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A N C E S TR Y
C O L . JO H N H A R V E Y,
N OR TH WOOD,N E W H A M P S H I R E
,
A N O FF I C E R O F TH E L I N E I N TH E W A R O F TH E R EV O L UTI O N ,
A N D A N O R I G I N A L M EM B E R O F TH E N E W HA M P
S H I R E S O C I ETY O F TH E C I N C I N N A TI .
B Y
JOH N H A R V EY TR E AT, A . M .
B O S TO N
PR I V A TE L Y PR I N TE D .
1907.
A N C E S T R Y
C O L . JO H N H A R V E Y .
I N TR ODUC TI ON .
THER E were two persons in Boston at the same time bearingthe name of William H arv ey . One of them lived and diedthere ; the other subsequently removed to Taunton . Our Col .John Harvey was descended from William Harvey of Boston .
O scar Jewell H arv ey , author of The H arv ey Book,” of the
Taunton Line , W ilkesbarre , Penn ,1 899, says
I think it v ery clearly proved by the public records hereinreferred to , and by othe r records , that there was no WilliamH arv ey residing at Plymouth in 1 689, and that the two Williams then in New England,
’ were (1 ) William of Taunton ,whose wife was Joanna Hucker, and (2) William of Boston ,who married Martha Copp .
”
(PageWilliam H arv ey of Taunton married Joanna Hucker of C o
bannet, Apri l 2 , 1 6 39, and resided for some years in Boston .
From what part of England William Harvey came is notknown . We have a clue from the Will of Agnes Clarke ofA y shil l , or Ashill , Somerset, three miles west of Ilminster, and
4 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
n ine miles eas t of Ta unton , widow , dated Oct . 20, 1 647 , p rovedMay 1 0 , 1 648 .
I give and bequeath unto William Harvey the son of ThomasHarvey deceased
,my kinsman
,now in N ew E ngl and
,eighteen
pounds, which sum is to be paid as so on as it can be recovered,
if h e shall come to dem and it at any time w ithin four years,bu t if
he come not then my will is that William Harvey the son of JamesHarvey shall have the said money at such time as he shall be o flawful age to give a discharge . I give to the said William son ofJames Harvey fi fteen pounds when of age . I give and be
qu eath unto W illiam Harvey in N ew E ngland all my hou seholdstuff during h is life
,if he come to claim it
,and after his decease to
remain in the house to the u se of James Harvey,h is brother
,and
the said James to make u se of it until William,his brother
,shall
come to claim it . (N . E . Hist . Geneal . R egister, xlv i : p. 453 ;
Waters’ Gleamings in E ng , i : p .
She mentions E lizabeth Harvey , wife of R ichard Harvey my
kinsman ,” whom she makes her sole executor and to whom she
leaves the residue of her estate . The name of her husband wasJohn Clarke .Ashill Church R egi sters begin 1 558 : unfortunately the R eg
ister of births , marriages and burials from 1 628 to 1 653 hasbeen lost. The entri es for 1 625—1 6 28 are almost illegible .There seem to have been three families of name of Harvie atAshill
,— R ichard, Thomas and Nicolas . But for the loss of
these R egisters we might have been able , perhaps , to connectthe Family with the Parish of Ashill . The R ev . W . R . Hartwright
,Vicar of P itminste r, E ng , has kindly made for me a
transcript of the records
B A PTI S M S .
Agnes,dau . Thomas Harvie
,Jan . 20, 1 599 .
Thomasine, dau . Thomas Harvie,March 1 2 1 60 1 .
Mary,dau . Nicolas Harvie
,June 1 6, 1 6 0 1 .
I n trodu ction . 5
Matthew,son Thomas Harvie
,July 1 2, 1 603 .
A lice,dau . Thomas Harvie, July 1 1 , 1 609 .
Mary,dau . Thomas Harv ie
,June 1 1
,1 6 1 3 .
James,son Thomas Harvie
,April 1
,1 6 1 5 .
M A R R IAGES .
Thomas Harvie, Feb. 1 7, 1 598 .
Thomas H av ay e and Joan Colles, J une 22 , 1 6 12 .
Thomasine Harvey the younger and Anthony Poole,Parish of
Wh itelackington,June 22
,1 6 1 8 .
B ridget Harvey and W illiam Hodges,Jan . 1
,1 623 .
E lizabeth Harvey and Francis Carter, Parish of Broadway, June
BUR IAL S .
A '
James Harvey, Dec . 1 5,1 597 .
Thomasine, dau . ofThomasHarvey, March 12, 1 60 1 .
William,son of R ichard Harvey
,O ct . 5
,1 60 1 .
Matthew,son of Thomas Harvey, July 1 2 , 1 603 .
A gnes, dau . of Thomas Harvey,March 1 3
, 1 6 05 .
A l ice , dau . of Thomas Harvey,Ju ly 1 1
,1 609 .
A gnes, wife of Thomas Harvey, Sept . 24, 1 6 10
Thomas Harvey,Aug. 2
,1 624 .
R ichard,son of Joan Harvey
,widow
,Jan . 8
,1 6 24 5 .
Wi l l iam Harvey,March 3 1
,1 6 25 .
E liz abeth Harvey,Feb . 19, 1 657.
There were other Harveys in N ew England who were perhaps connected with our branch .
Joan Harvey , who died March 3 1 , 1 705 , married about 1 64 1R obert Barnard of Salisbury , 1 642—4 644 , of Andover 1 6451 6 6 3 , and subsequently of Nantucket, where he died in 1 6 82 .
Thomas Harvey married 1 643 , E lizabeth , daughter of ThomasWall of Hampton , N . H . , and living Aug . 2 0
,1 6 63
,when he
so ld land at Hampton , and perhaps in 1 6 83 .
William Harvey of Taunton was perhaps related .
6 A n cestry of C ol . John H arvey .
I am indebted to Hoyt’ s work entitled The Old Familiesof Salisbury and Amesbury ,
” for much valuable information ;also to
'
the History of Sutton , N . by Mrs . Augusta Harvey Worthen . I have also vi sited three ancient cemeteries inAmesbury and Merrimac , and found only one Harvey gravestone
,that of Joseph
‘1 Harvey , who died Jan . 1 8 1 76 1 .
Prior to 1 752 the new year began on the 25th of March .
After the last day of Dec .,1 75 1 , the new year began Jan . in
1 752 .
FIRST GE N E R A TI ON .
I WILLIAM1 HAR VEY , born in England ; diedAug. 1 5 , 1 658 , in Boston ; married MAR TH A COPP ,
daughter of William and Judith Copp , of B oston . He wasadmitted to the First Church , July 4 , 1 640 4 . 5 .
and his wife Judi th, Jan . 24 , 1 640—1 24 . 1 1 . 1 640 S he
married Nov . 1 0, 1 659, in Boston , by Gov . John Endicott,Henry Tewxbery , or Tuxbury, weaver . Some have thoughtthat William Harvey of Boston, and William Harvey of Taunton , were the same person , but there is no proof of this , and thePublic R ecords show the contrary . He is a lso said to havemarried Martha S locum , whi ch must have been .a second marriage , but there is no evidence of this , and the Wil l ofWilliamCopp , cordwainer, shows that his daughter Martha was themother of William Harvey ’ s chi ldren . His Will , dated O ct . 3 1 ,
1 6 6 2 , probated March 1 5 , 1 6 6 9—70, mentions the widow , nowmarried again, and her four Harvey children
Daughter Tewxbery to live in the house where son David lives,
on her death to grand chil d William Harvey,he to give his brothers
Thomas and John Harvey ten pounds apiece,and Mary Harvey fiv e
pounds . 1 0 acres ground beyond Braintree to grandch ild W il liamHarvey. (N . E . Hist . Geneal . R eg ,
xlviii : p .
A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
The “ ground beyond Braintree was granted William Coppat a Town‘ Meeting in Boston , March 8 , 1 657—8 : “ Itt is ordered that Goodman Copp shall have some land given himatt Braintree , according to the discretions of the select men .
”
(Boston R ecords , ii , Pt . 1 : p .
William Harvey ’ s Will was probated in Boston , and widowMartha was appointed administratrix . The Inventory wasmade Jan . 1 8 , 1 658—9 1 1 . 1 658 There was a house ,garden and pigs . The widow was to have care of the fouryou ng children . (Suffolk Probate Docket 207, and Vol . iii : p .
Henry Tewksbury , Tewxbery , or Tuxbury , was of Newburyin 1 662 ; he took the Oath of Allegiance in that town May 25 ,1 6 69 ; he sold his place the same year and removed to Amesbury
,where he took the Oath ofAllegiance Dec . 20, 1 677 was
a member of the Train-band in 1 6 80, and signed the NorfolkCounty Petition the same year ; was a Freeman in 1 6 90 ; aTy thingman in 1 693 , the first time they were chosen , and wasliving in 1 697 . A Martha Tuxbury died J an . 1 2 , 1 729—30
and may have been his wife .
Many removed from the old town of Salisbury and madea new settlement , which was commonly called the new town ,o r New Salisbury , March 1 4 , 1 6 54— 5 1 4 . 1 . Acovenant was drawn up between the old and new town , andthe inhabitants of the latter were taxed for certain purposes inthe old town till 1 66 7—8 , when it was in corporated under thename of Amesbury, sometimes spelled E amsbu ry and Almesbury . The first Meeting-house was erected in 1 66 5 . No traceof it now remains , but a big stone with a bronze inscription , inthe o l d cemetery , marks the place . The West Parish of Amesbu ry
,where the Second Church was organ ized May 1 9, 1 726 ,
and where most of the Harveys resided , is now the town ofM errimac
,inco rporated in 1 876 .
First Generation . 9
The child ren of Henry and Martha (Copp) Harvey Tuxbury,born in Newbury and Amesbury
,were
1 . H A N N A H TUXBUR Y,b . Aug . 31
,or Sept . 1
,1 66 2 ; 111 . Oct .
20 , 1 687 , James Sanders,in H averhill .
2 . H E N R Y TUXBUR Y,b . Dec . 1 5
,1664 .
3 . N A O M Y TUXBUR Y,b . Jan . 1 8
,1 666-7 .
4 . R UTH TUXBUR Y,b . March 1 0 , 1 6 68—9 .
5 . MA R Y TUXBUR Y,b . Jan . 23
,1 670—7 1 bapt . June 1 8 , 1 671 ,
in th e F irst C hurch , B oston , as th e dau . of sister Tewksbery .
6 . MA R TH A TUXBUR Y,b . March 3 , 1 672—3 .
7 . JO H N TUXBUR Y,b . July
The children ofWilliam1 and Martha (Copp) Harvey , born inBoston , were
2 W ILLIAM,
2 b. Aug. 27, 1 65 1 ; alive 1 6 62 .
3 THOM A S,
2 b. Aug . 1 6,1 652 ; d . abou t 1 71 6, in Amesbury ; m .
O ct . 26,1 676
,S arah R owell, who was liv ing in 1 71 6 . H e
took the Oath of Allegiance,Dec . 20
,1 677 ; was a member
of the Train-band 1 6 80 ; F reeman 1 690 ; one of the Comm ittee on Highways 1 6 89 R epresentative
,or Deputy
,1 690
,
1 694, 1 697, 1 699, 1 706 , 1 708 , 1 7 1 3 , 1 7 14 ; Selectman 1 70 1 ,1 71 4
,bu t probably resigned, as in O ct . of that year John
Foot w as chosen to fill out the remainder of the term ; in1 708 , was Capt . of the Sn ow-S hoe M en
,and was engaged
in scouting in the woods in 1 708 . In 1 7 10, he petitionedfor liberty to build vessels at “Jamaco
,as the west part of
the town was called. The Harveys owned a l arge tract ofland near where stands the Universalist Church
,and where
probably they lived, and a mill on Cobblers ’ brook . H e wasa prominent man and was called Captain Harvey . S onW il l iam was appointed adm ini strator, March 1 9, 1 7 1 6—1 7 .
The Inventory,Jan . 2 1
,1 71 5—1 6 , mentions a rapier and
arms,valued at a negro , three farm s of 22 , 35 , and 20
acres,al l mortgaged to the P rov ince . The v alue of the
e state was small . (E ssex P robate, cccxi : 360 ; cccxii : 1 9
1 0 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
Children,born in Amesbu ry
i . Mary,
3 b . d . m . May 1 5,1 707 , Joseph B u s
well sh e was a widow in 1 721 .
ii . E lizabeth,
3 b . d . m . Dec . 8 , 1 710 , The0 ph il u s
C olby,b . Nov . d . probab ly 1724 , and son of
Thomas C olby and Mary R owell , his wife .
iii . H annah,
3 b . d . in . March 8 , 1 721—2 , WilliamC urrier
,son of Thomas C urrier and Mary O sgood , his
wife . A William C urrier m . Dec . 1 4,1704 , R achel Sar
gent,who d . April 1 9 , 1 720 . Was H annah H arvey his
second wife A Joannah,wife of Will iam C urrier , d .
July 7,1 729 . Was Joannah an error for H annah H is
Will is dated Oct. 30 , 1746 .
iv . William,
3 b . March 9,1 687—8 ; d . Jan . 8 , 1 689
—90 .
v . William,
3 b . Jan . 1 5 , 1 689—90 d . m . Oct. 14 , 1 714 ,
Abigail Martin,b . March 1 3
,1 686—7 , and dau . of John
Martin and Mary Weed,his wife . H e was one of the
Snow-Shoe M en in 1 708 , of whom his father ThomasH arvey was C aptain . Was taxed in 1726 to support thepreaching in the Second C hurch , and both owned th eC ovenant
,Aug . 28
,1 726 . They were both dismissed to
the Fourth C hurch,Newbury , Feb .
C hildren,born in Amesbury
1 . E noch,
4 b . bapt . Oct . 9,1 726 ; d .
2 . Thomas,
4 b . April 3,1 71 6 ; bapt . Oct . 9 , 1726 ; (1 .
A nn,
4 b . bapt . Oct . 9 , 1 72 6 ; d .
Wi l l iam ,
4 b . bapt . Oct . 9,1 72 6 ; d .
m . Jan . 1 6 , 1 745—6
,Judith Pillsbury . Was a
soldier in th e French and Indian war,1754—1756 .
Was of Newbury .
C hildren,born in Amesbury
i . Thomas ,5 b . Nov . 30 , 1746 ; bapt . Dec . 7, 1746 .
i i . William ,5 b . bapt . April 2 , 1749 .
Sarah,
4 b . bapt . Oct . 9,1 72 6 ; (1 .
Jan . 4,1 737—8 , E zra B laisdel l , cordwainer , b .
Aug . (1 . Dec . H ad 1 1 children .
First Generation . 1 1
6 . Jo7tn ,
4 b . bapt . Oct . (1 .
7 . Theop hi lus ,4 b . bapt . Oct . 9 , 1726 d .
8 . Fortunatv s,
4 b . bapt . Aug . 25 , 1 728 d .
vi . Thomas,8 b . Feb . 1 4
,1 691—2 (1 . young .
4 JOHN ,
2 b. Feb . 5, 1 654—5 ; bapt . Feb. 1 1,1 654—5 ; (1. March
8,1 705—6 ; m . about 1 6 85
,Sarah (Barnes) R owell .
5 MAR Y,2 b . 1 6 57 ; bapt . A ug . 2
,1 6 57 (
' a c. 16 57 d .
(alive
S E CON D GENERA TION .
4 JOHN2 HAR VEY ( I Vi l l iaml ) , born Feb . 5 , 1 654—5 , inBoston ; baptized Feb. 1 1 , 1 654 5 1 2 .
“ son ofsister Harvey ”
; died March 8 , 1 705 6 , in Amesbury ; marri edabout 1 685 6 , SAR AH (BAR N ES) R OWEL L , born about 1 650 ,died April 1 7 , 1 720 , in A mesbury, daughter of William andR achel Barnes , his wife , and widow of Thomas R owell , whodi ed in 1 6 84 . William Barnes died March
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1 4 , 1 697—8 , and hiswife R achel , Feb . 9, 1 685—6 , both in Amesbury . He was aweaver and a carpenter . He was first of Newbury and Salisbury , but removed to Amesbury and took the Oath of Alle
giance there Dec . 20 , 1 6 77 . He was impressed as a soldierand wounded at the Narragansett fight, Dec . 1 9 , 1 6 75 , and amember of the Train-band , 1 6 80 ; he was dism i ssed from Salisbury to the Amesbury church , Feb . 8 , 1 699—1 700. A dminis
tration on his estate , Sept. 26 , 1 706 . Inventory , Ap ril 9, 1 706 .
He had land on the County road and an orchard valued at £ 65 ;meadow in Amesbury , £6 ; meadow in Salisbury , £ 8 ; lot ofland at B uggemore,
” South Hampton , N . H . , 30 acres , £5 .
Total Inven tory,£ 1 22 : 8 : 0 . (Essex Probate , cccix : 94
Child ren , born in Amesbury
6 DOR A THY b . d . m . Feb. 1 3,1 705 6
,O rlando
B agley, b . Dec . (1 . May 3,1 756 .
12
S econd Generation . 1 3
7 JUD ITH,
3 b. May 2, 1 6 88 ; d . (living m . Dec . 7,
1 71 0, Jacob S argent, b. March 1 3,1 6 87—8, living 1 72 1 , son
of William Sargen t and Mary Colby, his wife . They had5 children .
8 JOHN ,
3 b. Dec . 3 , 1 690 ; d . May 1 0, 1 740 ; m . N ov . 30, 1 714,
Anna Davis .9 JO S E PH,
3 b. April 1 , 1 693 d. Jam-March,1 756—7 ; m . Dec .
8, 1 715, Dorathy Barnard .
TH IRD GENERA TION .
8 JOHN3 HA R VEY (John ,
2 W'
i l l iarn l ) , born Dec . 3 , 1 6 90 ,in Amesbury ; died May 1 0 , 1 740 , in Amesbury ; married Nov .
3 0 , 1 71 4 , ANNA DAV IS , who survived he r husband . She wasadmitted to the Second Church in Amesbury, May 1 9, 1 726 ,coming from the First Parish . He resided in Amesbury andowned land in Salisbury . Widow Anna was appointed ad
m inistratrix , July 1 4 , 1 740 . The Inventory, June .26 , 1 740 ,
amounted to £1466 : 1 9 6 , and is signed with her mark . Thedivision of the estate was made March 3 1
,1 747 . Mention is
made of widow Ann , who had lands in Salisbury and “ Bugmore Joseph , oldest son ; Jonathan , second son ; Jacob,youngest son ; Sarah , oldest daughter ; Dorathy, youngestdaughter . (Essex Probate , cccxxiv : 4 22 ; cccxxv : 1 03 ;
cccxx v ii : 348Children , born in Amesbury
1 0 SAR AH,
4 b . d . (alive m . Jan . 4, 1 73 7— 8,
E zra Blaisdell, b . Aug. 1 9,1 71 3 , d . Dec . 22
,1 798
,and son
of John Blaisdell and E benez ar (9) Stevens, his wife .
1 1 JUD I TH,
4 b . Nov . 1 5, 1 71 9 ; d. (not mentioned in the distribu tion
,
1 2 D O R ATHY,
4 b . 1 72 1 ; bapt . O ct . 9, 1 72 6 ; d . (alivem . O ct . 19
,1 742 , Henry Lancaster . R esided 1 770,
in N ew Salem .
Third Generation . 1 5
JA C OB,
4 b. Jan . 9,1 722—3 ; d . young .
JO SEPH,
4 b. M arch 22, 1 723—4 ; d . Jan . 1 8
,1 76 1
,37th year,
(g. m . Jan . 4,1 749—50, Sarah Sargent, b . March 14, 1 726 ,
dau . of Timothy Sargent and Mary W illiam s of Newbury,his wife ; she renewed her baptismal covenant at th e SecondChurch in 1 750 . In 1 755 he was at Crown Point in theCompany of Capt . S tephen Sargent . Widow Sarah wasappointed administratrix, Feb. 23 , 176 1 . The Inventory,signed by her mark
,mentions books
,fire-arms and bayonet ,
£1 : 1 2 : 0 ; 1 8 acres land and dwelling, £1 20 ; one-third
pew,West Meeting-house, £1 : 6 : 8 . Total real estate ,
£1 60 ; personal , £49 : 5 : 2 . Account rendered June 24,
1 762 (E ssex Probate, cccxxxvii : 523 ; cccxxxix : 196there were two young children mentioned.
Children,born in Amesbury
i . Sargeant,
5 b . Jan . 29 , 1 750—1 bapt . Feb . 3 , 1751 d . Dec .
1 5,1 791
,aet . 41 . H e was a private in C apt . Matthew
H oyt ’ s C ompany of M inute M en,April 19 , 1 775 ; in
C apt . O liver Titcomb ’s C ompany , C ol . Jacob Gerrish ’
s
R eg ’ t,Feb . 3 , 1 778—April 2 , 1 778 en listed July 6
,1 780 ,
in th e C ompany of C apt . R ichard Titcomb , C ol . Nathanie l Wales ’ R eg ’ t
,and discharged Oct . 1 0 , 1 780 .
ii . Dolly ,5 b . Sept . 28 , 1 753 d .
iii . Anna,
5 b . Aug . 1 5 , 1 754 ; bapt . Feb . 3 , 1 754—5 ; d .
iv . John,
5 b . Feb . 15 , 1 756 bapt . d . July 1 6,1 798 , aet .
42,in Amesbury . H e en l isted 1775
,in C apt . John C ur
rier’ s C ompany, C o l . James Frye ’ s R eg ’ t . Served alsoin 1 780 .
v . Mary,5 b . May 29 , 1 759 bapt . Nov . 25 , 1 759 d .
JONA TH A N,4 b . May 29,1 725 ; bapt . Oct . 9, 1 726 ; d . 1 764,
in N ottingham,N . H . ; m . O ct. 2 , 1 744, in Amesbury, S u-a
sanna George,of South Hampton
,N . H .
,who d . April
1 8 1 7, aet . 90,leaving 2 6 0 descendants . H e was a soldier
in the French and Indian war, and was at Ticonderoga,N . Y . H e and w ife renewed their baptismal covenant atthe S econd Church in 1 744 ; removed, with his family, to
1 6 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
Nottingham about 1 755 ; he was a cousin to the father ofCol . John Harvey of Northwood, and the grandfather ofJudge M atthew Harvey of S utton
,N . H . Children
,fiv e
of them are on the A mesbury R ecords,and the others were
probably born in NottinghamL. evi
,
5 b . July 1,1 745 ,
bapt . July 7,1 745 ; d .
,B etsey R andlett
,and had 1 0 children .
ii . M iriam,
5 b . April bapt . April 26,1 747 d .
m . B en jamin C ritch ett of Nottingham . Settledin Falmouth
,now Deering
,M e .
Matthew,
5 b . Feb . 1 8 , 1 748—9 bapt . Feb . 2 6 , 1 748
—9 ; (1 .
Feb . 25 , 1 799 , in Sutton , N . H . m . 1 779,H annah
Sargent,b . Jan . 18
,1 761 , d . Nov . 8 , 1 8 27 , and dau . of
Philip Sargent of Weare,N . H . Matthew was a mem
ber of the N . H . Senate . H is son,Judge Matthew 6 H ar
v ey , was b . June 21,1 781 d . April 7 , 1 866 . H e grad
uated at Dartmouth,1 806 .
iv . Gertrude,
5 b . Nov . 24,1 751 ,
bapt . Dec . 8 d .
m . Nathan Philbrick of Deerfiel d,N . H .
v . Judith,
5 b . May 30,1 7545 bapt . June 2 , 1 754 ; d .
vi . Joseph,
5 b . d . m . R emoved to Sutto‘
nabout 1 790 , and soon after to Western N ewYork withhis family .
vii . Jonathan,
5 b . d . April,
in Nottingham ; m‘
.
Susan H edl ock of South H ampton , N . H . Theyhad 19 children .
viii . Susan,
5 b .
,d . Thomas R ob inson of
Deerfiel d,N . H .
ix . Dolly,
5 b . d . about 1 834,in Nottingham unm .
x . Jame s,
5 b . March 4,or June 5
,1 765 ; d . m . Sept .
21,178 6
,E un ice C otter , b . June 5
,1 755
,d . 1 840 . H e
removed to Sutton about 1 790 . H e en listed in th e Warof 1 8 1 2 , and d . in Wilmot
,N . H .
,and was buried there
,
on th e march from C oncord,N . H .
,to B urlington
, V t .
JOHN} b. bapt . O ct . 9,1 726 ; d . young .
ANNA} b . March 23,1 727—8 ; bapt. April 7, 1 728 ; d .
(not mentionedJAC OB} b. March 7, 1 729
—30 ; bapt . March 8, 1 729— 30 ; d .
young .
1 8 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
3 . S al l y } b . Oct . 17 , 1 796 ; d . I n . about 1 8 16 ,E noch C olby , and removed to Ohio .
4 . Jacob} b . Jan . 28 , 1 799 .
5 . Josep h} b . Oct. 1 9,1 802 .
iv . H annah} b . July 4,1 766 ; d . m . Feb . 18
,1 804 ,
James E aton of Sandown, N . H .
v . John } .b Feb . 27,1769
,bapt . July d .
m . Oct,1 793 , H annah Kezar ; m . Oct . 1 5
,
1 796 , H annah H oyt .vi . Joseph} b . April 21
,1 773 bapt . June 1 3
,1 773 d .
I n . M arch 1 0 , 1 81 0 , Polly Sargent , dau . of C hristopherand Anna Sargent
,his wife .
JOHN} b . March 1 7, 1733—4 ; d. (not men tioned
TH IRD GENERA TION .
9 JOSEPH3 HAR VEY (John ,
2 Wi l l iaml ) , born April 11 693 , in Amesbury ; died Jan -March, 1 756—7 , in Amesbury ;married Dec . 8 , 1 71 5 , DOR ATH Y BAR N AR D , born Nov . 28 , 1 6 97
baptized Nov . 1 9, 1 727 , d . and daughter of Joseph Barnard and Mary Jewell , his wife . Think she married July5 , 1 758 , Benjamin Tucker . He owned land in Amesbury andin “ B ugmore,
” South Hampton . Prior to 1 741 the presentnorthern boundary of South Hampton , N . H .
, was wholly apart of Amesbury and Salisbury . The boundary line betweenNew Hampshire and Massachusetts has been altered . In 1 726he was taxed to support preaching in the Second Church, andrenewed hi s baptismal covenant there about that time . HisWill , in which he is styled “ yeoman ,
” was made Jan . 20,1 757 ,
and probated April 4 , 1 757 . Son David was executor. Itmentions wife Dorothy, sons Thomas , David , who was to beexecutor, and Joseph , daughter Mary Currier, grandson Johnand granddaughters Molly and Dolly , chi ldren of son John , deceased , and granddaughter Martha , daughter of son Timothy ,deceased . He made provision for the children of his deceasedson John I give to my grandson John Harvey one-thirdpart of an acre of land on the North Side of my Barn
,including
19
20 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
the orchard the said John ’s son set out. I also give to my saidson five acres of land in the P ines , so called , in Amesburyabovesaid , bounding westerly and easterly on highways , Southe rly on William Moulton , Northerly on Gideon Davis . Prov ided always that my said grandson pay to each of his sisters ,namely Mary and Dolly Harvey, £s 3 , to be paid them , or theirheirs , by their brother John Harvey within one year after mydecease . (Essex Probate , cccxxxiv : 289, 291 ,Children , born in Amesbu ry
MA R Y} b. Sept . 29, 1 71 6 ; bapt . Sept . 14, 1 729 ; d . (alive1 757 ) m . Feb. 1 6 , 1 736
—7, Abner Currier .JOHN} b . March 29, 1 71 9 ; bapt . Sept . 14, 1 729 ; d . A ug . 1 8,
1 756 ; m . June 9, 1 743, Mary Whittle .
TIM OTHY} b . Aug. 5,1 72 1 ; bapt . Sept . 1 4 , 1 729 ; d. (be
fore June 3,
m . March 1 2 , 1 744—5,'Martha
Kelly,b. O ct . 9
,1 72 2, and dau . of Jonathan Kelly and Mar
tha Morse, his wife ; m . May 3 , 1753 , Gertrude S argent,who m . March 29, 1 759, E noch Chase, jr. S he iscalled C artret,
” in the R ecords. H e and his fi rst wife re
newed their baptismal covenant in 1 744, and his second wifein 1 755 , at the Second Church . Feb . 26
,1 759
,widow
“C artret” was appointed guardian of her dau . Martha
,min or
,
under 14 . Inventory dated June 3 , 1 756 ; administrationto widow “ Cartaret
,
” June 14,1 756 . (E ssex Probate
,
cccxxxiv : 23 ; cccxxxvi :
Children , born in Amesbury, by his fi rst marriage
i . R uth} b . Dec . 8,1 745 ; bapt. Dec . 8 , 1745 d .
ii . Martha} b . July 1 7,1 747 ; bapt . Aug 1 6
,1 747 ; d . young .
iii . T imothy} b . Sept . 1 5 , 1749 ; bapt . Sept . 1 7 , 1 749 .
iv . E nsign} b bapt . Aug . 1 6 , 1 752 .
B y his second marriage
v . Anna} b . bapt . April 27 , 1755 ; dead probably in1 759 .
Third Generation . 21
vi . Abigail} b . bapt. April 27,1755 dead probably in
1759 .
vii . Martha} b . Dec . 7 , 1 754 , or Feb . 2 1 . 1754—5 ; bapt . April27 , 1 755 d . (alive
24 V ALENTINE} b. N ov . 19, 1723 ; bapt. S ept . 1 4, 1 729 ; d . young .
25 DA V ID} b. April 24, 1 726 ; bapt . Sept . 14, 1 729 ; d . July 27,1 8 1 5 ; m . Feb. 1 9
,1 746—7, Judith Chase , b . Oct. 24 , 1 727,
d. O ct . 1 8,1 808. Was a soldier in 1 757, and exe cutor of
his father ’s Will in 1 757. R emoved to Warner, N . H ., andsettled on a fine farm on Tory Hill.
Children,born in Amesbury
i . Sarah} b . Aug . 23 , 1 747 ; bapt . N ov . 1,1747 ; d . Oct . 30 ,
1826 I n . March 3,1768 , B en j amin Sargent
, jr.,b . Aug .
4,1 743 , d . Sept . 8 , 18 1 6 , and son of B enjamin sargent
and R uth Moulton,his wife .
ii . Isaiah} b . Dec . 21,1 748 ; bapt. Dec . 25 , 1 748 ; d .
I n . Oct . 28 , 1 773 , Mary Sargent , b . Feb . 22,1749 .
iii . David} b . Jan . 25,1 750—5 1 ; bapt. Jan . 27 , 1751 ; d .
iv . Dolly} b . Sept. 28 , 1753 ; d . young .
v . Judith} b . Sept . 28 , 1 755 ; d . Oct . 24,1831 ; 111 . Aug . 1 2
1 773 , Joseph Sargen t , b . Aug . 20 , 1751 , (1 . Jan . 5 , 1 845 ,
at Warner .
vi . Timothy} b . N ov . 24,1757 ; bapt. N ov . 27 , 1757 ; d .
vii . H umphrey} b . June bapt . June 1 5 , 1 760 ; d .
viii . E nol y b . Aug . 1 7,1 762 d .
ix . Abner} b . Aug . 1 2,1 764 ; bapt . Aug . 14
,1 764 ; d .
x . Dorothy } b . bapt. Sept . 21,1 76 6 ; d . m . April
27 , 1 780 , John C hal lis , in Amesbury . R emoved toSutton
, N . H .
Molly} b . Feb . 1 6 , 1 767 ; bapt . March (1 .
m . N ov . 23 , 1 793 , Seth R usse ll of Sutton .
xii . Martha} b . April 24,1 76 9 bapt . May 28 , 1769 d .
xiii . M iriam} b . June 21,1 771 ; bapt . June 30 , 1 771 ; d . March
26 , 1 854 m . William 'uimby .
2 6 I SA I A H} b . Jan . 29, 1 728—29 ; bapt . S ept . 1 4, 1 729 ; d .
(dead before April 22, 1 748, when his father was appointedadministrator of his estate). (E ssex Probate, cccxxviii :
A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
JO SEPH} b . Sept . 1 1 , 1 73 1 ; bapt . June 1 1,1 732 ; (I.
(mentioned in his father’ s Will
,Joseph Harvey, jr.
,
was one of a draft of 24 men from the 2d Foot C o .
,Aug .
1 5,1 757, for the Indian War at the Lakes .
V ALENT INE} b . bapt . O ct . 3,1736 ; d . (not men
tioned inTHOM A S} b. Nov . 2 2
,1 738 ; bapt . June 1 , 1 740 ; d. m .
Feb. 1 9,1 765
,E liz abeth Colby, dau . of Isaac Colby and
Sarah Davis,his wife
,of Haverhill. In Newton
,N . H .
,
in 1 76 6 . William Moulton was appointed,A pril 4
,1 757
,
guardian of Thomas Harvey, minor, above 14, son of JosephHarvey
,late of Amesbury
,deceased. (E ssex P robate ,
cccxxx iv :
FOURTH GENERA TION .
22 JOHN4 HAR VEY (Josep h,3 John ,
2 I /Vi l l iaml ) bornMarch 29, 1 7 1 9, in Amesbury ; baptized Sept . 1 4 , 1 729 ; diedAug . at Fort William Henry , Lake George , N . Y. ;
married June 9, 1 743 , MAR Y WH ITTL E , born June 22 , 1 722 ,died Nov . (her son , Col . John Harvey , in his Diary ,1 779—1 781 , gives the date thus) , and probably the daughter ofThomas and Mary Whittle , who had a son Thomas , baptizedAug . 7 , 1 726 , in the Second Church . He was a carpenter bytrade ; was enrolled in the Train-band of Capt . Sargent, Col .John Greenleaf ’ s R egiment. Carpenters and Shipwrights werewanted to build boats and vessels on Lake Champlain and LakeGeorge . In 1 756 , drafts were made upon every Company inthe Province for soldiers . These were picked men , and theirservices , in addition to doing strictly military duties , were employed in constructing vessels to combat the French on thelakes . They were Shipwrights and carpenters . They wereconstantly so employed in 1 755 , 1 756 and 1 757 . This workwent on
,summer and winter, and more progress was made in
the latter season , because there was less danger of attack thenfrom the French and their Indian allies . Those vessels thatsurvived the French and Indian wars di d valiant service in ourR evolutionary struggle .
24 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
John Harvey was drafted and enrolled in the Company ofCapt . S tephen Webster, Col . Bayley
’ s R egiment, according toa Descriptive Lis t, dated at Fort William Henry, Aug. 9, 1 756 ,
being then 37 years.
old . H e died soon after. According tothe Massachusetts Archives (xciv : John Harvey servedfor 43 days , 2 5 : per day , £4 : 6 : 0 . This report was made upFeb . 3 , 1 757 , at Crown Point (see Massachusetts Archives ,xcv : where John Harvey was reported “ dead , and thathe served till Aug. 22 , 1 756 , 20 wks , and 6 days , £ 8 . 6 .
Amesbury town records say he died Aug. 1 8 , 1 756 . The nameof Theophi lus Harvey , act . 27 , of Kingston , and born thereoccurs next to that of John Harvey . He may be the Theophilus , son of William Harvey , baptized in 1 726 (see pageAges in muster rolls are often incorrect.Widow Mary Harvey was appointed admin istratrix , Oct. 1 4 ,
1 756 . The inventory , Oct . 9, 1 756 , shows very little property .
They both ren ewed their baptismal covenant at the SecondChurch in 1 744 .
Chi ldren , born in Amesbury
30 MAR Y} b . May 26 , 1 744 ; bapt . May 26 , 1744 ; d. young.
3 1 JOHN ,
5 b. Aug. 4,1 745 ; bapt . Aug. 1 1
,1 745 ; d. Feb.
1 8 1 2 ; m . about 1 771,Sarah Blake.
32 MOLLY} b. Nov . 27, 1 747 ; bapt. May (N ov . 29,1 747 ; d.
(alive33 DOLLY} b. May 1750 ; d . (alive
26 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
he received for his regimental coat , promised by the Colonyof New Hampshi re . In the fall of 1 775 , Dearborn
’
s Companywas in Arnold ’s R egiment, which marched to Quebec by way ofthe Kennebec . In April , 1 776 , the Association Test was d rawnup in the town of Northwood , and a return made of all thos ewho signed and of those who refused to sign . The name ofJohn Harvey does not occur in either of these lists . He wasprobably in the Army . When he became a member of theNew Hampshire Society of the Cincinnati in 1 784 , he signed asa Lieutenant , having served four years , to the end of the war .But he was a soldier for a longer period . A ccording to theNew Hampshire Muster R olls (imperfect) , he enlisted Feb . 22 ,
1 777 , for three years , as Sergeant, in the l st Company, Capt .James Gray , 3d New Hampshire R egiment ; was Ensign , May 1 ,1 778 , to Jan . , 1 780 , and promoted to be Quarter-master , Sept .1 5 , 1 780, from Ensign . In the new arrangement of officers inthe 1 s t R egiment, Col . Joseph Cilley , he was Ensign , and promoted to be Li eutenant, May 1 2 , 1 78 1 .
In 1 779, and later, he served in Pennsylvania and along theHudson R iver . His R egiment formed a part of Sullivan ’ s ex
pedition against the S ix Nations of Indi ans of Western NewYork . He was presen t at the execution of Maj . John Andre’ ,Oct . 2 , 1 780 , at Tappan , N . Y . He kept a Diary during thiscampaign , from 1 779—1 781 . It is a small book, in excellentpreservation , of some 1 30 pages , and about 1 20 words to apage . The writing is plain , and the language used is good,though the Spelling, of course , is not always correct . Herecords that he left Northwood March 7 , 1 779, and marched 1 5miles to Epping . It has two well-drawn plans of battles . Atthe end he gives the record of his own family , the date of thebirth and death of his father , and the date of birth of hismother
,without giving her maiden name , and the month only
of her death . This Diary he gave to Joseph Quinby , Jr. , sonof widow Quinby, at whose house he was then living, Jan . ,
Fifth Generation . 27
1 81 2 , not long before his death in the following February, asJoseph has marked on a fly-leaf . Thi s Diary is now in thepossession of M iss Lillian Quinby, granddaughter of JosephQuinby
,Jr. ,
and Librarian of the Westbrook Public Library .
In 1 904 I called at her residence to see the book . She wasvery courteous
,and allowed me to examine as much as I pleased
the Diary,whi ch she values very highl y, but would not part
with it on any consideration , and , unfortunately, would notallow it to be printed ; so that the descendants of Col . JohnHarvey may probably never be able to see the work of theirancestor . But
,fortunately , in the “ Journals of the M ilitary
Expedition of Maj . John Sullivan against the S ix Nations ofIndians in there have been printed by Frederick Cook
(Auburn , N . Y. ,five Diaries written by New Hampshire
officers , from whi ch may be gathered the same information asthat contained in Li eut. Harvey ’ s Diary : — Lieut . Col . HenryDearborn , 3d N . H . R egiment, with plan of order of march andbattle
,the same as in Harvey ’ s Diary , pp . 6 2—79 ; Sergeant
Moses Fellows , 3d N . H . R egiment, pp . 86—91 ; Maj . JamesNorris
, 3d N . H . R egiment, pp . 223—239 ; Maj . Jeremiah Fogg,2d N . H . R egiment, pp . 92—1 01 ; Ensign Daniel Gookin , 2dN . H . R egiment, pp . 1 02—1 06 .
After the close of the war in 1 783 , he returned to Northwood , where he was a prosperous farmer, and interested in thewelfare of the town . In 1 783 he bought various lots of landsold for taxes , 1 779—1 782 , and in the Deeds he is styled gentl eman
”
( R ockingham Deeds , cxiv : 496—501 cxxxii : 1 95 ,He had the title (if Colonel at least as early as 1 788 , probablyfrom service in the militia . In 1 781 the Congregationalistsbuilt a Meeting-house . June 3 , 1 784 , the pew privil eges weresold, varying from to A first
,second and third
was sold to John Harvey, and he was one of the committeemen to sell them . His wife Sarah became a member when thechurch was organized , N ov . 29, 1 788 , but he did not . He was
28 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
Town Clerk, 1 784—1 788 , and a selectman in 1 787 . He signeda petition for lay ing out a road, Dec . 1 5 , 1 788 .
TH E N E w H AMPSH IR E SO C IETY or TH E C I NC INNATI .
At the close of the War of the R evolution , the officers ofthe Continental Army, at Newburgh—on—the-Hudson , May 1 3 ,1 783 , formed a Society to be called the Cincinnati , to perpetuate the memory of the struggle , and to promote mutualfriendships and acts of beneficence among its members andtheir posterity . For convenience the Society was divided intothirteen S tate Societies . Gen . Washington was the first President-General . A Society of the French officers was also organiz ed July 4 , 1 784 , under the presidency of Count d ’
E staing,
who was guillotined April 28 , 1 794 , — the first and only President of the Society in France . It included among its membersmany illustrious nobles and military officers . Louis XV I , bydecree in council , permitted them to wear the Order. No otherforeign Order, except that of the Golden Fleece , was allowedto be worn in France . The institution was formally sanctionedby Louis XV I at Versailles , Dec . 1 8 , 1 783 , with the head ofthe Government as patron of the Order. It became dormantand the members were dispersed by the outbreak of the R evol u tion in 1 792 . (See The Order of the C 1nc1nnati in France ,
”
by Asa Bird Gardiner,The New Hampshire Society of the Cincinnati was organized
at Exeter,Nov . 1 8 , 1 783 . The original members were twenty
seven,whose names were subscribed on that occasion , and at a
subsequent meeting, Feb. 4 , 1 784 . Lieut. John Harvey subscribed in 1 784 . Owing to a lack of interest in creatingnew members
,many of the original ones having di ed or re
moved to other States , the Soci ety became dormant in 1 823 ,and the last meeting was adj ourned after voting that the nextannual meeting be held at Portsmouth .
” So i t is plain thatthe Society never intended to di sband . A few years ago the
Fifth Generation . 29
work of resuscitation was begun , and the Society is now in av ery 'ourishing condition . It was chie'y owing to the actionof the New Hampshire Society in 1 784 , in opposing the p roposed amendment to the Constitution abolishing the rule ofhereditary succession , that the Order was preserved . Nov . 1 ,
1 902 , the Society purchased the “ Gilman House ,” a fine old
Colonial building, as a permanent headquarters , and here itsmeetings are held every Fourth of July and on other occasions .The house was built by Nathani el Ladd in 1 721 , and was theresidence , during the R evolution , of Col . Nicholas Gilman ,Treasurer of New Hampshire from 1 775 to 1 783 .
After serving so long in the war, it is no wonder that manyof these men had become incapacitated for hard farm labor.Large arrearages were also due them from the Government
,
which it was promised should be paid them with interest assoon as the state of the finances allowed . Many with brokenfortunes and health could not wait, and their claims and ce rtificates were sold to sharpers for what they could get, often amere fraction of what was due t hem .
John Harvey owned many farms , had a good house , and wasan innholder, but he desired a better dwelling ; so he erectedthe house, afterwards the residence of his s on Judge JohnHarvey till 1 820 , when he built a new house for himself
,now
a hotel , the “ Harvey House .
” It commanded a fine view ofHarvey pond
,or lake , as it is now called , and here his former
companions in arms were always welcome to a generous hos
pital ity . His new home was so much superi or to most otherdwellings that it caused general comment . His hospitali tywas such that he went beyond his means , and he became badlyinvolved in debt . He began selling his property . In 1 790 hesold John B l ydenbu rgh , of Durham , 1 68 acres and buildings ,being the whole of lot No . 20 , and 50 acres of lot 1 9, south ofthe pond . In 1 791 he sold other lots . (R ockingham Deeds ,cxxvii : 433 , 521 ; cxxix : April 23 , 1 795 , his son bought
3 0 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
back l ot 2 1 , about 1 00 acres , for £50 , wh ich his father hadsold March 2 1 , 1 791 , and also bought of Sherburne Blake for93800 the lands sold John B l ydenburgh , Aug . 3 1 , 1 790 . (R ockingham Deeds , cxli : 1 7 He also paid many debts contracted by his father. Later, Col . Harvey went down East,
”
as Maine was called , to visit some fri ends , old soldiers . Oneof the daughters of Jonathan Harvey of Nottingham had alsosettled in what is now the town of Deeri ng ( see p . Hewent to what is now the town of Westbrook . The town ofFalmouth was incorporated in 1 71 8 , and included the presenttowns of Portland, Falmouth , Cape E lizabeth, Westbrook andDeeri ng. Westbrook was set off and incorporated as S troudwater in 1 814 , and in 1 81 5 the name was changed to Westbrook . Deering was set off and incorporated in 1 871 . Heresided at the house of A zuba Quinby , near Nason
’ s corner,widow of Joseph Quinby , a R evolutionary soldier, and here hedied in February , 1 81 2 . It is not known where he was buried .
In the Massachusetts R ecords , in a Muster R oll for 1 777 atthe camp near Valley Forge , the name of Joseph Quinby occurs ,credited to the town of Falmouth
,who enlisted Jan . 1 , 1 777 ,
for three years . Till 1 820 Maine was a part of Massachusetts .It is not known when John Harvey went to Maine ; but the
tev . Caleb Bradl ey , locally known as Parson B radley (H . U.
who died in 1 861 , records in h is Diary, Ju ne 24 , 1 799,a subscription of from John Harvey toward s his settlement as minister. He died here during one of his visi ts .Child ren , born in Northwood
34 JO SEPH} b . April 2 8,1 772 ; d. Nov . 30, 1 782, aet . 1 0 y .
, 7 m .
g. s .)35 JOHN ,
6 b . April 1 6 , 1 774 ; d. M ay 2 , 1 849 ; m . March 1 ,1 797, B etsey Mead ; m . Jan . 1 0
,1 81 5
,Dorothy Frost
‘N en tworth .
36 S AR AH } b . May 5,1 785 ; d . June 1 1 , 1 874 ; I n . April 27,
1 80 6,Dea. J onathan Piper .
37 JO S EPH} b . O ct . 1 3,1 787 ; d . 1 826 , in B oston ; u nm .
S IXTH GENERA TION .
35 JUDGE JOHN 6 HAR VEY (John} John} Joseph} John}W
'
i l l iaml ) , born April 1 6 , 1 774 , in Northwood, N . H . died May2 , 1 849, aet . 75 (g. in Northwood marri ed March 1 ,1 797, BETSEY MEAD , born Jan . 28 , 1 767 , died March 9, 1 81 4 ,aet . 47 (g . in Northwood, and daughter of Benjamin Mead,of Newmarket, N . H marri ed Jan . 1 0 , 1 81 5 , DOR OTH YFR OST6 WEN TWOR TH , born June 24 , 1 779, died Dec . 28 , 1 849,
aet . 70 (g. in Northwood, and daughter of Hon . John5
Wentworth , of Dover, N . H . , a descendant of Elder William1
Wen tworth, who came to New England from England as earlyas 1 6 39 . Mr. Wentworth married in 1 771 , Margaret5 Frost, ofNewcastle , N . H . , daughter of Joseph4 Frost , and granddaughterof Capt . John3 Frost, who married Sept . 4 , 1 702 , Mary 2 Pepperrell , daughter of William1 Pepperrel l , the emigrant, andeldest sister of S ir William2 Pepperrel l , the Baronet , who captu red Louisburg, Cape B reton , Nova Scotia, from the Frenchin 1 745 . (See Wentworth Genealogy .) Judge Harvey was aman of great ability, of good judgment, and very successfu las a farmer, a merchant, an innholder, and in everything heu ndertook, acquiring a large p roperty for those times . He wasa Selectman eighteen times , from 1 805 to 1 832 ; R epresentativefour years , 1 806 , 1 807 , 1 808 , 1 81 2 ; member of the StateSenate , 1 81 7 and 1 81 8 ; Judge of the Court of Common Pleas ,
31
3 2 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
1 8 1 8—1 820 ; Chi ef Justice of Court S essions , 1 820 ; Judge ofProbate for R ockingham County from 1 826 to 1 838 , when he resigned from ill—health the first President of the Exeter Manufacturing C o . , and for many years President of the Grani teS tate Bank , Exeter, N . H .
Child ren , born in Northwood , by his first marriage
3 8 JOHN,
7 b. June 1 6, 1 799 ; d. O ct . 10,1 834 (g . in North
wood ; m . Adaline Batchelder, b . Dec . 13,1 798, d.
June 9,1 874 , in Manchester, N . H . (g. s . Northwood), dau .
of Capt . Henry Batchelder, of Northwood, and a descendantfrom R ev . Stephen B achil er, who arrived in Boston June 5 ,1 632 . S he m . as his second wife
,Dea. John B en
nett,b. July 2 1 , 1 786 , son of Thomas B ennett and S arah
Davis,hi s wife, of Northwood. They had a dau .
,Nellie
Bennett,who married and is now dead . R esided in Man
chester . Mr . Harvey was an extensive farmer and lived at
the old Harvey homestead. H e owned a tannery, was eugaged in the ship-timber business, and for many years wasSheriff of R ockingham County. H e was active in townaffairs ; was Town Clerk, 1 825, 1 826 ; Selectman, 1 827, 1 828a member of the L egislature in 1 83 1 . H e resided at fi rstin the house built by his father-in-law,
on the old Paradeground
,till his father presented him with the homestead ,
O ct . 1 , 1 820, havmg bu ilt a new house for himself.
Children,born in Northwood
i . Sarah E lizabeth 8 H arvey,b . Feb . 8 , 1 81 9 ; d . April 1 6
1 853 , in E xeter , N . H . ; I n Andrew S impson,b .
Jan . 7 , 1 809 , (1 . Jan . 1 9,1877 , aet . 6 8 , near B oston ,
and son of John S impson and Abigai l Gile,his wife
,of
Nottingham,N . H .
,who no . 1 854 , Almira Gage , of
C oncord , N . H .
ii . John Mead 8 H arvey,b . March 6
,1 821 ; d . March
in Manchester ; I n . June 1841 , Mary E liz abeth B atchelder
,b . May and dau . of C apt . Levi B atchelder
and Mary Sherburne,his wife
,of N orthwood . S h e m .
Aug . 1,1 850 , Dr . John S . E lliott , of Manchester ,
who d . Nov . 29,1 876 .
34 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
viii . E dward E rvin 8 H arvey,b . July 20 , 1832 ; d . July
at S iegler Springs,Lake C o .
,C al . ; m . July 1 8 , 1 855 ,
Georgianna E stabrook,b . July 25 , 1 834 , dau . of Wil
liam Winship E stabrook and Mary Ann Damon,his
wife,of C oncord . H e was a merchant in C oncord
,and
removed to San Francisco , C al .
Son,born in C oncord
1 . Frederick E stabrook9 H arvey , b . Nov . 28 , 1 871 ; I n .
March 23 , 1 898 , B ina C annel , dau . of ThomasC arme l and E lizabeth Poynter
,h is Wife . Is F irst
Assistant Government Surveyor in th e H awaiianI slands ; has b een there some six years ; h e i shead man of the Government Survey
,and has six
or more men under him ; address , H onolulu .
H is family were in San Francisco,visiting his
mother,during the earthquake of 1 906 , but were
not injured and lost nothing .
C hildren
i . Frederick H arold10 H arvey, b . March 13 , 1900 ,in Payson , Utah .
i i . Georgianna Estabrook 10 H arvey , b . Nov .
in H onolu lu , T. H .
Dolly Maria8 H arvey,b . Sept. 20 , 1 834 ; I n . Sept . 5
,1 854
in Manchester,E dward H ogan B erry
,b . May 1 4
,1 829
d . Dec . 18 , 1 898 , in Oconomowoc , son of JohnB erry
,of Pittsfie l d
,N . H . H e was engaged in th e in
surance business ; was for twenty years , til l his death ,agent for th e State of Wiscon sin of th e London
,Liver
pool G lobe Insurance C o.
C hildren
1 . R ussel l E dward 9 B erry , b . June 2,1 855
,in Pitts
fiel d ; I n . Aug . Nanna Kellogg,in M il
waukee,Wis . R esides (1 907) in S ilver C ity , N ew
Mexico . H ad a dau .,b . Dec . 1 7
,1 890 ; d . Oct.
2 . L iz z ie H arvey9 B erry , b . May 20 , 1859 , in Faribault ,
M inn . ; d . July 28 , 1 865 .
S ixth Generation . 35
3 . A dah B el leg B erry , b . Oct . 30 , 1 871 , in Sun Prairie ,Wis ; m . Dec . 1 5
,1 897 , Juliu s I V ech sel burg , of
M ilwaukee,where they reside .
C hildreni . Edward Frank lin10 Wechselburg , b . Sept . 3 ,
1898 .
i i . Edith10 Wechselburg , b . Jan . 20 , 1902 .
39 CHAR LE S} b . Dec . 2 1 , 1 802 ; d . May 1 7,1 823 (g . In 1 8 19
R ev . Mr . Prentice org anized a Sunday S chool of young m en,
and Charles H arvey was one of the four members .
Chi ldren by hi s second marriage
40 MAR GAR E T A N N } b . Nov . 1 5, 1 8 1 5 ; d . May 2 5,1 888
,in
E xeter,N . H . ; m . June 1 2
,1 842
,Solomon Clark Buzell
,of
N orthwood,b . June 1 1
,1 806
,d . A ug. 1 7, 1 882 , in E xeter,
and son of S olomon Buzell and Susanna Clark,his w ife .
In 1825, Mr . Buzell went to Boston and for some elevenyears was engaged in a mercantile fi rm . H e then returnedto Northwood . In 1 852
,he sold h is farm
,the old Harvey
hom estead , and removed to E xeter, where for many yearsh e was Treasurer of Phil ips E xeter Academy . H e was avery worthy and upright man . They had one son
,born in
Northwo od :
1. Albert C lark 8 B uzell,b . Dec . 1 1
,1844 . H e graduated at
H arvard in 1 865 , and at Dane Law School in 1 868 ; i s alawyer and resides in E xeter .
41 DOR OTHY WENTW OR TH} b . May 7, 1 81 7 ; d. April 24,1 886
,in
Lawren ce ; buried in Andover, in the family lot ; I n . Feb .
2 7, 1 838 , James Augustus7 Treat, of Pittsfie l d, N . H . ,b .
Apri l 1 3, 1 806 , in Boston , d . March 1 0, 1 887, in Lawrence,
and son of Capt . Samuel6 Treat and Helena Merlino de S t .P ry
,his wife . H er father
,Bennette C laude Merlino de
S t . Pry,was a native of Lyons
,France, and came to America
and settled in Boston as early as 1 775 . Gen . Lafayette washer sponsor in baptism,
and several letters from him to herare stil l preserved. Capt . Treat was an officer in the Mas
36 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
sachu setts troops for twenty-one years during and subse
quent to the R ev olution . H e was a direct descendant fromGov. R obert2 Treat, bapt . Feb. 25
,1 6 24
,in Pitminster,
Somerset C o ., E ngland, who came with his father, R ichard1
Treat,bapt . Aug . 2 8
,1584
,and family
,to Connecticut in
1 637, and was Deputy Governor and Governor of that Colony for thirty years . M r. Treat graduated at Harvard in1832 . About 1 835 he became Agent of the Pittsfiel d Manufactu ring C o .,
Pittsfiel d . In 1 856 he removed to Andover,Mass , and in 1 859 to Lawrence, where he was engaged inmercantile business up to the time of his death . (S ee TreatGenealogy
Ch ildren,born in Pittsfie l d
i . John H arvey 8 Treat,b . July H e graduated at
Phillip s Andover Academy in 1 858 , and at H arvard in186 2 ; received th e degree of A . M . Upon graduatingh e went into th e mill supply business with his fatherin Lawrence
,and retired in 1 892 . H e is th e author of
Notes on th e R ubrics,etc .
,1 882 ; Th e C atholic Faith ,
1 886 ; Truro B aptisms , 1 886 ; Genealogy of th e TreatFamily
,1 893 ; Ancestry of C ol . John H arvey , 1 907 ;
Th e C atacomb s of R ome,with a H istory of th e Tombs
of th e Apostles Peter and Paul , with Notes and I llustrations and of many pamphlets .H e has b een a member of various Societies ; among
them the N ew E ngland H istoric Genealog ical Society ;C ape C od H istorical Society H arleian Society
,London
,
E ng ; American Academy of Political and Social Science ,Philadelphia
,Penn . ; E ssex Institute , Salem ,
Mass ;
Mason ic Order,a Kn ight Templar ; N ew H ampshire
Society of th e C incinnati , and its V ice Pres ,1901 , 1 902
by direction of th e officers of that Society,th e Library
in th e old C olon ial hou se,in E xeter
,has been called
th e John H arvey Treat R oom,
” and this name appearsover th e door ; h e i s al so a member of th e Pepperre l lAssociation ; Louisburg Memorial Fund , a Member ofth e General C ommittee ; American H istorical Association ; th e Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural
S ixth Generation . 37
H istory Society , Taunton C astle , Taunton , E ng ; American Forestry Association M ilitary Order of th e FrenchAlliance
,H istorian and of several others .
In 1888 , h e gave H arvard a large and valuable l ibrary ,a catalogue of a portion of which was printed in 1 900 ,in B ulletin No . 36
,under th e name of 4‘ th e Treat C o l
lection of works on R itualism and Doctrinal Theologythree sections of th e C ount R iant Library and in 1 901 ,a fund to procure every book on th e R oman C atacombs ,and C hristian Antiquities of I taly . H e took great interest in th e latter subj ect , and in 1 905 and 1906 madegenerous gifts to Prof . M aru cch i
,th e great C hristian
archaeologist , for the purpose of excavating th e C atacomb of St. Priscilla , where important discoveries weremade
,for which h e received pub lic acknowledgment.
I n 1901 , h e visited his ancestral town of P itminster ,Somerset C o .
,E ng ,
and in 1 902 , erected in th e fine oldchurch there
,a b eautiful B rass to commemorate his
forefathers inscribed as above .
H e also placed in th e tower a clock , and a‘
sixth bell,
to th e purchase of which a few subscriptions had alreadybeen made ; ornamented the old organ , and furn ishedan oak case for the n ew one gave a beautiful brass altar
3 8 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
rai l and some l ights h e has al so made large gifts el sewh ere .
H e has crossed th e ocean fourteen times,and has
v isited E ngland,France
,B elgium
,Switzerland
,I taly
spending much time in R ome,Spain
,th e Azores
,Ma
deira,Gibraltar
,Algiers
,Malta
,Greece
,C onstan tinople
and th e B lack S ea, Smyrna and Palestine ; in 1 8 75 hetravelled over th e country east of th e Jordan , and E gypt ,which country h e has vi sited fiv e times
,and up th e
Nile as far as th e first cataract . In 1 906,h e visited
many of th e Western States,C aliforn ia
,Oregon
,“Tash
ington ,and Puget Sound , return ing by way of th e C an
adian Pacific R . R . to Montreal . H e resides in summerand fall at his villa on th e R angeley Lakes . (S ee TreatGenealogy . )
ii . James Oberlin 8 Treat , b . Feb . 5,1 841 d . Feb . 21
,1 904
,
in South Lake We ir,F lorida buried in Andover
,Mass .
H e graduated at Phillip s Andover Academy in 1 859,
and went into busine ss with his father in Lawrence .
Aug . 9,1 8 62
,h e en listed in C o . A
,33d Mass . R eg ’t
,
C o l . Maggi , and was discharged June 30 , 1 863 , ruinedin health . H e received a pen sion . H e was much interested in E ntomology , and in 1 888 , h e and his brotherpresented their collection of insects to th e Museum ofC omparative Z o ’
ology connected with H arvard Un iversity .
i ii . E lizabeth I ’V en tworth 8 Treat , b . July 23,1 842 ; (1 . Sept .
8,1 888 , in Lawrence sh e was a fin e painter .
1. H elena Merlino 8 Treat,b . May 23
,1 849 .
GEOR GE} b . July 1 , 1 82 2 ; d . Feb. 9,1 823 (g.
S IXTH GENERA TION .
36 SAR AH6 HA R VEY (John} John} Joseph,3 John} I Vi lZiarnl ) , born May 5 , 1 785 , in Northwood ; died June 1 1 , 1 874 ,in East Concord, N . H . ; married April 27 , 1 806 , Dea . JON ATH AN5 PIPER , of S tratham , N . H . , born Jan . 2 1 , 1 781 , diedAug. 3 , 1 829, aet . 48 (g. in Northwood, son of JonathanP iper, of Stratham , born July 31 , 1 742 , and Olive Light, hiswife , of Exeter, N . H . , born April 1 2 , 1 752 . He removed toNorthwood , where he kept a store , and a tavern . Was a Selectman for six terms , from 1 809—1 81 4 , a Deacon of the Congre
gational Church, and a much esteemed citizen . The P ipertavern was situated on the main highway and turnpike betweenConcord and the lower towns , Exeter, Dover and Portsmouth .
The traffic and travel on the road was very great, and as thetavern was noted for its neatness and excellent fare , it wasmuch patronized . Mrs . P iper, a very capable woman , contribu ted not a little to its success . In 1 81 7 , President Monroestopped there , and in the summer of 1 825 , Lafayette and hisescort took breakfast at the tavern while on a visit to Doverfr om Concord, and upon their return remained over n ight .Daniel Webster, and other great men were often guests at theP iper tavern .
4 0 A n cestry of C ol . John H arvey .
Children of Sarah and Jonathan P iper, born in Northwood
43 SHE R BUR NE BLAKE7 P IPER , b . M ay 30,1 807 ; d . Sept . 20 ,
1 885, in Lewiston , N . Y. ; m . Nov . 5,1 83 5
,Ann E liza
Goodwin,of Lew iston , dau . of David and Martha Goodwin ,
his wife . H e graduated at D artmouth in 1 832 . R emovedto Lewiston and taught the Academy there . Was admittedto the Bar in 1 837 ; was D istrict Attorney for his County,1 845— 1 851 ; Candidate for Congress 1 842, 1 844 , 1 850 ; in1 852
,was Democratic E lector-at-large, when Franklin
P ierce was elected President ; was ten years a member ofth e Superv isors of his County, and Chairman for fiv e ; wasa member of the N ew York Assembly 1 876—7Children
,born in Lewiston
1. Martha8 P iper . ii . Al exander8 Piper .
44 DOLLY HAR V EY B L A E E 7 P IPE R,b. June 1 7
,1 809 ; d . about
1 85 6 , in South Newmarket , N . H . ; unm .
45 JOHN L IGHT7 P IPE R , b . July d . Dec . 27,1 853
,in
Lewiston ; m . ,1 839
,Ann E liza Gay10 1
,who (I .
in N ew York c ity. H e was a Book Publisher and spentmost of his life m Philadelph ia and N ew York city.
Ch ildren :
1. C harles 8 P iper . ii . Frederick 8 P iper . iii . Grace 8 Piper .
iv . Alfred 8 P iper . v . Anna8 Piper .
46 S A R AH A N N O LIV A7 P IPER , b . Dec . 26,1 82 1 ; d . Feb. 8
,1 897 ,
in A l tmar,N . Y. ; m . Jan . 1 7, 1 842 , R ev . W inthrop Fifie l d
of E pping,N . H .
,b . Jan . 3
,1 806, in Salisbury, N . H .
,d .
M ay 9, 1 862 , in South Newmarket ; buried with his wife inE ast Concord, N . H . Was settled in E psom,
E ast Concordand South Newmarket .Children
i . C harles Winthrop 8 Fifie l d ,b . Feb . 1 9
,1 843 , in E psom ,
N .
H .
,d . Oct . 22 , 1 905 , in Altmar , N . Y. ; In . July 31
,
1 883 , F lorence E . H adsall . H e graduated at Phillip sE xeter A cademy 1 859 , and at Yale in 1 864 . E n l istedin 1 864 in C o . F
,18 th N ew H ampshire R eg ’ t
,and was
42 A ncestry of C ol . John H arvey .
1 . Winthrop H arvey9 M erriam
,b . Jan . 30
,1 875 ; m .
Laura B . Austin . Daughter : R uth VV inn ifred 1 0 Merriam
,b . July 22
,1 903 .
2 . M ary Pecker9 M erri am
,b . April 1 8 , 1 877
3 . Joseph 'uincy9 M erriam
,b . Oct. 4
,1 880 ; d . O ct .
4 . L i l ian A da9 M erri am,b . Sept. 4
,1 882 .
5 . R u th E l len 9 M erriam,b . Nov . 1 3
,1 885 .
6 . S amuel 9 M erriam,b . May 5
,1891 .
v . John E dward 8 Fifiel d,b . Nov . 2
,1 858 , in South N ew
market.
CHAR LE S HAR V EY7 P IPER , b . April 3 , 1824 ; d. M ay 1 9, 1 892 ;
1111 . June 29, 1 858, Charlotte Hu lett . H e was a lawyer andresided at Niagara Falls
,N . Y .
Children
i . E dith 8 Piper . ii . C harles H arvey 8 Piper . iii . TheodoreH ulett8 Piper . iv . Jonathan Murray8 Piper . v’
. Aure'
lia8 Piper . vi . John I V in thrO p B lake 8 Piper . vii . H u
lett V incents Piper .
I N D E X
AND R E M aj . John 26 B L YDE N B UR G , John 29 , 30AR NOLD
,Ben edict 26 BR ADLEY , Parson C aleb 25 , 30
AUST IN,Laura B . 42 BUSWELL , Joseph 10
BU Z ELL,Albert C lark 35
B A C H I L E R , R ev . S tephen 32 Solomon 35BAGLEY
,Orlando 12 Solomon C lark 35
BAR NAR D , Dorathy 19Joseph 19R obert 5
BAR NE S,R achel 12
Sarah 12William 12
BATCHELDE R,Adal ine 32 '
C apt . H enry 32C apt . Levi 32Mary Elizabeth 32BAYLEY
, C o l . 24
BENNETT , John 32Nellie 32Thomas 32
BER R Y,Adah Be l le 35
Edward H ogan 34John 34Lizz ie H arvey 34R u ssel l Edward 34
BLAISDELL , E zra 10 , 14John 14
BLAKE,Joseph 25
Sarah 25Sherburne 30
C ANNEL,B ina 34
Thomas 34C AR TER ,
Francis 5C H A L L I s , John 2 1C HASE , Enoch 20Judith 2 1
C ILLEY , C o l . Joseph 26C LA R K
,Susanna 35
C LAR KE , Agnes 3John 4
C OLBY , Elizabeth 22Enoch 18Isaac 22Mary 13Theophilus 10Thomas 10
C OLLES , Joan 5C OOK , Frederick 27C OPP , David 7Judith 7Martha 3 , 7William 7 , 8
C OTTE R ,Eun ice 16
44 I ndex.
C R I TC H E TT,Ben jamin
C UR R IE R ,Abn er 20
Joannah 10John 15Mary 19Thomas 10Will iam 10
DAMON,Mary A nn 34
DANIELS,Lois 33
DAV IS , A n n,Anna 14
Gideon 20Sarah 22 , 32
DEAR BO R N , H enry 25 27Samuel 25
D ’ESTAING , C ount 28
EATON,James 18
ELLIOTT,John S . 32
ELLSWOR TH ,T . E . 4 1
END ICOTT,Gov .
‘ John 7E sTA B R oox ,
G eorgianna 34Will iam Win ship 34
FELLOWS,Moses 27
FIFIELD , An n ie Eliza Goodwin 4 1C harles W in throp 40Ellen Sophia 4 1Floren ce B . 4 1
John Edward 4 1Sarah H arvey 4 1Win throp 40FOOT
, John 9
FR O ST , John 3 1Joseph 3 1Margaret 3 1FOGG
,Jeremiah 27
FR YE , James 1 5
GAGE,Almira 32
GAR D INE R ,Asa B ird 28
GAYLO R ,A nn Eliza 40
GEO R GE , Susanna 1 5GE R R I SH ,
Jacob 15
G ILE,Ab igai l 32
G ILMAN , C o l . Nicholas 29GOODW IN
,Ann Eliza 40
Dav id 40Martha 40GOOK I N
,Daniel 27
G R AY,James 26
GR EENLEAF,John 23
H AD SALL,Floren ce E . 40
H A R TW R I GH T ,R ev . W . R . 4
H AR V EY , H AR V IE , H A V A YE ,
gail 2 1Abner 2 1Agnes 4 , 5Alice 5A nn 10
Anna 15 , 1 6 , 20Arianna Wal lace 33Bridget 5C artret (see Gertrude) 20 .
C harles 33 , 35C harles Washington 33David 2 1Dolly 1 5—17, 20 , 2 1 , 24 , 33Dolly Maria 34Dorathy 1 2
,14
Dorothy 2 1Dorothy Wen tworth 35E dwarc 33
Edward Ervin 34El izabeth 4 5 10
Enoch 10E no l y (dau .) 2 1
Ensign 20E va Gertrude 33Fortunatus 1 1Frederick Estabrook 34Frederick H arold 34George 38George Edward 33George Matthew 33Georgianna Estabrook 34Gertrude 1 6
I ndex.
H A R V EY H annah 10 , 17 ,
18
H enry Smith 33H umphrey 2 1I saiah 21Jacob 15-18James 4
,5,16
Joan 5John 3 , 7 , 1 1-20 , 23 , 25 , 3 1 , 32John Mead 32Jonathan 14-1 6 , 25 , 30Joseph 6
,13-19 , 22 , 30
Judith 1—3 , 14 , 16 , 2 1Levi 16Margaret Ann 35Martha 20 , 2 1Mary 4 , 5 , 7 , 10 , 1 1 , 15 , 20 , 24Matthew 5 , 1 6Minn ie 33Miriam 16 , 2 1
Molly 2 1 , 24Moses Sargen t 17Nicolas 4Oscar Jewel l 3R ichard 4 , 5R uth 20Sally 18Sarah 10 , 14 , 2 1 , 30 , 39Sarah Elizabeth 32Sargean t 15Susan 1 6Theophilus 1 1
,24
Thomas 4 , 5 , 7 , 9-1 1 , 22Thomasin e 4
,5
Timothy 20 , 2 1V alentine 2 1 , 22Will iam 3 5 , 7-10
Wi lliam H enry 33H E D L O C K ,
Susan 16H ILL , Ben jamin 25H oDG E s , William 5
H OWE S,H . G . 4 1
H OYT , David W. 6
H annah 18
H OYT , Matthew 15
H UCKER , Joanna 3H ULE TT , C harlotte 42H UNT , H annah 17Nathan ie l 17
JEWELL,Mary 19
KELLEY , Jonathan 20Martha 20
KELLOG , Nan na 34KELSEY , Ben jamin Alvah 33Ellen Emel ine 33
KE R Z A R ,H annah 18
NO R R IS , James 27
45
LADD,Nathanie l 29
LAFAYETTE , Gen . 35 , 39
LAKE,William 33
LANCASTER , H en ry 14L ’H OMMED IEU , C ynthiaMaria 33LIGHT
,O l ive 39
LOU IS XV I , King of France 28
MAGG I , C o l . 38MAR TIN , Abigai l 10John 10
M A R UO C H I , Prof. Oraz io 37MEAD
,Ben jamin 3 1
Betsey 31MER R IAM , Joseph 'uincy 42Li l ian Ada 42Mary Pecker 42R uth Ellen 42R uth Winfield 42Samuel 42Samuel P. 4 1
Win throp H arvey 42MONR OE , James 39MOR SE , Martha 20M OULTON , R uth 2 1Will iam 20 , 22
4 6
O SGOOD , Mary 10
PE PP E R R E L L ,Mary 3 1
William 3 1
PHILB R ICK , Nathan 16PIER CE , Frank l in 40PILLSBUR Y
,Judith 10
PIPE R,Alexander 40
Alfred 40Anna 40Aurelia 42C harles 40C harles H arvey 4 1 , 42Dolly H arvey B lake , 40Edith 42Frederick 40Grace 40H ulett V in cent 42John L ight 40John Win throp B lake 42Jonathan 39Jonathan Murray 42Martha 40Sarah A nn O l iva 40Sherburne B lake 40Theodore H ulett 42
POOLE,Anthony 5
POTTER ,Al ‘vah Kimball 4 1
POYNTER ,El izabeth 34
PR ENTICE , R ev . Josiah 35
'U IMBY , William 2 1
'UINBY , Azuba 26 , 30Joseph 26 , 27 , 30L ill ian 27
R ANDLETT , Betsey 1 6R ING , David 17R OB INSON ,
Thomas 1 6R OGER S , Samuel 17R OWELL , Mary 10Sarah 9Thomas 12
R USSELL , Seth 2 1
I ndex .
SANDER S , James 9SA R GENT , Amasa 17Anna 17 , 18Ben jamin 2 1C artaret , C artret , s ee Gertrude .
C hristopher 17 , 18Gertru de 20H annah 1 6Jacob 13Joseph 2 1Mary 2 1Phil ip 1 6Po lly 18R achel 10R hoda 17Sarah 15S tephen 15 , 17Timothy 15Wi ll iam 13
SHER BUR NE,Mary 32
SIMPSON,Andrew 32
John 32SLOCUM , Martha 7SMITH
,Ben jamin 33
Ellen Jane 33STAR K , John 25STEV ENS , E ben ez ar 14ST . PR Y,
Bennette C lau de Merlinod e 35
H elena Merl ino 35SULL IV AN , John 26 , 27
TE WX B E R Y, TE WX B UR Y, s ee TUX
BUR Y .
TITCOMB , O l iver 15R ichard 15
TR EAT , El izabeth Wen tworth 38H e lenaMerl ino 38Jame s Augustus 35Jam es Oberlin 38John H arvey 30R ichard 36 , 37R obert 36 , 37 V
C apt . Samuel 35
TUC KER , Ben jamin 19TUXBUR Y , H annah 9H enry 7 9John 9Martha 8 , 9Mary 9Naomy 9R uth 9
WADLE IGH , Martha 17WALES , Nathaniel 15WALL
,Elizabeth 5
Thomas 5WA SHINGTON
, Gen . George 28WEBSTER , Dan iel 39
I ndex. 47
WEBSTER ,S tephen 24
WE O H S E L B UR G ,Edith 35
Edward Frank l in 35Julius 35WEED
,Mary 10
WELCH,Joseph 17
Sarah 17WENTWOR TH ,
Dorothy Frost 3 1Joh n 3 1Wi lliam 3 1
WHITTLE,Mary 23
Thomas 23WILL IAMS
,Mary 15
Mary Elizabeth 33WO R THEN , Augusta H arvey 6
