OK, Dick, I'm prepared for a reprimand because this is not technically a Rockingham issue, but just in case... Early NH wills are transcribed in volumes of the NH State Papers series, origs available in Concord, but most of these documents were initially filed/recorded in MA. Many of our Rockingham families have origins in MA. Were MA wills also transcribed and are they available in volumes similar to our NH State Papers series? Thanks, Ellen Knowles Bisson mailto:thebissons@worldnet.att.net

Cindy- I meant to say the family moved to Newbury, Orange Co, VT. Not NH. mea culpa. Regards, Gregg Kinney in Highlands Ranch, CO (just south of Denver) Searching for Kinney, Dove, Blackford, Kellogg, Fuller, Martin, Hadley, Stewart, Barker, O'Bryant, Smith, Reynolds, Reed, White, Tedman, Rice, Compton, Marshall, and a host of others. Visit my searchable homepage: <http://www.greggkinney.com> > I am happy too -- but just want to trouble check first -- you are talking about Newbury, Orange Co., VT, aren't you? (your original message said NH, but Newbury, NH is is a different county). > > Cindy > > On Wed, 13 October 1999, "Gregg Kinney" wrote: > > > > > Cindy- > > > > Thanks for checking. > > > > If it isn't too much trouble, would you mind checking another story, please? > > > > Another researcher wrote that Samuel Hadley & Samuel Eaton settled in > > Newbury just before the Rev. War on property owned by Col. John Smith. Is > > there any information on who Samuel Eaton or Col. John Smith are, or to whom > > they are related? > > > > Thanks. > > > > Regards, > > > > Gregg Kinney in Highlands Ranch, CO (just south of Denver) > > Searching for Kinney, Dove, Blackford, Kellogg, Fuller, Martin, Hadley, > > Stewart, Barker, O'Bryant, Smith, Reynolds, Reed, White, Tedman, Rice, > > Compton, Marshall, and a host of others. > > Visit my searchable homepage: <http://www.greggkinney.com> > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Cindy Walcott <141asr@surfree.com> > > To: Gregg Kinney <greggkinney@hotmail.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 1999 7:37 PM > > Subject: RE: Unidentified subject! > > > > > > > Gregg -- As I happen to have the Newbury history checked out of the > > library > > > right now, I took a look for your Hadleys. Unfortunately, I could find > > > nothing on them. > > > > > > Cindy Walcott > > > Grand Isle, VT > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > > From: Gregg Kinney [mailto:greggkinney@hotmail.com] > > > Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 1999 3:45 PM > > > To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com > > > Subject: Unidentified subject! > > > > > > > > > I am looking for ancestors/family of Smith Hadley (1765-1851). He may have > > > been a descendant of Samuel Hadley (b. 1746), s/o Samuel3 Hadley & Judith > > > Flanders; Samuel2 Hadley & Dorothy Colby; Samuel1 Hadley & Jane Martin; > > > George Hadley & Mary Proctor. > > > > > > Apparently Samuel Hadley & Judith Flanders moved from Hamphstead, NH to > > > Newbury, Orange Co, NH [NOTE: s/b VT, not NH] before the beginning of the Revolutionary War. > > > > > > Do you happen to have any information that would help? > > > > > > Regards,

Gregg, I expect that you'll hear from everyone and their cousins on this, but.... Newbury, NH is located mostly in Merrimack County with just a wee corner jutting into Sullivan County. On the other hand... There's also a Newbury, VT in Orange County. Sherry

I received a notice that made me believe my message did not go through. If this is a duplicate to a post from yesterday, please accept my apologies. I am looking for ancestors/family of Smith Hadley (1765-1851). He may have been a descendant of Samuel Hadley (b. 1746), s/o Samuel3 Hadley & Judith Flanders; Samuel2 Hadley & Dorothy Colby; Samuel1 Hadley & Jane Martin; George Hadley & Mary Proctor. Apparently Samuel Hadley & Judith Flanders moved from Hampstead, NH to Newbury, Orange Co, NH before the beginning of the Revolutionary War. Do you happen to have any information that would help? Regards, Gregg Kinney in Highlands Ranch, CO (just south of Denver) Searching for Kinney, Dove, Blackford, Kellogg, Fuller, Martin, Hadley, Stewart, Barker, O'Bryant, Smith, Reynolds, Reed, White, Tedman, Rice, Compton, Marshall, and a host of others. Visit my searchable homepage: <http://www.greggkinney.com>

I am looking for ancestors/family of Smith Hadley (1765-1851). He may have been a descendant of Samuel Hadley (b. 1746), s/o Samuel3 Hadley & Judith Flanders; Samuel2 Hadley & Dorothy Colby; Samuel1 Hadley & Jane Martin; George Hadley & Mary Proctor. Apparently Samuel Hadley & Judith Flanders moved from Hamphstead, NH to Newbury, Orange Co, NH before the beginning of the Revolutionary War. Do you happen to have any information that would help? Regards, Gregg Kinney in Highlands Ranch, CO (just south of Denver) Searching for Kinney, Dove, Blackford, Kellogg, Fuller, Martin, Hadley, Stewart, Barker, O'Bryant, Smith, Reynolds, Reed, White, Tedman, Rice, Compton, Marshall, and a host of others. Visit my searchable homepage: <http://www.greggkinney.com>

Cousins and Colleagues... On July 9, 1719, in Hampton, NH, Robert Moulton married Sarah Lamprey. Standard sources (e.g., Dow) do not indicate who Sarah's parents were. Does anyone have this information? Was she the daughter of Benjamin and Jane Lamprey, born July 30, 1695? Bill -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ William F. (Bill) Prokasy Genealogy Page: http://www.arches.uga.edu/~wprokasy/home.htm USGENWEB Methuen: http://members.home.net/williampro/index.htm

This is a great web site for Nicknames. It also has links to roots for given names. For example, I wasn't surprised to find that Thomasine is the feminine form of Thomas, but I was a little surprised to find that Thomasine is a nickname for Tamzen, which is also a feminine form of Thomas. So, now I understand why the wife of one of the Seavey Immigrants is referred to as Tamzen, Thomasine, Tamzin, and frequently Thomasine/Tamzen. Try looking up some of yours. http://www.tngenweb.org/franklin/frannick.htm Tom Sevy (shortened from Seavey by lazy grandparents) Thomas D. Sevy, MSW, LCSW Grantsmanship Consultant 1617 W. Shenandoah Circle Salt Lake City, Utah 84123 (or Taylorsville, Utah 84123) 801-264-9748 sevy99@deseretonline.com

Mike: The original will, if it is still in existance is in the NH State Archives on Fruit Street in Concord, NH. Next look in the NH State Reports, Wills section which is in many genealogical libraries. Third contact the Rockingham County Probate Clerk in Brentwood, NH at the New Court House address Kingston, NH Fred Gain -----Original Message----- From: MBART97@aol.com <MBART97@aol.com> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, October 06, 1999 5:39 PM Subject: Fwd: Looking > >--part1_60fb87f3.252d2870_boundary >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > > >--part1_60fb87f3.252d2870_boundary >Content-Type: message/rfc822 >Content-Disposition: inline > >Return-Path: <RMarston@pacbell.net> >Received: from rly-yc03.mx.aol.com (rly-yc03.mail.aol.com [172.18.149.35]) > by air-yc05.mail.aol.com (vx) with ESMTP; Wed, 06 Oct 1999 12:01:24 > -0400 >Received: from mail-gw2.pacbell.net (mail-gw2.pacbell.net [206.13.28.53]) by > rly-yc03.mx.aol.com (v61.13) with ESMTP; Wed, 06 Oct 1999 12:00:44 > -0400 >Received: from 207.105.40.165 (adsl-207-105-40-165.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net > [207.105.40.165]) > by mail-gw2.pacbell.net (8.9.3/8.9.3) with SMTP id JAA02517 > for <MBART97@aol.com>; Wed, 6 Oct 1999 09:00:41 -0700 (PDT) >Message-ID: <37FB728D.2802@pacbell.net> >Date: Wed, 06 Oct 1999 09:02:22 -0700 >From: Dick Marston <RMarston@pacbell.net> >Organization: Marston Manor >X-Mailer: Mozilla 3.04Gold (Macintosh; I; 68K) >MIME-Version: 1.0 >To: MBART97@aol.com >Subject: Re: Looking >References: <63c26d39.252c968c@aol.com> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >MBART97@aol.com wrote: >> >> Hello List, >> >> I have found a Will on microfilm of one of my ancestors, he was from >> Nottingham when he died in 1798. Is the original Will in a Probate Court >> House? Can I look at and copy this Will? And does anyone know where this >> Court House is? >> >> Thank you for reading. >> >> Mike Bartlett > >Sorry, Mike, but you can't send messages for the list to: > > > NHROCKIN-L-request@rootsweb.com > >Please send it to: > > > NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com > >-- >Dick Marston, >Administrator: NHROCKIN mail list > >--part1_60fb87f3.252d2870_boundary-- > > >==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== >RootsWeb Mailing Lists Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >Rockingham County, NH, GenWeb: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ >List Administrator: RMarston@pacbell.net > >============================== >Support free genealogy on the Internet! Join RootsWeb.com today! >http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html >

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Fellow Listers, Seeking information on Alice O. FELLOWS that married Almon Robert PRESCOTT. I have the following from their gravestones in Newton, Rockingham, NH. Almon b. 1843 d. 1884 in Cuba. Alice b. 1843 d. 1934 presume died in Newton as she is buried there. I have 3 children for them: Alma Fellows PRESCOTT m1. Edward C. BARTLETT in 1890 m2. Elmer E. GEORGE 17 Aug 1907 in Newton. Robert S. PRESCOTT b. 1870 d. 1958 m. Emma Judith WOODMAN b. 9 Feb 1878 d. 1965 Nathan PRESCOTT Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Cherryl cherryl_a_ball@email.mobil.com

Hi: I'm wondering if anyone has access to a copy of the cemetary transcriptions for the "Old Cemetary on the Plains" in Windham NH. In particular I'm interested in the HEMPHILL family which is buried there. >From ancestry.com I have found that the following two HEMPHILL's are apparently buried there. Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots: Volume 2 -HEMPHILL Nathaniel Old cem on the Plains, Windham NH 26 -HEMPHILL Robert Old cem on the Plains, Windham NH 26 I would appreciate any information you might have on the HEMPHILL family from Windham NH (1700 - 1800). Thanks Greg HEMPHILL hemphill@ibm.net

Hi all, I am a new subscriber to this list. My MANNs start, as far as I can determine, with Peter(1) MANN who appears in the records in Portsmouth, about 1687, when he is mentioned in the will of his Uncle, Michael Martin. I have a pretty good idea of how the descendancy through the MANNs (three Peters and two Josephs) goes, but I need to fill in some blanks. Specifically, I am trying to identify the ancestry of the second wife of Peter (3) MANN (1727-1793). Her name is Elizabeth EMERY. I am currently working on the theory that she is the daughter of Joseph EMERY of Kittery. Elizabeth MANN died in 1792 "in her 52nd year" and Joseph EMERY had a daughter, Elizabeth, who was born in 1740. Also, looking for the family of the wife of Joseph(4) MANN (1769-1806) who's name is Elizabeth PITMAN. Joseph obtained guardianship of one Theodore Pitman in 1801. Theodore was the son of Nathaniel PITMAN. Nathaniel and his wife had a daughter, Elizabeth in 1767. My supposition is that Elizabeth is Theodore's older sister. I have had great good luck in tracking down this whole family, mainly by the use of probate, deed, and court records. Vital records of this area aren't too helpful, as they are so spotty. I have also had success with published church records, and with newspapers on microfilm at the Portsmouth Public Library. Besides the other surnames I mentioned, this family intermarried with the Fernalds, the Kennards, the Melchers and the Fitzgeralds. If anyone is researching any of these names, I will be happy to check my records for whatever I have on them for you. Regards, Ginny ginnyb@tiac.net http://www.bearclaws.basken.com

I have Deerfield Town Clerk records 1766-...microfilm on loan right now, will check in the next couple of days to see if your Batchelders are listed. I've seen quite a bit of other stuff pertaining to the Batchelder name, will check for Stephen. Regards, Jeff ---------- > From: John Clement <jclement@sprynet.com> > To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: BATCHELDER; 1755-1800; No. Hampton > Deerfield, Rockingham co., NH > Date: Tuesday, October 05, 1999 2:50 PM > > Surnames: BATCHELDER, DALTON, COTTON, HUTCHINGS > > Seeking the descendants of Stephen BATCHELDER; b. 19 Jan 1755 at > North Hampton, New Hampshire; son of James BATCHELDER and > Mehitable DALTON; m. Sarah COTTON, daughter of Thomas COTTON, at > New Hampton, New Hampshire; d. 6 Mar 1847 at Exeter, Maine, at > age 92. > > He is listed in the Batchelder Genealogy as number 395, pp. 183- > 184. > > Stephen Batchelder resided in Eppingham (sic), New Hampshire and > Jonesboro, Maine (Batchelder Genealogy, pp. 183). I am convinced > Eppingham is a typo and should have been Effingham; also I can > not confirm that he was ever in Jonesboro, Maine. > > I can not find any town in NH named Eppingham. Someone > arbitrarily changed Eppingham to Epping and placed five of the > children as born in Epping, NH (Ancestral File numbers 18KM-MS6, > -MQR, -MPK, -MRO, -MTD) which will certainly confound any > researcher using Ancestral File. > > The U.S. Census schedules show Stephen living in Deerfield > (Rockingham county) (1790-1800) and Effingham (then Strafford, > now Caroll county) (1810), New Hampshire; and then Wellington, > Somerset county, Maine. > > So it is probable that at least the first five children were > born in Deerfield, NH and not Epping. > > In his 1832 pension application as a veteran of the > Revolutionary War, Stephen Batchelder stated he was born in > North Hampton, New Hampshire and after the war lived at > Deerfield, NH until 1800; then to Effingham, NH until 1827, then > to Wellington, Maine. (Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary > War Pension Files (Waynesboro, Tennessee : The Nat'l Historical > Publishing Company, 1990), 1:107). > > Children of Stephen Batchelder and Sarah Cotton were as follows. > Children i thru v listed in the Batchelder Genealogy, pp. 183- > 184. Unknown presumed daughters vi and vii picked up from the > U.S. Census schedules. > > i. Sarah BATCHELDER, probably born 1785-1790 (1800 census). > > ii. John BATCHELDER, probably born 1785-1790 (1800 census). > > iii. Cotton BATCHELDER, probably born 1785-1790 (1800 census). > > iv. Mary BATCHELDER, probably born 1790-1800 (1800 census) > > v. Stephen BATCHELDER; b. 6 Oct 1791 at North Hampton, New > Hampshire; m. Betsey HUTCHINGS 31 Oct 1819 at Wakefield, New > Hampshire. He is listed as number 950 in the Batchelder > Genealogy, p. 250. I have extracted his descendants from this > genealogy. My main interest lies in his siblings. > > vi. Presumed unknown daughter BATCHELDER, probably born before > 1790 (1790 census) > > vii. Presumed unknown daughter BATCHELDER, probably born 1795- > 1800 (1810 census) > > John Clement, 6940 E. Girard 205, Denver, CO 80224-2917 Email: > jclement@sprynet.com Voice: 303-691-0613 > Permanent Email address: johnClem@who.net > > --- > John Clement, 6940 E. Girard 205, Denver, CO 80224-2917 > Email: jclement@sprynet.com Voice: 303-691-0613 > Permanent Email address: johnClem@who.net > > > ==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb Mailing Lists Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Rockingham County, NH, GenWeb: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ > List Administrator: RMarston@pacbell.net > > ============================== > Support free genealogy on the Internet! Join RootsWeb.com today! > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html >

Surnames: BATCHELDER, DALTON, COTTON, HUTCHINGS Seeking the descendants of Stephen BATCHELDER; b. 19 Jan 1755 at North Hampton, New Hampshire; son of James BATCHELDER and Mehitable DALTON; m. Sarah COTTON, daughter of Thomas COTTON, at New Hampton, New Hampshire; d. 6 Mar 1847 at Exeter, Maine, at age 92. He is listed in the Batchelder Genealogy as number 395, pp. 183- 184. Stephen Batchelder resided in Eppingham (sic), New Hampshire and Jonesboro, Maine (Batchelder Genealogy, pp. 183). I am convinced Eppingham is a typo and should have been Effingham; also I can not confirm that he was ever in Jonesboro, Maine. I can not find any town in NH named Eppingham. Someone arbitrarily changed Eppingham to Epping and placed five of the children as born in Epping, NH (Ancestral File numbers 18KM-MS6, -MQR, -MPK, -MRO, -MTD) which will certainly confound any researcher using Ancestral File. The U.S. Census schedules show Stephen living in Deerfield (Rockingham county) (1790-1800) and Effingham (then Strafford, now Caroll county) (1810), New Hampshire; and then Wellington, Somerset county, Maine. So it is probable that at least the first five children were born in Deerfield, NH and not Epping. In his 1832 pension application as a veteran of the Revolutionary War, Stephen Batchelder stated he was born in North Hampton, New Hampshire and after the war lived at Deerfield, NH until 1800; then to Effingham, NH until 1827, then to Wellington, Maine. (Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files (Waynesboro, Tennessee : The Nat'l Historical Publishing Company, 1990), 1:107). Children of Stephen Batchelder and Sarah Cotton were as follows. Children i thru v listed in the Batchelder Genealogy, pp. 183- 184. Unknown presumed daughters vi and vii picked up from the U.S. Census schedules. i. Sarah BATCHELDER, probably born 1785-1790 (1800 census). ii. John BATCHELDER, probably born 1785-1790 (1800 census). iii. Cotton BATCHELDER, probably born 1785-1790 (1800 census). iv. Mary BATCHELDER, probably born 1790-1800 (1800 census) v. Stephen BATCHELDER; b. 6 Oct 1791 at North Hampton, New Hampshire; m. Betsey HUTCHINGS 31 Oct 1819 at Wakefield, New Hampshire. He is listed as number 950 in the Batchelder Genealogy, p. 250. I have extracted his descendants from this genealogy. My main interest lies in his siblings. vi. Presumed unknown daughter BATCHELDER, probably born before 1790 (1790 census) vii. Presumed unknown daughter BATCHELDER, probably born 1795- 1800 (1810 census) John Clement, 6940 E. Girard 205, Denver, CO 80224-2917 Email: jclement@sprynet.com Voice: 303-691-0613 Permanent Email address: johnClem@who.net --- John Clement, 6940 E. Girard 205, Denver, CO 80224-2917 Email: jclement@sprynet.com Voice: 303-691-0613 Permanent Email address: johnClem@who.net

Sue, I'm sorry, none of your Griffins match mine, but, I only have one so far. If you ever come across an Abigail or Abby Griffin/Griffen married Benjamin Page, I sure would like to know. The marriage would have taken place before 1809, but probably after 1795. I suspect that Abby and Benjamin are my GGG-Grandparents, but have been unable to prove it. Any help would be very much appreciated. Eileen Page Coyle At 01:37 PM 10/4/99 -0400, you wrote: >This is a multi-part message in MIME format. >--------------D0D1107E89775E21FB5515E0 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Hello Listers >I am new to this list. I would like to share the information >I retrieved from a book titled GRIFFINS OF FRANKLIN, NEW >HAMPSHIRE found at the NH State Library. Other sources have >been noted. Do we share any branches of this family tree? >Sue > > > >Descendants of Humphrey Griffin > > >Generation No. 1 > > 1. HUMPHREY1 GRIFFIN was born Abt. 1605 in prob. England, >and died Abt. 1661 in Ipswich, MA. He married ELIZABETH >ANDREWS Abt. 1634, daughter of ROBERT ANDREWS. > > Notes for HUMPHREY GRIFFIN: >Humphrey Griffin, immigrant, was born about 1605 and first >appears in our colonial history in 1639, in the plantation >of Ipswich, where it is written in the records: "The Town >doth refuse to receive Humphrey Griffin as an inhabitant to >provide for him as inhabitants formerly received, the Town >being full". But our Humphrey Griffin did not appear in >Ipswich in the quality of medicant, asking support, nor even >seeking a share in the division of lands there, and >notwithstanding the town's decree he soon became a commoner >by purchase, January 1641, of the house and land formerly >owned by David Denison, "near the mill which was granted to >Denison in 1635; also a meadow at "Labor in Vain" and a >planting lot at "Heartbreak Hill". His occupation was that >of a butcher and in 1655, was granted "liberty to set up a >"shamballs", or slaughterhouse, about twenty feet square, by >the pound". In 1659, "the daughter of Humphrey Griffin >presumed to indulge in a silk scarf, and her father was >fined 10s and court fees". For this offense, our ancestor >seems to have suffered more seriously than his townsmen, who >"was able to prove his pecuniary ability and his wife wore >her silk scarf henceforth unquestioned". Humphrey and his >mother-in-law apparently did not always agree and records >show two cases in court as a result. Humphrey also paid a >fine for harvesting barley before sundown on the Sabbath. >However, although refused admission to the town, he was >permitted to build a simple house among the ledges in a >nearby rough hillside known as Rocky Hill, where he >prospered. (Griffin Genealogy) > > > Children of HUMPHREY GRIFFIN and ELIZABETH ANDREWS are: > 2. i. JOHN2 GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1642, Ipswich, MA; d. March >27, 1688, Bradford, MA. > ii. ELIZABETH GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1644; m. EDWARD DEARE, >March 03, 1659/60, Ipswich, MA. > > > iii. NATHANIEL GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1646; m. ELIZABETH RING, >August 26, 1671, Andover, MA. > > > iv. LYDIA GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1648; m. MARTIN FORD, March 05, >1683/84, Bradford, MA. > > > v. SAMUEL GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1650; m. LIDDEA. > > > > >Generation No. 2 > > 2. JOHN2 GRIFFIN (HUMPHREY1) was born Abt. 1642 in >Ipswich, MA, and died March 27, 1688 in Bradford, MA. He >married LYDIA SHATSWELL September 17, 1663 in Haverhill, MA, >daughter of THEOPHILUS SHATSWELL and SUSANNA BOSWORTH. > > Notes for JOHN GRIFFIN: >John Griffin was amember of the committee chosen by the town >of Bradford in 1670 for "ordering, setting up and >furnishing" a meeting House; also one of the committee >chosen by the town in 1681 for "settling Rev. Zacharieh >Symmens in office" and was selectman in Bradford about 1680. >According to Hodges' "Soldiers in King Phillip's War", John >Griffin of Bradford assigned his war pay in August, 1676, >thus indicating that he served in that war. (Griffin >Genealogy) > > Children of JOHN GRIFFIN and LYDIA SHATSWELL are: > i. LYDIA3 GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1664; m. WILLIAM KNOWLTON. > > > ii. THEOPHILUS GRIFFIN, b. February 02, 1665/66. > > > iii. ELIZABETH GRIFFIN, b. October 14, 1667; m. THOMAS >STAPLES. > > > iv. HANNAH GRIFFIN, b. June 13, 1671; m. DANIEL MORRISON. > > > 3. v. JOHN GRIFFIN, b. June 13, 1671, Bradford, MA; d. June >23, 1739, Amesbury, MA. > vi. SUSANA GRIFFIN, b. September 01, 1675; m. CHRISTOPHER >BARTLETT. > > > vii. NATHANIEL GRIFFIN, b. 1680. > > > viii. ABIGAIL GRIFFIN, b. 1684. > > > > >Generation No. 3 > > 3. JOHN3 GRIFFIN (JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born June 13, 1671 >in Bradford, MA, and died June 23, 1739 in Amesbury, MA. He >married (1) MARY. He married (2) MARY CAPEN August 11, >1730. > > Notes for JOHN GRIFFIN: >According to Lyford's History of Concord, "the propritors of >Penny Cook held meetings at the house of John Griffin in >Bradford in 1728 and 1729 to discuss matters relative to >laying out lots, establishing a ferry and to "amend" a new >highway between Haverhill and Penny Cook" (now Concord). >However, he does not seem to have been a settler there. >(Griffin Genealogy) > > Children of JOHN GRIFFIN and MARY are: > 4. i. PETER4 GRIFFIN, b. January 20, 1699/00, Bradford, MA; >d. Bef. 1732. > ii. THEOPHILUS GRIFFIN, b. 1695; d. 1717. > > > iii. MARY GRIFFIN, b. 1697. > > > iv. JOHN GRIFFIN, b. 1702; d. Bef. 1727. > > > v. SAMUEL GRIFFIN, b. 1704; d. 1729. > > > vi. EBENEEZER GRIFFIN, b. 1706; d. 1743. > > > vii. HANNAH GRIFFIN, b. 1708. > > > viii. JONATHAN GRIFFIN, b. 1711. > > > ix. LYDIA GRIFFIN, b. 1712; d. died young. > > > x. DANIEL GRIFFIN, b. 1715; d. Abt. 1729. > > > xi. DAVID GRIFFIN, b. 1717; d. Abt. 1729. > > > > Child of JOHN GRIFFIN and MARY CAPEN is: > xii. LYDIA4 GRIFFIN, b. 1731. > > > > >Generation No. 4 > > 4. PETER4 GRIFFIN (JOHN3, JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born >January 20, 1699/00 in Bradford, MA, and died Bef. 1732. He >married MEHITABEL EMERSON February 21, 1721/22 in Haverhill, >MA, daughter of STEPHEN EMERSON and ELIZABETH DUSTIN. > Notes for MEHITABEL EMERSON: >The grandmother of Mehitabel Emerson Griffin, Hannah Dustin, >and her baby, nurse, and a neighbor's boy were taken >prisoner by the Indians near Haverhill, Mass. in late March, >1697. A small group of Indians consisting of two men, three >women, and seven children separated from the main band after >killing the baby and took their prisoners up the Merrimack >valley to an island near Penacook. During the night, Hannah >and her companion killed ten of the sleeping Indians - one >woman and one boy escaped. Then she returned to Haverhill by >canoe and records show that she collected bounty for the ten >scalps she had taken. There are monuments to Hannah at >Haverhill and on the Penacook island. (Griffin Genealogy) > >Information on Mehitable's ancestors from Broderbund World >Family Tree, Volume 3, Mehitable is individual #218.this >sourse has birth date as Dec. 28, 1702. > > Children of PETER GRIFFIN and MEHITABEL EMERSON are: > 5. i. THEOPHILUS5 GRIFFIN, b. January 30, 1722/23, >Haverhill, MA; d. September 23, 1814, Rockingham Co., NH. > ii. SUSANNA GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1726; m. SAMUEL KENT. > >More About SUSANNA GRIFFIN: >Fact 13: January 15, 1726/27, baptized > > iii. THOMAS GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1727. > >More About THOMAS GRIFFIN: >Fact 13: March 24, 1727/28, baptized > > > >Generation No. 5 > > 5. THEOPHILUS5 GRIFFIN (PETER4, JOHN3, JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) >was born January 30, 1722/23 in Haverhill, MA, and died >September 23, 1814 in Rockingham Co., NH. He married MARY >KIMBALL February 13, 1744/45. > > Notes for THEOPHILUS GRIFFIN: >Resided in Sandown. Hammond's Revolutionary War Rolls show >Theophilus Griffin aged 50 and John Griffin aged 19 in Capt. >Hezekiah Hutchin's Company, Colonel Reed's regiment, in >1775. Batchellor's Revolutionary Documents lists as >residents of Sandown signing the Association Test of 1776 to >defend the colonies against the British, the following >Griffins (Grifen's) Theophilus, Peter, Thomas, Moses, and >Richard. Apparently John Griffin went to Northwood to live >after his marriage June 8, 1775. It should be noted that >there was another Theophilus Griffin, who was a resident of >Derryfield and sergeant in general Stark's army in the >Revolutionary War. There was also a third Theophilus Griffin >who was born in Amesbury, Mass. and resided in Deerfield. >These three Theophilus Griffins were probably cousins of >varying degrees. (Griffin Genealogy) > > Children of THEOPHILUS GRIFFIN and MARY KIMBALL are: > i. THOMAS6 GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1748. > >More About THOMAS GRIFFIN: >Fact 13: August 20, 1749, baptized > > ii. PETER GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1750. > >More About PETER GRIFFIN: >Fact 13: 1751, baptized > > iii. MOSES GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1753. > >More About MOSES GRIFFIN: >Fact 13: April 1754, baptized > > 6. iv. JOHN GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1756, Sandown, NH; d. May 26, >1833, Northwood, NH. > > >Generation No. 6 > > 6. JOHN6 GRIFFIN (THEOPHILUS5, PETER4, JOHN3, JOHN2, >HUMPHREY1) was born Abt. 1756 in Sandown, NH, and died May >26, 1833 in Northwood, NH. He married MARTHA RAND June 08, >1775 in Deerfield, NH. > > Notes for JOHN GRIFFIN: >Resided in Nottingham, NH. John and his father Theophilus, >from Sandown, were in Capt. Hezekiah Hutchin's Company, Col. >Reed's Regiment in the Revolutionary War in 1775. >Batchellor's Revolutionary Documents also records John >Griffin of Deerfield in Simeon Marston's company and Col. >John Weldon's regiment in 1776 and on the Travel Roll "when >Marcht Febrey 3th 1776 - 140 miles". Apparently John >re-enlisted from Deerfield after his marriage in that town >and later went to Northwood to reside. The Revolutionary >service of this John was accepted by the New Hampshire >Society of the Sons of the American Revolution in the >application of Trescott Griffiin, son of John William >Griffin IX, for membership. This reportedly names Theophilus >and John as father and son. Based on statements by the late >John W. Griffin of Epsom and his sister, Mrs. Mary Griffin >Walker Stevens of Wilmont, it is here accepted as correct. >(Griffin Genealogy) > >More About JOHN GRIFFIN: >Fact 13: May 29, 1757, baptized at Hampstead, NH > >More About MARTHA RAND: >Fact 13: July 22, 1750, baptized in Deerfield, NH > > Children of JOHN GRIFFIN and MARTHA RAND are: > 7. i. JOHN7 GRIFFIN, b. March 06, 1793, Northwood, NH; d. >July 25, 1881, Epsom, NH. > ii. JOB GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1795. > > > iii. THOMAS GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1797. > > > iv. THEOPHILUS GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1799; d. Abt. 1812; m. >LYDIA WILLEY, September 10, 1808. > >More About THEOPHILUS GRIFFIN: >Cause of Death: killed in War of 1812 > > v. RUTH GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1801; m. EDMUND SANBORN. > > > 8. vi. POLLY GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1803. > > >Generation No. 7 > > 7. JOHN7 GRIFFIN (JOHN6, THEOPHILUS5, PETER4, JOHN3, >JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born March 06, 1793 in Northwood, NH, >and died July 25, 1881 in Epsom, NH. He married MARY MARIA >MCDANIEL, daughter of ROBERT MCDANIEL and NANCY KENISTON. > > Notes for JOHN GRIFFIN: >Historical search of Epsom by Bunker lists John Griffin in >Capt. Samuel Collins Company in 1812 War, Three months >service, 19 years old at time of enlistment. History of >Belknap and Merrimack County also shows John to have been in >Capt. Bradberry Bartlett's Company. John was a selectman in >1835 and 1829 and representative to the General Court in >1851. John and his wife Mary are buried in the old family >cemetery on the Edminds farm in Deerfield. The writer >attended their funerals in 1881 and 1889 and revisited the >lot in 1950. The markings on the stones are still legible >although surrounded by large trees that fill the lot. >Additional reference: Dover Inquirer Mar 18, 1951 (Griffin >Genealogy) > > Notes for MARY MARIA MCDANIEL: >death reported from Northwood > > Children of JOHN GRIFFIN and MARY MCDANIEL are: > i. JOSIAH C.8 GRIFFIN, b. Bef. 1819; m. // HALL. > > > ii. MARY ANN GRIFFIN, b. Bef. 1820; d. died in infancy. > > > 9. iii. THOMAS BROWN GRIFFIN, b. February 02, 1820, NH; d. >May 16, 1894, Strafford, NH. > iv. GEORGE W. GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1822. > > > v. JACOB EASTMAN GRIFFIN, b. April 10, 1829; d. December >17, 1906, Epsom, NH, at the foot of Griffin's Hill; m. MARY >ANN HENRY. > > > 10. vi. MARY LUCY GRIFFIN, b. January 1832. > vii. ELIZA JANE GRIFFIN, b. February 06, 1836; d. February >04, 1911; m. (1) LEVI LEIGHTON; m. (2) HENRY MILLER. > >Notes for ELIZA JANE GRIFFIN: >Lived in Northwood (Griffin Genealogy) > > viii. CLARISSA GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1838; d. died young. > > > ix. MARTHA GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1840; d. died young. > > > x. EMMA FRANCIS GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1842; d. Abt. 1859. > > > > 8. POLLY7 GRIFFIN (JOHN6, THEOPHILUS5, PETER4, JOHN3, >JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born Abt. 1803. She married (1) >JONATHAN EDMUNDS. She married (2) JOHNSON EDMUNDS. > > Child of POLLY GRIFFIN and JONATHAN EDMUNDS is: > 11. i. AARON8 EDMUNDS. > > >Generation No. 8 > > 9. THOMAS BROWN8 GRIFFIN (JOHN7, JOHN6, THEOPHILUS5, >PETER4, JOHN3, JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born February 02, 1820 >in NH, and died May 16, 1894 in Strafford, NH. He married >ELIZA JANE CASWELL April 14, 1878, daughter of TIMOTHY >CASWELL and HANNAH. > > Notes for THOMAS BROWN GRIFFIN: >1870 census, Barrinton, Strafford Co. Page 6 of book 2.: >farmer, age 50, value of land $1500, value of personal >property $300. > >alternate birth year: 1825. Thomas was a farmer in Strafford >and a deacon of the Bow Lake Baptist Church. He also did >some shoe making in his later years. Although not a large >man, he possessed unusual physical strength and had a local >reputation as a wrestler and as a cool-headed fire fighter >in the days when the "bucket brigade" from a nearby well was >the only fire protection. It is related that he saved a >building by carrying buckets aloing the top of the roof at >night and pouring water on blankets nailed on the end of the >building exposed to the fire. He was a man of excellent >character and good judgement and recognized by his fellow >townsmen as a substantial citizen. Thomas and his wife are >buried in the Northwood Ridge Cemetery. (from Griffin >Genealogy) > >More About THOMAS BROWN GRIFFIN: >occupation: 1870, farmer > > Notes for ELIZA JANE CASWELL: >alternate birth year: 1829 (from Griffin Genealogy) > >More About ELIZA JANE CASWELL: >occupation: 1870, keeping house > > Children of THOMAS GRIFFIN and ELIZA CASWELL are: > i. ALMUS FROST9 GRIFFIN, b. August 17, 1850, Strafford, >NH; d. March 13, 1918. > >Notes for ALMUS FROST GRIFFIN: >20 years old in 1870 census >Griffin Genealogy has his birth year as 1849 > >More About ALMUS FROST GRIFFIN: >occupation: 1870, works for shoe factory > > ii. GEORGE THOMAS GRIFFIN, b. January 27, 1856, Strafford, >NH; d. August 16, 1927. > > > iii. CHARLES ALVERTON GRIFFIN, b. September 02, 1860, >Strafford, NH; d. August 20, 1936. > >Notes for CHARLES ALVERTON GRIFFIN: >10 years old in 1870 census >Griffin Genealogy has his birth year as 1858 > > > iv. HERBERT E. GRIFFIN, b. October 14, 1862, Strafford, >NH; d. August 21, 1937, Barrington, NH, USA; m. MARY >ELIZABETH HANSON, June 17, 1886, Barrington, NH, USA. > >Notes for HERBERT E. GRIFFIN: >residence in 1925: Barrington, NH from Clarence W.'s >marriage certificate. > >alternate birth year: 1860. Herbert was a successful farmer >in Barrington and also a skilled shoe maker, and was >employed in Strafford, Northwood, and Tilton. Mrs Griffin >now (1951) lives om Massachusetts. (recorded in Griffin >genealogy) > >1870 census, Barrington, Strafford Co. page 6, book 2: >listed with his father's household, age 8, at school. > >More About HERBERT E. GRIFFIN: >occupation: 1925, farmer >burial location: Caverly Hill, Strafford, NH > >Notes for MARY ELIZABETH HANSON: >residence in 1925: Barrington, NH > >More About MARY ELIZABETH HANSON: >burial location: Caverly Hill, Strafford, NH > > v. JENNIE CHRISTINA GRIFFIN, b. March 08, 1868, Strafford, >NH; d. March 28, 1950. > > > vi. ELSA GRIFFIN, b. November 02, 1854; d. January 08, >1855. > > > vii. CLARA GRIFFIN, b. July 10, 1870; d. January 14, 1872. > > > > 10. MARY LUCY8 GRIFFIN (JOHN7, JOHN6, THEOPHILUS5, PETER4, >JOHN3, JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born January 1832. She married >AARON EDMUNDS, son of J > > >==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== >RootsWeb Mailing Lists Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >Rockingham County, NH, GenWeb: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ >List Administrator: RMarston@pacbell.net > >============================== >Support free genealogy on the Internet! 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This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------A0AFB3DDB5421CEF1FE00542 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello again more stuff from my family tree! This is from a book found at the NH State Library titled GENEALOGY OF THE CAVERLY FAMILY written in the 1880's. Other sources have been noted. Do we share ancestors? Sue Descendants of William Caverly Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM1 CAVERLY was born Abt. 1648 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH, and died Bef. 1732 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH. He married MARY ABBOTT Abt. 1696 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH, daughter of WALTER ABBOTT and SARAH STEWARD. Notes for WILLIAM CAVERLY: Information obtained from Family Search Ancestral File at Mormon web site. info is submitted by other researchers and is not verified. Notes for MARY ABBOTT: Information obtained from Family Search Ancestral File at Mormon web site. info is submitted by other researchers and is not verified. Children of WILLIAM CAVERLY and MARY ABBOTT are: i. NATHANIEL2 CAVERLY. 2. ii. MOSES CAVERLY, b. 1694, Yorkshire, England; d. March 17, 1765, Barrington, Strafford, NH. iii. ELIZABETH CAVERLY, b. Abt. 1696, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; m. THOMAS WILKINSON. Generation No. 2 2. MOSES2 CAVERLY (WILLIAM1) was born 1694 in Yorkshire, England, and died March 17, 1765 in Barrington, Strafford, NH. He married MARGARET COTTON January 30, 1714/15 in Portsmouth Rock, NH, daughter of JOHN COTTON and SARAH (EARL). Notes for MOSES CAVERLY: One of the original proprietors of Barrington, May 10, 1722, and the lot which he drew, as appears from the records, was no. 164, containing 150 acres, and the first assessment on it was L1 5s. He resided in Portsmouth until 1746, when, with his family, he moved to Barrington, and made improvements on the farm now owned by his great-grandson, Ebeneezer Caverly. He and his wife, Margaret, died there, but the records of their departure have not been found.(Caverly Genealogy) birth & death dates from Information obtained from Family Search Ancestral File at Mormon web site. info is submitted by other researchers and is not verified. More About MOSES CAVERLY: burial location: Caverly Hill Cemetery, Barrington, Strafford, NH Notes for MARGARET COTTON: Information obtained from Family Search Ancestral File at Mormon web site. info is submitted by other researchers and is not verified. Children of MOSES CAVERLY and MARGARET COTTON are: 3. i. MOSES3 CAVERLY, b. 1719, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; d. March 17, 1795, Barrington, Strafford, NH. ii. WILLIAM CAVERLY, b. Abt. 1717, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; d. 1802. iii. JOHN CAVERLY, b. Abt. 1725, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH. iv. THOMAS CAVERLY, b. 1737, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; d. January 1832. v. HANNAH CAVERLY, b. Abt. 1739, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH. vi. NATHANIEL CAVERLY, b. Abt. 1722, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH. vii. MARY CAVERLY, b. Abt. 1728, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH. viii. SARAH CAVERLY, b. Abt. 1732, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH. Generation No. 3 3. MOSES3 CAVERLY (MOSES2, WILLIAM1) was born 1719 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH, and died March 17, 1795 in Barrington, Strafford, NH. He married HANNAH JOHNSON March 12, 1741/42 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH. Notes for MOSES CAVERLY: Information obtained from Family Search Ancestral File at Mormon web site. info is submitted by other researchers and is not verified. More About MOSES CAVERLY: burial location: Caverly Hill Cemetery Notes for HANNAH JOHNSON: Information obtained from Family Search Ancestral File at Mormon web site. info is submitted by other researchers and is not verified. More About HANNAH JOHNSON: burial location: Caverly Hill Cemetery Children of MOSES CAVERLY and HANNAH JOHNSON are: i. CHARLES4 CAVERLY, b. June 15, 1741, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; d. August 14, 1760. ii. PHILLIP CAVERLY, b. May 11, 1745, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; d. April 01, 1813. iii. JOHN CAVERLY, b. June 25, 1747, Barrington, Strafford, NH. iv. HANNAH CAVERLY, b. January 12, 1748/49, Barrington, Strafford, NH. 4. v. JOHN CAVERLY, b. May 11, 1752, Portsmouth, NH; d. April 27, 1842. vi. ABIGAIL CAVERLY, b. June 11, 1754, Barrington, Strafford, NH. vii. WILLIAM CAVERLY, b. February 02, 1757, Barrington, Strafford, NH. viii. CHARLES CAVERLY, b. December 15, 1760, Barrington, Strafford, NH. Generation No. 4 4. JOHN4 CAVERLY (MOSES3, MOSES2, WILLIAM1) was born May 11, 1752 in Portsmouth, NH, and died April 27, 1842. He married BETSEY BOODEY 1777. Notes for JOHN CAVERLY: Resided in Barrington and were ranked among the honored families of that town. He was for a time quite interested in sustaining the military organization of the State, and was an officer in a Barrington company, holding the rank of lieutenant, a title by which he was generally known. He was a very industrious and enterprising farmer, and his wife was an efficient domestic manager. (Caverly Genealogy) Children of JOHN CAVERLY and BETSEY BOODEY are: i. BRIDGET5 CAVERLY, b. August 21, 1779; d. July 20, 1826; m. SAMUEL CAVERLY. ii. HANNAH CAVERLY, b. October 22, 1781. iii. BETSEY CAVERLY, b. October 30, 1784. iv. SARAH CAVERLY, b. September 04, 1787. v. JOHN CAVERLY, b. August 23, 1789. 5. vi. AZARIAH CAVERLY, b. December 28, 1792; d. December 14, 1843, Strafford, NH. vii. JOSEPH CAVERLY, b. April 15, 1795. viii. DANIEL CAVERLY, b. January 23, 1798. ix. MARY CAVERLY, b. May 04, 1800. x. IRA CAVERLY, b. May 09, 1804. xi. ROBERT B. CAVERLY, b. July 19, 1806. xii. ASA CAVERLY, b. October 05, 1812. Generation No. 5 5. AZARIAH5 CAVERLY (JOHN4, MOSES3, MOSES2, WILLIAM1) was born December 28, 1792, and died December 14, 1843 in Strafford, NH. He married (1) SALLY ADAMS May 12, 1816, daughter of EBENEEZER ADAMS. He married (2) ELIZA TASKER January 28, 1832. Notes for AZARIAH CAVERLY: "full of aspirations; ingenious and frugal. had served in the militia, and for a considerable time was commander of a company, called the Strafford Light Infantry. More About AZARIAH CAVERLY: Cause of Death: from injury rec'd in the overturning of his carriage by a frightened horse Notes for SALLY ADAMS: Father, Ebeneezer, built the first dwelling-house in Barnstead. Children of AZARIAH CAVERLY and SALLY ADAMS are: i. NANCY6 CAVERLY, b. November 06, 1817; d. June 19, 1830. ii. BETSEY CAVERLY, b. August 22, 1820. iii. EBENEEZER A. CAVERLY, b. September 10, 1822; d. December 13, 1827. iv. EVERETT F. CAVERLY, b. October 31, 1825; d. January 11, 1858. v. JOHN H , CAVERLY, b. October 17, 1828. Children of AZARIAH CAVERLY and ELIZA TASKER are: vi. GEORGE A.6 CAVERLY, b. January 28, 1833. vii. SARAH J. CAVERLY, b. December 15, 1835; d. September 16, 1865. viii. HIRAM CAVERLY, b. May 10, 1839. More About HIRAM CAVERLY: occupation: teacher in Dunleith, Illinois 6. ix. LIZZIE A. CAVERLY, b. April 29, 1843; d. 1923. Generation No. 6 6. LIZZIE A.6 CAVERLY (AZARIAH5, JOHN4, MOSES3, MOSES2, WILLIAM1) was born April 29, 1843, and died 1923. She married STEPHEN W. HANSON, son of NATHANIEL HANSON and BETSEY. Notes for LIZZIE A. CAVERLY: "ambitious and duteous" (Caverly Genealogy) More About LIZZIE A. CAVERLY: burial location: Caverly Hill, Strafford, NH Notes for STEPHEN W. HANSON: 1870 census, Barrington, Strafford Co. page 1, book 2: listed with his father's household, age 34, farm laborer. birthdate given as May 12, 1836 in Caverly Genealogy. "an active vigorous young farmer of taste and good manners" (Caverly Genealogy) More About STEPHEN W. HANSON: occupation: 1870, farm laborer burial location: Caverly Hill, Strafford, NH Children of LIZZIE CAVERLY and STEPHEN HANSON are: 7. i. MARY ELIZABETH7 HANSON, b. 1870, Strafford, NH; d. December 02, 1952. ii. MAMIE E. HANSON, b. April 15, 1870. Notes for MAMIE E. HANSON: Is Mamie the same person as Mary??? (Mamie in Caverly Genealogy) Generation No. 7 7. MARY ELIZABETH7 HANSON (LIZZIE A.6 CAVERLY, AZARIAH5, JOHN4, MOSES3, MOSES2, WILLIAM1) was born 1870 in Strafford, NH, and died December 02, 1952. She married HERBERT E. GRIFFIN June 17, 1886 in Barrington, NH, USA, son of THOMAS GRIFFIN and ELIZA CASWELL. Notes for MARY ELIZABETH HANSON: residence in 1925: Barrington, NH More About MARY ELIZABETH HANSON: burial location: Caverly Hill, Strafford, NH Notes for HERBERT E. GRIFFIN: residence in 1925: Barrington, NH from Clarence W.'s marriage certificate. alternate birth year: 1860. Herbert was a successful farmer in Barrington and also a skilled shoe maker, and was employed in Strafford, Northwood, and Tilton. Mrs Griffin now (1951) lives om Massachusetts. (recorded in Griffin genealogy) 1870 census, Barrington, Strafford Co. page 6, book 2: listed with his father's household, age 8, at school. More About HERBERT E. GRIFFIN: occupation: 1925, farmer burial location: Caverly Hill, Strafford, NH Children of MARY HANSON and HERBERT GRIFFIN are: i. FLORENCE E.8 GRIFFIN, b. August 20, 1888; d. 1958; m. PERCY HAROLD TUCK, August 13, 1907, home of bride. More About FLORENCE E. GRIFFIN: occupation: operator, telephone office, Milton, NH burial location: Caverly Hill, Strafford, NH Notes for PERCY HAROLD TUCK: see clipping in family Bible (Warren Griffin has Bible) >From Somerville, Mass. More About PERCY HAROLD TUCK: occupation: fireman, southern division, B&M burial location: Caverly Hill, Strafford, NH ii. RUSSELL H. GRIFFIN, b. August 13, 1891; d. Abt. 1970; m. DORIS R. ZORD, February 13, 1927. Notes for RUSSELL H. GRIFFIN: Lived in Newburyport, MA. Notes for DORIS R. ZORD: very tall woman iii. CLARENCE WARREN GRIFFIN, b. June 04, 1894, Barrington, NH, USA; d. June 10, 1980, Lawrence, MA, USA; m. (1) ?; m. (2) MAYBELLE BEATRIX JACKSON, September 13, 1925, Portsmouth, NH. Notes for CLARENCE WARREN GRIFFIN: [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Jan 31, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.93694.116] Individual: Griffin, Clarence Social Security #: 001-07-5035 SS# issued in: New Hampshire Birth date: Jun 4, 1894 Death date: Jun 1980 Residence code: Florida ZIP Code of last known residence: 33450 As of April 1995, this ZIP Code was not in use by the U.S. Postal Service. The following primary location may have once been associated with this ZIP Code or may be in the same general geographic region of the U.S. It is also possible that the Social Security Administration had the wrong ZIP Code listed for this person. Fort Pierce, Florida residence prior to marriage in 1925: Barrington, NH More About CLARENCE WARREN GRIFFIN: Last res. zip (SSN: Last residence ZIP: 33450 Last state of res.: Residence code: Florida, Fort Pierce state of SSN issu: SS# issued in: New Hampshire SSN: Social Security #: 001-07-5035 Cause of Death: kidney failure d/t artherosclerosis of renal arteries Medical Information: CVA Marriage Notes for CLARENCE GRIFFIN and ?: Clarence had a child out of wedlock, Dorothy, whom his parents raised as their own. I don't know the mother's name. Notes for MAYBELLE BEATRIX JACKSON: [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Jan 31, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.93812.193] Individual: Griffin, Maybelle Social Security #: 001-07-3867 SS# issued in: New Hampshire Birth date: Dec 16, 1908 Death date: Aug 1994 ZIP Code of last known residence: 01844 Primary location associated with this ZIP Code: Methuen, Massachusetts Residence prior to marriage in 1925: Dover, NH More About MAYBELLE BEATRIX JACKSON: Last res. zip (SSN: Last residence ZIP: 01844 Last state of res.: Haverhill< MA state of SSN issu: SS# issued in: New Hampshire SSN: Social Security #: 001-07-3867 Cause of Death: CA of parietal lobe of brain Medical Information: brain atrophy, idiopathic epilepsy iv. LILLIAN BEATRICE GRIFFIN, b. March 17, 1897; m. GORDON B. HARTFORD, April 11, 1914, home of Mr & Mrs Herbert E. Griffin. Marriage Notes for LILLIAN GRIFFIN and GORDON HARTFORD: see newspaper clipping in family Bible (Warren Griffin has Bible) v. ROBERT CARROLL GRIFFIN, b. October 31, 1899; d. November 23, 1910, Barrington, NH. Notes for ROBERT CARROLL GRIFFIN: inscription on gravestone "Gone Home" See newspaper clippings in family Bible (Warren Griffin has the Bible) Copies of clippings in notebook More About ROBERT CARROLL GRIFFIN: burial location: Caverly Hill, Strafford, NH Cause of Death: appendicitis of 10 days duration vi. PEARL VIOLET GRIFFIN, b. January 22, 1905; d. January 21, 1919. Notes for PEARL VIOLET GRIFFIN: inscription on gravestone "Gone but not forgotten" More About PEARL VIOLET GRIFFIN: burial location: Caverly Hill, Strafford, NH vii. NORMAN C. GRIFFIN, b. May 26, 1907; m. (1) BLANCHE; m. (2) KATHERINE V. HUSSEY, April 06, 1927. 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This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------D0D1107E89775E21FB5515E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello Listers I am new to this list. I would like to share the information I retrieved from a book titled GRIFFINS OF FRANKLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE found at the NH State Library. Other sources have been noted. Do we share any branches of this family tree? Sue Descendants of Humphrey Griffin Generation No. 1 1. HUMPHREY1 GRIFFIN was born Abt. 1605 in prob. England, and died Abt. 1661 in Ipswich, MA. He married ELIZABETH ANDREWS Abt. 1634, daughter of ROBERT ANDREWS. Notes for HUMPHREY GRIFFIN: Humphrey Griffin, immigrant, was born about 1605 and first appears in our colonial history in 1639, in the plantation of Ipswich, where it is written in the records: "The Town doth refuse to receive Humphrey Griffin as an inhabitant to provide for him as inhabitants formerly received, the Town being full". But our Humphrey Griffin did not appear in Ipswich in the quality of medicant, asking support, nor even seeking a share in the division of lands there, and notwithstanding the town's decree he soon became a commoner by purchase, January 1641, of the house and land formerly owned by David Denison, "near the mill which was granted to Denison in 1635; also a meadow at "Labor in Vain" and a planting lot at "Heartbreak Hill". His occupation was that of a butcher and in 1655, was granted "liberty to set up a "shamballs", or slaughterhouse, about twenty feet square, by the pound". In 1659, "the daughter of Humphrey Griffin presumed to indulge in a silk scarf, and her father was fined 10s and court fees". For this offense, our ancestor seems to have suffered more seriously than his townsmen, who "was able to prove his pecuniary ability and his wife wore her silk scarf henceforth unquestioned". Humphrey and his mother-in-law apparently did not always agree and records show two cases in court as a result. Humphrey also paid a fine for harvesting barley before sundown on the Sabbath. However, although refused admission to the town, he was permitted to build a simple house among the ledges in a nearby rough hillside known as Rocky Hill, where he prospered. (Griffin Genealogy) Children of HUMPHREY GRIFFIN and ELIZABETH ANDREWS are: 2. i. JOHN2 GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1642, Ipswich, MA; d. March 27, 1688, Bradford, MA. ii. ELIZABETH GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1644; m. EDWARD DEARE, March 03, 1659/60, Ipswich, MA. iii. NATHANIEL GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1646; m. ELIZABETH RING, August 26, 1671, Andover, MA. iv. LYDIA GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1648; m. MARTIN FORD, March 05, 1683/84, Bradford, MA. v. SAMUEL GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1650; m. LIDDEA. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN2 GRIFFIN (HUMPHREY1) was born Abt. 1642 in Ipswich, MA, and died March 27, 1688 in Bradford, MA. He married LYDIA SHATSWELL September 17, 1663 in Haverhill, MA, daughter of THEOPHILUS SHATSWELL and SUSANNA BOSWORTH. Notes for JOHN GRIFFIN: John Griffin was amember of the committee chosen by the town of Bradford in 1670 for "ordering, setting up and furnishing" a meeting House; also one of the committee chosen by the town in 1681 for "settling Rev. Zacharieh Symmens in office" and was selectman in Bradford about 1680. According to Hodges' "Soldiers in King Phillip's War", John Griffin of Bradford assigned his war pay in August, 1676, thus indicating that he served in that war. (Griffin Genealogy) Children of JOHN GRIFFIN and LYDIA SHATSWELL are: i. LYDIA3 GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1664; m. WILLIAM KNOWLTON. ii. THEOPHILUS GRIFFIN, b. February 02, 1665/66. iii. ELIZABETH GRIFFIN, b. October 14, 1667; m. THOMAS STAPLES. iv. HANNAH GRIFFIN, b. June 13, 1671; m. DANIEL MORRISON. 3. v. JOHN GRIFFIN, b. June 13, 1671, Bradford, MA; d. June 23, 1739, Amesbury, MA. vi. SUSANA GRIFFIN, b. September 01, 1675; m. CHRISTOPHER BARTLETT. vii. NATHANIEL GRIFFIN, b. 1680. viii. ABIGAIL GRIFFIN, b. 1684. Generation No. 3 3. JOHN3 GRIFFIN (JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born June 13, 1671 in Bradford, MA, and died June 23, 1739 in Amesbury, MA. He married (1) MARY. He married (2) MARY CAPEN August 11, 1730. Notes for JOHN GRIFFIN: According to Lyford's History of Concord, "the propritors of Penny Cook held meetings at the house of John Griffin in Bradford in 1728 and 1729 to discuss matters relative to laying out lots, establishing a ferry and to "amend" a new highway between Haverhill and Penny Cook" (now Concord). However, he does not seem to have been a settler there. (Griffin Genealogy) Children of JOHN GRIFFIN and MARY are: 4. i. PETER4 GRIFFIN, b. January 20, 1699/00, Bradford, MA; d. Bef. 1732. ii. THEOPHILUS GRIFFIN, b. 1695; d. 1717. iii. MARY GRIFFIN, b. 1697. iv. JOHN GRIFFIN, b. 1702; d. Bef. 1727. v. SAMUEL GRIFFIN, b. 1704; d. 1729. vi. EBENEEZER GRIFFIN, b. 1706; d. 1743. vii. HANNAH GRIFFIN, b. 1708. viii. JONATHAN GRIFFIN, b. 1711. ix. LYDIA GRIFFIN, b. 1712; d. died young. x. DANIEL GRIFFIN, b. 1715; d. Abt. 1729. xi. DAVID GRIFFIN, b. 1717; d. Abt. 1729. Child of JOHN GRIFFIN and MARY CAPEN is: xii. LYDIA4 GRIFFIN, b. 1731. Generation No. 4 4. PETER4 GRIFFIN (JOHN3, JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born January 20, 1699/00 in Bradford, MA, and died Bef. 1732. He married MEHITABEL EMERSON February 21, 1721/22 in Haverhill, MA, daughter of STEPHEN EMERSON and ELIZABETH DUSTIN. Notes for MEHITABEL EMERSON: The grandmother of Mehitabel Emerson Griffin, Hannah Dustin, and her baby, nurse, and a neighbor's boy were taken prisoner by the Indians near Haverhill, Mass. in late March, 1697. A small group of Indians consisting of two men, three women, and seven children separated from the main band after killing the baby and took their prisoners up the Merrimack valley to an island near Penacook. During the night, Hannah and her companion killed ten of the sleeping Indians - one woman and one boy escaped. Then she returned to Haverhill by canoe and records show that she collected bounty for the ten scalps she had taken. There are monuments to Hannah at Haverhill and on the Penacook island. (Griffin Genealogy) Information on Mehitable's ancestors from Broderbund World Family Tree, Volume 3, Mehitable is individual #218.this sourse has birth date as Dec. 28, 1702. Children of PETER GRIFFIN and MEHITABEL EMERSON are: 5. i. THEOPHILUS5 GRIFFIN, b. January 30, 1722/23, Haverhill, MA; d. September 23, 1814, Rockingham Co., NH. ii. SUSANNA GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1726; m. SAMUEL KENT. More About SUSANNA GRIFFIN: Fact 13: January 15, 1726/27, baptized iii. THOMAS GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1727. More About THOMAS GRIFFIN: Fact 13: March 24, 1727/28, baptized Generation No. 5 5. THEOPHILUS5 GRIFFIN (PETER4, JOHN3, JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born January 30, 1722/23 in Haverhill, MA, and died September 23, 1814 in Rockingham Co., NH. He married MARY KIMBALL February 13, 1744/45. Notes for THEOPHILUS GRIFFIN: Resided in Sandown. Hammond's Revolutionary War Rolls show Theophilus Griffin aged 50 and John Griffin aged 19 in Capt. Hezekiah Hutchin's Company, Colonel Reed's regiment, in 1775. Batchellor's Revolutionary Documents lists as residents of Sandown signing the Association Test of 1776 to defend the colonies against the British, the following Griffins (Grifen's) Theophilus, Peter, Thomas, Moses, and Richard. Apparently John Griffin went to Northwood to live after his marriage June 8, 1775. It should be noted that there was another Theophilus Griffin, who was a resident of Derryfield and sergeant in general Stark's army in the Revolutionary War. There was also a third Theophilus Griffin who was born in Amesbury, Mass. and resided in Deerfield. These three Theophilus Griffins were probably cousins of varying degrees. (Griffin Genealogy) Children of THEOPHILUS GRIFFIN and MARY KIMBALL are: i. THOMAS6 GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1748. More About THOMAS GRIFFIN: Fact 13: August 20, 1749, baptized ii. PETER GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1750. More About PETER GRIFFIN: Fact 13: 1751, baptized iii. MOSES GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1753. More About MOSES GRIFFIN: Fact 13: April 1754, baptized 6. iv. JOHN GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1756, Sandown, NH; d. May 26, 1833, Northwood, NH. Generation No. 6 6. JOHN6 GRIFFIN (THEOPHILUS5, PETER4, JOHN3, JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born Abt. 1756 in Sandown, NH, and died May 26, 1833 in Northwood, NH. He married MARTHA RAND June 08, 1775 in Deerfield, NH. Notes for JOHN GRIFFIN: Resided in Nottingham, NH. John and his father Theophilus, from Sandown, were in Capt. Hezekiah Hutchin's Company, Col. Reed's Regiment in the Revolutionary War in 1775. Batchellor's Revolutionary Documents also records John Griffin of Deerfield in Simeon Marston's company and Col. John Weldon's regiment in 1776 and on the Travel Roll "when Marcht Febrey 3th 1776 - 140 miles". Apparently John re-enlisted from Deerfield after his marriage in that town and later went to Northwood to reside. The Revolutionary service of this John was accepted by the New Hampshire Society of the Sons of the American Revolution in the application of Trescott Griffiin, son of John William Griffin IX, for membership. This reportedly names Theophilus and John as father and son. Based on statements by the late John W. Griffin of Epsom and his sister, Mrs. Mary Griffin Walker Stevens of Wilmont, it is here accepted as correct. (Griffin Genealogy) More About JOHN GRIFFIN: Fact 13: May 29, 1757, baptized at Hampstead, NH More About MARTHA RAND: Fact 13: July 22, 1750, baptized in Deerfield, NH Children of JOHN GRIFFIN and MARTHA RAND are: 7. i. JOHN7 GRIFFIN, b. March 06, 1793, Northwood, NH; d. July 25, 1881, Epsom, NH. ii. JOB GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1795. iii. THOMAS GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1797. iv. THEOPHILUS GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1799; d. Abt. 1812; m. LYDIA WILLEY, September 10, 1808. More About THEOPHILUS GRIFFIN: Cause of Death: killed in War of 1812 v. RUTH GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1801; m. EDMUND SANBORN. 8. vi. POLLY GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1803. Generation No. 7 7. JOHN7 GRIFFIN (JOHN6, THEOPHILUS5, PETER4, JOHN3, JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born March 06, 1793 in Northwood, NH, and died July 25, 1881 in Epsom, NH. He married MARY MARIA MCDANIEL, daughter of ROBERT MCDANIEL and NANCY KENISTON. Notes for JOHN GRIFFIN: Historical search of Epsom by Bunker lists John Griffin in Capt. Samuel Collins Company in 1812 War, Three months service, 19 years old at time of enlistment. History of Belknap and Merrimack County also shows John to have been in Capt. Bradberry Bartlett's Company. John was a selectman in 1835 and 1829 and representative to the General Court in 1851. John and his wife Mary are buried in the old family cemetery on the Edminds farm in Deerfield. The writer attended their funerals in 1881 and 1889 and revisited the lot in 1950. The markings on the stones are still legible although surrounded by large trees that fill the lot. Additional reference: Dover Inquirer Mar 18, 1951 (Griffin Genealogy) Notes for MARY MARIA MCDANIEL: death reported from Northwood Children of JOHN GRIFFIN and MARY MCDANIEL are: i. JOSIAH C.8 GRIFFIN, b. Bef. 1819; m. // HALL. ii. MARY ANN GRIFFIN, b. Bef. 1820; d. died in infancy. 9. iii. THOMAS BROWN GRIFFIN, b. February 02, 1820, NH; d. May 16, 1894, Strafford, NH. iv. GEORGE W. GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1822. v. JACOB EASTMAN GRIFFIN, b. April 10, 1829; d. December 17, 1906, Epsom, NH, at the foot of Griffin's Hill; m. MARY ANN HENRY. 10. vi. MARY LUCY GRIFFIN, b. January 1832. vii. ELIZA JANE GRIFFIN, b. February 06, 1836; d. February 04, 1911; m. (1) LEVI LEIGHTON; m. (2) HENRY MILLER. Notes for ELIZA JANE GRIFFIN: Lived in Northwood (Griffin Genealogy) viii. CLARISSA GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1838; d. died young. ix. MARTHA GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1840; d. died young. x. EMMA FRANCIS GRIFFIN, b. Abt. 1842; d. Abt. 1859. 8. POLLY7 GRIFFIN (JOHN6, THEOPHILUS5, PETER4, JOHN3, JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born Abt. 1803. She married (1) JONATHAN EDMUNDS. She married (2) JOHNSON EDMUNDS. Child of POLLY GRIFFIN and JONATHAN EDMUNDS is: 11. i. AARON8 EDMUNDS. Generation No. 8 9. THOMAS BROWN8 GRIFFIN (JOHN7, JOHN6, THEOPHILUS5, PETER4, JOHN3, JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born February 02, 1820 in NH, and died May 16, 1894 in Strafford, NH. He married ELIZA JANE CASWELL April 14, 1878, daughter of TIMOTHY CASWELL and HANNAH. Notes for THOMAS BROWN GRIFFIN: 1870 census, Barrinton, Strafford Co. Page 6 of book 2.: farmer, age 50, value of land $1500, value of personal property $300. alternate birth year: 1825. Thomas was a farmer in Strafford and a deacon of the Bow Lake Baptist Church. He also did some shoe making in his later years. Although not a large man, he possessed unusual physical strength and had a local reputation as a wrestler and as a cool-headed fire fighter in the days when the "bucket brigade" from a nearby well was the only fire protection. It is related that he saved a building by carrying buckets aloing the top of the roof at night and pouring water on blankets nailed on the end of the building exposed to the fire. He was a man of excellent character and good judgement and recognized by his fellow townsmen as a substantial citizen. Thomas and his wife are buried in the Northwood Ridge Cemetery. (from Griffin Genealogy) More About THOMAS BROWN GRIFFIN: occupation: 1870, farmer Notes for ELIZA JANE CASWELL: alternate birth year: 1829 (from Griffin Genealogy) More About ELIZA JANE CASWELL: occupation: 1870, keeping house Children of THOMAS GRIFFIN and ELIZA CASWELL are: i. ALMUS FROST9 GRIFFIN, b. August 17, 1850, Strafford, NH; d. March 13, 1918. Notes for ALMUS FROST GRIFFIN: 20 years old in 1870 census Griffin Genealogy has his birth year as 1849 More About ALMUS FROST GRIFFIN: occupation: 1870, works for shoe factory ii. GEORGE THOMAS GRIFFIN, b. January 27, 1856, Strafford, NH; d. August 16, 1927. iii. CHARLES ALVERTON GRIFFIN, b. September 02, 1860, Strafford, NH; d. August 20, 1936. Notes for CHARLES ALVERTON GRIFFIN: 10 years old in 1870 census Griffin Genealogy has his birth year as 1858 iv. HERBERT E. GRIFFIN, b. October 14, 1862, Strafford, NH; d. August 21, 1937, Barrington, NH, USA; m. MARY ELIZABETH HANSON, June 17, 1886, Barrington, NH, USA. Notes for HERBERT E. GRIFFIN: residence in 1925: Barrington, NH from Clarence W.'s marriage certificate. alternate birth year: 1860. Herbert was a successful farmer in Barrington and also a skilled shoe maker, and was employed in Strafford, Northwood, and Tilton. Mrs Griffin now (1951) lives om Massachusetts. (recorded in Griffin genealogy) 1870 census, Barrington, Strafford Co. page 6, book 2: listed with his father's household, age 8, at school. More About HERBERT E. GRIFFIN: occupation: 1925, farmer burial location: Caverly Hill, Strafford, NH Notes for MARY ELIZABETH HANSON: residence in 1925: Barrington, NH More About MARY ELIZABETH HANSON: burial location: Caverly Hill, Strafford, NH v. JENNIE CHRISTINA GRIFFIN, b. March 08, 1868, Strafford, NH; d. March 28, 1950. vi. ELSA GRIFFIN, b. November 02, 1854; d. January 08, 1855. vii. CLARA GRIFFIN, b. July 10, 1870; d. January 14, 1872. 10. MARY LUCY8 GRIFFIN (JOHN7, JOHN6, THEOPHILUS5, PETER4, JOHN3, JOHN2, HUMPHREY1) was born January 1832. She married AARON EDMUNDS, son of J

My Hoyt/Hoitt genealogy needs a lot of work. It is a work in progress. I would appreciate ANY additions and/or corrections. I would like to learn more about those that ended up in Dover along with my gggrandmother Lizzie (Hoitt) Grant and her mother Mary Abbie (Boyce) Hoitt. Descendants of Daniel Hoitt/Hoyt Generation No. 1 1. DANIEL4 HOITT/HOYT (BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 25 March 1715 in Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping, NH in 1752, and died Bef. 03 December 1757 in Epping, Rockingham, NH. He married JUDITH CARR 24 June 1736 in Salisbury, Essex, MA. She was born in Carr's Island, in the Merrimac River> Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping, NH in 1752. Children of DANIEL HOITT/HOYT and JUDITH CARR are: i. JUDITH5 HOITT/HOYT, b. 26 October 1737, Salisbury, Essex, MA. 2. ii. RICHARD CARR HOITT/HOYT, b. 02 November 1739, Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping> Revolution> Northwood, NH; d. Abt. 1803, Stanstead, Canada. iii. BENJAMIN HOITT/HOYT, b. 02 May 1742, Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping, Rockingham, NH> Revolution; d. Bet. 1798 - 1799; m. SARAH DOWNING. 3. iv. STEPHEN HOITT/HOYT, b. Aft. 1744, Salisbury, MA> Epping, Rockingham, NH> Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Revolution; d. 1809. 4. v. LIEUT DANIEL HOITT/HOYT, b. 13 January 1744/45, Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping> Northwood, NH by 1767> Rev in 1777; d. 1787. 5. vi. JOSHUA HOITT/HOYT, b. 15 August 1750, > Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. Bet. 1830 - 1839, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. vii. MOSES HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1751 - 1760, prob Epping, Rockingham, NH. Generation No. 2 2. RICHARD CARR5 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 02 November 1739 in Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping> Revolution> Northwood, NH, and died Abt. 1803 in Stanstead, Canada. He married JUDITH HOITT/HOYT, daughter of DANIEL HOITT/HOYT and MARY BARTLETT. She was born 04 May 1780 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died 02 April 1867 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Child of RICHARD HOITT/HOYT and JUDITH HOITT/HOYT is: i. IRA BARTLETT6 HOITT/HOYT, b. 1802, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 3. STEPHEN5 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born Aft. 1744 in Salisbury, MA> Epping, Rockingham, NH> Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Revolution, and died 1809. He married (1) LYDIA BUZZELL Bef. 1795. He married (2) RACHEL PIPER, WIDOW 10 January 1795 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married (3) HANNAH CLAPHAM, WIDOW 07 December 1809 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Child of STEPHEN HOITT/HOYT and LYDIA BUZZELL is: i. SAMUEL6 HOITT/HOYT, b. Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Portsmouth in1809> Madbury in 1814> Lee in April 1816; d. 03 May 1819; m. BETSY PIPER; d. 04 December 1864. 4. LIEUT DANIEL5 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 13 January 1744/45 in Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping> Northwood, NH by 1767> Rev in 1777, and died 1787. He married (1) THANKFUL WEEKS Bef. 1766. She was born in of Greenland, NH. He married (2) MARY BARTLETT Bef. 1771. She was born Abt. 1740 in Kingston, NH. Child of DANIEL HOITT/HOYT and THANKFUL WEEKS is: 6. i. BENJAMIN6 HOITT/HOYT, b. 08 September 1766, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Children of DANIEL HOITT/HOYT and MARY BARTLETT are: ii. MARY6 HOITT/HOYT. 7. iii. PHILIP HOITT/HOYT, b. 11 September 1771, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 1819. iv. THANKFUL HOITT/HOYT, b. 09 June 1774, Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Rome, ME; d. Rome, ME; m. JONATHAN CHESLEY; b. > Rome, ME; d. Rome, ME. v. JOANNA "HANNAH" HOITT/HOYT, b. 08 November 1775, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 1808, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 8. vi. DANIEL HOITT/HOYT, b. 01 March 1778, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 9. vii. JUDITH HOITT/HOYT, b. 04 May 1780, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 02 April 1867, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 10. viii. NATHAN HOITT/HOYT, b. 04 September 1782, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. November 1821, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 11. ix. RICHARD HOITT/HOYT, b. 18 August 1785, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 02 February 1868, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 12. x. MARY HOITT/HOYT, b. 06 May 1788, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 10 January 1860, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 5. JOSHUA5 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 15 August 1750 in > Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died Bet. 1830 - 1839 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married BETSY GERRISH. Children of JOSHUA HOITT/HOYT and BETSY GERRISH are: i. SON6 HOITT/HOYT. ii. SON HOITT/HOYT. iii. SON HOITT/HOYT. iv. DAUGHTER HOITT/HOYT. v. DAUGHTER HOITT/HOYT. vi. DAUGHTER HOITT/HOYT. Generation No. 3 6. BENJAMIN6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 08 September 1766 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married SARAH PILLSBURY 27 November 1787 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. She was born Bet. 1757 - 1767, and died Aft. 1810. Children of BENJAMIN HOITT/HOYT and SARAH PILLSBURY are: i. ENOCH7 HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1788 - 1808, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. Abt. 1810, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. ii. THANKFUL HOITT/HOYT, b. Abt. 1790; d. Abt. 1840; m. GEORGE P. NEWHALL. 13. iii. JOHN H. HOITT/HOYT, b. Abt. 1797, Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Deerfield, Rockingham, NH; d. 26 May 1876, Deerfield, Rockingham, NH. 7. PHILIP6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 11 September 1771 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died 1819. He married DOROTHY GODFREY 02 September 1790. Children of PHILIP HOITT/HOYT and DOROTHY GODFREY are: 14. i. JONATHAN7 HOITT/HOYT, b. 06 February 1791, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. ii. ABIGAIL HOITT/HOYT, b. 15 December 1793, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. Ossipee, Carroll, NH; m. JONATHAN STOKES; b. of Ossipee, Carroll, NH; d. Ossipee, Carroll, NH. 15. iii. DANIEL G. HOITT/HOYT, b. 13 March 1797. iv. POLLY HOITT/HOYT, b. 29 March 1804, Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Pittsfield; m. JACOB MORRILL; b. of Pittsfield. v. LUCINDA HOITT/HOYT, b. 19 October 1807, Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Deerfield, Rockingham, NH; d. Deerfield, Rockingham, NH; m. BENJAMIN GILES; b. of Deerfield, Rockingham, NH. 8. DANIEL6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 01 March 1778 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married DOLLY KNOWLTON 02 June 1803. She was born in of Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Children of DANIEL HOITT/HOYT and DOLLY KNOWLTON are: 16. i. JEREMIAH BARTLETT7 HOITT/HOYT, b. Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 1869, Medford, MA. ii. LYDIA D. HOITT/HOYT, b. 06 November 1803, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. iii. IRENE J. HOITT/HOYT, b. 15 February 1805, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. August 1855, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 17. iv. DAVID HOITT/HOYT, b. 12 September 1807, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 18. v. JONATHAN K. HOITT/HOYT, b. 19 July 1809, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 9. JUDITH6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 04 May 1780 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died 02 April 1867 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. She married RICHARD CARR HOITT/HOYT, son of DANIEL HOITT/HOYT and JUDITH CARR. He was born 02 November 1739 in Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping> Revolution> Northwood, NH, and died Abt. 1803 in Stanstead, Canada. Child is listed above under (2) Richard Carr Hoitt/Hoyt. 10. NATHAN6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 04 September 1782 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died November 1821 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married CHARLOTTE KNOWLTON Bet. 1802 - 1812. She was born in of Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Children of NATHAN HOITT/HOYT and CHARLOTTE KNOWLTON are: i. NATHAN B.7 HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1802 - 1842, of Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. EMILY A. BENNETT; b. of Northwood, Rockingham, NH. ii. ELIZA HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1802 - 1842; m. NATHANIEL KNOWLTON; b. of Northwood, Rockingham, NH. iii. HANNAH HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1802 - 1842; m. DANIEL B. ROBINSON; b. of Candia, NH. iv. HARRIET HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1802 - 1842; m. JOSEPH W. JAMES; b. of Deerfield, Rockingham, NH. v. JOHN S. HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1802 - 1842, of Chichester, NH; m. LOUISA B. FOSS; b. of Chichester, NH. vi. ABIGAIL HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1802 - 1842; m. JONATHAN CHESLEY; b. of Epsom, NH. vii. HOSEA CHASE HOITT/HOYT, b. 14 June 1819, of Newton Upper Falls, MA; m. MARY N. DURGIN, 15 September 1841; b. of Newton Upper Falls, MA. 11. RICHARD6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 18 August 1785 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died 02 February 1868 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married NANCY ROBINSON 1804 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. She was born in of Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Children of RICHARD HOITT/HOYT and NANCY ROBINSON are: i. RICHARD7 HOITT/HOYT. 19. ii. JOSHUA HOITT/HOYT, b. 15 August 1805, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 20. iii. POLLY F. HOITT/HOYT, b. 05 April 1808. 21. iv. SARAH B. HOITT/HOYT, b. February 1812. 12. MARY6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 06 May 1788 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died 10 January 1860 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. She married NATHANIEL GILES 07 April 1805 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Child of MARY HOITT/HOYT and NATHANIEL GILES is: i. PAUL S.7 GILES, b. Bet. 1806 - 1826, Northwood, Rockingham, NH> WI. Generation No. 4 13. JOHN H.7 HOITT/HOYT (BENJAMIN6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1797 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Deerfield, Rockingham, NH, and died 26 May 1876 in Deerfield, Rockingham, NH. He married LYDIA P. COOK 26 April 1818 in Epping, Rockingham, NH, daughter of HEZEKIAH COOK and KEZIAH BROWN. She was born April 1797 in Madbury, Strafford, NH> Epping, Rockingham, NH> Deerfield, Rockingham, NH, and died 06 August 1876 in Deerfield, Rockingham, NH [Ancestor of Christine Pettit]. Children of JOHN HOITT/HOYT and LYDIA COOK are: 22. i. JOHN B.8 HOITT/HOYT, b. Aft. 1819, Nottingham, Rockingham, NH; d. 06 May 1904. ii. MARY HOITT/HOYT, b. Abt. 1821; d. 19 October 1841, Newmarket, NH. iii. ENOCH HOITT/HOYT, b. 12 February 1825, Deerfield, Rockingham, NH. 23. iv. GEORGE W. HOITT/HOYT, b. Abt. 1827, Deerfield, NH>Great Falls>Dover by 1871; d. 27 September 1897, Dover, Strafford, NH. v. DAUGHTER HOITT/HOYT, b. Bef. 1830. 14. JONATHAN7 HOITT/HOYT (PHILIP6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 06 February 1791 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married DORCAS TAYLOR Bet. 1811 - 1831. Children of JONATHAN HOITT/HOYT and DORCAS TAYLOR are: i. DOROTHY8 HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1811 - 1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. RUFUS SWAIN; b. of Northwood, Rockingham, NH. ii. JOHN HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1811 - 1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. JUDITH HOITT/HOYT; b. Northwood, Rockingham, NH. iii. PHILIP HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1811 - 1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. (1) MARY FURNESS; b. of Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. (2) ELIZABETH SHERBURNE. iv. JAMES W. HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1811 - 1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. (1) ELLEN CLARK; b. of Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. (2) _____ STEARNS; b. of Deerfield, Rockingham, NH. v. BETSY B. HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1811 - 1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. vi. MARY ANN HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1811 - 1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. DAVID KIMBALL; b. of Bradford, MA> Northwood, Rockingham, NH. vii. SARAH D. HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1811 - 1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. FRANCIS J. HANSON; b. of Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 24. viii. MARTHA HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1811 - 1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 15. DANIEL G.7 HOITT/HOYT (PHILIP6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 13 March 1797. He married POLLY HILL, daughter of SAMUEL HILL. Child of DANIEL HOITT/HOYT and POLLY HILL is: i. SON8 HOITT/HOYT. 16. JEREMIAH BARTLETT7 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died 1869 in Medford, MA. He married ABIGAIL MAGOUN 1845. Child of JEREMIAH HOITT/HOYT and ABIGAIL MAGOUN is: i. DAUGHTER8 HOITT/HOYT. 17. DAVID7 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 12 September 1807 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married MARY FOSS. She was born in of Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Child of DAVID HOITT/HOYT and MARY FOSS is: i. MARRILLA8 HOITT/HOYT. 18. JONATHAN K.7 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 19 July 1809 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married NANCY WOODMAN. Child of JONATHAN HOITT/HOYT and NANCY WOODMAN is: i. MARTIN W.8 HOITT/HOYT. 19. JOSHUA7 HOITT/HOYT (RICHARD6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 15 August 1805 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married (1) LUCY M. HUNTRESS. She was born in of Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married (2) NANCY B. MORRISON. She was born in of Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Child of JOSHUA HOITT/HOYT and LUCY HUNTRESS is: i. DAUGHTER8 HOITT/HOYT. Child of JOSHUA HOITT/HOYT and NANCY MORRISON is: ii. SON8 HOITT/HOYT. 20. POLLY F.7 HOITT/HOYT (RICHARD6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 05 April 1808. She married NICHOLAS D. HILL. Children of POLLY HOITT/HOYT and NICHOLAS HILL are: i. _____8 HILL, b. of Newton, MA; m. GEORGE W. FURNESS; b. of Newton, MA. ii. _____ HILL, b. of Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; m. GEORGE E. HANSON; b. of Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH. 21. SARAH B.7 HOITT/HOYT (RICHARD6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born February 1812. She married (1) JOHN KNOWLTON. She married (2) BARNARD SMITH. Child of SARAH HOITT/HOYT and BARNARD SMITH is: i. LYMAN W.8 SMITH. Generation No. 5 22. JOHN B.8 HOITT/HOYT (JOHN H.7, BENJAMIN6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born Aft. 1819 in Nottingham, Rockingham, NH, and died 06 May 1904. Child of JOHN B. HOITT/HOYT is: i. HORACE9 HOITT/HOYT, b. Bet. 1848 - 1858; m. LONA ROBINSON, 30 January 1878. 23. GEORGE W.8 HOITT/HOYT (JOHN H.7, BENJAMIN6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1827 in Deerfield, NH>Great Falls>Dover by 1871, and died 27 September 1897 in Dover, Strafford, NH. He married MARY ABBIE BOYCE 1859 in Rollingsford, Strafford, NH, daughter of EDMUND BOYCE and SABRINA/LEVENIA SMITH. She was born 10 September 1840 in Kittery, ME, and died 11 December 1918 in Dover, Strafford, NH. Children of GEORGE HOITT/HOYT and MARY BOYCE are: i. EDGAR W.9 HOITT/HOYT, b. Abt. 1860; d. Aft. 1900. ii. GEORGE WINFIELD HOITT/HOYT, b. Abt. 1862; d. 1951, Dover, Strafford, NH; m. SARAH A.; b. 1865; d. 1946, prob Dover, Strafford, NH. 25. iii. ELIZABETH "LIZZIE" J. HOITT/HOYT, b. 11 October 1864, South Berwick, ME (Eliot, ME); d. 15 October 1956, Dover, Strafford, NH. 24. MARTHA8 HOITT/HOYT (JONATHAN7, PHILIP6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born Bet. 1811 - 1851 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. She married JOHN C. HANSON. He was born in of Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Child of MARTHA HOITT/HOYT and JOHN HANSON is: i. LAURA9 HANSON, m. ANDREW J. EMERSON; b. of Barnstead. Generation No. 6 25. ELIZABETH "LIZZIE" J.9 HOITT/HOYT (GEORGE W.8, JOHN H.7, BENJAMIN6, DANIEL5, DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 11 October 1864 in South Berwick, ME (Eliot, ME), and died 15 October 1956 in Dover, Strafford, NH. She married FRANK W. GRANT 14 August 1882 in Dover, Strafford, NH, son of LEWIS GRANT and MARY SANBORN. He was born 13 December 1863 in Lawrence, Essex, MA, and died 03 November 1952 in Concord, NH [Boyce Cemetery, Eliot, ME]. Child of ELIZABETH HOITT/HOYT and FRANK GRANT is: i. ELLA MILDRED "MILLIE"10 GRANT, b. 14 August 1882, Dover, Strafford, NH; d. 19 July 1912, Dover, Strafford, NH [Ancestor of Christine Pettit]; m. (1) FREDERICK TILDON GRANT, 24 December 1898, Dover, Strafford, NH; b. 01 December 1873, Dover, Strafford, NH>Beverly, MA by 1922**; d. 04 June 1929, Beverly, Essex, MA [buried Pine Hill Cemetery, Dover, NH]; m. (2) HOWARD E. FOSS, Abt. 1911, Dover,Strafford, NH; b. 11 November 1879, South Berwick, York, ME>Dover, Strafford, NH by 1920>Portsmouth, NH by 1940; d. 12 February 1952, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH. Christine Pettit California http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/e/t/Christine-M-Pettit/

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