Elizabeth, Here's what they have on the Ogden's: John Ogden at Walton in 1800 census. He and female over 45 years, 2 boys age 16-25, one male and one female 10-15 and under 10. John died by 1828 at Colchester. Isaac at Walton in 1800 census. Two males 26-45 and one female. One each male and female 16-25 and under ten years. 1820 census Isaac and female 26-445 with two females 10-15 and five males under ten. Abram in 1810 census 26-45 with two each males and females 16-25, and two males and a female under 10. Abraham died between 1822 and 1825. He had a son William. Abraham's brother William deeded in 1807 to Isaac (177i3-1850). I. Newton Ogden was born in 1798. Elias Ogden born ca 1804-1805 and died at Walton in 1851. Elias' brother Zenas or Tenas, drafted in 1814 for the war, living at Walton in 1840, as was Thomas J. Ogden. The latter born in 1807 was a physician with a $2300 home in 1855. Joseph Ogden died in 1846 and Letters of Adm. were granted Albert Ogden Albee Ogden and Sarah Banks daughter Sarah married Hanford Williams. In 1791 Albee rec'd deed from Elizabeth (Bank's) husband Daniel Nichols of land in Wakeman's Long Lot. Ebenezer Ogden, who died in 1823, married Ruth Bradley. Their daughter Ellen married in 1796 to Hezekiah Sherwood. And that's it for Ogden. Barb