawyer. They settled at Nor-
wich, where he d. in 1853, and where she also died. They
had a son, Daniel Lathrop Trumbull, and perhaps other
children.
2.FranJi Turner, b. 9 Aug., 1798.
3.Ann Matilda, b. 10 March, 1^00, d. unm.
4. Cornelia Sophia, b. 30 July, 1804, m. George G. Willes,
and died, leaving a son William Henry Willes, who was
:

6873. Sophia, b. at Norwich. She m. Judge Alexander Rich-
ards of New London, and afterwards of St. Lawrence county,
N. Y. He was a judge of the county courts, and was col-
lector of the customs for the district of Oswegatchie. She
died s. p.
VI. Alice Tracy (2507), born at Norwich, Conn., 11

Oct., 1745, second clan^liter of Dr. Elislia Tracy (591) of
Norwich, by his first wife, Lucy Huntington, was a great
tion. She m. 15 June" 1766, Elisha Leffingwell, b. 4 Nov.,
1743, at Norwich, seventh son of Benajah Leffingwell and
Joanna Christophers.
[This Joanna Christophers, b. 19 March, 1707, at New
London, who m. 24 Aug., 1726, Benajah Leffingwell of
Norwich, was the youngest daughter of Judge Richard
Christophers of New London, by his second wife, Grace
Turner of Scituate, Mass., which Richard Christophers
was b. 13 July, 1662, in Devonshire, and was son of Chris-
topher Christophers and Mary his wife, who came to New
London about 1665. Grace Turner was a daughter of
John Turner and Mary Brewster of Scituate, and grand-
daughter of Jonathan Brewster and Lucretia his wife of
:
1084 RYDE GENEALOGY.
Duxbiiiy, and afterwards of New London, and great

granddaughter of Elder "William Brewster of the May-
flower. The wife of Jonathan Brewster, with his son Wil-
liam, came over with Elder Brewster in the Mayflower,
But Jonathan, the husband, came over in the Little Ann,
10 >ôv., 1621 fCcdk. N. i., 276, 317). This Benajah Lef-
fingwell, b. 9 Aug., 1693, at Norwich, who m. 24th Aug.,
1726, Joanna Christophers, and had eight sons and five
daughters, was the third son of Thomas Leffingwell and
Mary Bushnell, and was grandson -of Lieut. Thomas
Leffingwell the first of Norwich and Mary his wife [see No.
1021), and was also grandson of Richard Bushnell of Say-
brook and Mary Marvin. See No. 6.]
Elisha Leffingwell and wife -eettled at Norwich, but I
have not ascertained the dates of their deaths.
G874 Dyar, b. 6 April, 1767, at Norwich, d. 5 Oct., 1770.

6875. Dyar 2d, b. 5 Oct., 1770, at Norwich. He m. his mother's
Hannah Waterman (1246) eldest daughter of
I'uurth cousin,
Arunah Waterman (278) and Hannah Leffingwell of Nor-
wich, and afterwards of St. Johnsbury, Vt. After his death
he m. the widow Eunice (Sutherland) Brewster, and d. 5 Dec,
1821. (See No. 1246.)
6876. Elisha, b. 28 Feb., 1778, at Norwich. He m. his mother's
fourth cousin, Frances Thomas (1251), eldest daughter of
Simeon Thomas (283) and Lucretia Deshon of Norwich, and
was lost at sea. (See No. 1251.)
6877. Martin, b. Oct., 1785, at Norwich. He m. March, 1819, his
mother's fourth cousin Mary Thomas (1260), eldest daughter
of Thomas Langrel Thomas (284) of Norwich, by his first
wife Eunice Birchard (1680). He died at sea in 1819, s.p.,
and she was living at Geneva, N. Y., in 1859. {See No.
1260.)
6878. Lucy Huntington, b. 4 Sept., 1768 at Norwich. Slie m. her
second cousin, Deacon Simon Abel (6662) of Bozrah, eldest
son of Simeon Abel (2372) and Martha Crocker. {SeeAô.
6662.)
6879. Sarah, b. 27 Nov., 1772, at Norwich. She m. Roswell Cul-
ver, and d. at Buffalo, N. Y. They had three children
1. Jonuthcm E., who m. Miss Denison (sister of Rev.
Charles Denison), was a grocer at Norwich, and removed to
Wisconsin.
2. ^4.sa, who lived at New York, and afterwards Went to
New Orleans.
3.Cornelia., who m. ——
Crandall, a merchant of Nor-
wich, and afterwards of Buffalo.
6880. Alice, b. 8 Aug., 1775, at Norwich. She m. her second
cousin of the Tracy blood and her mother's fourth cousin of
:

tlic Hyde blood, Henry Tracy (1268), eldest son of Capt.
Frederick Tracy (25U1) and Deborah Thomas (2S5) of Nor-
wich. {See No. 1208.)
6881. Nancy, b. 15 Feb., 1781, at Norwich. She m. 8 Sept., 1814,
Deacon Nehemiah Huntington, b. 20 xipril, 1782, at Norwich,
youngest son of Elijah Huntington of Bozrah by his second
wife, Lydia Baldwin, and grandson of Isaac Huntington and
llebecca Lathrop.
[That Isaac Huntington, b. 5 Feb., 1688, at Norwich, who
m. 21 Feb., 1716, Rebecca Lathrop, b. 20 April, 16U5, at
Norwich, eldest daughter of Israel Lathrop and llebecca
Bliss of Norwich (see No. 1083), was a justice of the peace
and a member of the legislature; and was town clerk of Nor-
wich for about sixty years. He was the second son of Dea-
con Christopher Huntington, b. 1 Nov., 1660, at Norwich,
and his first wife, Sarah Adgate. See No. 101.]
Deacon Nehemiah Huntington and wife settled at Bozrah,
where she d. 12 July, 1885. He had by her four children,
born at Bozrah
1. Nancy Leffiiujioell^ b. 14 June, 1815, m. 24 Oct., 1841,
Alba C. Thompson, a merchant of Norwich, where they
were living in 1858, and had five children : Elizabeth
Huntington, b. 19 Aug., 1842; Malvina Huntington, b.
11 May, 1845; Frank, b. 23 July, 1848, died iu infancy;
Xnnie, b. 80 Aug., 1849; and Caroline Hamlin, b. 5 March,
1855.
2. Elijah Baldwin^ b. 14 Aug., 1816, was educated at
Yale, m. 6 March, 1848, Julia Welch, daughter of Thomas
AVelch and Laura Lathrop of Windham. He was a clergy-
man, and was settled at Putnam, Conn., in 1848; and from
1850 he was engaged in teaching. He received the honorary
degree of master of arts at Yale in 1851. In 1861 they
were living at Stamford, Conn., where he was principal of a
select school. He was then engaged in pi'eparing a genea-
logical history of the Huntington family. They had five
children: Abby Swift, b. 7 April, 1845, d. 12 Feb., 1846;
Julia Swift, b. 1 Sept., 1846; Clara Louisa, b. 27 July,
1848; Sarah Lee, b. 12 Sept., 1850, d. 24 Dec, 1850; and
Edmund Clement, b. 30 May, 1852, d. 9 Sept., 1852.
3. Elisha Tracy, b. 28 Dec, 1817, m. 2 Sept., 1844, Mal-
vina Boswell, daughter of Dr. Thomas Boswell of Norwich
City. He was a goldsmith at Norwich, and d. 16 Feb.,
1859, at Norwich, s. p., where she was living in 1861.
4. WaUam Dyar, b. 18 Dec, 1821, m. 16 Nov., 1847,
Mary Anne Kinney, daughter of Thomas Kinney of Nor-
wich. She d. 27 July, 1848. He then m. 19 May, 1852,
Calista Heed, b. 29 JMarch, 1830, daughter of James Reed,
Esq., of Springfield, N. Y. They were living at Providence
in 1860. He had one child by his first wife, William
Tracy, b. 16 July, 1848^ and one by his last wife, Mai-y

Anne, b. 28 May, 1855.
After the death of his first wife. Deacon Nehemiah Hunt-
ington m. 21 Dec, 1741, Mrs. Nancy (Hinckley) Hough
(2()70), widow of Jirah Isham Hough (7017) and daughter
of Timothy Hinckley (667) and Saloma Strong of Lebanon.
He d. 2 June, 1852. at Bozrah, where she was living in
1858, s. p.
12. Lucretia, b. 14 Nov., 1782, at Norwich. She m. 25 Dec,
180,3, Elijah Huntington, b. 10 Dec, 1777, at Norwich,
brother of her sister Nancy's husband, and second son of
Elijah Huntington, Esq., of Bozrah, by his second wife,
Lydia Baldwin. They settled at Bozrah, where he was a
farmer and a justice of the peace, and where she d. 30 Oct.,
1816. He had by her three children, born at Bozrah :
1. Philnra Lcffingivdl, b. 23 March, 1805, m. 22 March,

1832, Christopher Leffingwell Lathrop, son of Deacon Charles
Lathrop of Norwich. They removed to Cleveland, 0.,
where she d. 13 Aug., 1843, leaving one daughter, Elizabeth
Hutchins, b. 8 Feb., 1836, whom, in 1860 William Merriam
of Cleveland.
2. Wmslow Tracy, b. 25 Aug., 1807, ni. 1 June, 1830,
Almira Carson of Pittsfield, Mass. He graduated at Pitts-
field medical school in 1829, and was a physiciap. They
lived at Ohio City, where she d. Feb., 1838. He then m. 12
July, 1840, at Akron, 0., Julia (Swift) Babcock, daughter of
Chief Justice Zepheniah Swift of Windham, Conn. They
settled at Akron, where he d. 23 Dec, 1849, from a wound
received in conducting a post mortem examination. He had
five children William Henry, b. 12 June, 1832, m. Kate
:
Stanley; Frances Elizabeth, b. 30 July, 1834; Cornelia Win-

slow, b. 3 Aug., 1837, m. 1861 William Silliman Hunting-
ton of Cleveland; Julia Almira, b. 6 Aug., 1845; and
Emely Lucretia, b. 12 Aug., 1849.
3. Carolme Matilda, b. 29 Sept., 1809, m. 16 Sept., 1835,
Samnel K. Hamlin, Esq., of Buffalo, where they were living
in 1858, and had two children : Charles W., b. 1836 ; and
Harriet Cornelia, b. 1842.
Elijah Huntington then m. 13 June, 1S21, Olive Starke
(2821), b. 17 March, 1797, at Bozrah, fourth daughter of
Joshua Stark and Olive Lathrop (718) of Bozrah, where he
was hving in 1863. She d. 26 Sept., 1862. He had by
her three other children, born at Bozrah :
4. Lucretia Lcffin<jxc.ell, b. 18 Sept., 1822, m. 7 March,

1853, her first cousin Lemuel Barlow Stark, b. 1 July. 1823,
eldest son of Dr. Joshua Stark (2815) and Silence Hose of
Granville, 0., where she d. 13 May, 1856, and had two child-
ren. {See No. 2815.)
.
b. Albert Elijah, b. 4 Aug., 1828; a farmer, living at
Bozrah in 1852, unm.
: :

6, Alfred Joshua, h. 11 June, 1834; a soldier in tho
Union army in 18G2, unm.
G883. Pliilena, b. Oct., 1791, at Norwich. She died unm.
VI. PiiiLURA Tracy (2510), born at Norwich, Conn., 30

Sept., 1751, filth daughter of Dr. Elisha Tracy (591) of
Norwich, by his first wife Lucy Huntington, was a great
grand daughter of Margaret Post of the third generation.
She m. lO'Dec, 1782, her third cousin of the T"racy blood,
Samuel Huntington, b. 15 Nov., 1751, at Norwich, son of
Rev. Simon Huntington and Hannah Tracy of Norwich,
his first wife.
[This Hannah Tracy, b. 2 Sept., 1727, at Norwich, who
m. Rev. Simon Huntington, was the second daughter of
Daniel Tracy and Abigail Lefiingwell, and grand daugh-
ter of Daniel Tracy the first of Norwich and his first wife,
Abigail Adgate {see No. 6). Rev. Simon Huntington, b.
12 S'ept., 1719, who graduated at Yale 1741, and d. 2 Oct.,
1801, was a son of Ebenezer Huntington and Sarah Lef-
ifingwell, and grandson of Deacon Simon Huntington the
2d and Lydia Gager. See No. 1046.]
He was a farmer, and they settled at Norwich, where he
d. 23 June, 1812, and she d. 30 Aug., 1816.
Their children were

6884. Roger, b.1 Feb., 1784, at Norwich. He m. 30 Jan., 1814,
Anne Denison, b. about 1784, daughter of Beuadam Deni-
son. He was a merchant, and they settled at Norwich,
where she d. 15 Sept., 1819. He had by her three
children
1. Harriet Denison, b. 9 Jan., 1815, d. 22 May, 1816.
2. James Denison, b. 25 Jan., 1817; was living at Meri-
den, Conn., 1857, unm.
3. i/c/ry Ann, b. 30 March, 1819 ; living with her step-
mother in 1857, unm.
He then m. 30 Aug., 1820, Amelia Matilda Lambert, and
lived at Norwich, where he was a member of the house of
representatives and a senator. He was comptroller of the
state of Connecticut. He d. 27 June, 1852, at Norwich, and
she was living in 1858. He had by her five other children :
4. Lijdia Lambert, b. 6 Nov., 1821, d. 22 Feb., 1824.
5. Louis Charles Lambert, b. 26 April, 1824, m. 20 Dec,
1848, Mary L. Tuite, and in 1858 was a salt manufacturer at
St. Martins, W. I., and had five children Eliza Matilda, b.
:
13 Sept., 1850; Caroline Maria, b. 10 June, 1852; Louis

Charles Lambert, b. 28 May, 1854 James Clement, b. 17
;
April, 1857; and Edward Carrol, b. 22 June, 1859, d. 26

Oct., 1860.
:
1088 ^^'^^ GENEALOGY.
G. John FosJiek, b. 7 July, 1827, d. 23 Oct., 1828.

7. Amelia 3JatiltIa, b. 15 Nov., 1829, m. Dec, 1857, Dr.
C. G. Thomas, of Aususta, Ga.
8. Gilbert Clemenf^h. 9 April, 1811, unm. in 1862.
6885. Gilbert, b. 26 May, 1796, at Norwich. He m. 5 June, 1886,
Mary Anne Clement, and d. 21 Aug., 1841, at Norwich, s.p.,
where she was living in 1858.
6886. Hannah Tracy, b. 19 June, 1790, at Norwich. She m. 19
Nov., 1810, Solomon Dickenson, a farmer, of Hatfield, Mass.,
and had four children :
1. Abh^ Huntington, b. 8 Sept., 1811, unm. in 1857.

2. Daniel Huntington, b. 28 Jan., 1816, living with his
father at Haitfield in 1857, unm.
a. Fhilura Tracy, b. HI Jan., 1818, m. 1843, George W.
Hubbard, a farmer at Hatfield.
4. Harriet Maria, b. 21 Sept., 1825, m. 1849, David F.
Wells of Hatford, and in 1858 had one daughter.
YI. Dr. Philemon Teacy (2512), born at ITorwicli, Conn.,

30 May, 1757, second son of Dr. Elisha Tracy (591) of Nor-
wich, by bis second wife, Elizabeth Dorr (513), was a ^reat
grandson of Margaret Post (15) of the third generation.
He m. 1785, Abigail Trott, and settled at Norwich, where
he was a very distinguished physician, and received the
honorary degree of doctor of medicine at Yale in 1817.
He practiced medicine in his native town more than fifty-
five years. He excelled in the investigation of chronic
diseases, especially those which, from their complication,
demanded deep research and accurate discrimination.
Mrs. Sigourney says " His habit was minutely to investi-
:
gate every symptom before prescribing; to require strict

obedience to his prescriptions; to regulate diet and regi-
men, and to give as little medicine as possible." He d.
in 1837, at Norwich, at the age of 80 years, having become
blind some time before his death.

6887. Phinehas Lyman, b. 25 Dec, 1786, at Norwich. He gradu-
ated at Yale 1806, and was a lawyer. He m. Harriet Lay,
and settled at Batavia, N. Y., where he was a member of
congress, and where they were living in 1859 s. p.
6888. Edward Dorr, b. 21 March, 1791, at Norwich. He m. Susan
Campbell, and was a lawyer. They settled at IMacon, Ga.
He was a judge of the superior court. She d. Sept., 1834.
He then m. 2 Aug., 1835, Caroline Campbell, and died at
Macon. He had six children :
1. Anne. 2. Philemon. 3. Edivard. 4. Matilda.

5. Campbell. 6. Harriet Charlotte.
6889. Richard Proctor, b. 21 March, 1791, at Norwich (twin). He
was a physician, and occupied his ftither's homestead at Nor-
wich, Conn., where he was Hviug in 18G0, unm. He gradu-
ated in 1816 at the medical department of Yale college.
6890. Albert Haller, b. 17 June, 1793, at Norwich. He was a law-
yer, and settled at Buifalo, where he was elected to congress at
the early age of 24, but attained the constitutional age before
congress convened in Dec, 1819; and he was elected to the
two next congresses. During his six years' service in congress
he was much respected by all parties, and finally succeeded
in carrying through a bill for the relief of his constituents
'
upon the Niagara frontier for the destruction of their property
by the enemy in the war of 1812. He subsequently served eight
years in the state senate, where he rendered very valuable ser-
vices to the state, particularly as a member of the court of der-
nier resort. He subsequently retired from public life, and
devoted his time to his private affairs, and became a very
wealthy man. He m. 23 Nov., 1825, Harriet Foote Norton,
daughter of Ebenezer Foote Norton, Esq., and Abigail Kibbe
of Canandaigua. and afterwards of Buffalo, and granddaugh-
ter of Aaron Norton and Martha Foote of Goshen, Conn.,
{see Foote Family^ No. 2314.) The following is an extract
of an obituary notice of him in a Buffalo paper :
" We have left for ourselves but little space in which to

describe Mr. Tracy's intellectual aud moral characteristics.
He has of late years been chiefly distinguished among us by
his extraordinary conversational talents. He was one of the
few Americans who cultivated this beautiful and difficult art.
His mas.tery of it was complete, and won the admiration of
all who were admitted to his society; distinguishing him
while yet a youth in the circles of Washington. Every sub-
ject, whether gay or severe, seemed equally agreeable to him,
and was treated with a wealth of diction, a felicity of expres-
sion, and a justness of thought, which can seldom be sur-
His mind was both analytical and discursive skeptical,;
yet eminently open to conviction. Always ready to abandon

old opinions when he discovered that they were false, he
stubbornly resisted every opinion, however venerable or com-
mon, which could not stand the tests of reason. In his youth,
without instruction, he acquired sufficient knowledge of Latin
to read the best known Roman authors. He had also some
acquaintance with French, and was familiar with most of the
philosophic and a few of the lighter writers of that language.
These acquisitions he greatly prized, and was accustomed to
say that they were an invaluable treasure to him. His
knowledge of English literature, judged from any point,
must be said to have been very extensive. He was an indus-
trious and an unprejudiced reader of the new as well as the
old. He did not commit the folly of stolidly rejecting ro-
13T
mance, but found constant pleasure in the pages of Fielding,

Dickens, Thackeray and Bulwer. He sought eagerly for the
latest publications, and was an admirer of Macaulay, Tenny-
son, Ruskin, Longfellow and Carlyle. A lack of imagination
measurably impaired his judgment upon belles-lettres^ but not-
withstanding this defect, his criticisms were highly valued
and eagerly sought after by some of the most distinguished
and successful of our own writers.
" It was in political and metaphysical science that his mind
found its most congenial nutriment. Upon these subjects he
had read much and thought more. No one who knew him
and observed his keen instinct after truth, his quickness in
perceiving error, the agility and subtlety of his intellect, and
his judicial skepticism and fairness, can doubt that he might
easily have taken high rank as a political or metaphysical
writer.
" Mr. Tracy's moral character was equally worthy of admi-
ration. He has dwelt among us for more than forty years,
but has done no act of which he or we need to feel ashamed.
Simple in his tastes, frugal in expenditure, generous in hos-
pitality, free to the approach of the humble, ever at hand to
console or sustain the unfortunate and the distressed, ever
ready to rebuke the adventurous and oversanguine ; to his
debtors most lenient, to his creditors paying every demand ;
the guide of the young, the counselor of the widowed and
the orphan ; an honorable foe, a faithful friend, scrupulous
in the performance of every public and every private duty,
he has exhibited to us for our emulation a noble example of
a good citizen, a wise statesman, a republicap gentleman, and
a kind and most liberal man."
Albert H. Tracy d. 12 Sept., 1859 at Buffixlo, where his
widow was living in I860. They had two children :
1. b. 29 Oct., 1834, who graduated at Yale

Albert Buller,
in 1854, and was a lawyer, living at Buffalo in 1863, unm.
2. Francis Walsingham, b. 9 June, 1839, m. 25 Sept.,
1862, Mary Robinson, daughter of Alanson Robinson and
Zillah Townsend.
6891. Francis, b. 13 April, 1797, at Norwich, d. 23 April, 1802.
6892. Harriet Frances, b. 3 Sept., 1788, at Norwich. She was the
early friend of Mrs. Sigourney, whose gifted pen has done
justice to her memory. She d. 25 April, 1830, at Norwich,
^nm.
VI. Col. Elisiia Tracy (2513), bom at :N'orwich, Conn.,

27 May, 1766, third son of Dr. Elisha Tracy (591) of Nor-
wich, by his second wife, Elizabeth Dorr (513), was a great
grandson of Margaret p*ost (15) of the third generation.
He m. 31 Oct., 1796, Lucy Coit Huntington, b."l5 March,
1778, at Norwich, only daughter of Judge Andrew Hunt-
HYDE GENEALOGY. IQQX
ington of Norwich, by his second wife, Mrs. Hannah
Phelps of Stonington, and granddaughter of Major-Gen.
Jabez Huntington and Elizabeth Backus, his tirst wife.
[This Maj.-Gen. Jabez Huntington, b. 7 Aug., 1719, who
graduated at Yale in 1741, and m. 1 Elizabeth Backus,
who d. 1745, and 2 Hannah Williams, daughter of Rev.
Ebenezer Williams and Penelope Chester of Pomfret,
was son of Joshua Huntington and Hannah Perkins, and
grandson of Deacon Simon Huntington the second and
Lydia Gager of Norwich. See No. 1046.]
Col. Elisha Tracy was a lawyer, and they settled at Nor-
wich, where he was frequently a member of the legislature,
and a very successful lawyer, and was also a justice of the
peace and a colonel of militia. He d. 10 March, 1842, at
Norwich, where she d. 9 May, 1846.
6893. William Swan, b. 4 Feb., 1799, at Norwich. He m. 18 Sept.,

1833, Mary Gr. Rogers, and settled at Painsville, 0., and had
three children:
1. Elisha, a lawyer at New York in 1859.

2. William Rogers. 3. Mary.
6894. Winslow, b. 13 Jan., 1801, at Norwich. He d. 11 May,
1823, unm.
6895. Elisha Dorr, b. 4 June, 1810, at Norwich, d. 12 June, 1823.
6896. Stephen Decatur, b. 14 July, 1812, at Norwich, drowned 25
June, 1817.
6897. Elisha Winslow, b. 8 April, 1828, at Norwich. He gradu-
ated at Harvard, 1843, and was a lawyer, living at Chicago
in 1858.
6898. Elizabeth Dorr, b. 22 July, 1803, at Norwich. She m. 29
Oct., 1829, Erastus Williams, and they settled at Norwich,
where she d. Sept., 1855.
6899. Lucv Huntington, b. 11 May, 1806, at Norwich. She m. 11
Sept., 1833, Albert Smith of Norwich.
6900. Hannah Phelps, b. 13 April, 1808, at Norwich, d. 10 May,
1810.
6901. Mary Griswold, b. 1 May, 1816, at Norwich. She d. 15 Sep.,
1835, unm.
6902. Charlotte Isabella, b. 30 Sept., 1819, at Norwich. She m.
17 May, 1841, Giles M. Eaton, who died, and she was liv-
ing at Norwich in 1860.
VI. Irene Burnham (2527), born at Norwich, Conn, 18

Nov., 1744, eldest daughter of Daniel Burnham and Irene
Tracy (597) was a great granddaughter of Margaret Post
(15) of the third generation. She m. 2 Nov., 1763, Aaron
Bushnell, b. 16 June, 1743, at Norwich, third son of Na-
:
than Bushnell and Margery Jackson of Nôrwich, and

grandson of Nathan Bushnell and Aune Carey of Norwich.
[This Nathan Bushnell, b. 12 Feb., 1686, at Norwich,
who m. 2 Dec, 1713, for his first wife, Anne Carey, and
m. 12 Sept., 1715, for his second wîfe, Mehitable Allyu,
was the youngest son of Joseph Bushnell and Mary Lef-
fingwell of Nôrwich. That Joseph Bushnell, b. May,
1651, at Saybrook, who m. 28 Nov., 1673, Mary Leffing-
well, was the eldest son of Richard Bushnell and Mary
Marvin of Saybrook {see No 6). His wife, Mary Leffing-
well, b. 10 Dec, 1654, at Saybrook, was the youngest
daughter of Lieut. Thomas Leffingwell, one of the origi-
nal proprietors of Norwich, and Mary, his wife. See No.
1021.]
Aaron Bushnell and wife, settled at Norwich, where
they had six children recorded to them.
TJiose children were :
6903. Asa, b. 27 July, 1764, at Norwich.

6904. Joshua, b. 7 Dec, 1766, at Norwich, d. 13 Jan., 1767.
6905. Joshua 2d, b. 27 Feb., 1775, at Norwich.
6906. Abigail, b. 24 Nov., 1767, at Norwich.
6907. Margery, b. 28 Aug., 1770, at Norwich.
6908. Mary, b. 11 Dec, 1772, at Norwich.
VI. Thomas Huntington (2530), born at Norwich, Conn.,

28 Oct., 1757, second son of Christopher Huntington (600)
and Sarah Bingham of Norwich, wâs a great grandson of
Margaret Post (15) of the third generation. He m. 14
Oct., 1779, Abigail Backus, b. 6 Nov., 1761, at Norwich,
youngest daughter of Ebenezer Backus, Esq., by his third
wife,;, Sarah Clark {see No. 4250). She d. 6 March, 1781,
s. p. He then m. Griswold, and settled at Bozrah,
and removed to Middletown, Vt., and removed to Dres-
den, N. Y., about 1820. He was a justice of the peace,
and deacon of the Baptist church at Middletown.
6909. Backus, b. at Bozrah.
6910. John, b. at Bozrah.
6911. Erastus, b. at Bozrah.
6912. Noel, born at Middletown, Vt,
6913. Abigail, born at Bozrah.
6914. Minerva, born at Bozrah.
VI. Dr. Christopher Huntington (2531), born at Nor-

wich, Conn., 31 March, 1766, youngest son of Christopher
: :

Himtington (600) and Sarah Bingham of Norwich, was a
great grandson of Margaret Post (15) of the third genera-
tion. He m. 26 May, 1794, Lucy Culver, daughter of
Jeremiah Culver and Dorothy Hills of German Flats,
ISr. Y. He was a physician, and they settled at Bozrah,
where he d. 17 July, 1810. She was living at Manchester,
Conn., in 1859.

6915. Christopher, b. 22 July, 1799, at Bozrah. He m. 1823 Mary
Webb of Windham. He was a shoe and leather dealer, and
they settled at Hartford, Conn., where he d. 8 June, 1834.
They had three children, born at Hartford
1. Charles, b. 29 May, 1824, m. 24 Aug., 1846, Susan
Amelia Toinlinson, b. 20 June, 1827, daughter of Harvey
Tomlinson of Geneva, N. Y. He was a railroad engineer-
She d. 18 Nov., 1857. He was living at Bloomington, 111.,
in 1859, and had three children : Mary Isabella, b. 30 July,
1847; George William, b. 22 June, 1850, d. 13 March,
1854; and Edward Harvey, b. 27 Nov., 1853. d. 24 Aprils
1854.
2. George, h. 29 Nov., 1826, was a merchant, and d. 29
Sept., 1853, at Mobile.
8. ffenri/, b. 4 Sept., 1829, m. 9 Sept., 1850, Huldah
Grow, b. 21 Jan., 1819, was a farmer at Valparaiso, Ind., in
1859, and had three children : Christopher, b. 6 April,
1851, d. 26 Nov., 1853; Amelia Frances, b. 12 March,
1853; and George William, b. 11 Aug., 1855.
6916. Elisha Hyde, b. 3 Dec, 1803, at Bozrah. He m. 19 Sept.,
1825, Phebe White of Geneva, N. Y. They settled at Penn
Yan, N. Y., where he became wealthy, and afterwards estab-
lished a banking house at Beaver Dam, Wis., and d. 15 Jan.,
1857, at Chicago, 111. ; and she was living at Penn Yan in
1859. They had six children :
1. Charles Porter, b. 11 Sept., 1827, d. 18 Oct., 1829.

2. MarT/ Catherine, b. 17 Oct., 1829, m. 2 Sept., 1850, at
Penn Yan, James M. Chapman, b. 10 Oct., 1827, son of
Samuel Sherwood Chapman of Penn Yan, and his second
wife, Sarah Armstrong. They were living at Cincinnati iu
1859.
3. Edwards White, b. 3 Feb., 1832, d. 18 Oct., 1833.
4. Edwards Charles, b. 10 June, 1834, m. 7 Oct., 1857,
Cornelia Bradley Lamport, daughter of William Henry
Lamport and Mary Ellen Townsend, and was a druggist at
Penn Yan in 1859, and had one daughter, Cara Louisa, b.
Feb., 1859.
5. Lucy Sophia, b. 20 June, 1836, living at Penn Yan in
1859, uum.
6. William Spooner, b. 2 Oct., 1839 ; cashier of a bank a
:
]^094 EYDE GENEALOGY.
Beaver Dam, Wis., in 1859. He m. in Oct., 1859, Fannie

Dearborn, at Springfield, Mass.
6917. Ruth Baldwin, b. 17 Oct., 1795, at Bozrah. She m. Dec,
1818, David Boutelle, a merchant of Boston, where she d.
Dec, 1823.
6918. Abigail, b. 9 A,ug., 1797, at Bozrah. She m. 27 Feb., 1813,
Horace Bidwell of South Manchester, Conn., where they
were living in 1859, and had three children.
6919. Lucy, b. 21 Dec, 1805, at Bozrah. She m. Hon. William
B. Spooner, a merchant of Boston, where they were living in
1859, s. p.
6920. Sarah Dorothy, b. 20 May, 1810, at Bozrah. She m. 30
April, 1828, Henry Marble, a paper manufacturer of Man-
chester, Conn., and where they were living in 1859; They
1. Charles.
2. Henri/.
3. George, who was dead in 1859.
YL Elisha Huntington (2535), born at Norwich, Conn.,

23 April, 1762, son of Elisha Huntington (601) and Dinah
Chapman, was a great grandson of Margaret Post (15) of
the third generation. He m. 20 May, 1784, his third
cousin, Nancy Rudd (2603), b. 3 July, 1765, at Norwich,
eldest daughter of Jonathan Rudd (641) and Talitha
Ormsby. They settled at Franklin, where he d. 3 Febv,
1833, and she d. 25 Jan., 1848.
TJieir children were :
6921. Charles, b. 8 June, 1785, at Norwich. He m. his fifth coUsiil,

Cynthia Tracy (3758), second daughter of Major Eleazer
Tracy (1179) of Franklin, by his first wife, Prudee Hogers
(1441) of Franklin. (^S'^'e No. 3758.)
6922. Ashur, b. 14 Aug., 1791, at Franklin. He m. his fifth

cousin, Lydia Hyde (4535), eldest daughter of Daniel Hyde
(1493) and Lydia Kogers (1440) of Franklin. (*See N'o.
4535.)
6923. Jonathan Rudd, b. 14 Dec, 1798, at Franklin. He m. 4
Sept., 1823, Melinda Baker. They lived at Vernon, Conn.,
where he d. 15 Oct., 1856. .They had one daughter:
Julia An7ie, b. 28 June, 1827, whtj d. May, 1853, unm.
6924. Ziba, b. 12 Sept., 1801, at Franklin. He m. 23 Dec, 1824,
Abigail Ellis, b. 8 Nov., 1803, at Franklin, daughter of
Samuel Ellis and Rachel Smith of Franklin. They settled
at Franklin, where he d. 30 Sept., 1828. They had two
children
1. Ahhi/ Jane, b. 15 Dec, 1825, m. her father's first cou-
sin,Almond Tracy (3748), third son of Oliver Tracy (1176)
and J.ydia Rudd (2005). (See No. 3748.)
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2. Samuel Ellis, h. 14 July, 1827, at Franklin, ni. Caro-
line Morse, and was living at Franklin in 1857, and had one
child, Ziba Jedediah, b. 1856.
6925. Anna, 31 Jan., 1787, at Franklin. She ni. 25 Feb., 1813,
b.
John Cook, and lived in Norwich, where she d. 5 Feb.,
1. Euth Ann, b. 16 Dec, 1817, m. William H. Buck, and

was living at Albany in 1859.
2. Sarah Howard, b. 18 Nov., 1819, m. Noyes S. Went-
worth, and was living at Norwich Town in 1853.
3. Uicy Latlirop, b. 12 Nov., 1822, m. William Clem-
shire of Albany.
4:, Lydia Tracy, b. 7 Aug., 1827, &c.
6926. Marana, b. 23 April, 1789, at Franklin. She m. 29 Jan.,

1816, Jonathan H. Bennet of Canterbury, and lived at
Nelson, N. Y., where she d. Oct., 1852. They had seven
children :
1. Charles Turner, b. 27 Nov., 1816.
2. Pardon Huntington, b. 25 June, 1818.

3. Martha, who died young.
4. Marona, b. 16 Nov., 1820.
5. Joseph B., b. 27 Nov., 1822.
6. Asahel Elisha, b. 4 July, 1826.
7. Palmer.
6927. Talitha, b. 13 Feb., 1794, at Franklin. She m. 2 Deo.,
1824, her third cousin, Azariah Lathrop (6848), second son
of Andrew Lathrop, Esq. (2495), and Lucretia Smith of
Bozrah. {See No. 6848.)
6928. Lydia, b. 29 Dec, 1795, at Franklin. She m. 26 March,
1818, Asa Peck of Norwich, where she d. 12 Oct., 1853,
1. Lydia T., m. Clement Smith of New Haven.

2. Maria, b. 5 Aug., 1821.
3. Samuel Rudd of Toledo, Ohio, b. 17 March, 1825.
4. Thomas Scott, b. 19 Nov., 1829.
5. George Whitfield, b. 12 Jan., 1832.
6.Henry M., b. June, 1839.
The three last in the Union army, in 1862.
YI. Barnabas Huntington (2536(2), born at Norwich,

Conn., 5 July, 1754, eldest son of Barnabas Huntington
(604) and Anne Wright, was a great grandson of Mar-
garet Post of the third generation. He m. 13 ISTov., 1778,
Abigail Perkins, b. about 1766, at the ITew Scotland
society in Windham, daughter of Joshua Perkins and
Abigail Bishop, and granddaughter of Matthew Perkins
and Hannah Bishop of Lisbon, and great granddaughter
of Deacon Joseph Perkins the first of Norwich, and Mar-
tha Morgan. {See No. 46.)
: :
He was a farmer, and they settled at Lisbon, where he

was a member of the legislature, and was deacon of the
Congregational church of the Hanover society. He d. 7
Oct., 1841, at Lisbon, where she d. 7 May, 1843, at the
age of 76.
6929. Barnabas, 30 June, 1800, at Lisbon. He m. 13 Oct., 1823,

b.
Julietta Morgan, and d. 29 Oct., 1825, s.p. •
6930. Clarissa, b. 3 May, 1791, at Lisbon. She m. 20 Feb., 1810,
Martin Bottom, a farmer. He died, and she had by him
one child
1. Martin II. Bottom, b. 2 Dec, 1810.
She then m. April, 1820, Rufus Smith of Griswold, Conn.,
and had by him three other children :
2. Rufus Smith, b. 17 Sept., 1821.

3. Mart/ Smith, b. 7 Nov., 1825.
4. John B. Smith, b. 13 Dec, 1832.
6931. Lucy, b. 1793, at Lisbon. She m. 16 March, 1815, Barzillai
Bishop of Lisbon, who d. 11 April, 1831. They had eight
children
1. Barzillai H., b. 25 April, 1816, d. 15 Oct., 1838.
2. Nathan Perkins, b. 15 Feb., 1818.
3. Samuel, b. 9 April, 1821, d. 11 April, 1821.
4. Roger Adams, h. 12 Aug., 1822, d. 12 Feb., 1855.
5. Luct/, b. 1 Sept., 1824, d. 25 Aug., 1851.
6 and 7. 3Iar^/ and Elizabeth (twins), b. 24 July, 1828.
8. Abigail, b. 28 Aug., 1830, d. 31 Jan., 1855.
YI. AzARiAH Huntington (2537), born at Norwich,

Conn., 6 June, 1756, second son of Barnabas Huntington
(604) and Anne Wright, was a great grandson of Margaret
Post (15) of the third generation. He m. 9 Jan., 1791,
Parnal Champion. They settled at Franklin, Conn., where
he was a deacon of the church, and where he was a farmer,
and a good citizen. She d. 22 April, 1819, aged 62, and
he d. 7 Nov., 1833.
6932. Azariah, b. 11 Sept., 1793, at Franklin. He m. Nov., 1815,

Lavinia Greenslit, daughter of Benjamin Greenslit of Frank-
lin, by his first wife, Martha Carey. He was a fiirmer, and
they settled at Franklin, and had six children, born at Frank-
lin:
1. Julietta Lavinia, b. 1 Oct., 1816, m. March, 1834,
Tracy Hastings of Franklin, and had three children Sophia
:
T., m. llev. Isaac Clark of Elniira, N. Y. Lucy A., m. Ezra

;
Smith of Franklin ; and Martha J., who died unm.

2. Parnal, b. 4 March, 1819, m. March, 1835, Western
Dickenson of Franklin, where they were living in 1860, s.p.
3. Samh Eliza, b. 17 Oct., 1822, m. 15 Feb., 1844, Henry
Kingsley of Franklin, and had two children Henry H.; and
:
Silas Hartshorn.
4. Luci/, b. Noy., 1826, d. Nov., 1837.
5. Alithea Lord, b. Sept., 1828, m. Sept., 1845, Amos A.
Hall of New London, and settled ai Willimantic, and had
three cli^ldren Alithea A.; Ella Gertrude
: ; and Anne W.
6. Hezeklah, b. 1 Feb., 1830, m. 11 Oct., 1853, Frances
H. Smith. They were living at Franklin in 1860, and had
three children Hezekiah, b. 4 Jan., 1855, d. 2(3 March,
:
1856 Henry Lesley, b. 29 Jan., 1857 ; and Asahel Adel-

;
bert, b. 1 July, 1860.

6933. Asahel, b. 11 Feb., 1795, at Franklin. He m. Sarah Gaylord
of Utica, and was a goldsmith. He d. 31 Oct,, 1822, at
Utica, N. Y., and had two children :
1. Hennj Asahel, married and settled at Boston.

2. Eliza Sarah, living with her brother in Boston in 1862,
unm.
6934. Henry, b. 19 Sept., 1798, at Franklin, d. 5 Oct., 1817, at
Franklin, nnm.
6935. Anne, b. 2 Sept., 1791, at Franklin. She m. 30 Nov., 1809,
Stephen Robinson, son of Josiah Robinson and Mary, his
wife, of Canterbury, Conn. He d. 27 Sept., 1833, at Provi-
dence, R. I., and she d. 13 Dec, 1809. They had three
sons and one daughter. He was a teacher, a farmer, and a
physician.
VI. Rev. Asahel Huntington (2538), born at Forwicli

Conn., 17 March, 1761, third son of Barnabas Hunting-
ton (604) and Anne Wright, was a great grandson of Mar-
garet Post (15) of the third generation. He graduated at
Dartmouth in 1786, and was a clergyman. He m. 2 June,
1791, Alithea Lord, daughter of Dr. Elisha Lord of the
Abington society in Pomfret, Conn. He was settled as
the minister at Topsfield, Mass., in 1789, where he was a
faithful and very useful servant of Christ, until his death,
22 April, 1813. She survived him, and d. about 1850, at
Lowell, and was buried at Topsfield.
6936. Elisha, b. 9 April, 1796, at Topsfield. He graduated at

Dartmouth in 1815, and was a physician. He m. 31 May,
1825, Hannah Hinckley, daughter of Joseph and Deborah
Hinckley of Marblehead, and settled at Lowell, Mass., where
he became eminent in his profession, was mayor of the city,
and lieutenant-governor of the state. She d. 19 Sept., 1859,
138
at Lowell, where he was living in 1861. They had five child-

ren :
1. James Freeman, b. 6 Sept., 1826, m. 30 May, 1838,

Ellen Sophronia Whipple, and was a merchant at Marietta,
0., in 1861. He was a captain of artillery in the Union army
in 1862. They had five children Kate Whipple, b. 3 Dec,
:
1849; Frank Henry, b. 22 June, 1851, d. 15 Aug., 1852;

Edward Wells, b. 14 April, 1856; Oliver Mayhew, b. 9
June, 1858 ; and Alice, b. 8 Aug., 1860.
2. Franch Cleveland, b. 31 Jan. ,1831, a merchant at New
York in 1861.
3. Mary Hinckley, b. 3 Sept., 1833, m. 6 Feb., 1861,
Josiah Parsons Cooke of Cambridge, Mass., who graduated
at Dartmouth in 1807, and was professor of chemistry and
mineralogy at Harvard university.
4. Isaac Mansfield, b. 15 Dec, 1836, and d. 12 Oct., 1737.
5. William Reed, b. 20 Sept., 1838, graduated at Harvard
1859, and was studying for the Episcopal ministry in 1861.
6937. Asahel. b. 23 July, 1798, at Topsfield. He graduated at
Yale, in 1819, and was a lawyer. He settled at Salem, Mass.,
where he became eminent in his profession, and was for many
years clerk of the Essex county court. He was mayor of
Salem, member of the legislature, and county attorney. He
m. 15 Aug., 1842, the widow Corneha Louisa (De Blois)
Tucker of Salem, where they were living in 1861, and had
three children :
1. William De Blois, b. 25 Aug., 1843.
2. Sarah Louisa De Blois, b. 23 July, 1845.
3. Arthur Lord, b. 14 June, 1848.
6938. Hezekiah, b. 30 June, 1800, at Topsfield. He d. 8 June,
1828, unm.
6939. Alithea, b. 10 Oct., 1792, at Topsfield, d. 15 Oct., 1792.
6940. Alithea 2d, b. 26 Jan., 1794, at Topsfield. She d. 26 Aug.,
1814, unm.
6941. Mary Anne, b. 18 Aug., 1802, at Topsfield. She d. 9 May,
1836, unm.
YI. Dr. GuKDON Huntington (2539), born at Norwich,

Conn., 31 July, 1768, fourtli son of Barnabas Huntington
(604) and. Anne Wright, was a great grandson of Marga-
ret Post (15) of the third generation" He m. 24 Jan.,
1799, Esther Martin, b. 1 Jan., 1777, at Woodbury, Conn.,
eldest daughter of Benjamin Martin and Hannah Atwood,
and granddaughter of Solomon Martin and Esther Mit-
chell of Woodbury.
[This Solomon Martin, b. 17 April, 1731, at Woodbury,
was son of Caleb Martin of Woodbury, b. 1698, and grand-
son of William Seaborn Martin and Abigail his wife, who
: :
HYDE GENEALOGY. 2^QC)9
were admitted to the church at Woodbury 30 Aug., 1685.

Esther Mitchell, his wife, b. 20 April, 1725, at "Woodbury,
was a great granddaughter of David Mitchell of Stratford,
Conn., who came to America in Aug., 1635, with his
father, Matthew Mitchell, from Halifax, in Yorkshire.
{See Cothreris Woodbury, 622, 633.]
Gurdon Huntington was a physician. They settled at
Unadilla and removed to Cairo, ]!T. Y,, where she d. 16
]S"ov., 1819.
Their children were

6942. Hannah A., b. 26 Aug., 1800. She m. Oct., 1825. Calvin
Balis of New York, who d. in 1847. They had two
children
1. Gurdon Huntington, b. August, 1826, who died at New
York.
2. Henrietta E., b. March, 1829, who died at New York.
6943. Anna Minerva, b. 14 March, 1802. She m. Oct., 1826, Da-
vid P. Brewster, Esq., a lawyer of Oswego, N. Y. He
was county judge, and a member of congress, and had a son :
Lucius Huntington, b. 31 July, 1827, who m. 9 Oct., 1851,
Maria P. Baron, and had two children Anna Huntington ;
:
and William Baron.
He, Dr. Gurdon Huntington, then m. Nov., 1821, Mary

S.Prudden of Litchfield, and d. 13 July, 1847, at Cairo.
She d. 1854, at Beloit, Wis.
VI. Eliizabeth Huntington (2543), born at Norwich,

Conn., 17 July, 1763, third daughter of Barnabas Hunt-
ington (604) and Anne Wright, was a great granddaughter
of Margaret Post (15) of the third generation. She m. 13
Dec, nSl, Calvin Tracy, b. 7 June, 1759, at Norwich,
youngest son of Josiah Tracy and Rachel Allen of Nor-
wich, and grandson of Winslow Tracy and Rachel Ripley
of Norwich. {See No. 38 and 289.)
[This Rachel Ripley, b. 17 April, 1693, at Windham,
who m. 21 June, 1714, Winslow Trac}^, and d. 4 April,
1782, at Norwich, was the fifth daughter of Joshua Ripley
and Hannah Bradford of Hingham and afterwards of Nor-
wich and of Windham, and great granddaughter of Wil-
liam Ripley, who came from Hingham, in England, in
1635, with his family and settled at Hingham, Mass.
Hannah Bradford, who m. 28 Nov., 1682, Joshua Ripley,
son of John Ripley of Hingham, was a daughter of Major
William Bradford of Plymouth, by his first wife, Alice
Richards, and a granddaughter of Gov. William Bradford
::
IIQO HYDE GENEALOGY.
widow Alice
of the Mayflower, and his second wife, the
Southworth.]
Calvin Tracy and wife settled at Coventry, and he
afterwards removed to western New York, and probably
from there to Ohio.
Their children were
6944. Calvin, b. 16 March, 1784.
6945. Chester, b. Nov., 1787.
6946. Gurdon Huntington, b. 13 July, 1798.
6947. Anne Huntington, b. 12 Jan., 1783.
6948. Elizabeth, b. 4 Nov., 1789, d. 28 June, 1795.
6949. Irene, b. 2 July, 1792, m. Samuel Loorais of Coventry.
6950. Elizabeth 2d, b. 17 June, 1796, m. Arad Talcott.
6951. Mary, b. 8 June, 1800.
VI. Rebecca Huntington (2544), born at Norwich,

Conn., 5 Sept., 1765, fourth daughter of Barnabas Hunt-
ington (604) and Anne "Wright, was a great granddaughter
of Margaret Post (15) of the third generation. She m.
23 Nov., 1785, Stephen Ellis of Franklin, where they set-
tled, and where they had four children recorded to them.
They afterwards removed to the Holland Purchase, N. Y.
Those children ivere
6952. Hezekiah H., b. 5 Oct., 1791, at Franklin, d. 18 May, 1795=

6953. Urania, b. 28 Nov., 1786, at Franklin.
6954. Mary, b. 9 April, 1789, at Franklin.
6955. Rebecca, b. 21 May, 1794, at Franklin, d. 15 May, 1795.
YI. Lemuel Hough (2546), born at Norwich, Conn., 1

Dec, 1748, eldest son of Capt. David Hough (611) of Nor-
wich, by his first wife. Desire Clark, was a great grandson
of Sarah Post (17) of the third generation. He m. 18
Feb., 1773, his first cousin, Hannah Lathrop (7346), b. 22
March, 1749, at Norwich, second daughter of Elisha La-
throp and Hannah Hough (616) of Norwich, his second
wife.
[This Elisha Lathrop, b. 13 July, 1713, at Norwich,
who m. Hannah Hough, was a son of Samuel Lathrop and
Elizabeth Waterman of Norwich, a grandson of Israel
Lathrop and Rebecca Bliss of Norwicli'(sge No. 1083), and
also a grandson of Ensign Thomas Waterman and Eliza-
beth Allen of Norwich. \See No. 40, and No. 616, Addenda.)
Lemuel Hough and wife removed to Lebanon, N. H.,
where they probably both died. The information I
HYDE GENEALOGY. |201
have as to their descendants is that they had nine child-
ren.
Those children were:

6956. Guy, who married and died previous to 1858.
6957. Dan, who married and died at Keene, N. H., and left two
children.
6958. Lemuel, who probably m. 15 Oct., 1811, Mary Finch, and re-
moved to Ohio.
6959. Joseph, who was a broker in New York, and d. about 1856,
unm.
6960. Elizabeth, who m. her father's third cousin, Uriel Huntington
(1166), sixth son of Theophilus Huntington (603) and Lois
Gifford (254) of Norwich. {See No. 1166.)
6961. Hannah, who m. Major Marne.
6962. Phila, who died unm.
6963. Pamelia, who m. Gardner, and removed to the state of
Maine.
6964. Mary, who married, but I have not been able to learn the
name of her husband.
YI. Daniel Hough (2547), born at Norwich, Conn., 12

Jan., 1752, second son of Capt. David Hough (611) of
l!ôrwich, by his first wife. Desire Clark, was a great grand-
son of Sarah Post (17) of the third generation. He m.
about 1780, Lydia Edgerton, daughter of Asa Edgerton of
Norwich, by his first wife, Hannah Griswold. They re-
moved to Lebanon, N. H., where he died in 1820. She
survived him and died in 1846.
6965. Wade, b. in 1781. He was living at Brooklyn, N. Y., in
1863.
6966. Richard Hyde, b. in 1784. He went to the south and d.
in 1843, at Mobile.
6967. Daniel, b. in 1787. He graduated at Dartmouth in 1812,
and was living at St. Louis, Mo., in 1863.
6968. Clark, b. in 1792. He was living at Brooklyn, N. Y., in
1863.
6969. Asa E., b. in 1794. He went to the west and died at Ga-
lena, 111., in 1846.
6970. Philura, b. in 1783. She m. Edward Freeman, b. 6 May,
1781, at Lebanon, N. H., fourth son of the Hon. Jonathan
Freeman and Sarah Huntington of Hanover. He was a
great grandson of Deacon Christopher Huntington, the first
white male child born in Norwich, and was brother of Dr.
Samuel Freeman of Saratoga Springs. She died in 1813,
and he then m. Elizabeth Duncan. He had several children,
whose names I have not ascertained.
:
6971. Sarah, h. in 1790, at Lebanon, d. in 1801.

6972. Lydia Edgerton, b. in 1796 at Lebanon. She m. 8 Jan.,
1823, Abner Allen, b. 7 Feb., 1789, at Lebanon, N. H., and
was living at Lebanon in 1863. They had two children,
born at Lebanon :
1. Julia Maria, b. May, 1824, m. 24 Aug., 1847, Kev.

Leonard Swain, b. 1821 at Boston, son of Richard Swain
and Sarah Diamond of Nashua. N. H. He graduated at
Dartmouth, 1841, and at Andover theological seminary in
1846, and was a Congregational clergyman. They settled at
Nashua, N. H., in June, 1847, and at Providence, R. I., in
1852, where they were living in 1863. They had five child-
ren Susan Hellen, who d. at the age of three years; Julia
:
Maria ; Sarah Howe ; Edward Allen ; and Henry Hunting-

ton.
2. Susan Ann, b. March, 1828, m. Feb., 1853, Rev.
Joshua James Blaisdell, b. Feb., 1826, son of Hon. Elisha
Blaisdell and Mary Fogg of Lebanon, N. H. He graduated
at Dartmouth in 1846, and subsequently at the theological
seminary at Andover, and was a Congregational clergyman.
He was settled at Cincinnati in 1853, and in 1859 was
appointed professor of rhetoric and English literature in
Beloit college. Wis., where they were living in 1863, and
had one child, Susan Ann, b. Nov., 1854.
6973. Mary, b. in 1800 at Lebanon. She m. Young, and d. in
1823 at Lebanon.
For descendants of Col. David Hough (2548) and of his

brother, Azel Hough (2552), see Addenda.
VL Col. John Hough (2550), born at Norwich, Conn.,

28 Dec, 1757, fifth son of Capt. David Hough (611) of
Norwich, by his first wîfe. Desire Clarke, was a great
grandson of Sarah Post (17) of the third generation. He
m. 18 Nov., 1782, Susanna Johnson, eldest daughter of
Ebenezer Johnson of Bozrah. He was a carpenter and
joiner, and served in the army of the revolution. They
settled at Bozrah, where he was a justice of the peace, a
deacon of the church, a member of the legislature, and a
colonel of militia. In 1818 they removed to Unadilla,
N. y., where he d. 19 Nov., 1832, and she d. 15 Nov.,
1841.
Their children were
6975. Wade, 10 June, 1788, at Bozrah. He m. 1818 his first
b.
cousin, Tillotson, only daughter of Samuel Tillotson
Mary
and Anna Johnson of Canajoharie, N. Y. He was a farmer,
and they settled at Preston, N. Y., where she died, and
HYDE GENEALOGY. 11Q3
where he was living in 1860. They had one child, a daugh-
ter, who m. Peleg Ashcraft of Preston, and d. in 1854.
6976. John, b. 13 Aug., 1Y91, at Bozrah. He was a merchant, and
lived at Clinton, Ga., where he d. 12 Aug., 1820, unm.
6977. Clark, b. 4 Nov., 1792, at Bozrah. He m. 1 Dec, 1818,
Zerviah Edgerton Abel, b. 13 Jan., 1797, daughter of his
fourth cousin, Hezekiah Abel (6668) and Eunice Bill of
Colchester, Conn. They settled at Bozrah, and about 1828
removed to Unadilla, and from there to Preston, N. Y., where
he d. 5 Dec, 1854, and where she was living in 1860.
They had two children, born at Bozrah :
1. Susan Sophia, b. 5 Sept., 1819, m. 4 Jan., 1838, John

K. Gleason of Preston, N. Y., b. 12 May, 1814. They re-
moved to Triangle, N. Y"., where they were living in 1859,
and had five children.
2. Albert Avery, b. 12 April, 1827, m. Marilla B. Ash-
croft of Preston, where he d. 3 Aug., 1859, s. p.
6978. David, b. 23 Sept., 1796, at Bozrah, d. 28 Sept., 1796.
6979. David 2d, b. 2 Aug., 1798, at Bozrah. He m. 28 Aug.,
1822, Eliza Sherwood, b. 7 Aug., 1799, at Hillsdale, N. Y.,
eldest daughter of Squire Sherwood of Hillsdale by his
second wife, Olive Ford. He was a farmer, and they settled
at Unadilla, where she d. 30 Aug., 1831. He had by her
three children, born at Unadilla:
1. Oscar Clark, b. 5 July, 1825, m. 14 Oct., 1851, Har-
riet Foote, eldest daughter of Russell Foote of Unadilla, and
removed to Bloomington, 111., in 1855, where they were liv-
ing in 1859, s. p.
2. John, b. 12 March, 1827, m. 5 Oct., 1854, his sixth
cousin Lydia Bottam, eldest daughter of Henry Bottam
(3352) and Lucy Comstock of Woodstock, Conn, They
were living at Unadilla in 1859, s. p.
3. Hannah Sophia, b. 8 Sept., 1829, and d. 2 July, 1858,
unm.
He then m. 20 Sept., 1837, Elizabeth (Sherwood) Slade,
and widow of Elijah B. Slade of Spring-
sister of his first wife
ville, Pa. She d. 20 Jan., 1839, at Unadilla, without issue
by him.
He then m. 18 April, 1854, her sister Olive (Sherwood)
Lord, b. 8 May, 1809, at Hillsdale, widow of Thomas Chand-
ler Lord of Brattleborough, Vt. They were living at Una-
dilla in 1859, and he had no issue by her.
6980. Daniel Willes, b. 22 March, 1803, at Bozrah. He m. Caro-
line Hibbard of Unadilla, and they were living at Smithville,
N. Y., in 1859, and had five children :
1. Susan, who m. Lucius Weaver of Pitcher, N. Y., and

in 1859 had two children.
2. Wealthy, who m. Elizur Anderson of Pitcher, and in
1859 had three children.
1104 HY^^ GENEALOGY.
3. Mary, wlio m. Morillo Cole of Pitclier, and in 1859

had three children.
4 and 5. David and Daniel (twins), living with their pa-
rents in 1859, unm.
6981. Hannah, b. 5 Oct., 1783, at Norwich. She m. James McCall,
son of John McCall of Lebanon, Conn. He was a farmer, and
they removed to Preston, N. Y., where she d. Feb., 1846,
and where he was living in 1859. They had six children :
1. 3Iinerva, unm. in 1859.

2. Lorana, d. 18 Sept., 1841, at the age of 18 years, unm.
3. James Aiigustus, m. Anne Maria Case of Canton, Conn.
He was a farmer, and they were living at Preston, N. Y., in
4. Susan, m. Julius Case, a farmer of Canton, Conn., and

in 1859 they were s. p.
5. John, m. Mary Carman of Hambden, N. Y., was a farmer,
and they were living at Preston, N. Y., in 1859, and had
three children.
6. Daniel, m. Mahala Simons, of Preston, was a farmer,
and they were living in Illinois in 1859 and had one child.
6982. Lorana, b. 8 Feb., 1785, at Norwich. She m. 30 Jan., 1803,
Alvin Woodworth, b. 10 Sept., 1779, at Norwich, son of Asa
Woodworth, Esq., and Sarah Ford of Bozrah. He was a
carpenter, and they settled at Bozrah, and removed to Ox-
ford, and to Unadilla, N. Y. ; and about 1820 they removed
to Ithaca, N. Y., where she d. about 1836, and he d. about
1850. They had five children :
1. Elizabeth H., b. 15 Nov., 1803, at Bozrah, and living

at Ithaca in 1859, unm.
2. Lorana, b. 31 March, 1807, at Bozrah, living at Ithaca
in 1859, unm.
3. Alvin Clark, died in infancy.
4. John H., d. in 1855 at Ithaca, unm.
Susan, m. James Taylor, a merchant of Ithaca, and
5.
they were living at Oshkosh, Wis., in 1859, and had two
children.
6983. Susanna, b. 31 Jan., 1787, at Bozrah. She d. 12 Sept., 1818,
at Unadilla, unm.
6984. Sophia, b. 30 April, 1794, at Bozrah. She m. her fifth cousin,
John Bottam, afterwards Botume (3350), eldest son of Dan-
ielBottam and Elizabeth Hyde (985) of Woodstock, Conn.
{See No. 3350.)
YI. Desire Hough (2557), born at Norwich, Conn., 4

Jan., 1764, youngest daughter of Capt. David Hougli
(611) and Desire Clark, his tirst wife, was a great grand-
daughter of Sarah Post (17) of the third generation. She
m. 15 Nov., 1787, Capt. Uriah Downer. They settled at
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1105
Bozrali, where slie d. 12 March, 1816, and he d. 1 Sept.,
1836.
6985. Uriah, b. 13 July, 1796, at Bozrah. He m. 5 Nov., 1826,

Pamelia Parker, and settled at BozraL, where they had eight
children recorded to them :
1. Frances Minerva, b. 11 Oct. 1827.

2. Mar)/ Wi</h(man, b. 24 Oct., 1828.
3. Maria Antoinette, b. 29 April, 1830.
4. Pamelia Parker, b. 3 June, 1831.
5. Henry Avery, b. 16 June, 1832.
6. Elizabeth Anne, b. 1 Dec, 1833.
7. Edwin Uriah, b. 23 Feb., 183.5.
8. Ehenezer, b. 31 May, 1836, at Bozrah,
6986. David Hough, b. 30 Oct., 1799, at Bozrah.
6987. Anuice, b. 20 Jan., 1789, at Bozrah.
6988. Hannah, b. 27 Aug., 1790, at Bozrah. She d. 1 Sept.,
1836, unm.
6989. Eunice, b. 17 Oct., 1792, at Bozrah.
6990. Elizabeth, b. 22 July, 1794, at Bozrah.
YI. Deacon Guy Hough (2559), born at Norwich, Conn.,

22 Oct., 1779, youngest son of Capt. David Hough (611),
by his second wife, Jemima Baldwin, was a great grand-
son of Sarah Post (17) of the third generation. He m. 31
March, 1806, Hannah Bailej-, b. 14 Oct., 1784, daughter
of Joseph Bailey and Hannah, his wife, of Bozrah. He
was a farmer, and they settled at Bozrah, where he was
living in 1859.
6991. John Bailey, b. 14 April, 1809, at Bozrah. He m. 18 Dec,

1833, Sarah S. Palmer of Bozrah.
6992. Thomas Hyde, b. 28 May, 1811, at Bozrah. He m. his fourth
cousin, Lucretia Maples (3513), daughter of James Maples
and Lucretia Hyde (1053) of Bozrah. {See JVo. 3513.)
6993. Jedediah Stark, b. 29 June, 1815, at Bozrah. He m. his
fourth cousin, Lydia Amelia Fowler (5196), second daughter
of Gren. Amos Fowler of New Lebanon, and his first wife,
Lydia Lathrop Backus (1768) of Bozrah. {See No. 5196.)
6994. David Austin, b. 15 Sept., 1818, at Bozrah.
6995. Daniel Alanson, b. 30 Aug., 1827, at Bozrah. He went to
California, where he d. 28 Oct., 1852.
6996. Maria, b. 17 May, 1807, at Bozrah. She m. 5 Nov., 1828,
Lyman E. Bill of Lebanon.
6997. Frances Desire, b. 12 July, 1813, at Bozrah. She m. her
fourth cousin, Charles Backus Baldwin (5186), eldest son
139
: :
\IQQ HYDE GENEALOGY.
of Thomas Baldwin and Sarah Backus (1765) of Bozrah.

(See No. 5186.)
6998. Hannah Jemima, b. 29 Aug., 1824, at Bozrah. She m. 25
Nov., 1846, Isaac Johnson, b. 20 Jan., 1823, at Bozrah, son
of Oriniel Johnson and Artimesia, his wife, of Bozrah, He
was a farmer, and they settled at Bozrah, where they were
living in 1859, and where they had one child recorded to
them
Orimd, b. 20 Oct., 1848, at Bozrah.
VI. Sarah Hough (2562), born at Norwich, Conn., 27

May, 1773, third daughter of Capt. David Hough (611),
by his second wife, Jemima Baldwin, was a great grand-
daughter of Sarah Post (17) of tlie third generation. She
m. 25 Oct., 1795, Capt. Kehemiah Waterman, b. 17 Aug.,
1767, at Norwich, eldest son of Nehemiah Waterman,
Esq., and Susanna Isham of Bozrah, and grandson of
Nehemiah Waterman and Sarah Gifford of Norwich [see
Nos. 418 and 40). They settled at Bozrah, where he d. 9
April, 1848, and she d. 19 April, 1848.
Their children were

6999. Nehemiah, b. 12 Oct., 1799, at Bozrah.
7000. Eunice, b. 28 May, 1796, at Bozrah. She m. her fifth cousin
Andrew Metcalf Robinson (2691), son of Samuel Bobinson
and Priscilla Metcalf (674) of Bozrah. {See No. 2691.)
7001. Susanna, b. 19 Jan., 1798, at Bozrah. She m. in 1817, Alex-
ander Bingham of Bozrah, and had a family.
Nathaniel W. Bingham, their son, m. his fifth cousin,
Sarah Tracy Woodworth, youngest daughter of Burrell
Woodworth and Laura Hyde (3293) of Norwich. [See No.
3293.)
7002. Fanny H., b. 25 Aug., 1801, at Bozrah. She m. 30 Oct.,
1821, Simon Abel Spicer, probably a son of Ishmael Spicer
and her fourth cousin Martha Abel (6664), and grandson of
Simeon Abel (2372) and Martha Crocker of Bozrah. [See
No. 6664.)
7003. Sarah H., b. at Bozrah. She m. her second cousin, David
Austin Fox (7030), fifth son of Boswell Fox, Esq., and
Phebe Hough (2568) of Bozrah. {See No. 7030.)
VI. Deacon Jabez Hough (2566), born at Norwich,

Conn., 26 May, 1760, third son of Jabez Hough (612) and
Phebe Harris, was a great grandson of Sarah Post (17) of
the third generation. He m. 28 Oct 1790, Eunice Cle- ,
ment, b. 25 Nov., 1767, at Norwich. They settled at Boz-

rah, where he d. 20 Feb., 1831, and she d. 16 Peb., 1832,
at Colchester.
:

Their cliiklren were
7004. Clement, b. 26 Dec, 1791, at Bozrah. He married and went
to Lebanon, N. IL, where he was living in 1859, and had
seven children.
7005. Joseph, b. 6 Jan., 1793, at Bozrah. He m. 23 May, 1822,
Lavinia P. Wightman, daughter of Elijah Wightnian and
Elizabeth Phelps of Bozrah. He was a Baptist clergyman,
and they settled at Springfield, Mass., where he commenced
preaching soon after his marriage. They lived at Lebanon,
N. H., and at Hawkinsville, Ga. They removed to Almont,
Mich., where she d. 6 May, 1850, and where he was living
1. 31ari/ Anne, h. 13 Dec, 1823, at Springfield, d. 6 Sept.,

1824.
2. Joseph Alatison, b. 6 Aug., 1825j at Springfield, was
living at Flint, Mich., in 1859.
3. Edward Clement, b. 10 Sept., 1827, at Bloomfield,
Conn., graduated at Yale in 1849, and was a lawyer. He
was a teller in a bank at Savannah, Ga., in 1859. •
4. Elijah Wightman, b. 4 Dec, 1829, at Lebanon.

5. Thomas Baldwin, b. 18 Dec, 1832, at Lebanon, d. 16
Sept., 1842.
6. Emely, b. 1 March, 1838, at Hawkinsville, was at school
at Ypsilanti, Mich., in 1859, unm.
7006. Jabez, b. 15 May, 1799, at Bozrah, where he d. 31 Jan.,
1825, unm.
7007. LTrban, b. 4 Oct., 1800, at Bozrah. He married, and was
living at RomeOj Mich., in 1859, and had two children.
7008. Alanson Hodges, b. 26 Oct., 1803, at Bozrah. He gradu-
ated at the medical department at Yale in 1832, and was a
physician. He m. 13 May, 1832, Mary A. Lathrop of Boz-
rah, who died s. p.
He then m. Susan Williams of Essex, Conn., where they
were living in 1859, and had by her seven children.
7009. Walter Kin'g, b. 23 Jan., 1805, at Bozrah. He m. 14 April,
1831, Nancy B. Kelly, b. 28 Oct., 1804, at Bozrah, daughter
of William Kelly and CIaris.sa Backus of Bozrah. She died,
and he had by her seven children.
He then m. Elizabeth Parker of Montville, Conn., and
had by her five other children. They were living at Almont,
Mich., in 1859.
7010. Edward Hyde, b. 18 Feb., 1807, at Bozrah. He m. 27 Dec,
1832, Mary Ann Prentiss of Lebanon. They settled at
Bozrah, where they had one child recorded to them, Edward
Albert, b. 24 March, 1834. They removed to Almont,
Mich., where he d. Aug., 1854, and where she was living in
1859.
7011. Anthony Benezette Cleveland, b. 17 Dec, 1808, at Bozrah.
He was a merchant at Hawkinsville, Ga., and d. 16 March,
1842, at New York, unm.
1108 RYDE GENEALOGY.
7012. Harriet Tracy, b. 3 May, 1794, at Bozrah. She m. 27 March,

1816, Josiah Bissel Bill, b. 13 May, 1793, at Lebanon, Conn.,
son of Eleazer Bill and Elizabeth Cole of Lebanon. They
removed to New Milford, Pa. He d. 16 Nov., 1846, and
she d. 1 April, 1852, at Rockville, Conn. They had four
children, the first b. at Lebanon and the others at New Mil-
ford :
1. Josepli, b.7 Feb., 1817, and d. 11 Sept., 1839, unm.

2. miri/ K, b. 14 Feb., 1822, m. 26 Nov., 1848, Dwight
Loomis, b. 27 July, 1841, at Columbia, Conn., son of Elam
Loomis and Mary, his wife, of Columbia. He was a lawyer,
and they were living at Rockville in 1862. He was then a
member of congress, and had been a member of the pre-
ceding congress.
3. £dwm, b. 2 July, 1827, m. 31 Dec, 1851, Susan Corey,
and in 1860 had one child, Hattie E., b. 16 Nov., 1855, at
Lebanon.
4. Benezeffe Hovgh^ b. 26 Feb., 1829, graduated at Yale in
1854, as a bachelor of law, and was a lawyer, and m. 3 Nov.,
1859, Kate Griggs. They were living at Rockville in 1860.
7013. Mary Mosely, b. 14 Sept., 1795, at Bozrah. She d. 2 June,
1815, unm.
7014. Sarah Clement, b. 5 Dec, 1796, at Bozrah. She m. 7 Jan.^
1821, Roswell Bailey, b. about 1796, probably son of Joseph
Bailey and Hannah his wife.
,
They settled at Bozrah,
where he d. 16 Feb., 1833, at the age of 36 years, and was
buried in the old Throop cemetery, by the side of Joseph
Bailey and Hannah his wife. She was said to be living at
Colchester in 1859. They had five children recorded to
them at Bozrah :
1. William Francis, b. 17 Aug., 1823.

2. Jahez Hongh, b. 3 Oct., 1824.
3. Charles Henry, b. 9 Dec, 1827.
4. Rosiccll Lcandcr, b. 1 Dec, 1829.
5. Sarah Jane, b. 1 March, 1833.
7015. Eunice, b. 14 July, 1802, at Bozrah, d. 22 Sept., 1802.
YI. Ebenezer Hough (2567), born at Norwich, Conn.,

29 March, 1767, youngest son of Jabez Hough (612) of
Norwich, by' his first wife, Pliebe Harris, was a great
m. 9 May, 1785, his first cousin, Bernicc Hougli (2561), b.
20 Sept., 1766, at Norwich, second daughter of Capt.
David Hough (611) by his second Avife, Jemima Baldwin.
He was a farmer, and they settled at Bozrah, where she d.
11 May, 1845, and he d. 5 July, 1846, and they were buried
in the old Throop cemetery.
:

Tlieir cUihlrcn were
7016. "William, b. 9 Aug., 1786, at Bozrah. He m. 15 Feb., 1809,
liis second cousin of the Harris blood, Philena Wigbtnian
(4389), b. 3 May, 1784, at Norwich, third daughter of Capt,

Zerobabel Wightman of Bozrah, by \r\& second wife, Anne
Harris (1424). He was a farmer, and they settled at Boz-
rah, where he was a member of the legislature. She d. 17
Dec, 1856, at Bozrah, where he was living in 1860. They
had five children, b. at Bozrah :
1. Henri/ Wightman, b. 6 Feb., 1810, m. 6 June, 1837,

Hannah Dart Huntington, b 3 Sept., 1815, at Bozrah,
.daughter of Isaac Huntington by his first wife, Hannah
Maples, and granddaughter of Elijah Huntington, Esq., and
his second wife, Lydia Baldwin [sec No. 6881). He was a
physician, and they settled at Putnam, Conn., where she d.
8 Jan., 1855. He then m. 17 Jan., 1856, Mary Tripp, and
they were living at Putnam in 1862, s.p., and he was a sur-
geon in the Union army.
2. Andrew Jackson, b. 29 March, 1815, at Bozrah. He
m. 24 May, 1842, his fifth cousin of the Hyde and Post
blood, Charlotte Abel, b. 8 Nov., 1816, at Bozrah, eldest
daughter of Capt. Elijah Abel (6663) and Mindwell Hos-
ford. He was a farmer, and they settled at Bozrah, where
they were living in 1860, in the house in which the writer
of this genealogy was born. They had two children Phile-
:
na, b. 1 May, 1845; and William, b. 9 June, 1849.

3. Bernice Anne, b. 19 Nov., 1817. She d. 12 Oct., 1847^
at Bozrah, unm.
4. Anne Harris, b. 6 Feb., 1821, m. 6 Sept., 1843, Albert
Armstrong of Killingly, son of Job Armstrong of Chepachet,
B. I. They were living at Putnam, Conn., in 1860, and had
four children : Anna P., b. 17 July, 1844; Edward H., b.
14 Sept., 1849 Henry C, b. 26 June, 1852 ; and Jesse A.,
;
b. 7 March, 1857.
5. Catherine Westcott, b. 14 May, 1825, m. Nov., 1852,
Rev. Urijah Underwood, a clergyman, and they were living
at Andover, Conn.^ in 1860, and had one child : Mary E., b.
19 April, 1855.
7017. Jirah Isham, b. 22 March, 1790, at Bozrah. He m. 14 Nov.,
1811, Belinda West, b. 1791 at Bozrah, daughter of Abel
West and Sarah Wightman of Bozrah. She d. 25 Dec,
1819, .s.
p.
He then m. 25 Jan., 1821, his fifth cousin, Nancy Hinck-
ley (2670), eldest daughter of Timothy Hinckley (667) and
Saloma Strong of Lebanon, and d. 6 Aug., 1829, at Colches-
ter, s. J}. ( See Nos. 2670 and 6881.)
7018. Jedediah, b. 4 Feb., 1792, at Bozrah. He was living at
Almont, Mich., in 1860, and probably had a family.
7019. Witherell, b. 6 June, 1800, at Bozrah. He was living at
Almout, Mich., in 1860, and probably had a family.
:
^'^^^ GENEALOGY.
2110
7020. George, 28 Nov., 1802, at Bozrab. He m. 25 Oct., 1826,
b.
his fifth cousin, Mary Hinckley (2673), b. 7 Aug., 1804, at
Lebanon, fourth daughter of Timothy Hinckley (667) and
Saloma Strong. He was a farmer, and they settled at Boz-
rab, removed to Lebanon in 1830, to Colchester in 1831, and
back to Bozrah in 1832, where they were living in 1860.
1. John Hilliard, b. 21 Sept., 1827, at Bozrah, m. 13

March, 1851, Mary Anne Bridges, b. 4 May, 1832, at Hol-
liston, Mass., fourth daughter of Appleton Bridges and Al-
mira Holbrook. They were living at Baltic, in Franklin,
Conn., in 1860, and had three children George Appleton, b.
:
21 Jan., 1852, d. 10 April, 1854; Dwight Hinckley, b. 6

Sept., 1854 ; and Ellen, b. 27 Feb., 1857.
2. Ilari/ Anne, b. 30 Dec, 1829, at Bozrah, m. 27 Nov.,
1850, Charles A. Kingsley, fourth son of Jason W. Kings-
ley and Eunice Hartshorn of Franklin, and d. 12 Aug.,
1851, s. p.
3. Gcorga Earl, b. 14 March, 1831, at Lebanon, was in
California in 1860, unm.
4. Hannah Avery, b. 22 March, 1834, at Bozrah, d. 20
May, 1834.
7021. Ebenezer, b. 28 Jan., 1805, at Bozrah. He m. 21 Dec, 1833,
Lucy B. Kelly, b. 28 Jan., 1810, at Bozrah, daughter of
William Kelly and Clarissa Backus. They settled at Bozrah
and removed to Almont," Mich., where they were living in
1860. They had two children recorded to them at Bozrah
1. Lydia, b. 13 Feb., 1831, at Bozrah.
2. Jane, b. 10 May, 1834, at Bozrah.
7022. Nancy, b. 20 May, 1788, at Bozrah. She m. 24 Nov., 1808,
Artemus Woodworth, and settled at Bozrah, and removed to
Orangeville, N. Y., where they died. They had two child-
ren recorded to them at Bozrah :
1. Hannah Hyde, b. 25 June, 1809.

2. Fhilene Wlyhtman, b. 22 Oct., 1816; probably both
married and living in Michigan in 1860.
7023. Jemima, b. 14 May, 1794, at" Bozrah. She m. 4 Nov., 1809,
Uriah Cardwell of Bozrah, where they settled. They re-
moved to Almont, Mich where she died, and where he was
,
living in 1860. They had three children recorded to them

at Bozrah :
Edward
Augustus, b. 2 x\pril, 1811.
1.
Julia Ann, b. 24 May, 1814.
2.
3. BtUnda West, b. 13 July, 1816.
7024. Phcbe, b. 8 April, 1796, at Bozrah, d. 25 April, 1797.
7025. Phebe 2d, b. 25 July, 1798, at Bozrah. She m. John Hil-
Hard of Salem, who died ; and she was living at Almont,
.
Mich., in 1860, and had by him a family of children

.
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1111
VI. Phebe Hough (2568), born at Norwich, Conn., 19
Oct., 1768, daughter of Jabez Hough (612), by his first
wife, Phebe Hariis, was a great granddaughter of Sarah
Post (17) of the third generation. She ni.'ll Dec, 1785,
Capt. Roswell Fox of^Bozrah, born about 1752. They
settled at Bozrah, where he was a member of the legis-
lature, and of the constitutional convention of 1818. He
d. 2 June, 1825, at Bozrah, at the age of 73 where she d.
;
20 March, 1841. They had seven children recorded to

them at Bozrah.
7026. Jabez, b. 6 Nov., 1786, at Bozrah.

7027. Georo-e, b. 9 Nov., 1791, at Bozrah.
7028. Charles, b. 9 JMay, 1794, at Bozrah.
7029. Marvin Wetherell, b. 14 Jan., 1800, at Bozrah.
7030. David Austin, b. 28 Dec, 1804, at Bozrah. He m. 19 Oct.,
1830, his second cousin, Sarah H. Waterman (7003), daugh-
ter of Capt. Nehemiah Waterman and Sarah Hough (2562)
of Bozrah. They settled at Bozrah, where they had one son :
Nehemiah Waterman^ b. 1832, who d. 2 Jan., 1852; and
probably other children.
7031. Jerusha Perkins, b. 26 June, 1797, at Bozrah.
YI. David Manwaring (2569), born at N'ew London,

Conn., 8 Feb., 1741, only son of William Manwariug (623)
and Eebecca Gager, was a great grandson of Sarah Post
(17) of the third generation. He graduated at Yale in
1759. He m. 15 Jan., 1767, Martha Saltonstall, b. 8 Oct.,
1748, at New London, seventh daughter of Gen. Gurdon
Saltonstall and Eebecca Winthrop of ISTew London.
[This Gen. Gurdon Saltonstall, b. 22 Dec, 1708, at E'ew
London, who m. 14 March, 1733, Eebecca Winthrop, and
d. 19 Sept., 1785, at Norwich, was the third sou of Gov.
Gurdon Saltonstall of New London, by his second wife,
Elizabeth Eosewell. Gov. Saltonstall was b. 27 March,
1666, at Haverhill, Mass, was son of Col. Nathaniel Salton-
stall and Elizabeth Ward, and grandson of Eichard Salton-
stall and Mariel Gurdon of Ipswich, and great grandson
of Sir Eichard Saltonstall of Waterford. He graduated
at Harvard in 1684, and was a Congregational clergjmian,
and was settled as the minister at New London, 25 Nov.,
1691. He was elected governor of Connecticut in 1707,
and annually thereafter until his death in 1724. He mar-
ried three times, and had by his two first wives five sons
and five daughters, seven of whom married and had fami-
lies. Rebecca Winthrop, the wife of Gen. Gurdon Sal-
:
1112 H^Ê GENEALOGY,
tonstall,was claiigliter of Jolin Winthrop, Esq., of ITew

London, who died in England in 1747, at the age of 66
years. He was the eldest son of Wait Still Winthrop,
was grandson of the first Gov. John Winthrop of Iêw
London, and his second wife, Elizabeth Read. Gov.
John Winthrop of New London, was b. 25 Feb., 1606, in
England, and was the eldest son of John Winthrop, the
second governor of the Massachusetts colony, by his first
wife, Mary Forth, and grandson of Adam Winthrop of
Groton, in the county of Suftblk, England. Aiid see Calk.
iV. L., 39.]
David Manwaring and wife settled at Kew London,
removed to Norwich, and from there to New York, where
he d. 8 May, 1804, and she d. 16 Oct., 1823.
7032. William, b. 12 Nov., 1767, at New London, d. 2 May, 1768.

7033. David, b. 13 May, 1772, at New London. He m. 28 July,
1802, Mrs. Lucy (Colfax) Starr, widow of Joshua Starr, and
daughter of George Colfax, Esq. They settled at New Lou-
don, where they had one child recorded to them
William Gaffer, b. 29 Sept., 1808, at New London.
7034. Gurdon, b. 10 Nov., 1776, at New London. He m. Mary
Oliver; was a merchant at Burling slip, New York, in 1814;
and died in the city of New York,
7035. Rebecca, b. 27 Dec, 1768, at New London. She m. 20 Jan.,
1793, Elisha Coit, b. 22 Dec, 1762, at Norwich, second son
of William Coit and Sarah Lathrop of Norwich, and grand-
son of Capt. Ebenezer Lathrop and Lydia Leffingwell of
Norwich.
[This Ebenezer Lathrop, b. 7 Feb., 1703, at Norwich, who
m. 13 May, 1725, Lydia Leffingwell, was the sixth son of
Israel Lathrop and Rebecca Bliss of Norwich (see No. 1083).
Lydia Leffingwell, b. 28 July, 1706, the wife of Capt. Ebe-
nezer Lathrop, was the second daughter of Thomas Leffing-
well the third, and Lydia Tracy of Norwich (see No. 1021),
and was descended from the Anglo-Saxon kings of England.
See Appendix i?.]
Elisha Coit was a merchant, and they settled at New York,
where he d. 19 June, 1835 and she d. 14 July, 1853, at
;
Hartford. They had seven children, born at New York :
1. Martha Manwaring, b. 27 Jan., 1795, m. 1 Nov., 1842,

Judge Thomas Scott Williams, LL. D., b. 26 June, 1777, at
Wethcrsfield, Conn., fourth son of Ezekiel Williams and
Prudence Stoddard of Wethcrsfield, and grandson of Rev.
Solomon Williams, D. D., minister of Lebanon, and Mary
Porter, his wiie. He graduated at Yale 1794, and was a
lawyer, and settled at Hartford, where he was a member of
the state legislature several terms; was a member of con-
gress, and chief justice of the state of Connecticut. They
were living at Hartford in 1860, s. p. She was his second
wife. His first wife was Delia Ellsworth, daughter of Oliver
Ellsworth, chief justice of the supreme court of the United
States. She d. 1 Nov., 1842, without leaving issue. He d.
15 Dec, 1861.
2. Mari/ Amie, b. 21 Jan., 1798, m. 1817 Rev. Henry
Blatchford, b. 4 Dec, 1788, at Ford, in Devonshire, eldest
son of Ptfcv. Samuel Blatchford, D. D., afterwards minister
at Lansingburgh, N. Y., and Alicia Windeatt, his wife. He
graduated at Union college 1811, and was a Presbyterian
clergyman. He was settled at New York, at Salem, Mass.,
and in Maryland. He d. 7 Sept., 1822, at Princess Anne,
Md. (see 4 Sprague's Ann., 162). She had by him two
daughters Rebecca Coit, who m. Marshall S. Scudder, a
:
merchant of Boston ; and Alicia Harriet, who m. Charles W.

Scudder, a merchant of Boston. She (Mrs. M. A. B.) then
m. 1828 Judge Samuel Hubbard, b. in 1785 at Boston, son
of William Hubbard of Norwich and of Boston, by his
second wife. Judge Samuel Hubbard was descended from
Gov. George Wyllis and Gov. John Haynes of Hartford, and
from the kings of England (see No. 441, 7038, and Ap)pen-
(Ux A). He graduated at Yale 1802, and was a lawyer.
He settled at Biddeford, Maine, and subsequently removed to
Boston, and was for many years one of the prudential com-
mittee of the A. B. C. F. M. In 1842 he was appointed a
judge of the supreme court of Massachusetts. He received
the degree of doctor of laws at Yale in 1827 and at Harvard
in 1842. He d. 24 Dec, 1847, at Boston, at the age of 62.
She had by him six children, born at Boston, where she was
living in 1860: Sarah Wisner, d. Feb., 1855, unm. ;Samuel,
m. Sophia Hunt, and wtis living at San Francisco, Cal., in
1859; Henry Blatchford ; William Coit, m. Frances Ham-
mond, and was a merchant at Chicago in 1859 James Mas-
;
carine, who graduated at Yale 1859; and Charles Eustis, an

undergraduate at Yale in 1859. She was the second wife of
Judge Samuel Hubbard. By his first wife Judge Hub-
bard had, among other children, Gardner Green, who m.
Gertrude McCurdy; Caroline, who m. Theodore F. McCurdy
(5375+); and Elizabeth G., who m. Edward Buck, (^'ee
No. 7039.+)
3. William David, b. 1 Aug., 1800. He was a merchant,
and was living in New York in 1859.
4. Susanna Manwaring, b, 9 Feb., 1803, m. 1 Thomas
Adams, a merchant of Boston, and after his death she m.
2 Henry Hill, Esq., of Boston, and d. 21 May, 1858, at
Hartford.
5. Sarah Lathrop, b. 15 Sept., 1804, m. 8. May, 1834,
Charles Scudder, b. 5 June, 1789, at Barnstable, Mass., son
140
1114: K^^^ GENEALOGY.
of David Scudder and Desire Gage of Barnstable. He was

a merchant, and they were living at Boston in 1859, and had
three children David Coit, b. 27 Oct., 1835, graduated at
;
Williams college 1855, and at Andover theological seminary

in 1859. He was ordained as a missionary of the A. B. C.
F. M. 25 Feb., 1861, and m. 27 of the same month Harriet
L. Dutton of Boston, and was drowned while attempting to
swim a stream in India, 19 Nov., 1861 Samuel Hubbard,
;
b. 13 April, 1837, graduated at Williams college 1857 and

;
Horace Elisha, b. 15 Oct., 1838, graduated at Williams col-

lege 1858, both unm. 1859.
6. Gurdon Saltonstall, b. 15 July, 1806, m. 1 Mary Ann
Burbige, who died, and he had by her one child James :
Elisha, who died young. He m. 2 iVmelia Cole, and was a

broker at New York, and they were liviug at Brooklyn in
1859.
7. Rehecca Manwaring, b. 21 Aug., 1808, d. 19 Dec,
1818.
7036. Hannah, b. 29 Nov., 1770, at New London, d. 19 July, 1771,
7037. Martha, b. 15 May, 1774, at New London, d. 24 Nov., 1789,
unm.
7038. Lucy, b. 19 Dec., 1778, at New London. She m. 26 Oct.,
1799, at New London, David Greene Hubbard, b. 15 Jan.,
1773, at Norwich, Conn., third son of William Hubbard and
Lydia Coit, his first wife.
[This William Hubbard, born at New London, who m. 28
Aug., 1764, his first cousin, Lydia Coit, b. 17 June, 1741,
^ at New London, eldest daughter of Dr. Joseph Coit of New
London, and afterwards of Norwich, by his second wife,
Lydia Lathrop, was a son of Daniel Hubbard Esq., a lawyer
of New London, and Martha Coit, his wife. That Daniel
Hubbard was b. 3 April, 1706, at New Haven. He gradu-
ated at Yale in 1727, where he was a tutor about three years.
He m. 18 Aug., 1731, at New London, Martha Coit, and
settled there, and was afterwards sheriff of New London
county, and d. 24 March, 1741, at New London. He was a
posthumous son of the Rev. John Hubbard, minister of Ja-
maica, L. I., who wash. 9 Jan., 1677, and m. 12 June, 1701,
Mabel Russell, and d. in Oct., 1705, at Jamaica, L. I, and
who graduated at Harvard in 1695, and was a Congregational
clergyman, and afterwards became a Presbyterian, and had two
gons Col. John Hubbard of New Haven, b. 1702; and Daniel
:
Hubbard. The Rev. John Hubbard of Jamaica, was b. 9 Jan.,

1677, and was the eldest son of John Hubbard of Ipswich,
and afterwards of Boston, b. 1648, at Ipswich, and of Anne
Leverett, b. 23 Nov.. 1652, daughter of Gov. John Leverett
and his second wife, Sarah Sedgwick. That John Hubbard
jvas son of the Rev. William Hubbard of Ipswich, the his-
torian, who was born in England about 1620, graduated at
Harvard in 1642, and of Margaret Rogers, only daughter of
Kev. Nathaniel Rop;ers of Ipswich. Mabel Russell, the wife
of the Rev. John Hubbard of Jamaica, L. 1., and mother of
Daniel Hubbard the first of New London, was b. about 1677,
and m. 12 June, 1701, the Rev. John Hubbard. She was
the only daughter of the Rev. Daniel Russell, b. about 1642,
who graduated at Harvard in 1G69, was the second son of the
Hon. Richard Russell of Charlestown, Mass., and Matilda, his
first wife, and m. aboiit 1676, Mehitable Wyllis, b. about
1658, at Hartford, Conn., second daughter of Sainuel Wyllis
and Ruth Haynes of Hartford, and d. 4 Jan., 1679, at
Charlestown. Samuel Wyllis, b. 1632, at Fenny Compton
in Warwickshire, was son of Gov. George Wyllis of Hart-
ford, and was secretary of the colony of Connecticut, and
concealed the charter of the colony in the famous charter
oak. Ruth Haynes, his wife, was the eldest daughter of
Gov. John Haynes of Hartford and of his second wife Mabel
Harlakenden; which Mabel Harlakenden was descended from
the Emperor Charlemagne, from Alfred the Great, and from
William the Conqueror, and from many of the kings and no-
bility of England (see No. 441 and Appendix A). Martha
Coit, the wife of Daniel Hubbard of New London, was b. 1
April, 1706, at New London, was the daughter of John Coit and
Mehitable Chandler of New London, who had six children :
1. Jolm Coit, b. 25 May, 1696, who m. 2 July, 1719, Grace

Christophers. 2. Jo&epli (Joit^ b. 15 Nov., 1698, who m. 1
Mary Hunting, 2 Lydia Lathrop. 3. Samuel Coit., b. 18
Feb., 1700. 4. Thomas Coit, b. 1 June, 1702, who m. 5
Nov., 1723, Mary Prentiss. 5. Elisabeth Coit, b. 22 March,
1704, who m. Samuel Gardner. 6. Martha Coit, who m.
Daniel Hubbard. John Coit, b. 1 Dec, 1670, at New Lon-
don, who m. Mehitable Chandler of Woodstock, daughter
of John Chandler and Fllizabeth Douglass, was brother of
Rev. Joseph Coit, the first ruinister of Plainfield, and son of
Deacon Joseph Coit and Martha Harris of New London, and
was grandson of John Coit, born in JCngland, and who settled
at New London in 1651, and d. 29 Aug., 1659.]
David Greene Hubbard and wife settled at NeW York,
where he was a merchant in Front street in 1818. He d. 29
Dec, 1825, and she was hving at Brooklyn, N. Y., 1860.
They had eleven children, born at New York :
1. Lydia Coit, b. 10 Oct., 1800, and d. 6 Jan., 1801.

2. William Joseph, b. 3 July, 1802, graduated at Yale
1820, and was a lawytr. He m. 15 Jan., 1828, Eliza O.
Chaplin, b. 17 Oct., 1808, at Cambridge, Mass., eldest daugh-
ter of James P. Chaplin, M. D., and Hannah Gardner of
Cambridge. They settled at Cambridge, and in 1831 re-
moved to Boston, where he was a member of the legislature
and a senator, and was for several years chairman of the pru-
dential committee of the A. B. C. F. M. She d. 31 Oct.,
1832, at Cambridge. He had by her three children, born at
\l\Q HYDE GENEALOGY.
Cambrido-e Harriet Ann, b. 27 Nov., 1828; Eliza Chaplin,

:
b. 19 Apnl, 1830, d. 24 March, 1831 and David Greene, b.

;
24 July, 1831, graduated at Yale 1852, a farmer, living a:

Owego, N. Y., in 1860, unm. He (W. J. H.) then m..l6
Sept., 1831, Deborah Gage Payson, b. 5 Jan., 1812, at Bath,
N. H., third daughter of Hon. Moses Paul Payson and Han-
nah Perley of Bath. They were living at Boston in 1860,
and he had by her six more children, born at Boston Eliza :
Chaplin 2d, b. 6 Aug., 1835 Ellen Payson, b. 17 June, 1837 ;

;
Lucy, b. 29 Aug., 1840 Mary Louisa, b. 10 Oct., 1842 ;

;
Emely Lathrop, b. 23 Nov., 1844; and Alice Winthrop, b.

7 Sept., 1851.
3. David Manwaring, b. 28 July, 1804. He was a mer-
chant of New York, and in 1860 was living at Brooklyn,
unm.
4. Elizaheth, b. 17 Oct., 1806, was living at Brooklyn,
N. Y., in 1860, unm.
5. Martha Saltnnstall, b. 23 March, 1808, and living at
Brooklyn, N. Y., 1860, unm.
6. Barriet An7i, b. 9 3Iareh, 1810, and d. 8 Jan., 1826, at
New York, unm.
7. Charles Dudley^ b. 31 Nov., 1811, m. 19 Nov., 1848, at
New Orleans, Maria Cenita Sully, born in Virginia. He was
a merchant, acd they settled at New Orleans, where they
were living in 1860 s. p.
8. Samiiel, b. 22 Jan., 1814, and d. 25 Jan., 1831, at New
York.
9. Lnci/, b. 23 March, 1816, m. 1 Oct., 1835, Thomas
Coit Fanning of New York, son of Thomas Fanning and
Lucy (Coit) Ledyard of Norwich, Conn. He was a mer-
chant, and they settled at Albion, N. Y., and in Nov., 1849,
removed to Brooklyn, N. Y., where she d. 13 March, 1853,-
and where he was living in 1860. They had six children,
born at Albion David Greene, b. 30 Sept., 1836, m. 22
:
Dec, 1859, Elizabeth B. Lane; Cornelia Ann, b. 22 Aug.,

1838, d. 22 Dec, 1838; Thomas Coit, b. 5 June, 1840;
Lucy Coit, b. 3 Sept., 1842; Elizabeth Hubbard, b. April,
1847, d. Jan. 3, 1848 and Elizabeth Hubbard 2d, b. 14
;
Sept., 1849, d. 15 Oct., 1856.

10. Dajiicl, b. 9 Oct., 1817, m. 30 June, 1853, at New
Orleans, Mary Susan Kansler, b. 23 June, 1821, at Hagers-
town, Md., daughter of Jacol^ Kansler and Kate Shaw. He
was a merchant, and they settled at New Orleans, where they
were living in 1860. They had three children, born at New
Orleans George Kansler, b. 30 March, 1854, d. 2 July,
:
1855; Charles Dudley, b. 31 July, 1856; and Martha Salton-

stall, b. 2 July, 1858, d. 21 Nov., 1859.
11. Li/dia Coit, b. 6 March, 1819, at New York, was liv-
ing at Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1860, unm.
7039. Susanna, b. 23 Sept., 1783, at New London. She m. her first
: ;
:
HYDE aENEALOGY. m^j

cousin, (}urdon Buck, b. 30 Dec, 1777, at Wetliersfield,
Conn., son of Daniel Buck and Sarah Saltoustall of Wethers-
field, which Sarah Saltonstall, b. 17 June, 1754, at New
London, was the youngest daughter of Gen. Gurdon Salton-
stall and Rebecca Winthrop (see No. 2569). Gurdon Buck
was a merchant, and they lived in New York for many years,
where she d. 13 April, 1839, and he d. 3 Aug., 1852. They
had ten children
1. David, h. 29 Jan., 1806, at New York, m. 8 May, 1837,
Matilda S. Hall of Boston. He was a merchant, and they
were living at Boston in 1860 and had five children
Florence; Stewart M^ ; Eleanor; Henry H. ; and Howard
M.; all Uving at Boston in 1860.
2. Gurdon, h. 4 May, 1807, at New York, m. 27 July,
1836, Henrietta H. Wolff of Geneva, Switzerland. He was
a physician, and they were living at New York in 1860, and
had six children Aurelia H. ; Susannah B. ; Albert H.
:
Francis S., and Gurdon (twins) ; and Louisa, who died in

childhood.
3. Charles Dudley/, b. 29 Nov., 1808, at New York, m;
Sophronia Smith of Belchertown, Mass. He was a mer-
chant, and they were living at New York in 1860, and had
three children : Charles ; Grace and
; .
4. Daniel Winthrop, b. 27 Nov., 1810, at New York, d,

4 March, 1832, at St. Croix, W. I., unm.
5. Sarah, b. 28 Dec, 1812, at New York, m. Jonathan
D. Steele, a merchant of New York, where she d. 30 Oct.,
1855, leaving two children James; and William.
:
6. Edward, b. 6 Oct., 1814, at New York, graduated at

Yale 1835, and was a lawyer. He m. 8 June, 1841, Eliza-
beth G. Hubbard, daughter of Judge Samuel Hubbard of
Boston, by his first wife (see Mo. 7035). They were liv-
ing at Boston in 1860, and had two children: Alice; and
Walter.
7; EUzaheth, b. 16 Nov., 1816, at New York, m. 3 June,-
1835, John Auchincloss of New York, son of Hugh Auchin-
closs. He was a merchant, and they were living at New'
York in 1860, and had eight children Henry; Sarah Ann;
:
Stewart; William; Edgar; Frederick; John; and Hugh.

8. Rebecca, b. 1 Nov., 1818, at New York living at New-^
;
town; Mass., in 1860, unm.

9. George, b. 14 Aug., 1821, and d. 29 July, 1824, at
New York.
10. Henry, b. 25 Nov., 1824, and d. 9 Sept., 1881, at New
York.
YI. Jabez Manwaring (2579), bom at New London,

Conn., 21 Oct., 1775, only son of Jabez Manwaring (627)
and Mercy Miner of New London, was a great grandson
:
l^ll^ HYDE GENEALOGY.
of Sarah Post (17) of the third generation. He m. 4 Dec,

1800, Susanna Waite (6058), b. 28 April, 1775, at Lyme,
fourth daughter of his fourth cousin, Lucy Griswold (2108)
and Richard Waite of Lyme. They settled at New Lon-
don, where he d. 14 March, 1824, and she d. 16 July,
1825.
7040. Richard, b. 14 Dec, 1802, at New London. He d. 26 Nov.,
1825, uum.
7041. Lynd Waite, b. 14 March, 1805, at New London. He was a
sailor, and d. 6 Nov., 1825, unm.
7042. Jabez, b. 17 April, 1811, at New London. He d. 6 Oct.,
1833, while a student at Middletown college, preparing for
the ministry of the Methodist church.
7043. Thomas Spencer, b. 11 Sept., 1815, at New London, d. 24
Nov., 1815.
7044. Eliza, b. 18 Oct., 1801, at New London. She m. 28 April,.
1822, Joseph Griffin Eogers, of New London, and was living
at Lyme in 1858. They had two children :
1. 3fari/ G.,h. 6 Aug., 1838, m. Capt. Henry Harris, of

New Loudon. She was a widow, residing at Troy^ N. Y., in
1858, and had one son.
2. Anne Hartense 31amoaring^ b. 16 May, 1836, adopted
daughter of her aunt Anna Hart Manwaring (7047). She
was educated at the Troy fetoale seminary, where she was a
teacher of music in 1858, and was Untn.
7045. Susan, b. 23 March, 1807, at New London. She m. 13 Oct.,
1829, Smith Kellogg of Le lioy, N. Y., where they were liv-
ing in 1858, and had two children :
1. Mary, b. 29 May, 1839.

2. Elchard, b. Dec, 1842.
7046. Mercy, b. 14 March, 1809, at New London. She m.
Dec, 1834, Andrew xMoffatt, a merchant of Orilla, C. W.,
where they were living in 1858. He was one of the queen's
magistrates ; and they had three sons and three daughters :
1. Thomas. 2. Jahez. 3. Charles.

4. Margaret. 5. Silsan. 6. Catherine.
7047. Anna Hart, b. 11 Sept., 1813, at New London. She was liv-
ing at Troy, N. Y., in 1858, unm., and had been for many
years connected with the Troy female seminary, as a teacher.
7048. Ellen, b. 10 July, 1818, at New London; d. 17 Aug., 1819.
VI. Thomas Marshall (2584), born at Norwich, Conn.,

29 June, 1759, second son of Thomas Marshall (633) and
Anne Manwaring (630), was a great grandson of Sarah
Post (17) of the 'third generation. He"m. 27 May, 1784,
Sarah Edgerton, b. 17 Feb., 1764, at Norwich, third
daughter of Benjamin Edgerton and Susanna Griswold of
+ : :

Norwich, and grand daughter of Joseph Edgerton and
Elizabeth Haskin. They settled at Norwich, where she
d. 21 April, 1785.
Ilis cJa'Id hy Tier was
7049. John Ellis, b. 18 March, 1785, at Norwich; m. Ruth
Holmes.
He then m. 13 June, 1787, Freelove Edgerton, b. 8 Feb.,

1767, at Norwich, daughter of Hezekiah Edgerton and
Bethia Peck. Thej settled at Norwich, where he had
six children, by her, recorded to him. He d. 8 Feb., 1829.
Tliose children xcere
7050. Thomas, 4 May, 1790, at Norwich. He d. Feb., 1822, at

b.
New unm.
Orleans,
7050a. William, b. 10 April, 1793, at Norwich; d. 14 Oct., 1808.
7051. Sarah Edgerton, b. 6 May, 1797, at Norwich.
7052. Anne Manwaring, b. 11 June, 1800, at Norwich.
7053. Freelove, b. 21 Sept., 1806, at Norwich d. 21 Oct., 1806.
;
7054. Lucy Freelove, b. 14 Aug., 1812, at Norwich.
VI. Sarah Marshall (2586), born at Norwich, Conn,,

20 Sept., 1757, third daughter of Thomas Marshall (633)
and Anne Manwariug (630), was a great granddaughter of
Sarah Post (17) of the third generation. She m. 24 June,
1784, Capt. Silas Goodell, b. 11 Aug., 1747, at Pomfret,
Conn., son of Jacob Goodell and Margaret Ingalls. They
settled at Norwich, where they had six children recorded
to them. She d. 11 Dec, 1822, and he d. 20 March, 1825.
Those children tcere :
7055. Charles, b. 14 May, 1785, at Norwich, m. Catherine Bemis of

Sturbridge, IMass.
7056. William, b. 16 Oct., 1786, at Norwich ; drowned 28 June,
1790.
7057. William 2d, b. 21 May, 1795, at Norwich. He was living
there in 1863, unm.
7058. Oliver, b. 13 Feb., 1797, at Norwich, m. 1 Harriet Backus of
Franklin, and 2 Paulina Salisbury of R. I.
7059. Anne, b. 23 Dec, 1787, ac Norwich, where she was living in
1863, unm.
7060. Lucretia, b. 1 Nov., 1789, at Norwich, where she was living
in 1863.
7060a. Sarah, b. 25 Feb., 1793, at Norwich, where she was living
in 1863, unm.
:
VI. Dr. Simon Wolcott (2995a), born at Windsor,

Conn., 9 Aug., 1749, eldest son of Dr. Alexander Wol-
cott of Windsor, by his second wife, Mary Richards (639),
was a great grandson of Sarah Post (17) of the third gen-
eration. He m. Lucy Rogers, b. July, 1751, at New Lon-
don, daughter of Peter Rogers and Lucy (Tinker) Harris
widow of Daniel Harris. Simon Wolcott was a physi-
cian, and they settled ît New London, where she d. 14
April, 1791.
JBis children hy Tier loere.
7061. Alexander, b. at New Loudon, and died in childhood.

7062. Emelia, b. at New London.
7063. Lucretia, b. 26 Jan., 1775, at New London. She m. 28 Oct.,
1793, Capt. Richard Law, b. 6 March, 1763, at New Lon-
don, second son of Chief Justice Richard Law and Anne
Prentiss of New London, and grandson of Gov. Jonathan
Law of Milford, Conn. They settled at New London, where
he was collector of the customs about eight years. They had
six children :
1. Richard, b. 3 April, 1795, died same day.

2. Lucretia, b. 3 June, 1797.
3. Richard 2d, b. 10 Oct., 1798, who d. in 1818, at New
Orleans, unm.
4. Eunice, b. 6 Aug., 1800, was unm. in 1860.
5. Mary, b. 17 Feb., 1802, m. Colby Chew.
6. Evcdina, b. Sept., 1806, was unm. in 1860.
7064. Alexander 2d, b. at New London.
7065. Lucy, b. at New London, died in childhood.
7066. Mary, b. in 1781 at New London. She m. her fifth cousin,
Christopher Manwaring (6476), eldest son of Deacon Robert
Manwaring (2271) and his first wife, Elizabeth Rogers. {See
No. 6476.)
7067. Lucy 2d, b. at New London. She m. Drake.
7068. Martha, b. at New London.
7069. Sophia, b. at New London.
7070. Catherine, b. at New London. She married, as I am informed,
but I have no further particulars.
7071. Elizabeth, b. at New Loudon, d, unm.
Dr. Simon Wolcott then m. Mrs. Charlotte (Wood-

bridge) Mumford, b. 28 Dec, 1761, widow of Giles Mum-
ford of New London, third daughter of Dr. Dudley
Woodbridge and Sarah Sheldon of Stonington. {See No.
1445.)
His child by her was :
7072. .
:

VI. George Wolcott (2595^), born at Windsor, Conn.,
17 Oct., 1752, third son of Dr. Alexander Wolcott of
"Windsor, by his second wife, Mary Richards (639), was a
great grandson of Sarah Post (17) of the third generation.
He m. T. Rowland.
7073. Henry Rowland, b. 22 Marct, 1783.

7074. William Frederick, b. 9 June, 1787.
7075. Mary, b. 25 8ept., 1777.
7076. Lucy, b. 81 Jan., 1780.
7077. Elizabeth, b. 14 Nov., 1790.
VI. Christopher Wolcott (2595(i), born at Windsor,

Conn., 1 Oct., 1754, fourth son of Dr. Alexander Wolcott
of Windsor, by his second wife, Mary Richards (639), was
a great grandson of Sarah Post (17). of the third genera-
tion. He m. Lucy Pai'sons.
Their children were:

7078. Christopher, b. 20 Jan., 1786, and was a physician.
7079. Laura, b. 7 May, 1783, died in infancy.
7080. Elizabeth, b. 20 Jan., 1784.
7081. Laura 2d, b. 3 Oct., 1789.
VI. Alexander Wolcott (2595e), born at Windsor,

Conn., 15 Sept., 1758 fifth son of Dr. Alexander Wolcott
of Windsor, by his second wife, Mar}' Richards (639), was
a great grandson of Sarah Post (17) of the third genera-
tion. He graduated at Yale 1778, and was a lawyer. He
m. Frances Burbank. They settled at Windsor, where he
was a justice of the peace and a distinguished lawyer. Pie
afterwards removed to Middleto-svn, Conn., where he was
collector of the customs and a member of the constitu-
tional convention of 1818, and where he d. 26 June, 1828.
He was nominated hj President Madison as a justice of
the supreme court of the United States. But the federal-
ists in the senate succeeded in preventing his appointment.
Their children tcere

7082. Henry, b. 16 March, 1788, at Windsor.
7083. Alexander, b. 14 Feb., 1790, at Windsor. He probably
graduated at Yale in 1809, and died in 1830.
7084. Frances, b. 9 Aug., 1786, at Windsor.
VI. Guy Wolcott (2595/),- born at Windsor, Conn., 7

ixth son of Dr. Alexander Wolcott of Wind-
Aug., 1760, sixth
141
:
sor,by his second wife, Mary Richards (639), was a great

m. Abigail Allyn.
Their children were
7085. Guy, b. Oct., 1788, m. Redexa ,
who d. 10 April, 1848,
and had two sons :
1. Timothy, who died at the age of 10 years.

2. ErastiDi, who died in 1844 at the age of 20 years.
7086. James, b. Nov., 1790.
7087. Abigail, who died in infancy.
7088. Abigail 2d, b. Oct., 1786.
YI. George Rogers (2596), born at New London, Conn.,

11 Aug., 1746, eldest son of Lemuel Rogers and Love
Richards (639f/), was a great grandson of Sarah Post (17)
of the third generation. He m. 7 Oct., 1770, Desire
Springer. They settled at New London, where his name
is entered upon the town record, with the honorable addi-
tion of "the honest shoemaker." He d. 8 Oct., 1800, at
New London.
7089. Lemuel, 13 Aug., 1771, at New London, d. Sept., 1771.

b.
7090. George, b. 27 Sept., 1774, at New London.
7091. Nathaniel, b. 9 Oct., 1784, at New London, died in England.
7092. Guy, b. 21 July, 1790, at New London.
7098. Love, b. 29 Nov., 1782, at New London. She m. Burt-
well.
7094. Esther, b. 13 Jan., 1777, at New London. She m. John
Pool, who died leaving a large fortune for his widow and
child.
7095. Frances, b. 4 Jan., 1779, at New London. She m. William
Lax.
7096. Elizabeth, b. 1 March, 1781, at New London. She m.
Gibbe.
7097. Mary, b. 19 Jan., 1784, at New London. She m. Wise- •
man.
7098. Nancy, b. 12 Oct., 1786, at New London. She m.
Wiseman.
7099. Martha, b. April, 1789, at New London. She m. Henry
Johnson.
7100. Sarah, b. 6 April, 1792, at New London. She m. West,
who died, and she was living at New London in 1859, his
widow.
YI. Judge Prosper Rudd (2600), born at Norwich,

Conn., 22 "Nov., 1753, eldest son of Samuel Rudd (640)
: :

and Liirene was a great grandson of Mary Post
Fitcli,
(18) of the third generation. He m. 1 D:c., 1774, Eliza
Lord, b. 9 Dec, 1753, at Norwich, eldest danghter of
Benjamin Lord and Lucy Leffingwell of Norwich, and
granddaughter of Rev. Benjamin Lord, D. J)., of Nor-
wich, and Anne Taylor, his first wife, descended from the
kings of England, &c. (see No. 367, and Appendix A). She
was also granddaughter of Capt. John Leffingwell and his
second wife, Mary Hart {see No. 1021). They settled at
Norwich West Farms (now Franklin), where he was prin-
cipally engaged in teaching for about twenty years, and a
part of the time in farming. In June, 1802, they removed
to Western, Oneida county, N. Y., where he was a justice
of the peace for about tAventy years, and was for some
years one of the judges of Oneida county. He d. 27 Jan.,
1833, at Western, where she d. 15 July, 1839.
7101. Jabez Fitch, b. 5 March, 1776, at Norwich. He m. his
father's fourth cousin, Elizabeth Hyde (1086), sixth daugh-
ter of Eli Hyde, Esq. (233), and Khoda Lathrop of Nor-
wich. (See No. 1086.)
7102. Benjamin, b. 10 May, 1786, at Franklin, He m. April,
1824, Hetty Stark, b. 1790, at Hoosick, N. Y., eldest daugh-
ter of Israel Stark and Mary Webster, and granddaughter of
Obadiah Stark of Hoosick and his first wife, Susan Wal-
worth, which Susan Walworth was a daughter of William
Walworth the second of Groton and his first wife, Mary
Averj (see Aô. 812). They settled at Western, where he
was a farmer, a justice of the peace for ten years, supervisor
for six years, and was a colonel of militia, and was in the
service of the U. S. in the war of 1812. She d. 7 Aug.,
1827, at Western, and he had by her two children
1. Anna Stark, h. 11 Dec. 1825, at Western, m. 5 May,
1849, George Williams, b. 7 April, 1823, at Rome, N. Y.,
eldest son of Jesse Williams and Amanda Wells. They
were living at Western in 1860, where he was a farmer and
a dairyman, and was a member of the legislature. They
had four children: Benjamin Rudd, b. 6 Aug., 1851;
Jesse, b. 7 Feb., 1854; Edward Hamilton, b. 23 Sept.,
1857, d. 26 March, 1858; and a dau£;hter, b. 5 Jan., 1860.
2. Eliza Lord, b. 18 May, 1827, at^Western, m. 19 Sept.,
1850, Samuel J. Phillips of Peter.sburgh, N. Y., son of Thomas
Phillips. He was a farmer, a merchant, and a mill owner,
and they were living at Petersburgh in 1860. They had
five children: Samuel Howard, b. 12 Nov., 1851; Anna, b.
15 Feb., 1853; George Edward, b. 27 July, 1855; Thomas
Benjamin, b. 3 June, 1857, d. Jan., 1858; and a son, b- 5
March, 1860.
.
Benjamin Rudd then m. 80 Sept., 1830, the widow

Abigail (Salisbury) Spencer, second daughter of Nicholas
Salisbury,Esq., and Rowena Wheelock of Adams, N. Y.
They were living at Western in 1860, and he had no issue
by her.
7103. Bela, b. 1789 at Franklin, and d. June, 1793.
7104. Wyllys Lord, b. 19 Oct., 1796, at Franklin. He m. 19 Feb.,
1823, Elizabeth Peggs, b. 23 Oct., 1799, at Hoosick, N Y.,
eldest daughter of Nathan Peggs and Susan Stone of West-
ern. He was a farmer, and they settled at Western, where
he held various civil and military offices, and where she d.
5 Aug., 1853. He had by her six children, all born at
1. Susan Elizabeth, b. 16 Jan., 1825.
2. Prosper B., b. 19 Dec, 1827, m. 8 Feb., 1860, Amelia
Maria Graham, daughter of Grouverneur Morris Graham and
Lanah Frances of Sackett's Harbor.
3. Nathan Peggs, h. 25 Feb., 1830, m. 12 Aug., 1857,
Ellen Elizabeth Philips, daughter of Col. John Williams
Philips and Elizabeth Olmstead of Syracuse, and was living
at Rome, N. Y., in 1860, and had one child George Phil-
:
lips, b. 19 Feb., 1859.

4. George Tliomas, b. 10 Aug., 1836, and d, 2 April,
1837.
Luci/ Jane, b. 29 March, 1839.
5.
Caroline Ahera, b. 15 Aug., 1843.
6.
He then m. 29 Jan., 1857, Mrs. Alvina (Arthur) Scovill
b. 8 June, 1805, widow of Alfred Scovill of Lee, N. Y.,
and daughter of Bradford Arthur and Rhuama Ely of Mar-
tinsburgh, N. Y. They were living at Western in 1860,
and he had no issue by her.
7105. Anna Lord, b. 19 Oct., 1778, at Norwich, and d. 19 Nov.,
1790.
7106. Lurene, b. at Norwich.
17 Oct., 1783, She m. her father's
Peck (1814), third son of Phinehas Peck
third cousin, Gates
and Elizabeth Barstow (434) of Franklin. {See No. 1814.)
VI. Jonathan Eudd (2601), born at Norwicli, Conn.,

20 May, 1756, second son of Samuel Rndd (640) and
Lurene Fitch, was a great grandson of Mary Tost (18)
of the third generation. He m. 25 June, 1778, his third
cousin, Mary Huntington (2542), b. 12 Sept., 1758, second
daughter of Barnabas Huntington (604) and Anne Wright
of E'orwicli. They settled at iSTorwich. He died; and
she d. about 1851, in the 94th year of her age.
Their rh ildren icere :
7107. John Churchill, b. 24 May, 1779, at Norwich. He fitted for

college, but did not succeed in obtaining a liberal education
:

He commenced teaching at Shelter island, and afterwards
continued it in New York. lie m. 22 Jan., 1803, Phebe
Eliza Bennet, daughter of Edward Bennet and Anne, his
wife, of Shrewsbury, N. J. He studied theology, and be-
came an Episcopal clergyman in 1805. In 1806 he became
rector of St. John's church at Elizabethtown, N. J. He
afterwards received the honorary degree of doctor of divinity
at the university of Pennsylvania. In 1826 he removed to
Auburn, N. Y., and was principal of an academy, and edited
and published The Gospel Messenger. About 1835 he re-
moved to Utica, N. Y., where he.d. 15 Nov., 1848. She
was living in 1858. For a very interesting biographical
sketch of him see 5 Sprayue's Ann., 501.
7108. Ricardo, b. 19 March, 1781, at Norwich. He m. 28 Feb.,
1805, Lydia Ladd of Franklin. He went to sea and was not
afterwards heard of by his relatives, and is supposed to be
dead. They had one daughter.
7109. Charles, b. 10 Feb., 1784, at Norwich. He went to Hudson,
N. Y., where he was engaged in the book and stationery
business, and where he married and died. He had two
children :
1. Edward Huntington, who was living at Kenosha, Wis.,

in 1860.
2. Mary, who m. Matthews, and was living at Buffalo
in 1860.
VI. Eebecca Kudd (2604), born at Norwich, Conu., 10

Aug., 1767, second daughter of Jonathan Rudd (641) and
Talitha Ormsby, was a great granddaughter of Mary Post
(18) of the third generation. She m. 25 Aug., 1790,
Othniel Gager, b. 25 Aug., 1769, at Norwich, second son
•of John Gager and Lydia Avery [see No. 1634). He was
a farmer, and they settled at Franklin, where he d. 18
April, 1841, and she d. 30 March, 1857, at the advanced
age of 90 years.
Their children were
7110. Othniel, b. 11 Jan., 1794, at Franklin. He m. 12 Oct.,
1820, Freelove Ayer, b. 12 Jan., 1798, at Franklin, daugh-
ter of Bailey Ayer and Sabra Bailey of Franklin. They
settled at Norwich, where she d. 17 Dec, 1825. He had
by her three children :
1. Rebecca Rudd, b. 15 April, 1822, at Norwich, d. 8

Feb., 1839, unm.
2. Oliver Ayer, b. 19 Dec, 1824, m. Mary Willard of
Fall River, and in 1858 they were s. p.
3. John, b. 4 Dec, 1825, and d. 29 March 1826, at Norwich.
He then m. 28 Jan., 1827, his mother's fourth cousin,
Elizabeth Backus (1769), b. 10 Nov., 1801, at Bozrah,
youngest daughter of Oliver Backus and Dice Hyde (424)

of Bozrah. They were living at Norwich in 1861, where he
was town clerk and city clerk, and had been for many years,
and was also city treasurer. He had by her two other
children :
4. Freelove EUza^ b. 5 Dec, 1827, m. Samuel Hyde John-

son, second son of her fourth cousin, Capt. Oliver Johnson
(3732) and his first wife, Abigail Knight Hyde (4896) of
Franklin.
5. Rebecca Rudd, b. 7 Dec, 1839, at Norwich; living
7110a. Rebecca, b. 20 June, 1791, at Franklin, and d. 9 May, 1795.
SEVENTH GENERATION.
YTE. Ehoda Hyde (2697), born at Lebanon, Conn., 4
Feb., 1785, second daughter of Oliver Cromwell Hyde
(682) and Mary Lee of Lebanon, was a great great grand-
daughter of iSamuel Hyde (4) of the third generation.
She m. 20 Oct., 1805, Philetus Newcomb, b. 29 Aug.,
1784, at Sunderland, Vt., son of Dr. Calvin Newcomb and
Eunice Lee. He was a cabinet-maker. They settled at
Trenton, N. Y., where she d. 28 Dec, 1837.
His only child hi/ her toas :
7111. Mary Anne, 28 May, 1808, at Trenton, m. 15 Oct., 1839,

b.
Oliver Barker, aud they were living at Geddes, N. Y., in
1862, 5. p.
Philetus Kewcomb afterwards married a second time,

and in 1863 was living at Trenton, ]^. Y.
Vn. Dr. Daniel Hutchinson (2713) born at Lebanon,'

Conn., 22 Nov., 1767, eldest son of Elisha Hutchinson
and Eunice Hyde (684) of Lebanon, was a great great
grandson of Samuel Hyde (4) of the third generation.
He m. 20 Oct., 1787, Susannah Throop, b."l2 March,
1768. He was a physician, and they settled at Lebanon,
where he d. 11 Oct., 1827. She d. 30 Oct., 1857, at Guil-
ford, Conn., and was buried at Lebanon.
7112. Joseph, Aug., 1788, at Lebanon. He m. Sarah Max-

b. 1
well of Lebanon.
7118. Erastus, b. 5 Dec, 1790, at Lebanon. He m. 21 Dec, 1815,
Nancy Loomis, b. about 1792 at Lebanon. They settled at
Lebanon, where he was a captain of militia, aud where she
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1127
cl. U July, 1836, and he d. 4 Aug., 1S43. They had eight
children, born at Lebanon :
1. Austin Looviis, b. 20 April, 1818, m. 15 Oct., 1840,

Lydia B. Fish, of Lebanon, where he d. 19 Feb., 1851.
2. m-nri/, b. 11 April, 1820, d. 4 Feb., 1837.
3 Hiram T., b. 18 Oct., 1821, living in California in
1859, unm.
4. James i/., b. 4 March, 1823, who was living in Califor-
nia in 1859, unm.
5. Julia, b. 4 Nov., 1824, m. 10 Jan., 1847, Edwin M.
Knight of West Hartford, who d. about 1856, and she was
living at Lebanon in 1859.
6. Andrew J., b. 10 Dec, 1826, living in California in
1859, unm.
7. Daniel, b. 24 Aug., 1828, living in California in 1859,
unm.
8. 3far)/, b. April, 1834, living at Lebanon 1859, unm.
7114. John, b. 28 Oct., 1792, at Lebanon. He m. Harriet Martin.
7115. Elisha, b. 12 Feb., 1800, at Lebanon. He m. 23 Sept., 1826,
his second cousin Marietta Bailey (7159), b. 1 June, 1803,
at Lebanon, third daughter of Col. Roger Bailey and Cyn-
thia Buel (2723). He was a physician, and they settled at
Lebanon, removed to Guilford, and were living at Buffalo,
N. Y., in 1859. They had four children, the two first born
at Lebanon and the two last at Gruilford.
1. Marietta Foote, b. 21 Dec, 1828.
2. Samuel Dexter, b. 20 Oct., 1832, d. 30 Sept., 1833.
3. ^\'iniam Henry, b. 4 Jan., 1838.
4. Sarah Elizahetli, b. 28 Jan., 1840, d. 1 Oct., 1840.
7116. Daniel, b. 20 July, 1806, at Lebanon. He m. Selinda Sea-
mans of Amherst, N. Y., and d. 21 March, 1853, at Black
Rock, N. Y.
7117. Eunice, b. 10 June, 1795, at Lebanon. She m. 4 Dec, 1828,
Dr. Anson Foote, b. 5 July, 1783, at Branford, Conn., only
son of Heli Foote of Deerfield, N. Y., by his first wife, the
widow Silence (Frisbie) Harrison. He was a physician, and
practised his profession at Lowville, N. Y., and afterwards at
Guilford, Conn., where he d. 2 May, 1841. She was his
second wife, and he had by her one child :
Susanna Throoj), b. 13 Sept., 1830, at Guilford.

His first wife, to whom he was m. 1 Jan., 1807, was Cla-
rissa Gould, b. 1 Feb., 1787, at New Marlborough, N. H.,
and d. 9 Feb., 1826, at Guilford. He had by her five child-
ren Erasmus Darwin; Justin; Clarissa; Emeline ; and
:
Daniel ; who were not of the Hyde blood.
Vn. Eunice Hutchinson (2716), born at Leljanon, Conn.,

24 Oct., 1771, eldest daughter of Elisha Hutchinson and
Eunice Hyde (684) of Lebanon, was a great great grands
::
]^228 RYDE GENEALOGY.
daughter of Samnel Hj^de (4) of the third generation. She

m. 3 Feb., 1790, Deacon John Hajward, b. about 1767.
They settled at Lebanon, where he was a deacon of the
church, and where she d. 16 April, 1815. He d. 14 Sept.,
1826, at Lebanon.
7118. Caleb, b. 29 Dec, 1792, at Lebanon, where he d. 18 April,
1849, at the age of 56.
7119. Elisha, b. 29 Nov., 1794, at Lebanon, d. 9 Feb., 1795.
7120. John, b. 27 June, 1806, at Lebanon. He m. 26 March, 1820,
Maria Weedon of Lebanon, where he d. 24 Dec, 1831.
7121. Elisha 2d, b. 22 May, 1802, at Lebanon.
7122. Joseph, b. 4 Aug., 1804, at Lebanon.
7123. Samuel, b. 27 July, 1806, at Lebanon,
7124. Charles, b. 28 April, 1808, at Lebanon.
7125. Nelson, b. 1 July, 1810, at Lebanon.
7126. Hutchinson, b. 30 July, 1812, at Lebanon.
7127. Ruth, b. 23 June, 1791, at Norwich, Vt.
7128. Elizabeth, b. 15 Feb., 1796, at Lebanon. She m. 21 Jan.,
1821, John L Travis.
7129. Mary, b. 11 April, 1798, at Lebanon. She probably m. 13
Sept., 1818, Charles Gardner of Lebanon.
7130. Eunice, b. 30 July, 1812, at Lebanon (twin), d. 9 Sept., 1826.
Yn. Abel Buel (2718), born at Lebanon, Conn., 9

March, 1772, eldest son of Capt. Josiah Buel and Lucretia
Hyde (686) of Lebanon, was a great great grandson of Sam-
uel Hyde (4) of the third generation. He"m. 1 Nov., 1792,
Wealthy Bailey, b. 27 Jan., 1773, at Lebanon, daughter of
James Bailey and Lucy Gay. They settled at Lebanon,
where they had six children recorded to them.
Those children were
7131. Horatio, b. 4 May, 1797, at Lebanon.
7132. Abel,^). 25 March, 1799, at Lebanon.
7133. Chester, b. 20 March, 1804, at Lebanon.
7134. Wealthy, b. 4 June, 1793, at Lebanon.
7135. Louisa, b. 27 April, 1795, at Lebanon.
7136. Harriet, b. 29 July, 1801, at Lebanon.
Vn. James Buel (2719), born at Lebanon, Conn., 4

Sept., 1774, second son of Capt. Josiah Buel and Lucretia
Hyde (686) of Lebanon, was a great great grandson of
Samuel Hyde (4) of the third generation. H"e m. 8 Oct.,
1797, Tryphenia Bailey, b. 6 April, 1775, at Lebanon,
daughter of James Bailey and Lucy Gay. They settled
HYDE GENEALOGY,
1129
at Lebanon, Trhere she d. 13 April, 1830, and lie d. 1
May, 1830.
Their children xcere :
7137. Dillon, b. 8 April, 1796, at Lebanon.

7138. James Madison, b. 20 Marcli, 1811, at Lebanon, and lived at
Westmoreland, N. Y.
7139. Abel Bailey, b. 31 Aug., 1815, at Lebanon, and lived at
Westmoreland.
7U0. Lucretia Hyde, b. 2 Feb., 1800, at Lebanon. She m. Erastus
W. Clark, b. April, 1797, at Lebanon, eldest son of Charles
Clark and Anna Williams of Lebanon, and afterwards of
Westmoreland, X. Y. They settled at Lebanon, removed to
Duanesburgh, Oriskany, Westmoreland and Vernon, N. Y.
1. Delia Bufl, b. 9 June, 1818, at Lebanon, m. her mother's
sixth cousin, Nehemiah Fitch Metcalf, son of Charles Metcalf

(G7G0) and Mary Fitch of Otsego, N. Y. (See No. 6700.)
2. Auria Bethia, h. Nov., 1819, at Duanesburgh, m. Sept.,
1838, William Seymour; living at Kirkland, N. Y., in
1860, s.p.
3. Harriet Eliza, b. Dec, 1820, at Duanesburgh, m. Sept.,
1842, William J. Clark, son of Justin Clark, and living at
Westmoreland in 1860, and had one child, Frederick Wil-
liam, b. Dec, 1848.
4. James Madison., b. March, 1824, at Oriskany, a broker
at New York in 1860.
5- Nancy Sojjhia, h. April. 1830, at Westmoreland, d.
Feb., 1845.
6. FarJcer Balleck, h. 13 June, 1833, at Westmoreland.
7. William Eoeretf, b. March, 1838, at Vernon, a clerk
in the city of New York in 186U.
7141. Delia C, b. 8 Aug., 1802, at Lebanon, d. 18 July, 1818, at
Lebanon, unm.
7142. Nancy Hyde, b. 20 July, 1809, at Lebanon.
VII. Mabel Porter Buel (2721), born at Lebanon,

Conn., 4 Sept., 1774, eldest daughter of Capt. Josiah Buel
and Lucretia Hyde (686), was a great great granddaughter
of Samuel Hyde (4) of the third generation. She m. 28
May, 1773, Asahel Bailey, son of Samuel Bailey and Abi-
gail Gay of Lebanon. They settled at Lebanon, where
she d. 9 March, 1830. He was supposed to be liviug at
Lebanon in 1860.
7143. Asahel, Lebanon. He m. 29 Jan., 1829, Eunice Sher-

b. at
man of Lebanon, where they were living in 1859.
7144. Chauncey, b .at Lebanon, married, and died, s. p.
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:
1130 EYD-E GENEALOGY.
7145. Ansel, b. at Lebanon. He m. Cyntbia Hale. Tbey were

both dead in 1859.
7146. Mabel, b. at Lebanon. She m. Prentiss Peabody of Norwich,
who died, and she then married his brother.
7147. Sarah, b. at Lebanon. She m, 1 Henry Gay, who died at
Utica; 2 Roe; and 3 Ptogers, and died at Waterr
ford, Conn.
7148. Lucretia, b. at Lebanon. She m. Porter of Columbia,
Conn., and was dead in 1859.
7149. Adeline, b. at Lebanon, and died at New York.
Vn. Cyntuia Buel (2723), born at Lebanon, Conn., 4

June, 1777, third daughter of Capt. Josiah Buel and Lu-
cretia Hyde (686), was a great great granddaughter of
Samuel Hjde (4) of the third generation. She m. 8 Nov.,
1795, Col. Roger Bailey, b. Aug., 1776, at Lebanon, son
of Samuel Bâiley and Abigail Gay. They settled at
Lebanon, where he was a prominent citizen, and a colonel
of militia. She d. 14 Oct., 1835, at Lebanon, where he
wâs living in 1859.

7150. Abel, b. 5 Feb., 1798, at Lebanon. He was a broker at New
York, where he d. 13 Aug., 1846, unm.
7151. Samuel, b. 14 April, 1802, at Lebanon. Hem. Sarah Roberts
of Boston, and removed to Philadelphia, Pa., where they
were living in 1859, p.
.s.
7153. Archibald Gracia, b. 15 March, 1807, at Lebanon. He m.

15 March, 1832, Maria Goodwin of Lebanon, where she d.
12 Aug., 1652, s. p., and where he was living with his father
in 1859.
7154. Josiah Buel, b. 13 March, 1812, at Lebanon. He m. Hannah
Johnston of Buffalo, and was a merchant. They were liv-
ing at Clarence, N. Y., in 1859, and had two children.
7155. John Waterman Plumer, b. 11 April, 1814, at Lebanon, d.
12 Jan., 1816.
7156. Sophia Hyde, b. 19 Nov., 1809, at Lebanon. She m. 26 Dec,
1829, David S. Woodwortb, b. 12 Sept., 1807, at Lebanon,
son of Jeduthan Woodworth and Elizabeth Strong. They
were living at Lebanon in 1859, s. p.
7157. Cyntbia, b. 9 March, 1800, at Lebanon. She m. 18 Oct.,
1821, William W. Smith of Lebanon. They removed to
Buffalo, N. Y., where he died, and where she was living in
1859.
7158. Julia, b. 1796, at Lebanon, d. 10 March, 1810, at Lebanon.
7159. Marietta, b. 1 June, 1803, at Lebanon. She m. her second
cousin. Dr. f^lisha Hutchinson (7115), fourth sou of Dr.
Daniel Hutchinson (2713), and Susannah Throop. {See No.
7115.)
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1131
7160. Maria, b. 7 Feb., 1805, at Lebanon. She m. 11 Jan., 1829,
Henry Tisdale of Lebanon. They removed to Bufialo, N. Y.,
where he died, and where she was living in 1859.
VIL Daniel Hyde (2726), born at Lebanon, Conn., 11

Sept., 1782, eldest sou of Daniel Hyde (687) and Mary
Hyde (744) was a great great grandson of Samuel Hyde
(4) of the third generation. He m. 24 Oct., 1808, Clarissa
Graham, b. 27 Dec., 1786, at Sharon, Conn., third daugh-
ter of James Graham and Eunice Guthrie of Bainbridge,
]^. Y. They settled at Bainbridge, and lived there and at
Coles ville, 'N. Y., many years. They then removed to
Mentor, 0., where he d. 3 April, 1841, and where shewa3
living in 1856.
Jlieir children were:

7161. Horatio Nelson, b. 27 Nov., 1811, at Bainbridge. He m. 8
March, 1840, Susan Blair Gray, b. 28 Jan., 1820, daughter
of Andrew Gray and Sarah Harkness of Willoughby, 0.,
1. Sarah Anne, b. 9 Nov., 1840, at Willoughby.

2. Ejnma Mar)/, b. 8 May, 1848, at Mentor, 0.
7162. Norman Gershom, b. 17 Sept., 1815, at Colesville. He m.
17 Sept., 1850, Hannah S. Simmons, b. 6 June, 1829, second
daughter of Horace Simmons and Philena Ford. They were
living at McCutchinville, 0., in 1857, and had two children:
1. Ojihelia Anne, b. 16 Jan., 1852, and d. 8 Sept., 1853.
2. Ira Darnel, b. 6 April, 1856.
7163. Corydon, b. 20 July, 1818, at Colesville. He m. 26 Aug.
1841, Almira Richardson, b. 21 May, 1816, eldest daughter
of Ebenezer Richardson and Sybil Eaton of Willoughby, 0.,
where they were living in 1857, and had four children :
1. Velorous D., b. f8 July, 1842.

2. Collis Allen, b. 10 Sept., 1814.
3. Milo Norman, b. 21 Jan., 1847.
4. Sdward Nelson, b. 14 April, 1853.
7164. Simon Harper, b. 11 Sept., 1823, at Colesville. He m. 26
April, 1855, Mrs. Julia Anne (Singer) Snell, b. 4 March,
1831, widow of Calvin Snell and daughter of William Singer
and Margaret Duel of Painesville, 0., where they were liv-
ing in 1857. They had one child :
Albert, b. 15 April, 1856, and d. 23 Sept., 1856.

7165. Amanda M., b. 20 Oct., 1809, at Bainbridt-e. She m. 29
Jan., 1832, Collis Allen, b. 18 Aug., 1805, fourth son of Li-
nus Allen and Mabel Blakeslee of Colesville, N. Y., where
they settled, and where she d. 30 May, 1854. They had six
children, born at Colesville :
1. Collis, b. 10 Nov., 1832, d. 22 Jan., 1833.

2. Burrett, b. 21 April, 1838.

3. ColUs Blakeslee,h. 1 Nov., 1835.
4. Catherine Harper, b. 23 Jan., 1841, and d. 16 Sept.,
1844.
5. Charles, b. 24May, 1843, and d. 24 Sept., 1844.
6. Charles Nelson, b. 17 Sept., 1845.
7166. Harriet Ann, b. 26 June, 1821, at Colesville.
7167. Julia, b. 13 xVpril, 1831, at Colesville. She m. Oct., 1849,
Lucius H. Simmons, b. 16 Jan., 1825, eldest son of Horace
Simmons and Phileua Ford of Willoughby, 0., where they
settled, and removed to Mentor, O. He left her and went to
California. In Sept., 1856, she obtained a divorce for willful
desertion, &c. She had by him two children :
1. LUly,14 April, 1851, at Willoughby,

b.
2. Chauncry Hyde, b. 20 Aug., 1853, at Mentor.
She then m. 16 Dec, 1856, Frederick Andrews, b. 30
March, 1824, eldest son of Nathaniel Andrews and Matilda
Dunham of Mentor, where they were living in 1857.
YII. Major Edward L. Hyde (2727), born at Lebanon,

Conn., 21 Jan., 1795, second sou of Daniel Hyde (687) and
Mary Hyde (744), was a great great grandson of Samuel
Hyde (4) of the third generation. He m. 17 Feb., 1818,
Lydia Nichols, b. 25 July, 1795, daughter of Samuel
Nichols and Dorothy Blodget of Bainbridge, N. Y. They
settled at Bainbridge, where he was a justice of the peace
for ten years. In 1839 they removed to Southport, and in
1858 they were living at Masonville, N. Y.
Their children loere:
7168. Zelotes Emery, b. 26 Feb., 1833, at Bainbridge, d. 9 April,
1833.
7169. Olive Lucretia, b. 28 Jan., 1819, at Bainbridge. She d. 13
May, 1839, unm.
7170. Mary Angelia, b. 12 Feb., 1821, at Bainbridge. She m. 7
Nov., 1839, George Wicks, a farmer of Bainbridge. In
1844, they removed to Salem, Wis., where she d., 4 April,
1857. They had three children :
1. Albert 31, b. 21 May, 1841.

2. Monroe Edioards, b. 23 Jan., 1849.
3. William Hyde, b. 17 June, 1851, d. June, 1854.
7171. Dorothy Adelia, b. 29 May, 1823, at Bainbridge. She m. 31
Dec, 1840, Rev. Lewis Scofield llobinson. He was a Bap-
tist clergyman, and they settled at Masonville, N. Y. They
were living at Harrison Valley, Pa., in 1858, and had four
children :
1. Sarali Adelaide. 2. Edward Hyde.

3 and 4. Two, who died in infancy.
7172. Lorretta Ophelia, b. 4 Dec, 1825, at Bainbridge. She m. 1
:

Oct., 1845,Harlow Bunda, b. 12 May, 1810, at Delhi, N. Y.,
son of Benjamin Bunda, and llachel Peck of Masonville,
N. Y. He was a farmer, mill owner and lumberman, and
they were living at Masouville in 1858, and had three child-
ren :
1. Edward L., b. 4 July, 1847, at Masonville.

2. Herman Beers, b. 16 May, 1850.
8. Homer Nelson^ b. 23 July, 1856, at Masonville.
7173. Emely Augusta, b. 28 May, 1828, at Bainbridge. She m. 19
Sept., 1847, Alanson Doty Davis, a farmer of Kenosha, Wis.
They were living at Nekama, Wis., in 1858, and had two
children :
1.George Edward, b. May, 1850.

2. Chauncey Hyde, b. June, 1856.
7174. Sarah Lodoska, b. 19 July, 1830, at' Bainbridge, d. 7 June,
1832.
7175. Sophia Adelaide, b. 4 Sept., 1834, at Bainbridge. She m. 14
Jan., 1857, Thomas Lenerson Leonard, b. 5 May, 1828, at
Guilford, N. Y., only son of Peletiah Leonard and Hannah
Lucretia IngersoU. He was a miller, and they were living
at the White Stone Mills, Norwich, N. Y., in 1858.
VII. Chauncey Goodrich Hyde (2728), born at Middle-

burgh, N. Y., 15 I'eb., 1799, third son of Daniel Hyde
(687) and Mary Hyde (744), was a great great grandson of
Samuel Hyde (4) of the third generation. He m. Sept.,
1822, Lucretia E"evvton of Bainbridge, N. Y,, daughter of
Amasa Newton and Jemima Mchols. They settled at
Eainbridge, where he d. 23 jSTov., 1851, and where she was
probably living in 1858.
7176. Walter Newton, b. April, 1823, at Bainbridge, d. June, 1825.

7177. William, b. 1826, at Bainbridge, d. Nov., 1841.
7178. Albert Chauncey, b. 1828, at Bainbridge. He m. Jan., 1855,
Sarah Pratt, daughter of Stephen Pratt and Anna Peck of
Bainbridge, where they settled, and where she d. 1-i'eb.,
1856, s. p.
YH. Elijah Hyde (2729), born at Claverack, Y., 30 K

March, 1801, fourth son of Daniel Hyde (687) and Mary
Hyde (744), was a great great grandson ol Samuel Hyde
(4) of the third generation. He m. Oct., 1829, Jemima
Newton, daughter of Amasa Newton and Jemima Nichols
of Bainbridge, where they settled, and where she d. 2
July, 1836.
His children hy her ivrre
7179. Augustus, b. 18 Oct., 1830, at Bainbridge.

: :
1134 EYBE GENEALOGY.
7180. Daniel Atwood, b. May, 1832, at Bain bridge.

7181. Jemima, b. 7 3Iaj, 1834, at Bainbridge.
He then m. Feb., 1837, Harriet Chase, daughter of

James Chase aud Anna Strong of Bainbridge. They
were living at Bainbridge in 1856.
His children hy her icere
7182. William Elijah, b. 1843 at Bainbridge.

7183. Chauncey Goodrich, b. 1845 at Bainbridge.
7184. Azuba Lodoska, b. June, 1840, at Bainbridge. ^
7185. Harriet Zerviah, b. July, 1850, at Bainbridge..

7185a. Anne Adelaide, b. Aug., 1853, at Bainbridge.
YH. Zerviah Hyde (2731), born at Lebanon, Conn., 24

Aug., 1784, second daughter of Daniel Hyde (687) and
Mary Hyde (744), was a great great granddaughter of
Samuel H^^de (4) of the third generation. She m. Earl
Martin of Middleburgh, N. Y., and about 1810 removed
to Brantford, C. W., where he died. She d. 31 Jan.,
1858, at Blenheim, C. W.
7186. Walter, m. Atine E. Dakins, and settled at Blenheim, W., C

and had seven children :
1. Abraham D. 2. Alfred W. 3. Zerviah H.

4. EUzaheth E. 5. Lycurgus. 6. Chester T.
7. Jirah L.
7187. Elam, m. Jane Lester of Blenheim, where they settled and
1. Barcklay. 2. Elam. 3. Murray.

7188. Daniel, m. Charlotte Burns of Blenheim, where they settled
1. Edioin E. 2. Charles D.
7189. Joseph, m. Mary Tew of Brantford, C. W., and had three

children :
1. Ada. 2. Arthur T. 3. Mimiie.

7190. Amanda Malvina, m. Hiram Graham, and settled at Plain-
field, 111.
7191. Mary, m. Dow D. Burns of Burford, C. W., and had four
children
1. Marian R. 2. Denton E. 3. Doio. 4. Walter.
Vn. Mary Hyde Lebanon, Conn., 26

(2733), "born at
June, 1788, fourth daughter of Daniel Hyde (687) and
Mary Hyde (744), was a great great granddaughter of
Samuel Hyde (4) of the third generation. She m. Oct.,
: :
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1135
1809, Leighton Joice. They settlecl at Middleburgh,
N. Y., and removed to Windham, JST. Y., and in 1855 to
Brooklyn, K. Y., and in 1857 to Minnesota.

7192. Rodman Lewis, was a lawyer. He m. 1 Wilson, daugh-
ter ofJudge John Q. Wilson of Albany, who died s. ]).
He then
ra. Caroline Cowles, and removed to Baltimore,
Md. They had a daughter, Caroline.
7193. Harriet, ui. Howland Macombre, and probably lived at Wind-
ham Centre, N. Y. They had four children
1. IValter. 2. Augustus. 3. Rodman. 4. Mary E.
Vn. Cynthia Hyde (2735), born at Lebanon, Conn., 4

Dec., 1792, sixth daughter of Daniel Hyde (687) and Mary
Hyde (744), was a great great granddaughter of Samuel
Hyde (4) of the tliird o;eneration. She m. 16 March,
1818, Dr. Archibald Welch, b. 13 March, 1794, at Mans-
field, Conn., youngest son of Rev. Moses Cook "Welch,
D. D., of Mausfield, Conn., by his second wife, Clarissa
Ashley, and grandson of Rev. Daniel Welch and Martha
Cook of Mansfield {see 2 Sjyrague's Ann., 234), and great
grandson of Rev. Jonathan Ashley of Deei-field, Mass.
He attended two courses of medical lectures at Yale col-
lege, and was licensed to practice as a physician in Sept.,
1816, and practiced sixteen years in his native town. In
Dec, 1832, they removed to Wethersfield, Conn., where
he was a successful practitioner for the next sixteen years,
and during ten years of that time he had the charge of
the medical department of the Connecticut state prison.
In 1836 he received the honorary degree of doctor of
medicine, at Yale. In 1848 they removed to Hartford,
Conn., where he continued in the practice of his profes-
sion until his death, 6 May, 1853.
Dr. Welch was a member of the legislature, and occu-
pied the situations of secretary, vice-president, and presi-
dent of the state medical society, and was highly esteemed
by all who knew him, as an amiable, correct, and skillful
Christian physician and gentleman.
He was very hospitable, and enjoyed the company of
his friends at his own fireside and around his own table.
Very many of these will alwaj's remember the cheerful
welcome they received at his door, and the gratification
the}^ imparted as well as enjoyed at his house. His con-
versation was pleasant and lively —
often humorous, and
not unfrequently sparkling with delicate wit. No dogma-:
1136 RYTf-E GENEALOGY.
tisra, or spirit of controversy, marred the pleasure of his

society; and unless with very intimate friends, he politely
deferred to others, when differing in opinion from them.
In his friendships he was strongly attracted by a largeness
of heart, generous affections, and originality of thought.
His friends were very numerous and this could hardly
;
be otherwise with one so kind, and so disposed to social

and friendly intercourse.
His disposition was naturally quick but by self-culture
;
had been subdued to almost unvarjang evenness and

sweetness. He had extraordinary control over all the pro-
pensities of his nature. —
In the great study of life in
the due regulation of the passions and affections of our
nature — he had made great advances.
Dr. Welch had an exceedingly nice and accurate sense
of justice and right, but his placable disposition inclined
him towards the merciful, rather than the stern and that
severity of justice which is untempered by compassion.
Truthfulness was also, as has been indicated, one of the
most prominent elements of his character, and gave an
individuality to all his thoughts and feelings and actions.
His demeanor was modest in deference to others and in
a becoming discharge of manifest duty. He was wholly
free from straining after effect, and from all species of
acting. Nothing was farther from his character than pre-
tension of any sort. He had great simplicity and natural-
ness of conduct, and was repelled by any affectation in
others.
He had an earnest belief in w^hatever opinion he. held,
and in general quite as earnest conviction of the erroneous
character of opposite views. It is not surprising, there-
fore, that such a mind should make less account than is
sometimes necessary, of the force of constitutional or
educational bias in the formation of intellectual views.
It was his disposition to judge of the correctness of a
proposition b}^ its moral bearings. Hence questions of
propriety, or policy, or expediency, had to pass a double
scrutiny before they were approved by him. It is not
strange, therefore, that he should pronounce severe judg-
ments upon those who seemed to disregard the moird bear-
ings of a question, in accepting the cold deductions of
logic.
In early manhood he came to a decision which placed
him in antagonism, not oidy with the general sentiment
and practice of the people with whom he lived, but with
the uniform custom of his fellow physicians. When he
commenced the practice of medicine in 1816, he resolved
never to take, at the houses of any of his patients, a drop
of anj'thing which could intoxicate. lie was among the
first, if not the first man in his own town, that practiced
"total abstinence," and the first to come out openly in
the cause of temperance. The first public lecture on this
subject, in Mansfield, was delivered at his instigation.
Among the last labors of his pen v/ere found notes for a
lecture on temperance, which he had been requested to
deliver in his native town. His interest in this subject
never abated and when the idea was broached of rooting
;
out the traffic in intoxicating liquors on the principle that

it is a nuisance, and, like all nuisances, a proper subject for
legal prohibition, lie at once accepted the proposition, and
entered heartily into such measures as were intended to
secure this prohibition in his native state.
Dr. Welch was well informed in national and state
affairs, and was well acquainted with the leading views of
the different political parties. His preferences were for
the most part in favor of the principles of the whigs but ;
in deciding the merits of a question he was more careful

to decide upon its moral bearings than its relations to
party. •
Dr. Welch united with the Congregational church in

Wethersfield in 1841. His hopeful conversion took place
several years before this, but he dela^-ed his public pro-
fession of rehgion from a distrust of himself. Ever after
his father's decease he had family worship daily in his
household. He was little disposed to speak of his own
religious experience, but the principles of Christianity lay
deep in the groundwork of his character, and found ex-
pression in his daily life and habits. They were recog-
nized in his business transactions no less than in his family
government. There was no demoralizing difference be-
tween his professions and his conduct in dealing with
men.
He was killed in the railroad cars, on his return from
a meeting of the American medical association at lêw
York, by the shocking disaster which destroyed the lives
of about fifty persons (many of them eminent physicians)
at the draw bridge upon the railroad at ^N'orwalk in 1853.
She survived him, and was living at Hartford in 1857.
Theii' children were :
7194. Henry Kirk White, b. 1 Jan., 1821, at Mansfield. He

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HYDE GENEALOGY.
graduated at Yale 1842, and was a lawyer. He m. 24 March,

1852, Louisa Goodrich, b. 26 March, 1832, at New Haven,
youngest daughter of Prof. Chauncey x\llen Goodrich, D. D.,
of Yale college, and Julia Webster, and granddaughter of
Hon. Elizur Goodrich and Anne Willard Allen of New
Haven, and also granddaughter of Noah Webster, LL. D.
She d. 2 Dec., 1855, s. p., and he was living at Hartford in
1857.
7195. Moses Cook, b. 31 July, 1827, at Mansfield. He graduated
at Yale 1850, and was in Kansas territory in 1856, unm.
7196. Archibald Hyde, b. 7 June, 1829, at Mansfield. He was a
"^
merchant at Hartford in 1856, unm.
7197. Mary Throop, b. 3 Feb., 1819, at Mansfield. Shed. 10 Aug.,
1850, at Hartford, unm., beloved and lamented by all who
knew her.
7198. Clarissa Ashley, b. 3 April, 1825, at Mansfield; living with
her mother at Hartford in 1857, unm.
VII. Capt. "Walter Lester (2747), born at lôrwich,

Conn., 29 March, 1782, eldest son of Capt. Jesse Lester
of Norwich and Sarah Hyde (690), was a great great
grandson of Samuel Hyde (4) of the third generation.
He m. 24 Dec, 1809, Mary Ann Carpenter, b. 14 June,
1785, daughter of Joseph Carpenter and Anne Fitch of
Korwich. He was a ship master, and for many years
sailed from Norwich, where they settled, and where she d.
11 Oct., 1839.
7199. Walter Robert, b. 19 Nov., 1811, at Norwich. He d. 14
Oct., 1831, unm.
7200. Joseph Carpenter, b. 27 Feb., 1815, at Norwich, d. 20 Sept.,
1824.
7201. Mary Ann, b. 5 Oct., 1810, at Norwich. She m. 11 Oct.,
1826, Charles Johnson, son of John Johnson of Jewett City.
They settled at Norwich, where she d. 11 Oct., 1839. He
had by her one child
3Iarj/ Ann, b. 2 Oct., 1839.
After the death of his first wife, Charles Johnson
married again.
7202. Sarah Eliza, b. 3 March, 1813, at Norwich, and d. 10 Sept.,
1824.
7203. Louisa, b. 16 Jan., 1817, at Norwich. She m. 4 Sept., 1850,
Joseph H. Holm, b. 11 Aug., 1818, at Cofenhagen, Den-
mark, son of Peter Holm of Sconen, Sweden. They were
living at Norwich in 1857, s. p.
7204. Harriet, b. 20 June, 1819, at Norwich; d. 26 Sept., 1824.
7205. Anne, b. 27 Sept., 1821, at Norwich, died in infancy,
:
HYDE GENEALOQY.
1139
7206. Anne 2cl, ^ b. 19 March, 1824, C d. 30 April. 1829.
7207. Elizabeth "W., V at Norwich, -| living at Norwich in
J (^ 1857, unm.
7208. Sarah Eliza, b. 11 Dec, 1826, at Norwich, where she was liv-
ing in 1857, unm.
Capt. Walter Lestei* then m. 28 March, 1833, Mary

Elizabeth Carpenter, b. 12 Oct., 1797, daughter of Gard-
ner Carpenter and Marj^ Huntington of aSTorwich. He d.
1856 at Norwich, where she was living in 1857.
Hit; children hy her were
7209. Harriet Peck, b. 25 July, 1837, at Norwich, where she was
7210. Mary Ann, b. 14 Jan., 1844, at Norwich.
Vll. RoswELL A. G. Hyde (2755), born at Westmore-

land, N, Y., 8 Dec, 1798, second son of Simon Hyde (691)
and Pamelia Vaughan, was a great great grandson of
Samuel Hyde (4) of the third generation. He m. 20 Sept.,
1820, Mary Bartram, b. 20 Sept., 1800, at Fairfield, Conn.,
daughter of Capt. Ebenezer Bartram. He was a black-
smith, and afterwards a farmer. They lived at Paris, N. Y.,
where he was lieutenant of a rifle company. They re-
moved to Genesee county, and in 1857, they were living at
East Aurora, N. Y.
Their children toere :
7211. Zerotus Dan, b. 15 March, 1823;d. 16 Auo-., 1825.

7212. Zerotus Dan 2d, b. 11 Dec, 1827, unm. inl857.
7213. Mary Gold Jennings, b. 3 Sept., 1821, m. 16 Feb., 1843,
Lewis H. Delano of Darien, N. Y., b. 7 Dec, 1819, and had
three children :
1. Ellen B., b. 23 Jan., 1844.

2. mnry B., b. 30 July, 1845.
3. Cherri/ Ili/de, h. 1847, d. 15 March, 1851.
7214. Minetta Ulrich, b. 2 Jan., 1825, d. 10 March, 1837.
7215. Anne, b. 18 Oct., 1829, d. 16 Aug., 1831.
7216. Ellen M., b. 18 June, 1831. She" m. 18 Feb., 1851, George
Mclntyre, b. Dec, 1827, son of Heman Mclntyre and Han-
nah, his wife, of Darien, N. Y., and in 1857 had two child-
ren:
1.- Eva Jane, b; 6 Feb., 1853.
2. Clara Estella, b. 7 Jan., 1855.

7217. Eliza G. J., b. 7 March, 1833, unm. in 1857.
7218. Phebe Ann, b. 31 March, 1835, d. 7 Dec, 1836.
7219. Susan P., b. 22 March, 1837, unm. in 1857.
7220. Abigail Gold, b. 24 June, 1840, died the same day.
7221. Mary Ann Gold, b. 18 Aug., 1842, died the same day.
:
VII. Julius C. Hyde (2756), bora at "Westmoreland,

N. Y., 25 May, 1801, third son of Simou Hyde (691) and
Pamelia Vaiighan, was a great great grandson of Samuel
Hyde (4) of the third generation. He m. 3 Nov., 1822,
Harriet Harris of Clinton, K
Y., b. 29 June, 1800, daugh-
ter of Joseph Harris. He was a blacksmith and a horse
farrier. They settled at Kirkland, N. Y., where he held
the office of collector. She d. 1 Jan., 1851, at Clinton,
N. Y., and he was living at Rockford, 111., in 1857.
7222. Oliver Perry, b. 11 Nov., 1826. He m. 1 Jan., 1852, Har-

riet Langdon' b. 6 Jan., 1832, at New Haven, Conn. He
was a boot and shoe maker, and they were living at Rock-
ford, 111., in 1857, and had three children :
1. Flora Evaline, b. 1 July, 1854.

2. Mary Louisa, b. 15 Dec, 1855.
3.A son, b. 28 March, 1857, at Rockford, whose name I
have not ascertained.
7223. Charles Webster, b. 17 Jan., 1831. He m. 3 July, 1856,
Amelia F. McCausland. He was a blacksmith, and they
were living at Pecatonica, 111., in 1857.
7224. Pamelia Anne, b. 3 Oct., 1823. She m. 1 Jan., 1846, Ches-
ter L. Ensworth, son of Col. Lewis W. Ensworth of New
Hartford, N. Y. He was a farmer, and they settled at Kirk-
land, and removed to New Hartford, and in 1857 had two
children :
1. Julius F., b. 15 July, 1848, and d. 13 Jan., 1854.

2. Harriet Evaline, b. 5 Oct., 1851.
7225. Hellen Margaretta, b. 29 Sept., 1828. She m. 29 Feb., 1849,
Prescott Lawrence, son of Joseph Lawrence of Butternuts,
N. Y. He was a gunsmith, and they settled at Norwich,
N. Y., and in 1857 had three children
1. Charles Roselle, b. 9 Jan., 1850.
2. Francis Eugene, b. 7 Feb., 1853, d. 14 June, 1855.
3. Gertrude Isabel, b. 6 March, 1855.
7226. Sarah Jane, b. 26 June, 1833, unm. in 1857.
7227. Evaline M., b. 6 June, 1837, unm. in 1857.
Vn. Anne Hyde (2757), born at Westmoreland, I^. Y.,

14 Nov., 1791, eldest daughter of Simon Hyde (691) and
Pamelia Yaughan, was a great great granddaughter of
Samuel Hyde (4) of the third generation. She m. 12 Jan.,
1815, Barnabas Little, b. 23 "March, 1788, at Colchester,
Conn., son of Justin Little and Violetta Clark. He was a
farmer, and they settled at Paris, jS". Y.. and in Nov.,
1819, they removed to Liberty, Va., where he d. 11
March, 1852, and where she was living in 1857.
HYDE GENEyVLOGY. 1141
Their children %cere
7228. Justin, b. 7 Oct., 1816, at Paris. He m. 2 July, 1839, Anne

W. Butterworth, b. 3 Feb., 1822, daughter of Isaac Butter-
worth and Nancy Callahan, of Campbell county, Va. He was
a house painter, and d. 25 March, 1852, at Liberty, Va.,
1. llenrij, b. 26 Nov., 1843.

2. Adelia, b. 12 Sept., 1845.
7229. Violetta, b. 18 March, 1818, at Paris. She m. 19 Jan., 1837,
Jordan Gibbs, of Bedford county, Va., where they were liv-
ing in 1857, and had six children :
1. Sarah A., b. 21 Dec, 1840.

2. Theodosla S., b. 19 June, 1843.
3. WiUiam B., b. 20 July, 1845.
4. Eoswell A., b. 9 Aug." 1848.
5. ffenr^ £., 3 Sept., 1851.
6. Justin A., b. 24 Jan., 1857.
Vn. Sarah Hyde (2758), born at Westmoreland, N.Y.,

6 June, 1793, second daughter of Simon Hyde (691) and
Pamelia Vaughan, was a great great granddaughter of
Samuel Hyde (4) of the third generation. She m. 6 June,
1809, Asa Churchill, b. 27 May, 1785. He was a farmer,
and they were living at Alexander, N. Y., in 1857.
Their children ivere:
7230. Charles Hyde, b.' 28 April, 1814. He married, as I am in-
formed, but Thave not ascertained to whom.
7231. Cutler L., b. 15 May 1818, d. unm.
7232. Asa Dan, b. 1 Jan., 1825. He married, as I am informed,
but I do not know to whom.
7233. Eunice, b. 24 Feb., 1812. She married, as I am informed,
but I have not learned to whom.
7234. Pamelia, b. 24 June, 1816. She married, as I am informed,
but I do not know to whom.
7235. Sarah Anne, b. 26 July, 1820,. She married, as I am inform-
ed, but I have not learned the name of her husband.
7236. Mary Elizabeth, b. 3 Sept., •1828. She married, as I am in-
formed, but I do not know to whom.
7237. Tryphosa, b. 7 Feb., 1832. She married, as I am informed,
but I have not ascertained the name of her husband.
vn. Adelta Hyde (2759), born at Westmoreland, N". Y,

31 March, 1795, third daughter of Simon Hyde (691) and
Pamelia Vaughan, was a great great granddaughter of
Samuel Hyde (4) of the third generation. She m. 17
Dec, 1816, Charles Wilcox, b. 2 Feb., 1791, son of Capt.
Charles Wilcox, of Whitestown, N. Y. He was a mason
:
1X42 HYDE GENEALOGY.
and a master-builder. They settled at Manchester, IST. Y.,

Where she d. 20 April, 1832. He d. 10 Oct., 1853, at New
Hartford, N. Y.

7238. Jerome B., b. 14 May, 1824, at Manchester. He m. 4 Sept.,
1849, Susan M. Shepherd, eldest daughter of Horace Shep-
herd and Nancy, his wife, of Aêw Hartford, N. Y., where
they settled, and where he d. 11 April, 1852, s. p.
7239.'' Abigail A., b. 25 July, 1817, at Manchester. She m. 14
'
OcL, 1834, Hosea Powell, b. 30 July, 1812, at Utica, son of
Philo Powell and Lydia Sailes. They settled at Vernon, and
in 1837 removed to Amsterdam, N. Y., where they were liv-
ing in 1857. They had four children :
1. Adelia, b. 19 June, 1836, at Westmoreland, and d. 7

Jan., 1839.
2. A7m Genette, b. 2 Oct., 1837, d. 14 Aug., 1838, at Am-
sterdam.
3. Charles W., b. 4 April, 1841, at Amsterdam, d. 7 June,
1842.
4. Marcus B., b. 19 Dec, 1845, d. 1 Nov., 1847.
7240. Frances L., b. 20 Feb., 1820, at Manchester. She m. 30
May, 1839, William Munson, a carpenter and joiner of Am-
sterdam, and they were living at Oneida Castle, N. Y., iu
1857, S.J).
7241. Ann Genette, b. 11 June, 1822, at Manchester. She m. 7
Oct., 1840, Gold Benedict of Cohoes. He was a graduate
of Hamilton college, and was a merchant. They lived at
Amsterdam, and removed to Clinton, N. Y., where she d. 21
May, 1847. He was living at Babcock's Hill, N. Y., in 1857.
1. Charles W., b. 12 July, 1845.

2. Helen L., h. 2 April. 1847;
7242. Almira Jane, b. 19 April, 1826, at York Mills. She m. 16
Sept., 1847, William Lawrence of Amsterdam, N. Y. He
was a glove manufacturer, and they were living at Broadal-
biu, N. Y., in 1857, and had one child :
Ida K, b. 24 Dec, 1848.

7243. Louisa M,, b. 3 March, 1828, at Manchester, and d. 17
March, 1828.
7244. Mary E., b. 3 March, 1830, at Manchester. She was living
at Amsterdam in 1857, unm.
VII. Tryal Jane Hyde (2761), born at Westmoreland,

N. Y., 5 June, 1807, iifth daughter of Simon Hyde (691)
and Pamelia Vaughan, was a great great granddaughter
of Samuel Hyde (4) of the third geiieratiou. She m. 1
Jan., 1828, Myron Gage of Alexander, IST. Y. He was a
:
HYDE GENEALOGr. 1143

millwriglit, and they were living at Plymonth iu 1857.
They lost two children, who died" in childhood.
Their other children were :
7245. Jerome B., b. 14 Oct., 1832.

7246. Norman Hyde, b. 6 March, 1837.
7247. AmeHa J., b. 2 June, 1830.
7248. Elvira C, b. 21 March, 1835.
VIL Ira G. Hyde (2764), born at Hamilton, :N'. Y., 14

Feb., 1802, third son of David Abel Hyde (693) and Mar-
garet Bnrt, was a great great grandson of Samuel Hyde
(4) of the third 2:eneration. He'm. 7 Aug., 1823, Hannah
Eldredge, b. 6 Dec, 1809, eldest daughter of Samuel El-
dredge of Pitcher, IS'. Y., by his first wife, Mary Oaks.
They settled at Dryden, N. Y., and removed to Eilicotts-
ville, N. Y., where they were living in 1856.
Their children were

7249. Reuben A., b. 5 May, 1824, at Pitcher. He m. 14 June,
1848, Cordelia Rust of Ellicottsville, where they were living
in 1856, and had one child:
Ed>/or iVertilto, b. 17 March, 1849.
7250. Ira Clark, b. 29 July, 1828, at Dryden. He m. June, 1852,
Lucy Rose, daughter of Hinsdale Rose of Pitcher, N. Y.,
7251. Joanna, b. 1 June, 1826, at Dryden. She m. 3 Oct., 1848,
Amasa Williams, son of Charles Williams of Ellicottsville,
N. Y., where they were living in 1856, and had three
children :
1. George C, b. 10 Nov., 1849.

2. Ci/nthia A., b. 19 Nov., 1851.
3. J/rt/7/ Hannah, b. 13 May, 1855.
7252. Cynthia Amanda, b. 21 March, 1831, at Dryden; living with
her parents in 1856, unm.
7253. Melissa, b. 16 Jan., 1834, at Groton. She was unm., in 1856.
7254. Cornelia, b. 13 June, 1836, at Ellicottsville; unm., in 1856.
Vn. Henry D. Hyde (2765), born at Paris, N. Y., 20

Aug., 1805, fourth son of David Abel Hyde (^693) and
Margaret Burt, was a great great grandson ot Samuel
Hyde (4) of the third generation. He m. 7 Aug., 1826,
Frances C. Latimer, b. 3 April, 1807, at Saratoga, N. Y.,
eldest daughter of Samuel Latimer and Jane McCutchou
of Saratoga. He was a blacksmith, and they settled at
Dryden, and lived at Groton, JSTiles, and Pitcher, IS", Y".,
and in 1857 they were living at Poplar Ridge, N. Y,
:
Their cliUdren were

7255. Charles Uriah, b. 25 April 1827, at Drydeii. He m. Mary
Lewis, b. 11 July, 1831. They were living at Ludlow,
N. Y., iu 1857, and had four children :
1. Lorenzo Farmeno, b. 28 March, 1850.
2. Li/dia, b. 21 Jan., 1852.

3. Augusta Jane, b. 8 Feb., 1854.
4. Hellen Melissa, b. 3 Oct., 1855.
7256. Walter P., b. 12 April, 1830, at Dryden. He m. Sept., 1850,
Maria Gardner of Freetown, who died soon afterwards, s.p.
He then m. in 1852, Chloe R. Bowditch of Freetown, Me.
They were living at Atlas, Mich., in 1856, and had one son
and one daughter.
7257. Otis B., b. 28 March, 1833, died in infancy.
7258. Norman B., b. 12 Dec, 1844, at Groton.
7259. Jane Maria, b. 11 June, 1834, at Groton. She n\. 1 Oct.,
1853, John Hulbert, a farmer of Groton, where they were
living in 1856, and had one daughter.
7260. Margaret S., b. 26 Aug., 1836, at Niles. She m. 17 March,
1855, Adolphus Maine, a farmer of Virgil, N. Y., and in
1856 had one daughter.
7261. Ann Eliza, b. 8 June, 1839, at Niles. She was living with
her parents in 1857, unm.
7262. Louisa Amelia, b. 1 Sept., 1841, at Niles, unm. in 1857. *
7263. Mary E., b. 3 May, 1848, at Pitcher.
VII. Zaedial Hyde (2868), born at Lebanon, Conn., 24

Sept., 1786, eldest son of Col. Zabdial Hyde (740) and
Mary Lyman, was a great great grandson of Samuel
Hyde (4) of the third generation. He m. 24 Sept., 1812.,
Julia Ely, b. 24 July, 1791, at Lebanon, daughter of Rev.
Zebulun Ely and Sarah Mills of Lebanon, granddaughter
of Ezra Ely and Sarah Sterling of Lyme, and great grand-
daughter of Richard Ely of Lyme and his first wife, Eli-
zabeth Peck {see No. 67). He was a merchant, and
they settled at New York. He d. 23 March, 1851, at St.
Francisville, Mo.
Their children were
7279. Edwin Clark, b. 22 Jan., 1819, at New York. He m. 9 June,
1844, Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon, and in 1856 was living at St.
Francisville, Mo.
7280. Robert Sterling, b. 29 July, 1822, at New York, d. 29 Aug.,
1823.
7281. Zabdial Sterling, b. 18 July, 1832, at New York.
7282. Zebulon Ely, b. 2 Feb., 1834, at New York.
7283. Elizabeth I'lummcr, b. 23 July, 1814 at Lebanon. She m.
20 Oct., 1833, llobert M. Ilenning, and settled at St. Louis,
and d. 11 Dec, 1855. They had four children :
:
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1145
1. Julia m. Albert Pierce, of St. Louis.
ff.,
2. EUzahcth. 3. Robert M. 4. James N.
7284. Sarali Mills, b. 24 April, 1817, at N. Y., d. 23 April, 1825.
7285. Martha, b. 26 April, 1821, at New York, d. 30 April, 1821.
7286. Julia Ely, b. 1 April, 1824, at New York. She m. 13 Nov.,
1844, Alexander Bunker, of Brooklyn, N. Y., who d. 11
Aug., 1846.
She then m. 22 Oct., 1854, Washington H. Haven, and
was living at St. Francisville, Mo., in 1856.
7287. Henrietta Mills, b. 20 Nov., 1826, at New York. She ra. 6
July, 1848, Dr. Charles S. Shelton. They were, in 1856, as-
sistant missionaries ofthe A. B. C. F. M. at Madura in
India.
7288. Aurelia Carrington, b. 6 Oct., 1828, at New York. She m. 2
Oct., 1848, Edward C. Halsey, b. 3 April, 1825, at New-
town, N. Y., son of James M. Halsey of the U. S. navy.
They settled at Brooklyn, N. Y., where they were living in
1856, and had three children :
1. Eleanor Shelton, b. 10 Aug., 1850.

2. Adeline Sanclford, b. 9 March, 1852.
8. Edward Carrington, b. 2 May, 1854.
. VII. William Hyde (2869), bora at Lebanon, Conn., 2T
May, 1788, second son of Col. Zabclial Hyde (740) and

Mary Lyman, was a great great grandson of Samuel Hyde
(4) of the third generation. He m. 3 June, 1813, Julia
Doughiss of New London, Conn. He was a bookseller,
and they settled at Bath, Me. They removed to Portland,
Me., where he became an extensive publisher as well as
bookseller, and where they were living in 1857.
Their children were

7289. John Ellingwood, b. 27 Aug., 1819, at Portland. He m. 27
March, 1842, Sarah Anne Stowell of Paris, Me., where they
settled. They removed to Galena, 111., and in 1857 were
living at Mazeppa, Minn. They had seven children :
1. Eliza Anne, b. 10 Feb., 1843, at Paris.

2. Marxj Duren, b. 27 Dec, 1844, at Paris.
3. Joseph Walker, b. 7 Jan., 1847, at Paris.
4. Francis Douglass, b. 21 March, 1849, at Paris.
5. Edward Stowell, b. 21 July, 1851, at Galena.
6. Anna Maria, b. 28 May, 1853, at Galena.
7. Julia, b. 1855, at Galena.
7290. William Henry, b. 14 Jan., 1828, at Portland, where he was a
bookseller in 1857, unm.
7291. Mary Clark, b. 8 Oct., 1814, at Bath. She m. 30 May, 1836,
E. F. Duren, a bookseller of Bangor, Me., where they set-
tled and were living in 1857. They had three children :
144
: :
1146 ^^^'^^ GENEALOGY.
1. Freeman Eycle. 2. William Griffin.

3. Charles Malthy.
7292. Martha Wylly, b. 9 Nov., 1816, at Portland. She m. 16
Feb., 1837, Elisha Williams Appleton, and they were living
at Providence, R. I., in 1857, and had three children :
1. William Hyde. 2. Jolin Howard. 3. Jidia Douglass.

7293. Julia, b. 14 Jan., 1822, at Portland, d. 8 April, 1826.
7294. Elizabeth Douglass, b. 22 July, 1824, at Portland. She m. 3
June, 1846, John W. Fletcher. They were living at Boston
in 1857, and had two children :
1. John A. 2. Charles R.
7295. Anna Maria Willis, b. 27 Aui>-., 1830, at Portland, d. 9 Nov.,
1833.
7296. Julia Anna, b. 12 Sept., 1834, at Portland. She m. Dec,
1854, Charles B. Richardson of Boston, and in 1857 had one
child :
Charles Awjtistus, b. 27 May, 1856.
Vn. Rhoda Hyde (2896), born at Lisle, Y., 15 Oct., K

1794, second daughter of Major Chauncey Hyde (755) and
Alice Stoughton, was a great great granddaughter of
Feb., 1817, James Stoddard, son of James Stoddard of
Lisle, N. Y. They settled at Lisle village, where he was
a prominent and influential citizen, was a member of the
legislature, and was sheriff of Broome county. He d. 20
Sept., 1842, at the city of New York.
Their children were

7297. Francis I., b. 8 July, 1819, at Lisle, d. 28 July, 1822.
7298. George Washington, b. 20 Oct., 1820, at Lisle. He m. 21
Oct., 1846, Sarah G. Whitney, daughter of William Whit-
ney and Charlotte, his wife, of Triangle, N. Y., and had three
children :
1. Mary
Louisa, b. Aug., 1847.
James. 3. Charlotte Whiting.
2.
7299. William Henry, b. 24 Feb., 1822, at Lisle. He m. 18 Feb.,
1852, Caroline D. Ford, b. 11 Nov., 1821, daughter of Rev.
Henry Ford, formerly of Morristown, N. J., and afterwards
of Lisle, N. Y. They had in 1856 one child :
James H, h. 28 Nov., 1852.

7300. John James, b. 29 Oct., 1825, at Lisle. He was unm. in
1856.
7301. Thomas Frederick, b. 5 Sept., 1829, at Lisle, d. 30 Sept.,
1830.
7302. Frederick, b. 23 Feb., 1835, at Lisle. He was unm. in 1856.
7303. Eliza, b. 6 Dec, 1817, at Lisle. She m. 9 Sept., 1841,
Joseph B. Twining of Lisle, and in 1856 had two children
:
::

1. Ellen Eliza, b. 14 July, 1842.
2. Alice Eijile, b. 8 July, 1847.
7304. Maria Louisa, b. 30 Oct., 1823, at Lisle. She In. 6 Nov.,
1853, William F. Lyon, a merchant of Gri-eene, N. Y., and
in 1856 had one child
Mary Stoddard, b. 12 March, 1855.
7305. Harriet, b. 2 Oct., 1827, at Lisle. She was unm. in 1856.
7306. Anne Stoughton, b. 5 April, 1831. She was unm. in 1856.
7307. Sarah Caroline, b. 15 Oct., 1837. She was unm. in 1856.
Vn. Caroline Hyde (2897), born at Lisle, N. Y., 3

daughter of Major Chauncey Hyde (755)
Oct., 1799, third
and Alice Stoughtou, was a great great granddaughter of
Samuel Hyde (4) of the third generation. She m. 3 March,
1825, William Rogers, b. 3 Dec, 1798, son of Simeon
Rogers of Chenango Forks, N. Y., who was one of the
pioneers in the settlement there. They settled at Che-
nango Forks, where she d. 23 Jan., 1830, and he d. 2 Oct.,
1831.
Their children were

7808. Norman, b. 20 Nov., 1826, at Chenango Forks, and d. 7
April, 1827.
7309. Ruth Hyde, b. 25 Dec, 1827, at Chenango Forks. She m.
25 June, 1847, Dr. William Beach Squires, b. 1 July, 1823.
He was a physician at Greene, and they were living at Che-
nango Forks in 1856, and had four children :
1. WUliam Rogers, b. 25 Jau:, 1850, and d. 25 Feb.,

1850.
2. George Ogden, b. 24 Nov., 1854.
3. Harriet Eliza, b. 12 March, 1848.
4. Mary Pamelia. b. 15 April, 1851.
7310. Mary Alice, b. 29 Oct., 1829, at Chenango Forks. She
m. 1 Oct., 1850, Eli Benjamin Nichols, and d. 15 Sept.,
1853, s. p.
vn. Sophia Patterson (2919), born at Lenox, Mass.,

16 June, 1789, eldest daughter of Josiah Lee Patterson
and Clarissa Hyde (760), was a great great granddaughter
of Samuel Hyde (4) of the third generation. She m. 1810
Dr. Orrin E. Uibbs, b. at Litchfield, Conn., only son of
Oliver Gibbs and Jane Sprase of Litchfield. He was a
physician, and they settled at Franklin, N. Y., removed
to Greenville, and then to Rochester, E". Y., where she
d. 24 April, 1814, and he d. 19 May, 1846.
Their children were

7311. George x\ugustin, b. 13 Sept., 1811, at Greenville. He m.
: :
1148 H^'^^ GENEALOGY.
28 May, 1837, Bertha Strong, b. 13 April, 1815, at Roches-

ter, eldest daughter of Hon. Elisha B. Strong and Dorothy
Hooker of Rochester. They removed to Chicago in 1844,
where she d. l^Nov., 1845. He had by her four children
1. Julian Elisha., b. 3 June, 1838, d. 8 July, 1838.
2. William Strong, b. 12 March, 1841.
3. James Strong, b. 28 Dec, 1843.
4. A son, b. 25 Oct., 1845, d. 3 Nov., 1845, unnamed.
He then m. 5 Oct., 1847, Mindwell Woodbridge, b. 20
March, 1815, at Hadley, Mass., daughter of Rev. John
Woodbridge, D. D., and Mary Anne Seymour of Hadley.
She d. 3 Oct., 1849, at Chicago. He had by her one
child :
5. 3Iindwell Woodbridge, b. 1 April, 1849, d. 14 April,

1851.
He then m. 22 April, 1851, Anna Mulford, daughter of
Edward H. Mulford and Rebecca Johnson of Oak Ridge,
111. He was a commission merchant, and they were living
at Chicago in 1857, without issue by her.
7312. Julia Maria, b. 19 March, 1813, at Greeneville. She m. 15
May, 1833, Theodore B. Hamilton, b. 31 March, 1810, at
Amherst, Mass., son of Calvin Hamilton and Lucinda Hast-
ings. He was a lawyer, and they settled at Rochester,
where she d. 27 Sept., 1840, s. p., and he was living at
Chicago in 1857.
VII. Mary Patterson (2920), born at Lisle, N. Y., 14

April, 1792, second daughter of Josiali Lee Patterson and
Clarissa Hyde (760), was a great great granddaughter of
Jan., 1811, Joseph Stanley, b. 23 Oct., 1784, at Farming-
ton, Conn., son of Samuel Stanley and Abigail Waters of
Farmington. He was a farmer, and in 1812 they settled
at Ogden, N. Y., and in 1833 removed to Van Buren,
Mich., where they were living in 1857.
Their children were
7313. Charles Seymour, b. 9 Sept., 1815, at Ogden. He m. 4 June,
1846, Sarah H. Bennett, b. 10 Aug., 1822, at Sodus, N. Y.,
daughter of Levi Bennett and Diantha Mosely. He was a
farmer, and they settled at Van Buren, Mich., where they
were living in 1857, and had two children:
1. Charles Bennett, b. 26 March, 1847.

2. John E. Patterson, b. 20 June, 1853.
7314. Thomas, b. 16 Oct., 1827, at Ogden. He m. 17 Oct., 1852,
Sarah Elizabeth Williams, b. 10 Jan., 1832, at Greenbush,
N. Y., daughter of Thomas Williams and Christiana Ploss of
Greenbush. He was a blacksmith, and they settled at Raw-
sonville, Mich., where they were living in 1857.
:
HYDE GENEALOGY.
2149
7315. Clarissa, b. 17 Nov., 1811, at Lisle. She m. 31 Dec, 1845,
Isaac Sines, b. IS June, 1798, at West Mendon, N. Y., sun
of Philip Sines and Abigail Hildreth. He was a laruier,
and they settled at Canton, Mich., where they were livin<;- in
1857, and had one child
George Henry, b. 12 April, 1848, at Canton.
7316. Eliza Maria, b. 14 March, 1814, at Ogden. She m. 27 Jan.,
1844, John Morton, b. 15 May, 1815, at Gorhaiu, N. Y.,son
of John Morton and Rebecca Moody. He was a farmer, and
they were living at Van Buren, Mich., in 1857, and had five
children, born at Van Buren :
1. Charles Henry, b. 8 Nov., 1844.

2. George Washington, b. 27 Feb., 1847.
3. Thomas Hrastus, h. 27 June, 1850.
4. Frederick William, b. 10 April, 1852.
5. Joseph Stanley, h. 6 Oct., 1855.
7317. Harriet, b. 8 Nov., 1817, at Ogden. She m. 8 June, 1847,
Ezekiel Clark, b. 20 Nov., 1804, at Rochester Mass., soo of
Elijah Clark and Cynthia Sherman. He was a farmer, and
they settled at Parma, N. Y., where they were living in 1857
1. Ada £., b. 1 April, 1848, at Parma, and d. 21 ApriL

1857.
2. Ella, h. 27 May, 1852, at Parma.
7318. Roxanna, b. 10 April, 1823, at Ogden. She m. 1 Jan., 1857,
Roswell C. Bates, b. 8 Oct., 1826, at New Fane, Vt., son of
Rev. Charles Bates and Louisa Newton, of Parma, where
they Were living in 1857.
7319. Sophia, b. 16 April, 1825, at Ogden, d. 4 June, 1825.
7320. Lucy, b. 26 April, 1837, at Van Buren, where she was living
in 1857, unm.
YII. Harriet Patterson (2922), born at Lisle, N. Y.^

13 May, 1798, youngest daughter of Josiah Lee Patter-
eon and Clarissa Hyde (760), was a great great grand--
daughter of Samuel Hyde (4) of the third 2:eneration. She
m. 20 March, 1825, James Sheldon, b. 19 April, 1800, at
Ovid, ]!^. Y., son of Jonathan Sheldon and Rosanna Gil-
bert, and grandson of Jonathan Sheldon and Abigail
Loomis.
[This last Jonathan Sheldon, b. 1735 and who d. in
1812, was the eldest son of Jonathan Sheldon and Sarah
Kent, and grandson of Jonathan Sheldon and Mary South-
well, and great grandson of Isaac Sheldon of Northamp-
ton and his second wife, Mehitable Ensign, which Isaac
was b. in 1629 and was the second son of Isaac Sheldon
the first of Dorchester, Mass. See No. 462.]
He was a farmer, and they settled at Parma, N. Y., and
:
in 1836 removed to Albion, Mich., where he was a mem-

ber of the legislature, and where they were living in 1857.
Their children toere :
7321. James Walworth, b. 25 April, 1S30, at Parma. He m. 20

Jan., 1856, Mary Eleanor Peabody, b. 8 Jan., 1832, at Olcott,
N. Y., daughttjr of Henry Peabody and Eleanor Thompson
of Albion, Mich. He was a banker, and they settled at Al-
bion, where they were living in 1857.
7322. Frederick William, b. 7 Oct., 1833, at Parma, living at Al-
bion in 1857, unm.
7323. Charles, b. 23 July, 1838, at Albion, d. 8 Dec, 1844.
7324. Luther, b. 4 Jan., 1841, at Albion.
7325. Louisa, b. 24 June, 1826, at Parma. She m. 24 Nov., 1847,
Alfred U. Angevine, b. 9 Nov., 1817, at Pleasant Valley,
N. Y., son of Eli Angevine and Sarah Ostram of Pleasant
Valley. He was a farmer, and they settled at Albion, Mich.,
where they were living in 1857, and had three children :
1. Bi/ron, b. 20 Sept., 1849.

2. Eugenia, b. 28 March, 1851.
3. Mary Cordelia, b. 15 May, 1856.
7326. Elizabeth Sophia, b. 6 Sept., 1835, at Parma. She m. 27
Nov., 1855, Theodore F. Gilliland, b. 16 Jan., 1834, at
Fayette, N. Y., son of John Gilliland and Hannah Fleming
of Fayette. He was a lumber merchant, and they settled at
Sterling, 111., where they were living in 1857, and had one
child
Emma Adena, b. 21 June, 1857.
Yn. John Ellis Marshall (7049), born at Norwich,

Conn., 18 March, 1785, son of Thomas Marshall (2584) of
Norwich, and his first wife, Sarah Edgerton, was a great
He m. 12 Sept., 1810, Kuth Holmes, b.,20 Sept., 1790, at
Springfield, Vt., daughter of Orsamus Holmes and Ruth
Webb of Pomfret, N. Y. He was a physician, and they
settled at Mayville, IST. Y., where he was county clerk of
Chautauque county, and was a surgeon in the service of
the United States in the war of 1812. In 1815 they re-
moved to Buft'alo, where he was clerk of Erie county. He
d. 27 Dec, 1838, at Buflalo, where she was living with her
son in 1863.
Their only child urns :
7327. Orsamus Holmes, 1813, at Franklin, Conn., gradu-

b. 1 Feb.,
ated at Union college 1831, and was a lawyer. He m. 20
Feb., 1838, Milliccnt Ann De Angelis, b. 29 Sept., 1813, at
Trenton, N. Y., daughter of Judge Pascal Charles Joseph
:
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1151
De Angelis and Elizabeth Webb
of Holland Patent, N. Y.
They settled at Buffalo, where they were living in 18(33, and
1. John Ellis, h. 5 Aug., 1839, graduated at Yale in 1861,

and was in 1862 a first lieutenant of U. S. volunteers, and
was aid-de-camp to Brig. -Gen. William F. Barry.
2. Charles De Angelis, b. 14 Nov., 1841, and was a law
student in 1862.
3. Elizabeth Coe, b. 4 June, 1847.
VII. David Jewett (5912), born at Lyme, Conn., third

son of David Moody Jewett. (2022) and Naoma Hulbert,
was a great great grandson of Elizabetli Hyde (9) of the
third generation. He m. Patience Bulkley of Colchester,
Conn., and settled at New London. In addition to some
who died in infancy,
7328. David, who m.widow Eliza (Lawrence) Mactier, daughter
the
of Augustin Lawrence of New York. He was a commodore
in the Brazilian navy, and died in 1842. They had one son :
Augustin David Lawrence, 12 Aug., 183U.
b. He gradu-
ated at Williams college 1852, and was a Presbyterian
in
clergyman. He m. Elizabeth Hall Dickenson, and they
were living at Fordham, N. Y., in 1863, and had three child-
ren : Bichard Dickenson ; Elizabeth Hall, who died in in-r
fancy and Sarah.
;
7329. Charles, who died a bachelor.

7330. George, who died a bachelor.
7331. Sarah, who died unm.
7332. Eliza, who m. Capt. Phinehas Walter of Wilkesbarre, Pa.,
where they settled. They had three children :
1. David Jewett, who graduated at Williams college in
1834, and was a Presbyterian clergyman.

2. George Grant, graduated at Williams college in 1844,
and was a lawyer.
3. Harriet M.
7333. Nancy. She m. Oristus Collins (3053a), son of Dr. Lewis
Collins (865) and Louisa Huntington of Wilkesbarre, Pa.,
(see No. 3053a.) She d. about 1861 at Wilkesbarre, where
Charles Jewett, their son, graduated at Williams college in
1845, and was a tutor there for two years. He was a Pres-
byterian clergyman. He m. Anna llankin, and was settled
at Danville, Pa., in 1863, and had one daughter, Laura.
7334. Martha (twin of Nancy), was living at Wilkesbarre, Pa., i^
1862, unm.
7335. Harriet, who died unm.
ADDENDA.
V. Hannah Hough (616), born at New London 4 March,

1725, third daughter of Capt. John Hough (110) and Han-
nah Denison, was a great granddaughter of John Post the
first and Esther Hyde (3) of Norwich. She m. 23 Jan.,
1743, Capt. Elisha Lathrop, b. 13 July, 1713, at Norwich,
the eldest son of Samuel Lathrop and Elizabeth "Water-
man of Norwich, and grandson of Israel Lathrop and Re-
becca Bliss of Norwich, and great grandson of Samuel
Lathrop the first of Norwich and Elizabeth Scudder, his
first wife, and great great grandson of the Eev. John
Lathrop of London, who was minister of the first Con-
gregational church there, and who came to America in
1634, and settled at Scituate, Mass., and in 1639 removed
to Barnstable, where he was minister and where he died.
Elizabeth Waterman was a granddaughter of Thomas
Waterman, one of the original proprietors of Norwich,
and, through her grandmother, Miriam Tracy, the wife of
that Thomas Waterman, she was descended from the
Saxon kings of England. {See No. 38, and Appendix B.)
Capt. Elisha Lathrop and Hannah Hough, his second
wife, lived in that part of Norwich, Conn., which is now
Bozrah. They subsequently removed to Lebanon, N. H.,
where he was a major of militia and a justice of the peace,
and where he was killed by the falling of a tree, 2 July,
1787. His widow died 16 Jan., 1807, at Hanover, N. H.
7336. Elijah, b. 20 Oct., 1843, at Norwicli. He m. Elizabeth Elder-

kin and removed to Lebanon, N. H., where they died. I
have no information as to their descendants.
7337. George, b. 21 Jan., 1749, at Norwich.
7338. Sluman, b. 25 Sept., 1750, at Norwich, m. Katherine Avery.f
7339. Joshua, b. 30 April, 1752, at Norwich, d. 20 Oct., 1752.
7340. Joshua 2d, b. 1 Oct., 1753, at Norwich. He married and
lived at Chelsea, Vt. ; but I have no further information as
to him or his family.
7341. Denison, b. 21 July, 1755, at Norwich, who probably died
unm. •
7342. Samuel, 22 Nov., 1756, at Norwich. He m. his third

b.
cousin, Lois Huntington (1168), eldest daughter of Theo-
philus Huntington (603) and Lois Gifford (254) of Lebanon,
N. H. {See No. 1168.)
7343. Elisha, b. 15 April, 1760, at Norwich, who probably died in
childhood.
7344. William, b. 4 June, 1763, at Norwich. He m. 8 Feb., 1790,
his fourth cousin, Lydia Harris (1427), youngest daughter
of Benjamin Harris and Anne Waterman (348) of Bozrah.
He was a physician, and they settled at Wâshington, N. Y.,
where they both died within a few days of each other in
April, 1812. They had one son :
Gurdon WiUiani, b. about Dec, 1790, who graduated

at Yale in 1809, and was a lawyer. He had an office in
Cedar street. New York, as early as 1818, and d. in 1832, of
the cholera, at New York, unm.
7345. Elizabeth, b. 20 Nov., 1744, at Norwich. She m. John
Hamilton, and they settled at Norwich, where she died. Her
husband afterwards removed to Lebanon, N. H., where he
died. They left two children :
1. John.
2. Jonathan.
7346. Hannah, b. 22 March, 1747, at Norwich. She m. her first
cousin, Lemuel Hough (2546), the eldest son of Capt. David
Hough (611) by his first wife. Desire Clark. {See iVb.
2546.)
7347. Margaret, b. 2 July, 1758, at Norwich, d. 13 July, 1759.
7348. Sarah, b. 27 April, 1765, at Norwich. She m. 1 Oliver
Adams, a physician of Plainfield, N. H., who died there.
She m. 2 David Morse, of Sharon, Vt. They removed to
Plattsburgh, N. Y., and from there to Johnstown, N. Y.,
where they died.
7349. Anna, b. 27 Jan., 1766, at Norwich, and d. 29 Jan., 1766.
7350. Another child born at Norwich, who died in infancy, and
probably unnamed.
Elislia Lathrop, by his first wife, Margaret Sluman,

born 10 March, 1709, at Norwich, to whom he was mar-
ried 31 Jan., 1732, and who died at Iôrwich 10 Oct.,
1742, had four other children which children were not
;
of the Hyde blood, unless the mother of Margaret Sluman

was (as I think she was) Hannah Abel (102), the youngest
daughter of Caleb Abel and Margaret Post (15) of Norwich.
Those children were 1. Elias Lathrop, b. 28 Oct., 1732,
:
at Noi-wich, who m. Hannah Gurdon, and removed to

Chelsea, Vt., and had a son, Rufus Lathrop, who m. Mar-
garet Huntington (1169). 2. Elijah Lathroj), b. 8 April,
1735, who d. 7 Nov., 1742. 3. Lebbeus Lathroj), b. 3 Jan.,
1739, at Norwich, who probably died unm. 4. Thaddeus
Lathrop, b. 8 Feb., 1742, at Norwich, who m. Anne
Gurdon (sister to his brother Elias' wife), and settled at
Canaan, N. ^., where she died, leaving a large family.
145
:
VI. Sluman Lathrop (7338), born at lôrwicli, Conn.,

25 Sept., 1750, third son of Capt.. Elisha Latlirop of Nor-
wich, and afterwards of Lebanon, is". H., by his second
wife, Hannah Hough (616), was a great grandson of Sarah
Post (17) of the third generation. He m. 18 Jan., 1785,
Katherine Avery of Lisbon, born about 1761, an adopted
daughter of her uncle. Deacon Amos Avery and Hannah
Niles, his wife, of Preston, Conn. They settled at Leba-
non, N. H., where he d. 4 Dec, 1834. She d. 17 March,
1846, at the age of 84 years.
Their children were
7351. Amos Avery, b. 4 May, 1787, at Lebanou, and d. 20 Nov.,
1798.
7352. George Hough, b. 17 Aug., 179G, at Lebanon. He m. 6
Feb., 1821, Louis Waldo of Hartford, Vt., born about 1796.
They settled at Lebanon, where she d. 25 Nov., 1859, aged
63 years. He survived her, and was living at Lebanon in
1863. They had two children, born at Lebanon :
1. George White, who died in infancy.

2. Solon Huntington, b. 23 June, 1823. He resided at
Buffalo, N. Y., where he m. 23 July, 1847, Elizabeth Stew-
art, a sister of the wife of General Samuel P. Heintzelman of
the United States army. In August, 1861, he was appointed
captain in the seventeenth regiment of U. S. infantry. And
in 1863, he was assistant inspector-general of volunteers with
the rank of lieutenant-colonel, and was at the head of the
military staff of Major-General Heintzelman.
7353. Hannah Niles, b. 15 Feb., 1789, at Lebanon. She m. her
father's third cousin, Nehemiah Huntington (1167), seventh
son of Theophilus Huntington (603) and Lois Gifford, and
d. 24 March, 1863, at Lebanon, s. p. (See No. 1167.)
7854. Katherine, b. 11 Jan., 1795, at Lebanon, d. 16 Nov., 1796.
YI. Col. David Hough (2548), born at Norwich, Conn.,

13 March, 1753, third son of Capt. David Hough (611) of
lôrwich, and his first wife. Desire Clark, was a great
m. Jan., 1775, Abigail Huntington, b. 3 Jan., 1753, third
daughter of James Huntington and Elizabeth Darby of
Norwich, and granddaughter of James Huntington and
Priscilla Miller of Norwich, and great granddaughter of
Deacon Simeon Huntington, one of the original proprie-
tors of Norwich, who was born at Norwich in England,
and was son of Simon Huntington and Margaret Baret of
Norwich in England ; which last mentioned Simon Hun-
tington, died on hifi passage to America, in 1633. In
yilQ ap(J 1777, David Howgji was in the service of the
confederate states, as a ship carpenter, and assisted in
building the flotilla on Lake Champlaiii, and the thirty-
six gun frigate, the Confederacy^ in the Thames river near
Norwich. In 1778 he removed with his fjxmily to Leba-
bon, ]Sr. H., where he settled on a farm. He represented
the town of Lebanon in the state legislature many years,
was a justice of the peace and a colonel of militia, and was
chosen a delegate to the convention to adopt the constitu-
tion of the United States, and was collector of the inter-
nal revenue under the administration of President John
Adams. Li 1803 and in 1805 he was elected to the con-
gress of the United States and served in the house of re-
presentatives four years. I have not ascertained the dates
of the deaths of himself and wife. But he was living as
late as 1827, when he had attained the age of 74 years.
7355. David, b. 26 Jan., 1788, at Lebanon. He m. in 1809, Re-

becca Foster, and lived for a few years in New York. He
then removed to Lebanon, N. H., and occupied his father's
homestead farm. He subsequently removed to Emmet, Cal-
houn county, Mich., where they were living in 1863. They
had nine children :
1. David, who was living in the city of New York in 1863,

unm.
2. John, who m. Harper, atid was a farmer in Cal-
houn county, Mich., in 1868.
3. Celia, who m. Harper, and was living at Emmet,
in Mich., in 1863.
4. Harriet, who m. and was living in Calhoun county,
Mich., in 1863.
5. Elizabeth Z)., who married and died previous to 1863.
6. Martha Porter, who m. —^
Newbury, and was living
at Emmet, Mich., in 1863.
7. George, who was living tvith his father at Emmet in
1863, unm.
8. James Huntington, who was living with his father in
1863, unm.
9. Mary, who was living with her parents in 1863, unm.
7356. John, b. 15 April, 1790, at Lebanon, ahd died in infancy.
7357. John 2d, b. 20 March, 17^1, at Lebanon. He m. in 1817,
Nancy M. Stickney of Enfield, N. H., and died at Hanover,
N. H., about 1860, leaving her surviving him. They had
eight children :
1. Daniel, who died in infancy.

2. Sarah, who m. and was probably living in 1863.
3. Daniel S., who m. Baker of Lebanon, and was
living in New York in 1862, and had a family.
1156 ^^^^ GENEALOGY.
4. Charlotte, who m Perry, a lawyer of Boston,

5. Nancy S., who was living and was unm. in 1863.
6. Lydia, who m. Lason, and was living at Brook-
line, Mass., in 1863, and had two children.
7. Emely, who m. and settled at the west, and was sup-
posed to be living in 1863.
8. John, who was a United States volunteer in 1862, and
was unm.
7858. Lucinda, b. 29 Oct.-, 1775, at Norwich. She m. 1793, Jacob
Ela of Haverhill, Mass. They settled at Lebanon, N. H.,
where she died. They had seven children, born at Lebanon :
1. Elizabeth, who was living in 1863, and was then unm.

2. Daniel, who married and settled in the state of Maine.
3. Cyrus, who m. his first cousin, Elizabeth Ela, and they
were living at Lisbon, N. H., in 1863, and had a large family.
4. Theodore, who m. in the state of Maine, and in 1863
was living at Lowell, Mass.
5. David, who m. and lived at Boston, Mass. He was a
printer, and died at Boston and left several children.
6. Abigail, who m. and was living in Massachusetts in
1863.
7. Lucinda, who m. Atkinson of Louisville, Ky., and
died there leaving one daughter.
7359. Philura, b. 28 Aug., 1777, at Norwich. She m. in 1793,
Jesse Cook of Lebanon, N. H., where they settled and died.
They had six children born at Lebanon.
1. Sarah, who m. Timothy Kendrick of Haverhill, Mass.
He was a merchant, and they settled at Lebanon, where she
died. They had four children Sarah, who m.
: Adams,
a civil engineer, and was living at Lebanon, N. H., in 1863;
Frances, who m. Knowlton, a merchant of Concord, N.
H.; Charles, who m. and was living in 1863 j and Henry,
who marrried, and was living in 1863.
2. John, who was m. in 1863.
3. Jesse, who m. and was living in 1863.
4. Laura, who was m. in 1863.
5. James, who m. three times, and was living in 1863.
6. Olivera, who m. Hiram Simons.
7360. Nancy, b. 18 July, 1779, at Lebanon. She m. in 1803 John
Porter, b. 20 Feb., 1776, at Bridgewatcr, Mass., eldest son
of John Porter and Martha Perkins of Bridgewater and
afterwards of Lebanon, N. H.
[This John Porter of Bridgewater, b. 25 Oct., 1743, at
Mansfield, Conn., whom. 13 July, 1773, Martha Perkins, of
Bridgewater, removed to Lebanon, N. H., 2 July, 1783,
where he d. 14 May, 1814, and shed. 3 March, 1831, in the
88th year of her age. They had four children 1. John, b.
:
1776, m. Nancy Hough. 2. Arnold, b. 1778, who m. 1 Sub-

mit Hebbard, 2 Mary Kendrick. 3. Martha, b. 1780, d.
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1157
1800, unm. 4. Sarah, b. 1783, m. John Palmer of Sharon,
Vt. He was the eldest son of John Porter, b. about 1700,
who lived at Norwich and afterwards at Mansfield, Conn.,
by his first wife, Abigail Arnold of Norwich, to whom he was
m. 31 Jan., 1732, and who d. 10 Oct., 1751. This John
Porter the first of Norwich, m. for his second wife in 1751,
Mehitable Boswell of Norwich, and d. 22 March, 1772, at
Mansfield, at the age of 72 years.]
John Porter graduated at Dartmouth in 1803, and was a
lawyer. In 1806 he removed to Londonderry, N. H., where
he was a distinguished member of the bar of Rockingham
county and of the state, and had an extensive practice for
more than fifty years. He was frequently elected to the
legislature, and in 1827 he was one of the committee to re-
vise the laws of New Hampshire. He d. 4 Dec, 1857, very
suddenly, in the 82d year of his age. At the opening of the
supreme judicial court at Exeter, shortly after his death,
Judge Stickney paid a well deserved tribute of respect to his
memory (.see Appendix F). His wife survived him and was
living with her son George, at Manchester, N. H., in Oct.,
1863, in the 84th year of her age, in full possession of her
bodily and mental faculties. They had four children :
1. Martha, b. 10 Dec, 1803, at Lebanon, and d. 25 Feb.,

1857, at Derry, N. H., unm.
2. George, b. 13 April, 1808, at Londonderry, m. in 1840
Irene Searle, b. 4 July, 1814, at Boston, Mass., only daugh-
ter of Ephraim Searle and Elizabeth Patterson of Boston.
He was a merchant, and they settled at Manchester, N. H.,
where he was a member of the lesislature, and held various
city offices, and where they were living in 1863. They had
three children born at Manchester: John, b. 13 March,
1853; Mary Elizabeth, b. 27 April, 1854; and George, b.
15 March, 1856.
3. JoJm, b. 20 July, 1810, at Londonderry, was a lawyer,
and settled at Derry, N. H., where he was living in 1863, unm.
4. Nancy Hough, b. 6 Sept., 1820, at Londonderry, m.
Ephraim Augustin Searle, b. 3 Jan., 1818, son of Ephraim
Searle and Elizabeth Patterson, of Boston, Mass., He was
a ship owner, and they resided in Boston spent some time in
;
Europe, the West Indies and at New Orleans, and in 1863

they were living at New York, s. p.
7361. Charlotte, b. 12 Aug., 1781, at Lebanon. She m. 1798 An-
drew Dewey of Vermont, who died many years since, and
she was living at Emmet, Mich., in 1862. They had one
child :
Benjamin, who died in childhood.

7362. Abigail, b. 15 Aug., 1783, at Lebanon. She m. in 1801,
William Stoors, son of Col. Constant Stoors of Lebanon, N. H.
He died while all his children were young, and she was dead
in 1863. They had seven children :
1158 ^^^^ GENEALOGY.
1. Liither^'who married and lived in the dity of New York,

where he died and left two children.
2. Maria, who married and lived in the vicinity of Bos-
ton, Mass., and had no children.
3. William, who married and died in Ohio, where he left
two children.
4. Charlotte, who m. Benjamin Dow of Dorchester, N. H.,
and she and her husband died and left one son and one
daughter.
5. Eliza, who
died unmarried.
6. Emma, who 1 m
Flint of Canaan, N. H., who
died, and she had by him three sons. She then m. 2
Wood of western New York, and had by him one daughter.
7. Edwin, who died a bachelor.
7363. Lydia, b. 20 Dec, 1785, at Lebanon, and d. in 1788.
7364. Lydia 2d, b. 2 July, 1793, at Lebanon. She m. in 1817
William Lovejoy of Milford, N. H., who died s. p., and she
was living at Warren, N. H., in 1863.
YI. AzEL Hough (2552), born at Norwich, Conn., 6 July,

1761, youngest son of Capt. David Hough (611) of Nor-
wich and his first wife. Desire Clark, was a great grand-
son of Sarah Post (17) of the third generation. He m.
Mary Edgerton, and they settled at Plainfield, N. H.,
where she died.
His children hi/ her were :
7365. Azel.
7366. Eunice.
He then married again, but I have not ascertained the

name of his second wife.
His child hy her was :
7367. Walter.
VI. Hannah Hough (2556), born at Norwich, Conn.,

5 July, 1761, fourth daughter of Capt. David Hough (611)
of Norwich, by his first wife. Desire Clark, was a great
granddaughter of Sarah Post (17) of the third generation. ...-..-
""
She m " ' """ " ' ' ' "
N. H.
Their child was :
7368. John Hough.
VI. Thomas Hough (2558), born at Norwich, Conn.,

7 July, 1768, eldest sou of Capt. David Hough (611) of
HYDE GENEALOGY. ]^259
Norwich, by his second wife, Jemima Baldwin, was a

He m. Sarah Kimball, and lived at Lebanon, N. H., where
she died.
Mis child hy Tier loas :
7369. Sarah, b. at Lebanon, who m. Dr. Pearce of Cornish, N. H.
Thomas Hough then m. 4 Aug., 1799, his fourth cousin,

Sarah Hyde (1288), only daughter of Elihu Hyde (295)
and Sarah Griswold of Lebanon, where he d. 28 April,
1815. He had by her three other children Elihu Hyde, :
Dyer, and Lucy the last of whom m. Joshua Barnard

;
Wellman of Cornish. {See No. 4066,)

: :
APPENDIX,
A,
DESCENT OF MABEL HARLAKE^DEN,
Second wife of Gov. Joha Haynes of Hartford, from King Egbert I,
and from the kings and nobility of England, Scotland, France,
Spain, &c., and showing also the descent from her of many of the
descendants of the first William Hyde of Norwich, who are
embraced in the body of the Hyde Genealogy.
1 Generation. —
Egbert, the first saxon king of all England,
was the eleventh in descent from Cerdic, the Saxon, who founded
the West Saxon kingdom of the heptarchy at the commencement of
the sixth century. Flountius, a monk, of Worcester, who wrote in
the first quarter of the twelfth century, endeavors to show that
Cerdic was a descendant, in the tenth generation, of Woden or
Odin (called by the Romans Othinus) and his wife, Frea or Frigga;
as follows
1. Woden, made himself master of a considerable part of the
north of Europe, in the third century ; and died in what is now
Sweden. By his wife, Frea or Frigga, he had six sons: Wecta,
Caser, Wethelgeat, Weldeg, Beldeg, and Eaxneta. (^See Speed's
Hist, of Enrj., 200, &c.)
2. Beldeg, or Balder, their fifth son, m. Nanna, daughter of
Gewar, and had a son,
3. Brandius, or Brando ;who was father of
4. Froodigarius, or Froethgar who had a soq,
;
5. Wigga who
; was the father of
6. Gewesius, or Gewisch whose son,
;
7. EflFa, or Esta, was father of

8. Effa the second ; whose son,
9. Eliseus, was the father of
10. Cerdic, the first king of the West Saxons.
Others make the descent of Cerdic, from Woden, or Odin, thus
Beldeg; Brando; Froethgar; Frewin ; Wigga; Gewisch; Esta;
Eliseus; Cerdic.
Probably all this rests on tradition, which is not much to be
reliedon in matters of genealogy, where there are i^q records or
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1162 HY^^ GENEALOGY.
monuments, or contemporaneous history to support it. I, therefore,

leave this early descent of King; Egbert, to those antiquarians who
claimed the descent of Wodai from the eldest son of the patriarch,
Noah. {See SjMed,'i9Q, 200.)
The descent from Cerdic to Egbert, the seventeenth king of the
West Saxons, is much more reliable; although it was not in the line
of kings after the third generation. It was as follows :
1. Cerdic, died in 534; after having reigned about thirty-

three years. He had two sons, Kenric, his successor; and Chel-
wulf, who died in the life time of his father, and whose great grand-
son, Kentwin, was the seventh king of the West Saxons.
2. Kenric, succeeded to the crown in 534, upon the death of his
father. He reigned twenty-six years, and died in 560. He had
three sons: Cheaulin, his successor; CutJucuIf, who died in 572,
leaving a son, Cearlik, who wrested the kingdom from Cheaulin, his
uncle, in 592, and was fourth king of the West Saxons ; and Ciitli,
whose son, Chelwulf, was the fifth king of the West Saxons.
3. Checndin, succeeded to the crown upon the death of his father,
in 560, and reigned about thirty-two years ;when he was banished
from his kingdom, and died in exile, in 593. He had two sons:
Cuth, who was killed in 585, and Cutlnoin.
4. Cathwin, was killed iu a battle with the Britons, and died in
584, during the reign of his father, leaving two sons Kenwald, and
:
Cuth.
5. Cuth, died, leaving a son,
6. Chelwald, who was the father of Kenred.
7. Kenred had four sons and one daughter. His eldest son, lua,
was the eleventh king of the west Saxons. Another of his sons was
8. Ingills, who was the father of
9. Eoppa, who left a son,
10. Easa, who was the father of
11. Alkmund, sometimes called Ethelmund, who was the father of
12. Egbert, the 17th king of the West Saxons.
Egbert succeeded to the West Saxon crown upon the death of

King Bithrick in the year 800 (Mathew of Westminster says, in
801). He m. the Lady Redburga and in the course of the first
;
twenty years of his reign he succeeded in uniting the whole hept-

archy under his rule. And he was in fact the first Saxon king of
all England, though he did not assume that title. He continued to
reign about sixteen years longer, and d. 4 Feb., 836. He had two
sons and one daughter: Ethelivulf, his successor; Ethelstan ; and
Edith, abbess of Polesworth, commonly called St. Edith.
2 Gen. — Ethelwulf, the eldest son, succeeded to the crown

upon the death of his father. He m. 1 Osburga, daughter of Oslac,
an English nobleman, and had by her five sons and one daugh-
ter Athelstan, who died before his father; Ethelbald, Ethel-
:
bert, Ethelred, and Alfred, who successively wore the crown of

England ; and Elswith. After the death of Osberga, iu his old age,
;

he married a young wife, Judith, daughter of Charles the Bald,
king and emperor of France, and great granddaughter of the Em-
peror Charlemagne. He d. 18 Jan., 857, without issue by her.
She subsequently m. Baldwin, the first count of Flanders. She
was ancestress of Matilda, the wife of William the Concjueror; of
Mahel Harlakeiuhn^ the second wife of Gov. John Haynes of Hart-
ford of the loi'ds St. John of Bletsoe of Elizabeth JMason, wife
; ;
of William Griswold Hillhousc of Montville {see No. 2147) and ;
of Barhara Lucy., the wife of llichard Tracy of Stanway (.see

Appendix B).
3 Gen. —
Alfred the Great, b. in 849, youngest son of King
Ethelwulf, succeeded to the crown 23 March, 872, upon the
death of his youngest brother. King Ethelred I. He m. in 869
Alswitha, daughter of the Mercian earl Ethelred Muchel and
Edburga his wife. He d. 28 Oct., 901, and she d. about 904.
They had three sons and three daughters Edmund, who died in :
his father's lifetime, s. ^.; Edward, the successor of his father;

Ethelwald, who died unm. Ethelfleda, who m. Ethelbert, Duke of
;
Mercia ; Ethelgida, abbess of Shaftsbury and Alfritha, who m. ;
Baldwin II, count of Flanders, son of Baldwin, the first count of

Flanders, and Judith his wife who was the second wife of her grand-
father, King Ethelwulf.
—
4 Gen. Edward the Elder, second son of Alfred the Great,
succeeded to the crown upon the death of his father. He m.
Eguina, the daughter of a shepherd or farmer, and had by her two
sons and one daughter Athelstan, his successor Alfred, who died
: ;
in his father's lifetime and Edith, afterwards called sister Beatrice,

;
who m. Selrick, the Danish king of Northumberland, and afterwards

was abbess of Tamworth.
Edward the Elder then m. Elfleda, daughter of Earl Ethelhelme,
and had by her two sons and six daughters Elsward, who died at the
:
same time of the death of his father, s. p. ; Edwin, who was drowned
in the time of King Athelstan Elfleda, who was abbess of Ram-
;
say Eguina, who was the second wife of Charles III of France,
;
and was mother of King Louis III Ethelhild, who became a nun
;
;
Edhild, who m. Hugh the Great, duke of France and count of

Paris, father of Hugh Capet, and d. s. p.; Edgitha, who m. Otho
the Great, emperor of Germany; and Elgina, who m. a nobleman
of Italy.
Edward the Elder then m. Edgina, daughter of Earl Sigeline. She
survived her husband nearly forty years, and d. 25 Aug., 963. He
had by her two sons and two daughters: Edmund, b. 921, who suc-
ceeded his half-brother. King Althelstan Edred, who succeeded ;
his brother Edmund in the kingdom Edburga, who became a nun

;
and Edgina, who m. Louis, prince of Acqu'itaine in France. Ed-

ward the Elder d. in 924, and was succeeded by his son, Athelstan.
5 Gen. —Edmund, the eldest son of King Edward the Elder,

by his last wife, succeeded to the crown upon the death of hia
— :
1164 RTDE GENEALOGY.
half-brother, King Athelstan, 17 Oct., 940. He m. in the first year

of his reign, Elfgiva (the fairies gift), and had two sons:Edwy, b.
about 94jJ, and Edgar, b. 943, who successively wore the crown
after the death of their uncle, King Edred. King Edmund- d. 26
May, 946, and was succeeded by his brother, Edred.
6 Gen. — Edgar the Peaceable, youngest son of King Edmund,

succeeded to the crown upon the death of his elder brother,
King Edwy, in 959. He m. in 961, Elfleda the fair, sometimes
called Ethelfled, daughter of Earl Ordmar. He had by her one
son: Edward, b. about 962, his successor, who is called Edward the
Martyr. He then m. Elfreda, daughter of Ordgar, duke of Devon-
shire, and widow of Earl Ethelwold ; and had by her two sons :Ed-
mund, b. 965, who died at the age of 14 years, unm. and Ethelred, b.
;
about 967, who succeeded his half-brother, King Edward the Martyr.
7 GrEN. Ethelred II., commonly called the Unready, succeed-

ed to the crown, 18 May, 979, upon the assassination of his half-
brother. King Edward the Martyr. He m. about 984, when he
was but 17 years of age, Elfleda, daughter of the earldorman Thored.
He had by her six sons and three daughters Athelstan, b. about
:
986, who d. about 1011 s. p.; Egbert, b. about 988, who died young
and unm. Edmund, b. 99U, who succeeded his father in the king-
dom ; Edred b. ^992, who died at about the age of 22; Edwy, who
survived all his brothers of the full blood, and was murdered at the
instigation of Canute the Dane in 1017 ; Edgar, b. in 998, who
probably died in childhood a daughter, whose name I have not
;
ascertained, who m. Athelstan, an English nobleman, who was slain

in a battle with the Danes in 1010 ; Edgitha, who m. Edrick^ the
teacherous duke of Mercia; and Elfgina, who m. Utred the Bold.
King Ethelred XL, then m. about 1102, Emma, the youngest
daughter of llichard, who was the third duke of Normandy of the
Danish blood, and Gruudred, or Gunuor, his second wife. This
Emma was granddaughter of Kobert, the second duke of Normandy,
and Sporta, his wife, and great granddaughter of Rollo, the first
Danish duke of Normandyj and Popee his second wife. And Emma
was also the paternal aunt of Kobert, the sixth Danish duke of Nor^
mandy, who was father of William the Conqueror. Ethelred, by
Queen Emma, his second wife, had two sons and one daughter
Edward the Confessor, who succeeded Hardicanute, his half-brother,
as king of England ; Alfred, whose eyes were put out by order of
Harold Harefoot, and who died in the monastery where he was im-
prisoned; and Goda, who m. Dreux, count of Vixin, in France^
called by English historians Walter De Mante, count of Mantes
(see Appendix B). King Ethelred II. d. 23 April, 1016.
8 Gen. —
Edmund, surnamed Ironsides, his third son, succeed-
ed to the crown upon the death of his father. He m. in 1014,
Algitha, the beautiful widow of Sigcfurth the Dane, and had
by her two sons Edward, b. in 1015; and Edmund, b. in 1017,
:
who m. a daughter of Solomon, king of Hungary.

;

9 Gen. — Edward, the eldest son of King Edmund Ironsides,
called Edward the Exile, was, upon the death of his iatlicr,
sent (with his brother Edmund) into Hungary, where hem. Agatha,
sister of Sophia, the wife of Solomon, king of Hungary, and daugh-
ter of Henry, emperor of Germany. He had one son and two daugh-
ters : Edgar, surnamed Atheling; Margaret; and Christina, who
became a nun. Edward the Pjxile was recalled into England after
the accession of his uncle, Edward the Confessor, to the throne, and
died at London in 1057, soon after he arrived there.
—
10 Gen. Margaret, the eldest daughter of Edward the Exile
(and after the death of her brother Edgar Atheling, without
issue the sole heiress of the Anglo-Saxon croWn of P^ngland,) m.
Malcolm III, king of Scotland, (son of Duncan I., who was mur-
dered by Macbeth, his cousin.) She had by him three sons and one
daughter: Edgar; Alexander; and David, who were successively
kings of Scotland after the death of their father ; and David, the
last, was the progenitor of James I, of England, and of Victoria,
the present queen of England. The daughter was Matilda, who m.
King Henry I, of England.
—
11 Gen. Matilda of Scotland, only daughter of Malcolm
III, and Margaret his wife, m. in 1100 Henry Beauclerk (young-
est son of William the Conqueror and Matilda his wife), who
ascended the throne of England as Henry I, 2 Aug., 1100 ; upon
the death of his brother. King William Kufus. Matilda of Flan-
ders the mother of King Henry the first, was daughter of Baldwin
V, the seventh count of Flanders, and Alice, daughter of Robert I,
king of France. And through her paternal ancestress, Judith,
(daughter of Charles the Bald, king of France), wife of Baldwin
the first count of Flanders, was descended from the Emperor Charle-
magne. And through her paternal ancestress, Alfritha, wife of
Baldwin II, count of Flanders, she was descended from Alfred the
Great, and from Egbert, the first Saxon king of all England. Ma-
tilda, the first wife of King Henry I, d. 1 May, 1118. He had by
her two children William, b. 1102, who d. 26 Nov., 1120, s. p.
:
and Matilda, b. 1104.

Henry I, m. for his second wife Alice, daughter of Godfrey, the
first duke of Loraine, and d. 1 Dec, 1135, without issue by her.
—
12 Gen. Matilda, daughter of King Henry I, married Henry
IV, emperor of Germany, as his second wife, and he died without
issue by her.
She then m. 8 April, 1127, Geofi"rey Plantagenet, count of An-
jou, son of Foulk, king of Jerusalem. She had by him three sons :
Henry Plantagenet, who afterwards became king of England j
Geofi'rey, count of Nantes; and William. Geofl"rey Plantagenet,
her second husband, d. about 1150, and she survived him and d. 10
Sept., 1167.
IXgg HYDE GENEALOGY.
13 Gen. —
Henry Plantagenet, her eldest son, born 1129, came
to the throne of England as Henry II, 25 October, 1154, upon
the_ death of King Stephen. He m. Elenor, eldest daughter of
William V, duke of Acquitaine. He d. in 1189. and she survived
him and d. in 1204. They had five sons and three daughters :
1. William^ who d. in the 5th year of his age. 2. Henry, b. Feb.,
1155, who was duke of Normandy, and d. 11 July, 1112, s. p.
3. Richard, b. Sept., 1157, who succeeded his father in the king-
dom as King Ilichard I, and married and died s. p. 4. Geoffrey, b.
23 Sept., 1159, who m. Constance, daughter and heiress of Cavan,
duke of Brittany, and was in her right duke of Brittany, and d.
19 August, 1186. He had two children Eleanor, called the Maid
:
of Brittany, who d. unm. ; and Arthur, duke of Brittany, born af-

ter the death of his father. 5. John, b. 1166, who succeeded his
brother Richard in the kingdom. 6. Matilda, who m. Henry V,
duke of Saxony, called Henry, the Lion, of Guelph and was an- ;
cestress of George Lewis Guelph, elector of Hanover, who ascended

the English throne as Geori.,e I. 7. Eleanor, b. 1162, who m.
Alphonso VIII, king of Castile, called Alphonso the Good.
8. Joan, b. in Oct., 1166, who m. William II., king of Sicily, who
died without having issue by her ; and she then m. Raymond IV^
count of Thoulouse, and had by him two sons and one daughter*
—
14 Gen. John Plantagenet, the youngest son of King Henry
II, ascended the throne of England 6 April, 1199, upon the
death of his brother, Richard I ; to the exclusion of his nephew^
Arthur, duke of Brittany (the posthumous son of his brother^
Geoffrey), who was the rightful heir of King Richard I. He m.
about 1190 Isabel, daughter of William I, earl of Gloucester; from
whom he was divorced in the first year of his reign, and had no
issue by her. He then m. in 1200 Isabel Tallifer, daughter and
heiress of Aymer Tallifer, count of Angouleme. He had by her
two sons and three daughters 1. Henry, b. 1 Oct., 1206, his suc-
:
cessor. 2. Richard, b. about 1209, who was created earl of Corn-

wall, and elected emperor of Germany, and d. 20 April, 1271.
3. Joan, who m. 25 June, 1221, Alexander II, king of Scotland,
and died s. p. 4. Eleanor, who m. 1 William Marshall the younger,
earl of Pembroke, who died s. p.; and she then m. in 1237 Simon
De Mountfoi't, earl of Leicester. 5. Isahella, b. in 1214, who
m. 20 July, 1235, Ferdinand II, emperor of Germany, and was the
mother of Henry, king of Sicily. King John d. 19 Oct., 1216.
—
15 Gen. Henry Plantagenet, the eldest son of King John
succeeded to the crown, as Henry III, upon the death of his
father. He m. 14 Jan., 1236, Eleanor, the second daughter of
Raymond Berengier, count of Provence, son of Count Alphonso,
and grandson of Alphonso I, king of Aragou. They had six sons
and three daughters 1. Edioard, his successor, b. 28 June. 1239.
:
2. Edrmmd, b. 16 Jan., 1245, who was created earl of Lancaster

in 1267. 3. Richard. 4. John. 5. Williain. 6. Henry; all of
;;;

which four died in childhood.
last 7. Margaret, b. 1241, who was
the wife of Alexander III, king of Scotland.
first 8. Brafricr, b.
25 June, 1242, who ni. about 12G0 John De Dreux, duke of Brit-
tany. 9. Katherine, b. 25 Nov., 1253, who died in childhood.
Henry III d. 16 Nov., 1272.
16. Gen. —
Edward Plnntagcnet, his eldest son, succeeded to
the crown, as Edward I, upon the death of his father. He in.
in 1254, for his first wife, Eleanor, only child of Ferdinand III,
king of Castile, by his second wife, Joan, daughter and heiress
of John, Count of Ponthieu. She d. 24 Nov., 1290. He had by
her four sons and nine daughters Juhn, Henry, and A/phonso, who
:
died in childhood ; Edward, b. 25 April, 1284, who succeeded his

father as Edward II ; Eleanor, who m. Alphonso, king of Aragon,
who died before the consummation of the marriage, and she then
m. in 1293 Henry, count of Bar; Juan, h. 1272; Margaret, b.
1275, who m. 9 July, 1290, John, duke of Brabant Berenger,
;
Alice, Beatrice, and Blanch, all of whom died young and unm.
Mary, who became a nun; and Elizaheth, who m. 1 John, earl of
Holland and lord of Friesland, and 2 Humphrey De Bohun, earl
of Hereford and Essex.
Edward I then m. 8 Sept., 1299, Margaret, daughter of Philip
III, king of France, and had by her two sons and one daughter;
Thomas, created earl of Norfolk ; Edmund, created earl of Kent
and Eleanor, who died in childhood. Edward I d. 7 July, 1307,
and his widow d. in 1317.
—
17 Gen. Joan Plantagenet, second daughter of King Edward I,
called Joan of Acres, from the place of her birth, was b. in 1272,
at Acre (Ptolemais) in Syria, where her mother staid while her
father was engaged in the crusade. She m. about 1291 Gilbert De
Clare, earl of GloucesW and Hereford, eldest son of Richard, earl
of Gloucester, by his second wife, Matilda Lacy (daughter of John
Lacy, earl of Lincoln), and grandson of Gilbert De Clare, the first
earl of Gloucester of that surname, and Isabel Marshall. She had by
him one son and three daughters 1. Gilbert De Clare, who suc-
:
ceeded his stepfather, Balph De Monthermer, as earl of Gloucester

and m. Matilda, daughter of John De Burgh and granddaughter of
Richard De Burgh, earl of Ulster in Ireland, and was killed at the
siege of Stirling castle in 1313, leaving his three sisters his co-
heiresses. 2. Eleanor De Clare, m. Hugh Le Dispencer, who was
and from them were descended Oliver St.
called earl of Gloucester,
John, who was created Lord St. John of Bletshoe; Elizabeth
Mason, wife of Judge John Griswold HiJlhouse (2147) Elizabeth
;
Spencer, wife of Gov. Lewis Cass of Michigan (see No. 2147)

and Charles Marsh, Esq., of Woodstock, Vt., who m. Anne Collins
(see No. 800). 3. Elizabeth De Clair, who m. John De Burgh, and
was the mother of William De Burgh, Earl of Ulster, and the
grandmother of Elizabeth De Burgh, who m. Lionel Plantagenet,
duke of Clarence. 4. Margaret De Clare,
After the deatli of her first husband, Joan of Acres m. Sir Ralph
De Monthermer, who was summoned to parliament as earl of Grlou-
cesterand Hereford. She had by him Edioard, who died s. p. ; and
Thomas, whose daughter Margaret m. Sir John Montague, and was
mother of John Montague, earl of Salisbury.
—
18 Gen. 31argaret De Clare, third daughter of Joan of Acres
by her first husband, m. Pierce De Gaviston, earl of Cornwall j
who was taken and beheaded in July, 1310, by Guy Beauchamp,
the twelfth earl of Warwick, and died s. p.
She then m. Hugh De Audley, second son of Nicholas Lord
Audley, a descendant of William Lougspee, earl of Salisbury, natural
son ofKing Henry II., by the fair Rosamond Clifford. Hugh De
Audley was created earl of Gloucester about 1338. His wife d. in
1342, and he d. in 1347. They had one child Margaret.
:
—
19 Gen. Margaret De Audley., their only child, m. Ralph
Stafford, Lord Stafibrd, steward of Gascony, who was created
earl of Stafford about 1352. They had two sons and three daugh-
ters: Hugh Stafford, his successor; 8ir Richard Stafford; Beatrice
Stafford, who m. 1 Maurice Fitzmaurice, earl of Desmond, and 2
Thomas, the fifth Lord De Ros; Joan, who m. John Charlton, Lord
Powis and Margaret, who m. John Stafford. Ralph Stafford, the
;
first earl of Stafford, d. about 1370, and his wife survived him.
—
20 Gen. Hugh Stafford, their eldest sou, succeeded, as the
second earl of Stafford, upon the death of his father. He m.
Philippa Beauchamp, daughter of Thomas Beauchamp, the four-
teenth earl of Warwick, and Katheriue Mortimer, his wife, daughter
of Roger Mortimer, the fourth earl of March of that surname, a de-i
scendant of Lionel Plantagenet, duke of Clarence and earl of Wilt-
shire. Philippa Beauchamp, through her ancestress, Gundred De
Warren (daughter of William, the second earl of Surry,) who m.
Roger De Bellmont, the second earl of Warwick, was descended from
Gundred. daughter of William the Conqueror, who m. William De
Warren, the first earl of Surry. Hugh Stafford and Philippa Beau-
champ had four sons and four daughters Thomas, William, and
:
Edmund, who were successively earls of Stafford Ralph Margaret,

; ;
wife of Ralph Nevill ; Katheriue, m. Michael De La Pole, earl of

Suffolk; Joan, who m. Thomas Holland, earl of Kent; and ,
who m. John Lord Ferrars. Hugh Stafford, the second earl of

Stafford, died at Rhodes about 1388.
—
21 Gen. Margaret Stafford, his eldest daughter, m. Ptalph De
Nevill, Lord Nevill of Raby, who was created earl of Westmore-
land in 1397. He had by her two sons and seven daughters. The
third of those daughters was Philippa. He then m. for his second
wife, Joan De Beaufort, daughter of John of Gaunt and widow of
Robert Lord Ferrars, and had by her eight sons and five daughters.
Cecely, the youngest of those daughters, m. Richard Plautage-
—

net,duke of York, and was mother of King Edward IV, and of
King llichard III. Ralph, Earl of Westmoreland, d. in 1425.
22 G-EN. PhiJijypa Nevill, his third daughter by his first wife,

Margaret Stafford, m. Thomas Dacre, the sixth Lord Dacre of Grilles-
land, a descendant of Herbert Vaux, who, soon after the conquest,
was lord of the manor of Grillesland, in Cumberland. They had
three sons and one daughter Thomas; Ilanulj^h ; Humphrey and
:
;
Joan. Thomas Lord Dacre d. in 1457.
23 Gen. —
Thomas Dacre, his eldest son, m. Eliza Bowes, daugh-
ter and heiress of Richard Bowes, and had one child Joan ; and
:
died in the lifetime of his father.
24 Gi-EN. Joan Dacre, their only child, m. Sir Richard Fienes,

to whom, upon the death of her grandfather, the sixth Lord Dacre,
in 1457, she carried the barony of Dacre of Grillesland. And in
October, 1459, he was summoned to parliament as the seventh Lord
Dacre of aillesland. He d. in 1484.
25 Gen. —
Sir Thomas Fienes, their son, m. Alice Fitz Hugh,
daughter and co-heir of Henry Fitz Hugh, baron of Ravensworth,
and granddaughter of Richard Nevill, earl of Salisbury, which Rich-
ard Nevill was a son of Ralph Nevill, the first earl of Westmoreland,
and his second wife, Joan l)e Beaufort, daughter of John of Gaunt
and Catherine Swinford. Sir Thomas Fienes died in the lifetime of
his father.
26 Gen. —
Thomas Fienes, his eldest son, became Lord Dacre of
the South, upon the death of his grandfather, Richard Fienes, the
seventh Lord Dacre of Gillesland, in 14cS4. He m. Anne Bouchier,
daughter of Sir Humphrey Bouchier and granddaughter of John
Bouchier, lord of Berners. Thomas Fienes, Lord Dacre of the
South d. in 1534.
—
27 Gen. Catherine Fienes, his daughter, m. Richard Loudenoys
of Briade in Sussex, and had two children Robert ; and Mary,
:
28 Gen. —
3Iary Loudenoys, their daughter, m. Thomas Harla-
kenden, son of John Harlakenden of Warhorn in Kent, and had
three sons John ; William ; and Roger.
:
—
29 Gen. Roger Harlakenden, their third son, b. about 1535, m.
Elizabeth Hardres, daughter of Thomas Hardres, Esq., and settled
at Kenardiston, in Kent, and had three sons and one daughter:
Roger; Richard, b. about 1565; Thomas, b. about 1568; and
Mabel, b. 1558. About 1583 Roger Harlakenden purchased of the
Earl of Oxford the park and manor of Earls Coin, in Essex, where
he d. 21 Jan., 1603.
147
—
30 GrEN. Richard HarJakenden, liis second son, and probably

his heir, m. Margaret Hobart. daughter of Edward Hobart, and had
four sons: Richard, b. 1602- George, who d. in 1610; Eoger,
baptized 1 Oct., 1611, who came to America in 16o5; and George
2d, b. in 1616; and three dauiihters, among whom was Mabel, b.
in 1614, at Earls Coin. Richard Harlakendea d. 24 Aug., 1631.
{See 15 Gen. Reg., 327.)
81 Gen. —
Mahel Harlakenden, one of his daughters, b. 27 Sept.,
1614, came to Cambridge, Mass., with her brother Roger and his
family, in Oct., 1635, in the ship Defence. About 1636 she became
the second wife of Gov. John Haynes of Cambridge, Mass., who was
of Copford Hall, in Essex, England, and came to Cambridge. Mass.,
3 Sept., 1633, with the Rev. Thomas Hooker, in the Griffin, and
was made governor there in 1635. In May, 1637, he removed, with
his family, to Hartford, Conn. He was elected the first governor of
that colony in April, 1639, and d. 1 March, 1654. He had by
Mabel Harlakenden, his second wife, five children 1. John ILir/nes,
:
b. about 1637, who graduated at Harvard in 1656, and was a cler-

gyman, and settled in England. 2. Ruth Ear/nes, b. about 1639.
3. Joseph Hoynes, b. about 1641. 4. Roger Haynes, b. about 1643.
who went to England with his brother John, and died young and
unm. 5. Mabel Haynes, b. in 1645.
32 Gen. —Ruth Haynes, b. about 1639, at Hartford, eldest daugh-

ter of Gov. John Haynes and Mabel Harlakenden, m. about 1655,
Samuel Wyllis, b. in 1632 at Fenny Compton, in Warwickshire, son
of Gov. George Wyllis and Mary his wife, of Hartford, Conn. He
came with his father to Hartford in 1638, graduated at Harvard in
1653, and was secretary of the colony of Connecticut. And at the
time when Gov. Andross attempted to seize the charter of the colony,
concealed it in the famous Charter Oak. He d. 30 May, 1709,
at Hartford. They had four children 1. Mary Wyllis, who m.
:
Joseph Elliott. 2. Mehitahle Wyllis, who m. 1 Daniel Russell,

2 Isaac Foster, and 3 Timothy Woodbridge. 3. Ruth Wyllis, who m.
Edward Taylor. 4. Hezckialt Wyllis, who m. Elizabeth Hobart,
a descendant of his ancestress, Joan of Acres. {See No. 2147.)
32 Gen. — Joseph Haynes, b. about 1641 at Hartford, second son

of Gov. John Haynes and Mabel Harlakenden, graduated at Har-
vard in1658, and was a Congregational clergyman. He m. about
1668 Sarah Lord, b. in 1638, eldest daughter of Capt. Richard
Lord of Hartford. He was minister of Hartford, and d. 24 May,
1679, and she d. 15 Nov., 1705. They had one son and three
daughters 1. John Haynes. b. 1669, graduated at Harvard in 1689,
:
was a lawyer and a judge of the supreme court of the colony of Con-
necticut, and d. in 1713, leaving a son and a daughter Joseph :
Haynes, the son, graduated at Yale in 1714, and d. in 1716, unm.;

Mary Haynes, the daughter, m. 1 Elisha Lord and had a son,
Elisha Haynes Lord, b. in 1727, 2 Roswell Saltonstall, and 3 Timo-
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1171
thy Clapp, Presideiit of Yale College. 2. Mahd Ilai/nas, who d. about
1713 unm. 3. Mary Haynes. 4. Sarah Ilnyncs, who ni. 30 May, 1G94,
licv. James Pierpont, miuister of New Haven, and had one child,
Abigail Pierpont, who m. Rev. Joseph Noyes, minister of New Ha-
ven, whose daughter Sarah Noyes, m. John Chester of Wethers-
field, Conn., and was the great grandmother of Rev. Jonathan
TnmihiiU Backm, D. D., of Schenectady, the husband of Anne
Eliza Walworth {sec No. 4250), and of William Henry Wells, who
m. Frances Tracy. {See No. G860.)
32 Gen. — Mahel Haynes, b. 19 March, 1645, at Hartford, young-

est daughter of Gov. John Ilaynes and Mabel Harlakenden, m.
about 1664, James Russell, b. 1 Oct., 1640, sou of Hon. Richard
Russell of Charlestown, 3Iass., and Matilda his wife. He was
treasurer of Massachusetts, and assistant of the colony. She died
previous to 1679. And he married twice afterwards, and d. 25
April, 1709. His children by Mabel Haynes were 1. Mabel, b.
:
in 1665, and died in infancy. 2. James, baptized 5 April, 1668.

3. Mabel 2d, b. 29 Jan., 1670. 4. Richard, b. 16 March, 1672, who
d. about 1689, unm. 5. John, b. 29 June, 1673 6. Matilda, b.
25 June, 1676.
33 Gen.— i/crry WylUs, b. in 1656, at Hartford, eldest daughter

of Samuel Wyllis and Ruth Haynes, m. about 1685, Rev. Joseph
Elliot, minister of Guilford, Conn., as his second wife. He was b.
20 Dec., 1638, and was the second son of the Rev. John Elliot, the
apostle, and Anne Mountford, his wife ; graduated at Harvard in
1658, and was a Congregational clergyman, and was settled at Guil-
ford in 1664. She d. 24 May, 1694, and she d. 11 Oct., 1729, at
the age of 73 years. He had by her four children, born at Guil^
ford: 1. Jared EJUot, b. 7 Nov., 1685, who graduated at Yale in
1706, and was minister of Killing-worth and a doctor of divinity. He
m. 26 Oct., 1710, Elizabeth Smithson, and died. He had eleven
children, nine sone and two daughters : among them were Nathan
Elliot, Avho m. Clarina Griswold {see No. 498) ; Jared Elliot, who
m. Elizabeth Lord (.see Aô. 441) ; George Elliot, who m. Hannah
Ely (see No. 1959); John Elliot, one ofwho.se sons. Youngs Elliot,
m. Sarah Elliot {see Aô. 2169) ; and another of whose sons, Robert
Elliot, m. Rachel Denison, daughter of Isaac Denison of Albany,
N. Y., and had nine children. 2. Abial Elliot, b. 1687, who m.
Mary Leete of Guilford, and had four sons and two daughters.
3. Mary Elliot, h. 1688, who m. 1 Hawkins Hart of Wallingford,
and had by him one son, Samuel Hart of Durham 2 Abraham ;
Pearson of Killing-worth, and 3 Samuel Hooker of Kensington.

4. Rebecca Elliot, b. 1690, who m. 1 »Johu Trowbridge, 2 Ebeuezer
Fisk of New Milford, and 3 William Dudley of North Guilford, and
d. in 1782 p.
.s.
33 Gen. — MehitaLle Wyllis, b. about 1658, at Hartford, second

daughter of Samuel Wyllis and Ruth Haynes, m. about 1676, Rev.
1172 HYDE GENEALOGY,
Daniel Kussell, b. about 1642, second son of Hon. Richard Eussell

of Charlestown, Mass., and Matilda, his first wife. He graduated at
Harvard in 16C9, and was a Congregational clergyman, and d. 4
Jan., 1679, at Charlestown. She had by him one child llubel
:
Hussell, b. about 1677, who m. 12 June, 1701, liev. John Hubbard,

minister of Jamaica, L. I., b. 9 Jan., 1677, eldest son of John Hub-
bard and Ann Leverett of Ipswich, and afterwards of Boston, and
grandson of Rev. William Hubbard of Ipswich, the historian, and
his first wife, Mary Rogers, and also grandson of Gov. John Leverett
of Massachusetts. \ He graduated at Harvard in 1695, and was a
Congregational clergyman, but was settled at Jamaica, L. I., as pas-
tor of a Presbyterian church, where he d. in Oct., 1705. She had
by him two sons First, Col. John Hubbard of New Haven, b. in
:
1702, at Jamaica, and d. 27 Oct., 1773, whose son. Dr. Leverett

Hubbard, a distinguished physician of New Haven, m. Sarah White-
head, and bad twelve children, one of whom, Sarah Ilabbard^ h. 31
May, 1758, m. Judge Trumbull of Hartford (the author of McFin-
gal), and was the mother of Julianna Tnimbidl., who m. Gov. Wil-
liam Woodbridge of Detroit, Mich, (.sê No. 6128). Second, Dan-
iel Hubbard (posthumous), b. 3 April, 1706, at New Haven, who
graduated at Yale in 1727, and m. 18 Aug., 1731, Martha Coit of
New London, where he settled, and was a lawyer and sheriff of the
county, and d. 24 March, 1732. He was the ancestor of Judge
Samuel Hubbard of Boston, one of the judges of the supreme court
of Massachusetts, whose second wife was Mary Ann (Coit) Blatch-
ford {see No. 7035) ; of David Greene Hubbard, who m. Lucy Man-
waring (see No. 7038); of Henri/ Nevins, who m. Lucretia Manwar-
ing (see No. 6481); of Elizabeth G. Hubbard, who m. Edward
Buck, Esq., of Boston (see No. 7039); of Gardner G. Hubbard,
who m. Gertrude M. McCurdy, and of Caroline Hubbard, who m.
Theodore F. McCurdy (see No. 5375+) of Lucretia {Hubbard)
;
Tracy, the first wife of Elijah Backus, Esq., of New London and of
Marietta {see No. 4l39) ; and of Amos H. Hubbard of Norwich,
Conn., whom. Eliza Lanman. (êe A'b. 6040.)
After the death of her first husband, Mabel (Russell) Hubbard
m. 9 Dec, 1707, Rev. Samuel Wôodbridge, b. 1683, son of Rev.
Benjamin Woodbridge of Medford and Mary Ward, his wife. He
graduated at Harvard in 1701, and was a Congregational clergyman,
and was ordained as the minister of East Hartford, 30 March, 1705,
where she d. about 1722. She had by him six children : 1. Ward
Woodbridge, b. in 1708, and d. 21 Nov., 1728, uum. 2. Samuel
Woodbridge, b. 1711, and d. 16 June, 1719. 3. Elizabeth Wood-
bridge, b. 1714, m. Little. 4. Deodafus Woodbridge, h. 1716,
graduated at Yale 1736, went to Lewiston, Pa., and d. in 1755.
5. Mabel Woodbridge, b. 1718, m. Nathaniel Little of Lebanon,
Conn. 6. Russell Woodbridge, b. 8 May, 1719, m. 16 Jan.,
1741, Anne Olmstead of East Hartford, and d. 5 Nov., 1782, and
had nine children.
Mehitable (Wylhs) Russell, after the death of her first husband, m.
in 1680 Rev. Isaac Foster, who graduated at Harvard iu 1671, and
HYDE GENEALOGY.
117^
was a Congregational clergyman, and was settled as the fifth minis-
ter of Hartford, Conn., who d. 20 Aug., 1682. She had by him
one child, Anne Foster, b. in 1681, who m. 29 Nov., 1699, llev.
Thomas Buckingham, b. about 1668, who graduated at- Harvard in
1689, and was a Congregational clergyman, and was settled at Hart-
ford, Conn., where he d. 19 Nov., 1731, and she had by him one
son, Joseph Buckingham, who graduated at Yale in 1723.
Mehitable (AVyllis) Foster, after the death of her second hug-
band, m. about 1684 Eev. Timothy Woodbridge, born at Burford, in
England, son of Rev. John Woodbridge of Andover, and after-
wards of Newbury, Mass. He graduated at Harvard in 1675, and
was a Congregational clergyman, and was settled as the sixth minis-
ter of Hartford 18 Nov.,"l685, where she d. about 1713. She had
by him two sons and three daughters: 1. Timothy Woodbridge, h,
1685, graduated at Yale in 1706, was a Congregational clergyman,
and was settled as minister of Simsbury, Conn., 13 Nov.,^ 1712.
2. Asahel Woodbridge, b. about 1704, graduated at Yale in 1724,
and was a Congregational clergyman, and was settled as minister of
Glastonbury, Conn., 4 Oct., 1728. 3. Mary Woodbridge, who m.
William Pitkin. 4. Euth Woodbridge, m. Pearson of Newark,
N, J. 5. Susanna Woodbridge, who m. in 1728 Richard Treat.
—
33 Gen. Rnth Wi/IIis, b. at Hartford, the youngest daughter of
Samuel Wyllis and Ruth Haynes, m. 2 June, 1692, Rev. Edward
Taylor as his second wife. (His first wife was Elizabeth Fitch,
daughter of Rev. James Fitch, the first minister of Norwich. See
Norwich Jubilee, 296.) Rev. Edward Taylor was b. in 1642, at
Sketchley, in Leicestershire, just on the boi'der of Warwickshire, in
England, graduated at Harvard in 1671, and was a Congregational
clergyman, and was settled as the first minister of Westfield, Mass.,
where his first wife d. in 1689, and had a son, Samuel, b. in 1675,
and seven other children. He died 29 June, 1729; and Ruth Wyl-
lis, his second wife, survived him and died the succeeding January.
He had by her six children 1. Ruth Taylor, b. 1693, who m. in 1713

:
Rev. Benjamin Colton, who graduated at Yale in 1710, was settled

as minister of West Hartford 24 Feb. ,1713, where he d. 1 March,
1749. She was the mother of Rev. George Colton, who graduated
at Yale 1756, and was settled as minister of Bolton, Conn., 9 Nov.,
1763. 2. Naomi Taylor, b. 1695, who m. 1724 (as his second wife)
Rev. Ebenezer Devotion, b. about 1683 at Brookline, Mass., son of
John Devotion of Suffield, graduated at Harvard 1707, was settled
as minister at Suffield, Conn., 28 June, 1710, where he d. 11 April,
1741. 3. Anne Taylor, b. 1697, who m. in 1720 Rev. Benjamin
Lord, D. D., b. in 1693 at Saybrook, graduated at Yale 1714, and
who was settled as the third Congregational minister of Norwich in
Nov., 1717, where she d. 5 Jan^., 1748, and he d. 31 March, 1784.
They had five children, born at Norwieh Joseph Lord^ one of the
:
sons, m. Lucy Adgate {see No. 367); Benjamin Lord., another of

their sons, m. Lucy Lefiingwell, and was -the father of Eliza Lord^
who m. Judge Prosper Rudd of Western, Oneida county, N. Y.
;
]^274 RYBE GENEALOGY.
(see JVo. 2600) Ehenezer Lord^ another of their sons, grachlated

;
at Yale in 1753, and d. in 1808. ^4. 3Miitahle Taylor, b. 1699, who

m. Kev. William Gager, b. 29 Dec. ,1704, at Norwich, Conn., third
son of Samuel Gager and Rebecca (Lay) Raymond. He graduated
at Yale in 1721, and was settled at Lebanon, Conn., 27 May, 1726,
as minister of the second church, where he was succeeded in 1739
by the Rev. Eleazer Wheelock, the first president of Dartmouth
college (see No. 1634). 5. Kesiali Taylor, b. 1702, who m. in
June"^, 1725, Rev. Isaac Stiles, b. 80 July, 1697, at AVindsor, Conn.,
second son of John Stiles and Ruth Bancroft. He graduated at
Yale in 1722, and was settled as minister at North Haven 11 Nov.,
1724, where she d. 15 Dec, 1727, leaving one child, Rev. Ezra
Stiles, D. D., b. 10 Dec, 1727, who was president of Yale college,
and who m. Feb., 1757, for his first Avife, his relative, Elizabeth
Hubbard, daughter of Col. tJohn Plubbard of NeAV Haven, and who
was a descendant of Gov. John Haynes and Mabel Harlakenden,
through her ancestress Mabel Russell, who m. Rev. John Hubbard,
minister of Jamaica, L. I. 6. Eldad laylor^ Esq., of Westfield, b.
1708 at Westfield, who m. 1732 Rhoda Dewey, was a member of the
senate of Massachusetts, and d. in 1777 while at Boston. He was
father of the Rev. John Taylor, who was minister of Deerfield, and
of Elizabeth Taylor, b. about 1704 at Westfield, who m. in 1789
Andrew Perkins, Esq., of Norwich (his second wife) and d. 21 May,
18i9, and had six children: Frances; Charles Harriet Edward
; ;
Abigail; and Frances H. Eldad Taylor, Esq., was also the ancestor
of lienry W.Taylor, Esq., of Canandaigua, who was one of the
judges of the court of appeals of the state of New York.
33 (^Y.^.—nezekiah Wyllis, b. 23 April, 1672, at Hartford, son of

Samuel Wyllis and Ruth Haynes, m. 2 May, 1704, Elizabeth Ho-
bart, b. 8 Feb., 1675, at Topsfield, Mass., eldest daughter of Rev.
Jeremiah Hohartand Elizabeth Whiting, his wife, and granddaugh-
ter of Rev. Samuel Whiting of Lynn, Mass., and his second wife,
Elizabeth St. John. Elizabath Hobart, his wife, was, through her
grandmother, Elizabeth St John, descended from his ancestress,
Joan of Acres, daughter of King Edward I, through her eldest
daughter Eleanor De Clare, who m. Hugh Le Dispencer (see No.
2147, avd 14 Gen. Reg., 61). Hezekiah Wyllis was secretary of the
colony of Connecticut from 1712 to 1734, when he was succeeded
by his son George^ who held the office of secretary of the colony
and of the state of Connecticut about sixty years. Hezekiah Wyllis
d. 1734; his wife survived him and d. 24 Dec, 1741. They had
six children recorded at Hartford 1. Ruth Wyllis, b. 22 Feb., 1705,
:
who m. 81 Dec, 1724, Richard Lord of Wethersfield, b. 18 Feb.,

1705, third son of Richard and Abigail Warren of Hartford, and
had by him five sons and three daughters (see Goodivin. 351).
2. Elizabeth Wyllis, b. 15 Jiriy, 1708. 3. George Wyllis. b. 28 May,
1709, died in infancy. 4. George Wyllis 2d, b. 6 Oct., 1710.
5. Mabel Wyllis, b. 13 Feb., 1713. 6. Samuel WvUis, b. 26
Aug., 1714. {See 13 Gen. Reg., 244 and 344.)
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1175
B.
DESCENT OF LIEUT. THOMAS TRACY,

The of Norwich, from several of the Anglo-Saxon kings of
first
England. Many
of his descendants have intermarried with de-
scendants of William Hyde, as will be seen in the body of this
work.
For the seven first generations, commencing with Egbert, the first
Anglo-Saxon king of all England, see Aj^jJendix A.
8 Generation. —
The Princess Goda, youngest daughter of King
Ethelred Ethelred the Unready, by his last wife, Emma of
II. called
Normandy, daughter of Richard, first duke of Normandy, held lands
in Gloucestershire in the reign of her brother, King Edward the
Confessor {see 2 Ellis^ Doomsday Book, 119), which lands remain
in the hands of some of her descendants at this time. She m. for
her first husband Dreux, count of Vexin, called by English his-
torians Walter De Mante, count of Mantes. lie was great grand-
son of Waleran, who succeeded Hugh the Great, duke of France,
fother of Hugh Capet as count of Vexin in 956, and is said
to be descended from the Emperor Charlemagne and Hildegarde
of Swabia, his wife. He went on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem,
and d. in Bythinia about the first of July, 1035, and she d. in
1054. They had four sons: 1. Gcmtliier {Walter). ± Rudolf ov
Ralph. 3. Fouljucs. 4. Poutoise.
9 Gy.Tî .—Rudolf or Ralph Be Mantes, their second son, was lord

of the manor of Sudely and of Todington, which he inherited from
his mother. He was created Earl of Hereford by his uncle, Ed-
ward the Confessor, of which earldom his son was deprived in the
reign of William the Conqueror. He m. Gethe, who held lands in
her own right in Buckinghamshire, and who in Doomsday Book is
called Gethe, wife of Earl Rudolph. He d. 21 Dec, 1057, and was
buried at Peterborough.
10 Gen. — Harold
Be Mantes, their only son, m. Matilda, daugh-
ter of Hugh
Lupus, the first earl of Chester, and Ermitiude his
wife, and had by her two sons John De Sudely, and Robert De
:
Ewas.
11 Gen. —John, the eldest son, inherited the lands of his father
in Gloucestershire, and became John De Sudely, lord of Sudely
and Toddingtou. He m. Grace Tracy, daughter and heiress of
Henry De Tracy, feudal lord of Barnstable, in Devonshire. They
had two sons Ralph, the heir of the father and William, who in-
: ;
herited the lands of his mother, and assumed her family name of
Tracy.
—
1176 H"^^^ GENEALOGY.
12 Gen. — Sir William Tracy the second son, knight of Glouces-

^
tershire, hold lands at Toddingtou, to the extent of one knight's fee,

from his brother, Ralph De Sudely. He was one of the knights
who, at the instigation of Henry II, assassinated Thomas a Becket.
He died in Devonshire, and is supposed to have been buried in the
parish church at Marthoe. (*S'ee Fuller's Church Ifist., Hone's Every
Day Book, Polwhele's Hist, of Devonshire, c&c.)
13 Gen. —
Sir Oliver Tracy, his oldest son and heir, was one of
the knights of Gloucestershire in the time of King John, and as
early as 1695 he was in possession of the estate at Barnstable.
14 Gen. — William Tracy, his son, of Toddington, was in arms

against King John in 1215, and his property was confiscated; but it
was restored to him by Henry III, about 1217. He m. Hawis De
Born, and d. about 1224.
15 Gen. — Henry Tracy, his son and heir, of Toddington, d,

about 1246, and had two sons and one daughter.
—
16 Gen. Henry Tracy, of Toddington, his eldest son and heir,
presented to the church at Marthoe in Devonshire in 1275.
17 Gen. —
Sir William Tracy, of Toddington, his son and heir,
was one of the knights of Gloucestershire in 1290, and had a com-
mand in the Scottish war. His son,
18 Gen. —William Tracy, of Toddington, was a ward of Law-

rence Tresham in 1300. He was one of the knights of Gloucester-
shire, and was sheriiF for five years, commencing in 1324. In
1313 he was elected to parliament as one of the knights of Glouces-
tershire, and again in 1321.
19 Gen. — William Tracy of Toddington, his son and heir, had a

mandate to raise troops for the king, in 7th Edward III, from the
county of Gloucester, &c.
20 Gen. Sir John Tracy of Toddington, his son and heir, was
in parliament as one of the knights of Gloucestershire in 1357, and
was sherifi" in 1308 and 1369,
21 Gen. —
Sir John Tracy of Toddington, his eldest son, was a
member of parliament. He was sherifi" of Gloucestershire in 1378,
and died in 1379.
22 Gen.^ — William 7^;'flry of Toddington, his son and heir, was

Bherifi" of Gloucestershire in 1395, and died in 1399.
23 Gen. — William Tracy of Toddington, his son and heir, was

sheriff of Gloucestershire in 1418, and in 1431, was called to the
:

privy council by King Henry the VI. He m. Alice, widow of Wil-
liam GrifFord, and dau<^hter and co-heiress of Sir Guy De La Spine,
lord of the manor of Coughtou, in Warwickshire.
2.3 Gex. — WillicnnTnic^ of Toddington, their eldest son and heir,

was sheriff of GHoucestershire in 1443, 1444 and 145U. He m. Mar-
garet Pauncefort, daughter of Sir John Pauncefort and JMargaret
Beauchamp, his first wife.
25 Gen. —
Henry Tracy Esq., of Toddington, their eldest son and
^
heir,m. Alice Baldington, daughter and co-heiress of Thomas Bald-

ingtoa,Esq., of Alderly, and died about 1506.
26 Gen. —
Sir William T'racyof Toddington, their eldest son and
heir, was sheriif of Gloucestershire in 1513. He m. Margaret
Throckmorton daughter of Sir Thomas Throckmorton of Coss
Court and Margaret Orduey his wife, and granddaughter of Sir
John Throckmorton, who m. Eleanor, daughter and co-heiress of
Sir Guy De La Spine, lord of the manor of Cough ton, in Warwick-
shire, and died about 1531. He was one of the first who embraced
the reformed religion in the time of King Henry VIII. In his will,
instead of leaving his soul to God, through the intercession of the
Virgin Mary and the rest of the saints, &c., according to the then
common form, he stated briefly his belief as a Christian, and his
hope of salvation by the grace and merits of the Saviour, and then
proceeded as follows
"As touching the wealth of my soul, the faith that I have taken
and rehearsed is sufficient, as I suppose, without any other man's
works or merits. My ground and belief is that there is but one
God. and one mediator between God and man, which is Jesus Christ.
So that I accept none other in heaven or earth to mediate between
me and God ; all others to be but petitioners in receiving grace.
And therefore will I bestow no part of my goods for the intent that
any man shall say or do aught to help my soul. For therein I trust
only to the promi.>ês of Christ he that believeth and is baptized
:
shall be saved, and he that believeth not shall be damned."

/This will was condemned as heretical, and tht^ testator's body was
raised and burned in 1532. He left two sons 1. William, who was
:
ancestor of the Viscounts Tracy of Bathcoole, in the peerage of Ire-

land, and of Robert Tracy, who was one of the English judges from
1700 to 1726. 2. Richard.
27 Gen. —Richard Tracy, Esq., of Stanway, the second son, was

sheriff of Gloucestershire in 1559. He obtained grants of lands from
the crown at StauAA'ay and at Beckford, in that county, which had
belonged to the suppressed Abbey of Tewksbury (see 1 Plow. Rep.,
145). He was a man of good education; and prior to the death of
Edward VI, wrote several treatises, in defence of his father's ftiith;
the most remarkable of which was entitled Preparations for the
Cross, written in 1550. He m. Barbary Lucy, a pupil of Fox, the
148
1178 HiDE GENEALOGY.
martyrologist, daughter of Thomas Lucy of Charlecote, in Warwick-

shire, and aunt of Shakespeare's Justice ShaUoiv; and they had
three sons and three daughters. He was sheriff of Gloucestershire
in 1560. Barbary Lucy, his wife, was a descendant in the sixteenth
generation from Hugh De Mountfort. son of Gilbert De Gaunt and
Alice Mountfort, and great grandson of Baldwin V, count of Flan-
ders, who m. Alice, daughter of Robert II, king of France. Through
her ancestress, Judith, wife of lâldwin, the first count of Flandei's,
Barbara Lucy was descended from the Emperor Charlemagne, and
through hef ancestress, Alfritha, wife of Baldwin II, count of Flan-
ders, she was descended from Alfred the Great and other Saxon
kings of England.
—
28 Gen. Nathaniel Tracy of Tewkshury their second son re-
ceived lands from his father at that place.
29 Gen. — Thomas Tracy of Norwich, Conn., one of his

Lieut.
sons, b. about1610 at Tewksbury, came to Salem, Mass., in April,
1636, where he was living in Feb., 1687. He soon after went to
Wethersfield, Conn., where he m. in 1641, probably the widow of
Edward Mason. He removed to Saybrook, where she probably died
previous to 1659. He had by her seven children 1. John, b. 1642.
:
2. Jonathan, b. about 1644. 3. Thomas, b. about 1646. 4. Miriam,

b. about 1648. 5. Solomon, b. about 1651. 6. Daniel, b. 1652.
7. Samuel, b. about 1654, who died in 1693, unm. He subsequently
m. two other wives, but had no issue by either. In 1645 he and
Thomas Leffingwell, with others, relieved Uncas, the sachem of Mo-
hegan, with provisions, when he Avas besieged at Shattuck's Point by
Pessachus, sachem of the Naragansets which led to the subsequent
;
grant of the town of Norwich, in 1659. He and his family re-

moved to Norwich in 1660, of which town he was one of the pro-
prietors, and which town he represented in the general court at
Hartford for about twenty sessions. He died 7 Nov., 1685.
—
30 Gen. Capt. John Tracy \\h oldie&t son, was one of the original
proprietors of Norwich, was a justice of the peace, and represented
the town for six sessions in the legislature. He m. 17 Aug., 1670,
Mary Winslow, b. 1646, daughter of Josiah Winslow and Martha
Bourn of Marshfield, and niece of Gov. Edward Winslow of the May-
flower. He d. 16 Aug., 1702, at Norwich, where she d. 31 July,
1721. Four of his children were married and had families. His
son, John Tracy, m. Elizabeth Leffingwell, and was father of John
Tracy who m. Margaret Hyde (38) of Enth Tracy, who m. Elijah
;
Hyde (24); of Anne Tracy, who m. Eichard Hyde (44); and of

Elizabeth Tracy, who m. Samuel Backus and was mother of Elijah
Backus, who m. Lucy Griswold (495), and of Anne Backus, who m.
jCajjt. Joshua Abel (561). His son, Cajit. Joseph Tracy, m. Mary
Abel (100). His son, Winsloio Tracy, m. Rachel Ripley, and was
father of Ferez Tracy, who m. Elizabeth Hyde (289). And his
daughter, Elizaheth Tracy, m. Nathaniel Backus, and was grand-
mother of Eunice Backus, who m. James Hyde (235).
HYDE GENEALOGY.
1179
—
30 Gen. Jonathan Traaj, the second son of Lieut. Thomas
Tracy and his first wife, m. Mary Griswold, and had nine children.
He was the ancestor of John Mason Davison, who m. Sarah Simons
Walworth (4249) of Saratoga Springs. {See Nu. 4249.)
—
30 Gen. -Thomas Tracy, the third son of Lieut. Thomas Tracy
and his first wife, married and had eight children, and died about
1694 at Preston, Conn,
30 Gen.— Z>r. Solomon Tracy, the fourth son of Lieut. Thomaa

Tracy and his first wife, m. 1 Sarah Huntington, daughter of Dea-
con Simon Huntington the first, of Norwich, and liad by her two
children. He m. 2 Sarah Bliss, the widow of Thomas Sluman,
and had by her one son, and d. 9 July, 1732, at Canterbury. His
daughter, Lydia Tracy, m. Thomas Leffingwell. His eldest son,
Simon Tracy, m. Mary Leffingwell, and was father of Deacon Si-
mon Tracy, who m. Elizabeth Hyde (<U), and grandfather of Miin-
clator Tracy, who m. Caroline Bushnell (2131). His youngest son,
Solomon Tracy, married and settled at Canterbury, and had eight
children.
—
30 Gen. Daniel Tracy, the fifth son of Lieut. Thomas Tracy
and his first wife, m. 1 Abigail Adgate, eldest daughter of Deacon
Thomas Adgate and his second wife, Mary (Marvin) Bushnell, and
had by her one son, Daniel Tracy, who m. Abigail Leffingwell;
2 the widow Hannah (Backus) Bingham, and had by her two other
children, who died s. p. He was killed 29 June, 1728, by the fall-
ing of a bridge at Norwich Lauding which he was assisting in
raising.
—
30 Gen. Miriam Tracy, the only daughter of Lieut. Thomas
Tracy and his first wife, m. Lieut. Thomas Waterman one of the
original proprietors of Norwich, son of Robert Waterman and Eliza-
beth Bourn of Marshfield. She had by him eight children, seven
of whom married and had families. Thomas Waterman, her eldest
son, m. Elizabeth AUyn, and was the father of John Waterman,
who m. Anne Hyde (49) ; and of Asa Waterman^ who m. Lucy Hyde
(40). John Waterman, her second son, m. 1 Elizabeth. Lathrop,
2 Judith Woodward, and 3 Elizabeth Bassett. He was father of
William Waterman, who m. Margaret Tracy (594); and of Plannah
Waterman, mother of Gen. Benedict Arnold, the traitor. Elizabeth
Waterman, her eldest daughter, m. Capt. John Fitch of Windham,
and had four children. Martha Waterman, her third daughter, m.
Deacon Reynold Marvin of Lyme. Lydia Waterman, her fourth
daughter, m. Eleazer Burnam,and was mother of Daniel Bur nham,
who m. Irene Tracy (597). Joseph Waterman, her youngest son,
m. Elizabeth Woodward and had seven children, six of whom died
unmarried. Anne Waterman, her youngest daughter, m. Josiah De
Wolf of Lyme.
THE LATE MRS. WALWORTH.

{See 1^0. 1339.)
The death of this good woman has stricken with deep grief the
hearts of many who were connected with her by the ties of con-
sanguinity, and spread gloom and sorrow far beyond the limits of the
domestic circle in which she moved so long, and within which she
was loved so well.
She expired on the 24th ult., at Saratoga Springs, where she
had resided many years, in the well-known mansion of the Chan-
cellor, and surrounded by the members of her tender and aifectionate
family. To them the loss will prove irreparable, and many, very
many, of the inhabitants of that village will long and sincerely
mourn the departure of one who was always their friend, in sun-
shine and in storm, in sickness and in health.
Mrs. Walworth was an eminently pious and estimable woman. She
was one of those women in whom are found combined all those charm-
ing qualities which constitute the affectionate wife, the tender mother,
the true friend, and the sincere Christian. Those who knew her
best learned to love her most. It was her good fortune to be placed
in a situation which enabled her to gratify the natural benevoleuce
of her heart, and that served to develop those be.autiful traits of
character that shone so brightly about her path, and clearly marked
her footsteps through a loug and useful life. She failed not to. ren-
der thanks to her God for all His goodness, and ever strove earnestly
to make a good use of the blessings He showered upon her so boun-
tifully.
While she never neglected any of the multifarious duties that
devolved upon her in her relations of wife and mother, but dis-
charged them all faithfully and well, yet she ever found time to go
about doing good, in meek imitation of Him whom she loved and
served ; and she was always ready to listen to the cry of the needy and
to obey with alacrity the disinterested promptings of her generous
nature. Among the poor and the afflicted she moved as a minister-
ing angel, carrying with her timely relief, and bestowing upon those
who needed it such Christian counsel and consolation as made the
faint heart strong, even in the grasp of the Destroyer, and caused
the star of Hope Eternal to shine brighter and brighter as the
suff"erer's hold on life grew weaker and weaker. Her kind heart
beat in unison with all the cares and trials of the worthy of her
fellow beings, and, in doing what she could to alleviate them, she
drew no line of distinction between rich and poor, high and humble,
hut dispensed her charities and exercised her benevolence with an
even hand, and with a single eye to the accomplishment of good.
Those stricken ones who mourn the loss of a faithful wife and a
fond mother, will long continue to feel keenly the bitter pangs of
such a bereavement, and cherish her memory iu their hearts while
a
:
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1181
lifeendures. But there are many who, with the writer of this feeble
testimonial to her superior worth, will ever remember her for her
numberless acts of kind, full-hearted benevolence for her uniform
;
evenness of temper and never-failing amiability; for her beautifully

consistent character; fer her open-handed charities to the needy,
her tender 'care of the sick, and her sleepless watchfuhiess at the
bed of death.
God blessed her for the discharge of all these kind offices while
she lived, and now, in Ilis own good time, He has summoned her
away to the enjoyment of the Christian's priceless reward eternal —
life.
The following was traced by the pen of affection, and is inscribed

upon her tombstone in the Green Kidge cemetery at Saratoga
Springs
"She loved her Savior, and that love she proTed,
By ardent love for all the Savior loved.
She loved his poor: she prayed, and freely gave,
To save the dying world He died to save."
D.
LIEUT. GEORGE AUGUSTUS t\ÔODIlUFF.
(See No. 2935.+)
Mortally wounded on the battle-field of Gettyshurgh, Pa., on the
3d and died on the 4th day of July, 1863, Lieut. George Augustus
Woodruff", U. S. A., son of George and Augusta S. Woodruff" of
Marshall, Mich., aged 23 years.
Lieut. Woodruff" graduated at the U. S. military academy at West
Point in May, 1861, with a high grade of scholarship, and with the
general esteem of his class. He was one of the number of promising
young officers who within the past three years have gone forth from
the academy to various positions in the federal army, and whose
merits and services, whenever fully and impartially recorded, will
not only render their names precious to every true patriot, but
will also reflect the highest honor on that noble institution which
has enabled them to exhibit a conduct equal to their courage.
His standing being such as to give him a position in the ordnance,
he nevertheless preferred the more active service of the artillery.
In the first instance, however, he was ordered to the army of the
Potomac and to the position of assistant adjutant-general to Colonel
and acting Brigadier-General Wilcox of Michigan; and took part in
the fix'st battle of Bull Run in that capacity, and was engaged upon
the most exposed portions of the field and in the thickest of the fight,
retiring in company with the regulars who brought up the rear.
Immediately after this he was promoted to a first lieutenancy, and
at hisown request was assigned to his proper place in the artillery
of the regular army being attached to what was then known as
;
Ftickett's Battery, so miicli distinguished by its bravery, and its almost

complete' destruction while doing its duty at a late battle in which
its heroic commander was wounded and captured. With this bat-
tery he continued to the end of his life, and to him is due no minor
share of the credit reflected on its officers by its wonderful drill, and
discipline, and consequent efficiency. Under his immediate com-
mand, for a large share of the time, it held from August, 1861, to
the June following, the important pass of Edward's Ferry, exhibit-
ing, upon occasion, a skill which seemed to the observers scarcely
less than marvelous, in dislodging the enemy from his dangerous
lurking places upon the Virginia side of the Potomac.
In June, 1862, he moved down with his battery to the Peninsula.
His first important action was at the battle of Fair Oaks, where the
battery performed a distinguished part. Gen. Richardson, who was
then present, thus states the crisis of the action " One and a half
:
hours before sunset, just as Couch's division were having their left
turned, the enemy penetrated between him and the corps of Heint-
zleman. Half an hour would have cut our column in two, which
would have insured the defeat of our army."
Within this half hour the division of Gen. Sedgwick, led by this
battery, at quick time, came up and to its rapid and well directed fire,
;
staggering the enemy's advancing column and preparing the way

for the gallant charge led by Gen. Sedgwick in person, more than
to any other human cause, the result of the battle was due.
Gen. Sedgwick, in his official report of that action, thus refers
to the incident :
" I would here mention with pride, that shortly
previous to the charge, Lieut. Kirby brought his battery into action
in a most gallant and spirited manner. His pieces, in charge of
Lieuts. Woodrufi" and French, were run up and unlimbered, under
a very galling discharge of musketry, within less than one hundred
yards of the enemy and opened a terrific fire with cannister and
;
spherical case, which contributed, in a very high degree to break

and finally scatter him."
The battery was also engaged in two of the battles during the
seven days' fight before Richmond, in which it was of great service.
And in order to contribute his utmost to the rescue of our army at
this time, Lieut. Woodrufi" deferred yielding to an attack of billions
fever till the movement was ended, when he was obliged to succumb
and to remain very seriously sick for many weeks. But he recovered
his strength sufficiently to rejoin his battery just on the eve of the
battle of Antietam, where, in consequence of the sickness and ab-
sence of Lieut. Kirby, the command devolved upon him. The able
manner in which he disposed his force and handled his guns upon
this occasion, while for a time deserted by his infantry supports,
saving by his prompt and judicious action half a mile of our line,
and contributing largely to the general success of our arms, was
graphically, though somewhat inaccurately depicted in the Balti-
more American soon after ; and was such as to call forth the per-
sonal compliments of Gen. McClellan. Gen. Sedgwick, the cUvision
commander, being disabled early in the action, made no report of
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1183
this affair. But in a letter to the
father of Lieut. Woodruff thus
alludes to it ''At the battle of Antietam I aojaiu had occasion to
:
notice your son's gallantry, then in command of his battery. Whilst

leaving the field, my horse having been killed and myself badly
wounded, I was left for some time within the battery, which was
then engaged in repulsing, and did repulse, the column of the enemy
that had broken my division. No veteran could have selected a
better position, and no one could have shown more gallantry in de-
feuding it.''
At the battle of Fredericksburgh this battery was among those
ordered across the river, and the section commanded by Lieut." Wood-
ruff, the only portion that was so, was engaged for a time with the
enemy. Again at Chancellorville, the battery occupied a promi-
nent position and it was here that Lieut. Kirby received the wound
;
which resulted in his death soon after. The command now again
devolved upon Lieut. Woodruff', which command he held in all sub-
sequent engagements till death severed the connection.
The next and last action, or rather series of actions, in which he
was engaged were those ever memorable ones at Gettysburgh on the
2d and 3d of July, 1863. On the 2d, the battery was engaged in
four artillery fights and in one battle. And on the 3d, it was engaged
in eight artillery fights and in one battle before 1 o'clock p. m. ; when,
in the words of a brother oflicer, an eye-witness and participator in the
scene, addressed to the father of Lieut. Woodruff, " the most tarrific
battle of the war opened. For an hour and a half your son's and
three other batteries bore the concentrated fire of one hundred and
fifty guns. Then the rebel infantry moved forward to attack in front
of the batteries. Our front was soon cleared, and George rode up
and ordered me to go with two guns to the support of the other bat-
teries, which were in danger of being taken. He was turning to go
to the rest of the batter}'^, when a musket ball struck him on the
right of the spine issuing near the lower rib."
This proved to be a mortal wound, and which he seems to havo
felt to be such. Upon being helped to dismount, he extended his
hand to his friend, and next in command, Lieut. Egau, and bade
him good-bye. He survived, however, till the next day, bearing
the pain of his deadly wound without a groan or a murmur; his dying
moments being soothed by the kind care of his surgeon and the
affectionate attentions of his brother officers and men, and by the
consciousness of having discharged the highest duty a human being
can perform, and more than all, as we humbly trust, by that Chris-
tian taith in which be had been trained from infancy, and from
which, in his manhood, he did not depart.
Though still only a lieutenant in the regular army, his merit had
been recognized on the field by recommendation for a captain brevet
at Fair Oaks, and subsequently at other actions on the peninsula for
those of major and lieutenant-colonel.
He was buried by his companions in arms on the field where he
had fought so well ; and where he expressed a wish that he might b^
laid. But his remains were shortly afterwardg removed to the rural
cemetery of liis native town, and placed beside those of his beloved
mother, who had preceded him to the spirit land less than a month
before. She being taken away suddenly from the evil to come, and
he, as it since appears, without ever learning, though repeatedly
written to respecting it, the bitter news of her death. Heaven thus
kindly shielding each from the crushing sorrow.
Thus has gone another precious sacrifice to the fell spirit of this
unnatural rebellion. Another witness before the judgment seat
against those at whose door lies the guilt of this fearful strife.
Inscrutable, indeed, are the doings of Him who so often calls away
the young just entering upon the active stage of life, matured for its
duties and enjoyments, appearing on it only long enough to inspire
proud hopes of their brilliant success, and then suddenly withdrawn.
Yet of all the victims which death has gathered in this cruel war,
there has fallen none whose character had a juster claim to respect
and admiration. Truth, duty and kindness were the elements out of
which it grew ; and no nobler illustration of each could be found in
all the patriot host gathered with him to the defence of the govern-
ment and the preservation of the Union. The temptation and license
of the camp never betrayed him to forgetfulness of a faithful mother's
teachings. A brother officer, who knew him long and well, speaks
of him thus :
" For three years we were hourly companions at the
military academy, and since I have been in service he was my model
and guide ; and I can truly tell you I know of no virtue he wanted
or one vice that he possessed." But pure, good and dear as he was — a
most dutiful son, an affectionate brother, devoted friend, true patriot
and soldier —
he has gone, as we may humbly hope, where Christian
heroes and martyrs have gone before him. His work was done,
and he has departed a victor and conqueror from the battle-field of
life.
E.
MAJOR-GENERAL JOHN SEDGWICK,
{See No. 3096.)
Was b.
13 Sept., 1813, at Cornwall, Conn., and was a grand nephew
of Judge Theodore Sedgwick of Stockbridge, who was a judge of
the supreme court of Massachusetts. He was a descendant of the
eighth generation from Major-General Robert Sedgwick of Charles-
town, Mass., one of the first settlers of that town, who " was
nursed up in London's artillery garden, and was stout and active
in all feats of war." That descent was as follows : 1. AVilliam,
the second son of Major-Gen. Robert Sedgwick, m. Elizabeth Stone

of Hartford. 2. Samuel Sedgiokl:, their only child, m. Mary
Hopkios, and had twelve children. 3. Benjamin Sedyivick, their
youngest son, m. Anne Thompson, and had six children. 4. Gen.
John Scdf/icick of Cornwall, their eldest son, m. Abigail x\ndrews
and had twelve children. 5. Benjamin Sexhjwick, their fourth son,
m. Olive Collins, and was the father of Major-Gen. John Sedgwick.
V"f^
/. .^ /^^y ---- ^^
John Sedgwick graduated at the "West Point military academy in
1837, aud was appointed 1 July, 18o7, a second lieutenant of artil-
lery, and promoted to a first lieutenancy in 1839. He was in the
battles of Contreras and Churubusco in Mexico, in August, 1847 ;
and received a captain's brevet for his gallantry there. He was

again honorably mentioned in Gen. Worth's report of the bloody
battle of Molino del Eey, on the Sth of September, 1847. For his
gallantry on that occasion, and at the taking of Chapultapec, and
the San Cosmo gate of the city of Mexico, five days later, he
received the brevet of a major. In 1849 he was appointed a captain,
and in 1855 he was made a major of the first regiment of cavalry.
On the 25th of April, 1861, he was appointed colonel of the fourth
regiment of cavalry in the regular army, and on the 31st of August,
the same year, he was made a brigadier-general of volunteers. In
the battles near Kichmoud, in June and July, 1862, he commanded
a division in Gen. Sumner's army corps. Aud on the 4th of July,
1862, he was appointed a major-general of volunteers. He was
severely wounded at the sanguinary battle of Antietam, in Mary-
land, 17th September, 1862; and upon his recovery he was assigned
to the command of the ninth army corps in the army of the Potomac.
And by hard fighting and good generalship he saved his army corps
from destruction near Fredericksburgh in May, 1863, after the dis-
astrous defeat of General Hooker at Chancellorville had left that
army corps to sustain the attack of the massed forces of the rebel
army. And he arrived at Gettysburgh, with the sixth army corps
under his command, in time to participate in the latter part of the
sanguinary conflict which was carried on there the three first days
of July, 1863.
Again, on the 7th Nov., 1863, with the fifth and sixth army corps
under his command, he surprised and captured a strong position of
the confederates on the north side of the Kappahannock river in Vir-
ginia, near the Rappahannock Station, and took about 1500 prison-
ers. And he and his troops were complimented in general orders
by General Mead, the commander of the army of the Potomac, for
this gallant exploit ; in which about 400 of his command were
killed and wounded.
TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE JOHN

PORTER, ESQ.
(See M. 7360.)
In addressing the supreme judicial court at Exeter, N. H., Judge
Stickney said :
The bar in the county of Rockingham has been called within a

few years to partwith many of its valued members. Mr. Porter,
who for a long time occupied a prominent position among us, and
149
whose death has just been announced to the court, is now added to
this number, and we are called upon to pay a tribute of respect to
his memory.
Few men have left behind them a more enviable reputation than
Mr. Porter. In all the stations of life which he was called to fill,
and they were numerous, he fully met the public expectation, and
performed his duties with marked ability and success. His attain-
ments in the profession to which he devoted himself, were of a high
order. As a sound lawyer and safe counsellor he was among the
first of the profession, and for integrity of character and honesty of
purpose he had no superior. I remember him well thirty years ago,
when I first became a member of the bar in this county; he was
then in the full and successful practice of his profession. I re-
member also his associates and competitors at that time — Mason,
Sullivan, Bartlett, and others, eminent in the profession — and it is
no small praise to him to say, that among such men he maintained
a high reputation as a lawyer, and his counsel and services were
much sought after and relied upon.
I have been engaged with him and against him in the trial of
cases; and any one thus situated could not fail to observe and ac-
knowledge his superior ability and carefulness in the preparation
and management of his cases. He was distinguished for the accu-
racy and soundness of his judgment, and for his extensive know-
ledge of the law and its practice. As a special pleader he stood in
the front rank of the profession, at a time when special pleading
was more regarded in practice than at the present day. His man-
ner in court was peculiarly unassuming. Nothing was ever said by
him for the mere purpose of display but he stated his positions
;
distinctly, in language clear and concise, and he seldom had occa-

sion to restate them. In his manners and deportment he was uni-
formly gentlemanly, kind and courteous to all; nothing assuming,
overbearing or oifensive, ever came from him. He was particularly
kind to the younger members of the bar, and was ever ready and
happy to advise and aid them, when requested, in matters of prac-
tice. I often had occasion to avail myself of this superior knowledge
and experience in the early years of my practice, and no man ever
rendered such aid more willingly or more cheerfully.
His social qualities were of a high order as a man and a friend
;
he was kind and obliging in his domestic relations he was singu-

;
larly happy ; as a husband and father he was kind and affectionate,

and was greatly beloved in return. But the most prominent trait
in his character, and the one which gave value to all the rest, was
his sterling integrity— his honesty and uprightness in all his tran.s-
actions and in all the relations of lite. No man stood higher in
these respects or enjoyed in a greater degree the confidence and re-
spect of the community where he lived.
His earthly course is now ended he has passed through a long
;
life unsullied, and has gone to another world, where, I trust, he re-
ceived the welcome of the good and faithful servant.
G.
MAJOR-GENERAL JOHN POPE.
(JVo. 6117.+)
Was the third son of Judge Nathaniel Pope of Kaskaskia, 111.,
formerly of Kentucky, and was, through his maternal grandmother,
Lucretia Hubbard of New London, Conn., descended from Gov.
Leverett of Mass., and from the Rev. William Hubbard of Ips-
wich, the historian of New England. Through his maternal
ancestress, Mabel Harlakenden, the second wife of Gov. Haynes
of Hartford, he was also descended from Alfred the Great, from
William the Conqueror, from the earls of Warwick and the earls
of Stafford, and from other kings and oth6r nobility of England.
(^'ee Nos. 2139, 7038, and Appemh'x A.)
He graduated at West Point military academy in 1842, and was
appointed a second lieutenant in the corps of topographical engineers.
He was at the taking of Monterey, in Mexico, in September, 1846,
by the troops under Gen. Taylor and was promoted to a first lieu-
;
tenancy, his commission to date from the 23d of Sept., 1846. He

was at the battle of Buena Vista in February, 1847, and for his
services there received the brevet rank of captain. He was sub-
sequently employed to test the feasibility of supplying water on the
arid plains between Texas and New Mexico by means of Artesiau
wells. In July, 1856, he was promoted to the full rank of captain
of topographical engineers; and held that office in Feb., 1861, when
he was detailed as one of the officers to conduct the president elect
to the seat of government at Washington.
On the 17th of May, 1861, after the commencement of the civil
war, he was appointed a brigadier-general of volunteers, by Presi-
dent Lincoln, and was assigned to a command in Missouri, and was
at the battle of Blackwater. In March, 1862, he was appointed a
major-general of volunteers; was assigned the command of the
troops in Missouri, who were to co-operate with the flotilla under
the command of Capt. Foote of the navy, in reducing the con-
federate works at Island No. 10 in the Mississippi river, near
New Madrid. He marched to New Madrid and captured it, on
the 14 March, 1862. A canal was subsequently cut through the
inundated forest on the Missouri side of the river ; by means of
which Gen. Pope's troops were enabled to cross the Mississippi in
transports, so as to get in the rear of the confederate batteries on
the opposite side of the river. This having been accomplished on
the 7th of April, by a division of Gen. Pope's troops, under the
command of Gen. Paine, the troops on the island surrendered to
Capt. Foote on the night of the 7th of April. And Gen. Pope's
laud forces the next day succeeded in capturing several thousand
of the confederate troops on the Tennessee side of the river. He
was appointed brigadier-general of volunteers on the 21 March, 1862.
In April, 1862, after the battle of Shiloh, when Gen. Ilalleck
arrived upon the ground where that battle had been fought, he
found Gen. Grant's army much reduced ; and called to him Gen.
Pope, and all his forces, from the neighborhood of New Madrid and
Fort Pillow, and placed him and his corps on the left wing of the
army which was to advance upon the confederate stronghold at
Corinth. The march commenced on the 27th of April, and be-
tween that and the IGth of May there were frequent skirmishes
with the enemy. And there' were two sharp engagements at and
around Farmington, a few miles east of Corinth, in which Gen.
Pope's division was prominent. The siege of Cdrinth commenced
on the 20th of May, 1862. On the 28 of May the left wing of the
army, under General Pope, attacked what afterwards was found to
be the most important part of the confederate works ; which attack
was most vigorously resisted. The next day Gen. Pope opened upon
that part of the defences of Corinth with heavy artillery, when the
confederates retired from the battery and allowed him to occupy the
position which they had so vigorously defended the day before and
;
before daylight on the morniug of the 3Uth of May the last of the
confederate army retired from their works, and the siege of Corinth
was ended.
In June, 1862, he was summoned to Washington to take the
command of the army of Virginia, after Gen. Jackson of the con-
federate army had compelled Gen. Banks to retreat from Winchester
into Maryland, had defeated Gen. Shields at Port Eepublic, and had
compelled Gen. Fremont to retire before him. He was made a briga-
dier-general of the regular army on the 14th of July, 1862, and
assumed the command of the army of Virginia, and marched to-
wards Kichmond, and arrived at Culpepper Court House, a few
miles north of the Rapidan river, early in August. On the 8th of
August, 1862, on hearing that the confederates had crossed the
Rapidan in force, he sent forward Gen. Banks, with two divisions, to
hold them in check. On the 9th Banks advanced to the neighbor-
hood of the Cedar Mountain, abou^ half way between Culpepper
Court House and the Rapidan. A desperate conflict here ensued, in
which many were killed and wounded on both sides ; but in which
the Union forces were eventually worsted, owing to the strong posi-
tion of the confederates.
Gen. Pope, with the army of Virginia, remained near Culpepper
Court House until the 17th of August, when he learned that the
confederate army, under Gen. Robert E. Lee, was only a few miles
in front of him, in overwhelming force, .lie therefore fell back and
recrossed the Rappahannock, and prepared to defend the passage of
that river by the confederates, at the Rappahannock Station, on the
Orange and Alexandria railroad, and at the numerous fords above
and below that place. He received orders from Washington to hold
the line of the Upper Rappahannock until the troops of Gen. Mc-
Clcllan, which were being brought around from Harrison's Landing
and up the Potomac, could arrive and march to his assistance. And
for several days there was continuous fighting in his front, along the
river, from the Rappahannock Station northward in which the appa-
;
rent efforts of the confederates to cross the river were frustrated.

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But afterwards appeai-cd that these demonstrations in front of
it
Gen. Pope's army were only intended to mask a movement of the

confederate general, Stonewall Jackson, in great force, through
Thoroughfare Gap in the Bull Bun mountains, and thence to the
Manassas Junction, in the rear of the Union army. On the night of
the 22 of August, in the midst of a terrific thunder storm, a body
of Gen. Jackson's cavalry, under the command of Gen. Stewart,
made a bold and successful dash across the country to Catlett's
Station, immediately in the rear of Gen. Pope, and plundered a
valuable train; getting possession of the baggage and private pro-
perty of the general.
On the 23d of August Gen. Pope had fallen back upon "War-
rentou, and was reinforced by a portion of Gen. McClellau's army,
under Generals Heiutzleman and Pitz John Porter. Gen. Jackson,
on the 24th and 25th of August, proceeded northward, through
Thoroughfare Gap, and marched directly for Centreville. On the
26th his cavalry fell suddenly upon the Union force at Manassas
Junction, capturing a battery of artillery and a large amount of
military stores, and the works at that place were immediately occu-
pied by the confederates, in force. And the next day a brigade
of Gen. McClellan's army from Alexandria, which was proceeding
to reinforce Gen. Pope, arrived at the junction by rail road, with-
out being aware of the presence of the enemy, and was driven back
by the confederates, beyond Centreville, with heavy loss.
When Gen. Pope ascertained that the confederates were in his
rear, and that his communication with his base of supplies was cut
off, he decided that the defence of the upper Bappahannock must
be abandoned. And on the 27th of August he evacuated Warren-

ton and Warreuton Junction ; directing Gen. McDowell with his
own and Sigel's corps, and Beynold's division, to march rap-
corps,
idly upon Gainesville, so as to intercept any reinforcements coming
to Gen. Jackson through Thofoughfare Gap. He also directed Gen-
erals Beno and Kearny, with their divisions, to march on Green-
wich, in the rear of Gainesville, to support Gen. McDowell. And
Gen. Pope himself, with Gen. Porter's corps and Hooker's division,
proceeded towards Manassas Junction. Gen. Hooker, on the after-
noon of the same day, came upon the confederate advance, under
Gen. Ewell, and after a severe conflict drove them hack on Manas-
sas Junction. In the meantime. Gen. McDowell presented so
threatening a front, that Gen. Longstreet, who had passed through
Thoroughfare Gap with reinforcements for Gen. Jackson, deemed it
prudent to fall back to the west side of the Bull Bun mountains.
On the morning of the 28th of August Gen. Jackson evacuated
Manassas Junction, and passing through Centreville, took the War-
renton turnpike towards Gainesville. And Gen. Pope, with the
divisions of Hooker and Beno and Kearney, pushed on to Manassas
and Centreville ; sending orders for Gen. Porter to hasten up from
Broad Bun, where he had stopped. On the 29th of August most
of the troops, belonging to the Union army were engaged in a san-
guinary conflict with the confederates, in which very little advan-
1190 ^YDE GENEALOGY.
tage was gained on either side. The conflict was terminated by the
approach of darkness ; and both parties, exhausted by the fatigues
of the day, lay upon their arms, ready to renew the battle on the
morrow; the Union army having nearly exhausted its provisions
and forage.
The conflict was renewed about one o'clock in the afternoon of
the 30th of August, and the fighting soon became general along the
whole Hue of the Union army; Heintzleman occupying the extreme
right, McDowell the extreme left, and Sigel, Porter and Reno being
posted in the centre. And by four o'clock in the afternoon the
whole of Gen. Pope's forces in the field were engaged at close quar-
ters with the enemy. About five o'clock in the afternoon, Gren. Lee
pushed forwards immense masses of troops against the Union left
and centre, and the conflict became terrific along those portions of
the line. The Union left at length gave way, and at nightfall had
been forced back half a mile. And Gen. Pope finding it useless
to contend longer with superior numbers and in the exhausted con-
dition of his troops, retired across Bull Run to the heights of Cen-
treville. Some fighting afterwards took place on the evening of the
1st of September, in which Generals Kearney and Stevens were
killed. On the afternoon of the 2d of September, in pursuance of
orders from the commander in chief, Gen. Halleck, the troops under
the command of Gen. Pope retreated within the defences of Wash-
ington, and arrived there without further loss on the 3d of Septem-
ber ; when Gen. Pope was relieved of his command of the army of
Virginia.
He was then assigned to the department of the northwest, where
he soon succeeded in putting an end to the outrages which the in-
dians in Minnesota had been committing upon the frontier inhabit-
ants of that state.
H.
SUSAN TRACY BAGG,
{See M. QSQO.-i-)
Widow of the late Moses Bagg of

Utica, was the daughter of
William Geduey Tracy and Rachel (Huntington) Tracy of Whites-
borough. She was born Nov. 20, 1800. Pot many years she
had resided in Utica, and she removed thence to New York in the
year 1856, where she continued to reside until her death, July
17, 1859.
For nearly two years she had been in feeble health, and had ac-
customed herself to look forward to a sudden termination of her life.
Early in July she was induced to go to Saratoga Springs, in the
hope that their curative waters, in connection with medical treat-
ment, might alleviate some of the symptoms of her disease. Their
efi'ect seemed favorable, and gave her friends some reason to expect
—

her restoration to comfortable health, until on Friday, the 15th,
when apoplectic symptoms were exhibited. She retained her con-
sciousness long enough calmly to foresee their result, and then sank
rapidly until on Sunday morning, at eleven o'clock, she slept in
peace.
Her remains were buried just at sunset in the Forest Hill cemetery,
near Utica, in a lot selected by herself, and where the remains of her
husband's family had been laid. She had been present at the con-
secration of its beautiful grounds, and had then heard, as part of the
dedicatory exercises, an ode written by herself, sung by the thousands
present, to most of whom she was known. One verse of it was
vividly recalled to the memory of the friends who were paying the
last token of their respect to her remains, by the hour and circum-
stances
" The evening sun upon this hill
Bestows its latest ray,
And promises another dawn
At every parting day.
Bright emblem of the blessed hope
By God to mortals given.
That closing life upon this earth
Precedes the dawn of Heaven."
Her former pastor, the Rev. Dr. Philemon H. Fowler, of the First
Presbyterian church in Utica paid this well deserved tribute to the
memory of her virtues.
Mrs, Bagg united a number and a variety of excellencies which
few of us can find elsewhere in the circle of our acquaintances.
Strength and delicacy, fervor of feeling and coolness of judgment,
the nicest susceptibility and perception, and the utmost energy and
resolution, combined to give completeness to her character.
Though endowed by nature with the qualities that win affection
and inspire respect, it was from grace that her crowning beauty and
attraction came. Preeminent among her Christian charms was the
benevolence she cherished and practiced. Usefulness was the end
of her life. In every relation and in every sphere she merged her-
self in others. In the family, where we all most act ourselves, and
where no disguises are kept up, and where our freest and fullest de-
velopments are made, she appeared almost unconscious of her own
interests and wants, in an engrossing regard to her kindred, whom
she constantly served.
There are three positions in the community with which my mind
most readily associates her. They may be judged humble by the
world, and we may have thought her condescending in taking them;
but her usefulness there gave them dignity and honor. The one is
as a member of a sewing society, where, by her presence and exam-
ple, she encouraged charity to the poor the second is as a teacher
;
in a mission Sunday school, where she long and faithfully and suc-
cessfully taught the neglected children of parents of foreign birth;
the third is as the principal directress of an orphan asylum, where for
so many years she watched over motherless childhood with maternal
tenderness and assiduity.
With a well poised, well disciplined and well informed mind ;
with a delicate and cultivated taste with ardent and disinterested

;
affection and unflagging zeal, she so admirably acted her part, that
as a counselor and helper we looked upon her as indispensable in the
household, in society, and in the church.
When her anticipated removal from Utica was first announced,
our feelings would have forbidden her leaving and when we yielded
;
to the Providence that called her away, we rejoiced that the great
metropolis to which she went was a wider theatre for those labors of
love in which she so much delighted, and for which she was so
eminently fitted. Scarcely, however, had she reached her new
home, before sickness arrested her untired activity.
During her welcome visit here, in the summer of 1858, it was
painfully evident tbat her vigorous constitution began to be under-
mined and though she subsequently rallied somewhat, she never
:
ceased to believe that sentence of death was written upon her.

There was a marked increase in the spirituality of her frame, and in
the zest with which she relished divine things. She left New York
for Saratoga, to gratify her friends, rather than with any expectation
of improvement. She wrote to one of her brothers at the time :
" I am deeply impressed with the call which I have had, to be pre-
pared at any moment to leave all the things of this life ; and I re-
joice always in the blessed promise of the life to come."
The physician whose care she enjoyed at Saratoga was a Luke in-
deed ; and under his ministries, and those of a cultivated and pious
matron who assisted him. and in the society of a Christian house-
hold, who made her resort even less a sanitarium than a home, she
spent a few days most agreeably, and with an apparent amendment
in health. Suddenly, however, a new shock of disease fell upon
her, and she was borne from a cheerful circle to a couch of languish-
ment where, in a few hours, she fell asleep in Jesus.
I.
JONATHAN HYDE.
(See JVo. 767.)
The following notice of the late Jonathan Hyde of Bath, Me., is
from The Northern Tribune of the 30th of November, 1850 :
" He who lives a great truth is incomparably greater than he

who but speaks it."
The late Jonathan Hyde, whose demise has already been no-
ticed, has for over fifty years exhibited before this community
the great truth of a consistent human life in a degree of perfec-
tion rarely to be met with. Through his long period of active
life we have beheld him from day to day, and year to year, stea-
dily, but without ostentation, fulfilling the obligations of a good
HYDE GENEALOGY. ]^]^93
citizen, and in all relations of life presenting to tliosc about liim

a character the most exemplary.
At length, in mature times, the curtain has fallen ; the drama
of a long and useful earthly life has ended, that scenes of a brighter
character may be opened above, and, in grateful acknowledgment
of the gentle hand of Providence, which has closed the earthly
scene, we are left to profound musings, in view of the picture
which retrospective thoughts gradually bring to the mind.
" The honest man is truly the noblest work of God." He is
a gift from heaven to earth; and the long life of such an one,
in however humble walk, must present to his generation, and may
to the generation following, a volume of instruction more cogent
in its influence on cotemporaries than many abstract disquisitions
on Christian ethics.
Ordinarily we are given to the glorification of quite diiFerent traits
of human life and character, — a few flashes of brilliant earthly wit.
an heroic display of the daring, even though it be sanguinary and
more barbarous than Christian, — a successful career of mere money
getting and property managing to the attainment of vast accumu-
lations, with, perhaps, few if any of the qualities which form an
example worthy to be presented to the rising generation of a Chris-
tian people ; or, the extraordinary development of some other trait
of character, while the numerous others, essential to constitute a
symmetrical and well-balanced man, have been left hardly culti-
vated at all. To these and similar distorted pictures of human
life is the admiration of the young invited, while the examples of
a more modest but perfect character are less noticed.
But, examples of practical life and character like the one before
us, though they speak in gentle tones, they address themselves to
the conscience and to the whole moral sense of our better nature,
and should be regarded as among the choicest bounties of heaven,
not to be passed by unheeded, or soon forgotten.
Mr. Hyde was the son of a farmer in Lebanon, Ct., which place
he left in the year 1792, at the age of 20 years, and made his first
trip to the Kennebec for the improvement of his health. Idealizing
the benefit sought, he continued his visits at intervals, passing most
of his time, while on the river, either at the settlement near Jones's
Eddy in Georgetown, or at Pownalboro', now Dresden, which were
then the principal seats of commerce on the Kennebec, and spending
his winters, more or less, in teaching school in his native state, until
1799, when he established himself at Bath, and opened a store for
retail trade.
Prudently confining himself to his means, which were limited,
and gradually extending his business, as his ability increased and
the wants of the place demanded, he progressively advanced to cir-
cumstances which, previous to and after the last war with England,
permitted him to engage in foreign trade without prejudice to his
vending business. But more recently, as is well known, he has
given his attention mostly to the iuiportation and vending of iron,
150 •
steel, &e.* gradually bringing his earthly concerns into a condition

to be left whenever his course might terminate.
His steady habits, moral deportment, and manifest respect for
civil and religious order, early drew towards him confiding popular
sentiment, which soon commanded his services as a select man of the
town, over which board of officers he presided many years, and also
frequently represented the town in the state legislature during the
connection of Maine with Massachusetts and for twelve years, em-
;
bracing some of the most trying times in a financial point of view

which the country has experienced since the commencement of the
present century, he acted as president of the Lincoln bank.
Thus, with an even tenor, and more and more interior and expan-
sive views and purposes, he was permitted to complete the full period
of human life to the age of 78 years, when, Oct. 18, 1850, with an
humble faith in the Lord, he was indulged with a quiet exit, which
seemed peculiarly in keeping with his whole character.
Through his whole life, the honest man was apparent in all his
transactions.
Punctual to an extraordinary degree, his obligations were often
met before they reached maturity, and, though a large and lenient
creditor, he seldom himself really owed to any one aught but good-
will.
His hospitality, though not ostentatious, was hearty, and his house
was ever open to a large circle of friends, while the worthy poor
were not knowingly turned empty away.
He was the truly polite man, for his habitual disesteem of himself
and regard for the feelings of others constrained him ever to treat
them with due consideration; and he was also cautious of pre-
juclrfing'm a case involving personal interest, seldom allowing himself
to speak to the disadvantage of any one.
A seemingly constitutional truthfulness pervaded his whole life,
and even his figures, as well as his judgment, were seldom found to
be incorrect.
Though he never became '' a professor of religion," in the gene-
ral acceptation of the term, his whole life was practically such a
profession. Few persons rendered a more constant attendance on
divine worship, or more cheerful and reliable support to religious
and benevolent institutions and charity ; amongst the latter of which
the American colonization society shared largely of his zeal and
bounty.
The circumstances which may have operated to restrain him from
the formal profession of religion and a local connection with the
church were, probably, his extreme diffidence of his personal good-
ness, and by his great caution of professing a belief in any system
of faith in which he could not fully concur.
Though in politics, as in other matters, he was staunchly conser-
vative, he was not backward to adopt new measures when their wis-
dom could be clearly shown ; and he was one of the most prompt to
forward and patronize every sound scheme of public improvement.
Moderation and steadiness were notorious characteristics of his
whole and these
life, traits, combined with promptness of action,
industry and frugality, as will ever be the case, enabled him, without
a strong love of property for its own sake, to avoid those revulsions
in his business so common to commercial men, and to secure a com-
petency for the use of his flmiily.
Such were a few of the exemplary traits in the character and
history of our departed friend.
Explanation of Abbreviations, ^c, used in the Genealogy,

«
bap., baptized. b., born.

d., died. m., married.
s.;p., sine prole, without issue.
unm., unmarried. unn., unnamed.

+ Indicates that further particulars of, and the children &c. of
the descendant of William Hyde against whose name it is placed,
will be found in a subsequent part of the genealogy, in the proper

place according to the individual number of such descendant.
EXPLANATION OF THE INDEX.
The descendants of William Hyde, to the seventh generation inclusive, with very fcw exceptions, are
in this genealogynumbered successively, in each generation; so that each descendant has his or her
individual number. The male children of the same parents, in the numbering of those generations,
are first numbered? in the order of their births, before the females and then the female children of the
;
same parents are numbered, in the order of their births. And such descendants will be found in their
proper places in the genealogy, by the numbers set opposite their respective names in the index.
To render the indexing of the descendants more convenient, those having the family names, respect-
ively, of the ten families which were the most numerous, are indexed by themselves in the first ten ;
parts of the index. And all those having other family names will be found in Part XI of the index.
The ten families which are thus indexed separately, are 1, Hyde; 2, Lord; 3, Griswold; i, Abel; 5,
Tracy; 6. Sill; 7, Huntington; 8, Dorr; 9, Rogers; and 10, Ely.
In the first ten parts of the index, the descendants of William Hyde are indexed alphabetically
according to the Christian names. But in I'art XI of the index, they are arralfeed alphabetically,
according to the family names; and those having tlie same fiimily name, are also generally arranged
alphabetically, according to the initial letters of the Christian name.
Thus to find Clarina Griswold, the wife of Nathan Elliot, the reader must look among the C's in
:
Part III of the index, where her individual number will be found to be 498. And then by referring to
that number in the genealogy, her name and marriage will be found at page 52 followed by this mark,
;
t, to indicate that further particulars of her and her husband and descendants, will be found in their
proper places, according to that individual number, in a subsequent part of the genealogy.
But to find Lucy Elliot, the eldest daughter, wife of Ilov. Seth Swift, the reader must look among the
Elliots in Part JCl of the index, where her individual number will be found to be 2165. And by refer-
ring to that number in the genealogy, her name and marriage will be found at page 190 ; followed by
the same +, to indicate that further particulars of her and her husband and descendants will be found
in their proper places, according to that individual number, in a subsequent part of the genealogy.
A few of the descendants of the eighth generation have individual numbers; and those numbers will be
found in the proper Parts of the index, opposite the names of those de.scendants. Only a few of the de-
scendants of the eighth generation, and none of the ninth and tenth generations, have individual num-
bers. But such descendants, in the genealogy, are recorded immediately after, and in connection with
their last ancestor who has an individual number. And in the proper Parts of the index, their names
will be found opposite the individual number of such ancestor, followed by this mark +, to indicate
that the reader must look for the record of such descendant, in the genealogy, in connection with the
record of the ancestor to whom that individual number belongs.
Thus : to find Major-General John Sedgwick, of the eighth generation, the reader must search for
his Christian name among the Sedgwicks, in Part .17 of the index, where the individual number of his
mother Olive Collins (3096) will be found opposite his name, with this mark +, annexed to it (3096,+)
to indicate that his record will be found in connection with hers in the genealogy.
Part XII of the index contains the names of husbands, not of the Hyde blood, who have married
female descendants of William Hyde. Such husbands are alphabetically arranged in the index, under
their family names and those having the same family name, are also arranged alphabetically according
;
to the initial of the Christian name. The name of the wife, with her individual number, is set opposite
the name of the husband to show that the particulars of the husband must be sought for in the gene-
;
alogy in connection with that individual number. And if she has no individual number, the number of
her ancestor who has an individual number is added to her name in this Part of the index, with tliis
mark +; to indicate that the particulars of the husband must be sought for in tlie genealogy in connec-
tion with that individual number.
Part A'lII of the index, contains the names of wives, not of the Hyde blood, who have married male
descendants of William Hyde. Such wives are alphabetically arranged in the index under their family
names; and those having the same family names are also arranged alphabetically, according to the ini-
tial of the Christian name. The name of the husband, with his individual number, is set opposite the
name of the wife, to show that the particulars of the wife must be sought for in the genealogy in con-
nection with that individual number. And if he has no individual number, the number of his next
ancestor who has an individual number is added to his name, in this Part of the index, with this mark,
+ ; to indicate that the particulars of the wife must be sought for in the genealogy in connection with
that individual number.
In some cases, duplicate and triplicate numbers will be found. But in such case there arc marks of
distinction in the index, as well as in the body of the genealogy; as 408, 468a, 40S6, &c. The names of
descendants who died in infancy or in childhood, are not contained iu the index.
INDEX
PAET I. ^ /
Cheistian names of descendants of the first William Htde of Norwich,
bbaking the family name of hyde, with the names of the peesons they
married, &c. :
Aaron Hall,
1198 INDEX.
Alexander, m. M. Burnham, 323 Anna, m. H. Estabrook, 976

" d, unm. 1374a " d. unm. 1045
" m. Cor. Hull, 4696 2762+
" F. m. C. Dean, 4078 5026+
•" G. m. E. Sawyer, 4589 " Hazen, 5066+
Alfred, 4895-J- " Isabella, 5164
" Eugene, 3504+ " Maria, 5199+
<'
Orestes, 4078+ " Maria, 7289+
Alice, 3624+ Anne, m. Simon Gray, )
31
Alida Lansing, 4113+ Adon. Fitch, j
Allyn, Jem. m. Mather, 1072 " m. J. Hinckley, 122
Almira, m. S. Manning, 4891 " m. James Fox, 216
" d. unm. 1385 " m. A.. Calkins, 290
" d. unm. 2763+ m. Bela Turner,
'•'
319
Almina, 2740+ " m. John Simons,
342
Almond, m. A. Cook
J. John Munson ,}
^ 979
2
a,}
M. *. Howard " m. E. C. Hyde, 1082
Alonzo, m. Lura Wood '
1379 " m. J. Birchard, 1621
" '
4350 " d. unm. 395
" d. unm. 3623 " m. J. Waterman,
49
Alphonso M. m. M. S.Wright, 4097 A. Marshall,
S. m. A. E. Chapman, 4098+ " m. D. Wattles, 661
Althea, A. unm. 5564+ " m. Roger Abel, 1011
Alvan, m. M. Fessenden, 1557 " m. Elihu Bissel, 1073
a 4606 " m. Darius Denison 1781
" d. unm. 4688 " m. B. Little, 2757
" m. Sarah Pinney, 4641 " m. J. S. Berry, 4616
4690+ 3624+
" P. m. Eliz. Waldo, 4641+ " A. m. — Barnum, 4592+
Amanda, m. P. Plympton, 4646 " Adelaide, 7185a
" M. m. Collis Allen, 7165 " Chapman, 4098+
Amasa, m. Irene Lewis, 701 " Eliza, 4080+
" Lewis, 5066+ " E. m. S. W. Mead, 4567
" m. Anna Hazen, 1711 " Edgerton, 4705+
" L. m. H. Chandler, 5064 " E. m. H. H. Reynolds ,4078+
Ambrose, m. Pliebe Hyde, 420 " Eliza, 7201
" d. unm. 1104 " Louisa, 3470+
" m. M. J. Phelps, 1749 " M. J. J. Adams, 3433a
"> H. m. E. J. Lewis, 4539 " Maria, 3433+
Amelia, d. unm. 328 Annetta, 4649+
" Anne, 5155+ Annie Maria, 4120+
Amy, m. Charles Hill, 320 " Seraphine, 5207+
Andrew, m. H. Thomas, 142 Ansel, d. unm. 3366+
" m. 733 3650
*'
m. Mary Tracy, \ Anson B. m. Frances Bur-
416
Ednah Rogers, | gess, 2782
" d. unm. 1708 " J. 5036+
" J. m. E. M. Rowe, 4161 Apphia, m. Sam. Cardell,
312
Angelina, m. Silas Gates, B. Walworth,
2963
W. P. Wilkinson, Arba, m. Car. Blodget, 4660
HYDE DESCENDANTS. 1199
Arba, m. P. McNoll, j Ben Franklin,
4649
M. Scripture, j
" Gr. ni. Jane Rice, 4649-I-
Arcliibald Crary, 5028
' W. m. Mary A. Hyde, 40S0+
" W. d. uniu. 4079
Ardelia Avery, 4888+
Arunali W. m. Sarah Kilborn 1312 ,
" W. m. E. Rucker, 4098+

" W.m. S.P.Andrews,)
4113
Eliz. Russell, |
" W. 4114+
Arthur, 4080+
" Allyn, 3564+
Artimesia M., d. unm. 4088+
Asa, m. Lucy French, 214
" m. Abigail Hazen, 985
" m. Lucy Rowland 389
" m. 4028
" D. 4589+
Asahel, m. Esther Robinson, 1543
''
d. unm. 4599
m. A. Livingston, 4610
i, m. D. Converse, 1286
Ashur, m. Phebe Bugbee, 952
" J. m. M. E. Warren, 5036+
" S. m. 5037
Atwood A. m. M. A. Reeves, 3629
Augusta, 2909+
" Jane, 7255+
Augustus, ni. F. W. Foster, 1051
1120
7179
" Lord, 3440+
" 0. ni. A. Downs, 2910
Aurelia, m. Jesse Landon. 4617
" m. J. Eldridge, 2979
" C. m. E. C. Halsey, 7288
Austin, m. Eliz. Mygatt, 1737
Azariah, ni. R. Edgerton, 236
" m. A. B. Reed,
3636
L. M. Everett
Azel, m. Areth. Fitch, 658
Azubah, m. J. W. Fuller, 2780
" Lodoska, 7184
Barnabas B. m. C. A. Cran- ]
dall, j 4566
Bazaleel, m. M. Porter, 129
Bela B., m. Mary Marsh, 1736
1200 INDEX.
Carol
Clara Virginia, 3634f
Clarence Levi, 33G8+
" Melville, 3440+
Clarissa, m. J. L. Paterson, 7G0
" m. Sim. Backus, 1087
" m. J. Sampson, 1559
" 2G57
" m. M. B. Silliman, 2908
" m. John Hyde, 4618
" 4723
" A. m. Edw. Downs, 4111
" M.m. J. D.Hendricks, 2961+
Cleora, m. — Burns, 4591+
Collis Allen, 7163+
Corasanda, m. C. B. Jolinson, 4172
Corbin, m. 4598+
Cordelia, m. John Ewart, 2976+
" B. m. Chas. Aikin, • 3376
Cornelia, d. unm. 4080+
" m. Darius Doty, 4589+
7254
" Elnora, 5163
Cornelius C. 5156
" Allen, 4114+
" P. V. N. m. C. J. Hill,4080+
Cortland, 4704+
" Cleland, 4699+
Corydon, m. Anne Lyman, 2739+
2740+
" m. A. Richardson, 7163
Cynthia, m. John Gilbert, 749
" m. Arch. Welch, 2735
" d.unm. 2788
" A. m. Gardner Odd, 4176
" Amanda, 7252
" M. m. S. S. Benedict, 2795
Cyrenus R. m. S. A.Tompkins 5159
Czarina, 4703+
Dallas,
1202 INDEX.
Ebenezer,
HYDE DESCENDANTS.
1203
iza F. d. unm.
1204 INDEX.
Emma,
Francis Edward,
1206 INDEX.
Harriet, m. Henry Tyler, 8332 Henry, d. unm. 1050

" m. J. S. Everett, 3372 " m. Maria Hyde,
" m. Lorin Butts, 2871
4536 E. H. Lovett
"
"
m. — Burns, 4591+ " m. Morton, 3495
m. J. Y. Adams, 4661 " m. Maria Andros, 4522+
4690t " A. m. N. M. Gove, 2654+
*'
m. Chas. Cliurcli, 4697 " Baldwin, 4899+
4691+ " a 2739+
" "
A. m. W. S. Dennet, 2951 Clay, 2863+
" "
A. m. Wm. H. Carter 5115 Clay, 4080+
" A. m. E. A. Palmer, 4025+ " D. m. F. C. Latimer, 2765
" " 4597+
Anne 7166 Hardy,
" Augusta, 2976+ " H. m. Lucy B. Beach
" 14899
B. m. S. Slocum, 5044 S. S. Shepherd
" B. 5063+ " Kingsland, 4522+
«'
B. m. F. Thomas, 4903 " M. m. Amelia Jerome, 2650+
" C. m. Geo. P. Allen,
" M. m. Agnes Moran, 3460
3347 "
W. H. Morgan, Stanley, 4115+
" E. m. L. B. Hanks, 5211 " Strong, 5065
•'
Elizabeth, 5026+ " Strong, 5066+
" Dean, 4078+ " Warren, 2654+
" Desire, 5108 " W. m. Sarah E. Fowler, 4098+
" H. 4025+ Herbert, 4601+
" H. m. Phil. Bobbins, 4053 " Jacob, 4718+
*'
Jennette, 2781+ Hester, m. John Post, 3
" L. m. G. M. Hathaway 4533+ Hetty Anne, 5063
" Lucy, 4696+ Hiram, m. li. Wellman,
1321
«'
M. 4062 Z. Curtis,
" N. d. unm. 3446 " Jerome, 2763+
<«
m. L. 0. Tiffany, 3594 " m. Mehit. Pettis, 4102
*
" Boxanua, 4885+ " Allen, 4174
" R. 4702+ 4609
" Stanley, 4115+ 4605+
''
Sylvia, 4692+ " T. m. Mary Fuller, 1381
" T. d. unm. 2968 Horace, m. 4030
" Zerviah, 7185 " m. — Ford, 4592+
Harry, m. Luc. Beard, 2739 " A. 4089+
" Edgerton, 4162+ " L. m. Affa Roberts, 4090
Hellen, m. L. Forbes, 3645 Horatio, m. L. A. Gager, 1728
<'
m. 4598+ *'
N. m. Susan B. Gray, 7161
" Augusta, 4080+ Hubert, 4591+
'•
A. m. E. B. Brown, 5213 4601+
" E. d. unm. 3621+ " Mortimer, 3440+
" m. P. Lawrence, 7225 Hudson B. m. Eliza Wilson, 2767
" Melissa, 7255+ Ignatius, 102
Henrietta, 2650+ Ira, m. Susan Torrey, 242
" m.
"
— Donnell, 2877 " m. M. Shumway, 1103
F. m. Wm. H. Hyde, 5069 1115
<*
Frances, 5004+ " m. S. Humphrey, 2880
" M. m. C. S. Shelton, 7287 3071
Ira C. m. Lucy Rose,
1208 INDEX.
Jedediah, m. Eliz. Friot,

Josephine,
1210 INDEX.
Lucia E. m. K. Harrison,
Marion E. m. Henry I. Fonda, 4354
Martha, m. Jabez Post, 308
" m. Joseph Martin,
1212 INDEX.
Mary F. m. D. S. Barnes, 8619-}- Milton, m. 783ffl

" Floretta, 41(30+ " m. Lovice Hyde, 1617
" Gr. m. L. H. Delano, 7213
J. " d. unm. 5092
" H. m. Horace Colton, 1048 Minerva, m. C. I. Hayes, 5136
" I. m. Chas. Arnold, 2793 " m. M. S. Rockwell, 4646+
«'
Isabella, 4178c Moses, m. Sarah Dana, 148
" J. 2782 Mumford, m. H. Armstrong, 4533
" Jennet, 3642 Munson, H. m. L. Wilmot, | j^n-q
" J. m. J. E. Doty, 4112 M. A. Forman, p^'^
" Jane, 4658+ Myraetta, 3366
" Jane, 2977+ Myron Russell, 4080+
" Lathrop, 3466 Nancy, m. Geo. Wolcott, 4094
" L. m. J. W. Lewis, 4734 5055
" Lovisa, 4884+ " Harriet, 5091+
" Louisa, 7222+ " Helleu,' 4114+
" M. d. unm. 2786 " Maria, d. unm. 1360
" M. 5034 " M. m. Edward Jackson, 4118
" P. J. m/T. L. Stedman, 5073 Naoma, m. John Badger, 780
" S. m. Wm. H. Rice, 3633 " d. unm. 2972
" Sarah, 3429 Nathaniel, d. unm. 391
" T. m. B. Brown, 5060 " m. Lucr. Johnson, 680
" T. m. C. Dunlap, 5068 " m. Sarah Stroni^
"
"
Tracy,
W.
5059+
2910+ "
Cyn. Palmer,
m. C. Converse,
d 1548
4642
Maryette, m. J. S. Kent, 4641+ " d. unm. 4027
4080+ " m. Ruth P. Taylor,
" m —
Harris, 4589+ |
L. A. Robinson, j
^gg^
Matilda, 2792+ " Alden, 4642+
" m. John F. Rice, 4654+ " S. m. M. Jameson, 3622
Matthew, m. E. Huntington, | op " Y. d. unm. 4153
Han. Peniber, j Nelson, 2767+
" m. Roxa. Stoughton, 232 " d. unm. 4901
" Eleazer, 1119 " A. m. 4701
Mehitable, d. unm. 394 Newell, m. L. E. Hicks, 2767+
" m. Elijah Phelps, pno 4704+
|
J. Woodworth, j Norman, d. unm. 2900
Melancton Whelpley, 3463 4366
Melinda, d. unm. 746 " B. 7258
" m. James Park, 705 '••
G. m. H. S. Simmons, 7162
" m. R. Dunham, 2865 " Lavius; 4699+
4887+ Octavia, d. unm. 1081
" m. Sam. Peck, 3339 " d. unm. 4889
" P. m. N. C. Greenslit, 4548 Olive, 707
Melissa, m. Wm. Sprague, 784 " d. unm. 750
7253 " m. Jath. Peck, 1498
Melvin, John, 4080+ " m. W. Newton, 2736
Mildred, E. m. Calvin Burton, 4913 " m. AVm. Hyde, 2766+
Miles, Goodyear, 2909+ " P. d. unm. 3333
Millard Fillmore, 5094+ " B. m. A. R. Elwood, 3619+
Milo Norman, 7163+ " L. d. unm. 7169
Oliver, m. Life
1214 INDEX.
Eoduey, m.
Sarah Aurelia,
1216 INDEX.
Theodore, 4695 Volney, m. E. Johnson,

" m. Sarah Hyde, 294
" B. m. C. L. Hinckley, 40S0f
" Norton, 453 9f
<'
Sedgwick, 4696+
TheophilusB. m. A. Conrotte,1775
" R. m. F. H. Brown, 5205
" Rogers, 5205+
Therese, 4080+
" m. 4598+
'-
P. m. Chas. Aikin, 3378
Thomas, m. M. Backus, 7
" m. E. Huntino'ton, 52
m. E. Burleigh, 368
m. C. HovtoD, 1744
2880+
" 4080+
4367
" m. M. A. McMath, 4540
a m. _ Nash, 2675
" Atherton, 6036+
" C. P. m. C. E. Burnap, 4737
" J. 1740
" L. d. unm. 1272
" P. 4147
" S. m. Anne Ready, 3453
" T. m. A. C. Robinson, 4605+
" W. m. C. Carlton, 1313
" Worcester, 2954
" W. d. unm. 4107
Thyrza, 4106+
Timothy, m. Philena Ford, 777
» m. S. Sanger, 2740
" m. P. Randall, 2969
Tommy, 1631
Tryal J. m. Myron Gage, 2761
Tryphena, m. J. Manning, 1502
Udney Hay, 4145
Urban, 4703+
" H. m. D.E.Wightman, | ..,^0
^'^"^
S. L. Wightman, I
Uri, d. unm. 1077
Uriah, m. Mehit. Marvin, 303
" R. m. Martha Trail, 4534
<'
T. m. M. N. Sage, 5040
Vaniah, m. Rebecca Barker, 369
Van Rensselaer R. 4161+
Velorus D. 7163+
Vera, d. unm, 4892
Vesta Reed, 3367+
LORD DESCENDANTS. 1217
Willi am, m. H. N. Sage,
1218 INDEX.
Charles D.
GRISWOLD DESCENDANTS. 1219
Maria Therese,
1220 INDEX.
Caleb, m, Mary Morse,

GRISWOLD DESCENDANTS.
1221
John,
1222 INDEX.
Sarah,
ABEL DESCENDANTS. 1223
Casper K. m. J. "Willams,
1224 INDEX.
Hiel, m. Cynth. Peck,

TRACY DESCENDANTS.
1225
Rufus, d. unm.
1226 INDEX.
Anne,
'
TRACY DESCENDANTS. 1227

Elisha, m. L. Huntington,
1228 INDEX.
Hellen Louisa,
TRACY DESCENDANTS.
1229
Lewis,
1230 INDEX.
Otis J. m. M. Cusliman, Septimus, 4042

Jane Hyde, 3835 Simeon A. m. E. Lambert, 4002
M. Storms, J m. A. Harris, 1793
Ophelia, 3848 m. R. Kingsbury,
Pamelia, 3740+ F. M. Adams, I 3770
Peter, m. A. Hartshorn, 1180 Eliz. Abel,
" m. Miranda Hall, 3772 5230+
" 3877 " d. unm. 6113
Pliebe,- 3S48f ''
Kingsbury, 3770+
" m. S. Woodwortli, 6116 Sophia, m. Dyer McCall, 3842
Philemon, m. Abigail Trott, 2512 " m. J. Hillman, 3846
6888+ " W. m. R. Huntington, 3775
Philura, m. S. Huntington, 2510 Stephen, m. Widow Wade, 1202
Phinehas, d. unm. 592 " m. Sarah Hyde, ] qqok
"^^"^
." unm.
d. 2511 S.A.Foote, I
" L. m. Han. Lay, 6887 " 3825+
Prudee, m. J. Chester, ")
07^7 Susan, m. I. M. Maine, 3841
'^'^'
John Hall, " E. m. H. B. Palmer, 5227+
j
Rachel, m. Ezek. Hyde, 267 " Eliza, 3737+
" m. C. Clark, 1188 " H. m. J. H. Morris, 3836+
«<
d.unm. 1278 '•
Hester, 6862+
" m. A. Palmer, 3742 " Kingsbury, 3770+
" m. Chas. Pettis, \ " Melissa, 3738+
Qypn
A. Davidson, j " R. m. W. S. Wilson, 4018
Rebecca F. m. G. Northup, 5232 Susanna, m. G. Huntington, 6865
Rial, m. D. A. Martin, 1201 " m. Moses Bagg, 6860+
" Huntington, 3879 Sylvanus, 3863
" S. m. A. Robinson, Sylvester, m, Lucy Fuller, 5227
3871
D. Fairbanks, Sylvia, m. J. Rounds, 6567
Richard Proctor, 6889 Thankful, m. 0. Wheaton, 3875
Rosa M. 3773+ Theodore Hunt, 3770+
Russell H. m. C. A. R. Hatch, 5231 Theophilus m. S. Gifford, 263
Ruth, 1208 " m. T. Draper, 1200
" M. m. E. P. Sturgess, 3784 3885
Saloma, m. Dan. Peake, 6565 " D. m. P. Kenyon, 3867
Samantha, 3867+ Thomas, d. unm. 1211
Samuel, m. H. Edwards, 3866 " m. S. Bushnell, 5230
" M. m. Mary Daley, 3834 " H. R. m. A. A. Aldrich, 3782
Saphronia Elizabeth, 3868+ " H. Ray, 3782+
" F. d. unm, 3825+ Ulysses, m. J. L. Bunker, 3741
Sarah, m. W. Livingston, 1203 Uri, m. Ruth Hovcy, 1195
" d. unm. 3822 3837+
" m. 0. Sharp, 3854 " m. Perces Packer, 3836
" m. —
Catlin, *4043 3868+
4045+ Uriah, m. L. Hallam, 2502
" d. unm. 6864 3817
«'
A. 4040+ Vanderlyn, m. Aunice Davis, 3837+
" Anne, 3828+ Wealtha, d. unm. 1194
'<
Elizabeth, 3754+ " m. Sylv. West, 1205
" G. d. uum. G861+ m. A. B. Sherman, 3832
SILL DESCENDANTS.
1231
William, m. M. Burnliam, 1276 " Huntington, 3774+
3756+ " John, 3748+
3772-1- " Rogers, " 6893+
3850+ " S. m. M. G. Rogers, 6893
3866+ " Thomas, 4012
3878 « Wilson, 4014+
m. Nancy Fuller, 4044 " Winslow, 4037
m. Lucy Perkins, 6860+ " Wolcott, 3045+
Cooper, 4040+ 3850+
d. d. unm. 3834+ Winslow, d. unm. 6894
F. m. S. S. Hulbert, 4044+
Q. m. R. Huntington, 6860 Zabdial, 4041
Gardner, 6863+ Zebediah L. m. D. Robinson, |
3738
George, d. s. jj. 2502+ F.Hibbard, j
H. d. unm. 3870 Zerviah, d. unm. 595
H. m. H. A. Coit, ] Zipporah, m. H. Bingham, 1795
3997
Frs. Coit, I
PART VI.
Christian names of descendants of the first William Hyde of Norwich,
BEARING the FAMILY NAME OF SILL, WITH THE NAMES OF THE PERSONS THEY
MARRIED, &C. :
Abel, m. Hepz. Peck,

1
INDEX.
1232
Asenath, m. S. Lewis, 5641
Azubali, m. Cullic Ely,

" m. A. Marvin,
Benjamin D.m. S. A.Hamp-
ton,
" R. M. m. —
Hammond,
3
Bliven S. m. C. A. Latlirop,
Borradill, d. unm.
Butler, d. unm.
Byron Gautier,
" W. m. H. A. Grinnel,
" Cook,
Calista M. m. A. Keyser,
Calvin S. m.P. E. Bogardus,
Caroline,
" m. Justin Hall,
a
" Antoinette,
" E.
" H. m. Asaph Fitch,
" K.
" L. m. S. A. Vrooman,
Catherine,
" A. m. W. V. Wagner,
" D.
" Frances,
" Payne,
Charles,
" m. M. Swackhamer,
" A. m. M. F. Reynolds,
" Augustus,
" E. m. Jen. Bull,
" Henry,
" S. m. E. Newbury,
Charlotte, m. Erie Kent,
" E.
" M. m. G. Huntington,
Clarissa S. m. Sylv. Cone,
" T. d. unm.
" Tredway,
Clark,
Cora Sophia,
Cook D. m. L. A. Harrig,
Cornelia,
" M. m. E. M. Loomis,
Cyrus Denison,
Daniel, m. A. Knight,
A. Barnes,
''
m. H. Huugerford,
SILL DESCENDANTS.
1233
Elizabeth, N.
1234 INDEX.
Henry Seymour, 5494f John, m. L. B.Van Rensse- \ Kiqif

'
" W. m. S. M. Arnold, 5547-}- laer, |

" W. m. H. Kussell, 6379+ " m. M. White, 5493+
" ~\
Hervey Hamilton, 5495+ m. H. D. Beckwith,
" N. m. A. Scofield, 5634+ Mary Dean, y 5537
Hiram, m. Z. Pierce, 5632+ Electa Dean, )
Horace, m. N. H. Bromley, ) rôn " d. unm. 5571
S. Bantee, " Colt, 6377+
j
" H. m. C. Strong, . 5575 " De Friest, 5491+
" L. m.Mary Pond, 5479 " Enoch, 5494+
" W. m. M. E. Boynton, 5575+ " James, 6491+
Ida, 5547+ " L. m. A. L. Noyes, 5492
Isaac,m. S. Harvey, 1898 '.'
M. d. unm. 5476+
" Newton, 5537+ " M. d. unm. 5654
" W. m. M. Beckwith, 5536 " M. B. m. S. Beaumont, 5496+
" W. N. m. A. Bolles, 5536+ " Nathaniel, 5494+
Jabez, m. Eliz. Noyes, 452 " R. 5593+
" R. 5594
M. Osborn, [
" S. m. A. Winslow, 5504+
'«
d. unm. 5569 " Sargeant, 5469+
" m. J. Barber, ") " W. m. C. Searle, 5633+
Olivia Lee, [ 5588 " W. 6376+
K. Sterling, ) Jonathan P. m. M. Faulkner, 6377
James, 5621+
' " P. m. M. J. Colt, 6377+
" E. 5632+ Joseph, m. Ruth Matson, ) r^ .
^^^
" Kingsbury, 5581 A. L. De Wolf, }
" M. m. M. A. Udell, 5491+ " m. Eliz. Lee, 1877
Jane, m. Wm. Miller, 5587+ " d. unm. 5475
5635+ " m. Eliza Berry, 5496
" H. d. unm. 5476+ " m. Wid. Ames, 5495+
" L. m. A. M. Tbompson,5494+ " m. A. E. Chaplin, • 5496+
Janette, m. S. M. Berry, 5495+ " d. unm. 5535
Jedediab P. m. Car. Ward, 6376+ " m. E. Coolbaugh, 5589
Jemima, m. Wm. Sterlino- 1900 " m. H. J. Bennet, 5585
David Wood, 5621+
5546 "
Jos. Walker, Adelbert, 5632+
" m. C. Harrison, 5549 '«
L. d. unm. 1898
" A. m. A. R. Knox, 5586+ " M. d. unm. 5 176+
Jennette, m. R. Strong, 5623 Josephine M. 5586+
" Amelia, 5625+ Julia, m. S. Mather, 5476+
Jerusba, m. F. Beckwith, 5508 " Anne, 5649+
Joanna, 5640+ " M. m. L. Twitchell, 6586+
" L. m. J. Selden, 5621+ « Newbury, 6679+
John, m. Phebe Fithin, ") Juliette,m. W. Bosworth, 5537+
Hepz. Peck, I 449 Kate Van Rensselaer, 6491+
Lucy Peck, j Keziah P. m. A. Rogers, 6493+
" m. M. Anderson,) -iq'-q Leonora Louisa, 5547+
^^^^
E. Griswold, I Lois, m. D. Matson, 6473
" d.unm. 5470 Lord F. m. H. Covey, 1919
" m. M. E. Sargoant, 5469+ Louis Bolls, 5536+
SILL DESCENDANTS.
1235
Louisa,
1236 INDEX.
Richard, m. Eliz. NicoU,

HUNTINGTON DESCENDANTS. 1237
William N. in. J. Lasher, 5491+ William R. d. unm. 5020
" Nicoll, 5491-i-
5470+ Ziporah, d. unm. 1915
PART VII
Christian names of descendants of the fiest 'William Htde of Norwich,
bearing the family name of huntington, with the names of the
persons they married, &c. :
Abby J. m. Almond Tracy,

)
1238 INDEX.
Charles Wadsworth, 3022+ Elisha H. m. P. White, 6916

" White, 3013-i- " T. m. M. Boswell, 6881+
*'
Wisner, 3296+ Eliza Caroline, 3071+
Charlotte B. m. H. Kellogg 3071+
S. " Matilda, 6484+
" Sophia, 4559+ " Prentiss, 3071+
Chester, 3296+ " Sarah, 6933+
Christopher, m. S. Bingham, 600 Elizabeth, m. C Tracy, 2543
" m. L. Culver, 2531 Ellen, 3296+
" m. Mary Webb, 6915 " Elizabeth, 4559+
Clara Louisa, 6881+ " Mary, 3022+
Clarissa, m. M. Bottom, ) Emma, 3718+
6930 "
R. Smith, )
M. 2996+
Collins H. m C. Sterit,
3071+
" S. 3003+
CM. Freleigh Emeline, m. Wm. Allen, 3010
" Freleigh, 3071+ Emely Clark, d. unm. 3019
Cornelia Eliza, 3042 " Clark, 3014
" W.m.W.S. Hunting- " Lucretia, 6882+
6882+
ton, " S. 5385+
" R. m. J. H. Pettis, 3758+ Erastus, 3497+
Cyrus, m. Wid. Boyd, 3026 6911
Daniel Kelly, 3497+ Eunice, m. E. H. Huntington, 797
David Ashbel, 3219+ Eveline H. d. unm. 4535+
" L. D. m. M. V. Dresser, 3541+ Ezra A. m. A. E V. Vechten, 3296+
.
Delia, d.unm. 3729 " Chester, 3296+

Dewitt C. m. M. E. Moore, 4559+ Fanny, m. J. W. Peck, 3724
Diana, m. H. Cobb, 4559+ Florence Augusta, 4535+
Dinah, m. Sam. Judd, 2536 " Williams, 3024+
Dulcena, m. Nath. Câig, 3007 Frances Diana, 3018
Ebenezer, m. M. Swift, 790 " Elizabeth, 6882+
" C. 3071+ Francis, 3071+
" H.m. M. C. Raymond, \ " Cleveland, 6936+
4559+
A. Reynolds, ( Frank Amos, 2967+
a 4559+ " Reynolds, 4559+
Edward, d. unm. 6865+ Frederick C. 3541+
" A. m. H. A. Lyman, 3038 " Kirkland, 3025+
Edwards Cm. C
B. Lam-
6916+
" Porter, 4559+
port, )
Freelove, m. Jas. Lathrop, 1430+
" Fitch, 2996+ George, 3000+
" Tracy, 3022+ " d. unm. 6915+
«' Wills, 6936+ " C m. A. Porter, ] omT
Edwin N. m. L. Pierce, 3722 E.Kelly, I "^^^
''
T. m. S. Wadsworth, 3022 " Day, 3002+
Eleazer P. m. M. Miller, 4559+ " Ebenezer, 3014+
Elida, 3541+ " F. m. F. Cleveland, 3541+
Elihu Hill, 3071+ " Frederick, 3219+
Elijah, m. E. Frink, 789 " Frederick, 8499+
''
B. m. J. Welch, 6881+ " H. m. J. Clark, 3014
'
Elisha, m. D. Chapman, 601 " Pratt, 3025+

" m. Nancy Rudd, 2535 " WiUiam, 6915+
" m. H. Iliuckley, 6936 Gertrude, 5560+
HUNTINGTON DESCENDANTS. 1239
Gilbert m. M. A. Clement,
1240 INDEX.
Maria, m. H. W. Ripley,
DORR DESCENDANTS.
1241
Thomas, m. A. Backus.
1242 INDEX.
Elizabetli, m. J. Dempsey,
ROGERS DESCENDANTS. 1243
Mary, d. unin.
1244 INDEX.
Cornelius D. m. M.Murchison, 3394+ Frances M. m. Jos. Ayres, 4420

David, 2598 " J. m. J. F. Seaman, 4434
3363+ Francis Eugene, 3385+
Denison, m. N. Pendleton, 1018 Frederick, 3386+
" d. unm. 6505+ Gains B. m. L. M. Carter, 3385+
" Palmer, ,
340-4+ George, m. D. Springer, 2596
Dudson, 1437 7090
Dwight, Harvey, 3402+ " Edward, 3397+
Ebenezer Hyde, 3411 " T. m. E. L. Pelot, 3394
Edith Maria, 3386+ " T. m. F. Miner, 6505+
Edmund, m. M. Topping, 6505+ " Tyler, 3394+
Ednah, m. Phin. Peck, |_ " Woodworth, 3404+
455'?
C. Randall Glorianna E. m. A.H. Haskell 4422
Edward Baldwin, 3996+
'
'
Griswold M. m. 4432
" L. m. H. Baldwin, 3396 Guy, 7092
Edwin Cooper, 3394+ Hannah, m. J. Bushnell, 1022
Eleazer, m. L. Edgerton, 1016 6013
" m. N. M. Murphy, 3386+ Harriet M. m. E. B. Smith, 3390
3386+ " Maria, 3385+
Eli, 3363+ Hellen, m. Dr. Stone, 5333+
Eliab, m. Mary Hyde, 1019 " m. H. C. Manning, 6505+
" Thomas, d. unm. 3410 Henry, m. L. Lovell, 1455
ElishaE. m. E.W.Cheeseboro, 3386 " m. H. A. Morgan, 3386+
" F. m. J. A. Murphy, 3386+ " C. m. M. F. Palmer, 3402
Elizabeth, m. Ezra Selden, 358 " Fuller, 3394+
" m. Elihu Marvin, 1431 " L. d. unm. 3396+
" m. S. Woodbridge, 1445 " Palmer, 3402+
" M. m. J. Maples, 3388 Horace, 3386+
3385+ " C. d. unm. 4411
" M. m. —
Gibbe, 7096 " Vail, 4437+
" Grace, 3386+ Jabez Huntington, 3402+
" W. m. A. Woodworth, 4415 James m. S. Ingraham, 1
1017
" W. m. D. D. Rossiter, 4419 Sarah Coit, j
Ellen, 3363+ " Henry, 6505+
Emely Caroline, 3401+ " Augustus, 4337+
" L. m. P. B. Post, " Benjamin, 3404+
I 3408
S. Whiting, " C. m. Fanny Tracy, 3397
j
Emma, m. Sam. Tyler, 1461 " C. m. S. Brayton, 3397+
Erastus,m. M. F. Cunningham, 4551 " D. m. E. G. Palmer, 3404
Eslie 0. 4772+ " G. m. L. Willet, 3394+
Esther, m. John Pool, 7094 " H. m. E. Holderly, 4437
Eugene Clinton, 3385+ " Mitchell, 4416+
Eunice Augusta, 3386+ Jenny Lind, 3401+
" Effie, 3404+ Joab Beebe, 3401+
Ezeklel, d. unm. 351 John, 1430«
Fanny, m. R. Griswold, 1448 " Ellsworth, 3409
" Lord, 3391 " Francis, 3394+
Florence Jeanette, 3386+ " Franklin, 3401+
Frances, m. Wm. Lax, 7095 Joseph Fitch, 1434
" Harriet, 3397+ " S. d. unm. 1451
ROGERS DESCENDANTS. 1245
Joseph Walker,
1246 INDEX.
PART X.
Chkistian names of descendants of the first William Hyde of Norwich,
bearing the family name of ely, with the names of the persons they
married, &c. :
Abigail, m. Geo. Beckwitli, 1999;- Elizabeth P. m. S. B. Ely,

" Deborah, 5836
Abner, m. B. Brockway, 1957
" S. m. F. Griffin, 5759
Abraham P. m. P. Griffin, 5784+
Albertina, 5784+
Alfred, m. C. L. Field, 5784+
Anne Eliza, 6591+
Arthur Tracy, 6574+
Augustus H. m. M. Watkins, 6570
Azubah L. m. G. S. Clark, 5523
Bridget, 5762
Calvin, d. unm. 5752+
" Lee, 5752+
Caroline Lydia, 5784+
Catherine Mather, 5830+
" m. Sam. Wingate, 5343+
Charles F. m. H. M. Shelby, 5784+
" Ford, 5343+
" Ulysses, 5784+
Clarissa, d. unm. 5752+
David, m. 2307
2307+
" Alexander, 5784+
" G. m. R. S. Marvin, 6571
" Huntington, 6571+
" J. m. M. A. Grafton, ]
6583
C. W. Duncan, j
Deborah, m. Enoch Sill, 1999^
Ebenezer, 1999jj
5830+
Edward Stiles, 6584+
Elias P. d. unm. 6582
Elijah, m. Catherine Lee, 1956
" m. Barbary Bain, 5752
5752+
Elizabeth, m. E. Sheldon, 462
" m. A. Perkins, 1961
" m. W. J. Ely, 5525
" m. A. Reynolds, 5756+
" 5784+
" m. J. Silliman, 5784+
" C. m. Rufus Hills, 5833
ELY DESCENDANTS. 1247
John Andrews,
1248 INDEX.
PART XI.
Names of descendants of the first William Hyde of Norwich, bearing other
FAMILY NAMES, THAN THOSE OF HYDE, LORD, GRISWOLD, ABEL, TRACY,
SILL, HUNTINGTON, DORR, ROGERS, or ELY ; with their numbers, or
THE NUMBERS UNDER WHICH THEY WILL BE FOUND :
Abbot, Albert D.
OTHEK DESCENDANTS. 1249
Adgate, Sarah TV.
1250
OTHER DESCENDANTS. 1251
rmstrons;, Edward H.
1252 INDEX.
Armstrong, Rebecca,
Avery, Dr. j
1254 INDEX.
Bacchus, Lucy, m. 2144

" Lucy,
" Lydia L.
" Lydia W.
" Maria,
<'
Maria A.
''
Mary,
" Mary,
" Mary B.
« Mary W.
" Matthew,
" Ozias,
" Sarah,
«'
Sarah,
" Sarah B.
" Sarah D.
" Simeon H.
" Sophia,
" Sylvanus,
" Thomas,
" William,
" William W.
Bacon, Cornelia Gr.
" Elizabeth,
" Ellen,
" Ellen,
*'
Frances,
" Frances E.
" Francis,
" Frank,
" John,
" John,
" Mary,
'<
Rebecca,
''
Susan,
" William,
«'
William J.
Badger, Orestes,
Badgley, Amelia D.
" Benjamin F.
''
Edna M.
" Frances D.
" Horace C.
" Laura S.
" Lucia E.
" Maria M.
1256 INDEX
Baldwin, Harvey I. m
" Hellen M.
" Henrietta M.
" Henry T.
" Hilliard W.
" Horace,
" Horace,
" Horace,
" Horace H.
" Horatio M.
'•
Isaac,
" Isaac,
" Isaac,
" Jabez B.
" James,
" James,
" JaneE.
" Jennet S.
" Jolin B.
" John H.
" John H.
" John M.
" Julia A.
" Laurin N.
" Louis,
" Marion A.
" Mary,
" Mary,
" IMary E.
" Mary E.
" Mary E.
" Rachel B.
'<
Rachel L.
'<
Samuel A.
" Samuel S.
" Samuel S.
" Samuel Y.
" Sarah C.
<'
Sarah M.
" Stephen Gr.
" Susan T.
<'
Thomas,
" William A.
" William B.
" William J.
Balis, George H,
" Henrietta E.
Ball, Adeline,
Barker, John,
INDEX.
1258
Bartholomew, Hiram E.
Beckwith, Ruth A.
1260 INDEX.
ingham, Caroline L.
OTHER DESCENDANTS. 12G1
Bir
1262 INDEX.
Blanchard, Naomi A.
Bradford, Ursula, 59G9 Bristol, Hannah A. 3227+
Bradley, Augustus "E. 5420->- Brockway, Abigail, 5781+

" Charles L. 6072-}- " Ansel,
'* ((
Cornelius B.
" Elisha K. 5420+
" Eliza P. 30G3+
" Ellen B. 6072+
" Ezra C. 3063+
" Gertrude E. 5420+
" Hiram G. 6072+
" Julia S.
" Louisa S.
" Lucy M. 5420+
" Sophia, 6072+
" William F.
Brainard, Frederick, 4343+

<'
Hobart D.
" Boxy M.
« Samuel N.
Beaman, Charles L. 8343+

" Daniel,
" Elisha, m. 3343
" Frank, 3343+
" John W.
Brewer, Jennie, 8222+

" Samuel B.
Brewster, Anna H. 6943+

" Caroline H. 2863+
" Comfort, 2420+
" Lucius H. m. 6943+
" William, 2863+
" William B. 6943+
Bridger, Hiram A. 5448+

" James L.
" William A.
Briggs, James H. 3430+
Brinsmade, Daniel E. m. 6203

" Frederick A. 6203+
" Lydia C. m. 6205
" Rebecca, m. 6204
" Sherman M. 6203+
1264 INDEX.
Brown, diaries H.
Buel, Bazaleel H.
1266 INDEX.
Burn
Butler, Lovisa,
1268 INDEX.
Carew, Mary L. 6613+ Chadwick,

" Thomas J.
Carey, Dwight, 5228+

" Henry A.
" Jane,
" Wolcott,
Carleton, Charles K. 4221+

" Flora,
" Medora,
Carpenter, Bethia, 4528+

" Henry M. 6432+
Carrier, Agnes Paulina, 4336+

" Albert A. m. 4337
" Aristobulus, m. 1376
" Frances A. 4338+
" Francis L, m. 4336
" Kate E. 4336+
" Lucius A,
" Matilda, m. 1378
" Nellie B. 4336+
" Rebecca, m. 1377
" Simeon S. m. 4338
Carter, Amelia S. 3422+

" Charles L.
*'
Edwin,
" Frances A.
" Henry,
" Joseph S.
" Lydia M.
" Mary E.
" Sarah A. 5115+
Carver, Flora, m. 2807+

" Franklin, m. "
" Louisa, m. "
" Mary,
" Victoria,
" Watts,
Case, Albert, . 3028+

" Francis C. 5518+
" Lizzie R.
" Mary, 3028+
" Virginia,
" William T. 5518+
1270 INDEX.
Clapp, Anne,
Clark, Ruth M.
1272 INDEX.
Cole, Elizabeth,
Collins, John W.
1274 INDEX.
Cone, Charles S.
1276 INDEX.
Culver, Jonathan E.
Davenport, Jolin,
1278 INDEX.
Delano, Ellen B.
1280 INDEX
Dick
1282
Edgerton, Lycurgus,
INDEX.
1284
Elliot, Homer, 6176+ Elliot, William F. m. 6178
" Plorace, m. 6188 " William H. 5766+
" Isaac, 5769 " William H. 6172
'*
James GrJ 6184 " William R. m. 5414
" Jared, m. 1846
" Jared, 6187t Ellis, Alanson, 4818+
" Jared Lay, 5406 " Elizabeth,
" John, m. 2159 " Mary,
" John, m. 5767 " Mary, 6954
" John, m. 6176 " Myron, 4818+
" John, 6176+ " Urania, 6953
" John H. m. 5771+
" Julia P. 6177 Elwood, Arthur H. 3619+
" Louisa, m. 5768+
" Lucy, m. 2165 Elmore, Elisha S. 5527+
" Lydia, m. 2167
" Lynde, m. 1850 Emerson, Margaret, 2819+
" Lynde, m. 5413
" Maria A. 5419+ Ensign, Charles, 5801+
" Maria J. 5409 " Frank,
" Mary, m. 5773
" Mary A. m. 5415 Ensworth, Harriet E. 7224+
" Mary A. m. 6181
" Mary C. 5766+ Estabrook, Joseph, m. 3307
" Mary J. 6174+ " Levi H. 3308
" 3Iary L. m. 5404
" Mary L. m. 5404+ Everett, Arthur, 3372+
" Matthew, m. 2160 " Carrie,
" Matthew G. 6178+ « Harriet L.
" Matthew Gr. m. 6179 " Mary C.
" Mirriam J. m. 5771+
" Nancy, m. 1854 Everson, Duane S. 6385+
" Nathan, m. 2161 " Giles H.
" Nathan A. 6180 " William E.
" Nathan G. 6185
" Oscar, 6187+ Failes, Ebenezer, 2369a
" Oscar H. 6174+ " Elizabeth, 2369 c
" Phebe, m. 2168 " Ruth, 23696
" Rebecca, m. 6183
" Richard, m. 1849 Fanning, David G. m. 7038+
" Richard J. m. 2164 " Eugene, 2829+
" Richard J. 6190 " Francis,
" Rufus, m. 1851 " Henry H.
" Samuel, m. 5768 " Lucy C. 7038+
" Samuel, 6189 " Thomas C
" Sarah, m. 1855
" Sarah, m. 2169 Farnsworth, Abel, 6799+
" Susan A. m. 5420 " Henry,
" Timothy, m. 5770
" William A. •
6176+ Farrar, Abby C 4741+
1286 INDEX.
Fillmore, Mary E.
Follet, Marcia,
1288 INDEX.
Freiot, Angeline,
G:^vdner, Austin,
1290 INDEX.
Gifford, Anne Lord,

1292 INDEX.
Gordon Daniel W.
Green, Caroline A.
1294 INDEX.
Griffin, Lucy,
Hall. Anno W.
" Arunali II.
" Beniamiu Fj»
" Charles S.
" Christine,
''
Cornelia I.
" Edward B.
" Edward F.
" Edward H.
^'
Eflfa,
" Ellen M.
" Fannie A.
" Frances H.
" Frank D. P.
" Frank S.
" Frederick,
" George H.
" Harriet
" Helen J,
" Henry,
" Henry C.
" Henry G. C
" James D.
" Jerusha,
" Josephine E. M.
" Judelia,
" Lewis H.
" Lucretia A.
" Martha,
" Mary,
" Mary B.
" Mary E.
" Mary E.
" Richard H.
''
Samuel H. P.
" Sarah M.
'<
Theodore P.
" William B.
" William B.
" William S.
" William W.
Hallock, Jerusha,
Halsey, Adeline S.
" Edward C.
" Eleanor S.
Hamilton, Adolphus,
" Alexander S.
1296 INDEX.
Hargraves, Harriet A.
Hart, Mary A.
1298 INDEX.
Hayes, Mumford,
1300 INDEX.
Hillhouse, Samuel,
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
1301
Holmes, Laura J.
1302 INDEX.
Hough, George, m. 7020

George,
George E.
Guy,
Guy,
Hannah,
Hannah,
Hannah,
Hannah,
Hannah,
Hannah J.
Hannah S.
Harriet,
Harriet T.
Henry W.
Hester,
Jabez,
Jabez,
Jabez,
Jabez,
Jabez B.
James H.
James M.
Jane,
Jedediah,
Jedediah S.
Jemima,
Jirah I.
John,
John,
John,
John,
John,
John,
John,
John,
John,
John B.
John H.
Joseph,
Joseph,
Joseph A.
Lemuel,
Lemuel,
Lorana,
Luciuda,
Lucretia H.
Lucy,
Lydia,
Lydia,
Houghton, George L.
1304 INDEX.
Hubbard, Harriet A.
1306 INDEX.
Jackson, Ellen,
Jewett, Frances,
1308 INDEX.
Jewett, Nathan 11.

Johnson, Thomas J,
1310 INDEX.
Kernan, Joseph,
Kingsbury, Elleq,
1312 INDEX.
Ladd, Dan,
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
1313
Langdon, Sarah,
INDEX.
1314
ithrop, Enoch T.
Latlirop, Susan,
1316 INDEX.
Lay, Grurdon,
Lee, Benjamin, m.
" Benjamin,
" Benjamin F.
" Charles,
" Charles,
" Charles,
" Charles,
" Charles C
" Charlotte L.
" Daniel,
" Edmund B.
" Elias,
" Eliza,
''
Eliza A.
" Elizabeth,
" Elizabeth,
" Elizabeth,
" Elsie Anne,
- Ely,
" Emma C.
''
Enoch L.
" Erastus,
" Eunice,
" Eunice,
" Eunice M.
" Frederick,
" George,
" George D.
" George D.
" George W.
" George W.
" George W.
" Hannah,
" Hannah E.
" Harriet,
" Harriet C.
" Harriet M.
" Harriet W.
" Henry C.
" Henry T.
" Irene M.
" Jane,
" Jeremiah P.
" Joel Gilbert,
" John,
" John S.
" John Wesley,
" Joseph,
" Joseph,
" Joseph,
1318 INDEX.
Leffingwell, Elisha D.
INDEX.
1320
Mann, Isaac, 4523+
" Lucy L.
Manning, Asa, 3692

" Elmira, 3696
" Eliza A. 4890+
" Eunice, 3694
" Joanna, 3695
" Joseph T. 3693
" Samuel, 3690
" Sarah A. 4890+
" William, 3691
ansfield. Amy,
Manwaring, Sarah,
1322 INDEX.
Marvin, Abigail,
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
1323
Mather, Ezra S.
1324 INDEX.
Mattison, Clara S.
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
1325
McKnight, Charles H.
1326 INDEX.
Met
etcalf, Emely E.
Metcalf, Sarah,
INDEX.
1328
Mitchell, Stephen,
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
1329
Morse, Edward A.
1330 INDEX.
Mosely, Titus,
Niles, Elizabeth, 5G92+ Niles, Mary E.
Evali, 5752+
George, 5704f
George, 5774+
Harriet, m. 5()9G
Harriet S 5G89+
Harvey, m. 5703
Harvey, 4780+
Hattie A. m. "
Henry, 5359+
Henry, 6337+
Henry C. 5706+
Henry C. 5689+
Henry E.
Henry N.
Henry T. 5359+
Hiram E. M. 4781+
IraH. 4780+
Isaac, 5690
Janette R. 5359+
Jerome H,
John, 5705+
John B. 5359+
John J.
John J.
John M. m. 5699
John M. 5703+
John M. m. 5706
John 0. m. 5689+
John W. 4780+
Joseph, m. 1935
Joseph, 5688«
Julia, 5688+
Julia, 5752+
Juliet, 5698+
Justin, m. 5692
Lucadia C m. 5698+
Lucy, 5688+
Lucy, m. 5694
Lucy, 5705+
Lucy, 5710
Lydia, m. 5693
Maria H. m. 5698+
Mary, m. 1939
Mary, 5362
Mary, m. 5695
Mary, 5752+
Mary A. m. 4780+
Mary A. m. 5359+
Mary A. m. 5774+
1332 INDEX.
Northrup, Ellen 11.

Ormsby, Lucy,
1334 INDEX.
Parker, John M.
Par son P, Williaui, 6072+ Patterson, Saphronia, . 4553+
" AVilliam W. m. 6081 "
Sarah, m. 5599a+
" Sarah, m. 4507
4529+ "
Patrick, Cliaries, Sarah A. G. 4504+
" George H. " '
Scth, 2857+
" Sophia, m. 2919
Patridge, Samuel S. 4472+ " Stephen R. 4553+
" Thomas, m. 5599a+
Patten, Amy, 6345+ " Thomas J. 2916
" Charles W. 5549+ " TJri Hill, m. 2856+
'<
Jane L. " William, m. 2857
" Anne,
Paul, Catharine M. 3758+
Patterson, Ashbel, m. 2856 " Cornelia,
" Ashbel, 2856+
" Ashbel, 2857+ Payne, Almira,
" Anrelia, m. 2861
" Caroline, m. 2859
" Charlotte, 2860
" Edward A. 2917+
" Elisha G. 4504+
" Elizabeth, 2921
" Elizabeth S. m. 5599a+
''
Erastus, m. 4504
" Erastus A. 4504+
" Eunice A. m. 4508
'<
Ezekiel M. m. 4599a+
" Frances E. 2917+
f' Frederick W. m. 2918
" George W. m. 2917
" Harriet, m. 2922
" Harriet E. m. 2856+
" Henry, 2914
" Henry D. m. 2856+
" Isabella, 2857+
" John E. m. 2915
" John, m. 5599a+
" John Jerome, 2856+
" Josiah, m. "
" Josiah, 2857+
" Josiah B. 2856+
" Julia M. m. 2917+
" Lewis A. 2918+
" Lucy E. 4504+
" Maranda, 4553+
" Mary, m. 2920
" Mary A. m. 5599a+
" Matthew A. m. 4506
" Nathan, m. 5599«+
" Robert, in. 5599a+
1336 INDEX.
Pearpy, Hannah,
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
eck, Dudley,
1338 INDEX.
Peck, Norah,
1340 INDEX.
Pierce, Almira A.
Piatt, Elizabeth S.
1342 INDEX.
Post, Elmira,
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
1343
Potter, Lucien B.
1344 INDEX.
Eandall, Anna,
" Erastus R.
" Griswold,
" Harriet,
" Hezekiah A.
" Jolin M.
" Marvin T.
" Mary,
" Mary A.
" Nancy,
" Rachel,
" Rosamond W.
" Ruth,
Randlett, Elvira L.
" Minnie,
" Samuel L.
Ransom, Albert H.
" Albert H.
" Anne A.
" Charles H.
" Charles J.
" Elizabeth D.
" George W.
" John C.
" John H.
" Mary A.
Rawson, Charles H.
" Ella C.
" Emma L.
" Mary E.
Ray, George,
" Martha,
Raymond, Abigail,
" Adelaide L.
" Adeline C.
" Andrew,
" Anne,
" Anne,
" Anne E.
" Caleb 0.
" Calvin C.
" Catherine G.
" Charles H.
" Charles L.
" Charlotte,
Kaymond, John,
1346 INDEX.
Reed, Franklin,
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
1347
Kice, Mary,
INDEX.
1348
Eobinson, Henry N.
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
1349
Eossiter, Edwcard C.
1350 INDEX.
Kudd, Kalph,
."^rribner, Charles S.
1352 INDEX.
Shear, Caroline,
Shethar, James,
1354 INDEX.
lith, Cassimer W.
Smi
1356 INDEX.
Stanton, Adelaide,
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
1357
Stephens, Addie W. 3178
Sterling, Adeline,
" Alma C.
" Alma R.
" Amasa,
" Ambrose S.
" Anne L.
" Ansel,
" Asahel M.
" Avis C.
" Caroline,
" Charles A.
" Charlotte,
" Clarissa,
" Dudley,
" Edward,
" Edward B.
" Elisha,
" Eiisha,
" Elisha,
" Elisha,
" Elisha T.
" Elizabeth H.
" Ellen E.
" Emeline,
" Emely P.
« Emma B.
" Erastus,
" Erastus S.
" Ethiel B.
" Frances J.
" Frances N.
» Frank S.
" Frank S.
" Frederick,
" Frederick^
" Frederick A.
" George A.
*"
George A.
" George H.
" George W.
" Harriet,
" Harriet A.
" Harriet A.
" Harriet A.
" Henry D.
" Isabella,
" Isabella C.
" Isabella C.
1358 INDEX.
Sterling, William,
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
1359
Stoors, Emma,
1360 INDEX.
Sweet, Loran S.
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
1361
Thomas, Julia A.
INDEX.
1362
Towner, Ammi,
Tucker, Willis 0.
1364 INDEX.
Voorheis, Clarence B.
OTHER DESCENDANTS.
1365
Wadhams, Moses,
1366 INDEX.
Waite, Richard,
"Ward, George A.
1368 INDEX.
^Yaterman, Fanny,
"Watson, Mary E. 80G2+ Weems, Edward M.
''
llicliard S.
" Susan S.
" Winslow,
Weaver, Anne E. m. 4379

" Benjamin S. 4377+
" Elijah, m. 4375
" Frances M. 4377+
" Jolin B. m. 4376
" John M. 4377+
" Lois A.
" Lois H. m. 4381
«'
Samuel H. m. 4377
" Sarah, m. 4380
" Sarah H. 4377+
'«
Willys L.
Webb, Caroline E. m. 4335
Webber, Almeda, m. 4652+

" Marietta, m. "
Webster, Caroline C 3552+

" Elijah D. ((
" Frances B. m. 4206+

" George P. 3552+
" Henry C.
" Lucy E.
" Maria J. 4206+
" Mary A. 3552+
" Mary J. m. 4206+
" Olive A. R. m. "
" Susan E. 3552+
Weeks, Anne, 2232

" Benjamin H. 4165+
" Ebenezer, 2228
" Elizabeth, m. 2231
" Eunice, 2235
" George H. 6298
" George W. 4165+
" Hannah, 6299
" John R. 6296
" Joseph H. 2229
" Robert D. 6297
" William R. m. 2230
" William R. 6295
Weems, Charlotte W. 6150+

172
1370 INDEX.
Wells, Charlotte,
1372 INDEX.
Willard, Emelia R.
"Williams, Simou II.
1374 INDEX.
Wolf, Hiram D.
1376 INDEX.
Woodwortli, Mebilable,
HUSBANDS OF DESCENDANTS, 1377
PART XII.
Names of males, not descendants of William Hyde the first of Norwich,
WHO HAVE intermarried WITH HIS DESCENDANTS; WITH THE NAMES OF SUCH
DESCENDANTS, WHO ARE THEIR WIVES :
Abbe II. m M. Orcutfc 4687-1-

Abbot J. S. m L. M. Wood- ] îô
0128+
.
u 1
•
y
bridge j
" S.m S. Denuison 5599c
" Z.m M. A. Hyde 3344
Abbey L. m M. Johuson 3734
Abel C. m M. Post 15
" J. m II. Gifford 253
" N. m A. Marshall 634
" li. m A. Waterman 1011
Abernethy I. m M. Lawrence4558+
Ackley — m II. Jewett
. 2032
Adams B. m F. Hyde 4544
*'
B. T. m G. De Lamater6385+
" C. m M. Waite
1378 INDEX.
Armstrong A. m E. Armstrong 1606 Backus E. m E. Waterman

1233
" A. m A. li. Hough 7010+ " E. m 495
L. Griswold
" C. m P. Hyde 15G7 " J. T.m A. E.Walworth 4250
" J. m A. Ladd 15S8 ''
O.m Dice Hyde 424
" J. A. m Bates 5605-5- " 0. m Eunice Abel 2479
" L. m R. Hyde 384 " S. m C. Hyde 1087
" S. m E. Peck 5278 Bacon B. m H. Adgate 1488
Arnold — m Lucy Hyde 2878
.
" E. m A. Smith 5682
" C. m M. I. Hyde 2793 " E. N. m E. E. Mctcalf 6762+
Arnold H. M. m M. F. Dorr 6336+ " L. W. m S. Bacon 4474+
Arthur C. m C W. Adgate 4487 " N. A. m A. Selden 4474
Ash H. m M. Waite 6048+ " S. C. m Irene Dorr 6331+
Ashby Capt. m A. Lathrop 6843 c Badger J. m N. Hyde 780
Ashcraft P. m Hough 6975+ Badgley B. m S. M. King 5241c+
Ashley T. m M. A. Bissel 3568+ Bagg M. m S. Tracy 6860+
" W. E. m F. Grafton 5404+ Bailey A. m H. Ladd 1582
Ashman J. m A. E. Griunell 6516+ '«
A. m M. P. Buel 2721
Atis A. m C. Jewett 5847 '*
B, F. m C. Hyde 4086
Atkinson A. W. m A. Davis 6384+ " E.m. M. Ladd 4805
" W.H.m M.C.Woodruff 2932+ " G. S. m. J. Manwaring 6494
" m Lucinda Ela 7358 " J. m R. W. Rogers 4413
Atkyns I. m A. Hubbard 1953 " R. m S. C. Hough 7014
Atwood L. m L. Waterman 1247 " R. m C. Buel 2723
" L. E. m S. Peck 4560 " T. m R. Hutchinson 2717
Anchincloss J. m E. Buck 7039+ " W. m L. Tracy 1187
Austin M. m E. Griffin 2265 Baker A. m Eliz. iVbel 2377
Avery A. m C. Hartshorn 1806 " B. m R. Clark 5517
" A. G. m A. T. Abel 6662+ " D. m S. Raymond 2204
" C. m A. Post 542 " E. B. m E. J. Thomas 3985
" C. H. m C. Kasson 5049 " G. m L. Jewett 5844+
" G. m M. S E. Willes 3814 " H.D.m A.M.Rudd 5239i
" G. m R. Abel 6666 " J. m L. Latimer 6252t^
" I. m Mary Hyde 1627 " niM.-Mosely
J. 4761
" J. m M. Dennis 620 " m J. S. Baldwin 3223+
J. W.
" J. m E. Tracy 1792 " J.W. m C.W.Shepherd6150+
" N. m E. Hyde 329 " Z. m C. Mosely 4762+
•
" 0. F. m P. A. Ely 6588 " —

mS. Jewett 2025
" O.W.mH. M.Lef-] ""^^^0009 " —
m D. S. Hough 7357
fingwell I Baldwin A. m A. Wadhams 3148
" T. m 6268
E. B. Griswold " A. C, m E. L. Tracy 3773+
" W. T. m P. Throop
730 " C. H. m T. H. Potter 4574
Ayer J. m C. Lay 2065 " D. m Mary Tracy 1199
" J. m F. M. Rogers 4420 " E. mS. Wood 25G87i
Ayers W. A. m L. S. Parsons 6072+ " E. R, m
L. Lawrence 4558+
Ayling J. m E. Dewey 5241Z/+ " m
A. Collins
I. 186
Babcock A. m S. Niles 5774+ " m L.B. Montague 4516+
J. L.
" J. L. m M. C. P. Gager 5304 " N. C. m S. M Mitchell 6207+
.
" L. B. m J. A. Gager 5299 " S. m M. Collins 863

Backus C. m Erne. Silf 5512 " T. m R. Huntington 2534
" E. m E. Waterman 1404 Balis C. m H. A. Huntington 6942
1
)
HUSBANDS OF DESCENDANTS. 1379

Ball, — m Jane Ilydc 4589f Bartlct E. m J. A.2789
II;yde
" C. m S. B. Backus 5181 " m Lura Abel
J. 2471
" H. m E. S. Pettis 3760+ " S. F. m F. R. Griswold 6028+
" J. J. m L. H. Goodell 3078+ Barton II.P. m M.Armstrong 4812+
" W. m C. Avery 2855 " J. m A. Hyde 2652
Ballard J. m E. Hinsdale 4627+' Barwise —
m J. Collins 3184
Bancroft I), m P. E. Clarke 5515+ Bates D. C. m S. Cole 56U4+
Banning W. J. m L. Lay 5978+ " — m E. Janes 3080+
Barber E. L. m J. T. Sargent 4290 " D.W.C. m S.Walworth 6554
" G. A.m. P. Waite 6048+ " F. J. S. m F. V. Hyde 2774
" K. m M. Isham 2803 " P. P. m S. Gould 5605
" Rev. m C. M.Wood- " R. C. m R. Stanley 7318
4430 "
bridge j S. m. H. A. Sterling 5528
Barbour 0. m Pv. B. Wal- " S. m R. Armstrong 4811+
1343
worth J
" W. m. C. Sampson" 4717
Barker C. m. L. M. Rogers 4435 Batty W. m S. Hyde 1722
" E. m Pris. Hyde 372 Baxter B. C. m S- Bradford 5971
" J. m. Phebe Hyde 386 " H. m E. Little 942
" H. D. m A. M. Rudd 5239 " H. m M. E. Ely 6569+
" 0. m M. A. Newcomb 7111 " J. m H. Lathrop 6843^
Barkley E. W. m H. W. " P. m E. J. J. Harris 4278
| 4271
Matteson J Baylor G C m L.D.Wadsworth4227+
Barlow ^- m C Waterman 1234 Beach G. H. m E. T. Morgan 3292+
Barnard Gr. W. m Anne Rice 2887+ " J. m L. Wadham.s ) 3128
'
Barnes D. S. m M. F. Hyde 3619+ D. Hillhousc j" 6154

" E. m. L. E. Hotchkiss 6323+ " S. m E. Hyde 1743
" H.W.m. M.C.Young 3493 Bean J. m P. Lathrop 3731 (f
" J. m S. A. Sill 5648 Beard J. A. m F. Doane 3965

" J. m M. Tracy 6563 " M. m A. C. Wells 3579
" M. m 31. Hyde 4085 Beardsley B. m A. S. Colt 6511+
" M.A. m P.E. Edgerton 6793+ " J. B. m L. Kasson 5051
Barnet J. m. J. Hyde 1315 Beckwith B. m L. Griffin 2262
" J.mJ.B. Sweet 4140 " B. B. m M. E. Sterling 5552+
" M. S. m A. J. Hyde 2974 " G. m A. Ely 1999r
Barney — m S. Walworth 6553 " G. m R. M. Clark 5519
" D. D. m R. Pettis 3760+ " J. m M. Pearson 1978
" H. H. m M. A. Elliot 6181 " J. W. m S. Dorr 6325+
Barnum — m A. A. Hyde 4592+ " R. m Lydia Dorr 2241
" H. m A. Churchill 5812+ Beebe R. m C. Elliot 5404+
" H. S. m M. Dorr 6343 " W. m A. M. Gray 3147+
Barr T. m C. M. Metcalf 3271 Beers I. M. m C. Patterson 2859
Barras T. m J. P. Hyde 4709 Beeson W. B. m S. A. Mather 5824+
Barrows F.L. m O.H.Dunham 2865+ Belden J. m S. Hyde 769
" P. m. S. D. Armstrong 4412+ Belding S. m H. Waterman 3934
" S. S. m L. Hyde 4808 Bell J.^m E. Collins 3098
Barstow J. m A. Hyde 62 " R. m P. Munson 1395
" Y. m E. Wood 652 BellamyJ.H.m S.G.Hill- ^jg-
1
Bartey D. m P. Armstrong 4874 house j
Bartholemew D. m E.Hyde 3582 Belshaw J. m M. Barker 1521
''•
J. m M. Wadhams 3127 " T. m B. Barker 1519
1380 INDEX.
BemisE.mJ A.Huntington 3009 Birdsey S. m E. Crowcll 5734

" J. m
E. Tracy 4045+ Birge H. W. m
E. W. Meach 4567+
Benedick J. m
0. J. Pember 3753+ Bishop B. m Lucy Hyde 990
Benedict A. m S. 6345+
A. Dorr " B. m
L. Huntington 6931
" m M. Sedgwick
G-. 2928 " E. m
A. B. Norton 3164
«'
a. m L. Hickox 3072 " G. m
A. M. Goodsell 5846+
" G. m A. G. Wilcox 7241 " G. m. P. AVaite 6060
«'
H. m L. Huntington 3071+ " I. G. m M. Hyde 2743
" S. m J. B. Hicks 3526+ " N. m L. M. Burdick 4192+
" S. S. m C. M. Hyde 2795 " N. m L. B. Abel 6800+
Benjamin J. m Mary Hyde 663 Bissell — m Anne Brown 175
*'
J. C. m E. A. Lee 6309+ " E. m Anne Hyde 1073
Bennet C. m M. Waterman 1009 Blackmer H. m E. A. Hayes 5893
" J.H.mM. Huntington 6926 Blaine J. R. m. J. Logan 6197+
" 0. A. m B. A. Hyde 2773 Blaisdell J. J. m S. A.' Allen 6972+
" Lll.niH. H.Huntington 4535+ Blake II. m
Anne Post 2334
Benson W. m A. Collins 3101+ " Z. H. m
L. Dorr 6333+
Bentley C. m P. Pember 1640 Blakelee L. m
L. Kasson 5053
" W. m M. Tracy 266 Blakesley A. m
J. Marvin 5560+
Benton A. ni L. Budd 1803 " A. H. m C. M. Woodruff 2937
" A. L. m L. W. Alden 4665+ Blanchard A. m
Lucy Hyde 782
" Dr. m L. Collins 874 " M. m
K. Abel
C. 6800+
Berden E.m N. A. Blanchard 2994 Blatchford H. m M. A. Coit 7035+
Berry J. S. pi A. Hyde 4616 Blinn L. P. m E. Armstrong 4850+
" R. m M. G. White 4182+ Bliss D. m S. H. Hyde 3369
" S. M. m J. Sill 5495+ " J. A. m M. J. Elliot 5771+
Best J. m C. Jewett 5864 Blodgett A. m M. Newton 6047+
Bidwell —
m M. A. Wadhams 3125+ " B. m L. Huntington 3714
" C. m A. Peck 4562 " G. W. m S. Gould 5606
" H. m A. Huntington 6918 Bloom J. C. m F. B. Hyde 3447
Bigalow A. C. m E. Hyde 4148 Blydenburgh —
m H. Little 935+
" J. m C. H. Wells 3576 Boalt C. L. m E. W. Griswold 6035
" T. m H. Hyde 293 Boardman —
m S. Elliot 1855
Bill B. m J. Waterman 2520 " G. m C. Stark 4194
" J. B. m H. T. Hough 7012 " G. m M. L. Lord 5348+
" L. E. m M. Hough 6996 " H. m A. M. Fish 5562+
" P. m H. Abel 6665 " W. A. m E. Fish 5562+
" — m M. A. Tredway 4399Z<+ ' ' ^} 3055t
Billings E. P. m M. T. Campbell 5081 ^Pi^l^r
" S. m A. Raymond 2201 " J. M. m M. T. Lord 5345+
Bingham A. m S. Stark 2818 Bogue F. S. m A. C. Sterling 5557+
" A. m S. Waterman 7001 Boiles H. m E. Raymond 2202
" C. m M. Gardner 4213 " J. R. m M. Hempstead 4388+
" H. m Z. Tracy 1795 Bolton N. m T. Sill 6376+
" J. m Ruth Post 91 Bond — m. N. Davenport 3079+
.
" N. m E. Lee 2010 " E. T. m F. M. D. Lord 5438

Birchard J. m Jane Hyde 57 Booth L. m M. E. Pratt 2905+
" J. m Anne Hyde 1621 Bostwick — m L. Waterman 1232
.
" J. m L. Waterman 2522 D. W. niL. Lord, 4515

'^
" W. m A. Rogers 1442 I Boswooth W. m J. Sill 5537+

Botlnvell a. B.m S. M. Wolf 0420+ Brown B. m M. T. Hyde 5060
Bottam D. m E. Hyde 988 " B. m M. A. Foster 6806+
Bottom II. B. m II. E. | 09(57+ " E. m Sarah Hyde 28
Huntiugtou I
" E. m II. BisscU 3568+
" M. m C. Huntington G930 " E. B. m. II. A. Hyde 5213
BoutelleD.mR.B. Huntington 6917 " F. m E. R. Tracy 4020
Bowman G. m M. E. Hyde 3430 " II. m M. M. Sill 5504+
" A. m E. S. Patterson 5599r/+ " H. m W. Abel 6672
Boyce H. m E. Denison 2297 " J. m E. Baker 4761+
" M. m E. Beck with 6454 " J. F. m E, Woodbridge 4424
Boyd H. M. m M. Dorr 6344 " J. H. m S. E. Dewey 5241/t
Boynton — m E. Walworth 6557
.
" M. m M. A. Buruham 4294
Brace T. K. m M. Buel 3173+ " N. m M. L. Parsons 6078
Bradbury W. m E. Perry 5755+ " R. m E. Sill 5493+
Bradford N. m L. Raymond 2043 " Rev. m C. Hyde 3450
Bradley— m H, Sill
. 5597 " T. m E. L. Hayes 5891
" A. C. m J. Smith 6072+ " W. iti P. Leffingwell 3947
" D. B. m E. Royce " W. in Lura Hyde 4620
" F. m S. Mitchell 5790+ Brownell J. m L. M. Hyde 2973
" G. m C. Isham 3063+ » L. m J. M. Dorr 6336+
" H. m S. A. Elliot 5420 " S. C. m M. N. Hyde 3482
« L. m E. Janes 3080+ Buck G. m S. Manwaring 7039
Braggins W. m R. T. Wood 6613 " W. H. m R. A. Cook 692.5+
Brainard S. N.m C. F.Williams 4343 Buckman C. H. m S. Fillmore 6795+
Braman J. m R. Hyde 747 Buckingham H. B. m C. ] Q-C04.
'^'^•^*'
Brayne T. m R. Wolf 6417 A. Fox I
Brewer S. m S. T. Baldwin 3222+ " G. m Jane Stone 3226+
Brewster — m Olive Ely 4449+ Buckland A. m L. E. Hyde 2867
.
" Cm Eliz. Abel 2420 " C. A. m S. Hyde 4602

" D. D. m L. J. Hyde 2863+ Buddington J. m P. Hyde 292+
" D. P. m A. M.Hunt-) gg^g " P^ R. m H. Pearcy 4139+
ington j
Buel A. m Sarah Hyde 306
Bridger C. J. F. m L. Darrow 5448+ " C. C. m M. A. Niles 4780+
Briggs 0. E. m M. E. Hyde 3430 " D. m H. Hillhouse 6136
Brink J. m Maria Sill 5573 " H. m E. H. Southworth 5084
Brinsmade D. S. m L. ElUot 2167 " J. m L. Hyde 686
Bristol G. m L. Fillmore 6795+ " O. m S. Edgerton 2452
" T. m C. B. Lovejoy 3227+ " 0. H. m M. A. Post 6604+
Brockway D. m M. Anderson 5781 " S. m M. Wadhams 3173
" E. m H. Ely 5757 Bugbee L. m L. A. Hyde 4663
" T. m E. Lathrop 1836 " R. m M. S. Pinney 4657+
Bronx A. m L. Tracy 5234 Bulkley Dr. m M. Johnson 5339
Brooks J. m A. Collins 881 " E. m S. Abel 6668+
" J. m Lucy Abel 1525 « E. A. m L. S. Morgan 4212+
" J. W. m. C. C. Dean 6548 " J. A. m S. A. Abel 6668+
Brower W. W. m N. Post 6597 " J, W. m Eliza Lee 1268+
" J. H. m S. E. Dewey 5241A Bunda H. m L. 0. Hyde 7172
Brown A. m F. Abel 6674 Bunker A. m J. E. Hyde 7286
" A. m F. Hyde 4597+ Burch P. m A. L. Bartho-
3127+
" A. R. m M. C. Blodget 3714+ lomew
1382 INDEX.
Burdick J. m 0. J. Pember 3753f Calkins C. m

H. Lathrop 2496
" S. m IL Fillmore 0795+ " D. H. m
S. Griswold 2226
" W. P. m A. Stark 4192 " E. mM. P. Hyde 1322
Burgess C m E.
Jolinson 3735 " J. m H. Manwaring 628
" H. H. m
R. A. Hyde 1603 " J. m F. Mamvaring 6478
" J. m
A. Metcalf 916 Camp J. A. m F. G. Perkins 6036+
Burlingame J. 0^ in A. ] aojo-i- Campbell A. m L. Hyde 1714
Parsons )
Canfield H.A. m A.G. Brown 5891+
Burnet W.C.m M.A.Edwards 4468+ Capen A. m S. L. Craig 3007+
Burnham J), m Irene Tracey 597 " C. m. C. Collins 3187+
" S. B. m M. De Lamater 6384+ Cardell S. m Apphia Hyde 312
" Z. P. m S. H. Hyde 1359 Cardwell U. m J. Hough 7023
" — . m C. L. Mather 6062+ " W. m S. Griswold 6701
Burns D. D. m M. Martin 7191 Carew E. m L. Post 2335
" — . m C. Hyde 4591+ Cary S. m C Tracy 5228
" — . m H. Hyde " Carlton C. G. m A. Rhodes 4221+
Burr A. J. m J. D. Pratt ] 3553 Carlisle H. m E. Fitch 5785+
M. L. Smith j 3560 Carpenter C. m J. Hall 4528+
Burrell J. m A. Mosely 4760+ " M. L. m H. S. Marvin 6432+
" M. C. m J. M. Tracy 6072+ " S. m P. Jewett 5845
Burrows A. m E. J. Grinnell 6515+ Carr J. m S. J. Baker 4761+
" H. m. Loria Throop 2838 Carrier S. m A. Hyde 339
Burton C. m M.E. Hyde 4913 Carter A.M.m D.E.Wadhams 3121+
" W. m E. Payne 5498+ " J.B.m F.A.Leffingwell 3422
Burtwell —
m L. Rogers
. 7093 " R. m P. Wadhams 3177
Burwell J. m A. Marsh 3201 " W. H. m H. A. Hyde 5115
Bury A. m M. Walworth 6555 Carver B. m N. L. Fish 2807+
Bushnell A. m H. Tracy 1794 Case A. S. m J. Huntington 3028
" A. m I. Burnham 2527 " C. m C. J. Taft 5518+
" B. m H. Griswold 494 " J. m S. McCall 6981+
" J. m Jer. Hyde 370 " L. m M. M. Westgate 4181
" J. m H. Rogers 1022 Caswell J. m Lydia Abel 6661
" J. C. m S. R. Hyde 3595 Catlin— . m Sarah Tracy 4043
Butler B. m Diadama Hyde 310 " 0. E. m M. J. Thomas 3971
" E. m C. H. Butler 4222 Chadwick D. m E. Noyes 5341+
"- N. m S. W. Adgate
G-. 4499 " J. m R. Latimer 6252 e
" 0. m
A. M. Gray 3147+ " J. m P. Peck 6373
" W. H. G m E. P. Peck . 3339+ " J.M.m U. B. Raymond 5930
" Z. m Anne Lord 443 " L. m C. I. Hall 4134+
Buttre Wm. m M. A. Lathrop 5247 " M. m E. Scheiffelin 5381+
Butts Lorin m H. Hyde 4536 " R. m M. Sill 5545
Cady G. F. m M. Hyde 4650+ " R. m H. Lay 5980
" H.LmL.B.Wadhams3120+ '*
W. m A. W. Lay 597S+
" P. G. m A. Webber 4652+ Chaffey E. ni C. M. Hyde 2957
" S. m H. A. Warner 4527+ " E. m 0. Edgertou 6736
CahoonE. A. m A.E.Green- ] p-inrj. Chamberlin i). ni J). Cone 5511+
leaf • " J. A. m S. Dewey 4635+
Caldwell J. E.m S.C.Butlcr 4222+
J
Champion — m l^rudy Hyde 704
Calhoun II. m J. Metcalf 3251+ " R. m R. H. Jewett 2033
Calkins A. m Anne Hyde 290 Champlain R. m L. Baily 3794
) .

Champlin N. in. G765+
L. Davenport Chi.sholm W.H. m E. Fill- ) ..„ -
" 11. m Z Hyde 4033 6 '95+
I
" S. m Irene IMather 1998 Church C. m H. Hyde4697
S. m M. L. Pomeroy
" 6804+ " A. Jewett
5909
Chandler C. C. m M. Griswold 2105 " S. m A. Picrpont 3061
" C. F. m A. M. Craig 5666+ " S. P. m E.H.Sterling 5551+
" S. m E. Parsons 6075 Churchill A. m S. Hyde 2758
" R. m S. C. B. Rcdfield 5609+ " F. m T. Willard 5812+
Channing H. m S. McCurdy 1845 " J. m A. Willard
Chapin A. m H. A. Sterling 5551+ " J. m N. T. Fillmore
0795+
" A. m R. R. Fisk 5718+ " S. m C. Avery 2853
" A. N. m F. Collius 3095 Clapp J. m J. II. Butler 4215
" H. m N. Gould 5607 " R. m S. Hyde 1547
Chapman C. M. ni H. Dorr 6346+ Clark A. m N. Tracy 3786
" C. S. m M. E. Isham 2800+ " A. m S. Sims 1789
" D. m M. Hyde 4531+ " A. H. m E. Parsons 6072+
" F. C. m F. H. Hyde 2660 " A.N. m H.S. Rockwell 3030+
" G. L. m E. H. Sargeant 4291 " D. m Eliz. Abel 2413
" J. m L. Burchard 411 " D. B. m E.D. Williams 4344
E. Abel 2393 " E. m H Stanley 7317
" J. m J. M. Hyde 4531+ " Em J. Hyde 4740
" ^-j 6916+
" E. R. m S. E. Gilbert 2883+
'^•t?^'.-"'/^^-
Huntington j
" E.W. m L. H. Buel 7140
" J. S. m S. J. Browuell 2973+ " F. m S. G. Hyde 2950
" R. m C. S. Fillmore 5257 " G.m Ruth Sill 1891
" S. m F. Mather 6069 " G. W. m M. Wadhams 3124+
Chappel A. m C. M. White 5562+ " H. A. m H. M. Tracy 3781+
" E. S. m
M. A. Grinnell 6515+ " I. m S. T. Hastings 6932+
" J. m
L. Latimer 6252 r; " J. m A. Gray 202
" N. mJ. Dolbeare 5937+ " J. m E. Hackley, 6764+
"• — m. A. Denison 2267+ " J. m M. Abel 2412
Chase E. mJ. B. Poarcy 4139+ " L. F. m E. H. Tiffin 6087+
" H. mR. Foote 6317+ " L.H. m M. A. Griswold 6026a
" H.S. m
S. D. Haskell 6532+ " N. m A. Abel 2419
" J. m
A. Payne 5498+ " P. m C. Swift 6195
" J. m
L. Payne 5498+ " S. m S. E. Ely 4452
" L. m
F. Webster 4206+ " T. m A. Metcalf 3276
" M. m
J. A. Hyde 4054 " U. m H. E. Patterson 2856+
" N. C. m
S. P. Lee 6309+ " W. B. m E. J. Sill 5496+
Cheesebrough A. m F. E. )
fi044-J-
" W. J. m H. E. Clark 7140+
Lane j
Clemshire W. m L. L. Cook 6925+
Cherrington J. A. ra F. rr,^-, Cleveland A. m Abiah Hyde 231
°-'
H. Fillmore f
" A. m S. Sill 5643
Chester J. m F. Waterman 349 " L. Cm L.A.Bingham 6642
" J. m P. Tracy 3757 " W. H. m. S. E. Dewey 5241A
" E. m M. B. Metcalf 3273 Clement — m J. 3Ioore 5241f/+
Chew C. m M. Law 7063+ Cline A. m. L. E. Hyde 4167
Chickering A.E. m R. Straud 6449+ Clifford S.A. m Z.H. Blodget 3714.
Childs T. m A. Alden 4673 Clyde G. C. m C. V. S. Dorr 6360
Christie R. m L. G. Welles 6460 Coates C. m S. Hyde 3370
1384 INDEX.
Cobb H, m D. Huntington 4559+ Connett G. m L. Dorr C407

" J. V. m E.
C. Kiugsley 6805+ " W. ni Lucy Lorr 6405
Coe E. m S. Blauchard 2990 Converse — m C. Porter
. 5003
Coffin R. B.m A. S. Burdick 4192+ " A. m A. Mansfield 1370
" W. W. m S. M 6691+
" E. m E. Hyde 1556
Huntington " J. m M. Alden 4670
all G. m 3060
Cook —. m H. Metcalf 917
Pierpont " D.B.mM.J.Wadhams3123+
|
Cogswell W. J. m A. C.
5551+
" E. m M. Keyes 5790+
Sterling " I. m C. Shear
B. 6316+
Coit D. T. m J. Gr. Lanman 0040+ " J. m P. Hough 7359
" E. m R. Manwaving 7035 " J. m A. Huntington 6925
" G. m C. S. Brown 4424+ " S. J. m L. S. Mosely4782
" N. m L. Richards 639a " W. m Lydia Sill 5590
" W. m H. Lord 1491 " W. Z. m C. A. Hyde 3295+
Cole A. m H. Niles, 5696 Cooke J.P.mMHHuntington 6936+
» J. C. m C. G. Chapin 5607+ " P. B. m M. B. Pratt 3551
" M. m M. Housh 6980+ Cooley C. m L. Tracy 3777
'<
S. J. m L. S. Clark 5516+ " E.D.mJ.A.H.Fillmore5258
" L. m M. Gould ' 5604 Coon E. m M. E. Keeler 6312+
Colgrove F. A. Pitts m 6335+ Coplin — L. Edwards
. 4468+
Collagher H. m M. L C Copp N. P. m F. M. Foster 6806+
Blodget
3714+
Corbin — —m Baldwin
. 1199+
.
Collar C. m M. E. Metcalf 6762+ Corey J. D. m P. Armstrong 4848

Collins, E. S. m S. Weaver 4380 " U. m S. P. Dodge 3545
" H. m P. Leffingwell 3947 Corning B. m E. Birchard 412
" T. m E. Hyde 29 Corselius G. m C. A. Cardell4233
Colt — m E. Bacon 5682+ Corwin H. m E. Armstrong 4818
" B. in E. Deuison 2288 Cotter J. m A. Patterson 2861
" E. ni E. S. Spencer 4473+ Covert H. W. m E. H. Payne 5498+
" W. m N. Deuison 2289 Cowles M. m H. Welles 5468
Colton C. m R. Sill 5544 Cox A. C. m K. C. Hyde 3464
" C. m A. Raymond 6171 Coyle S. B. m M. R. Throop 2833+
" H. m M. H. Hyde 1048 CoyninghamJ.N.mRAButler 5465
" J. m A. Sill 5539 Cozzens H. H. m C. Marvin 5510+
Colver E. m M.W.Man waring 6476+ Craig J. R. m M. A. Walton 5666+
Comstock —
m S. A. Grig- ~) 6267
.
" N. m D. Huntington 3007
wold Crandall, m C. Culver 6879+
6269 J. Griswold 3 " J. m E. Tracy 3761
" A. mE M. Jewett
2026 Craw — . m S. Hyde 4034
" C. m E. M. Sill
5656 Crawford R. M. Griffin m E. 6440
" P. m M Sedwick
2928 . CreightonW.H.m E.Wood- ) gionf
" W. P. m A. Bailey 3793 bridge
Cone —m M. M. Sill 5509 Cressy T. M. m
)
E.G.Bingham 6639+
— —
.
" m ]}rockway
. 5757+ . Crippin J. m
L. L. Hyde 3583 ")
" A. m L. Lay 5982 S.R.Hyde I 3584

" E. L. m E. L. Hosmer 6085+ Crocker B. L. m M. Perkins 5783+
" S. m C. S. Sill 5511 " R. m J. Dorr 6329
Congdon I. W. m L. Smith 4133+ Crolius G. C. m E. Muuson 1396
Conger — m. Jerusha Peck
. 314+ " W. A. L. Muuson m 1394
Cronkite T. m N. iMoscly ) 4762+ Davis N. S. m A. ]\I. Parker 3120+
M. Mosely j " O. m F. Davenport 6765+
Cross N. m S. S. Sweet
I. 4136+ Davison G. m A. B. Tracy 3776
Grossman Z.F.mS. L. Jewett 5857+ " J. M. m. S. S.Walworth 4249
Crosswell A.m C.A.Grcenleaf G10i+ Day I. H. m S. E. Williams 4342
Grouse J. B. m L. Burnett 4468+ " S. m R. L. Hyde 3342
Growell D. m S. Hubbard 1949 Dayton A. m H. M. Davenport 6765+
Gruft W. S. m S. I Fitch 3398+ Dean J. in INHiry Niles 1939
Grumbv J. m E. Hyde 6157 " P. m F. Denison 2299
Culver "ll. m S. Leffino-well
6879 Decker S. m C H. Clark 5516+
Gumming WmllV Alexander 6149+ " — m 31. C. Churchill 2853+
.
Currier —
m. A. Davcn])ort 3079+
. De Lamater J. m E. Dorr 2252
Curtis C. S. m M. H. Peck 5791+ Delano L. H. m M. G. J. Hyde 7213
" E. m
M. Metcalf ) n-nos. Delassus L. m L. Elliot 5404+
^'^-^-^ Delavan E.CmH.A.Schuyler 6158+
E.Abel I
" a. T. m M. Anderson 4205+ Delong M m P. Fox 3759+
" H. m F. Warner 4529 Deming S. m M. C. Hyde 4605+
Gushman A. m C. Hyde 428 Dempsey J. m E. Dorr 6351+
" N. m A. M. Rogers 4442 Denio F. m C. Edgertson 4623
" P. m A. Sill 6378+ Denison A. C m P. C. Ely 6577
Cutler A. m Lois Lathrop 3731^/ " Capt. m A. Raymond 2201
'•
m H. A. Gilbert 2889
J). G-. " D. m A. Hyde 1781
" W.H. m C.H.Matteson 4269 " E. C. m E. L. Lathrop 3992
Daboll Dr. m P. Collins 3053A; " F.C.m M.A.Armstrong 4846+
Dakin S. D. m M. Mumford 5861+ " G. m J. Butler 1333
Dalee F. m S. D. Walworth 1344 " J. m. P. Griswold 82
Dana G. m C. M. Dodge 3539 " L. m P. A. Ely 6580
" J. m D. Lathrop 6843^? " M. m C. D. Shoemaker 5599+
" 0. N. m C. M. Denison 6531 " N. m E. Sill 1907
Danforth M. m C B. Marvin 5548+ " R. m D. Griswold 81
Daniels 0. m N. D. Peck 6367+ Dennet W. S. m H. A. Hyde 2951
Danly J. m E. S. Shoemaker 5599+ Dennis E. m S. Hough 113
Darly — . m J. Sheldon 3064+ Denovant D. m L. Darrow 5448+
Darrow Z. m Lucy Lord 1861 De Pew J. m E. W. Mather 6056+
D'AutremontC.mS. Collins 3194 Destin G. m M. J. Oviat 6123
Davenport H. m P. Pierpont 3079 Devereux N. m M. D. Butler 4216
" N. m L. Metcalf 6765 Dewey A. m C. Hough 7361
Davidson A. m R. Tracy 3760 " E. m R. Hyde^ 973
Davie — m A. W. Westgate 4179 " J. W. m A. Rudd 1799
— m L. Hyde
.
Davis . , 738 " M. m H. Waterman 1008

" A. D. m E. A. Hyde 7173 " P. m H. Clapp 4635
" E. m
L. M. White 4182+ Dibble, m R. Kemble 6517+
" E. H. m
L.Woodbrid<?e 6130+ Dickenson P. m M. Tracy 3838
"
" G. J. m 0. Metcalf 6762+ " S. m H. Huntington 6886
" H. m0. L. Williams 2819+ " W. m P. Huntington 6932+
" H. mE. C. Woodruff 2932+ Dickerman J.raC.E.Edgerton 4579
" J. m A. A. Hyde 2965 DimnickL. F. m CM. xMarvin 4408
" J. m H. Churchill 5812+ Dimock E. m Phebe Sill 6381
" J. m A. M. Tracy 3837+ " R. R. m E. W. Bailey 3795
" J. m M. De Lamater 6384+ Dinsmore J. B. m E. Griffin 6435
174
1386 INDEX.
Dixon J. m 6083+ Durant C. C. m 8. B. Parsons 6072+

M. S. Parsons
" J. S. m
5560+ Duren E. F. m M. C. Hyde 7291
P. S. Pratt
Doane J. m L. Waterman 1249 Durfey T. m R. Manwaring 2572
Dodge A. m P. Waterman 3940 Durkee B. m Sarah Abel 564
" D. L. ni S. Cleveland 1064 " N. m Mary Hyde ) 219
" E. m J. L. Sterling 5552+ Anna Gifford j 252
" L. m C. Hubbard 5712+ DutcherF.mM PI. Huntington3071+
.
Dolbear D. m E. Raymond 6252 Dutton N. m C. Sterling 5562

" L. R. m E. Raymond 5937 Backer J. J. m M. A. Scott 4808+
" W. m N. Raymond 6250 " M. m L. G. Armstrong 4811+
Donly J. m A. Walworth 6552 Earl C. ra. A. S. Kiug 5241c+
Donnell —m H. Hyde . 2877 Earl S. C. m D. Lathrop 5249
" — m L. Hyde
. 2878 Eastman J. m E. Wood 651
Donaldson A. C. m P. H. Butler 5466 Eaton A. B. m E. Selden 4473
Doolittle L. F. m C M " G. M. m C. I. Tracy 6902
3121+
Wadhams " H. m Hellen Fish 2807+
Dorr E. m M. Griswold 80 Eddy F. H. m J. (1. Selden 4292+
" W. m J. H. Hyde 1386 " 0. m H. Tracy 3743
Doty — m Lois Hyde
. 4589+ Edgecomb J. m H. Abel 2592
D. m 0. Hyde T. m Esther Post
"' "
4589+ 90
" J. E. m M. J. Hyde 4112 Edgerton E. m Z. Abel 578
Dougherty M.mS.B. Koyes 5790+ " E. m S. Hyde 1545
Douglass J. m M. Glriswold 2225 " E. m D. Hyde 1742
" J. m E. Raymond 5933+ " E. m A. J. Edgerton 1218
" J. C. m C. S. Hyde 4149 " H. m A. Abel 577
Douw J.D.P.niM.A.Lanman 6040+ " J. m E. Hyde 371
Dow Benj. m C Stoors 7362+ " J. K. m A. Bailey 3793
" — m G.
P. Tappen
. 6100 " S. m M. Abel 568
" H. H. m M A. Niles 5359+ " S. m A. Hough 615
" J. m E. E. Armstrong 4812+ " W. m L. Birehard 413
" R. m F. F. Armstrong 4813+ Edwards A. m E. L. Randlett3731/t+
Downer G. L. m H. Waterman 3934 " A. C. m J. C. Phelps 5840+
" U. m. D. Hough 2557 " C. P. m I\I. Griswold 6220
Downes E. m C. A. Hyde 4111 " G. m J. Hallock 4468
Doyle W. m S. Ganson 5786+ " J. m S. J. Phelps 5840+
Drake L. m S. M. Barnet 4122+ Ehle J. J. m F. Hyde 2912
" L. E. m S. A. Hyde 4163 Ela Jacob m L. Hou^h 7358
" R. m L. B. Peck 6371+ Elder R. m E. C. Backus 5182
" — m. L. Wolcott 7067 Eldred E. E. m M. J. Sill 5493+
Dressier W. D. m —
Hyde 5026+ Eldridgc J. m A. Hyde 2979
Drum Wm. m A. E. Weaver 4379 " S. m L. Anderson 5782
Dudley C
m Han. Barnet 4122+ " Z. m P. Durkee 3384
" G. m Eliza Orcutt 4687+ Elliot G. m Hannah Ely 1 959
Duel T. m M. W. Lord 5442 " H. m M. L. Elliot 5404

Dummer S. m Deb. Moody 2054 " J. m E. Lord 441
" — m Mehit. Moody 2053 " N. m C. Griswold 498
Dunbar A. H. ni M. Jewett 5868 " Y. m S. Elliot 2169
Duncan J. T. m F. Denison 6525 Ellis S. m R. Huntington 2544
Dunham R. m Mel. Hyde 2805 " W. m R. Corwin 4818+
Dunlap C. m M. T. Hyde 5068 Ellsworth P. T. m S. Hyde 4062
Ellsworth 8. m. C. Alden 4071 Ferris 0. m S. B. Keycs 5788+
Ehvood A. II. m O. JJ. Hyde 8019+ Fessenden C. B. 11. m S. A. ) rr-i aj.
^^^^^
Elmore J. m. P. Sterling 5527 Clark I
Eloe W. m S. A. Kobiuson 5Ut)G+ " T. K. m N. Cowles 546S+
Ely A. m Ilan. Ely 5756 Field — m A. Durkcc
. 1015
''
C. m E. Pericius 5784 " W. R. m M. Hyde 5107
''
C. m A. Sill 1894 Fifield B. F. m H. M. Cole 5604+
" II. in. S. Rockers ) 1459 Filkins J. m 1). Hyde 1102
C. Marviu f 5560-1- " T. m E. Hyde 1100
" J. m. P. Denison 532 Fillmore A. m A. Hartshorn 1811
" J. Hi M. Griswold 21U5 " C. D. m A. Bailey 4794
" J. m. S. C. Lord 6591 " J. m E. Hyde ) 1054
" J. C. m E. Noyes 534;} H.Hyde I 1056
" 0. m L. G. Mather 6056+ " L. m P. Hartshorn 1808
" R. m M. Pearson 467 " S. m E. Edgerton 6795
" S. m Jane Lord 67 Fish A. m M. D. Packard 4561+
" S. ui L. Reynolds 468A " C. B. m C. Sterling 5562
" T. m. H. Chandler 6042 " J. m. A. Lathrop 716
" W. J. m Eliz. Ely 5525 " J. m L. Lathrop 2498
Emerson 0. m A. E. Williams 2819+ " S. m Mary West 2807
Ensign H. m Laura Peck 5801+ Fisher G. m E. Burgess 3735+
Ensworth C. L. m P. A. Hyde 7224 ''
J. m E. Williams 3744+
Estabrook H. m Anna Hyde 976 Fisk A. m M. Hubbard 5718
Eton G. M. m C. I. Tracy 6902 Fitch — m R. Collins
. 187
Evans Geo. m A. M. Redfield 5609+ " — m A. Buckland
. 2867+
Evarts S. m Sarah Sill 5540 " — m C. R. Abel
. 6819+
Everett J> S. m Harriet Hyde 3372 " A. m Anne Hyde 31
Eversou Wm.m A.DeLamater 6385+ <'
A. m C. H. Sill 5633+
Ewart John m Cord. Hyde 2976+ " B. B. m Esther Hyde 745
Failes E. m R. Bingham ) 554 " C. m E. Sheldon 5785+
Bingham jE. 557 " E. m N. Sims 1790
Falconer R. J. m Mary Sill 5493+ " J. m Z. Hvde 135
Fanning H. ra M. A. Whaley 2829+ " J. m Esther Sill 1910
" T. m A. Reynolds 4QSd " J. m F. Treadway 43997i
" T. C. m L. Hubbard 7038+ " 0. H.m C.M.Hubbard 5713+
Farnsworth A. m L. Abel 6799+ " S. m M. I. Rogers 3393
Farrar J. m A. Hyde 4741 " W. m M. E. Williams 6137+'
Fasset H. m C. Abel 6807 Fletcher C. m M. A. Corwin 4818+
Fatherly —
m H. Grafton 5404+ J. W. m E. D. Hyde 7294
—
.
Faulkner H. D. m E. Hyde 4699+ Flewellyn m S. P. )
Fay — m M. J. Ladd
. 4822+ Shepherd j
6150+
" B. F. m M. L. Hyde 3344 Flinn W.m C. Elliot 5416
" B. F.m M. H. Orcutt 4687+ Flint — m Emma Stoors 7362+
" J. P. m C. Hyde 4048 Fobes — m L. R. Leffiugwell 3420
Feek P. L. m H. Throop 2840 Folger W. A. m P. T. Denison 6506
Fenn J. W. m M. J. Spencer 5242a Follet L. m M. V. i\. Bailey 4086+
Fenton J. D. m M- G. Alden 4665+ Fonda H. I. m M. E. Hyde 4354
Ferguson J. m E. Hyde 2907 Foote A. m E. Hutchinson 7117
Ferrier T. m S. Denison 5599c " I. m H. Hyde 764
Ferris G. W. G. m M. E. Hyde 4164 " J. C. m L. Lee 6317
1388 INDEX.
Forbes A. m H. Hyde 3645 Fuller S. m C K. Greenleaf 6104+

" D. S. m C. J. Abel 6801+ " S. S. m Abiah Hyde 1052
" E. m
R. E. Walworth 4254 Fulton —m C. A. Elliot 5404+
" T. C. m M. E. Sill5547+ " J. m
0. A. R. Webster 4206+
Ford — m P. Towner 3156 " S. L. m
H. J. Post 6604+
" H. m Z. Huntiu2;ton 3723
" Z. m E. Hyde ^ 4902 Gage M. m T. J. Hyde 2761
Fosdick A. m L. Tracy 2509 Gager D. m P. Peck 1818
" J. m C. Brooks 3141 ''
J. m Phebe Hyde 423
Foster C. S. m C. C. Griiinell 6517+ " L.m S. Hyde 1634
" E. m E. Abel 6806 " O. m Rebecca Rudd 2604
<'
L. S. m J. B. Lanman 6040+ " S. m S. Manwaring 6l^9
Fowler A. ni L. L. Backus 1768 " W. m L. Barker 1616
" B.W.mH.A.E.Jewett5857+ Gallup I), m L. A. Wadhams 3144+
" W. m J. Hyde
J. 4077 " G. m Phebe Sill 5550
Fox C. m J. Hyde 4641+ " S. m E. M. Hyde 1125
" H.m Lydia Tracy 3759 " W. H. m E. fhroop 2841
" J. m Anna Hyde 216 Galpin H. W. m M. M.
5900
" J. m F. Hartshorn 1811a Bingham
" R. m P. Hough 2568 Galusha M. m Brownell 2973+
S. J.
Frame T. W. m C. K. Abel 6800+ Ganson J. m M. Sheldon 5786+
Frater W. m Eliza Sill 6379+ Gardner — mP. Hough 6963
Frazer W. C. m R. Selden 4472 " B. m C. Raymond, 2042
Frazier W. m S. Ladd 4789 " C. m A. S. Abel 6662+
Freeman E. m P. Hough 6970 " C. m M. Hay ward 7129
Freeman J. m A. Smith 4133+ " E. m E. Hyde 1626
" Z. m F. Smith 6072+ <'
H. B. m M. E. Niles 5689+
Freiot J. m H. D. Windsor 6381+ " J. m P. Lathrop 717
Frelinghuysen — m S. H. " J. m J. Stark 1330
6226
Glriswold " J. L. m S. Griswold 6026
French J. m Phebe Hyde 56 " L. m J. Lathrop 719
" J. m E. Hyde 785 Garland CD. m M.E. White 4182+
" J. m E. McCoy 3082+ " R. m I. L. Hyde 4080+
Frink —m D. Jewett 2019 Garlick —
m L. Wilson 5279+
" D. m L. H. Armstrong 4813+ Garnet D. m. H. Hyde 1098
" H. m U. Chandler 6041 Garretson I. m L. 31. Jewett 5903
" J. m C. Armstrong 4816+ Gates J. M. m L. T. Hunt-
4535+
" J.S.m R.W.Armstrong 4412+ ington
Frisbie R. m Phebe Dorr 6330 " m C. Elliot
S. 1856
Frost J. m H. Gold 5664 " m A. Hyde
S. 2963
Fry J. m F. J. Grummond 5452+ Gatta J. J. m S. Collins 864
Fuller A. m 0. C. Sedgwick 3096+ Gay A. m E. Sims 1788
" C. W. m M.E.Barber 2803+ " H. m S. Bailey 7147
" E. m H. West 2805 " J. R. m H. Bradford 5970
" E. L. m S. B. Rogers 3398 " T.m M.Perkins 5879
" G-.D.m S.S.Cleveland 3532 Geary A. m M. Wood worth 2710
" J. W. m Azuba Hyde 2780 Geer —m L. Raymond 5929
" L. m C. A. Jewett 5837+ Gibbe — m E. Rogers 7096
" M. m M. D. Packard 4561+ Gibbs J. m V. Little 7229
" 0. m P. Hyde 4611 " 0. E. m S. Patterson 2919
Gibbs Z. m S. Edgerton 4624 Gorham E. m Jj% Collins 874
Giddiugs — m Jane Ely 5764 Gorton J. m M. Manwaring 2574
" J. mL. Alden 4672 Gott D. m A. Baldwin 3217
Gifford R. 0. in M. Bamum 6343+ Gould C. m H. iMuniford 5681+
" S.m E. Hyde 37 " J. m 3Iary Sill 1908
" T.m F. A. Hall 4528+ '•
M. L. m A. Lee 6:^09+
Gilbert A. mE. Griswold 2188 " — . m E. Sheldon
5788
" F. H. m S. Hillhouse 6149 Goulding W. O. m C. A. Bay 3342+
" G. 0. m E. G. Gilbert 2881 Grady F. m J. A. Watrous 6278
" J. m C. Hyde 749 Grafton J. D. m M. L. Elliot 5404
" J. W. m H. Alden 4665+
•
Graham C. J. m S. McC 5384
" N. m E. Stanley 3174+ btewart
" 0. S. m L. A. Hyde 3621+ " m A. M. Martin 7190
II.
Giles J. C. m E. Smith 4133+ " T. m C. A. Walworth 4240
Gillet A. m E. Griswold 2188 Granger G. m H. A. Chapin 5551+
" A. D. m M. Ripley 2998+ Grant A. m M. A. Davenport 6765+
" B. F. m C. H. Tiftany 4398e+ Graves R. m C. N Warner 4530
" H. m A. H. Backus 3615 Gray G. W. m M. Griswold 6222
" J. m E. Peck 6374 '^
J. m M. A. Ely 5343+
" W. E. ni S. Backus 5185 " J. m E. Tucker
H. 6043+
Gilliland T.F.mE.S.Slieldon 7326 " J. J. m M. W. Putnam 6344+
Gilmer J.F.mL.F.Alexander 6149+ " S. m A. Hyde 31
Gist J. m L. B. Tyler 3332+ " S. A.m L.C. Wadhams 3147
Glass J. J. m S. E. Toll 3297+ Green F. W.m M. G. Morgan 4212+
Gleason A. m B. W. Tracy 3764 " J. m E. Tracy 3840
" J. R. m S. S. Hough 6977+ " J. C. m M. Griswold 6227
Glidden S. m 31. Barnet 4122+ " J. M. m S. V. Prince 6164+
GlowackiH.J.mM.J.Redfield 5609+ " T. F. m S. Raymond 5973+
Goff G. m S. E. Post 6604+ " W. m L. Sheldon 5785+
Gold T. R. m Sarah Sill 1922 Greenleaf M. m L. Parsons 2122
Golibart J. R. m —
Walter 5343+
.
" W.C.mC. P. Greenleaf 6102+
Goodell R.E.m E.J.Mattison5562+ Greenman S. B. m E. L. Peck 2671+
" S. m S. Marshall 2586 GreenslitH.T.mM.H.Peck 2671+
Goodhue C. m J. C. Parker 6043+ " N. C. m M. P. Hyde 4548
Goodman C. D. m M. A.C. ] kqoq^. Greenwood I. m C. M. Mosely 4785
Jewett j
—
Gregory .m M ADe Lamater 6385+
" M. S. m E. G.3471 Hyde " A. m J. E. Tracy 3756+
Goodrich C. E. m M. Tracy 6860+ Grenelle W. H. m J. P
3541+
" D. S. m 0. Peck 4561 Huntington
" J. m H. Elliot 5417 Griffin G. m Eve Dorr 512
" T. m C. 0. Packard 4561+ " H. m J. Harrison 5549+
Goodsell I. m F. Jewett 5846 " J. m L. Jewett 5908
" J. m S. Pierpont 3078 " R. m H. Manwaring 6496
" N. m E. Sedgwick 2926 Griffith E. m L. A. Tracy 3770+
Goodwin — m S. Hubbard 5728 " H. E. m M. G. Gould 5602+
—
.
" D. m L. Collins 893 Griggs m C. P. Norton 3158+

.
''
G. m M. Kingsbury 4976 Grinnell B. m P. Denisou 2290
" H. m M. Dorr 6306 " R. m E Hyde 4614
Gordon A. m Mary Hyde 1546 Griswold C. m P. Niles 5702
" W. m C. Armstrong 1604 " E. m M. Wolcott 2595i
1390 INDEX.
Giiswold 31. m P.«Iyde 10 Hammond K JmllWPvandall

4263
" E. Abel
S. ni 562 " S. H. m L. W. Langdon
3765+
Groat M. m Crocker— . 6329-^ Hancock ^Y. m E. S. Denison
5598+
Grosvenor S. m U. W. Noyes 5342+ Hanks L. B. m H. E. Hyde 5211
" S. H. m J. Way 3203+ Hansell A.J.m C. Shepherd 6150+
" S. K. m L. S. Stanley 3204 Hard P. m E. E. Earl 5249+
Groves HEEmEMKMilligan 3561+ Harder 31. m P. Dorr 6359
GrummoudJ. m L.W.Darrow 5452 Hardin J. m S. Shiner 6606+
Grunbee J.A.mA.M.Denisou 6580+ Harding G. 31. m E. A. Fay 4048+
Guernsey H. m S. Denison 6526 Hardy N. m 31. C. Hyde 3340
" S. m S. L Darrow 5458 Hare W. W. m R.E. 3Iosely 4773+
Guile E. m S. Hazen 3800+ Hargraves J. m J. 31. Adtrate 4500
Guppy S. m P. Hyde 341 Harland H. m A. L. Hyde 5031
Gurley C A, m E. Gurley 6025+ Harlow W.L.mF.J. Guernsey 5463+
" J. B. m E. Griswold 6025 Harmar J. m S. C. Lannian 6040+
Guthrie C.B.ni M. S.Metcalf 3259 Harper J. m L. E. 31etcalf 6763+
" S. N. m R. Metcalf 3258 " 0. m L. Hotchkiss 6765+
Gutterson W.E.m S.G.Lord 5348 + " — m Celia Hough 7356+
.
Hackley A. m H. Metcalf 6764 Harring D.D.mL.S.Badgley 5241c+

" 31. m Han. Abel 576 Harrington B. m J. 31osely 4767
Hale A. A. ni S. Weaver 4380 " C. F. m3LN. Hyde 1039'
" B. m H. Barker 1615 " C. L. m C. K. Johnson 6808+
Hall A.A.mA.L. Huntington 6932+ " D. m L. 3Iosely 4760+
' B. m L. A. Warner 4528 Harris — m 31. Hyde
. 4589+
" B. F. m S. J. Thomas 3972 " — m S. 3IcCurdy
. 5368+
" Capt. m J. Griswold 6030+ " — m F. Raymond
. 6239+
» E. m M. A. Smith 4133+
" E.S.m S.E.M.A. Jarvis 5386+ "
;; ^•"^^•^•^^^^*^'^!^^n6io3+
E. J. Greenleaf j
" H. P. m 31. Walworth 4258 " B. m
A. Waterman 348
" J. m P. Tracy 3757 " G. D. m H. Blake 6611
" J. m D. Jewett 6848 " H. m31. G. Rogers 7044+
''
J. m C. Sill 5596 " J. m
Lydia Post 21
" J. A. m A. E. Hall 3284 " J. m Han. Hough 2656
" J. H. m J. P. Clark 5514+ Harrison C. m J. Sill 5549
" L. 31. m C. 3Ietcalf 931 " R. m L. E. Hyde 2794
" 31. m E. P. Wells 3120+ Harroun T. m S. A. King 2981+
" 31. m 31. Westover 4134 Hart C. E. m P, 31. Sill 5469+
" 31. C. m J. A. Clark 5515+ " C.P.mN.A,31ontague4516+
" W. m S. Sill 5480 " E. m
J. 3IcCurdy 1843
" W. B. m 31. Parsons C086 " E. L. m iN. C. Hooker 3283
Hallock E. m Lois Ely 1962 " J. m N. 31ather 6056+
Halsey E. C. m A. C. Hyde 7288 " J. m 31. Sill 5469+
Plamilton E. S.m F. S. Hyde 4076 Harter H. m S. Hyde 4546
" J. m E. Lathrop 7345 Hartshorn E. m A. Barstow 433
" J. K. m K. 31. Stewart 5382 " N. m I. Pcmber o99a
« T. B. m J. 31. Gibbs 7312 " S. m A. Huntinirton
^ 2541
Hamlin P. m E. Collins 3111 " U. m C. Tracy 3762
" S.Km C 31 Huntington 6882+ Hartwell J. B. m E. C H.
| 5849-}- .
Hammet W. m E. V. Parsons 6081+ Jewett j

'
W. C m 31. A. Parsons 6084+
' . Harvey — . m 31. J. Lay . 5490
Haskell A. n. m G. E. Rogers 4422 Henian J.L. m
M. E. Parsons (5072+
- N. m L. P. Deuisou ()r)32 llenipstcad J.m M.Wightnian4388
" 8. m S. Lord 1862 " N. m E. Manwariiig 2279
Haskin J. m P. Gordon 4864 " S.B.m L.H.Mansfield 1368
" L. W. m C. Hyde 5106 " W. m E. Hempstead 4388+
" R. m B. Wood 650 HcndershottC.mL.l'.Metcalf6762+
Hastings ]). m A. A. Johnson 3732+ Henderson W. m ]j. M. ) rioQ4.
" E. m A. Cleveland 3529-f- Woodbridge j
" F. H. m A. H. Gott 3217+ Hendricks J. D. m CM. Hyde 2961+
" T. m J. L. Huntington 6932+ Henly J. D. m E. Denison 4226
Haswell H. 11. m M. A. Sweet 4136+ Henning R. M. m E. P. Hyde 7283
Hathaway A. ni D. E. King 5241c + Henry R. AV. m R. Edgerton 4621+
^'
G. M. m H. L. Hyde 45.33+ Herold D. m M. Dorr 6408
Haven J.W. m CAY. Griswold 6223 " H. m B. Dorr ) 6397
" P. m F. Man waring 6478 A. Dorr f 6410
" W. H. m J. E. Hyde 7286 Herrick W. A. m S. E. Pratt 3556
Havens C. C m P. Griswold 6210 Hess F. m E. Hyde 4589+
" C. E. m M. J. Tracy 3781+ Hetzel A. R, m M. P. Jack 4472+
" E. m M. Tracy 3839 Hewett D. m L. Elliot 5768+
Haviland B. m S. Hart 4399at " N. m R. W. Hillhouse 6143
Hawley F. m L. Sill 5499 Hibbard A. K. m E. Gordon 4856+
" M. S. ni M. Metcalf 3243 Hickox I. m F. G. Elliot 6209
" S. m S. Sill
I 5500 " J. m E. Collins 871
L. Sill I 5499 Hicks A. m M. E. Sweet 4135+
Haydcn D. m. E. J. Shear 6316+ " J A. ra L. Cleveland 3526
" L. m M. V. Ely 4453 Higbie E. Y. m F. Henly 4226+
" N. m Sarah Sill 1913 " H. m M. N. Morgan 3292+
Hayes C. I. m M. Hyde 5136 Higgins E. m Sarah Dorr 2238
" E. m F. Davenport 3079+ High S. m L. Waite 6046+
" P. m L. Jewett 2007 Hill — m Hyde
. S. 2655+
Haynes J. m L. King 5241r+ " — m G. Lord 5349+
" J. F. m L. Leffi'ngwell 3944+ " Cm Amy Hyde ) 320
" Z. m E. Reynolds 4595+ L. Metcalf f 90S
Hay ward C. Cm
E. Johnson 3736 " CW. m 3030+
A. E. Rockwell
" J. m E. Hutchinson 2716 " H. m S. M. Coit 7035+
Haywood C. A.m F.S. Banning 5978+ " S. P. m H. L.Waterman 3928
Hazen C. T. m M. Armstrong 4877 " W. H. m E. Hyde 5112
" E. m Ruth Ladd 4809 Hillhouse W. m S. Griswold 496
" J. m H. Ladd 4791 Hilliard E. m J. Tredway 4399fZ
" L. m Sarah Hyde 3300 " J. m P. Hough 7025
" S. m E. Hyde 4596 " W. m R. Butler 5462+
Hazleton A. m E. Hyde 4095 Hillman J. m S. Tracy 3846
Hazzard -— m Anne Mather 1999
. Hills R. m E. C Ely 5833
Head G. m F. L. Bingham 5894+ Hillyer M. G. m I. A. Jewett 5842
Hecox E. m J. W. Corwin 4818+ Hinckley J. m A. Hyde 122
Hedding C. m. J. Smith 4602+ Hind J. H. m S. Stoddard 5502+
" D. m E. Willguss 6607+ Hine H. M. m P. Stanley 3174+
Hedges Dr. m E. Tracy 3745 Hinman D.C m E. A. 3IitchelI 6207+
Height W. E. m Phebe Pitts 6335+ Hinsdale D. m H. L. Hosmer 6085+
Helmer F.W. B. S. m A. Stark 2825 " N. B. mC Edgerton 4621+
1392 INDEX.
Hinsdale S. m H. Eclgerton 4627 Howell D. m

R. Sill ISSO
Hisert B. F. m A. M. Shear 6316+ "R. L. m C. A. Kingsley 6764
Hitchcock E. m E. Abel 1524 Howland D. m
G. Hayes 5892
" P. m E. Westover 4132 " H. G. m
E. D. Shuler 6389+
Hobbie A. G. m E. 0. Metcalf 6763+ Hoy P. m Lydia Foot 6317+
Hodges M. m M. Sweet 4141 Hoyt — m P. Hyde 737
Hoge D. m L. G-. Welles 6460 " — m Lawrence
S. 4558+
Hogeland 0. M. m E. Collins 3100 " J. A. m S. A. Sill 5494+
Holcomb A. L. m CD. Fish 2807+ ''
R. m P. Denison 6471
" A. R. m S. E. Green 3840+ " U.G.mE.G.Pierpont3074+
" I. m M. S. Hull • 2807+ " W.E.m.M. A.Cleveland 3529+
''
J. W. m Sarah Hyde 4150^ Hubbard A. II. m. E. Lanman 6040+
" E. m M. A. Sill 5476+ ". C. m 0. Stark 4208
Holley J. C. m L. R. Sterling 5551+ " D. G-. m L. Man waring 7038
Hollister A. m C. Abel 1530 " G.G.mG. M.McCurdy5375+
" B. m E. Dorr 6307 " G. W. m H. Dickinson 6686+
" R. m H. Sill 6376+ " J. B. m E. S. Lyman 6052+
Holm J. H. m Louisa Lester 7203 " L. S. m M. S. Lyman 6052+
Holman W. m M. Janes 3080+ " N. m Sarah Sill 460
" W. m P. Metcalf 6762+ " R.mE. Sill 457
Holme J. m A. B. Leonard 3234 " S. m M. A. Coit 7035+
Holmes D. m L. R. Spencer 5242a+ " S. m L. Hayes 5890
" L. C. m N. Hawley 5500+ " S. m M. Parsons 6089
Holt A. m Anne Abel 1526 " T. H. m P. Hubbard 5677
" S. m Z. Abel 1528 " W. m C. S. Fish 5562+
Homer Rev. m S. M. Brown 4424+ Hubbel A. L.mL. E.Hinsdale4627+
Hooker W. G. m M. Metcalf 928 « E. m Sarah Sill 1883
Hope T. M. m Eliz. Pope 6117+ " WL.mC. A.E.Hamilton 4076+
Hopkins A. m R. Collins 187 Hughes P. m N. Gould 5607
" M. m J. A. Dorr 6345+ Hulbert J. m R. D. Hyde 2792+
Horton E. m M. Pinney 4657+ " J. m J. M. Hyde 7259
" J. B. m J. Hallock 4468 " J. D. m M. A. Fisk 5718+
" R.V.R.m S.A.Hyde 4110 Hull —m E. Smith 3793+
Hosford A. m S. Hyde 4035 " D. S. m M. M. Fish 2807+
Hosmer A. m L. Woodworth 2711 " G.G.m M.C.Alexander 6149+
" S. T. m L. Parsons 6085 " G. H. m E. Hyde 1743
Hotchkiss A. m H. Beckwith 6323 " I. m A. M. C. Hart 5387
" J. m L. Davenport 6765+ •'
J. B. m A. Hart 5391
" W. H. m M. J. Collins 3104+ <'
S. m W. Hyde 1109
Houck J. m A. M. Sill 5634+ Hummeston E m F. Pember 4956
Hough J. m S. Post 17 Humphrey A. m H. A. Wood- ) _i jo-i
Houghton E. m E. Stark 4191 bridge j
" L. m C. Allard 3355 " H. m E. R. Perkins 4427+
House or Hoes m P. Hyde 2746 " J. m A. E. Lathrop 52 18
" J. A. mL.E. Hinckley 2074 Huntington A. m. Ruth Hyde 151
Howard E. m N. H. Johnson 4397 " A^. m L. Manwaring ) 2282
" Q. m N. R. Huntington 3758+ S. IManwaringj 2281
" G. m J. E. Johnson 4393+ " C. m A. Abel 101
" T. m Mary Pember 399 c " C. m M. Hyde 8296
Howe S. m H. Hackley 6764+ " E. m E. Huntington 797
Huntington E. m A. Hyde 1040 Jacox II. m E. King 5241(:+
" E. m. L. Peck 4559 Janes E. B. m F. B. Lord 4519
" E. m L. Leffiiiu'well | G882 " R. m A. C. Pierpont 3080
Olive Stark [ 2821 Jarvis S. F. m S. Mc C. Hart 5386
" E. m E. Hyde 427 Jebb T. A. m M. E. Hyde 4533+
" G. m S. G. Sill ) 5657 Jenkins E. m U. E. Walworth 4248
C. M. Sill [ 5659 Jeuks E. A.m C. P. Greenleaf6106
" G. m Susan Tracy 6865 J^nningsE.M. m E. Willard 5812+
" H. m M. F. Plyde 2967 Jewell D. D. m S. S. Niles 4780+
" L. I. F. m P. Marvin 5560+ Jewett —m M. Wadhams 3149
" J. m S. Reynolds 468 e " N. m D. Lord 70
" J. m S. Hickox 3071 " T. D. mH. C. Burdick 4192+
" J. ni Abi-ail Abel 2394 Joice L. m M. Hyde 2733
" J. C. m J. S. Dodge 3541 Johns J. m J. M. Whaley 2829+
" N. m N. Leifingwell ) 6881 Johnson — m E. Mumford 5081+
N. Hinckley j"
2670 " — m C. Clark '
6195+
" R. m L. E. Hayes 5889-{- " A. m S. Hyde 4643
" S. m F. Chester 1430 " A. m M. S. Sill 5494+
" S. m C. L. Baldwin 3219f " C. m M. A. Lester 7201
" S. m H. ]\Ietcalf 3895 " C. m S. T. Bingham 6620
" S. m Philura Tracy 2510 " C. B. m C. Hyde 4172
" S. m A. Johnson ] 5338
." E. m L. A. Wadhams 3123+
J. M.C.Stewart [5385 " E. m L. E. Lord 5437
" W. m J. E. Watkinson 5672+ " E. B. m M. P. Dean 6549
" W.S.mC.WHuntington6882+ " G. m M. R. Tracy 3834+
Huntley B. m L. Spencer
2015+ " H. m M. Rogers 7099
" M. m Mehit. Sill 1901 " I. m E. Gifford 255
" N. m M. Pearson 1979 " I. m H. J. Hough 6998
" 0. D. m M. Stark
] 2824 " J. m E. Harris 1425
H. R. Stark j 2826 " J. m M. Hyde ) 4091
Hutchius W. m L. Bingham 558 L. Hydef 4093
Hutchinson E. m E. Hyde 684 '<
J. D. m E. S. Hubbard 5679
" S. m P. Barker 1613 " N. m E. Harter 4546+
Hyde Thos. m P. Hinckley 668 " N. m E. C. Raymond 5934+
" —mM.Hinckley 2665 " 0. m E. M. Armstrong 4758
Iceminger J.mA.Cherrington 5271+ " R. P. m E. Dorr 6346+
Ingalls A. m M. J. Metcalf 6760+ " S. m F. Abel 6808
Ingersoll G. m. H. H. Peck 6371+ " S. m A. Lord 1824
Ingraham J. m A. W. Mather 4475+ " V. M.'m L. M. Jewett 5903
Isham E.- ni N. Pierpont 3063 " W.H.m E.A.Perkins 5783+
" 0. m Mary Hyde 696 Jones A. m M. H. Day 3342+
Ives Levi m C. Shoemaker 5599+ " C. m E. Beckwith 6322
" H. R. m Alice Chester 3757+ " E. m S. A. Hyde 4088+
Jack M. m Rox. Selden 4472 " H. m P. S.'Marvin 5548+
Jackson A. m H. Parsons 6076 " J. m J. Mauwarino:; 6494
" D. m Mary Hyde
. 4084 " P. C. m Fanny Wales 6843e+
" E. m N. M
Hyde 4118 " S.m D.Hyde 1324
" E. E. m N. L. Mather 6056+ " W.P.mJ.E*'.Huntington5560+
" G. W. m S. G-. Truman 373 If !
Jordan S. m L. A. Rogers 3363+
Jacobs H. m P. Blanchard 2992
175
)
1394 INDEX.
Joslin W. m R. Mosely ]
^„^q^ Kimball J. L. m S. Hyde 1288
b. Mosely •'
L. m
M. P. Greenleaf 6105+
Judd G. m M. P. Woodward
3054+ •
M. P. m L. Hempstead 4311
" G. m 3129+
L. A. Parker " S. m S. Hyde 697
" S. m 2536
D. Huntiugton " W. m L. Lathrop 3731m
Judson L. P. m A. C. Pratt 3554 Kimberly J. L. mE.L.Hawley 5499+
Kasson M. m E. Hyde 1706 " S. m M. S. Potter 4806+
Keables F. m P. E. Armstrong 4757 King C. S.m M. D. Sill 5537+
" F. J. m N. J. Robinson 6821+ ''"
G. G. m L. Dewey 5241c
Kedzie G. H. m H. Smith 4133+ " J. m J. Lay 2069
Keeler A. T. m E.Armstrong 4812+ " J. R. m E. F. Prince 6164+
" Cm M.A.Lee 6312:- " T. m Ruth Hyde 781
" E.m P. A. Sill 5585+ " — m — Lord 447
" J. A. m
C. Doane 3966 Kingsbury A. m S. Hunt- \pQ-
Keith R. m M. Cleveland 3523 ington j
" I. m E. Tracy 3761 " E. m Phebe French 402
Keller S. m H. L. Dorr 6332+ " T. G. m H. Huntington 3004
Kellogg —
m J. A. Gardner 5959+ KingslandA.B.m A. C.Abel 4522+
" A. m S. Smith 3390+ Kingsley A. m D. Mansfield ) 1373
" N. m H. A. Pierpont 3074+ H. B. Smith j 5263
" S. m S. Manwaring 7045 " C. A. m M. A. Hough 7020+
" S. F. m I. M. Marsh 5799+ " D. m E. Bingham 556
'<
S.H.mC.B. Huntington 3071+ " E. D. m R. Elliot 6183
Kelly D. m A. Reynolds 468(/ " H.m S.E.Huntington 6932+
" G S. m Z. Robinson 2692 " J. m Dice Abel 6805
" J. m E. Hyde 786 " J. m Parnal Abel 6802
Kelsal R. m H. Throop 2840 Kinney T. m E. M. Hyde 3337
KelseyE. S, m E. Sill 5504 " W. B. m E. C. Dodge 3544
—
•
" J. E. m E. G. Hyde 4097+ " m P. Armstrong 1605

.
Kemble C. m J. P. Marvin 5517+ Kinsley W. m M. Bingham 6650

Kendall J. m D. Avery 2854 Kinsman T. m Mary Tracy 4046
Kendrick T. m Sarah Cook 7359+ Kirkland D. m C. Tracy 1795&
Kennon —
m C. B. Gardner 5959+ " H. m L. Tracy 1795a
Kent A. m P. A. Sill 5633+ Kitten E. m Elvira Rice 2837+
" D. D. m E. F. Tracy 6072+ Knapp L. H. m A. B. Sill 6379+
«'
E. m M. Griswold 2194 P. m Rhoda Hyde 27(
" E. m C. H. Sill 5633+ Kneeland W. m F. Hyde 784a
" H. A. m H. Ely 6042+ Knight E.M. m J. Hutchinson 7113+
" J. m D. M. Hyde 4177 " H. L. m M. H. Smith 3563
" J. m S. M. Hotchkiss 6323+ " J. m Jane Hyde 375
" J. S. m M. Hyde 4641+ " —
m T. Pember
. 4957
Kenyon D. m L. Tracy 3874 Knowles J. m J. Adgate 4485
Ker G. m M. B.Hall 4528+ Knox A. m J. A. Sill 5586+
Kernan F. m H. A. Devereux 4216+ Lackey B. m A. Cherrington 5271+
Ketehum H. M. m L. A. Foot 6317+ Ladd A. m R. Armstrong 1603
Keyes — m S. Hyde 4109+ " D. m E. Ladd | 1590
" E. m S. Sheldon 5790 R. Ladd } - 1591
" S. G. m E. Sheldon 5788 " E. m Ruth Hyde 382
Keysei- A. m C. M-. Sill 5587+ " E. m A. Niles 5698+
Kilborn D. m Lydia Abel 2379 " F. m Ruby Ladd 1592
Ladd J. m SilenceHyde 383 Lathrop S. m.
Abel II. 589
" J. m Jane Hyde 4720 " AV.B.mll.L. Lathrop 3994
" S. m H. Hyde 381 " Z. m L. Rogers 356
Ladue 0. T. mF. L. Monson 45184- " Z. m M. Tracy 1173
Laing H. m C. H. Butler 4222 Latimer C. m M. Latimer 6252/
Lalor R. W. m C. P. Devereux 4216+ " Latimer J. niL. Griswold 504
Lamb — m A. Avery
. 2848+ " N. ni Jane Lee 487
Lambertson 3I.H.mS,A.Scott4808+ Laughlin J. G. m J. Smith 5260+
L'Amereus A. m H. Hyde 2734 Law^R. m L. Wolcott 7063
Lamson A. C. ni S. E. Harris 4284 Lawless —
m J. Watson
. 1240+
Landon J. m A. Hyde 4617 Lawrence D. m L. Peck 4558
Lane C. m M. A. Hodges 4141+ " I. F. m J. E. Bingham 5890+
" C. m A. Walworth 6556 " P. m H. M. Hyde 7225
" Dr. m F. A. Brown 4424+ " W. m A. J. Wilcox 7242
" E. m M. Griswold 2105
) Lawton A. R.mS. G.Alexander 6149+
P. Parsons j 2120 " J. F. m 31. Wadhams 3146+
" J. m M. Colton 3503 Lax W. m F. Rogers 7095
Langdon A. W. m A. Tracy 3765 Lay C. m E. M. Waite 6052+
" J. m E. Pierpout ) 3059 " E. m H. Lay 5980
A. Pierpont j 3061 " J. m H. Lee 485
Langford W.H.mF.F.Botume 3350+ " m N. Elliot
J. 1854
Langrell T. m Mary Hyde 291 " m Mary Lay
L. 5981
Langworthy G. F. m J. A, | p.-,-oj. " W. m P. Sill 1880
Cbadwick Layton H. m Susan Hyde 1110
Lanman J. mM. A. Chandler 6040 Leach — . T. Huntington 3708
Lassell L. F. m F. E. Pierpont 3081 " E. m E. Tracy 1279
Lason — m Lydia Hough 7357+
.
" M. m I. Ely 1994
Latham A. A. m A. M. ) <o ii ''
P. K. m J. Clarke 5518
Williams j
Learned E. m S. Edgerton 4575+
Lathrop A. m E. Hyde 427 Leavans W. m S. N. Hyde 4569
" A. m M. Parsons . 6089 Leavenworth T. M. m C. 1 ,oq4
^^"^^
" B. m A. Abel 101 T. Cardell |
" B. m Eliz. Hyde 138 Leavitt H. S. m
31. A.Young 3494
" C.L.mP.L.Huutington6882+ Lee A. m L. Rogers 359
" D. m E. T. Turner 6872 " B. m 3Iary Dorr 2237
" D. C. m E. H. Howard 4397+ " C. m H. S. Beckwith 6449+
" E. m H. Hough 616 " H. m A. Collins 3113
" E. m S. Lord 438 " I. N. m
C. A. Cowles 5468+
" E. L. m J. Thomas 1261 " J. m
3Iary Tracy 1268
" G. m L. Maples 3388+ " J. m
H. Lord 1826
" G. m E. Kudd 1801 " J. m
E. Griswold 2400
" G. m L. A. Turner 6870 " J. m
J. Griswold 2189
" J. m Lydia Hyde 421 " S. m
Abigail Lord 71
" J. m F. Huntington 1430+ " S. m
L. 3Ietcalf 2441
" J. m A. Hyde ) 137 " S. m
S. Hyde 3496
J. Birchard j
408 " T. m
Lois Abel 1527
" J. m Rhoda Hyde 1083 " W. P. m
L. E. Tracy 6860+
" R. m M. Huntington 1169 Leffingwell C. m
A. Gardner 2831
" S. m L. Huntington 1168 " E. m
A. Tracy 2507
" S. m L. Lathrop 1465 " J. m
L. Rogers 1023
1396 INDEX.
Leffingwell M. m
S. A.Whaley 2829-f-
" P. m
E. Hyde 422
" P. mS. Rogers 1021
Leighton I. Y. m"j. Wood 3324
Lemou D. S. m E.P. Mitchell 6206+
Lemond J. B. m D. M. Dorr 6333-}-
Lenierch C. M. m E. S Griffin 6441-1-
Leonard T. m M. Baldwin 899
" T. L. m S. A. Hyde 7175
" W. m E. Bradbury 5755
Leslie A. m N. King 2987
Lester E. m L. Mauwaring 2570
" J. m S. Hyde 690
" 0. m C. S. Pratt 2905•^
Lewis C. m E. A. A-'incent 6312-J-
" I). W. m E. Collins 889
" I. m A. A. Hyde 1122
" J. W. m M. L. Hyde 4734
" P. B. m 0. Huntington 4559+
" S. m A. Sill 5641
Liddle T. R. m E.Vandeveer 6387+
Lille J. m S. Hyde 2864
Lincoln W. H. L. m J. Pearson 5800
Linderman J. m S. C. Hyde 5061
Lisk D. m A. Waterman 14C3
" W. m —
Hyde. 807
Litchfield E. C. m Q. H.
5677+
Hubbard
" E. D. m
M. S. Hubbard 5677+
Little B. m Anne Hyde 2757
" _ H. H. m
H. M. Keyes 5790+
" "
J. mS. B. Keyes
Maine A. m M. S. Hyde 72G2 Marvin J. m R. Clark 5517
" C. m E. Tracy 88(55 " J. m P. Sterling 5560
" M. mS.Tracy
I. 3841 " M. m S. R. Lord 5325
Malcolm W. m F. Cone 5511+ " S. m L. W. Sill 5510
Mallery G. m S. Sutler 54G4 " T. m Sarah Lay 2067
MandevilleE.S.m ASBurdick 4192+ " W. m INI. S. Pearson 5802
" H. m Schott— . 5613 Mason E. m M. Brown 174
Manly T. m Dorcas Sill 1919« " J. m M. D. Hyde 1123
Mann — m L. Lay
. 5982 *
Matheny F. m Jane Dorr 6406
" B. L. m L. L. Abel 4522+ jMather B. m I. Peason 468
Manning B.ni A.A.Robinson 6821+ " E. m E. Selden 1472
" D. m A. Gifford 1145 " E. m L. P. Sill 6378+
" E. m L. E. llobinson 6821+ " S. m L. Griswold 2109
" H. C. m H. Rogers G505+ " S. m J. Sill 5476+
" J. m T. Hyde 1502 " S. m E. Waite 6056
" J. P. m M. T. Robinson 6821+ Matsou D. m Lois Sill 5473
" S. m T. Hyde ] 4890 " I. m C. Johnson 5330
A. Hyde I 4891' " N. m M. Sill 5472
Mannoir T. m A. C. ¥. Jarvis 5386+ Matthews — m M. Rudd 7109+
.
Manny J. H. m Mary Dorr 6347+ " J. m S. Woodbridge 6132

Mansfield J.K.FmLMMather 6062+ " J. W. m A. B. Fillmore 5272
" W. m H. Hyde 321+ " R. m E. S. De Lamater 6384+
Manwariug C. m 1). Denison 519 Mathewson P. m P. Hyde 1724
" 0. m H. Hough 114 Mattison D.J.m ALWalworth 1345
Maples —m M. M. Gardner 4211+
.
" J. A. m M. Fish 5562+
" J. m E. Rogers 3388 Mattoon D. m N. P. Hickox 3068+
" J. m L. Hyde 1053 " P. m T. C. Parker 3129+
MarbleH.m S.D.Huntington 6920 Maurley D. m H. Griswold 2193
Marks E. m J. Pierpont 3066 Maxon A. m P. Pearson 5796+
Marne — m P. Hough
. 6961 May A. J. m F. M. Hyde 4049+
Marsh C. m Anne Collins 890 " J. m E. Elliott 5412
" C. m L. M. Fay 4048+ " S. T. m C. E. Selden 6196+
" E. m R. Pearson 5799 Mayhew I. m A. Sterling 5559
" E. W. m E. P. Abel 4522+ " W. P. m H. Sill 5587+
" L. E. m S. Turner 6764+ Mayo D. m F. M. Lord 5351
Marshall A. m A. Hough ) 115 McCall D. m S. Tracy ^842
A. Hyde I 49 " E. H. m C. Backus 5179
" D. m E. Hyde 2745 " J. m H. Hough 6981
Martin A.W.mF.L.Thomas 3970 McClellan R.R.mMAArnold 6336+
" D. m R. Bradbury 5755+ McCoy W. m E. Pierpont 3082
" E. m Z. Hyde 2731 McCurdy J. m Anna Lord 440
" G. m L. Sheldon 5787+ " T. m M. S. Smith 4563+
" J. m M. Hyde 977 McDole A. m A. Stoors 3318
" J. m E. Bingham 2364 McDonald J. M.m L.E.Hyde 5210
" J. m L. H. Weaver 4381 " W. H. m C. E. Boalt 6035+
" J. B. m C. P. Clark 5515+ McElwain — ra F. Hyde
. 3299+
" N. m S. Sheldon 5787+ McFarland J. m N. Hackley 6764+
Marvin A. m A. Sill 5548 McGinnis J. m L. 0. Mattison 5562+
" E.m E.Rogers 1431' Mcllvain A.E.m M.TGraham4240+
" G. C. m S. D. Hyde 4542 Mclntyre G. m E. M. Hyde 7216
1398 INDEX.
McKenzie JDmCDG-reeuleaf 6105f Millington S. m E. A. Perry 4142+

McKinley H.J.mC.R.Cardell 4236"}- m
Mills 1). E. Hyde 1323
McKnight H. m —
Peck 4555+
.
" J.m M. Norton 3158+
" W. m E. F. Packard 4561+ " W. J. m C. A. Johnson 6808+
McLaflan L. m H. M. White 4182+ Minckler J. m E. Hyde 4589+
McMahou C.mLCBrinsmade 6204a Miner D. m L. Jewett 2005
McMaster CHm MPConverse 4684+ " J. m M. H. Peek 6371+
" J. m S. M. Bishop 3164+ " P.DmSDOHuntington 2996+
" R. P. m J. C.Schuyler 6158+ " T. m P. Mather 6067
McMicken WmRJOstrander 3575+ Mitchell A. m P.' Elliot 2168
McMillen AV.m A.E.Griunell6516+ " G. m Lucy Lee 6016
McNaughton W.m E.H.Ely 6569+ " L. m M. Keyes 5790+
McNeil I. H. m H. Wadhams 3121+ Moffatt A. m M. JManwaring 7046
McPherson — . m Car.Parke 765+ " M. m M. Sill 5638
McVean J. m P. Stark 4201+ Monro C. m 0. Stark 2815+
Meach S. W. m A. E. Hyde 4567 " H. m M. A. Dewey 5241&+
Mead G. L. m D. I. Jewett 5859+ " N. W. m C. Bellamy 6135+
" M. E. m E B. Hyde 3437+ Monson E. Y. m M. A. Lord 4518
Meigs J. m L. Waterman 3929 Montague 0. m H. Lord 4516
" M. C. m L. Ptogers 4225+ Moody" P. m Mary Jewett 475
Mereness I. m S. Biugham 2818+ Moore A. m Lydia Post 21
Merick — — .m Hutchinson 1613+
. Moore C. R. m M. H. Niles 5698
Merrifield EmJSHuntington 3713+ " H. m E. A. Fish 5562+
Merriam F. m M. Shethar 3206+ " J. H. m L. W. Wolf 6426
" J. F. m R. Jackson 4118+ " R. m E. Manwaring 2580
" W. m E. H. Lathrop 6882+ " S. m M. Dewey 5241cZ
Merriwether m E. Avery 2848+ Morgan A. m J. Gardner 4212
Merrill A.H.mP.P.Greenleaf 6103+ " C, m Lucy Hyde 3292
" B.R.m E.M.Houghton 4191+ " D.Y.mJ.GWoodbridge 6127+
Metcalf B. m Sarah Abel 573 " J. R. m J.G.Raymond 5954
" J. m Lydia Hyde 30 " J. S. m J. Pierpont 3055+
" J. m Sarah Hyde 124 " R. m H. Manwaring 2582
" R. m L. A. Bingham 5899 " R. m A. H. Carew 6614
Middlesworth A. ml. J. Shiner 6606+ " W. H. m H. C. Hyde 3347
Miles A. m R. Norton 3163 Morley J.H.m M.S.Beckwith6450+
" ^. D. mG. M. Hardy 3340+ Morris J. m E. Hubbard 1933
" C. m E. Lawrence 4558+ " J. H. m S. H. Tracy 3836+
" W. m H. Collins 3099 " S. E. m A. S. Dorr 6331+
" ^Y. m L. Smith 4602+ Morrison J. m H. Backus 6119
Millard J.E.m H.S.Bingham 4213+ Morse A. II. m R.L.Baldwin 3220+
Millburu H. m L. Hyde 5097 " D. m S. Lathrop 7348
Miller AMm MAHuntington 3000+ " H. T. mM.Blauchard2993
" A. S. m A. S. Rudd 3607 " P. m L. Bottam 3354
" E. H. m P. Hyde 2771 " S. W. m S. A. Johnson 4391+
" (t. H. m A. E. Davison 3776+ " W. m E, Lathrop 6843/
" G. W. m E. P. Hyde 4651+ Morton J. m E. M. Stanley 7316
" S. m F. Hyde 1751 " J. D. m E. Sterling 5559+
" S. M. m C.A.Goodscll 5846+ Moscly J. m R. Brinsmade 0204
" S. S. m M. J. Waite 6047+ " i\ m Mary Hyde 380
" W. m Jane Sill 5587+ " T. m P. Griswold 2107
Moscly W.A.mS.M.Bingham G644 Nottingham V. V. m A. ] ^^
!819+
Moses Gr. m L. C. Bingham 6G31 AVilliams -^
Hosier — A. Hyde
. 4710 Noyez D. R. m P. Lord
I
5313
" r. T. m 480G+
S. J. Potter " J. m Jane Lord 1825
Moss G. W. lu C. E. Hyde 1787 " J. mE. Schiefteliu 5381+
Moulton I), m H. Hyde 126 " J.B. m
L.E. Armstrong 4849
Mowry W. G.m L. A. Green 3840+ " L. H.mD. J. Smalley4187
Mudge L. m R. K. Hyde 2964 " N. m
S. Niles 5360
Miliken S. m V. Parsons 6079 " S. H.mL. P. Hosmer6085+
Mullisan G.M.KuiL.OSmitli 3561 " W. C. m
A. H. Tracy 68()0+
Mumford T. m 31. S. Smitli 5681 Nutting W. S. m. H. Stark 4193
Muno-er S. B. m M. E. Ely 6586 Nye S. m Sarah Hyde 306
Munu 0. m A. Adgate 4491 Oakes C. H. m
R. Miles 3163+
Munsel J. m D.Edgerton 1511 " F.m F. H. Tracy 3«37+
Munson J. m Anne Hyde 342 Odel G. mC A. Hyde 4176
" W. m F. L. Wilcox 7240 Olcott 3Lm H. W. Cowlcs 5468+
Murdock J. m Phebe Sill 458 Olin AV. S.m S. Sweet 4137+
Murray C. m C. Warner 2791+ Olmstead A. m 31. Bigalow 1283
Mycall J. m E. Parsons 6075 " A. m Lydia Hyde 4531+
Mygatt H.R.m E. M.Tracy 3737+ " A. m P. Griffin 6437
Needliam M.D. m H.A. Pratt 2905+ " C. m C. Hyde 4691+
Nevins H. m L. Manwaring 6481 " E. m 31. Hyde 3477
Newbury W.L. m J.B. Clapp 4215+ " J. m L. Davenport 6765+
" — m M. P. Hough 7355+ " J. C. m Lucy Niles 5694
Newell A. m H. B. Sill 5536+ Onderdonk F. m J. 3Iitchell 6316+
" R. m E. Hyde 1116 " H.V.H.m S.P.Mitchell "
" Ft. C. m J. Pratt 5560 Orcutt W. m E. H. Converse 4687
Neweomb P. m R. Hyde 2697 Ormsby E. m Ruth Hyde 396
Newman J. m 31. E. Dorr 6362 Osborn F. m H. W. Warner 6198+
Newton A. E. m L. E. Hyde 3364+ Osgood 31. m 31. Huntington 4559+
" J. m A. Waite 6047+ Ostrander J. F. m R. Wells 3575
" L. m J. A. Gager 5305 " W. A. L. m E. R.Dorr 6351+
" W. m. 0. Hyde 2736 Ouderkirk J. m R. Sweet 4136+
Nichols B. m 31. A. Rogers 7310 Oviatt E. m H. Hyde 1725
" E. m E. J. Connett 6407+ Packard A. m Peck 4561
Niles A. m 31. A. Dorr 6337+ Paddock S. m 31ary Harter 4546+
" B. m Lucy Sill 459 Page 31. m L. 31ather 4482
" J. m S. 31osely 4780 " R. S.m 31.31. Smalley 4188
" J. m H. Elliot 5774 " W. G. m 31.6366+
Peck
" N. m N. Lathrop 1837 Paige— m L. Edwards 4468+
" W. m Julia Ely 5752+ Paine E.m E. Weeks 2231
" W. S. m 31. Mosely 4781 Palmer — m Hyde
31. 2876
North J. m Z. Fillmore 6795+ " A. nr R. Tracy 3742
" J.D. m E.31. Badgley 5241c+ " A. R. m L. Hackley 6764+
Northup D. m 31. 31cCoy 3082+ " C. m C. Ro-ers 3405
" G. m R. F. Tracy 5232 " E. A. m H.Â. Hyde 4025+
Norris C. J. m E. J. Hyde 2959+ " H. m E. B. Abel 6668+
Norton A. m R. Collins 884 " H. B. m S. E. Tracy 5227+
" G. G, m 31. Hyde 4541 " U. m P. 31arvin 5560+
" H. m D. Beach 3128+ " W. m L. Tracy 3785
1400 INDEX.
Palmeter J* m S. Shear 631G+ Pearl S. m A. Ladd 4800

ParisliN. m L. J. Raymond 5986 " W. W. m L. G. Hyde 4082+
Parke J. m M. Hyde 765 Pearson J. m A. M. Lee 6309+
Parker — m P. Davenport 3079+ " J. S. m P. Marvin
J. 4406
" — m L. CI. Huntington 3709 " P. m Mary Lord 68
" A. A. mH.E. Dol-) .^,„. Pease E. M. m L. C. Niles 5698+
^^^'"^
" beare } " G. A. m H. S Jewett 5850
" E. G. m E. Tucker 6043+ " H. m J. M. Hillyer 5842+
''
F. A. m M. G. Abel 6680 " J. C. mN. G Niles 5701
" J. m A. Wadhams 3129 Pcate J.m A. H. Tilden 4547+
" J. m A. Tucker 6043+ Peck — m E. Manwaring 6495
" J.H. m M.C.Huntington 3726 " A. m R. Collins 187
" L. m H. Hyde 736 " A. m L. Huntington 6928
'• M. D. m C. Tracy 6860+ " B. F. m P. R. Peck 5801+
" M. S. m A. H. Marvin 5548+ " D. m m J. Tracy 598
Parks D. J. m D. Hyde 10^9 " E. m H. Pearson 465
" W. m F. Hyde 2744 " E. m E. Ely 1992
Parmalee C. P. m M. Hall 3287 ''
E. m L. Hinckley 2671
" H. m N. Brooks 3140 " E. m P. Kingsbury 4993
Parney W. m C. Robinson 5096+ " H, E. m E. Sheldon 5791+
Parsons A. m E. M. Keyes 5788+ " J. m T. Pearson 466
" E. C. m J. Armstrong 4812+ " J. m J. Rudd 643
" G. m S. Parsons 6091 " J. m 0. Hyde 1498
" J. m P. Griswold 493 •
''
J. m E. Ladd 4829
" J. m S. P. Stanley 3174+ " J m M. S. Gold 5665
" J. N. m —Ely 6583+ " J. m P. Dorr 2250
" L. S. m L. Stanley 3174+ " J. W. m F. Huntington 3724
Passmore J. m J. Shoemaker 5599+ " M. m R. Sill 1889
Patch M. m Lydia Sill 5585+ " P. m E. Barstow 434
Patrick C. m E. Manwaring 6495 " P. m E. Beckwith 6324
" W. m F. C. Curtis 4529+ " S. m M. Hyde 3339
Patridge T. M. m E. S. Jack 4472+ " S. m E. Johnson 5335
Patten D. A. m M. B. Hyde 3330+ " S. M. m S. Pearson 5801
" J. m C. M. Dorr 6345+ Peckham E. m E. Ganson 5786+
" W. m L. Harrison 5549+ Pember J. m Mary Hyde 55
Patterson A. m S. Rogers 4553 Pendleton B. m P. J. Hyde 5070
" J. m W. Throop 731 Penfield D. m I. Hotchkiss 6765+
" J. L. m C. Hyde 760 " J. m L. E. Wright 3120+
" S. m L. W. Adgate 1481 PennimanO.mM.A.G.Lanmau6040+
" T. m M. Denison 5599a Percival J. m
A. Pearson 5798
Paul C. M. m C. Tracy 3758 Perkins A. m
E. Ely 1961
Payne B. H. m S. Sill 5498 " D. m
C. S. Woodbridge 4427
" D. m A. A. Sill 5584 " E. m U. McCurdy 5364
" J. m F. Abby 3734+ " F. m S. Denison 2296
" N. m L. Sill 5495+
Peabody P. m M. Buel 7146
Parke D. ni S. Tracy 6565 " J. m P. Denison 2295
Pearce P. P. m H. M. Post 6524+ " J. m M. Waterman 2524
" Dr. m Sarah Hough 7369 " S. m M. Jewett 2006
Pearcy J. m S. Sweet 4139 " S. II. m E. G. Hyde 5062
Perkins T.S. m M.Criswold ] G03G Pitkin J. m P. ITyde 664
C. ]jeon:ird J
o2o8 -'
J. ni M. Goodwin 4976+
" W.H.ui M.L.Montaoue4;")lG+ " J. B. m
L. Wells 3574
Perry A. S. m S. A. Hillhouse 6162 Pitts J. m
Sybil Dorr 6335
" 1). a. m A. W. Sweet 4142 Piatt C. T. m E. A. Walworth 1346
" G. m C. C. .Metcalf 3272 " N. Z. m
S. B. Keyes 5788+
" J. 11. m A. A. Marsh 5790+ Plumb 0. m. A. L. Miles 3163+
" 0. H. m H. Throop 2840 " S. m
B. Stark 4207
" R. m Kate Ely 5755 Plunily D. 8. m
II. Jcnks 6106+
" — m C. Hou-h 7357+ Plynipton P. m A. Hyde 4646+
Petherick 11. P. m S. P. Ely 5524 Pollard T. M. m
F. Waterman
1248
Pettibone G. m J. A. Hillyer 5842+ Pomeroy — m. F. Bacon 5682+
Pettis C. m R. Tracy 3760 " E. M. m
A. Baldwin 3229
" J.H.mC.ll.Huntin2;ton3758+ " R. m L. Abel 6804
Pettit J. G.m L. Woodbrtdge 6131 Pool J. m E. Rogers 7094
Pew — m E. N. Lord 5330 Pope N. m L. Backus 6117
" A. L. m J. E. Baldwin 3224+ Porter E. m L. Huntinaton 6697
Pfouts J. P. m Eliz. Reiley 5598+ " H. C. m S. C. Dodge | 3542
Phelps —
m E. Denison
. 521 S. S. Smith
I 3562
" A. m J. Jewett 5852 " J. m Nancy Hough 7360
" E. m M, Hyde 683 " L. S. m E. L. Bingham 5898
" E. m J. M. Jewett 5840 " W. m P. Kingsbury 1665
" G. W. m M. Rogers 4336 " —m L. Buel" 7148
" 0. m H. Dorr 6361 Post H. m E. Denison 6524
" W. R. m J. Lawrence 4558+ " J. m
Hester Hyde 3
Phillips —
m M. Atkyns 5750 " J. m
N. M. Rogers 3400+
" R. m A. E. Davenport 1665+ " N. m L. J. Lord 5243
" S. J. m E. L. Rudd 7102+ " P. B. m E. L. Rogers 3408
" T. m E. Abel 4522+ Potter A. m Sarah Hyde 1503
Phinney H. m E. C. Sill 5586+ " E. m L. F. Lee 4588
Piatt J. W. m H. Lanman 6040+ " E. T. m S. Ladd 4806
Pier A. m S. Hyde 1101 Powell H. m A. A. Wilcox 7239
Pierce A. m
J. H. Henning 7283+ " H.N. m L.L.Rockwell 3030+
" H. E. m
L. C. Hyde 2796 " L. m M. E. Tracy 6072+
" J. m Mary Sill 5632+ Powers J. m L. Huntington 4559+
" J. S. m J. A. Huntington 3725 " J. E. m R. A. King 2983+
" M. m F. J. Backus 3608+ Poyer M. W. m E. Avery 5049+
" U. m S. E. Winters 5061+ Pratt A. R. m J. A. Pratt 2905+
" V. m C. A. Goodsell 3078+ " E. m Sarah Sill 5540
Pierpont E. in 873
R. Collins " E. m F. Marvin 5560+
" J. m
E. Collins869 " H. m S. Cleveland 1065
" R. m
L. Collins 870 " M. m Sama. Hyde 2905
" W. C. m C. A. Butler 4218 " N. m S. E. Hyde 4071
Pike E. m Marv Hyde 4055 " P. m H. I. Jewett 5839+
" G. L. m M. Metcalf 913 Prendergast L. S. m A. Abel 6799+
Pinney D. m L. Hyde 4657 " T. m E. Fasset 6807+
" E. m M. A. Lee 4587 Prentiss L. m
M. E. Hyde 4888+
" J. P; m M. Hyde 4645 Preston —m E. L. Kinasbury 4987+
Piper — —m Tracy 3754+ Price D. m. S. A. Gardner 2827+
Pitcher G. G. m S. M. Baldwin 5189 ^' E. m
Frances Janes 3080+
176
1402 INDEX.
Price E. m S. A. Niles 4780-i- Reeves L. m A. Pearson .1980

Prince C. m M. Hempstead 4388+ Reid A. m E. L. Graham 5384+
" Wm. m M. I-Iillhouse2154 Reiley G. m S. Denison 5598+
Puffer G. J), m E. G. Lord5345+ RemingtonLA.mM.JWebster4206+
" J.M.mH.A.Hazletme4095-!- " S. m F. Carver 2807+
Purdy J. m C. Denison 2298 Reuland E. W. m H. E. Lee 6309+
Pusher A. m M. Randlett 3731/^+ Reynolds A. m M. Reynolds 4595+
Putnam J. P. m Eliz. Dorr 6342 " A. m E. Ely 5756+
" B.W.mA.E.Reynolds4078+
Quick T. m A. E. Stewart 5241/ " C. A. m M. Denison 5598+
Kandall A. m E. Abel 6671 " C. . m L W Bin o ham 6645
. .
" B. m li. B. Walworth

1343 " G. m
M. Griswold 4595
" C. m E. Rogers 4552 " G. m
M. Hotchkiss 6765+
" I. m Anne Abel 6670 H. H. m A. E. Hyde 4078+
"
'^
W.N.mM.B. Backus 5184 I. m D. Dorr
" 6304
Randlett J. m E. Lathrop 3731/i J. m Lydia Lord
" 69
Ranney W. m A.Bartholemew3127+ J. m C. Gordon
" 4628
Ransom — m M. Jewett 2029 J. E. m L. Reynolds
" 4595+
" J. m N. M. Colt 6513 Rhoades E. m J. Barnet 4122+
" M. m J. H. Reynolds 4595+ " W. m A. Barnet 4122+
Raven H H. m G. F. Ely 5784+ Rhodes C. D. m H. D. Butler 4221
Rawson A. P. m M. E. Hall 4134+ " D. m H. Armstrong 1607
Ray E. m E. C. Hyde 4168 Rice —
m P. H. Hyde 1124
Raymond D. F. m R. Hillhouse 2155 " E. G. m S. Huntington 3008
F. m R. Rice 2837+ " J. m M. Throop 2837
J. m Lucy Jewett 474 " J. m M. Barnet 4126
J. m E. Griswold 503 " J. F. m M. Hyde 4654+
L. m M. Raymond 2044 " J. S. m 8. S. ilazleton 4095+
N. m M. S. Southworth 5086 " S. m M. Mitchell 5790+
W. C. m S. A.Southworth 5085 " W. H. m M. S. Hyde 3633
Raynesford J. m L. Tredway 4399/ Richards A. m S. Turner 6873
Rea A. m M. Wadhams 3122+ " B. m C. Sheldon 3064+
Read J. Gr. m A. A. Dean 6547 " G. m H. Hough 116
" L. m E. 0. Metcalf 6763+ Richardson A. m M. E. Plumb 4207+
" T. B. m H. D. Butler 4222+ " C. B. m J. A. Hyde 7296
Redd — m E. Weems 6150+ " C. M. m C. M. Tracy 4322
Redfield H. J. m A. N. Gould 3609 Richmond G. m S. J. Hillyer 5842+
Reed — m S. Hyde 2651+ " V.mM. Barnet 4140+
" F. C. m C. Dorr 6331+ " W. H. m D. Stoddard 5502+
" G. m Mary Ely 1993 Riley R. H. m E. Burnet 4468+
" J. m R. Stark 2822 Ripley H. W. m M. Huntington 2998
" L. m ISL x\. Harris 4277 Risley L. m B. D. Ransom 6513+
" L. m M. Doane 3964 Rives J. C. m M. A. Elliot 5415
" R. F. m S. Jones 6322+ Robbins D. m Susan Lay 5999
'<
S. m H. H. Peck 3339+ " H. m M. N. Denison 6475
" S. W. m C. A. Jewett 5837+ " H. W. m. M. E. Hyde 3448
" W. m E. Pearson 1975 '<
P. m H. H. Hyde 4053
Reese H. J. m M. Hubbard 5712+ Roberts B. S. m E. Sperry 3065+
Reeve W. m P. A. Frisbie 6330+ " E. m P. Hubbard 1951
Reeves B. m M. Sill 5541 " S. m L. J. Raymond 6242+
'

llobinson — m E. Hyde 735 Root J. A. m C. A. Gagor 5303
" A. m Deb. Hyde
163 Rose E. m Jj. E. Fillmore 3514
" A. m
Lura Abel 6S21 Rosccrans D. m S. Hubbard 5720
" D. m. C. ]). Peck 5283 Ross Ezekiel
" G. m M. Woodworth 2712 " xM. B. m E. D. Tracy 3834+
" H. N. m E. R. Tyler 4457 " M. L.m M. J. Gager 5301
" I. m L. Brown ) 173 Rossiter D. D. m E. W. Rogers 4419
M. Hydef 156 Rounds J. m S. Ti'acy 6567
" I. P. m E. Metcalf 932 " J. m A. Tracy 6568
" L. li. m. P. Waterman 3941 Rouse H. R. m E. D. Martin 2364+
" L. S. m P. A. Hyde 7171 Rowland C. m A. Goodwin 3210
" S. m P. Metcalf 674 Royce E. m P. Pearson 1976
" S. m A. Huntiuc^ton 6935 " H.m M. W. Parsons 5788+
" T. m H. M. Tyler 4456 " P.m D. Parsons 6072+
" W. m S. L. Hyde 5096 " R. m S. Pearson 1977
Rockwell B. m E. Hyde 1375 Rudd J. m ]\Iary Tracy 431
" D. m L. Hyde 4644 " N. m Mary Post 18
" J. m S. Huutino;ton 796 " T. A. m P. Abel 6673
" M. S. m M. Hyde
4646+ Ruffner W. A. m M. E. Rogers 4440
" S. m H. Hyde 4656 Rumsey A. m A. Matthews 5272+
Rockwood A. m S. E. Peck 5801+ Russ A. m E. A. Goodsell 5846+
Rodgers J. m M. B. Denison 4225 Russell A. m M. Tyler 4458
Roe m S. Bailey 7147 " C. m Julia Hyde 4087
Ro2;ers — m S. Bailey 7147 " J. m S. Stark 4200
" A. m K. P. Sill 5493+ " S. S. m E. S. Piatt 5788+
" A. M.m A. S. Sill 5495+ Ryerson G. m I. Sterling 5557+
" C. m J. P. Lincoln 5800+ Sackett E. m C. E. Beckwith 6450+
" C. m. A. Peck 5801+ Sage W. F. m S. Patterson 4507
" D m H. Latimer 2215 Sailly F. L. C. m E. S. Piatt 5788+
" I. m E. Bishop 3363 Salisbury H. m L. Abel 4522+
" J. m Zylha. Hyde 224 Sampson D. m A. Griswold 6722
" J. m. F. E. Denison 6507 " G. m R. Hyde 3639
" J. Gr. m E. Mauwaring 7044 " J. m C. Hyde 1559
" J. S. m xM. Lord 5333 Sanborn L. D. m M. A. Hyde 4089+
" L. m L. Richards 639a " S. C. m S. C. Hyde 3641
" N. m J. A. Marsh 5799+ Sanders T. W. m M. N. Sill 5491+
" N. m A. Lay 2066 Sargent F. W. m A. Parsons 6092
" N. m C. Denison 6505 " I. m M. Parsons 6093
" 0. m S. M. Mosely 4772+ " L. m R. B. Harris 1356
" R. m P. Pearson 5797 Sartwell R. m Lucy H. Post 6609
" S. m Ednah Hyde 1496 Satterlee W. m C. Peck 6306+
" S. S. m C. Davenport 6765+ Saunders Dr. m E. Brown 4424+
" T. m Eliz. Hyde 50 " T. m H. Atis 5847+
" W. m C. Hyde 2897 Savary S. m M. Peck 5289
''
W. E. m E. F. Wright 3120+ Schieffelin E. L.m A.M.Stewart5381
Rollins R. H.m S. E. Williams439S+ Schott J. P. m N. Sill 1909
Romeyn T. m
A. M. Woodruff 3045+ Schuyler C. m. H. Hillhouse 6158
Rooker J. m
Eliza Hyde 4708 " W. S. m F. Barbour 4261+
Root G. W. m E. T. Langdon 3765+ Scott E. m R. K. Ladd 4824
" J. m R. Edo-erton 1220 " H. m Maria Hyde 1097
1404 INDEX.
Scott J. N. m
S. Woodbridge 6130+ Sheldon J. m H. Patterson
2922
" L. m
M. Ladd 4808 " P. m M. A. Hyde
4080+
Scoville A. mS.E.Hotchkiss6323+ " T. P. m L. F. Clark 5614+
" A. C. m
A. Armstrong 4811+ Shelly G. m R, Bishop 3164+
''
D. m E. E. Gray 3147+ Shelton C. S. m H. M. Hyde 7287
" R I. mM. E. Wadhams 3144+ " W. m A. Rudd
G. 52406
Scribuer J. F. m M. Sheldon 5791+ " m A. Niles
J. 5697
Scripture C. P.m Hyde I
4^404.
" m L. S. Stanley 3204
W.
E. M Hyde j
Shepherd A. m M. Hillhouse6150
Scudder C. m S. L. 7035+
Coit " D. m L. Bartholemew 3127+
" C.W.mA.H.Blatchford7035+ " H. N. m S. Frisbie 6330+
" M. S. nili. C. Blatchford 7035+ Sherman A. B. m W. Tracy 3832
Seaman J. F. m F. J. Rogers 4434 " G. R., m H. J. Douglass 4149+
" S. m A. A. Baldwin 3219+ " S. m P. Mosely 4770
Searle E. A. m N. H. Porter 7360+ " K. m S. J. Holeomb 4150+
" L. m H. M. Sill 5634+ Sherwin C. W. m L. S. Hickox 3068+
Sedgwick A. W. m Ftuth Hyde 762 SherwoodW.W.mE.E Phelps 5840+
" B. m Collins 3096 Shethar J. m M. Collins 892
" J. m M. Stanley 3174+ Shields J. m J. Pettis 3760+
" S. m A. Baldwin 3217 Shiner I. m M. H. Post 6606
Selby S. F. m S. A. Fisk 5718+ Shively A. J. m M. F. Best 5864+
Selden E. m E. Rogers 358 Shoemaker E m E. S. Denison 5599
" E. m L. Jewett 2027)
" S.
•
m
E. K. Hyde 5043
•
L.S.Comstock 2026+
j"
Shrives P. S. m
E. J. Barnet 4140+
" F. C. m M. G, Noyes 5342+ " W. R. m
E. A. Barnet 4140+
" J. m J. L. Sill 5621+ ShulerDW mH.E.DeLamater6385+
" J. C.mL.M. Griswold6029+ " J. m M. DeLamater '6388
" R. C. m J. A. Sargent 4292 " J. D. m H. DeLamater 6389
" S. m L. Swift 6196 Shute C. F. m M. A. L. Adgate 4501
" S. H. m S. A. Lay 5978+ Sibley 0. m L. Rudd 5239/*
Sergeant J. L. m E. M. Backus 3608+ Sill A. m H. T. Dorr 2251
" A. H. m H. D. King 5241c+ " J. m Phcbe Lord 66
" F. W. m A. Parsons 6092 Silliman J. m E. Ely 5784+
" I, m M. Parsons 6093 " M. B. m C. Hyde 2908
Sexton — m L. L. Raymond 5927 Simmons L. H. m J. Hyde 7167
Seymour H.m H.J. Hinsdale 4627+ Simonds J. m Anne Hyde 342
" W. m A. B. Clark 7140+ Simons H. m Olivera Cook 7359+
" W.L.mS.C.Huntington3541+ Sims G. m G. Hyde 428
Shannon A. m D. J. Hyde 4165 Sines I. m C. Stanley 7315
Sharp 0. m S. Tracy 3854 Sisson N. m M. H. Rogers 3412
" R. m S. Patterson 5599a+ " P. m M. Hinckley 2672
Shaw E. H.m L. M. Wadhams 3122+ " S. H. m —
Mosely 4760+
" J. m H. M. IÎetcalf 3270 Skinner —
m M. A. Lee 6315
Shear P. m E. Mitchell 6316+ " L. N. m J. Dorr 6398
Shearer J. m M, Hyde 4597+ " R. m F. Pierpont 3062
Sheldon C. m E. Pierpout 3064 " T. m Lois Hyde 1625
" D. m R Willguss 6607+ Slade G. H. m M. F. Dana 6531+
" E.m- E.Ely 462 Slater J. F. m M. A. Hubbard 6040+
" E. m H. T. S. Dimock 6381+ Slocum H. C. m M. Hyde 13f<7
" H.G-.m Z.S.Bingham 4213+ " M. m E. Mosely 4760+
1,
INDEX.
1406
Stannard — m M. A. Niles 5774+
Stanton J. m Barnet
J. T. 4122-1-
" J. ni E. Manwarino; 6491f
"
" J. m
C. E. Elliot 5405
Staples B. L. m
L. Smith 1393-}"
Stark A. m J. Johnson 5903+

" J. m 0. Lathrop 718
" J. m S. Houoh 614
" N. m E. A. Jewett 5902
» C. m P. T. Jewett 5913
" S. m J. Hyde 309
" W. m M. A. Raymond 5953
Starr M. m L. Nevins 0181+
Stearnes J. B. m F. L. Abel 6800+
" S. m L. H. Hyde 4549
Stebbins F. A. m E. M. Hall 4134+
StedmanE mL,H.Woodworth4415+
" E. B. m E C. Dodge 3544
" F. C.m E. Harland 5031+
" a. T. m A. H. Porter 6697+
« T. L. m L. P. J. Hyde 5073
Steele J. D. m S. Buck 7039+
" S. m S. Collins 3186
» T. m E. Hyde 761
Stephens J. A. m Whaley2829+
L.
Sterling L.m C. Y. King 5241r+
'<
S.m S. Marvin " 5548+
" W. m J. Sill 1900
Stetson T.D.mL.A.Greenslit 4548+
Stevens, m
J. Wadhams
Taylor Cm S. A. Hyde 40l)S-l- Toll (!. H. m Sarah Hyde
3297
" C. J. m C. Stanley 3174+ Torrcy D. m M. Warner
2791+
" E. in A. Edgertoa 4622 " S. m—
Pariôns .6094
" H. m
D. A. Pratt 2905+ Town M. S. m R. Hyde 4543
" J. m AVoodworth
S. 6982+ Towner E. m L. Collins 883
" J. E. m H. A. Tracy 6862+ Townscnd —.mil. D.IIubbard 5719
" J.V.H.m L.E.Mitchell 6316+ " A. m M.H.Huntington 3017
" J. W. m E. L. Brown 5891+ " W. S. m C. L. Peck 3339+
" J. W. m F. Denison 6520+ Tracy C. m E. Huntington 2543
" M. m S. II. Sill 5621 + " D. mL. Tracy 1184
" K. m Eliza Little 935+ " E. F. m A. Pardons 6072+
Tennant — . m S. Jewott 2025 " G. Il.m H.E. Woodruff 3045+
" J. m P. Rhodes 1607+ " J. m M. Hyde 38
Tenney A. m M. Bingham 555 " J. m Mary Abel lOO
" C. F. m S. Pratt 2905+ " M. m C. Bushnell 2131
Sharp J. B. m J. E. Baldwin 3224+ " P. m E. Hyde 289
Thatcher LC.m E.R.Hyde | 3480 " S. m E. Hyde 61
M.C.Hyde j 3481 " W. m A. Walworth 2303
Thatcher I. ra M. S. Putnam 6344+ Travis J. m E. Hay ward
I. 7128
Thayer J. m C. E. Webb 3435 Treat S. m
E. Wolcott 25957*
" W. m S. Blanchard 2990 Tredway E. m D. Harris 1426
Thomas CCm AM
Huntington 6884+ Tredwell C. W. m E. Hawley 5500+
" E. m Peb. Hyde 41 " — m E. H. Mansfield1372a
—
.
" F.m II. B. Hyde 4903 Tresevant m E. Avery

. 2848+
" H. m M. S. Griswold 6027+ Tremble C. A. m S. Barnet 4128
" W. 0. m J. S. Porter 6697+ Trott G. W. m S. R. Marvin 4404
Thom'pson A. C. m N. L. |
fQQi-t-
True C. K. m E. Hyde 3467
Huntington j
Truman T. m S. Lathrop 3731i
" A. M. m\j. L. 5494+ Sill Trumbull B. m E. Mather 4480
" B. m C. Hawley 5500+ " J.G.W.m J.E.Lathrop 6872+
" D. m S. D. Gardner
6026+ " J. H.m S.M.Trumbull 4480+
» J. A. mE. A. Benedict 3072+ Tryon E. m S. Crowell 5735
" M. m J. Tracy 3876 Tubbs G. m A. V. Buel 2724
" W. m H. Hubbard 5712+ Tucker G. J. m H. Sill 5547+
" W. M. m E. Hyde 4651+ " L. m M. L. Smith 3560
" Dr. m M. A. Patterson 5599a+ " R. D. m S. Chandler 6043
Thorne R. E. m L. M. Sill 5491+ Turner B. m Anne Hyde 319
Throop I), m P. Griswold 2107 " D. m A. Denison 5599i
" W. m P. Hyde 141 " G. m C. Hackley 6764+
TibbettsG. mE. Walworth 2302 " J. W. m L. Elliot 5768+
Tiftany I. m M. Metcalf 3248 " P. m Lucy Tracy 2506
'^
L. p. m
H. N. Hyde 3594 " S. W. m S. G. Selden 6196+
" S. m
E. Tredway ) 4399c " W. m E. Pollard 3958
N. Tredway j 4399^ Turnure L. m J. Redfield 5609+
Tiffin S. m P. Parsons 6087 Turril J. m M. S. Hubbard 6089+
Tilden T. B. m A. H. Hyde 4547 Turshaw W. m E. Collins 3185
Tilley W. m J. Huntington 1430+ Tuttle G. W. m R. C. Wey 3203+
Tisdale H. m M. Bailey 7160 " H. m L. A. Beckwith 2904+
Titus — m J. A. Baldwin 3213+
.
" H. m A. M. Adsit 6765+
Tobey H. m S. Dorr 6328 « M. m M. D. Packard 4561+
1408 INDEX.
Twining J. B. m
E. Stoddard 7303 Wales 0. m M. Hydo 1555
Twitchell L. m
J. M. Sill 5586t '•
G. E. m A. Lathrop 6843e
" T. C. m
L. A. Tracy 4004 Walker — . m L. Jewett 2017
Tyes T. M. m L. Mather 4479+ " —m . S. Page 4482+
Tyler H. m H. Hyde 3332 " G. mH Davenport 3079+
" K. m H. Moriran 2582+ " J. m J. Sill 5546
" S. m E. Rogers 14(il " A. J. m L. Hyde
J. 5097
Underwood — m L. Collins -3199 " W. R. m A. C. Leach 5518+
" U. m C. W. Hough 7016+ Wallace C. m E. Hyde 2958+
Vail I. E. m M. Rouers 1462 Waller P. m Eliza Jewett 7332
" J. W. m M. 4621+Edgerton Waliath J. J. m M. St John 2820+
Van BurenHBmCEKiugsley 6805+ Walter E. m A. Collins 3091
Van Buskirk J.M.m E Hyde 1323 " F. S. m E. J. Ely 5343+
VanNoruan C.Hm EDewey 5241a+ " P. m E. Jewett 7332
Van Valkenburgh D. m J. ) otcp
3766
Walton H.N.m E.H. Mather 6062+
T? rv
h. Iracy r
j
" W. B. m S. P. Gold 5666
Van Wage u en Gr. H. m C
4218+
Walworth B. m A. Hyde 312
B. Pierpont j
" J. m P. Denison 530
Van agner W. m C. A. Sill 5588+
Wagner 55 Ward R. m A J. Roberts 5740
Van Woert A. m C. A. Piatt 4276 Warden R. m C. L. Bingham 6632
Vandeveer T.mE.DeLamater 6387 Wardwell N.P.m EBSterling 5558+
Velie E. L. m T. Griffin 6441+ Ware H. m S. ivaymond 5974
Vernon E. m F. Sill 5469+ Waring C. M. m A. G. Smith 3210+
Vial F. m Eliza Sill 5585+ " J. B. m H. A. Sterling 5551+
Vincent H. m Eunice Lee
xjee 6312+ Warn H. m J. Pierpont 3066
Voorhies W. E. m N. M 4535+
Warner C. m C. Hyde 2790
Huntington " Dr. m M. Griswold 6030+
Vought J. m H. Mumford
ford 5681+ " E. B. m F. S. Clark 5514+
Vrooman S. A. m C. L. Sill 5588+ " H.H.m S.Hyde 2791
Wade B.F.ni C.A.Bosecrans 5720+ " J. m E. A. Matthewsop 5120
" H. D. m L. C. Pratt 3555 " J. m C. Elliot 2166
V/adhams A m T. Collins 880 " J. H. m M. H. Tracy 3767
" D. in P. Collins 885 " L. m Anne Lord 1492
" M. m A. Collins 882 " R. m M. L. Gilbert 2888
Wadsworth A.S.mL. l)enison4227 " W. m E. Hart 6056+
" 1). m S. Sedgwick 2930 Warnock J. m H. Dorr 6396
" — m S. Gould 5606 Warren J. m Eunice Hyde 304 .
" J. m R. Hopkins 801 " J. J. m L. M. Bishop 3164+

" L. J. m S. M. Post 5243+ Waterman A. m Lucy Hyde 40
Waite C. A. m M. V. W.Platt 5788+ " A. m A. P. Armstrong 4813+
" C. W. m M. Smith 6072+ " B. m Exper. Hyde 217
" H. m M. Raymond 5926 " D. H. m M. M. Traoy 3825+
" J. m E. Manwaring 2576 " F. m L. Brown 170+
" L. m H. G. Sweet 4135+ " J. m Anne Hyde 49
" M. m N. Turner 6871 " J. m E. Davenport 6765+
" R. m L. Griswold 2108 " L. m L. Barker 1614
Wakeman U. B. m E. Abel 4522+ " N. m S. Hough 2562
Walbridge 0. J.m A. M " S. m S. Wood 3325
4501+ "\ U. m Anne Abel
Packard 2392
Wales E. A. m M. E. Bates 5604+ " W. m M. Tracy 594
Waters C.,n M. A. C. ) West C.C.mM.C. Huntington 3290+
^^^^^^
Jianman j
" E. m M. Lathrop
•
712
" W. m Ami Dorr (>Ul " G. m P. Hinckley 668
Watkins C. m J. K.Jack.ôn 4U84+ " J. m R. Abel 574
Watkinson JMLuiIIHubbard 5672 " J. m E, Raymond 2198
Watrous A. m Lucy Hill 1890 " P. m Ji a\-acy 1209
" m M. Griswold
E. 2224 " S. m W. 'j^racy 1205
" m E. Lord
I. 65 Westgate L.niM.lM.Westgate 4181
"Watson — m N. Waterman
. 1240 " W. m M. 1\ Hyde 1322
W.C. m S.P.Hkinuer 1 Westover E. m Mary Hyde 1316
3062+
¥. Skinner f Wetmore Dr. m L. Fitch 5785+
" W. m E. Bingham
J. 2;]67 Wey W. H. m C L. Stanley 3203
Wattles D. m Anne Hyde 661 Whaley L. m L. Gardner 2829
Wayne I. m A. Barnet 4140f Whallon R.m H.M.Douglass 4149+
Weaver J. M.m E Simmonds 1389 Wheaton 0. m T. Tracy 3875
" L. m S. Ilouirh 6980+ Wheeler A. m 0. Ad<rate 4490
Webb S. m C. Hyde 1028 " B. C. m C. E. liollister 6307+
Webber K. m H. Hyde 4652 " C. P. m C. M. Collins 3094
Webster E. m S C. Pratt 3552 " G. m C. B. Hyde 5026+
" E. m M. Stark 4206 " H. m M. A. Holiister 6307+
" W. B. m J. (lollins 3119 " H. S. m C. Hyde 3640
WecdE. m H. Hyde 3632 " L xV mH.C.Van Buren 6805+
" Wm. m M. Holcomb 4150+ Whipple S.m A.M.Chapman 2660+
Weeks — m J. E. Marvin 5548+
.
" S. m L. Edgerton 4625
" E. m E. Griswold 508 ''
S. m E. Metcalf 6761+
" H. B. m I). J. Hyde
4165 Whiston —
m A. Morris 5687
Weems L. m M. F. Shepherd 6L50+ Whitaker G. m M.A.Rogers 4409+
Welborn J. C. m M. A.Pease 5850+ " G. S. m E.L. Robinson 4456+
Welch — m D. Jewett
. 2024 Whitcomb WWrnMaryllyde 4157
" A. m C. Hyde 2735 White A. m L. Bingham 559
" J B. mM." Collins 3192 " A.M. m E.H Tredway 4399a+
" J. H. m E. M. Bell 3098+ " A.N.m E.A.R.Calkins 4182
Weld A. H. m H. M. Wood 3327 " B. m E. B. Clark 6026a+
Weller K. H. m E. A. Look 5454+ " C. m S. G. Truman 3731i+
Welles A. m C. M.Beckwith 5519+ " C. A. m J. N. Dorr 6336+
" E. G. m L. Griffin 2264 » D. P. m E. T. Gleason 3764+
" K. m H. Butler 1866 " G.H.m LOHuntington 3541+
" W. H. m F. Tracy 6860+ " H.H.m S.M. Bingham 5896+
Wellman J. m M. L. Phelps 5840+ " L. m S. Huntington 3005
" J. B. m L. Hough 4066 " L. m A. M. Fish 5502+
Wells A. m Chloe Hyde 1076 ' " m M. A. Dodge
N. 3543
" A. L. m S. G. Sill 5469+ " W. m L. Little " 941
" B. m J. A. Wadhams 3120+ " W. m Mary Abel 1529
" D. m P. Hubbard 1932 Whitely J. m R. Abel 6656
" B.F.mH.M.Hickenson 6886+ Whiting E. m A.M.Lathorp 6S7O+
" E. m TI. Griswold 2190 " H. m P. Rice [ 9S074.
-^^7+
" G. M. m L. H. Mather 5824+ M.Rice \
Wentworth B. m M. Tracy 693 " J. m L. Sheldon 5787+
" N. S. m S. Cook 6925+ '
" N. m L. L. Waterman 4402+
West — m S. Rogers
. 7100 '^
S. m E. L. Rogers 3408
177
1410 INDEX.
Whiting W. m M. Sheldon 5789 Williams J. m 5229

L. Tracy
Whitlock F. J. m S. T,
6639-i-
" J. m E. Tracy
3744
]îngham " J. m
M. Metcalf 6761+
Whitman m
M. Walworth 2301
S. " J. m
M. J. Smith 4117+
Whitmore Dr. m
L. Fitch 5785+ " j; m M. Raymond 5923
" I). D. m M. B. Hyde 4100 " J. M. m M. H. Dorr 6326+
« L. ni L. C. Peck 6.371t " N. m J. I\I. Patterson 2917+
Whitney CP.mM.L.Bingham 5894+ " N. m A. M. Johnson 4398
•
" C. W. m P. A. Leach 5518+ " 0. m M. Elliot 5773

« T. m M. L. Clark 5514+ " R. m J. Ely 1963
" •
W. m M. Sheldon 5789 " S. m R. Carrier 1377
WhittierO.W.mC.K. Johnson 4391+ " S. T. m C. Rives 5415+
Whittlesey W. m L. Hart 6056+ " S.W.m S.S.Walworth 4239
Wicks a. m M. A Hyde 7170 " T. m Esther Hyde 39
Widrick H. P. m V. A. Harter 4546+ " T. m J. Stark. 2819
Wightman Z. m Anna Harris 1424 " T. E. m E. Goodwin 4976+
Wilber P. m L. M. Hyde 3336 " T. S. m M. M. Coit 7035+
Wilcox A.O.m A.E. Hamilton 5382+ " —
J. Lanman
. 6040+
" C. m Adelia Hyde 2759 Wilmot E. m P. Hyde 1724
" H. m S. 3Iarvin 5548+ Wilson —
m M. Peck. 5279
" J. F. m L. Gordo* 4867 " H. m E. Reynolds 6304+
" N. m E. Elliot 1853 " H. m C. Tracy 3756+
" T. m M. Kasson 5052 " W. S. m S. R. Tracy 4018
Wilder J. m E. Griffin 2265 Winans J. E. m S. E. Buel 5084+-
" S.J.mL.G.Greenleaf6102+ Windsor G. H. m E. Dimock 6381+
Wilkinson W. P. m A. Hyde 2963 Wing W. m M. Mosely 4768
Willard — m S. Hough
. 614 Wingate S. m C. Ely 5343+
" D. m Mary Peck 5812 Winship N. W. m R. B. Baldwin 3228
" E. m P. G. Greenleaf 6103+ Winslow R. H m M. E. Fitch 3393+
" H. m E. C. Ostrander 3575+ " Dr. m H. Lathrop 6843^
Willes G. G. m C. S. Lathrop 6872+ Winter T. P. m N. A. Adams 4661+
" J. m A. Abel 2485 Winters A. m S. C. Hyde 5061
" J. H. m N. Tracy 1189 Wise U. W. m H. M. Post 6610
Willguss J. m M. Post 6607 Wiseman —
m M. Rogers 7097
—
.
Willhelm B. H. m S. A. Town 4543+ " m. N. Rogers 7098

—
.
Williams m J. Lanman 6040+

. Withington G. G. m E.J. ) ,00-4.
" — m E. A. Ely
. 6572+ Howard |
"^^^'"^
" A. m J. Hyde 7251 Wolcott A. m M: Richards 639

" A. m M. Metcalf 6761+ " E. m E. Wolcott 2595^
" A. V. m B. Tracy 1186 " G. m N. Hyde 4094
" C.H.S. n A.R. Sterling 5551+ " m C. Hubbard
S. G. 5077+
" D. 1). m L. L. Harris 4385 Wolf m Rhoda Dorr
C. 2257
" E. m E. D. Tracy 6898 " J. m Lydia Dorr 2256
" E.W.mM.A.Hillhouse6137 Wolfenbarger G. m M.) C9704.
^"^'^'^
" G. m A. S.Rudd 7102+ Matthews f
" G. N. ni J. M. Bingham 4213+ Wood C. T. m E. Tracy 4047
" H. B. m M. Huntington 2997 " D. m J. Sill 5546
" I. m E C. Peck . 5291 " E. m Mary Rudd 118
" I. m M. M. Toll 3297+ " G. K. m L. 31. Allen 5364+
" LL.m M.S. Huntington 3296+ " J. m Perses Hyde 979
:
WIVES OF DESCENDANTS.
141i
Wood N. m S. A. Hyde 2978 Woodworth fl m M.F. Maples 3388+
" R. m S. Sheldon 5787+ " J. m M. Hyde 688
" R. H. m E. A. Patterson 4508 " S. m P. Tracy 6116
" S. m L. Wood 8328 " S. m E. Lathrop 2497
" Z. in E. Ilouo-h 617 Woolscy J. W. m L. Goodwin 3211
" — m Emma Stoors 73(32f
. Wooster H. m L A. Walter 3091+
Woodbridô D. m L. Backus 2144 Worden A. m R. Armstrong 4811 +
" S. m E. Rogers 1445 Worthington A. m A.L. Leach 5518+
" W. m II. Bio-elow 1284 " D. L. m I. L. Pearson 5794+
Wooding C. m S. M. Dewey 52416+ " E. m G. C. De Lamater 6884+
Woodrow — m F. Baker 6150+
.
" J. m P. Birchard 409
Woodford D.m J.M.Latlirop) n-jo-ij Wright A. m H. Adgate 4492
" H. S. m L. A. Wadhams 3120+
Woodruff G.H. m A. B. Gott 3217+ " E. W. m M. H. Swift 6193+
" J. m N. S. Robinson 3045 " H. m M. A Pearsou 5794+
" J. mE Kint,^ 5241c+ " H. B. m E. Robinson 2688+
" W. m
P. Hyde 763 " Wm C. W. Swift 6193+
Woods P. L. m
E. A. Mattison 4270 Wyman J. m C. PL 3Ietcalf 6762t
¥.
Woodward J. m2705a
H. Phelps Yale A. J. m J Frisbie 6330+
" J. D. m S. M. Hyde 3348 " W. C. m M. Dewey 5241rZ
" S. m S. R. Butler 5459+ Yeatman J. E. m C. Pope 6117+
" S. P. m M. Picrpont 3054+ " T. m L. Pope 6117+
Woodworth— ,m M. A.Willes 6839 Yeoman J. m Adel. Sill 5537+
" A. m E. W. Rogers 4415 " R. m B. Latimer 6252*7
" A. m L. Hough 6982 " S. m N. Wightman 4887
" A. m N. Hough 7022 Yerrington E. F. m J. Hyde 4721
" B. m Laura Hyde 3293 Young E. S.m S. J. Greenleaf 6105+
" C. m H. H. Metcalf 676 " H m Mary Hyde 1041
" D. S. m S. H. Bailey 7156 " J. m L. J. Howland 5892+
" E. in M. T. Rudd 5237
PART XIII.
Names op females, not descendants of William Hyde tiie first op Norwich,
WHO HAVE intermarried WITH HIS DESCENDANTS WITH THE NAMES OF SUCH ;
DESCENDANTS WHO ARE THEIR HUSBANDS
Abel E. m S. Tracy 3770 Adams A. m L. A. Burgess

" M. m S. Griswold 2398
" M. m Henry Abel 6799
" F. m R. S. Gardner 4211+
Abcrnethy M.m H.O.Packard 4561+
Abby R. m Jos. Hyde 1565
" S. m W. Hyde 1271
" S. A, m J. P. Converse 4683
Abbot H. m B. W. Bishop 3360
Ackerly L. S. m F. W. Lord 5332
Ackerson M.A.m R.Willgus 6607+
Adams A. m S. T. Rudd 1796
1412 INDEX.
Alderman E. m E. F. Jewett 5837+ Arthur M. m E. E. Fillmore 6795+

" E. m II. R. Jewett " ''
M. m I). H. Adgate 4493
" M. m W. T. Lee 4586 Ashby C. m J. L. Hyde 4895
" S. m F. J. Smith 5843+ Ashcroft M.B.m A.A.Hough 6977+
Aldrich A.A mT.H.R.Tracy 3782 Ashley L. m S. B. Sheldon 5785
" A. H. m F. T. Williams 3744+ Atcherson E. m Gr. W. I
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Alexander J. m S S. Pearcy4139+ Patterson [
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Alger C. L. m T. J. Johnson 4396 Atkinson M. m I). II. Buel 6136+
Allard J. m A. Bishop 3359 Austin J. A. m J. H. Hyde 4089+
Allen A. ra J. Metcalf 191 " L. m Benjamin Lee6313
" A. m A. Adgate 1477 " M. m T. Thomas 1259
" E. m J. T. Hyde 4114+ " M. m B. Rogers 4409
" E. m J. M. liyde 4887 Averill H. m W. Jenkins4248+
" E. m J. Brown 171 " M.K.m R.H.Walworth 1339
" F. m W. Newton 6041+ Avery D. m 0. S. Williams 5773+
" F. L. m B. F. Hyde 4162 " E. m U. Gardner 2811
" H. E. m S. E. Sill 5494+ " E. A. m Harlan Hyde 4888
" H.N.m I\r.AWadhams 3144+ " H. m Ben. Butler 1331
" L. m E. A. Hyde 3504 " K. m S. Lathrop 7338
" S. m J. C. Pitts 6335+ " S. m S. Gilford 248
Alley — m J. A. Griswold 6224 Ayer F. m 0. Gager 7110
Allis R. m T. Anderson 5775 Ayers H. m G. Jewett 472
AUyn A. m G. Wolcott 2595/ " J. m Sam. Pitts 6335+
" C. m E. N. Sill 1903 " M. A.m T. K. Raymond 5951
Alston F. m G. M. Abel 6800+ " Z. m Richard Sill 453
Alvey H.Gr.D.m Jona. Dorr 6336 Babcock ]). m Dyer Tracy 8769
Ames S. m 1). F. Raymond 6166 " E. m S. M. Hyde 5099
" Wid. m Jos. Sill 5495+ " F. m P. Armstrong 4816
Anderson E. m D. D. Waite 6047+ " J. m W. T. Huntington 6882+
" L. m M. Sill 1905 Babitt Wid. m E. Hyde 2960
" M. m John Sill 1878 Baby F. m B. R. Peck 5287
" P. E. m E. S. Lane 6044+ Backus A. m T. Huntington 2530
Andrews A. m A.F.Baldwin 3219 " A. m John Abel 561
" J. L. m W. Miles 3163+ " C. m H. B.. Tracy 3829
" L. m E. Baker 1515 " E. m John Hyde 33
" S. P m A. W. Hyde 4113 " E. m Jas. Hyde 235
Andros M. m Henry Abel 4532+ " E. m John Post 540
Angel R. m J. De Lamater 6384 " II. m 0. Goodell 7058
Annabel J. m Chas. Pettis 3760+ " L. m C. Hyde 1079
Anthony H. m W. M. Eddy 3743+ " M. m T. Hyde 7
Armstrong F. m J. Edgerton2402 " M. m L. Hyde 1713
" H. m M. Hyde 4533 " M. m Jed. West 28046
" J. m Isaac tlyde 4911 Badcock L. m S. Wo*l worth 2707
" M. m Elias West 2804a " — m H. Lcffino-well 1759
" 0. m 0. Huntington 3000 Bailey A. m J. E. Hyde 5027
" S. m Silas Hydc^ 972 " C. M. m J. Walworth 1387
Arnold Cm H. B. Harris 6611+ " II. m Guy Hough 2559
" H. m Wiji. Sill 5633 " M. m 0. R Fowler 5192
" S. M. m H. W. Sill 5547+ " P. m II. Armstrong 4815
Arthur A. m W. L. Rudd 7104 " S. m J. Woodwortii 27U6
WIVES OF DESCENDANTS. 1413
IJailcyS, m F. E. Lord G575+
" S. L. ui A. (IrisAvold 4594+
" T. m J. Buel 2719
" W. m Abel Ikiel 2718
" — m II. Walworth 4255
Buin B. m Elijah Ely 5752
Baker A. m Micah Sill
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1414 INDEX.
Beebe C. m W. P. Kogers 3401 Bissell M.m W.W Munford 5681+

" H. m D. Waite 6054 " m Walter Hyde
S. 133
Beeclier J. m S. Dimock 6381+ Bixby S. m R. Sedgwick 2923
Beers M. A. m J. M. Sterling 5551+ Blackmau J. A. m J. Vincent 6312+
Bclcher M. m Joel Hyde ^ 980 " M. m Caleb Hyde 25
Bell F. m Ems. Hyde 1029 " 0. m Jacob Hyde 1502
" II. m A. J. Stewart 5379 Blagrove R.N.m C.D.F.Rudd 5240
" J. C. m J. S. Lee 6309t Blair D. m A. W. Town 4543+
Belnap M. m W. L. Adams 4517t Blinn H. m Geo. Shelden 5787
Bemis C. m C. Goodell 7055 Bliss m H. E. Sill
Lucy 5493+
Bemas E. m W. F. Potter 4573 " m Jon. Abel
Lydia 2408
Benedict R. m M. Sterling 5558 " Phebe m N. Durkee 1012
Bennet C. E. niT. E. Wilmot 5121 Blodget C. m Arba Hyde 4660
" D. m Elijah Sill 454 Blossom Wid. m C. H. Fay 4048+
" E. m Geo. Lee 6309 Boardman F. m E. I. Abel 4522
" H. J. m Joseph Sill 5585+ " P. m J. C. Jewett 5866
» M. m John Hyde 3295 Bogardus P. E. m C S. Sill 5495+
" M. m S. Huntington 1162 Bolles A. m I. W. N. Sill 5536+
" P. E. m J. C. Rudd 7107 Bolton A. m R. E. Sill 6376+
" S. H. m C. S. Stanley 7313 Boswell M.mE. T.Huntington 6881+
Benson E. F. m G. Griffin 6443 Bosworth L. m Zina Hyde 146
Berry E. m Joseph Sill 5496 Bostwick L. m L. Wadhams 3120
" E. W.ni O.L.Barbour 4261 Boture A. m E. Abby 3734+
" P. B. m
E. D. Hyde 4078+ Boughton H. m W. Knapp 2772+
" S. m
B. Gordon 4861 " H. m B. Brooks 3132
Betts F. J. m
W. Hillhouse 6161 " M. m H. Collins 3107
Beverly L. m Johns. Ttacy 3858 " M. C. mJ. H. Pratt 3548
Bidwell A. m Jared Peck 4556 Bourn Lydia m Z. Metcalf 2437
Bigalow —
m Simon Abel 2464 Bouton H. m W. Knapp 2772+
Biggs E. m Rich. Lay 2061 Bowditch C.R.m W.P.Hyde 7256
BillEunice m Hez. Abel 6608 Bowers A. m J. P. Dorr 6345+
" M. A. m Hez. Abel 6668+ Bowman C. m G. Denison 55986
Billings —
m S. C. Ely 1955 Boyd Wid. m C. Rogers 1456
Bingham C. m E. Kingsbury 4987 " Wid. m C. Huntington 3026
" D.H.m D.S.Watermau 3907 " — W
m Little 933
" N. m Josh. Tracy 264 Boynton M. E. m H. W. Sill 5575+
" S. m C. Huntington 600 Brace L. E. m H. Z. Pratt 3647
Birchard A. m Nath. Post 87 " O. S. m J. W. Stone 3226+
" H. A. m H. N. Tracy 3828 Bradburn H. m C. F. Curtis 4529+
" L. m E. Gniswold 2396 Bradford A. m David Hyde 26
" L. m Sam. Post 6594 " E. m M. Raymond 2037
" M. m }). H. Throop 725 " P. m Sam. Hyde 22
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M. m J. Waterman 1419 " S. m N. Hillhouse 6152
Birdsall M. m H. C. Blodgett 5606+ Bradley A. m Lavius Hyde 1564
Birdseye Wid. m D. Crowell 5732 " E.m U.Marvin 5548+
" — m S. Crowell 3731 " H. W. m G. Robinson 3049
Bishop C. m H. P. Dorr 6327+ " M. A. m Geo. Hyde 4659
" M. m C. L. Ayer 4420+ " S. m C. ]\Ianwaring 6476
" M. m J. Hough 612 Bradt J. m Moses Smith 3390+
" M. A. m W. Wadhams 3123+ Branch A. S. m G. W. Sill 5536+
WIVES OF DESCENUANTS. 1415
Brand G. m I. Foote 2940+ Bryan —
m J. Schott 5610
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M.L.mM. A.Armstrong 4812f Buchanan E.raJ.Woodbridge 6130
Brayton A.H. m J.CSterling 5558+ " J. m J. H. Smalley 4183
" S. m J. C. llou-ers 3397+ Buck C. A. m P. lAIosely 4766
Brewer 11. T. m S. L. Hyde 5026 " H. m Ziua Hyde 772
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Brewster E. m Jed. Ladd 4790 Bucklin E. m A. Kingsbury 4986
" M. m E. Armstrong 4810 Buel Lydia m J. Collins 185
" M. C. m H. Bingham 6643 Bugbie M. m E. Converse 4681
; " N. L. m A. Backus 3608 " P ni Ashur Hyde 982
I " H. m J. Hinckley 666 " P. m Silas Hyde 3298
" E. m A. Bailey 4792 Bulkley C. m T. 1). Lord 5321
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m L. A. Kobingon 6821+ " E. m S. H. P. Hall 6086+
" Wid. m D. Leffingwell 6875 " P. m D. Jewett 5912
Bridges M. A. m J. H. Hough 7020+ Bull E. m Edw. Dorr 6391
Briggs A. M. m B. F. Hyde 3635 " H. m T. D. Marvin 5548+
" M. m Balph Rudd 52395 " J. m R. W. Sill 5629
" S. C. m Wm. Hyde 1092 " J. m C. E. Sill 5625
Bristol I), m I. B. Warner4524+ " P. P. m Russell Dorr 2249
" L. m I. L. Warner 4524 " S. m Jos. Dorr 2247
Brintnall 3I.A.m M.G.Elliot 6179 Burnstead S.M.m E.G.Hyde 4641+
Brockway B. m Abner Ely 1957 Bunker J. L. m U. Tracy 3741
" F. G. m S. E. Ely 5784+ Burbank F. m A. Wolcott 2595e
" J. m M. S. Parker 5548+ " E. m R. Lathrop 6843&
" — m L. S. Jewett 2023 Burbige M. A. m G. S. Coit 7035+
Bromley N. H. m Horace Sill 5630 Burgess F. m A. B. Hyde 2782
Bronson E. m M. Sterling 5558 » M. A. m Selah Hyde 2959+
" H. m Jon. Hyde 1544 Burleigh E. m Thos. Hyde 368
" S. G. m A. H. Abel 6800+ " E. m Caleb Abel 2588
Brooks C. m L. H. Ely 6573 Burling F. S. m T. H. Vail 4461
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H. D. m L. F. Gager 5297 Burnap C. E. m T.C.P.Hyde4737
" H. M. m C. H. Foote 2940 Burnbam M. ua Alex. Hyde 323
" R. L. m J. B.Campbell 5076 " M. m Wm. Tracy 1276
Brower C. m G. M. Hollister 6307+ " H. m N. Hubbard 1943
" E. m Elisha Dorr 2248 Burns C. m D. Martin 7188
Bi'own A. m A. Griswold 4594+ Burr C. m G. L. Mitchell 6316+
" A. M. m E. D. Hyde 1779 " D. m G. D. Jewett 5038+
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C. m F. B. Sill 5586+ " E. m J. B. Hyde 3437
" C. m M. D. Wolf 6421 " — m Elijah Abel 2373
" E. m Jed. Hyde 307 " A. m H, Leffingwell 3944
" E. G. m E. A. Jenks
6106+ Burroughs E.R.mCC'jcwett 5868
" F. H. m T. R. Hyde
5205 Burrows L. A. m John Hyde 1774
"• m H. W. G. Hyde4592 Burt D. m A. C. Metcalf 3253
" H. F.m W.B.Grinnell 6515+ " M. m D. A. Hyde 693
" H. M. m W. F. Elliot 6178 '•'
S; m Wm. Sill 5504
" M. m W. H. Ely 4449 Burton J. A. m W. A. Lord 4513
" M. m Elea. Hyde 244 Bush M. m R. D. Sill 6376+
" M. E. m A. L. Welles 6458 Bushnell A. m C. J. Wood 4047+
Brundage M. m T. H. Post 6604 " A. m Geo. Carew 6613+
Brush A.MmDFHuntington 2996 " A. m Wm. Hyde 6
Bryan M. m J. H. Lathrop o731e+ " E. m Jabez Hyde 8
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1416 INDEX.
Bushncll L. m J. Bushnell 2125 Carpenter M. m John Hyde 4089

" M.A.mW.WWadhams 3122+ " M. m Tracy Rogers 3303+
" S. m Tlios. Tracy 5230 " M. A. m W. Lester 2747
Butler A. m U. II. Patterson 2856+ " M. E. m W. Lester "
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J. m a. D. Goodwin 630G+ Carr S. m A. W. Metcalf 6762+
" L. m G. Griffin 22G0 ''
S. L. m W. P. Hyde 5207
" M. W. m H. E. Lord 5348 Carrington A. M. m Bit. Dorr 6338
" N. m J. W. Bobinson 2688 CarrolL. C. m I. R. Jackson 6076+
" S. B. m A. B. Gray 3147+ Carson A.mW. T. Huntington 6882+
" S. E. m E. H. Gates 2963+ Carter E. m G. Jewett 5861
Butterfield E. m W. Keyes 5788+ Case A. m A. Backus 5178
Butterworth A. W. J.m Little 7228 " A. M. m J. A. McCall 6981+
Butts ]^]liza m Wm. Post 6404+ " Car. m S. C Mosely 4760+
" Mary m C Backus 3609 " Maria m G. T. King 2981+
Byingtou M. m G. W. Pratt 3546 " Pat. m V. S. King
Cadwell E. m J. Sterling 5559 Caswell M. m E. Dimock 6381+
Cady A. m V. W. Waterman 3912 Cbadwick A. m Benj. Hyde 48
" L. m A. Mosely 4772 " F. m E. P. Dorr 6332+
" S. J. mS.K. Pktt 5788+ " H. A. m T. G. Waite 6045+
CahillS.A.mS.H. Huntington 3296+ Cbamberlin E. m A. Hawley 5500+
Caldwell C. m G. Cleveland 1057 " E. m Ahi Hyde 4601
" N. m L. W. Curtis 4529+ " F. J. m G. A. Sterling 5557+
Calkins A. m T. Abel 95 " B. m R. H. Ladd 4826
" C. mG. R. Colt
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6512 Champion A. m D. Metcalf 196
" E. m S. Latbrop 2491 " H. m Abm. Dorr 6332
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E. m Sam. Hyde 4 " J. m Edw. Dorr 2243
« E. m T. Griswold 2184 " P. m A. Huntington 2537
« E. m Jesse Abel 2375 " S. m Jos. Lee 6311
" H. m T. G. Waite 6045 Champlin D. W.m J. A.Durkee 3379+
" L. m D. G. Baker 6683 " M. m S. Denison 529
" B. m Jas. Tracy 1197 " M. A. m E. R. Peck 6372+
Cambridge E. m Edw. Hyde 1024 Chandler C. m G. G. Blodgett 5606+
Cameron L. ni I. Davenport 6765+ " H. m A. L. Hyde 5064
Camp A. m J. H. Stark 1327 Chapin C. m G. Wadhams 3165
" J. m G. W. Jewett 5857 " R. A. m G. W. Sterling 5551+
" J. A. m H. G. Post 6524+ " Wid. m C. Metcalf 6760
" H. m G. W. Jewett 5857 Chaplin A. E. m Jos. Sill 5496+
" W. m Enoch Ely 2306 " E. 0. m W. F. Hubbard 7038+
Campbell H. L. m J. Pierpont3055 Chapman D. m A. Mosely 1575
" S. m E. D. Tracy 6888 " D. m E. Huntington 601
Canfield A. m E. Sterling 5551 " A. E. m A. S. Hyde 4098+
" I. m A. Sterling 5557 " E. M. mG.L. Gilbert 2885
" J. A. m Inc. Baker 4761+ " M. J. m G. C. White 5562+
Carew Mary m S. T. Budd 1796 " S. m V. King 2981
Card M. m J. J. Hyde 3432 " S. m Jon. Baker 4761 +
Carlton C. m T. W. Hyde 1313 Chappel B. m J. Latimer 2206
Carman M. m J. McCall 6981+ " M. m A. Metcalf . 914
Carpenter E. m L. Denison 5598 Chase A. m H. K.Bartholomew 3127+
" H. m Wm. Hyde 4088 " E. m E. Kingsbury 4985
" I. m S. W. Hyde 2767+ " n. m E. Hyde 2729
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Cliase J. m T. H. Sill 5621 Clark P. m Andrew Sill 6378
" P. m G. Barufet 4140+ " S. m John Elliot 6176
' " S. m John Lord 1859 " S. S. m G. B. Marsh 5799+
" Wid. m 5783
A. Perkins " V. m Abm. Buel 1295
" — xn B. Armstrong1905 " — m J. H. Smith
. 5262
CheesebroughE.W.mE.E. | ooop Clary S. C. m D. F. Oott 3217+
Rogers I ClelandF.m G.F.Huntington 3541
Cheever A. m W. D. Rossiter 4419+ " N. B. m W. B. Hyde 4699
Cheney H. ni. E. Leffingwell 3943 Clemens A. m E. Newton 6047+
Chester A. L. m A. L. Tracy 3770+ Clement E. m Jabez Hough 2566
" 0. N. m C. R. Jewett 5849+ " M. A. m G. Huntington 6885
Childs Olive m Z. Alden 4668 " M. P. m C. R. Jewett 5849+
Chipman M. m A. Huntington 795 Cleveland F.mG.F. Hunt- oc^-ij. )
Chittenden F. m I. T. Hyde 4605 ington j
Chives J. m S. Armstrong 4845+ " J.m Addison Sill 5640

Church E. m J. Manwaring 6491 " M. m G. C. Parker 3129+
" L. m I. B. Dorr 6345+ " M. m Elijah Abel 583
" S. m B. H. Buel 2720 " Wid m Sam. Denison 529
Churchill M.B.mN.D.Morgan 4212+ Close S. J. m W. H. Rudd 5240e
Clapp H. E. m P. L. Hyde 3479 Clute R. A. m J. S. Hyde 5094
Clark A. m J. M. Sterling 5559+ Coatesworth A. F. m H. Post 6524+
" A. ni R. M. Haven 6478+ Cobb E. J. m C. F. Huntington 3758+
" C. mE. S. Mather 4478 Cobee M. A. m M. Armstrong 4811+
" Des. m
David Hous-h 611 Cocks M. A. m Fred. Sill 5547+
D B. ni N. F. Metc^tf 6760+ Coe Julia m Math. Dorr 6402
E m Mosely
J. 1568 Coffin D. m E. S. Sill 5505
E m A. D. Whitmore 4100+ Coggesel M. E. m Hez. Rudd 1798
E, A. m J. S. Barnet 4140+ Coggeshall J. A. m T. R.
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E J. m J. F. Tracy 3849 Marvin J
E M.mS. R.S.Mather 4475+ Coirswell M. m J. 0. Day 3342+
E. P.mG.A.R.Rossiter4419+ Coit F. m
W. H. Tracy 3997
F. m N. Beckwith 6449 " F. A. m I. Johnson 3732+
H. m Homer Elliot 6174 " H. A. m W. H. Tracy 3997
H. m Erast. Hyde 1623 " S. m Jas. Rogers 1017
J. m Sedley Sill 5586 Cole A. m G. S. Coit 7035+
J m N. W. Metcalf 6763+ " E.S.mW.L.Wadhams3120+
J. ni G. H. Huntington 301 " M. P. m H. F. Mather 5824
K. m J. Mosely 1571 Coleman L.m J. H.Van Buren 6805+
L. m A. S. Sterling 5557+ " M. m Elijah Hyde 24
L. m D. 0. Calkins 6282 " R. m I. Hubbard 1942
M. m Elijah Hyde 143 Coleyard M. F. m J.H. Jewett 5869
M. m Caleb Abel 566 Collar M. m Gust. Hyde 241
M. ra E. M. Trott 4404+ Colfax L. m D. Manwaring 7033
M. D. m Peter Pettis 3760+ Collins L. m L. Fillmore 5250
M. E.mW. T. Bailey 3791 ''
Wid. m J. Denison 527
M. E. m J S. Barnet 4140+
. Collis M. m W. T. Lee 4586
M. H. m H.A. Rossiter 4419+ Colt A. m Moses Sill 1905
M. I. m J. C. Cole 5604+ " M. J. m J. P. Sill 6377+
0. m I. K. Grinnell 6516+ " S. m D. J. Griswold 6021
0. m W. S. Tyler 4454 " T. m P. Butler 5457
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U18 INDEX.
m J. Noyes
Col ton A. 5340+ Corwin Wid. m G. W. Potter 4806+
" m L. W. Curtis
E. 4529-i- Cosset M. A. m J. R. Jewett 2002
Comstock D. m Elijah Hyde 28G2 Cottle S. m Henry Hayes 5885
" I. m R. Pearson 5794 Cottrell M. A. m J. L. Tracy4819
" L. m H. Bottam 3352 " P. m I. S. Mosely 4760+
" M. m J. E. 8elden 5915 Coulson A. m Simon Hyde 1563
" M. m 0. Reymond 2039 Coulter M. m M. L. Cardall 4230
S. m S. Hillhouse 2151 Covil M. B. m W. C. Wey 3203+
Conant A. ni A. Mosely 4772 Covey H. m L. F. Sill 1919
" L. m A. Huntington 3719 " L. m T. H. Peck 2671+
" M. m Z. J. Mosely 4773 Cowen M. m J. Pierpont 3055+
" S. m B. Johnson 4391 Cowdry M. A. m D. Smith 3390+
Cone E. m H. A. Peck 3339-i- Cowles C. m R. L. Joice 7192
" L. m Abner Lay 5971 " S. G. m G. Robinson 3049
" M. m D. Metealf 193 Cos A. S. m R. Huntington 3027
" M. mR. Hubbard 5722 Coy M. m S. Warren 2791+
" S. P. m S. P. Jewett 5860 Crandall C. A. m B. B. Hyde 4566
Conger A. m C. A. Montagu 4516+ " F. m Chas. Lee 6311+
Connor M. m J. H. Hyde 4089+ " H. H. m R. H. Hyde 1380
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Conrad M. m E. Sill 5634 " R. m D. Wadhams 3167

" M. B. m G. a. Welles 6457 Crane J. m S. Elliot 5768
Conrote A. m T. R. Hyde 1775 " S. m Dan. Abel 565
Converse D. m A. Hyde 1286 " S. m A. Leffingwell 3945
" P. m Eber Hyde 4650 CranmerL.L.m G.H.Brown 5060+
Cook A. m J. H. Clark 3802 Crary 3i m J. F. Gardner 2828
" H. A. m G. E. Drum 4379+ Crawford S. m J. D. L. F. ) ^^^.r.
" J. A. m A. Hyde 2977 S. Fillmore j
" M. m H. A. Fitch 2881+ Crawley A. m Lucius Peck 5275
" M.G.mC. M.Bingham 5895 Crocker L. m -Jona. Peck 1812
" S. m J. Waterman 345 " R. m R. Manwaring 2273
" L. m G. S. Fitch 1790+ " M. m Simeon Abel 2372
Cooke M. A. m G. Griffin 6443 " V. m J. Gardner 2808
Coolbaugh E. m Jos. Sill 5589 " Wid. m A. Manwaring 6487
Cooley A. H. m H. Collins 3106 Croukite A. m J. Mosely 4762
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" P. H. m E. W. Hyde 2962 "
" S. m Henry Tobey 6328+
Coon K. m A. Hyde 1094 Crook E. B. m J. Wadhams 3124
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J. m W. S. Hyde 4088+ Crooker L. m E. Raymond 6239+
" J. m E. C. Miller 5168 Cross IT. m E. Pember 3996
" M.B.mB. S.B.Miller 5167 " M. L. m M. Huntington 2967+
Cooper J. m J. Hyde 4607 " S. m Chas. Hyde 2762
" M. m P. P. Fillmore 5253 Crowell —m W. Atkyns 5746
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" M. J. m Geo. Sill 5632+ Culver L. m C. Huntington 2531

Corah P. m P. Pearson 1973 Culverhouse A. m J. Waterman 343
Corbin R. m J. W. Hyde 4598 Cumminsis M. m C. Wadhams 3172
Corey S. m Russell Dorr 6345+ " M.^M. m G. Griswold 2183
" S. m Edwin Bill 7012+ Cunningham M.F.m E.Rogers 4551
Corless J. m F. H. Chase 4054+ Curd M. m E. R. I'ease 5850+
Cornell M. E. m W.W. Hyde 4097+ Curtis J. m E. Butler 4222+
" R. m J. Hickox 3068 " Z. m Hiram Hyde 1321
Cornwall P. m G. Hyde 2702 Cushman M. m 0. J.Tracy 3835
Cusliraan W. m W. C. Denison 6520 Denison S. m T. Ikitlcr 1332
Cutler A. M. m G. F. Bailey 4086 " —m J. E. Culver 6879+
Daii-y S. m Abel Hyde 1105 Dennie E. M. m F. U. Tracy 4001
Dakins A. E. m W. Martin 7186 " S. m Chas. Tracy 1264
Daley M. m S. M. Tracy 3834 Densmore A. m R. B. Marvin 4542+
Damon F. m E. E. Swift 6193^ Denton L. m C. Bingham 553
Dana B. m J. Metcalf 188 " S.K.mM.L. Bingham 6641
" J. m And. Post 2331 DePew C. M. m C. C. Leach 5518+
" S. m Moses Hyde 148 Derickson M. J.m T. L. Harris 6611+
Dane S. E. m J". L. Grummond 5452+ Deshon L. m S. Thamas 283
Daniels C. m E. B. Kingsley 6805f Desnoyers V. m H. S. Cole 5604+,
Darrow M. ni T. Elliot 5770 Devereaux T. m W. W. Pettit 6131+
" M. L. m J. S. Hyde 4025+ Dewey E. m L. P. Mosely 4779
" S. M. m A. H. Peck 6366+ " 0. m A. Metcalf 6762+
Dart Har. m J. L. Hyde 3433 <<
S. m S. Bingham 2362
Davis A. m V. L. Tracy 3837+ Dewolf L. m Russell Coit 2599c^
" E. m Wat. Hyde 986 Dibble F. M m S. A. Goodwin 3209
" J. S. m Thos. Wood 3320 Dickerson A. m E. Hubbard 1926
" L. m W. Davenport 6765+ " N. m J. Estabrook 3307
" R. m L. B. Stark 2815+ Dickey C. m G. R. Hyde 5072
'^
S. C. m John Curtis 4529+ DickinsonE.H.]nA.D.L.Jewett7328
" W. m L. G. Whaley 2829+ " S. m J. T. Mycatt 3737+
Davison A. m R. Tracy 3760 Dill Abig. m R. W. Hyde 4056
" S. m E. H. Mansfield 1367 DillinghamA.A.mRSSheldon3064+
Dawson E. m E. A. Metcalf 3252+ Dimock A. m Henry Sill 6379
" L. A. mC.C. Armstrong 4754 Disbrow M. m T. G. Cole 5604+
Dayton M. m J. Hickox 3068 Dixon C. m A. P. Edgerton 6793+
" P. m E. Davenport 6765+ Doane L. J. m C. B. Doane 3961
Dean C: m A. F. Hyde 4078 " M. M. m Jed. Tracy 6114
'•
E. m John Sill 5537 " P. P. m U. Mather 4479
" L. m H. Alden 4666 Dobbinss H. m John Post 6605
" M. m John Sill 5537 Dodd M. N. m G. F. Lord 5i346+
" V. m A. Mosely 4763 Dodge A. m A. Waterman 1241
DeAngelisMA.mO.H.Marshall7327 " E. m T. Waterman 1243
DearbornF.mWS.Huntington6916+ " E. m Rufus King 2983
DeBlois C. L. m A. Hunlinston 693X " M. m A. Waterman 1242
" C.L.mC. C.C.Tucker 6043+ " M. m E. Phelps 2705
DeForest E. N. m W. C. Hicks 3520+ " S. L. m R. W. Hyde 4056
" M. m Hez. Budd 1798 Doe Sarah m W. E. Beckwith 6450+
" P. m C. A. Griffin 6444 Doll S. D. m S. Metcalf 3252
DeFriest E. A. m F. N. Sill 5491+ Dorman C. m E. A. Lord 5346
Deidrick H. m A. F. Stone 3226+ Dor.set L. m D. Wiahtman 4386
Deitz C. L. m H. Throop '^834 Doughty M. m W. LrHubbard 5721+
DeKoren E. m E. K. Hubbard 5670+ Douglass C. m P. Peck 6367
Deming E. ni II. W. Janes 4519+ " E. m H. P. Haven 6478+
Denison A. m Jabez Hough 112 " E. m Wra. Pope 6117+
" A. m R. Huntington 6884 " J. m Wm. Hyde 2869
" H. m John Hough 110 Dow E. m H. Armstrong 4814
" M. m T. Wadhams 3121 " H.M.mH.H.Huntington3024
" M. m C. D. Shoemaker 5599+ " M. m J. Armstrong 4812
1420 INDEX.
Dow M. H. m 2863+ Edgerton M. m Azel Hough 2552

E. H. Hyde
" R. m J. 4812
Armstrong " P. m J. W. Isham 2800
Dowd Ann m L. Raymond 5978 " R. ra Azariah Hyde 236
" •
M. A. m E. Hyde 2960 " S. m T. Marshall 2584
Downer E. m A. Huntington 3721 Edwards H. m S. Tracy 3866
" M. m J. Birchard 1673 " S. m G. B. Griffin 6444+
Downs A. m A. 0. Hyde 2910 Ela Eliz. m Cyrus Ela 7358+
Drake R. m D. Norton 3162 Elderkin E. m E. Lathrop 7336
Draper T. m T. Tracy 1200 Eldrod A. H. m J. L. Dunham 2865+
Drury A. m J. Robinson 821 " L. m T. P. Fish 2807+
, " M. P. m J. Parsons 6072+ Eldredge F. m Z. Rogers 1444
Dudley D. m Milo Atis 5847+ " H. m I. G. Hyde 2764
" J. m Thos. Sill 451 " L. m G. Walworth 2300
Duglace M. m J. A. Lord 4511 " 0. S. m W. G. Hyde 2769
Duncan C. W. m D. J. Ely 6583 Elliot E. B. m 0. Raymond 6245
" S. m J. W. Harris 1849 " L. J. m E. Braman 3343
" S. H. m Z. S. Ely 6584 " Wid. m E. Sterling 5551
Dunn M. S. m E. H. Hall 4134+ " Wid. m W. F. Elhot 6178
Dunning E. ni P. P. Fillmore 5253 Ellis A. m Z. Huntington 6924
Dunshie R. m G. C Campbell 5079 " E. m D. Tracy 3815
Dupree P. m W. W. Hall 4528+ " L. m B. Hyde 340
Durfee E. m Enoch Lord 1821 " M. m G. Collins 3108
" G. xN. m J. B. Hyde 1741 " M. m G. T. Kasson 5U46
Durfey L. K. m H. Hyde 4888 " S. m Albert Hyde 4649+
Durkee E. m G. Gifford 1136+ " S. P. m H. Willes 6837
" K. m E. Ely 2306 Ellsworth C. m Ebeii. Hyde 226
Dusenbury D. m S. S. Jewett 5865 Ely C. m A. Perkins 5783
Dutch E. G. m R. Baxter 5971+ " E. m E. Sterling 5556
DutcherC. M. mF A.Sterling 5551+ " J. m Zab. Hyde 2868
" J. m I. Corwin 4818+ " J. m W. Sterling 5552
Dutton C. m E. Noyes 5341 " L. m J. L. Hyde 2870
" H. L. m D. C. Scudder 7035+ " M. A. m R. Pearson 463
" L. C. m E. D. Shuler 6388+ Wid. m A. Perkins
''
5783
Dwight M. E. m H. L. Young 3490 EnglehartM. M. m Edm. Dorr 6352
Dyke Jane m L. Elliot 5413 Ensign H. L. m C. Hamlin 3114+
Eacker H. m W. M. i:ddy 3743+ " H. M. m Oliver Peck 6370+
" H. m H. Armstrong 4812+ Esleeck J. m Edw. Dorr 6326
Early E. C m E. L. Tracy 3998 Evans E. S. m J. H. Tyler 4455
Earnst M. E. m A. H. Clark 3797 " H. m P. F. Peck 5285 '
Eaton R. T. m A. P Wood 3321 Everett D. H. m C. W. Gray 3147+
Eddy C. m B. Walworth 1340 " H. m J. G. Collins 3188
" M. m H. C. Denison 2292 " L. M. m Azar. Hyde 3636
Edgar M. m W. R. Sill 5476+ Evertson A. m W. L. Hubbard 5721+
Edgerton Zerviah m H.Abel 2374 Evitt E. m Joshua Hyde 681
" F. m T. Marshall 2584 Ewault E. L. m P. D. Rogers 3385+
" H. m J. Tracy 429 Fairbanks A Dm C M Bin" ham 5895
"
" H. m J. Barker 1517 " D. m R. S. Tracy 3871
" L. m J. Abel 2380 Fairchild F. m J. M. Hubbard 5670+
" L. m E. Rogers 1016 " M. m T. Collins 879
" L. m D. Hough 2547 Fairfax M. E. m C. K. Hyde 3455
Falconer M.P.m T.S.Sterling 5552-1- Fitch A. m John Post 2326
Falley M. m W. Cleveland 1058 " A. E.mR. II. Fillmore 4794-I-
Fanning 31. m S. Garduer 2827 " D.3I. mE. Leffingwcll3413
Fargo A. m C. H. Tracy 3751 " E. m W. Hillhouse 6151
" F. A. m W. G. Pcmber 3758 " L. m Sam. Rudd 640
" H. m Albert Hyde 15GG " L. R. m E. B. Hyde 363-^
" M. m 0. N. Raymond 5933-1- " M. m C. Abel 2417f
Farnliam A. m Edm. Dorr 2253 " M. m C. Metcalf 6760
" M. m G. H. Pinney 4657-t- " N. m J. S. Clark 5514
" L. m P. Bircliard 4U6 " R. m N. B. Bradford 5967
" P. m
Jabez Ladd 1586 " S. m S. Huntiniiton 787
Farnsworth L. m M. A. ) ,-n.r. Fithen Phebe m John Sill 449
Patterson )
Flanders L. m H. P. Trunjan 3731t-l-
'•
S. m Nath. Sill 5493-J- " M. A. m J. P. Lord 5345-^
Farrow A. 0. m M. G. Butler 3147-J- Flannan S. C m E. T. Parsons 6083-f-
Farrand M. A. m M. Elliot 21611 Fleming M. m A. Ladd 4799
" Wid. m W. S. Hyde 4088-J- Fletcher E. m Jona. Hyde 4591
Farwell S. m T. M. Sill 5633-}- " F. m Charles Hyde 4597
Faulkner M. m Jon. Dorr 2246 " L. m Abel Stark 1328
" M. m J. P. Sill 6377 Flint L. M. m J. Waterman 1245
Fay F. m A. R Phelps 5852-i- " N. m Eliph. Hyde 147
" L. m U. Edo-erton 4621 Flower M. m J. L. Clark 5516-f
" M. m T. H. King 2982 Foote H. m G. Mather 1997
Fellows I. m J. Denisou 5598a •'
H. m 0. C. Hough 6979-1-
Felshaw L. m W. Harrington 4767-*- " L. m G. Throop 729
Felthousen E. m B. Payne 5498-1" " 0. m P. Collins 876
Fenno H. S. m G. H. Howard 4397-J- " Wid. m S. Tracy 3825
Fenton J. I. m R. L. Clark 5414+ FordC. D. m W. H. Stoddard 7299
Ferguson C. ni L. Bingham
" 6639 " M. m E. N. Ely 5343-1-
S. m D. Bishop P. m Tim. Hvde
"' 3164-J- " 777
Ferris C. m R. S. Watson 3062-1" " S.E.mW.P^Burdiek 4192-1-
Ferry J. A. m. H. A. Converse 4684 " — m Horace Hyde 4592-h
.
Fessenden L. m Alvan Hyde 1557 Fordham E. m D. C. Hyde 4025+

Field C. L. m Alfred Ely 5784-1- Forman M. A. m M. H. Hyde 4073
" E. m G. B. Bates 560 4-1- Forsyth — m J. D. Perkins
. 4427+
" H. m C. H. Metcalf 6760-^ Fosdick C. m G. Richards 638
Fields H. m Zattu Hyde 2961 Foss F. J. m S. Green leaf 6103+
Fillmore H.B. m J. H.Tracy 3774 Foster E. m J. H. Huntington 3499
" T. m T. Pember 1646 " E. m E. H. Hyde 4654
Finch M. m L. Hough 6958 " F. W. m Aug. Hyde
1051
Finn C. m A. Armstrong 4853 " L. m 5244
J. R. Lathrop
Finney L. m Joseph Abel 2415 " M. M. m 5537+
H. J. Sill
Fish L.B. m A.L. Hutchinson 7113-f " R. m David Hough 7355
" N. m T. J. Rudd 3602 Fowler R. T. m Gates Hyde 4910
Fisher C. J. m T. L. Post 6604-1- " S. E. m H. AV. Hyde 4098+
Fisk C. m
L. W. Adgate 4502 " Wid. m J. Pierpont 3055
" E. m R. Armstrong 4868 Fox Alice m A. Lathrop 723
" S. P. m
Bur. Peck 4557 " Eliz. m A. Birchard 1667
Fitch A. m Sam. Hyde 120 Franklin L. m E. J. Ely 6572
" A. m Azel Hyde 658
1422 INDEX.
Fredenburgli C. mH
2936
Ganey E. A. m I. P. Brooks 3130+
Woodruff GannettDWmCB Sedgwick 3217+
Freeman E. F. m G. Jewett 5849 Gardner A. m J. Lathrop 709
" L. m J. A. Hamilton 5382+ " A. m C. D. Fillmore 5268
" M. L. m Frau. Hyde 2893 " F. m D. C Whaley 2829+
.
<' M- W. m A. Hawley 5500+ " H.A.mW.H.H. Fillmore 5267
Frcleigh C. M. m C " J. m R. Raymond 6238+ .
Huntington H.J 3071+ " J. C. m

S Sterling 5551+
French Cora m J. S IMorton 5559+ " L. m H. Pierpont 3074+
" E. m T. Waterman 275 " M. m A. Bailey 4792
" H. m Robert Hyde 1630 " M. C. m J. A. Pratt 2905+
" L. m Asa Hyde 214 " M. m W. P. Hyde 7256
" K. m J. E. Hyde 4702 Garrets R. m G. L. Shear 6316+
Frink E. m E. Huntington 789 Gates D. m J. Griffin 2258
" E. m M. Armstrong 4811 " F. D. m J. L. Lord 5345
" E. A. m L. H. Abel 6818 ^'
Har. m Jesse Stoors 3309
" H. C. m T. Sedgwick 2924 " J. m A. L. Armstrong 4813+
" H. H. m J. L. Fillmore 4794+ " S. m Lynde Elliot 1850
" J. m Josh. Abel 561 " S Mm HH Huntington 4535+
" — m L. Metcalf
. 673 Gautier C. M. m H. E. Sill 5537+
" M. m Darius Ladd 1585 Gaylord A. m C. CoUins 3102
" M. M. m L. H. Abel 6818 '•
M. L. m M. W. Gray 3147+
" S. m T. Metcalf 6761 " S. m A. Huntington 6933
Friot Eliz. m Jed. Hyde 1310 Geer Lucy m Van. Abel 1522
Frisbie —m W. Pierpont 3076
. Ghee M. m C. J. Lanman 6040+
Frost L. m Z. W. Grummond 54-52+ Gibbons M. m A. L. Smith 4563+
Fry C. m J. L. Grummond 5452+ Gibbs Azuba m C. Collins 183
Fuller Lucy m
S. Tracy 5227 ''
Waity m N. Baker 4761+
" Mary m
H. T. Hyde 1381 Gibson Mary m T. Parsons 2116
" M.E.mC.N.Bushnell 5234 Giddings L. m J. Alden 4665
" Mel. m
P. K. Leach 5518+ " M. m.E. Hyde 377
" N. m
Wm. Tracy 4044 " S. m H. Harter 4546+
" S. K. m J. B. Fillmore 4794+ Gifford E. m Z. Gifford 250
" — m T. Barker
. 1516 " E. m J. E. Baker 4761+
Fulton M. m A. C, Peck 5281 " L. m Sam. Abel 560
Furman E. m L. L. Hyde 13^4 " M. m S. Gifford 247
Gage L. m E. C Purdy 6542 Gilbert E. m Thomas Lee 481
Gager C. W. m F. R. Tracy 3756 " H. m C. Hyde 1072
" E. m H. Gager 1761 " S. A. m E. Patterson 4504
" H. m J. L. Stark 2816 Gild Abi. m Benj. Abel 580
" L. m Cherub Abel 2468 Gillespie Wid. m A. Mosely 1575
" 11. m W. Manwariug 628 Gillett A. m C G. Boalt 6035+
" S. m S. H. Barker 1609 " C. m D. Peck 6367+
" — m H. Leffingwell 1759 " M. m N. T. Wadhams 3143+
Gaige L. m J. K. Hyde 4114 " S. m I. Baldwin 3221
" Wid. m P. W. Hyde 1314 Gilman J. R.m I). Woodbridge 6127
Gale Clara m W. H. Allen 5364+ " S. m Jed. Hyde 4080
Gallup L. m L. C. Wadhams 3144 " — m Thomas Sill
. 5534
Gamberton E. B. m A. Stoon 3313 Givens Wid. m C. Tracy 3755
Ganey E. m I. P. Brooks 3130+ Gladding F. m C. W. Hayes 5884+
Gladwin R. m W. Waterman 344 Grey Eunice mRos. Hyde 3620
Goddard J. m J. II. Piatt 6040+ Griffin C. m R. W.
Iîrsons 6072+
Goodell M. m W. Hillhouse 6151 " D. A. m
Walworth 1342
II.
Goodrich E.G.m G.G. Hawley 5500+ " L. m T. Gordon 4862
" L. m H. K. W. Welch 7194 " P. m A. P. Ely 5784+
" M. m J. N. Hyde 1035 » Wid m I\I. Parsons 2113
" S. m Wm. Niles 5689 Griffith M. m F. R. Griswold 4594+
Goodsell A. m S. P.Goodsell 5846+ Griggs K. m B. H. Bill 7012+
Goodspeed M. m E. Metcalf 190 Grinuel H. A. m B. W. Sill 5588+
Goodwin A. m W. J. Goodsell 3078+ Griswold C. m Richd. Niles 5698
" E. m T. Collins 879 " E. m Nath. Post 87
" M. m A. G. Bailey 7153 " L. m Eliab Hyde 230 *
" S. m Zina Hyde 146 " S. m Elihu Hvde 295

Goodyear E. m Fred Hyde 2909 " S. m Sam. Post 85
Gordon E. m E. C. Hyde 7279 " L. A. m D. H. Brown 5060+
Gorton E. m E. T. Pettis 3760+ " — m T. Huntington 2530
.
Gould H. M. m M. A. Stillman 6800+ Grosvenor S. m G. Jewett 5904

" L. m Giles Sill 1886 Groves A. L. m G. A. Hyde 4074
" M. m I. P. Hyde 4658 Grow H. m H. Huntington 6915+
Gove N. M. m H. A. Hyde 2654+ Guernsey C. m M. Hubbard 1928
Grace E. H. m P. Rooers 3386+ GumbertonE. B. m A. Stoors 3313
Graham A. M. m P. E. Ptudd 7104+ Gunby S. m E. Tracy 3754
" C. m D. Hyde 2726 Gupdail — m Ash. Adgate 4489+
.
Grafton M. A. m D. J. Ely 6583 Guthrie J. m G. C. Hyde 741

Grant I. E. m A. J. Fowler 5194 Guy ton E. m G. Jewett 5849
" Mary m Jared Tracy 2500 Gyles H. m J. Parsons 2114
" Phebe m J. Hinckley 2609 Hackley H. m E. Metcalf 6767
" Sus. ni Sam. Post 534 Hadley H. m A. E. Perkins 5783+
Graves E. m Eben. Hyde 27 HafF A. m T. Patterson 5599a+
" N. m L. Binsham 2360 Hagar S. M. m W. Mitchell 6316+
" P. m E. C. Tracy 4C40 Haight — m Jabez Sill 1904
" S. m C. C. Bates 5604+ " E. m Milton Dorr 6346
Gray A. C. m 0. E. Mosely 4784 Hale E. A. m Seth E. Ely 5831
" . Chas. m J. R. Tracy 4015 " S. m 1911
R. L. Sill .
" Jea. m W. B.Walworth 4238 " S. m E. 6385

DeLamater
''
S. B. m H. N. Hyde 7161 " — m A. Atkyus 5748
Greeley S.P.m E. A.Greenleaf 6103+ Hall C. m Hez. Tracy 3826
Green L. A. m M. S. Pearcy 4139+ " C. m Clark Peck 6366
" M. A. m J. B. Matthews 6132+ " C. m A. Bailey 7145
" Sila m Z. Huntington 1164 " E. m E. Dunham 2865+
" S. m George Lee 6309 " E. m Elijah Hyde 778
" S. R. m Geo. G. Sill 5478 " L. m Math. Peck 6371
• " Viola m Jas. Pitts 6335+ " L. ni Jacob Hyde 1550
" R. m Josh. Abel 2380 " M. m C. D. Wadhams 3121+
Greenleaf H. m J. Richards 637 " M. m Peter Tracy 3772
" M. m Fes. Bates 5604+ " M. S. m David Buck 7039+
Gregory A. m J. Collins 887 " M. m R. Blanchard 2989
" A. m R. Elliot 1849 " P. m T. Huntin<jton 1161
" E. m P. ColUns 3189 " S. m J. Hubbard 1946
" J. m Jona. Rudd 117 Hallam L. m U. Tracy 2502
1424 INDEX.
Hallam N. m Elislia Hyde 315 Harvey L. m I. L. Warner

4524
Halleubach E. mChas. Lee 6312 " S. m Isaac Sill 1898
" S. m C. P. Butler 54(50 Haskell H. D. m E. Greenleaf 6103
Halliday S. m
And. Sill 6378 " L. m M. P. Greenleaf 6103+
Hamilton E. m
W. G. Sill 5495+ Haskins M. m R. Manwaring 6490
" L.m S. F. Hyde 987 " S. ra John Hyde 33
" S. m E Bishop 3164+ Hastings E. m A. W. Gay 5219
Hammond C. A. m E. F. Hyde 5091 " M. m Josh. Tracy 1191
" F. m W. C. Hubbard 7036+ Hatch C. A. R. m R. H. Tracy 5231
" M. m S. Metcalf 189 " C. E. m A. L. Babcocl 5299+
" M. m R. P. Hyde 2763 " Mary m Elisha Hyde 1285
" — m B. 11. M. Sill 5593 " S. M. m S. Fillmore 4794+
Hampton S. A. m B. D. Sill 5587+ Haven P. m N. L. Griifwold 2182
Handy A. J. m F. S. Dunham 2865+ Havens C. m Elij. Tracy 3848
Hardee M. m M. J. Peck 6371+ " M. m Dan. Tracy 1198
Hardin E. m M. T. Walworth 4247 Hawcs A. P. m 0. E. Hosmer 6085+
" Wid.mR. H.Walworth 1339 Hawkins C. ni J. E. Pierpont 3074+
" I. m J. H. Post 2330 " M. m L. B. Hyde 4615
Hardshot M. 31. m J. Willguss 6607+ Hawks R. m T. G. Abel 6801
Hardsough S. m L. W. Ladd4828 " Wid m J. Bingham 552
Hargin A. E. m L. S. Eddy 3743+ Plawley E. m G. G. Sill 5495
Harper A. m A. Austin 6462 " H. m M. Adgate 1479
" —m John Hough 7355+ Hay C. m M. Armstrong 48 IV^
Harris A. m Z. Lathrop 2494 " J. m R. C. Hyde 1318
" A. m Silas Stark 1326 Haynes M. M. m J.C.Walworth 1338
" A. m S. Tracy 1793 Hay ward E. mG. W.J. Swan 4399+
" E. m J. T. Waite 6871+ Hazen A. m Asa Hyde 985
" H. m J. C. Hyde 2756 " A. m Amasa Hyde 1711
" J. m P. Hyde 1093 " E. m A. Peck 1816
" L. m G. Ft. Sheldon 6381+ " H. m Jacob Hyde 376
" L. A. m C. D. Sill 6379+ " L. m Benj. Abel 96
" M. m C. S. Hall 6086+ " M. m D. Armstrong 4813
" N. m Zeb. Lee 6308+ " — m Ulysses Ladd 4796
. '' P. m Jabez Hough 012 " S. m Wilkes Hyde 1619
" S. m E. Mitchell 6316 Hazlet S. J. m C. D. Pratt 3550
Harrison S. m J. M. Pierpont 3057 Heaton Mary m Elisha Sill 455
" S. m G. E. Dorr 6331+ Heath M. m Almon Sweet 4135+
Hart A. E. m C. D. Rogers 3402+ Hebbard C. m D. W. Houo-h 6980
" C. m A. Tredway 4499a " E. m E. H. Mansfiehi 1367
" M. m ElLsha Sill 1912 " L. m J. Durkee 3379
" —m Geo. Munford 5681+ " L. P. m P. D. Rogers 3385+
Hartness J. A. m Geo. C. Lay 5978+ " Z. m J. Tracy 429
Hartshorn A. m Thos. Pember 397 Hecock E. m A. Collins 3087
" E. m Hermou Gainer 1761 HedenborgS.H.m II. A.Foster6806+
" J. G. m J. L. Hyde 1729 Hedge C. E. m J. H. Tilden 4547+
" L. m Jacob Pember 399 Hellis M. m J. D. Wolf 6425
" L. m J. B. Hyde 1089 Hempstead A. S. m J. T. Hyde 3472
" L. m A. M. ^Mles 4780+ Hendee M. B. m G. P. Lord 6575+
Hartwell M. E. m Edw.Oollins3191 Hendershot M. m J. Willguss 6607+
Harvey A. m Micah Sill 1899 Henderson M.mS. H. Weaver 4377
Hendrick M. m II. C. Wrio-lit 3120+ Holbrook C. m A. P. Marvin 5548+
Heury F. m
E. Beutley
"^
1222+ " E. m Jos. Hyde 1505
" H. C. m
M. M. Potter 4572 Holcomb A. m Dan. Hyde 4532
HensleyE.mG.MWoodbridge G127+ Holderby E. m J. II. Rogers 4437
" E. J. m E./Braman 3843 Holdrich R. m D. A. Hyde 4718
Herron E. R. m Richard Sill 5G21+ Holdridge E. mP. Hyde' 426
Hewett C. m Asa Abel 2882 Holley Mary m F. Miles 3163+
" S. m Elea. Hyde 34 Holman L. C. m S. F. Jarvis 5386+
Heyer J. E. m V. W. Parker 3129+ Holme S. m A. A. Lord 5441
HibberdA.E. m J.S.Williams 2819+ Holmes R. m J. E. Marshall 7049
" F. m Z. L. Tracy 3738 " Wid. m J. R.Bradford 5968
Hickman 31. m D. Davenport 67G5+ Holt S. M. m T. C. Mather 4478+
Hicks C. m C. T. Whipple 6761+ Homes Cath. m V. Atwood 3951
" C. A. m J. H. Raymond 5931+ Hopkins Eliz. m J. Marvin 5560+
E. m H. P. Morgan
'•
4212+ " F. m A. P. Smallcy 4184
" L. m E. D. Griffin 6441+ " J. A. m W. E. Sill 5649
" L. E. m N. Hyde 2767+ " M. m A. H. Sill 5576+
Higgins M. S. m S. B. Sheldon 5785+ " S. m Jesse Clapp 4629
Highland S. m W. J. Niles 5689+ " S. m Wm. Sill 5504
Higley Sola m W. H. Denison 2291 " S. M. m E. E. Sill 1920
Hiidreth R. m J. A. Hyde 2947 " — m W. M. W. Dorr 6345+
Hill C. J. m C. P. V. N. Hyde 4080+ Horning M. m J. H. Elliot 5771+
•" E. S. m A. Patterson 2856 Horton^C. m Thos. Hyde 1744
" E. m W. Patterson 2857 " C. m John Pope 6117+
" J. m R. J. Elliot 2164 ''
M. CmW.P.J. Hyde 4106
" L. m A. Rockwell 3030 Hosby Wid. m H. A. Packard 4561+
. " L. S. m Richard Sill 5547+ Hosford M. m Elijah Abel 6663
" MR.mA.H.Huntington3071+ Hosmer H. m T. Hillhouse 2153
" —m S. A. Hyde 2650 " M. m Abial Hyde 229
Hills L. A.m J. L. Stark 4189+ " M.D.mJ.L.Penniman6040+
Hinckley A. m J. Tracy 590 " S. m B. H. Edgerton 5144
" C. C. m T. B. Hyde 4080+ Hotchkiss A. M. m E. B. Hall 4528+
" H. m E Huntington 6936 House C. m S. B. Janes 4519+
" L. m U. Lathrop 1464 Hovey Ruth m Uri Tracy 1195
Hinman C. m J. Edgerton 1510 Howard B. m A. H. Sweet 4135+
" E. m F. S. Clark 5514+ " L. C. m Eben. Hyde 2863
" L. m Rich. Hyde 1290 " M. J. m A. Hyde 2977
" S. m Asahel West 2804 '^ M. J. m H. L. Jewett
5853
Hinsdale M. mD. W.Edgerton4621+ Howe C. m W. M. Lord 5322
" C. m C. C. Manwaring 6476+ " N. m W. Lord 1822
Hitchcock M. m Eri Tracy 3868 » O. m A. Norton 3160
" P. m H. D. Patterson 2856+ « Wid. m J. M. Xilcs 5099
" S. E. m J. E. Warner 6201 Howell J. m A. D. Fish 2S07+
Hoadley S. m W. E. Dodge 3540+ Howes Kez. m Elea. Hyde 992
Hoag J. A. m S. Gordon 4863 Hoxie A. J. m Josh. Tracy 3830
HoaglandMEmHBDavenporte765+ " A.L.mH.A.Waterman3927
Hobbie J. A. m W. M. Ladd 4822 Hoxsey S. m S. L. Abel 6813
Hobby Sar. m J. Hubbard 1946 Hoyt J. R. m E. L. Houghton 4191+
Hoe E. A. m Giles S. Ely 6569 Hubbard C mT. F. McCurdy 5375+
Hoge Mary m A. Campbel^ 5080 «'
C. H. m J. L. Chester 3757+
179
1426 INDEX.
Hubbard E. G. m Edw. Buck 7039+ Huntington L. m

Elisha Tracy 591
" L.m E. Backus 2139 " L. mL. Collins 865
" L.m H. J. Sedgwick 3217+ " L. C. m
Elisha Tracy 2513
" M. m W. B. Hall 6086+ " M. m Juo. Rudd 2601
" m. J. GiflFord
S. 249 " M. E. mL. A. Hyde 5071
" R. Manwaring
S. ni 2271 " P. mEben. Hyde 226
Hubbell L. A. m J. Waterman 1245 " R. mW. G. Tracy 6860
" M. m M. Adgate 4495 " S. m I. Johnson 3732+
" W^LmC.A.E.| 4(,,,,
" W.m J. W.Tracy 6861
Hamilton j
Huntley A. m Martin Abel 2466
Hubbert S. S. m W. F. Tracy 4044+ " A. m P. Pearson 5795
Hudson N. m R. Beckwitb 6319 " E. W. m W. B. Jewett 5857+
Huijhes W. m A. Metcalf 6762+ " M. m A. Pearson 5796
Hufbert C. m W. Hubbard 5713 Hurd C. S. m H. S. Ilewett 6143+
" E. m N. Collins 886 " MM.mWLWoodbridge 6128+
" F. A. m J. Raymond 5931+ Husted L. A. m C. Norton 3161
" J. m H. Hubbard 5716 Huston Mary m E. E. Swift 6193+
" M. m Jesse Hyde 1494 HutchinsS. C. m D. H. Adgate 4493
« N. m D. M. Jewett 2022 " — m A. Hazen 4596+
" S. S: m. W. F. Tracy 4044+ Hutchinson M. m J. Munson 1390
Hulings E. E. m C. Denison 5598+ " S. J. m E. Thomas 1250
Hull C. m Alex. Hyde 4696 Hutton A. m E. W. Welles 6459
" E. m Joseph Hyde 657 Hyde M. m C. S. Spencer 5242a+
» H. C. m P. Mosely 4760+ " S. A. m H. F. Mather 5824
'<
P. E. m H. A. Elliot 5766+ <'
Wid. L. m Josh. Abel 561
Humiston S. m S. Pierpont 3U54 Ingersoll S. B. m L. R. Corwin 4118+
Humphreys S. m Ira Hyde 2880 Ingham S.D.m W.A.Morgan 4212+
" S. M. m E. C. Hubbard 5722+ Ingraham D. m Joseph Niles 1935
Hungerford H. m Dan. Sill 5587 Ingraham L. m David Lay 5978
" M. S. m Z. R. Ely 4450 Ingraham S. m Jas. Rogers 1017
Hunt D. m W. D. King 5241c Ireland E. E. m E. C. Dorr 6326+
" L. P. m A. L. Tracy 3770+ Isham S. F. m H. Alden 4665+
" M. H. m A. S. Waite 6072+ Isham Wid. m William Sill 5504
" R. m S. E. Keyes 5790+ Ives Jane m C. Norton 3161
" S. m S. Hubbard 7036+ Jackson E. m E. Leffingwell 3943
Hunter N. A. m E. F. Hyde 5091 " M. m S. Lathrop 37316
Hunting E. m C. H. Woodruff 2934 " M. L. m C. H. Piatt 4272
" P. m R. S. Peck 6372 " P. m L. L. Tracy 3850
" P. m J. Chadwick 6373+ " S. M. R. m 0. H. Prince 6164+
Huntington A. m C. Collins 181 James E. m Russell Dorr 6390
" A. m D. Hough 2548 " G. V. m H. T. Niles 5359+
''
E. m Thos. Hyde 52 " S. m W. D. Hyde 5110
" E. m Mat. Hyde 36 Jamison M. m N. S. Hyde 3622
" E.3I. mJ. Griswold 6033 Janes Mary m G. A. Hyde 4089+
" F. m E. D. Griffin 2259 " Sarah m Dan. Hyde 130
" H. m J. Turner 6868 Jarvis P. m Theo. Rogers 352
" H. D. m H. W. Hough 7016+ " S. m Peleg Hyde 296
" J. m Abner Hyde 54 Jayne J. M. m L. Trumbull 4480+
" L. m E. Tracy 591 Jenkins A. m W. W. Mumford 5(181+
" L. m Eben. Hyde 149 " E.M.mJ.C.Devereux4216+
1427
Jenkins L. m Jabez Ilyde 1703 Kellogg A. m J. A. Paine 6300
" S. m 11. Metcalt" (3702 " E. m H. H. Marvin 4542+
Jenks 0. m I. N. Look 5454+ " J. E. m J. D. Dorr 0339
Jerome A. m H. M. Hyde 2650+ " L. m J. Denison 2293
" 0. A. m J. Patterson 285G+ " L. M.m S.J. Huntington 3071+
" H. m S. Niles 5359 Kelly E. m G. C. Huntington 3497
Jersey M. m A. C. White 4182+ " H. W. m E. W. Hyde 2962
Jewett 0. m N. Barker 1514 " L. B. m E. Hough 7021
Johnson A. m E. I. Abel 4522 " M. P. mT. J. Johnson 4396
" B. m John Tracy 258 " N. B. m W. K. Hough 7009
" C. m A. Baldwin 895 Kendrick E. m H. C. Cone 5511+
" E. m Volucy Hyde 2959 Kenedy M. m B. Beckwith 6318
" E. m W. F. Elliot 6178 " N. m Abm. Foote 6317+
" F. m B. C. Denison 5598+ Kent Han. m E. Hubbard 1926
" Gr. A. m J. C. Bausom 6513+ Keuyon P. m T. D. Tracy 3867
" H. m Ben]. Tracy 1277 Ketchum P. m B. Edgerton 6793
" H. m A. Hinckley 2667 Kibbe D. m E. Lathrop 1831
" H. ni J. B. Bailey 7154 Keyes M, D. m Peab. Keyes 5790+
" J. m J. M. Armstrong 4851 Kilborn M. m P. W. Hyde 1314
" L. m Nath. Hyde 680 " M. m P. W, Hyde 4120
" L. m A. Griswold 2222 ''
S. m A. W. Hyde 1312
" M. m Daniel Tracy 262 Kimball S. m Tho. Hough 2556
" M. ni J. Denison 6473 Kimbark 31. J. m C. M. Hyde 5160
" M. E. m J. G. Lord 5431 Kimberly J. m A. 3Ictcalf 3262
" M.L.mP.H.Greenleaf6104+ King L. m H. Bartholemew 3127+
" R.m Wm. Hyde 4088 Kingsbury C. m A. Abel 2482
" S.m Jon. Rudd 1797 " E. m A. Kingsbury 4988
" S.m J. Griswold 2100 " E. m J. Griswold 6710
" S. m John Hough 2550 " H. m Jacob Hyde 53
" S. m J. Armstrong 4852 " M. m Dudley Tracy 1190
" S. m J. Greenleaf 6105 " R. m Simon Tracy 3770
" S. A. m I. Knapp 2772+ Kingman H. m S. Greenleaf 6104
Joiner N. A. m D. Sill 5640+ Kingsley 0. m R. Beckwith 6319
Jones E. N. m G. A. Craige 3007+ Kinney C. m Asa Baker 6681
" H. m E. Tracy 1179 " M. m C. 0. Tracy 3738
" H. m Jabez Tracy 1791 " M. m H. Vincent 6312+
" J. A. m F. T. Potter 4806+ " M.A.mWDHuntington6881+
" L. A. m D. Metcalf 925 " S. m E. Kingsbury 4980
" L.A.m A.H.Huntington 3707 Kirkland E. m Abner Hyde 1620
" L. M. m A. L. Carrier 4337 " E. m W. J. Bacon 5682+
" M. m F. L. Carrier 4336 " E. m E. Robinson 3047
" M. J. m D. T. Smith 3390+ " E. m L. J. Tracy 3779+
" S. M. m Frank. Dorr 6337 " L. m Sam. Hyde 1618
Judd M. m Jas. Eddy 3743+ " L. m Chas. Tracy 6860+
Kausler M. S. m D. Hubbard 7038+ " M. D. m A Elliot 1852
Kay M. A. m A. P. Smalley 4184 " S.M.mW.W.Huutington3025
Keelei* E. jn A. D. Grinnell 6516 " U. m J. H. Jewett 5922
" L. L. m Thos. Gordon 4862 " V. A. m Jared Hyde 1495
Keeney E. m M. Parsons 6072+ Kissam E. m E. Anderson 5777
Keith M. A. m Henry Taft 5149+ " M. m M. E. Anderson 5779
1428 INDEX.
Knapp m S. J. Armstrong 4813t

B. Lawrence S. E.m E.H.White 5562+
" m E. P. Sill
M. 6376f Lawson H. m C. H. Sargent 4289
" M, M. m 0. W. Metcalf 6763+ Lay Har. m P. L. Tracy 6887
Kuight A. m Daniel Sill 1918 " M. A. m A. Frisbie 6330+
Knight J. m Azor Abel 6676 " S. m Richard Ely 1991
Ladd A. m Sam. Ladd 1580 Layton E. C. m P. Spen-y 3065+
" C. A. m D. F. Abel 6819 Leach I. B. m L. Hawley 5500+
" S. m Dan. Hyde 1501 Learned G. m J. L. Hubbard 6040+
" L. m Ricardo lludd 7108 " M. C. m a. Adgate 4496
" Wid. m A. Bailey 4792 Leavins J. A. m R. H. Hyde 1380
" — m J. Leffingwell 1757 " M. S. m J. L.. Stoddard 5501+
Lake L. m Dennis Corey 4848+ Leavitt L. m A. W.Mitchell 6206+
Lamb L m S. Mitchell 5790-1- Lebarron J. mC
Raymond 5943
.
Lambert A. M.mR. Huntington 6884 Lee Abigail m Benj. Hyde 48

" B. m S. A. Tracy 4002 " Amy m Oliver Peck 6370
Lamport C.B.mE. C.Hunt-) pqi«4- " Amy m G-. Clark 1891
ington )
" Azub. m Joseph Sill 450
Lamson m A.W. Barnet 4122
II. " C. m Elijah Ely 1956
Landers A. m J. Metcalf 3251 " E. m a. Griswold 74
Langdon H. m 0. P. Hyde 7222 " E. m Joseph Sill 1877
Langrel A. m Wm. Hyde 288 " E. m F. C. Curtis 4529+
Lane E. B. m D. G Fanning 7038+
.
" E. m W. H. Abel 6801+
" P. m Geo. Elliot 5766 " a.M.m R.H.McCurdy 5395
Lansdale E.m A.H.Griswold 6027 " H. m J. Griswold 73
Lansing C. m Gard. Tracy 6862 " H. m W. W. Paine 6301
" E. m Edward Hyde 4693 " H. m John Sill 449
LarrimoreH.C.mEnochD. Ely 6585 «'
H. m N. Jewett 2011
Lasher A. E. mD. W.C. Toll 3297+ " H. M. m AV.C.Sterling5551+
" C. m N. L. Griswold 2182 " J. m Sam. Hyde 2
" Jane m W. N. Sill 5491+ " L. C: m Hor. Fitch
2881
Lathrop A. m Elijah Abel 583 "M. m O. C. Hyde 682
" C. A. m 6378+
B. S. Sill "M. m J. M. Baker 5517+
" . D. m I. Lathrop
715 "M. A.m E.P.Greenleaf 6102+
" D. m Josi. Tracy
3779 "M. L. m M. Greenleaf "
" H.N. mN.Huntin£?ton 1167 "O. m Jabez Sill 5588
" L. m A. P. Cleveland 1062 "P. m J. Reynolds 468&
" M. A. m A. H. Hough 7008 Leffingwell A. m John Post 540
" M. m G-. M. Hyde 1032 " A. m A. Rogers 3400
" m Sam. Post
R. 14 " E. m Ezra Hyde 45
" m Eh Hyde
R. 233 " H. m A. Waterman 278
" Wid. m Jesse Abel 2375 " J. E. m L. Rogers 3385+
Latimer E. m L.W.Gardiner 5959 " M. m Abial Hyde 229
" F. C. m H. D. Hyde 2765 " M. m N. Richards 638a
" S. m F. S. Hyde 4103 ''
M. m Steph. Post 2325
" Wid. m N. Hubbard 1943 " S. R. m John Hyde 1702
Latilla E.H.m J. C. Sterling 6557+ Leonard L. E. m S. W. Hyde 4690
Lawrence C.mJ.A.Hillhouse 6139 Lester J. m E. Martin 7187
" A. m S. J. Niles 5689 " M.mW. R.Hyde' 3426
*'
E. m David Jewett 7328 Lewis C. m J. Elliot 1846
" E. m J. Baldwin 3221+ " C. m J. C. Mather 5824+
Lewis E. J. m A. II. Hyde 4539 Luce E. m L. L. Hyde 1384
" I. m Amasa Ilyde 701 Luddington S.m A.CGoodsell 3078+
" L. m F. J. Dorr G33S+ Ludlow^M. m Chas. Hyde 1037
" M. m C. U. Hyde 7255 Lusk E. H. m C. H. Toll 3297+
" S.
J
m Peter Peck 5809 Lutes E. R.m W.Mathewson 5119
I Jed. Peck 5810 Lyman A. m E. C. Hyde 2875
" T. E. m 11. Pearson 5794+ " A. m Corydon Hyde 2739+
Lillie L. m H. Biugham 6648 " H.A.mEAHuntington 3038
Linville A.m O.S.Armstrong 4753 " J. m Caleb Abel 2417
Lipham L.L.mDPHillhouse 6145 " L. m E. G. Hubbard 5675
Little E. m R. A. McCurdy 5375-i- " M. m Zab. Hyde 740
" E. M. m Zina Hyde 772 " M. m Lynde Lord 1828
Livingston A.m Asahel Hyde 4610 Lynde E. m Rich. Lord 63
" F. m R. N. Sill 5491 " H. m G. Griswold 74
" C. m Sam. Mather 6062 " S. m T. Griswold 491
Lloyd S. m J. Hillliouse Lyon M. m Eli Hyde
"
2148 1552
Locke L. m J. H. Barnet 4122+ Lyons J. m Wm. Dorr 2255
Lockwood E.m J. L.Warner 4527 Mabbet J. A. m B. T. Jewett5844+
" H. M.m A.D.Fillmore 5270 Mactier Wid. m D. Jewett 7328
" L. m L. McCurdy 1839 Madison M. E. m G. C. Leach 5518+
" P. m C.H.Hyde 5113 Maine H. M. m E. Mitchell 6316+
Loder Anne m Slier. Hyde 1716 Mallory R. ra J. H. Goodsell 3078+
Lodowick C. m W.W.Curtis 4529+ Mann C. m H. M. Paine 6300+
Longfellow M.m J.Greenleaf 6104+ " E. m Theodore Sill 1921
Lougyer C m Alfred Gould 5602 Manning Cm J.31. Baldwin 3224
Loomis A. m H.R. Edgerton 5147 " N. m J. Griswold 6709
" M. M. m H. Baldwin 3220+ Mansfield M.m S.L.Bingham 5894
" N. m E. Hutcliinson 7113 " S. A. m Vincent Pitts 6335+
Lord A. m A. Huntington 2538 Maples 31. A. m Henry Sill 6379
" A. m S. Gifford 247 Mariner H. m 0. Truman 3731 i+
" A. m F. E. Tracy 3779+ Marsh E. m Ben. Hyde 1738-
" E. m Prosper Rudd 2600 " H. m Sam. Ely 461
*«
E. mBenj.Hyde 48 " J. E. m H. E. Niles 5689+
" E. A. m J. Botume 3350+ " M. m B. B. Hyde 1736
« L. W. m Geo. G. Sill 5478 " R.m H.Baldwin 896
» M. m Oliver Abel 2480 Marshall A. m Henry Sill 5476
" M. H. m F. Griffin 6430 " L. m S. Metcalf 910
" S. W. m E. C. Hyde 3470 '
" N. m Moses Niles 19-36
" T. m T. Backus 6118 Martin A. m T. D. Look 5454+
" Wid. m David Hougli 6979 ''
D. A. m Rial Tracy 1201
Lottridge E. m And. Wolf 6420 " E. m G. Huntington 2539
Lovelaud A.F.mCMGriswold 4594+ " H. m J. Hutchinson 7114
" M. A. m J. M. Rudd 3603 " J. m Levi Hyde 213
Lovell E. m C. F. Waite 6072+ " P. m E. Mosely 4764
" L. C. m H. Rogers 1455 " S. A.m N. L.Raymond 6242
Loveridge H.mW.Wadhams 3123+ Marvin A. m M. Parsons 2113
Lovett E. If. m Henry Hyde 2871 " E. m S. Griswold 502
" M. m Geo. Dorr 2236 " H. m Enoch Lord 436
Low Sarah C
m John Ely 1999/+ " M. m Uriah Hyde 303
Lucas J. m U. Collins 3104 " M. m Stephen Lee 470
)
1430 INDEX.
Marvin M. m S. Griswold 505 McMullen L.m C.T.Jenkins 4248+

" M. m Lynde Lord 1823 McNiel A. m L. Fillmore 5250
" N. m Pt. L. Waite 6047+ " M. K.m E.F.Rockwell 3031
" P. m Seth Ely 1999»i McNoll P. m Arba Hyde 4649
" S. m Geor<ê Dorr 509 Meach M. m Wm. Abel 1523
Mason Eliz.m J.G-.Hillhouse 2147 Mead E. A. m Edwin Hyde 3440
Matheny D. m Joseph Dorr 6403 " J. m Guilf. Tracy 3781
" M. m W. D. Wolf 6419 " L. m John Abel 6675
Matter J. m John Parsons 6072 Mefoy L. J.m W^ F.Lovejoy 3227+
" J. m Allyn Hyde 1072 Mellindy A.P.mG.W.Jewett 5857
" L. m J. Sill 449 Mercien E. m Wm. Hyde 3441
" M. m Richd. Lay 2061 Mercer S. m C. D. Shoemaker 5599+
" M. m S. H. Parsons 2115 Merick A. m Gurdon Hyde 1746
" R. m Jas. Hyde 3438 " J. m Isaac Foote 2942
Matlock D.m D.F. Raymond 6166 Merrill D. m Ashur Adgate 1478
Matson R. m Joseph Sill 450 " H. m E. Griswold" 2397
Mattice A. m W. Throop 2833 " J. m D. Goodwin 3208
Mattison A. m C. L. Keeler 6312+ " S. m E. Griswold 2396
" S. m R. B. Dimock 6381+ Merrimam Cm D.W.Mather 5828
Mattoon M. m B. Metcalf 2436 " L. A. m H. Baldwin 3220
Maxon Sar. m S. S. Hyde 1717 Messenger H. L.m C.P.Hyde 2792
Maxwell 0. m J. C. Walter 3091+ Michaels M.L.mO.B.Throop 2835
" S. m J. Hutchinson 7112 Michler H. M.m T. D.Coy- 1
^^^^
Maynard J.m T. W. Whaley 2829+ ningham
" M. m S. B. Sheldon 5785+ Middleburgher H. m A. Dorr 6351
McCall M. m D. Hinckley 2666 Miles C, m 0. E. Waite 6072+
" — m N.D. Robinson 6821+ " J. m S. D. Hubbard 5673
McCann MmWIIManwaring 6484 " M. A. mG.W.Metcalf3264
McCartee P. D. m A. Beach 3128+ Millard 0. m L. Armstrong 1599
McCausiand AFm CWHyde 7223 Miller A. m C. H. Hyde 1042
McConnell A.mA. Waterman 1241 " A. M. m E. G. Elliot 5408
" M.m G-.A.Woodbridge 4423 " C. m H. I. Baldwin 3221+
McCoskryANmCDCleveland 3534 " E. m Rufus Elliot 1851
McDaniels D. m J. G. Jewett5919+ " F. m J. Denison 6510
McDonough R. m H. G. " I. m W. P. Abel 6668+
5670+
Hubbard I
" M. m J. Denison 2268
McEwen C. m Jos. Hyde 4691 " M. m J. Atkyns 5743
McGill J. m Jed. Hyde 4080+ " M. m E.P.Huutington 4559+
" S. m H. E. Lord 5348 " 0. m W. W. Gager 5298
McGowen MmAHWJackson 408^+ " L.M.m G.E.Whitmore 4100+
McGregor J. m Jed. Hyde 4080+ " S. m A. Huntington 3719
Mcllwain C. m J. H. ) p-z-kj.
" S. R. m S. T. Hubbard 5721
Hotchkiss I
^'^^-^
" — m T. Atkyns 5745
McKcnney E.m S.Wadhams 3171 Millington L.m H. S. Sweet 4135+
McKnight M. m Deod. Sill 5632 Mills A. m W. Robinson 820
McLean J. D. m C. Tracy 3755 " F. m G. W. Lord 5349
" L. m Math. Dorr 511 " H. m C. B. Lord 5432
McLcndon E.m I. P.Brooks 3130+ " M. m C. Metcalf 6760
McMahon M.T.m N.D.Clanp 4215+ Miner E. m R. Gardner 4211
McMath M.A.m Thos.Hyde 4540 " E. D. m John Foote 6317+
1431
Miner E. T. m J. Backus 3G10 Mulford A. m G. A. Gibbs 7311
" F. m O. T. llogers G505+ " N. M. m C. Bobinson 3050
" M. m E. P. Metcalf GTG2+ Mulloy M. m H.B. Picrpont 3074
" M. m J. Manwaiing G21 Mulsil M.A.m F.R.Beckwith 6449+
" R. S. m Sam. Rouers 3385 Mumford J. M. m A. N. Sill 558G+
Minifie A. H. m C H. Fay 4048+ " M. m O. L. Johnson 3732+
Mitchel A.m D.E.BiiDsmade G203 " Wid. m S. Wolcott 2595a
*'
A. m Rich. Lord 1819 Murchison M.m C.D.Rogers 3394+
" J. S. m Zab. Rogers 441G Murdock M.A.m Zcb. Butler 5461
" S. E. m A. H. Toll 3297+ " M. m N. Elliot 2161
Mix E. m Gates Hyde 4910 Murphy A. m L. W. Hyde 1113
" M. M. m H. Doaue 3962 " J. A. m E. P. Rogers 3386+
Montgomery H. m W. A. ) o-ioi^
""
" N. M m E. Rogers "
Baldwin I
^ Murray M. m C. Warner 2791+
" L. m J. Reynolds 4595+ ''
C. m G. Trumbull 4480+
Moody E.R.ma.W.Sterling 5551+ Myers F. m E. m Jenkins 4248+
Moon Eliz. m B. C. GrinneH G515 Mygatt E. m A. Hyde 1737
Moore E. E. m G. W. L. Lord 5323 Myrick C. m C. Adgate 4494
" C. m Septa. Hyde 4591+ Nash Miss m Thos. Hyde 2675
" M. m A. Bingham 2357 Neale Anuem R. F. Cleveland 3529
" M.E.mD.CHuntington 4559+ Nearing E. m M. H. Wells 3571
" 0. m Ethel. Sill 5576+ Needham II. mE. Kingsbury 4991
Moran A. m H. M. Hyde 3460 Nielsen A. A. m Geo. Griffin 6443
Morehouse A. m J.S.Grinnell 6517 Nelson E. m 0. Raymond 5932
Moreland N. m S. D. Peck 6367+ " M. m S. Armstrong 4755
Morgan A. m Gurdon Abel 2484 " M. A. m Edw. Tracy 1265
" H.A.m Henry Rogers 3386+ Nettleton A. m G. W.-Goodsel 3078+
" J. m B. Huntington 6929 Nevins Frs. m C. Thomas 1256
" M. m D. Woodbridge 6127 " M. m Jas. Hyde 227
" P- m S. Griswold 2399 Newbury E. m G. S. Sill 5579
Morrill C.A.m J.M.Grinnell 6515+ " E m E. N. Sill 5576
Morris C. m S. Harrington 4767
" E. m G. E. Porter 6697+ Newkirk A. M. m W. Clark 3800
" E.A.mCAWoodbridge 6130+ " E. L. m C. B. Hyde 3581
" E. H. m J. T. Gilbert 2883 " M. L. m Jos. Hyde 4654+
" S. A. m E. A. Leonard 3233 Newton C. m G. W. Collins 3105
Morse C. m S.E.Huntingtou 6924+ » E. W. m L. G. Morgan 4212+
" E. mJ. Bottam 3351 " J. m Elijah Hyde 2729
" H.M.m Jesse T.Ladd 4827 " L. m C. G. Hyde 2728
" M. m C. Griswold 6719 Nichols L. m
Eben. Hyde 779
" N. E. m H. Bingham 2361 ''
L. mE. L. Hyde 2727
Morton E. m Alfred Tracy 3999 " M. S. m T. Piatt 5788+
" J. m E. Chapin 5607+ " T. mA. W. Barnet 4122
« P. m B. H. Smith 5260 Nicholas M.C.m F.B. Leonard 3232
Mosely S. m H. Bingham 2361 " T. m A. W. Barnet 4122
Mosher S.A.m S.B.Hinsdale 4627+ Nicoll Eliz. m Richard Sill 1885
Moulton S. m U.Huntington 3728 Niles Lydia m J. H. Stark 4190
Mount L. J. m S. K. Piatt 5788+ " Olive m J. W. Plumb 4207+
Mudge A- R- m Math. Dorr 6331 Noble Cm A. Bailey 3790
" D. m Math. Dorr 2244 " L. m H. Munson 1392
1432 INDEX.
Noble S. a. m S. G. Payne 5498-i- Owen E. m R. Huntington 6691

Normau M. R. m 0. H. Prince 6164 " L. m D. Brown 172
North M. ni E. Mitchell 6205 " M. m Edw. Sill 5504+
Northum M. m Sol. Abel 571 Packard Cm
J. H. Colt 6511
Northup C. m C. W. Keyes 5790+ " E. m Hez. Tracy 1192
Norton C. D. m J. 0. Niles 5689t Packer P. m Uri Tracy 3836
" E. m W. Robinson 820 Paddock E. J. m W. B. Hall 6086+
" H. m C. Collins 878 " S. m A. Roberts 5736
" H. F. m A. H. Tracy 6890 " — J. 4546+
H. Harter
" M. m T. Collins 877 Paige M. m 5784+
George Ely
" 0. m J. Wadhams 3124 " M. A. m U. Wadhams 3146
" S. ni E. Sterling 5551 " T M A m Huntington 3000
" S. m J. Elliot 5768 Pall Margr. m J. A. Ladd 4786
" S.M.m W.C.Sterling 5551+ Paine Sar. m Josh. Tracy 1191
" Wid. m H. F. Mather 5824 Palmer A. M. m A. Jewett 5844+
Nott Sarah m Eli Hyde 1080 " E. m
Math. Dorr 511
" Susan m John Hyde 1500 " E. G.m J. D. Rogers 3404
Nourse E. A. m H. E. Sill 5634+ " M. A.m J. L. Fillmore 4794+
Noyes A. L. m J. L. Sill 5492 " M. F. m H. C. Rogers 3402
" Car. m R. B. Hyde 1319 " R. m Wm. Hyde 4025
'' Eliza m Jabez Sill^ 452 " S. S. m J. B. Hough 6991
" Eliz. m J. Johnson 4393 " Wid. m Nath. Hyde 1548
" M. m R. Noyes 5340 " — m Sam. Hyde
. 2650
" Reb. m A. Waterman 1442 Parmeter S. m J. Huntington 3002
" Sar. m W. F. Griswold 6031 Pangman C. m T. Norton 3158
Nundenvood L. m J. L. Dorr 6393 Pardon M. m S G. Payne 5498+
Nutting —
m J. S. Johnson 4091+
. Parish Lyd. m J. J. Hyde 5036
" W. S. m H. Stark 4193 Parke E. E. m S. S. Carrier 4338
Oakes H E m J M
Woodbridge 6127+ Parker A. m E. W. Fish 2807+
Olcott Lydia m H. Adgate 4489 " A. J. m W. M. W. Dorr 63 45+
" H. m H. B. Mosely 4778 " E. m Jed. Hyde
Olds C. E. m Rufus Hyde 3368
Olford P. m Geo. Stone 3226+
Oliphant S. ni T. S. Beckwith 6450+
Oliver M. m G. Manwaring 7034
Olmstcad M. m Benj. Hyde 088
" M. m C. Lansing 6862+
Orcott F. S. m John Elliot 6176
Ormsby L. F. m C D. Hickox 3068+
" R. m B.-I. Mather 5827
" T. m Jona. Rudd 641
Osborn A. m T. Wadhams 3121
" C. E. m P. C. Miles 3099+
" E. m Ebby Hyde 759
" M. m A. Kingsbury 1660
" M. m Jabez Sill 1904
Osgood S. m J. a. Tracy 6863
Otis Alice m Wm. Hyde 288
" Car. m F. W
.C reenlcaf 6103+
" Han. m S. P. Hyde 5038
Pajson D.Cr. m W. J. Hubbard 7038+ Pettibone S. m J. R. Jewett 2002
Poabody E. m G. Piaymoud 6249 Pettic Mary ni E. Sterling 5551+
" L. m R. Metcalf G7G2 Pettis A. m Oliver Abel 585
" M. m Theoph. Abel 2370 " E. m Hez Tracy 261
" M.E mJ.W. Sheldon 7321 " E, E. m J. L. Sterling 5551+
Pearcy Mary m Jcr. Sweet 4135 " M. ni E. Sterling ^551+
Pearl Euu. m S. V,. Gordon 4850 •
" M. m Josiali Tracy 260
Pearson G. B. m M. G. Clark 5515t " M. m Jabez Hyde
415
Pease Jeru. m II. H. Hyde 4534-}- " M. m Hiram Hyde
4102
" Lucinda m A. Bailey 3790 R.
'•'
m Isai. Abel
586
" Lucy m J. Hartshorn 1805 Petty Exp. m Ira Gordon 4855
Peck Cynth. m Hiel Abel 2481 Peyton M. R. m C H. Smith 6072+
" Eliza m H. Norton 3159 Phelon J. m A. L. Fish 2807+
" Eliz. m Eben. Hyde 226 Phelps A. 0. m F. D. Gray 3147+
" Eunice m E. Edoerton 2454 C. M. m F.W. Jewett 5838
'•
" Han. m T. A. Lovejoy 3227+ " Mel. m W. E. Hodge 3540

" Lucy m John Sill 449 '•
M. J. m Amb. Hyde 1749
'•
Lydia ni Martin Abel 2460 " O.T. m AV.H. Patterson 2856+
" L.M m F. W. Patterson 2918 " Rho. m A. A. Lord 5441
" Mary m Richard Ely 2308 " Sar. m Abr. Dorr 6332
" M. L. ni E. F. Leach 5518+ " Sel. m S. G. Dorr 6333
" M. m Thomas Lee 481 " S. P. M. m G. Avery 2851
<' Parth. m Sim. S. Post 0608 Philips E. m W. W. Parsons 6081
" Sybil m Isaac Hyde 393 ''
E. E. m N. P. Lord 7104+
" Wid. m Jed. Peck 5810 " M. m W. Davenport 6765+
'=
Wid. m J. Chadwick 6373+ " —
m M. Atkyns
. 5750
Peckham P. m S. Lathrop 6847 Phinney K. m E. H. 3Ietcalf 911
Peoo-s Eliz. m W. L. Rudd 7104 " P. m B. F. B. Hyde 4080+
Peio't E. L. m G. T. Rogers3394 Pickett C. C. m S. P. Lathrop 6089+
Peltou Anue m M. Birchard 407 " E. m O. Wadhams 3126
Pember Jeru. m G. Lathrop 1833 " M. S. m 0. Wadhams 3126
Pendleton N. m D. Rogers 1018 Pierce J. m Chas. Hyde 695
Penfield LMm MJ Whitmore4100+ " L. m E. N. Huntington 3722
" C. m 0. Kingsbury 4975 " L. I. m G. W. Sill 6376+
Perkins A. m B. Huntington 2536a " Mary m Lord Butler 1864
" A. m Elijah Ad-ate 364 " M. Z. m Sam. Sill 5632+
" A. M. m J. W. Allen 5364+ " Sar. m Walter Hyde 2766
» C. W. m L. Edgerton 6793+ " Zerv. m Hiram Sill 5632+
" E. E. ra C. Griswold 6028 Pierre E. L. m B. S. Campbell 5075
" J. m Jed. Hyde 46 Pinney M. m Gidd. Hyde 4647
" L. m 11. Huntington 1163 " S. m Alvau Hyde 4641
" L. m Wm. Tracy 6860+ Pitcher M. A. m J. H. Peck 5276
" M. m O. Johnson 1170 Pitkin A. J. m L. W. Adgate 4502
" S. m Josh. Tracy 1275 Pixley Julia m J. P. Dorr 6355
" S. m J. T. Clark 3798 Piatt A. M. m W. T. Rudd 5239e
Perrigo M. m Arch. Tracy 4045 " R. S. m J. S. Hillhouse 6152+
Perrin P. m A. Bottam 3353 Plumb C. m W. H. Stark 4203
" E. m A. H. Edgerton 5146 " _. m F. Miles 3163+
" Lucy m H. C. Deuison 2292 Plumber D. m H. Bissell 3568
Pettibone J. m J. Jewett 2000 • Polk Mary m J. B. Nilcs 5359+
180
1434 INDEX.
Policy Zerv. m A. Lathrop 2495 m J J<:. Grinnell 6516+

Pulling H.N.
Pomeroy L. Cm J. A. Clark 3803 Putnam LucymM.Wadhams 3168
" S. S. m J. Mosely 4783 Randall F. E. m W. P. Smith 6072+
Pond Mary m II. L. Sill 5479 " H. m W. R. Weeks 2230
Poor Persis m M. Grreenleaf 6102 " M. G. m S. BackTis 5177
Porter Abby ra Cr. S. Gay 5217 " P. m Timo. Hyde 2969
" A. m (1. C. Huiitino-ton 3497 " S. J. m C. P. Hyde 2792
" A. M. m P. H. Smith 4117+ Rankin A. m C. J. Collins 7333"^
" C. m C. Kingsbury 4984 Ransom A. m A. Wadhams 3123
" C. K. m A. 11. llockwell 3032 " J. m J. Raymond 5933
" Mehit. m Baz. Hyde 129 Rathbon A. m David Jewett 5912
" Sar. m D. Hillhouse2149 Rawson M. m S. S. Baldwin 3213
" Sar. m H. H. Johnson 4091+ Raymond H. m 0. Raymond 2039
Post M. A. mC. N.Bushuell 5234 " M.C.mEHHuntington 4559+
" S. M. m Chas. Maples 3388+ " Wid. m R. Manwaring 2271
Potter A, m Edwin Roberts 5739 Ready Anne m T. S. Hyde 3453
" D. m Lucian Hyde 2958 Redfield C.C. m G. E. Elliot 5766+
' " M. J. m Abel Sill 637G+ Reed A. B. m Azar. Hyde 3636
Powell J. A. mC. B.Doane 3961 " C. m W.D.Huntington 6881+
" P. m C. S. Royce 6072+ " E. B. m J. F. Jewett 5837
Powers H.m R. H.Griswold 6032 " Julia m T. Metcalf 6762+
" M. m P. Mosely 4765 " M. m H. Hamlin 3111+
" — m Henry Atkyns 5747 " S. F. m Sumn. Hyde 3367
—
.
Pratt A. m John Hyde 4089 Reese m A. C. Hubbard 5712+

" A. m J. L. Lord 5345+ Reeves M. m W. Pearson 1974
" E. K. m Justin Niles 5692 " M. A. m A. A. Hyde 3629
" E. M.m E.H.Roberts 5737 Reid Emely m W. H. Hyde 3431
" Jane m J. M. Niles 5699 Reiley Sar. m A. V. L. Sill 5568
" Lucy m H. F. Clarke 3799 Renibert E. m N. Warner 6200
" Mrg. m E. Kingsbury 1664 Keuland N. W. m J. P. Lee 6309+
" Sar. m A. C. Hyde 7178 " P. m G. D. Lee "
" S. M. m E, A. Elliott 5766+ ReynoldsAmEHHuntington 4559+
" S.M. m C.R.Armstrong 4412+ " J. B. m Joseph Dorr 6395
Prentice C. m L. E. BushneH 5234a " M. F. m C. A. Sill 5494+
Prentiss M.A. mE.H. Hough 7010 " S. m John Post 13
" C. m Eras. Tracy 1177 Rhodes S. m W. xVrmstrong 4850
Presbury H. m Julius Hyde 4654+ Rice E. m W. L. Hyde 2654+
Preston — .m J.H. Kingsbury 4994 " J. m A. G. Hyde 4649+
Pride Est. m John Tracy 1171 " M. m 0. Huntincton 3003
Prince Eliza, m J. Raymond 2034 " I\I. B. m J. D. Wolf 6424
" Eunice m A. Griswold 506 Richards C. m J. L. Butler 5459
" Marg. m E. B.Watrous 6276 " L. m C. H. Roo-ers 3394+
Prindle Wid.m L.Wadhams 3120 " H. m E. Backus 2139
Prior Delia m B. Haskin 2616. Richardson A. mW. Kingsbury 1662
" J H. m H. Hyde
. 4888 « A. m Corydon Hyde 7163
Prouty Har. m T. Hillhouse 6159 " n. m John Wood 647
" Marc, ni Josh. Hyde 3299 " L. ?n P. C. Stoors 3312
PruddenM.S.mG .Huntington2539 " S. H. m J. A. Peck 6366+
Iîfter E. m J. S. Lord 5345+ Ridge way E. E. m C.
Pugsley J^. m Chas. Smith 1393+ Huntington
|
I
3296+
Ridgeway MCm WAPierpont 3055+ Root L. S. m T. N.Williams 4339
lliggs AEui 13WHuutincton 5560+ " M. L. m F. W. Cowles 5468+
llipiey A. m J. II. Colt'' 6511 Rose L. m I. C Hyde 7250
" E. m F. A. Tracy 1266 " S. m Josh. Stark 2815
" el. C. m S. M. Dorr 6358 " S. A.m S. H. Sill 5650
llislcy Mar. m Jas. Hyde 1095 Ross L. J. m J. B. Mosely 4777+
" Saph. m C.F. Mattisou4267 Rossitcr E. D. m Ebon. Hyde 1<»24
Eivers lieb. m N. Avery 2848 Rowe E. M. m A. J. Ilvde 4161
liobbins E. m 11. N.Denison 6474 " J. A. m G. J. Hyde 4160
" E. L. m S. H. P. Hall 6086+ " Z. m Z. R. Jewett 2001
" F. m Elihu Hyde Rowell T. P. m Edm. Dorr 6404
4049
" H. M. m J. N. Ely Rowland E. N. m Theod. Sill 5578
6714
" J. ru J. S. Bingham 6616 " L. m Asa Hyde 389
" M. m J. Griswold 2223 " T. m G. Wolcott 2595c
lioberts A. m David Abel Royce J. m J. W. I^ham
572 2800+
" A. m H. L. Hyde Rucker E. m A. W. Ilydc
4090 4098+
" H. m J. H. Armstrong 4813+ Rust C. m R. A. Hyde 7249
" M. m E. Hubbard Russell E. m E. Isliam
1944 3063+
" S. m S. Bailey 7151 " E. m A. W. Hyde 4113
" Wid. m W. J. Niles 5689+ " H. m H. W. Sill 6379+
Robinson A. m R. S. Tracy 3871 " M. A. m D. W. Hyde 5098
" A. C. m T. T. Hyde 4605+ ''
S. G. m W. C. Denison 6520
" A. R. m M. W. Mather 6056+ " Wid. m P. Pearson 5795
" D. m Z. L. Tracy Ryan M. m T. W. H. Sweet 4138
3738
" E. m Asahel Hyde Sabiu E. m David Ladd
1534 1578
" H. m A. Huntington 788 " —
m A. C. Hubbard 5712+
" J. m Lyude Elliot
'
Sackett E. m Caleb Hyde

5413 145
" K. G. m J.McG.Hyde 3473 " H. m I. Baldwin 894
" L. C. m E. B. Griswold 4594+ " L. m Jose])h Lord 4512
" M. m T. R. King 2984 " M. W. lii W. A. Hyde 3330
" M. M. m L. A. Smith 6439+ " 0. m D. E. Briusmade 6203
" S. m J. M. Niles Safford M. m I. H. Fisk
5699 5718+
" S. A. m E. H. Denison 6522Sage E. m S. H. Parsons 6084
Rockwell S. E. m G. R. 1 5344+
''
H. N. m Wm. Hyde 4692
Jewett I
" M. N. m U. T. Hyde 5040
Rogers A. C m H. Bingham 6648 Salisbury A.mA.P.Cleveland 1062
" C. m W. S. Cardell 1336 " A. m Benj. Rudd 7102
" E. m R. Manwaring 2271 " P. m 0. Goodell 7058
" E. m G. Raymond 6249 Saltonstall Mm DManwaring 2569
<'
F. m B. Gardner 5962 Salyer S. m J. G. King 5241c+
" H. m John Lord * 64 Sanchez B. m F. C. Tracy 4000
" L. m S. Wolcott 2595a Sands M. m F. Griffin 6441
''
M. m J. W. Hyde 3364 Sanford E. m Jabez Abel 2475
" M. G. m W. S. Tracy 6893 " H. m Andrew Ladd 1583
" R. m Chas. Hyde 134 Sanger S. m Tim. Hyde 2740
" S. m Solo. Hyde 417 Sargeant M. E. m John Sill 5469+
" S E. m S. 0. Lee 6309+ " S. m H. Armstrong 4813+
Rolph Eliza m R. H. Hyde 4050 Saunders C. m J. N. Look 5454+
Romley C. m G. 0. Durham 2865+ '•
E. m J. L. Truman 3731 /+
Root A. L. m J. Metcalf 923" Sawyer E. m A. G. Hyde 4589
.
1436 INDEX.
Sawyer S. m T. Parsons 2116 Sherwood E. m David Hough 6979

Sayer L. m H. A. Porter 3542+ " M. m S. E. Sweet 4137
" M. J. lu S. Denison 6508 " 0. m David Hough 6979
Schuyler A. m G. Woodruff 2935 " S. m A. H. Sweet 4136
Schofiekl L. A. m H. N. Sill 5634+ Shoemaker E. m E. S. Denison 5599
Scott E. m C. Bingham 2359 Shoens R. m M. H. Corwin 4S18+
" J. m Azor Abel 6676 Shoots H. m Isaac Hyde 1096
M. m L. H. Campbell 5078 ShulerE.L.mA.H.DeLamater 6385+
Scovell S.A. m S. Tracy 3825 Shumway M. Ira Ayde 1103
" Wid.m W. L. Rudd 7104 Sibley J. L. B. m J. Pierpont 3055+
Scoville J. m
C. Collins 308,8 Sickles A. B. m N. L. Griswold 2182
Scribner A. m
S. Armstrong 4845+ Siddall S. m
T. S. Payne 5584+
" E. ma. W.Armstrong 4846 Simmons U.S. m N. G. Hyde 7162
Scripture M. m
Arba Hyde 4649 " M. m Harold Hayes 5886
Seaman E. m A. T. Fowler 5191 Simonds S. m J. Walworth 1337
''
S.m 1). Hutchinson 7116 Simons E. V. m W. G Watrous 6275
Searle C. m J. W. Sill 5633+ " L. m N. Durkee 3381
" I. m G. Porter 73(;0+ " M. m D. McCall 6981+
" 0. M. m L. B. Wells 3572 Sims Cath. m Dan. Dewey 5241a
Sears M. m J. Denison 527 " m Wm. Sill
Cath. 5585
" J. m J. T. Duncan 6525+ Sinclair S. m J. Anderson 5778
" S. m J. W. Hyde 3364 Singer J. A. m S. H. Hyde 7164
Seeley E. m Eben. Hyde 2976 Singleton A. m Abel Hyde 1105
Selden F.D. m D.C.Williams 4340 Sistare H. m N. Raymond 6239
" L. H. mE. S.Hawley 5500+ Skinner F. m Wm. Orcutt 4687+
" S. m David Jewett 471 " H. m Eli Dewey 52416+
Sexton L. m Chau. Hyde 2776 " L. m W. Wadhams 3120+
Seymour A. m. Chs. Hyde 2891 " M. A. m B. C. Butler 4215+
" C. m J. C. Hyde 4098 " S. m J. Jewett 2003
" M. m E. G. Talcott 4978+ Slade Wid. m David Hough 6979
Shannon M. m Geo. Parsons 6072+ Slaght J. D. m N. L. Post 5243+
Shapley S. m A. Moselj 1575 Slater P. D. m E. C. Orcutt 4687+
Sharp S. m J. Armstrong 4845+ Slaughter S.S. m C.H. Ransom 6513+
Shaw Nancy m E. H. Hyde 4654 Sliter D. m G. W. Darrow 5448+
ShedL.M.mW.G.Armstrong4811+ Sloan L. A. m N. H. Pratt 2905+
Sheffield M. m G. E. Warner 6198 Slocum Abi. m Lord Butler 5462
" R m D. R. Hyde 4531 Sluman A. m Caleb Abel 93
Shelby H. M. m C. F. Ely 5784+ " E. m Sam. Abel 92
Sheldon A. m C. Armstrong 4811+ " R. m John Abel 94
" E m 2915
J. E. Patterson Smith A. m T. B. Sterling 5551+
Shelly M. m E. Bishop 3164+ " • A. m H. C. Denison 2292
Shelton A. m C. A. Sterling 5557+ " A. E. m A. H. Shepherd 6150+
Shenfelter M m D. W. Hyde 1719 " A. M. m Job L. Hyde 5093
Shepherd S. M. m J. B.Wilcox 7238 " A T m H. F. Mather 5824
" S. B. m H. H. Hyde 4899 " D. E. m M. Armstrong 4811+
Sherman C. m H. Kingsley 6805+ " E. m J. B. Fillmore
'
4794+
" E. m A. Bailey 7143 " E. m E. H. Munson 1391
" R. m P. W. Hyde 1314 " E. m Benj. Abel 598a
" S, S. m J. Jewett 2003 " E. m J. Jewett 2003
Sherwood E. m John Isham 3063+ " E. m Jos. Sill 1877
WIVES OF DESCExNDANTS. U37
Smith K. Ill l<'rs. Hyde 4048
" E. m Slim. Ely 5758
" E. m T. J. Harris 1355
" E. m Walter Hyde 094
" E. m C. L. Whaley 2829+
" E. A. m C. H. Fay 4048+
" E. Cm C. 11 .Sedgwick 8217+
" E. i\ m. W
B. La'^thrup 8989
.
" V. H. m H. Huutiu^tou 0982

" E. M. m a. A. Lathrop 0089+
Gr. m M Pearson
" 5790+
" U. m Walter Hyde 094
"
H. m S. a. Dorr 2245
" H. E. m H.M. Mosely4778+
J. m D. Gillett
1438 INDEX.
Sterubergli C.E.m W.Tliroop 2833

Sterry Anue m
A. Waterman 276
Stevens A.m J.P.IIuntiDgton 3713
" E. A. m J. J. Hyde 5036
" E. J. Ill Levi Wells 3570
" E. M. m
H. T. Selden 6196-i-
" H.H.m C. E. Penison 0534
" H. L. m
J. HuDtmgton 3071+
" L. m A. Spcrry " 3065+
" M. m J. H, Goodsell 3078+
" M. m
L. P. Waterman 3911
" M.mE.S. Plumb 4207+
" M.J.mC.E.Denison 6534
" K. m
G. W. 4806+
Potter
" Pt. m
M. H. Corwin 4818+
» S.A. m Albert Pease 5850+
Stewart E. m S. H. Lathrop 7352+
" H. m F. Cleveland 3527
" M. S. m N. K. Gates 2963+
Stickney N.M.mJohn Hough 7357
Stiles J. m John Hyde 2890
" J. m H. C. Hall 4134+
" L. m Carlton Peck 4556+
Stillman K. m F. S. Chester3757+
Stilwell R. A. m G. E. Sill5496+
Stockton M.C.m W.W.Lord 5433
Stoddard M. m Alfred Tracy 3999
Stone Mel. m Seneca Dorr 6345
Storey P. m Eben Wood 645
" M. A. m J. Johnson 4091+
Storms M. m O. J. Tracy 3835
Stoughton A. m Chau. Hyde 755
" R. m Math. Hyde 232
Stowe Frs. m G. J. Hayes 5888+
" 11. m F. S. Hyde 4103
Stowell S. A. m J. E. Hyde 7289
Street K. m N. A. Jewett 5838+
Strickland M.F.mAETiffany439Ue+
Strong B. m G. A. Gibbs
Ton Eyck M. m R. H. Peck G872-i- Tomlinson L. ni II. Wcstovcr4130
Tciincy S. m A. P. Lord . ISGO ''
S. m G. 31ontague 4516+
Tennis S. L. m J. G-. Collins 3188 " S. A. m C. Huntington 6915+
TcvliuneM.L.uiJ.P.GreenleafG105+ Tompkins J. m J. A. Jewett 5839+
Terry J. m Jas. Kasson 5047 " 31. m R. L. Dorr 6357
Tew M. m Jos. Martin 7189 " S. A. m C. R. Hyde 5159
Thatcher IT. K. m (I C. Hyde 3451' Tone S. A. m H. A. Armstronsr4752
Thayer 1']. 31. m P>. F. Johnson 4391f Tongue A. 31. m 31. K. Avery 5049+
" J. m J. H. Kasson
5048 Tooker J. A. m Geo. Lee 6309
" S. T. m Lyman Hyde 3365 Toombs 3I.L.m3yF Alexander 6149+
Thomas C. m J. Metcalf 670 Topping 31. m Edm. Rouers 6505+
T>. m Jona. Hyde 767 ' P. m S. Denison
"
'•
2284
" K. m E. P. C. Fowler 5190 Torrey S. m Ira Hyde 242
" H. m And. Hyde 142 Tout C. A. m Sam. Rudd 26046
" H. H. m E. G. Hyde 3470 Towner 0. m S.Wadhams 3143
" L. II. m E. H. Tracy 6861+ " 3Vid. m. Sam. Elliot 5768
" M. m Simeon Hyde 4591+ Townsend 31. m I). Hubbard 5715
" V. m J. Metcalf 672 " 31. E. ra J. 31. Green 3840+
Thompson C. K. m J.Raymond 6168 Tracy Anne m Richard Hyde 44
" E. m S. L. Dorr 6336+ " C. m George Tracy 6862+
" E. L. m H. Metcalf 924 " E. m Zab. Rogers 354
" L. m Ezra Frisbie 6330+ " F. m J. C. Rogers 3397
« M. m O. M. Hyde 3564 " 3Iary m Z. Lathrop 2494
" M. m A. Denison 517 " 3Iehit. m A. Edgcrtou 2455
" M. Ct. m S. B. Gardner 6026+ " Ruth m Elijah Hyde 24
" M. H. m J. Metcalf 3261 " — m U. Lathrop 713
" Wid. m E. H. Munson 1391 " H. m E. Tracy 1179
Thorndyke M. m R. T.Parker 6043+ Trail 3Iartha m U. R. Hyde 4534
Thrall N. m N. Kingsbury 4990 Tredway C. m Thos. Sill 5547
Throop A. m A. Metcalf 2438 Tredwell 31. m C. Cleveland 1059
" D, m Eben. Hyde 27 Tremble S. m S. Armstrong 4845
" S. m D. Hutchinson 2713 Trescott— m R. Patterson 5599a+
Thruston L. C. m L.H. Chester 3757+ Tripp 3Iary m II. W. Hough 7016
" P. m AV. Woodruff 2932 Trott Abig. m Phil. Tracy 2512
Thurber J. 31. m J. W. Pitkin 3574+ " A. 31. m J. T. Hyde 2945+
Tibbits R. m E. C. Hyde 2948 Trowbridge — m II. Rogers 4225+
Tickner 31. m B. Woodworth 2708 " 31. m C. L. Fillmo^re 5266
Tiffany E. m J. Robinson 821 Trumbull J. m ^Y. AVoodbridge 6128
" L. m J. 31. Parker 5548+ Trump Susan m J. B. Lord 5440
Tift't J. m E. S. Peck 2671+ Tryon E. 31. m I. Sheldon 5793
Tilden 31. m E. Hutchinson 2714 ''
3Iaria m J. }j. lôrd 5345
Tillotson 31. m Wade Hough 6975 Tubbs 3Iary m Elijah Abel 6663
Tinker C. m Jas. 3Iather 6065 Tucker A. m A. Jewett 5844
" J. m N. Latimer 6252i " C. m H. H. Tracy 3783
" L. m G. G. Latimer 6252a " H. L. m S. A. Jewett 5839+
Tizee — m S. Hubbard 5724 " 31. ni J. S. Porter 3542+
Tobias 31. A. m D. E, Griswold4504+ " Wid. m A. Huntington 6937
" R. m Reub. Hyde 4614 Tudor 31. ^Y. m J. 31. Pratt 3549
Todd 31. I. m J. L. 31eCurdy 5368 ' — m 3Ioses Sill 1905
Tombling P. A. m C. Walworth 4244 Tuite3I.L.mLCLlIuiitiugton 6884+
U40 INDEX.
Tupper A.E.rn Simeon Hyde 3439 Wade Wid. m Steph. Tracy 1202
Tiirole S.E. m W.A.Pierpont 3055+ Wadhams E.mLDShoemaker 5599+
Turner A. m Joshua Abel 561 " M. m W. H. Brooks 3130+
" A. m M. C. Raymond 5934 " 0. m L. C. Wadhams 3144+
" E. m J. I). Goodsell 3078+ WadsworthSmETHuntington 3022
Turney — m Clevel. Keith 3523+ Waeir Mary m George Hyde 1710
Tuttle E. m A. Wadharas 3165+ Waite A.m J.H.IIunfeiugton 4559+
" M. m E. Wadhams 3125 " C. m John Hicks 4135+
" M. m E. T. Sterling 5551+ " L. m M. Parsons 2113
" S. m C. Beckwith 6319+ " L. m Lynde Waite 6046
Tweed E. m W. R. Elliot 5414 " L. m ^Y. W. Sweet 4135+
Tylsv A. m H. M. Denison 55986+ Walcott M. m Rufus Hyde 215
Tyler F. D.m W.M.Converse 4314 Waldo Eliz. m A. P. Hyde 4642+
" M. m G. E. Bingham 5896 " Lois m Gr. H. Lathrop
7352
Udell M. A. m J. M. Sill 5491+ Wales A.H. m W.P.Howard
4397+
Underner J. m H. A. Foster 6806+ " S. m Phin. Abel 2458
Underwood M. m Wal. Fish 2807 Walker E H.mS.Huntington 3071+
Upham A. M. m John Bates 5605+ ''
A. H. m I. Davenport 6765+
Upson C. S. m J. C.Sterling 5557+ " J. m E. Weaver 4375
Uptelgruft E. A. m A. H. I
" H. M. m T. M. Boi,'ersl452
^qq^^
Brown J
'<
J. m Eliph. Hyde" 776
Utlcy F. m J. Kingsbury 1663 Wallbridge M. m E. Hyde 1549
Utter N. A. m M. Collins 3116 " M.'m C. A. Kingsbury 4987+
VanAllen M. ni G. Mitchell 6316+ Waller M. m F. Cleveland 3527
VanBergen m S. J. Matson 5336+ " P. m J. Elliot 2159
VanBuskirkJ.mWm. F.Hyde 1777 Wandall S. m T. Waite 6072+
YanCampen —
m R.Hubbard 5668 Ward C. m J. P. Sill 6376+
Vanderburoh AmllDSterliug 5551+ " C. m F. L. C. Denison 6521
Vander Heyden M.A.m ] " L. m D. Crowell 5732
1739
Remus Hyde j
" L. E. m L. M. Purdy 6541
VanDresser M.m D. L. J). " M. A. m Sylv. Mather 6056+
5541+
Huntington " P. m Barak Dorr 2254
VanLoon E. m Shadraek Sill 1902 " S. M. m S. L. Selden 4470
VanNess S. m Walter Hyde 2740+ Warden M.
mK.S.Bino-ham 6625
VanRensselaer LBm JohnSill 5491+ M.
VanSurdam K. m P. Mosely 4760+ Ware C. A. m Chas. Hyde 2958+
VanVechten A. E. m E. A. ] 309(3-}- Waring R.mP.C.Huntingtou 1430+
Huntington f Warner C. m G. W. Warner 4525+
" M. A. m A. H. Sweet 4136+ " C S. m A. H. W.
I 4084+
VanVraukin C. m J.
6160
Jackson j
Ilillhouse " I. m Justin Foote 2938
Vaughan m Simon Hyde
P. 691 " L. A. m J. P. Johnson 3733
Vamilyea A. m E. Mitchell 6316+ " M. m 2963+
N. K. Crates
Vinton R. M. m Hor. Fitch 2881 " S. m Jasper Hyde
4651
VonBrettou H.ni Ulysses Ely 5784+ Warren E. A. m C. Bishop 3164+
VonJakob T. m E. Robinson 3047 " E. B. m J. C. Buttrc 5247+
Vose Wid. m T. H. Vail 4461 '^
L. m Hector Hayes 5888
Vrecley A. m C D. Palmer 3405+ " M. E. m A. J. Hyde 5036+
Wade Vi. m i\. Denison 2266 " —
m Marsh Ely 1958
f M. m Rich. Waite 6047 Washburn A. m Eliph. Hyde 147
1441
i\îshburn E.O.m J.II.Collins 80S9 Wheeler Hm E. JMitehcll 62(»6
Waterman A. m A. MarsliaH r>.'51 " M.mJas. Tracy 1197
A. in Asa Ada;ate 1477 Whipple A. m n. W. Mather 5823
E.m Sam. Abel 2871' " E. S. m J.S.Huntington 0936+
M.m Silas Hyde 210 Whitakcr A. m J. W. I)cwcy5241
S. m Ste. Gifford 248 " S. R. m John Wood 3310
S. m Jos. Hyde 418 Whitcomb A. m. B. N. Hyde 4151
S. m Sam. Post 534 White A. m Jath. Peek 1815
Watkins M. m A. H. Ely 6570 ''
I. m W. W. Niles 5359+
Watrous 11. m Jolin Lay 5977 " L. C. m J. S. Houghton 4101+
Watson S. m H. A. Sill 5577 " L. J. m E. D. Huntley 2824t
Watson Wid. m K.Metcalf 67U2 " Maria m John Sill 5493+
Wattles Abig. m Daniel Hyde 23 " Mary m Sim. Gray 200
" Mary m Dan Hyde 121 " Mary m Reuben Clapp4632
" S. m Walter Hyde 133 " P. m E. H. Huntington 6916
Watts Abig. m Theo. Adgate 4483 " R.ni R. L. Stanley 3202
Waud Anna m J. C. Mattison 4268 " Sarah m S. P. Jewett 5860
Way Sarah m John Lord 442 " S.H.mC.T.HuutincjtonSOia
Weatbcrliy M. A. m N. Atwood 3950 Whiting C. m R. Mather 6056+
Weaver Phil, m Giles Hyde 5155 ''
E. C. m Henry Warner 4525
S. K. m J. B. Wêaver 4376 " F. m Henry Mather 6056+
Webb Eliz. m Chr. Hyde 1079 " H. D. m L. Waterman 3906
H.M.m N. D. Morgan 4212f " M. m L. M. Austin 6461
Mary m C. Huntington
6915 " S. A. m J. T. Avery 2852
Webster A. C m L. A. Hyde
5071 " — m E. Sheldon 1964
Weedoa M. m J. Hayward 7120 Whitman H. m Eben. Hyde 779
Weeks M. m E. D. Sill 6376t Whitmarsh L. m Benj. Lee 6312+
Ween Rachel m Jos. Bingham 550 Whitmore P. m L. x\rmstrong 4869
Welch J. m E. B. Huntington 6881+ Whitney D. m C. D. Gilbert 2884
" L. m C. Baker 4761+ " E. W. m W. G. Sterling 5551+
Welden H. m Joseph Lee 6311+ " S. m Asahel West 2804
Wellman B, m Hiram Hyde 1321 " S. G. m G. W Stoddard 7298
Welles A. C. m H. E. Parsons 0083+ Whitter L. m J. T. Bingham 5896
Wells A. m H. H. Bin-ham 6627 Whittlesey A. m S. R.S. Mather 4475
I
Eliza m T. B. Abel
'-' 6800+ " M. A m 0. I. Lay 5978+
« E. S. m Pliny Hayes 5884 " M.R.mN.T.Wadhams3143+
I
" Jane mD.H. Raymond 5931+ Wickwire H. m G.F.Raymond 5933+
" J. A. m R. Griswold 6027+ " L. m C. B. Manwaring 6483
" Martha m. J. Armstrong 1600 Wightman D.E. m U. H. Hyde4703
" Ruth m U. Rogers 1435 " L. P. m Jos. Hough 7005
Went worth M. m Levi Hyde 243 " S. L. m U. H. Hyde 4703
Wentz Elvira m J. Stone 3226+ Wilber E. m E. D. Post 6524t
Wesson Mary m Judson Hyde 3585 Wilcox A. m Dan Hyde 2754
West B. m J. I. Hough 7017 " A. m G. W. Jewett 2004
Westbrook J. m Edwin Sill 5585+ " A. m M. Hayes 5887
Wetmore E. J. m E. Williams 2819+ " A. A. m C. A. Elliot 5760t
'•
J. m J. H. Clark 3802 " C W. m J. T. Shuler 6389+
" M. m S. Lathrop 1832 " E. m Palmer Dorr 6327
.Wheeler E. m M. E. Mitchell 6207 " E. m N. Gordon 4860
" H. m S. B. Lee 6309+ " M. E. m H. 0. Spencer 5242<»
1 181
52
1442 INDEX.
Wilder L. A. m Guy Hayes 5889 Witwer S. D. m E. A. Brown 5891+

" P. m
Jas. Wa'ite 6048 Wolcottr C. m M. Andrews 6590+
Willard L. m
S. B. Sheldon 5785 " N.m W. Robertson 820
" M. m
M. Hubbard 571 ' "
U.m M. Griswold 490
" M. m
0. A. Rudd 7 not Wolf C. B. m E. D. Wolf 6423
" Wid. m
L. Adgate 1480 Wolff H. H. m Gurd. Buck 7039+
Willeg M. C. m
C. B. Lord 5431a Wood C. m C. L. Bingham 4213+
Wiiles M. m
Jona. Peck 1812 " F. J. m Scott Lord 5434
" P.
. m Simon Abel 582 *'
Irene m John Pember 398
" T. m Abnev Hyde 388 " Lura m Alonzo Hyde 1379
Willet L. m J. a. Rogers 3394f " Mary m 5790+
Peab. Keyes
Williams A. m T. B. Abel 6800+ " Miri. m Nath. Wood646
" D. m R. D. Sill 6378+ " .M. E.m C.Davenport 6765+
" E. m A. Metcalf 6763 " Sarah m I.Harrington 4767+
" E. m Wm. Hyde 4025+ " S. E. m David Waite 6052
" E. J. m C. L. Fillmore 4794+ Woodbridge M. m G. A. Gibbs 7311
" H. m Wm. Hyde 4025+ " C. m S. Wolcott 2595a
" H. m J. J. Hyde 1289 Woodhull E. m G. Griswold 2183
" H. Z. m. Noyes Ladd 4801 Woodruff J.M. mW. S. Denison 6502
" J. m C. K. Abel 6800+ " L. m Abm. Dorr 6332+
" J. m M. Adgate 363 " M. m And. Sill 6377+
" L. m W. H. Hyde 4533+ WoodwardJA.mR.L.McCurdy 5376
" L. m E. Abel 2407 Woodworth L.mE.C.Stedman 3544+
" L. m C. B. Hyde 3621 " L. M. m I. P. Marvin 5802+
" N. m E. H. Clark 3796 " M. A. m S. S. Baldwin 3223
" S. m A. H. Hougb 7008 Woolsey R. m J. Hillhouse 2148
" S. E. m T. Stanley 7314 Worth Abig. m Wm. Hyde 159
WilliamsonM.M.m J A.Perkins 5876 Worthington N.m J.Tredway4399Z*
Willie L. m B. F. Fillmore 5255 Wright A. m B. Huntington 604
Willis A. m Edw. Dorr 6347+ " C. m J. Griswold 6710
" C. m N. Hubbard 1943 " L. E. m U. Mather 4479+
Willmer J. E. m Sam. Buel 6136+ " M. m Jabez Ladd 4798
Wilmot L. m M. H. Hyde 4073 " M. A. m C. Collins 3086
Willy Susan m E. Mather 4477 " M. S. m A. M. Hyde 4097
Wilson C. m N. Wadhams 3122 " R. m I. Mosely 4760
" C. m J. Edgerton 4575 " S. m E. Mosely 1574
" E. m H. B. Hyde 2767 " S. m L. Adgate 1480
« L. m J. Griswold 6022 " S. m Guy Hayes 5889
" M. F. m Fred. Tracy 4014 Wyckoff A. m Zenas Hyde 1720
" —
m R. L. Joice 7192 " H. V. m T. H. Harris 4281
Winchell H. m W. Kingsbury 4981 Wyllis Cor. m N. Hubbard 1943
" L. m T. D. Sterling 5557+ Wynn E. J. m E. T. Shepherd 0150+
Wingard Wid. m J. J. Hyde 5036 Yale Iluldah m E. Metcalf 920
Winslow A. m J. S. Sill 5504+ Yates J. A. m S. S. Baldwin 3213
" M. m Seth Waite 6048+ Yaw Huldah m J. Armstrong 1602
Wirt Delia m R. D. Sill 6376+ Young C. m M. Griswold 6215
Wise C. A. m B. B. Stark 4202 " J. m J. H. Harris 1347
Wilham E. m A. Bingham 2358 " M. A. m E. Wadliams 3169
Withcrspoon B. m E.'j*L Sill 5494+ " S. A. m E. A. Converse 4670+
AVitter M. C. m A. T. Converse 431 " — m M. Houuh 6973
ERRORS AND CORRECTIONS.
Page 12, line 19 from boftom, for 1089 read 1690.

'
Page 21, line 7 from top, for 1727 read 1730.
Page 27, line 19 from bottom, for 1740 read 1739.
Page 29, line 2 from top, for June 1715 read Jan., 1710.
Page 38, line 17 from top, for grandson read son.
Page 4-5, line 22 from top, for 1627 read 1727; and line 25 from top, for
1700 read 1703.
Page 49, line 7 from top, for May read August.
Page 66, line 11 from top, for two sons and one daughter read three sons and
two danghters.
Page 08, .line 9 from top, for 27 read 22.
Page 72, line 8 from top, for IladUy read Hnivley.
Page 86, line 17 from top, for 8 read 4; and line 18 from bottom, for 1735,
read 1737.
Page 89, line 1 at bottom, for 1771 read 1741.
Page 92, line 2 from bottom, fov 1785 read 1775.
Page 105, line 18 from bottom, for Sarah read Mary.
Page 108, line 2 from top, for 1122 read 1222; line 4 from top, for Lliza-
beth read Elcazer ; and line 9 from top, for 1042 read 1742.
Page 110, line 11 from bottom, for 100 read 1800'.
Page 128, line 13 from top, for 1755 read 1757; and line 24 from top, for
1765 read 1755.
Page 138, line 5 from bottom, for his read her.
Page 144, line 21 from top, for 1734 read 1784. .
Page 155, top line, for 1706 read 1796.

Page 156, lines 16 and 17 from top, for 14 Feb., 1792, Nathan JJacku.", read
John Avery and died s.j). ; and line 12 from bottom, for 11 read I'J.
Page 165, line 19 from top, for 1776 read 1766. «
Page 173, line 11 from bottom, for Jane read Irene.
Page 176, line 19 from top. for May read ifarrh.
1444 ERRORS AND CORRECTIONS.
Page 211, line 2 from bottom, for 3Iajj read June.

Page 212, line 8 from bottom, for Luna read Lura.
Page 22.5j line 2 from top, for Edgerton read Edgcomh:
Page 232, lino 7 from top. for Thomas read Timothy.
Page 239; top line, for 1901 read 1801.
Page 247, line 9 from top, for 1). loest read Dr. West.
Page 254, line IG from bottom, for 1815 read 1813.
Page 258, line G from bottom, for 1839, read J829.
Page 270, line 3 frpm top, for 27 read 17.
Page 296, line 1 at bottom, for 24 read 20.
Page 312, line 20 from bottom, for seventh read sixth.
Page 317, line 11 from bottom, for Pittsburgh read Plattsburgh.
Page 322, line 14 from bottom, for 1833, read 1823.
Page 348, line 13 from bottom, for 4 read 8. *
Page 363, line 9 from bottom, for Krinne read Kinne.
Page 367, line 12 from top, for Easset read Fasset.
Page 398, lines 3 and 4 from bottom, for ilariner read mariner.
Page 406, line 18 from top, 1853 read 1833.
Page 412, line 11 from bottom, erase court of.
Page 421, lines 18 and 19 from top, for 19 Ajiril read 17 3Iay.
Page 431, line 14 from bottom, for Francis read Frances.
Page 436, line 2 from top, for Rowland read Kolland.
Page 458, line 14 from top, for Francis read Frances,- and for Frances read
Fra7icis.
Page 477, line 18 from bottom, for Abdiel read AdricL
Page 503, top line, for Almond YQSid. Almon,- and for 1850 read 1853.
Page 507, line 19 from top, for John E. read John C.
Page 521, line 12 from bottom, for Matitoa read Matilda.
Page 522, line 11 from top, for 1826 read 1846; and line 20 from bottom,
for 1811 read 1827.
Page 525, at end of line 13 from bottom, for 3 read 30.
Page 531, line 12 fiom top, for Barley read Bailey.
Page 534, line 7 from bottom, for Beuna Fwta read Bucna Vista.
Page 540, line 11 from top, for 19 Nov. read 12 October.
Page 579, line 13 fr«m bottom, for 1849 read 1847; and lino 9 from top,
after Benajah read Bushnell.
ERRORS AND CORRECTIONS.
lii^
Page 619, 11 from bottom, for 1819 read 1829,
line
Page Go9, 3 from bottom, for o read 8.
line
Page G41, 6 from top, for Simeon read Simon.
line
Page 645, 9 from top, for 18oo read 1803.
line
Page 646, 24 from top, for 1710 read 1810.
line
Page 658, 8 from bottom, for 1807 read 1817.
line
Page 669, 10 from top, for Auf/. read Mai/.
line
line
Page 675, 3 from bottom, for Mart/ read Anna.
line
Page 677, 16 from bottom, for 1809 read 1807.
line
line
Page 682, 9 from bottom, for 1775 read 1786; and line 19 from top,
line
for 1853 read 1823; and transfer from line 22 from bottom, to the end
of line 20 from the bottom, the words a brigadier getieral of volunteers in
1863. Edward Ilarland, and not Thomas Ilarland, was the brigadier
general of volunteers.
Page 709, line 21 from bottom, for Topp read Tapp.
Page 726, line 13 from bottom, for Jan. read June.
Page 748, line 22 from top, for Todol read Todd; and lino 24 from top, for
5367 read 5369.
Page 774, line 23 from bottom, for m. read in.
Page 790, line 11 from top, for (1891) read (1894).
Page 792, line 19 from top, for 1729 read 1829 and line 9 from bottom,
;
for (898) read (1898).

Page 798, line 4 from bottom, for Ilenny read Henry.
Page 824, line 13 from top, for 5665 read 5666; •

Page 859, line 17 from bottom, for Taker read Tucker.
Page 903, line 8 from bottom, for Louisa Maria read Elizabeth II.
Page 904, line 20 from top, for Francis read Frances.

Page 910, line 20 from bottom, for Willis read Wyllis.
Page 917, line 8 from top, for April read May ; and line 11 from top, for
18 read 8.
Page 945, line 9 from bottom, for 6204 read 6204a.
Page 995, line 15 from top, for Theora read Theoda.
Pase 1002, line 4 from bottom, for 1886 read 1836.
Paê 1021, line 8 from top, for Francis read Frances.
and from
Page 1027, line 7 from bottom, for Salvina read Salomu j
line 1-
bottom, for 1807 read 1809.

Pa"-e 1090, line 4 from top, for Ruskin read
Roscoe.
line 10 from top, for
Page 1098, line 3 from top, for 1838 read 1848; and
1787 read 1837.
1446 EERORS AND CORRECTIONS.
Page 1122, line 11 from bottom, for 1784 read 1783; and line 20 from bot-
tom, for 1782 read 1772.
Page 1128, line 10 from top, for 1806 read 1800; and line 2 from bottom,
for 1797 read 1795.
Page 1154, line 15 from top, for Louis read Lois.
Page 1161, line 11 from top, for Flounlius read Florcntins.
Page 116G, line 7 from top, for 1112 read 1182; and line 10 from top, for
Cavan read Conan.
Page 1169, line 9 from top, for Eliza, read Elizabeth.
Page 1170, line 5 from bottom, for supreme read superior.
Page 1171, line 17 from bottom, after died read in 1763; and line 21 from
bottom, for she read he.
Page 1175, line 20 from bottom, for Poutoise read Po7itoise.
Page 1177, line 4 from top, for 23 Geji. read 24 Gen.
Page 1178, line 14 from bottom, for Martha read Margaret.
Page 1184, line 11 from bottom, for eighth read sixth.
Page 1187, line 3 from bottom, after volunteers read 17 May, 1861, and
major general of volunteers.
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DESCENDANTS, IN THE FEMALE AS WELL-

WILLIAM HYDE, OF NORWICH,

PLACES OF RESIDENCE, AND DATES OF BIRTHS,

REUBE:N" H. WALWORTH, LL. D.

VI. Jabez Backus (1764), born at Bozrah, Conn., 26

5176. Jabez, b. 4 Feb., 1821, at Bozrah, d, Sept., 1821.

1. diaries Lathrop, b. 7 Jan., 1847.

Andreio Johnson, b. 1854, d. at the age of four months.

5180. Elizabeth Mary, b. 10 March, 1813, at Bozrah. She was

1. Mary, b. 14 May, 1843.

Sarah Jane, b. 31 May, 1830, at Boston.

1. Mary Amelia, b. 10 Oct., 1853.

1. Joslah, b. 16 Oct., 1851.

YI. Sarah Backus (1765), born at Bozrah, Conn., 29

Tlieir children were :

5186. Charles Backus, b. 3 Oct., 1811, at Bozrah. He m. 19 Feb.,

Jlenry Thomas, b. 16 July, 1842.

VI. Lydia Latiirop Backus (1T68), Tjorii at Bozrali,

1717, at Lebanon, m. 18 Dec, 1745, Abigail Bigelow, b.

Cooperstown, N. Y who m. David Otis of Col-

m. Reuel Royce of Lyme Grin, who graduated at Yale in

1815, was a clergyman, m, Amavyllis Paysou, and was a

Woodstock Amos, who m. Lydia L. Backus Henry, who

ra. Mary Saxton of 'Lebanon Harriet, who m. Edmund

Harding of Lebanon Dijah, who died at the age of 15

years Anson, who married four times, and settled at Leb-

Ill's children hy her ^cere :

5190. Edward l^crry Clinton, b. 5 Nov., 1S18, at Lebanon. He m.

1. John C. 2. William P. o. Charles S. 4. Lydia

Francis Seaman, h. 3 March, 1851.

4. Jahrz Bdldinn, b. 19 April, 1855.

yj. John Hyde (1774), born at Poquetannck, Conn., 16

5199. Joshua Burrows, b. 29 June, 1809, at Mystic. He m. 4 Oct.,

1. John Henry, b. 1 June, 1838, d. 12 July, 1838.

5203. James Williams, b. 30 May, 1818, at 3Iystic, and d. 29 March,

712 HYDE GENEALOGY.

5204. George Denison, b. 13 April, 1822. He was living at New

1. William F., b. 23 Sept., 1860.

1. John James, b. 18 Sept., 1836.

"1. John Hyde, b. 8 Aug., 1847, d. 10 June, 1848.

2. Alexander Perry Rogers, b. 12 Sept., 1848.

YI. Elisha Denison Hyde (1779), 'born at Mystic,

Their children icere :

5214. Edwin Harrison, b. 20 Feb., 1841, at New Orleans.

VI. Elizabeth Sims (1788), born at Lebanon, Conn.,

Their children icere :

5217. George Sims, b. 31 March, 1807, at Lebanon. He ni. Abby

1. Henri/ Gordon. 2. Augustm. The latter was an under-

1. Edmund Clarence. 2. Isabel Hastings.

VI. Sarah Sims (1789), born at Lebanon, Conn., daughter

of Caroline Hyde (428), by her first linsband, George Sims,

and liquor agent, and where they were probably living in

Their children were :

5223. George, Boston in 1859.

VI. Jabez Tracy (1701), born at I^orwich, Conn., 21