My Ancestors Brian Keith Sutton

Eighth Generation


128. John Sutton was born in England. He married Sarah [---].

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129. Sarah [---] was born in England.

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132. Hezekiah May was born on 10 Mar 1735 in Barrington, Bristol Co., RI. He died in 1819 in Strafford, Orange Co., VT. He married Elizabeth Carpenter on 25 Jan 1759 in Congregational Church, Woodstock, Windham Co., CT. [Parents]

Barington in 1735/6 was in Bristol Co. Massachusetts bay Colony. Barring which was a part of the town of Swansea prior to 1717, Became a town ( still Bristal Co. ) in Rode Island after the settlement of a boundary in 1746-47

1. It looks like Hezekiah May was in Lyme, Grafton, NH. in 1773. "According to a 'True Inventory' taken by Walter Fairfield, Benjamin Grant, William Bell, Jonathan Child, and Charles Nelson, selectman of Lyme, April 26, 1773, the 'Sum Total of the Whole List of the Township of Lime' was 63, 9s, 8d, and the ratable polls as follows: <incl> Hezekiah May, [also Jonathan Rich, who also shows up in Strafford the same time as Hezekiah]". (Gazetteer of Grafton County, NH. 1709-1886, Syracuse, N.Y.: H. Child. p. 518)

2. Town of Strafford
"In a few years, and before the war of the Revolution began, Silas ALGER, John ALGER, Jonathan RICH, Eliphalet ROBERTS, Levi ROOT, Joshua TUCKER, Enoch BEAN, Hezekiah MAY, David CHAMBERLIN, Solomon CALKINS, and others, had settled in the town." (Gazetteer Of Orange County, Vt. 1762-1888. Compiled And Published by Hamilton Child, The Syracuse Journal Company, Printers and Binders. Syracuse, N. Y., 1888. P. 399-419.)

3. 1774, Feb 24, purchased 50 acres of land from Samuel Peters, blacksmith.

4. 1777, Aug 14, Appears on a pay roll in Thetford, VT. He was a lieutenant in Cpt John Alger's Company of Militia in the Revolutionary War.

5. 1779, elected as lister in Strafford, VT.

6. 1780, he was a selectman in Strafford, VT.

7. 1786, May 29, land transfer deed by Hezekiah, to Aaron Tryesdall, in Strafford, VT.

8. 1787, Sept 8, witness on a land transfer deed by his son Elisha, to Alexander Pennock, in Strafford, VT.

9. Found ni the 1790 U.S Census Vermont, Orange Co., Strafford, May, Hezekiah; 2 males >16, 3 females, p. 83

10. "The first election for Town Representative to the Vermont State Legislature, according to the records, took place in September 1798, and Hezekiah May Esq. was chosen. At this meeting there were 50 votes cast for the State Officers. We give below a list of Representatives by years. 1798 Hezekiah May, 1799 Hezekiah May." (p. 85., A history of Guildhall, Vt. : containing some account of the place, of its first settlement in 1764, and the principle improvements made, and events which have occurred down to 1886, a period of one hundred and twenty two years : with various genealogical records, and biographical sketches of families and individuals, some deceased and others still living : together with a brief sketch of Essex County, Vermont., Waverley, Mass.: E.C. Benton, 1886)

11. 1798, Aug 27, Hezekiah May posts an article concerning the taxation of property owners in Burke, Hopkinsville and Avery's Gore from Guidhall, VT. "The proprietors and land owners of Burke, Hopkinsville, and Avery's Gore, in the county of Caledonia, and state of Vermont, are hereby notified, that a petition will be preferred to the General Assembly at their next session, for a tax of three cents, or under, on each acre of land, public rights axcepted, for the purpose of making roads, building bridges, etc. in said townships. Hezekiah May Guidhall, Aug 27, 1798. (Spooners Vermont Journal, 10 Sep 1798, Vol. XVI, Iss. 790, p. 4).

12. 1804, Oct 4, witness on land transfer deed by his son Hezikiah Jr., paid to Amasa Chamberlain Jr., in Strafford, VT.

13. 1816: Married; May, Hezekiah and Esther Latham, town of Sharon, Apr. 14, 1816 [Esther Baker] (1790 - 1810, Marriage Records, By Rev. Aaron Buzzell, Town of Strafford, Orange County, Vermont)

133. Elizabeth Carpenter was born on 25 Jul 1740 in Woodstock, Windham Co., CT. She died on 21 Nov 1815 in Strafford, Orange Co., VT. [Parents]

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136. Stephen Hanson was born about 1729. He died 1 on 14 Nov 1812 in Dover, Strafford Co., NH. He married Mary Austin on 26 Aug 1749 in Dover, Strafford Co., NH. [Parents]

1. "Stephen Hanson, son of Robert and Lydia Hanson, of Dover in the province of New Hampshire, in New England, and Mary Austin, daughter of Nathaniel Austin and Catherine Austin, of the town and province aforesaid, married in Dover October 26, 1749." (FRIENDS RECORDS, DOVER, N. H., MONTHLY MEETING, MARRIAGES)

2. "Stephen Hanson Consort of Mary Hanson Departed this Life November 14th 1812. Recorded by Dom Hanson T. Clk."

137. Mary Austin was born on 17 Aug 1730 in Dover, Strafford Co., NH. She died on 1 Jun 1812 in Dover, Stafford Co., NH. [Parents]

1. "Mary Hanson Consort of Stephen Hanson Departed This life June 1st 1812. Recorded by Dom Hanson, T. Clk."

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140. Samuel Cleveland was born on 7 Jun 1730 in Canterbury, Windham Co., CT. He died 1 in Sep 1809 in Royalton, Windsor Co., VT. He married 2 Ruth Darbe on 7 May 1751 in Canterbury, CT. [Parents]

1. p. 724 "Samuel Cleveland b. June 7, 1730, Canterbury, Conn., prob.; d. Nov. 7 (?), 1806; (the Perrin diaries say his funeral was on Nov. 9, 1806); place of burial not known; m. (1) May 7, 1751, Canterbury, Ruth, dau. William and Elizabeth Darbe, b. Sep. 26, 1732; d. Aug. 13 1782; m. (2) Mar. 11, 1784, Roy., Anna Welch, who d. Bethel; she m. (2) Nov. 6, 1808, Amasa Grover of Bethel. Samuel Cleveland's children were all born in Canterbury, Conn. He was in Royalton as early as 1786, and had a law suit Jan., 1788. In 1783, while in Canterbury, he bought a farm in 38 (?) T.P........Sylvester, b. Aug. 22, 1778; d. Apr 1855, Barnston, P.Q.; m. Relief Converse; ten ch."
(Lovejoy, Evelyn M. Wood. History of Royalton, Vermont : with family genealogies, 1769-1911Royalton, Vt.: The Town and the Royalton Woman's Club, 1911, 1264 pgs.)

141. Ruth Darbe was born 1 on 26 Sep 1732 in Canterbury, Windham Co., CT. She died on 13 Aug 1782. [Parents]

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142. Jude Converse was born on 17 May 1762 in Leicester, Worcester Co., MA. He died after 1805 in {Maine}. He married Lydia Bemis on 10 Dec 1782 in Spencer, Worcester Co., MA. [Parents]

1. "His children were Lydia, born February 10, 1760 ; Jude, May 17, 1762; Ruth, October 31, 1764; Patience, March 24, 1767 ; Reuben, April 25, 1769 ; Esther, November 20, 1771 ; Asaph, April 22, 1774; Tamar, August 29, 1776; Uriah, March 13, 1779. Mr. Converse died at Leicester, June 10, 1810, aged 76. His wife died January 9, 1821, aged 83. Jude was married to Lydia Bemis, daughter of Samuel Bemis, December 10, 1782;..." (History of Spencer, Massachusetts, from its earliest settlement to the year 1860 : including a brief sketch of Leicester, to the year 1753, Draper, James, p. 188)

2. MOSHER CORNER, OR SOUTH BARNSTON: BARNSTON CORNER
The earliest settlers of this neighborhood were the Buckland, Parker, Converse, Cleaveland, Barthelomew, Davis, Norton, Cutting, White, and Bellows families. (Forest and Clearings, p. 55)

3. "Jude Converse m. Lydia Bemis. They were natives of Massachusetts, and settled in Barnston in 1798. Capt. Joseph Bartlett was their only neighbor nearer than Stanstead Plain. They suffered severely for a time from the privations incident to new settlements in the wilderness, but the forests gave way gradually to their industry and perserverance, and they soon found themselves in the possession of a comfortable home and a good property. She d. in 1808. He spent his last days in the vicinity of Portland, Maine. Their children were Relief, who m. Vester Cleaveland; Reuben, m. Achsah Lyman; Jonathan, m. Sarah Dresser; Ruth, m. David Sanborn; Luke, m. Susan Bean; Asaph, m. Lydia Hanson; and Royal, who d. young." (Forest and Clearings, p. 302)

4. 1797; His son Asaph was born in Lyndon, VT., Nov 1797, so they probably spent some time there before moving up into Quebec.
ASAPH CONVERSE, born in Lyndon, Vt., 5 Nov 1797; married Lydia Hanson, who was born 13 June 1794. They settled on Nos. 17 and 18 of the first range in Barnston. They were members of the M.E. church. They had one child, who died in infancy and a son: JONATHAN CONVERSE, 9 b 17 June 1828; m. Mary L. Merriman. (p. 178, The Converse Family and Allied Families, Charles A. Converse)

5. Witness at marriage of Mary Convers (prob granddaughter) and Moses McDuffee, 25 Dec 1833, with consent of Jonathan Convers, father, at Barnston, PQ. (Drouin)
[also Jonathan Convers and Daniel McDuffee Jr]

6. The settlers soon sought help from the government to aid them in holding their clearings and improvements. In the end it was settled that the homesteaders release 1,000 of their 1,200 acres to the Agent, keeping the 200 on which were their buildings and improvements for themselves. The following is one of the partitions which was sent jointly by Stanstead and Barnston Townships:
"The Honorable Thomas Dunn, Esq.
Administrator of the Province of Quebec"
"The petition of Benjamin Haines and Simon Haines, of the Township of Stanstead, and Lemuel Rops, Jude Converse, Joshua Parker and Samuel Dunbar, of the Township of Barnston, in the Province of Lower Canada."
"Humbly and respectfully showeth, that your honorable petitioners have been settlers for some time past, on the several lots of land hereinafter annexed to their names respectively, and have made improvements thereon by clearing and cultivating the land, and erecting buildings on the same. Your petitioners further beg to observe that said improvements constitute nearly the whole of their property, to be compelled, therefore, to abandon them, would bring ruin on themselves and their families."
"Your Petitioners, therefore, humbly pray that your Honor and Council will be favorably pleased to consider their situation, and put an order allowing them the exclusive privilege of purchasing said lots of land at the same price which other ungranted lands, in the same Township, may hereafter sell for at public sale."
"And in duty bound will ever pray."
"Dated this 1st day of November 1805."
"Stanstead: Benjamin Haines, Lot 20, 13th Range; Simon Haines, Lot 21, 13 Range."
"Barnston: Lemuel Rops, Lot 18, 3rd Range; Jude Converse, Lot 22, 3rd Range; Joshua Parker, Lot 17, 3rd Range; Samuel Dunbar, Lot 17, 5th Range."
"Compton, 1st Nov., 1805.
"This certifies that the alligations contained in the foregoing Petition, are true to the best of my knowledge.
O. Barker, J.P
Compton, Que.
(Stanstead Journal, April 22, 1954)


Notes:
1. (??) - There is a Jude Converse found in the 1790 US Census of Vermont, Addison Co., Kingston, p. 310, Jude CONVERSE : | 1 | 1 |-| 2 | 0 |, m. over 16-1, m. under 16-1, f. head of house-1, f. other-0
2. ?? -------,1811 Mar. Mr. Jude Converse and Mifs Ruth Kilgore, both of Waterford, by
Francis L. Whiting, Pastor. (The Fryeburg Historical Society, 1777 thru 1844, MARRIAGE INTENTIONS - VOLUME I and MARRIAGES - VOLUME I)
3. Jude Converse married Ruth Kilgore, 2 Nov. 1811, at Fryeburg, Oxford Co., ME. (Familysearch; Maine Marriages, 1771-1907)

143. Lydia Bemis was born on 10 May 1761 in Spencer, Worcester Co., MA. She died in 1808 in {Barnston}, Stanstead Co., PQ.. Lydia was buried in Cleveland Farm, Barnston, Stanstead Co., PQ. [Parents]

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144. John Morrison was born in Oct 1754 in Bedford, Hillsborough Co., NH. He died about 1844 in {VT or Quebec}. He married Elizabeth Moor before 1776. John served in the military Battle of Bennington. [Parents]

1. "II. John, son of Samuel1, was a farmer and res. in Bedford. He m. Elizabeth, b. 1757, Dec. 15, dau. of Col. Daniel2 and Ann (Cox) Moor. Was in battle of Bennington under General Stark. The Morrison Family Gen. says he d. in Bedford, over 90 years of age, while the Moor family Gen. claims he d. in Barnston, P. Q., date unknown. They had twelve ch., b. in Bedford: Daniel Moor, b. 1776, Aug. 16; Susanna, b. 1778, Dec. 30; Ann, b. 1781, April 5; Elizabeth Eunice, b. 1783, May 7; Samuel McDuffie, b. 1785, May 19; Mary, b. about 1786 or 1787; John, Jr., b. 1789, Sept. 6; William, b. 1791, July 12; David, b. 1794, May 4; Nancy, b., m. Ephraim Pierce of Danville, Vt.; Jenette; Elienor, m. Mr. Martin." (History of Bedford, New Hampshire from 1737 : being statistics compiled on the occasion of the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the incorporation of the town, May 15, 1900.. Bedford, N.H.: The town, 1903., p. 983-984)

2. Found in 1800 US Census Vermont, Caledonia Co., Danville,
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2 ............ [poss; William, David]
Free White Persons - Males -10 thru 15: 2 ............ [poss; Samuel, John]
Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1 ............ [poss; John]
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 2 ............ [poss; Jennet, Eleanor]
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15: 1 ............ [poss; Mary]
Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 3 ............ [poss; Susanna, Nancy, Elizabeth]
Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over: 1 ............ [poss; Elizabeth]
Number of Household Members Under 16: 7
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 12

3. [Newspaper AD]
To all whom it may concern
Whereas JOHN MORRISON, of Danville, in the County of
Caledonia, hath preferred his petition to Joseph Moffett,
Esq. one of the Judges of the County Court for said County,
and John Baldwin, Esq. one of the Justices of the Peace
for the same County, stating that he is now confined a
prisoner in the common gaol, in said Danville, by virtue of
two Executions at the suit of David Dunbar, late of said
Danville, deceased, for the sum of Twenty Dollars and
Seven Cents damages, and Three Dollars and Nine
Cents costs of suit, both recovered in proper actions
on contract or promise, before John Baldwin, Esq.
Justice as aforesaid, signed by said Justice, and dated
the 12th day of December, 1803; and praying that he
may be permitted to take the oath prescribed in an act
entitled an act relating to gaols and gaolers, and for
the relief of persons imprisoned therein, passed
March 9th, 1797, and be discharged, and the said
Justice having directed the substance of said petition
to be published in the Green Mountain Patriot.
All the creditors of said John Morrison, are hereby
notified that they may appear before said Moffett and
Baldwin, at the Gaol House, in Danville aforesaid,
on the 27th day of June inst. at five o'clock, afternoon,
then and there to shew cause why said Morrison shall
not be permitted to take the oath aforesaid and be discharged.
JOHN MORRISON
Danville, June 4, 1804
(Green Mountain Patriot, June 12, 1804)
[Early Vermont statutes called for imprisonment for debtors. While confined in county jails, they did have the luxury of occasionally being allowed to walk around town. Vermont abolished the debtors' prison for females in 1834 and for males in 1838.]

4. Found in 1810 US Census Vermont, Caledonia Co., Danville,
Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1 ............ [poss; John]
Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over : 1............ [poss; Elizabeth]
Number of Household Members Over 25: 3
Number of Household Members: 3

5. 1819 Notary; Daniel Thomas
Sutton, Jn obligation from Jn Morrison, (8 Oct. 1821)
(Daniel Thomas, Index 1819-1855, Fonds Cour supérieure. District judiciaire de Saint-François. Greffes de notaires, Bibliotheque et Archives nationales Quebec, (online))

6. Act #3438, Deed of Sale, Francis Judd to John Morrison, 25 March 1841, District of Saint-Francois
{brief description] Francis Judd of Stanstead, Esquire to John Morrison of Barnston, yeoman. Francis Judd conveys 30 acres of Lot 11, 2nd Range Barnston for 50 pounds
(Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec; Montréal, Quebec, Canada; Collection: Fonds Cour Supérieure. District judiciaire de Saint-François. Cote CN501. Greffes de notaires, 1815-1921.; District: Saint-François; Title: Ritchie, William (1822-1872))

7. Act # 3567, Sale, 7 March 1842, John Morrison to Daniel Clifford Sutton, parcel of land in Barnston, thirty acres, west side, south half of Lot 11, 2nd range, for 240 dollars, equal to 60 pounds
(Archives nationales du Québec; Montréal, Quebec, Canada; Collection: Fonds Cour Supérieure. District judiciaire de Saint-François. Cote CN501. Greffes de notaires, 1815-1921.; District: Saint-François; Title: Ritchie, William (1822-1872)

145. Elizabeth Moor was born on 15 Dec 1757 in Bedford, Hillsborough Co., NH. She died after 1810 in {VT or Quebec}. [Parents]

1. Found in 1800 US Census Vermont, Caledonia Co., Danville,
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2
Free White Persons - Males -10 thru 15: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 3
Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over: 1
Number of Household Members Under 16: 7
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 12

2. Found in 1810 US Census Vermont, Caledonia Co., Danville,
Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over : 1
Number of Household Members Over 25: 3
Number of Household Members: 3

(???)
Members of the Congregational Church of Barnet and Lyman
This church, organized in 1816, had only a brief existence, its members being absorbed into other churches. This record is given for preservation.

James Moore
Archibald Moore
Arethusa Moore
Lucy Moore,
Martha Moore
Nancy Moore
John Moore
Betsy Moore
Betsy Morrison
Moses Moore
(p. 298, History of Barnet, Vermont, Frederic Wells, 1923)

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148. Samuel Edson was born on 18 Jul 1742 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., MA. He died after 1790. He married Anna Hall on 30 Apr 1767 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., MA. [Parents]

1. 151. Samuel, son of Samuel 88 and Martha (Perkins) Edson, born in the town of Bridgewater, Plymouth County, province of Massachusetts Bay, New England, on July 18, 1742; married there, on April 30, 1767, Anna Hall of Raynham.
Children:
341. Abigail, born in the town of Bridgewater on September 16, 1768.
342. Chloe, born in the town of Bridgewater on February 17, 1770.
343. Anna, born in the town of Bridgewater on July 1, 1772.
344. Samuel, born in the town of Bridgewater on February n, 1775.
345. Jane, born in the town of Bridgewater, on November 28, 1778.
346. Alexander, born in the town of Bridgewater, on July 28, 1781.
347. Oliver, born in the town of Bridgewater on March 28, 1784.
348. Hosea, born in the town of Bridgewater on September 3, 1789.
Abigail Edson 341 married in 1787 Azariah Willis, of Oakham. Anna
Edson 343 married in 1798 John Winnett.
Samuel Edson 151, the father, having served in the War of the Revolution, was enrolled, under the act of Congress of March 18, 1818, a Revolutionary War pensioner, to receive ninety-six dollars annually from April 6, 18 18, having served as a quartermaster sergeant in the Massachusetts Continental Line. Under the act of May 1, 1820, his name was dropped from the pension list. He was then residing in Orange County, Vermont.
(p. 475, Edsons in England and America and Genealogy of the Edsons By JARVIS BONESTEEL EDSON, 1903)

2. Bans of Matrimony Publishes
328
March 28th Samuel Edson 4th and Ann Hall both of Bridgewater.
(Bridgewater Town Records)

149. Anna Hall was born in 1744 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., MA. She died in Jan 1848 in Bath, Grafton Co., NH. [Parents]

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152. Samuel Heath was born on 12 Aug 1739 in Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA. He died in 1817. He married 1 Mary Draper on 3 Dec 1767 in Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA. [Parents]

1. Samuel Heath, son of Samuel (4) and Elizabeth (Payson) Heath, was born in Roxbury, Massachusetts, 1739, died in 1817. He was an early settler of Bridgewater, New Hampshire. He married, in 1767, Mary Draper. She was probably his second wife, and was probably a sister of Jacob Draper, an early settler of Bristol, coming from Roxbury. Massachusetts. Their children: 1. Stephen, married, November 28, 1799, Anna Peaslee. He sold his farm to his brother Samuel. 2. Samuel, born in 1754, had a large family. 3. Philip. 4. Joshua, born in I760, lived in Bristol, New Hampshire. 5. Daniel, born in 1762, married and had a large family. 6. John, born in Plymouth, New Hampshire. April 15, 1771, settled at Barnston, Province of Quebec, married and had ten children. (p. 299, Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts, with a history of Worcester society of antiquity (Vol 4), 1907, Ellery Bicknell Crane.)

2. Found in the 1790 U.S Census New Hampshire, Grafton Co., Bridgewater; | 3 | 2 | 3 | |
Males: 16 and over | under 16 | Females | All other free persons | slaves |
There is a Peter Heath in the previous entry.
(p. 29, Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790: New Hampshire)

3. Found in the 1800 U.S Census New Hampshire, Grafton Co., Bridgewater; | 2 | | 1 | | 1 | | 2 | 2 | | 1 |
Males: Under10 | 10 thru15 | 16 thru25 | 26 thru 44 | 45 and over |Females: Under10 | 10 thru15 | 16 thru25 | 26 thru 44 | 45 and over
(adjacent entries:Peter, James, James jun., Joseph, John, Philip, Daniel, Jonathan, and Josiah Heath. There is also a Jonathan and James Ingalls a few entries away)

4. Found in the 1810 U.S Census New Hampshire, Grafton Co., Bridgewater; | 2 | | 1 | | 1 | | 2 | 2 | | 1 |
Males: Under10 | 10 thru15 | 16 thru25 | 26 thru 44 | Females: 5 and over Under10 | 10 thru15 | 16 thru25 | 26 thru 44 | 45 and over
(entry prior to Philip Heath)

153. Mary Draper.

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154. Ebenezer Ingalls was born on 13 Apr 1747 in Sandown, Rockingham Co., NH. He died in 1790 in New Hampton, Belknap Co., NH. He married Mary Lougee in 1767 in {Bridgewater, Grafton Co., NH}. [Parents]

1. Ebenezer Ingalls, (Timothy, Samuel, Samuel, Henry, Edmond), son of Timothy and ( ) Ingalls, born Sandown, N. H., Apr. 13, 1747 ; married Mary Lougee. She was born New Hampton, N. H., Jan. 13, 1745. He probably lived and died at New Hampton.
Children:
1568 Ebenezer, b. Aug. 31, 1772; m. Polly Harris.
1569 Oilman, b. Feb. 4, 1775; m. Abigail Emerson.
1570 Nancy
1571 Elizabeth
1572 Sarah
1573 Patty
(THE GENEALOGY AND HISTORY OF THE INGALLS FAMILY IN AMERICA, Burleigh, Malden, Mass., 1903, p. 92)

155. Mary Lougee was born on 13 Jan 1745 in New Hampton, Belknap Co., NH. [Parents]

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156. John Morrison is printed as #144.

157. Elizabeth Moor is printed as #145.

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158. Caleb Stiles was born on 17 Feb 1765 in Hollis, Hillsborough Co., NH. He died on 26 Feb 1807 in {Barnet}, Caledonia Co., VT. He married Betty Pierce on 17 Feb 1787 in Hollis, Hillsborough Co., NH. [Parents]

372. Caleb' Stiles, Jr. [151] (Caleb, Jr., Caleb, Ebenezer, Robert), was born at Hollis, N. H., Feb. 17, 1765; m. at Hollis, Feb. 7, 1787, Betty [also called Betsey and Elizabeth], eldest child of Ephraim and Esther (Stone) Pierce, b. at Hollis, Sept. 26, 1766. Caleb Stiles, Jr. (then in his 17th year), was one of eight soldiers to whom the town of Hollis, in 1779, paid a bounty of £300 for service for one year in the Continental army. His father and Ephraim Pierce (his future father-in-law), were also of the number; they were gone nearly a year, and all returned together. He died Feb. 26, 1807. His widow in July, 1839 (then living at Barnet, Vt.), applied for (and probably secured) a pension on account of his military services. Caleb Stiles and his wife Betsey were admitted to church membership in Barnet, Vt., July 1, 1801, and their dau. Catharine was baptized there, as were nearly all their children. They had a large family {Pension Office Records, Washington, D. C).
Children (the names of three only have been ascertained)
I. Jennette m. Dec. 30, 1819, Rev. Josiah, son of Oliver and Sally (Haynes) Morse, b. Sept. 7,
1798. Mr. Morse died somewhere in N. H.('?), June 10, 1875, in his 77th year; his wife probably
survived him.
II. Joseph', m. 1824, Rachel Morse, sister of Rev. Josiah, husband of Joseph's sister Jennette.
III. Catherine, bapt. at Barnet, Vt.
(The Stiles family in America : genealogies of the Massachusetts family, descendants of Robert Stiles of Rowley, Mass. 1659-1891, and the Dover, N. H., family, descendants of William Stiles of Dover, N. H. 1702-1891, by Guild, Mary A. Stiles Paul, 1830-; Stiles, Henry Reed 1892)

2. EARLY MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A revised roll of communicants was made in 1798, and the following new names appear:
June 11, 1801. Caleb Stiles, Mary Stiles, Caleb Stiles, Jr., Elizabeth Stiles.
(p. 295)

159. Betty Pierce was born on 26 Sep 1766 in Hollis, Hillsborough Co., NH. She died after Jul 1839 in Barnet, Caledonia Co., VT. [Parents]

1. Daughter Ephraim Pierce and Esther Stone, daughter of John Stone and Elizabeth Farwell.

Notes:
1. Daughter of Ephraim Pierce and Esther Stone.
Pierce, Ephraim and Esther Stone.
Married March 11, 1766
Betty, born Sept. 26, 1766
Mary, born Jan. 26, 1768
Esther, born May 19, 1770
Susannah, born April 23, 1772
Sarah, born Aug. 11, 1774
Deborah, born April 11, 1776
Ephraim, born April 12, 1778
Rebekah, born July 26, 1781
John, born May 8, 1784
(p. 384, History of the town of Hollis, N.H., 1879)

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164. Domenico "Battistelli" Giambattistelli was born on 9 Oct 1764 in Caminate di Fano, Pesaro, Italy. He died on 9 Nov 1846 in San Costanzo, Pesaro, Italy. He married Maria Petronilla Carboni on 17 Nov 1791 in Stacciola di San Costanzo, Pesaro, Italy. [Parents]

165. Maria Petronilla Carboni was born on 13 Sep 1771 in Stacciola di San Costanzo, Pesaro, Italy. She died in 1840 in Caminate di Fano, Pesaro, Italy. [Parents]

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166. Angelo Battisti.Angelo married Maddalena Ridolfi.

167. Maddalena Ridolfi.

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172. Angelo Vitali was born on 22 Aug 1784 in San Costanzo, Pesaro e Urbino, IT. He died on 20 Mar 1856 in San Costanzo, Pesaro e Urbino, IT. He married Girolama Sorcinelli on 22 Oct 1804 in San Costanzo, Pesaro, Italy. [Parents]

173. Girolama Sorcinelli was born on 15 May 1780 in San Costanzo, Pesaro e Urbino, IT. She died on 27 Aug 1850 in San Costanzo, Pesaro e Urbino, IT.

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174. Angelo Mattioli was born in 1760. He died on 30 Oct 1817 in San Costanzo, Pesaro, Italy. He married Francesca Casagrande.

175. Francesca Casagrande was born in 1767 in Fano, Pesaro, Italy. She died on 19 Jan 1844 in San Costanzo, Pesaro, Italy.

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226. Sylvanus Dyer was born 1 on 13 Sep 1763 in Truro, Barnstable Co., MA. He died 2 on 26 Dec 1810 in Pamet Harbor, Truro, Barnstable Co., MA. He married Jemima Paine Dyer on 6 Mar 1794 in Truro, Barnstable Co., MA. Sylvanus was buried in Truro Congregational Cemetery, Truro, BC, MA (i). [Parents]

1. "Sylvanus Dyer, aged 47, in a boat alone which was capsized near Pamet Harbor, from Boston, 1810". Gravestone has Sylvanus Dyer, died 1813 - December 27, age 47

2. 1810. "A steady young man." Sylvanus Dyer, aged 47, in a boat alone which was capsized near Pamet Harbor, from Boston. (Truro--Cape Cod, or, Land marks and sea marks, Shebnah Rich)

Notes:
1. Death: From the Massachusetts Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988; (in hand written) "Silvanus dyer Son of Ambrose and mary dyer departed this life December 26 in the 47th year of his Age _ _ _ 1810" [why posted what looks like 1810 and the grave stone says 1813?]

227. Jemima Paine Dyer was born 1 on 29 May 1765 in Truro, Barnstable Co., MA. She died on 21 Jul 1837 in Truro, Barnstable Co., MA. Jemima was buried in Truro Congregational Cemetery, Truro, Barnstable Co., MA. [Parents]


(Find a grave)
Jemima's husband, Sylvanus Dyer, was born to Samuel Junr and Rebekah (Paine) on Oct. 6, 1767, in Truro. Vital Records of Truro at http://MA-VitalRecords.org.

Jemima was born to Elijah and Deliverance (Atkins) on May 20, 1765, in Truro.

Jemima and Sylvanus were married on Mar. 6, 1794 in Truro. They had 6 children. All born in Truro.


Wiki Trees: Died 26 Dec 1810 at age 45 in Truro, Truro, Barnstable, Massachusetts

[Child]


228. Antonio Roberts was born in Spain. He married Catherine Carns.

or Antone

229. Catherine Carns.

[Child]


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