Hi Deane, My Mastin grandparents, on my mother's side [she married a Maxwell], lived for many years in Skyland, NC. As a child, my mother and I would spend a couple of months each summer in Skyland at their old home which was formerly a hotel. My father would then drive up from FL to bring us home. My husband and I have made a couple of trips to Skyland trying to determine the place where the hotel once stood, after first talking to the Buncombe County folks who gave us all kinds of printouts. It was formerly a spa with a railroad on the property to transport guests to the hotel. We still have not found the exact spot but we are close. I have so many great memories of that area. My grandparents also had a home in downtown Hendersonville which once had wooden sidewalks. Saturday was a big day for the farmers to come to town and attend the nightly square dancing or clogging. Anyway, back to the Maxwell's. Thank you again for your interest in this line. They have got to be related. As a side note, when I looked at the film on the Congregational Church, Chesterfield, along with the children born to Ruth Maxwell, were children born to Esther Maxwell in the same time frame. They were Simeon Wyman b. 4/22/1792, Lilly b. 6/8/179?, Jeff?? Or Joseph?? B. 4/23/1794. Another film lists her married to Joshua Maxwell. I don't know if Hugh and Joshua are brothers or cousins. The fourth child of Hugh and Ruth was Erastus b. 1792. This is my line. Erastus was in the War of 1812 with New York troops. He married Susannah Whaley 12/13/1817 in Attica, Genesee [Wyoming] County, NY. Two of their sons were born in Albany, NY and I find the family next in Niagara County, NY. On three of the census years for Erastus, his birth place is listed as MA, NY or CT. So you see how happy I was to find a record of him in MA. Do you have a MA resource for the 1700's that might connect Hugh to a marriage first to Ruth Benton and second to Olive Newhall? Thank you for all the searching you have done on this line. You are very kind. Barb -----Original Message----- From: mafrankl-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:mafrankl-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Deane Merrill Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 6:19 AM To: mafrankl@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MAFRANKL] MAXWELL, Hugh - b. 1733 I think there is a connection between Hugh MAXWELL b.1733, and the Maxwells in Shelburne. There are MAXWELLs and BENTONs and NEWHALLs in Shelburne, Mass. Some of the Maxwells were born in Heath. Hugh F. Ward 1892-1966 may be a son of Frank A. Ward 1860-1935 and Ella L. Maxwell (b.Heath) 1863-1941 There is lots more information in Shelburne. This is what I found with just two hours of searching. Deane Merrill Asheville, NC (formerly of Shelburne, MA) dwmerrill@charter.net ----------------------------------------------- GAMWELL ...Franklin B. Gamwell 1829-1904 m.C.Victoria Maxwell 1843-1920 ......Edward F. Gamwell 1869-1936 ......Helen S. Gamwell 1874-1938 MAXWELL D.K. Maxwell 1821-1899 m.Horace H. Mayhew MAXWELL Banjamin Maxwell 1804-1892 m.Clarissa Munson 1813-1864 ...Benjamin Franklin Maxwell 1840-1920 (farmer, unm.) ...Ebenezer D. Maxwell 1841-1850 ...C. Victoria Maxwell 1843-1920 m.Franklin B. Gamwell ...Ella Frances Maxwell (twin) 1848-1931 (housekeeper, unm.) ...Emma C. Maxwell (twin) 1848-1934 (ret.school teacher, unm.) ...Helen Maxwell 1855-1918 MAXWELL Ella L. Maxwell (b.Heath) 1863-1941 m.Frank A. Ward 1860-1935 MAXWELL Mary E. Maxwell (b.Heath) 1867-1955 (housekeeper, unm., bur.Heath) MAXWELL Orsamus Maxwell 1837-1905 m.Maritta Summer (b.Heath) 1841-1913 ...Sadie Russell Brown Maxwell (adopted) (b.Colrain) 1872-1942 (housekeeper, unm.) MAYHEW Horace H. Mayhew 1826-1894 m. D.K. Maxwell 1821-1899 ...Katharine Mayhew 1862-1936 m.(male) Thurber WARD Eva Ward 1869-1941 m.(male) Hawkes ...Russell E. Hawkes 1894-1918 WARD Frank A. Ward 1860-1935 m.Ella L. Maxwell 1863-1941 ...Ruby Ella Ward 1888-1888 ...Ray Maxwell Ward 1888-1889 WARD Hugh F. Ward 1892-1966 m.M. Edith Hancock 1893-1952 ...Granville Ward 1916-1930 WARD William C. Ward 1865-1961 m.Edith James 1892-1972 ------------------------------------------------ Sources: Ref.1, pg.16, Sec.L3 Orsamus Maxwell, Member Co.C 46 Mass. Infantry 1837-1905 Maritta S. Sumner his wife 1841-1913 adopted dau. Sadie Russell Maxwell 1873-19__ (no other numbers) Ref.1, pg.81, Sec.R9 Edward F. Gamwell May 22, 1869-May 10, 1936, son of F.B. and C.V. Gamwell Franklin B. Gamwell July 29, 1829-Mar.26-1904 C VICTORIA dau. of Benj. + Clarissa Maxwell and wife of Franklin B. Gamwell; Oct 16, 1843-Dec.30, 1920 Helen S. Gamwell Aug.25,1874-Aug.19, 1938; dau of F.B.+C.V. Gamwell Father: Banjamin Maxwell May 16,1804-July 10, 1892 Mother: Clarissa Munson wife of Benjamin Maxwell, Feb.24,1813-June 17,1864 Ebenezer D. son of Benjamin + Clarissa Maxwell Sept.12,1841-Apr.25,1850 Helen dau of Benjamin + Clarissa Maxwell Nov.17,1855-May 5,1918 B.Franklin son of Benjamin + Clarissa Maxwell Feb.2,1840-Nov.25,1920 Ella F. dau. of Benjamin + Clarissa Maxwell Nov.14,1848-May29,1931 Emma C. dau of Benjamin + Clarissa Maxwell Nov.14,1848-Aug.16,1934 Ref.1, pg.89, Sec.L11 Horace H. Mayhew 1826-1894 D.K. Maxwell wife of Horace H. Mayhew, 1821-1899 Katharine Mayhew Thurber 1862-1936 Ref.1, pg.250-1, Sec.R39 William C. Ward 1865-1961 Edith James wife of W.C. Ward 1892-1972 Ruby Ella dau. of F.A. + Ella L. Ward d.June 15,1888 ae 1mo, 9ds Ray Maxwell son of F.A. + Ella Ward, d.Mar.2,1889 ae 9mos.24ds Frank A. Ward 1860-1935 Ella Maxwell his wife 1863-1941 Hugh F. Ward 1892-1966 M. Edith Hancock wife of Hugh F. Ward 1893-1952 Granville Ward 1916-1930 son of Hugh F. and Edith H. Ward Boy Scout of America Eva Ward Hawkes 1869-1941 Russell E. Hawkes 1894-1918 Ref.4. Maritta (Summer) Maxwell, widow, d.Shelburne 8/27/1913 b.Heath 4/3/1841, bur.Arms, housekeeper Benjamin Franklin Maxwell, single, d.Shelburne 11/25/1920 b.Shelburne 2/2/1840, bur.Arms, farmer Ella Frances Maxwell, single, d.Shelburne 5/29/1931 b.Shelburne 11/14/1848, bur.Arms; housekeeper Emma C. Maxwell, single d.Shelburne 8/16/1934 b.Shelburne 11/14/1848, bur.Arms, retired school teacher Ella (Maxwell) Ward, widow, d.Shelburne 8/6/1941 b.Heath 11/27/1863, bur.Arms Sadie (Brown) Maxwell, single [sic], d.Northampton, Hampshire 8/10/1942 b. Colrain 11/22/1872 bur.Arms, domestic Mary E. Maxwell, single, d.Shelburne 11/24/1955 b.Heath 3/11/1867, bur.Center, Heath; housekeeper Sources: 1. Arms Cemetery listing, Doris Wheeler, Shelburne Historical Society, Shelburne, Franklin County, MA. 2. Deaths in Shelburne, Mass.1740-2003, Deane Merrill, 15 May 2004. http://merrill.olm.net/shs/vitalrecs/death.htm 3. Deaths in Shelburne, Mass.1913-2002, Deane Merrill, 6 Mar 2004 http://merrill.olm.net/shs/vitalrecs/1913_2002/death3.htm 4. 2983 Shelburne MA death records 1913-2002, from Shelburne Town Hall (public file). Deane Merrill, 2/22/2004 (view with Excel). http://merrill.olm.net/shs/vitalrecs/1913_2002/death3.csv dennie2:\\c:\dwmerrill\shs\vitalrecs\1913_2002\death3.csv ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - At 08:39 PM 2/9/2007, you wrote: >If Col Hugh Maxwell is indeed the father of the Hugh Maxwell, from >Buckland, who married Ruth Benton in Ashfield, MA 11/21/1785, he would >have been about 15 or 16 years of age. I don't believe it was that >unusual to marry young in that era. > >I have found in two different records of Chesterfield, MA, reference to >4 children born to Hugh and Ruth, the last being Erastus b. 1792 in >Chesterfield. A possibility would be the death of Ruth and the >marriage to Olive Newhall on 6/16/1794. I have not run across any >reference to a earlier marriage for this Hugh. > >Next week I expect to view a FHL film on order, Town and vital records >1750-1916 Ashfield MA, and hopefully find something helpful. > >Please let know if you know of any other sources I might look into. I >appreciate your response. Thanks. > >Barbara Maxwell Krall > >-----Original Message----- >From: mafrankl-bounces@rootsweb.com >[mailto:mafrankl-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Deane Merrill >Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 6:49 PM >To: mafrankl@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [MAFRANKL] MAXWELL, Hugh - b. 1733 > > >There are other Maxwells who lived in Shelburne, MA in the 19th >Century, > >and there are Maxwells buried in Arms Cemetery in Shelburne, Mass >(adjacent to Buckland). Is anyone aware of a connection? >I can get more information if anyone is interested. > >Deane Merrill >Asheville NC (formerly of Shelburne, MA) >dwmerrill@charter.net > >At 08:45 AM 2/9/2007, you wrote: > > >First Generation > > > >1. Col Hugh MAXWELL was born on 27 May 1733 in Minterburn, County > >Tyrone, Ireland.1 "O.S." in Minterburn, Ire. He died on 14 Oct 1799 > >in at Sea.2,3 1785 - 1935 Sesquicentennial Anniversary of the Town > >of Heath, Mass., Edited by Howard Chandler Robbins, Published by The > >Heath Historical Society. Printed by E. A. Hall & Co., Greenfield, > >Massachusetts, 1935. p. 42. > > His first public service was in the French War which broke out in > >1755. He was in the battle near Lake George in 1755 and in Fort > >William Henry when it was surrendered to the French in 1756. He was > >one of the prisoners and the Indians caught him, stripped him of > >everthing except his pantaloons, when he slipped from their hands, > >seized a gun, and ran for life toward Fort Edward, not daring to stop > >of look behind him. At length, on reaching what was called Half-way > >Brook, he stopped to quench his thirst; but on looking bace he saw > >two Indians holding a white whom they were just ready to tomahawk. > >He first thought was to fire on them, but before he could raise his > >gun they dispatched their man, and he therefore again ran for the > >fort which he reached in safety. His youngest brother Thompson > >joined this warfare in 1757 when but 15. > > Although a poor man's son, young, destitute of property and > >without > > >the advantages of education,, excepting the few weeks at school to > >learn the surveyor's art, Gov. Pownal of Massachusetts thought proper > >to appoint him an officer in Brigadier Ruggles' regiment, - his > >commission as ensign was dated March 31, 1759 which was his rank at > >the > > >close of the war. > > At the age of 22 he joined the Congregational Church in Bedford. > >During the whole of his subsequent lfie he gave evidence that his > >profession was sincere, and held his life as not his own, but as a > >trust for God and his country. Thus he derived the courage of a > >soldier from the faith of a Christian, and as his faith never failed > >- his courage never flinched. At the close of the campaign of 1759 > >he returned to his home, and when the army was disbanded again took > >up the > > >work of his plough and surveryor's instruments. > > A comminssion dated March 4, 1762 shows that he was appointed > >Lieutenant of a company of Foot in the Regiment where- of Joseph > >Ingersol, Esq. was Colonel. He was always fond of waiting and could > >express himself with great plainness. > > In 1773, he removed his family to Charlemont, Hampshire County, > >Mass. By the division of both town and county it is now Heath, > >Franklin County. Here he bought a small farm of Asaph White, where > >Fred Coates now (1935) lives. There were a few acres of cleared land > >and a small house of one room, and a closet. He later added another > >small room - and in this house his family found shelter till after > >the close of the Revolutionary war. It must have been very > >uncobfortable for on a winter's morning they would find themselves > >covered with some inches of snow which had drifted throught the chinks in the roof. > > He was elected a member of the first Provincial Congress which > >was convend at Salem, Oct. 7, 1774 and took an active part therein. > >This Congress provided for forming and arming companies of Minute > >Men, so when he came home he assisted in raising a company and Oliver > >Avery was > > >chosen Captain, and Hugh Maxwell Lieutenant. > > At Cambridge May 26, 1775 he was made Captain of a compay in the > >regiment of Col. Wm. Prescott. During the acton at Bunker Hill on > >June > > >17, 1775 he was wounded by a ball passing through his right shoulder; > >he was without coat at the time and though his arm dropped and hung > >useless by his side he proceeded through a shower of shot and bullets > >to the place where he had left his coat and picking it up marched off > >the hill with the retreating army. > > The wound proved to be very serious and for a time his life was > >despaired of. This came as very heavy news to the family whom he had > >left in such trying circumstances. In a few weeks he was able to sit > >up a little and soon began to write with his left hand to his family > >to > > >console them by pointing their minds to the same source from which he > >drew his own comfort - the Word of God. > > The next year he had a barn built about 70 rods east of the > >house, at a place where he intended in the future to build a new > >house. Late in the fall of '75 he left home again to return to his > >company. He was > > >engaged in theoperations on Long island in the vicinity of New York, > >in > > >August and September 1776 and was in the batle of Trenton and > >Princeton > > >and Germantown. In 1777 the brigade to which he belonged was sent > >north to resist the advance of Burgoyne and he saw service at > >Bennington, Stillwater and Saratoga. > > In August 1783, before leaving the army he received a commission > >as > > >Lieut. Col. in the Mass. line to take rank October 12, 1782 which was > >his rank at the close of the war. It was not until the spring of > >1784 that he returned to his family. In 1784 he was sent ot Boston > >to secure the incorporation of the new town to be set off from > >Charlemont. > > >This he did with the assistance of his old Commander and friend, Gen. > >Heath, after whom the town was named. > > He purchased some shipping horses and leaving home in July 1799 > >he sailed from Hartford for the West Indies. He had a good and > >prosperous > > >voyage but three days before the vessel arrived in port, homeward > >bound, he was taken with a fever and on the 14th of October, died and > >was buried at sea. > > > >Vital Records of Buckland, Mass. to the year 1849, Published by The > >Essex Institute, Salem, Mass., 1934. p. 96 > > of Heath, Mass. 1806. > > > >Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolutionary War - Volume 10, page 370 > > Maxwell, Hugh, Charlemont.Major, in a regiment of Minute-men > >commanded by Lieut. Col. Samuel Williams; service from April 21, 1776 > >[5]. 19 days; also, communication dated Cambridge. May 25, 1775, > >signed > > >by said Maxwell and others, captains in Col. William Prescott's > >regt., stating their approral of William Prescott, John Robinson, and > >Henry Woods as Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel. and Major, respectively, > >of said regiment, and asking that they be commissioned; also, > >Captain, Col. William Prescott's regt.; return of officers, dated May > >25, 1775; ordered in Provincial Congress May 26, 1775, that said > >officers be commissioned; also, Captain, Col. Prescott's regt.; > >muster roll dated Aug. 1, 1775; engaged May 10, 1775; service, 2 mos. > >23 days; also, company return [probably Oct., 1775]; also, Major, > >Col. Bailey's regt.; > > >Continental Army pay accounts for service from Jan. 1, 1777, to Dec. > >31, 1779; reported as serving 6 mos. as Captain, 30 mos. as Major; > >also, Captain, 1st co., same regt.; company return dated Campnear > >Valley Forge, Jan. 24, 1778; also, order on the Board of War, payable > >to Lieut. Col. Ezra Badlam, dated Camp White Plains, Aug. 19, 1778, > >signed by said Maxwell and others, for the State donation on account > >of > > >service in the Continental Army; also, receipt for clothing for > >officers of Col. Bailey's regt., dated Boston, Oct. 6, 1778, and > >signed > > >by Lieut. Col. Ezra Badlam; also, Col. Bailey's (1st) regt.; returns > >of > > >officers for clothing, dated Dorchester, Sept. 28, and Oct. 22, 1778; > >also, Col. Bailey's (2d) regt.; list of officers, dated Boston, May > >19, > > >1779; also, Major; list of settlements of rank of Continental > >officers, > > >dated West Point, made by a Board held for that purpose and confirmed > >by Congress Sept. 6, 1779; commissioned July 7, 1777; also, Captain, > >Col. Bailey's (2d) regt.; return of officers for clothing, certified > >at > > >Dorchester, Sept. 24, 1779; said Maxwell reported Major on the new > >establishment; also, Major, 2d Mass. regt. commanded by Lieut. > >Colonel Ezra Badlam; return of officers, certified at Boston, Dec. 7, > >1779; also, Major, Col. Bailey's regt.; Continental Army pay accounts > >for service from Jan. 1, 1780, to Dec. 31, 1780; also, letter from M. > >Jackson, Colonel, 8th Mass. regt., to the Governor and Council, dated > >Camp Verplanck's Point, Oct. 15, 1782, requesting that warrants be > >issued to certain officers in his regiment; said Maxwell. senior > >Major, > > >recommended for Lieutenant Colonel; advised in Council Oct. 29, 1782, > >that warrants be granted; also, Lieutenant Colonel, 3d Mass. regt. > >commanded by Col. Michael Jackson; list of officers [year not given]; > >reported absent. > > > > > >Col Hugh MAXWELL and Bridget MONROE were married on 4 Nov 1760 in > >Heath, Franklin, Massachusetts.4,5 Bridget MONROE (daughter of > >William > > >MONROE and Phebe) was born on 27 Apr 1735 in Lexington, Middlesex, > >Massachusetts.6 She died on 15 Jan 1816 in Heath, Franklin, > >Massachusetts.7 She was buried in South Cemetery, Heath, Franklin, > >Massachusetts.8 Col Hugh MAXWELL and Bridget MONROE had the > >following > >children: > > > > +2 i. Hannah MAXWELL, born on 22 Jun 1761, Heath, > > Hampshire, > >Massachusetts1,9; married Calvin RICE, on 30 Jun 1795, Heath, > >Hampshire, Massachusetts10-12; died on 20 Jan 1830, Charlemont, > >Franklin, Massachusetts9,13. > > +3 ii. Lilly MAXWELL, born on 7 Aug 1762, Heath, > > Hampshire, > >Massachusetts1; married Alfred JONES, in 1798, , Hampshire, > >Massachusetts12,14; died on 20 Jan 1839, Buckland, Franklin, > >Massachusetts15-17. > > +4 iii. Dorcas MAXWELL, born on 13 Apr 1765, Heath, > > Franklin, > >Massachusetts18; married Joseph KIRKLAND, Heath, Franklin, > >Massachusetts19. > > 5 iv. Priscilla MAXWELL was born on 21 Oct 1767 in > > Heath, Franklin, > >Massachusetts.20 She died on 7 Sep 1851 in Heath, Franklin, > >Massachusetts.21,22 1785 - 1935 Sesquicentennial Anniversary of the > >Town of Heath, Mass., Edited by Howard Chandler Robbins, Published by > >The Heath Historical Society. Printed by E. A. Hall & Co., > >Greenfield, > > >Massachusetts, 1935. p. 43. > > Never married. At the age of 66 she wrote > >an account of her > >father's life under the title of "The Christian Patriot." > > +6 v. Hugh MAXWELL, born on 13 Mar 1770, Heath, >Franklin, > >Massachusetts1; married Olive (Cloe) NEWHALL, on 16 Jun 1794, Heath, > >Franklin, Massachusetts5,23; died on 23 Feb 1849, Heath, Franklin, > >Massachusetts2. > > +7 vi. Chloe MAXWELL, born on 23 Jun 1772, Heath, > > Franklin, > >Massachusetts15; married Col. Roger Hooker LEAVITT24; died on 29 Mar > >185115. > > +8 vii. Sylvester MAXWELL, born on 18 Apr 1774, Heath, > > > Franklin, > >Massachusetts25; married Tirzah TAYLOR, on 25 Dec 1806, Buckland, > >Franklin, Massachusetts26-29; died on 21 Dec 185815. > > > >Sources > > > > 1. Vital Records of Heath, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, > >published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, > >Mass., 1915. p. 45 - Date & location. > > 2. Ibid., p. 129 - Date & location. > > 3. 1785 - 1935 Sesquicentennial Anniversary of the Town of > >Heath, > > >Mass., Edited by Howard Chandler Robbins, Published by The Heath > >Historical Society. Printed by E. A. Hall & Co., Greenfield, > >Massachusetts, 1935. Book Source: LDS, FHL, SLC US/CAN > >974.422/HIH2s, > > >p. 51 - Date & location. > > 4. Vital Records of Heath, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, > >published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, > >Mass., 1915. p. 97 - Date, location & lineage. > > 5. 1785 - 1935 Sesquicentennial Anniversary of the Town of > >Heath, > > >Mass., Edited by Howard Chandler Robbins, Published by The Heath > >Historical Society. Printed by E. A. Hall & Co., Greenfield, > >Massachusetts, 1935. Book Source: LDS, FHL, SLC US/CAN > >974.422/HIH2s, > > >p. 43 - Date. > > 6. Vital Records of Heath, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, > >published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, > >Mass., 1915. p. 48 - Date & location. > > 7. Ibid., p. 130 - Date & location. > > 8. Allegra Weiss; Location. > > 9. The Nims Family - Seven Generations of Descendants from > >Godfrey Nims - Elizabeth C. Suddaby, Editor, compiled by Susan S. > >Oathout, John H. Schultz, Elizabeth C. Suddaby for the Nims Family > >Association, 1990, P.O. Box 99, Deerfield, MA 01342, published by > >Southern Historical Press, Inc., P. O. Box 1267, Greenville, SC 29602 > >- 1267. p. 122 - Date & location. > > 10. Vital Records of Heath, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, > >published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, > >Mass., 1915. p. 101 - Location. > > 11. International Genealogical Index - North America, Date & >location. > > 12. 1785 - 1935 Sesquicentennial Anniversary of the Town of > >Heath, Mass., Edited by Howard Chandler Robbins, Published by The > >Heath > > >Historical Society. Printed by E. A. Hall & Co., Greenfield, > >Massachusetts, 1935. Book Source: LDS, FHL, SLC US/CAN > >974.422/HIH2s, > > >p. 43 - Name of husband. > > 13. Vital Records of Charlemont, Massachusetts to the Year > >1850. Published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society. > >Boston, Mass. 1917. p. 157 - Date & location. > > 14. Vital Records of Heath, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, > >published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, > >Mass., 1915. p. 95 - Location. > > 15. Allegra Weiss;5703 Greenwood Drive, Farmington, NM 87402. > >e-mail: weiss@cyberport.com, Date. > > 16. The History of Buckland 1779 - 1935 by Fannie Shaw Kendrick > >& > > >Lucy Cutler Kellogg. Published by The Town of Buckland, Buckland, > >Mass. > > >1937. p. 506 - Date & location. > > 17. Vital Records of Buckland, Mass. to the year 1849, > >Published by The Essex Institute, Salem, Mass., 1934. p. 142 - Date & location. > > 18. Vital Records of Heath, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, > >published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, > >Mass., 1915. p. 44 - Date & location. > > 19. Ibid., p. 97 - Location. > > 20. Ibid., p. 46 - Date & location. > > 21. 1785 - 1935 Sesquicentennial Anniversary of the Town of > >Heath, Mass., Edited by Howard Chandler Robbins, Published by The > >Heath > > >Historical Society. Printed by E. A. Hall & Co., Greenfield, > >Massachusetts, 1935. Book Source: LDS, FHL, SLC US/CAN > >974.422/HIH2s, > > >p. 43 - Year & location. > > 22. Allegra Weiss; Date & location. > > 23. Vital Records of Heath, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, > >published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, > >Mass., 1915. p. 97 - Date & location. > > 24. Ibid., p. 43 - Given name of wife. > > 25. 1785 - 1935 Sesquicentennial Anniversary of the Town of > >Heath, Mass., Edited by Howard Chandler Robbins, Published by The > >Heath > > >Historical Society. Printed by E. A. Hall & Co., Greenfield, > >Massachusetts, 1935. Book Source: LDS, FHL, SLC US/CAN > >974.422/HIH2s, > > >p. 46 - Date. > > 26. The History of Buckland 1779 - 1935 by Fannie Shaw Kendrick > >& > > >Lucy Cutler Kellogg. Published by The Town of Buckland, Buckland, > >Mass. > > >1937. p. 644 - Date. > > 27. 1785 - 1935 Sesquicentennial Anniversary of the Town of > >Heath, Mass., Edited by Howard Chandler Robbins, Published by The > >Heath > > >Historical Society. Printed by E. A. Hall & Co., Greenfield, > >Massachusetts, 1935. Book Source: LDS, FHL, SLC US/CAN > >974.422/HIH2s, > > >p. 44 - Name of wife. > > 28. Vital Records of Buckland, Mass. to the year 1849, > >Published by The Essex Institute, Salem, Mass., 1934. p. 115 - Date & location. > > 29. History of Deerfield, Volume II, by George Sheldon, > >Published by E. A. 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