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1. 2 children1 Morris (Hiram, #2) was born circa 1930 Michigan.
2. Hiram Gowdy2 Morris (Marion, #4) was born on 6 Aug 1900 Grand Rapids, Kent Co, Michigan. He married Edith Gratia Fox (see #3), daughter of Frederick Carver Fox and Gratia Amanda Housler, circa 1927. He died on 8 Jan 1971 Sparrow Hospital, Lansing, Ingham Co, Michigan, at age 70. He was born in a house on Franklin Street in Grand Rapids, MI. Later he was a civil servant, who worked for the Finance Department of the Michigan State Highway Department, as a bookkeeper. He was known as Hi. Morris may be a Welsh name. His ancestry is the Gowdy family, which has a published genealogy. He told his daughter that he was of Scotch, Irish, French, and German origins. The Gowdys were Scots-Irish. He said that his family's legend was that an ancestor was in France, during the French Revolution, and that someone had come to his door and suddenly killed him. No one remembers who or why. The only known French ancestor of Hi's was his great grandmother, Phebe Vermilya. Hiram's occupation: accountant State of Michigan, Grand Rapids and Lansing, Mich, at an unknown date. Children of Hiram Gowdy2 Morris and Edith Gratia Fox (see #3) were:
Edith says while her father was alive they, "ate better than most" but that later, afterwards that didn't eat well or have enough. She was so malnourished that she developed pellagra. Her youngest brother, Jamie, died of poliomyelitis as an infant. Her other brother Bill got polio and had a lame leg for life. Edith and Bill also got scarlet fever but survived.
4. Marion Love3 Morris (John, #8) was born on 12 Feb 1871.2 Conflicting evidence states that Marion was born Hamersville, Brown Co, Ohio, 12 Feb 1871.3 He was baptized 1871. Religion: (an unknown value). He married Mary M. "Mollie" Ashley in 1894 Brown Co, Ohio.4 He married Nora May Gowdy (see #5), daughter of Legrand Gowdy and Susan Pelham, on 19 Jun 1898. He died in 1953 Michigan.5 Marion's occupation: Shoe maker circa 1890. Children of Marion Love3 Morris and Nora May Gowdy (see #5) were as follows:
She resided Fennville, Allegan Co, Michigan, April, 1924, an unknown place detail.11 Listed as a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTW).12 6. Frederick Carver3 Fox (James, #12)13 was born on 28 May 1869 Wilton, Muscatine Co, Iowa.14,15,16 Frederick became bethrothed circa 1902.17 He married Gratia Amanda Housler (see #7), daughter of William B. Housler and Blanche Bowerman, on 24 Dec 1902 Rockvale, Colorado.18 He died on 17 Jan 1912 Florence, Colorado, at age 42.19,20 He was buried in 1912 Colorado. He was buried in 1912 Brookside Cemetery, Watertown, Jefferson Co, New York.21,22 Frederick's middle name is Carver, and was thought to be related to John Carver, the first Governor of Plymouth Colony. Unfortunately, John Carver had no descendants that were born or lived in America, according to the Mayflower Society. His only children died in England. After much research, it was determined that his mother Sarah Carver's first American relative was Robert Carver. Robert came to America in the mid 1600's. He was educated.23 He was educated in 1889 Depauville, Jefferson Co, New York.24 Frederick's occupation: Engineer, carpenter in cement mines Florence, Colorado, circa 1902. Children of Frederick Carver3 Fox and Gratia Amanda Housler (see #7) were as follows:
Gratia traveled Watertown, Jefferson Co, New York, between Aug 1910 and Sep 1910.32 Known by her grandchildren and step-children as "Mommie Bailey." She wrote an autobiography entitled, "Stepmother", which is in the possession of two of her great-granddaughters. She became a cook after Fred died. She told her granddaughter that her first name, Gratia, was taken off of an American coin.
8. John W.4 Morris (Elijah, #16) was born on 13 Aug 1845. He married Hulda Samantha Wills (see #9), daughter of John L. Wills and Charity (Wills), on 5 Sep 1866 near Georgetown, Brown Co, Ohio. He died on 29 Aug 1916 Troy, Ohio, at age 71.33 He was employed by farmer in 1863. He was described as 5 feet, 7 inches, dark hair, light eyes, dark skin in 1864. John served in the military McAlister, Kentucky, 1864. Company A, 2nd Regiment Ohio Volunteers Heavy Artillery. He was released from active duty Nashville, Fayette Co, Tennessee, 23 Aug 1865.34 He appeared on the census of 1880 Pleasant, Brown Co, Ohio.35 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Morris attended Nora May Gowdy and Marion Love Morris' wedding. Morris ancestors probably came from Wales or England. Children of John W.4 Morris and Hulda Samantha Wills (see #9) were as follows:
10. Legrand4 Gowdy (Bennett, #20) was born on 22 Sep 1827. He married Susan Pelham (see #11), daughter of Avery H. Pelham and Phebe Vermilya, on 27 Nov 1858 Battle Creek, Calhoun Co, Michigan. He died either 21 Apr 1894 or 22 Apr 1894. The Gowdy family in the America goes back to the late 1600's. The Gowdy family history book shows that a family wedding with James Gowdy was officiated by Cotton Mather in 1712, who history remembers for hanging people accused of being witches. The Gowdy book indicates that the name comes from Gaudie, which was the family name previously in Scotland. Family may be Scots-Irish in origin. There is probably still a Gowdy Family Society somewhere in New England. He was employed Coldwater, Branch Co, Michigan. He appeared on the census of 1850 Hinsdale Co, Michigan.44 Children of Legrand4 Gowdy and Susan Pelham (see #11) were as follows:
12. James Harris4 Fox (Alfred, #24) was born on 29 Dec 1831 NY.55 He married Lydia Mantle, daughter of Edwin Mantle and Dorothy Richardson, in 1860 Watertown, Jefferson Co, New York. He married Levantia A. Mantle, daughter of Edwin Mantle and Dorothy Richardson, in 1863 Watertown, Jefferson Co, New York. He married Sarah Britton Carver (see #13), daughter of Nathaniel Carver and Sarah Jane Britton, in 1868 Richland Co, Wisconsin.56,57 He died on 12 May 1912 NY at age 80.58 He was buried in 1912 Brookside Cemetery, Watertown, Jefferson Co, New York.59 "This family has resided in various locations... has followed farming in the main with varied success having more recently retired to town life."60 He appeared on the census of 1850 Clayton, Jefferson Co, NY.61 He appeared on the census of 1860 Polk Township, Bremer Co, Iowa.62,63 James served in the military Iowa in 1861.64 He was mlt discharge in 1862.65,66 He appeared on the census of 1870 Wilton Junction, Muscatine Co, Iowa.67 He appeared on the census of 1880 Wilton, Muscatine Co, Iowa.68 He was move in 1880 Jefferson Co, NY.69 He was Filed for disability pension from illness that occurred in military service in 1880.70 He was October 1881 -1891 "Met at the school house in school district No. 9, in the town of Clayton ... it being an annual meeting. ... James Fox elected chairman;... James Fox, trustee; James Fox Jr. librarian. Voted to procure seven cords of hard wood, one half cord of pine two feet long, James Fox agrees to furnish the wood for $14... James H. Fox, Chairman Henry Heyl, District Clerk. James H. Fox was chairman 1881 - 1891.Librarian was James [Allred] Fox Jr. in 1883. James Fox (unstated whether Senior or Junior) was librarian 1883-1886. James H. Fox Senior librarian 1887-1888. Mrs. James Fox [Sarah Carver Fox] was librarian 1889-1892. James H. Fox was a trustee some of these years. James H. Fox appointed to be 'collector of [school] district No. 9' 1882 between 1881 and 1893 Clayton, Jefferson Co, NY.71 He was Census1890 This listing is not for our James Harris Fox, who was living in Jefferson County, NY This record James Fox. WI Year: 1890 County: Richland County Township: E.D. 176 Forest Township Page: 004 Database: WI 1890 Veterans Schedule Private in Company F. 44 years old in 1890. Served in Wisconsin Infantry. Enlisted 22 September 1864. Discharged 28 Aug 1865. Served 11 months, 6 days. Post office Oak Ridge Richland Co, Wisconsin. Comments: "Re-enlisted Veteran" in 1890 E.D. [Enumeration District] 176 Forest Township, Richland Co, WI. He was Farmer, 80 acres in 1890 Depauville, Jefferson Co, New York.72 He appeared on the census of 1905 Clayton, Jefferson Co, NY.73 Children of James Harris4 Fox and Sarah Britton Carver (see #13) were as follows:
She and John Fairfield Hyde appeared on the census of 1860 Cape Vincent, Jefferson Co, New York.90 She was employed by Became a school teacher circa 1893 Jefferson Co, NY. 14. William B.4 Housler (John, #28)91 was born on 6 May 1858 Newaygo Co, Michigan. He married Blanche Bowerman (see #15), daughter of James Addison Bowerman and Amanda Hastings, on 1 Jan 1880 Marcellus, Cass Co, Michigan.92,93 He died on 1 May 1922 Manton, Wexford Co, Michigan, at age 63. He was buried circa 1922 Fairview Cemetery, Manton, Wexford Co, Michigan. He appeared on the census of 25 Jun 1880 Newberg, Cass Co, Mich.94 He was employed by Farmer in 1880 Cass Co, Mich. He was employed by Teacher circa 1921. Children of William B.4 Housler and Blanche Bowerman (see #15) were as follows:
As of 15 Mar 1860, she was also known as Myra Blanche Bowerman. Perhaps named after her uncle's wife. Charles Hastings was married to Myra Nicholson. She resided Wakelee, Cass Co, Mich, 21 Mar 1880, an unknown place detail. Blanche was ill Ann Arbor, Washtenaw Co, Michigan, circa 1887.104,105 She was census 1900 in 1900 Fremont Co, Colorado.
16. Elijah5 Morris (James, #32) was born in 1812 Adams Co, Ohio.106 He married Elizabeth M. Sutton (see #17), daughter of Tingley Sutton and Elizabeth Morrow, on 28 Apr 1836.107 He married Mary Thomas Reed in 1854 Brown Co, Ohio.108 He appeared on the census of 1850 Adams Co, Ohio.109 He appeared on the census of 1870 Winchester Township, Adams Co, OH.110 Children of Elijah5 Morris and Elizabeth M. Sutton (see #17) were as follows:
18. John L.5 Wills married Charity (Wills) (see #19). Children of John L.5 Wills and Charity (Wills) (see #19) were as follows:
20. Bennett5 Gowdy (Samuel, #40) was born on 31 Dec 1793 probably Middlefield, Conn. He married Sally Collins (see #21) "Thursday, March 18, 1818" NY. He died on 28 May 1850 Adams, Hillsdale Co, Michigan, at age 56. He was buried in 1850 North Adams Cemetery, North Adams, Hillsdale Co, Michigan.118 Bennett's occupation: Farmer in Martinsburg, NY at an unknown date. Children of Bennett5 Gowdy and Sally Collins (see #21) were as follows:
22. Avery H.5 Pelham (Abraham, #44)119,120 was born on 27 Jan 1809 Tyre, Seneca Co, NY.121,122,123 He married Phebe Vermilya (see #23), daughter of Solomon Vermilya and Susan Mulner. He died in 1842. An Avery Pelham is shown in the Delaware County, NY in 1832, in the Griffin Corners area. He was census 1840 in 1840 Washtenaw Co, Michigan. Children of Avery H.5 Pelham and Phebe Vermilya (see #23) were as follows:
Her Ancestral File Number is 1NFW-G9Q. Married second: Mckendree LAMBDEN (AFN: 1NFW-G8J) Pedigree Sex: M Family Event(s): Birth: Abt. 1805 <Barry Co., Michigan>. 24. Alfred5 Fox (Elisha, #48) was born in 1807 Cortland Co, NY.126 He married Lucy Harris (see #25), daughter of James Harris, in 1830 Cortland Co, NY. He married Olive C. Bent in 1842 Jefferson Co, NY. He died on 3 Mar 1880 Jefferson Co, NY.127Alfred Fox was prominent in town affairs, was member of Assembly in 1851, customs officer at Cape Vincent four years, supervisor 10 years, and justice of the peace 15 years. He married Lucy Harris, of Cortland County, and they had four children, James H., Mary J., George, and Byron. Upon the death of his first wife he married Olive C. Bent, of Watertown, by whom he had five children, Charles A., Hattie, Nellie, Frank C., and Alfred, Jr. He was born in 1807 and died in 1880, his wife surviving his death only two weeks. Byron Fox, son of Alfred, Sr., married Sarah, daughter of Gordon and Sarah (Rogers) Gloyd, of Clayton, and their children are Mary J., Grace G., Wilbur A., and Harry B. He is a farmer. He appeared on the census of 1860 Cape Vincent, Jefferson Co, New York. Children of Alfred5 Fox and Lucy Harris (see #25) were as follows:
26. Nathaniel5 Carver (Eleazer, #52) was born on 11 Aug 1787 Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Mass. He married Sarah Jane Britton (see #27), daughter of Samuel Britton and Mindwell Butterfield, on 4 Feb 1839.129 He died Dec 17, 1849 or 1840 Cape Vincent, Jefferson Co, New York. He was buried in 1849 Sand Bay Cemetery, Jefferson Co, New York. John Carver landed from the Mayflower, and among the Pilgrim band who thanked God for their preservation, he knelt on Plymouth rock. In time he became the first Governor of the Colony of Massachusetts. The Carver family grew and multiplied, a grandson, Dr. Eleazer Carver, settling in Marshfield, neighbor to Daniel Webster. The doctor had a son, Nathaniel, who seems to have been fully endowed with the Yankee spirit of push and unrest; and withal, he seems to have been to some extent the unruly member of the flock, or to put it mildly, not so fully imbued with the Puritan notions of the day as should have been the case, or might have been looked for in one of his ancestral descent. At all events the young Nathaniel wandered into the South, where he spent many years in varying fortunes. He was very ingenious, and at one time devoted much attention to the cotton-gin as invented by Eli Whitney, an improvement on which he finally invented, taking out the first patent ever issued for "an improvement in cotton-gins." With the usual fate of inventors, however, Mr Carver grew poorer, while those who had the capital to invest in his improvements grew wealthy, and finally he left the South in disgust, and straying finally into Northern New York, settled on the shore of the St Lawrence, sometime in the thirties. Here he married Sarah Jane, daughter of Samuel Britton, of whom mention has already been made, by whom he had three children, Nathaniel Eleazer, who graduated at Bridgewater, Mass. Normal Institute, and is now in Wisconsin; Sarah (Britton), who is now the wife of James H .Fox, Esq., of Clayton, and Lizzie M., who married Capt Myron W Gotham. Nathaniel Carver died in 1849, and was buried close to the shore of the St Lawrence river, of which he was often enthusiastic in his praise. Some years later, through the efforts of his daughter, Mrs James Fox, his remains were removed to the little cemetery at Sand Bay, where, with a modest stone at their head, placed there by the hands of a loving daughter, they now rest, a broken link of a long chain of Puritan ancestry, whose blood, however mixed, has been the predominating strain, whose influence has been strongest felt in the growth, training and development of the American Nation. Peace to his ashes.130 Nathaniel served in the military War of 1812. Children of Nathaniel5 Carver and Sarah Jane Britton (see #27) were as follows:
In the Census of Head of Household Her first husband, Nathaniel Carver, had died the year before this census, Sarah was listed as a head of household Cape Vincent, Jefferson Co, New York. She was homestead applicat'n in 1856 Wisconsin.145 She appeared on the census of 25 Jun 1870 Buena Vista Township, Richland Co, Wisconsin.146,147 She was Owned land near Richland City. Listed as S.J. Hyde in 1874 Richland Co, Wisconsin. 28. John Jacob5 Housler was born on 28 Apr 1814 Pennsylvania.148 He married Anna Thompson (see #29), daughter of Samuel Thompson and Hannah Underwood, on 5 Jan 1839 Pennsylvania. He married Jane Viletta Bolster, daughter of Harris George Bolster and Mary Catherine Mertz, on 16 Apr 1874 Colfax Twp, Wexford Co, Michigan. He died on 2 Sep 1887 Colfax Twp, Wexford Co, Michigan, at age 73.149 He appeared on the census of 1870 Chester Twp, Ottawa Co, Michigan.150 He appeared on the census of 1880.151 Children of John Jacob5 Housler and Anna Thompson (see #29) were as follows:
!MARR: Date & state named in Samuel Houslers civil war pension record. 30. James Addison5 Bowerman (Cornelius, #60)156,157 was born in 1817 Ontario Co, New York. He married Amanda Hastings (see #31), daughter of Walter Hastings and Sybil Foster, on 4 Mar 1838 Medina Co, Ohio. He died on 25 Sep 1864 near Nashville, Tennessee.158,159 He was also known as Addison Bowerman. As of 1840, he was also known as Addison Bowman. He was census 1840 in 1840.160 He appeared on the census of 1850 Newberg, Cass Co, Mich. He appeared on the census of say 1 Jul 1860 Newberg, Cass Co, Mich.161 During the siege of Atlanta, from July 22d to August 25th, the regiment, in command of Capt. David Anderson, constructed several strong lines of works, but, although under the fire of artillery and sharpshooters, did not participate in any of the engagements that took places. Its loss during the siege was two killed and six wounded. The regiment did not take part in the flank movement to the south of Atlanta, but falling back with its corps, took position at Tanner's Ferry, on the Chattahoochie river, where it remained until the 2d of September. At this date the greater portion of the regiment, with a force under Col. Coburn, of its brigade, made a reconnaissance toward Atlanta. This force advanced to the city limits, and finding it evacuated by the enemy, excepting by a few cavalry, took possession. On the following day the remainder of the regiment entered the city with its corps. Swift. James was listed in a muster roll 25 Aug 1863.162 Children of James Addison5 Bowerman and Amanda Hastings (see #31) were as follows:
"James Addison Bowerman went to the War and Amanda raised the children and ran the farm. Blanche was 4 years old when her father left for the Civil War." She resided Cass Co, Mich, after 1843, an unknown place detail . Her sister Clarrisa Hastings is shown to have moved to Cass County in 1845. [Pioneer and Historical Collections. See Clarrisa Hastings info]. She appeared on the census of Aug 1870 Newberg, Cass Co, Mich.187 She appeared on the census of 1880 Newberg, Cass Co, Michigan.188 Reference: (an unknown value) in 1883 Wakelee, Cass Co, Mich.189 She lived in 1888 Newberg, Cass Co, Michigan.190 She appeared on the census of Jun 1890 Newberg, Cass Co, Mich.191
32. James6 Morris (John, #64) was born in 1762 Maryland. He married Nancy Hardesty (see #33) on 28 Mar 1798 Morgantown, Monongalia Co, West Virginia. He died.192,193 He was move in 1802 Ohio.194 Children of James6 Morris and Nancy Hardesty (see #33) were as follows:
Forjets@aol.com K. Morris-Perry says that James Morris b MD was married to Nancy Hardesty b VA. She was also known as Nancy Hardest. 34. Tingley6 Sutton (Benjamin, #68) was born on 6 Aug 1782 Monongalia Co, Virginia.198 He married Elizabeth Morrow (see #35) on 2 Jan 1790.199 He died on 4 Apr 1843 Brown Co, Ohio, at age 60.200 He began military service in 1812 War of 1812 Service Records Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge Misc Roll Box Roll Exct Roll Rec SUTTON TINGLEY 2 REGIMENT (STEPHENSON'S), OHIO MILITIA. QUARTER MASTER QUARTER MASTER 203 602. Children of Tingley6 Sutton and Elizabeth Morrow (see #35) were as follows:
40. Samuel6 Gowdy (Samuel, #80) was born in 1760 Enfield, Hartford Co, Connecticut. He married an unknown person in 1784 Enfield, Hartford Co, Connecticut. He died. Samuel was listed in a muster roll Enfield, Hartford Co, Connecticut, 1780. Children of Samuel6 Gowdy include:
He was also known as Abram Pelham. Children of Abraham6 Pelham and Mary Avery (see #45) were as follows:
She was also known as Mary Every. 46. Solomon6 Vermilya (William, #92)209,210 was born on 6 Nov 1784 Putnam Co, NY. He married Susan Mulner (see #47) circa 1808. He died on 18 Jun 1872 Delaware Co, New York, at age 87.211 His Ancestral File Number is 1NFV-R3W. Possible other wife for Solomon Vermilya: Amos[ Bull?], born 4th Dec., 1768, mar. Martha, dau. of Daniel Cunningham and his second wife, Abigail Richmond (see Richmond family, by J. B. R., 1897). Daniel Cunningham had by his first wife, in Dutchess County, a son Charles, who afterwards settled at Bloomfield and became the progenitor of the family, which for distinction is known as that of the Cunninghams of the Island (see page 87), and also a daughter Patience, who married Solomon Vermilyea and moved to the Western States. From: ONTARIO HISTORICAL SOCIETYPapers and Records Volume 5, Published in Toronto in 1904 Pages 76-90. Solomon Vermilya is shown as having owned propery in Griffin Corners, Delaware County, NY 1829-1835. Children of Solomon6 Vermilya and Susan Mulner (see #47) were:
Her Ancestral File Number is 1NFV-R44. 48. Elisha or Elijah6 Fox (Abraham, #96) was born in 1769 Conn. He married Polly Loomis (see #49) in 1790 Connecticut. He married Clarinda Gurly in 1816. He died in 1853. Elijah was among the first permanent non-Indian settlers to the area. He built a cabin in Lorraine, NY. Elijah Fox, a native of Connecticut, came from Cortland County, N. Y., to Clayton in 1832. H e died here in 1853, aged 83 years, and his wife also died here, aged 70 years. His children were Hubbell, Phila, Emily, and Alfred. (see also http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyjeffer/childcla.htm). He appeared on the census of 1810 Jefferson Co, NY.213 He appeared on the census of 1850 Clayton, Jefferson Co, NY. Children of Elisha or Elijah6 Fox and Polly Loomis (see #49) were as follows:
Parents: Ephraim and Sarah (Washburn) Keith. 54. Samuel6 Britton (Ebenezer, #108) was born in 1762 probably Westmoreland, Cheshire Co, New Hampshire.214,215 He married Mindwell Butterfield (see #55) in 1784. He died on 19 Apr 1835. He was buried Sand Bay Cemetery, Jefferson Co, New York. Samuel served in the military Westmorland, Cheshire Co, New Hampshire, 1776.216 Died: February 4, 1834, aged 66 yrs. (g.s.) Service: Samuel Britton entered the Revolution Army when he was 14 years old and served the duration of the war. For two years he served as Sergeant, for which he received a pension. He enlisted from Westmorland, N.H. under Capt. Ellis of Col. Scammel's regiment. Remarks: Samuel Britton and his wife are buried in Sand Bay cemetery, in the town of Cape Vincent, overlooking the St. Lawrence river. They had a number of children; Arthur, Linda, Samuel, Hiram and Jane. All but Jane were born in New Hampshire. Gen. Calvin Britton, who lived near Brownville, N.Y. was a brother of Samuel. (4) Ebenezer Britton, fourth son of William and Lydia Britton, was born 1 June 1715 in Raynham, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, where he lived about 55 years, died 21 January 1788 in Westmoreland, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire, where he is buried in North Cemetery. He was in Boston for about a year and went to Westmoreland, New Hampshire, in 1771. He bought one hundred acres of land there July 6 of that year, and also purchased a grist and saw mill with twelve acres -- the first mills built in that town. The grantor was James Minot, of Putney, "province of New York," the jurisdiction of Vermont then being in dispute. Putney is on the opposite side of the Connecticut River from Westmoreland.Ebenezer Britton was a warm patriot in revolutionary days and signed the "association test." When his neighbors were troubled about the depreciation of continental money, he said: " "I am not afraid of continental money; it will be redeemed in good time; redeemed or not redeemed, no soldier who has fought under George Washington shall go hungry while I have corn to feed him!" Several of his sons were enlisted in the army. He was active in church and town matters, serving as deacon and many times as selectman, and was representative in 1776, 1777 and 1778, and member of the Continental Congress 1777-1778. He died at Westmoreland 21 January 1788. He married first 20 May 1735 Tabitha, daughter of Seth Leonard, his cousin, who died in 1749. On 20 February 1749/1750 in Raynham or in Providence, Rhode Island, he married Sarah H. Bullock, born 12 September 1731 in Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts, died 19 September 1790 in Westmoreland where she is also buried in the North Cemetery. Their sons Samuel, Calvin and Luther and several grandchildren settled in Jefferson County, New York. Children of Ebenezer Britton and Sarah Bullock: 1. Keziah, born 22 April 1753; married 12 April 17722. Job, mentioned below 3. James, born 21 September 1756, died 1782; married 7 December 1777 in Westmoreland, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire 4. Mercy, born 17 April 1759, died 30 December 1807 in Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire; married about 1780 5. Samuel, born 31 March 1761 in Westmoreland, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire, died 19 April 1835, buried in Sand Bay Cemetery, very near the main highway between Cape Vincent and Clayton, Jefferson County, New York; married 31 March 1784 in Westmoreland, Mindwell Butterfield. He was a Revolutionary War veteran. He attempted to remain neutral during the War of 1812, to the scorn of his neighbors. 6. Asa, born 30 April 1763 in Raynham, Bristol County, Massachusetts, died 30 June 1849 in Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire, buried in North Cemetery, Westmoreland; married 9 March 1788 7. Stephen, born 21 April 1765 in Raynham, died 23 June 1847 in Westmoreland, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire, buried in North Cemetery; married 10 August 1788 in Westmoreland, Sybil Fuller. 8. Squire 9. Sarah 10. Calvin, born 1771, a brigadier-general in the War of 1812, accompanied his brothers in the settlement of Jefferson Co., New York; married Mary Cole. He built a limestone mansion outside of Brownville on the Perch River Road, which stands today. He was involved in clearing timber from the Brownville area during its early settlement, and ran a business shipping timber by raft up to Montreal with his great-nephew, Lyman Britton. Calvin succeeded Gen. Jacob Brown in command of the local militia. 11. Luther, born 1773, settled in Chaumont, Jefferson Co., New York. He built a stone tavern in Chaumont, which was used as a gathering place for troops during the War of 1812, and is still standing. 12. Martin. Children of Samuel6 Britton and Mindwell Butterfield (see #55) were as follows:
58. Samuel6 Thompson was born on 6 Jan 1797 Virginia. He married Hannah Underwood (see #59) on 13 Jun 1816 Columbiana Co, Ohio. He died on 29 Oct 1884 Hancock Co, Ohio, at age 87. He was buried Hassan Cem, Orange Twp, Hancock Co, Ohio. BIRTH: Calculated from age at death. Children of Samuel6 Thompson and Hannah Underwood (see #59) were as follows:
!Name from Rosemary Housler & Barbara Housler Elsner. 60. Cornelius6 Bowerman (David, #120) was born in 1791 Canada. Conflicting evidence states that Cornelius was born 1793.218 He married Rubie Hamilton (see #61), daughter of Joseph Hamilton and Sarah Crafts, in 1816 NY.219,220,221 He married Nancy Jones, daughter of Mr. Jones and Mrs. Jones, on 25 May 1855 Penn Twp, Cass Co, Mich.222,223 He died circa 1860.224 He was move in 1818 Medina Co, Ohio.225,226 He appeared on the census of 1820 Harrisville Township, Medina Co, Ohio.227 He was move circa 1822 Auburn Township, Geauga Co, Ohio. He was census 1830 in 1830 Auburn Township, Geauga Co, Ohio.228,229 He moved 1837 Medina Co, Ohio. He was census 1840 in 1840 Westfield, Medina Co, Ohio.230,231 He appeared on the census of 1850 Chatham Township, Medina Co, Ohio.232 He moved circa 1855 Michigan. He was homestead applicat'n on 15 Dec 1856 Newberg, Cass Co, Mich.233 He lived in 1859 Penn Twp, Cass Co, Mich.234 Children of Cornelius6 Bowerman and Rubie Hamilton (see #61) were as follows:
Family legion is that Ruby was Blackfoot Indian but since the family was probably in New York at the time, other tribes might be more likely. She was also known as Ruby Hamilton. She was move in 1818 Medina Co, Ohio.252,253 She was move circa 1822 Auburn Township, Geauga Co, Ohio. She was Deed record, pg. 69, Medina Co., Ohio, Mar. 4, 1843, for Ruby 'Bourman' [Rubie Hamilton Bowerman], purchased from Moses Parsons, Vol. U,pg. 366; date of record:Aug. 9, Township #14,Tract #14 in 1843 Medina Co, Ohio. As of 1843, she was also known as Ruby Bourman. 62. Walter6 Hastings was born circa 1774 NY.254 He married Sybil Foster (see #63), daughter of Nathaniel Sn. Foster and Lydia Frisbee, circa 1794 Johnstown, Fulton Co, New York.255,256 He died before 1840.257 As of 1810, he was also known as Walter Hasteen. He appeared on the census of 1810 Manheim, Montgomery Co, NY.258 He appeared on the census of 1820 McDonough, Chenango Co, NY.259 He was census 1830 in 1830 McDonough, Chenango Co, NY.260 Children of Walter6 Hastings and Sybil Foster (see #63) were as follows:
She was move in 1784 NY. She was census 1840 in 1840 Chatham Township, Medina Co, Ohio.285 She appeared on the census of 1850 Newberg, Cass Co, Mich.286
64. John7 Morris II (John, #128) was born in 1737. He died in 1797 Georges Creek, Pennsylvania. John came from Maryland to West Virginia then to Campbell County, KY along with a brother Richard. John Morris' will of 1796 lists James and six other children. Eleanor (Morris Migration has that she died in mason co KY?(maybe Point Pleasant as that is where the Suttons were before moving to Brown County Ohio). Children of John7 Morris II include:
80. Samuel7 Gowdy Sr. (James, #160) was born in 1737 Mass.289 He was baptized Boston, Suffolk Co, Mass, 1737. Religion: Presbyterian. He married Abiah Pease (see #81) in 1759 Enfield, Hartford Co, Connecticut. He died on 17 Nov 1811 Somers, Tolland Co, Connecticut.290 He reported for active duty 1757,1778,1780. Children of Samuel7 Gowdy Sr. and Abiah Pease (see #81) were as follows:
A Mayflower descendant. 88. Richard7 Pelham began military service circa 1776 Died fighting in the American Revolution. Children of Richard7 Pelham include:
"A soldier of the Revolution and died in Boston of smallpox."293 Children of Abraham7 Fox III and Martha Couch (see #97) were as follows:
See Page 11 of "Eighty Plus" by Lydia Mantle Fox for a description of Abraham Fox settling New York. 104. Dr. Eleazer7 Carver (Eleazer, #208)295 was born on 6 Dec 1724 Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Mass. He married Hepzibah Perkins (see #105) in 1746. He died before 1759. Children of Dr. Eleazer7 Carver and Hepzibah Perkins (see #105) were as follows:
108. Ebenezer7 Britton. * ID: I00095 * Name: Ebenezer Britton * Sex: M * Birth: 1 JUN 1715 in Raynham, Bristol County, Mass. [estab as City 1731; then a part of Taunton * Death: 21 JAN 1788 in Westmoreland, Cheshire, NH, bu North Cem., Westmoreland, Cheshire, NH * Fact 3: bu. Old No. Cem. on rte. 63, overlooking Conn. Riv., & S. of L. Keep Restaurant * Fact 4: BET. 1775 - 1776 Member of Committee of Safety, 1775/Westmoreland * Fact 5: 22 FEB 1748/49 Maried to Sarah J. Bullock by John Andrews, Justice of the Peace * Fact 6: Name always spelled Brettun in his account book * Fact 7: BET. 1777 - 1778 Member House of Representatives, NH; 1776-1777-1778 * Fact 8: Purchased 100 acres land in Westmoreland * Fact 10: BET. 1714 - 1715 WFT has birth as Jan 06, 1714/1715 vs. ours Jun. * Fact 11: 23 MAR 1997 See notes for quotes of NH State & Wd papers, by M.H. Christie in DBM's files * Religion: 7 AUG 1757 Joined Raynham 1st Congregational Church * Military Service: 21 JAN 1788 see notes for tombstone marking * Military Service: BET. 1777 - 1778 Member of Continental Congress [?] Father: William Jr. Britton b: BET. 1678 - 1679 in Taunton, Bristol, Co., MassMother: Lydia Alden Leonard b: 10 MAR 1678/79 in Taunton, Bristol, Co. Mass Marriage 1 Tabitha Leonard b: BET. 1717 - 1718 in Raynham, Bristol, Mass or Providence, RI * Married: 20 MAY 1735 in Raynham, Plymouth, MassChildren 1. [Has No Children] Tabitha Britton b: 16 AUG 1736 in Raynham, Bristol, Mass2. [Has Children] Ebenezer Jr. Britton b: 23 APR 1739 in Raynham, Bristol, Mass 3. [Has Children] David Britton b: 14 JUN 1741 in Raynham, Bristol, Mass 4. [Has Children] Abigail Britton b: 30 MAR 1744 in Raynham, Bristol, Mass 5. [Has No Children] Wealthy Britton b: 7 MAY 1746 in Raynham, Bristol, Mass 6. [Has Children] Tabitha Britton b: 31 MAR 1749 in Raynham,Bristol, Massachusetts Marriage 2 Sarah H. Bullock b: 12 SEP 1731 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA * Married: 22 FEB 1749/50 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MassChildren 1. [Has No Children] Samuel Britton b: 30 MAY 1751 in Raynham, Britsol, Mass.2. [Has Children] Keziah Britton b: 22 APR 1753 in Raynham, Bristol, Massachusetts 3. [Has Children] Job Britton b: 20 FEB 1755 in Raynham, Bristol, Mass. 4. [Has Children] James Britton b: 21 SEP 1756 in Raynham, Bristol, Mass. 5. [Has Children] Mercy Britton b: 17 APR 1759 in Raynham, Bristol, MA 6. [Has Children] Samuel Britton II b: 31 MAR 1761 in Raynham, Bristol, MA 7. [Has Children] Asa Britton b: 30 APR 1763 in Raynham, Bristol, Mass 8. [Has Children] Stephen Britton b: 21 APR 1765 in Raynham, Bristol, Mass; of Westrmoreland, Cheshire, NH 9. [Has Children] Squire Britton b: 14 JUN 1767 in Raynham , Bristol, Massachusetts 10. [Has Children] Sarah Britton b: 9 MAY 1769 in Raynham, Bristol, Mass. 11. [Has Children] Calvin Britton b: 1 APR 1771 in Raynham, Bristol, Mass. 12. [Has Children] Luther Britton b: 12 MAY 1773 in Westmoreland, Cheshire, NH 13. [Has Children] Martin Britton b: 19 JUL 1775 in Westmoreland, Cheshire, NH. Children of Ebenezer7 Britton include:
122. Joseph7 Hamilton298 married Sarah Crafts (see #123), daughter of Edward Crafts and Eliot Winship, circa 1798.299 He died in 1813 Middlesex, Ontario Co, NY.300 Joseph was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census Middlesex, Ontario Co, NY.301 Joseph was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census Middlesex, Ontario Co, NY. Children of Joseph7 Hamilton and Sarah Crafts (see #123) were as follows:
IGI Record Sarah CRAFTS Birth: 7 Feb 1776 Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts Parents:Father: Edward CRAFTS Mother: Eliot_ (Winship) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type C501641 1714-1848 0864093, 0864090. 126. Nathaniel Sn.7 Foster (Joseph, #252)304 was born in 1740 Rhode Island. He married Lydia Frisbee (see #127) circa 1760. He died in 1823 Salisbury Rural Cemetery, Salisbury, Herkimer Co, NY.305 He was death2 in 1826 Salisbury, Herkimer Co, NY.306,307His Ancestral File Number is L4LC-DB. He began military service in 1776 Fought in Revolutionary War. A Nathaniel Foster is listed in Hoskins, Barbara; "Men from Morris County, New Jersey who served in the American Revolution", Joint Free Public Library of Morristown and Morris Twp., Morristown, NJ, 1979. He was move before 1784 the Fish House, Johnstown, Fulton Co, New York.308 He and Arnold W. Foster lived in 1808 Litchfield, Herkimer Co, NY.309,310 Children of Nathaniel Sn.7 Foster and Lydia Frisbee (see #127) were as follows:
She LDS Submission Search: 18410-050899210505. Her Ancestral File Number is L4LC-FH Date of birth listed here as : 14 Jun 1735 ??
128. John8 Morris I329 was born in 1677 Wales. He died circa 1774. Children of John8 Morris I include:
160. James8 Gowdy (Martha Cox, #321) married Mary Hutchinson (see #161). He died before 1765 Hartford, Conn. Children of James8 Gowdy and Mary Hutchinson (see #161) were:
184. Abraham8 Vermilya (John, #368) was born circa 1723. He died in 1784 Yonkers, Westchester Co, NY. Children of Abraham8 Vermilya include:
208. Eleazer 48 Carver (Eleazer, #416) was born circa 1696. He married Katherine Elmes (see #209) on 2 Dec 1719 Middleborough, Mass. He died. Children: 5-17 1. TIMOTHY CARVER, b. Sept 21, 1720, Middleborough, Mass (VR); prob. died young. 5-18 2. MARY CARVER, b. Nov 6, 1722,Middleborough, Mass (VR); m. Sept 1743 to ABRAHAM PERKINS; d. 1767 5-19 3. ELEAZER CARVER, b. Dec 6,1724, Bridgewater, Mass; m. 1746 to HEPZIBAH PERKINS [b. 1720 to Thomas Perkins; m. (2) Ebenezer Keith; d. Apr 12, 1808, Bridgewater]; 4 children; d. before 1759. 5-20 4. KATHERINE CARVER, b. Aug 21, 1726, Bridgewater, Mass;d. unmarried 5-21 5. TIMOTHY CARVER, b. 1728, Bridgewater, Mass; m. 1750 to REBECCA WASHBURN [b. 1733,Bridgewater]; 6 children; d. before Revolutionary War at Carmel, NY. 5-22 6. MERCY CARVER, b. June 18, 1730, Bridgewater; unmarried; d. Apr 6, 1767 5-23 7. BETHIAH CARVER, b. Apr 24, 1732, Bridgewater, Mass; m. Capt. JOSEPH ALDEN; d. Oct 6, 1753 5-24 8. RHODOLPHUS CARVER, b. June 20, 1735, Bridgewater, Mass; m. 1763 to ABIGAIL BOWMAN of Bedford; children; moved to Oakham, Mass and then became an early settler at Barnard, Vt.;served in French and Indian and Revolutionary Wars; d. Oct 23, 1801, Barnard, Vt. 5-25 +9 JOHN CARVER, b. Nov 30, 1738, Bridgewater, Mass. Children of Eleazer 48 Carver and Katherine Elmes (see #209) were as follows:
M. Dec 2, 1719, Middleborough, Mass (VR) b. Mar 22, 1698, Scituate, Mass. to Rhodolphus and Bethiah (Dodson) Elmes Her surname is often spelled ELLMES in early records. d. ? 240. Ichabod8 Bowerman (Thomas, #480) was born in 1721 Bay Colony, Massachusetts, Massachusetts. He married Lydia Mott (see #241) in 1744. He married Jane Richmond on 15 Nov 1759 Or Hopington RI, Stonington, Conn. He died in Feb 1790 Dutchess Co, New York. Children of Ichabod8 Bowerman and Lydia Mott (see #241) were as follows:
242. Jesais8 Bartlett married an unknown person. Children of Jesais8 Bartlett include:
He resided Boston, Suffolk Co, Mass, 1768, an unknown place detail . From marriage record. Boston Selectmen's Minutes from 1769 through April, 1775 - Item: Boston, July 7, 1769 Small Pox from GenealogyLibrary.com Page 22 Boston Ss: At a Meeting of the Selectmen, July 4, 1769. Present, Henshaw, Jackson, Ruddock, Pemberton, Inches, Mason. Information was this Day given the Selectmen, that Mr. Edwd. Crafts who lives near Liberty Tree, has his Wife and Daughter ill ofthe Small Pox, and as they do not consent to be removed, Mr. Williston was directed to see that a Flag was hung out as a signal of Infection; and mr. Edward Baker was appointed a Guard for said House at three Shilling & four Pence p. Day. And Orders were given him of the same tenor with the above. Page 23Collo. Henshaw, & Mr. Inches a Committee to direct the stopping the Passages, by Mr. Crafts House. Children of Edward8 Crafts and Eliot Winship (see #247) were as follows:
252. Joseph Jr.8 Foster (Joseph, #504)355 was born on 19 Sep 1698 Sandwich, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. He married Elizabeth Milton (see #253), daughter of Edward Milton and Sarah Monter, on 20 Jun 1727 Sandwich, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. He died on 10 Jun 1787 Tisbury, Marthas Vineyard, Dukes Co, Massachusetts, at age 88. His Ancestral File Number is 14HC-507. Children of Joseph Jr.8 Foster and Elizabeth Milton (see #253) were as follows:
Her Ancestral File Number is 14HC-51F.
321. Martha9 Cox married an unknown person in 1712. She died. Children of Martha9 Cox include:
He was also known as John Vermeille. Children of John9 Vermilya include:
416. Eleazer 39 Carver (John, #832) married Experience Blake Sumner (see #417). He died. Children of Eleazer 39 Carver and Experience Blake Sumner (see #417) were:
480. Thomas9 Bowerman (Thomas, #960) was born between 1685 and 1689 West Falmouth, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. He married Jane Clifton on 11 Oct 1721 Falmouth, Barnstable Co, Mass.366,367 He died in 1721 West Falmouth, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. Children of Thomas9 Bowerman include:
Father: Ephraim Crafts b: 9 AUG 1677 in Roxbury,Suffolk Co.,MA Mother: Hannah Reed b: in Chelmsford,Massachusetts HIs paternal grandparents:Mother: Mary Hudson b: 10 JAN 1632 in Lynn,Essex,MA Father: John Crafts b: 10 JUL 1630 in Roxbury,Suffolk Co.,MA # Sex: M # Birth: 10 JUL 1630 in Roxbury,Suffolk Co.,MA # Death: 3 SEP 1685 in Roxbury,Suffolk Co.,MA He was the first birth recorded in the records of the town of Roxbury, MA On 4 May 1684 John Crafts "confessed his sins that were publik and so was admitted to take hold on the Covenant." On 19 January 1657 "was granted a parcell of land to John Craft from his barne end and so to the river to be viewed and staked out by his naibors for his conveniancy, and thaire best predeiuse, namely by Peleg Heath, Robt pepper, Willyam Gery and Robt Sever." John died intestate and his widow Mary was appointed Administratrix. His paternal great-grandparents:Mother: Alice b: Abt 1600 in England Father: Griffin Crafts b: 21 MAY 1600 in Croft Castle,Hereford,Yorks,Eng # Griffin Crafts # NPFX: Lieut. # Sex: M # Birth: 21 MAY 1600 in Croft Castle,Hereford,Yorks,Eng # Death: 4 OCT 1689 in Roxbury,Suffolk,Massachusetts Event: Church membership #45, Roxbury Church 2 Event: Freeman 18 MAY 1631 2 Immigration: On the Winthrop fleet 3 OTSEGO COUNTYfrom the GAZETTEER OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK by J. H. French Published by R. Pearsall Smith Syracuse, N. Y. 1860 Griffin Crafts kept the first inn, about 1812; and Erastus and Alex. Brown, the first store. John Sleeper erected the first gristmill, and Daniel Johnson, the first factory.Children of Thomas9 Crafts and Ann White (see #493) were:
504. Joseph9 Foster (John, #1008)371 was born in 1674 Marshfield, Plymouth Co, Mass. He married Rachel Bassett (see #505) on 8 Sep 1696 Sandwich, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. He died on 12 Dec 1744 Sandwich, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. His Ancestral File Number is HM4W-JP. Children of Joseph9 Foster and Rachel Bassett (see #505) were as follows:
Her Ancestral File Number is HM43-CJ. 506. Edward9 Milton386 was born circa 1672 Tisbury, Marthas Vineyard, Dukes Co, Massachusetts. He married Sarah Monter (see #507) on 13 May 1701 Tisbury, Marthas Vineyard, Dukes Co, Massachusetts. He died in Jan 1733 Tisbury, Marthas Vineyard, Dukes Co, Massachusetts. EDWARD MILTON. It is probable that this settler was a resident of Sandwich and prior to that may have lived in Boston, but no definite statement can be made without further evidences of identification. [*An Edward Milton took the oath of allegiance in Boston in 1679 and was taxed in 1681 in that town. Judge Sewall in his Letter Book refers, in four letters, dated 1687-1691, to Edward Milton as a carpenter at Sandwich, building a church there for the Indians, the first built in the English manner (Chamberlain, Historical Discourse). Experience Mayhew in "Indian Converts," refers to him and his "religious family" (p. 257).] He was one of the later settlers receiving a grant of land Oct. 2, 1701, next the minister's lot on the east side of Old Mill brook. In the spring of that year he had married Sarah Manter (17) of this town, and these dates probably indicate the time of his settlement. His name appears but few times in the records, as surveyor of highways in 1703, constable in 1715, and grand juror in 1722. In his will, dated July 30, 1731, he calls himself yeoman, "advanced in years." It was probated Sept. 11, 1733, and this last year may be taken as the date of his decease. [*Dukes Probate, III, 3.] As he left no sons the name became extinct at his death, and if any descendants now live here they may trace descent through his daughter Elizabeth, who married Joseph Foster. EDWARD MILTON. It is probable that this settler was a resident of Sandwich and prior to that may have lived in Boston, but no definite statement can be made without further evidences of identification. [*An Edward Milton took the oath of allegiance in Boston in 1679 and was taxed in 1681 in that town. Judge Sewall in his Letter Book refers, in four letters, dated 1687-1691, to Edward Milton as a carpenter at Sandwich, building a church there for the Indians, the first built in the English manner (Chamberlain, Historical Discourse). Experience Mayhew in "Indian Converts," refers to him and his "religious family" (p. 257).] He was one of the later settlers receiving a grant of land Oct. 2, 1701, next the minister's lot on the east side of Old Mill brook. In the spring of that year he had married Sarah Manter (17) of this town, and these dates probably indicate the time of his settlement. His name appears but few times in the records, as surveyor of highways in 1703, constable in 1715, and grand juror in 1722. In his will, dated July 30, 1731, he calls himself yeoman, "advanced in years." It was probated Sept. 11, 1733, and this last year may be taken as the date of his decease. [*Dukes Probate, III, 3.] As he left no sons the name became extinct at his death, and if any descendants now live here they may trace descent through his daughter Elizabeth, who married Joseph Foster. His Ancestral File Number is 9N0G-49. Children of Edward9 Milton and Sarah Monter (see #507) both b. Tisbury, Marthas Vineyard, Dukes Co, Massachusetts, were as follows:
Her Ancestral File Number is 1VHX-4MT. She was also known as Manter This well-known Vineyard family name does not occur in any English records known to the author in the form used here, but Munter, and Mynter and Maunder were in use in England in the 17th century and the last, frequently found in Devonshire, is prob. identical with our Vineyard name as then pronounced. (Walter Mander, mariner, resided in Boston as early as 1689 and d. abt. 1700. He m. Patience Darling, or Dollen, of Monhegan, Me. His wid. became a resident of the Vineyard, but there is no known connection between this transient wid. of Walter Mander and the Manter family of Tisbury. There was also a James Mander of Boston, prob. related to Walter.).389
736. Johnannes10 Vermilya (Isaac Vermeille, #1472) was born in 1632 Leyden, Holland. He died in 1696 Fordham, Westchester Co, NY. He was also known as Johnannes Vermeille. Children of Johnannes10 Vermilya include:
Occupation - boat swain. Children of Richard10 Fox and Beriah Smith (see #769) were:
832. John10 Carver (Robert, #1664) was born circa 1637. He married Millicent Ford (see #833) on 4 Nov 1658. He died. Children of John10 Carver and Millicent Ford (see #833) were:
960. Thomas10 Bowerman (Thomas, #1920) was born in Sep 1648 Barnstable, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. He married Mary Harper (see #961), daughter of Robert Harper and Deborah Perry, on 7 Jun 1678 Sandwich, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. He died in 1727 Falmouth, Barnstable Co, Mass. Children of Thomas10 Bowerman and Mary Harper (see #961) were as follows:
1008. John10 Foster392,393 was born on 7 Oct 1642 Weymouth, Norfolk Co, Mass.394 He married Mary Chillingworth (see #1009). He died Marshfield, Plymouth Co, Mass.395 LDS list two possible fathers for Joseph Foster, one being Thomas FOSTER (AFN: 959H-6N), the other one being William FOSTER (AFN: RX7X-6B). Children of John10 Foster and Mary Chillingworth (see #1009) were:
Her Ancestral File Number is 8NR1-JW.
1472. Isaac11 Vermeille was born circa 1606. Children of Isaac11 Vermeille include:
1920. Thomas11 Bowerman was born c1625-1627 England.396,397 He married Hannah Annable (see #1921), daughter of Anthony Annable and Jane Momford, on 10 Mar 1643/44. He died in May 1663 Barnstable, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. He was also known as "Thomas's middle name of Ichabod has absolutely NO substantiation. No record has ever been located that can verify this and it is primarily found in several unsourced websites." 398 Children of Thomas11 Bowerman and Hannah Annable (see #1921) all b. Barnstable, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts, were as follows:
1922. Robert11 Harper was born circa 1630 England. He married Deborah Perry (see #1923) on 9 May 1654 Sandwich, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. He married Prudence Butler on 22 Jun 1666 Sandwich, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. He died circa 1704 Sandwich, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. Children of Robert11 Harper and Deborah Perry (see #1923) were:
3842. Anthony12 Annable was born in 1599 England. He married Jane Momford (see #3843) on 26 Apr 1619 All Saints Church, Cambridge, Cambs, England. He married Ann Clark on 1 Mar 1644/45 Barnstable, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts.399,400 He died in 1674 Barnstable, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts. Children of Anthony12 Annable and Jane Momford (see #3843) were as follows:
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