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THE
HUNTINGTON FAMILY
IN
AMERICA
of the
A Genealogical Memoir
Known
Descendants of
SIMON HUNTINGTON
FROM
1633
Including Those
to
1915
Retained the Family
Who Have
Name, and Many Bearing Other Surnames
PUBLISHED BY THE
HUNTINGTON FAMILY ASSOCIATION

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
1915
Pkkss UK
THE HAKTKOKIt PKINTING

(ELIVIU
l6
CO.,
GEEK SONS,) STATE STREET, HAKIKOKH, CoNN.
PREFACE.
1151732
" Genealogical
This book may be considered as a continuation and development of a Memoir of the Huntington Family", published in 1863, by the
It has not been thought necessary to specify in the numerous passages copied from that work with little or no change.
Rev. E. B. Huntington.
text the
The preparation
this
of the present
volume began with the election of Samuel
Gladding Huntington as Histoi'ian

secretary of the Huntington
in 1907.
He
collected
much
material for
book, but was, unfortunately, unable to continue and complete
Famih
Association, Richard
it,
it. The Thomas Huntington,
has given
much
time and labor to
N.
J. has also assisted in preparing the
and Samuel Huntington of work for the press.
Plainfield,
The attempt has been made to trace and record all the descendants of In some cases, howSimon Huntington, whatever surnames they may bear. ever, data which might properly have l)een included in this book were omitted because they are contained in other genealogies to which reference is made.
Complete success
therefore be surprising
errors and- defects in
in
such an undertaking
is
impossible, approximate
for. It will
accuracy and completeness being the best that can be hoped

if
it.
not
this
book
fall
into the
hands
of persons
who
discern
If this should be the case
it is
earnestly reipiested
that the correct information be
sent to the Secretary of the Huntington
Family Association.
The numbers used

to of
in this
book
to
designate individuals and show their

1.
ancestry, are thus explained.
Simon, the
common
1. 3.
ancestor.
The figure The next

1. 4.
which begins every

1. 1.
series, refers
following numbers denote the sons

for AVilliam, 1. 2. for
Simon
in the order of their birth respectively;

for
Christopher,
Simon, and
for
Thomas.
designated was a
In like manner the subsequent numbers show in ea^h case that the person Thus 1. 1. 1. 7. is the first, second, third, or later chUd.
1. 1. 1.
combination for William, the seventh child of John

child of AVilliam
1. 1.
who was
1. 2. 4.
the oldest
12.
the oldest child of Simon
1.
Similarly
means
1. 2.
the twelfth child of the fourth child of Christopher, the second child of the
original Simon, viz
4. 12. 1.
:
Jeremiah whose oldest
child, again, has the
numbers
and
so on.
*,
The character
prefixed to names in the
lists
of children, is used to in-
dicate the parent of a child or children mentioned later in this book.
Meetings of the Huntington Family.
FIKST MEETING.
The
3,
first
1857.
it
An
meeting of the Family was held in Norwich Town on September account of the meeting, and of the preliminary action which
is
brought
about,
contained
in "
Genealogical Memoir of the Huntington
Family," published by the Rev. Elijah B. Huntington in 1863.
SECl>ND MEETING.
first meeting, the second was held September 3, 19<t7, in the First Congregational Church, Norwich Town, Conn. The program of the meeting was as follows:
In accordance with a vote ])assed at the
fifty
years
later,
1.
2.
Organ Voluntary, Reading from the

Pi-ayer,
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Address of Welcome,
Soprano Solo, "The Lavender Reply to Welcome,
...... ...... .....

Scriptures,
.
Miss
S.
Mary Avery.
Huntington.
Rev. Henry
Rev. Henry S. Huntington.

Miss Louise Pratt.
Rev. (ieorgc H. Ewing, Pastor of the Church.

Girl,"
.
Rev. John T. Huntington.
The Huntington Hymn,
written by Mrs. John
W.
James, daughter of
8. 9.
Ralph Huntington of Boston, and sung Reading of Psalm CXLVIL

Address,
at the first
Family Meeting.
" English Ancl^stry of Margaret Baret," a paper by Mr.
George
S. Porter.
10.
Rev. George
.
W.
Huntington.
11.
12.
Address, " Our Early Ancestors,"
"The
Historic
Homes
of
Norwich Town," a
Samuel H. Huntington, m.d. 2)aper by Frederick Putnam

Miss Louise Pratt.
S.
Gulliver.
13.
14.
Soprano
Solo, "
Absence,"
.....
Address, "
The
Significance of
Our Gathering," Rev. Fr. James O.
Huntington.
15.
Open
and Formation of the Huntington Family Association, the Committee of Arrangements for the meeting being authorized to appoint a Board of Control, or Executive Committee, having power to fill vacancies in its number, and thus to be self-perpetuating. It was also voted to hold the next Family Reunion teq years later, but this was later changed to five years by a vote taken by mail.
Discussion,
THIRD MEETING.
The
First
third Family Reunion was held on Sept. 6th and 7th, 1912, in the
There was a preliminary luncheon at the General Jabez Huntington House which was kindly placed
Congregational Church, Norwich Town.
6
at the disposal of the
tlu'
HDNTINGTOX GKNKALOOV.
Committee as a headcjHarters for th*- im-oting of 1912. by owniT Thoinas Huntington, wlio rcsidi's in London, Kng., and tlie afternoon si'ssion was lield at v. m. witli the following program, the Kev. John T.
:i
Huntington, the President, presiding.

1.
2.
Reading
Prayer,
of the Scriptures,
.... ......
. . .
Rev. Geoige H. Ewing.
Rev. (Jeorge U'ilson Huntington.
3.
Address
4.
of Welcome, Hon. Frederick .laliez Huntington. Address, " The Preciousness of a Lasting Friendsliip," Rev. John T.
Huntington.
f).
Music.
Address,
6.
"The Uses
of
Old Families
in the
Republic," Hon. Huntington
Wilson.
7.
Music,
Ad<lress, "
8.
The Present
Status of the Huntington Family," Mr. Samuel
(iladding Huntington, the Historian of the Family.

9.
Business Session for Appointment of Committees.

In the evening
Prof.
(jf the same day a bampiet was held at the Wauregan John Hates Clark presided and made the opening address. Speeches, some of them ([uite informal, were also delivered by Rev. James (). 5. Huntington, Henry Strong Gulliver, Secretary R. Thomas Huntington, Robert W. Huntington, Jr., and Prof. Ellsworth Huntington, and in conclusion one verse of Old Hundred was sung.
House.
On
stitution
Saturday Sept.
7tli,
a busint-ss meeting was lield at 9 a. m.. Prof.
Ellsworth Huntington presiding.
Reports of committees wer*- received, a conollicers
was adopted, and the following

President,
were elected.
Rev. Fk. James (). S. Huntington. Pkok. John Hatks Ciauk. .Second Vice President, Pkok. Ei.ls.\vokth Hi'XTiNci Third Vice President, Hon. Hitntington Wilson. Historian, Mk. Sami;ei, (iI.adding Hcntiniiton. .Secretary, Mr. 11. Thomas Huxtington.
First Vice President,
r<>\.
Tlic l)usiness scfjsion having been concluded,

carricil out.
1.
tlic
following pni.;rain was
Prof. .lolin Hates Clark prcsiiling.
l'ra\er,
liislorical
2.
Address, "
Huntington.
.'(.
.Music,
I.
;').
Address,
"
...... .....
Fivi-
Kev. I)a\id Crosliy
untinglon.
Huntington Congressnuii," Kc\. Henry .Strong

Prof.
Herbert Yerrington, Oi-ganist.

I'rof.
'I'lie
Fine Virtue of Clannishness,"
(ieorge Hnntinuton.
Singing the Huntington

I'ln-
Hymn.
(liei-e
.\sso<iation then adjourned to
Following the adjournment

the (Jen. Jabez lujuse.
Many
of
meet in 1917. was another very pleasant luiuheon at the family al>o went on an excni-sion to Ni'W
M.
London by steamer, leaving
at 2 p.
HUNTINGTON GENEALOGY.
With much
of the able
regret, it has been decided not and interesting addresses delivered
mentioned.
and cost
of
volume any Family Reunions above This conclusion has been reached in order to keep down the size The genealogy is necessarily more voluminous than the book.
to include in this
at the
that contained in the
Memoir
the
of 1863.
The
following
is
Constitution of the Huntington Family Association.
ARTICLE
The name
ciation.
I.
of this organization shall be the Huntington Family Asso-
ARTICLE
The
living
TI.
object of the
Association shall be to promote fellowship
among
the descendants of the Huntington settlers in America; to help one another in
up to the best that has come down from our ancestors; and and preserve tht* records and traditions of the Huntington family.
to collect
ARTICLE
III.
MEMBERSHIP.
Membership in the Association shall be open to any descendant of Simon Huntington and Margaret Baret, to any other person bearing the name of Huntington who shall be approved by a unanimous vote of the Executive Committee, and to the husband and wife of any of the persons above mentioned.
ARTICLE
Srction
Treasurer an
at the
1.
IV.
Each member
of the Association shall

dollar,
initiation fee of
one
pay to the Secretaryand a membership fee of one dollar
beginning of every second year beginning with the year of initiation.

2.
Sec.
INlembership in the Association shall lapse unless the
payment
is
made
due is sent out by the Secretary, but may be restored by vote of the Executive Committee on the payment of back dues.
within six months of the time
notice that the fee
is
when
Sec.
3.
payer a
only of
ciation.
life life
The pavment of ten dollars at one time shall constitute the member, not subject to the payment of future dues. The income membership fees shall be used for current expenses of the Asso-
HUNTINGTON GKNEAl.OGY.
ARTICLE
Reunions shall be held uuce in nated by the Executive Committee.
V.
KKUNION8.
live years, at a
time and place to be desig-
ARTICLE
Section
wliose
(hitit'S 2.
1.
VI.
OFFICKHS.
Tlie ofiicers of the Association shall be a President, a
first,
a second and a third Vice President, Secretary Treasurer, and an Historian,

shall
be those which ordinarily ajjjjertain to
thes' oHices.
Skc.
Election of officers shall be by ballot, and the camlidate re-
ceiving the higher
number
of votes for each office shall he declared elected.
Skc.
written
3.
It shall
be the duty of a nominating convention of three
mem-
bers appointed by the Executive Committee, to furnish to the Secretary a

list
of one or
more caudidatcs
also be
for each olHce.
Nomination of can-
didates for office
may
made
l)y
any member of the Association, proin
vided such nominations be

the
submitted
writing to the Secretary before
time of election.
list
It
shall
be the duty of the Secretary to present to
the Association a
officers shall
of all the candi<lates
nominated
tor office, wliereu|KMi
be elected in the
manner
prescril)ed l)y Section 2 of this Article.
Skc.
4.
In case any office becomes vacant by death or otlierwise, the

to
till
Executive Committee shall have power
it.
ARTICLE
The
afl'airs
VII.
KXKCUTIVK COMMITTKE.
of the Association shall be entrusted to an Executive
Com-
mittee, consisting of the officers already named.
This committee
shall
meet at
respects
the call of the President or Secretary.
It
shall
have
it
full
power
in all
during the interval l)etween reunions, except that

ness
in
shall not incur indebtedit
excess of the receipts from fees or other sources, nor shall
pledge the
Association to any
new
policies without the vote of tlie Association.
ARTICLE
This Constitution may be amended
present at any Reunion.
VIII.
l)y
a majority vote of the members
GENEALOGICAL MEMOIR.
11
Simon Huntington,
the Puritan Immigrant.
Our knowledge of his ancestry is derived from a report of investigations made by Gustav Anjou, a genealogist, for Henry Edwards Huntington.
(1. 3. 6.
7. 6. 2. 2.
4.)
of whom nothing else is known with absolute had three children born in England (perhai)s in Hempstead) Richard, Thomas and Elizabeth. Richard, the oldest child, born about 1460, married in 1498 Alice, daughter of Simon Loring, of Little Sampford, and had
One Thomas Huntington,
certainty,
five sons,
Robert, Christopher, born Dec. 18, 1500, John, Simon,

Christopher,
the
(who died
young,)
and Richard.
second of the sons of Richard,
7, 1537, Elizabeth, daughter of George Bailey, (or Bayley,) of London, and had issue George, born Jan. 9, 1538, and seven other sons and one daughter. George married, Aug. 5, 1580, Anne, daughter of Robert
married, April
Fenwick, and had
issue (1,)
Margaret, born
May
11, 1581;
married Jan. 27,
1607, Joannes Spencer; (2,) Samuel, born Feb. 16, 1582, an officer in the
army
King Charles the First; (3,) Simon, born Aug. 7, 1583, our ancestor' June 2, 1585, and married, Jan. 15, 1609, Marie Whitewood; (5,) Andrew, born Jan. 18, 1587, and mai-ried, June 1, 1609, Elizabeth, daughter of William Rockwell; (6.) Robert, born March G, 1589. Thus the
of
(4,) George, born
descent of our
common
ancestor
is
traced back through four generations.
Simon Huntington was ])robably married once before his marriage with Margaret Baret, .June 21, 1627. though of this it is impossible to speak with certainty. Margaret Baret was the daughter of Christopher Baret, who was Mayor of Norwich, England, in 1634 and l(i48, and died in August, 1649.
The church records of Roxl)ury, Mass., contain the earliest record of the Huntington name known in New i^ngland. It is in the handwriting of Rev.
John
Eliot, the pastor of that ancient church.
It is
a "record of such as
adjoined themselves unto the fellowship of this church of Christ of Rox-
borough, as also of such children as were born unto them under the holy
covenant of
is
this church,
who
are most properly the seed of the church."
This
the record of Margaret Huntington.
Margaret Huntington, Widow, came
in 1633.
Her Husband
died
BY THE WAY OF THE SmALL PoX. ShE BROUGHT Children vsîth her.
This is practically all that is certainly known of the progenitor of the Huntington Family in America. The rest is tradition, inference and conjecture.
Margaret Huntington, the widow, married Thomas Stoughton

or 1636,
in
1635
and moved with him
to
Windsor, Conn.
He was prominent
25, 1661.
in the
early history of that settlement, and died there
March
12
huntington obnbalogy.
children.
*
1.
*
*
2. 3.
William. Christophku, born [)rol)at)ly Simon, born in 1G29.
in the
Spring of 1628.
4.
.0.
Thomas. Ann, all that
is
known
of her
is
what
is
found
in the li'ttcr of
Peter
Baret. printed in the ''Gene^'.ogical
Memoir
of the Huntinj^ttm
Family," published in 1863.
ev
16
M M
ab
th
Pl
IV
tv
h
ti
w
fc
William
and
1. 1.
his
Descendants.
15
1. 1.
William Huntington.
With
respect to the parentage of
WilUam
the evidence
is
meagre.
How-
ever the letter of Peter Baret to Christopher Huntington, dated April 20, This letter was published in the " Genealogical 1650, is of some importance.
Memoir
of the Huntington
Family"
of 1863.
In
it
the writer, a brother of
HuntingtonJ Stoughton, directs the division of the sum of about 140 between her children, Christopher, Simon, Thomas and Ann, and the investment of Thomas' share until he should " come to be cajiable to emWilliam is utterly ignored, which plainly suggests that he was not ploy it." Rev. E. B. Huntington drew this innearly related in blood to the Barets. ference, and said that the letter " suggests that William is more jjrobably a With all due respect it must be said that in brother than a son of 8imon." this he went too far, as William might well have been a son of Simon by a first wife, who died before his marriage to Margaret Baret. According to our information, Simon was about forty-four years old when he married Margaret.
]\Iargaret (Baret,
jNIarriages entered into at that
age were more often second than
first
marriages.
Thus
of 37 first marriages of
men
of the second, third

all
and fourth generations

of the
of the
Huntington Family, being
those in which
we know the ages
husbands, only nine of those husbands were over thirty, only one over thirty-five, and all were under forty. Their average age was slightly under
twenty-six.
The average age
of those generations
of the husbands in the seven second marriages was about forty-one. The report of Gustav Anjou the
Henry Edwards Huntington, f 1. 3. 6. 7. 6. 2. 2. 4. J beforementioned, gives the names of four brothers of Simon Huntington, but no William among them.
genealogist to
Thus there seems

boy from ten
to
to
a son of Simon than a brother.
be more reason for supposing William to have been If, at the time of the immigration, he was a
eighteen years of age, he would naturally have come with the
But before very long his rising feeling of independence might impel him to strike out for himself. So, apparently, he did not go to Connecticut with Margaret and her children, but is found in Salisbury, Mass.,
rest of the family.
as early as 1640.
His descendants have been heretofore classed as descendants of Simon, and there is no reason for a change in this respect, although we may greatly doubt if Margaret Baret was their ancestress. At a general meeting of the freemen of Salisbury, on the 26th of 10th month in 1642, it was ordered that thirty families should remove to the west
side of the
Powow
river, the dividing line
between Salisbury and Amesburv.
William's was probably one of the families
who then
crossed the river and
became one
" Salisbury
of the pioneers in the
new
settlement of Amesbury, then called
New
the old Salisbury, as he
Towne." He, however, retained possession of his share in was recorded as " townsman and commoner," there, on
16
HUNTINGTON GENEAI.OOY.
lie also paid tin- tax for the support of the
first
the third of twelfth month, 1650.
Rev. Wni. Wonuster, who was pastor over the

to his death, in 1662.
church
in Salisbury,
down
He married Joanna
in
Bavley, a daughter of John Bayley
who
caiiif
in
from Chippendale, Eng.,
the shij)
"Angel
(Jabriel "
and was
lie
wreckeil
the terrihh- storm off the coast of I'eniiKpiiil. Aug. 15. 1635.
was a great grandson of (ieorge Hayley (or Bailev, ) the great grandfatlier of Simon Huntington. lie went from Salisbury to N'ewl)ury, in 165(1, and died Tiiig relationship is fully shown by the recorded names, and there in 1651. the will of John Hayley, sen in which he provides that his son John shall pay In comi)lianee with this provision, in 1652, John Bayley,jr., certain legacies. of Newbury, made a de<'d, in which he gave to the above .loanna and her two Trailition makes William Huntingchildren, a lot of land on the .Merrimac.
;
ton a religious man, and that he was a
man
(f
enterprise, and of a thoroughly
English
spirit
is
evinced by his oi;cupancy of that exposed outpost of the
English setth'ments of that day
o{)position
in
tin-
to Frencli
encroachments being
the mainspring to the settlement of that frontier town.
The
residence of
Wm.
Huntington,
llovt.
in
16H5-6,
is
given
the ''lloyt Family." as next to

Itanks of the Merrimac,
Thonias
This was in Pleasant

is
NalNy, on
isi.'!
1.
;{.
where the
<tf
river
a half mile wide, an<l altngelber a beautiful place.

iiail
1.
part
this
famil\ possi'ssi<jn
of Mrs. Davis, (1.
nut in
1.
lircn alienated,
being then
in the
jmssessinn
7.
1.
H.).
The
and
lielj)
following minutes were copied from the Salisbury

to indicate the
Town
Ki-eords.
character and position
<if
William Huntington.
165;j-4, 1st
month.
One
acre ami nin'ty-two rods, his sliare of the Beach
Conunon.
Being one of the sixty-two persons of the division of the nu-adow

river's
toward Merrim;u-
river, and the great Creek toward Merrimac and the Barberry Meadow, he drew lot No. 55.
mouth
1654, Ist month.
He
He
is
is
enrolled as one of the present inhabitants and
commoners
of the
2!.
New Town.
recorded as drawing land by
lot,
1658, Oct.
the thirteen to who.sc children 5<M acres of laud were given.
and he was one of His st)n John is

Howntinton
laiil I'lit at
mentioned as the child to inherit his .share. " A towns shiep is 1660, 10th month.
bis son."
grantic<l to Willi
for
1661,
He was one
of
tin-
twenty-llvr Ik wlioni lots were
the
Lion's mouth.
acres, "
1. IK" drew 120 acres of land; and in March. Kit;-.'-,}, tliiriy West of pond near Children's Land." New Town, 11th month IHth day, 1663. lie clnw lots, "between Hani|)-
1662, April
tf)nshire
and I'owf)W river," and
in
l"it!7,
12th ninnti* isth
i\;\\
lie
drew
lots in
four
j)la'es.
In 1664
Wm.
Hnntinglnn bought
river.
ol .lulin
lloyl,scn., a
lot
of land adjoin-
ing his
own on Merrimac
lie dicil about the year 16H!.
The deed
record of
of
17
March
24th,
Joshua
1. 3.
(ioldsinith
and Mary,
his wife, dated
1689 or 1690, indicates that William Huntington was dead at that date.
See
Mary
1.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
John, born on Sabbath, the last week in Aug. 1643. James, died on the fifth day of the twelfth month, 1646.
probably the second son, and died in infancy.
He was
3.
Mary,
born May 8, 1648, in Amesbury, and married on the 14th day of the 6th month, 1667, Joshua Goldsmith. They probably had no children.
(1. 1. 1. 2.)
bond from Jeremiah Davis, son of Mary,
dated Dec.
3,
1720, and acknowledged

ington, of
May
:
22, 1723, formerly in possession of
Enoch Hunt;
Amesbury, says
"
Am
holden and firmly bound unto ray honored
my Aunt Mary Gouldsmith, widow " the bond pledging her maintenance during her natural life. Joshua Goldsmith and his wife Mary, sold " for and in consideration of valuable satisfaction in hand, already received in land and other good pay, of John Huntington, and for other good and lawful motives us thereunto inducing, do sell, &c., unto the abovesaid John Huntington, one-third part of the housing and lands, being the contents of, specified in a deed or gift, under the hand and seal of Jno. Bailey, of Newbury, in the County of Esse.x, formerly given and granted by the said Bayley unto our mother, Johannah Huntington,
grandfather, John Huntington, and
and to John and Mary, her two children, bearing date the 4th of the eleventh month, 1652 as also all right, &c., to all lands, goods, &c., belonging to our father, William Huntington, now deceased; this dated 24 day March one thousand six hundred eighty-nine or ninety, re-aflirmed or acknowledged and yielded up the right of dower, March 1, 1692-93."
;
1. 1. 1.
John Huntington,
Aug. 1643; married Dec.
1686, Elizabeth Blaisdel.
born
in
25, 1665, Elizabeth
Amesbury, on the Sabbath the last week in Hunt; married, second, about
first
He
died about 1729.
He had
built in
a seat assigned him in the
Congregational meeting house
Amesbury, and the records show that he was on terms of good will He was at one time and intimacy with the first Pastor of that church. constable of the town, and appears to have been a man of character and
influence.
children, born in amesbury, mass.

1. 2.
Hannah, born Aug. 16, 1666, and died Aug. 17, 1666. Mary, born Nov. 5, 1667, and married Mar. 24, 1687, Abraham
She married again Mar.
5,
Joy.
1689, Jeremiah Davis.
18
*
3.
1,
HUNTINGTON GENEALOGV.
Elizahetii, born in or about lf!69. born Nov. 19, 1671, and niarried
29, 1692.
5.
6.
Hannah,
AVilliani
Chandler, Nov.
Sarah, born Nov. 1, 16 72, and died young and unmarried. Susannah, born Feb. 4, 1674, and married Dec. 20, 1699, Andrew
Downer.
*
*
7.
8.
9.
William. Samuel. Debokah, born

Elliot.
Se])t. 22,
16X7, and married Jan.
8,
1713,
Edmund
1.1.1.3.
Elizabeth (Hunt in<;ton) Hoyt, born
year 1669; married
in
Amesbury,
in or
about the
Thomas and He was a farmer and a man of iVIary (Brown) Iloyt, of Amesbury, ]\lass. She died Jan. 29, 1721-2. Her grandchildren, as entered note and infiuence. in the " Hoyt Family Gen." are fifty-three in number, all of the name of Hoyt her great grandchildren of the same name are 121, and her great great grand22,
May
1689, Lieutenant Thomas, son of
children are 142.
children.
1.
2.
3.
John, born July 25, 1689, and married Sarah Barnard. Jacob, born June 19, 1691, an<l married Joanna King.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Mary, born Aug. 15, 1693, and married John Lancaster. David, born Mar. 12, 1695-6. Sarah, born May 4, 1698. and married Joseph Bartlett. Timothy, (Lieut.) born -June 24, 1700; marrii'd Sarah Challis. Elizabeth, born Mar. 4, 1701-2.
Thomas, born Jan. 18, 1703-4, and married Rutii Barnard. Micah, (Lieut.) born Jan. 18, 1704. Daniel, born Jan. 23, 1707. David, born Oct. 27, 17o!), and mai-ried Mary (.iuinliy.
8.
9.
10.
11.
1.1.1.7.
in Ainesl)ury, and "intended marriage" Dec. 11, 1708, and married Jan. 27, 170.S-9, Mary, daughter of Richard and Mary (Fowler) Goodwin. He is pi-obably the
William Huntington,
born
William who again "intended marriage" Oct.

1725, as scconil wife,
widow Mar>'
C'()ll)y.
lie
23, 1725, and married Dec. 19, was executor of his father's will.
CHILDUK.N. horn in AMESBIRY, MASS.

*
1.
2.
1709-10. John, born Jan. Lydia, born A\n\ 6, 1711.

.'>,
3.
19
Mary,
born Jan.
13, 1712-3.
4.
5.
6.
*
*
7.
8.
9.
Sarah, born Nov. 3, 1716. Elizabeth, born Jan. 15, 1716-17, and married Nov. 8, Andrew Whittier. Deborah, born Jan. 17, 1717-8, and married June 23, Thomas Homan of Danvers, Mass. William, born Nov. 5, 1719. Timothy, born Aug. 3, 1721.
Judith, born Apr.
wife.
9,
1739,
1739,
1727, and was the only child of the second
1. 1.
1.7.
5,
1.
His wife was a Friend, and
John Huntington,
born Jan.
1709-10, and married Abigail Jones.
He
resided on the homestead of his grandfather.

of his children married
some
among
the Friends.
CHILDREN, BORN IN AMESBURY.

*
1.
John, born Aug.
15, 1737.
2.
Mary, born
in
Oct. 11, 1739, and married
John Peaselee.
They
lived
Newtown, N. H.
3.
Merriam, born
4.
Jan. 19, 1741, and married, first, Thomas Challis, and for her second husband, Stephen Brown. They lived in Newbury, where they had children. Susannah, born Nov. 14, 1743, and married John Peaselee, of Weare, New Hampshire.
of
5.
6.
William, born May 18, 1747. Sarah, born May 8, 1750, and married Micah Sawyer They had cliildren.
Elijah, born April
17, 1753.
Newbury.
7.
1.1.1.7.1.1.
John Huntington,
born Aug.
15, 1737,
and married Hannah Weed.
He
occupied the homestead of his grandfather.
He
served in the Revolu-
tionary
War
in Capt.
John Currier's company;
also in Capt.
Simeon Brown's
company.
children, born in AMESBURY, MASS.

1.
2. 3. 4.
*
*
5.
Jacob, born Sept. 28, 1758, and died single about 1779. Benjamin, born April 24, 1760. Moses, born May 25, 1763. John, born Aug. 25, 1766. Hannah, born Aug. 23, 1768, and died without children, Sept. 1841, in Amesbury.
10,
20
6.
7.
Mary,
lived in Aiiiesl)nrv, anl died siiipk- al)out 1H14. HvimI in Anirsburv.
Abigail, marriod David CuiTicr, and
8. 9.
David, l>orn May i:{, 17 70. Sarah, married Daniel Pa^re, and
children and grand-eliildren.
lived
in
IJerwick.
Tliev bad
10.
Judith, born Amesbury.
Ajril
12,
1773, and died
sinirle,
Jnne
If),
ISol, in
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
Bkn.jamin Huntington, born Apr. Weare, N. II.
1.2.
married P^lizabeth Buxton,
24. 176n;
and
lived in
CHILDRKN. BOKN
*
1.
IN
WKAKK,
N. H.
Hannah,
born Dee. 13, 1781.

3,
*
*
2.
Jacob, born Sept.
1783.
3. 4.
Sarah, born
Oct.
9, 178.5.
Bktsy, born Feb. 14, 17S8; married in Mareli. IsKi, Timothy Mathews, and had no children. Slu' died May 1.5, liS72.
*
*
b. 6.
7.
Thomas, born Feb. 2(t, 1791. Anna, born Feb. 20, 1791.
'
'
) >
)
r,,
1 WINS.
8. 9.
Lydia, died younj;;. 179 7. John, born Auj:.

.5,
Bkn.jamin, born Oct. 1799; married,
first,
Sally linxton: second.

thini,
Mary A. Beard, who died Leavitt, who died Apr. KJ.

Pcabody, Mass.
Sei)t. l.S9;L
3,
is.5(i;
MatiMa
I,
J.
in
He
died Dee.
IS.s.S,
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
1.2.
l)orn
19,
1.
1.",
1
Hannah (Huntington) rrniN ion,

tlian Turinton, of Lincoln, Vt.
Dee.
7si
niarried .lona-
She died Jan.

MM.DItKN.
18.5.").
<
Hkn.iamin.
l)orn Sej)t. 11, 1x03,
and died
in
in
Ohio, Die.
U>. l.So9.
John, born Sept.
21, 1807,
Ifi.
and died
and died
Ohio, Jan. 10,
is;f7.
Kli.iam, born Dec.
1809.
in
Jatoh, born Dec.
16. ISIS,
Lincoln. Mar. 11,
l.s.^7.
Thomas, Ikmii Keli. II, IIuldah (i., l)orn Sept.
IKIH.
13, 181H.
HUNTINGTON GENKALOGY.
21
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
1.2.2.
Sept. 3, 1783, in Weare, N. H.; married, Huldah Gove, of Weare, N, H., and settled the same year in Henniker, N. H., where his son, Joseph John, resided. He was a strong, powerful man, with great powers of endurance, was a prominent member of His first the Friends Society, and was highly esteemed by all who knew him.
Jacob Huntington, born

4, 1809,
May
wife
died
Oct. 20, 1819.
He
married for his second wife, Feb.

4,
1,
1824,
Mehitable Heddering, who died Mar.

Lavinia H. Breed, for his third wife,
15, 1857.
1827, and he married in Oct. 1829,
who
died Oct. 13, 1859.
He
died July
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Elijah Shown, born June 15, 1811. Elizabeth, born Mar. 29, 1813; married Oct.
(1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 3. 4.)
21, 1834, Jacob,
3.
4.
* *
5.
6.
7.
and died Sept. 16, 1838. Sarah, born May 31, 1815, and died June 15, 1834. Robert G., born May 21, 1817, and died Oct. 22, 1819. Franklin Theophilus, born Aug. 21, 1830. Huldah Gove, born Mar. 23, 1834.
Son, born July
25, 1838,
and died Sept.
27, 1858.
(?)
8.
Joseph John, born Mar.
16, 1840.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.2.2.
1.
Henniker, N. H.;
Elijah Brown Huntington, born June

married Oct. 24, 1838,
Breed,
15, 1811, in
Mary
Peaslee, daughter of Richard and Bethia

5,
(Huzzy)
a farmer,
who was born
Jan. 26, 1815, and died Feb.
1864.
He was
and belonged
6,
to the Society of Friends.
He
died in Henniker, N. H., Nov.
1886.
child.
*
1.
Sewell
Cha.sk, born
May
5,
1856.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.2.2.
1. 1.
;
Sewell Chase Huntington, born May 5,

at
1856
married Sept.
21, 1880,
Hillsborough
Bridge, N. H., Georgianna, daughter of Elbridge G. and
Mary (Goodwin)
and died
in
is
He He
is
Barker. She was born Mar. 12, 1852, in Hillsboro, N. H., Warner, N. H., June 11, 1899. a caretaker of a summer estate, and is living in Henniker, N. H.
a Protestant, (non-sectarian).
22
CHILDREN.
].
An Infant
Eva Maky,
Son, born Sept.

born Dee.
1, 1882,
and d'wd the same day,
at
Henniker, N. H.
*
2.
26, 1885.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.2.2.
1.
1.2.
Eva Mary (Huntington) Jameson, born Dec. 26, 1885, in Henniker, N. H.; married Feb. 6, 1904, Sharon, son of Ozias and Hannah Maria (Hovt) Jameson, of Warner, N. H. He was born Sept. 13. 1879. They are now living in Henniker, N. H. Mr. Jameson is a mechanic.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
Roberta May, born Aug. 11, 1905; died Theron Sewell, born Oct. 22, 1906. Ula May, born Aug. 9, 1909.
Roland, born Nov.
15, 1911.
the same day.
4.
5.
6.
Helen Louise, born Oct. 10, 1913. Earl Huntington, born April 28,
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
1915.
1.2.2.5.
21,
Franklin Theophilus Huntington, born Aug.

niker,
1830, in
Hen-
N. H.;
married in June, 1853, Lavina, daughter of Zaccheus and
Hannah
Apr.
((ireene) Gove.
She was born Nov. 1834,

8,
in
Weare, N.
H.; died
10, 1904.
He was
a farmer, and an Elder in the Society of Friends.

1909.
lie died in North Stratford, N. H., May eminent minister of the Friends Society.
Mrs. Huntington was an
CHILDREN.
* *
1.
2.
Laura Etta, born May 22, 1854. Dana Everett, l)orii Dec. 13, 1857.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
1.2.2. 5.
born
1.
22, 1854
;
Laura Etta (Huntington) Fhwlkk,

12, 1879, in
May
married
Fell.
Henniker, N. H., John Willis, son of ,Iohn Chever and Martha Jane (Morse^ Fowler. They are now living in Beverly, Mass. 'J'his is Mr.
Fowler's second marriage.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
Infant Daughter, born Dec. 12, 1880; Hei'.bkrt Edwin, born .Ian. 1, 1882. Maud Anna, born Apr. 3, 1890.
died Dec. 14, 1880.
23
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 2. 2. 5. 2.
Dana Everett Huntington,

13,
born Dec.
13, 1857; married, first,
Aug.
1879, in Great Falls, N. H., Laura Etta, daughter of Sylvester and
Hannah (Atwood) Woodward.

Vt.,
She was born Aug.
11, 1857, in
Bridgewater,
and died June

6,
2,
1885, at Henniker, N. H.
He
married, second, in Lynn,
Henry and Evelyn She was born Nov. 13, 1862. He is a member of the Society of Friends. He was a Selectman of Henniker, N. H., from 1895 to 1898, and in 1900 and 1901, and Representative in the N. H. Legislature in 1899 and 1900. He is living in Biddeford, Me.
Mass., July
1886, Cora Evelyn, daughter of William
T. (Clough) Gale.
CHILDREN, BORN IN HENNIKER,

* *
1.
N. H.
Edna Laura,
born June
2,
1885.
2.
3.
4. 5.
6.
7.
Elizabeth May, born Oct. 14, 1888. William Franklin, born May 5, 1890. Lavina Gove, born Dec. 31, 1893.
Phebe Ellen, born May Evelyn Gale, born Jan. Etta Louise, born Sept.
6,
1895.
11, 1900.
2], 1902.
171 122. 21
'^
Edna Laura (Huntington) Hatch,
born June
2,
1885, in Henniker,
N. H.; married June 2, 1903, Harry Cephas, son of Joseph Kendall and He was born in Woodstock, Vt., Oct. 15, 1881. Elvira (Harding) Hatch. He has lived in Henniker, N. H., since Aug. 1899. He is a farmer and
a graduate of the Troy, N. Y., Business CoUese.
They
are Methodists.
children, born in henniker,

1.
n. h.
2. 3.
George William, born Apr. 28, 1904. Joseph Kendall, born Feb. 22, 1906.
John Edward, born Nov. 29, Grace Elizabeth, born Oct.
1907.
8,
4.
1909.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 2. 2. 5. 2. 2.
Elizabeth
]\Iay
(HuntingtonJ Corbett, born

Abigail (Stewart J Corbett.
niker, N. H.; married Apr. 20, 1910, in North Stratford,
son of William and Mass., Feb.

4,
HenN. H., Henry James, He was born in Boston,

Oct. 14, 1888, in
1887.
is
Mr. Corbett
Orchard, Me.
a railroad
fireman
and a Baptist.
They
live in
Old
24
CHILDREN'.
1.
Frances Elizabeth, born

in Biddeford, ^le.
Sept. 27, 1911,
and died Sept. Me.
29, 1911,
2.
Harriet Phebe, born Apr.
18, 1913, in Portland,
-M.
M^ m
A^ m
J-
\-
e^^9
f^m 13*
23, 1834, in HenniN. H.; married in May 1857, in Henniker, N. H., Joshua, son of Joshua Mr. Buxton was a surveyor, and belonged to the Society and Mary Buxton. of F'riends. He was Town Selectman of Peabody, Mass., and died there Jan.
IIuLDAH Gove (Huntington) Buxton, born Mar.
ker,
31, 1898.
:Mrs.
Buxton died Mar.
22, 1906, at
Peabody, Mass.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Horace Francis,
Alice
J.,
born Mar.
12,
1,
1858.
13, 1861.
born Feb.
and died Feb.
3.
4.
Arthur H., born and died Feb. 6, Henry Herbert, born Apr. 13,
Bessie Wilson
1863.
1869; married
July
17,
1895,
Raymond.
They
are living in Peabody, Mass.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 2. 2. 6. 1.
Horace Francis Buxton,

Pike, in Danvers, Mass., in 1883.
born Mar.
1,
1858; married Lydia Alice
They
are living in Danvers, Mass.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
3.
Walter Staples, born May 9, 1884. Herman Albert, born Oct. 20, 1886. Mary Ethel, born Sept. 21, 1891.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.2.2.
May
9,
6. 1. 1.
Anna
Elizabeth
are living in Peabody, Mass.
Walter Staples Buxton,
born
1884; married
Butler, Nov. 28, 1906, in Danvers, Mass.
They
child.
1.
Alice, born Dec. 1908.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.2.2.8.
Joseph John Huntington, born Mar. 16, 1840, in Henniker. N. H.; married, first, May 15, 1861, Mary Tubbs, daughter of Jonathan and Mai-y
(Favor) (lordon.
She was born Feb.
28,
1840, and died Apr.
1,
1900, in
Henniker, N.
11.
"
25
His second wife was Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Brown, daughter of Moses Mossman and Mary Ann (Richardson^ Willis. They were married at Lynn,
Mass., Aug. 15, 1907.
She was born in Sudbury, Mass., Fel). 28, 1841. This was Mrs. Huntington's second marriage, her first husband being Courtland Mr. Huntington is a farmer and Elder in Mosier Brown, of Deering, N. H. the Quaker Church, at Henniker, N. H.
CHILDREN, BOKN IN HENNIKER,

* *
1.
X. H.
Henry Francis,
born Apr.
3,
1864.
2.
3.
* 4.
Alice Josephine, born Apr. 29, 1868. Arthur Nelson, born Feb. 7, 1879. Mabel Gertrude, born May 22, 1882.
1. 1.
at
1.7.
1.
1.2.2. 8.
Apr.
3,
1.
June
1,
Henry Francis Huntington, born

(Jones) Herbert.
at
1864; married
1891,
Henniker, N. H., Hattie Pjvelyn, daughter of Thomas and Charlotte Helen
She was burn

2,
at
Merrimac, N. H.,
May
28, 1866,
and died
Henniker, N. H., Feb.
1907.
He
married, second, at &outh Hadley,
Mass., Jan. 27, 1909, Jennie Amanda, daughter of Eugene Henry and Clara She was born at South Hadley, Mass., Sept. 30, 1875. Jane (Stacy) Lyman. He is a farmer, and a member of the Methodist Church. They are living in Henniker, N. H.
children, born in henniker,

1. 2.
n. h.
3.
Lester William, born Apr. 4, 1895. Horace Herbert, born May 15, 1897. Albert Edward, born Dec. 25, 1903.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
1.2.2.8.2.
Alice Josephine (Huntington^ Craine, born Apr. 29, 1868, in Henniker, N. H.; married in Hillsboro, N. H., May 8, 1894, Herbert Linwood, son of John W. and Lottie A. Craine. He was born in Deering, N. H., Oct. He is a mill operative and member of the Methodist Church. 28, 1870. They are living in Hillsboro, N. H.
child.
1.
Glenna Mae,
born July
20, 1902, at Hillsboro,
N. H.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.2.2.8.4.
born
Mabel Gertrude (Huntington) Gammell,

Henniker, N. H.; married at Hillsboro, N. H., Sept.
May
22, 1882, in
14, 1904,
Elwin Merton,
26
son of Samuel Curtis and Melinda Melvina (Burbank) Gammell.
born
in Hillsboro,
N. H., Jan.
Congregational Church at
He was and is a farmer and a member of the Henniker, N. H., where their children were born.
16, 1876,
CHILDREN.
1. 2. 3.
Alice Mary, born July 26, 1905. LiNDLEY Herbert, born Dec. 20,
1906. 1908.
Evelyn Gertrude,
born Nov.
2,5,
1. 1.
1.7. 1. 1.2.3.
born Oct. 9, 1785; married Oct. She died Dec. 2, 1870.
4,
Sarah (Httntington) Gove;

Robert Gove, of Deering. N. H.
1804,
children.
1.
Hannah,
sons.
born Aug.
6,
1806; married Herod Chase, and had two
2. 3.
John, born Dec.
21,
1807; was married and had two children.
Huldah
R.,
born July 26, 1813: married James N. Estes, of So.
4.
five children, one of whom, James F.; married Margaret E. Stark. Anna H., born Oct. 12, 1818; married Amos Breed, and had three
Danvers, and had
children.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.2.5.
Thomas Huntington,
Anna Johnson.
Weare, N.
H.,
She
all
died,
his Hfe,
born Feb. 20, 1791; married Nov. 27, 1816, and he married Mehitable Johnson. He lived in and died in 1855.
n. h.
children, born and lived in weare,

*
1.
Anna
J.,
born Apr. 26, 1820. born
2.
Sarah
G.,
May
10, 1822,
3.
Mary J.,
born July
15, 1824,
and died May 11, 1841. and died Oct. 18, 1826.
1. 1.
Mrs. Chase died June
1.7.
1.
1.2.5.
1.
Anna J. (Huntington) Chase, born

2,
Apr. 26, 1820; married
Dow Chase.
1859.
n. h.
children, born and lived in weare,

1.
2. 3.
Benjamin H., born Sept. 18, 1839. Sarah J., born May 21, 1841, and died Mar. Nathaniel J., born Apr. 28, 1H43.
10, 1842.
4.
5. 6.
Geokgr D., born Jan. 3, 1847, and Asa P., born Mar. 7, 1850. Sarah M., born June 6, 1854.
died
May
11, 1851.
27
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.2.6.
20,
Anna (Huntington) Buxton,

Buxton
;
born Feb.
1791;
married Daniel
they lived in So. Danvers, Mass.
1.
Mary
Ann, born
in 1822;
married Alfred Manning, and had two
children.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.2.8.
Purinton.
in
John Huntington, born Aug. 5, 1797; married June 20, 1821, Peace He was a farmer, and lived in Weare, N. H., where he died
CHILDREN.
1,
1832.
* * *
2.
James Harvey, born May 20, 1822, and Sally Maria, born Aug. 17, 1825.
Ezra, born Mar.
20, 1829,
died Sept. 19, 1831.
3.
4.
William Collins,
born Mar.
29, 1831.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.2.8.2.
17,
Sally Maria (Huntington) Emerson, born Aug.

Nov.
9,
1825; married
1847, George Emerson; resided in Lynn, Mass., where she died Sept.
23, 1893.
1.
Mary
B.,
born
May
16,
1851.
She married
in JNIarch, 1911.
in
1902,
Hugo O.
Alund.
Thev had no
children.
She died
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.2.8.3.
Weare, N.
H.; married in
Ezra Huntington,
Danvers, Mass., Sept.
born Mar.
20, 1829, in
4, 1851,
Mehitable Gardner, daughter of Jacob and

in
Hannah (Reed) Bodge.

is
She was born

of the
Danvers, Mass., Oct.
19, 1828,
and
living in Ayer,
Mass.
steam plant of the Amoskeag Mfg. Corp.
I.,
He was superintendent He was a graduate of the

member
from 1867 to 1871.
Friends' private school in Providence, B.
of the Friends Society,
and representative
in the State Legislature
He
died in Manchester, N. H., Feb. 27, 1906.
28
CHILDREN, BORN IN MANCHESTER,

1. 2.
N. H.
Ellen Luce, born
July
8,
1853.
She
resides in Ayer, Mass.

in
Alice Carter, born Dec.

Oct. 19, 1889,T?'loyd
18, 1856;
married
Manchester, N. H.,
Thompson, son of John Gilman and Harriet (Thompson) Meade. He was born July 5, 1853, in Northwood, N. H.. and is a graduate of Dartmouth College. He is a merchant, and a member of the Congregational Church, in Manchester, N. H. They have resided in Natick, and Spencer, Mass.; also in Brooklyn, N. Y.
*
3.
Harvey Moore,
born July
10, 1866.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.2.8.3.3.
born July
16,
Harvey Moore Huntington,
1866, in
Manchester,
N. H.; married at Minburn, Iowa, Mar. 18, 1890, Mary Ann, daughter of John Jenkins and Lucinda Ellen (Adams) Osborn. She was born Aug. 4, 1871. He has lived in Manchester. N. H., and moved to Ayer. Mass., in Nov. 1905, where he is employed as an engineer.
He
is
a Universalist.
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
Paul Osbokn, born Jan. 22, 1891. Ruth Beatrice, born May 23, 1902. Frederick Wolcott, born Feb. 10,
1904.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
married
in
1.2. 8.4.
29, 1831, in Weare, N. H.; Newark, N. J., Oct. 2, 1855, Sarah Ann, daughter of Thomas and Margaret (Pickles) Chadwick, who was born Dec. 21, 1831. Mr. Huntington He moved to Newark, N. J., in as a boy lived in Lynn, and Boston, Mass. 1855, and lived in Boston from 1871 to 1876; in Minburn, Iowa, from 1876 to 1882. He was a manufacturer for years and later a farmer, and belonged to He was a Commissioner from Iowa to the World's the Society of Friends. Exposition, at New Orleans, La., in 1885, and State Oil Inspector for Iowa. He died at Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 4, 1897.
William Collins Huntington, born Mar.
children.
*
1. 2.
3.
Clarence William, born May 31, 1857. Emily Purinton, born Aug. 7, 1859. Fred Henry, born May 13, 1861.
(Jkorgk Emerson, born Aug. 18, 1S66; died Sept. 1866. Ida May, born Apr. 23, 1868. She is asst. curator of the Historical Department of Iowa, founded by Charles Aldrich.
4.
5.
29
1. 1.
N.
1.7.
1.
1.2.8.4.
1.
31,
Clarence William Huntington, born May

J.;
1857, in
Newark,
married in Des Moines, Iowa,
May
23, 1883, Edith,
daughter of Randall
Watei-nian and
1860.
Mary (Toan) Chapin.
She was born
in Olena, Ohio, Oct. 5,
He
lived in Boston, Mass., from 1871 lo 1876,
and moved
to
Des Moines,
in
Iowa, in 1876; to Marshalltown, Iowa, in 1893; Oskaloosa, Iowa,
1900,
and Elizabeth, N.
is
J., in
1902.
He now
resides in Minneapolis,
Minn.
St.
He
Vice President and General Manager of the Minneapolis
&
Louis
R. R. Co.
He was
until 1914.
the General Superintendent of the Central R. R. of
New
Jersey
He
is
a Congregationalist.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
William Chapin, born April 13, 1884, in Des Moines, Iowa. IIklen, born May 9, 1888. John Chadwick, born January 16, 1896, in Marshalltown, Iowa.
1. 1.
Iowa; married Febrnar}'
1883,
1.7.
8,
1.
1.2.8.4. 1.2.
born
Helen (Huntington) Berryhill,

James Guest and Virginia Joynes
is
May
1911, in J^liza])eth, N. J.,
9, 1888, in Des Moines, James Guest, Jr., son of
(Slagle) Berryhill.
1!)03,
a graduate of the Iowa State University,
He was born July 24, and of Harvard Law
School, 1906.
He
is
a lawyer, and resided in Des Moines, Iowa, but in 1914
moved
to
Pasadena, Cal.
children.
1.
2.
James Guest, born June 22, 1912, in Des William Huntington, born January 18,
Moines, Iowa.
1914, in Pasadena, Cal.
1. 1.
married Nov.
1.7.
1.
1.2.8.4.3.
May
13,
Fred Henry Huntington,

7,
born
1861, in
Newark, N.
J.;
1889, in Avoca, Iowa, Harriet Estelle, daughter of Jared
Dickey and Emily Diantha (Downes) Irwin. She was born February 22, 1868, In Des Moines, Iowa. He has lived in Des Moines, Iowa, from 1897 to the present time.^
He
is
a locomotive engineer.
children.
1.
William Earle,
born July 31, 1890.

18, 1903.
2.
Ruth May,
born March
30
1. 1.
lived in
1.7.
1.
1.3.
married Hannah Page, and
15, 1854.
Moses Huntington, born May
25, 1763;
Amesbuiy, Mass., where he died Jan.

CHILDKF.N,
BORN
179 7.
IN
AMESBURY, MASS.
*
*
1.
Enoch, born Dec.

John, born Sept.
27, 1794.
7,
2.
3.
Ruth, born
Sept. 9, 1799, died in 1800.

16, 1801. 22, 1803.
* * * * *
4.
5. 6.
7.
Jacob, born Jan.

Phillip, born
May
Daniel, born Mar. 17, 1806. Moses, born May 6, 1809.
8. 9.
Lydia Jones, born May 14, 1812. Ephraim Morrel, born July 16, 1816.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.3. 1.
born Dec. 27, 1794, in Amesbury, Mass.; married Rebecca Flanders, who died in Dec. 1869. He was a shipmaster and farmer. He was j)resent at the first meeting of the Family in 1857; also he and his four brothers, John, Jacob, Daniel and Moses were present at the old homestead gathering at Amesbury, INIass., Sept. 25, 1884, when over two hundred of the descendants of the Huntington Family were jjresent. He died in his native town in Dec. 1884.
in Oct. 1821,
Enoch Huntington,

1.
Hannah
Louise, born July
9,
1822.
She was a teacher, and died

9,
2.
November 24, 1911. Moses, born March 15,
1824, died
August
1825.
3.
Alexandek McRak,
^NlosES
born ^Lay
15, 1825.
4.
died
Page, born Augvist 30, 1827; married Rhoda Hartlett, who He was a mechanic. He died April 6, March 14, 1880.
31, 1829.
1892.
5.
Jacob Randall, born July
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
1.3.
born
1.
3.
15, 1825, in
Alexandek McRae Huntington,

^lass.;
May
Amesbury,
married March
11, 1874,
Lurana
Giles.
life
He was
was spent
a teacher, and at one

in
time resided
in California,
but most of his
Amesbury, Mass.,
where he died November
13, 1908.
CHILDREN, BORN IN AME8BURY, MASS.
1.
31
Walcott, born January

while in
batliiiiir
2.
Helen
A.,
1, 1875, was drowned September 2, 1886. born Aug. 10, 187 7.
at Salisbury
beach
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.3. 1.5.
31, 1829, in
Jacob Randall Huntington, born July

married August 13, 1857, Harriet N. Janvrin.
Amesbury, Mass.;
is
He was
design,
the pioneer carriage
maker
of his native
town which
called the
"carriage town."
He
took great pride in building carriages of beautiful

finish.
and
of
good material and
He
presented
Amesbury with a
monument
of Josiah Bartlett, one of the signers of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, who was for a long time a highly esteemed citizen of Amesbury. Mr. Huntington died September 18, 1908.
CHILDREN, BORN IN AMESBURY, MASS.

* *
1.
Fanny Janvrin,
born August
1,
1858.
2.
Mary Joannah,
1. 1.
born Aug.
3,
1859.
1.7.
1.
1.3. 1.5.
1.
1,
Fanny Janvrin (Huntington) Poyer,

bury, Mass.; married John St. Sauveur Poyer.
born August
1858, in
Ames-
CHILD.
1.
John
St.
Sauveur, born
Sept. 6, 1882, in Merrimac, Mass.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.3. 1.5.2.
Gage, born August
3,
Mary Joannah (Huntington)
1859, in
Ames-
bury, Mass.; married January 28, 1890, Frank S. Gage, of Haverhill, Mass.
CHILD.
1.
Harriet Hazeltine,
born March 15, 1894.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.3.2.
7,
John Huntington,
married, in 1821,
Abigail C.
in
born September
1797,
in
Amesbury, Mass.;
Hannah Jones, who died, and Vining, who died January 5, 1899.
27, 1888.
he married, second, in 1850,
his native town,
He was a thriving farmer occupying a portion of the original homestead, where
he died October
32
1.
Philip
J.,
born
in
November, 1822, and died

in 1826.
in 1825.
2.
John Dkan,
born
3.
4.
born March 28, 1827; she was a teacher and died March 1, 1902. Philip Jones, born May 23, 1831, and died in November of the
Ruth Ann,
same year.
5.
Moses Newell, born December

curiosities
to the
20, 1834.
He
wa!< a collector of
from
all
over the world.
He
presented his collection
Amesbury
public library, together with several thousand
dollars.
He was
much
respected citizen of his native town,

23, 1907.
where he died December
1. 1.
September
28, 1856,
1.7.
Page.
1.
1.3.2.2.
in
Amesbury, Mass.; married Union Army throughout the Civil War, and, although he was in twenty battles, was never wounded. He was one of those who went to California in 1849 around Cape Horn, a six months' trip. He lived on part of the original house lot, where he died Sepborn in 1826,
John Dean Huntington,

Mary
J.
He
was
in the
tember
9,
1906.
CHILDliKX,
*
1.
BORN IN AMESBURY, MASS.

21, 1858.
Hannah Makia,
born August
2.
3.
Alfred Lewis, born August John Dean, born in 1862.

Katie, born September
7,
5,
1860; married Nellie York.
4.
1865; died June 29, 1885.
X.
A.
-L .
f .
X.
J. .
ijm
rm^ </.
X.
21, 11,
Hannah Makia (Huntington)

married William O. Morrill,
Ai)ril 8,
1880.
IMoiuull, born .\ugust She died November
1858;
1891.
Mr. Morrill died
in 1908.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary
Sarah
Alice, born February

().;
12, ISSl.
3,
2.
born
February
1882;
married
Frank
1).
Bailey.
3.
They lived in West Newbury, Mass. Katiikrine Leigiiton, born March 26,
1904.
1881, and died
May
23,
4.
5.
Hannah Maria,
born
May
4,
17, 1886.
6.
William O., born May Irma S., born April 21,
1888.
1890.
33
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.3.2.2.3.
in 1862, in
ried July 4, 1890,
John Dean Huntington, Jr., Mary E. Madden.
born
Amesbury, Mass.; mar-
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Katie Addie, born April 20, 1892. Beatrice May, born February 1, 1894.
3.
Bertha Imogene,
born December
1,
1898.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 3. 4.
Jacob Huntington, born January

ried, first,
16, 1801, in
1.
Amesbury, Mass.
1. 1. 2. 2. 2.),
mardied
October
16, 1838.
21,
1834, Elizabeth (1.
1.
7.
who
1891.
September
He
married again June 20, 1842, Hannah Peaselee.
He
His
was a successful farmer in his native town, where he died wife, Hannah, died November 1, 1861.
May
4,

*
1.
2.
Benjamin Franklin, born September 7, 1838. Elizabeth H., born May 15, 1844. She was a
bury, October 13, 1914.
resident of
Ames-
3.
John Warren,
born August
10, 1853.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.3.4.
1.
Benjamin Franklin Huntington, born September 7, 1838, in AmesDecember 2. 1863, in West Newbury, Mass., Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Charles Brown and Abigail Thurlow (Brickett) Sawyer, She was born September 27, 1842. He was a of West Newbury, Mass. farmer and a member of the Friends Society. He died May 10, 1907, in
bury, Mass.; married
Amesbury, Mass.
He
so that
took such an interest in his
own immediate
progenitors, as to have his
copy of the Huntington Memoirs rebound and inter-leaved with blank pages,
he could enter the items of interest pertaining
(1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 2.)
to all
I.
descendants of
which he had and had about 30 pages of information entered therein, when he died. It was owing to his efforts and enthusiasm that the Mass., and N. H. Huntingtons had their reunion in his home grounds, in Amesbury, Mass., September 25, 1884, when many gathered and spent a very profitable and enjoyable time. Mrs. Huntington died July 29, 1914, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sargent, in Amesbury, Mass.
(1. 1. 1. 7.
1.
Benjamin
and Moses
3.)
collected,
34
CJIILDKEN,
*
1.
BOUN
IN AMESBl'KY, MASS.
2.
3.
Lizzie Iskaella, born October 25, 1864. Ellen Augusta, born October 2, 1860. Mabel Sawyer, born February It, 1.S78, and died June
22, 1878.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
v'5-Lr^ziE ISRAELLA
1.3.4.
1. 1.
25, 1864,
in
(Huntington) Sargent, born October
Amesbury, Mass.; married September 24,1894, in Amesbury, Mass., "Walter Heman, son of George AVashington and Myra Sargent. He was born in West Amesbury, Mass., November 1, 1855. Mr. Sargent was a fanner and a Congregationalist. He <lied in Haverhill, Mass., September 17, 1902. Mrs. Sargent is a life member of the Huntington Family Association, and an enthusiastic worker in the cause. She has helped the historian very much in collecting data of the descendants of William, the first son of Simon the Emigrant. She resides in Amesbury, Mass.
child.
1.
Franklin Huntington, born January
24, 1900, in ]\Ierrimac, INIass.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
bury, Mass.; married Decemlier
son of John
1.3.4. 1.2.
2.
Ellen Augusta (Huntington) Austin, born October

ti.
1869, in Ames-
1905, in Amesbury,
INIass.,
Willis Freeman,
Freeman and Anna AnriUa (Whittier)
Austin.
He was born
in
South Hampton, N. H., (October 2(1, 18G6. He is a farmer, and moved from South Hampton, N. H., to Amesbury, Mass., in 1887, where they now reside.
They
are Calvinistic Baptists.

1.
2. 3.
Benjamin Huntington, born January 25, 1907. Elizabeth Whittier, born September 7, 1908. Helen Aurilla, born Decemlier 2f). 19(t9.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
1.3.4.3.
John Warren Huntincjton, l)orn August lo, 18.')3, in Amesbury, Mass.; married Mary Estlicr, daughter of David and Estlur (Meirill) Morse,
Octol)er 24, 1877.
She was born
in
Xewl)nryport, Mass.
CHILD.
*
1.
Edna Thomas,
born
November
18, 1878.
35
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 3. 4. 3. 1.
Edna Thomas (Huntington) Takbox,

married Fred Elroy, son of Fred Orlando and
born November 18, 1878;
Mary
(Jones) Tarbox.
He
was born
in Biddeford, Me.,
June
25, 1881.
They
reside in
Amesbury, Mass.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Philip Elkoy, born September Fred Warren, born February
6,
1913.
18, 1915.
^ ^ JLJLOX
->
*^00 f KjtC
1. 1.
Plurua Sargent,
avIio
1.7.
May
18fil.
1.
22,
1.3.5.
1803, in Amesbury, Mass.; married
Phillip Huntington, born

died
in
in
Haverhill, Mass.
He had
a meat
market
in Haverhill,
and died
in that town,
September
8,
1880.
CHILDIJEN,
1.
BORN
IN
HAVERHILL, MASS.
and married Walter Dale.
child.
Caroline
in
A., born in 1829,
She died
May, 1850, leaving one
2.
Charles
Otis, born in 1831; married, in 185 7,
Mary
Merrill.
He
died August 18, 1893.
* * *
3.
4.
6.
6.
James Albert, born June 29, 1834. Ellen Frances, born June 8, 1836. Frederick E., born April 18, 1838. Susan Louise, born March 18, 1840.
1. 1.
married June
1.7.
1.
1.3.5.3.
29, 1834, in Haverhill, Mass.;
James Albert Huntington, born June

8,
1860, Harriet Evans.

28, 1903,
They
resided in Haverhill, Mass.,
where she died November
and Mr. Huntington died
May
11, 1907.
CHILDREN, BORN IN HAVERHILL, MASS.

1.
Walter Evans,
He
born August
5,
1861, and died
May
28, 1865.
2.
Ralph, born December Evans, born July

8,
30, 1868,
and resided
in Haverhill,
Mass.
died January 20, 1909.

1871, and died
3.
June
25, 1877.
1. 1.
1.7.
6,
1.
1.3.5.4.
born June
8,
Ellen Frances (Huntington) Sleeper,

hill,
1836, in
Haver
Mass.; married January
1859, in Haverhill, Gilman Longee, son of
Joseph and Susanna (Longee) Sleeper.

October
9,
He was
born in Alton, N. H.,
1831.
36
Mr. Sleeper was a shoe manufaeturer.
Alton
to
Gilmanton, N. H.
22, 1.908.
He
attended the
Removed, when verv young, from Gilmanton Aeademy, and
moved
to Haverhill, Mass., in 18.52, wlieri- he resided at the time of his death,
which occurred April
Mr. Sleeper was appointed postmaster in 1888, by President Cleveland, and served four years. He was president of the Common Council, and was He was a grandson of Benjamin Sleeper, also Registrar of Voters four years. who was m the Revolutionary War.
CIIILDUEN. liOHN IN IIAVERHILI,, MASS.
1.
2.
3.
4.
.5.
Carrie Huntington, born September 8, 1861. Harry Herbert. Ijorn October 27, 1865; died June 19, 1.S66. Margie, born May 2.s, 18(i7; died September 30, 1867. Clifforu Henry, born August 22, 1S72; died April 14, 1873. Helen Louise, born March 20, 1874; married, June 6, 1894, in Haverhill, Mass., Leonard William Durkee. They live in
Haverhill, Mass., and have three children.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 3. 5. 6.
Susan Louise (Huntington) Poore, born March

in June, 1865, in Haverliill, Mass.,
18,
1840; married,
He was born in (Hall) Poore. and was a widower previous to this marriage. He was a farmer and a Congregationalist. Newbury, Mass., July Ki, 181, and her husband
27, 1901.
Moses Hall, son of Ebenezer and Alma West Newbury, Mass., November 17, 1822,
Mrs. Poore died
in the in West November
same
tow7i
children.
*
1.
2.
Clara Augusta, born May 7, 1866. Fred Huntington, born June 24, 1868; married, in Dover, N. H., Addie May Dorr, December 25, 1895. They are living in West
3.
May
4.
Newbury, Mass. They have oni' child. Frances, born October 17, 1874; died Dect'uilier 2.s, 180O, in West Newbury, Mass. Eben Stone, born January 24. 1.S76; living in West Newburv,
Mass.
.">,
5.
PiiiLLir Allen, born July
1881; married, October
4.
1905, in
Newbury,
]\Iass.,
Mary Dyer Xoyes.

cliild.
They
live in
West New-
bury, and have one
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1.
Ci.AHA
3. 5. 0. 1.
May
7,
AiGUSiA
June
3,
(I'odUi;) .Iame8, born

isid, in
lS(i(i.
in
llaverliill,
^lass.; married,
Newl)uryi)ort, Mass., IMarceilus .lames, of
West Newbury, Mass.
CHILD.
1.
37
Stanley Huntington.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 3. 6.
Daniel Huntington, born March

in
17, 1806;
married December
1,
1844,
North Berwick, Me., Sarah Whitridge, daughter of Jedediah and Esther (Osborne) Estes. She was born in North Berwick, Me., May 29, 1809. He was a farmer, and belonged to the Society of Friends. He died in Amesbury, Mass., January 24, 1887. His wife died in the same town August
25, 1902.
Mr. Huntington purchased

Bagley,
is
in
1845 the homestead of Cajitain Valentine
tlie
hero of
tlie
" Captain's Well," by
still
to be seen
is
on the place.
for the
The house
John G. Whittier. The old well is now called " The Huntington
(or Quakers), a portion
Home," and
of
it
home
New
England Friends
being occupied by Miss Sarah Alice, only daughter of Daniel.

property at her death to the Quakers' Association.
She gives
this
children, bokn in amesbuky, mass.

* *
1. 2.
3.
George Franklin, born August 24, Sarah Alice, born May 29, 1850. Daniel Edwin, born May 3, 1852.
1846.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 3. 6. 1.
George Franklin Huntington,
born August 24, 1846, in Amesbury,
Mass.; married, October 22, 1868, at Portsmouth, N. H., Susan Jeannette.
daughter of Simeon Eaton and Susan Dow.

in Seabrook,
She was born November
2,
1852,
N. H.
Friends.
of
Mr. Huntington was a carriage painter, and belonged to the Society of He, with his wife and four children, were drowned by the upsetting a saU-boat in Plum Island River, below Newburyport, October 7, 1882.
children.
1.
Herbert Elsworth,
Lives in Pond
Hills,
born March
6,
1869, in Seabrook, N.
H.
Amesbury, Mass.
2.
Nellie May, born July

October
7,
3.
14, 1870, in Amesbury, Mass.; died Newbury, Mass. Carrie, born October 14, 1872; died February 25, 1882, in Ames-
1882, in
bury, Mass.
4.
George Daniel,
ried, in
born January 20, 1874, in Amesbury, Mass.; mar5,
Maine, October
1910,
Cora Hood.
They are
living in
California.
38
5.
Lillian Maud, born June 19, 1876, in Amesbury, Mass. She married, November 8, 1913, Lawrence W. Pierce, of West Acton, Mass. They resided in South Orleans, Mass., in 1915. Arthur, born November 23, 187 7, in Amesbury, Mass.; died in Newbm-y, Mass., October 7, 1882. Grace, born May 9, 1880, in Amesbury, Mass.: died October 7, 1882, in Newbury, Mass. Nettie, born June 11, 1881, in Amesbury, Mass.; died October 7, 1882, in Newbury, Mass.
6.
7.
8.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 3. 6. 3.
married,
of
Daniel Edwin Huntington, born May 3, 1852, in Amesbury, Mass.; first, March 27, 1878, in South Hampton, N. H., Emily Jewell, daughter Franklin B. and Jemima ^^'iLliams (Perry) Brown. She was born in South
8,
Hampton, N. H., February

1890.
1861, and died in Lowell, Mass., October 23,
He
married, second,
Lizzie, daughter of
November 16, 1893, in Amesbury, Mass., Mary John Webber and Sarah Frances (Marston) Chase. She
This was her second marto the Society of Friends.
was born
riage.
in
Stratham, N. H., October 26, 1847.
Mr. Huntington was a farmer, and belonijed
He
died October 23, 1914.
CHILD.
1.
Perry Wallace,
born July
19,
1879; married,
November
live.
8,
1902,
Nina Hamet Paige,
of Manchester,
N.
H.,
where they now
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
1.3.7.
in
Moses Huntington, born I\lay 6, 1809, in Amesbury, Mass.; married July, 1833, Cynthia W. Je])seu. Slie died March 8, 1908, aged 94 years. He was a farmer and minister to the Friends, and held in high esteem in
where he passed away April
CHILD.
1.
his native town,
11, 1899.
Abraham
Jepsen, born June 20, 1834, in Amesbury, Mass.; marAnnie Crosby. He died May 6, 1907. They had no children. Mrs. Huntington died September 22, 1913.
ried July 27, 1870,
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1.
3. 8.
Lydia Jones (Huntington) Uavis, born May 14, 1812, in Amesbury, He died February 3, 1899, and Mass.; married Joel H. Davis, of Amesbury.
liis
wife died
December
29, 1868, both in
Amesbury, Mass.
* * *
1.
39
Eliza Huntington, born
in 1840.
2. 3.
Moses
E.,
born in 1843.
in 1849.
Joel Augustus, born
1.1.
Mass.; married in
1.7.1.1.3.8.1.
1840, in Amesbury,
successful farmer of
Eliza Huntington (Davis) Winship, born in November 1864, Abial R. Winship, a West Newbury, Mass. He died September 3, 1870.
CHILDREN, BORN IN WEST NEWBURY, MASS.

1.
Abial LaBurton, born October

1868.
4,
1865, and died
December
24,
2.
3.
Ellen Huntington, born July 6, 1868. Lydia Gertrude, born March 14, 1870.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.3.8. 1.2.
July
6,
Ellen Huntington (Winship) Jones, born

;
1868, in
Newbury, Mass. married August 18, 1888, Willard Jones, who died vember 1897. Mrs. Jones died May 15, 1905.
children.
1. 2.
in
West No-
Marion, Gladys.
1. 1.
1.7.
1.
1.3.8.2.
12, 1867,
Moses E. Davis, born in 1843, in Amesbury, Mass.; married December Anna E. Bailey. They reside in Amesbury, Mass.
1.
Lydia Huntington, born December

1882.
25,
1868
died
December
23,
2.
Sarah Bailey,
born October
23,
1870; died January 29, 1892.

;
3.
4.
Elizabeth Frances, born December 15, 1873 died Charles Edwin, born May 30, 1881; married in
Morrill.
April
4, 1875.
1901, Ella K.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1.
3. 8. 3.
;
Joel Augustus Davis, born in 1849 in Amesbury, Mass. married January 6, 1872, Eliza Huntress. They live on part of the original farm owned by the first William Huntington in Amesbury, Mass.
40
HTJNTINGTOX GENEALOGY.
CUILDHEN.
1.
Willie, born
May
20,
7,
1873
died
December
in
28, 1886.
2.
May
Ida, born July
1875; married
1898 Charles C. Jones.
3.
Mercy Jane,
born August 27, 1880.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 3. 9.
Ephraim Morrel Huntington,

Vining.
born July
IG,
181G, in
Amesbury,
Mass.; married 1848-9 Ruth Curtis, daughter of Josiah and Esther (Clough)
She was born December
12, 1824.
Mr. Huntington was a teacher

in
and farmer, and both he and his wife taught

J.,
Vineenttown and Raucocas, X.
from 1852 to 1855
had charge
Canada,
of a boarding school
in
under the care of

all
Friends
ton,
in Pictun, Ontario,
J.,
1856 and 1857; of a school at Tucker-
N.
from 1858
to
1860; and of one of the William Penn Schools for

deaths.
denominations, from 1860 to 1876.
In 1876 they retired from teaching and

tlieir
resided in their homestead in Amesbury, Mass., until
He
died
May
17, 1877,
and
his wife,
February
6,
1909.
CHILDREN.
* *
1.
Charles Edward,
born October
4,
29, 1850. in
Amesbury, Mass.
2.
Ellen, born November
1855, in
New
Jersey.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1.
3. 9. 1.
Charles Edward Huntington, born October 29, 1850, in Amesbury, first, March 3, 1885, in Philadelphia, Penn., Anna Maxwell, She was born in Philadelj)hia, daughter of Thomas and Charlotte Wiegand.
Mass.; married,
27, 1860.
May
He
Craven.
married, second,
She was born

10, 1898.
is
in
Mary (Craven) Hart, daughter Tuam, Ireland, April 10, 1864.
of
John and Agnes
Tliey were married
October
He
lived in
a salesman for the Steinert piano, and a real estate agent,
lie has
New
Jersey and Canada;

in
in
Philadelphia from 1860 to 1876; in Amesresides, since
bury from 1876 to 1888, and

1888.
Lawrence, where he now (1909)
CHILDREN.
1.
Maxwell
2.
Ritchie, born February 22, 1886, in Philadelphia, Pa., where he is now living with his mother. Charles Harold, born October 29, 1899, in Lawrence, Mass. He
resides in his native town.
HUXTINGTON GENEALOGY.
41
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 3. 9.
December
2.
4,
Ellen (Huntington) Sargent, born November

31, 1879, in
1855; married,
Amesbury, Mass., Edwai'd Byron, son of Benjamin Franklin and Julia W. (Williams) Sargent. He was born February 12, 1852, in Merrimac, Mass. Mr. Sargent was president of the First National Bank of Merrimac, Mass., and Trustee of the Savings Bank. He was also in the carriage business and a coal dealer, a prominent member of the Masonic Lodge and of the Congregational Church. He died August 9, 1902, in Merrimac, Mass. His wife lives in Merrimac, Mass.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Byron Huntington, born February 26, 1882, in ]\Ierrimac, Charles Harold, born May 1, 1883; died May 23, 1885.
Lydia Helen, born September
is
Mass.
3.
18, 1886, in
Merrimac, Mass.
She
a graduate of the Boston Art Normal School, and Supervisor
of
Drawing
in Beverlv,
Mass.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 3. 9. 2. 1.
Byron Huntington Sargent,

in
born February 26, 1882, and married
Merrimac, Mass., September 18, 1906, Abbie Welcome, daughter of Alexander and Elizabeth Smart. Mr. Sargent is a coal dealer, director of the First He National Bank of Men-imac, and trustee of Merrimac Savings Bank.
belongs to the Masonic and other organizations.
child.
1.
Eleanor Smart,
born June
29, 1909.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1.
4.
ried
John Huntington, born August 25, 1766, in Amesbury, Mass.; marJemima Bunker, and lived in Lincoln, Vt., where he died July 5, 1853.
CHILDREN.
* *
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
* *
7.
8.
Stephen, born in 1794. Moses, born July 15, 1797. Daniel, born September 4, 1799. Lydia, born December 24, 1801; married March 31, 1850, Nathan C. Gove, in Pontiac, N. Y., where the famil) lived. John, born February 13, 1804. Hannah, born February 28, 1809. She lived in Lincoln, Yt. Sarah G., born November 26, 1810. Mary, born August 13, 1813.
42
HUNTINGTOX GENEALOGY.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 4. 1.
Poore,
Stephen Huntington, born in who was born in January, 1806.

their children
1794, in Lincoln, Vt.:
married
Mary
Mass.,
They
lived in
West Newbury,
where
were born.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
John Lewis, born December 30, 1825. MiCAJAH Poore, born April 15, 1828.
3.
Mary
Elizabeth, born July
1,
1833
married Kendrick Winter
Pickett of Georgetown, Mass., where they lived.

4.
William Henry,
bury, Mass.
born March
4,
1841,
and lived
in
West New-
5.
Moses Poore, born January
22, 1846.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 4. 1. 1.
John Lewis Huntington, born December 30, 1825, in Lincoln, Vt.: married October 23, 1849, Elizabeth Ann Bailey, of Newbury, Mass., who was born IVIay 2, 1828. They reside in Georgetown, Mass.
CHILDREN, BORN IN GEORGETOWN, MASS.
1,
2.
Myra Ellen, born June 17, 1852. Joseph Bailey, born April 15, 1854; died August
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 4. 1.
25, 1854.
2.
West Newbury,
Antietam.
Mass.; married
Micajah Poore Huntington, Mary Smith, who was

in the
born April
15, 1828, in
born June, 1828, in Newburyport, Mass.

at the battle of
He was
Union Army, and was wounded

CHILI).
1.
Stephen Arthuh, born
October, 1859,
in
Newburyport, Mass.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 4. 2.
MosFs Huntington, born
.July
1."),
1797, in Lincoln, Vt.; maiTit'd Eliza-
beth Varney, of Pontiac, N. Y., where the family liave lived.
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
Lewis Varnky, born August 18, 1825; died June 7, 1832. George, born June 23, 1827; died in 1857. Nathan (t., born November 16, 1830; married Lydia Ddlingham,
and lived in Granville, N. Y. Lydia, born December 24. 1833.
4.
43
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 4. 3.
Daniel Huntington, born September

ried
4,
1799, in Lincoln, Yt.; marin Pontiac,
Phebe Chase Gove, and resided
N. Y.
CHILDREN, born IN PONTIAC,

*
1.
N. Y.
Anna Buxton,
William
born
May
20, 1824.
2.
Elvira, born March

D., born
13, 1830,
and married Selden Waite.
3.
May
13, 1836.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 4.
June
3. 1.
Anna Buxton (Huntington, Morrison) Davenport,

1824; married,
first,
7,
born
May
20,
1843, at Lincoln, Vt., Cyrus, son of David and
Mercy (Smith) ]Morrison. Mr. Mon-ison was born April 19, 1819, at Lincoln, Vt. He was a farmer and a member of the Society of Friends. He resided at
different times in Pawlett, Vt.,
and Granville and Evans, N. Y.
He
died
Se[)tember, 1868, at his residence in Cold Spring, N. Y.
Mrs. Morrison married, second, Calvin Davenport in East Randolph,
N.
Y., in 1872,
22,
1907.
This was Mr. Daven-
port's second marriage.
He had
retired from business,
and was a
JNIethodist.
CHILDREN, (MORRISON.)
1.
Harriet Adelia, born May

Levi Bunting, February
living in
9,
25, 1845, in Pawlett, Vt.;
married
are
1865, in Evans, N.
Y"^.
They
2.
Eden, N. Y. Helen Elvira, born February 1, 1849, at Granville, N. Y^, married Horace Franklin Hovey, in East Randolph, N.Y''., in 1870, where she died August 1, 1901.
3.
William Henry, born

ried
April
8,
Dora Southwick,
in East
1856, in Evans, N. Y. Randolph, N. Y., 1879.
He
marare
They
living in Smethport, Penn.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 4.
5.
John Huntington, born February

Lavina Meader, and resided
13,
1804, in Lincoln, Vt.; married
in Lincoln, Vt.
children, born in LINCOLN, VT.

*
1. 2. 3.
Sarah Jane, born June 24, 1830. Achsah M.. born September 10, 1833, and
Eliza M., born January
25, 1837.
11, 1842.
married William Taber.
4.
Clark
S.,
born October
44
1.1.1.7.1.1.4.5.1.
Sarah Jane (Huntington) Elliot,
Vt.;
married Robert
Elliot,
born June 24, 1830, in Lincoln, and resided in Lincoln. Vt.
CHILDREN, born IN LINCOLN. VT.

1.
Cynthia
S.,
born September
19, 1851.
2.
Trvin(;, born August 31, 1853.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 4. 7.
Sarah
G.
Nathan Green.
(Huntington) Green, born November They were residents of Lincoln, Vt.
2G,
1810;
married
children, born and lived in LINCOLN, VT.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Louisa, born November 17, 1835; died in 1856. AViLLiAM H., born February 3, 1839. Irvin B., born June 10, 1846; died IMarch 10, 1847. Mary P., born November 29, 1848. Nathan L.. born November 26, 1850.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 4. 8.
Mary (Huntington)
Puhinton, born August
13,
1813; married Elijah
Purinton; she died June 25, 1850, in her native town of Lincoln, Vt.
children, born in LINCOLN, VT.

1.
2.
8.
John, born August 29, 1836. Lydia, born January 14, 1838. Horatia N.. born December 31, 1839.
4.
5.
LiNDLY H., born May 19, 1844. Moses H., born June 11, 1847.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 8.
David Huntington,
died
in
l)orn
May
13, 1770, in
9,
Amesbury Mass.; married
Lydia Currier, who was born January
1768, and died October 14, 1835.
He
March
1841, in
liis
native town.

1.
2.
* *
3.
4.
5.
David, born August 23, 1799; died October 7, 1800. Rebecca, born February 19, 1801. Eliza, born November 10, 1804. Lydia, born October 28, 1808, and died February 28, David, born March 19, 1813.
1829.
45
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 8. 2.
Rebecca (Huntington) Page, born February

Mass.; married in October 1826, Isaiah Page.
19, 1801, in
Amesbury,
27, 1832.
She died January
CHILD.
1.
Lydia, born January
29, 1829,
and died
in April, 1844.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 8. 3.
Eliza (Huntington) Goodwin, born November
Mass.; married, October
28, 10, 1804, in
Amesbury,
1827, David Goodwin.
They
united with the
Congregational Church in their native town in 1834.
CHILDREN, born IN AMESBURY, MASS.

1.
John
2.
3.
H., born October 14, 1828, and died April 18, 1834. Sophia, born January 8, 1830 married October 28, 1852, John Merrill they had one child. Rebecca, born October 30, 1831.
;
;
S.
4. 5.
David W., born
April
4,
1833.
;
John
H., born April 30, 1836
married October
28, 1860,
Eliza G.
Brookings of Newburyport, Mass.

6.
7.
Lydia
A., born July 31, 1838,

J.,
and died March
9,
1843.
18, 1843.
Hannah
Ephraim
Eliza
born August 11, 1840, and died June

9,
8.
9.
a., born April
1843.
A., born
April
9,
1843; married July 29, 1860, William
Brookings of Newburyport, and had one son.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 1. 8. 5.
David Huntington, born March

November
23, 1834, Clara
19, 1813, in
Osgood, who was born December 8, 1814. employed in the Everett Mills, and resided in Lawrence, Mass.
Amesbury, Mass.; married He was
children, born in LAWRENCE, MASS.

1.
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8. 9.
10.
Clara A., born July 2, 1836. Charles S., born February 12, 1838, and died in September, 184 7. Sarah B.,l)orn Alay 15, 1840. Jamks N., born October 16, 1841 married December 10, 1860, Betsey Ann Maguire, and lived in Lawrence, Mass. Ellen O., born March 30, 1843, and died in July, 1855. Laura A., born October 26, 1844, and died August 7, 1845. Thomas A., born July 25, 1846, and died in August, 1850. Charles T., born Nôvember 8, 1849. Frank D., born April 21, 1851 resides in Newburyport, Mass. Ellen A,, born August 21, 1855.
; ;
46
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 5.
William Huntington, born May

They
lived in
18, 1747,
and married Lydia Buxton.
Amesbury on a
i)art of
the original homestead.

*
1.
2.
3.
4.
Amos, born August 8, 1771. Sauah, married James Buxton, and had a family. Merriam, married -Jedidiah Peasely, and had children. Elizabeth, married Samuel Osborne, and had children.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
5. 1.
Amos
Content
Huntington, born August
S,
1771, in Amesbury, Mass.; married
()sl)orne,
who
died in 18(i0.
Tliey were life-long residents of Ames-
bury, Mass., and belonged to the Society of Friends. Mr. Huntington was able at ninety years of age to do a good day's work.
He
lived on part of
ISfil.
the original Huntington homestead,
where he died
in
September,

1.
Willia:\i, wlio died young.
2. 3.
4. 5.
6.
Patiknce, married Ira Buxton, and had children. Sarah, married Stephen Clough. Lydia, married Oliver Bartlett, Merriam, married Eli Beade, and lived in So. Hamj)ton. Phebe, born March 1816, and died young.
7.
Nathan, born October

Elizabeth, born
in
8,
1818.
8.
Aju-il,
1821
became the second wife
of Eli
Beade, and lived
in So. IIamj)ton.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
5.
1.
7.
born October 8, 1818, in Amesbury, Mass.; marSusan Emery in .Vmcsbiiry. They lived on part of the original Hunting'I'hey were members of ton homestead, where all their cliildrcn were born. the Congregational Church.
ried
Naihan Huntington,
CHILDRI.N.
1.
2.
Louisa, born July 10, 1847. Susan, born November 23, 1848.
18.'>0. Sarah, born July Nathan, born December l(i, 1853; resides Hlla J., l)orn March 9, 18r)5. Emery Osuourn, born May 26, 1860.
.'>,
3. 4. 5.
6.
in
Merrimar, Mass.
47
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 7.
He
died in
Elijah Huntington, born April Amesbury in 1818.
1 7,
1753,
and married Elizabeth Rowell.
children, born and lived for some time in amesbury, mass.

1.
Hannah, born
in 1785; married
James Herbert, and died
in 1820,
leaving no children.
2.
3.
4.
5.
John, born December 3, Moses, born in 1789. Abigail, born in 1791.
1786.
Mary,
born in 1793.
6.
7.
8.
9.
in 1795, and died in 1818. Lydia, horn in 1797, and married Reuben Evans, in 1816. Stephen, born in 1799. Elijah, liorn in 1801, and lived in Salisbury, Mass.
William, born
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
7.2.
ried
John Huntington, born December 3, 1786, in Amesbury, Mass.; marHe was a shipmaster, and resided in Wilmington, N. C, Ruth Drowne.
in 1839.
where he died
CHILD.
*
1.
William, born July
3,
1821, in Wilmington, N. C.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 7.
2. 1.
C; mar-
William Huntington, born

ried Harriet S.
July
3,
1821, in Wilmington, N.
Browne,
of
North Carolina.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary
2.
3.
January 31, 1848. Homer A., born January 6, 1857. Thomas Marshall, born February 23, 1859. He was a physician in Amesbury, Mass., and met a tragic death December 3, 1913, It is supposed that he stooped to jiick ill Newburyport, Mass. up his cane, not seeing an approaching train, which struck and killed him instantlv.
D., born
1.1.1.7.1.7.3.
Moses Huntington, born
Hoyt, and resided
1861.
in
1789 in Amesbury, Mass.; married Betsy
in his native town,
where he died suddenly, February
12,
48
CHU.DKKN.
1.
Charles
1H4.3,
II.,
bom June
2o, 1817;
married Mary .lane Latham
in
and had no children.
2.
3.
Daniel II., born April .30, 1820. William F. M., born April 20, 1K27.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1. 7. 3. 2.
Daniel
married, in
IItntington, born April 30, 1820, in Amosbury, Mass.; 1844, Sally H. Ilorne, and resided in Aineshiiry.
II.
CHILDREN, BORN IN AMESBIMIY, MASS.

1.
2.
William William
A.,
born June 20, 1848, and died
in the
same year.
A., born
November
30, 1849.
3.
4.
Henry Lewis, born August Elizabeth, born in 1x5 7.
4,
1852; resides
in
Amesbury, Mass.
1. 1. 1. 7. 1.
7.8.
in
Stephen Huntington, born

Betsey Ilorne, and died
in 1841.
in
1799,
Amesbury, Mass.; married
CHILDREN, BORN IN AMESBfRV, MASS.

1,
2.
Elizabeth Abby.
II.,
married Daniel Leonard of Lawrence, Mass.
1. 1. 1. 7. 7.
\\'illiam
an<l married,
Huntington, torn November ()<-tober 26, 1748, Mary Norton.

CHILDREN.
o,
1719, in Amesbury, Mass.,
1.
2.
Judith, born in Salisbury, June 21. 1749, and married, in 177.s, Wm. Hrown, of Salisbury. ihey had cliildrcn. Hannah, born Auuûst 28, 17.')4, and married .Moses Iloyt, Scplcml>cr 24, 177;i. He was a son of Theodore and llannali (ChIIin) lloyt, and liorn ,\ugust 21, 17,')2. He was a shipwright, and reeeived a pension for revolutionary serviee. She died January
.
1(>,
1832, having liad four

1."),
<
hildren.
3.
Isaac, born July
]7'>x.
(
4.
William, horn
family.
in
Amcsbiirv.
)clnlicr is, 17ti2.
and died willmut
.).
LniKAiM, twin
lie iiad
l)rotiuT of
tiie |>rcceiling, ilied
aisowithout a
lish, olT
fainilv.
gone out with four

furious
picke<l
l)Ut
olliers to
take
Xcwhiirv port
near Ipswicii,
bar,
when a
snow storm
up.
disal>Ied
tluin.
and they were

E2)hraim lived
One
of
them was
alreailv dead, .nul
a short time.
1. 1. 1. 7. 7. 3.
Isaac Huntington, born
ried
in
49
Amesbur}', Mass., July 15, 1758, and mar-
Hannah Gould; they
resided in Amesbury, Mass., where their children
were born.
children.
1.
2.
Judith, born about 1797, married Joseph Follensbee, of Amesbury, Mass., where they had a family. Hannah, born in 1800; married, and had a family in New Hampshire.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8.
born August 3, 1721, at Amesbmy, Mass.; marSouth Hampton, N. H., Sarah Dow. He married, She was the second, Mrs. Sarah (Gould) Jewell, widow of Henry L. Jewell. daughter of Joseph and Mary Colby Gould. She was born at Amesbury,
ried, first, April 25, 1750, at
Timothy Huntington,
Mass., June 19, 1730.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2. 3.
Timothy, born June 3, 1753. William, born June 6, 1756. Thomas, unmarried. Resided
in Boston.
Elliot, of
4.
Mary, born August
6,
1758
married Mr.
Concord, N.H.
* *
5. 6.
Benjamin, son of the second wife, born John, also son of the second wife.
in 1766.
1.1.1.7.8.1.
Hampton, N. H.; Joanna He came to Litchfield, Me., with his brothers Benjamin and John, in 1 782. He owned a farm near the corner, which he sold to Andrew Tibbetts, in 1795. He moved in a short time to Richmond, Me., and was accidentally drowned in Pleasant Pond, by the upsetting of his boat, while out
3,
Timothy Huntington, born June

first,
.
1753, in South
;
married,
Molly Rowell, December
16,
1776
second, about 1780,
hunting with his son John, about 1800.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Polly, born in 1782; married Samuel Cleaves, March 17, 1805, and lived in Whitefield, Me.; died in 1822. John, born in 1785 married Elizabeth Booker in December, 1805, and lived in Gardiner, Me.; died July 24, 1870. Hannah, born in 1790; married James Booker, and lived in Gardiner, Me.; died September 13, 1873. DoLLy, married Levi Goodwin, August 5, 1809. Judith, died unmarried. Timothy, born in 1797; married Ehzabeth Goding; lived in Richmond, Me., and died October 4, 1850.
;
50
HUNTINGTON GKNEALOGY.
1. 1. 1. 7.
A\'ii.i,iA\i
8. 2.
17o6.
ill
IIi'M iNi.ToN. linrn
.Iiiiu'
(i,
So. Haiiipton, X.
II.,
and
"
intended marriage," January
16, 1779,
with Sarali (inodwiii.
He
served in
the Revolutionary war, and died in 1H32.

(IIII.OKKN. B<ll!N ANM> DIKD IX A^t *
1.
"2.
KSBIK Y, MAS>.
3.
WiM.iAM, Thomas, died in 1822, witliuiit a taniily. Timothy, ilied in IS-JS. without a family.
born in 170.
4.
Isaac, married
Uadêr. and died
in
isjp.
1.1.1.7.8.2.1.
WiLMAM
Hannah
Iloyt,
lliNTiNGroN,
and died
i)()rn
ill
17.s(i,
in
Ameshury. Mass.; married
in 1H23.
CIin.KUKN. nolIN IN AMKsnruY, MAsy.

1.
Sai,i,y,
liorii
ill
l.sOO;
married
.lenkiiis,
fir.<t,
and David
Morrill, second.
Tiiey live<l in .Salisbury, Mass.
* *
2.
3.
Ei'HKAiM, born
in l.sdl.
in
William
H., liorn
isil.
1. 1. 1. 7.
8. 2. 1. 2.
in
Olive
El'HKAlM HrNTiN(}TON, boni in IHOl, McGan. He lived in Ameshnrv, Mass.
Ameslmry, Mass.; marrietl
1.
William
I$rake.
II.,
bom
in
is-jc, in
Ameslmry, Ma>>.
married IMiilene
1. 1. 1. 7.
AVii.i.i
8. 2. 1.
in
;j.
.\iiiesbiir}
,
\M
II.
liiN riN<iH>N, born

liveil in
IMl.iii
II.
Mas-o.
married
Mary
lilasikll.
They
Hrentwood, N.
CIlILnitKN. nollN IN ni!KNT\VOOI>. N.

1.
II.
\i;v,
born
in
1.S3.'"),
married Oliver Carter, and had one child.
2. 3.
1.
Kmklink, born
in
1.H3H.
12.
SaI! All. born in ix
Hannah
C'liAKi.iis,
II.,
l>orn in
in 18
IHI
ll.
I.
5.
born
51
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5.
Benjamin Huntington, born

September
1,
in 1766;
married Judith Collins, who died
1841, in Litchfield, Maine, aged 74 years and 8 months.

1,
He
died in Litchfield, January
1845.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Joseph, born October 7, 1786. Sally, born December 7, 17S7; married Joshua Walker.
* *
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Timothy, born October 21, 1790. William, born August 23, 1792. Ann, born November 2, 1794; died April 13, 1858. Elizabeth, born July 28, 1797; died young. Elizabeth, born May 5, 1801 married Randall Noyes, and
;
lived
in Atkinson,
Me.
1804.
*
*
8. 9.
Benjamin Joshua, born March 14, Daniel True, born June 16, 1806.
Judith, born April gor, Me.
11,
10.
1808; married William Wilson of Ban-
1.1.1.7.8.5.x.
in Litchfield, Me.,
Joseph Huntington, born October 7, 1786, in Warner, N. H.; married, March 22, 1811, Mary Babb, born September 2, 1790, in
Me.
She died October
29, 1854.
Litchfield,
He
died October
3,
1856.
children.
1.
Joseph G., born March 29, 1812, in Litchfield, Me.; married, November 3, 1837, in Blanchard, Me., Deborah C, daughter of
Francis and Sarah (Chandler) Sturtevant.
29, 1820.
She was born
May
2.
Benjamin Babb, born May

Uriel, born September
8,
26, 1814.
3.
1815; married, February 20, 1842, in

18, 1885.
7,
Augusta, Me.; died July

4.
Mary, born
son, Me.,
July 25, 1817; married, December

of Orneville,
1843, in Atkin5,
Reuben Yeaton,
19,
Me.; died September
1850.
5.
Elizabeth, born May
1819; married October 25, 1840, in
6.
March 18, 1890. George W., born December 16, 1820; married, November
Atkinson, Me.; she died
1848, in Lowell, Mass., Almira J. Potter; died
9,
May
17, 1901.
7.
Curtis, born March

July
1861.
12, 1846,
30, 1822; died April 28, 1846.

14, 1823;
8.
James C, born September

Ruth
ler) Sturtevant.
married in Blanchard,
]\Ie.,
and Sarah (ChandShe was born November 26, 1825, and died in
D., daughter of Francis
52
*
9.
HUNTI.Vr.TON r.KNEALOGY.
William
* 10.
11.
Harvkv
F., born June 20, 1825. Spkixgeu, born December
12, 1827.
S,
Emily, born May 29. 1H29; married, October Me., Brackett Gowen, of Bradford, Mi-.
1847, in Atkinj-on,
12.
* 13.
183.3. DiANTHA J., born N<ivfmbt-r 8. 1X31. Died July Frank Atwood, born Au<fust 9, 183<). lie is the only child living, and was born in Atkinson, Me. The rest of the children were
!i,
born
in Litchfield,
Me.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8.
5. 1. 2.
Ben.jamin Babb llfXTiNGToN, born May "i'i, 1814, in LitchlicM, Me.: manned, June 10, 1841, in Atkinson, Me., Aurelia (iilman, who was l)orn May 8, 1814, in Clinton, Me. Mr. Huntinorton was a millwrijiht, and a Methodist. He lived in Litchfield, Oldtown, and Atkin.son, Me.; in New York State, jn-obably in Wellville: moved to Hudson, Wis., in October, 18.54; to New Richmond, Wi.s., in 1886.
where he died October 30, 1880.
Mrs. Huntington
dieil
Jaiuiary 30, l!Hi3.
CHILDKEN.
1.
CiiAKLEs Fhkkman, August 7, 1883, in
l)orn May 2i>, 1S4_', in New Richmond, Wis.

4,
Atkinson,
Mc:
ilied
2.
3.
Cakolink Maria, born April Helkn Aurklia, born March

cett.
1H4
7.
2.5,
lH4!t. in
Oldtown, Me.; married,
April 10, 1870, in N'W Richmond, Wis., Frank Roinello Faw-
She died April
18, 1H74, in
Auburn. Cal.
4.
Edward Payson,
.Icrome Beech
born March 15, 1855, in Hudson, Wis.; married,
New Richmond. Wi.s., Alice, daughter of Martha Jane ( Brookbauk) iloiu's. She was born ill Midrose, Wis., June lH, 185!S. He was a meujber of the Metliodi.st Church, luilding the ollicc of secretary and treasurer from Fel)ruary, 1889, to September,
Fel)ruary 19, 1879, in
.iiid
1.S93.
He was
editor and publislier of the North Wisconsin
News,
Clear I/ake, Wis.; Lc Sueur County News, Le Sueur, Minn.:
New
Richmond Voice, N'ew Richmond,

2H,
is.,
wiicre he died Octoln-r
1H93.
Mrs. iluntinglou
in
is
living in
in
\Vapato. Wash.
father died
Clear Lake, Wis.,
1892.
Her Her mother died in
N<n-th Yakima. Wash., in 191)7.
There are no
chililreii.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8.
Me.; married,
53
5. 1. 2. 2.
April 4, 1847, in Oldtown, Richmond, Wis., July 4, 1866, Harvey, son of Harvey and Elenor (Spear) Law. He was born March 2.3, 1838. Mr. Law is a carpenter, and a Methodist; he was Class Leader and also Trustee for twenty years. He was a private in the War of the Rebellion, Co. A, 12th Regt., Wisconsin Volunteers. He enlisted October 5, 1861, and was discharged July
in
Caroline Maria (Huntington) Law, born
New
26,
1865.
They
are
now
living in
New
Richmond, Wis.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
9, 1871; married William Wesley Barnum, of New Richmond, Wis. Jessie Huntington, born March 25, 1873; died in New Richmond, Wis., May 5, 1874. AuRELiA Helen, born June 13, 1875; married, in New Richmond, Wis., September 2, 1903, Charles Maxon Todd. They
Edith Helen, born June
are living in Chicago,
111.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 1. 9.
William
ried,
F.
June
24, 1849, in
Huntington, born June 20, 1825, Bradford, Me., Mary Going.

children.
in Litchfield,
Me.
mar-
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
Daniel, born in Bradford, Me. AYiLLiAM H., born in Bradford, Me. Fred W., born in Bradford, Me. Ernest M., born in Bradford, Me. Ralph A., born in Lower Lake, California.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 1.
Eusebia Neville Campbell.
son.
10.
Harvey Springer Huntington, born December 12, 1827; married He died January 6, 1905. They had at least one
child.
1.
Ralph Addison,
born July 14, 1870, in San Francisco, California; married January 14, 1905, in Fruitvale, California, Mary Elthea
(Berry) daughter of Pliny and Ellen Maria (Whittemore) Brewer; she was born October 14, 1853. Mr. Huntington is a physician and surgeon, and a graduate of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, of San Francisco, in 1900. He lived in San
Francisco until 1903, in Fruitvale, California, until 1907, and
was traveling
in
Lake
Co., Cahfornia, in 1908.
They
are Con-
gregationalists.
54
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 1.
13.
;
Frank Atwood IIuntingtun,

niarrifd
February
Citv,
22,
1H72, in
(laugbter of .James -Sheldon, anil

in
l.s.JG, in Atkinson. Me. i), San Francisco, California, Laura Caroline, Maria Iôuisa (Alh n) Folzer. She was born
born August
New York
March
23, 143.
ever
He moved from Atkinson, Me., to California, in 1858, where he has lived since. He worked for several years in the lumber mills, then engaged in
is
the manufacture of UKichinery in Saa Francisco. California; invented what
known
as
llic
Huntington Centrifugal
Roller Cûart/. Mill,
now used
in all
mining countries.
He
is
now
living in
Oakland, Cahfornia.
CHILD.
1.
Makik
Loi'isk, born September 18, 1873, in San Francisco, Cah-
fornia; died
June
22, 1895, in
Oakland, California.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8.
5. 3.
He
married Abigail
Timothy Hunting
Hall,
idn, born October 21, 17!)0.

3,
who
died
November
184 7.
He
died January 14, LS4U.
CHILDUKN.
1.
JuMA,
born April
1,
1813.
12, 1814,
2.
Sally, born Decemln'r

Boston.
married a
AVilliaras,
and
lived in
3.
AnniK, born November

in Litchfield.
2U,
l.si.s,
married
Woodward.
lie
an<l lived
4.
.Vlimikis,
gist in
l)()rn
Se])teml)er Ki, 1S2U,
is
married,
was
drug-
Ahfumouth, Me.
^
\
f).
<;.
William, born Octoln-r 13, 1.S24. Hknky, born October 13, 1824.
Daniel, born in 1827; died Bktsky. born .lune 8, 1830.
in
Twins. Lived in California
in l.sGO.
7.
N'irgiuia.
8.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8.
5.
1.
in Litchfield,
William Huntington, i)orn
.\ugust 23, 17!t2.
Mc;
married
May
20, 1813,
Mary, daugliter of Daniel ami Kli/.abeth

Me., Noveiiibcr 17,
17it5.
She was
l)orn in Howdoiii,
Cunningham, He was a farmer, and a

(I'ottcr)
soldier in the
war of 1812.
\|)ril
l.'f,
He
dieil iu
tlie
Last I'ittston. .Me., October 11, 1854^
His wife died
187u, in
same town.
CHILDUKN.
* *
1.
2. 3.
William Haukison. Samukl Whitmokk,

;\nn, born
in
born born
.Vugiist 23. 1811.
May
17, IHitj. 17,
Litchfield,
Mc..
March
118;
married James
30,
Holland, of llallowcll. Me.

llallowell, .Me.
She died September
1851, in
4.
55
January
20,
JosiAH Simpson, born

ber 25, 1894.
in Litchfield, Me.,
1820; mar-
ried Sarah Sergeant in 1848; he died in Cornwall, Cal., Septem-
5.
6.
Judith Collins, born November 18, 1821. Benjamin, born in Litchfield, Me., October
Norway, Me., January
29, 1889.
20,
1823
died in
7.
Emma
J., born in William Kimball
Litchfield, Me.,
;
lives in Jâst Pittson,
8.
9.
* 10. * 11.
12.
Daniel, born in Litchfield, same town September 5, 1828. Elizabeth, born in Litchfield, Me., July 2, 1829 married Edmund Dudley lives in East Pittston, Me. Albert Clakk, born September 21, 1831. Ellen Maky. born November 26, 1833. Adelia Susan Lancaster, born in East Pittston, Me., September 5, 1837 married her cousin Francis Marion (1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 8. 4.). They live in East Pittston, Me.
; ;
November, 4, 1825; married Me. Me., August 24, 1827, and died in the
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 4. 1.
William Harrison Huntington,

Me.
Spencer,
born August 22, 1814, in Litchfield, Married Maria Louisa, daughter of Daniel Wilcox and Mahala (Morgan)
November
28, 1861,
near Hazelton, Iowa. about 1851
She was born
in
Schroon.
N. Y., January
25, 1824.
He moved
Chicago,
111.;
from Maine to
to
Illinois
lived in Naperville
and
moved
Independence, Iowa, about 1853-55; then
to Fair-
banks, Iowa, and to Oelwein, Iowa, in 1878.
He was a Methodist Protestant mini.'^ter in middle life, and served the M. P. Church at Fairbanks, Iowa, as pastor a few years. The Church is not now in existence. He attended the Kent's Hill College. Later he became a farmer in Fairbanks, Iowa, and then took up the shoe business in Oelwein, Iowa. He was
stricken with partial paralysis about 1875,
9,
1886.
His wife died March
30. 1910. in the
and died in Oelwein, Iowa, August same town.
CHILDREN.
1.
Emma
Ann, born August
28, 1862; died
May
10, 1863.
8,
2. 3.
Maky, born January 13, 1865; William Spknckr, born June

ried,
died September
23, 1867, in
1881.
Fairbanks, Iowa; mar-
May
3,
;
2,
1889, in Oelwein, Iowa, Sarah ^Martha Ahinoam,
daughter of Samuel and Hannah (Park) Smith.
She was born

Minn,
June
1878
1871, in Oelwein, Iowa.
He
lived in Oelwein, la., until

;
then in Bellefontaine, O., until 1896
in Minneapolis,
;
in 1897; St. Paul, Minn., 1900;
Kansas City, Mo., 1908
Atlanta,
Ga., 1913.
He
is
a civil engineer in structural steel work, and a
graduate of the University of Iowa.
He
is
a Methodist.
56
1. 1. 1. 7. 8.
5. 4. 2.
17,
Samuel
^^'llIlM()KK
Huntington, born May
1816, in Litchfield,
Me.; married, first, Susan Lancaster, sei-oml, Sally Ann, born March 19, 1817. She died October :i, 1849, and he married for his third wife Caroline, June 30, 1850. She was born December 5, 1815, and died April 20, 1874. The second and third wives wen- daughters of E])hraim and Sally (Laughton) Mayo, of
llalluwell,
Me.
in 1S7G,
He
married for a fourth wife,

in
Myra
(4ray of Hallowell,
Me.
He
and East Fittston. Me. His daughter Mrs. Emma Caroline Nason, says of him in her recent book " Old Hallowell on the Kennebec." "Mr. Huntington moved to Hallowell about 1840, and was one of the five
spent his youth
lîtchtield
of that
town
to vote for
James Birney,
abolitionist candidate for j)re3ideut of
the United States.
He was
at that time a comparatively
new
resident in Hall-
owell, but he soon identified himself with the jjolitical

in the town,
and commercial interests
and was recognized as an al4e business man, and a largc-hcartcd,
generous, public spirited citizen."
For more than twenty-five years he was one of the prominent merchants and manufacturers of Hallowell, and an active supi)orter of all reforms. In the early sixties after having finished a contract for making clothing for the He retained his resir. S. Army he removed his business to Augusta, Me. dence in Hallowell, though, until his death, which occurred November '20, 187(3.
CIULDHEN, I50KN IN HALLOWELL, ME.

*
1.
Samuel Lancastkk,
born October 22, 1843.
*
*
2. S.
4.
5.
Caroline, born August 6, 1845. Julius Francis, born March 17, 1852. Alice Mayo, born April 2, 1858. CiiAiJLKS Franklin, liorn December 1,
1S7(), in
Emma
1805, and died Jaiuiary 8,
Hallowell, Me.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 4. 2. 1.
Samuel Lancaster Huntington,

well, Me.; married, in
born October 22,

7,
184;{, in
Hallo-
Boston, Mass.,
.'},
November
1801
l)y
1877, Nellie A. Yeaton,
who was
Ijorn
December
184.S, in
Chelsea, Me.
in
He
a
began his business career
assisting his father
factured clothing for the sohliers iluring the Civil war.

successful business, selling clothing specialties at
who manunow engaged in wholesale. He lives in
He
is
Augusta, Me.
CIIILIi.
1.
Mary Wentworth,
born August
14, 1878, in Hallowell,
Me.
57
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 4. 2. 2.
Emma Caroline (Huntington)
Nason, born August
6,
1845, in
Hallowell, Me.; married, IVIay 23, 1870, in Hallo well, Me., Charles H., son of
Joseph Frost and Mary Thompson (Welch) Nason.

well, Me.,
He was
born in Halloreputaa
November 25. 1845. Mr. Nason is a merchant. Mrs. Nason is an author of wide spread tion. One of her latest books is " Old Hallowell, on the Kennebec,"
story full of interest in dealing with the old town in INIaine.
home
She has been a
great lielp to the Historian, in furnishing the rej)ort of the jNIaine Huntingtons.
The)' are living in Gardiner, Me.
CHILD.
1.
Akthuk Huntington,
married June
born February
3,
1877, in Augusta, Me.;

of the late Dr.
4, 1D15,
Edna Walton, daughter
W. Updyke
N. J. He is a graduate of the Cony High School, Augusta, Me., and Bowdoin College, M. A. He also received a degree of Ph. D. from Columbia University,
Selover, of Railway,
in in
June, 1915.
He
is
is
assistant professor of English Literature

in
Union Theological among them are "Heralds and Heraldry in Ben Jonson's Plays", "Masks and Entertainments," 1907, "Talks on Theme Writing and Kindred Subjects," 1909, "Short Themes and Long," "James Shirley, Dramatist; a Biographical and Critical Study," 1915.
Seminary.
New
York University, and an instructor
He
the author of
many books
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 4. 2. 3.
Julius Francis Huntington, born March 17, 1852, in Hallowell, Me.; married. May 20, 1885. in Hallowell, Me., Helen Frances, daughter of Jacob She was born in Manchesand Marcia (Safford) Thomas, of Hallowell, Me. ter, Me., March 2, 185tJ, and died in Charleston, Me., February 19, 1907. They, resided in Hallowell, Norway, Augusta, and Charleston, Me. He is now a resident of Augusta, Me. CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Philip Francis, born April 10, 1886 died April 15, 1889, way, Me. Richard Thomas, born April 14, 1889, in Norway, Me.
;
in
Noris
He
graduate of University of Maine, B. A. June, 1913
also of Col-
umbia University (N. Y. C.) June 2, 1915; degree Bachelor of Literature in Journalism and is a member of the editorial department of the Era Publications, N. Y. C. He is a lineal descendant from John Thomas, who came to this country in the ship "Hopewell", July 11, 1635, and who settled in Marshfield, Mass.
58
nUNTINGTOX OENKALOOY.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8.
5. 4. 5.
in Litf-hficld. Mt-., NoAngust 12, 1844. Albion WashHe was born ^lay 31, ington, son of Epliraim and Sally (Lorton) Mayo. .Mr. Mayo was a shipsmith, and a Methodist. He 1820, in Hallowell, Me. His wife died in Boston, Mass., died in Rockland, Me., February 2, 1896.
Judith Collins (IlrNriNciToN) Mayo, burn

18, 1S21;
vember
married
in
llallowell, Me.,
September
7,
1899.
CHILOKKN.
1.
Clara Ellen,
born in Portland,
iSIe.,
September
1,
10,
1848; died
2.
October 25, 1849, in Portland. Emma Augusta, born in Portland, Me., April
Deering,
1851; married in
in
May
21, 1882,
Ceorge York, and died

July
11.
So. Portland,
.3.
November 19, 1909. Clara Eudoka, born

So. Portland,
in Portland, Me.,
is.">,3:
married
in
4.
.5.
June 6, 190G, Henry Bidwell Walton. William Alonzo, born in Portland, Me., November 1, 185.5; married October 12, 187.5, in Boston, Mary Jane Fuller: died in Boston, June 24, 1909. Clakenck Eugene, lioni January 2. 18.")8; died January 2, 1858, in Portland. Me.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8.
5. 4. 10.
21, 1831, in
Albekt Clakk HuNTiN(iTON, boru September

ton, Me.; married,
East Pitts-
October
1844.
21, 1863, in
I.,a
(irande, Oregon, Helen Elizabeth'
daughter of Janu'S and Elizatx'th (Rowland) Baker.

don, Iowa, Ajiril
ti,
She was born
in
Cory
He moved
from East Pittston,

;
Mi'., in .January,
1854, to California, where
he engaged in mining removed from California to Oregon in I860, and became a merchant. He is at the jn-esent time a caj)italist in La Grande^ Oregon. He is a Methodist and was trustee of the Church for a number of
y'ars;
.Mrs.
was one of the Huntington
earliest pioneers of
dicil in
Union County.
!.
Portland, Oregon, Noveml)er

(
1905,
IIII.KUKN.
(Ji-andc.
1.
ICdii'ii
JMiLA, born
in
La
Ore, Marcii
9,
4, 18tj6.
2.
3.
4.
Walter Albert, l)()rn February 14, Mary, born May 10, 1874; died June Emma Dora. l)orn Octf)lier 14, 1877;
1. 1. 1.
187(i; died
June
IC, 1878.
1875.
1878,
liied .Iiine 17,
7. 8. 5.
I.
l)orn
10.
.March
1.
4, 1S(16, in
i.a
I'-Diiii
I'.oi.A
Hr.N riNO ION) CruKV.
(Jrande,
Oregon; marricil, in i.a (irande. Decemln'r 20, isss, (Jeorge Haskins. son of He was Col. George Byron and Jennie Clarissa Virginia (Gaines) Curry.
born
in
59
is
Vancouver, Wash., November
6,
1865,
Mr. Curry
is
a graduate of
the Bhie Mt. University, in the class of 1884.
He
a journalist, and was, lay
delegate to the General Conference, at Baltimore in ]\Iay, 1908.
They
are
are
Methodists, and he
is
a trustee of the Church.
living in
They have lived in California, Washington and Oregon, and La Grande, Ore.
CHILDREN.
1.
now
2.
3.
George Huntington, born June 8, 1892. Helen Clare, born October 16, 1894. Albert Rodney, born April 10, 1899.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 4. 11.
Ellen Mary (Huntington) Moody, born

November
26,
in
East Pittston, Me.,
1833; married Gilman Moody.
Lives in
New
Castle,
Me.
children.
1.
Alice Calistia, born
in
East Pittston, Me., July
7, 185.5
died
Sei)tember 27, 1859, in the same town.

2.
Emma
3.
in East Pittston, Me., September 9, 185 7; Richmond. Me., January 21, 1877, William L. Nelson. They live in Richmond, Me. Percy Jones, born in East Pittston, Me., December 4, 1859 married, in Brentwood, Cal., August 6, 1885, Mattie Elsia Pierce.
Kimball, born
in
married
4.
They live in Knightsen, Alice Mary, born in East

in Alna, Me.,
live in
Cal.
Pittston,
February
12,
1862;
married,
June
in
6,
1878, Bertram G. Cunningham.
They
New
Castle,
Me.
East Pittston, Me., April
29,
5.
Nellie May, born

in Alna, Me.,
1864; married,
live in
May
Me.
30, 1893,
Ozro K. Bryant. They
North
New
6.
Castle,
J]lbert William, born in New Castle, Me., June 1, 1866; married, in Brentwood, Cal., February 18, 1891, Annie M. Dieffenbach.
They
live in
Sanger, Cal.
in
7.
Lizzie Ardell, born
North
New
Castle, Me.,
December
26,
1868; married, in East Pittston, Me., June 17, 1886, James A.
8.
Huntington. They live in Litchfield, Me. Florence Adelia, born in North New Castle, February
married, in North
live in
14, 1871;
New
in
Castle, Me., Charles H.
Wight.
They
Gardiner, Me.
9.
Clara Georgia,
live in
born
North
New
Castle, Me., July 14, 1873
married, in Alna, Me., April 30, 1893,
WiUiam
F. Geyer.
They
North
New
Castle,
Me.
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HDNTINGTON GRNKALOGT.
1. 1. 1.
IiKN.iAMiN Josin A
IJtclifu'ld. Mt'.,
7. 8. 5. 8.
April
L'.i,
Hi'NTiNOTox, liom March 14. 1804; married, in Is.'Jo, Lyilia Ann. dairÎitcr of Jusliiia ami Comfort
(Cotton) Chick.
again,
He ilicd in Litchfield, Mc .Maich 7, lH."j!i. Mrs. Iluntin'j;ton married Thomas linker, a widower, and died in (Jardiner, Mv., in 1891.
IIIII.DKKX,
1.
BOKN
:{,
IN
l.sSl
I.ITt IIKI I.I.K,
MP:.
Sauaii
K., l.orn April
she
.lied in 1S49.
2.
^^.
Lydia Ann, horn Deeendier
14, 1H3-_'.
LrcY Julia,
horn August
1.").
1k;14; she
l.'S.
died Xoveinher
"25,
1849.
* *
4.
.0.
U.
7.
8.
*
*
9.
1(1.
18;J6. Francis Makion, horn March Maky Abhy, horn March 13, l.s3(;. IIknky Ai.bkrt, born June 11, 1838. George Kingsbiry, horn July 22, 1840; married 11. Etta Tallman, of Richmond, Me., March 6, 1873. They had no children, lie was a soldier in the 3d Keginient Maine Infantry in the Civil War. They are hotli dead. lliRAM Stacy, horn December 3, 1S4 2; died Fehrnary 11, 1844Daniel True, born .Septemher 25, 1847.
* 11. * 12.
Rebecca Davis, born Septemher 25, 184 7. Frederick Shorey, horn Decemher 23, 1849.
liEN.JA.MiN .losiiiA, born
Novemher
27, 1851.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8.
5. 8. 2.
14, 1832. in Litcidleld'
Lydia Ann (Hi ntington) Cubb, horn December
Me.; married, Decemher 3. 1850, Ezra Cobh, of Brunswick, Me. 8id'd in Litchlield, Me., where Mrs. Cobh died in 1S6G.
They
re-
children.
1.
George.
Ellkn. Frank. Daiijhtkk.
2. 3.
4.
1. 1. 1. 7. S. 5. S.
I'i!AN< IS
.Mc.
;
I.
13.
MxRioN nimriN<;ToN,
.iiim3,
tiorn
.March
Me..
1S36,
in
Litchlield.
inanied,
1H57,
1.
in
7.
.s.
W'hitclield.
.'>.
Adelia Susan Lancaster,
(laughter nf William (I.

Slie
I.
4.)
and .Mar\ ('unninj,diam Huntington. wa>

ISiiH,
was
1)1)111
in
East
I'ittsttui, .Me.
.Mr. iliintingtoii
M'.,
a sliDt'inaker,
and a
South
Fret'
Ihiptisf.
I'hey lived
18(;!t.
in
Ijitthlicld,
until
in
removed
to
ISlonmiiiith, .Me., in
to
Riclunond, .Mc,
1H!15,
then to East
ritt-ston.
Me., where Mr. Huntington died September 16, 1905.
CHILDREN.
1.
61
Son
(iin-named.) born in East Pittston, Me.,

later.
March
2)S,
1859; died
about two weeks

2.
Louise Marion, born

married
in
in Litohfield, ^le., September 16, 1860; Richmond, Me., \\îHiam H. Hinckley. They live in Gardiner, Me.
3.
4.
Carrie Emma, born in Litchfield, Me,, April 28, 1865. Fannie Lancaster, born in South Monmouth, Me., December
1868; died in East Pittston, Me., February 26, 1911.
5,
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 8. 4. 3.
Carrie
field,
Emma (Huntington) Howe,

13, 1887, in
born April 28, 1865, in Litch-
Richmond, Me., Irving Colby, son of Rufus B., and Cordelia C. (Silver) Howe. Mr. Howe was born in Rumford, Me., April 23, 1865. They have lived in Richmond, Me., and moved to
then to Spencer, IVIass., February 22, Mr. Howe is a barber, a member of the Methodist Church, a teacher in the Sunday School, and a Mason, holding office in the Lodge.
;
Me.; married, June
Brookfield, Mass., in October, 1888
1892.
They
are living in Spencer, Mass.
CHILDREN.
1.
Rufus Joseph, born
in Brookfield, Mass.,
August
15,
15, 1889.
He
is
a graduate of Tufts Dental College, Boston,

2.
IVIass.
Edward Huntington,
Mass.
born January
1891, in
Brookfield,
3.
4.
Marion Louise, born September 22, 1892, in Brookfield, Mass. Everett Colby, born October 22, 1896, in Spencer, Mass.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 8. 5.
Mary Abby
field,
(Hitntington) Buker, born March

died June
2,
13,
1836, in Litchhis
]Me.
married, October 12, 1855, Edward, son of
Thomas Buker by
Me.
first wife.
Mary Abby
1914, in Gardiner,
children.
1.
Francis.
2.
Emma.
is
the record as found in the first Memoir published in 1863. There have been eight other children born since then, whose names we have been unable to obtain.
This
1. 1. 1. 7. 8.
5. 8. 6.
11, 1838, in Litchfield,
Henry Albert Huntington,

married,
born June
Me.
December
4, 1858,
Elizabeth Doyle, of Bowdoinham,
Me.
62
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
',].
Son, dead.
8f>N, (lead.
Nkli.ik, marricil.
York; she lived
in
Lewiston. Me.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8.
5. 8. 9.
SL']>tfnibfr 25,
Daniel Tkik Huntinoton, born
1S47, in
Lit<hfield,
Me.; married. Dcri'mher 2H, lx7it, in Litclifidd, .Me., Alnieda Colin", daughter She was born in Gardiner. Me.. .Inly of Hiram and Eliza O. {I>ill) Haines. He is a shoemaker, a Free Will Baptist, ami serves on the Finanee 25, 151.
Committee
of that
Church.
in
He
served in the Civil
War
2,
with the 31st Maine

lHfi4,
Volunteers, as private
Co. I;
he enlisted March
in 1865.
in
and was
dis-
charjied at the dose of the

ton,
War.
He
has lived
.Mass.,
in Hallowell,
Lewisin
.Vuburn, and Gardiner, Me., and Richmond, Me.
Lynn.
and now resides
rilll.DRKN.
1.
Hkn.IAMIN
FiJANti!*, l)orn October
.SO,
1872, in Litchfield, Me.;
marricfl in
2.
Auburn.
.Me.; lives in
3,
East Aul)urn, Me.
ViiKU Dklukkt, born January

in
187H, in LitchfieM. Mc.; niarritd,
Hallowell, Me., and lives in Auburn,
Me.
married,
.3.
Hi, I, A
-May, born .June 25, 1877, in

22, 1S98, in
West Ganliner, Mc.;
June
Lewiston, Me., Harry Augustus Smith.
They
live in .\iiburn,
1.
Me.
I.hhO, in
Sakah K.mma,
April 25,
born .January 27,
Litchfield. Me.; married,
18!)!t,
in Lewiston, Me.,
Enoch
10,
C. Smith.
They
live in
Auburn, Me.
5.
ARTuru HiNKLKY, bom

lives in .Vuburn, .Me.
February
1883, in Richmond, Me.;
i].
Gi;ok<;ia Etta, born .lime 21, 1SH5. in Kichmoml.
Mc;
is
married
and
lives in
Lynn, Mass.
1. 1. 1. 7.
S. o. S. lO.
first,
Rebecca Davis, (Hintinoton, Mann) Hathaway, born September

25,
1HI7, in Litchfield, .Me.; marricfl,
.Vujrust 27.
Ilr
]M2.
in
Wales, Me.,
in
Orrin, son of
James and
I>ottie
(Sonic) Mann.
Lisbon, Me.
was born
Webster.
Me., and died February 10,
l!)on. in
He was
a farmer,
and a
in
in
town
oflicer for ten years.
He was
lMH!t,
a liaptist.
His wife <iivorced him, and

Iwirn
Seattle.
Wash., .January,
married his i)rother Charles, who wa'*
Welistcr,
Mc, and
died
in
Fir,
wav, December
1", i:io;), in
Wash. She married, third, James F.. HathaThey reside in Kdnmnds. Wa.sh. Hailard, Wash.
first
Mrs. Hathaway has had no riiildrcn since her
marriajje.
CHILDREN, (MANN.)
63
Laura Estella,
October
27,
born June
Me.; married,
1888. in
Lisbon, Me., Elmer
Ellsworth Rogers.
They
in Fir,
live in
Richmond, Me.
born
Frank Herbert,
George Henry,
in Fir,
May
5,
1867, in Litclifield, Me.; married,

Ball.
Wash., in 1894, Mary
They
They
live in Fir,
Wash.
Wash.
live in
born January 27, 1870, in Wales, Me.; married,

live in ]Milltown,
Wash., Helma Swanson.

born June
8,
Lucy Ellen,
Ballard,
1873, in Wales, Me.; married, Sei)t. 19,
1891, in Fir, Wash., George
Washington Toop.
1876, in
They
;
Wash. Albert Davis, born March

Vancouver, B. C.
19,
Wales, Mc.
lives
in
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 8. 11.
Frederick Shorey Huntington, born December

]\Iyra
23,
1849
married
He married again, Sophronia Hodgdon, wlio died in Richmond, Me. Hodgdon, who died August 8, 1882, in Damariscotta, Me.
children.
1.
A Daughter, who
is
now
of
living in Boston,
Mass.
in
2.
Son, who
is
supposed to have been

the Boston
lost
the wreck of the
Steamer Portland,
&
Portland Steamship Co.,
November
27, 1898, off
Chatham,
]\Iass.,
when 157
lives
were
lost.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 8.
Me.; married, July
12.
27, 1851, in
Benjamin Joshua Huntington, born November

field,
Litch-
died
March
27, 1880.
who
died about 1894.
Bowdoinham, Me., Mary Troufaut, who He married again in Bowdoinham, Mary Louise Small, He died January 21, 1912, in Lewiston, Me.
16, 1871, in
children.
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
William L., born March 26, 1872. Stagey B., born December 23, 1873. Herbert H., born July 20, 1879. Edward. George.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 5. 9.
Daniel True Huntington, born June

married Rebecca Wilson.
16,
1806, in Litchfield, Me.;
64
CHILDREN, BORN AND I.IVKD
1.
IN I.irrnFIKLD, MK.
liad
Ai.viN, married
.*<oldit'r
Jourdan, and
family.
He was
in the Civil
War.
2. 3.
Rebecca, died unmarried. David, died unmarried.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 6.
May
John Huntington, married Mary, daiijrhter of Xehemiah Hutehinson, He came from Amesbury, Mass., in 1782, and lived after his 15, 1796.
in the
marriage
plarc
owned hy William
V.
Adams,
in
I860, and
moved
to
Irasburgh, Vt., in 1819.
chii.drkn.
1.
2.
3.
Levi, born December 1, 1797; died young. Lydia, married Francis Burns, and lived in Adrian. Mich. Benjamin, died in Litchfield, Me., September 12, 1887, aged 84
years.
4.
.5.
Thomas, l)orn July 9, 1804; lived in Adrian, Mich. Nehkmiah, liorn 18o6; married Cindendla Baker in
in
18.*? I;
lived
Gardiner and Hallowell, and died

A])ril 27, 1808.
die(l in
in (juincy, Mass., in 1875.'
6.
7.
Levi, born
William,
Irasburg, Vt., in 1843.
8.
9.
Mary.
AlMGAiL, married
SAi,r,Y, l)orn
.Vpril
1,
Metcalf;
settleil in
Manchester, N. H.
Metcalf;
st'ltlcd
10.
isil; married
in
Manchester, N. H.
11. 12.
13.
John, born August .S, Isis; livt-d in Irasburg, ^'t. (Irani; lived in Salem, Mkiiitable, married Joskph, lived in Irasburg, \'t.
M;iss.
1. 1. 1. 7.
Lkvi HuNTiNcroN,
Winslow,
S.
l)orn
.\pril
S.
(>. (>.
in
l.itrlitirld.
27,
isn.s,
Me.; married
jic
I'hoebe K. Winslow; lived in (lardint-r and
lialii.
Me.
in
l.s,)(i
niovid to
Civil
He was
a cnnlractor
in
railroad building.
During the
War
all
trace of liim was lost.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
'I'lloM
AS Nki.hon, born October
li,
l.s;{3.
2.
I'llOEUE
LukLLA.
65
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 6. 6. 1.
Thomas Nelson Huntington,

Drummond and Lucinda
February
Baptist,
3.
born October
INIe.,
6,
1833, in Gardiner,
]\Ie.;
married, June 25, 1866, in Bowdoinham,

(Pattee) Fisher.
is
Lauretta, daughter of
Mr. Huntington
in Batli, Me.,
and served as and has been deacon of Trinity Church, Philadelphia, Pa., since 1887. He lived in Hallowell in 1838, moved to Augusta, then to Bath in 1849, to Philadelphia, Pa., in 1883, and to Yineland, N. J., in 1910, where
She was born in and shoe business; is a secretary and treasurer in the Church on Nortli Street
in
James Topham, Me.,
the dry goods
they
now
live.
CHILDREN.
1.
Fkkd Fisher,
born January
14,
1868; died July 10, 1882.

died
1876.
2.
3.
Annie Maria, born February 6, 1870; Edward Augustus, born December 8,
December
31, 1878
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 6. 6. 1. 3. Edward Augustus Huntington, born December

of William
-s,
i,S76,
in
Bath,
Me.; married, June 28, 1911, in Philadelphia, Pa., Marion Helena, daughter
and Elizabeth (Bartenbach) Thomas; she was l)orn in Philadelphia, He is a teacher and a graduate of the Philadelphia School of Pechigogy. He is a Baptist, and has served as trustee of the Church and Assistant Superintendent of the Sunday School for about teu years. He lives
Pa., jNlay 5, 1885.
in Philadelphia.
child.
1.
Elizabeth Lauretta, born July
18, 1913.
1. 1. 1. 7. 8. 6. 6. 2.
Phoebe Luella (Huntington) Small, born

Gardiner, Me.; married Charles C. Small.
in
She died
in 1878.
children.
1.
2.
Sarah Elmer
F.
L.
1.1.1.8.
Samuel Huntington,
1
born in Amesbury, Mass.; married, April
7,
708, Elizabeth Martin.

*
1. 2.
Samuel, born January 13, 1709-10. Elizabeth, born March 2, 1711-12.
tJO
HUNTINGTON OKNKALOliY.
3.
4.
JniiN, l)oiu DeceiiibcT 24, 1714.
Anne,
l)oni
March
16, 171fi-17,
aii<l
ami mairnMl. Diri-inlur
LT).
17|ti.
Moses Onlway,
*
5.
(i.
lived in Aiiieshury.
Jonathan,
David,
Ijorn Feliruarv 20, 171!t-2i.
l)orn
Fcbniaty
2,
1724-5: prohalily
ot militia at
tin-
David
wlict
wa>
in
an Arafsl)niy coiniiany
7.
Bunker
Hill.
Jacob, born De(enii)er
29, I72<!.
1. 1. 1.
S. 1.
1.'!.
Samiki. iliNTiNGioN, born .laimary
1701)
in, in
Aniesbnrv
Mass.;
marricil, .lannary ID, 17.I7, Aliitrail Ma.xlield, of Salislmry.
IllI.DHKN,
BOKN
IN AMK>BritY.
M AS8.
1.
* * *
2.
:{.
4.
r>.
Jacob, boru June 10, 1741. John, boru Dec-ember 21, 174:^. JOSHCA. JoSKPH, Ijorn in Aincsbury, June
7,
17.'>;{.
Joanna, married
Jost'ph Colby, ot
Weare, X. H.
1. 1. 1. 8. 1. 1.
Jacob Huntington, born June

June
13, 17(;5, Elizabeth (iodin,
l(i.
1741, in Amesbury. .Mass.: married,

in his native
and lived
(
town.
IMI.DKKX.
Tile
1.
iiii-tiis
in this
lamily are on the

2.'i,
Amesbury
iveords.
I\iioi>.\,
born Xovend)er
.Vpril 21,
1 7(i6.
2.
Tabitha, born
TCs.
;i.
(JiDKoN, born Se|)tember
19. 1770.
1. 1. 1. S. 1. 1. 3.
(JiDKoN lllNPiNGToN, b(irn Se|)tend)er went from Franeestnwn to Maisliticld. \'t.,
.
19,
in
177n.
1N(i2.
in
Ame>l)nrv, Mass.
lie
His wife's name was
Elizabeth
Cmi.MUKN. BolJN
1.
IN
It-
II
l,I>,
r.
.loiiN,
was marrii'd ami had

H., also
a lamily.
lie
kt'|it
ixiaiiliii'j
house
for .Veadeuiy seliolars in

2.
Tin-tloril, \'t.
.\ma8A
had a tamily, and was a

8iii;,dr
larnici'
and ran
saw mill
at Marshfield. Vt.
:{.
Ukisy, was
living
at .Mai>hlield in
1M."0.
I.
.").
Mahy, married Leonard

HoxiNA, married
Vt.
Ilufus
.Moons, and lived
in
IMainfield.
\'{.
Campbell, and kept
a tavern at .Montpelier,
1. 1. 1. 8. 1. 2.
67
John Huntington, born December 21, 1743; Weare, N. H. He served in the Revolution John Stark. He died in 1813.
lived in
married Betsy Hoyt, and

for five years
under Gen.
children.
*
1.
2.
Abner, born in 1782. Samuel, born in 1784, and died
in 1797.
3.
4.
5.
6.
John, born in 1786. Moses, born in 1788; married Olive Peterson, and lived in Weare, N. H. He died in 1846, leaving no cliildren. Betsey, born in 1790; married Jonathan G, Fifield of Weare, N.H. Hannah, born in 1794 married Solomon Holt, of Groton.
;
7.
8.
Benjamin, born in 1796. Samuel, born in 1798; married Harriet M. Hoag, and
Concord, N. H.
lived in
He
1801
;
died in 1838.
9.
Harriet, born
N. H.
in
married Lewis Lull, and lived in Warner,
1. 1. 1. 8. 1. 2. 1.
Abner Huntington,
ried
born
lived in
1782, in
Deborah Boynton, and
Weare, N. H.
Weare, N. H.; marShe died in 1853.
CHILDREN, BORN IN WEARE,

1.
N. H.
2.
Fanny, born in 1810. Betty, born in 1813 married Joseph M.

;
Sargent.
3. 4.
John, born Benjamin.
in 1815.
1. 1. 1. 8. 1.
2.3.
Phil-
John Huntington,
brick,
born in 1786,
in
Weare, N. H.; married Mary
and lived
in
Bennington, N. H.
children, born in weare,

1.
n. h.
Richard, born
in
1809; married
in 1811;
Ehza Chase, and
lived in
Nashua,
lived
in
2.
N. H. Elizabeth, born
married
Burrils,
and
3.
4.
5.
6.
Weymouth, Mass. John, born in 1813, and lived in New Orleans, La. Moses, born in 1815, and lived in Nashua, N. H. Shuea, born in 1817 married John Sumner of Nashua, N. H. Olive P., born in 1819.
;
6S
HUXTIN(JT()N GENKALOGY.
1. 1. 1. H. 1. 2. 7.
I)KX.i.\MiN IIi'XTiNciToN, Ijuni
ill
ll'.H',,
iu Wfiiiv,
X.
II.;
luarrifd Polly
Wilkins, and ri-sided in Ids native town, wliero his ehildivn won- horn.
(
IIII.DKKN.
1.
2.
Andkkw W., l)orn in ls-2s. Makgaukt a., l)orn in l.s.;i.

1. 1. 1. s. 1.
;5.
dani' (^nitiley.
JosurA IlrNTiXGTox,
horn
II.
in
Anushury. Mass.: married
Tlioy lived in Franeestown, X.
CIIII.DltKX.
1.
2.
.S.
Thomas. Jaxk. who

SrsAx. Bktskv.
Sami'KI.,
niai'ried
Xatiian Slei-per.
4.
o.
(!.
niarrii<l
David Cochran, and lived
in
Xew
l>o>ton.
-Joiix. lived in
is
Francestown.
said to have ifone early to Marsldield. A't.
7.
David,
lived in ]\Iarsh(ield.
in X'âshna.
s.
it.
JoslU'A, lived at one time
Haxxaii,
Sai.i.y.
lived in Franeestown.
10.
11.
AuHiAir..
1. 1. 1.
.I(kSK1MI
cS.
1.
4.
in
IlfXTiNMiiox,
liorn .Inne 7,
17.5.'{.
.Aniesiniry. Mass.:
1!..
married
jso-.'.
Mairji
nnileii
3,
1775,
Mary
Colhy.
Tiiey lived
in
Francestown. X.
Lovcjoy,
_'.').
where they
J.
with the Con;j;regational church in 1779.
IShe dieil .laiuiary
lie Miarrieil again,
August
18, 1802, Persis lie died
who
and
also united witli

his
the Congregational Church,

2(i,
Octoher
IS.'U.
widow May
1842.
(II ii.i>ki:n.
1.
(ii:(i!<i
i:,
Ixjrn
liorii
Xnvcinhcr
in
14. 177ii.
1
2.
.loSKlMi.
17711.
Uennington. then Society Land. X.
1..
.Inly
."il
.'!.
.M
Ain, limn .lnl\ .'II. in Novcniher IS.'fJ.

iu
17s.'!,
married Iddo )sgood. of Keenc. X. V.. She united with the Congregational church
(
Franeestown.
('.. I.orii
in
ISlli.
She had no children.

7ss.
17l'l,
* *
I.
."(.
.loiiN
.Vpril
2<).
KSC.
.'Id,
1
"_'
.\iii(iAii.,
horn Decemlier
<;.
Kiiii
S..
horn Se|)leinlier
and nnilcd with the Second

X.
II.
Congregational cluirch
7.
in Xashiui.
17!).'î,
Slie
was never married.

1),
Saiiaii. horn
January
'.K
30,
and died Fehruary
17!)5.
8.
SAMri;i,. horn .lulv
179t).
1. 1. 1. 8. 1. 4. 1.
married, in 1801,
69
George Huntington, born November 14, 1776, in Francestown, N. H.; Mary Clark. He died February 2, 181C, in Bennington,
in
N. H. After his death his widow moved to the Black River Valley, York, where she died.
New
CHILDREN, born IN BENNINGTON,

1.
N. H.
Joseph, born about 1802; married Rebecca Potter, lived in Dexter, N. Y., in 1859, and had quite a large family of daughters.
2.
Mary, born
1804.
3.
Hugh
4.
5. 6.
Clark, born 1806. Lydia, born 1808, and had a family. Isaac L., born 1810, had five children, and lived in Theresa, N. Y. Sarah, born in 1812, and had a family of daughters.
1. 1.
1.8. 1.4.2.
Joseph Huntington, born July 31, 1779, in Bennington, then Society Land, N. H.; married November 1809, Rebecca Pettee, who was born July 29
1783.
He was
a wheelwright.
He moved
to
Francestown
in 1823,
where he
and
his wife united with the Congregational church.
children, born in BENNINGTON,

1.
N. H.
Catherine
P.,
born December
7,
1810.
2.
Rodney
S.,
3.
John, born August 12, 1814; married. May 25, 1841, Lucy Boardman, who died in Nashua, N. H., July 22, 1852. He married again, April 6, 1854, Sophronia D. Parker, of Merrimack, N. H. He was a machinist and patternmaker, and resided in Nashua, N. H., from 1852. They were Congregationalists.
4.
5.
6.
George, born October
8,
1817, and died February 15, 1827.
Heman,
born July
16, 1819,
and died October
2,
1831.
Joseph, born September
22, 1823.
1. 1.
1.8.
1.
4.2.2.
20,
Rodney
born February
S.
Huntington, born October
1812; married, January
7,
1841, in Manchester, N. H., Emeliue R. Colley of Bedford, N. H.,
who was
He was a patternmaker, and resided in Nashua, N. H., 8, 1820. where he had been since 1845. They were Congregationalists.
children.
1.
2. 3.
Josephine A., born in Manchester, N. H., December 6, 1841. Elmer C, boru in Manchester, N. H., December 14, 1844.
4.
Quincy M., born in Nashua, N. IL, Kate Maria, born in Nashua, N.

December
15, 1860, of diptheria.
April 12, 1851.

H., August 12, 1852, and died
70
HTTNTINGTON GENEALOGY.
1. 1.
1.8. 1.4. 4.
They
lived in Keene.
John
C. IIintin<;tun, born April 26, 1786, in Francestown, N. H.; mar-
ried in July. 180H, Charlotte Austin.
N. Y.
CHILDREN, BORN IN KEENE,

*
1.
N. Y.
22, 1809.
Ma KG A RET Ann
.JoSKi'ii,
Fisher, born October

17, 1813.
*
* *
2.
.'5.
born January 17, 1811.
Mary
Colry, born February
4.
5.
John C, born June 7, 1814. James Fisher, born October 25, 1815; married Susan Macfarlin. They lived at Au Sable Forks, N. Y., where he died May 4, 1850.
They had no children. George, born March 12, 1817. and died March 16, 1820. Moses Bradford, born March 31, 1818. Roxana Dart, born July 9, 1820. Charlotte, born June 26, 1822, and died May 9, 1843. Rhoda Catherine Stevens, born March 5, 1824, and
August 14, 1831. RiTii R., born October
12, 1826.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
ilied
* 11.
1. 1.
1.8. 1.4.4.
June
13, 1843,
1.
Gii.man, born October 22, a shoe maker
Margaret Ann Fisher (IIintington)

1809, in Keene, N. Y.; married,
Murray Gilman,
and farmer. She was a member Keene, N. Y.
of the Congregational cluiirh.
and lived
in
3.
71
4.
5. 6.
7.
born November 15, 1848. Ida Jane, born May 2, 1851. Sarah Eva, born August 31, 1853. John Charles Fremont, born June 20, 1858. James Franklin, born July 15, 1860.
Helen Louisa,
8.
Henry,
1. 1. 1. 8. 1. 4. 4. 3.
Mary Colby (Huntington)

N.
8,
Kent, born February

Kent, a farmer.
17, 1813, in
Y.; married,
February
28, 1833, Lincoln
Keene, She died August
1859.
children.
1. 2.
Rhoda
C.
3.
Clarissa M. Eliza A.
4.
George W.
Mary
A.
Lydia a. Charlotte R.
1. 1. 1. 8. 1. 4. 4. 4.
John
to the
C.
Huntington, born June
7,
1814, in Keene, X. Y.; married
Eliza AMssil.
He was
a farmer, and lived in Schroon, N. Y.
They belonged
Methodist denomination.
children, born in schroon,

1. 2.
n. y.
Julia.
3.
Samuel. George.
Jane.
4.
5.
6.
Sarah Ann.
Albert.
1. 1. 1. 8. 1. 4. 4. 7.
married December
29, 1815.
Moses Bradford Huntington, born March 31, 1818, in Keene, N. Y.; lU, 1847, Sarah Ann Macfarland, who was born December
They
lived in
North Elba, N.
Y.,
where he was engaged
in farming.
They were
^Methodists.
children, born in north ELBA,

1.
2.
N. Y.
3.
born October 26, 1848. James Wallace, born November 13, 1851. Ada Isabell, born May 13, 1854.
Ann Maria,
1. 1.
1.8. 1.4.4.8.
Wasiiiukx,
\>(>r\\
KdXAXA Daim
Kt'e-m-.
{I1(
ntincjtox)
l.'>.
July
9,
1H20, in
N. Y.; married, February
1.{H, Alon/.o
Waslihurn. a farim-r living
in
North Elba, X. Y.
They were
Methcjdists,
IX
CHII,I)RKX,
1.
BORN
XOKTIl
KI.liA.
X. Y.
ClIAHI.ES A.
2.
ClIAKl.OTTK B.
3.
DALPHtN
iî.EAXon.
C.
4.
1. 1.
N. Y.: married, July
1.8. 1.4.4. 11.
Ri TH K. (IlrxTixtiTox) Wasiiiukx, born October 12, 182G, in Keene, 4. 148, Abel Washburn, a farmer living in North Klba,
\.
Tbty were Meth(jdists.

ciiili>i:kn.
1.
horn
in
ndrtii
ki.ija,
n.
y.
2.
Oka Jank. Ci.ara E.

Sarah
E.
3. 4.
.").
AuEi, E.
(ir.ORCiK.
1. 1.
1.8. 1.4.5.
luirn
AiucAii, (HrNTixci ion) Biimi,

ton. \.
II.;
Derember
3(>.
7HS, in Benning-
inarrifd in
2S,
Knvember
IS'.Hi.
INOH. Ebenezer Burtt,
who
died in 1841.
She
(lic.l
January
<
HII.DREN.
1.
ElKXK/.KI!.
2.
Lyi>ia.
3.
f^LDRIDGE.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Samuel.
Geor(;e.
Orandal. Mary.
Francis.
Lydia, Sainuel, George,
8.
Mary and Kraneis were dead
in 1868.
1. 1. 1. S. 1. 1. s.
Sam
I.I
X rix<iT)X, born .Inly

iiaiiiiah Stiekiiey;
tiieir
!',
7:is, in Bennini,'t(>n,
NovemlMT
11,
IS'.'l,
llity
X. 11.: married wrrr both mcmi>ers of the Con-
gregational ehurch in
native town.
CHILDREN, BORN IN BENNINGTON,
1.
2.
73
N. H.
Joseph
F.,
burn February
^Nlay 28.
6,
1832.
17,
Mary
Ruth
Persis, born N<,vember

A.,
1833
3.
born
1838; she lived in
De
Soto,
Wis. in 1863.
1. 1.
Mass.; married Elizabeth
1.8.5.
20,
Jonathan Huntington, born February

*
* *
1719-20 in Amesbury,
CHILD.
1.
Elizabeth, born
in
Amesbury, September
IG, 1763.
Christopher Huntington
and
his
1. 2.
Descendants.
77
2
his
Chkist(jphkr Huntington, probably accompanied

sor,
7,
mother to Windmarried, October
Conn., where he must have spent his youtli.
He
liere
1652, Ruth, daughter of
Wm.
Rockwell, " a prominent and highly respected
member
of the conmiunity."
He
removed, probably, in the spring of 1G54,
to
Windsor records, and the death of another in ]\Iay, 1654, on those of Saybruok. Here he remained until the spring of 1660, when, with a company of the Saybrook colony who had organized themselves into a church, under the care of Rev. James Fitch, he removed to the valley of the Yantic, and with his brother Simon, aided in laying the foundations of the new town of Norwich. He had now reached the prime of his manhood; and proved himself one of the most efficient and useful of the hardy pioneers. His name occurs often in the earlier records of this enterprising town, and always in honorable relations. His house lot was one of the prominent localities in the settlement. In 1668 the general court granted him 100 acres of land, not more than twenty acres of it In 1678, appointed town clerk. In 1685, he was one of the to be meadow. twelve patentees of the new town of Norwich. In 1686 his name occurs as
Sayljrook, as the birth of one child appeared in l()5o, on the
one of the committee "

minister."
to
make
provision
for
maintaining the reverend
His death had occurred
in 1691, as
appears from the probate of his
will.
No He
of
stone marks the resting place of this pioneer of the Norwich settlement.
sleeps, doubtless, not far
rest,
from the banks of the pleasant Yantic,
in the
meadow where
unmarked, the mortal remains of so many of the pioneers the early settlement of Norwich.
CHILDREN.
The death
1.
2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
* * *
of the first Christopher, and the births of all but the first two of this family, are on the Norwich records. CiiKiSTOPHER, born in 1653 lived one year and four months, and died in Saybrook. The first fact appears on the Windsor records, and the second was taken from the Saybrook records, before they were burnt in the old fort. Ruth, born April 13, 1653, and probably a twin with the above Christopher. She probably died in infancy. Ruth, born in Saybrook, in April, 1658; married, March 26, 1681, Samuel Pratt of Saybrook, who came to Norwich with the early settlers. They had one child recorded in Norwich, Samuel Pratt, born February 11, 1683; she died February 14, 1683. Christopher, born November 1, 1660. Thomas, born March 18, 1664.
;
John, bom March
15, 1666.
Susannah, born
in
August, 1668.
78
8.
Lydia, or as the records liave chosen to enter the name, Lydyah, was born in Norwieli, in August, 1H7'J. Ann. horn in Norwich, October 25,167."): married October is, I61i7 Jonatlian, son of Thomas and Mary (Kiidd) Bintrham. Her husl)and was l)orn April 15, 16 74, and was the third of eleven His father was afterwards (U-acon of the Windham children.
church.
their
9.
He had a family and descendants respectable both numbers and for their characters.
in
1.2.4.
Christopher IIintington, born
"the
first
in Norwieli,
November
1,
1660, being
born of males
in the
town."
Born, thus, during the
first
year of the
and destined to grow up in its infancy, and spend his manly vigor and mature age in its forming period, he was also designed and used Vjy Providence, as a prominent contriliutor to the pro9])erity of its most vital secular interests, and a marked j)illar of support to those of religion.
history of his native town,
His character, molded, mainly,
l)y
the very best of
all
influences, those of a
toil,
quiet home, in which every-day piety hallows every-day
and over wliich a

its
sense of duty rules as the deepest incentive to
its
labors and
pastimes alike,
In a period
unfolded early with every element of consistency and strength.

of
exposure and calling often for extreme advi'nture. he became resolute and In an age devoted to the revival of" a simjile and primitive jiiety, he fearless.
inflexible Christian
became a humble,
at his disposal, trained himself to the
and with the best and am])lest means most intelligent and eflfeetive discharge of
;
every duty, either to
God
or the world.
first wife.
He
married, for his
May
26, 1681, Sarah,
born January, 1663,
daughter of Deacon Thomas Adgate, by his second wife, ]Mrs. Mary Biishnell, She was the mother of his first widow of Richard liushnell, of Saybrook.
ei""ht children,
and died
in
Norwieli, in February, 1705-6, aged 42.
He mar-
ried for his second wife, in October, 1706, Mrs. Judith (Stevens) Brewster,
widow
of Jonathan Brewster, a great grandson of the venerable J^lder Brewster,
the spiritual guide and teacher of the Mayflower pilgrims.
She became the

plain
mother
of four cliildren.
liini
In 1684 the town grant
parcel of land on a
siiiail
near
tlie
mouth
of
Crane brook.
1
In each of the years 16!)1. 1705 and
70!. lie is
on the record as
clerk,
tlie
first
townsman.
He succeeded
Riciiard
Biislim-U, as
town
in
which
otiice
he
transmitted, in due time, to his son Isaac.

In 1695 or '96 he
was appointed deacon, and
lliis
olliee
si
rved with
marked
abilitv to the close of his life.
He
ap|H'ars to iiave
l)eeii
a prai-tical
in
surveyor; and his decision on a dispute regarding land

early day.s an end of
his uncle
all strife.
titles,
tlu'
was
those
He
was, aec<n'dingly, on
commission with
Simon,
to re-ileed the lands
whose
titles
were
in disjiute.
79
He had become
show.
"all that
In 1705, July 21, he and his brother
an extensive land holder, as the early records abundantly Thomas deed to John Elderkin,
partnership, as
ton, as
our one hundred acres of upland and meadows, which we hold in it was given to us by our honored father, Christopher Huntinghis last will
by
and testament."
in
Conn. Colonial Records show that
Christopher was deputy to the General Court,
he was appointed Justice of the Peace,
May and August 1710, and May 1714, and October 1715.
his
hill in
that
He
died in Norwich,
AprU
24, 1735,
and
remains were interred, as his

the southeast corner of
venerable headstone shows, on the brow of the

the uptown burying lot in Norwich.
CHILDREN, BORN IN NORWICH TOWN, CONN.

*
Ruth, born November 28, 1682. Christopher, born September 12,

Isaac, born February 5, 1688, Jabez, born January 26, 1691.
1686.
Matthew,
born April 16, 1694.
Hezekiah, born December 16, 1696. Sarah, born January 5, 1699-1700. Jeremiah, born December 15, 1702, and
Judith, born September 10, 1707. John, born November 14, 1709. Elizabeth, born May 6, 1712. Jeremiah, born December 20, 1715.
died the next year.
1.2.4.
Ruth (Huntington) Wheelock,
1682; where she married, January
8,
1.
born
in
Norwich, November
IVIass,
28,
1707-8, Ralph Wheelock, of
Windham,
in 1683.
Conn., a son of Capt. Eleazer Wheelock, of Mendon,
who born
She deserves especial notice in this memoir, both for her own great personal worth, and for the excellence and eminence of her descendants. Every tradition respecting her makes her a woman of unusual intelHgence, and of rare piety. Her home, the main theater of her life, was blessed equally by her timely instructions, her holy example, and the administration of a gentle yet She died in Windham, September 1, 1725. firm discipline. Her husband married for his second wife Mercy Standish, by whom he had but one child^ Mary, born November 28, 1728. Ralph Wheelock, the husband of Ruth, was chosen deacon of Windham church in 1729. He died in Windham, October 15, 1748.
children.
1.
2.
Elizabeth, born July Eleazer, born April
18, 1709.
22, 1711;
graduated at Yale College 1733,
with much distinction, and ordained to the work of the ministry, in
80
Lebanon,
in
HUNTINGTON GKNKAI.OOY.
1735, wlicrc he laborrd in
tlie
niiuistry,
and
in
the
work
of
of tt-aohing, until 1770.
Wliih- luri' he ri-ceivt'd the degree

i)f
Doctor of Divinity from the Uuiversily
Edinburgh.
Dur-
ing these years he liad been espeeially sue<-e8sful in teaching
Indian youtli
vicinity, led
and Hanover, X.H., .\cademy for the thorough training of su<di English ami Imiian youth as might be commi-tti'd to his care. Thither he repaireil. ami here he had the satisfaction of laying the foundations of what has since become Dartmouth College, of which he was the first President. He married for his first wife, Mrs. Sarah Maltby, a daughter of Rev.
post,
and the growth of the him to seek a more retired

;
wliite population in that
was chosen
as the best place for establishing an
John Davenport,
of Stamford, Conn.,
and
for his seioiul.
Miss
first
Mary Brismade,
wife,
of Milford.
Conn.
Ruth, a daugiiter of his
was the wife of Rev. Dr. Wm. Patten, 1). D.. of Halifax, ^lass., and mother of the Rev. Dr. Wm. Patten, of Hartford, Conn. She was a woman of marked accomplishments. Another daughter, Mary, marrii-d Prof. Woodward, of Dartmouth College^ John graduAi)igail married Prof. Ripley, of the same college.
ated in the
first
class of
Dartmouth,
in 1771.
and succeeded
bis
father in the Presidency of the college, which office he
filleil
nearly forty years.
His only child, a (laughter, became the wife
of the Rev. Dr. Allen, of
Northampton, and President
of
How-
doiu College.
RiiTii, born
Two
other of Eleazer's sons. Col. Eleazer, and

at
James, also graduated

3.
Dartmouth College.
Pomcroy. of
May
25, 1713.
.i.
4.
AnKiAir,, born March
1717; married the Rev. Dr.
Hebron, Conn., and was the mother

to
5.
t>.
of seven diildren,
who
lived
honor their parentage.

20, 1720.
7,
John, born January

Saijaii. born .July
and died on the

of
2!)th
of sanu- month.
1725
t-ii
married, December 21, 1742, tinseph

lii-st
Hingiiam. and hatl se\
chiliiren. the
whom was
Jerusba.
born ()ctoi)er 15. 1713; married. Septendn-r 19. 1769. Rev. !âmuel Kirklaml. the missionary to the Indians in Oneiila.
Ni-w York,
and father
ol
Dr.
.lolin
Kirkland.
tin-
distinguished President of
Harvard Universitv. trom isio
to 1.S2S.
Cuius urn
I
i;
II
in<;
I.
ion, born
IS.
in
Norwich. Septrnd)er
12. ItiSii,
and
married,
first.
I'llHiiaiy
1717
Al>igail.
tlu'
widow
2,
of
Harnabas lâthrop,
wiio had ilied
.Mav 27.
I71n.
She lierame
motiier of eight children and
died .lune
2, 173<i.
He
married, second.
May
1733. Eli/alieth Ensworth.

2.
1
of Canterlmry, Conn.,
who
hail
one child, and died March
7.31-5.
He
married, third, .June
4, 174<>,
Mary Rrewster, who died without
children, De-
cember
24,
81
when he mavried, fourth, February 7, 1750-1, Mrs. Mary who died March 14, 1761. This Christopher removed to Xorwich, West Farms, and here he lived, a useful man and consistent Chrif-tian, and died February 11, 1759. His first
1749;
Gaylord, of Hebron, Conn.,
wife was the
fifth
daughter of Caleb and Margaret (Post) Abel, and was born
March
16, 1690.
CHILDREN.
This family were
*
1.
all born in Norwich and recorded Christopher, born June 20, 1719.
there.
2.
3.
Elisha, born September 22, 1720. Ruth, born August 3, 1722, and married Joshua Sherman
She died
in 1742. 26, 1723.
in 1741.
4.
AzARiAH, born November
* * * *
5. 6.
7.
Margaret, born November
23, 1724.
8.
9.
Theophilus, born September 12, 1726. Barnabas, born May 29, 1728. Sarah, born April 27, 1730. Elizabeth, born February 3, 1734-5, and died October
25, 1758.
1. 2. 4. 2. 1.
Christopher Huntington, born June
20,
1719,
in
Norwich, Conn.
lived in Bozrab,
He
married, September 29, 1748, Sarah Bingham.
They
Conn., where he died suddenly in March, 1800.
children.
This family were
1. 2. 3.
all
born
in
Norwich,
New
Concord Society.
Christopher, born July 14, 1749, and died in 1759. Sarah, born January 28, 1750-51, and died single in Bozrah. Abigail, born June 13, 1753. She married, November 17, 1778,
Job Talcott,
of Bolton,
14,
Conn.
1755.
4.
Ruth, born August
She married, September
22, 1775, in
the distinguished divine. Dr.
Thomas Baldwin, who was born
Bozrah, Conn., December 23, 1753, and was settled as pastor of

the second Baptist church of Boston,
who
November 11, 1779, and She was an amiable woman, and an

of
excellent wife.
young.
*
5.
They had six children, the most Her death occurred February 11, 1812.
whom
died
6.
Thomas, born October 28, 1757. Christopher, born March 31, 1766.
1. 2. 4. 2. 1. 5.
Thomas Huntington,
first wife, in

14, 1779,
He
married, for his

of
Windham, October
Nabby, daughter
Ebenezer and
OJ
HUNTINGTON GKNKALOGY.
Sarah (Clark) liackus. and tor bis second wife, a Griswold. He lived at one time in or near Middletown, Vt., and was a justice of the ])eaee for Rutland county. He was also a deacon of the Baptist church in Middletown, al)out
the year 1X20, after which
lie
rt-nioved to Dresden,
>'.
Y.. as a letter to Dr.
Joshua Huntington,
in
lHo2. states.
(
iiii.i)i:i;x.
The
tliem,
first
five
1
of
tiiis
family were lorn in Bo/.raii, and
last, ))rol)al)ly. in
Middletown. Vt.
have
(1.
lieen
."5.
unable to learn anything definite from any of

(3.
though Elijah.
4. 3. 11.
J visiting that
in
j)art
of
Vermont,
in iJSln.
found the family then residing there, and

1.
very respectable circumstances.
2.
3. 4. 5.
<i.
Backus. John. Erastis,

Naijuv.
îiXKi;\A. NoKI,.
liorn in Bozi-ah,
Conn.
X*
f^m ~m
i-w
X* O* Oa
l'hel)e
EitAsi'cs llcN riN(rroN, born in Bozrah. Conn., man-ied,
Fulsom.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Back IS
Bkn.ia.min, born in Fairliaven, Vt.
1.2.4.2. 1.5.3.
I>A(
1.
Bkn.jamin HcNTiN(;TON,born in Fairhaven. A"t.: married, .\pril 20, l.s.")l, in Dresden, N. Y., Lydia Eunhemia, daughter of John and Ho.xana ( Elethorp) Nichols. She was born January 29, 1S32, at Crown Point, N. Y. He was a laborer, and niove<l from New York state in lS,5f) to Shawano. Wis., where he died Sej)temlici- 1. l!ti)4. He served in the Civil War as jtrivatc in the 32d Wisconsin Regiment, Co. G, and was mustered out at the
close of the war.
MS
They
are Baptists.
CHII.DKICN.
1.
Jri.iAii ia
ried
1'iiii>ii.ia,
born July
11. 1K53. in
Dresden, X.
V.:
mar-
March
in
30,
1874, in Sliawano. Wis..
Harry .Vamn Hadeau
they live
* * * *
*
2.
Bran(h)n, Wis.
3. A.
.';.
Gkoimjk WiMiKit, born January 3. IS.jo, in I'iconderoiia, N. V. CiiAiNCY BAKrs, l)()rn Novend)er 2;">. I.s."i9. in Sliawano. Wis.
Ei.MF.K Ei.i.swoirni, born February 23,
l.S(il,
and died
in infancy.
Wir.i.iAM Shkr.man. born
May
3,
1H64, in Eldorado, Wis.
(J.
7.
Bkrtik ERNKsr. born .\pril RosK Lykia, l)orn .Inly 21,
23. 1871, in
1S71. in
Sliawano, Wis., Alva Osburn.
Empire, Wis. Shawano. Wis.; married, Tliey live in Shawano, Wis.
in
83
1.2.4.2. 1.5.3. 1.2.

George Wilber Huntington,
N.
Y.;
7,
born January
also dead.
3,
1855, in Ticonderoga,
married March 30, 1874, in Shawano, Wis., ^latilda Jesse.

1904, in Shawano.
He
died
July
His wife
is
CHILD.
1.
Charles Benjamin, born
lived in
Deer River, Minn.,
in 1908.
1. 2. 4. 2. 1. 5. 3. 1. 3.
born November 25, 1859, in Shawano, September 4, 1881, in Shewano, Wis., Anna ]Maria, daughter of Sorn and Julia (Hanson) Peterson. She was born July 1, 1862, in Winchester, Wis., and died Xovember 10, 1893, in Shawano, Wis. He married, second, September 28, 1895, in Shawano, Loa Belle, daughter of Henry and Mary Elizabeth (Howe) Cole. She was born September 11, 187 7, in Shawano, Wis. He is a laborer, and moved from Shawano City, Wis., March 29, 1907, to Gresham, Wis., where they now live. They are Methodists.
Wis.:
Chauncy Backus Huntin(tTON,

married,
first,
children.
1.
William Benjamin,
in
born July
14, 1882, in
Shawano, Wis.;
lives
Gresham, Wis.
born October
18, 1904, in
19, 1884, in Shawano, Wis.; married Townsend, Wis., Charles Henry Cole.
2.
Anna Maria,
September
They
3.
live in
Shawano, Wis.
21, 1888, in Marinette, Wis.; lives in
John Elmer,
born February
4.
Shawano, Wis. Gertie, born December Wis.
12,
1890; died July 23, 1896, in Shawano,

1897, in Shawano, Wis.;
5.
Ethel Elizabeth,
lives in
born February
16,
6.
7.
Gresham, Wis. Denie, born and died May
Eva Luella,
12, 1899, in Marinette, Wis. born January 23, 1901, and died July
1,
1902, in
Shawano, Wis.
8.
9.
10.
11.
born October 5, 1902, in Shawano, Wis.; Gresham, Wis. Myrtle Willma, born February 21, 1905, in Shawano, Wis.; lives in Gresham, Wis. Bernerd Erwin, born June 28, 1907, and died July 5, 1907, in Shawano, Wis. Vernerd Erwin, born June 28, 1907, and died November 14,
lives in
Chauncy Raymond,
1907, in Shawano, Wis.
84
HUNTIN'GTOX ORNKALOOY.
W'li.i.iAM
biiKKMAN
lit-
1 1
T x iiNii lox.
I.s8.").
lioiii
May
.5,
l.S(i4.
ill
El Dorado.
Wis.; married Novcnilu-r 17.

rlolin
in Shawiiiio.
tiiiii'
Wis., Bessie Mae, daujrliter of
Scars.
iiian-ii'd
a sih'oikI
.\uirust G. 1H9^. in Sliawano, Wis.,
Matrona
died
Ellen, dauirlitei- of Denis

IS. 1.S9G. in
and .Marv
\\is.
.Malissy
(Vance) Sullivan.
She
in
Jiiiif
Shawano,
(
lie married, third. .Inly 4.
l!o(.
Belle Plaine. Wis.. Eleanor
Jertrude. daiiuhtei' of Syiliiey Pliillander
and Silva
Almira (Prouty)
\'aii
Ornian.
She was
:
liorn
May
IS. 1SS2.
He
and
is
a carpenter
and
stuiieiiiasou
\'.)i>:>
:
lie
lived in Sliawano City. Wis.:

to
moved
19(i6,
to C'randon, Wis.. to (rresliani.
March Wi<.. March

_'.",
hack
Shawano. Wis., .March

lives.
_'.
1.
1Ihi7.
where he now
ClllLDRKN.
1.
A\'ai
IKK Er(;KXK, horn June

horn .May
2.'!,
issc, in Sliawano. Wis.: lives in
iMarinctte. Wis.
2.
Chestkr Dk Vax,
Gresham.
^^
is.
14. ls!i4, in
Shawano. Shawano.
A\'is.:
livi-s in
;{.
Mm,
I,
ICY Vioi.A, horn A]iril is.
1S!h;, in
A\'is.:
lives
in
Gresliani.
4.
Wis.
-i."),
Haki-EY Ehnkst, horn April

(ircsham. Wis.
1901. in
Shawano. Wis.:
lives in
.").
WlNKEi!i>
lives in
()i!A
Ai:N()1.i>.
horn Septemi)i'r
L'7, llo;i,
in IJclIc I'lainc
Wis.;
6.
Gresham, Wis. LiciM.K. born Ajiril

Wis.
2, 190.'), in
C'laiidon. Wis.; lives in (Jres-
liain,
1.2.4.2. 1.5.3.
Bi;i{
III'.
1. a.
"i.'i.
1S71, in l'aii|)ire. \\'is.: IIiXTixcrnx. horn A]>ril 1S9'2. in Shawano. \Vis.. .Vnna Lisetle. daicj,hlcr of She was horn Ajiril (i. 1S7I. Auiinst Jolin ami Caroline (Kemnety) ivenschel. in Ik'rlin, Germany. He lived in Shawami. Wis.; moved to .loluisoii .Siding, lie is a liarber. Wis., May 21, 1!MI4 moved to Crandon. Wis., .May 2, 190."), and then to (iresham, Wis., where he now li\c>. They are Mcthodi>ls.
Ei;XKSi
married Septemlier
I.
ciiiiniiKN.
1.
III'
K \i( Ki,h>,
.Vi.i Ki!i,
liorii
.Inly II. is!(|, in
.Shawano,
\\'i>.
2.
:i.
HiiMiK IIakky
horn .lamiary 21,

9,
l.S9i, in
.*^hawano. Wis.
Ci.irioKi), horn July
1.S97, in
.Shawano, Wis.
85
1. 2. 4. 2. 1. 6.
Chkistopheu Huntington, born March
2U, 1794,
31, 1766.
He
married,
Lucy, daughter of Jeremiah and Dorothy (Hills) Culver.
May He was a
physician,
and resided
in
Bozrah, where he died, July
17, 1821.
His widow
was, in 1857 living in Manchester, at the age of 89, with her daughter, JMrs.
Marble.
CHILDREN.
This family were
*
1.
2.
all born in Bozrah, Conn. BALinviN, born October 17, 1795. Nauby, born August 3, 1797, married, February 27, 1813, Horace Bidwell, of South Manchester, where they resided in 1858. He was a farmer. The}- had children.
Ruth
*
*
3.
4.
5.
Christopher, born July 22, 1799. Elisha Hyde, born December 3, 1803. TÛCY, born December 21, 1805, married
the Hon.
AVm. B. Spooner,
merchant, of Boston, where they resided.

*
0.
Sarah, born May
2.
isio.
1. 2. 4. 2. 1. 6. 1.
married
Ruth Baldwin (Huntin(tTOn) Boutelle, born October in December 1818, David Boutelle. He was a merchant
17,
in
1795;
Boston,
Mass., where his wife died in December. 1823.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1. 2.
Mary Baldwin,
born December
12, 1819.
Caroline Ruth, born June
18, 1823.
1. 2. 4. 2. 1. 6. 1. 1.
Mary Baldwin (Boutellk) Snow, born December 12, 1819; married November 13, 1838, Benjamin Snow, Jr., who was born October, 1813. ]\lrs. Snow died October 21, 1851, and her husband died INlay 16, 1892.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1. 2.
Francis Hi^ntington, born June
29, 1840.
3.
Martha Boitelle, l)oi-n April 13. 1842. Mary Caroline, born July 30, 1844; died
Benjamin Hall, born October
P^MMA Louise, born April
1,
August
19, 1847. 17, 1874.
4.
5.
13,
;
1848; died January

died July 28, 1851.
1851
86
1.2.4.2.
Jane
1. 6. 1. 1. 1.
FitANCis iriNTiNcjTox Sxow, born June 29, 1840: married July 8, 1868, Aiki-n, who was born June 5, 1843. He died SepU-niber 16, 19U8.
Dr. F.
There was never an educator II. Snow, and the news of
in
Kansas so well known

death
in
to its people as
his
Delafield. Wisconsin, on the
twentietli of Septeml)er, brought a sliock of rrief
and a sense of pain and perini])aired
sonal loss to tens of thousands of our citizens.

for about a year,
His health had bi'en
and during that time he had been ai)le to render little active service in his department of university work. But through the summer, which he spent in Wisconsin and Michigan, there had been such improvement in his
conditi(jn that a complete restoration to health
was hoped
for.
At the
last
the
end came suddenly and almost painlessly. Francis Huntington Snow was of New
Fitchburg,
]\Iass.,
1-higland ancestry,
and was born

in the
in
June
21).
1840.
In
l.Sd'i
he was graduated from Williams

taught for a time
College with the
first
honors of his
class.
He
Fitchburg
High School, and took a course in the Andover Theological Seminary, but was induced by the late Governor Charles Robinson to come to Kansas as a numHere began the rt'al work ber of the first faculty of the University of Kansas. of Doctor Snow's life, and from Sc])tcn)ber, IStJG, to the day of his death, tlu-re was no break in his connection with the institution that ln' loved so dearly ami served so efficiently; this service extended over more than forty-two years
Trained as a
classical student,
circumstances reipiired Doctor Snow to give

it
himself to scientific studit-s; and
was
in this fiehl that his

first
great work as a
teacher and investigator was done.

necessary that cmc
In that
faculty of three
men,
it
was
man
should cover the fields of work that are
now
distributed
among more than two .score of instructors; but as the university and its faculty grew, Doctor Snow gradually narrowed the (iel<l of his greatest activity, until
in
the later years of hjs
life tin-
major
p;n
ot iiis
work was
in
entomology.
In
this field
he earni'd an enviable
gi\ing to the university
al
re|)iilation
as a scientific investigator.
all
For
thirty yeais be led collecting e.\])editions to
jiarts of tlu>
country that re-
sulted
in
museum one
iiis
of
the largest autl most valuable
entoinologif
collections in
thi'
I'nited Stales, and
he turned
his
scientifit-
kunwletlge (o practical account in
plan
foi-
saving farm crops from the
ravages of the chihch
liugs.
In aildition lo liicse manifold activities.
Doctor
years
Smow conducted
of his
meteorological investigations of gi-eat \alue,and the
last
lite offereii a
course of study
in
organic exobition to ad\anced students
of the university.
in l.H!)o
Doctor Snow was elected the

in this
fifth
chancellor of
tlu'
University of
Kan>as, and
capacity served with rare

in
a<
ceptance for eleven years, the
longest tenure of service for any chancellor

to
lo
tlic pieseiit
the history of the institution up
lime.
In chancellor Snow's adniinistralion the institution began

of
take on the cliaracler
re:il
university; and the buildings. e(|ui|iment,

all
size of faculty,
and nundxT of students,
|iractically
ti>e
doubled within
tliis
period.
In met'ling the prolileins
and making
necessary adjustments
in a
transition period like this, cool
87
judgment and
skill
are indispensable; and the

to the university
watchfulness and tact of Chancellor

points of vantage, and averted
Snow gave
numerous
many dangers
that seemed impending.
The
in-
arduous labor, the heavy weight of responsibility, and the nervous strain
volved in the work of the chancellorship proved too
much
for the
endurance of
resigned the
of
Chancellor Snow, and his hitherto rugged health gave way.

History, which position he held for the rest of his
He
chancellorship in 1901, and was appointed to the professorship

life.
Natural
he was
Doctor Snow was trained

a teacher of men;
if
for the Christian uiinistr}-,
and
all his life
he taught from the class-room and the laboratory rather than from the pulpit, none the less he tauglit lessons of divine truth and righteousness.
And
his
buoyant
ho])c. his inflexible integrity, his tireless energ\-,
his contagious enthusiasm, his loving faith, his simple manliness,
all
these
touched the
lives of those
thousands of students with
whom
he came
action.
in
contact
as a benediction, stimulating
them
to noble irleals of life
and
CHILDREN.
1.
William Appleton,
1899.
1)orn .Tune
2^),
1869; drowned October

l.s7o.
10,
2.
3.
Martha Boutelle, born September 10, Mary Margaret, born August 10, 1872.
4.
5.
G.
Edith Huntington, born September 12, 1875. Francis Law^rence, born December 8, 1882. Harold Hokton, born September 17, 1888; died June
9,
1889.
12421B1
Mahtha Boutelle (Snow) Wallace,
George Wallace, who was born December Mrs. Wallace is a resident of Xewton, Mass.
12
born Ajnil
13.
1842: married
2G, 1900.
22, 1835,
and died July
children.
1.
Mary Huntington,
born December
1,
18GG.
2.
3.
4.
MAR(iARET Snow, born January 25, Kate Boutelle, born November 3, Robert, born March 22, 1884.
1870. 1875.
1.2.4.2. 1.6. 1.2.

September
Caroline Ruth (Boutelle) Dole, born June 21, 184fi, Abram S. Dole.
CHILDREN.
1.
18,
1823
married,
2.
David Boutelle, born March 28, Thomas Richardson Boutelle,
1849.
born February
4,
1851.
88
HL'NTINGTON GKNKALOGY.
1.2.4.2. 1.6.
CiiinsKHMiKi!
.M;irv \\'(1)1). of
.IiiMc N. 1m;!4.
ill
;j.
1
Ill
N Tixc Tox. bDiii

lli'
.Iiilv
2J.
79^.
aiiil
marrifd.
in
1><23,
dieil,
Wiiidliaiii.
was
a di-aU'r in
slioi'S. in
Hartford, and
that city, ids wife surviving
him
aioiit
a dcizen \ears.
IMl.KIIKX. t)l:X
IX
IIAl; IKolIIt.
(UXX.
1.
C'liAKi.KS. born
May
29. 124.
2!>.
2.
(jKoiiCK. Ijorn
litT
XovcnduT
Ill'
ix2t;.
and died
in .Mol)ili'. Ala..
Septemin
29,
l.'.i.
was
4.
at tlu' time of his ik-ath a ch-rk
comnHssion h(juse.
*
.'{.
Ili:xi;v.
horn .Scptcmbrr
1S29.
1.2. 1.2.
CiiAiti.K.s
1.
(>.
3. 1.
May
29. 1.S24:
IIixi
IX(;
lox,
i)orn
in
Hartford.
married
at
(u-neva, X. Y.. Au<;iist 24.

in<.Cton. 111.
I.s4t!.
.Susan .\mi'lia Tondinson.
and lived was
in Hlooni-
He was
for a time in the shoe business, but later
a railroad
engineer.
His wife was horu June 20, 1827, and died November
of (Jeneva.
IH. 1k.")7.
and
was a daughter of Harvey Tonilinson.

cmi.nitKX,
1.
X. Y.
ii.i..
lioi.'X
IX
lii.ooMixcTOX.
.'!<i.
.Maim
Isaisi.i.i.a. l)orii -July
1.S4 7.
2.
.S.
(Jkoim;!-:
Wii.i.ia.m. born
June
22. 1S;jO, antl died
Ei>\VAl!i)
18.54.
IlAiiVKV. born
November
27. ISfiS,
Mareh and died
l.i.
is.">4.
.Xpril
24,
1.2. 4. 2.
Hi;xi;v
1
1
1.
(5. ;5.
3.
I.
rx
riX(;
ox.
Iiorii
in
iiaitt'oni. Se|itcinlier
1S2II;
isi!'.
married.
Septend)er
livinsr in
I.
IS.jO.
Iluldah (row.
who was
born. .lanuaiy 21.

in is"),s.
He was
Valparaiso. Ind.. and was a farmer

(
II
II.DKKX.
II..
IIOI.'X
IX
AI.rAltAISd.
IXI>.
2(!,
l.s.").'{.
1.
Ciilsis loriiKi:
born April
(I.
1851, and died Xovendier

12. 185;{.
2.
Amki.ia Ki:ax(
(4koU(;i.
W'ii.i.i
i:s.
born .Marcli
3.
am, born .\ugust
11.185.").
1
lOi.j.SiiA
I
.'!.
IlvDK
Ilr.v riNiiToX.
born I)eeendn'r
l.so.t.
His early
life
was spent
long
with
in his nativ*'
town,
in llic
family of a liani \Miiking farmer, where he

Ibit
aecpiiriMl habits of inilnstr\
and tconoiny.
he was too aini)itious to delve
'
among the stony litlds of M(j/rah. ami tried his fortune at shoe making, Again he made an attempt in S<heneehis eMer brother, in Hartford.
where he married, Sep-
tady. X. Y., and in a few months reniove<l to Geneva,
89
tember 19, 1825, Phebe AA'hite. Remaining here about three 3'ears, he went to Canandaigua, where he lived about the same time, when he removed to his permanent home in Penn Yan. He was a man of unusual activity and energy in business, knowing no such word as fail. For the last three or four years of his life he was engaged in business in Chicago, 111. He was, also, i)resident of the ^lercantile Bank, at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. lie was attacked with paralysis on the Gtli of January 1857, in Chicago, where he died on the 15tli of the same month. His remains were intered in Penn Yan, where his family had continued to reside.
CHILDREN.
The first two Penn Yan.

1.
of this familj'
were born
in
Canandaigua, and the

11, 1827,
rest in
Charles Porter,
born September
and died
in
Canan-
daigua, October 18, 1829.

2.
Mary
3.
4.
5.
C.
Catherine, born October 17, 1829; married, at Penn Yan, September 2, 1850, James Morgan, son of Samuel S. and Sarah (Armstrong) Chapman of Penn Yan. He was born October 10, 1827, and lived in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1860. P^DWARDS White, born February 3, 1832, and died in Penn Yan, October 18, 1833. Edward.s Charles, born June 10, 1834. Lucy Sophia, born June 20, 1836, and lived in Penn Yan in 1860. William Spooner, born October 2, 1839.
1. 2. 4. 2. 1. 6. 4. 4.
Edwards Charles Huntington, born June

7,
10, 1834, married,
October
1857, Cornelia Bradley, daughter of
Wm.
Send) Lamport.
He was
a druggist in his
111.,
Henry and Mary Ellen (Townnative town, until November 1859,

Avas living in 1860.
when he removed
to Galesburg,
where he
child.
1.
Cora Louise,
born February 22, 1859, in Penn Yan, N. Y.
1. 2. 4. 2. 1. 6. 4. 6.
William Spooner Huntington,

X.
Y.; married,
born October
2,
1839, in
Penn Yan,
October
1859, in Springfield,
]\Iass.,
Fannie A. Dearborn.
She was born in Gilmanton, N. H., and died August 6, 1909, in Concord, N.H. He was cashier of the First National Bank in Washington, D. C, where he died March 1872. They were Episcopalians.
,
children.
1.
2.
Daughter, died in infancy. William Spooner, born January
15, 1871.
90
1.2. 4.2. 1.6.4.6.2.

Wii.i.iAM
ton,
I).
(".;
Spooneu Huntington, born January

A])ril
7,
1.").
1X71. in
WashingLouise,
married,
l!Ou,
in
Hradfonl. Vt..
Katlierini'
(laughter of
Harry Elwood and Annie Maria (Weston) Parker.

Lisbon. N. H.
She was born
July
X.
<.K
187!. in
is
llf
II.
TreasuiH'r of the .Meii'iniack County Savings Bank, of Concord.

lived in
He
Washington,
I).
C. and moved
to
Concord. X.
II..
where
he now
lives, iu 1883.
They are
Episcopalians.
ClIIM).
1.
Pahkkk, born Januarv
2('>.
1!11.
1. 2. 4. 2. 1. 6. 6.
.Sauaii
1X2H.
(
lIiN riN(iT()N) Maijiu.k, born
May
2.
ISlo; married.
.Vpril
.'!<
Henry
.Marl)]c. a
paper nianut'acturer. of North Manchester. Conn.

CIIII.DKKN.
1.
Hariukt Elizabktii.
CuAin.KS.
liorii
October
12, 1829.
2.
.'}.
Hknky.
(iKoRtiK,
is
4.
dead.
1.
2. 4. 2. 1. 6. 6.
March
.Mr.
2.'i.
1.
October
12,
Ct.,
Hahhiet Em/.ahktii (Mauiu.k) WiiiTK,

Manchester,
Ct.:
born
1829, in
married.
18.")3,
in
Manchester,
Morgan
Edward, son
18, 18;iU, in
Henry and Wapping, Ct.

of
Jt-rusha (Hai'ber)
White.
He was born October,

lit-
White was a
lie
inillwiiglit in early life,
later iu the Postal servict-.

Civil
11)02.
\\ ar.
where
served 20 years.
but
scuta substitute.
Congregationalists.
He
died
in
and was was drafted for the Manchester. Ct.. OctoJHT 2."!.
They were
Mrs. Whit"
was living
in
.Manchester, with her daughter Harriet,

CKII.I).
iu i;Mt8.
1.
llAi:i;ii.r
II
riNc; rox,
born October
4, 18;')8, in
Mancluster. Ct.
1. 2. 4. 2. 2.
Ei.ihiia
Hun
riN(iT(N, born Septt-mbcr 22. 1720, in

;il,
1
Xorwich, Conn.
He
died
married, December
7fio,
Dinah. dau'_ditcr probal)ly of .Samuel and Dina

l)orn in
(Hatch) Chapman.
as aj)pears
She was
New
London,
iluly 2o. K.'iJ.
He
from the Xorwich records, February
12, 17ti(i.
CHILDREN.
Both children of this family have their births recorded * 1. Elisha, born April 23, 1762.
2.
91
in
Norwich,
Dinah, born February 13, 1765. and married, May 19, 1786, Samuel Judd. At least, such a marriage is on record, and this is the
probable Dinah.
1. 2. 4.
2. 2. 1.
West Farms, Xorwich. 3, 1765, and who
3,
Elisha
IIuNTiN(iT<)N, born April 23, 1762, in
He
married, ]\Iay 20, 17.S4,
Nancy Rudd, who was born July

died in Franklin, Februai'y
He
1833.
CHILDREN.
This family were all born in Franklin. * 1. Charles, born June 8. 1785.
* *
2. 3.
Anna, born January Merane, born Ajn-il
31, 1787.
23, 1789.
* *
* * *
4.
5. 6.
7.
Asher, born August 14. 1791. Talitha, born February 13, 1794. Lydia, born December 29, 1795. Jonathan Rudd, born December
ZiBA. born September
12, 1801.
14, 1798.
8.
1. 2. 4. 2. 2. 1. 1.
Charles Huntington, born June

1."),
8,
1785, in Franklin, Conn.; married
Cynthia, daughter of Eleazor and Prudee (Rogers) Tracy, of Franklin,

1809.
March
He
died in Norwich, October
1,
1816.
children, born in franklin, conn.

1.
Cornelia Rudd, born

and had
A])ril 10, 1811,
married Joseph
II. Pettis,
thi-ee children.
They
lived in Brooklyn, N. Y.
2.
Carlos Tracy, born August 6, 1813, married, June 6, 1854, Ellen J. Cobb of Norwich city. He returned from a successful visit to
California,
and was afterwards a money broker
in
Wall
street,
3.
New York. Nancy Rudd,
born September 22, 1815, married George Howard, and had three children. Thev lived in Tan-vtown, N. Y.
1.2. 4. 2. 2.
Anna
married, February 25, 1813, John Cook.
1. 2.
resided in Norwich, Conn.
(IIuNTiN(iTON) Cook, born January 31, 1787, in Franklin, Conn.:
They
Mrs. Cook died
in
Norwich, February
5,
1860.
92
HUNTIXOTON GENEALOGY.
CHILDREN.
1.
HiTH Ann.
born
December
IG, 1K17; niiirriiMl
Wm.
II.
Huek. of
S.
Albany, N. Y.
2.
Sakah
IIowaui). born November

born Novemlu-r
is. IHlSt;
married \.
Went-
worth. of Xorwicb eity.

3.
LrcY Latmkui',
l.i.
ls-22: marrii'<l
William Clfur
shire, of All>any.
4.
N. Y.
7,
LvDiA Tkacy, born August
ls-27.
>
4.
>
>
Q
April
2:{.
Mkkank
(lIiNTiN(ir()N) IJknnkt, born

2!,
17s!i; married,
Tliis
in
Franklin, January
IHIG, Jonathan B. IJennet, of
Canteibmx.
tamilv
lived in Nelson. N. Y..
where she died
in
October.
1S.")2.
Ciril.DltKN.
1.
CiiAiti.KS Tt itNEli.
born November
27, ISKJ.
2.
;J.
TAKixtx IlrxTiNGTON, born June

AIautjia, who
is
2."^,
Isis.
dead.
Ki. IHllt.
4.
."j.
Mekane.
Joseph
born November
born
H..
November
27, 1.S22.
4,
G.
7.
AsAiiEL P^MSiiA, born July
182G.
Palmeh.
12
AsiiKi:
4 2 2
14
She was born
is.ji;.
lIiN
i.NciToN, l)orn
August 14.17!n.in Kiimklin. Conn.: marrietl

in
Lydia. dawghtcr of Daniel and l.ydia (Rogers) Hyde.

lin,
Frank-
Conn., .\iigust
2."),
17It.').
Tliey lived in Vernon. Conn., until

I'a.. in
IS."!."),
when
I.*".
they went to
I'ennsylvania, and to Athi-ns,

1.H2.
He
dird ,hine
1G0; his wife died August 27,

Cirii. DICI.N.
1.
IXCII'I
l.Mi
rili:
A>l.
WKKE KoKN
IN
KKNON. CONN.
2.
and diet! July 2, 1819. Lvi>i A Ji III TiA. bniM Angust24, 1818, and died October 19, 1819. II\i;i;ii,i ilvi.i;. lK)rii July 17.1820: married, .\ugust 2."). 1839, i-iicins II. Heniiet. and died .Vpril 21, 1842, leaving one daughter
IIai!i:ii:i
IIvli;, Ikmii J.uinary 12, 117,
who
4
.)
has since died.
IIk/.ekiaii. iiorn October 19. 1X22.
^^l.|\ Ti;
Xa.n< V
\<
>
Ih.iii
Ocfobci-
1,
I.S24.
Mauia.
l)orn .May 14, 1.S27.

.'U.
CiiAiti,E> OscAii, born Deceinl)er
1X29.
S|)rini:lield. I'a..
K\
1,1
V.N
IIvDK, born June
IH. 1H;{9. in
and died
in .Vthcns, I'a.,
Decetubur
IG, 180G.
93
1.2.4.2.2.1.4.4.
Hezekiah Huntington, born October
married,
19,
1822, in Vernon,
Conn.;
November
15, 1890.
18, 1850,
Sarah
INI.
Gates.
He was
2,
a farmer and lived in
East Smithfield, Penn., where he died September
1884.
His wife died
October
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Florence Caroline, born in July 1851 died in 1877. Charles Asher, born in January 1855. George Lincoln, born in East Smithfield, January 21,
;
18()2.
4.
William, born
in 1867; married,
December
29, 1893, Effie Vineer;
they lived in East Smithfield.
1. 2. 4. 2. 2. 1. 4. 4. 2.
Charles Asher Huntington, born

Pa.; married, April
1,
in January, 1855, in East Smithfield,
1880, Lucinda Knickerbocker.
They
are living in East
Smithfield, Penn.
children.
1. 2. 3.
4. 5. 6.
7.
Hezekiah Hyde, born September 16, 1881. William Clay, born May 8, 1883. Florence Eveline, born August 16, 1884. Harriet May, born February 22, 1887. Charles Vergne, born April 19, 1889. Fred Earl, born May 17, 1891; died February
1896.
Wynne Ray,
born September
12, 1892.
5,
8.
George Leslie,
born September
1894.
1. 2. 4. 2. 2. 1. 4. 4. 3.
George Lincoln Huntington,

21, 1862; married, in
born in East Smithfield, Pa., January

28, 1886, Grace,
East Smithfield, July

29, 1863.
AVilliam Danforth, and

Porte, Ind.,
Mary Amelia (Northrup) Lane.

Mr. Huntington
N.
Y.,
is
December
1,
daughter of She was born in La a farmer, and a member
of the Disciples
Church.
1908
;
They moved from East

to Ithaca,
Smithfield, Penn., to
1,
Penn
1910.
Yan, N. Y., April
where they now live, March
children, I50RN IN EAST SMITHFIELD, PENN.

1.
William Lane,
born July 12, 1887; married,
in
West
Burlington,
Pa.,ApriI 28, 1909,

2. 3.
AnnaMayFoulke
they liveinBurHngton,Pa.
Ithaca,
Flora May, born October 13, 1888; lives in Gertrude Amelia, born February 16, 1890
N. Y.
lives in Ithaca,
N. Y.
94
4.
Wakkkn
Danfoktii,
l)orn
May
tl,
lHtl; inarriufl,
May
in
24, 1911, in
5.
Neva lone Ilarkness; they live Joseph Lei.and, horn November 20, 1892; lives in
Springfield, Pa.,
Athens, Pa.
Croton-on-the-
6.
Hudson, N. Y. Anna Belle, born June

X. Y.
26,
1894
lives in
Croton-on-the-PIudson,
7.
8.
9.
George Eveuett, horn September 9, 1H97; died July 2fi, 1898. Arthur Ray, lK)rn March 13, ls99; lives in Ithaca, X. Y. Grace Evelyn, born December 29, 190<; lives in Ithaca, N. Y.
non, Conn.; married, July
Lydlv Tracy (lIiNTiNtrroN) Gates, horn October 11, 1824, She died May 9, 4, 1848, James M. Gates.
CHILI).
1.
in
Ver-
1883.
Ednaii, died A])n]
11, 1882.
12422.
Nancy Maria
Smithrield, I'enn.. Sei)teml)er
."JO,
fi
(IItntinc; Ton) Vooi; mis, born
May
14, 1827, in
Vernon,
die<l
in
Conn.; married September 10, 1845, William

1905.
Edward Voorhis.
She
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Ci.ARENCE
lilNiillAM.
2.
Wilson Fremont.
1242214B1
Clarence
Celia Burt.
IiiN(;nAM Voorhis, Imrn

live in
married, October 27, 1877,
They
East Smithfield, Penn.

CIIII.DKEN.
1.
Edna Maim a,
born October
14,
l.S,
187.s.
ti,
2.
Mary
Eola, born June
1HK3; died February
1H85.
3.
Wil.i.iA.M, l)orn .lunc 18, 1886.
2
live in
>
I.
;
H 2
married,
Wilson
I'iikmoni
\'ooI!HIS,
bom
November
2n. 1877,
Carrie E. (ow'll; they
Athens. Penn.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
IImmkt IOdwaick, born .July 19, 1S81. Gkoimje IIira.m, born November 19, 188().
3.
Harry Malcolm,
born October
19, 1889.
95
1.
2. 4. 2. 2. 1. 4. 7.
13,
Charles Oscar Huntington, born December

ber 28, 1864, Lydia Dunn.
1829; married Octo-
He was
a harnessmaker in Athens, Pa., and died
November
22, 1893.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Lillian Harriet, born January
19, 1866, in
Athens, Pa.
2.
Luella Dunn, born February

Robert F. Page.
9,
1868; married October 28, 1889,
She died
in Athens, Pa., April 10, 1892.
1.2.4.2.2.
married, September 16, 1885, Dr.
of Athens, Pa.
1. 4. 7. 1.
19,
Lillian Harriet (Huntington) Cowell, born January
1866;
Edward M.
Cowell, a successful physician
CHILDREN, BORN IN ATHENS, PA.

1.
Grace Francesca,
1888.
born November
1889
24,
1886
died
November
12,
2.
Son, born August
5,
died the same day.
3.
4.
5.
Margaret Evelyn, born July 20, 1890. Sarah Louise, born January 20, 1892. Edward Huntington, born August 29, 1899.
1. 2. 4. 2. 2. 1. 5.
in
Talitha (Huntin(JTOn) Lathrop, born February 13, 1794; married, Franklin, Conn., December 2, 1824, Azariah, son of Andrew Lathrop, of
They
resided in Vernon, Conn.
Bozrah, Conn.
children.
1.
A. Willis, born April 24, 1826, a lawyer in Iowa.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Huntington, born August 17, 1827. Philena Maria, born April 25, 1829, and is Eliza L., born November, 1831. Nancy Huntington, born October 3, 1835.
E.
dead.
1.
2.4.2.2. 1.6.
Lydia (Huntington) Peck, born December 29, 1795; married in Frankhn, Conn., March 26, 1818, Asa Peck, of Franklin. She died in Norwich,
Conn., October 12, 1853.
96
CHILDREN.
1.
'2.
3. 4.
5. 6.
Lydia T., married Clement Smith, and lived in New Haven. Conn. Makia, born August 5, 1S21, and is dead. Samukl RlM)I), born March 17, 125, and lived in Toledo. Ohio. Thomas Scott, born November li>, 1X29, was in the Union army. Gko. Whitfield, born January 12, 1832, was in the Union army.
Henuy
M., born June, 1839, was also in the Union army.
1040017
.Jonathan Kidd IjiXTiNciToN, born December 14, 1798. They lived 4, 1823, Linda Haker. where he died, October 15, 1856, and where she lived in 1860.
Conn.; married, September
in
Franklin,
in
Vernon.
1.
town
in
Jui.ia Ann, born May, 1853.
in
Vernon, June
28, 1827,
and died
in the
same
O
bom
J.
O O
Ellis.
1
12,
K
1801;
married,
in
ZiBA IIiN iiNGToN,

Conn., December
died,
2:5,
September
Franklin,
1824,
Nabby
They
lived in Franklin,
where he
September
30, 1828.
CHILDREN, BOHN
*
*
1.
IX I'KANKLIN,
15, 1825.
CONN.
.\biiv
Jank, born November

Ellis, born July
2.
Samuel
14, 1827.
1. 2. 4. 2. 2. 1. 8. 1.
Aimv Jank (HuNTlN(iTON) Tka(

15.
i)orn in Friuiklin. Conn.,
November
1825; married
November
4,
1846, .Mniond Tr;icy of Franklin. Conn.
Cim.MUKN.
1.
()l.l\
KU RlDl).
2.
;{.
William. Lydia Ellis.
1.
2.
I.
2. 2. 1. S. 2.
bom
.Inly
II,
Sami'KI, Ki.ms llrNTiN<}ToN,
1827, in
Franklin, Conn.
married Caroline Sophia Morse.

died
He
died Septendier 19, 19o7, and his wife
December
25, 1911.
CHILD.
1.
97
ZiBA Jedidiah, born April

in
4,
185&, in Franklin, Conn.; married,
first,
Clara Jane, daughter of Albert Morgan and Clarissa (Graves) Mott.
and died April 17, 1911, in Mariva Caroline, daughter of David Henry and Mary Ellen (Collins) Snow. She was born in Mansfield, Conn. He is a farmer and a Methodist, and lives in Griswold, Conn.
She was born
3,
Lebanon, Conn., June
1854,
Griswold, Conn.
He
married, second,
May
16, 1912,
1.2.4. 2. 5.
in Norwich, November 23, 1724, and married October 13, 1747, John, son of John and Margaret (Hyde) Tracy, and she was his first wife. She had four children, and her descendants have been both numerous and respectable.
Margaret (Huntington) Tracy, born
children.
*
1.
98
1. 2. 4. 2. 5. 3.
Mau(;ai!ET (Tii.vcv) Stokks, marrk'd Benjamin
Conn.
ClIII-DKKN.
1.
.Storrs of
Mansfield,
IÂTIIKOI'.
2.
;i.
Hick INS.
jMaucakkt. Oliveh.
4.
1. 2. i. 2. 6.
lIUNTiNGTox, born Septcniln-r 12, 17"2(>, in Norwich, Conn. 1 ".O."), Lois, daugliter of Samuel and Experience (Hyde) They live<l in Gifford, who was liorn, also in Norwich, February 25, 173U-1. Norwich, New Concord Society, now Bozndi, where he was a deacon in the
TiiK<JlMiil,i'.s
Hi- niarrii'd
January
.'{,
Congregational chuich, and
its
clerk I'rom 17(11 to 177.S.
In 17.so
jn'
went
to
Lebanon, \.
'i'lic
II.
and
of
<iied in LSI.").
all
births
in
this
family are
whi(di
is
recorded
in
Norwich, though they
oecuri-eil
that
jiart
of
it
now
the town of I'xizrah.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1.
'riiKoPillLl'S, born
November
23, 17.53.
2.
."5.
* 4.
5.
Samitel, born July 29, 1756. HiUAM, born August 24, 1758. ZiBA, born October 26, 1760.
AuEL. born
17
7.S.
I)ccend)er
2, 17(;2,
and died
in
Norwich. Septcnilicr
!.
li.
L(H8,
i)orn
May
11,
7i.').
ami
11.
niari-icd.
May
in
1.').
17S(;,
Samuel
t.
râthroi), of
!>cliau(in,
N.
Siic
died
Lebanon, April
1X46.
7.
.ALvHGAitKT, born Novendu-r
2,
1 7il><,
and married Uufns Lathroj),

still
and lived
(ISCd.)
in
Chelsea. Vi.
llor
docendants
live in
Chelsea.
H.
!).
I'ltiKi,,
born
May
7.
17 71.
2o, 177ii.
Neiik.MIAH. born
180:i,
.Vpril
lie
graduated
at
Dartmouth
N. V..
in
and entered the
legal
profession in
iV-lerltoro,
in
1807.
He
nuirried. in
IM 7,
Ilannali N. Lathrop. of Lel)anon
N.
a
II.
lie attained of
some
distinction in his |)ioression.

in
1S2.">
He was
and died.
memluT
the state
legislature
lH."j.'>.
and
'2il,
nuieli respected,
Marcli 26,
1. 2. 4. 2. 6. 1.
99
Theophilus Huntington, born November 23, November 1, 1777, Ruth Talcott, of Bolton; and,
1753.
for
liis
He
married,
first,
second wife, at
Lebanon, N. H., December 31, 1795, Phebe, daugliter of Capt. James Hall. He went to Western New York, and died at Clarence, Erie County, July 11,
1830.
His
first
wife tlied at Chelsea, Vt., February 10, 1793, and his second,
October
10, 1823.
CHILDREN.
Tlie
1.
first
birth in this family
is
the only one on the Noi'wich ivcords.
RrTii, born December 28, 17 78; married Dr. Ainsworth, of ]Mc<lina,

Ohio, where she died in February, 1855.
3.
>-
Between Ruth and Asenath were two daughtei"s and a
son.
4.)
5.
Asenath, born November

Tunbridge, Vt.
2, 1783, in Lebanon, N. II.: married Richard Andrus, of Chelsea, Vt., and in 1860 resided in North
.1
8.
Between Asenath and Abel

r
ters, all of
Hall, were three sons
and three
dauirh-
9.
whom
died in infancy.
10.
11..
* 12.
13.
Ajjel Hall, born October 2, Theoda, born November 27,
1796.
1799, married a Mr. Leech.
2,
14.
Lois Gifford, born April Mr. Parker.
1801, married October
2,
1823, a
1. 2. 4. 2. 6. 1. 12.
Abel Hall Huntington,

Ann
in
born October
26, 1807.
2,
179G; married, in 1822,
Lucy
who was born September Erie county, N. Y., and liis widow
Jones,
He
died September 23, 1828,
in
May, 1846.
children.
1.
Lucy Ann Jones,

AiJEL Hall, born
born September
26, 1823,
and lived
in
Kansas.
*
*
2.
May
7,
1825.
3.
4.
Joseph Warren, died at the age of two years. Joseph AVarren, born December 25, 1828.
1. 2. 4. 2. 6. 1. 12. 2.
ried,
Abel Hall Huntington, born May 7, 1825, in Lancaster, N. Y.; September 26, 1847, in Town Line, N. Y., Permelia Valkenburg.
in Hurley,
mar-
She
was born
N. Y., February
1,
1824.
loo
on C. B.
for
He was a builder, and was for many yt-ars Superintendent of Buildings, & Q. R. R., west of Chicago. He was a Congrepationalist. and was many years a member of the Hoard of Kdueation in (ialeslun-;^. 111., beginThey
Col.,
ning with the year 1870.

(ialesburg,
in
111.,
lived in
and Denver,
5, 1X9.').
where he died
Xew York State, May 2tj, litOu.
Princeton,
III.,
His wife died
Denver, January
CIIII.DI'.KX.
1.
LiCY
.Mii.i,i>().\,
born October 14,
184f>. in
Lanca>ler, X. Y.: mar-Inhn
ried
December
13, 1871, in fJalesburg,
111.,
Benjamin Hol-
gate; they live in Denver, Col.

*
!.
."5.
Hklen Amelia, born August 13, 1850. Rkuhkx Milo, born November 2-i,
Denver, Col.
Idkli.a Lrci;i-TiA,
liorii
in
Lancaster. N. Y.
Princeton,
111.:
18.'..'{.
in
lives in
4.
May
IM, l>t5fj, in (Jale-biirg. HI-: lives in
Denver,
o.
C.,1.
MAK^ Anna,
Gulesbwrg,
Imrn December
III.
.'il,
l.s'j.s;
died
A|)ril
;.
18G8, in
(i.
CATHKKiNE KvA.
ried, lirst,
boru NovcndjiT
Hi, 18(J1, in (ialesburg.
111.:
mar:
second,
November 18, March 10, 18;tl,
1881, in Denver, Col., .lo.seph Blidden

in
Denver,
Col.,
.\rtliur Fish:
lives in
Denver, Col.
*
7.
IsAiJEL JÂi KA, born October 17,
lisilS, in
(ialesburg.
111.
III.:
s.
Artuik Hakhis,
July
10,
born
May
"28,
1869, in (ialesburg.
and died
1869, in (Jalesbur<i-.
1. 2.
1.
2. 6. 1. 12. 2. 2.
i;{,
Helen Amelia
IIintington) Johnston, born August

in
185n. in
Lancaster. N. Y.: married,
Denver,
Col.,
February
24. lie
Alexander and Susan Brown (Farrington) Johnston.

9, lH.-)6, in
James, son of was born September

1X7.'),
Quin<y,
lie
HI.
a
Mr. Johnston was

lingtoii
Itoiite.
locomotive enîneei' with the

a
('.
W.
<k
^^.
\\.
K., I>ur-
was
CongregationalisI
.Mouticcllo,
Ind.,
;iiid
a
(
deacon
in
tliat
ChiM"ch.
.Mr.
They lived
in
Quincy,
H.
111.,
and
iiilesbiirg.
111.,
where
Johnston died March
191.'!.
Mrs. Johnston lives

t
in (ialesliurg. HI.
iiii.i>i;kn.
1. 2.
(Ikokge AiiKL, born
.Vpril 20, 1877. in
Galcsburg,
111.
iÊSLlK .Ia.mks, born October 29, 1881,
in (J;ilesburg,
111.
1
(iK<iK<>E
>
(5
1.
12.
!2.
2
18,
AuEL
live in
.loiiNSlON, born April 20, 1H77: married
March
in
19, 1908,
in .Vrcher, Neli., Alice L.
Baker.
She was born May
l.s."),
Central City,
Neb.
The\
Coimeii BlulTs, Iowa.
CHILDREK.
1.
101
2.
Helen Louise, born December 22, 1908, Ruth Huntington, born September 1.
Towa.
in
Archer. Neb.
1913, at Council BlufTs,
*>
*>
fi
12 2 2. 2.
29,
Leslie James Johnston, born October

married in Townlcy, Mich.,
living in Washincrton, D. C.
Aii<>iist
1881, in Galesburii,
III.;
12,
1908, Louise
M. Baker.
Tliey are
CHILD.
1.
Eleanor
jNIay, born
Jannarv
2f).
1913.
1. 2. 4.
2. 6.
1.
12. 2.7.
Isabel Laura (Huntington) Davis, born October 17, 1863, in Galesburg, III.; married, June 26, 188S, Joel Davis. Mrs. Davis died August 16, Her busljand is living' in Boulder, Col. 1894, in Denver, Col.
childkkn.
1.
Stanley Huntington, born August

lives in Boulder, Col.
2(i,
1.S90, in
Denver,
Col.;
2.
Myrtlk Anna,
November
1.5,
born March
29.
1892, in Denver, Col.:
married
1911, in Denver, Col.,
Donley.
Joseph
N.
of
Y.;
1. 2. 4. 2. 6. Wauken Huntington, horn

14, 1850, in
1.
12. 4.
25. 1828. in Erie Co.,
December
married November
Darien, N. Y., Harriet Ester, daughter
Samuel and Sally ^laria (Hurd) Johnson, of Town Line, Erie Co., N. Y. He was a blacksmith and a machinist. He moved from Town Line, N.Y.,
111.,
to Princeton,
in
1852-3
then to Galesburg,
IlL,
TU.,
about 1857
1,
to Aurora,
111.,
about 1865
then to Princeton,
where he died April
1894.
His wife
died in the same town July 11, 1904.
CIIILDKEN.
*
*
1.
2.
3.
Albert Wakriin, born September 27, 1851, in Town Line, N. Y''. Louisa Jane, born August 15, 1853, in Princeton, 111. Charles Frank, born May 13, 1857, and died November 27, 1860,
in Princeton,
111.
7,
4.
Lucy Maria,
born August 26, 1859, and died December

III.
1906,
in Princeton,
5.
Wilbur Kendall,
born September 27, 1863, and died August 22,

111.
1864, in Princeton,
102
(i.
IIUNTINOTOX GRXKALOOV.
Joseph Leon, born March

September
in
9, l!tOH,
3,
1867; married in Santa Anna, Cal.,

dauirliti-r of Pliillip
Clara Kosine,
Lissettf (SmitliJ Cronenbcrgi-r, of Findlay,()hiu.
Jacob and She was born
Plymouth,
().,
DeccnilxT
H,
1H77.
lie
is
an osteojjathic ])hys(
7.
)m:iha, Neb., Santa where they now live. He gi-aduated from the American School of Osteopathy in June, 1904. IlAKP.iKr Hki.l, born Septeml)er 24, 1868, and died December 22,
ician.
They
liavc lived in Kirksville, Mo.,
Barbara,
Cal.,
and Princeton,
111.,
1875, in Princeton,
8.
111.
Claka Lof,
in
born September 13, 187o. and died December 16, 1910,

III.
Princeton,
1. 2.
4. 2. 6. 1. 12. 4. 1.
Ai.iiKitT Waukkx Huntington, born September 27, l.s.^1, in Town Line, X. v.: niarrie<l, in Princeton, 111., July 8, ].S73, Mary Caroline, dauu;hter of Joseph and Sarah (Steinbrook) (iarrett. She was born in Vinton, ().. May
12, \sr>3.
He
is
a photo<rrapher.
CHILDRKN.
*
1.
Ei.LA Bi.ANCii, born April 17,
187.').
2.
Mahy
ton,
LoiiSK, born September

111.,
21, 1.S7S
married, ,Fnne 20,

Tliey
livi;
i:t02,
in PrineetiMi.
111.
Herman Louis Simon.
in
Prince-
;{.
JoSF.PH Ai.HKKT,
.March
ton,
5,
liorn
.Vugust 19, 1883; married, in Chicago,
III.,
1909,
Martha Matilda Kickmcier.

is
They
married,
live in Prince-
111.,
where he
chief of the Fire Department.

2.">.
4.
Kith Gakkktt,
111.,
born December
l.s,S(i:
in
Princeton,
live in
October
16, 1906,
Kveret Nathan Harrington.
They
Princeton,
III.
1.
Li.
I,
2. 4. 2.
(5.
1.
12. 4.
1. 1.
i
(Huntinoton, Stkinmaxn) Uk( k \vi h. born April 7, 187.', in Priiieelon, III.: married, first, December 23, 1S97, Martin, son of He was born in Lanark. III., .\piil 1, .Martin and Mary (Sivelly) Steinmann.
A
Hi ,AN(
II
1H71.
Mr. Steinmann
III.
is
a real estate broker, and has lived in
Dixon and
Chicago,
Mrs. .SteinmaiiM in.inied, second, .Inne 29. 191o.

Burt, son of
jn
Chicago,
111.,
Ldwin
Ldwin Kiithven and Julia

Hidgebury, Pa.
19o.s.
Philiira (Hurt)
Beckwitli.
a physician
He was
and
sur-
l)orn .Inne M, 1.H70, in
.Mr.
lieckwith
is
geon, a graduate of K.xeter Acailemy, N. H. 189.); Harvard University, 1899,
and
Herring
Medical College,
He
is
an Kpiscopal Theosophic, has

in
liveil in
New York
City and LImira. \. V.. am!
(liicago.
Ill,
their present
resilience.
Dr. Beckwitli was previously married to Miss Grace Street.
his ancestry, in the
103
He
traces
Beckwith Genealoiiy, direct to tlie sister of Robert the Bruce, of Scotland, and, on his mother's side, the Burt Genealogy takes the ancestry direct to the sister of William Penn. Dr. Beckwith comes of a long line of professional men, and men of
character of high repute.
CHILD, (StEFNMANN)
1.
Ruth Huntington,
born September 21, 1901, at Chicago,
111.
1. 2. 4. 2. 6. 1.
12. 4. 2.
Princeton,
son
Louisa Jane (Huntington) Bryant, born August 15, 1853, at 111.; married. March 7, 1877, in Princeton, 111., Lester Raymond, of Arthur and Henrietta Raymond (Plummer) Bryant. He was born
is
September 8, 1848, in Princeton, 111. Mr. Bryant Bryant died June 12, 1910, in Princeton, 111.
an
oi'ohardist.
Mrs.
CHILDREN, nolIX IN
1.
I'i:iNCET< )N, ILL.

23,
Hattie HuNTiNcnoN, born June

1900, Charles Otis Brigliam.
1878;
married March
111.
3,
They
live in Princeton,
2.
Arthur Warren,
1905, in Truro,
born August 28, 1879; married, September

Blair.
17,
3.
4.
Nova Scotia, Lillian Sara Frank Raymond, born May 15, 1881. Louise, born March 11, 188(i,
o 4 o
fi
>
Samuel Huntington,
ried
born July 29, 1756, in Bozrah, Conn.
He
mar-
Mary Bennet,
1783, and went to Buffalo, N. Y.
He
enlisted in the
army
of the revolution, April 23, 1777,for three years,
and was enrolled

N. Y.
as sergeant.
CHILDREN, HORN IN lUFFALO,

1.
2. 3.
Polly, born in 1784. Samuel, had no children. Philura, married a Baptist clergyman.
1.2.4.2.6.3.
Hiram Huntington,
lived in Chelsea, Vt.
of
born August
24,
1758, in Norwich, Conn.
He
They
married in Chelsea, Vt., in 1796, Lucy Perkins, and was a farmer.
His wife was a daughter
of
Jacob and Martha Perkins,
Windham, Conn., and died December 9, 1831. entered the army of the revolution in 1777.
He
died
May
8,
1835.
He
104
CHILDRKN.
This family were
*
1.
all
born in Chelsea, Vt.

179x.
2.
Laika, born in Aujrust, Jacoh 1'kkkixs.
3.
Lrc'iA, born January is. 1S05, and lived unmarried in Boston, Mass.
4.
Hakicif.t. born September. lÔs. ami died September, 1810.
1.2. 4. 2. 6. 3.
Laiua
where
lie
(
1.
IliN
i.\(i
1(n)
BLODtiKTT,
bom
Aujiust, 179.S, in Chelsea, Vt.:
married, in Isis,
died
lela I'dodgett.
'Hiey lived several years in Hoston, Mass.,
March
4, 1857.
CHII.DHKN.
1.
2.
Zekiaii Huntington, born 1820; married. Samuel A. Clifford, and had tour children. LfciA Caholink. born in 1827 married in 1847, Asa 11. Hrown.of Montpelier. ^'t., and hail two daughters.
:
3.
lIiiiAM
Wayne Huntington,
L..
born
in 1833: died in Para. Hrazil.
1854.
4.
.Mahy
born
in
1837; married in 1856, Charles H. Collagher, of

son.
\\ est
Newton, and had one
1. 2. 4. 2. 6. 3. 2.
,Ja(<>i
1'kkkins Huntin<;t<)n, born

1828, Betsy Spear,
in
April. 1800, in
Chelsea, Vt.:
and was a Baptist minister livinji in LondonHis wife was a dau<fhter of Dr. Moses and .ludith Spear, of derrv, Vt. He married for his second wife, Vêrshire, \'t., and died in Chelsea in 1848.
married
in
in
1850. Aseuath Stevens, of I)al)ni-y. X.

N't.
II.
lie
was
in
lS(il. ])astor of
the
Baptist church, in Guilford,
CIIILDKKN.
1.
.JuinTii
185(i,
Spear, born
V^t.
in
Clielsea.
Vt., in
1830: married.
in
May
19,
Rev. Elliot Merrifield, and was settK-d
West Wards-
boro,
2.
3. 4.
They
ba<l
two children.
in 18;J2.
in
Lucy
I'kkkins, born in Thetfonl, \t.,

.Jank, born
I'lsii,
Mary
in
Thetfonl.
1834.
AuAnKi.i.A
born
in Ira, \'t., in 1843.
1. 2.
/iHA N.
H.,
1
I.
2.
(J.
2(!.
1
1.
7(iO,
ITN<; Ki.v,
.\pril
born
2,
Octoiu-r
married Sela (Jrecn.
1794.
and a man greatly respected.
Norwich, Conn. in He He was a wealthy farmer in Lebanon, He was considerably in jmblic life as
justice of the peace, for
105
years a
more than twenty years deputy sheriff, and for two His first wife died Xovember 29, 1818. He married for his second wife, in INIarch, 1823, Hephzibah Hunton, who died May 9, 1836. He died January 15, 1838.
member
of the state senate.
CHILDREN.
This family were
1.
all
born
in
Lebanon, N. H.
27,
Zeruah, born December

Hezekiali Ford.
1794; married
in
-lanuary. 1823,
She died
1796; died
jNlay,
1825, in Lebanon, N. H.
9.
2.
ZiBA, born July
9,
November
1797.
* *
3.
Fanny, born September

ZiBA, born September
6,
17, 1798.
4.
5.
1800.
Adnah, born
in Ohio.
July 17, 1802; married Lucy Conant, who died.
He
married, second. Sarah Miller.
He was
a carpenter and resided
6.
Harry, born
-June 22, 1804,
and
<lied single,
August
14, 1833, in
Lebanon, N. H.
7.
Alvan, born November

a farmer
25, 1806;
married Emily Downer, and was

Ohio.
10.
living; in Strongsville,
8.
Julia, born October

S. Pierce.
4,
1809;
married February
18,
1836,
John
22,
9.
They lived in Boston. Matilda Caroline, born January

1836,
1811; married
May
child
James H. Pushee,
of Boston.
They had one
and
resided in Boston.
* 10.
Edwin Nehemiah,
born June 24. 1816.
1. 2. 4. 2. 6. 4. 3.
Fanny (Huntington) Peck,

A^^ Peck, of Lebanon, N.
II.,
born September
7,
17,
1798; married John
November
1821.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Eli, born June 12, 1824. Alonzo, born January 7,
1826.
3.
4.
John Murray, born January 26, 1830. Parthenia Waters, born December 13,
1. 2. 4. 2. 6. 4. 4.
1832.
Ziba Huntington, born Sejjtember
6,
1800; married
in 1858.
March
5,
1835,
Sarah Sprague; he was living in Lebanon, N. H.,

CHILD.
1.
Emma, born February
14, 1839, in
Lebanon, N. H.
106
1.2.4.2. 6. 4. 10.
Edwix Nehemiaii Huntington,
X. IL; married January
l(j,
born June
24,
ISKJ. in
Lebanon,
1844, Laura Pierce.
'I'hey resided in Leljanon,
N. IL, where their children were born.
CHILDREN.
1.
Alice Gkhtisude, born September

1857.
20, 1847,
and died April
13,
2.
Carrie Matilda, born July
8,
1850.
1. 2.
4.2. 6.8.
7,
Uriel Huntington, born May

in 1796,
177L
in
Norwich, Conn.,
iiml
married,
Betsy Hough.
He was
to
a graduate of
Bowdoin
College, and
became
a physician.
region,
He moved
Bowdoinham, Me., early

of"
in the
settlement of that
and continued
to reside there until his death.

is
"
He was
man
of
respectable parts," and
spoken
by the old residimts with a good deal of
respect, as having been professionally kind
and
skillful,
and a worthy and
active
member
of the Baptist church in Howchjinham.
children.
All of this family died of consumption.
1.
Delia, born
in
1796, and die<l October
2,
1827.
2. 3.
Hannah, lioni in 179s, and died January 18, 18.S5. MiXKKVA, l)()rn iu ISdO, and died ]Mareh 14, 1826.
Solon,
IJiiiKL,
<licd
4.
5.
February
16, 1830,
aged
23, in the
West
Indies.
married Sarah Moulton, ami died, having had no children.

in
His widow married,
Colonel George Lyons, of
Topsham, ]\Ie., September New York City.
2,
1859,
1.2. 4.2. 7.
Barnara.h HuntiN(;ton,
l)orn
May
29,
1728. in Norwich, Conn.
He
married Decend)cr 11, 17.01, Anne Wright, of Hebron, and lived iu Frankliui Conn., where he was deacon in the Congregational church. He was a soliil
man, "an active and worth." He was one
iuliiu-ntial
of the selectmen of
issued a call to the patriots of
and highly respected for his moral Norwich, who, on May 30, 1774, the town to meet on the sixth of the next month
patriot,
"to take into Consi<lcra(i()U the Mclancholly

tutional Liberties Right
by the Enemies of his
."situation of our Civil and Constiand Privileges which are threatened with ilestruction, Majesty'.'* Happy Reign and Government over the
American Colonies."
107
character as a
in Franklin,
His wife was born October 18, 1725, and lived until July 21, 1821. Her woman and a Christian was one of great excellence. He died
April 14,
17,S7.
The
births of this family are all recorded in Norwich,
and they occurred
in Franklin,
then the West Farms parish of Norwich.
CHILDREN.
1.
Anna, born October
19, 1752.
Hartshorn of Franklin. *
* * *
2.
She married, June 18, 1776, She died October 6, 1777.
Silas
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Barnabas, born July 5, 1754. AzARiAH, born June 6, 1756. Mary, born September 12, 1758. AsAHEL, born March 17, 1761.
Elizabeth, born July 17, 1763. Rebecca, born September 5, 1765.
*
* *
8.
9.
GuRDON, born July
31, 1768.
10.
Lucy, born December 4, 17 70, and died December 21, 1773. Hezekiah, born October 12, 1773, and died unmarried in 1838.
1.
2.4.
2. 7. 2.
5,
Barnabas Huntington,
married,
born July
1754, in Norwich, Conn.,
and
November
13, 1788, Abigail,
daughter of Joshua Perkins of Lisbon,
Conn., where he was a successful farmer.

tional
7,
church in Hanover Society, Lisbon.
He was a deacon of the CongregaHe died in Lisbon, Conn., October
1841,
and
his wife.
May
7,
1843, in the 77th year of her age.
children.
* *
1. 2.
3.
Clarissa, born May 3, 1791. Lucy, born in 1793. Barnabas, born June 30, 1800; married, October 13, 1823, Juliette Morgan, and died October 29, 1825, having had no children.
1. 2. 4. 2. 7. 2. 1.
in Lisbon,
Clarissa (Huntington, Bottom) Smith, born May 3, 1791; married, Februaiy 20, 1810. Martin Bottom, who was a farmer, and who
She married,
for her second husband, in April, 1820,
died.
Rufus Smith, and
they lived in Griswold.
CHILD,
1.
(bottom.)
2,
Martin
H., born
December
CHILDREN,
1810.
(smith.)
2.
3.
4.
Rufus, born September 17, 1821. Mary, born November 7, 1825. John B., born December 13, 1832; the
in 1858.
last one, alone,
being alive,
108
HUNTINGTON GEXKALOGY.
1.2. 4.2. 7. 2. 2.
Lucy (IIuNxixciTox) Bishop,
B.arzillai Bishitp,
l)oni in
179.S:
married March
10, 1815,
who
(lied AjjpII 11. IX.U. in
Lisbon. Conn.
CHILDREN.
1.
Bakzii.lai H., born
A\)v\\ 25,
ISHI; died October 15, 183S.

15, 1S18.
2. 3.
Nathan
Pki!KINS, l)orn Feljrnary
4. 5.
(1.
Samuel, born April 9, 1821; died April 11, 1821. Roger Adams, born August 12, 1822; died February 12, 1855. Lucy, born Septemlier 1, 1824; died Augu.^t 25, 1851. Mary, born July 24. 1828; married Rev. Charles .\yer. and died
August
17, 1913.
7.
Ki.izAnr:TH. born July 24, 1828: died August 24. 1848.

AiiKiAii,, born .\ugiist 2s. 1830: died
8.
January
31, 1855.
1. 2. 4. 2. 7. 2. 2. 2.
Nathan Perkins
married, February
IJishop. born February 15, 1818, in Hanover, Conn.:
16, 1X40, in
William and Nancy (Bingham) Lee.
Hanover, Conn., Nancy, daughter of Deacon She was bf)rn Sejrtember 19, 1817. in
Hanover, Conn.
Legislature in I860.
school and church.
It
Mr. Bishop was a farmer. He was
lie represented the

(irst
selectman of the
Town of Lisbon. Town and held
Conn.,
in
offices in
has been written of bim that
'"he
life
visitor in
many
households.
His
was a mo(lel citizen and a wekome<i was an example of the Christian living
which he profes.sed." On tiic liftietli anniversary of his marriage, as he looked upon his children and grandchildren, he was able to say, "not one has brought He lived in Norwich, Conn., where he died .\ugust ilisgrace upon the house." 'I'liey were His wife died April 2S. is!i2. in Norwicli, Conn. 10, l!ts.
Congregationalists.
CHILDREN, BURN
*
* *
1.
IN
HANOVER, CONN.
Nathan
2. 8. 4.
Lee, born March 6, 1841. Lrcv Hi'ntin<;ton, born S'ptember 9, 1842. Nan( V BiNGHA.M, born January 21, 1845.
Barzillai Perkins, born February
10, 1852.
1. 2. 4. 2.
7. 2. 2. 2. 1.
6,
Nathan Lke
November
in
Bisiioi',
born .March
Conn.,
1S41, in Hanover, Conn..: married.
15, 1869, in Mansfield,
.Julia
Kiizabeth .\rmstrong: they live
Norwich, Conn.
CHILDREN.
1.
109
2.
Fannie Arxold, born in 1873. Kathekine Trowbridge, born
in 1877.
1. 2.
4.2. 7.
2.
2.2.
2.
Lucy Huntington (Bishop) Witter, born September 9, 1842, in Hanover, Conn.; married November 1, 1865, in Mansfield, Conn., Nathan Witter they live in Worcester, Mass.
:
children.
1.
Hubert, born
2.
Helen
and died in infancy. Bishop, born in 1868; died in 1911.

in 1867,
3.
Edward William,
born in 1874.
1. 2. 4. 2. 7. 2. 2. 2.
3.
(Bishop) Cary, born January 21, 1845, in Hanover, Conn.; married March 10, 1871, in Norwich, Conn., Charles WUliam Cary. She died April 28, 1892, in Norwich, Conn. Mr. Cary is also dead.
Nancy BiNimAM
children.
1.
Frederick William, born
in 1872.
2.
Hubert
Bishop, born
in 1873.
in 1876.
3.
Henrietta Woodsworth, born
1.2.4.2.7.2.2.2.4.
Barzillai Perkins Bishop, born February
married January 16, 1879,
live in in
10, 1852, in
Hanover, Conn.;
East Hartford, Conn., Ellen
M. KUbourne. They
Norwich, Conn.
is
Mr. Bishop
sale grocers, of
senior
member
of the firm of Bishop, Bidwell
&
Co., whole-
Norwich, Conn.
children.
*
1.
2.
Harriet Kilbourne, born April 2, 1881. RoBEUTs Huntington, born June 9, 1884.
3.
Marion Lee,
born
May
31, 1886.
1. 2. 4. 2. 7. 2. 2. 2. 4. 1.
Harriet Kilbourne (Bishop) Rose, born April 2, November 4, 1903, Stephen Edward Rose, of Elmira, N. Y.
1881; married,
110
huntington genealogy.
childrp:n.
1.
Hklkx KiLBoruxK,
horn Ft-bruary
l)orn
'J.
l!)0.j.
2.
Mary
Mc^^'lLLIAMS,
March
Hi, 190(5.
3.
DoK<jTHY Bishop, born October
14, 1907.
1.2. 4. 2. 7. 3.
AzARiAH Huntington,
married January
9,
born June
6,
17.56,
in
Norwich, Conn.
He
1791, Parnell, daughter

l)orn in 1757.
of
John and Anna (Vibbcr)

1)S19,
Champion.
She was
1833.
He was
a deacon of the Franklin cluirch.
a farmer and a worthy citizen.
His wife died April 22,
and he died
November
7,
CHILDREN.
This family were all born in Franklin. Anna, born September 2, 1792; married November 30, 1809, 1. Stephen, son of Josiah and Mary Robinson, of Canterbury, and
lived in Attleboro, Mass.
still
He
was a teacher and a farmer, and

13,
later a ])hysician, j)racticing his profession in Providence,
2.
3.
4.
where he died, Sei>tember 27, 1833. She died December 1819, leaving three sons and one daughter. AzARiAH, born September 11, 1793. AsAHEL, born February 10, 1795. Henry, born September 19, 1798, and died October 3, 1817.
.
1. 2. 4. 2. 7. 3. 2.
AzARiAH Huntington,
married November,
ington homestead,
181."),
born September
11. 17!I3, in
Franklin. Conn.;
Lavinia, daughter of Benjamin and Martha (Carey)
Greenslit, of Franklin.
in
He was
a thrifty farmer, and occujiied the old Hunt-
Franklin, having added to the original territory laid out

to his great grandfather, Christopher.
by the town
of
Norwich
I
ClIILDItKN liOIJN IN
1{
ANKI.IN, CONN.,
(W
IIIK
oltKilNAL lIUXTlX(iTON
IIOMESTEAn.
*
1.
2.
JuLiKTTR Lavinia, born October 1, 1816. Parnkll. born March 4, 1819; married, in March,
Dickenson, of Franklin, where they lived.
1S3.").
Western
3.
4.
Sakau Fli/a.
Lues born
,
born October
17. 1S22.
in
No\ember
l.s-2t),an(l
died in
lanklin. in Xoveml)er,
1K37.
* *
.').
AlitHEA
lyDiti), lioiii in
Seplemlier,
1,
1.h3(.
1.S28.
6.
Hk/.kkiaii, born i'eliruarv
Ill
1.2.4.2. 7.3.2.
in Franklin, Conn.; married in
1.
1,
Juliette Lavinia (Huntington) Hastings, born October

children.
1.
1816,
March, 1834, Tracy Hastings, of Franklin.
2.
Sophia Tracy, who married Rev. Isaac Clark, of Elmira, N. Y. Lucy Ariana, who married Ezra Smith, of Franklin, and had
one son.
3.
Martha
Jane, who
died.
1.2. 4.2. 7. 3.2. 3.

Sarah Eliza (Huntington) Kingsley,
Franklin, Conn.; married, February 15, 1844,
born October
17,
1822, in
Henry Kingsley
of Franklin.
children.
1.
Henry Huntington.
Silas Hartshorn.
2.
1.2. 4. 2. 7.3.2.5.
Alithea Lord (Huntington) Hall, born in September, 1828, in Franklin, Conn.; married, in September, 1845, Amos A. Hall, music teacher
of Willimantic.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
3.
Althea Adelaide, born August Ella Gertrude, who is dead. Anne Wright.
1. 2. 4. 2.
12, 1846.
7.3.
2. 5. 1.
born August
Althea Adelaide (Hall) Potter,

field,
Conn.; married, September 28, 1872, in
New
12, 1846, in MansYork, N. Y., William
Augustus, son of William R. and Cynthia A. (Bowen) Potter.

April 12, 1848, in Norwich Town, Conn.
He was
born
Mr. Potter
is
a newspaper editor,
and
is
now
living in Providence, R.
I.
children.
1.
Frederick Huntington, born

Conn.; married.
live in
July
24, 1873, in Willimantic,
May
13, 1905,
Augusta Staley Rossiter; they

17,
New York
City, N. Y.
2.
Allan Francis,
married, April
born February
12,
1875, in Norwich, Conn.;

;
1909, Louise
Bacon Horton
14, 1878, in
they live in
Providence, R.
3.
L
born December
Marguerite Hall,
and died June
],
Norwich, Conn.,
1892, in Providence, R.
112
HUNTINGTON OENKAI-OGY,
1.2. 4. 2. 7. 3. 2. 6.
HK/,KKr.\ii
IIiNTiNUTON.
boiii
February
1,
1H30, in
Franklin, fVmn.;
old homestead,
married, Oetober 11, 1853, I'^rances H. Smith. and lived on

in Franklin.
tlic
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Henry
3.
4, 1855, and died Mareh Leslie, born January 29, 1857. AsAHEL Adelbert, bom July 1, 1860.
Hezekiah, born June
26, 1856.
1. 2. 4. 2. 7.
3. 2. 6. 2.
in
Henry Lkslie Huntington,

of
born January 29, 1857,
Franklin, Conn.:
married, September 15, 1880, in Norwich, Conn., Carrie
Amanda, daughter
Maxon Palmer and Cornelia Jane (Dow) Lewis, of Norwich, Conn, She was born January 4, 1861, in Norwich, Conn, He is a graduate of the Natchaug High School, Williniantic, Conn. He is a farmer and a thoroughbred prohibitionist. They live in Yonker.'^, N. Y.
CHILDl'.KN.
1.
Flokence Palmer, born July

ried in Yonkers,
28, 1881, in
Norwich, Conn.; mar-
N. Y., June 12, 1906. Leonard Tierpont. son He was of Lovell King and Philena Josephine (Ladd) Smith. born January 2, 1867, in Plainfield, Conn. Mr. Smith sells builders' supplies. He is a Methodist, and was a widower
previous to this marriage.
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
A<;nes Lavinia, born January 1, 1883, in Norwieii, Conn. Bessie Dow, born September 17, liS88, in Yonkers, N. Y. Robert Leslie, born April 23, 1890, in Yonkers, N. Y. Marion Manola, born March 24, 1892, in Yonkei-s, N. Y. Esther Jiliette, l)orn December 28, 1895, in Yonkers, N. Y.
1. 2.
1.
2. 7. 3. 3.
in
AsAUEL
IIuNTiN(iT()N, l)orn
Franklin. Conn., February 10, 1795;

live<l.
married Sarah Gaylord, of Utica, N. Y., where he
lie
was a goldsmith,
and died October
31, 1822.
<IIII,I>i:i N,
HOl:N
I.N
UTICA, N.
9,
Y,
1.
Saham
Fi.i/.a,
born February
1821; lived wifii lur brollier in

she Itecame
all
tlic
Boston, Mass., until his death,

his children,
when
guardian of
and lirought them up with

1,
a mother's care.
She
died August
1898.
liorn
2.
lli'.NHY
AsAHK.L,
about
182.'*,
113
1.2.4.2. 7. 3.3.
Henky Asahel Huntington,
Utica,
1.
N.
Y., Elizabeth
Amanda, daughter
and died
born about 1823; married in 1850, in of Mr. and Elizabeth (Holbrook)

in 1858, in Boston, Mass.
111.,
Blake.
She was born
in 1829,
He was
and
wholesale clothier, and had lived in Utica, N. Y., in Chicago,

in Boston, Mass.,
finally
where he died February
20, 1864.
They were
Presbyterians.
CHILDREN, BORN, AND THEIR HOME HAS ALWAYS BEEN IN BOSTON.

1.
2.
Emma
3.
E., born February 15, 1851. Louise, born May 26, 1852. Cornelia D. born August 29, 1856, and died July
Sarah
1,
1909.
1.2.4.2.7.4.
Conn.,
born September 12, 1758, in Norwich, and married, June 25, 1778, Jonathan, son of Samuel and Lurena (Fitch) Rudd, who was born May 20, 1756. They lived in Norwich, where
Mary (Huntington) Rudd,
she died in 1851.
CHILDREN.
1.
Rev. Dr. John Churchill, born May

minister.
24,
1779, an
Episcopal
2.
3.
RiCARDO, born March 19, 1781; who married Lydia Ladd, of Franklin, and had one daughter. Charles, born February 10, 1784; married, and had a book store in Hudson, N. Y., and had two children, Edward Huntington, of Kenosha, Wis., and Mrs. Mary Matthews, of Buffalo, N. Y.
1.2. 4. 2. 7. 5.
born March 17, 1761, in Norwich, Conn. At an became a Christian and resolved to devote himself to the work of the gospel ministry. Under the teaching of his pastor, the Rev. Dr. Nott, so lately the patriarch of the Connecticut ministry, he fitted for college and entered Dartmouth, where he was graduated in 1786, with the first honors of his class. His scholarship and talent are sufficiently evinced in thus standing first in a class which numbered on its lists such names as those of the Hon. Moses Fiske, Hon. Calvin Goddard, Norwich, Conn., Hon. Charles Marsh, ll. D., of Woodstock, Vt., and the Rev. Dr. Jonathan Strong, s. t. d., of Randolph,
early age he
Asahel Huntington,
Mass.
His theological studies were pursued under those eminent teachers of the
day, the Rev. Dr. Backus of Somers, and the Rev. Dr. Hart of Griswold, Conn.,
by both of whom he was commended, office on which he had set his heart.
as
one eminently worthy of the holy
114
At
tlu-
earnest solicitation of the churdi and society in Toj)sfield, Mass.,
to tlie
he was ordainod there
work
of the gospel ministry,
November
2,
12, 1789.
AVhile here, successfully engaged in his work, he married, June
1791, Alethea,
daughter of
J)r.
Elisha Iôrd. a celebratt'il physician of Abiiigton, Conn., in
whom
he found a most timely and efficient helpmeet.
Of his labors in Topsfield. I am happy to (juote the following testimonial from the interesting address given by the Hon. Xehemiah Cleveland, at the In the address itself, he speaks of the Topsfield Bi-<entennial Celebration.
good sense, of the unfailing and the blameless life, which made Mr. Huntington so safe a model and so sure a guide. In a note, in which he speaks more in detail of the life of Mr. Huntington, he says: " Here for nearly With a twenty-four years, flowed on the even and useful tenor of his way. people not ])arti(ularly easy to please, he lived in unbroken harmony. He was
most useful and acffptal)le ministry,
discretion, of the mild l)enevolence
of the i)lain
orthodox
in his opinions, but
pertinacity.
His preachirjg was plain, sensible, and
was too discreet to urge them with uireusive His whole in|)ractical.
marked by social ease, by benevolent solicitude, and by judicious kindness, that he secured their warmest love, as well as Compelled by the His instructions were not confined to the pulpit. esteem. straitness of his income, and the wants of a growing family, he occasionally
tercourse with his Hock was so
For several years before his death, be received into With what fidelity and ability he ac((uitted The language of affectionate himself in this relation, many still remember. veneration with which, at the late celebration, Judge Cunnnings and Mr. Benjamin A. (iould recalled the luune and virtues of their earliest teacher, will not soon be forgotten In the hundreds who listened to those glowing
taught the town school.
his family, pupils
from abroad.
words of pi'aise and jfiatitiule." "In the midst of his strength ami usefulness, this truly good man was sudlie died of the malignant sore throat, Aj)ril 22, 1813, after dcnlv cut down, an illness of four days. The funeral sermon 'was preached to a weeping audit-nce
bv
his
intimate and
long tried
friend, Hev.
Isaac
Hraman
of
New
Kowley." Of Mrs. Huntington,

fourth year of her age,
tlie
widow thus
l)ereaved, wiio spent Iter last years in

isf)*), in
the family of her eldest son, where she died, .\ugust 'M,
the eighty-
we have
:
this testimonial in
an ol)ituary notice taken
from the Puritan Recorder 'Mrs. Huntington was particularly happy
in
her relation to the church

in
and people
of Topsfield.
There was
blending of dignity and gentleness
Her intercourse with her j)erson, that prepossessed every one in her favor. the people was marked l)y prudence, kindness and condescension, by a lively
and sorrows, and by many self-denying labors to do good The writer knows not that she ever had an enemy: he is cerThrough all her earthly pilgriniiige it was tain that she bad many friends. Her own comforts, the aim of this excellent woman to live not unto herself.
sympathy
in their joys
among them.
and even wants, were forgotten
in self-denying efforts for the
good of others.
It
115
;
was her pleasure
to nurse the sick
living witnesses gratefully recall her fearless
and minister and
to the afflicted
and many
faithful devotion to
life,
them
in
the hour of suffering
and danger.
In the closing scenes of her
there were
Her remains the calmness and peace, if not the triumphs of Christian faith. were deposited in the burying ground at Topsfield, by the side of that dust over which she had so many times shed, during her long widowhood, the tears
of fond
remembrance."
CHILDREN.
This family were
1.
all
born
in Topsfield. 10, 1792, 26, 1794,
2.
Alethea, born October Alethea, born January
and lived but five days. and died August 26, 1814.
* *
3.
4.
5.
6.
Elisha, born April 9, 1796. AsAHEL, born July 23, 1798. Hezekiah, born June 30, 1800, and died, unmarried, June 8, 1828. Mary Ann, born August 18, 1802, and died, unmarried, i\Iay d,
1836.
1. 2. 4. 2. 7. 5. 3.
April 9, 1796, in Norwich, Conn.; graduated and received his medical diploma. He commenced his professional life in Lowell, to which place he had removed in 1824, two years before the incorporation of that city. In the following year, May 31, 1825, he married Hannah, daughter of Joseph and Deborah Hinckley, of Marblehead, who was born October 2, 1800. As a physician and as a citizen, he rapidly rose to a deserved eminence in the enterprising city in which he had located himself. Perhaps few of its citizens have been more esteemed for an intelligent and practical interest in every movement which has promised to promote the pros,
at
Elisha Huntington, born

in 1815,
Dartmouth
parity of his adopted city, or of his native state.

their educational, social,
His name
as the
is
identified with
and
civil progress.
Both
several years,
and
as lieutenant governor of the State,
of Lowell for he discharged his public
mayor
duties with very great acceptance.
Huntington Hall, by order of the city
government named from him, teem in which he was held.
will long be a faithful witness to the public es-
On
the death of Dr. Elisha Bartlett, m.d., late professor in the College of
New York, Dr. Huntington was appointed by the Middlesex North District Medical Society to prepare a suitable commemoraPhysicians and Surgeons, in
This excellent tribute was delivered before that body, December and published by them. His wife died September 19, 1859, how much lamented, the following obituary notice, from the Journal and Courier, of Lowell, attests "It is seldom the grave closes over any one among us who has left so many holy, pleasant, and enduring recollections as cluster about the memory of J\Irs. Huntington. Early a resident of our city, she had gathered about her a large circle of friends who enjoyed her intelligence and cultivation, and who will never forget her
tive address.
26, 1855,
IKi
kindness and
hf)9])itality.
HUNTINGTON GKNKAI-OOY.
as well as her ready
them.
lost
In the death of Mrs. Huntington, the ]K)or
sympathy in all that interested and stifferinj: have indeed

lier
a friend, whose words of kindness and counsel as well as
tinosienta-
lioiis charities,
have soothed and gladdened many a sorrowful heart.

CHII.DKEN.
He
died
Deeendjcr
13, 1865.
1.
Jamks Fkekman.
horn Sej)teml)er
(i,
1S2G, in Lowell Mass.

3,
2.
FuANCis Clevp:i,and, horn January
1X30, in Lowell, Mass.: and

in
was engaged in the wholesale dry goods husiness, of Jenkins & Huntington, New York City, >'. V.
the lirm
He
died
November
3.
1,
1863.
3,
Mary
Hincki.ky, horn Se])teniber

IK'
a
1833
married Fel)ruary
12, 1827.
H,
1861, Josiah Parson.s, son of Josiali Parsons and ^lary (I'ratt)
Cooke.
was horn
in Boston, Mass..
October
in
Mr.
'47.
Cooke was
graduate of Harvard University
the class of
He was Irving
Sciences, a
Professor of chemistry and mineralogy, in
University, and president of the American
Academy
of
Harvard Arts and

Xewport.
member
of the National
Academy, and received the
degree of LL. D. at Cand)ridge, England.
He
died
in
R.
L, Sei)tembcr 3, 1894. 21, 1!I1.
Îrs.
Cooke died
in Caml)ri<lge, Mass.,
May
4.
IsA.\C Mansi'iki.d, born Decemlier 15, 1836, and died October 12.
1837.
5.
Wii.i.iam Rk.kd, born Septendier 20, 1838.
1.
Jame.s
2.
I.
2. 7. 5.
:i.
1.
6, 182(i
;
Fkkeman H in riNcJTON,
Hale
3(t,
born S('])tember
Wiii])ple.
married,
first.
May
an<l
30, 1848, Ellen Soi)hrouia
She was born

July
17,
May
1873,
2i:.
4,
1827,
died Xovendu-r
1867.
He
married,
.si-cond,
Louisa
.Mr.
\V. F.
Dana.
She was born October
24, 18^2,
and died .May
li04.
Huntington died
rnioii
May
18, i;Ht6.
in
hardware business in .Marietta. O. He was in the 1861, was eoninussioned as 2il Lieut, of the On November 4, 1861, he was connnissioned as 1st Ohio Light .Vrtillery. Captain of Hattery 4 1st Ohio Ligiit .Vrtillery. His Uattery was soon after attached to Oeneral I>andcrs' command and opc-rated in the Shenandoah He seived in liiis N'aliey during .laekson's raid. Later he was Vallc\
He was engage<l Army and on
the
()et(ilier 3,
assigned to
(lie
.\rih\ nf the
i'nlduiae,
and took
to the
|)art
in
the baltU'S of Fred-
ericksburg, Chaneellorsvilie and (Jettysljiirg.

,\fter (Jettysbui-g
lie
was invalided
lOrie.
.\t
Reserve Corps, on wliieh he

at
served
f>n
in
and un
he
liie
defenses of \\'asliinglon, and

the liattle of
until
his
the coiifederan- prison

He|)ul)lic,
Johnson
Island,
Lake
.\t
eellorsvilie,
foiiglil
his
l)atteiy
and at Changunners were l>ayonotted wliile

I-'ort
serving their pieces.
Ila/el (Jrove
in re|K'Iling
and
at Chancellorsvilh' his battery ren-
dered distinguished service
Jackson's turning movement.
117
In this engagement he received injuries which later necessitated his

giving up active
command
of his Battery.
At the
close of the
war he was
dis-
charged from the service with the brevet rank of Major.
He was
1.
a Unitarian.
CHILDREN.
Kate Whipple,
"November
born December
3,
1849, in Exeter,
N. H.; died and died
24, 1863.
2.
Frank Henry,
August
born June born April
22,
1851, in Lowell, Mass.,
15, 1852. 16, 1856, in Marietta, Ohio.

9,
3.
Edward Wells,
Oliver
ried,
4.
Mayhew
August
Whipple, born June
1858, in Marietta; marAvas
31, 1888, Ellen Balcli.
She
born February 25,
1864.
5. 6.
Alice, born August 8, 1860, in Marietta, Ohio. Herbert, born March 31, 1865; married, August Honore Misgill; she was born January 10, 1869.
children.
12, 1896,
^lary
They have no
1.2. 4.2. 7. 5. 3.
Edward Wells Huntington,
mari-ied,
28, 1861.
1.
3.
Ohio;
born April
16, 1856, in Marietta,
October
29, 1879,
Frances Everett Priestman.
child.
*
1.
Frederic William, born January
16. 1881.
1.
2.4.2. 7. 5. 3.
1.
3.1.
August
1883.
Frederic William Huntington, born January 16, 1881; married, 21, 1911, Mary Catherine McLaughlin. She was born February 21,
child.
1.
Mary
Hinckley, born August
7,
1913.
1.
2.4.
2. 7. 5. 3. 1. 5.
8,
Alice (Huntington) Pew, born August

married. June
2,
1860, in Marietta, Ohio;
1887, William A. Pew, Jr.
He was
born November
30, 1858.
children.
1.
Mary Huntington,
born February
10, 1889.
2.
3.
4.
Alethea Huntington, born April 11, 1892; married, November 28, 1914, Edmund Johnson Barnard. Catherine Whipple, born May 19, 1893. Harriet Winchester, born October 29, 1894.
lis
1. 2. 4. 2. 7. 5. 3. 5.
Wii.i.iAM
Kkkd IlrNTiNGTOX, bom
at
Lowell, Mass., Sept'inl)iT 20,
1838;
married, October 14, 1803, Theresa, daughter of
Dr.
Edward and
Margari't Wendell (Phillips) Ri-ynolds, of Boston.

2!,
1837, and died
September
24, 1872.
She was born December Her mother was a sister of Wendell

in
Phillips.
He
graduated from Harvard College
1859.
He was
Class Poet, and
also Phi Peta
Kappa
poet in 1870.
He was
assistant in Chemistry at Har-
vard, under Prof. J. P. Cooke, for one year after graduation.

for the ministry of the Episcopal
He
then studieil
Church under Rev. Erederick Dan Huntington (afterwards Bishop of Central New York), and was his assistant at Emanuel Church, Boston. On December 3, 1862, he was ordained as a ])riest at All Saints Cliurcli, Worcester, Mass., and on the same day began his rectorship of that Church, which continued for twenty-one years. On November 1, 1883, he became rector of Grace Church, New York, and so continued until his death, which occurred at Nahant, Mass.. July
26, 1909.
Eroui 1871 until his death, he was a delegate to the General Convention
of the Protestant Episcopal
Church
in
the United States, and took a most
active part in the
House
of Deputies.
He was
the author of the following woi'ks:
The Church Idea, an essay Towards Unity, 1870.

Conditional Immortality, 1878.
The Causes of tlie Soul, A Book of Sermons, 1891. The Peace of the Church, The Bohlen Lectures fur The Good She])herd and Other Sermons, IDOC.
18!ti.
National Church.
Psyche:
Study
of the Soul.
The
Spiritual House.
Tlu'ology's
Eminent Douuiin.
Poi)ular Misconceptions of the Ejiiscopal Church.
Short History of the Book of
Common
Prayer.
E(ur
Key Words
of Religion.
Sonnets and a Dream.
And many magazine

He was
D. D., D. C.
D.
S.
1).,
articles
and pinnphlcts.
the recipient of the following degrees:
Columbia,
L.,
187;5.
1S!I(>.
I'niversity of the South,
Princeton,
!)..
189(1.
T.
Harvard, 189H.
Hobarf, 1899.
Yale, 1902.
L.
S.
II. I).. r. 1).,

I).,
EL.
Union, 1909.
119
The one dominant purpose of his whole life was the furtherance of Church Unity (organic unity and not mere federation). In 1870 he published the "Church Idea," which embodies his hopes for unity, and portrays the possibilities of the Episcopal Church as the germ of the "church of the reconciliation."
which he delivered at the Church Congress months before he died, he quoted from a sermon on Church Unity he had preached in Trinity Church, Boston, in
the
of an address
in Boston, in jNIay,
At
end
1909, only two
1865, the following passage:

"
Allow me
to suggest three jjrominent characteristics
by which a truly
.a
National Church in this country would be known.

ditions of
Let us term them the con:
American
Catholicity.
They
are these
a simple creed,
varied
worship, a generous polity."
He then closed his address with these words " For these principles I have, during the four and forty years, through
:
evil
report and through good
report, contended;
and by them
published
stand,
strengthened by the ancient watchword, 'Hope on, hope ever.'"
Here follow extracts from a

Outlook, shortly after his death.
" Probably no
triliute to
his
memory
in
The
church
in
New
York
is
known
to a larger
number
of people
throughout the United States than Grace church.
One
of the most ])erfect

it
churches architecturally in the country, the lovely bit of garden by which

is
framed emphasizes its position on Broadway, where the tides of life rise and fall six days in the week. To many people this fine structure, with its religious atmosphere, its dignified services, and its delightful music, has been, by reason of its wealth and the social jirominence \of its membershij), only a
" fashionable church."
As
a matter of fact,
it is
one of the most generous and
active churches in the country, carrying
on a work which would tax the
strength of
many
large communities, with a rector as devoted as the most
consecrated missionary, and as burdened with work as a pioneer preacher on

the frontier."
" What might have been a church of the idle rich was under his ministry, under that of his predecessor. Bishop Potter, a church of tireless workers a pulpit which might have been the vantage-ground for the display of oraas
torical gifts, or for self-advertising in
some of
its
many
forms, was a place of
inspiration
and
spiritual leadership
in restless
a parish which might have tempted a a singularly quiet spirit in the cen-
man
tral
to
spend himself
energy seemed to confirm Dr. Huntington's
habits as a student
and thinker.
He had
roar and tumult of the great city; he was a self-effacing preacher of the
organizers in the metropolis, he was one of
liis
highest truth from a pulpit of the greatest prominence

less
its
one of the most tiremost studious and meditative

;
men.
sermons were never what used to be called " great
efforts "; for Dr.
Huntington had both the preaching and the literary instinct, and his pulpit utterances were notable for a certain beautiful simplicity, which was not only an expression of the fine sincerity of his nature, but of his ripe culture and his
120
sense of art in writing.
his initials
There was a vein of
]x)etry in
him, and occasionally
appeared
in
connection with some striking sonnet called forth by
some appeal
to his imagination or to his quick
moral sense.
His courage was
as pronounced as his ijuietness of manner, and the prophet in
him
lost
no whit
of force because he did not go about clad in rough garments or

in the desert."
make
his
home
ritual, and lie succeeded in his Prayer Hook of his Church; at the same time he conducted services in his church so simple that people unacquainted with his Church's ritual felt at home while participating in them. He was a believer
"
He
recognized the power and place of
efforts for the revision of the
in
the dignity and the greatness of his conniuinion, and was i)roud to be called
;
Churchman movement fur
but he was a leader within his

affiliation
own Church
in
more than one
with other bodies of Christians; he was a supporter
in jtarticular of the successful effort to
open the pulpit
of the churches of his
communion
to ministers of other
denominations, and for over forty years was
a staunch advocate of church union.

easy to enter by means of sermons on
As a preacher he was
j)ublic
scholarly
and
devout, and he avoided the sort of publicity into which clergymen often (ind
it
did not hesitate to speak clearly on matters of even a
and current events; and yet he ]>olitical nature whenever
He was a devoted follower and worshipper and he acknowledged his Master as a friend and companion fjut he had a faith which was not exclusive, but inclusive, and wliich coniitassi-d others whose faith was not as his." " As preacher, organizer, spiritual guide and consoler this rare man hid his own griefs and trials behind his vocation as the teaciier and helper of his fellows. His reticence about himself seemed to concentrate all his power on helj)fulness for others. His life was lived under the shadow of a great bereavement, so sacred in its memories that it was rarely if ever sicken of in his jiresence but his deep and beautiful fidelity to one dear memory sent sadness through his whole nature, and gave him a rare power of consolation. The ojx'U gi'ave of a stranger was to him a place of pt-rstmal sorrow, and every grief to which he ministered was interpreted by his own grief. His sympathy was quick and fertile in resource, and his first thought was one of practical helpfulness. But his keen intelligence kept guard over his generous nature, and his service was as wise as it was iieartfelt. In his own communion his lifelong effort was to bring men of divergent views to a better uiulerstanding and a more eflicient co-ojieration. His clearness and quickness of mind, his jirecision and force of statement, his wit and his ironic spirit were best seen in
they called for moral judgment.
of Jesus Christ,
: ;
the General Conventions of the Episcopal Church.
He
debater
in
these
in
assemblies,
and
always
wise
was the most effective and far-seeing leader.
consecrated servant
sympathy with the democratic movement of the age, and a ot humanity, Dr. Huntington nevt-r s|Mike smooth words when fiery ones were neeih-d never courted |>opuIar favor; never sought recognition of any kind more than once refused to be made a bishop; was unspoiled by universal affection, and uncorrupted by reputation and inBuence;
; ;
Thoroughly
wore to the end the white flower
he had
lived, calmly, quietly,
121
life
;
of a blameless
and beautiful
and
died, as
doing his work to the very end."
CHILDREN.
*
*
1. 2.
3.
Francis Cleaveland, born April
3,
1865, in Worcester, Mass.

;
Margaret Wendell,
born July
6,
1866
in
Nahant, Mass.
* 4.
Theresa, born December 23, 1867; in Mary Hinckley, born July 30, 1870;
Boston, Mass.
in
Nahant, Mass.
1.
2.4. 2. 7. 5. 3. 5. 1.
3,
Mass.; married, June 15, 1904, at St. James,
Francis Cleaveland IIuntincjton, born April Long
1865, in Worcester,
Island,
N.
Y.,
Susan
Louisa, daughter of Prescott Hall and Cornelia Stewart (Smith) Butler, of
Long
Island, N. Y. She was born August 10, 1879, in St. James, N. Y. Mr. Huntington is a lawyer, a member of the firm of Huntington, Rhinelander and Seymoure, a graduate of Harvard University in 1887, and of the Harvard Law School, in 1891. He served as corporal in Troop A, N. Y., U. S. Volunteers, in the
Spanish war; enlisted May 2, 1898; was discharged in December, was appointed Commissioner of Prisons, N. Y. State, July, 1907. They are Episcopalians, and live in New York City.
1898.
He
children.
1. 2.
3.
Prescott Butler, born July 26, 1905, at St. James, L. I., N. Y. William Reed, born January 28, 1907, in New York City. Christopher, born February 27, 1911, in New York City.
1.2.4.2.
Mass.
;
7. 5. 3. 5. 3.
born December 23, 1867,
in
Theresa Huntington Robbins,

married,
Boston,
November
14, 1888,
Royal Robbins.
-He was born December
12, 1865.
They
reside in Brookline, Mass.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Royal Elisha, born March 11, Theresa Reynolds, born May
1890.
8,
1893.
1.2.4.2. 7.5.3.5.3.
Royal Elisha Robbins,
Eugenia Greenough.
She was born September
child.
1.
1.
6,
born March 11, 1890; married, March

8,
1913,
1886.
ViOLETT, born January
27, 1914.
122
1.
2.4.
2. 7. 5. 3.
5.4.
.Fuly
Maky
IIincklky (Huntington) Thompson, born

5,
30, 1870, in
Naliant, Mass.; married, September
1896, in Northeast Harbor, Me., Wil-
liam Goodrich, son of Charles Oliver and Maria ((JoodrichJ Thompson.
He
was born in Peacham, Vt., November 16, 1S64. He is a lawyer, a graduate of Harvard College, 1888, and Harvard Law School, 1891. He was Assistant U. S. Attorney for the Dist. Mass., 1892-94. He is an Episcopalian: and Terre Haute, Ind., 1883-4 Cambridge, lived in Worcester, Mass., 1868-188.S ]\[ass., 1884-190.5; Chestnut Hill, Mass., 1905, where they now live.
;
CHILDREN.
1.
Miriam Phillips,
born October 30, 1899, in Cambridge.

21, 19(0, in
INIass.
2. 3.
Katharink, born November
Cambridge,
^fass.
4. 5.
AViLLiAM Huntin(;ton, born June 2.5, 1903, in Northeast Harbor, Me. Charles Goodrich, born A])ril 22. 1906, in Chestnut Hill. .Mass. Margari'/i" Wendell, born November 2<), 1914.
1.
2.4.
2. 7.
5.4.
Asahel Huntington,
college at Phillip's
born July
23, 1798, in Topsfield, Mass.; fitted for
Academy, Andover, Mass., and entered Yale in 181.5, where he graduated in 1819. After leaving college he commenced liis legal studies at Newburyport. and, after some interruptions, completed them at Salem, Essex county, Mass., in 1824. In March of that year, he was admitted to the
bar, and connnenced the practice of law at Salem, and continued in practice
with marked success and high reputation, until

repeatedly a
18.51.
During
this time,
he was
member
of the legislature of Massachusetts.

;
In 1853, he was a
member
mayor
of the constitutional convention in that state
and the same year was

;
of Salem.
He was
attorney for the county of Essex
attorney for the
district, consisting of
the counties of Essex, and Middlesex, in the administra-
was divided, held the same oflice was a})pointed clerk of all the courts iu Essex county; when he retired from ))ractice, and accepted the ollice, which he held until his death. He was for many years an active and efHcient protion of criminal cases;
district
and when the

In 18.51,
for the district of Essex.
lie
life,
moter of tlu' temperance reform in his oOicial capacity, as well as in private he devoted his time, talents, and services to the cause; and as a legislator, and advtjcate. he was iustrunu-utal in advancing its interests and promoting
;
its
success.
Mr. Iluntinglun married, August 1.5, 1.S42, widow Tucker, ol Salem, whose maiden name was Caroline Louisa Deblois. He died in Salem, Mass., after a brief illness, September 5, 1870.
CHILDREN.
1.
123
William Deblois,
for college,
born August 25, 1843; was engaged in
fitting
2.
3.
ment. He Sarah Louisa, born July Arthur Lord, born June
when, in 1861, he entered the service of the governwas on board the U. S. steamship Cambridge.
23, 1845.
14, 1848.
1. 2. 4. 2. 7. 6.
Conn.
Elizabeth (Huntington) Tracy, born July 17, 1763, in Norwich, She married, December 13, 1781, Calvin Tracy of Coventry, and they
settled
removed west, and
upon the Holland Purchase
in
New
York.
children.
1.
Anne Huntington,
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
born January 12, 1783. Calvin, born March 16, 1784. Chester, born in November, 1787. Elizabeth, born November 4, 1789, and died June 28, 1795. Irene, born July 2, 1792, married Samuel Loomis of Coventry. Elizabeth, born June 17, 1796, married Arad Talcott.
GuRDON Huntington,
Mary, born June
8,
born July
13, 1798.
8.
1800.
1.
2.4. 2. 7. 7.
5,
Rebecca (Huntington) Ellis, born September

Conn., and married,
1765, in Norwich,
November
23, 1785,
Stephen
Ellis of Franklin,
and
re-
moved with her
sister,
Mrs. Tracy, into the state of
New
York.
children.
1.
Hezekiah
Mary, born
H., born October
5,
1781. and died
May
18, 1795.
2.
3.
Urania, born November

April
9,
28, 1786.
1789.
21, 1794,
4.
Rebecca, born May
and died
May
15, 1795.
1. 2. 4. 2. 7.
8.
in
Gurdon Huntington,
first,
born July 31. 1768,
Norwich, Conn.; married
Januai'y 24, 17 99, Esther, only daughter of Benjamin and

of
Hannah (Atwood)
Martin
Woodbury, Conn. She was a most excellent Christian woman, and died in Cairo, N. Y., November 16, 1819. He married, second, in November 1821, Mary S. Prudden of Litchfield, South Farms. She survived him a few
years and died in 1854 at Beloit, Wisconsin.
124
HUNTINOTON GENKALOGY.
He pursued his early studies with his pastor. Rev. Dr. Nott, and was a companion and fellow pupil with the no less venerable Dr. Eliphalet Nott of Union College. After pursuing his medical studies with Dr. Lord, about the year of 1794. he removed to the banks of the Susquehanna, and located himself at
Unadilla.
New
York.
His Here he became a successful and deservedly popular physician. rides extended often forty and fifty miles, and a more welcome visitor never entered those scattered homes. In this laborious field, journeying by day and by night, often winding his solitary way along almost untrodden paths, and fording unbridged streams, he was both a cheerful and hai)])y man and a skillHe accumulated a handsome property, and atful and prosperous physician. tained the highest honors in the gift of his townsmen. He was a member of In 1813 he the New York assembly from Otsego County, from 1804 to 181(K removed to Cairo in Greene County, N. Y., where he continued to residt' until
his death,
July
13, 1847.
Dr. Huntington
terian church.
made a
profession of religion in 1816, joining the Presby-
a consistent member of tlie church, of which he was also an elder at the time of his death. He was a very retiring man. abounding much more in the good deeds of an excellent spirit, than in ostentaHe was a most genial and companionable man, just such as tious professions. every one hails as a friend. He had no enemy, and his memory is yet fragrant with the most precious savor of his generous and sanctified nature. 'Jliis family which consisted of seven children, five of them ilying in infancy, were all born at Unadilla, N. Y.
evei-
He was
CHII.DHKN.
*
*
1.
2. 3.
Hannah A., born May 26, 1800. Anna Minerva, born March 14, A Son, who died in infancy.
Children
J
1802.
4.
who
died in infancy.
1.
2.4. 2. 7. 8.
1.
IIintington) I5ams, born May 26. 1800, in Unadilla, X.Y.; lie rtsi(h'(i many married, October, l.S2.'i, Calvin Halis, of Oswego, N. Y. years in New York city, and was at oin- time an alderman of the first ward. Mr. Halls died in Oswego, in .lunt-, 1847, where his wiilow resiiied with her
Hannah
A.
sister,
Mrs. IJrewstcr,
in
18r>.S.
CUII.DRKN.
1.
(iiiKDON Ih'NTiNOTON,
bom
in
August, 1826.
IIknkiktta K., born in March, 182. Both of them dying in New York city.
2.
125
1.2.4.
2. 7. 8. 2.
born March
14, 1802, in
Anna Minerva (Huntington) Brewster,

Oswego.
terms, and
Unadilla, N. Y.; married, in October, 1826, the Hon. David P. Brewster, of
Mr. Brewster was a member of the United States Congi'ess first judge of Oswego county court, from 1833 to 1841.
for
two
child.
*
1.
Lucius Huntington, who was born
in
Oswego, July
31, 1827.
1.
2.4. 2. 7. 8. 2.
in
1.
Y.,
Lucius Huntington Brewster, born

married, October
9,
Oswego, N.
July 31, 1827;
1851, Maria P. Baron.
children.
1.
2.
Anna Huntington. William Baron.

1.
2.4. 2. 8.
born
Aju-il 27, 1730, in
Sarah (Huntington) Kingsbury,

1775.
Norwich,
5,
Conn., and married, ]May 12, 1756, Asa Kingsbury,
who
died September
children.
1. 2.
Asa, born
INIarch 12, 1757.
3. 4.
Sarah, born April 8, 1761. Eunice, born November 9, Lucy, born June 20, 1771.
1767.
1.
2.4. 3.
5,
Isaac Huntington, born February

and
tian,
1688,
and married February
21,
1715-16, Rebecca, great-grand-daughter of Rev. John Lathrop, of England,

later of Scituate
jiublic service, in
and Barnstable, Mass. which he continued all his
life.
He was early brought into the He was a professed Chris-
in 1731, on whose records his name often show he was regarded as a sound and safe ecclesiHe was appointed, October 21, 1746, on a committee, with astical counselor. Simon Tracy, his cousin Daniel, and Philip Turner, to " labor for the conviction and recovering of the Separates." These were the irregular and heterodox members of the church to which he belonged. He was, as successor to his fatliei", chosen town clerk, December 6, 1726, yet had performed the duties of the office, from an apparently unknown date, commencing his services
having entered the church
occurs, in relations which
126
during the
official
period of his father, and with the aid of his son Benjamin,
to his
by his hand, being on more than a month previous to his death. This record was "examined" and attested by his son. He died, in the homestead built by his father, on soil taken from the Indians, February 23, 1764, transmitting both his home and his office to his youngest son. His widow died April 27, 17 74. CHILDREN.
deatli, the last entry,
little
continuing them
down
own
the 9th day of January, 1764, but a
This family were

1.
2.
all
born and recorded
in
Norwich.
Rebecca, born November

Isaac, born August
25,
17, 1717,
and died June
5,
1725.
in
1719.
He
purchased land
the
New
Concord Society of Norwich, now Bozrali, in 1744, where he married, January 24, 1749-50, Lucy Edgerton. He was a substantial farmer, and a prominent man in the town. He was
a
member
of the Connecticut Convention in 1788,
which
ratified
the Constitution of the United States.

children,
He
died,
having had no
1800, in
March
23, 1799, as his
gravestone attests, "in hope of

his
a glorious immortality."
Lucy,
widow, died
May
4,
her 77th year.

*
3.
Sarah, born April
17, 1721.
2,
4.
Nehemiah, born January
1722-3, and married,
March
14,
She was daughter of Gershom and Mary (Bird) Hinckley, and was born in LebaHe was a non, September 24, 1727. They had no children. man of property and enterprise, having established the Iron Works in the eastern part of Bozrah, which were subsequently improved by Nehemiah Huntington Fitch, who purchased the property. The Iron works wei-e removed many years since, and on the same ground now stands the beautiful village, built and improved by the brothers Fitch. The following is the inscription " In memory on his gravestone in the Bozrah burying ground of Nehemiah Huntington, Esq., a worthy officer both in church beneficent, hosjjitable, and pious a kind ano and state tender husband, an indulgent master and a good neighbor. H^died Jime 16, 1780." His widow married in 1782, Dr. Elisha Tracy, the disHer gravestone stands by tinguished physician of Norwich. the side of her first husband's in the Bozrah burying ground* and has the following inscription: "In memory of Lois Trac_> relict of Dr. Elisha Tracy, who died October 3, 1790, in the 63rd year of her age, having been a few years separated from
1748-9, Lois Hinckley, of Lebanon, Conn.
:
5.
Nehemiah Huntington, Pjsq., her former husband." Dorcas, born February 23, 1724-5, and married, ^lay
William Lathrop of Norwich.
13, 1745,
There
is
no other record con
nected with their names than that of his death, July 15, 1770.
6.
127
24, 1746,
Rebecca, born December

Daniel, (1.
3. 9. 3.)
4,
1726.
She married, July
April 15, 1798.
7.
8. 9.
*
*
10.
11.
born Xovember 26, 1728. Samuel, born March 23, 1731 and died in 1737. Joseph, born November 15, 1732 and died January Elijah, born December 21, 1734. Benjamin, born February 22, 1786.
]\Iai?y,
29, 1813.
* 12.
Abigail, born July
29, 1739.
1.
2.4. 3. 3.
Bliss of Norwich,
in
Sarah (Huntington)
married,
Bliss, born April 17, 1721, in Norwich, Conn.;
December
6,
1747,
John
who was born May
16,
1717, and died April 15, 1809.
Mrs. Bliss died
Norwich, January
25, 1806.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
John, born March 14, 1748-9. Elizabeth, born January 4, 1750-51. Zepheniaii, born July 8, 1753. Sakah, born February 9, 1757. William, born December 2, 1766.
1.2.4.3.7.
Mary
Conn.;
died,
(IIuNTiN(iToN) Fitch, 'born November

3,
26,
1728, in Norwich,
married, September
13, 1707.
1750,
Ebenezer Fitch
of
Norwich, where he
February
children.
1.
2. 3.
Eunice, born March 23, 1752, and Gerard, born July 14, 1753.
4.
5.
I
)
Eunice, born April 17, 1755. Nabby, born August 4, 1757.
6.
7.
Ebenezer, born October 29, 1759. Roger, born September 13, 1761.
Mary, born January
3, 1
764.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Oliver, born July 23, 1766. Elizabeth, born November 10, 1768. Sarah, born August 10, 1771. Charles, born November 8, 17 75.
1.2.4.3.10.
Elijah Huntington, born December 21, 1734, in Norwich, Conn.; married, December 19, 1764, Anna, daughter of Joseph and Mary (1. 3. 9. 2.)
Cajiew,
and went same year into Bozrah, where he lived and died, a useful
128
and honored man.
He was
member
of the Connecticut legislature in 1791.
Thou;h early called into the service of his country, having served in three
campaigns
His
of the old
French AVar, he preferred the

life
less
exposed and
less
noticed, yet none the less useful,

first
of a fai-mer.
wife died April
9,
1770, and he married, the second time,
21, 1771, Lydia,
daughter of Thomas and
Ann (Bingham)
Baldwin,
March who was
born, October 19, 1740.
After a distressing confinement of eleven years, with an obstinate rheumatic complaint, induced at
first
by
his exposures in his military
campaigns,
he died
in
Bozrah, March 20, 1814.

illustrative of the character of the
The
following extracts from his correspondence, during his third and last
campaign, are here inserted, as

tario,
man, and
OnAugust 8, 1760, he thus writes to his father in Norwich, Conn.: "After a long and tedious march of thirty-one days from Schenectady, I arrived at 1 call our passage from Schenecthis place in good health, the 29th of July. tady to this place a march, though we came by water all the way, only at three carrying places for we were obliged to wade a good part of the way up the Mohawk River to Fort Stanwix, at the head of the river, which is about 140
as containing authentic history of those days.
From
the
camp
at Fort
miles from Schenectady.
In this distance there
is
one carrying place of about
one mile.
From Fort Stanwix, we
carry about one mile again, and then take
into
Creek, which runs to the westward, and is a very small stream running * * * Yesterday the two snows that we have in Oneida Lake. this (Ontario) Lake went down it, one of twenty and the other of eighteen guns, with a party of batteaux with them containing about 2,000 men. I expect the remainder of the armj' will go after them to-morrow or the next day, at furthest, to give the French a visit at Oswegoehwe."
Wood
Camp
Honored Father:
at Montreal, 10th
September, 1760.
We landed on this Island, about eight miles above the city, last Sunday, and marched down within about two miles of the city, where we encamped without any opposition. Monday the French General capitulated. The inhabitants of Canada are to enjoy their habitations and become subjects of Great Britain. The regular troops are to be held as prisoners of war, and they are about four thousand. The Indians have never given us any trouble,
but rather fallen in on our side. Sir, you have doubtless heard of our success at Fort Levee, now William
We took a brig of fourteen guns and 120 There we landed on the two islands, on one side of the island that the French fort was on, and on the main on the other the French firing upon side of it; and began to entrench and build batteries our men from their fort, but doing but little damage. The 23d we got our batteries open, and began to play upon them from the two islands and the main. The 25th, in the afternoon, the French surrendered and were all made
Augustus, on the 17th of August.
of the fort.
men, within sight
prisoners of war.
five pieces of
129
and they had
thirty-
There were about 300 men

I
in the fort,
tell
cannon, but no bombs.

Col. Fitch lost
cannot
how many men we
lost,
but
two men by the wounds on board our snows. The 31st we embarked at Fort William Augustus for this place, and we lost as many men in coming as we did at the siege, by reason of the falls in the river. Capt. Smith, from New London, had five men drowned. * * * Sir, we have orders for all the Provincials to march to-morrow morning back to Oswego, which gives the regiments a great deal of uneasiness for we are now 271 miles from Oswego, and one half of the way a strong current, and it is not further, I suppose, from Albany by way of Crown Point, which way we always expected to go. The reason of our going by the way of Oswego, I cannot tell unless it be to work on the fort. Honored Sir, these lines leave me in good healtth, as I have been ever since I left home, for which I desire to be thankful. Let God have the praise of our success over the enemy and may we never have occasion for another campaign in this country again. Sir, your most obedient son,
our
loss is
but small.
******
Elijah Huntington.
P. S.
The
city of
Montreal
is
about a mile in length and half a mile in
Gen. Amherst lies above the city, with about men; Gen. Murray, from Quebec, below it, with about 4,000 soldiers and 3,000 marines; and Col. Haviland, from Crown Point, with about 6,000
breadth, witlain the walls.
10,000
men
on the other side of the river."
children.
Concord Society, Norwich, now Bozrah, and their births are all on the N orwich records. * 1. Anna, born June 4, 1767. 2. Isaac, born October 21, 1769, and died June 12, 1770. * 3. Rebecca, born January 11, 1772. 4. Eunice, born December 28, 1773, and died single, in 1802. * 5. Isaac, born November 7, 1775. * 6. Elijah, born December 10, 1777. * 7. Wealthy, born January 8, 1780.
This family were
all
born in
New
8.
Nehemiah, born
April 20, 1782.
1.2. 4. 3. 10.
mai-ried.
1.
Anna (Huntington) Fitch, born June 4, 1767, in Norwich, Conn.; May 18, 1796, Capt. Oliver Fitch. They lived in Norwich, where
7,
she died January
1808.
Her husband married

CHILDREN.
again,
June
20, 1811,
Miss
Susan Finney.
He
died April 13, 1814, in his forty-seventh year.
1. 2.
Edward Gould,
born
May
31, 1799.
Charles, born July
15, 1803,
and died January
7,
1808,
130
1.2.4.3. 10. 3.
11, 1772, in Norwich, Ezra Lathrop. She lived in Bozrah on the farm which her father had owned. She died in May, 1812, in Norwich,
Rkbecca (Huntington) Lathrop, born January

Uecember
19, 1796,
Conn.; married,
Ct.
After the deatli of his wife Mr. Lathrop married

field, Ct.,
Mary
Pierce of Plain-
and had two sons one
of
whom was
CHILDREN.
still
living in
1860 on the home-
stead of his grandfather Huntington.
1.
2.
Mary, died young. Mary, born June

Essex,
Ct..
21,
1803;
married Alanson Hough, m.d., of
where she died.

5,
3.
Eunice, born October was
1806; married,
first,
John, son of Capt.
William Kelly of Bozrah, who died leaving one son, Henry, who
living in Norwich City in 1862. She married, second, George Harrington, of Essex, where she died. Rebecca Jank, born December 17, 1811. She was in early life a devoted Christian, and went to India in 1839. as a missionary, where she became the second wife of the Rev. Mr. Cherry. A CHILD, died in infancy. A CHILD, died in infancy.
4.
5.
6.
1. 2. 4. 3.
10. 5.
He 7, 1775, in Norwich, Conn. was a farmer and occupied till his death, a jjart of the territory first taken up by his ancestor in Bozrah. He was a very retiring and unambitious, \ et He nuirestimable man, and was always held in esteem in his neighborhood. ried, November 27, 1807, Hannah, daughter of Joshua and Hannah (Dart) Maples, who was a most affectionate and excellent woman, and a member of She died March 24, 1838, aged 52 years. He married the Baptist church. He died again, April 30, 1839, Mrs. Esther, widow of Dr. Scott, of Bozrah. June 27, 1842, his widow surviving him several years.
Isaac Huntington, born November
children.
This fauiUy were all born in Bozrah. * 1. Wealthy Ann, born October
2.
8,
1807.
Charles Maples, born
July 13, 1809.
He was
a farmer, though
an invalid for much of his earlier life. He married, November 18, 1833, Clarissa, daughter of William Kelley, of Bozrah, who
died, having
he had lived on a part
had no children, November 29, 1853. Until 1857 of the farm which his ancestors took from
it.
the aboriifinal inheritors of
3.
131
She was the subject '31, and was pro-
Lydia Baldwin, born September

pounded
for admission to the
6,
1813.
of a revival of religion in Bozrah, in 1830 and

scarlet fever entered the family
Congregational church, but the
4.
and suddenly withdrew her to She died September 2, 1831. Hannah Dart, born September 3, 1815, married Henry W. He was Hough, M. D., son of William Hough of Bozrah. located in the practice of medicine in North Killingly, and still For many years she was the subject of a most later in Putnam. afflictive physical disorder, in the progress of which she lost all power of locomotion, so that she became as helpless, physically, Yet with unexampled patience, and with a serene as a babe. and quiet smile, she would sit all day, and with the only motion of her arm left under her control, turn over the leaves of some book, which she was reading, or wave the fan, whose cool breath she could yet feel. She died January 7, 1855, a peaceful and
the church above.
5.
Her husband married, again, Mary Tripp, of Putnam, and was in 1862 a surgeon in the Union army. Isaac, born November 2, 1817, and died of consumption, in Bozrah,
hopeful death.
April 20, 1849, unmarried.

6.
Eunice, born November
17, 1820,
and died
of scarlet fever, Octo-
ber 10, 1831, in Bozrah.
7.
8.
Mary, born May Joshua Henry,
24, 1826.
born June 28,

in
1833.
teaching school, and fitted himself for college.
He commenced, early, He entered
Dartmouth College
commencement
1858.
He
1854, and removed to Amherst at the sophomore year, where he graduated in was, when last heard from, teaching a private school
of his
in Mississippi, 1860.
1.2.4.3. 10. 5.
Wealthy Ann (Huntington) Gager,
1.
8,
born October
1807, in Bozrah,
Conn.; married, September 18, 1827, Samuel Austin, son of Captain Samuel
and Cynthia (Meech) Gager. He was born about 1804, in Bozrah. He was a farmer, and lived in Bozrah, where he died, in June, 1846, from an accident. His wife died Jiily 15, 1844, in Bozrah.
children.
*
*
*
1.
2. 3.
Maria Ann, born September 15, 1828. John Jay, born August 14, 1831.
Lydia Eliza, born June 16, 1834. Charles A., born June 15, 1837.
4.
132
HUNTINGTON GENEALOOY.
1.
2.4. 3. 10. 5.
1. 1.
Maria Ann (Gager) Fox, born September 15, 1828, in Bozrah, Conn.; May 1, 1848, Roswell, son of David Austin Fox. He was born November 14, 1828. He was a prominent physician and surgeon of Wethersfield,
married
Conn., where he died October 25, 1898.
His wife died February
2,
1915.
CHILDREN.
1.
John Gager,
ersfield,
born April
7,
1852; died
March
17, 1853, in
Weth-
Conn.
2.
3.
Charles James, born December 21, 1854, in Wethersfield, Conn. He was a physician, and died April 17, 1913. Edward Gager, born August 8, 1859.
1. 2. 4. 3.
10. 5.
8,
1. 1.
3.
Edward Gager
Fox, born August

in Wethersfield,
1859, in Wethersfield, Conn.;
married October 26, 1892,
Frances Stoddard, daughter of
George Lewis and Elvira Maria (Woodhouse) Wells. She was born October Mr. Fox is a physician and sargeon, a 31, 1869, in Wethersfield, Conn. graduate of the year 1883, of the medical department of the University of the They City of New York, and is a prominent citizen of Wethersfield, Conn.
are Congregationalists.
CHILD.
1.
Kenneth Lewis,
1.
born January
30,
1896, in AVêthersfield, Conn.
2.4. 3. 10. 5.
;
1. 2.
married, June 15, 1867,
John Jay Gager, born August 14, 1831 Francis Hough. He died in December, 1912.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary
2.
3.
H., born in 1868. Lilie Eliza, born in 1870.
Samuel Arthur
A., born in 1868.
1. 2. 4.
3. 10. 5. 1. 3.
16,
Lydia Eliza (Gager) Lathrop, born June

Milton Nuton Lathrop.
1834
married, John
She died
in
December, 1866.
CHILD.
1.
Charles Edwin, born
in'1855.
HUNTIKGTON GENEALOGY.
133
1. 2. 4. 3.
10. 5. 1. 4.
1837
;
Charles A. Gager, born June

They
live in
15,
married Harriet Frances Fargo.
Norwich Town, Conn.
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
A Daughter died in infancy. John Austin, born, Wealthie Ann, born in 1860;
,
died at the age of 49.
married Edwin Lathrop.

Kallion.
4.
5.
Carkie Adel, born in 1870; married E. E. Abel. Charles Adelbert, born in 1876; married Myra
1.2.4.3. 10.5.7.
Mary (Huntington) Yerrington,
Conn.; married October
7,
born
of
May
24, 1826, in
Bozrah,
1847, E.
W., son
Joseph Yerrington, of Norwich,
where
tliey lived.
children.
1. 2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
Marietta Taylor, born November 23, 1849. Theodore Webster, born August 17, 1851. Arthur Meech, born June 2, 1855, and died January Charles Arthur, born November 11, 1858.
Anne, born October,
22,
4,
1859.
1862
married Allen Baer of
New
York.
Mary.
1. 2. 4. 3.
10. 6.
10, 1777, in
Elijah Huntington, born December

of
Norwich, Conn.
He
in
married, in 1803, Lucretia, daughter of Elisha and Alice (Tracy) Leffingwell,
Norwich.
She was born
in
Norwich, November
14, 1782,
and died
Bozrah, in 1816.
in his native
He
;
married, for his second wife, June 13, 1821, Olive,
daughter of Joshua Stark, of Bozrah.
He was always esteemed and respected where he proved himself equally useful in promoting its His second wife, a most excellent woman, secular and religious prosperity. died in Bozrah, September 26, 1862.
town
children.
This family were all born in Bozrah. * 1. Philura Leffingwell, born March 23, 1805. * 2. WiNSLOW Tracy, born August 25, 1807.
*
3.
4.
5.
Caroline Matilda, born September 29, 1809. Lucretia Leffingwell, born September 18, 1822. Albert E., born August 4, 1828.
6.
Alfred
J.,
born June
11,
1834
in
1862 was in the Union ai-my.
134
1.2.4.3. 10. 6.
1.
23,
Philura Leffingwell (Huntington) Lathrop, born March

Deacon Charles Lathrop, of Norwich, and brother
sionary
sisters,
1805, in Bozrah, Conn.; married March, 1832, Christopher Leffingwell, son of

of that noble
band
of mis-
the grandchildren of Abigail, (1.

to Cleveland, Ohio,
2. 4. 3. 1. 2.).
They went
where they resided
at the
time of her
death, August 13, 1843.
She was a woman

uniform piety.
of sterling
good sense, and of unusually earnest and

CHILD.
1.
Elizabeth Hutchins, born February
8,
1836, in Cleveland, O.;
married, William Merriam, and lived in Cleveland.
1.
2.4. 3. 10. 6. 2.
25, 1807, in
WiNSLOW Tracy Huntington, born August

He
Pittsfield
Bozrah, Conn.
entered early on the study of medicine, and received his diploma from the
Medical School
proof of his
in 1829.
He commenced
almost immediately, after
graduating, the practice of his jJrofession, in East Iladdam, Conn., where he
and won for himself the confidence and esteem of He married, June 1, 1830, Ahnira In the summer of 1834, Dr. H. went to Albany, Carson, of Pittsfield, Mass. where he was invited by a circle of friends, to establish himself in business. He remained there only a few months, and located himself in Brooklyn, now Ohio City, where he rapidly secured an extensive practice, and at the same time engaged in speculations in real estate. While here, his wife died, in February, 1838. He married, for his second wife, in Akron, Ohio, July 12, 1840, widow Julia (Swift) Babcock, daughter of Chief Justice Swift of Windham, Conn., author of the Digest of Connecticut Laws. He removed to Akron, Ohio, where he fell a victim to his professional duty, dying December He was a 23, 1849, from a wound received at a post mortem examination. warm friend, generous to others rather than just to himself, an earnest inquirer after truth, both in reference to his profession and to religion, and as eager to propagate, as to embrace, whatever he felt convinced was true.
made good
skill,
a large circle of patrons and friends.
children.
1.
Henry
ber
King, born
in 1831, in
East Haddam, Conn.; died Septem-
10, 1831, in
East Haddam.
2.
3.
William Henry, born June 29, 1832, in East Haddam. Frances Elizabeth, born July 30, 1834, in Albany, N. Y. Miss Huntington taught for many years in Baton Rouge, La., and in
later years
was an earnest worker
in the cause of the
Women's
Christian
Temperance Union, and
for
many
years a jjrominent
officer in that
135
25, 1911, at the
body.
She died November
home
Blanchard, and the burial services held at the Second Presbyterian Church, in Cleveland, Ohio, were very impressive.
of
S.
4.
W.
All who knew her loved her, for her lovino; Christian sjiirit. Cornelia Winslow, born August 3, 1837, in Ohio City, O.; married November 15, 1860, in Cleveland, O., William Silliman,
(1. 2. 4. 10. 2. 9. 6.).
5.
Winslow, born
place.
in
1841, in Akron, O.; died in 1843, in the same
6.
7.
8.
LuCRETiA, born in 1843; died in 1845, in Akron, O. Julia Almira, born August 6, 1845, in Akron, O. Emily Lucretia, born April 12, 1849, in Akron, O.; married, June 28, 1890, Harry Cannon Starkweather. He was born at Greenwood, Lake, N. Y., November 20, 1860. They are living in New York City. They have no children.
1. 2. 4. 3.
10. 6. 2. 2.
boin June 29, 1832, in East Haddam. March 25, 1832, in Cleveland, O., Mary Caroline, daughter of William Henry and Mary (Weld) Staiile}', of Cleveland, O. She was born in Genesee, N. Y., March 25, 1837, and died February 19, 1893, in Cleveland, O.
Conn.; married
William Henry Huntington,
He is secretary and treasurer, of the Hawaiian Sugar Refining Co. a Presbyterian, and lived in Cleveland, O., previous to his removal Francisco, Cal., where he now lives.
children.
1.
He
to
is
San
Carolyn Winslow,
Cal.
born March 21, 1864; lives in San Francisco,

19, 1868.
2.
Alice Louise, born June
3.
Ralph Stanley, May 10, 1910,

August
4, 1878; married in New York, Bess Nonearl, daughter of Robert Henry and Sally Alice (Harrison) ChUton, of Dallas, Tex. She was born,
born October
9, 1879, in Bradenburgh, Ky. Mr. Huntington was a resident of California from 1898 to 1909, and now resides in Cleveland, O. He is an artist, and
a theosophist.
1.2.4. 3. 10. 6. 2.2.

land, O.; married, in Cleveland,
2.
19, 1868, in
Alice Louise (Huntington) Gardner, born June
Cleve-
George Henry, son of George W\ and Rosaline (Oviatt) Gardner. He was born in Cleveland, O., June 9, Mrs. Gardner is a graduate of Bradford Seminary, 1888. They are Presbyterians, and live in Cleveland, O.
.
136
CHILD.
1.
Kenneth Huntington,
born March
14, 1896.
1.2.4. 3. 10. 6.2. 7.

Julia Almira (Huntington) Barnes, born August 6, 1845, in Akron, O.; married, August 19, 1873, in East Cleveland, O., Hiram Payson, son of Henry and Grace Ann (Litzenberg) Barnes. He was born March 31, 1841, in Morgan Township, O. Mr. Barnes is a graduate of Kenyon College, of the year 1868, and Lane
Theological Seminary, 1872.
He
is
a Presbyterian minister.
In the Union
Army
during the Civil War, he belonged to what was known in the State of
tlie
Oliio as
"squirrel Hunters."
of
Ohio who, at tlie call of the Governor, volunteered for the when Kirby Smith was threatening to enter it near Cincinnati, were called "Squirrel Hunters," from the fact that these men armed themselves with such arms as tliey possessed, consisting of rifles, and shot'The
defense of the State,
men
guns, which they were accustomed to use in hunting squirrels and other game.
They served
" the State about six weeks, and, although the " Squirrel Hunters "
volunteered to serve without pay, the Ohio Legislature recently passed a Bill
giving the "Squirrel Hunters" one month's pay, ($13.)
jVIr.
Barnes and
his family live in Clintonville, O.
children.
*
1. 2.
Emily Melissa, born May 14, 1880. Henry Huntington, born June 2, 1886,
in
Mt. Vernon,
O.; died
May
31, 1896, in
Dresden, O.
1. 2. 4.
3. 10. 6. 2. 7. 1.
14, 1880, in
Emily Melissa (Barnes) Callen, born May

O.;
Windham,
Callen.
married in Clintonville, O., August

reside in Clintonville.
16,
1910, to Alfred
Baron
They
CHILD.
1.
William
Huntington, born February
3,
1915.
1.
2.4. 3. 10. 6. 3.
29, 1809,
Caroline Matilda (Huntington) Hamlin, born September

in
Bozrah, Conn.; married, September 16, 1835, in Cleveland, O., Daniel Ranny, Jr., son of Daniel Ranny and Ruth (Ward) Hamlin. He was born
August
terian,
30, 1800, in Utica,
and
led the choir of the First Presbyterian

first
He
oro-anized the
Mr. Hamlin was a cabinet maker, a PresbyChurch for several years. He led the Band when General reed band in Buffalo.
N. Y.
Lafayette was in Buffalo,
ing of the Erie
187
when
the three Thayers were hung, and at the openof
Canah
It
was said
him
that "his
word was
as good as his
calls
bond."
Rev. E. B. Huntington,
in the
Huntington Genealogy,
him a
financier.
His father was Ensign Daniel R. Hamlin, in the War of the Revolution, Mr. Hamlin, Jr., came to Buffalo from Utica in 1825, and lived there the
rest of his
life.
He
died July 23, 1881, and his wife died
March
6,
1878.
CHILDREN.
1.
Charles Winslow, born July

ried,
20, 183(i, in Cleveland,
Ohio; mar1908.
March
8,
1883, in Williamsville, N. Y,, Carrie LeClear

3,
Young.
He
died in Govvanda, N. Y., September

IST.
His
widow
2.
lives in Buffalo,
Y.
3,
Charlotte Lucretia, born September
1839, in Buffalo,
N.
Y.,
3.
and died September 29, 1840, in Buffalo. Harriet Cornelia, born August 25, 1842,
in Buff'alo,
N. Y.
1.2.4. 3. 10.6. 3. 3.
Harriet Cornelia (Hamlin) Macniel, born August
Buffalo,
25, 1842, in
N. Y.; married June 13, 1876, in Buffalo, Dugald, son of John and Mary (McCollom) Macniel. He was born in 1848, in Kil Martin, Scotland, in the " Hielan's." He was a physician, and a graduate of the University of
Buff'alo.
They were
Presbyterians.
Dr. Macniel died
March
21, 1885.
His wife
died January 18, 1914, in Buffalo, N. Y.
children, born in buffalo, n.

1.
y.
2.
Caroline Huntington, born April 3, 1877. Elizabeth Hamlin, born June 18, 1881.
1. 2. 4. 3.
10. 6. 3. 3. 2.
;
ried
of
Elizabeth Hamlin (Macniel) Olmsted, born June 18, 1881 marAugust 26. 1903, in Buffalo, N. Y., Dr. Charles Morgan Olmsted, graduate Bonne University, and student at Goettingen, Germany. Mrs. Olmsted
in the
is
graduated at Buffalo Seminary and Smith College, Northampton, Mass.,

class of 1902.
They
are residents of Buffalo, N. Y., where Dr. Olmsted
practicing physician.
children.
1. 2.
Dugald Macniel, born March 21, John Barton, born July 5, 1905.
1904.
3.
4. 5.
Elizabeth Allen, born March 12, 1910. Charliss Huntington, born September Huntington, bom December 15, 1914.
1,
1911.
138
1. 2. 4. 3. 10.
1822, in Bozrah, Conn.; married, March, 1853,
of Granville, Ohio.
6.4.
18,
LucRETiA Leffingwell (Huntington) Stark, born September

Lemuel
B., son of
Joshua Stark,
She died
in 1856.
children.
1.
Olive.
2.
An infant
son.
1.2.4.3.10.7.
born January 8, 1780; married, September 21, 1807, Joseph W., son of Jared aud Margaret (Grant) Tracy, of Norwich, Ct. He was born March 9, 1773, and died April 3, 1845. She united with the first Congregational church in Norwich in 1842, and died in New York City, July 11, 1849. They resided in Norwich, Ct.
Wealthy (Huntington) Tracy,
children.
1.
Jared Winslow,
York
City.
born
May
29, 1812,
and
for years lived in
New
2.
James Joseph, born December

chant in
3,
1814, and
was a hardware mer-
New York
City.
3.
Edward
4.
5.
6.
Huntincjton, born April 21, 1817; married, January Louisa H. Thomas, and resided in New York City. Sarah Grant, born August 21, 1819, and died in 1838. Cornelia Margaretta, born October 15, 1822, and lived in New York City. Lydia Huntington, born July 3, 1825, and was also living in
10, 1856,
New York
City, in 1860.
1. 2. 4. 3. 10. 8.
Nehemiah Huntington,
earlier years
born April
so that
20, 1782.
He was
for
many
of
liis
he lost almost entirely the years usBut he was characterizi'd through life for his ually devoted to education. sterling good sense and judgment, and still more for his gentle and kind heart. If anything else was needed to render him beloved and esteemed, and trusted by all who knew him, it was his strict conscientiousness. He seemed to feel
an
invalid, so
much
no other motive than duty

dut\',
they best
8,
and how faithful he was to every conviction of knew who saw him most. He married, for his first wife, Sep;
tember
found
in
1814,
all
Nancy, an older
sister of his
brother Elijah's wife; and he
lie most prized and needed. She had mental endowments of a high order, and a personal culture which
her
those qualities and attainments
fitted
139
She was no less gifted
her to grace any
circle in
spirit
;
which she might move.
with the graces of the

earnest as
being characterized for a piety as uniform and
it was unobstrusive. She was most happy and skiUful in tlie social and religious training of the family; yet she was felt to be as well fitted to
lead in the social gatherings of her sisters in the church.
harmoniously two such kindred spirits would move along through life was foreshadowed by a little incident, which transpired soon after their marriage. The one had been accustomed to regard the evening of Saturday as apart of the Christian Sabbath, and the other observed that of Sunday. They engaged a perpetual regard for each others convictions, by a systematic avoidance of all work and secular pastime on both evenings, though they taught their children to reverence the evening of Sunday as sacred time. Mrs. H. died July 12, 1835, most deeply lamented, yet not to be forgotten by those who had enjoyed her acquaintance. "I know of no one, so well prepared to go, and of no one whom we shall miss so much," was the heartfelt testimony of one of her neighbors, who had known her long and well. And many years after her death, the gifted Mrs. Sigourney was pleased to give her testimonial to the personal worth of one "whose friendship I so much prized." Mr. H. married, for his second wife, December 21, 1841, Mrs. Anne, widow of Jirali I. Hough, and daughter of Timothy and Sorloma (Strong) Hinckley, of Lebanon, a most amiable and excellent woman. He was chosen deacon of the church in Bozrah, several years before his death. From the commencement of the sabbath school and temperance enterprises, in this country, he was in theory and practice, a warm friend of both. Indeed, in every work which promised to promote human comfort or salvation, he was ever ready to engage. He was as steadily at his place in the prayer meeting in the busiest season of the year, as in his seat on Sunday in the church. This good man was taken to his rest, June 2, 1852, leaving, it is believed, no enemy beliind him.
together,
How
CHILDREN.
This family were
^ *
1.
all
born in Bozrah.
Nancy Leffingwell,
born June
14, 1815.
2. 3.
Elijah Baldwin, born August Elisha Tracy, born December
14, 1816.
28, 1817, and married in Norwich, September 2, 1844, Malvina, daughter of Dr. Thomas Boswell. He was a jeweler, and the character he bore, and the esteem he secured, are well set forth in tlie sermon preached by his pastori Rev. Dr. Bond, on the Sabbath following his death. His disease had been one inexpressibly trying and painful, and terminated his useful life, on Wednesday, February 16, 1859. "The example of an esteemed member and brother of our church, who,
since the last sabbath lias 'finished his course,' furnishes a fresh
and convincing
illustration of the
power there
is
in the
hope of
salvation to sustain and cheer the soul amidst the pains of pro-
140
tracted disease, and in the hour of death.
For many a month
he has borne
his life-wasting sufferings in tlie patience of hope.
With
him
cheerfulness and consideration he set his house in order, in
prospect of death, and
when
the expected crisis came,
it
found
so peaceful, so cheerful, so hopeful, so full of love, that the
scene was divested of those sad and painful sensations, so often awakened in the chamber of death. He looked at death with the eye of faith, and in the light of hope looked at it as a sleep in Jesus from which he fully expected to awake to a higher and purer life in that kingdom where he had laid up treasures for
eternity."
4.
William Dyer,
born December
18, 1821.
1. 2. 4. 3. 10. 8. 1.
Nancy Leffingwell (Huntington) Thompson,

married, October 25, 1841, in Bozrah, a merchant, and lived in Norwich, Ct.
C't.,
died October 28, 1880, in Norwich, Ct.
born June 14, 1815; Alba Cornwall Thompson, who was He died Mai'cli 30, 1881, and his wife They were Episcopalians.
CT.
19, 1842, died
CHILDREN, BORN IN NORWICH,

1.
Elizabeth Huntington, born August

17, 1891,
December
Bristol,
R.
I.
2.
Malvina Huntington,
Ct.,
born
May
11,
1845
;
married, in Norwich,
April 24, 1867, Robert Smith Abel!
she died
March
8,
1889,
in
3.
Warren, Ohio.
born July 23, 1848; died August 29, 1848,
Frank Huntington,
in
Norwich,
Ct.
4.
5.
Annie, born August

Norwich, Ct.
ist
30, 1849.
;
Caroline Hamlin, born March

of
died August 24, 1912, in 5, 1855 She was an accomj)lished musician, and an oi-gan-
wide repute.
1.2.4. 3. 10. 8. 1.4.

ried,
30, 1849, in Norwich. Ct.; marAugust 24, 1871, in Norwich, Ct., Samuel Nott, son of John Hazen and Abby Ann (Hyde) Peck. Mr. Peck was a dry-goods merchant, in 1864 he moved to Toledo, O.,
Annie (Thompson) Peck, born August
in
1870 to Greenville, Mich., in 1872 to
New
Britain, Ct., in 1874 to Hartford.
Ct., in
1886 to Detroit, Mich., in 1898 to Pontiac, Mich., and in 1899 to Cleve-
land, O.,
where he died January 27, 1902. They were Congregationalists, and Mr. Peck was a deacon in the church fi-om 1896 to 1898. Mrs. Peck lives in
Detroit, Mich.
CHILDREN.
141
Louis Huntington, born September 27, 1873, Ct.; died November 8, 1878, in Toledo, Ohio.
in
New
Britain,
Annie Huntington Hyde, born September

O.; married,
12, 1879, in Toledo,
June
26, 1901, in Cleveland, O.,
John Folger Davis.
They live in Detroit, Mich. Etta Hyde, born May 3, 1885,

in Detroit,
in Toledo, O.; died
May
18, 1886,
Mich.
1. 2. 4. 3.
10. 8.2.
Elijah Baldwin Huntington, born August 14, 1816, in Bozrah, March 6, 1843, in Windham, Conn., Julia Maria, daughter of Deacon Thomas and Laura (Lathrop) Welch, of Windham, Conn. She was born May 25, 1817, in Windham, Conn.
Conn.; married
Mr. Huntington was a preacher and a teacher and genealogist. He was and received from that College an honorary master's degree in 1851. He was licensed to preach by the New
a graduate of Yale college in the class of 1840,
London Association
pastor
t^f
of Congregational Ministers in 1845. He was ordained a church in Putnam, Conn., in 1848, and was there until 1850; was
dismissed from this charge on account of vocal weakness, after which he engaged in teaching, and devoted a large jjortion of his time to the preparation
of the
Huntington Memoir, which he published
in 1863.
From
that time to
the date of his death, he spent his leisure hours in collecting
material for a second edition, which he ho])ed to
jjrint.
and compiling The data which he
gathered have mysteriously disappeared.
Mr. Huntington published the Huntington Memoir, Genealogy of the Lathrop Family, Soldier's Memorial, and Histoiy of Stamford. He lived in Bozrah, Windham, North Killingly, Meriden, Stamford and Putnam, Conn., also in South Coventry Conn., where he died, December 27, 1877. His wife
died
in
March 20, 1901, Windham, Conn.
in Ridgefield,
Conn., and was buried beside her husband
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
Abbie Swift, born April 7, 1845, and Windham, Conn. Julia Swift, born September 1, 1846,
died February 12, 1846, in

in
Windham, Conn.
Killingly,
Clara Louisa,
in 1870.
born July
27, 1848, in
North
and died
4.
5.
born September 25, 1850, in North Killingly, and died December 24, 1850. Edmund Clement, born May 30, 1852, and died September 9,
1852, in Meriden, Conn.
Sarah Lee,
142
1.2.4.3. 10. 8. 2.2.

Scott, born September 1. 1846, in Windham, Conn.; married, August 17, 1879, AVillard Stanly, son of James and Sarah A. Scott. He was born August 17, 1851, in New York. Mr. Scott and faniiij' are living in the old homestead, bought from the Indians by their ancestors who were among the first settlers of Ridgefield, Conn. ]\Irs. Scott died June 30, 1886, in Ridgefield, Conn. She assisted her father greatly in the preparation of the First Memoir.
JuMA Swift (Huntington)
1.
Louisa Huntington, born July
17, 1880, in Ridgefield,
Conn.
1. 2. 4. 3.
10. 8. 4.
18,
William Dyer Huntington,

Conn.; married,
first,
born December
1847,
in
1821, in Bozrah,
November
16,
Norwich, Conn., Mary Ann,

26,
daughter of Thomas Kinne.

Conn., and died July 27, 1848.
field,
1817, in Nonvich,
19, 1852, in
He
married, second,
May
Spring-
She was born March 29, 1830, He was a marketman and a Baptist. He lived in in Springfield, N. Y. Norwich, Conn., then moved to Providence, R. I., about 1853, then to Edgewood, R. I., where he died December 28, 1905. The second Mrs. Huntington
N. Y.,
Calista,
daughter of James Reed.
died
November
27, 1907, in Providence,
R.
I.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
William Tracy,
born July
16, 1848, in
Norwich, Conn.
I.;
Mary Anna,
born
May
28,
married,
July 25, 1887, in Providence, R. T., Charles Henry, son of He was born February Charles and Charlotte (Roatli) Kinne.
3,
Mr. Kinne was professor of modern
languages in Brown University, 1879.

lege, Pa., until
He He
lived in State Col111.,
September, 1890; in Chicago,

30,
until
September,
1893; in Durham, N. H., until 1896.
died in Edgewood,
R.
*
3.
I.,
March
1899.
I.
lliey
were
Baptists.
Mrs. Kinne
resides in Providence, R.
James Reed, born August
30, 1865, in Providence,
R.
I.
1.2.4.3. 10.8.4.
William Tracy
married, July
1,
1.
Norwich, Conn.;
Huntington, born July

I.,
16, 1848, in
James and Sarah Adline (Colwell) Miner. She was born September 24, 1855, in ProviHe lived in Norwich, Conn., and dence, R. I. Mr. Huntington was a clerk. moved to Providence, R. I., in 1854, where he died March 31, 1912. Mrs.
Claribel, daughter of
Huntington and children reside
in Cranston, R. I.
They
are Baptists.
HUNTINGTON GENEALOGT.
143
became
A
a
years.
tribute from the
I.
O. O. F.
" Tn early life Brother Huntinofton
member
of the Central Baptist Church and was very active there for several
After his marriage he transferred by letter to the Stewart St. Baptist

his wife
Church, of which
to the
was a member.
Order
of
Odd
Fellows, and formed
Our brother was strongly attached among the brethren of that Order
some of the sweetest and dearest friendshijis. He was able therein to perform some of his best work in assisting others, and was consecjuently active and happy among the brethren there from March 11, 1873, when he joined Crescent
Lodge, No.
24, the
remainder of his
life.
He was
Recording Secretary of the
Lodge two different terms covering several years, and Treasurer several years."
years, Financial Secretary
two
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Gertrude Louise,
born March
17, 1876, in
Providence, R.
3.
A Son, born and died April 1, 1878. Arthur Parker, born February
R.
T.
10,
1888, in East Greenwich,

]\Irs.
This
is
an adopted child, the son of

as
Huntington's
sister.
He
enlisted
apprentice in the U. S. Navy, in the
hosjjital corps,
to the 1st Brigade,
Corps, at
and was on the U. S. S. Prairie, and was attached Second Advance Regiment, U. S. Marine the taking of Vera Cruz, Mexico, in 1914.
1.2.4.3. 10.8.4.3.
James Reed Huntington,
born August 30, 1865, in Providence, R. L:
married, June 22, 1892, in Providence, R. L, Elizabeth Royal, daughter of
Gideon and Mary (Monarch) Ta\'lor. She was born in Providence, July 21, 1870. Mr. Huntington is a buokkeej)er, and a Baptist. He lives in Providence.
Mrs. Huntington died there December 21, 1910.
CHILD.
1.
Royal Reed,
born December
1,
1.2.4.3.11.
married March
Ben.tamin Huntington, born in Norwich, February 22, 1736. He 5, 1767, Mary, daughter of Joseph and Mary (1. 3. 9. 2.) Carew, and widow of James Noyes Brown. She died Ajiril 24, 1777. He was chosen to succeed his father in the office of town clerk, March 5, 1764,
and resigned the
Barnabas
jjost to his
(1. 2. 4. 2. 7.),
first
together the
son Phillip. He was one of the selectmen, with Samuel Trac}', and Elijah Brewster, who called revolutionary meeting held in Norwich, June 6, 1774.
144
CHILDREN.
This family were born
*
1,
in
Norwich.
8,
Mary, born March
1768.
26, 1770.
2.
Phillip, born September
3.
4.
Alice, born March 21, 1773. She married, in 1802, AVilliam Baldwin, and died, having had no children. Daniel, born June 10, 1776. He married, in November, 1803, Sarah Potter, of New London, and died, without children,
October
12, 1805.
His wife was born December 23, 1780, and
died, April 8, 1850, as her grave stone attests.
1. 2. 4. 3.
11.
1.
8,
Mary (Huntington) Carpenter,

Conn.
born March
1768, in Norwich,
in
She married, October
29, 1791,
Gardner Carpenter, and lived
Norwich.
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
George, born July 27, 1795. Elizabeth, born October 12, Gardner, born March 29, 1802. Henry, born November 10, 1804. John, born March 4, 1807. Charles, born October 21, 1810.
Mary
1797.
1. 2. 4. 3. 11. 2.
Philip Huntington, born September
married, January 17, 1796, Phila Grist,
26, 1770, in
Norwich, Conn.
30. 1806,
He
38.
who
died
November
aged
He was
4,
chosen town clerk, immediately on the death of his father, September
11, 1801,
and served
in this office until his death,
which took place February
1825.
child.
1.
Benjamin, born
in
Norwich, April
24, 1798.
1. 2. 4. 3.
11. 2.
1.
Town, Conn.;
to
April 24, 1798, in Norwich
married September 80, 1830, in Norwich, Conn., Margaretta Dunlap Perit. He was a merchant. He was elected Town Clerk February 14, 1825,
who died February have been handed down from father

succeed his father
first
4.
The
office of
town clerk seems

to
to
to son, as
Christopher Huntington, the
male child born

1764.
in
Norwich, was elected town clerk,
succeed Richard
Bushnell, and the
office
was held by Isaac,
January
9,
His son,
December 6, 1726, to Benjamin, succeeded him March 5, 1764, and held

his son, from
the office to September 11, 1801,
145
when he resigned
in favor of his son Phillip,
who
held the
office until his death,
the office until
February 4, 1825. His son, Benjamin, held October, 1830, when the office was removed to the City of
Norwich.
CHILDREN, BORN IN NORWICH TOWN, CONN.

*
1.
2.
3.
born July 5, 1831. Son, born and died March 24, 1833. Margaret Dunlap, born July 15, 1834, and died January
John Webster Perit,
8,
1908.
4. 5.
Pelatiah Webster, born July 2, 1836. Benjamin Newton, born May 21, 1838; married, September 1862, Sarah T. McMahon. No children. He died September
1903.
3,
,
Mrs. Huntington
lives in
Columbus, Ohio.
1842; lives in Norwich Town^
29, 1861,
6.
7.
Son, born and died February
13, 1840.
8,
Sara Leaming, born September

Conn.
8.
Thomas Dunlap,
9.
born July 26, 1844, and died September from a fever taken in the camp of the Union Army. Henry Clay, born January 11, 1848, and died February
19, 1848.
1.2.4. 3. 11.
2. 1. 1.
John Webster Perit Huntington, born July 5, 1831, in Norwich Town, Conn.; married February 18, 1857, Mary Applegate, who was born January 6, 1836, and died December 25, 1878, in Wilbur, Ore. He died June
3,
1869.
He was one of the early pioneers of the Pacific Coast, as he went to Oregon in the fall of 1849. He lived for some time at Oregon City, Clackamas County. He then removed to Polk County, where he was engaged at different times in teaching and farming. From Polk County he removed to the Umpqua Valley, and settled in Douglas, (then Umpqua,) County near Yoncalla, where he located on a tract of land which he cultivated as a farm, but practised surveying to some extent. In 1860 he was elected to the lower house of the State Legislature. He was appointed Superintendent of Indian Affairs for Oregon by President Lincoln, in 1863, and reappointed in 1867 by President
Johnson.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Benjamin, born September
3,
1859.
2.
John Webster Perit,
born August 21, 1861, and died in 1869.
1. 2. 4. 3. 11. 2. 1. 1. 1.
October
Benjamin Huntington, born Sept. 3, 1859, in Yoncalla, Ore.; married 8, 1880, in Yoncalla, Mary L., daughter of James and Margaret
R. (Swift) Miller.
in
1915, at Yoncalla, Oregon.
She was born September 17, 1861, and died January 10, He is a farmer and owns a ranch of 1,000 acres Yoncalla, Oregon.
10
146
CHILDREN, BORN ON THEIR FATHER'S FARM IN YONCALLA, OREGON.

1.
Benjamin, born September
22, 1881.
He
is
Principal of the
High
School in Eugene, Oregon.
*
*
2.
3.
Webster, born January 5, 1883. Perit, born March 10, 1885.

Phillip, born December
13, 1886.
4. 5.
6.
7.
Margaretta, born September 10, McKiNLEY, born May 31, 1890.

James, born December
31, 1891.
1888.
8.
9.
Thomas, born May 4, 1894. Anna, born March 13, 1896.

Sara, born J)ecember
8,
10. 11.
189 7.
Mary, born August
21, 1899.
12.
13.
Ruth, born March 2, 1902. Rachel, born December 10,
1903.
1.2.4. 3. 11.2.
Webster Huntington,
at Forest Grove, Ore.,
1. 1. 1. 2.
9,
born January
1888.
1883; married June
7,
1906,
Edna
Euria, daughter of Willis Uria, and Margaret

4,
(Dewey)
Vail,
who was born July
children.
1.
2. 3.
Bernice Elsie, born February 10, EuLA La Villa, born, November 3, Evelyn Irene, born November 26,
1907.
1909.
1911.
1.2.4. 3. 11.2.
Perit Huntington, born March
1. 1. 1. 3.
1885; married
April
is 7,
10,
1909,
Helen Gertrude Garceau. She was born March 25, 1890. He man, and lived in Mahnomen, Minn., but is now, 1915, a resident
Oregon.
ClIILDRKN.
1. 2. 3.
a dray-
of Sisters,
Perit Felix, born December
30, 1909, at
Helen Gertrude, born February 6, Ruth Webster, born November 25,
1911, at
Mahnomen, Minn. Mahnomen, Minn.
1912. at Drain, Oregon.
4.
Mary
Miller, born March
3,
1915.
1.2.4. 3. 11. 2.
1908, Frances Smith,
1. 1.
1.4.
13,
Phillip Huntington, born December 13, 1886; married January who was born June 26, 1888, in Oakland, Ore.
CHILDREN.
1.
147
Alberta, born August
25,
1908; died in 1911.
2.
Child, born
in October, 1914.
1.2.4. 3. 11.
Conn.; married,
first,
2.
1.4.
2,
Pelatiah Webster Huntington, born July
1836, in Norwich,
June 3, 1858, in Columbus, O., Jane Nashee, daughter of David Wagner and Margaret (Nashee) Deshler. She was born July 14, 1830, and was the widow of Richard H. Beeson. She died May 25, 1867, in Columbus, O.
He
married, second, October
3,
1872, Frances, daughter of Calvin Theo9,
dore and Harriet Sollace.

25, 1879, in
She was born February
1849, and died January
He
bus, O.
Columbus, O. married, third, Ida Herminia Nothnagel,

is
May
2,
1882, in Colum-
He
a banker, and established the
Huntington National Bankj of
Columbus, O.
He
is
member
of the Presbyterian Church.
children.
1.
BenjAiMin, born July

bus, O.
28, 1859; died
February
12, 1864, in
Colum-
2.
* *
3.
4.
5.
Thomas Dunlap, born September 4, 1861, in Columbus, O. Webster Perit, born February 20, 1865, in Columbus, O. Theodore Sollace, born September 2, 1873, in Columbus,
Francis Ropes, born September
bus, O.
3,
O.
1898,
1875; married June
9,
in Columbus, O., Adeline Clark Ulrick.
They
live in
Colum-
6.
7.
Baldwin Gwynne,
Edith, born March
bus,
O.,
born January
9,
13, 1879, in
Columbus, O.
live in
1883; married September 26, 1911, in ColumJr.
WUliam Ardenne Loving,

2,
They
Rich-
mond, Va.
8.
Phillis, born October

bus, O.
1884; died August 26, 1885, in Columdied September 28, 1886, in Colum
9.
Ralph, born January

bus, O.
24, 1886
10.
Margaret, born December

in
20, 1887; married November 27, 1910, They live in Columbus, O., Elliot Southworth Church. Kansas City.
1.2.4. 3. 11.2. 1.4.2.
I
O.;
Thomas Dunlap Huntington,

married June
reside.
14, 1889, Jessie
born September 4, 1861, in Columbus, Lee Hibbard, in Columbus, O., where they
now
148
CHILDREN.
1.
Rachel Leffingwell,
born
in 1892.
2.
3.
Constance, born in 1895. Pelatiah Webster, born
in 1897.
1.
2.4. 3. 11. 2.
Anna Harlow.
1. 4. 3.
20, 1865, in
in
Webster Perit Huntington,

O.;
born February
Columbus,
married,
married,
first,
1886,
,
She died
1907.
in
He
second, October
1912, Arabella Bogie.
They
reside
Mt. Sterling,
Kentucky.
children.
*
*
1.
Jane, born
in 1887.
in
2.
3.
Deshler, born in 1888; married Ruth, born in 1890.
August, 1913.
1.2.4. 3. 11.
1912,
2. 1. 4. 3. 1.
, ,
Jane (Huntington) Bone, born Hugh Mortimer Bone.

child.
1.
1887; married
May
Hugh Huntington,
born June
1913.
1. 2. 4. 3. 11. 2.
1.4.3.3.
, ,
Ruth
ber
,
(Huntington) Carlile, born 1912, William Arthur Carlile.

,
1890; married Octo-
child.
1.
William Arthur,
born December
1913.
1. 2. 4. 3. 11. 2. 1. 4. 4.
Theodore Sollace Huntington,

bus, O.;
born September
2,
1873, in Colum-
married, January
29,
1902, in
Columbus, O., (irace Livingston,
daughter of Samuel and ^Martha

28, 1870, in
W.
is
(Taylor) Lee.

His wife died
Camden, N.
J.
He
a graduate of Princeton University, in the
class of 1895.
He
is
a banker, and lives in Columbus, O.
July 21, 1908, in Cobourg, Ontario.
children.
1.
Theodore Lee,
born March
18, 1908,
28, 1904, in
Columbus, O.
19, 1908, in
2.
Son, born July

Ontario.
and died July
Cobourg,
149
1.
2.4. 3. 11.2. 1.4. 6.

born June
13, 1879, in
Baldwin Gwynne Huntington,

bus, O.,
married January 20, 1904, Mina Maybei Monypeny.
They resided
Columbus, O.; in Colum-
and
in
New
London, Conn.,
in 1912.
CHILDREN.
1. 2. 3.
Ann, born, 1905. Francis Sollace, born

,
,
1907.
,
,
John Webster Perit, born
1909.
1.2.4. 3. 12.
Abigail Huntington Lathrop, born July
29, 1739, in
Norwich, Conn.
married December 20, 1764, Azariah Lathrop, of Franklin,

" happily exemplified the
.
who was born in She was a most excellent woman, who
meek and
quiet spirit of the gospel."
Among
her
grandchildren were the missionary sisters
the
C.
first ]\lrs.
]Myron AVinslow,
buried in
Mrs. Cherry, Mrs. Hutchins and Mrs. Perry, three
of
whom were
heathen ground at Oodooville, Ceylon, and Rev. Dr. Daniel Lathrop, Mrs.
William
A. Hallock, of
New
York, and
L.
Lathrop,
9,
who married
1820.
PhUura LeflSngwell H.
(1. 2. 4. 3. 10. 6. 1.).
She died March
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Charles, born January 11, 1770. Nabby, born March 24, 17 72. Charlotte, born April 16, 1774, and BuRREL, born May 25, 1776. Gerard, born August 19, 17 78. Charlotte, born February 21, 1781. Augustus, born February 11, 1785.
died
November
3,
1777.
1.2.4.4.
Jabez Huntington, born
first
in Norwich, Conn., January 26, 1691. He June 30, 1724, Elizabeth, daughter of Rev. Timothy and Esther (Stoddard) Edwards, who was born in East Windsor, Conn., April After her 14, 1697, and who died in Windham, Conn., September 21, 1733. death, he married for his second wife. May 21, 1735, widow Sarah Wetmore, He who died in Norwich, March 21, 1783, in the 83d year of her age. removed to Windham, Conn., where he attained high rank among the distinguished men of that important town, both in civil and in mUitary life, being a deputy to the general court in 1726, and at his death, September 26, 1752,
married for his
wife,
a colonel of the Connecticut militia.
150
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
3.
* *
*
4.
5.
6.
7.
Elizabeth, born in Iôrwich, November 1, 1725. Sarah Ann, born in Norwich, June 20, 1727. Tryphena, born August 27, 1729, and died in East Windsor, August 19, 1745, Jerusha, born August 24, 1731. Hannah, born in Windham, July 22, 1736. Jabez, born in Windham, April 15, 1738. Anne, born in Windham, January 20, 1740, and married, May 3,
1765, Benjamin, (1.
3. 9. 6.)
of
Norwich, where she died, Octo19, 1742,
ber
8.
6,
1790.
in
Samuel, born
1743.
Windham, October
and died January
15,
9.
Lucy, born
field,
in
Windham, June
16, 1744.
She married Colonel Ex-
perience, a son of Huckins and Eunice (Porter) Storrs, of Mans-
1801.
where she died, February 6, 1801, and he died Tuly 22, His birth was September 18, 1734, being the second in a
family of twelve children.
1.2.4.4.1.
1725.
Elizabeth (Huntington) Davenport, born in Norwich, November 1, She was married in Windham, by the Rev. Stephen White, November
Hon. Abraham, son of Rev. John and Martha (Gould) DavenConn. Her husband was born in Stamford, 1715, and graduated at Yale, 1732. He was a most worthy, and truly noble man, sus" Colonel taining many offices, civil and military, with very marked ability. Davenport was possessed of a vigorous understanding and invincible firmness of mind, and of a weight of character which for many years decided, in this county, almost every question to which it was lent. He was early a professor of religion, and adorned its doctrines by an exemplary conformity to its precepts." He was for many years one of the council of the state, and at his death was judge of the Fairfield county court. " Of his country and all its great interests he was a pillar of granite." So testifies no lower authority than Dr. Dwight, to the character of Colonel Davenport. His wife, who was quite infirm, for the last few years of her life, died December 17, 1773. After her death he married again, August 8, 1776, Mrs. Martha Fitch. He died in
16, 1750, to the
port, of Stamford,
1789.
children.
*
1.
John, born January
16, 1752.
2. 3.
Abraham,
21, 1753, and died October 25, 1754. Elizabeth, born September 16, 1756, married, August 8, 1777, James Coggswell, M. D., of Preston. Her daughter, Alice, became the wife of the Rev. Dr. Samuel Fisher, of Greenbush, and mother of Rev. Samuel Ware Fisher, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
born October
*
4.
5.
151
James, born October 12, 1758. Huntington, born April 18, 1761, and died October
22, 1769.
1. 2. 4. 4. 1. 1.
married,
John Davenpo'rt, born January 16, 1752, May 7, 1780, Mary Silvester, daughter of
chosen a
graduated at Yale, 1770,

the Rev. Dr.
Noah
Wells.
He was
member
of congress to
fill
the vacancy
made by
the death of
his brother
James, and continued for eighteen years a member.

28, 1830.
He
died
November
CHILDREN.
1.
Elizabeth Huntington,
virho
married the Hon. Judge Peter
W.
RadclifCe, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
2.
John Alfred,
and had
who married P^liza M. Wheeler, among whom are Rev. J. S. Davenport, an Episcopal minister at Oswego, N. Y., and Rev. James Radcliff Daveni)ort, who graduated from Yale College in 1830; married, Mehetabel W. Newell, and had among other children a
a graduate of Yale,
six children,
3.
John Alfred, born in Francestown, N. II., where his father was then settled, February 7, 1840. This son graduated from Yale in 1861, was, for a short time, assistant professor of mathematics in the U. S. Naval Academy; then studied law, and was admitted to the bar in New York City in 1867. He became a prominent lawyer in that city, and died of typhoid pneumonia in Cincinnati, O., May 5, 1890. He married, August 15, 1874, Mary Fairfax, daughter of Gouverneur and Patsey Jefferson (Gary) Morris, of IMorrisania, N. Y. She survived him with two daughters. Mary Wells, who married James Boorman, of New York.
son,
4. 5.
Theodosia, who died unmarried. Theodore, who married Harriet

and had a family
G. Cheesebrough, of
New
York,
of seven children.
6.
7.
Rebecca Ann, who

Matilda,
had a family
died unmarried.
the wife of Rev. Peter Lockwood, of Binghampton,

of seven children.
who
1. 2. 4. 4.
1.4.
1758,
James Davenport,
born October 12,
graduated at Yale
in
1779; married Abigail Fitch, and after her death, Mehetabel Coggshall.
He
was a member of the Connecticut legislature, and judge of county court. In 1796 he was chosen member of Congress, in which office he died suddenly, August 3, 1797.
152
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Betsey Coggshall, who married

Abigail Fitch, the wife
York.
Chas.
W.
Apthorp, of Boston.
Philip
of that gifted
first
preacher, Rev.
Melancthon Whelpley, of the

3.
Presbyterian church of
New
Mary
in
Ann,
the wife of the no less eminent servant of God, Rev.

first
Matthias Bruen, the
pastor of the Bleecker street church,
New
York.
the wife of the Rev. Dr.
4.
Frances Louisa,
Thomas
Skinner, of
the Union Theological Seminary.
1.2.4.4.2.
born in Norwich, June She married August 22, 1748, Hezekiah Wetmore, of Middletown, and for her second husband, February 19, 1758, Samuel Beers, of Stratford, when' she died, December 4, 1784. Her second husband died October 17, 1 !i8, a<ied seventy years, and four months.
20, 1727.
Sarah Ann (Huntington, Wetmore) Beers,
children,
1.
2.
(wetmore.)
Tryphena, baptized July 8, 1750. Hezekiah, baptized March 3, 1754.

CHILDREN.
(beers.)
3.
Lucy, born September

town, L.
I.
10, 1760,
and married Geo. Smith,
of Smith-
4.
Sarah Ann,
field,
born June
6,
1762, married
David Beers,
of Fair-
Conn.
Pitt, born April
2,
5.
William
1766, married Anna, daughter of
Jonathan Sturgis, of in Albany, N. Y.
Fairfield,
and became an eminent lawyer,
1.
2.4.4.4.
vember
born August 24, 1731; married NoLebanon, Conn., John, son of Moses and EUzabeth Mr. Clark was a physician, and a graduate of Yale in (1. 3. 6. 1.) Clark. 1749. He was born January 7, 1728, and died December 23, 1822, in Utica, N. Y. Mrs. Clark died in Utica, N. Y., December 14, 1823.
7,
Jerusha (Huntington) Clark,

1751,
in
CHILDREN.
1.
John, born June 13, 1752; married Abigail, daughter of the Rev. Samuel Moseley, of Hampton, Conn. Mr. Clark was a physician in Lebanon, and had a family of eight children.
*
2.
3.
153
Jabez, born November 2, 1753. IsRAHiAH, born May 16, 1755; died June
1,
1755.
1840, in Utica, N. Y.;
4.
Jerusha, born May
7,
1756; died July 1757;

died
8,
she had never married.

5.
Hezekiah, born
]Mi-.
December
19,
married June
2,
1785,
Lucy, daughter of the Hon. Moses

Clark was a physician.
Bliss, of Springfield,
Mass.
He
March
4,
1826
they had
ten chUdren.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10, 1760; married, August 14, 1780, Ebenezer Bushnell. She died October 12, 1785 they had one son. Deodatus, born July 27, 1762; married, February 2, 1794, Nancy, daughter of Daniel Dunham, of Columbia, Conn.; they had ten children. Mr. Clark was a physician, and resided last in Oswego, N. Y. Hannah, born May 19, 1764; married, May 22, 1789, the Hon. George Bliss, of Springfield, Mass. She died September 19, 1795; they had four children. Henry, born May 4, 1766 married, February 1, 1796, Mary Ann, daughter of Capt. Vine Elderkin, of Windham, Conn.; they had
; ;
Tryphena, born February
six children.
"
* 10.
11.
Erastus, born May
11, 1768.
Thaddeus, born February
12, 1770;
married,
March
]\Ir.
24, 1802,
Deborah, daughter of Dr. Joseph Baker.

physician, and died February 15, 1854.
Clark was a
12.
They had eleven chilwhom, Sarah Jane, became widely known, under the nom de plume of Grace Greenwood. Elizabeth, born February 2, 1772; married, November 11, 1795, the Rev. Ludovicus Weld. She died August 21, 1854. They had five children, one of whom, Lewis, became the distinguished successor of the Rev. Thomas H. Gallaudet in the American Asylum at Hartford, Conn., for the education of the deaf and dumb.
dren, one of
1.
daughter of Jedidiah Elderkin.
2,
2.4.4.4.
2,
2.
Jabez Clark, born November

1838.
1753; married, April
1787, Annie,
She was born Mr. Clark was prominent in civU life.
INlarch 6, 1761,
and died July
children.
1. 2.
3.
4.
Elizabeth, married Walter King, of Utica, N. Y. Anna, married Edward Vernon, of New York City. Jerusha, married Jesse W. Doolittle, of Utica, N. Y. Charlotte, married Hon. Samuel Huntington Perkins, son
of
Anna
(1. 3. 4. 5. 5. 4.)
He was
a prominent lawyer in Phila-
delphia, Penn.
154
5.
Edwards, married May

1802, in
28,
1823, Harriet Perkins, sister of the
Hon. Samuel Huntington Perkins.
She was born AprU
19,
Windham, Conn.
for
Mr. Clark was an attorney at law, was County Court, and resided in Windham, Conn.
many
years Judge of the
1.2.4.4.4.10.
Erastus Clark, born ^lay

1812.
11,
17G8; married,
first,
Sophia Porter;
1,
second, Sophia, daughter of Capt. Royal and Lora (Elderkin) Flint, July
She was born

13, 1854.
November
Windham, Conn., November He died November 6, 1825.

in
3,
1783, and
died
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
3.
4.
Sophia, born June 1, 1813. Elizabeth, ])orn November 1, 1815, and died August 19, Erastus, born November 20, 1818, and married January Frances Beardsley. He died December 31. 1900. James, born in 1820; died in infancy.
1889.
26, 1846,
1.
2.4. 4. 4. 10.1.
1,
Sophia (Clark) Walton, born June
1813; married, October 10,
1837, in Utica, N. Y.,
son) Walton.
He
John Stevenson, son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Stevenwas born in Nmf Qnlragiw:, May 16, 1809, and died Febru3,
ary 26, 1877.
She died March
1885.
lijur^.
2.
CHILDREN.
Anne
Eliza, born October 27, 1838; married, March 2, 1859, Theobald, son of Alfred and Celestine (Fletcher) Forstall, of New Orleans. He was born October 31, 1836, and died in
Chicago,
lU.,
January
19, 1890, leaving nine children.
3.
Elizabeth C, born January 18, 1840, and died April 28, Thomas Hubbard, born September 7, 1842, and died
1843.
1841.
April
4,
4.
Edward McGehee,
14, 1845.
born December
31, 1843,
and died September
5.
6.
Seymour, born February 15, 1846. Grace, born July 30, 1848; married, October
Richmond, and died April
26, 1871,
Frank Earl
26, 1881, leaving four children.
7.
8. 9.
Sophia C, born April 18, Frederick, born October

Isabel, born April
1850, and died January 12, 1857.

18, 1851,
10.
Cornelia Van
and died April 3, 1859. and died April 2, 1859. Renssalaer, born September 24, 1856, and died
24, 1853,
October 13, 1857.
HUNTINGTON GENEAXOGY.
155
1.2.4.4.4. 10. 1.5.
ried,
14, 1846, in New Orleans, La.; marSeptember 21, 1870, in Lyons, N. Y., Mary Emily, daughter of Joseph fitaed and Emily Elizabeth (Smith) Pollok. She was born June 14, 1851. O^'y'l/*) J Mr. Walton is a certified public accountant, and a graduate of Williams /
Seymour Walton, born February
College in 1868.
in
He was
^^
'
Professor in the Northwestern University, Professor
Marquette College, and Dean of the Walton School of Accountancy. He moved to Chicago, HI., in 1880, where he now lives. They are
Presbyterians.
.
< .%^^tJ^
^(, l^$^0
CHILDREN.
1
^
1. 2.
^fj^
A
i
Edward Seymour,
Emma
born December 5, 1871. <3> <^<HC / Lee, born November 17, 1874; lives in Chicago, HI.
born
lî^C^
3.
Frank Richmond,
May
24,
27, 1876
lives in
Chicago, it,
live in
4.
Albert, born October

Mass.
(Cc^ 7 /^Z <
1877; married, October 25, 1905, in
Philadelphia, Caroline Sawtelle Piers.
They
Lexington,
iky
They have a daughter, Mary
Piers, born July 4, 1907.
1. 2. 4. 4. 5.
/*
(^<t
26, 1762,
CC
an and her
Hannah (Huntington) Tomlinson,

She married January
officer in the
born in Windham, July 22, 1736.

of Stratford, Conn.,
17, 1760,
Gideon Tomlinson,
in
army.
She died
Stratford,
December
husband, January 19, 1766.
CHILDREN.
1.
Jabez Huntington, born December
24, 1760. He married Rebecca Lewis, daughter of Joseph, of Stratford, and had four children, of whom Gideon, was governor of Connecticut from
1827 to 1831.
1.2.4.4.6.
in Windham, Conn., April 15, 1738, graduated and married, August 6, 1760, Judith Elderkin, who was born in Norwich, March 2, 1743. He was early introduced into public life, and continued in it, meeting its various responsibilities acceptably, until his death. He was a member of the Connecticut council from 1764 to 1781, and was high
at Yale, 1758,
sheriff of
Jabez Huntington, born
Windham
24, 1786.
county at his death, November 24, 1782.
His wife died
September
CHILDREN.
1.
in
Windham and
born June
six of the births are 26, 1761,
Amanda Sarah,
Chaplin.
on the records. and married Benjamin
158
2.
Amanda Anna,
They had
lawyer.
several children, one of
born April 21, 1764, and married Gurdon Backus. whom, Gurdon Huntington,
College, and
graduated in 1806, at Williamstown

3.
became a
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
She married Horatio Waldo, and 7, 1765. Bingham, Vt. Jabez, born August 23, 1767. He married Elizabeth Champlin, and within two weeks after his marriage he was accidentally killed in Philadelphia, whither he had gone to purchase stock in his business, which was that of carriage making. Jedidiah, born August 11, 1769, and died at sea, on a whaling voyage, never having married. Hezekiah, born July 24, 17 71, and died single, in St. Croix. Philomena, born about 1773. She married a Boardman. Joseph Spencer, born September 6, 1775.
lived in
Hannah,
born August
William Henry,
died young.
Mrs. Boardman
(1. 2. 4. 4. 6. 7.)
made
a statement dated July 30, 1835,
and acknowledged before a justice
of the peace, according to
which her
2.
sister
Amanda son, who
Sarah, married
WUliam
Chaplain, and died about 1821, leaving one
died two years later at Pensacola, Fla.;
had, besides Gurdon H. Backus two children
Amanda Nancy (1. who died young; her
4.4. 6. 2.)
sister
Han-
nah married, first, Mr. Wales, and lived with him in Charleston, S. C, and She married Mr. Bingham as her second husband, who died about 1828. had a daughter who married E. Kingonbath and lived in Cornish, N. H. According to Mrs. Boardman's statement, her brother Jabez, died at Port Jedidiah was supposed to have died of yellow au Prince, W. I., about 1789.
fever at Philadelphia in 1793.
Mrs. Boardman was the only one of the family living

resided in Norwich, Vt.
in
1835,
and then
1. 2. 4. 4. 6. 8.
Joseph Spencer Huntington, born in Windham, Conn., September 6, 1775; married September 16, 1797, Nancy Morgan of Norwich, Conn., who was born June 15, 1778, and lived with her daughter, JNIrs. Ward, in her later
years.
After their marriage they lived in Vermont.

yellow fever, in Newburgh, N. Y., October 15, 1805.
J\Ir.
Huntington died
of
children.
*
1. 2.
Betsey Morgan,
born July
15, 1799. 29, 1801,
Thomas Jefferson,
born September
and died
single in
3.
Norwich, October 1, 1825. Nancy E., born February 23, 1804.
157
1. 2. 4. 4. 6. 8. 1.
Betsey Morgan (Huntington) Cheesbrough, born July 15,1799; married Elam Cheesbrough of Lisbon, Conn.
CHILDREN.
1.
158
5.
6.
7.
Sakah, born April 18, 1733, and died May Elizabeth, born November 14, 1734. Samuel, born March 14, 1736. Amos, born September 4, 1739. Ame, born August 5, 1746.
Elias, born September
2,
8,
1733.
8.
9.
10.
1749.
1.
2.
4.5.
1.
20,
Mathew Huntington,
and
in 1745
born March
1720-21, married, in
1742,
Elizabeth Heath, of Preston, daughter of Richard Adams, of Massachusetts,
removed to Mansfield, Conn. He was appointed first Lieutenant engaged in the French War of 1756-'60; for which he enlisted a company of about sixty soldiers from Mansfield and vicinity, and In attempting to started with them for the seat of the war on Lake George. take up the Hudson, a number of barges, the task proved more than a match One after another of his men gave out, and for the strength of his company. to supply the deficiency, as far as possible, he exerted himself all the more earnestly, aiding with his own muscular arms the tugging at the boats, until he But he succeeded in taking his entire charge over the last rapids in his way. had overtaxed his mortal powers, and he fell suddenly, a victim to exertions He wliich were deemed even in that day of prodigies, almost superhuman. His widow subsequently married Capt. Peleg Heath. died at Greenbush. An old sword which he used, about four feet long, with an immense guard above the hilt nearly ten inches in diameter, was for several years in the family, but was subsequently worked up into butcher knives.
in 1755.
He was
children.
This family were
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
all born in Mansfield, where their births are recorded. He married, in 1765, Martha FreeAsa, born October 19, 1743. man, and died without children. Jonas, born March 28, 1746, and died June 26, 1751. Abel, born December 24, 1748. Mary, born October 26, 1751, and died unmarried. Jonas, bom August 19, 1754.
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 3.
'
Abel Huntington,
born in Mansfield, Conn., December 24, 1748; marin Willington, in 1790.
ried Sarah Tuttle,
and died
children.
1.
Matthew, was
GURDON.
killed
by lightning
in the
house of his uncle Jonas.
2.
159
1. 2.
4.5. 1.3.2.
GuRDON Huntington,
1S(2,
and worked
his
way
as Batavia,
influence.
N. Y.
He
He
lived at
Conn., with a very small amount of money in what was then the Western wilderness, as far had a family, and acquired considerable wealth and one time in Rochester, N. Y.
left
into
GuRDON.
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5.
Jonas Huntington, born August

in Mansfield, Conn.,
19,
1754; married,
March
26, 1778,
Rhoda, daughter of Eleazer and Elizabeth (Wright) Baldwin. She was born December 25, 1758, in Mansfield, Conn. Mr. Huntington killed and packed beef and pork, tanning, curing, and making the hides into harness and saddles. During the Revolution, he was mustered in on the Lexington alarm, and was detailed to obtain and send forward supplies. He died November 26, His wife died October 16, 1824. 1830.
CHILDREN. BORN IN MANSFIKI.D, CONN.

1.
Sarah, born February

Hanks, and lived cember 23, 1852.
in
3,
17 79
married,
December
28, 1800, Elisha
She died DeShe had five daughters, of whom three had families: Eveline, who married John Ostrander; Rosilla, who married Job Got? ]\Iary, who married Jonathan Sayre all of them residing in Scanona, near Bath, N. Y., in 1860.
;
;
Bath, Steuben County, N. Y.
2,
3.
Betsey, born February 28, 1781. Eleazer, born August 23, 1783; died December
field,
15, 1790, in
Mans-
4.
5.
6.
Conn. Asa, born August 25, 1785. He was a teacher, and later a weaver and dyer. He died April 22, 1826, in Mansfield, Conn. Polly, born January 10,1788: married, December 1, 1831, Stephen Brigham, and died May 31, 1852, in Mansfield, Conn. Olive, born January 13, 1790; married Hazard Johnson, and had
7.
8.
9.
two children, Samantha, who married a Fenton, and John. She died in Mansfield, Conn., April 30, 1863. John, born May 18, 1792; was a teacher and a farmer, died single in August, 1822, in Bath, X. Y. Charissa, born March 5, 1794. George, born August 24, 1796; married, May 15, 1819, Anna Xeally, and went to Bath, Steuben county, N. Y., where he died
November
19, 1866.
He commenced
his life as teacher
and
far-
mer, and followed the latter vocation,
"among the mountains
of
160
HUNTIXGTON GENEALOGY.
* 10.
He was early which offices he filled fi'om 1826 to 1830, when he was appointed under sheriff; and in the next year he was elected high sheriff for Steuben county, for three years. In 1835, he was elected state senator for the senatorial district embracing Chenango, Cortland, Tioga, Tompkins, Chemung, Steuben, and AUegany counties, which office he held He was appointed, in 1840, United States marshal four years. to take the census in his county, and later a justice of the peace in the town in which he lived. He had no children. Marvin, born February 9, 1799.
Steuben, on a tributary of the Cohocton river."
elected constable
and
collector of taxes,
* 11.
DwiGHT, born May
15, 1801.
1.2. 4. 5. 1.5. 2.
Betsey (Huntington) Dunham, born February 28, 1781; married Josephus Dunham in Mansfield, Ct., September 6, 1795. They went West in 1810, and lived in Lebanon, O., and both died there. Mrs. Dunham died December 1, 1872, and Mr. Dunham April 9, 1838.
CHILDREN.
1.
Henrv, born July

September
21, 1797, in Mansfield, Ct.
He
died
unmanned
21, 1814, in
Lebanon, Ohio.
25, 1799, in Mansfield, Ct.
2.
Samantha, born November
3.
Julia, born May 10, 1802, in Mansfield, Ct.; married, July 16, 1821, James Anderson, and died August 10, 1835, leaving four small children. Two died quite young, and the baby, George, was adopted by her sister Adeline, making him the heir of her
property.
4.
5.
6.
Josephus, born September 6, 1804, in Mansfield, Ct. He died unmarried, June 10, 1826, in Lebanon, O. Adeline Charissa, born January 12, 1809, in Mansfield, Ct.; He died Septemmarried, first, George R. Crawford, in 1830. ber 5, 1840, and she married again, Isaac Harrison, a prosperous woolen manufacturer. He left her all his personal and half his real estate, and the use of the rest for life, and made her his executrix, and wished her to keep George, her nephew, as her own, as they had no cliildren. In 1856 George Anderson married Ruth Maxwell, and continued the business, and had some Mrs. Harrison died in December, 1900. children. Caroline, born August 18, 1812, in Lebanon, O., where she died
April 27, 1845.
7.
Calvin, born February 26, 1815, in Lebanon, O.; married Adeline Hall, in Dansville, N. Y. He died leaving three or four children.
8.
161
O.;
Clara, born August 23, 1817, Coles and died November 8,
in
Lebanon,
married Joseph
1862, leaving eleven children and
9.
Myra Shannon,
10.
some grandchildren. born January 17, 1820, in Lebanon, O. She died unmarried April 14, 1844, in her native town. Cordelia, born April 20, 1824, in Lebanon, O.; married, January 15, 1867, George W. Henderson, after the death of her niece who was the first Mrs. Henderson. She was living in 1909, in Warren, Ind.
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5. 2. 2.
Samantha (Dunham) McAlmont,

field,
Conn.; married,
March
8,
Nockamixon, Pa., October 30, His wife died February 9, 1839.
25, 1799, in MansMcAlmont, who was born in 1794, and died in HorneUsville, N. Y., January
born November
1821, Daniel
22, 1864, in Little
Rock, Ark.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
John Josephus, born December 19, 1821. Julia Ann, born October 16, 1823, Samuel Huntington, born December 7, 1825. CoRYDON Hanks, born November 18, 1827. RoziLLA Adeline, born July 23, 1830. Myra Cordelia, born July 4, 1832. Mary Cresida, born July 7, 1835; died May 28,
1838.
1.2.4.5. 1.5.2. 2.1.

born December 19, 1821; married in North Almond, N. J., October 22, 1845, Martha Jane Gregg. She was born July 16, 1828, in North Almond. Mr. McAlmont was a physician, and a graduate of the Western Reserve College in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1849. Later he was Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics, in Arkansas Industrial University, from the first
session to his
John Josephus McAlmont,
death in 1896.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Myra, born October
2.
Mary
1, 1846, in Weymouth, O. Cresida, born February 29, 1848, and died March 1849, in Weymouth, O.
29,
1.2.4.5. 1.5.2.2. 1.1.

Myra (TMcAlmont) Vaughn,
married,
born October
1,
1846, in
Weymouth,
O.;
Rock, Arkansas, Francis Terry, son of Charles Milton and Judith Mosely (Terry) Vaughn, who was born June 6,
14, 1866, in Little
November
1844, in
Rockingham, N. C.
162
He was
Mr. Vaughn is a lawyer, a graduate of the Albany Law School in 1865. brought as a child to Pulaski County, Ark., and from there to Little Rock, Ark., where he has. lived ever since. He was district prosecuting attorney for two or three terms, also judge of
the same district for more than one term.
He
served in the Confederate army

shot in the elbow on the
from the spring of 1862 to July

ruff's
4,
1863,
when he was
ramparts at Helena, Ark., losing his arm.
He was
in
Major WiUiam Wood-
battery of artillery, and was praised for his Itravery.
CHILD.
*
1.
Milton, born October
28, 1867, in Little
Rock, Ark.
1.2.4.5. 1.5.2.2.
Milton Vaughn,
Mr. Vaughn
is
1. 1. 1.
born October 28, 1867, in Little Rock, Ark.: married,
April 10, 1907, in Little Ruck, Jeannette Clara Reiehardt.

a physician,
and they
live in Little
Rock, Ark.
He
gradu-
ated from Alfred I'niversity in Alfred,
New
York,
in
June, 1888, and from the

in
medical department of the Arkansas Industrial University in Little Rock,
1892
was
for several years in a
drug
store,
and was three years
city physician.
In July, 1898, he entered the U.

till
S.
Army,
as contract physician, serving in
Cuba
and and
1902,
still
when he went
in the
till
to the Philippines; in 1903 returned to the States
was
U.
S.
Army
service in Utah, Uintah Lidian Reservation
Fort Crook
Rock,
Ai'k.,
1905,
when he resumed
resides.
the practice of medicine at Little
where he
CHILD.
1.
Martha Jeanette,
born January
11, 1908.
1.2.4.5.1.5.8.
Charissa (Huntington) Reynolds, born March
field.
5,
1794. in ]\lans-
Conn.; married, September 26, 1813, Christopher, son of Samuel and
Amy
(Weaver) Reynolds, a farmer of her native town. Mr. Reynolds died January 21, 1871, and his wife died September
24,
it
1860, in their native town.
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Adeline, born May 2, 1814, and married Jacob S. Eaton. Melissa, born JNlarch 14, 1816, and married Charles Shuniway. Elizabeth, born March 14, 1818, and married Asa Saunders. Sarah, born -January 31, 1820, and married Fayette Barrows.
Julia, born October 8, 1821. Glenn W., born November 25, 1823, and married Elizabeth Eaton. Jane, born January 9, 1826, and died August 8, 1827. John, born July 28, 1827, and married Martha Slater.
5.
6.
7.
8.
HUNTINGTON GENEALOGY,
*
9.
163
10.
George Huntington, born Febraary 8, 1829. Edwin, born March 23, 1830, and married Mary
J. Spencer.
He
11.
was chief engineer of the Allis-Chalmers Co., of Milwaukee, Wis., many years, and was Vice President of this Company at the time of his death, February 19, 1909. Benjamin Franklin, born January 29, 1833, and married Amanda Hawkins, and died May 25, 1905. He was chief engineer of
Omaha Water
Civil
12.
Co., for
twenty years, and in the Navy during the

11,
War. Albert W., born December Runyon.
1835, and
married Rebecca
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5. 8. 5.
Julia (Reynolds) Derby, born October
burn) Derby.
8,
1821
1842, in Mansfield, Conn., Leander, son of Joseph Hartwell
married October 24, and Jane (Col-
He was born July 18, 1815, in Leominster, Mass. Mr. Derby was a horn-comb manufacturer In 1851, with a party from
fields of California,
Leominster, he started for the gold
and, in crossing the
Isthmus of Panama, contracted a fever, and lived only a few days after reaching California. He died October 24, 1851. Mrs. Derby died August 22, 1909,
in Amityville,
jST.
Y.
They were
Congregationalists.
children.
1.
Viola Annette, born December

married, September
1,
^,
1845, in Leominster, Mass.:
1880, in Jersey City,
N.
J.,
the Rev.
Henry Bromley.
children.
Mr. Bromley died in 1896.

1,
They had no
Leominster,
2.
Adelaide Charissa, born September

Mass.
1847, in
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5. 8. 5. 2.
Adelaide Charissa (Derby) Niles, born September

Leominster, Mass.;
1,
1847, in
married, June 23, 1874, in Port Washington,
WUliam Francis
lon,
Niles.
He
died April 28, 1891.
His widow
lives in
N. Y., Baby-
N. Y.
children.
1.
2.
Joseph Huntington, born April 2, 1875, in Leominster, died November 16, 1914, in Tucson, Arizona. Arthur Winslow, born March 20, 1877, in Leominster,
diedÔctober 21,^1903, in Babylon, N. Y.
Mass.;
Mass.;
3.
4.
5.
Glen
Frederick William, born May 11, 1879, in^Jersey City, N. J. Harold, born August 6, 1881, in Jersey City, N. J. Charles Albert, born April 15, 1883, in Jersey City, N. J.
164
.6.
7.
Ruth, born July 28. 1884, in Jersey City, N. J.; died next day. Viola Adelaide, born October 2, 1886, in Jersey City, N. J.; died December 19, 1886. Edwin Reynolds, born April 19, 1888. in Babylon, N. Y. Alice Charissa, born June 17, 1889, in Babylon, N. Y.
8. 9.
1.2.4.5.
Ct.;
1.
5. 8.9.
February
8,
Geokge Huntington Reynolds,
l)orn
1829, in Mansfield,
3,
married Abbie E. Brown, of Westfield, Vt.
He
died January
1906.
and early in life he became responAs boys, he and his brothers built bridges and sible for his own support. made their own wagons, sleds and other playthings, exhibiting much skill. He went to work on a farm at the age of eleven years, working on land that
the ninth of twelve children,
He was
afterwards became a part of the large estate that he established at ]\lanstiehl
Depot, and
for
at the
age
(jf
.")
he "hired out" to Chauncey
Dunham
of Mansfield
$6 a month and "keep." Mr. Dunham living in a house that is still standLater Mr. Reynolds attended a private ing on the farm of Edwin Reynolds. school taught by i\Ir. Dimock, a student from Yale, and then he went to work
as a woolen mill s])innei-,
and was employed

did his
iii'st
at
Ludk)w, Mass., Broad Brook,
Wilsonville and Merrow, Conn., successively.
In the mill at
did
it
Merrow he
mechanical construction work, and
so successfully that he decided to give
up sj)inning and thereafter devotin
ed himself to mechanical work. He began work on steam machinery at Leominster, Mass., and
exhibited an engine of his
Crystal Palace,
1856
own
designing at the American institute fair in the

this
New
Yoi'k.
For
he was awarded
a gold
medal and was
made
sujjerintendent of the fair for the following year.
In 1859 he was appointed chief draughtsman of the Delamater Iron Works and in 1862 he became superintendent and general managei' of the ^lystic Iron works at Mystic Bridge. Here ships and engines foi- the use of the government during the Civil war were built and wlien the war was over he returncil to the Delamater works, of which he became sui)erintendent, holding this j)ositioii until 1884, when he went to the Crane Elevator Company of Chicago and took charge of their large plant. This company was absorbed by the Otis Elevator
Company and he was continued
in the
concern's employ as engineer.
He
has
been consulting engineer for the Pneumatic Dynamite Gun Coni])any of New York and the Locomobile Company of America. He made a special study of
the problems of elevator l)uilding and dynamite gun construction, and, as a result of his inventions in these
and other
lines,
over one hundred patents were
taken out by him, some of these patents being very valuable, covering .im])ortant improvements ma<le by him. He has built guns for England and Italy, and
the gun construction of the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius was from the patents
owned by him and done under

some residence
there.
his personal su])ervision.
In 1885 he established an estate at Mansfield Depot, and erected a hand-
I
I
The farm
is
one of a thousand acres, and for a number
of yeai's past
165
to improving the place.
Mr. Reynolds had resided there constantly, giving his attention For many years his home was at Pelham Manor,
of the school board of that place eight years.
N.
Y.,
and he served as president
CHILDREN.
1.
George Osman,
of
the
firm
of Hitchcock,
Dermandy and
Co.,
New
2.
York.
H., chief engineer of the great Allis-Chalmers Co. of Mil-
Irving
waukee, Wis.
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5.
10.
ried,
born February 9, 1799, in Mansfield, Conn.; marJanuary 13, 1822, in Mansfield, Conn., Lois, daughter of John and Lois Thompson. She was born February 24, 1799, in VVillington, Conn. He was They lived in Mansfield, Conn., Honeoye, N. Y., a teacher and a farmer. soon after 1824, in McGrawville, N. Y., 32 years, in Truxton, N. Y. 1861, then He flied August 8, 1868, and his wife, Honeoye, X. Y., where they died.
April
8.
Marvin Huntington,
1860.
Mrs. Huntington was a consistent

four years.
member
of the Baptist
Church
for forty-
CHILDREN.
* *
1. 2.
3.
Jonas Munroe, born December 6, 1824. Charles Egbert, born October 9, 1827. Aurora F., born Xovember 10. 1831, in Honeoye, N.
December
4,
Y.,
and died
1911.
1.2.4.5.
Conn.;
1. 5.
10.
1.
Jonas Monroe Huniington. born December 6, 1824, in Mansfield, married, November 17, 1850, in Honeoye, N. Y., Sabrina Amelia, daughter of lleuben and Priscilla (Haskcl) Slicarer. She was born March 30,
1826, in Honeoye, N. Y.
Îv.
Grawville, N. Y.;
moved
to
Huntington Honeoye, N.
is
a joiner.
He
has lived in
1850;
JNIc-
Y., in
the Fall of
Adams
he
County, Wis.,
in the Fall of 1855; to
(irand Rapids, Wis., in 1864,

11, 1899.
Avhei'e
now
His wife died in Grand Rapids, October were Baptists, and he always atten<led that Church.
lives.
His people
children.
*
* * * *
1.
Dwight Monroe,
born Sej)tember 26, 1853.
2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
Charissa Amelia, born April 26, 1855. Celestia Priscilla, born July 29, 1857. Jessie Estella, born June 6, 1861. George Marvin, born April 8, 1863.
Mary Aurora,
born
May
17, 1866.
166
1. 2.
4.5. 1.5.10. 1.1.
born September 26, 1853, in Honeoye, N. Y.; married January 30, 1879, in Stirling, 111., Georgianna, daughter of George P. and Henrietta (Bennet) Warner. She was born March 10, 1860. He is a machinist and proprietor of a garage. They are Baptists, and live in Grand Rapids, Wis. CHILDREN.
1.
DwiGHT Monroe Huntington,
Elizabeth Gertrude, born November

1915, William
9, 1880; married July 23, Smith Fishback. He was born in Lexington, Mo., in 1865, and has been with the Pacific Express Co., as agent for twenty years she is a trained nurse, and lives in
;
Grand Rapids, Wis.

*
2.
3.
Grace Norma, born September 10, 1882. George Bennet, born July 1, 1884. He is
for his father in
a machinist and works
Grand Rapids, Wis.

4,
4.
Ruby Hazel,
born April
1894; lives in Grand Rapids, Wis.
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5. 10. 1. 1. 2.
Grace Norma (Huntington) Fahrner,

Sterling,
111.;
born September 10, 1882, in
married November 28, 1906, in Grand Rapids, Wis., Walter Jewett, son of John and Magdelene (Kiechelbolfer) Fahrner. He was born
of
February 19, 1882. Mr. Fahrner is a physician and surgeon, and a graduate North Western College in 1905 they live in Joliet, 111. They are Roman
;
Catholics.
children.
1. 2.
Marion Hazel,
born January
8,
1909.
Walter Charles,
born April
14, 1910.
3.
Richard Huntington, born June

1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5.
30, 1913.
10.
1.
2.
26, 1855, in
Charissa Amelia (Huntington) AVood, born April

Honeoye, N.
Y.;
Grand Rapids, Wis., Carroll Hinman, son of Thomas Jefferson and Lucy Maria (Sherwood) Wood. He was born in Greene, N. Y. Mr. Wood is a farmer and a railroad engineer they have Uved in Fond du Lac, Wis., Minneapolis, Minn., Alisden, Dakota, and Grand Rapids, Wis., where they now Uve. They are Episcopalians.
married January
1,
1877, in
children.
1.
2.
Lucy Maria, born March 31, 1878. George Hinman, born November 20,
1880.
3.
4.
Jesse Earl, born July 2, 1882. Clara Emma, born August 2, 1886, and died December
1,
1887.
16^
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5.
10.
1. 3.
Celestia Priscilla (Huntington) Thomas, born July 29, 1857, in Roche a Cri, Wis.; married July 10, 1876, in Grand Rapids, Wis., Truman Gillett Thomas. Mr. Thomas was a railroad engineer, and when he first went to Spokane, bought a mining claim. Later with some others he went into the mines, and has never been heard of since. They lived in Grand Rapids and Altoona, Wis., Hartington, Neb., and Spokane, Wash.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mildred Amelia,
born October 14, 1877, in Green Bay, Wis.; married in Spokane, Wash., ISIay 18, 1902, George William Fox. Thej'^ live in Ocean Park, Cal.
6,
2.
Georgie Orlanda, born August

Neb. Lettie Edna, born January
in Hartington,
6,
1879, and died July 28, 1884,
3.
1881; died August 11, 1884, in
Hartington, Neb.
4.
Shirley Yolanda.
Ijorn
]
married, January 20,
October 29, 1882, in Grand Rapids, Wis.; 9(14, in Spokane, Wash., Sidney Albert,
5.
son of Sidney f^lward and Susan Ann (Van Sickle) Child. He was born, November 29, 1880, in Aurora, 111., and moved to Spokane in the fall of 1883, where they now live. j\Ir. Child is a real estate man. Truman Gillett, born March 7, 1886, in Hartington, Neb., Uves
in S|X)kane,
Wash.
26, 1888; died
6.
Henry
O.,
born January
March
7,
1888, in
Har-
tington, Neb.
7.
Hazel, born December
29,
1890, in Hartington, Neb., and died
July 24, 1893, in Spokane, Wash.
1.2.4.5. 1.5. 10.1.4.

Jessie Estella (Huntington) Clock, born June 6, 1861, in Roche a October 21, 1888, at Stevens Point, Wis., James M., son of Minard and jNIary Ann (Holcomb) Clock. He was born December 18, Mr. Clock is a carpenter, and has lived in Diamond, 1846, in Johnstown, N. Y.
Cri, Wis.; married,
La.,
Harmon,
111.,
and Slayton,
INIinn.,
Woolsey and Sjiringfield, where they now live.
So. Dakota,
Grand Rapids, Wis.,
children.
1.
2.
3.
Victor Ilas, born September 7, 1889, in Springfield, So. Dakota. Wyman Huntington, born February 15, 1891. Aurora Irma, born December 11, 1903, in Grand Rapids, Wis.
168
1.
2.4. 5.
1. 5.
10. 1. 4. 2.
15, 1891, in Springfield,
S. D., to
Wyman Huntington
S. D.;
Clock, born February
Margaret Irene, daughter of William Marion and Annie Emily (Cory) Mitchell; she was born in Marcus, Iowa, June 6, 1891. He is a carpenter and lives in Slayton, Minn.
married, August 28, 1912, in Milbank,
CHILDREN.
1.
Alice Bernice, born November
7,
1913.
2.
Son, born March
19, 1915.
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5. 10. 1. 5.
George Marvin Huntington, born April 8, 1863, in Cottonville, Wis.; married May 19, 1890, Charlotta Lucinda, daughter of John Baptist and Martha Mary (Reinhart) La Haie. She was born April 7, 1869, in Grand He is an elecRapids, Wis., and died in Bishop, California, April 16, 1915.
and was appointed as lineman for service on the Isthmus of Panama by the Canal Commission, June 28, 1905. He arrived on the Isthmus, July 14, 1905, was transferred to the Panama Railroad as assistant electrician, and Service commenced July 5, 1905, given charge of E St. Plant, at La Boca. and ended February 1, 1908. He was Supt. of Nash Bros. Electric Plant, Grand Rapids, Wis., from December 1891, to March 1, 1896; electrician for Grand Rapids Pulp and Paper Co., seven and a half years Suj)t. and Manager of Electric and Water Co., of Grand Rapids, Wis., for seven months, previous He lived in Grand Rapids, Wis., to appointment for service on the Isthmus. to June 1905, La Boca, Canal Zone, to February 1908, Los Angeles, Califortrician,
;
nia from
AprU
30, 1908.
The
family
now
reside in Bishop, California.
They
are Baptists.
children.
1.
Lois Laura, born December 24, 1890; lived in Freeport, lU. She is a trained nurse, and has been in the service of the Department of the Interior at the Government Sanatorium, Fort Lapwai, Idaho, but resigned after her mother's death, to keep
2. 3.
Monroe Harold,
Ethel Aurora,
house for her father. born April

born
28, 1894.
He
is
a dealer in horses.
May
16, 1896.
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5.
10. 1. 6.
born May 17, 1866, in Grand Grand Rapids, John, son of Jons and He was born December 16, 1856, in Eslof by Sissa (Munôn) Hanson. He is a farmer and lived in Sweden until 18 "2, in MichiSallerups, Sweden. They are now living in gan from 1876 to 1880, and in Wisconsin since 1880. Koepenick, Wis. They are Lutherans.
Rapids, Wis.; married,
Mary Aurora (Huntington) Hanson,

May
11, 1891, in
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
169
Helene Gerda, born April 7, 1893. Ralph Huntington, born October 23,
1903.
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5.
10.2.
9,
Charles Egbert Huntington, born October
1827, in McGrawville,
N. Y.; married April 24, 1851, in Cortland, N. Y., Julia, daughter of Lyman and Cynthia (Salisbury) Darby. She was born January 12, 1828. He was a farmer, and later in the flouring mill business. They lived in McGrawville, N. Y., and moved to Truxton in 1859, to Cortland in 1870, and to Elmira, N. Y., in 1879, where he died July 23, 1913. He was a Baptist.
children.
*
1.
2.
Herbert, born April 5, Helen, born December

first,
1853.
1,
1858, in McGrawville, N. Y.; married,
February
4,
1891, in Elmira,
N.
Y.,
Almon Mehuron,
son
of
Almon V. and Ann

11, 1893.
Eliza (Mehuron) Bullard.
He was
born
in Cuttingsville, Vt.,
October
May 12, He was a
1853, and died at Kirksville, Mo.,
merchant.
24, 1909, Otis, son of
She married, second, November September

1,
Henry
born
P. and Juliette Cornelia (MeiTick) Dockstader.
He was
1851, in
Charleston, Pa., and
is
an architect.
They
reside in Elmira, N. Y.
1. 2. 4. 5. 1.
5. 10. 2. 1.
5,
Herbert Huntington, born April married May 21, 1879, in Cortland, N. Y.,
Harriet (Davenport) Shaw.
1853, in
McGrawville, N. Y.;
Lillie,
daughter of Daniel J. and
She was born,

in
in
June, 1853, in Elkland, Penn.
He
is
a graduate of Syracuse University, in the class of 1876.
He
is
an
editor
and publisher.
He hved
Truxton, N. Y., moved

in 1907,
to Cortland,
N.Y.,
in 1870, to Wellsboro, Penn., in 1881, to Canandaigua, N. Y., in 1885, to Kingston,
N.
Y., in 1906, to Tottenville,
N. Y.,
where they now
live.
They
are Unitarians.
He
practiced law at Cortland, N. Y., from 1877 to 1881, published papers
and Canandaigua, N. Y., and was editor of Kingston, N. Y., Daily Leader, from September 1906, to June 1907. He is now editor and pubhsher of the Staten Island Transcript. He is a member of the Phi
at Wellsboro, Penn.,
Beta Kappa, and a Mason.
children.
1.
2.
Katherine Davenport, born August 14, 1881. Lois Tennant, born Api-il 29, 1887. She is a teacher of the violin.
170
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5.
11.
DwiGHT Huntington, born May 15, 1801, in Mansfield, Conn.; married, November 27, 1823, in Mansfield, Conn., Lucretia, daugliter of Richard and Merab (Corning) Starkweather. She was born in JVIansfield, Conn., September 23, 1802. He was a shoe maker at the age of sixteen, later a merchant,
silk dealer,
and farmer.
1,
He was
also a tavern keeper for eleven years.

4, 1881,
He
Conn.
died December
1880.
His wife died July
both
in Mansfield,
CHILDREN, BORN IN MANSJ'IELD, CONN.

1.
John, born July
3,
1825
mari-ied in Mansfield, Conn.,
May
26,
1875, a widow, Margaret (Long) Hooper.

18, 1904, in AVillington,
He
died September
Conn.
2.
Henry, born August

Cornelia, born July
field,
6,
1827.
3.
13, 1829,
and died March
12, 1898, in
Mans-
Conn.
14, 1858, in
4.
5.
Andrew Jackson, born June 22, 1831. Louisa, born May 23, 1833, and died May
Conn.
Mansfield,
6.
Lucretia, born March

field,
23, 1839,
and died April
5,
1900, in
Mans-
Conn.
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5.
11. 2.
Henry Huntington,
first,
born August
6,
1827, in INIausfield Conn.; married,
April 25, 1855, in Northfield, N. Y., Jane, daughter of George Jasper
and Elizabeth (Vreeland) Cadmus. She was born in Castleton, N. Y., May 27, 1833, and died in Mansfield, Conn., December 20, 1861. He married, second, June 27, 1867, in Willimantic, Conn., Elizabeth Antoinette, daughter of James and Margaret (Frame) Starkweather. She was born March 22, 1841, in Avon, Ohio, and died in New Haven, Conn., December 24, 1885.
He was a bookkeeper, clerk, and Notary Public from 1874 to 1899, a farmer, and acting school visitor member of School Board twenty-five years, and Auditor of Town Accounts for several years.
;
He
to
lived in
New York
City, from 1846 to 1848, in Bath,

in 1849; in
N. Y., from 1848

in
1849;
in Castleton,
N. Y.,
New York
City in 1849 to 1852; in

;
Brooklyn, N. Y., 1852 to 1855; in Mansfield, Conn., 1855 to 1856

field,
North-
N. Y., 1856 to 1861
Mansfield. Conn., 1861 to 1899.

2,
Sharon, Mass., December 11, 1899, where he died November

buried in Mansfield, Conn.
He moved to 1911. He was
CHILDREN.
1.
171
DwiGHT Cadmus,
in Mansfield,
boru November born March
5,
1855, and died April 25, 1856,
Conn.
11, 1857, in Northfield, N". Y.;
2.
George Augustus,
of
married, September 11, 1889, in Hartford, Conn., Grace, daughter
Abel and Sarah Goodell (Holt) Johnson. She was born in She was a widow previous to this marriage, her first husband being Rogers Randolph Frisbie. He is in the real estate business, and tunes and sells pianos. He graduated from the New England Conservatory of Music, in
1852, in Willington, Conn.
the tuning department.
He
has lived in Mansfield, Conn., 1861;
Baltimore, Md., 1880; Nashville, Tenn., 1881; Conn., 1882; Sharon, Mass., 1899, where they
West Haven, now live. They
are Baptists, and he was Trustee of the Church in Sharon for
one year.
*
3.
Lena May,
They have no children. born November 11, 1867.

25, 1873, at Mansfield
4.
Ernest Henry, born December

Conn.; married
Depot,
December
23, 1899, in Hartford, Conn., Belle,
daughter of Charles W. and Harriet E. (Fitts) Emerson. She was born June 1, 1876, in Hartford, Conn. He is a machinist. They live in Woonsocket, R. I., and have no children.
1. 2. 4. 5. 1. 5. 11. 2. 3.
Lena May (Huntington) Brigham,

Mansfield, Conn.; married, July
9, is
born November
11,
1867, in
1889,
February 26, 1856. Mr. Brigham and lives in Whitewood, S. D.
Nathan Brigham. He was born a manufacturer and dealer in lumber,
children, born in law^rence county,

1.
2.
s.
d.
Lillian Estelle, born March
4,
1890.
3.
Ruth Starkweather, born July 26, 1892. Ralph Huntington, born September 11, 1894.
4.
5.
Howard Nathan,
born September
19, 1896,
Lewis Henry, born October
30, 1902.
1.2.4.5. 1.5. 11.4.

Andrew Jackson Huntington,
Conn.; married,
born June
22,
1831, in Mansfield,
She was born in Newburyport, and was founder and proprietor of the Huntington Bakery, of Hartford, Conn. He died March 8, 1898, and his wife died June 27, 1896, both in Hartford, Conn.
Gerrish.
March 20, 1856, and Hannah (Pike)
in Hartford, Conn., Eliza Pike, daughter of
Mass., in 1823.
He was
a baker,
172
CHILDREN.
1.
Charles Gerrish, born October

married, January
1,
21,
1856, in Hartford, Conn.;
1896, in
Hartford, Conn., Mabel Anna,
daughter of Lewis Clesson and
Ann
Eliza (Arnold) Grover.
She was born December 21, 1872, in South Norwalk, Conn. He was in the banking and manufacturing business. He graduated from the Hartford High School in 1875. He died August 8,
1908, in Hartford, Conn.
After graduating at the public high
school he entered the employ of the Connecticut River

ing
BankCompany, where he remained several years as bookkeeper. In 1898 he became connected with the advertising department of the Pope Manufacturing Company, and in 1900 went with the Electric Vehicle Company as advertising manager, and continued as such to the day of his death.
in educational and politiand had always been a conservative Democrat. In 1900 he was appointed police commissioner by INIayor Harbison, serving for three years, and, at the expiration of his term, was
fire
Mr. Huntington had been interested
cal matters,
appointed
commissioner by Mayor Henney.

fire
Owing
to the
pressure of other duties, he resigned from the
board after a
year of service.
trict in
He was
four years chairman of the Northwest
School district committee, and, on removing to the South dis1897, he became a member of the committee of that and was re-elected annually to 1908. In the days when the bicycle was most popular he took an active interest in organizing cycling affairs, and was for two years chief consul of the League of American Wheelmen of Connecticut. He is thi' author ot the Road Book of Connecticut, which went through several editions. He was a member of the Hartford Lodge of INIasons. Mrs. Huntington resides in Hartford with hei" widowed mother. Mary Louise, born May 18, 1858. She lives in Mansfield, Conn. Jennie, born August 6, 1860, and died September 7, 1862, in Hartford, Conn.
school,
2.
3.
4.
Gilbert Dwight, born
Janiuiry 11, 1864.
1.2. 4. 5. 1. 5. 11. 4.4.

Gilbert Dwîght Huntington, born elanuary 11, 1864, in Hartford, Xovember 15, 1894, in Ncwburyport, INIass., Judith Anne, daughter of Charles Edward and Sarah Moody (Cook) Plummer. She was
Conn.; married,
born September 28, 1871.

until
He
is
a salesman, and lived in Hartford, Conn.,
May,
1899,
when he moved
to Newburyi)ort,
Mass.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
173
Gilbert Gerrish, born April 8, Charles Edward, born March

23, 1900, in
Newburyport, Mass.
1.2.4.5.3.
Lydia (Huntington) Galusha, born
tember
10,
April 25, 1728; married, Sep-
1745, Jacob Galusha, of Preston, Conn.,
who went
in 17 75 to
Shaftsbury, Vt.
She died
May
6,
1764.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary,
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
born November 10, 1746, David, born October 30, 1748. Jacob, born December 28, 1 750. Jonah, born February 11, 1753. Amos, born April 1, 1755. Elijah, born October 23, 1757. Olive, born December 4, 1759. Lydia, born June 1, 1762.
Anna, born May
6,
1764.
From
the third son the late Gov. Galusha, of
Vermont, was descended.
1.2.4.5.4.
born October 30, 1730, and married in 1756, He owned and lived on a of Preston, Conn. farm on the east side of the Quinebaug, about nine miles north of Norwich, and one and a half south of Jewett City, Conn., from which place he moved, in 1779, to Shaftsbury, Vt., where he died November 14, 1794.
Nathan Huntington,
of
Amy, daughter
John Brown,
CHILDREN.
This family were
*
all
born in Norwich, and have their births recorded
there, though the place of their birth

1.
2.
was in the present town of Griswold. Lucy, born February 26, 1756. Zeruiah, born September 29, 1757 married, David Cole, of KingsHer name is, as above, on .the Norwich record, bury, N. Y.
;
though the family have

*
3.
it
Jerusha.
family record, as dying in infancy,
rest of the family.
4.
Samuel, born June 3, 1759. Elizabeth, appears on the

John, born October
8,
though not on the town records, with the

*
*
5.
6.
7.
1763.
23, 1765.
Henry, born September

Elizabeth, born May
bury, Vt.
28, 1767;
married Simon Bottom, of Shafts-
Two
of her sons were, Colonel
Lemuel, and Judge
Nathan Huntington Bottom

March, 1848.
(1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 1. 1.)
She died
in
174
8.
Eunice, born February
ley, of
married the Hon. Timothy StanShe had eleven children, all of whom died before her death, excepting her daughter Mary, Mrs. Asa H. Billings, of Rochester, N. Y., at whose house she died, in November, 1850. "She was remarkable for her intelligence and great mental capacity."
12, 1769
;
Greensboro, Vt.
1. 2. 4.
5.4.
1.
26, 1756, in
Lucy (Huntington) Burnham,

Conn.
their
born February
She married Asa Burnham, and resided in Bennington, children were born. She died in August, 1827.
Vt.,
Norwich, where
CHILDREN.
1.
Eleazer, born July
2.
1780, was a lawyer, residing in Aurora, N. Y., and was twice a presidential elector. He married, first, Caroline Matilda, daughter of Hon. Walter Wood, who died June 27, 1832, leaving two sons and one daughter. His second wife was Urania Smith, who had no children. Rebecca, born Fe])ruary 5, 1782, andinarried Abel Cole, in 1808.
15,
They
3.
lived in Hanover, Shelby county, Indiana,
and had ten
children.
Julia Ann, born Mai-ch
20, 1784,
Mattoon, of Lenox, Mass.

near Cincinnati, Ohio.
4.
and married, in 1805, Charles She had five children, one of whom
of
was the Rev. Chas. N. Mattoon, President
Farmers' College,
of
5.
Polly, born June 2, 1786 married, in 1804, AUen Draper, Shaftesbury, and had ten children. Asa N., born January 9, 1789; married, Martha S. Hammond,
;
in
1818.
6.
7.
8.
Lucy, born March 8, 1791; married, George Galusha, in 1810, and had eleven children. Sophia Adaline, born April 15, 1797 married, Seneca Wood, of Aurora, N. Y., in 1816, and had two children. Charlotte Maria, born June 9, 1803; married Sherman Smith, of Aurora, N. Y., in 1S25, and had three children.
;
1.
2.4. 5.4. 3.
3,
Samuel Huntington,
born June
1759, in Norwidi, Conn.
He was
a physician in Greensboro, Vt., and married, January 24, 1780, Bethia Dogget. He died December 7, 1823. The following stiitement is made by his grand-
daughter, Mrs. Hatch (Eliza,

1851.
1. 2. 4. 5. 4. 3. 3. 1.)
in a letter to
Dr. Joshua, in
"With high
reputation as a physician and surgeon, which he retained
to the close of his life,
he removed
to Shaftsbury, Vt.,
Greensboro.
He was
a surgeon in the army during the last war.
and subseijuently to He was
also a custom-house officer in 1812."
CHILDREN.
1.
175
Robert, born October

Bethia, born October
in
21, 1780, in Plainfield, Conn., died
February
14, 1784, in Shaftsbury, Vt.

2.
21,
Lansingburgh, N. Y.
1780; married, Elisha Janes, and lived She died October 27, 1851, in Lan-
singburgli.
* *
3.
4.
5.
John, born March 20, 1782, in IShaftsbury, Vt. Henry, born March 20, 1782. Betsey, born January 17, 1784, and died March
Shaftsburj'.
12,
1795, in
6.
Mary,
born November
3,
1785,
and died March
17,
1809,
in
Greensboro, Vt.
7.
Robert, born June
time in Kosciusko, Miss.
8.
became judge. reports him as having received a collegiate education. RoxANA, born December 15, 1788, and died June 16, 1809,
Greensboro, Vt.
and was a student. He lived at one He was in the. practice of law and Mrs. Hatch (Eliza, 1. 2. 4.5. 4. 3. 3. 1.) reports
28, 1787,
in
9.
Nathan,
born
Ai)ril 25. 1792,
and died March
30, 1796, in Shafts-
bury, Vt.
10.
11.
Sophia, born May 15, 1794; married, Dr. Thomas Wright, of Cincinnati, and lived in Carthage, Ohio. Elizabeth, born December 6, 1797, and died May 12, 1809, in
Greensboro.
in the family
There were two others
who
died in infancy.
1.
2.4. 5.4. 3. 3.
He died October He was a man
1840, and his honored for his
8,
John Huntington,
Martha Bayley, and
intelligence
born March 20, 1782, in Shaftsbury, Vt.; married,
lived in Greensboro.
wife in September, 1850, in Perry, N. Y.
and
social worth,
and especially
for his overflowing benevolence.
children.
I
*
1.
Eliza, born July TU., in which

Florida,
in this
29, 1808; married,
state
they lived.
Chauncey Hatch, of Belvidere, She spent some ten years in

to her for
and the family are indebted
much
that appears
record of her branch of the family.
2.
3.
Nathan, born September 8, 1810. Mary, born February 11, 1813.

Samuel, born February
in October, 1838.
22, 1815,
4.
and lived
in Peru,
111.
He
died
* *
5.
6.
John, born January 1, 1818. Charles B., born December
23, 1820.
176
7.
Abigail, born August born August
in 21, 1823, 21, 1826
;
and died November
12, 1855.
8.
Martha,
married Charles Smith, and lived
East Boston, Mass.
1.2. 4. 5. 4. 3. 3.2.
married
Nathan Huntington, born Ann Saunders, and lived
September
in
8,
1810, in Greensboro, Vt.;
Boston, Mass.
He
died in May, 1842.
1.
Annette.
1.2. 4. 5. 4.3.3.3.
boro, Vt.;
11, 1813, in GreensHardwick, Vt., Benjamin, son of Andrew and Betsey (Jewett) Comings. He was born December 2, 1810, in Berkshire, Vt. Mr. Comings was a farmer, had lived in Berkshire, and moved
Mary (Huntington^
Comings, born February

7,
married, January
1835, in
to Greensboro, Vt., in 1840, then to St. Joseph, Mich., in 1871.
They
-were
Comings was deacon of the Church for twenty He was also a member of the Board of Selectmen, and assistant years. County Judge, for two terms, 1866 to 1868, and member of Mich. State LegisCongregationalists, and Mr.
lature,
from 1861 to 1864.
He
died October 26, 1872, at St. Joseph, Mich.
His wife died October 10, 1874.
CHILDREN.
1.
Ann Elisabeth,
ried,
2.
born October 24, 1835, in Berkshire, Vt.; marDecember, 1861, in Burlington, Vt., Calvin Brewer Anderson. She died May 2, 1863, in Enosburgh, Vt. Charles Andrew, born December 12, 1837, and died May 27,
1838, in Berkshire, Vt.
3.
Samuel Huntington,
married,
first,
born August
in
4,
1839, in Berkshire, Vt.;
March 7,1864,
111.,
Flint, j\Iich.,
111.,
Sarah Pierson
died
second, in August, 1887, in Chicago,

in 1902, in Chicago, 24, 1907, in
4.
Harriet Pierson; third,
Lydia Newcomb.
He
December
Fairhope, Ala.
Lucy Jane,
lives in St. Paul,
born September 30, 1841, in Greensboro, Vt. She Minn., and kindly gave the Historian the inforthis famil}'. in (Jreensboro, Vt.;
mation regarding
5.
Mary Sarepta,
ried,
born October 12, 1844,
mar-
July 30, 1871, in Oberlin, O., Cornelius Beach Bradley.

live in
They
6.
Berkeley, Cal.
28, 1846, in
Ella Fidelia, born October

lives in St. Paul,
Greensboro, Vt.
She
Minn.
7.
177
Greensboro, Vt.; mar-
George Fisher,
ried,
born March
12, 1874, in
18, 1849, in
October
Barre, Vt.,
Emma Fanny
Currier.
8.
They live in Eau Claire, Wis. Abigail Frances, born April

ried,
er.
9,
1851, in Greensboro, Vt.; mar-
July
6,
1872, in Des Moines, Iowa, Charles Delavan Park-
They
live in St. Paul,
Minn.
16, 1853; died
9.
Andrew Benjamin,
in
born June
August
12, 1855,
Greensboro, Vt.
10.
Charles Sumner,
born July
3,
1855,
and died January
15, 1857,
in Greensboro, Vt.
1.2. 4. 5.4. 3.3. 5.

John Huntington,
born January
1,
1818, in Greensboro, Vt.; married
Rachel Loving, and lived in Freeport,
lU.
children.
* *
1. 2.
Samuel Averill,
Isabel, born July
born September
31, 1849.
15, 1847.
1. 2. 4.
5.4. 3. 3. 5.
1.
born September 15, 1847; married, N. Y., cousin, Jane Elizabeth (1.2.4.5.4.3.3.6.1.) daughter of Charles Bailey and Mary (Buell) Huntington. She was born March 30, 1850, in Perry, N. Y. He was a farmer, and lived in Des Moines, Iowa, DeKalb Co., 111., Chariton, Iowa, and Perry, N. Y. He was a bugler in
Samuel Averill Huntington,

26, 1869, in Perry,
February
the
War
of the Rebellion,
having enlisted with the 8th Regiment,
111.
Volunin
5,
teer Cavalry, Co. K, April 4, 1864.
Somonauk, DeKalb Co., HI. 1888, both in Des Moines, Iowa.
He lived He died May 11,

They were
children.
at the time of
enUstment
1886.
His wife died April
Presbyterians.
1.
Luella Mary, born May

Louis, born October
20, 1872.
2.
17, 1874, in Perry,
N. Y.; married, in Perry,
N. Y.,
in 1897, Eleanor Hutton.
He
died
November
Mich.
9,
1898, in
is
Perry, N. Y.
They had no
children.
Mrs. Huntington
now
Mrs. Roscoe Brokaw, and

*
3. 4.
lives in
Ann Arbor,
17, 1880.
Charles Bailey, born November

Winterset, Iowa.
Jessie, born in November, 1883, in Des Moines, Iowa, and lives in
5.
Nellie, born January

July
3,
24, 1886,
in
1910, in Winterset, Iowa, Leroy H. Burdick.
Des Moines, Iowa; married, They live
in Hornellsville,
N. Y.
12
178
1. 2. 4.
5.4. 3. 3. 5.
Santa Anna,
1. 1.
LuELLA Mary (Huntington) Tannek,

X.
of
Y.; married, April 13, 1910, in
born
May
20, 1872, in Perry,
Calif.,
George Washington, son
Samuel and Julia (Sheldon) Tanner. He was born November 8, 1861, in Mr. Tanner is a former, and removed fi'om Pine Plains, N. Y. to Santa Anna, Calif, in December, 1909. They are Presley terians.
Pine Plains, N. Y.
CHILD.
1.
Marian
Isabel, born June
18, 1911.
1. 2. 4. 5. 4. 3. 3.
Iowa; married, June 21.
5. 1. 3.
17, 1880, in
Charles Bailey HrxTiNciTdN, born November

190(5, in
Des Moines,
JNI.
Perry, X. Y., Minnie, daughter of Jabez
and Ella Amelia (Mayhew) Herring, who was born November 19, 18 79. He They is a farmer and a graduate of the Wiseonsin College of Agriculture. are members of the Congregational Church, and reside in Perry, N. Y.
CHILD.
1.
Louis Edward, born November
18, 1910.
1.2. 4. 5.4. 3. 3. 5. 2.
married October
Isabel (Huntington) Webb, born July 31, 1849, in Taunton, Mass.; 1, 1867, Samuel son of John and Eliza (Cahalley) AVel)b.
7,
He was born July Mr. Webb is

lived in
1841. in Petersburg,
111.
a salesman, a graduate of Jones College, St. Louis.

until 1901,
He
Des Moines, Iowa,
when he moved
111.,
to Glendale, California,
where he now lives. He was a Corporal
in Co.
G, 145th Kegt.,
during the Civil War.
CHILDREN, BORN IN DES MOINES, IOWA.

*
1.
*
*
2.
Edna, born July 2, 1872. Clarence Avekill, born July
17, 1874.
3.
Walter,
born September
14, 1880.
1.2. 4.
December
3,
5.4.3.3. 5.2.
born July
2,
1.
Edna (Webb) MacMillen,

1902,
1872, in Des Moines; married

live in
John
AV. Mac]\Iillen.
They
Los Angeles, California.
children.
1.
John Albert.
Jennie.
2.
179
1. 2. 4. 5. 4. 3. 3. 5. 2. 2.
in
Clarence Averill Webb, born July 17, 1874 married, June 26, 1901, Des Moines, Iowa, Vivian, daughter of Thomas A. and Lona (Ingham) Robinson. She was born February 22, 1876, in Vermillion, S. D. Mr. Webb is a dentist and a graduate of North Western University Dental
;
School in 1898.
They
are Unitarians, and live in Des Moines, la.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Rachel Loring, born May 19, 1902, in Des Moines, Marcella, born May 20, 1907, in Des Moines, Iowa.
Iowa.
1.2. 4. 5.4. 3. 3. 5.2. 3.

Walter Webb,
1909, Nellie Cheshire.
born September
14,
1880; married in Boone, Iowa, in
They
live in
Glendale, California.
children.
1. 2.
Basil.
Alice.
1.
Lucy Jane
January
1887.
2,
2.4.5.4.3.
3. 6.
Charles Bailey Huntington, born December 23, 1820; married, first, Olin, in Perry, N. Y.; second, November 19, 1846, Mary W.,
She was born in Vermont,
1824.
daughter of Richard and Eliza (Wheelock) Buell.
He
is
was a farmer.
He
died in Perry, N. Y., August 12,
He
was a Presbyterian.
living (1914) in Perry,
Mrs. Huntington
very active woman,
N.
Y.,
aged 90 years, and
is
much
interested in our book.

n. y.
children, born in perry,

1.
Jane Elizabeth, born March

1869, in Perry,
30, 1850;
married, February 26,
N.
5,
Y.,
Samuel Averill
2,
(1. 2. 4. 5, 4. 3. 3. 5. 1.).
She died April

2.
1888.
Eleanor Eliza,
born April
1853
married, April
8,
1886, in
Des Moines, Iowa, Joseph James, son of James E. and Sara (Kirk) Gaston. He was born December 22, 1842, in Stark Co.,
He was married once before. They Mr. Gaston is a dealer in agricultural implements. have lived in Des Moines and Council Bluffs, Iowa, and are now
Ohio.
They belong to the Christian Church. Mr. Gaston's father was one of the early pastors of the Christian Church, in Des Moines, la.
Uving in Winterset, Iowa.
180
*
3.
IIenkietta Mary, born June
26, 1856.
4.
BuELL C,
born February
9,
1860, and died January 28, 1861, in
Perry, N. Y.
* *
5.
6.
Elbert Charles,
born March
born July
6,
18, 1863.
Arthur Richard,
1866.
1. 2. 4. 5.
4.3. 3. 6. 3.
26, 1856, in
1\.
Henrietta Mary (Huntington) Sheldon, born June

Perry. N. Y.; uaarried, August 14, 1884, in Perry, N. Y., Huraie
Sheldon.
He was He was
born in Perry, N. Y., January

a
9,
member
of the Congregational Church at Perry Center, and an

lives in Perry,
active worker.
Mrs. Sheldon
N. Y.
n. y.
;
children, rorn in perry,

1.
Arthur Huntington,
ber
4,
born November 22, 1886
married, Septem-
2.
Mabel Drake, of Elmira, N. Y. They purchased the home farm, where they now live, in Perry, N. Y. Della M., born March 12, 1889; married, March 18, 1913, in Perry, N. Y., Earl C. Watson. Mr. Watson is a farmer, and they live in Perry, N. Y.
1911,
1.2.
4.5.4.3.3.6.5.
born March 18, 1863,
in Perry,
live in
Elbert Charles Huntington,

water, Colorado.
N. Y.;
married, February 24, 1886, in Perry, N. Y., Ella Olin.
They
Edge-
children.
1. 2.
John.
Harold.
1. 2. 4. 5. 4. 3. 3. 6. 6.
Arthur Richard Huntington,

married, April
Perry, N. Y.
3,
born July
6,
1866, in Perry, N. Y.;
1889, Nellie Phillips, in Perry.
He
died
1899, in Perry, and his wife married
Mr. Tobey Kennerson.
November 12, They live in
child.
1.
Frances, born January
22,
1895
lives in
Perry Center, N. Y.
1.2.4.5.4.3.4.
Henry Huntincjton,
1852.
born March 20, 1782; married, January 24, 1807,
Elizabeth Parmalee, and lived in Greensboro, Vt., where he died.
May
22,
His wife died
Ajtril
7,
1830.
He was
a useful and honored man, and
held offices of trust in the town where he resided.
HUNTINGTOX GENEALOGt".
CHILDREN, BORN IN GREEN8BOEO, VT.
*
*
1.
181
2.
* * * *
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Caroline, born February 4, 1808. RoxANA, born June 14, 1810. Betsey, born October 6, 1812. Esther Bethia, born October 20, 1815. Henry, born June 3, 1818. Ellen S., born December 11, 1820, and lived
in
Greensboro.
Farnham Parmelee,
born July
4,
1825.
8.
Eunice Carter, born March 31, 1830; married, July 19, 1855, Edwin Derby, and lived at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. They had one son, Edwin, now dead.
1. 2. 4. 5. 4. 3. 4. 1.
Caroline (Huntington) Cook, born February
boro, Vt.;
4,
1808, in
Greens-
married, in 1830, Charles Cook, a farmer of Greensboro, where

13, 1857.
she died
December
182
7.
Parmelee Augustus,
City, Minn.
born April
6,
1846; married, August 29,

22, 1909, in
1874, Ellen R. Doane.
He
died
November
Rush
in
5,
8.
Abbie Maria, born May 7, 1848; married, October 5, 1876, Newberry, Penn., Henry Ancil Babbitt. She died August
1892, in East Hardwick, Vt.
9.
Josiah Nelson, born July
20, 1849; lives in Pittsburgh,
Penn.
1876, in
10. 11.
Son, not named.

23,
Susan Estelle, born July

;
5,
Newberry, Penn., Samuel Gibson Updegraff berry, Penn.
they live in
New-
1.2.4.5.4.3.4.2.
Levi Nelson Stevens, born May
June
3,
1.
9,
1834, in Greensboro, Vt.; married,
1860,
Emma
Elizabeth Roberts.
She was born July
3,
1842, at
Chateaugay, N. Y.
They
reside in Los Angeles, Cal.
children, born in chateaugay,

*
1.
n. y.
*
*
2. 3.
Mabel Emma, born June 6, 1861. Henry John, born May 29, 1865. Sarah Edna, born December 7, 1872.
John Roberts,
born October
4.
5.
1874.
12, 1879.
Roxana Huntington,
born April
1.2.4.5.4.3. 4.2.
Mabel Emma (Stevens) O'Connell,
gay, N. Y.; married
1. 1.
6,
born June
1861, in Chateau-
James D. O'Connell.
n. y.
children, born in chateaugay,

1.
Guy.
2. 3.
Henky. Grace.
1. 2. 4. 5. 4. 3. 4. 2. 1. 2.
Henry John Stevens,

1897, Florence
born
May
29,
1865; married,
is
December
26,
Runyon
Stanford.
Mr. Stevens
an attorney at law.
CHILDREN, born IN LOS ANGELES, CAL.

1.
Esther Runyon, born November
21, 1898.
2.
Kathryn Elizabeth,
183
1.2. 4.5. 4. 3. 4.2. 1. 3.

Sarah Edna (Stevens) Osgood,
gay, N. Y.; married,
March
24, 1898,
born December 7, 1872, in ChateauJohn Hamilton Osgood. They live in
Los Angeles, California.
CHILDREN, BORN IN LOS ANGELES, CALIF.

1.
2.
RoxANA, born January 3, 1903. John Hamilton, born September
6,
1904.
1.2.4.5.4. 3. 4. 2. 6.
Helen Esther (Stevens) Blossom,
Vt.; married,
bora July 17, 1844, in Greensboro,
January 15, 1868, in Baltimore, Md., Charles Frederick, son of George Washington and Sarah (Herrick) Blossom. He was born in Morristown, Vt., February 14, 1837. Mr. Blossom was a merchant, and lived in Winooski, Vt.; also in Colorado, and in Waverly, Iowa, in 18G8. He died in Mrs. Blossom resides in Bellows Falls, Vt. Campo, Calif., June 24, 1888.
He
was, and she
is,
children.
*
1. 2.
Guy Charles, born November 14, Helen Huntington, born July 2,

National City,
Falls, Vt.
Calif.,
1870.
1874.
10,
3.
Frederick Nelson Herrick, born September

and died January
6,
1883,
in
1896, in Bellows
1. 2. 4. 5. 4. 3. 4. 2. 6. 1.
Guy Charles Blossom,

They
live in Arlington,
born November
14, 1870, in
Waverly, Iowa;
married, August 15, 1899, in East Hardwick, Vt., Jennie Amelia Shedd.
N. Y.
except the first were born

1.
children, in la grange township,
n. y.
2. 3.
Charles Nelson, boi-n July 23, 1900, in Bellows Imogens Anna, born June 29, 1905. Marjorie Ripley, born May 31, 1907.
Falls, Vt.
4.
5.
Harry Vincent,
Dorothy Elaine,
born June 16, 1909. born January 12, 1911.
1.2. 4.5.4. 3.4. 2. 6. 2.

Helen Huntington (Blossom) Lewis,
Co., Colo.; married,
born July
2,
1874, in Custer
June
28, 1899, in
Bellows Falls, Vt., Frederick Crowel
Lewis.
They
live in
Bellows Falls, Vt.
184
CHILD.
1.
Esther Carolyn, born November
17, 1909, in
Bellows Falls, Vt.
1. 2. 4. 5. 4. 3. 4. 3.
Betsey (Huntington) Hall, born October

Vt.; married, in
6,
1812, in Greensboro,
at
June 1831, Josiah
Hall, a farmer,
and lived
Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
children.
1.
CHILDREN.
1.
185
Charles Dustan,
born August 11, 1848, and died August 16,
1849, in Champlain,
N. Y.
July
16, 1850.
9,
2. 3.
Henry Dustan, born Laura Corbin, born

Albany, Ga.
April
1854, and died July 11, 1857, in
4.
Frederick Walter, born November

1859, in Albany, Ga.
21, 1858,
and died July
6,
5.
6.
Daniel Nelson, born January 13, 1861, in Atlanta, March 23, 1880, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Willie C, born April 7, 1864, in Atlanta, Ga., and
27, 1864, in Meridian, Miss.
Ga., and died
died August
7.
Pllny Corbin, born June
23, 1868.
1.2.4.5.4. 3.4.5.2.
Henry Dustan Huntington,
married January
of
16, 1877, in
born July
16, 1850, in Craftsbury, Vt.;
Guelph, Ontario, Canada, Jennie May, daughter
Ferdinand Cecil Dwight and Angelina Johnson (Judd) McKay.
She was
born in Warren, N. Y.,
May
12, 1854.
He was
Academy,
a United States Cavalry Officer, a graduate of
West Point Military
in 1875.
He was
stationed at Fort
Fred
Steel from 1875 to 1877,
Fort Sandes, Wyoming, 1877 to 1878, Fort Custer, Mont., 1878 to 1881, Fort
ElUs, Mont., 1881 to 1882, Fort Assinniboine, Mont., 1882 to 1884, Fort Bidwell, Colo.,
1884 to 1885, Jefferson Barracks,

4,
till
the time of hjs death, which
occurred
May
1886.
He was
in the
Cook Campaign
of 1876, the
Bannock
War and most
of the
Indian Campaigns during the years 1876 to 1886.
He
served in Co. D. 2d
He was considered a brilliant officer, a fine horseman, and one of the finest shots in the Regiment, being a qualified marksman. Mrs. Huntington and their son reside in Miami, Florida.
United States Cavalry.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Charles McKay, born February

Florence, born April
7,
30, 1882.
1886; married, April 29, 1907, in Des
Moines, Iowa, Ralph Middleton Parker.

ant in the 5th Cavalry, United States
Schofield Barracks, Honolulu, H.
I.,
He was first Army they

;
Lieutenlived
in
is
in 1911.
Lieut. Parker
now, January
26, 1915,
commandant
of
Norwich
I^niversity, at
Northfield, Yt.
1.2. 4. 5. 4.3. 4. 5. 7.
Pliny Corbin Huntington, born June
George
23, 1868, in
Des Moines, Iowa;

20,
married, September 13, 1893, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Adella May, daughter of
W. and Amanda
K. (McDowell) Hale.
186
1872, in
HUNTINGTON GKNKAI.OGY.
versity of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He was for three years a student in the UniVermont. He lived in Des Moines, Iowa, until 1878 in Colorado Springs, from 1878 to 1881 in Vermont, from 1881 to 1887 in Chicago, from 1887 to 1889. He is business manager of the Realty Dock and Improvement Corporation, of San Francisco, California, where he now resides, 1914. He is
;
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Cecil Stewart, born June Helen, born November 27,
26, 1894.
1895.
1. 2. 4. 5. 4. 3. 4. 7. Farnham Parmelee Huntington, born July 4,

Vt.; mai-ried, in 1858, in
1825, in Greensboro,
Champlain, N. Y., Frances Mary, daughter of Cyrus
and Sarah (Bowron) Savage. She was born October 29, 1831, in Champlain, N. Y. Mr. Huntington was a civil engineer, and lived in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He moved to Champlain, N. Y., in 1861, and to Huntington, West Virginia, in 1874, where he died August 17, 1906. His wife died September 21, 1908, in the same town. He was a Congregationalist, and served as Deacon of the Church in Champlain, N. Y., for three years, until his removal to Huntington, West
Virginia.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Nellie Mika, born December 8, 1859, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa; lives in Huntington, West Va. Charles Parmelee, born November 27, 1861. Cyrus Savage, born in 1865; died in 1866, in Champlain, N. Y.
1.2.4. 5.4. 3.4. 7.2.

Charles Parmelee HuNTiN<iT(N, born November
Rapids, Iowa; married in July, 1888,
ton,
in
28, 1861, in
Cedar
Minneapolis, Minn., Edith Penning-
daughter of Fred and Margaret (Pennington) Seal.

15, 1871, in Hastings,
is
She was born
August
He
and
a clerk,
Minn. and has lived in Champlain, N.

in
Y.,
and Minneapolis, Minn.,
since
August 1886,
Huntington, West Virginia.
CHILDHEN.
1.
2. 3.
4.
5.
Marion Louise, born March 5, 1890, in Minneapolis, Ethel Seal, born August 9, 1892. Margaret Frances, born October 4, 1895. Helen Savage, born June 24, 1898.
Frances Edith, born November
first
Minn.
26, 1908.
All but the
of these children were born in Huntington,
West
Aîrginia.
187
1. 2. 4. 5. 4. 5.
John Huntington,
in 1840.
born October
8,
1763, in Norwich, Conn.; married
Olive Clark, and was a merchant in Middlebury, Yt.
He
died in Shaftsbury,
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Olive, man-ied a Wadsworth,
o Middlebury, Vt.
3.
Amy, died young. Laura, married William H. Bottom, and

Canada.
lived in Oxford,
Upper
4.
Fanny, born August
29, 1793.
1.2.4.5.4.5.4.
Fanny (Huntington) Barton,
September
1,
born August 29, 1793, married, Febru22, 1831,
ary 13, 1814, Gardner Barton, a lawyer of Shaftsbury, Vt.,

1791.
She died March

in Shaftsbury Vt.
who was born and her husband, January 7,
1847, both of
them
children.
1. 2.
Jane Eliza, born October 22, 1814, and died Januaiy 18, 1853. Edwin Huntington, born August 1, 1816; and was a merchant in
New York
3.
City.
14, 1818,
Lorenzo Milton, born June
and was with
his brother
4.
5.
6.
Edwin in business. An infant Son, born and died, February 14, 1821. An infant Son, born and died, February 22, 1822. Caroline Amy, born February 7, 1823, and died August
the same year.
23 of
7.
8. 9.
An infant Son, born and died, September 10, 1825. Fanny. Mary Ann, born July 8, 1827, and died December 28
year.
of the
same
10.
11.
Mary
Gardner
Angeline, born October born March 22, 1831.
7,
1828.
1. 2. 4. 5. 4. 6.
Henry Huntington,
ried twice;
first,
born September
23, 1765, in
Chloe Stanley, and second, widow Peggj' Brown.

19, 1846.
He was
farmer in Shaftsbury, where he died, August
188
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Eunice, born June, 1792, and died December 8, 1797. Chloe, born April 12, 1794. Ruth, born June, 1796, and died, single, in Shaftsbury, October
1838.
1,
4.
5.
6.
Julia, born October 17, 1800, and lived in Shaftsbury. Mary, born June, 1802, married, February, 1823, Asa H. Whipple, of Shaftsbury, where they lived. She died October 12, 1839, leaving one daughter. Emily, born April 6, 1806, married, October 1831, Charles Spencer, She died, March 8, 1853, leaving three Jr., of Shaftsbury.
children.
1.2. 4. 5. 4. 6. 2.
Chloe (Huntington) Douglass, born
uary, 1814, George
1832.
April 12, 1794; married, Jan-
Douglass, of Shaftsbury, Vt.,
who
died
September
6,
Ten
of her grandchildren
were living
in 1860.
children.
1. 2.
Henry H. Norman R.
Thomas, born October
York City
in 1860.
13,
3.
1819
was a hardware merchant
in
New
4.
5.
Chloe
L.
6.
7.
Margaret George S.
A.
14,
Charles, born May York City in 1860.
1829
was a hardware merchant
in
New
No
records obtained since 1863.
1. 2.
1767, Peace Clark.
4.5. 8.
Amos Huntington, born September 4, 1739. He married February 4, He went to Shaftsbury, Vt., where he became a man of
in
some distinction
Shaftsbury
civil
and
military
life.
Captain
29, 17 77,
Amos Huntington,
by Major (ieneral
Fort Ticonderoga
Company
in
Colonel M(jses Rul)inson's regiment, \'ermont Militia
Infantry, called into continental service on
June
Arthur
St. Clair, for
the defence of Fort Ticonderoga during the northern in-
vasion of Lieut.-(4en. John Burgoyne's army.

until its evacuation,
Served
at
July
<!,
17 77, and during
the retreat in the desperate
7, 177 7, in which [he was] made prisoner by the Brunswick Germans inider Major General Friederich Adolphus, Baron de Riedesel, who commanded the British wing was taken to Quebec and con-
battle of Hvibbardton, July
fined on a prison ship until October 24, 1777,
189
to Lieut.-General
and then sent
Sir
Henry
Clinton, commaudinfi;
British araiy in
New York
Citv,
and by
arrangement, placed on parole as prisoner of war, in exchange for Captain
William Farquhar, H. B.
'M.
20 Regiment Foot,
the Convention of Saratoga, October 17, 1777.
who had been captured at Captain Amos Huntington
was not exchanged and released from his parole as a prisoner oC war until March, 1782, his continental service having thus embraced a period of four years and about ten months. He siibsecjuently devoted himself to the peaceful pui'suits of husbandry, and enjoyed the confidence, and shared in the honors awarded by his fellow citizens. He was emphatically a jieace maker. He
died in Shaftsbury, July
2,
1822, a
member
of the Baptist church.
CHILDREN, BORN IN SHAFTSBURY, VT.

* * *
1.
Amos, born August

Lydia, born
21, 1768.
2.
3.
May 16, 1770. Matthew, born May 27, 17 72.

Elias, born October
31, 17 74.
* *
4.
5.
6.
7.
Daniel, born November 8, 1776. Asa, born January 1, 1780, and died in 1788. Peace, born June 23, 1782, and died Ajn-il 19,
1785.
1.2. 4.5.8.
Amos Huntington,
Pamelia Hurd, March
town, and a
9,
1.
in Shaftsbury, Vt.; married,
born August 21, 1768;
1794.
member
of the
He was many years a magistrate Baptist church. He died September

CHILDREN.
in his native 24, 1848.
This family were

1.
all
born
in Shaftsbury.
Peace, born July
17,
1795; married, Nathan Huntington Bottom,

(1. 2. 4. 5. 4. 7.)
a son of Elizabeth
and Simon Bottom.

4,
He was
judge of the county court, and died August
1855, leaving his
widow and
2.
four children in Shaftsbury.
Mrs. Bottom died Feb-
ruary 22, 1864.
Amos Clark,
in 1816,
born August 28, 1796. He entered Union College and sustained a high character for scholarship, but died after a two days' illness of inflammation of the bowels, Feb2,
ruary
3.
1820.
13,
Myron, born September

but died early in
life
1798.
He
was a
successful farmer,
from typhus fever, August 20, 1825.
Nathan, born March
5.
21, 1800, and resided in Rochester, N. Y., where he was a successful member of the bar of the Supreme Court of the state of New York. Died September 15, 1882. Harlow, born September 26, 1801.
190
6.
Pamela, born June

parents."
26, 1804.
" a pattern of female worth,
She
died, single,
She was a most excellent woman, and of filial devotion to her aged in Rochester, N. Y., March 1, 1845.
* *
7.
8.
9.
Geokge, born October 7, 1806. Elon, born September 3, 1808. Calvin, born October 14, 1810. He was successfully engaged in mercantile life. Spent the summer of 1856 in Europe, and was
located in
in
New
Orleans, La. (1860.)
He
founded scholarships
both Vassar College and the University of Rochester, N. Y.,

1,
and died November
1896.
1.2.4.5.8.1.5
Harlow Huntington, born September
born at Pittstown, N. Y.,
26,
1801, in Shaftsbury, Vt.;
married, June 12, 1826, Margaret Ford, daughter of Timothy Hyde,
who was
May
21, 1804.
They
resided in Shaftsbury, where he
was a tlirifty farmer and wool growei-. He was elected deacon of the Baptist church of Shaftsbury, in November, 1836. Died, May 12, 1864 his wife died
;
March
*
24, 1888.
CHILDREN, BORN IN SHAFTSBURY, VT.

1.
2.
Myron, born March 20, 1827. Jenett p., born March 11, 1833, and
ber 24, 1839.
died in Shaftsbury, Septem-
3.
Harriet Ellen,
1.
2. 4. 5. 8. 1. 5. 1.
Myron Huntington, born March 20, 1827, in Shaftsbury, Vt.; married, March 6, 1850, Mary L. Cross, grand-daughter of General Samuel Cross. He owned and improved the old homestead of his grandfather, Amos.
children.
* 9
*
3. 4. 5.
6.
Franklin Amos, born December 5, 1850. Charles Hyde, born December 17, 1853. William Galusha, born December 5, 1856.
*
* *
Helen Jane, born June 23, 1859. Henry Cross, born May 11, 1861. Harlow Myron, born September 8,
1864.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 1. 5. 1. 2.
Charles Hyde Huntington, born

Vt.; married,
Feliruary 17, 1853, in Shaftsbury,
January 1, 1878, in Bennington, Vt., Lydia, daughter of Elijah and Polly (McDonald) Squires. She was born in Shaftsbury, Vt., June 2, 1856. He is a farmer, and moved from Vermont to Illinois in February, 1869; to Shaftsbury, Vt., in December, 1871 to Fort Scott, Kansas, in 1879;
;
to Boise, Idaho,
where they lived
in 1910.
CHILDREN.
1.
191
Mary
2.
Louise, born July 13, 1879, at Fort Scott, Kan., and died Barber county, Kan. Stella, born January 27, 1881, in Hiattville, Kan., and died in
in October, 1884, in
October, 1887, in Lockport, Kan.

3.
Alice May, born October
3,
1884, in Sharon, Kan.
4.
5. 6.
Charles Hyde, born July 26, 1888. Frank Myron, born July 3, 1890, in Boise, Idaho. DoLLiE JEimiE, born April 27, 1894, in Boise, Idaho.
1.2.4.5.8. 1.5. 1.2.4.

CiiARLKS
Hyde Huntington,
born July
26, 1888, in Lockport, Kan.;
married, July 28, 1909, in Baker City, Oregon, Eunice Rosa, daughter of
James Sylvester and Louisa (Crabtree) Backus.

in to
She was born June 4, 1892, Douglas Co., Oregon. He is a teamster, and moved, in 1890, from Kansas Boise, Idaho, where he now lives.
CHILD.
1.
Rosa Maude, born August
2,
1910, in Boise, Idaho.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 1. 5. 1. 3.
William Galusha Huntington,

bury, Vt.; married January
ter of
111.
born December
111.,
5,
1856, in ShaftsDelilah, daugh-
1,
1881, in Belvidere,
Emma
Horace Phelps and Sally (Lawson) Barney. She was born in Palatine, He is a farmer, and moved from Shaftsbury, Vt., to Belvidere, 111., in
1869, to Fort Scott, Kan., in 1879, to Pijjestone, Minn., in 1886, to Liberty,
Neb., in 1896, where he
now
lives.
They
are Baptists.
CHILDREN.
1.
May
L.,
born February
1,
1882, in Hiattville, Kan.; married
Decem-
ber 28, 1904, in Liberty, Neb.,
Guy
William, son of William A. and Martha
Ann (Custer) Stahl. He was born in Washington, Iowa, October 30, 1881. He is a farmer. They live in Liberty, Neb. * 2. Florence Helen, born July 28, 1884. 3. Merle William, born February 24, 1894, in Pipestone, Minn. 4. Chester Lawrence, born May 14, 1895, in Pipestone, Minn.
1.2.4.5.
ried,
8. 1. 5. 1. 3. 2.
28, 1884; marJanuary 1, 1913, Fred Geer, son of Edgar E. and Georgia Ann (Geer) Harden. They reside in Billings, Mont.
Florence IIklen (Huntington) Harden, born July
CHILD.
1.
Jessie Huntington, born October
18, 1913.
192
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 1.
5. 1.4.
Helen Jane (Huntington) Goodwin, born June 23, 1859, in Shafts111., May 15, 1890, John Walter, son of Joseph and Frances (Coultrip) Goodwin. He was born in the Isle of Sheppy,
bury, Vt.; married, in Belvidere,
bricklayer,
County Kent, England, November 19, 184 7. Mr. Goodwin was a mason and and moved from P]ast Church, England, to America in June, 1870.
He
111.
died in Belvidere,
111.,
July 18, 1910.
Mrs. Goodwin
lives in Belvidere,
He
was, and she
is,
an Episcopalian.
CHILDKEN.
1.
2.
Walter Huntingtun, born February 23, 1891, in Belvidere, Helen Huntington, born June 25, 1896, in Belvidere, 111.
111.
1.2.4.5.8. 1.5. 1.5.

Henry Cross Huntington,
married,
born
May
11,
1861, in Shaftsbury, Vt.;
November 9, 1887, in Belvidere, 111., Anna Eliza, daughter of Hezekiah and Calista Mary (Stockwell) Hull. She was born April 18, 1862, in
Belvidere,
111.
He
is
a farmer, and lived in Pipestone, Minn., in 1886, and in

111.,
1887 moved to Belvidere,
where they now
live.
They
ill.
are Baptists.
children, born in belvidere,

*
1.
Laura Ethel,
born April
2,
1889.
2. 3.
LiDA May, born January 22, Eaul Hull, born September
1894.
23, 1897.
1.2.4. 5. 8.
Laura Ethel (Huntington)
dere,
111.;
1. 5. 1. 5. 1.
Silvius, born April
111..
2,
1889, in Belvi-
married, June 24, 1909, in Belvidere,

Carrie (Uting) Silvius.
lived there.
Charles Augustus, son of

22, 1884, in
Wells
Lyman and
111.,
Belvidere,
and has always
He was born October He is a carpenter.
CHILD.
1.
Verna Ethel,
born October
5,
1910, in Belvidere,
111.
1.2. 4. 5. 8. 1.5.
Harlow
^NIyron
1. 6.
Huntington, born September 8, 1864, in Shaftsbury, Vt.; married, December 26, 1888, in Belvidere, 111., Clara Imogene, daughter of Hezekiah and Calista Mary (Stockwell) HuU. She was born December 18,
1863.
111.,
He
is
a farmer, and moved, in 1869, from Shaftsbury, Vt., to Belvidere,

live.
where they now
They
are Baptists.
CHILDREN.
1.
193
2.
Neva
FiiED Roy, born September 24, 1889, in Belvidere, 111. Calista, born June 18, 1891, in Belvidere, 111.
1.
2.4. 5. 8. 1. 5. 3.
30, 1838, in
Hakriet Ellen (Huntington) Bottum, born August

Sliaftsbury, Vt.; married, October 8, 185G, in Shaftsbury,
of
Horace Barlow, son
bury.
Lemuel and Abia (Andrus) Bottum. He was born July 3, 1826, in ShaftsMr. Bottum was a merchant, and a member of the General Assembly of Vermont in 1874. He was a Baptist, and clerk and treasurer of that Church. Mr. Bottum died April 21, 1905, and his wife November 24, 1891, in
Shaftsbury, Vt.
children.
1.
Harlow Alfred,
Alice
born July 30, 1857; married, October
15,
1879,
May
Barton.
They
live in
South Shaftsbury, Vt.
2.
Calvin
H., born January 27, 1862; lives in South Shaftsbury, Vt.
3.
Horace Burt,
Mary Grace
Neb.
born March
16,
1867; married, October 19, 1887,
(1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 4. 2. 3. 2.)
They
live
in Benedict,
4.
Ralph Hyde,
born March
6,
1873; married, September 14, 1899,

live in
Amy
B. Harrington.
They
South Shaftsbury, Vt.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 1. 7.
George Huntington,
(1.2.4.5.3.).
born October
15, 1809,
5,
7,
1806; married,
March
1864.
8,
1832,
Abigail, daughter of Gov. Jonas Galusha, of Vt., son of Jacob' and Lydia
She was born April
and died April
1,
He was
appointed deacon in 1854, and died June
1896, in Rochester, N. Y.
children, all born in SitAFTSBURY, VT.

1.
Amelia Charline,
months
at
born March
16,
1834.
She spent eighteen
Mt. Holyoke College. She was a member of the second Baptist Church, and resided in Rochester, N. Y., where she died
August
*
2.
19, 1915.
George Clark, born December
20, 1836.
*3. * 4.
5.
Ward,
Julia Ann, born July 9, 1843. Jonas G., born November 23, 1846; died August
Shaftsbury, Vt.
20, 1848,
in
6.
Jeannette p., born June 19, '1849. Calvin Galusha, born August 22,
man.
is
1851.
He
is
a retired business
10, 1866.
He removed
to Rochester,
N.
Y.,
March
He
member
of the Baptist Church, at
Prudential Committee.
13
He
lives
one time a member of the in Rochester, N. Y.
194
1.2.4.5.8.
George Clark HuNTiNciTOX,
Vt.;
1. 7. 2.
in
Shaftsbury,
She died April 13. lOOti. He owned a store in Downieville, Cal. He served through the Civil War, fighting Indians in California. He died June 6, 1905.
CHILD.
1.
man-ied Meta Roberts, September 5,1871.
DiSA Roberts, born May
19, 1873; resides in Brooklyn,
N. Y.
1.2.4.5.
Ward
He worked
list
8. 1. 7. 3.
20, 1838, in Shaftsbury, Vt.;
Huntington, born October

June
26, 1872, in
married
Tillie Briggs,
Peekskill, N. Y.
for his brother in Downieville, Calif.
She died March 9, 1884. He was the first man to en-
from that town, and served through the Civil W'ar.
He
died at Fort
Scott, Kan.,
December
2,
1912.
N. Y.
CHILDREN, BORN IN ROCHESTER,

1.
George Brkhis, born December 22,1873;

quoit,
married, in Ironde-
N.
Y., July 16, 1901, Belle,
daughter of Moses Hills and

a graduate of the University
Mary Jane (Page)
Gilbert.
He
is
of Rochester in the Class of '96,
and the Theological Seminary in 1901. He is a clergyman, but not ordained. He was Registrar in the University for two years. Is now Recording and Assistant Secretary of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, in Boston, and has resided in WoUaston, ^lass., since
1903.
2.
May, born
]May 30, 1881.
She
is
a fine musician,
and
resides in
Fort Scott, Kan.

3.
Ward
Galusha, born May
30, 1881; married.
May
Hill
13. 1911, in
and Salome (Rust) ^loore, of Richards, ]\Io. She was born August 4, 1885, in Pottawattanie Co., Iowa. Mr. Huntington is a baker. He served in the regular army, from July 13, 1905, to November 13, 1905, and moved from Rochester, N. Y., to Fort Scott, Kan., where he now lives. The}' are Baptists.
Fort Scott, Kan., Jannie, daughter of
Sam
1.2.4.5.
8. 1.
7.4.
Julia Ann (Huntington) Dewey, born July 9, 1843, in Shaftsbury, Vt.; married, October 19, 1870, Keuben T. Dewey, of St. Albans, Vt. She was a member of the Baj)tist Church, ^^'hen cjuite young she fitted herself to teach the ornamental branches of education. Mr. Dewe}' now resides in Mrs. Dewey died August 29, 1882. Fairfax, Vt.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
195
2.
3.
4.
January 24, 1874. Charline, born January 10, 1876; died January 17, 1877. RuSHA Ardell, born January 22, 1878 died August 7, 1904. Julia Huntington, born August 20, 1882 now living in
A., born
;
;
Gertrude
St.
Albans, Vt.
1.2.4. 5. 8.
Gertrude
Ajsril 4, 1900,
1.
7.4.
1.
24,
A.
(Dkwey) Doughty, born January

They
1874; married,
Edgar Millard Doughty.
reside in Brooklyn, N. Y.
children, born in BROOKLYN,

1.
N. Y.
Egbert Woodin,
born January
21, 1901.
2.
3.
4.
Julia Huntington, born February 7, John Van Vlock, born July 27, 1909. Henry Millard, born April 28, 1911.
1903.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 1. 7. 6.
Jeannette
Mrs.
p.
(Huntington) Wake, born June

F.
bury, Vt.; married
Eugene
Mr.
Ware,
of Fort Scott, Kan.,
October
22, 1874.
Ware was one
of the earliest graduates of Vassar College, graduating in
the Class of 1872.

brilliant
Ware was
U.
S.
Pension Commissioner, and was a
lawyer and author.

1,
He
wrote the book of poems entitled "Ironquill."
Hedied July
*
1911.
CHILDREN.
1.
Abby Huntington,
born January
9,
4, 1876.
2.
Jennie, born December
1877; died January 10, 1878.
*3.
*
4. 5.
Eugene Huntington, born October 2, 1879. Jeannette Huntington, born October 26, 1884. Amelia Huntington, born January 31, 1888. She
of
is
a graduate
19,
Vassar College; married Justus Nathan Baird, October
1911.
1. 2.
4.5. 8.
1. 7. 6. 1.
4,
Abby Huntington (Ware)
Nies, born January
1876;
married
Frederick Harold Nies, d.d.s., of Brooklyn, N. Y., June 20, 1906. side in Brooklyn, N. Y.
They
re-
CHILD.
1.
Frederick James, born June
22, 1910, in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
196
1.
2.4. 5. 8. 1. 7. 6. 3.
Eu(;ene Huntington Wake, born October

Kan.;
1904.
2, 187'J, in Kansas City, married Mary Jeannette Spencer, of Lawrence, Kan., December 28,
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Jeannette, born November 20, 1905. Eugene Huntington, born April 2, 1907. Mary Matilda, born November 25. 1909.
1.
2.4. 5. 8.
1. 7. 6. 4.
26,
Jeannette Huntington (Ware), Nelson, born October

She
is
1884.
a graduate of Vassar College,
and married Samuel
Ral])li
Nelson, June
19, 1907.
child.
1.
Spencer Wake, born November
5,
1911.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 1. 8.
Elon HuNTiNciToN,
ried,
born September
3,
1808, in Shaftsbury, Vt.; mar-
October
17, 1835, in
Shaftsbury. Vt., Anjenette, daughter of Peleg and

9,
He had 1814, in Shaftsbury, Vt. and had lived in Shaftsbury, Vt., in New Orleans, La.. New York, N. Y., and Rochester, N. Y., where he died September 20, 1899. His wife died March 14, 1883, in Mandarin, Fla. He was a Ba])tist, and was trustee of tlie University of Rochester for fifty years
Olive (Mix) Cole.
She was born A\ni\
engaged
in various business enterjjrises,
uj) to
the time of his death.
CHILDREN, BOKN IN ROCHESTER,

1.
N. Y.
Alcesta Flora, born October

N. Y.
27,
1837; lives in
Irondequoit,
2.
* 3.
4.
Albert, born October 25, 1839. Susan Pamelia, born August 18, 1841. Frank, born July 14, 1848; married in New York
1898, Mrs. Melissa Gibl)S.
City, in July,
editor.
He
is
an author, and
He
graduated from the University of Rochester

Editorial assistant,
in 1868.
He was
Bureau
of Ethnology,
1902-03, Bureau of
Census, 1904-06, Department of Agriculture, 1907.

lived in Rochester, N. Y., 1868-69, Europe, 1869-72,
He luis New York

His
in
and
5.
vicinity,
in
1872-1901;
in
Washington, D. C, since 1902.

18, 1909.
wife died
New
York, November
19,
Kate, born April
1850; married,
September
10,
1873,
Rochester, N. Y., James

College in 1910.
Monroe Taylor, d.d., ll. d. Dr. Taylor was president and Chairman of the Faculty of Vassar
6.
197
Carrie, born August 18, 1852; married, October 22, 1873, in Rochester, N. Y., John Colgate Jessup. They live in Flatbush,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
7.
Willie, born June

N. Y.
18, 1854,
and died July
19, 1856, in Rochester,
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 1. 8. 2.
Albp:rt Huntington, born October 25, 1839, in Rochester, N. Y.; mar18G8,in Rochester, X. Y.,Mary Bell. She was born in London, England, in 1848. He was a speculator and orange grower. He moved from Rochester, IST. Y., to Mandarin, Fla., about 1868; later to Jacksonville; to Brooklyn, N. Y., about 1899, and to Plainfield, X. J., in 1902, where he died, October 13, 1909. His wife died March 17, 1911, in Brooklyn, N. Y. He served in the Civil War as 1st Lieutenant in the 8th X. Y. Cavalr}'. He enlisted September 6, 1862, and was discharged December 8, 1864.
ried, Aj)ril 21,
children.
1.
Gra(;e, born March

ville,
9,
1809, at Point Pleasant, Mandarin, Fla.;
married, April 25, 1889, Ambrose

Fla.
Broham Warde,
in
Jackson-
They
live in
London, Eng.
9,
2.
Xathan Calvin,
born October
1870, at Point Pleasant, ]\Ian-
darin. Fla.; died July, 1896, in Denison, Texas.

3.
Blanch, born January

married, August
22,
5,
1875, at Point Pleasant,
19n3, at
Xetherwood,
live in
Albert Joseph Turner.

4.
They
Mandarin Fla.; X. J., Elizabeth, X. J.

Plainfield,
J^lon Calvin, born October

Fla.;
17, 1878, at
19l;5,
Point Pleasant, Mandarin,
married, June
10.
in
Brooklyn, X. Y., Florence
Chittenden, daughter of ^Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mott Turner.

is
He
a graduate of the Bethel Military
Academy, Warrenton, Va.,
5.
is now a traveling representative of automobile accessories. They live in Brooklyn, X. Y. Kate, born February 6, 1888, in Jacksonville. Fla. She lives in Ban don, Oregon.
and
1.2.4. 5. 8.
Rochester, X. Y.; married,
B., son of
1. 8. 3.
Susan Pamelia (Huntington) Hooker, born August 18, 1841, in Xovember 14, 1861, in Rochester, N. Y., Horace
Horace and Helen (Wolcott) Hooker. He was born December 7, was a nurseryman, an engineer and contractor. He lived in Marietta, Ohio, about six months, in 1865, after the Civil War. During the war, Mr. Hooker was 1st Lieutenant, acting Ca2)tain and Major in the 1st and 8th X. Y. Cavalry, and 2d Engineer Regiment of the West Wisconsin Volun1837, and
teers.
198
He
enlisted
November
field, to
7,
1862, and
was discharged November
12, 1864.
He
helped raise a company for the 8th N. Y. Cavalry, but resigned before
accept a commission in the Engineer Regiment of the
in Rochester,
they went to the
West.
He
died at his
home
N. Y., August
25, 1914.
CHILDREN, BORN IX ROCHESTER,

*
1.
N. Y.
2.
Albert Huntington, born November 25, 1865. Frances Margaret Huntington, born June
finished
10, 1868. She and published the Hooker Genealogy, that Commander
for.
3.
Edward Hooker for many years gathered data Elon Huntington, born November 23, 1869.
4.
5.
Harry
Mix, born July

4,
18, 1872.
Paul, born February
1875; married, December 26, 1913, Grace
Kendall, daughter of Dr. Charles

*
6.
7.
W. and
2,
Julia (Chapin) Wilbor.
Horace Willard,
born November
1876.
8.
Jeanette Huntington, born December 24, 1881. Thomas, born May 4, 1883; died September 12, 1884,
N. Y.
in Rochester,
1. 2.
N.
4.5. 8.
1.
8.3.
1.
Albert Huntington Hooker,

Y.; married,
born November 25, 1865, in Rochester,
June
30, 1891,
lena (Hanson) Jones.
Ambolena, daughter of Kiler Kent and AmboShe was born August 24, 1869.
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
4.
5.
Ambolena Jones, born August 17, 1893. Albert Huntington, born April 6, 1895. Roger Wolcott, born March 30, 1897. Emily Louise, born June 15, 1899. Margaret, born May 27, 1901.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 1. 8. 3. 3.
Elon Huntington Hooker,
born November 23, 1869,
in Rochester,
N. Y.; married, January 25, 1901, Blanche, daughter of Dexter Mason and Addie (Miller) Ferry, of Detroit, Mich. Slie is a graduate of Vassar CollegeHe received his early education in the public schools of Rochester, and continued his technical training in the night schools of the Mechanics Institute. He then went to the University of Rochester, from which he graduated in 1891. Later he studied at Cornell University, where he obtained the degree of PH.D., and gained a travelling fellowship which allowed him to go abroad and continue his studies in hydraulics at the Zurich Polytechnicurn and the
Ecole des Fonts et Chaussees, Paris.
199
to this country he spent sevand was one of a commission of contracting engineers who insDected the Panama and Nicaragua Canal routes in 1898. He was appointed by Governor Roosevelt deputy superintendent of public works in the State of New York, and was engaged, among other duties,
Returning
eral years in engineering
work
in the fiekl,
in the investigation of the expenditure of nine million dollars in the improve-
ment
of the Erie
Canal system.
In IflOl
in
he resigned to engage in timber,
mining and railroad enterprises

organized and became
the
Southwest.
Two
years later he
Development and Funding Company, building and operating engineering and industrial enterprises. Afterward he with others formed the Hooker Electrochemical Company, a concern which has a large manufacturing plant at Niagara Falls, produces caustic soda and chloride of lime, and has proved a great success. In the presidential campaign of 1912 he was treasurer of the National
president of the
Progressive party.
He
lives in
Greenwich, Conn.
CHILDREN.
1.
Barbara
Feki!y, born November
23, 1901.
2. 3.
4.
Adelaide Ferry, born June 10, 1903. Helen Huntington, born January 1, 1905. Blanche Ferry, born October 2, 1909.
1.2. 4. 5. 8. 1. 8. 3.6.
N.
Y.; married.
Horace Willard Hooker, born November May 31, 1906, Ruth, daughter of the
Ward,
of Rochester,
2.
1876,
at
Rochester,
Rev. George
Kemp and
Caroline Editha (Pierpont)
N. Y.
children.
1. 2.
3. 4.
Horace Willard, born March 5, 1907. Kenneth Ward, born October 26, 1908. Ruth AVard, born October 21, 1911.
Jeanette Huntington, born June
21, 1913.
1.2. 4.5.8.
1.
8.3.7.
Jeanette Huntington (Hooker) Trimble, born December 24,1881, in Rochester, N. Y.; married January 25, 1911, Edward Maurice, son of Edward Riggs and Mary (Callender) Trimble, of Rochester, N. Y. His wife is a Mr. Trimble is a member of the E. M. Trimble Company. graduate of Vassar College. They live in Rochester, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Thomas Hooker,

April 13, 1914.
2.
SusANNE Huntington, born
200
HUNTlN(5}TON GENEALOGY.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 2.
married, June 17, 1790, Russel Loomis,
Lydia (Huntington) Loomis, born May 16, 17 70, in Shaftsbury, Vt.; who was born in Litchfield, Conn.,
3,
August 30, 1764. She died April There were eleven grand-children.
1835, and he died February 22, 1842.
CHILDREN, ALL BORN IN SHAFTSBURY, VT.

1.
Lydia, born March
18, 1791
married, in 1809,
Truman Galusha,
grandson of Lydia,
2.
(1. 2. 4. 5. 3.)
;
and lived
in Jericho, Yt.
3.
4.
5.
Asa, born November 3, 1793 married October 16, 1816, Clarissa, daughter of Gen. Samuel Cross, and lived in Shaftsbury, Vt. Julia, born October 23, 1796, and died in 1816. Daniel, born October 29, 1798; married, 1822, Eliza Beach, and lived in Bennington, Yt., where he died in 1833. married INlary W., daughter of Russel, born August 3, 1801
;
6.
7.
Stephen Avery, and lived in Saratoga, N. Y. Warren, born July 9, 1806. Alfred, born October 14, 1810.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 3.
Matthew Huntington,
ried,
born
May
27, 1772, in Shaftsbury, Yt.; mai--
May
12, 1793,
Mary
Catlin,
and resided
in
Rome, N.
Y.,
where he died,
January
11, 1857.
He was
a farmer.
children.
*
1.
2.
Asa Clark, born May 22, 1794. Mary, born March 5, 1798; married, July
man.
1826.
They
lived in
Rome, N.
Y.,
18, 1822, George Stedwhere she died September 2,
3.
Sarah, born October

month.
24, 1799,
and died on the 26th
of the
same same
4.
Matthew,
month.
born July
L.,
1,
1801, and died on the 10th of the
*
*
5.
Matthew
Amanda,
born
May
25, 1803.
6.
7.
James, born March
25, 1805.
10, 1827,
born May 31, 1807; married, November Burrows, of Rome, and continued to reside there
1809; married,
8,
David
until
her death,
8.
September 13, 1839. Lydia, born November

G. Wright.
5,
May
10, 1827,
Thomas
She died February
1834.
.
'
201
1.2. 4.5.8.3.
Asa Clark Huntington, born May
ried
1.
mar-
22, 1794, in Sbaftsbury, Vt.;
November
15, 1815, in Shaftsbury,
Laura, daughter of Ebenezer and

Sarah (Buck) Clark.
He was
a farmer, and lived in Shaftsbury, moved to Manlius, N. Y., in 1815

;
;
to Floyd,
N. Y., in 1816 to Westernville, N. Y., in 1822 or '23 to Rome, N. Y., 1852, where he died November 9, 1865. His wife died March 24, 1880,
in
Rome, N. Y.
They were
Baptists.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary, born September

21, 1840,
ville, N. Y. Ansel, born August
24, 1816, in Floyd,
Milton Utley.
N. Y.; married, October She died February 9, 1881, in Western-
2.
9,
1818, in Floyd, N. Y.; married,
14i 1848, Caroline Porter.
He
died April 18, 1890, in
December Rome,
*
*
3.
N. Y. Elon, born April
8,
1820, in Floyd, N. Y. 1822, in Floyd, N. Y.

;
4.
5. 6.
Martha, born February 19, Amanda, born June 24, 1823

Ann, born March
N. Y.
22,
died
March
30, 1902, in
Rome, N. Y.
1825; died
11, 1827.
May
2,
1828, in Westernville,
7.
(tEORGE, born January
Jay, born March 29, 1829. 9. Jane, born April 26, 1831; lives in Rome, N. Y. * 10. Laura, born February 8, 1834. The last five of this family were born in Westernville, N. Y.
8.
1.2.4.5. 8. 3.
Elon Huntington, born
February
1,
1. 3.
first,
April
8,
1820, in Floyd, N. Y.; married,
1843, in Westernville,
N.
Y.,
Mary Morse, daughter of Henry and

9,
Sarah (Morse) Utley.
1824, in Westernville, N. Y.,
and died March

(Foote) Morse.
9,
1845, in the same place.
He
married, second, January 22,
N. Y., Lucy Emeline, daughter of William and Amelia She was born October 23, 1820, in Galway, N. Y., and died May 29, 1886, in Troy, N. Y. He was a merchant, in coffees and spices. He died June 12, 1884, in New York City, N. Y. CHILDREN.
1846, in Cranesville,
1.
Mary, born February

William Gushing.
2. 3.
15, 1845, in Westernville, N. Y.; married She died ]May 3, 1882, in Gainesville, Ga. Charles, born January 4, 1847, in Rome, N. Y. Jane, born May 26, 1850, in Troy, N. Y.; died April 7, 1888, in
Troy, N. Y.
202
4.
Fannie Grace, born April 25, 1863, iu Troy, N. March 8, 1899, in Xew York, X. Y,, Edward West,
Clay and Adeline Frances (West) Johnson.
19, 1867, in Chicago,
oculist,
111.
Y.;
married,
son of
Henry
and an
in
He was
born July
]Mr.
Johnson
is
a physician,
a graduate of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
New York City, N. Y., 1898. He moved to Keene, 1872, to New York City, in 1894, to Walpole, N. H., in
to
N. H.,
1900, and
N. Y.
City, again, in
1904.
He
resides in Syracuse, N. Y.
in the
His maternal grandmother, was Alma Alden, a descendant

sixth generation from
John and
Priscilla Alden, of
Plymouth,
Mass.
1. 2.
4.5. 8. 3. 1.3.2.
Charles Huntington, born January 4, 1847, in Rome, N. Y.; married, first November 4, 1868, in Troy, N. Y., Henrietta, daughter of David Boyd. She was born in April 1852, in Troy, N. Y., and died March 31, 1886, in Troy, N. Y. He married, second, August 27, 1886, in Mechanicsville, N. Y., Mary She was born Francis, daughter of Abram and Eliza (Vandecar) Lansing.
April 11, 1849, in Troy, N. Y.
He
is
a salesman, and lives in Troy, N. Y.
He
served in the Civil
War
as a private in Co. K,
N. Y. Heavy Artillery, en-
listing
January
26, 1864,
and receiving
his discharge
June
15, 1865.
They
are Baptists.
CHILDREN, BORN IN TROY,

1.
N. Y.
William
in
Stitt, born September
15, 1869,
and died June
25, 1897,
Troy, N. Y.
2.
Lucy Emeline,
born December
7,
1871, and died September 15,
1872, in Troy, N. Y.
3.
4.
5.
Carrie Emeline, born July 8, 1873, and died. Elon Charles, born December 21, 1875. Nancy Jane, born November 13, 1878, and died October
in
5,
1905,
Troy, N. Y.
12, 1881.
6.
7.
Laura Alice, born August Arthur Davîd, born May

in
20, 1884,
and died February

and died July
5,
1885,
Troy, N. Y.
16, 1886, 23, 1891, iu
8.
Ansel Bolton, born January

Troy, N. Y.
9.
Lester Roy, born December
13, 1887.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 3.
1.4.
in
Martha (Huntington) Gregory,

N.
Y.; married,
born February 19, 1822,
Floyd,
August
28, 1856, in
Rome, N.
Y., Silas Belden, son of
Joseph
and Rachel (Bullock) Gregory. Lake, N. Y.
He was
born October 28, 1826, in Sand
203
Mr. Gregory was a Baptist clergyman, and a graduate of Madison UniHe died in Sacramento. Calif., May 7, 1880. His wife died May 27, He married a second time, Harriet Barber, by 1871, in Whitesboro, N. Y. whom he had two sons. He was Pastor of the Baptist Church at Little Falls, N. Y., for nine years, and for one year, of the church at Portsmouth, Va. He was then called to the chair of Theological Instruction at Wayland University, Washington, D. C, which he filled with marked ability. He resigned this position to become Pastor of the Baptist Church at Niles, Mich., where he remained three years. He made a tour of Europe to recuperate his health. He served the Home Missionary Society in several capacities, one of which was as President of Leland University in New Orleans.
versity.
CHILDREN.
1.
Emma Huntington,
Clara Louise,
born July
29, 1857,
and died November
13,
1863, in Little Falls, N. Y.

2.
born February
4,
1861, in Little Falls, N. Y.
1.2. 4.5. 8. 3.
George Huntington,
born January
married, June 11, 1867, in Rome, N. Y.,
1. 7.
N.
Y.;
11, 1827, in Westernville,
Nancy Anna, daughter
of
William
W. and
N. Y.
Lorania (Gray) Oliver.
She was born August
He was
a farmer, lived in Westernville, N. Y., and removed to Rome,
N.
Y., in
March, 1852. and
They
Avere Baptists,
and he was Deacon
of the First
Baptist Church in Rome, N. Y.
He was
appointed at the age of 25.
He
died
June
20, 1892,
his wife July 27, 1871, in
Rome, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Georgiana, born June
13, 1868, in in
2.
Martha,
born June 24, 1871,
Rome, N. Y. Rome, N. Y.
1.2.4.5.8.
N.
Y.; married,
3. 1. 7. 1.
13, 1868, in
Georgiana (Huntington) Hibbakd, born June

June
28, 1893, in
Rome, N.
Y.,
George Leonard, son
of
Rome, John
bridge, Mass.
Fenton and Anna (Gage) Hibbard. He was born Ajjril 28, 1865, in SouthAir. Hibbard is a Baptist minister, a graduate of Colgate University in 1890,
and
of its Theological
Seminary
in 1893.
He was
Pastor at
Fiskdale, Mass., from 1893 to 1897. then went to Grafton, Mass., Avhere they
now
reside.
CHILD.
1.
Harvey Leonard,
born September
20, 1898, in Grafton,
Mass.
204
1.2.4. 5. 8.3.
Jay Huntington,
August
1832, in Soutli East.
27, 1856, in Brookshire.
1. 8.
born March 29, 1829, in Westernville, X.Y.; married,
N.
Y.. Caroline Scott.
She was born
May
22,
Putnam
Co.. N. Y.
He was
a Baptist clergyman, and
preached
ton,
at
N.
Y., 1861,
North Bennington, N. Seneca Falls, N.
Y., in the late 50's, then, successively, at
Can-
Y.. 1863, Sardinia, N". Y., 1866, Bucyrus, O.,
1868, Niles, Mich., 1871 to 1878, Grass Lake, Mich., 1878 to 1880, Greenville,
Mich., 1880 to 1882, Howell, Mich., 1882 to 1884, Galion, O., 1885 to 1887,
Milan, Mich., 1887 to 1892, Plymouth, Mich., 1892.
He was
Army,
a graduate of
Colgate University and Theological Seminary.
He
served, during the Civil ^Var, in the Union
in a clerical capasoldier.
city in the enlistment office at Elmira,
N. Y., and was an enlisted
He
died February 23, 1895, in Plymouth, Mich.

in Milan,
His wife died March 17, 1890,
Mich.
CHILDREN.
* *
].
William Smith,
born June 10, 1858, in Xorth Bennington. Vt.

9,
2. 3.
George, born October Grace, born June 7,
1861, in Canton, N. Y.
1863, in
1897, in Detroit, Mich., Ernest
Rome, N. Y.; married, April Darwin Hutton they live

;
22.
at
4.
Royal Oak, Mich. Edward Jay, born November
25, 1869, in
Bucyrus.
().;
died Jan-
uary 11, 1874, in Niles, Mich.
1.2.4. 5. 8. 3.
William Smith HuNTiN(iTON,
1. 8. 1.
10, 1858, in
born June
North Benningwas born March
ton, Vt.; married, ]\Iay 11, 1881, in Niles, Mich., Althea Poole, daughter of
William Lysander and Lydia Florilla (Poole) Taggart.

16, 1860. in Niles, INIich.
Siie
He
Seneca
is
a locomotive engineer, and has lived in
Falls,
N. Y., Sardinia, N. Y., Bucyrus,
1870; to Jackson, Mich., in 1879; to

Miss., in 1908,
where they now
live.
North Bennington, Vt., moved to Niles, Mich., in IJirmingham, Ala., in 1890; to Amory. They are Ba])tists.
O.;
CHILDREN.
1.
Edward
Scott, born July 22, 1882, in Jackson, Mich.; married, August 5, 1903, in Birmingham, Ala., Marie Louise, daughter of John and Janie Theresa (Walter) Lynch. She was born February
2,
1884, in Tuscaloosa. Ala.

is
2.
sales manager of a hardware Imsiness, and Birmingham, Ala. They are Baptists. Gertrude, born October 9. 1,S85, in Jackson, Mich.; lives
He
lives in
in Port-
land, Oregon.
3.
Arthur William,
lives in
born October
18, 1896, in
Birmingham,
Ala.;
Amory, Miss.
1.
205
2.4.5. 8. 3.
born October
9,
1. 8. 2.
1861, in Canton, N. Y.; married,
George Huntington,
December 2, 188(j, in Saginaw, Midi., Elizabeth Ilotchkiss, daughter of George Lord and Julia Sigourney (Hotchkiss) Burrows. She was born June
17,
1866, in Saginaw, Mich.
He
in
is
a manufacturers' agent.
He was
the
Saginaw, Mich., from 1882 to 1884; was with the D. M. Ferry Co., Detroit, j\Iich., from 1884 to 1890 in the shoe business,
Principal of the
;
High School
to
in Detroit,
1890
1892
photograph (portrait) business, Detroit, 1894
to
1910.
He
in
is
a graduate of
Brown
University, in the Class of 1882, and has lived
Canton, N. Y., Rome, N. Y., Seneca Falls, N. Y., Sardinia, N. Y., Bucyrus, O., Niles, Mich., Kalamazoo, Mich., Providence, R. I., Saginaw, Mich., and in
Detroit, Mich.,
where they now
reside, since 1884.
They
are Baptists.
CHILDREN, BOKN IN DETROIT, MICH.
1.
2.
.3.
George Burrows, born December 26, Alice Grace, born January 27, 1893.
1890.
4.
Edwin Jay, born October 7, 1895. Albert Lord, born June 22, 1900.
1.2. 4.5. 8.3. 1. 10.

Laura (Huntington) Tucker,
ville,
born February
8,
1834, in Western-
August and Aclisah (Tracy) Tucker.

Y.; married,
N.
22, 1860, in
Rome, N.
in
Y., Jii-eh, son of Jireh
He was
born January 30, 1835, and was a

1860, and lived in
clergyman, a graduate of INIadison University,

1871, in Alton,
in Chicago,
Jll.
North
Bennington, Vt., Newton, Mass., and Lebanon, N. H.

III.
He
died April 24,
Mrs. Tucker lives with her daughter, Mrs. Whedon,
children.
1.
Alice May, born November

married June
den.
18, 1907, in
9,
1864, in North Bennington, Yt.:

111.,
Chicago,
Alfred Ebenezer Stan-
2.
They live in Chicago, 111. Carrie Maria, born December 20,

ried
1866, in
111.,
Xewton, Mass.; mar-
August
live in
Henry Whitman Whedon.

1868, in Newton, Mass.;
They
3.
Chicago,
111.
Alfred Huntington, born October 18, died May 6, 1869, in Newton, Mass.
1.2.4.5.8.3.5.
L. Huntin(;ton, born May 25, 1803, in Rome, N. Y.; marJanuary 25, 1826, in Bennington, Vt., Mary, daughter of John and Mary (Wait) Henry. She was born in Bennington, Vt., and died in Troy, N. Y., He married, second, October 18, 1850, Helen B.
ried, first,
,
, .
Matthew
Livingston,
who
died in Bath, N. Y., in 1899.
206
He was
lyn,
a merchant,
and had
lived in Troy, N. Y., 1835 to 1850,

to
N.
6,
Y., 1850 to 1853; then
uary
1859.
He was
moved member of the
Rome, N.
Y.,
Brookwhere he died Jan-
Baptist Church.
CHILDREN, ALL BOKN IN ROME,

* *
1. 2.
N. Y.
Henry Edwards,
born April
1,
1827.
*
*
3.
Charles Raymond, born January 3, 1830. Catherine Mary, born February 26. 1832.
4.
5.
Lynde Catlin, born September Hiram Landon, born January

in
17, 1834. 12, 1838;
died August 26, 1856,
Rome, N. Y.
born July
4,
6.
James Alonzo,
Rome, N. Y.
1841; died January 12, 1842, in
1.2.4.5. 8.2. 3.5.

Henry Edwards Huntington,
born April
1.
1,
married August 10, 184 7, Eliza Colfax, daughter of J. born November 7, 1829, in Pompton, N. J., and died in
He was
a merchant in Chicago,
111.,
and
later in
Rome, N. Y.; She was St. Paul, Minn. Troy, N. Y., and died in
1827, in
S.
Baldwin.
Kalamazoo, Mich., in 1865. They were Baptists.
children.
1.
Mary
E.,
born in Troy, N. Y., Sei)tember

in Troy,
10, 1849.
2.
Kate, born
1853.
June
21,
1852, and died in Troy, August,
3.
Alice, born
in
Troy, December 21, 1853.

28, 1862.
* 4.
Lidie Baldwin, born January
1.
2.
4.5. 8.3. 5. 1.4.
Lidie Baldwin (Huntington) Thiessen, born January 28, 1862, in 111.; married October 8, 1884, in Troy, N. Y., Louis John, son of Martin and Louisa (Toedt) Thiessen. He was born June 22, 1857, in Troy,
Chicago,
N. Y. Mr. Thiessen
is
a seaman.
They
live in
Troy, N. Y.
CHILDREN, HORN IN
1.
Tl!OY, N. V.
Henuy
Louis, born October
15, 1885.
He
is
a graduate of Rensse-
laer Polytechnic Institute,

civil engineer.
2.
and
lives in Pittsburgh, Pa.
He
is
Nina Cynthia,
University.
born June
1,
1888.
She
is
a graduate of Cornell
3.
207
Carl Martin,
and
is
born September
12, 1890.
He
is
civil
engineer,
4.
Ruth
Panama, erecting a Government building. Huntin(tTON, born February 25. 181)3. She is a graduate
in
now
of Vassar College, in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., having graduated in
June, 1914.
b.
Louis John, born February
13. 1902.
1. 2. 4.
N.
married September
5. 8. 3. 5. 2.
born January
3,
Charles Raymond Huntington,

Y.;
4,
1830,
in
Rome,
1849, in Troy, N. Y., Julia Maria, daughter
of Charles
Hubbard. She was born November 25, 1830, in Troy, N. Y. He was a commission merchant, and lived in Brooklyn, N. Y. He removed to Chicago, 111., in 1860, where he died March 12, 1886. His wife died March 4,
1891, in the
same
city.
They were
Baptists.
CHILDREN, BORN IN BROOKLYN,

1.
N. Y.
* *
2.
Julia, born June 10, 1851. Eva Calin, born November
13. 1853.
3.
4.
Kate Jacobs, born January 24, Charles Raymond, born July

in Chicago,
111.,
1856.
15, 1857;
married June
19, 1888,
Edith Young, and died December
20, 1891, in
Chicago,
111.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 3. 5. 2. 2.
Eva Calin (Huntington) Coon, born November 13,

N.
Y.; married
1852, in Brooklyn,
son of
November 6, 1879, in Chicago, 111., Rev. Reune Runyon, Jr., Rev. Reune Runyon and Emiline (INIcCowen) Coon. He was born
111.; is
July
2,
1848, in Peoria,
a Baj)tist clergyman, a graduate of the Univer-
sity of
Chicago, 1874, and the Baptist Theological Seminary, 187 7.

is
He was
founder and editor of the " Inter-State Baptist" in 1906, and

of the "Baptist
associate editor
Record" (1910).
Island,
They have
111.,
lived in Vernon, Mich., St.

AVis.,
Cloud, Minn., Berlin, Wis., Princeton,

since 1906 in
Oshkosh,
Peru, Neb., and
Grand
Neb.
children.
1.
Raymond Huntington, born June 27, 1883, in St. Cloud, Minn. He received the Rhodes Scholarship from Nebraska, and studied
in Oxford, Eng.,
from 1904
to
1906; married August
4,
1908, in
Kearney, Neb., Mary

2.
Emma
Bryan.
11,
They
live in Liberty,
Mo.
Julius McCowen. born October

lives in Chicago,
111.
1884, in St. Cloud, Minn.;
3.
Jesse Drake, born October

in Chicago,
111.
11,
1884, in St. Cloud, Minn.; lives
208
4.
Edward Judson,
March
born June
17, 1887, in
.St.
Cloud, Minn.; died
30, 1888, in St. Cloud,
Minn.
1890, in Berlin, Wis.;
lives in
5.
Anna Mary,
born February
17,
South Dakota.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 3. 5. 2. 3.
Kate Jacous (Huntington) Ege, born January 24. 1S56, in Brooklyn, X. Y.; married, July 11, 1882. in Chicago, 111.. Charles, son of Andrew Smith and Mary Ann (Marshall) Ege. He. was born November 5, 1849, in Cordova, Mr. Ege is a clergyman, a graduate of the Chicago University. 1877, and 111. They have lived in Chatsworth, 111., Fair Haven, the Divinity School, 1882. Minn., Washington, 111., Aledo, 111., Osceola, 111., and Rock Island, HI., where
they
now
live.
children.
1.
2.
3.
Lucius Hubbard, born March 30, 1883, in Chatsworth, 111.; married, June 2, 1909, in Rock Island. 111., Nettie Elna Wauglin. They live in Rock Island, III. Marshall Livingston, born November 4, 1884, in Fair Haven, Minn.; died January 21, 1894, in Rock Island, 111. Charles Huntington, born October 15, 1886, in Washington, 111.;
died by drowning, February 17, 1895, in Cordova,
111.
4.
Stanley Smith, born August
22, 1889, in Aledo,
111.
1.2.4.5. 8. 3.5. 3.
Catherine Mary (Huntington) Jacobs, born February
Rome, N.
Y.; married
26, 1832, in
September 9, 1852, in Brooklyn, N. Y., Nathaniel Poole, He was born October 31, son of Charles Piatt and Cynthia (Ppole) Jacobs. Mr. Jacobs was one of the most prominent business 1821, in Adams, N. Y. men in Detroit from 1848 to 1862. Later in life he was Consul General of the United States at Calcutta, India. He was a graduate of the Boston Latin He lived in Paterson, School, and was a widower previous to this marriage. N. J., Detroit, Mich., Calcutta, British India, from 1862 to 1872. He died They April 30, 1879, and his wife died February 19, 1899, in Detroit, Mich.
were Episcopalians.
CHILDREN, BORN IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN.

*
1. 2.
3.
Albert Poole, born November 12, 1853. Charles Huntington, born July 17, 1865. Catherine Mary, born September 17, 1867, and
in Detroit,
died in 1858,
Mich.
4.
Nathalie Poole,
born October 10, I860.
HUNTINGTON GENEALOGY
5.
209
Kate Huntington,
born April
8,
1869, in Detroit, Mich.; married
June 26, 1905, in Detroit, Frank Banghart, son of Roger Thomas and Harriet Lucinda (Banghart) Walker. He was born April 25, 1867, at Hunter's Creek, Mich., and was a widower previous
to this
marriage.
He
is
a surgeon, a ph.
b.,
University of
Mich., 1890; M. d., Detroit College of Medicine, 1892; Professor

of Surgery in Detroit College of Medicine, 1907 to the present
time,
and Secretary and Treasurer of Detroit College of Mediand Providence Hospitals since 1907. He lived in Lapeer, INIich., from 1872 to 1890, then moved to Detroit, where they now live. They are
cine in 1912; attending surgeon to St. Mary's
Episcopalians.
6.
Isabella Huntington, born December
24, 1879.
1.2.4. 5.8. 3.5.3.

Albert Poole Jacobs,
Grinnell, d. d.
at
1.
Detroit, Mich.;
born November
12, 1853, in
married, June 13, 1899, in Jackson, Mich., Grace, daughter of Daniel T.
She was born in Jackson, Mich. Mr. Jacobs was an attorney law and an author, a graduate of the University of Michigan, B. a. 1873;
Dept., U.
of.
Law
M., ll.
b.,
1876.
They were
13, 1899,
Episcopalians, and Mr. Jacobs was
Vestryman
of St. Paul's
Cathedral, Detroit, Mich., from 1877 to 1899.
when he moved
to
June Birmingham, Mich., where he died January 30,

lived in Detroit, until
He
1909.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Albert Charles, born May Charlotte Mary.
21, 1900, in
Birmingham, Mich.
1.2.4.5. 8. 3. 5.3.2.
Charles Huntington Jacobs, born
married June
1,
July 17, 1855, in Detroit, Mich.;
Mary, daughter of Bela and Sarah (Baughman) Hubbard. She was born October 9, 1856, in Detroit, Mich. Mr. Jacobs was one of Detroit's most prominent business men, partner of Buhl, Sons and Company, and vice president and manager of the Buhl Stamping Company, which concern, under his management, became the largest of its kind in the world. He was Secretary-Treasurer, and General Supt. of the Detroit Meter Co., member of the Detroit Board of Commerce, American Gas Institute, Fruit Growers' Association of Cal., Detroit Club, Sons of the American Revolution, Psi Upsilon Fraternity, and the founder, in 1891, of the Detroit High School Scholarship Fund, by means of which already fifty persons have been enabled to obtain a college education. Mr. Jacobs' health failed in 1905, and his heart became affected, so that he was obliged to drop his work in 1907, and go to California to live. His
1881, in Detroit, Mich.,
death occurred in the
Band Hospital in Ventura, California, March His wife now resides in Los Angeles, California.
14
5,
1909.
210
CHILDREN, BUUN IN DETROIT, MICH.
1.
2.
Edward Hubbard, born July 1, 188'i. Robert Huntington, born February

scholar,
20,
1884.
He was
a fine
3.
and had won the FhilUj) Scholarship at Ann Arbor, Mich., in 1.903, and the John Harvard Scholarship at Harvard, a year later. He was also a member of the Psi Upsilon FraterHe was drowned at Cedar Falls, N. II., in the river nity. Ossipee, September 7, ldo5. Mary King, born December 13, 1885. She lives with her mother
in
Los Angeles, and
is
Secretary and Treasurer of the Girls
Friendly Society of
St.
John's Church, a very flourishing branch,
which she established.

4.
Grace Litchfield,
Livingstone, August 28, 1912.

6.
born August 13, 1887; married Robert Bruce They live in Detroit, Mich.
10, 1893.
Charles Huntington,
born June John Harvard Scholarship, and is at Harvard College, (1914.)
lie has
won
the
just entering his Junior year
1.2.4.5.8.3.5.3.2.
Edward
ried, in
1.
1908, Iva
Hubi5A1{d Jacobs, born July 1, 1882, in Detroit, ]Mich.; marMaynard, of Detroit, Mich. They live in ^VilIiamsville,
N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Robert Huntington, born January Donald, born July 4, 1910.
1909.
1.
2.4. 5. 8. 3. 5. 3. 6.
in
Isabella Huntington (Jacobs) Davies, born December 24, 1879, married, December 2, 1908, in Detroit, Mich., Thomas Stephen, son of Thomas and Isabella (Bow) Davies. He was born May 31,
Detroit, Mich.;
1883, in Detroit,
]Mich.
Mr. Davies
is
mechanical and
civil
engineer, a
graduate of the University of Michigan,

in the
b. s. 1907.
He was
Junior Engineer
U. S. Geological Survey, investigating conservation of fuels, from September, 1908, to January 1, 1910. He has given special attention to testing engineering and bridge work, and is associated with the Canadian Bridge Co..
of Walkerville, Out.
They are Epi8coj)alians.

child.
1.
Florence Huntington, born October
13, 1914.
211
1.2.4. 5.8. 3. S. 4.
Lynde Catlin Huntington,
married, October
4,
born September
17, 1834, hi
Rome, N.
Y.;
1859, Clara Frances, daughter of Judge J. B. Thomas.
of the firm of
She was born December 2, 1836. He was a commission merchant, a member Huntington Bros, and Voyell, Chicago, 111. He died May 10, 1887, in Chicago, 111., where his wife is now living.
CHILD.
1.
Charles Griswold, born October

ried,
16, 1860, in
Chicago,
111.;
mar-
January
26, 1907, in
Madison, Wis., Rose Florence, daugh-
ter of Frederick
and Frances (Buhlman) Knobloch.

in
She was
111.
born June 23, 1870, in Oakwood, Wis.
He was manager of the Huntington Hotel, He was 2d Lieutenant of Co. G, 1st Regiment,
Service.
Chicago,
Illinois
National
Guard, and for nine years a member of the Veteran Corps, Local
He
died suddenly in the Huntington Hotel, June 15,

is
1911.
His widow
living in Chicago.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 3. 6.
James Huntington,
first,
born
March
25, 1805, in
Rome, N. Y.
married,
Henry, who died. He married the second time, Eleanore McKee, and resided in Rome, N. Y. He was engaged in
28, 1828, Sojjhronia
May
farming.
CHILDREN.
1.
John Henry,
born January born July
1,
Hattie T. Hubbard, and lived in Troy, N. Y.

2.
Matthew
J.,
25,
1833; married, April 12, 1855, Hester

.
A. Bigsby, and lived in Utica, N. Y.

3. 4.
Pope Catlin, born July
30, 1835,
13,
Mary
Alida, born June

M.,
5.
William
year.
bom
July 28,
and lived in Rome. 1839, and lived in Rome. 1841, and died August 26
22, 1845,
(jiL,
~r ^^>tJM
' ,
5? '^
/
'
'
*^
of the
same
6.
Martha McKee,
ton,
born March
and lived
in
West
Arling-
7.
Vermont. Albert B., born January
25, 1848,
and died July
19, 1855.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 4.
Elias Huntington, born
January
4,
in Shaftsbury, Vt.,
October 31, 1774; married,
1798, Aurelia Galusha.
He was
8,
a prosperous farmer in Shafts-
bury, Vt., where he died September
1854.
His widow died April 30, 1862,
aged 84 years.
212
CHILDREN.
This family were
1.
all
born
in
Shaftsbury.
29, 1801.
2.
3.
George, born February 27, 1799, and died July Jacob Galusha, born Xovember 1, 1800. Truman Clark, born July 25, 1802; graduated
in
at
Union College
1824, and entered on the profession of law.
He was
state's
attorney several years.
He
married Caroline jNlunroe, and after
practicing law a shoi-t time, retired to the old lionistead. wliere
he resided thereafter.
4.
Harriet
*.5.
6.
20, 104, and married in Shaftsbury, George Stedman, of Rome, N. Y., whose first wife Avas ^lary (1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 3. 2.). She I'esided in Rome, where she died January 3, 1838. Alonzo, born September 1, 1805.
A.,
born July
October
24, 1836,
Norman
S.,
born ]\Iarch
6,
1808; married,
in
1839,
Semanthe
Strong, and was a farmer in Illinois.

7.
Jane, born May
24,
2,
1840, Smith Har-
pending, of Shaftsbury.
a printer and editor.
8.
He
died in 1843, in Virginia.
He was
He
left
one sou, Ogden G.
AuRELiA JMiRANDA, boiu July 4, 1813; married, December 3, They lived in Danville, 111., where she 1840, John M. Cole. died, in 1846, leaving one daughter, who was horn in 1844.
Delos, born September 20, 1815, and lived in Minnesota. Eveline, born May 24, 1821, and died single, in Buffalo, N.
Y.,
9.
10.
May
11.
15, 1849.
6,
Jennette, born January

ruary
9,
1824, and died in Shaftsbury, Feb-
1825.
1.2.4.5.8.4.2.
flACOB
Vt.;
GALUSHa HuNTiNGTON,
boru November
1, 18in, in
Shaltsliury.
married Patience, daughter of Hon. John H. Olin, of

living in Shaftsbury, Vt., in 1860.
Sliaftsl>ury,
and
resided several years in Buffalo, N. Y., engaged in the stone cutting business.
He was
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Edward, born July 25, Anna Augusta, born

died October
3,
1832, in Shaftsbury.
Juh-
9,
1835, in Buffalo City, N. Y., and
1855, in Buffalo.
3.
Algernon Olin,
born October
26, 1837, in Buffalo City.
4.
Caroline Maria, born July
13, 1843, in Buffalo City.
213
1. 2. 4. 5.
8.4.2.3.
born October
26, 1837, in Buffalo,
Algernon Olin Huntington,

of
N.Y.;
married, January 21, 1864, in White Creek, N. Y., Sarah Elizabeth, daughter
Niles. She was boi*n August and died in Shaftsbury, Vt., August 4, 1897. He is a farmer, and moved from Buffalo, N. Y., in the Fall of 1855, He is a Presbyterian. Shaftsbury, Vt., where he now lives.
Nathaniel Morton and
Mary Ann (Wing)
6,
1845, in ^Vhite Creek, X. Y.,
to
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Alice Sophia, born February
22, 1865, in Shaftsbury, Vt. 16, 1866, in Shaftsbury, Vt.
2.
Mary Grace,
John Grant,
ember
born September
3.
born June
1,
1868, in Shaftsbury, Vt.; married, Dee-
May
Barton.
They
live in Noi'th
Bennington, Vt.
*
4.
5.
6.
Sidney Olin, born
Manh
4,
1871, in Buffalo, N. Y.
in Shaftsbury, Vt.
Charley Henry,
born June 27, 1873,
Irexa Blanch, born Novt-mber 3, 1875; married March 11, 1896, in Shaftsbury, Vt., Xorman Bottum. They Uve in South Shaftsbury, Vt.
1.2. 4.5. 8.4.2. 3.

Alice
Lane, son of
Shaftsbury, Vt.;
1.
Sophia (Huntington) Niles, born February 22, 1865, in married, March 7, 1882, in Eagle Bridge, N. Y., Martin David Samuel and Poll} Ann (Lane) Niles. He was born May
Avas prior to
28, i860, in Shaftsbury, Vt.
Mr. Niles
at Troy,
January,
{)0o.
a farmer, since that time, he has
been Deputy Superintendent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., stationed
N. Y.
in
He
lived in Shaftsbury,
^'t.,
and moved
to
Troy, N. Y., in
February, 1899; then to AVynantskill, N. Y., where he now resides.
He was
town auditor
Trustee.
Shaftsbury for six years, from 1884 to 1890, and also School
CHILDREN, BURN IN SHAFTSBURY, VT.

1.
2.
Susie Agnes, born September 23, 1883; married, December 31, 1902, in Troy, N. Y., Eli Perry Vines, Jr. They live in Wynantskill, N. Y. Mabel Louise, born :May 29, 1886, and died July 23, 1886, in
Shaftsbury, Vt.
3. 4.
Mabel
Louise, born March
20. 1888.
5.
Floyd Huntington, born May, 7, 1890; Uves in Wynantskill, N.Y. Algernon Olin, born April 10, 1893; lives in Wynantskill, N. Y.
214
1.2.4.
Mabel Louise
of Charles
5. 8. 4. 2. 3. 1. 3.
(Niles) Vanderpool, born March
bury, Vt.; married, September 11, 1911, in Troy, N. Y., Charles Wesley, son
May
Wesley and Ann Eliza (Talmadge) Vanderpool. He was born and has been a member of the Seventh Day Advent Church for twenty years. They reside in Troy N. Y.
27, 1875,
CHILD.
1.
Bettina, born August
23,'
191
2, in
Troy, N. Y.
1. 2. 4. 5.
8.4.2. 3.
2.
16, 18G6, in
Mary Grace (Huntington) Bottum,
born September
Shaftsbury, Vt.; married, October 19, 1887, in Shaftsbury, Vt., Horace Burt,
son of Horace Barlow and Harriet Pollen (1.2.4.5.8.1.5.3.) Bottum.
lie
was
born March
They
lived in Shaftsbury, Vt.,
They are Baptists. and moved to Benedict, Neb., March
7,
1892, where they
now
reside.
children, all but the first born in benedict, nkb.

1.
Raymond Huntington,
Vt.
born November
Iowa.
Resides in Des
INIoines,
2. 3.
4.
5. 6.
Ruth May, born February 8, 1894. Horace Olin, born August 16, 1895. Frank Milton, born January 20, 1897.
Harlow Alfred, born February 15, Bernice Edna, born July 30, 1904.
1899.
1.
ried,
2.4.
5.
8.4.2. 3.4.
4,
Sidney Olin Huntington, born March

June
12, 1894, Bessie
1871, in Buffalo, N. Y.; mar-
Augusta, daughter of John William and Caroline
Eliza (Briggs) Holmes.
N.
15,
Y.,
She was born December 24, 1872, in Schenectady, and resides with her cliildren, in North Troy, N. Y. He died June 1907. At the time of his death he was in the retail lumber business.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mildred Bernice,
born June
11, 1895.
2. 3.
Sidney Olin, born May 23, 1898. Caroline Elizabeth, born September
26, 1907.
HtTNTINGTON GENEALOGY.
215
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 4. 5.
Alonzo Huntington, born September

ried,
1,
1805, in Shaftsbiiry, Yt.; mar-
November
28. 1833,
Patience Lorain Uyer, she was a daughter of Daniel

tliat
6,
Dyer, one of the early settlers of

the Hon. J. T. Hatch, and
part of the country.

1801.
She was born

Co.,
in
Clarendon, Rutland Co., Vt., Angust
He
studied law in Buffalo with
commenced
business in
Wayne
N. Y., where
he practiced about two years, removing then to Chicago, where he opened his
office in 1835.
years, but
He engaged extensively in the land speculation of the next few was driven from the fruitless operation by the revulsions of 1837, and returned to the practice of law. He was elected in 1836-7 state's attorney for the seventh Illinois circuit for two years, and on the expiration of this term he was re-elected for the same period, during which he showed himself an energetic and efficient prosecuting officer. He died in 1881. Îrs. Huntington She was held in much esteem, both for died in Chicago, October 23. 1861. her superior mental and social qualities and for her sincere piety; and her sudden death was felt to be no common bei-eavement. She' was a lineal descendant of William Dyer, Secretary of the Rhode Island Colony, Commander-inchief upon sea against the Dutch for Rhode Island in 1653, and one of the founders of Newport; and his wife Mary, the Quaker, who suffered religious martyrdom on Boston Common in 1660; of Roger Williams, founder and governor of the same colony, and of Captain Edward Hutchinson, of Boston, killed in King Philip's War (1675), and a grand-daughter of Major Gideon Olin, of the Revolutionary Army, who was member of Congress from 1803 to
1807.
CHILDREN.
1.
Susanna Maria, born

and died
in
in
Wallingfoid, Yt.,
November
11, 1835,
Chicago,
111.,
December
22, 1839, of
malignant
scarlet fever.
2.
Stella Aurelia, born

in the
in
Chicago. December 28, 1837, and died

21, 1839, of
same
place,
December
in
2,
malignant scarlet fever.

25, 1842,
3.
Henry Alonzo,
Cliicago,
born in Chicago, March 23, 1840.
4.
Daniel Dyer, born

January
born
Manchester, Yt., July
and died
in
1845, of malignant scarlet fever.
5.
Jay Galusha,
in Chicago,
2,
October 23, 1844.
6.
Frances, born February
1848.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 4. 5. 3.
Henry Alonzo Huntington,

married, in 1863, in Chicago.,
111.,
born March
S.,
23,
1840, in Chicago,
111.;
Frances
daughter of Col. Joseph Henry
and Jane Amy (Childs) Tucker. She was born June 27, 1839, in Rochester, N. Y. She was also a granddaughter of Rev. Elisha Tucker, d.d. Col. Tucker was of Cumberland, Md.
216
He was educated at various private schools in Chicago, and at Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass. At nineteen he began the study of law, in which he was interrupted by the outbreak of the Civil War. In September, 1861, he raised in Indiana a troop for the Ninth Illinois Cavalry, with which he served
but six weeks, resigning his volunteer commission to accept a second lieutenancy in the Fourth United States Artillery, October 24th, 1861. He was
engaged
in the battle of Shiloh, siege of Corinth,
Murfreesborough campaign,
Woodbury, TuUahoma campaign, and was under fire at Perry ville. Promoted to a First-Lieutenancy May, 1863, he served in the Army of the Potomac until the Twelfth Corps was ordered to Tennessee. Detached in 1864 for mustering and disbursing duty, for four months he performed arduous service, involving heavy money responsibility, to the entire
battle of Stone's River, action of
satisfaction of the
Treasury Department.
He
then rejoined his battery at
from that duty, and while serving with his battery at
and when relieved Barry, Washington, D. C, in July, 1865, was appointed Aide-de-Camp to Major General Ilalleck, whom he accompanied to San Francisco. Relieved from Staff duty at his own request, he rejoined his regiment, and continued to serve therewith' at Fort Washington and at Fort Leavenworth, until his resignation November 19th, 1869. He was brevetted First Lieutenant, Captain and Major for "gallant and meritorious services" at the battle of Shiloh, at the battle of Stone's River, and during the war." On the outbreak of the Railway Riots, July 23d, 1877, he was commissioned Lieutenant-Colonel and Assistant AdjuNashville, Tenn., was again detached for recruiting service,
Camp
'
tant (jeneral of the First Brigade, Illinois National Guard.

that time
is
His usefulness at
letter
attested by letters from the Brigade
Commander, the Adjutant-
General of the State, and the Governor, and by the order of the
"reluctantly" accepting his resignation, and thanking him for his devotion
" both to the State and Nation in past days of perU, and for his distinguished
services in advancing the interests of the Illinois National Guard."
Major
Huntington's interest in literature was lifelong, and he had contributed to the

"Atlantic Monthly," " Lippincott's Magazine,"
"The
Dial,"
and the "Chicago

to
Tribune," before accepting the literary editorship of the latter in July, 1883.
Two
years later he resigned his place on
"The Tribune" and went
Europe,
where, after travel in France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Belgium and England, a long sojourn at
Italy
and
to
Rome, during which he was presented to the Queen of His Holiness Leo XIII, and a residence of ten years at Paris, he
Besides an occasional column on some literary
finally settled at Versailles.
article "Modern Greek Literature" for Johnson's Universal Cyclopaedia; the introduction to " Tales from the ^gean,"
topic in the
"Tribune" he wrote the
Greek of Bikelas, a memoir of General Alexander Caldwell McClurg, collaborated as one of the Commission of Four appointed by General Horace Porter, American Ambassador to France, in the com})ilation of " Les Combattants francais de la (Juerre amercaine 1778-1783," published in 1903 by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and delivered an address on Washington, (February 22, 1904), printed in the Year Book of the American Club
translated from the
of Paris.
217
Major Huntington and Colonel Charles Chaille-Long conducted the on the Sd of July, 1900, of the statue of Washington in the Place d'lena, Paris. He was a Knight of the Legion of Honor (France), was a Knight of the Royal Order of the Saviour, (Greece); a member of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the U. S., (proposed by General Sheridan, General Sackett, and Colonel Loomis) of the Sons of the American Revolution; of the Society of Colonial Wars; of the Chicago Literary Club, of wliich he was once President; of the American Art Association of Paris, (life) of I'Association pour I'Encouragement des Etudes Grecques en France; of the American Club of Paris, of which he was President (1906); and, until his resignation in 1897, he was a member of the Chicago Club. He was one of the founders and an officer of the Chicago Civil Service Reform
ceremony
at the inauguration
;
League, and for two years a Vice-President under the leadership of George William Curtis.
of
the national organization
He was
an Episcopalian, and died in Versailles, France, July
30, 1907.
CHILDREN.
1.
Douglas Francis St. George, born November 21, He is a graduate from Public School, Chicago, TU.
1864, in
in 1882,
was educated in the classics by Dr. Clifford Mitchel of Harvard He University, and later attended lectures at Sorbonne, Paris. is a man of letters, and an Episcopalian. Removed to Washington in 1864, Scituate, Mass., 1878, London, 1884, Paris, 1888, Rome, 1889-90, New York, 1891, Paris, 1892 till 1902, and since in Versailles, where he now resides.
2.
Edith
port,
St.
George, born
She
is
November
12,
1866,
at
Spencer-
N. Y.
the second wife of Benjamin Mairs, son of
Dr. John and Sarah

5,
Ann
(Mairs) Wilson, married
November
Mr. Wilson was born in Pittsburg, Pa., November His first wife was Frances (1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 4. 5. 6.) whom 5, 1848. he married in November, 1874. He is a lawyer, a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and was for some time American Vice Consul at Antwerp, Belgium. He received the degree of Doctor Juris in 1871 from the University of Heidelberg.
1908.
He
was a member of the

Pa.,
Illinois
State Legislature, has resided
in Pittsburg,
cago,
111.,
Washington, D. C, Brussels, Belgium, ChiNashville, N. C, and Paris, and now resides in Ver-
sailles,
3.
France.
St.
Alonzo
Kan.
George, born June
2,
1868, at Fort Leavenworth,
Studied art in Chicago Art Institute; also in Paris under

;
Wm.
British
Bouguereau and Tony Robert Fleury in Rome in the Academy and under Senor Jose GaUegos. Member of Societe des Artists, Paris; American Art Association of Paris American Club of Paris Societe des Amis des
; ;
218
Arts de Seine et Oise; Union Internationale des Beaux Arts et
des Lettres; Alliance Francaise.
Exhibited in Paris
of Paris;
Kunstlerhaus; Prague llodolfinum
League of American Exposition, Buffalo; Pennsylvania Academy; Chicago Art Institute; Versailles Salon, etc., etc. Honorable Mention, Medal. Member of Art Jury at various exhibitions abroad; of Jury of Municipal Art League, Chicago, 111., 1909.
Studio at Versailles, France.
3
Vienna American Art Association American Artists, Paris and London; PanSalon;
St.
Petersburg Salon;
rue dc Mademoiselle.
S])ink, liorden
Permanent address
Block, Chicago.
4.
in
America, care of A. E.
Henky
St.
George, born May

in Paris.
111.
lie
is
married and resides

5.
Elizabeth
sailles.
St.
George, born March
4,
1874; resides in Ver-
France.
1.2.4.
111.;
5. 8. 4. 5. 6.
2,
Frances (Huntington) Wilson, born February

in
1848, in Chicago.
married in November 1874, Hon. Benjamin Mairs Wilson, who was born
5,
Pennsylvania, November
J\lrs.
1848.
]\Ir.
Wilson died June

first wife.
20, 1904.
Wilson married November
6,
1908,
a niece of his
(See
1.
2. 4. 5. 8. 4. 5. 3. 2.).
They
are living in
Versailles, France.
children.
1.
Huntington, born
in Chicago,
111.,
December
Mo.
15,
1875; married
April 30, 1904, Lucy Wortham, daughter of

via (Bowles) James, of St. James,
13, 1880, at St.
Thomas and Octa-
James, ]Mo.
He
studied in various jjreparatory
schools
a course in the law department of George

sity,
and graduated from Yale University (a. b.) 1897; took Washington UniverAvas
and
admitted after examination to be a

Aj)peals
member
of the
and the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia; appointed Second Secretary of the Legation at Tok^'o, May 4, 189 7 Secretary of the Legation at Tokyo, October 10, 1900; Charge d'Affaires from January until June, 1901, in September 1902, from February 24 until June 2, 1903,
l)ars of
the Court of
and from November 19, 1905, until May, 1906 Secretary of the Embassy, May 26, 190fi; Third Assistant Secretary of State, June 22, 1906; designated Cludrman of the Board of Examiners for the Consular Service, under Executive order of June 27, 1906; appointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to
;
Roumania and Servia and Diplomatic Agent
in Bulgaria,
219
Decem-
ber 17, 1908, but did not go to post; Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to Argentina, January 11, 1909;
when
about to proceed to his post he was offered and accepted the

Assistant Secretaryship of State under President Taft; appointed
Assistant Secretary of State,
March
5,
19C9; designated Chair-
man
Board of Examiner's for the Diplomatic Service, under Executive Order of November 26, 1909; accredited as Embassador Extraordinary on Special Mission to the Ottoman Empire, September 30, 1910; appointed a member of the committee to represent the Department of State in the inquiry ordered by the President into the economy and efficiency of the Executive Departments of the Government, October 19, 1910; Delegate to the Ninth International Conference of the Red Cross, Washington, May 7 to 17, 1912; resigned from the Department of State, March 19, 1913, because in discord with the foreign policy of the Democratic Administration. He was a delegate to the International Congress on Hygiene and Demography, at Washington, in 1912, and chairman of its committee
of the
on organization.
of the State of
He is
member of the
Society of the Cincinnati
Rhode
Island, of the Society of Colonial
Wars, of
the Sons of the Revolution, and of the Loyal Legion.
He
has
published articles on Immigration, the Foreign Service, South
American Trade, " Dollar Diplomacy," National Defense, and

other political and economic subjects.
Sarah Loraine,
born February
14,
1883, in Chicago,
111.,
and
died in Providence, R. L, in August, 1887.
1.2. 4. 5. 8.5.
Daniel Huntington, born November
ried, first, Clarissa,
8,
17 76, in Shaftsbury, Vt.; mar-
May
She died and he married for his second wife, January 2, 1825, Mrs. Laura A. Goddard. For about forty years he practiced medicine in Shaftsbury, Vt., when he removed to Perry, N. Y., where he died May 15, 1862.
26, 1823,
daughter of Gov. Jonas Galusha of Vermont.
CHILDREN.
1.
in Shaftsbury, Vt.
3,
Lydia, born September

29, 1809.
1798, and died in Shaftsbury, January
2.
Nancy, born
April
7,
1800; married, in 1826, Jeremiah Clark, of
Shaftsbury, where they resided, and she died, August 26, 1831.
* *
3.
Daniel Galusha, born February

Jonas,
17, 1802.
4.
bom
February
27, 1804.
220
5.
Mary Myranda,
6.
7.
8.
born August 14, 1806, and died in Sliaftsbury, December 25, 1813. Martin, born December 28, 1808. Edwin, born July 15, 1811, and died in Sliaftsbury, July 28, 1816. Elon, born June 3, 1814; married, October 10, 1850, F. R.
Galusha, and lived in Kalamazoo, Micbigan. Clarissa, born April G, 1817; married, December, 1834, Afartin Andrus, brother of her l)rother Daniel's wife. She died October
26, 1855.
9.
10.
Lydia Myranda, born October

Cal., in 1860.
20, 1827; married,
1848, E. B. Galusha, and they were living in
September 26, San Francisco,
1.2. 4. 5. 8.5. 3.
Daniel Galusha Huntington, born February
bury,
17,
1802, in
Shafts-
September 30, 1822, in Sliaftsbury, Vt., Oretta Andrus. She was born February 13, 1805, and died January 11, 1857. He married, second, ]\Iarch 1, 1860, Mary L. Cobb, who died August 14, 1868. He was a farmer, and lived in Vermont; later moved to Perry, N. Y., to He Conistock, Mich., and to Edgerton, Wis., where he died March 29, 1877.
Vermont
married,
first,
was a Baptist.
CHILDREN.
1.
* *
2.
3.
Edwin O., born August 22, 1823. George Byron, born January 21, 1827. Xancy Amelia, born ]\Iarcli 15, 1833.
4.
Mary
Clauissa, born August
10, 1840.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 5. 3. 1.
Edwin
bune,
O.
7,

1844.
22,
1823; married Jane A. IJath-
March
He
died in Rochester, N. Y.
CHILD.
*
1.
Ella,
l)orn
August
29, 1847.
1.2.4.
Ella (Huntington)
Miller.
5. 8. 5. 3. 1. 1.
Rochester, N. Y.
Îillkr, born August 29, 184 7; married Edward

in
Mrs. Miller lived and died
1.
Harry.
221
1.
2.4.
5. 8. 5. 3. 2.
born January 21, 1827
;
George Byron Huntington,

October
3,
married,
first,
1849, Janette E. Galusha,
who
died October 29, 1851, in Castile,
X. Y.
He
married, second, Sarah Jane Smith, September 14, 1859.
She died
May
1,
1876.
He
married, third, Mrs. INIary A. lirewer (Johnson), October
He died March 16, 1899. He was a man noted for the gentleness of liis manners and kindliness of his disposition. He was a scholarly man of acknowledged abilit}-, coupled He possessetl pleasing and winning manners, and in all with great modesty.
24, 1882.
his social
able, kind
and business relations he bore the character of an estimable, honorHe joined the Baptist Church at an early age, and and true man was always a devout Christian. His widow lives in Los Angeles, California.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2. 3.
Janettk E., born October 20, 1851. Charles Elmkr, born August 25, 1861, in Comstock, Mich. Edwin Waltkr, born February 16, 1864, and died June 28,
in
1884,
Luverne, Minn.
4.
George Lincoln,
ried,
born April
8,
1867, in Comstock,
^Nlich.;
mar-
June 20, 1900, in Geneseo, 111., Minnie Luella, daughter of Jacob J. and Aurelia E. (Ehrlich) Schuck. She was born January 17, 1867, in Geneseo,
circles.
111.
They
are both pojjular in musical
He was
brought up on a farm
fifteen years of age,
in Dane Co., AVis., until when the family moved to Rock Co., Minn.,
locating on a farm, adjoining the city limits of Luverne.
In 1889 he graduated from the Luverne
High School and
then entered the University of Minnesota, graduating from the

Scientific
Course
in 1893.
He
took a year in the

feel
Law
school in
the
same
institution, but, as
he did not
impelled to enter the
legal profession, he
went
into mercantile business in
Luverne for
a brief time, and then decided to become a physician.
He
enter-
ed the Xorthern Institute of Osteopathy

in 1899.
at Minneapolis, (later
merged with the ^jarent school at Kirksville.) and was graduated In October of the same year, he began pi-actice in St. Paul, where he remained until December, 1912, when he removed to California, where he took a Post Graduate course and, in October, 1914, began jn-actice in Pasadena, Cal., which will be his futute home. Dr. Huntington is a member of the American Osteopathic Association, of which he was Vice President for one year, and also of the Minnesota State Osteopathic Association, of which he was President the first two years of its existence. He was Secretary of the State Board of Osteopathic Examiners for seven years, receiving his appointments under Gov-
222
ernors
Van Sant and

higli
Johnson.
His professional record has been
one of
this
achievement, and he stands among the leaders of

his profession.
branch of
5.
Arthur Elon,
born October
8,
1868, in Edgerton, Wis.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 5. 3. 2. 1.
Janette
October
E.
(Huntington) Lane, born October
20,
1851
married,
24, 1871,
Wyman
Lane.
She died July
29, 1874.
1.
Edward
French
H., born July 26, 1874.

City,
111.,
He
is
a practicing physician at
and
is
married.
1.
Mich.;
2.4.
5. 8. 5. 3. 2. 2.
born August 25, 1861, in Comstock,
Charles Elmer Huntington,

married, August 25, 1892, in
New
York, N. Y., Dora
May
Dixon,
daughter of John and Alice (Crawford) Guthrie.
She was born February 22, 1856, in York, N. Y., and died February 17, 1905, in Long Beach, Cal. He is a merchant and banker, and moved from Michigan to Edgerton, Wis., in 1867; to Luverne, Minn., in 1884, and in 1908, to Long Beach, Cal., where
CHILD.
1.
he now resides.
Ruth Loraine,
born July
13, 1903, in
Luverne, Minn.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 5. 3. 2. 5.
Arthur Elon Huntington,

B. and Emily (Comstock) Smith.
born October
8,
1868, in Edgerton, AVis.;
married, June 28, 1894, in Algona, Iowa, Jessie Paine, daughter of Lewis
AL
She was born
vember
18, 1899, in
Colorado Springs, Colo.
and died NoHe married, second, June 25,

in Wisconsin,
1903, in St. Paul, Minn., Hattie T., daughter of
Watson W. and Martha E.

Wis.
(Engle) Minor.
in 1903.
26, 1876, in Retreat,
lawyer, and a banker, a graduate of the University of Minnesota,
He is a Law Dept.
;
He
lived in Edgerton, Wis.;
moved
to Luverne, Minn., in 1884
to
Ellsworth, Minn., in 1893; back to Luverne, in 1898; to St. Paul, Minn, in

1900, and to Upland, Cal., where he the School Board, and City Council.
now
lives, in
is
1906.
He
has served on
He
a Baptist.
CHILDREN.
1.
Helen Comstock,
born October
5,
12, 1897, in Ellsworth,
Minn.
2.
Winifred, born September
1906, in St. Paul, Minn.
223
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 5. 3. 3.
Nancy Amelia (Huntington)

of Selden
Castile, N. Y.; married, Se])teniLer 10, 1855, in Castile,
and Mary (Taylor) Higgins.
Higgins, boru March 15, 1833, in N. Y., Barton B., son lie was born January 29, 1828. Mr.
111.,
Higgins was a druggist, and moved from Perry, N. Y., to Dixon,

in 1898,
in July,
1858; to Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1882; to N. Y. City, in 190, to Yonkers, N. Y.,
where he died October
10, 1912.
They were
Presbyterians, and Mr. Higgins was elder and trustee of the

111.;
church, also superintendent of the tSunday School for 20 years, at Dixon,

also trustee of Â'estminster
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Higgins died in
Dixon,
111.,
March
22, 1865.
CHILDREN, BORN IN DIXON,

1.
ILL.
Flora Belle, born November

1860, in Dixon,
111.
25, 1859,
and died February
27,
2.
Arthur Sheldon,
Floyd Barton,
born August
2,
1862.
3.
born March
12, 1865,
and died August
21, 1865.
1. 2. 4. 5.
8. 5. 3. 3. 2.
ried,
Higgins, born August 2, 1862, in Dixon, 111.; marJanuary 18, 1887, in Dixon, 111., Annie, daughter of Dr. James Kent and Nancy Grace (Barker) Soule. She was born April 30, 1864, in Belvidere, III. Mr. Higgins is in the retail china and glass business, established over a
Arthur Sheldon
quarter of a century in
terian
New York City. He is a member of the First PresbyChurch in Yonkers, N. Y., where he Uves. He has been President of the Board of Trustees and the Men's Association, and is still a member of the Executive Committee of the Men's Association.
CHILD.
1.
Charters Kent,
born January
5,
1891, in Y'onkers, N. Y.
1. 2. 4. 5.
8. 5. 3. 4.
born August
10, 1840, in
Mary Clarissa (Huntington), Chabtree,

Perry, N. Y.; married
]\Iarcli 4,
John Dawson, son of Jonathan Ileward and Ann (Dawson) Crabtree. He was born in Nottingham, Eng., November 19, 1838. He served three and a half years during the war of the Rebellion. He enlisted as a private in Co. A, 13th 111., was transferred to 3d Mo. Cavalry, Co. M, and was brevetted Major at muster, and
1863, in (ialesb\n-g. Mich.,
resigned on account of illness of his wife.

State Legislature, and was County, Circuit
He
served one term in the Illinois
and Appellate Judge for years in Illinois, 13th Judicial District. He lived in Dixon for forty years. His wife died June 16, 1872, and he married Anne Fargo, who survives him with six children. He died May 20, 1902, in Dixon, 111.
224
CHILDREN.
1.
Harry Huntington,
married October
is
born February
23,
1867, in
Dixon,
Gilbert.
III.;
20, 1900, in Morrison,
111.,
May
He
manager
of the office of Grant Bros. Construction Co., R. R.
Contractors, in Los Angeles, Cal.
He "is
many
a fluent reader and
speaker of Sjjanish, and has had

his firm
translations to
make, as
has lêen constructing the AVest Coast R. R. in Mexico.

III.
He
enlisted April 26. 1898, in Co. G, 6th
Vol. Regiment, as
a private in the Spanish war; was sworn into the U. S. service
May
11, 1898,
and was
in
General Miles' expedition when he

regiment being the
first
landed in Porto Rico,

to land in
fluly 25, 1898, his
Porto Rico.
He was
discharged from service
Novem-
ber 11, 1898.

*
2.
They
live in
Los Angeles, Cal.

10, 1870, in
Edwin Hewahd,
1.
born September
Dixon,
111.
2.4. 3. 8.
5.
3.4. 2.
10,
Edwin Hewahd Crabtkee,

married, July 17, 1901, Francena
born September
1870, in Dixon,
111.;
Edith, daughter of Charles Shepard and
Harriet Amelia (Redfield) Wilson.

1875.
eering,
years.
She was born
in
Sterling,
111.,
May
29,
He
is
a graduate of the Northern Illinois

fijllowed the profession of
Normal School
in civil
enginfifteen
and has
mining engineer for the past
He
is
also
(1914) Secretary and General Manager of the Western

of Denver, Colo.,
Mica Mining and Milling Company,
where he
resides.
children.
1.
2.
Edwin Heward, born June 16, 1905, Robert Wilson, born September 10,
in
Lewistown, Montana.
1907, in Reno, Nev.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 5. 4.
ried, first,
Jonas Huntington, born Februaiy 27, 1804, in Shaftsbur}-, Vt.; marFebruary 26, 1828, in Vermont. Abby Alma, daughter of Pliny and Laura Augusta (Beach) Goddard. She was born March 25, 1807, and died August 17, 1842, in Perry, N. Y. He married, second, November 9, 1843, in
Shaftsbury, Vt., Parthenia, daughter of George and Lucy (Burnham)
fial-
usha.
1.
1818. in Shaftsbury, Vt., and died in Min-
neapolis, Minn., in 1898.
He was a physician, and lived in Shaftsbury until about 1834, when he In 1859 he moved to Kalamazoo, Mich., and about removed to Perry, N. Y. 1867 to Minneapolis, Minn., where he died February 27, 1887.
children.
*
1.
2.
Theodric Romeyn, born September 2, 1829, in Shaftsbury, Clarissa Augusta, born March 20, 1836, in Perry, N. Y.
September
3,
Vt.
;
died
1842, in Perry, N. Y.
3.
225
William Westel, born November 12, 1840, in Perry, N. Y.; married, first. May 28, 1865, in Kalamazoo, Mich., Laura Aristine,
daughter of Samuel and Eleanor Beach CGoddard) Ran-
som.
She was born

11, 1904, in
in
1840 in Kalamazoo, Mich., and died
March
Rogers, Ark.
He
married, second, Januarj'
25, 1905, in Mobile, Ala.,
Daisy Rosella, daughter of James H.
and Sarah Elizabeth (Ashby) Middleton. She was born October Mr. Huntington was in the real 26, 1869, in Edenburg, Ind.
and was at one time in the lumber business. He Kalamazoo College, Class of 1861. He was for several years County Treasurer of Hennepin County, Minn.and Collector of Taxes for the City of Minneapolis also for several years Treasurer of the Board of Education of the City of Minneapolis, Minn. He lived in Perry, N. Y., until 1858, and then moved to Kalamazoo, Mich., in 1866 he moved to Minneapolis, Minn., then to California in 1905. He died December 16, 1913, in South Pasadena, Cal. Mrs. Huntington resides in South Pasadena.
estate business,
was a graduate
of the
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 5. 4. 1.
Theodric Romeyn Huntington, born September

bury, Vt.
ter of
;
2,
1829, in Shafts-
married,
first,
April 10, 1851, in Perry, N. Y., Caroline M., daugh-
Samuel Chapin. She was born in Perry, N. Y., and died July 29, 1852, same place. He married, second, November 8, 1853, in Perry, N. Y., Elizabeth M., daughter of Joel Fox. She was born in Perry, N. Y., and died in Minneapolis, Minn. He was a physician, a graduate of the Jefferson Medical College, in Philadelphia, Penn., in 1851. He lived in Perry, N. Y,, moved to Mt. Morris, N. Y., in 1853; returned to Perry, N. Y., in 1856; moved to Kalamazoo, Mich., in 1857 then to Minneapolis, Minn., in 1866, where he died March 11, 1873. He received his early education at Perry, N. Y., took an academic course at Lima, N. Y., and then his medical course in New York and Philadelphia, Penn. He practiced as an allopathic physician until 1856, when he became a convert to homeopathy, which he practiced very successfully to the time of his death. He was a Baptist.
in the
;
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Abby Augusta, born May 9, 1852, in Perry, N. Y. Frederick William, born October 25, 1854, in Mt.
Morris,N. Y.;
married in 1879, Louisa, daughter of John and Marj' Ryder.
He
had a common school education, and at the time of his death was District Passenger Agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway at Philadelphia, and was an active worker in the Masonic Order.
He
15
died
May
11, 1912, in Philadelphia,
Penn.
*226
*
3.
Hahuy Beach,
Elon
O., born
born
in
December, 1859,
in
Kalamazoo, Mich.
4.
December
30, 1869, in Minneapolis,
Minn.
1.2. 4.
N.
of
Y.;
5. 8.
5.4. 1. 1.
born
Abby Augusta (Huntington) Gale,

married September
lie
9,
May
9,
1852, in Perry,
1870, in Minneapolis, Minn.,
Amory
Francis, son
3,
Amory and
Caroline Elizabeth (Goddard) Gale.

is
He was
and
born March
1848,
in Worcester, Mass.
in the insurance, loans,
real estate business.
He
lived in Worcester, Mass., until
1853, since then in Minneapolis, Minn.,
where his wife died September 7, 1901. He is a Baptist, is President of the Minnesota State Convention of Baptists, and has been Trustee and Deacon of
the Chui-ch for the past fifteen years.
CHILDREN, BURN AND MAKKIED IN MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.

*
1.
2.
3.
Caroline Huntington, born October 13, 1874. Lucy Jeannette, born July 31, 1876; married November 27, They lived in Norfolk, Va. 1898, Albert Robert Turnbull. Frances May, born May 3, 1878; married October 6, 1903, Cecil Bayless, son of Charles Samuel and Emily Brown (Harvey) Chapman. He was born March 22, 1877, in Dubuque, Iowa. He is an architect, and moved from Dubuque to Des Moines,
la., in
1885; to Minneapolis, Minn., in 1889; to Milwaukee in
1898; and to Minneapolis, again, in 1902, where he
now
resides.
They
are Baptists.
1.
2.4.
5. 8.
5.4.
6,
1. 1. 1.
Octiiber
1.?,
Caroline Huntington (Gale) Johnston, born

^Minneapolis, Minn.; married, October
1874, in
1903, in Minneapolis, Minn., (ieorgc
Henry, son of George Henry and Amanda Malvina (Jenkins) Johnston. He was born June 13, 1874, in Detroit, Minn. He is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, Class of 189 7, and received the Degree of m.a., at Harvard. He was at one time Professor at CoUege, and is now Cashier of the Citizens State Bank of Wales, N. D.
He
removal
lived in Detroit, Minn., until 1887;

to
then
in
Minneapolis, until
iiis
Wales, N. D.,
in 1905.
They
1st
are Baptists, and live in AVales, N. D.
His father was adjutant of the
Mass. Volunteers.
children.
1.
Amory Gale,
born July 25, 1904, in Minneapolis, Minn.
2.
Lucy Jeannette,
born August
6,
1907, in Wales, N. D.
227
1.2.4.5. 8.5.4.
Harky Beach Huntington,
^licb.; married,
1. 3.
in
born in December, 1859,
Kalamazoo,
daughter of
March
30, 1880, in Minneapolis, Minn., Adelaide,
James and Mary Scrimgeour.
CHILDKEN, BORN IN MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.

1.
2.
Bessie Myrle, born January 22, 1882; married Lon Crawford; they live in Fairland, Minn. Ethel Scrimgeour, born March 16, 1883; is a trained nurse, in
Worcester, Mass.
3.
Abby Helen,
apolis,
born November 22, 1886; died
in 1888, in
Minne-
Minn.
born March
7,
4.
Harold Romeyn,
apolis,
1888; died in 1888, in Minne-
Minn.
1.2.4.
Alinn.;
5. 8.
5.4. 1.4.
Elon Obed Huntington,

married,
born December 30, 1869, in Minneapolis,
March
20, 1899, in
daughter of Emily Blackwell.
New York, N. Y., Anna, the adopted She was born September 7, 1872, in New
York, N. Y.
He
Degree
1896.
is
a graduate of the University of ^Vlinnesota, Class of 1892, with the

8.,
of B.
He
is
a surgeon in the U.
Spain! and in
and Surgeons, New York, Navy, and served during the War with He is a Baptist, and the family the Philippine Insurrection.
and
of the College of Physicians

S.
reside in Chilmark, Mass.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Elon Gale,
born June
4,
1902, in
New
York, N. Y.
3.
4.
Frederick Romeyn, born March 17, 1905, in Montclair, N. J. Wilfred Horace, born January 25, 1908, in Montclair, N". J. Albert Preston, born June 11, 1910, in Chilmark, Mass.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 5. 6.
Martin Huntington, born December

married, Januaiy
2,
28, 1808, in
Shaftsbury, Vt.;
1845, in
New
Orleans, La., Julia, daughter of Samuel
and Hannah (Moore) Blydenburgh. She was born in He was a merchant of hardware, paints and 28, 1820.
New
oils.
York, February
New York
5,
to
New
Orleans in 1843, to Rochester, N. Y., in 1852.

Baptists,
He moved from He died in
Brooklyn, N. Y., January 19, 1890, and his wife died in Holley, N. Y., April
1903.
They were
228
CHILDREN.
1.
Claha, boru December

Rochester, N. Y.
24, 1845, in
New
Orleans, La.
She
lives in
2.
Edgar, born
April 23, 1849, in
New
Orleans, La., and died Sep-
tember, 1849, in Perry, N. Y.

3.
Emma,
boi-n April 23, 1849, in
New
Orleans, La., and died
May
31.
1850, in Perry. N. Y.
4.
Florence, born May

ary
6,
N.
Y.; married,
Ilai-ris,
Janum. d.
1886, in Rochester, N. Y.,

live in
Edward
Eliot
They
*
5.
New
York.
12, 1858, in
Lillie, born January
Rochester, N. Y.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 5. 6. 5.
Lillie (Huntington) Seaman, born January 12, 1858, in Rochester. N. Y.; married, July 15, 1879, in Rochester, N. Y., Frank ^Morgan Seaman.
1.
Julian Huntington, born December

lives in
8,
1889, in Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Yonkers, N. Y.
20, 1893, in
2.
Philip Huntington, born November lives in Yonkers, N. Y.
Yonkers, N. Y.;
1.2.4. 6.
Hezekiah Huntington, born in Norwich, Conn., December 16, 1696. He married for his first wife. July 9. 1719, Hannah Frink, who died Sej)tember He married for his second wife, ]\Iarch 23, 174.S-9. widow Dorothy 4, 1746.
Williams, of Bristol, Conn., and she died, Fcbrnary 27, 1774,
In 1721 he
in
her67thycar.
and
liis
wife united with the First Congregational Church of Norwich,
of
1737.
which they both became useful mend)ers. being himself appointed deacon in In the civil history of his town and state, he also became a prominent
man.
He showed
himself ever ready to second and aid any enterprise, either
in business, in civil or in religious affairs,
which promised
to
promote the secuof the
lar or religit)us interests of his native
town.
He was
member
Con-
necticut Council from 174n to 1743, and again from 1748 to 17 73.
He was
appointed ensign in May, 1728.

the Connecticut Militia.
He
attained the rank of lieutenant-colonel in
As
the crisis of our revolutionary history approached,
he took a decided stand with the patriots of that day. His name is at the head of that committee of fourteen, of the prominent patriots of Norwich, who were called by their fellow-townsmen to direct the movement of the people, in lie was prominent in the earnthe threatened contlict with the mother-land,
est controversy
which ended
in nuiking
Norwich half-shiretown
of the county.
He won the
his brother,
third place in that
honored
trio,
consisting of James, (1.4. 10.) Isaac,
and himself.
;
229
He proved himself an intelligent and scholarly man and we find his name among the subscribers to that work, so rare for its day, the Chronology of Thomas Prince. lie was deputy to General Court in May, 1734^^, and assistlie was appointed Judge of the County and served in this olhce. with no less success and distinction than in others he had filled. In the midst of his official duties he died very suddenly, in Xew London, February 10, 17 73. His gravestone in the old " His burying-ground, in Norwich Town, contains this well-earned tribute piety, affability, prayers and example, wisdom and experience, endeared him to his friends and the State."
ant from 1751 to 1756 inclusive.

in 1752,
Court
CHILDREN, BORN IN NORWICH, CONN.

1.
Hannah,
2.
born July 1, 1720, and died, unmarried, March 23, 1744. Anne, born August 1722. She married, July 28, 1747, Prosper Wetmore, who was a prominent man in Norwich, being high sheriff of the county, when he died, in 1788. They had one sou, Andrew, born in Norwich, October 30, 1751,
!,
and died next month.

for his second wife,
She died August 12, 1754. He married Keturah C'lieesebrough of Stonington, by
3.
4.
whom he had six children. Eunice, born December 1, 1724, and died October 30, 1732. Hkzekiah, born August 10, 1726. He graduated at Yale in 1744, and died a captive in (Quebec, ]\Iay 14, 1747, as Sylvester Judd
states.
5. 6.
Elias, born October Abigail, born June

1748,
31, 1721),
22,
1731.
and died May 20, 1730. She married, first, September

birtli is
1,
Thomas
Frink, and for her second
husband, Rev. Mr.

recorded in Nor-
Conant.
She had one daughter whose
wich: Hannah, born July 20. 1740.

7.
8.
9.
Elljah, born March 2, 1732-4, and died April 13, 1734. Eunice, born June 12, 1735, and married, March 24, 1757, John Williams. She died 1766. Dorothy, born September 27, 1737, and married, April 26, 1764, Rev. Abiel Leonard, 8. x. d., of Woodstock. They had one daughter. After the death of his wife, Dr. Leonard married a jNIiss Green, of Bi-istol, R. I., by whom he had five childi-en. Dr. Leonard was born in Plymouth, Mass., November 5, 1740, and was a son of Rev. Nathaniel and Priscilla (Rogers) Leonard. He graduated at Harvard College, in 1740, and was settled in Woodstock, Conn., (Muddy Brook), in 1763. In 1775 he was appointed chaplain in the revolutionary army, and continued in this service until 1778. The following extract from Rev. Mr. Learned's account of the churches and ministers in Windham
County, Conn., will explain his mournful end.
that in the
" Tradition says
summer
of 1778, he
was
called
home from
the
army
230
by the sickness of a child furlough, he was met on
been superseded in
put an end to his
14, 1778."
10.
life,
;
that having overstaid the period of
his return
by the report
that he
had
office.
This news so affected him, that he western part of Connecticut, August
in the
GuRDON, born August 14, 1739. He graduated at Yale in 1757. He married November 8, 1764, Mrs. Lydia Lathrop, and died in
His widow Norwich, December 28, 1767, leaving no children. married Elisha Lathrop, January 11, 1775, and had by him two
11. 12.
sons and one daughter. Lucy, born December 18, 1741, and married Samuel Williams. Hannah, born November 3, 1750. She married, December 11, "A 1771, Joshua (L 3. 3. 4. 1. 3.) and died April 23, 1815. memorial of her virtues will live as long as any one remains who had the happiness to know her."
1.2.4.
Sarah (Huntington) Bingham,
5,
;
7.
in
born
NorAvich Town,
Ct.,
January
1699-1700; married April 23,1724, Thomas, son of Thomas Bingham of Windham she was bis second wife. The record of their children's birth is on
th^ Norwich books as follows.
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
Sarah born March 7, 1730-1. Thomas, born October 12, 1732. Tryphena, born September 30, 1735.
1.2.4.9.
September
Judith (Huntington) Leffingwell, born in Norwich Town, Ct., 10, 1707; married November 10, 1725, Samuel, son of Samuel
Leffingwell.
He
died August
6,
1753.
children.
1.
Hannah,
2.
3.
Judith, born January 28, 1728-9. Joanna, born February 21, 1730-1.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Samuel, born May 22, 1732. Cyrus, born September 12, 1734. Jeremiah, born January 17, 1736-7.
Eunice, born June 20, 1739. Sarah, born June 26, 1742. Asa, born June 4, 1745. RuFUS, born April 16, 1750, and died November
8.
9.
10.
28, 1752.
1. 2. 4.
231
10.
Norwich, Conn., November 14, 1709, and married, November 5, 173.5, Civil, daiigliter of Simon and Mary (Leffingwell) Tracy of Norwich. She was born December 8, 1712, and died February 13, 1748-9.
John Huntington, born
in
He
married, for his second wife, in 1749, Mary, sister of his

the town
to
first
Avife,
who
died,
March 7, 178ti. His name occurs on among its officers, though he does not seem
records occasionally
have been prominent, as his

in
brothers were.
first
He
united with the First Church in Norwich, in 1742, his

is called Sibil, in 1744, and his second wife brewing a considerable portion of his life.
wife,
who on
the record
in
1758.
He was engaged
CHILDKEN.
1.
He graduated at the New John, born in Norwich, August, 1736. Jersey CoUege in 1759, joined the First Church in Norwich in 1760, and received his INTaster's degree from Harvard in 1763. He
entered the Christian ministry, being ordained and installed
over the third Congregational church in Salem, Mass., September
fullness
His early ministry gave much promise of future useand eminence, but the hopes of his people and friends Quick cousumjition brought him to were soon disappointed. what all good peojik' thought to be an untimely end. Though he had scarcely made proof of his fine talents, yet he had won a generous confidence in his great abilities, and still more in his
28, 1763.
deep and fervent piety.
He
1738.
died, without marrying, in Salem,
May
*
* *
2.
30. 1766.
6,
Solomon, born August
3.
Andrew,
born July
8,
1740.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Ezra, born June
21, 1742.
* *
Thomas, born January 13, William, born December

Caleb, born
17, 1795,
1744-5,
30, 1746.
4,
in
Norwich, February
(1. 3. 6. 2. 4. 1.)
1748-9.
He
married, June
Anne,
who
died in Norwich, Septem-
ber 16, 1851.

1788,
He
united with the First
and was chosen deacon of it cellent man and devout Christian.
in 1808.
Church of Norwich in He was a most exdied
He
lived to a very advanced
age, preserving his faculties remarkably.
He
March
1,
1842.
They had four children who died
in infancy
and were not named.
1.
2.4. 10. 2.
in
Solomon Huntington, born
Norwich, Conn., August
6,
1738.
He
married Dimis Fuller, and lived in Hebron, Conn., where he was a saddler. He died June 4, 1798. and his widow is believed to have died in East Haddam,
in 1800, to
which place she
is
said to have
moved from Hebron.
232
CHILDREN.
This family were
1.
all
born
1
in
Hebron.
1
Civil, born in
765, mai-ried Caleb Gillet of Colchester in
790,
and
died in 1841.
2.
They had
children.
See
1. 3. 6. 2. 1. 1.
DiMis, born in 1767, married Samuel (1.
3.
6.
2.
1.
5.)
of
East
Haddam.
3.
Mary,
Vt,,
born in 1769, married Benj'amin Bissel of
St.
Johnsbury,
where she died March

in 1771.
13, 1813.
* *
4.
5. 6.
Solomon, born
John, born
OziAS, born
in 1775.
in 1777.
He
lived in Norwich, Conn.,
where he died
July 20, 1810, having never married.

*
7.
8.
Ralph, born in 1779. Philoxena, born in
1781, married
Heman
Phelps, a farmer of
Syracuse, N. Y., in 1799, and died June 19, 1829.
9.
Jahed, born December

6. 2. 1. 1. 1.)
22, 1784.
(1. 3.
10.
Lauija, born in 1786, married, April 1817, William Silliman

of East
Haddam, and died May
2,
1826.
1.2.4. 10. 2.4.

Solomon Huntington,
and from 1837
in Milan, Ohio,
born
in
Hebron, Conn.,
died,
in
1771; married
in
in
1797, Betsey Fowler, and lived in East
Haddam, Conn., and

June
5,
Lenox, N. Y.,
where he
1848.
children.
The
1.
first
four of these children were born in East

25, 1799,
Haddam.
single,
Joseph Fowler, born October

29, 1847, in Milan, Ohio.
and died
August
2.
3.
DiMis Fuller, born December 4, 1800, and died November 4, 1814. Elizabeth, born August 22, 1802, and died August 15, 1880, in
Benzonia, Mich.
4.
Margaret Hurlburt,
March
1,
born September
8,
1804, and died single,
1843.
5.
6.
Solomon Theodore,
born February
6,
1807.
Laura Harriet,
ber 10, 1840, in
born February
20, 1809,
and died
single,
Octo-
New
Haven, Conn.
January
31, 1811.
7.
William Ozias, born
in Colchester, Conn.,
1.2.4. 10.2.4.5.
Solomon Theodore Huntington, born February
Ohio; married, in 1832, Laura Hall, in Lee, Mass.
6,
1807, in Milan,
They
resided in Syracuse,
N. Y., where two

18, 1873.
of their children
were
born, and where he died February
CHILDREN.
1.
233
Laura Ann,
N. Y.
born in Lee, Mass., in March, 1833; died

in Lee, Mass., January, 1836,
in
Syracuse,
2.
William, born
and died
in 1845. in
3.
Martha,
cuse,
born in Syracuse, N. Y., in August, 1846; died

in
Syra-
N. Y.
Syracuse in 1847, and died in 1852.
4.
Louis Theodore, born
1.
2.4.10.2.4.7.
31,
William Ozias Huntington, born January

Conn.; married, July
2,
1811, in Colchester,
David She was born, January 21, 1817, in Lynn, Mass. He was a farmer, and moved from Lynn, Mass., to Milan, Ohio, in 1845; His wife to Benzonia, Mich., in May, 1864, where he died April 19, 1892. died, in the same town, March 31, 1879. He was a member of the Congre1839, in Lynn, Mass., Elizabeth, daughter of
Oliver.
gational Church, serving as Trustee for a long time.
CHILDREN.
1.
Harriet Elizabeth, born August

married, January
C,
24,
1841,
in
Lynn, Mass.;
187G,in Benzonia, Midi., Dr.

in
Dunlap, and died April 30, 1905,

*
2. 3.
High
Point,
James Morgan Mo.
Sarah Maria, born April Charles William, born
25, 1844.
April 19, 1846, in Milan, O., and died

23, 1848, in Milan, O.,
in April, 1847, in Milan, O.

4.
William Joseph, born October
and died
*
*
*
5. 6.
7.
December, 1848, in Milan, O. Margaret, born March 9, 1850. Edward Theodore, born October
17, 1852.
Ralph Walter,
born January
19, 1857.
1.2.4. 10.2.4. 7.
Sarah Maria (Huntington) Hubbell,
Lynn, Mass.; married, June
bell.
2.
born
April
21,
1844,
in
14, 1866, in
Benzonia, Mich., John James Hub-
She died
May
1,
1884, in
Benzonia, Mich.
Mr. Hubbell resides
in
Manistee, Mich.
children.
1.
Clarence William,
consulting engineer, Detroit, Mich.
2.
3.
John, civil engineer, Portland, Ore. Rena, married Mason Smith. They
live in
L'onwood, Mich.
234
1.
married,
2.4. 10.2.4. 7.5.
Margaret (Huntington) Smith, born March 9, 1850, in ISIilan, O.; May 6, 1875, in Benzonia, Mich., David, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Richey) Smith. He was born, October 2, 1834, in Mansfield, ()., and
was married once previous to this marriage. Mr. Smith was a farmer, and attended Oberliu College three years. He served through the Civil War as first sergeant in the First Independent Ohio Battery. He enlisted in 18(51, and was mustered out at the close of the war. He was a successful teacher in Illinois, was in the mercantile business for about five years in Mansfield, Ohio, and County Judge for several years in Oskaloosa, Kansas; a man of culture and sterling character. He moved from Mansfield, Ohio, to Lyons, Kan., in 1878; to Oskaloosa, Kan., in 1881, where he died, March 14, 1902. Mrs. Smith removed to Manhattan, Kan., in November, 1902, where she now resides. He was, and she is, a Congregationalist.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Guy Huntington,
October
born December
2,
1876. 1879, in Lyons, Kan.; died,
William Oliver, born January

21, 1885, in Oskaloosa,
8,
8,
Kan.
Nellie, born February

1880, in Lyons.
1880, in Lyons, Kan.; died February 18,
*4. *5.
*
6.
7.
Jay Latimer, born October 22, 1881. Stanley Van, born March 25, 1883.
Curtis Avery, born December
12, 1885.
8.
Margaret Grace, born January 31, 1888. Harlan David, born October 28, 1890, in
Oskaloosa, Kan. He was Assistant in JournaHsm in Kansas State Agricultural College, and lives in Los Angeles, Calif., and is writing for the magazines.
1.2.4. 10.2.4.7. 5.1.

Guy Huntington Smith,
He
is
born December
2,
1876, in Mansfiehl, O.;
married, January 13, 1904, Cora Hughes, of Versailles, Mo.

a salesman in Topeka, Kansas, where they reside.
CHILDltEN.
1.
1'aul Huntington, born January 22, 1905.
2.
Wendell Logan,
born October
7,
1907.
1. 2. 4.
10. 2. 4. 7. 5. 4.
22, 1881, in Lyons, Kan.; married,
Jay Latimer Smith, born October

February
21, 1910,
Blanche llobertson, of Manhattan, Kan.
He
is
County
Agriculturist for Coos County, Ore.
HtJNTlKGTON GENEALOGY.
CHILD.
1.
235
David Robertson, born May
31, 1913.
1. 2. 4.
ried,
10. 2. 4. 7. 5. 5.
25, 1883, in
Stanley Van Smith, born March

June
2,
Oskaloosa, Kan.; mar-
1913, Myrle Peppers, of Fort Collins, Colo.
He
is
County Agri-
culturist for
Pueblo County, Colo.
CHILD.
1.
Laura
jNIargarkt, born August
11, 1914.
1. 2. 4.
10. 2. 4. 7. 5. 6.
Curtis Avery Smith, born December 12, 1885, in Oskaloosa, Kan.; married, June 4, 1909, in Portland, Ore., Nona McDonald, of Davenport, Iowa. He is financial clerk for the Inspector of Prisons in Alberta. They reside in Edmonton, Alberta. CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Helen Margaret, born November 13, Betty Josephine, born June 30, 1913.
1. 2. 4.
1910.
10. 2. 4. 7. 5. 7.
Margaret Grace (Smith) Graves,

loosa, Kan.; married,
of
Kansas City,
born January 31, 1888, in OskaAugust 7, 1909, in Manhattan, Kan., Roy Ralph Graves, Kan. He is professor of dairying in the Oregon State Agri-
cultural College, in Corvallis, Ore.
1.
Robert Jackson,
born July
17, 1913.
1. 2. 4.
10. 2. 4. 7.6.
born October
17, 1852, in
Edward Theodore Huntington,

ter of Curtis Chittenden
Milan,
Ohio; married, September 17, 1879, in Benzonia, Mich., Sarah
Emma, daughShe was born

to
and Martha Jane (Smith) Baldwin.
December
28, 1854, in Mansfield, Ohio.
He
Mich.
lived in Milan, Ohio, until
May,
1864,
when he moved
Benzonia,
in the
He was
a farmer, and lived on the old homestead, near Benzonia,
Mich., untU 1892,
when he moved
to
Benzonia Village, and was a clerk
general store four years.

for himself since 1897.
He
has been in the general merchandise business

at present
They
are Congregationalists, and Mr. Huntington

of the
is
Deacon
and Treasurer
Church, and has held these
offices for
a number of years.
236
CHILDREN, BORN IN BENZONIA, MICH.
1.
Nellie Adda, born August
18,
1880
married June
27, 1906, in
Benzonia, Mich., John Franklin, son of Neil and Jean (Morrison)
Munroe. He was born November 10, 1876, in ElkEapids, Mich. Mr. Munroe is a dentist, a graduate from the University
of
Michigan Dental College
in 1903.
They
are Congregational-
ists,
2.
and
live in
Benzonia, Mich.
29, 1882.
Elizabeth Belle, born June
3.
4.
Ethel Alice, born Harold Baldwin,

in
July
17, 1884.
born June
27, 1899,
27, 1892,
and died March
28, 1899,
Benzonia, Mich.
5.
Dorothy, born July

zonia, Mich.
and died August
12, 1899, in
Ben-
1. 2. 4.
January
10. 2. 4. 7. 7.
born January
19, 1857, in
]\Iilan, O.;
Ralph Walter Huntington,

married,
first,
4,
1887, in Spiegel Grane, Fremont, O.,
Cook, she was a cousin of Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes.
Adda Scott She was born Novem-
ber 24, 1858, in Hartford City, Tnd., and died October 15, 1891, in Fremont, O. He married, second, June 30, 1898, in Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic,
Eva Rose, daughter of Dr. Dion and Annie Blanch (Newbery) Thomas. She was born December 7, 1868, in Brooklyn, N. Y. He moved from Milan, O., to Benzonia, Mich., in 1864 to Norwalk, ().,
;
1878; to Pensacola, Fla., in 1884; to Moss Point, Miss., in 1886; to Cincinnati, O., in 1889; to N. Y. City, in 1895; to the Argentine Republic, S. A.,
in
in 1896,
where he now
lives.
to
He was sub-manager of the S. A. branch of the General 1910. He is now a patent attorney, practising in Buenos He was
a
Electric Co.
up
Ayres, and has
been admitted in the Supreme Court of the Argentine Republic, as an expert

public translator.
member
of a gold prospecting expedition sailing
from
New York
to
Terra del Fuego
in 1896, in a pilot
boat purchased in N. Y.
for that purpose.
He is now (1914) president of the ''American Society of the Biver Platte," He a patriotic organization of the United States citizens in South America.
was secretary three years, and vice president two years.
They
S.
children, born in BUENOS AYRES, ARGENTINE REri'HMC,

1. 2.
A.
Annie Elizabeth, born July 8, 1899. Rose Purcell, born March 23, 1901.
1. 2. 4.
10. 2. 5.
in
John Huntington,
Townsend, and
born
in
Hebron, Conn.,
1'.
1775; married Eleanor
lived in Syracuse,
N.
He
children, all born in syracuse,
1.
237
n. y.
Almond
F.
2. 3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Eleanor. Minerva. Mary. Laura, married Angeline.

Ozias.
a Henderson.
8.
John, was
at
one time a carriage maker
in Peterboro,
N. Y.
1. 2. 4. 10. 2. 7.
Judith Horr.
Ralph Huntington, born in Hebron, Conn., in 1777; married He received his medical diploma from the Black "River
Surgeon
in
in 1806,
Medical
Society, he was
phis,
the
War
of 1812,
he practiced medicine
in
Men>1,
Mich.
He was
deacon in the Baptist Church there, and died March

13, 1862.
1861.
His widow died July
CHILDREN.
1.
Lewis, born in 1807, and married Matilda H. Hollister, in 1846. He was blind, and engaged in the grocery business in Canton, N. Y.
2, 3.
* *
*
Caroline M., born in 1809. Ozias, born April 11, 1812.
4. 5.
6.
Charles Ralph, born in 1814. Franklin Willis, born .January Sarah A., born in 1820; married,
living in
20, 1817.
in 1838,
Ayres White, a teacher,
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
B.,
7.
Elizabeth
born in 1823
married, in 1848, Rev. Allen
McLean,
a Baptist clergyman, and lived in Michigan.
8.
n.
Edwin Laura
Susan
G., born in 1827.
H., born in
1830, and married, in 1851,
Samuel
Flint, a
merchant, of Brockville, Canada West.

10.
J.,
born in 1836.
1.
2.4. 10.2.7.
February
8,
2.
23, 1809, in
Caroline M. (Huntington) Mitchell, born November

Denmark, N.
Mitchell.
Y.; married,
1830, in Morristown, N.
Y^.,
Ervin
W.
His
He was
born October
18, 1894.
15, 1802, in
Leeds, Upper Canada.

Y'.
He was
wife died
a farmer, and died June 21, 1881, in Ogdensburg, N.
December
238
CHILDREN.
*
1.
John
M., born December 17, 1830, in Morristown, N. Y.

F.,
2.
Lewis
born January
18,
1833, and
was
killed
at
Edwards
Ferry, Va., October 22, 1861.

3. 4.
5. 6.
Emily Jane,
born September
12, 1835.
Elizabeth L., born April 22, 1837; married June 28, 1855. Harrison, born May 12, 1840; married July 12, 1863.
Laura
D.,
born February
22, 1845; married,
February
19, 1867,
A. MacDonald.
1.
2.4. 10.
2. 7. 2. 1.
17,
John M. Mitchell, born December married, first, May 27, 1867, Amelia Carey;
Lillie
1830, in Morristown, N. Y.,

3,
married, second, January
1888,
M. Rosenbarger.
child.
1.
Caroline
A., born
November
12, 1890.
1.2. 4. 10.2. 7. 3.
Amarilla Delia Hyde.
OziAS Huntington, born April 11, 1812; married, September 14, 1837, She died November 16, 1896. He died April 7, 1892.
children.
1.
2.
3.
*
* *
4.
5.
6.
Charles Willis, born November 16, 1838. Freeman Farnum, born in 1840. Sarah A., born in 1842; married Ambrose Walker. Minerva Elizabeth, born August 6, 1844. Byron Ozias, born December 9, 1848. Alpha Delaware, born April 30, 1854.
1.
2. 4. 10. 2. 7. 3. 1.
16,
Charles Willis Huntington, born November

town, N. Y.; married, January
ter of
9,
1838, in ]\Iorris-
1867, in DePeyster,
David
is
S.
and Cynthia (Day) Walker.
N. Y., Eleanor, daughShe was born February 21,

1884, in Parishville, N. Y.
1843, in DePeyster, N. Y., and died September
6,
moved from Parishville to Ogdensburg, N. Y., in 1875. He is a graduate of the Ogdeusburg Academy. He served in the Civil War as Sergeant of Co. A, 16th New York ^'olun-
He
a merchant and farmer, and
teer Infantry; enlisted in June, 1861,
and received
his discharge in June,
1863.
He served as justice of the peace for four years, and has been Superintendent of the Sunday School, in the Baptist Churcli, of which he and his
wife are members.
CHILDREN.
1.
239
Frank Willis,
in Rochester,
2.
May 16, 1870, in Ogdensburg, N. Y,; lives N. Y., where he is in the laundry business. Laura Louise, born August 1, 1873; and raamed June 15, 1900, They live in Denver, in Ogdensburg, N. Y., Silas Stanley Stone.
born
Col.
8.
Freeman Ambrose,
N. Y.
born January
17,
1878, in
Ogdensburg,
4.
b.
Herbert Wesley, Eleanor Adelia,

married,
born August
1914,
in
22, 1880, in Parishville,
N. Y.
born August 26, 1884, in Parishville, N. Y.;

25,
March
Carlson, of Svanhals, Sweden.

ate of the
Ogdensburg, N. Y., Eric Axel She is a trained nurse, a gradu-
Ogdensburg City Hospital.
They
live
in
Ogdens-
burg, N. Y.
1.2.4. 10.
X.
Y.; married,
live in
2. 7. 3.
1.4.
in Parishville,
Herbert Wesley Huntington,

June
29, 1911, in
born August 22, 1880,
They
Ogdensburg, N. Y., Mary Frances Bristow. Buffalo, N. Y., where he is a lawyer.
CHILDREN, BORN IN BUFFALO,

1.
N. Y.
Laura Schell,
2.
May 25, 1911. AiLEEN Frances, born May 30, 1913.

born
1.
2.4. 10.2. 7. 3.4.

born August
6,
Minerva Elizabeth (Huntington) Kellogg,

married,
1844;
November
6,
1866, Lieut.
Van
1,
Patten Kellogg.
He was
born Decem-
ber 30, 1842, and died September
1905.
He
served in the Civil
War.
children.
* *
1. 2.
Horace Ozias, born April 30, 1868, in Ogdensburg, N. Y. Minerva Huntington, l)orn February 12, 1870, in Ogdeusburf>-,
N. Y.
3.
ViviENNE Amarilla, born March

1873, in Junction City, Kan.
8,
1872, and died August 24,
4.
Frederick Van Patten, born December

City,
8,
18^5, in Junction
Kan.
born March
7,
5.
Alpha Byron,
ried,
187 7, in Junction City, Kan.; marINIartha A. Galloway.
6.
June 26, 1901, in New York, Halsey Willis, born June 2, 1882, 12, 1883, in New York, N. Y.
in
New
York, and died
May
240
1.
2.4. 10. 2. 7. 3.4. 1.
Horace Ozias Kellogg,

married
Emma
born April 30, 1868, in Ogdensburg, N. Y.; Jane Van Boskerck; she was born August 5, 1872, in Yonkers,
N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Emma
2.
Rosabelle, born April 23, 1892, in Baltimore, Md. Carrie May, born December 30, 1893, in New York City, and died March 3, 1899, in White Plains, N. Y.
3.
Martha Minerva,
born Julv 27, 1899,
in AVhitc Plains,
N. Y.
1. 2. 4.
10. 2. 7. 3.4. 2.
born February
12. 1870,
8,
Minerva Huntington (Kellogg) Banker,

in
Ogdensburg, N. Y.; married, February Charles Freemont Banker.
1891, in
New York
City, Dr.
CHILDREN.
1.
Edna Grace,
born April
28, 1893, in
New York
City.
2.
4.
Charles Freemont, born November 26, 1896, in Brooklyn, N. died November 27, 1901, in Brooklyn, N. Y. Marion Elizabeth, born April 16, 1898, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Y.;
1.
2.4. 10. 2.7. 3. 4. 4.

8,
Frederick Van Patten Kellogg, born December

City, Kan.; married,
1875, in Junction
December
18, 1898, at
Stony Point, N. Y.,
Anna Dora
Conkling.
children.
1.
Frederick Van Patten, born January

N. Y.
16, 1901, at
Stony Point,
Y.
2.
3.
Anna Vivienne, born December 23, 1904, at Stony Point, N. Dorothy M., born February 20, 1910, at Hackensack, N. J.
1. 2. 4.
10. 2. 7. 3. 5.
born December
in
9,
Byron Ozias Huntington,

daughter of John Montgomery.
1848
married, Sarah,
She died
Og<lensburg, September 17, 187 7.

City.
He
is in
the insurance business in
New York
child.
1.
Byron Fred,
born April
15, 1876.
241
1.2.4. 10. 2.7. 3.5.

Byron Fred Huntington,
married, April
3,
1.
born April
15,
1876, in
New York
City
John She was born May 25, 1874, in New York City. He is a graduate of Riverview Academy, 1891, a traveling salesman, and a Baptist. They reside in New Rochelle, N. Y.
1897, in Baltimore, Md., Estelle Ottile A., daughter of
and Ernestine Schroder.
CHILD.
1.
Hazel Sarah, born March
29, 1899, in Baltimore,
Md.
1.2.4. 10.2. 7. 3. 6.
Alpha Delaware Huntington,
N.
Y.; married in 1884,
born April 30, 1854,

in
Margaret Ryan,
N. Y.
City,
in Ogdensburg, where he died April 3,
1910.
CHILD.
1.
Ozias Alpha, died
in 1892.
1. 2. 4.
10. 2. 7. 4.
mar-
ried, first, in 1841,
Charles Ralph Huntington, born in 1814, in New York, N. Y.; Mary S. Jones; married, second, Eliza Ann Healey.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1.
2.
Judith, born November 3, 1842. James Jones, born August 10, 1844.
Mary
3.
Charles, born March

John Muse.
10,
1847
6,
lives in
Kansas
City,
Mo.
4.
Flora Sophia, born May

She died
1855; married in Bowling Green, Mo.,
in October, 1903, in
Bowling Green, Mo.
*5.
6.
Hattie Lucretia, born April 26, 1858. Franklin Homer, born October 23, 1862
City,
married in Jefferson
Kansas City, Mo. Bailey Myron, born October 31, 1871; married January 9, 1901, in Louisiana, Mo., Sarah Victoria, daughter of William Henry and Nancy Caroline (Spencer) Owen. She was born October They live in Louisiana, Mo., where he is at the head 23, 1879. of a department store. Clara D., born September 18, 1874; married in Louisiana, Mo., and
lives in
and
16
lives in
New
Mexico.
242
1. 2.4. 10. 2. 7.4. 1. Mary Judith (Huntington) Howell, born Novombor
3,
1842, iu
Bowling Green, Mo.; married, March 13, 1867, in Bowling Green, Mo., James He was born March 13, 1842, in Bowling Green, INIarvin, son of Eli Howell. Mo. ]Mr. Howell was a farmer. Mrs. Howell died April 18, 1894, in Bowling
Green, Mo.
Mr. Howell
is
also dead.
They were
Baptists.
CHILDREN, BOKN IN PIKE COUNTY, MO.

1.
AuTHUR Maywood,
Washington.
born December 22, 1867;
lives in
Tacoma,
2.
3.
4.
Charles Erastus, born May 4, 1869; lives in St. Lonis, Missouri. Homer Huntington, born August 21, 1873, and is dead. Jay J., born August 30, 1875 lives in Los Angeles, California.
;
1.2.4. 10. 2.7.4.2.

James Jones Huntington, born August
Mo.; married, December
of Peter in Liberty, Mo.,
9,
10, 1844, in
Bowling Green,
1866, in Liberty, Mo., Juliette Hewett, daughter
She was born ]\Iarcli 13, 1844, and died in Kansas City, ISIo., May 13, 1908. He served in the Union Army during the Civil War. He enlisted in He was a non-commissioned officer in 1862, and was mustered out in 1865. Company C, M. S. M. Cavalry, and was detached for service at headquarters in the field. He was in the U. S. Revenue Service for fifteen years.
Buel and Elizabeth (Hendley) Grant.
children.
1.
Charles Orvill,
in
born November
18, 1870, in
Liberty, ]Mo.; lives
Kansas City, Mo.
2.
3.
Anna, born February 9, 1873, in Tîberty, Mo.: married James Kay Morton, They live in Kansas City, Mo. James Jones, born April 15, 1889; married June 14, 1908, his
cousin,
Nina Alma, (1. 2. 4. 10. 2. 7. 4. 5. 2.) daughter and Hattie Lucretia ^'enable, in Kansas City, ^lo.
of
James
1.
2.4. 10.2. 7.4. 5.

Ajjril 26,
first,
Hattie Lucretia (Huntington, Venable) Smith, born

1858, in Potsdam, N. Y.; married,
ISIo.,
October
26, 1884, in
October
tist.
James Venable. He was born October 1, 1858, in i\lr. Venable was a farmer, and a Bap26, 1893, in Laddonia, Mo.
Bowling Green. Clark sville, Mo., and died
Mrs. Vena})le married, second, Sejjtember 8. 1894, in Mexico, ]\Io., He was born INlarch 16, 1820, in Springfield, Pa., and Joseph Palmer Smith. He was married once before this died December 4, 1901, in Laddonia, Mo. ^Nlrs. Smith resides marriage, and was a Deacon in the Universalist Church.
in Laddonia,
Mo.
CHILDREN.
1.
243
(yen able).
2.
Fkank Rufus, born October 15, 1886, iu Bowling Green, Mo.;' died May 8, 1900, in Laddonia, Mo. Nina Alma, born April 15, 1889, iu Bowling Green, Mo.; married
June
14, 1908, in
(1. 2. 4. 10. 2. 7. 4. 2. 3.).
Kansas City, Mo., James J. Huntington, They live in Kansas City, Kan.
(smith).
Jr.,
CHILD.
3.
Jo Zelma, born July
4, 1896, in Laddonia, Mo., where she lives.
1.2.4. 10.
N.
Y.; married,
2. 7. 5.
20, 1817, in LeRoy, September 20, 1841, in Canton, N. Y., Susan Maria, daughter of Abiram and Sarah (Palmer) Kingsbury. She was born December 26,1821, in Ogdensburg, N. Y. He was a druggist and manufacturer of proprietary medicine. He spent his early years in St. Lawrence Co., N. Y. About 1840 he went South, and with his wife engaged iu educational work at Paris, Ky. Not being in sympathy with the institution of slavery, they returned to Canton, N. Y., where he engaged in the drug business for several years. In 1850 he removed to Port Huron, Mich., where he opened a drug and book store. Later he engaged in the manufacture and sale of proprietary medicine, known as Huntington's Family Remedies, in which business he continued until his death, which occurred in Port Huron, Mich., August 26, 1873. His wife died October 20, 1892, in Port Huron. They were Baptists.
Franklin Willis Huntington, born January
CHILDREN.
1.
Sarah Judith,
born January
15, 1843, in Paris, Ky.; died
Febru-
ary 23, 1843, in Kentucky.
* *
*
2.
3.
Adelaide Sophia, born January Flora Thompson, born January
18, 1844.
27, 1846.
4.
5.
Mary
died
18, 1848.
5,
Franklin Lewis, born December
1849, in Canton, N. Y., and
May
25, 1855, in Port
Huron, Mich.
1,
6.
Charles Reighly, born November

and died September
18, 1853.
1851, in Port
Huron, Mich.,
7.
George, born November

AViLLis, born April
4, 1861.
5,
24, 1853.
8.
1861, in Port Huron, Mich.,
and died
May
1.
2.4. 10.2. 7. 5.2.

18, 1844, iu
Adelaide Sophia (Huntington) Jones, born January
Canton, N. Y.; married, April 15, 1868, in Port Huron, Mich., George William, son of William D. and Sarah (Wilber) Jones. He was born June 27, 1841, in
Phelps, N. Y.
244
iMr.
Jones was a dry goods merchant.
He
died
his wife died
December
22, 1904, in
Alpena, Mich.
December 9, 1906, and They were Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Floka Eliza,
Sarah, born
Huron,
in
boin March
7,
1869.
4,
2.
November, 1873, and died January
1874, in Port
]\lich.
1. 2. 4.
10. 2. 7. 5. 2. 1.
born March
7, 1<S69,
Flora Eliza (Jones) MacGregor,

on, Mich.;
in
Port Hur-
married, July
9,
1890, in Alpena, Mich., Charles Arthur, son of

in
is
Mahlon Burwell and Margaret Jane (Banghart) MacGregor. He was born Lambeth, Canada, July 31, 1863. He was formerly a shoe merchant, and now in real estate business. They live in Alpena, ^lich.
CHILDREN, BORN IN ALPENA, MICH., WHERE THEY

1. 2. 3.
NOW
LIVE.
Arthur Huntington, born May 2, 1891. Margaret Adelaide, born December 20, Mahlon Jones, born January 14, 1899.
1893.
1.2.4. 10.
2.
7.5. 3.
27, 1846, in
INIich.,
Flora Thompson (Huntington) Avery, born January

Canton, N. Y.; married, September 14, 1869, in Port Huron,
Orlando, son of Newel and
Edward
Nancy Clapp (Eddy)
Aver}-.
He was
born Octo-
ber 23, 1844, in Bradley, Me.

enlisted in the Civil
two year.s at the Kalamazoo College, Mich., when he War, and so did not graduate. He served as corporal in He enlisted August 27, Company H, 3d Regiment Mich. Vol. Infantry. 1864, and was discharged May 25, 1866. He was a lumberman. He was a Congregatioualist, and served two years Mr. Avery was
for
as trustee of
the
church
in
Alpena, Mich.
He
died
October
9,
1899, in
Alpena, Mich.
child.
1.
Ruth Huntington,
born November
6,
18 72, in Alpena, Mich.;
married June 14, 1899, in Alpena, Henry Killmaster Gustin. She died October 25, 1899, in Alpena, Mich.
1.
2.4. 10.
2. 7. 5. 4.
18, 1848, in Canton, Huron, Mich., Frederick Allen, son of
Mary Elizabeth
N.
Y.; married.
(Huntin(;ton) Fish, born July

Mr. Fish
is
May
17, 1870, in Port
Allen and Elizia Adeline (Little) Fish.

the U. S. Customs.
Government
official in
245
He
as
as
attended the Kalamazoo College for three years, served seven years
Alderman, was six years in the Militia service, and for fifteen years served Deacon and Clerk of the Church. They are living in Port Huron, Mich.
CHILDREN.
1.
Alice Huntington, born August

married, February
Blanchai-d
;
17, 1874, in
Port Huron, Mich.;
6,
1902,
in
Port Huron, Mich., Mun-ay

City,
they live in
New York
3,
N. Y.
6,
2.
Susy Adeline, born

Port Huron, Mich.
.Fanuary
1880, and died July
1887, in
1. 2. 4. 10. 2. 7. 5. 7.
George Huntington,
in
Port Huron, Mich.:
married, Deceml)er 20, 1884, in Alpena, Mich., Fannie Scarlett, daughter of
Benjamin Frederick and Harriet (Dove) Cheesbro.

18, 1865, in
She was born January
Saginaw,
:\rich.
He
ing.
passed a competitive examination for entrance to
West
Point, the
highest in a class of eighteen, but was rejected on account of imperfect hear-
He
is
now a
traveling salesman.
They
live in
Ann
Arbor, Mich.
children.
1.
Franklin Willis, born June
12, 1889, in
Port Huron, Mich.
2.
Ralph Cheesbro,
born November
17, 1892, in Detroit,
Mich.
3.
Normandy Scarlett,
1. 2. 4.
born April
14, 1898, in Detroit,
Mich.
10. 2. 7. 8.
in
Edwîn G. Huntington, born in 1827; married Partet, and was a mechanic in Canton, N. Y.
CHILD.
1.
1849.
Catherine
Nellie
E.,
born
in 1851, in
Canton, N. Y.
1.
2.4.10.2.
9.
Jared Huntington,
ried, first,
born December 22, 1784, in Hebron, Conn.; marin 1809, in Eâst
in 1782, in
She was born Haddain, Conn. He married, second, September 9, 1818, in Gwego, N. Y., Martha Draper. She was born September 29, 1794, in Wethersfield, Conn., and died April 11, 187 7. He moved to East Haddam about 1800, and in 1810 was appointed Corporal of
6,
November
1808, in Columbia, Conn., Elvira Bliss.
Lebanon. Conn., and died
the
to
first
Company
Y".,
in the 24th in 1813.
Regiment
of Connecticut Militia.
He removed
Captain of the
Owego, N.
He was
appointed,
May
30, 1817,
246
Band of Musicians in the Fifty-third Regiment of Mlitia of New York. On March 17, 1821, he was commissioned, by Gov. DeWitt Clinton, as Paymaster The original warof the 19th Division of Infantry of the State of New York.
rants and commission of his military appointments are in the jjossession of his
descendants.
He was Town
for twelve years.
Clerk in
Owego
for thirty years,
and Justice
of the
Peace
He was
a Presbyterian, and a deacon in the church for

2,
many
years.
He
died in Owego, July
1861.
CHILDREN, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE FIRST,
WERE
BORN IN OWEGO,
1.
N. Y.
Jared
Bliss, born May 2, 1809, in East Haddam, Conn.; married, October 31, 1835, in Syracuse, N. Y., Dimis, daughter of Heman and Philoxena Phelps. She died August 8, 1851, and he died February 19, 1851, in Syracuse, N. Y.
19,
2.
Elvira Matilda, born July

1846, in Owego, N. Y.,
1819; married,
Swift.
November
26,
James IMayhew
She died Febru-
ary 27, 1854, in Brooklyn, N. Y.

*
3.
4.
Adeline Elizabeth, born September 4, 1821. Emily Catherine, born August 9, 1823; married, September
Owego, N. Y., Jared Fuller Phelps, a died November 5, 1S87, in Cazenovia, N. Y.
1842, in
dentist.
7,
She
* *
5. 6.
7.
Martha Anna,
born October
12, 1825.
William Silliman, born December 14, 1827. Harriet Laura, born January 30, 1830; married, June 4, 1856, in OwesTO, N. Y., James Mayhew Swift. She died September 10,
1901, in Cazenovia, N. Y.
8.
George Milnor,
in
born August 8, 1832; married, October 1, 1857, Binghampton, N. Y., Louise Denton. He was a pioneer telegrapher, and learned telegra])hy in 1847, and took his first office in 1848 at Jefferson (now Watkins,) at the head of Seneca Lake, then the terminus of the Erie Railroad. He was soon
made express and

duties.
ticket agent, in addition to
his telegraph
In 1850 he went to California, but returned after two
years and a half, and took position again on the Erie road as
division operator and train dis])atcher on the
Susquehanna and
Western
divisions,
in 1862 he was called to Washington, and

of military railroads
made superintendent
office
under the military
director. General D. C. IVIcCallum.
His administration of this
received high commendation from Gen. Grant.
At the
close of the
War
he went to Nashville, Tenn., and for a short
time was engaged in mercantile pursuits, and then became

superintendent of telegraph and train dispatchers on the Nash'
ville
and Chattanooga
railroad.
In 1868 he went to
New
York,
where he was agent
he went to
St. Paul,
247
In 1873
of the
Great Southern Mail Route.
Minn., to be general passenger and ticket

in 1874 to
agent of the
West Wisconsin Railway, but returned
take the position of general eastern agent of the Piedmont Line.

the last ten years of his life, and died His wife survived him. Charles Theodoke, born November 18, 1834; married, January 23, 1890, a widow, Sarah E. Crolius, in Brooklyn, N. Y. He
lived in
He
Xew York
December
28, 1911.
9.
died
May
10, 1899, in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
1. 2. 4.
10. 2. 9. 3.
4,
Adeline Elizabeth (Huntington) Platt, born September
1821;
married October 17, 1850, in Owego, X. Y., Frederick Edward, son of William
and Lesbia (Hinchman) Platt. He was born September 21, 1819, in Owego, N. Y. Mr. Platt was a banker, and lived in Xew York City, Masillon, O., and Owego, X. Y., where he died Ajnil 22, 19u6. llis wife died January 14, 1873, in the same town. They were Presbyterians, and 'Sir. Platt was an Elder in the Church for fifty years.
CHILD KEN.
1.
Son.
died June 7, 1862, in Owego, X. Y. Lesbia, married June 1, 1901, William Anthony Klein, Owego, X. Y. They live in Binghanipton, X, Y.
in
2. 3.
Adeline Elizabeth,
Anna
1. 2. 4. 10. 2. 9. 5. Martha Anna (Huntington) Hanchett, born
October
12, 1825, in
Owego, X. Y.; married, June 27, 1848, in Owego, X. Y., Milton Waldo, son of Dr. John Wilkes and jNIargaret (Granger) Hanchett. He was born July 12,
1822, in Suffield, Conn.
Mr. Hanchett was a druggist, a dentist, and an insurance agent. After coming of age, he lived throughout his life in Syracuse, X. Y., except that for one year, 1850-1, he was a resident of Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Hanchett died September 25, 1.S90, and her husband died December 28. 1904. The\' were Congregationalists, and INIr. Hanchett was organist of the Church and superintendent of the Sunday School.
CHILDREN.
1.
Fanny Zellina,
born January
25, 1850, in Syracuse,
X. Y., and
died July 29, 1850, in Syracuse.

2.
Henry Granger,
ried, first,
born August 29, 1853, in Syracuse, X. Y.; mar22, 1886, in Dover, Del.,
June
Ophelia Murphy.
She
died February
1,
1897.
He
married, second, February 22, 1898,
248
in
3.
New York City, Grace Mather. Dr. Hanchett is a professor and teacher of music, as well as a homeoijathic physician. Addie Elvira, born September 9, 1856, and died November 8, 1893, in Syracuse, N. Y.
1.
2.4. 10.2. 9.6.

born December
14, 1827, in
William Silliman Huntington,

N.
Y.;
Owego,
married,
November
15,
1860, in Cleveland, O., Cornelia Winslow,
(1. 2. 4. 3. 10. 6. 2. 4.)
daughter of Winslow Tracy and Almira (Carson) Hunt3,
ington.
21,
She was born August 1889, in Syracuse, N. Y.
1837,
in
Ohio City,
O.,
and died April
He
held a position in the
Army
Line Railway during the Civil War.
He
lived in Cleveland, O., for a few years between 1860
the remainder of his
life in
Syracuse, N. Y.,
and 1867, and thereafter where he died March 28, 1912.
CHILD.
*
1.
Nellie Swift, born September
28, 1864, in
Owego, N. Y.
1. 2. 4. 10. 2. 9. 6. 1.
Nellie Swift (Huntington) Chase, born September
Owego, N.
Y.;
28, 1864, in
married, September
5,
1888, in Syracuse, N. Y., Carleton
Austin, son of Austin Carleton and Harriet
M. (Stevens) Chase.
He was
born November 25, 1864, in Syracuse, N. Y. Mr. Chase is president of the Syracuse Chilled Plow Co., and resides
in Syracuse,
N. Y.
CHILD.
in
1.
Marjory Huntington,
N. Y. 1.
Syracuse,
2.4. 10. 3.
8,
Andrew Huntington,
Landphere.
born July
1740.
He married,
in 1764,
Lucy
They
lived
in
Griswold, Conn., where he was deacon in the
Congregational church for fifty-one years, and where he died in 1830.
CHILDREN, born IN GRISWOLD, CONN.

1.
Lucy, born June

October, 1848.
7,
1765, married
November
10, 1785,
and died
in
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Andrew, born November 23, 1766. John, born January 16, 1769, and died December 21, 1772. Enoch, born June 4, 1771, and died December 28, 1775. John, born June 22, 1773, and died, unmarried, November 3, 1805. Daniel, born October 20, 17 75.
7.
249
Betsey, born December

Prentice.
19,
177 7; married, January 18. 1815, Jobn

1,
After his death she married, February
1832.
She
8.
had a son, Andrew Prentice, by her first husband. Elisha, born July 30, 1780, and died April 7, 1784.
1.
2. 4. 10. 3. 2.
Andrew Huntington, born November 23, 1766. He studied medicine and was a practicing physician in Asbford, Conn., Westford Society. He married, February 3, 1790, Zerviah B. Smith, who was born October 15, 17 72. He died in Ashford, February 1, 1837, and his wife, May 13, 1837. He was a man of some distinction in his profession.
CHILDREN, BORN IN ASHFORD, CONN.
* *
1.
2. 3.
Sophia, born March 4, 1791. Anna, born June 4, 1792.
Elisha, born
May
23, 1793.
1,
4.
Andrew,
born August
1795,
and died August
18,
1800, in
Ashford.
5.
Horatio, born November

Ashford.
27, 1797,
and died August
15, 1800, in
G.
Lucy, born August

Ashford.
28,
1800,
and died January and died May
12,
1804, in
7.
Zeruiah, born March
29, 1803,
23, 1804.
8.
9.
Enoch Smith,
ust, 1843.

19, 1806,
Dan, born February
and died
single, in Mississippi,
Aug-
*10.
Matilda Clark,
born December
26, 1808.
23,.
*11.
12.
13.
Nathan Belcher,
born February
1813,
1810.
Amelia, born August 16, Andrew, born December
1811, and died

7,
June 10, 1847. and died January 4, 1827.
1. 2. 4.
ford, Conn.,
10. 3. 2.
1.
4, 1791; married, in AshJanuary 27, 1813, Deacon Elisha Byles, a good farmer, and most acceptable citizen, and deacon in the Congregational church. She was a most excellent Christian woman, and died much lamented, November 7, 1849.
Sophia (Huntington) Byles, born March
children.
1.
2.
JosiAS, born March 31, 1814.
3.
4.
5.
Abigail, born November 15, 1816. Lucy, born September 15, 1819. Andrew Huntington, born October Zerviah, born December 31, 1830.
3,
1820.
250
1.2.4. 10.3.2.3.
Elisha Huntington, born May
Givens.
23,
1793; married, in 1830,
Maria E.
He was
a merchant,
and died
in INIobile, Ala., October, 1853.
CHILDREN, BORN IN MOBILE, ALA.

1.
John Augustus,
of age.
entered Union College, from Mobile, in 1841, and
died of yellow fever, in Mobile in 1843, at about nineteen years
2.
Caroline Elizabeth, about three
years younger than her brother; married a Mr. Griggs of Mobile, and had a daughter, Mattie F.
1.2.4. 10.3.
Enoch Smith Huntington,
Conn.; mg-rried,
first,
2. 8.
30,
born September
1804,
in
Ashford,
September 8, 1836, in Amherst, Mass., Lucy, daughter She died June 14, 1843, in Clinton, Conn. He marof Chester Cowles m. i). ried, second, October 29, 1843, in Clinton, Conn., Elizabeth M., daughter of Edward and Sarane Wilcox, and widow of William Talcott m. d., of Winsted, Conn. She died February 1, 1852, in Danbury, Conn. He married, third, April 13, 1853, in Fairfield, Esther, daughter of Burr and Abigail (BurrJ
Lyon.
She was born, August
2,
1819, in Fairfield, Conn.,
and died August
8,
1904, in the same town.
He was He was
church
in
a Congregational minister and a graduate of Amherst College in a missionary in Tazewell County,
the class of 1831.

III.,
of the Congregational
church
in Clinton, Conn.,
from 1837 to 1842; pastor from 1843 to 1850, and of the

7,
Danbury, Conn., from 1850
until his death, April
1862.
children.
1.
Lucy, born
in
Tazewell county,
sumption, in Danbury, December 14, 1859.

of a blessed immortality.
and died of conShe died in hope She was a member of the Congrega111.,
INIay 9, 1838,
tional
church
in
Danbury.
2. 3.
Frances, born September 5, 1840. A\'illiam Smith, born in Clinton, Conn., March
in
24, 1843, and died Danbury, February 13, 1859. This young man was early a subject of grace, and was greatly endeared to his acquaintances for his estimable qualities. He was a member of tlu' Congregational church, and died in the triumphs of Christian faith.
5,
* 4.
Eliza Matilda, born March
1855.
5. G.
Andrew Buru,
born July 24, 1857.

1862, in Danbury, Conn., and died
Enoch Smith, born May 1, May 1, 1873, in Fairfield,
Conn.
251
1.2. 4. 10. 3.2.8.2.

Frances (Huntington) Hoyt, born September
III.;
5,
1840, in Groveland,
of
married, September
9,
1862, in Danbury, Conn.,
Thacher and Mary Matilda (Wildman) Hoyt. 2, 1832, in Danbury, Conn. Mr. Hoyt was a merchant and a graduate of Yale, in the Class of 1853. He died April 15, 1904, in Danbury, Conn., where Mi-s. Hoyt now resides. She is a graduate of Mt. Holyoke Seminary. After graduation he was in mercantile business in Danbury until 1893. In 1867 he was also Inspector of Internal Revenue, and in 1868, Supervisor of Internal Revenue for Connecticut and Rhode Island. From 1893 he was Cashier of the Gas and Electric Light Company. He was a Congregationalist, as is his widow.
Eli
Henry Thacher, son He was born, March
CHILDREN, BORN IN DANBURY, CONN.

1.
Eli Thacher, born July 19, 1864; married, October Danbury, Helen Kingsland Southworth. They live
Conn.
13, 1896, in
in
Danbury,
2. 3.
Mary
Cowles, born March Amelia Huntington, born
11, 1869.
Julv
15. 1873.
1. 2. 4.
10.3.
2.
8.4.
Eliza Matilda (Huntington) Burr, born March 5, 1855, in Danbury, Conn.; married, October 13, 1880, in Fairfield, Conn., William Hanford,
son
of
William Hanford and Mary

22, 1854, in Westport,
Ann
(Jennings) Burr.
He was
born
August
Conn.
JNIr.
Burr
is
a farmer, and Avas Representative in the General Assembly,
1911-12, and President of Israel

]\Irs.
Putnam Memorial Commission, 1909-11.
Mt. Holyoke Seminary in Class of 1875. She was and he is a Congregationalist and Mr. Burr was superintendent of the Sunday
of
Burr was a graduate
School for twenty-eight years, from 1882 to 1911.

reside in Westport, Conn.
]\Ir.
Burr and
his children
His wife died February
24, 1898.
children, BORN IN WESTPORT, CONN.

1.
Lillian Huntington, born June Mt. Holyoke College, in the Class
24,
1882; she
is
a graduate of
of 1905.
2.
Mary Hanford,
3.
William Hanford,
born January 20, 1884. born May 22, 1886, and died December 29, 1903, in Westport, Conn.
4.
Morris Lyon, born March 29,1891.

University, in the Class of 1913.
He
1893.
is
a graduate of Yale
5.
Florence Jennings, born August
6,
252
HUNTINGTON GRNEALOGY.
1.2.4. 10.3. 2. 8. 5.
Andrew Burr Huntington,
born July 24, 1857,
in
married, October 18, 1888, in Southport, Conn.,
Mary Burr, daughter

;
Danbury, Conn.; of David
Hull and Marie Antoinette (Beardsley) Sherwood

15, 1857, in Southport,
she was born September
Conn.
He
is
a private secretary, and has lived in Fairfield, Conn., Springfield,
Mass., Bridgeport, Conn., and Southport, Conn., where they
now
reside.
They
are Episcopalians,
and he was clerk of
St. Paul's
Church
(P. E.) in
Fairfield, for
two years, and has been treasurer of that church ever since 1904.
CHILDREN.
Andrew Sherwood,
born March 15, 1891, in Springfield, Mass.;
married, Sarah Louise, daughter of John and Margaret (Walker) Forsyth, of Fairfield, Conn., April 12, 1915.
David Hull Sherwood,

Conn.
born October
26, 1892, in Bridgeport,
1.
2.4. 10. 3.2. 10.

born December
26,
Matilda (Huntington) Clark,

Francis Clark,
1808; married
who was married once

October
previous to this marriage.
He was
born
5,
December
1870,
23, 1798, in Chaplin, Ct.
He was
a farmer, and died February
and
his wife died
10, 1879, both in Ashford, Ct.
They were
Congregationalists.
children, born in CHAPLIN,

1.
CT.
Amelia Huntington,
1839, in Chaplin, Ct.
born February
6,
1832, and died
March
20,
2.
Andrew
3.
4.
5.
Francis, born April 19, 1838, in Chaplin, Ct., and died in the same town. FuANCLS Huntington, born February 21, 1840, and died December 11, 1868, in Albany, Kan. Andrew, born September 10, 1842 married October 10, 1872, in They live in Mamaroneck, N. Y., Emma Elizabeth Hoyt. Chester, N. Y. Sophia Matilda, l)orn April IC, 1844, and died Sei)tember 29,
April 20, 1839,
;
1845, in Chaplin, Ct.

6.
Sarah Jklina,
born August
5,
1847
married Merritt E. Galhij),
and died December
24, 1907, in
Abington, Ct.
253
1.2.4. 10.3.2. 11.

Nathan Belcher Huntington,
Ct.; nian-ied
May
16, 1833,
9,
Matilda Whiton.
born February 23, 1810, She died October
in
1,
Ashford,
1841, and
he married December
1841, Rebecca Willanl.

6,
She died
May
3,
1849, and
he married, the third time, October
1849, Jane, daughter of Francis

2,
and
Betsy Charevoy. She was born January
1805,ând died in
Ajiril.
1870.
He
married again,
Smalley.
in 1872,
Mrs. R. J. Stough, whose maiden name was

25, 1905.
Priscilla
Illinois.
She died March
He was
a farmer and resided in

to Geneseo,
In 1857 he
moved
to Elbridge,
N.
Y.,
and from there
111.,
where
he died August 10, 1885.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
* *
*
3. 4.
5.
6.
7.
John, born October 6, 1834. Maria, born September 4, 1836. Andrew, born August 29, 1838. Matilda, born September 24, 1842. Thomas Rigney, born May 4, 1844 died November 14, 1844. Elisha, born October 18, 1845. Gilbert, born March 15, 1848; and died November 27, 1848.
;
1.2. 4. 10. 3. 2. 11.

John Huntington, born October 6, 1834 Schmied May 17, 1857. He died June 6, 1909.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
;
1.
married Harriet Elizabeth
Rachkl Matilda,

;
2.
Emma Maria,
born March 22, 1860
lives in
Sharon,
111.
3.
*
*
4.
5.
6.
7.
Charlotte Elizabeth, born January 25, 1862. John Franklin, born December 7, 1863. Henry Andrew, born August 30, 1865; lives in EsTELLA Rebecca, born December 7, 1867.
Daisy Belle, born February
21, 1905, in
Sharon,
111.
25, 1879, in Illinois, and died Oregon, Avhere she was teaching school.
May
1. 2. 4.
ried
10. 3. 2. 11.
1. 1.
22,
Rachel Matilda (Huntington) Urick,

David Urick. January
26,
born October
111.
1858
mar-
1882; lives in Sharon,
children.
1.
2.
Nathan, born January 1883 Harriet Mary, born April

April
1,
died in March, 1883.

1,
1885
married Frank
S.
Johnson,
1909.
254
3. 4. 5.
6.
Ralph Rudalph, born March 31, 1888. Frank Huntington, born October 2, 1889. John Glen, born April 12, 1892.
AViLLAUD Eugene, born August
14, 1898.
1. 2. 4.
10. 3. 2. 11. 1. 3.
March
4,
Charlotte Elizabeth (Huntington) Little,

1862
;
married Charles E.
Little,
1886
lives in
born January Dunbar, INIinn.
25,
CHILDKEN.
1.
Mary
2.
1888; married William T. Eliza, born November November 3, 191.3. Esther Huntington, born December 15, 1891.
.'5,
Orr,
3.
4.
George Edward, born September Clarence Raymond, born August
17, 1893. 28, 1895.
5.
Ruth Elizabeth,
1.2.4. 10. 3.2. 11.

John Franklin Huntington,
Hilma Bott, July 10, 1894. She had two They live in Clear Lake, So. Dakota.
1. 4.
7,
born December
1863; married Mrs.
children, Ethel
and Hazelle Bott.
CHILDREN.
1.
Nathan
Irwin, born June
6,
1899
died
November
16, 1901.
2.
3.
Daisy Irene, born April 1, 1902. Lucille E., born May 21, 1906.
1. 2. 4.
10. 3. 2. 11.
1892.
1. 6.
7,
Estella Rebecca (Huntington) Claypool, born Decend)er

married Joseph
marriase.
S.
186 7;
Claypool,
live in
May 3,
He had
one daughter by a previous
They
Roseburgh, Ore.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Claude Huntington, born February 27, 1893. John AV' illiam, born July 18, 1894. Raymond Stanley, born JNIarch 31, 1902.
AVilbur Spicncer, born December
20, 1909.
4.
255
1.2. 4. 10. 3.2. 11. 2.

Mauia (Huntington) Van Vechten,
Ashford, Conn.; married,
born September
4,
1836,
in
Mareh
15, 1860, in Elbridiie,
N.
Y., Cornelius
Hiram,
son of Derrick C. and Maria (Hunt)

3,
1828, in Johnsville, N. Y.
bridge,
trustee
N. Y. and clerk
Van Vechten. He was l)orn December Mr. Van Vechten is a farmer, and lives in P^lThey are Cougregationalists, and Mr. Van Vechten has been
for fifty years.
CHILDREN, BORN IN AND NOW, EXCEPT THE FIRST AND THIRD, LIVE IN ELBRIDGE, N. Y.
1.
William Huntington, born November

ber 23, 1861, in Elbridge, N. Y.
2,
1861, and died
Novem11,
2.
James William, born January
10,
1863; married, November
1896, in Elbridge, N. Y., Franc L. Clark.

3.
Ella Maria,
N. Y.
born November
16,
2,
1895,
Charles F. Harrington, and died
March
15, 1899, in Elbridge,
4.
Charles Francis, born
July
6,
May
5.
6.
Pierce, in Elbi-idge, N. Y.
7,
Harriet Alida, born April Carrie Jane, born October
1868.
5,
1869; married.
May
3,
1893, Fred
C'harles Carpenter, in Elbridge,
N. Y.
1.2.4.10.3.2. 11.3.
Andrew Huntington,
in
born August
111.,
29, 1838, in Conn.; married, first,
February, 1862, in Galesburg,
Abby
Sisson
she died in September,

111.,
1862.
He
married, second, in December, 1866, in Galesburg,
Alice
J.,
daugliter of William Betts.
ary 17, 1904.

L, 9th
111.
He
is
She was born December 18, 1845, and died Janua farmer, and served in the Civil War as Corporal of Co.
Cavalry, and received his discharge in November, 1865.

is
He
is
Congregationalist, and
a Deacon in the Church.
land, Geneseo, Galesburg
and Eantoul,
111.,
They have lived in Groveand he now lives in Poutiac, lU.
children.
* *
1. 2.
Edward Franklin, born November 2, 18G7. Henry Lucius, born November 22, 1870.
Jane Ora,
born November
5,
3.
1874, in Kantoul,
111.;
lives in
Dan-
bury, Conn.
1.2.4. 10.3.2. 11.3.
1.
P^DWARD Franklin Huntington, born November 2, 186 7, in Galesburg, 111.; married, June 14, 1893, in Urbana, 111., Anna Mary, daughter of Thomas Beveridge and Margaret Jane (Henderson) Kyle. She was born
May
5,
1866, in Crawford Co.,
111.
256
He is a fai-mer and a dairyman. He lived in Rantoul, 111., and moved in March, 1906, to Aberdeen, S. D., where they now live. They are Presbyterians, and he was an Elder in the Church from 1907 to 1909.
CHILDREN.
1.
Margaret
Aiîce, born
May
5,
1894, in Rantoul,
111.
111.
2.
Ernest Kyle, born December
13, 1896, in Rantoul,
1.2.4.10.3.2.11.3.2.
Henry Lucius Huntington,
born November 22,1870, in Rantoul,
111., 111.;
Mabel Hathaway, daughter of Joseph Alonzo and Phebe Ann (Taber) Allen. She was born September 7, 1872, in Buda, 111. He is a stationary engineer, lived Rantoul, 111., and moved first to Worthington, Minn., and then to Pontiac, 111., where they now live. They are Congregationalista.
married, December 25, 1893, in JNIartinton,
children.
1. 2.
3.
4.
Harold Allen, born December 5, 1894, in Rantoul, lU. Mildred Esther, born January 15, 1896, in Rantoul, 111. Lloyd Lucius, born April 24, 1898, in Worthington, Minn. Bertha May, born March 15, 1901, in Worthington, Minn.
1. 2. 4.
10. 3. 2. 11. 4.
born September 24, 1842,
in
7,
Matilda (Huntington) Overstreet,

Groveland,
31, 1839, in
in the Civil
111.;
married, February
1866, in Elbridge, N. Y., Mitchel Edwin,
son of Milton
Lowrey and Catherine (Martin )
Harrodsburg, Ky.
War
in
Overstreet. He was born July Mr. Overstreet is a farmer, and was a private He enlisted August 28, Co. E, 33d Illinois Infantiy.
and was discharged November 27, 1862. They are Presbyterians, and Mr. Overstreet is ruling elder in the church, having been installed February 3, 1878. His mother's grandmother was Lois They live in Woodhull, 111. (1.3.10.2.1.9.).
1861,
children.
1.
2.
3.
Caroline Elizabeth, born November 10, 1866, married, July They live in Galerburg, 111. 31, 1907, William Doyle. Howard Willis, born April 10, 1868, and died March 5, 1885. George Mitchel, born September 30, 1869; lives in Galesburg,
111.
4.
Frank Willard,
born August 27, 1871
married, September 10,

III.
1903, Jennie Holmes.
They
live in
Woodhull,
5.
257
12,
Kate Matilda,
born March
27,
1873; married September

in Leonardsville,
6.
7.
Kan. Alice Dell, born January 21, 1875; married, September 23, 1900, Horace A. Doyle. They live in Lasita, Kan. Arthur Eugene, born February 27, 1876, and died November 2,
1897.
1894, Harry E. Doyle.
They Hve
8.
9.
Florence Belle, born December 18, 1877; married, January 25, They live in Woodhull, 111. 1899, WilHam Elmer Shetler. Lucy Huntington, born Aup;ust 25, 1879; married, July 31,1907,
Devello E. Taft. They live in Woodhull, 111. Nellie Louise, born September 11, 1880; married. May 23, 1906, Floyd E. Alexander. They live in Galesburg, III. Nathan Huntington, born October 17, 1882; lives in Woodhull,
111.
10.
11.
12.
Clara Martin, born March
3,
1885; lives in Galesburg,
111.
1.2.4. 10.3.2. 11.6.

Elisha Huntington, born October 18, 1845, in Groveland, 111.; marJanuary 17, 1882, in Geneseo, 111., Agnes Mead, widow of Orlando N. Wells, and daughter of Robert and Agnes Wilson (Mead) Getty. They lived in Groveland, Geneseo, and Galesburg, 111., El])ridge, N. Y., Sabetha, Kan., and Rock Rapids, Iowa, where they now live. They are Congregationalists. He is president of the Anchor Concrete Stone Co., of Rock
ried,
Rapids, Iowa.
child.
1.
Agnes Louise, born August
14, 1891, in
Rock Rapids, Iowa.
1.2. 4. 10. 3. 6.
Daniel Huntington, born October
Elizabeth Lord.
20, 1775; married, April 24, 1800,
substantial farmer in his native town.

5,
He was He
was
appointed
living, in
Deacon
in the
Congregational church, April
1821, and was often honored by
his fellow citizens with testimonials of
their confidence.
1862, in Groton with his son Simon.
children, born in griswold, conn.

1.
2.
Henry, born February
3.
4.
25, 1801, and died December Lucy, born April 15, 1803, and died April 15, 1838. George, born March 30, 1805. Abigail, born November 27, 1806, and died August
3,
1809.
10, 1855.
5. 6.
Andrew,
born July
29, 1808.
;
Simon, born July
married, September, 1833, Sarah 24, 1810 Worthington, of Colchester. He was in the hatting business,
17
258
and lived
master.
in Groton, opposite
New
London, where he was
post-
He
was
in
1862 a conductor on the

1812.
19,
New London
and
Pahner
*
7.
railroad.
9,
William, born July

Griswold, Conn.
8.
Olive, born January
1817; married Rev.
Wm.
P. Avery, of
They had two children: William and

22, 1818.
Elizabeth.
9.
Sybel, born September
She
is
dead.
1.
2.4. 10. 3. 6. 3.
He was
Geoh(JK Huntington, born March 30, 1805, and died June 11, 1838. He had been married, and lived in Salost in the ill-fated Pulaski.
child.
1.
vannah, Ga.
Georgiana, an only child, died September father's home in Griswold.
2.5,
1842, at her grand-
1. 2. 4.
10. 3. 6. 5.
Andrew Huntington,
1839.
born July
June 3,1835,
Lydia, daughter of (ieorge Loring, of Preston, Conn.,
who
died January 21,
He
married, for his second wife, September 10, 1840, Louisa Tyler,
d., of
2,
daughter of E. B. Downing, m.
of Lisbon, Conn.
Preston,
who died April

F.,
12, 1846.
He
married, the third time, January

in'"
1848,
Mary
daughter of Roswell Down-
Mr. Huntington was
ant in Springfield, Mass., where he was a
for many years a successful merchmember of the firm of Huntington,
Day &
Co.
He
died in Springlield, August 19, 1858.
children, born in SPRINGFIELD,

*
1. 2.
MASIS.
Andrew Tyler,
3. 4.
5.
born February 26, 1842. George Butler, born May 9, 1844, and died August 22, lis 15. Charles Butler, born AprU 5, 1846, and died May <i, 1846.
Henry, born January 20, 1849, and died April AVilliam Francis, born February 18, 1850.
9,
1850.
1. 2. 4.
Ga.; married Harriet, daughter
10. 3. 6. 5. 1.
in
Andrew Tyler Huntington,

of
Savannah,
Hill.
She was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, May 16, 1844, and died in Washington, Her parents died when she was an infant. She was D. C, June 4, 1914. adopted by her aunt and uncle, Col. and Mrs. A. N. Lawrence of N. Y. He enlisted at the age of 19 in Co. F, of the 10th regiment, Mass. Volunteers, and In 1864 he participated in the cam])aigns in which the command took part.
Thomas and Sarah (Powell)
was transferred
July, 1865.
to the regular
259
and served
until
army
as a hospital steward,
In that year he took a position in the Treasury Department at
to New York, and entered the employ Jay Cooke, the banker, remaining until 1873. In 1878 he re-entered the Treasury Department service, where he remained until he resigned, January He was appointed Chief of the Division of Loans and Currency in 1, 1914. 1889. He died in Washington, D. C, January 26, 1915. He had always retained his interest in Springfield, Mass., and was a member of E. K. Wilcox Grand Army Post.
Washington, but, after a year, he went
of
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary Lawrence,
Louisa,
resides in Vienna, Va.
2.
resides in Vienna, Va.

31, 1914, in
3.
Guy, married October
Washington, D. C, Mrs. Annie
L. Haslett, and resides in Washington, D. C.

4.
March, was drowned.
1. 2. 4.
10. 3. 6. 7.
9,
William Huntington,
1846.
born July
1812; married, November, 1833,
Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph Tyler, of Griswold,
who died November
24,
He
married, in 1847, Eunice Avery, of Preston; after his death she
married A. E. Emmons.
1850.
He was
a farmer, and died in Griswold, March
3,
CHILDREN, BORN IN GRISWOLD, CONN.

1.
Sarah, born October

September
4,
1836.
She died
in
Springfield,
Mass.,
25, 1862.
21, 1840;
2.
Hannah,
1862.
born March
was teaching
in
Norwich
city, in
3. 4.
Daniel, born July 31, 1844, and was in 1862 in the Union army. George, born September 6, 1846, and died December 6, 1846.
1. 2. 4. 10. 4.
Ezra Huntington,
1767, Elizabeth, (1.
born June
21,
1742.
He
3. 10. 2. 6.)
who
8,
died in Norwich, October 19, 1796.

1797,
He
married the second time October

1804.
widow Dean,
17, 1805,
of Franklin, Conn.,
whose maiden name was Mary Rudd, and she died
in Franklin,
He
married, for his third wife,
March
November 12, widow Lathrop, whose
maiden name was Betsey Hyde, also, of Franklin. He spent the early portion of his life in his native town, where he was respected and honored.
He
died in Franklin, in 1820.
260
CHILDREN, BORN IN NORWICH, CONN., WHERE THEIR BIRTHS ARE RECORDED.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
*
*
6.
7.
8.
9.
*10.
Charles, born November 5, 1767, and died July 25, 1775. AsHER, born February 25, 1770. Joel, born March 2, 1772. Silas, born November 13, 17 74, and died February 21, 1790. Charles, who died July 25, 1775. Abel, born February 21, 1777. Charles, born September 15, 17 79. Betsey, born November 17, 1781 married Wheelock Bingham. Anne, born May 9, 1784. David, born April 24, 1788.
;
1.2.4.10.4.2.
Asher Huntington,
in Preston,
born February 25,1770.
Studied medicine with
Dr. Philemon Tracy of Norwich, and
Conn.
in
commenced the practice of his profession He married Lucy Andnis and removed to Chenango, N.Y.,
where he died
1833.
children, born in CHENANGO,

1.
N. Y.
19, 1824, P.
Harriet, born
in 1790, married,
December
Babcock,
2.
3.
and lived at North East, in Pennsylvania. Francis, born in 1792. married in 1815 Philena Gates, lived in Lysander, N. Y., and had two daughters. Eliza, born in 1794, married John Babcock, and lived in Preston,
Wisconsin.
4.
5.
Justinian, born June
14, 1798.
;
Lucy Ann,
born
in
1803
married, in 1820, A. Babcock, and lived
in Milton,
Wisconsin.
1. 2. 4.
10.4. 2.
4.
Justinian Huntington, born June 14, 1798, married, February 8, 1823, Ambrosia Crandall, who died, March 19, 1855. He married again, October He was a harnessmaker and farmer, resid28, 1857, Mrs. Permelia Keeler. ing in South Brookfield, N. Y,
children, born
1.
in
south BKOOKFIKLI),
1824; married,
n. y.
2.
10, 1851, Eliza, born December 18, Dewitt C. Coon, and lived in South Brookfield. They had three children Ambrosia, Eulalio, and Franklin. Mary E., born January 19, 1828; married, August 25, 1847, Rhodes Barker, and lived in South Brookfield. They had three
Febi-uary
children
Charles, Elizabeth, and George.
3.
261
Emeline
E., born August 22, 1829; married, October 12, 1852, Rev. Isaac L. Ogden, and lived in Allegany, N. Y. They had
:
four children
Walter, Rollo, Florence, and Nelson.

22, 1832.
*
*
4.
5.
FuANKLiN Charles, born December
Lucy Adelaide,
born April
4,
1836.
in
6.
Louisa, born August
18, 1841,
and lived
South Brookfield, N. Y.
1. 2. 4. 10. 4. 2. 4. 4.
Franklin Charles Huntington, born December
22, 1832, in
South
N. Y., Louise Abigail, daughter of William Franklin and Desire (Bass) Langworthy. She was born February 25, 1836, in West Edmeston, N. Y. He was a farmer. He died September 2, 1904, in West Edmeston, N. Y. He was a Universalist.
Brookfield, N. Y.; married in April, 1856, in South Brookfield,
CHILDREN, born IN WEST EDMESTON,

* *
1.
N. Y.
Shirley Langworthy, born August

IvALOO, born October
10, 1860.
5,
1859.
2.
3.
LuELLA, born May

N. Y.
12,
1863;
in
her home
is
in
West Edmeston,
Teaches school
Oneonta, N. Y.
4.
5.
Luetta, born May 12, 1863. Charles Franklin, born February

27, 1889, in
19, 1865; married, February Westmoreland, N. Y., Melvia Dorleska, daughter of Jonathan Guernsey and Melissa Clarissa (Bennett) Brook. She was born August 26, 1867, in Georgetown, N. Y. He was a farmer. They removed to Oneonta, N. Y,, in 1891, and he is
now
a commercial traveler.
J'hey are Universalists.
1.2.4.10.4. 2. 4.4.
1.
Shirley Langworthy Huntington, born August 5, 1859, in West Edmeston, N. Y.; married, November 28, 1888, in Leonardsville, N. Y., Nellie Eliza, daughter of Thomas Morris and Amanda Jane (Dye) Rogers.
She was born February 20, 1868, in Leonardsville, N. Y. He is an attorney at law, and moved from Leonardsville, N. Oneonta, N. Y., Januar}- 1, 1889, where they now live. They are Free Baptists.
Y.,
to
children.
1.
2. 3.
Franklin Charles, born November 5, 1889. Elizabeth Amanda, born July 3, 1894, and died May
5,
1895.
4.
Lowell Shirley, Dorothy Louise,
born June
23, 1897.
4,
born March
1899.
262
1. 2. 4.
N.
Y.; married,
10. 4. 2. 4. 4. 2.
10, 1860, in Edmeston, N. Y., Geno Clair, son of He was born August 28, 1859. J. Deloss and Cynthia (Palmiter) Rogers. Mr. Rogers is Special Agent for the State Excise Department. They are Seventh Day Baptists, and reside in Edmeston, N. Y.
IvALOO (Huntington) Rogers, born October

October
7,
1885, in Edmeston,
CHILDREN, BORN IN LEONARDSVILLE,

*
1.
N. Y.
7,
Harold Huntington,
1910, in
born
May
12, 1889; Y.,
married September
West Edmeston, N.
Edmeston, N. Y.
Winnifred
Emma
Holmes.
They
2.
live in
Donald Deloss,
1.
2.4. 10.4.2.4.4.4.
born May 12, 1863, in West EdmesN. Y; married, October 28, 1886, in West Edmeston, N. Y., Frank Murray, son of Henry Luther and Frances Marion Spooner. He was born January 6, 1859, in Brookfield, N. Y., and was a widower before this marriage. He is an editor, and lived in Afton, N. Y., before moving to Brookfield,
LuETTA (Huntington) Spooner,
ton,
N. Y., where they now live. They are Seventh Day Baptists, and Mr. Spooner
Trustee.
is
the Village School
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Laurence Huntington, born July 22, 1887, in Brookfield, N. Malcolm Graeme, born February 17, 1892, in Brookfield, N. Jean Francois, born September 29, 1893, in Brookfield, N. Y.
Y. Y.
4.
Margaret
Louise, born January
17, 1899, in Afton,
N. Y.
1. 2. 4.
10. 4. 2. 4. 5.
born April
4, 1836, in
Lucy Adelaide (Huntington) Chesebrouoh,

South Brookfield, N. Y.; married February
in
14,
1856, in South Brookfield,
Amos, son of Henry and Asenath (Maxon) Chesebrough. He was born May, 1828, in Brookfield, N. Y. Mr. Chesebrough was a physician and surgeon, a graduate of Castleton He was Trustee of the Edmeston, N. Y., UniMedical college, in Vermont. He was a versalist church, and Supervisor of the same town for three terms. practicing physician for forty years, beloved and honored by all who knew him. He died December 9, 1894, and his wife on June 25, 1900, both in Edmeston, N. Y.
CHILDREN, BORN IN SOUTH BROOKFIELD,
*
1.
2.
263
N. Y.
Clarence Henry, born July 27, 1860. Carrol Amos, born April 7, 1862; married, January 25, 1888, West Edmeston, N. Y., Cora Anna Wheeler. They live
Edmeston. Philo, born October
29, 1865.
in
in
3.
1.2.4. 10.4.2.4.5.
Clarence Henry Chesebrough, born July
field,
1.
27, 1860, in South BrookN. Y.; married, January 10, 1883, in South PMmeston, N. Y., Minnie Genevieve Hooker. They live in Edmeston.
child.
1.
Florence Josephine, born October

N. Y.
22, 1886, in
South Edmeston,
1.2. 4. 10.4.2.4. 5.3.

Philo Chesebrough, m.
N.
Y.; married,
d.,
born October 29, 1865, in South Brookfield,
September
14, 1899, in
Jermyn,
Pa.,
Minnie Blanche Graves,
He
died June 30, 1909, in Scranton, Pa.
child.
1.
Elizabeth, born December
N. Y.
1.2. 4. 10.4. 3.
Joel Huntin<jton, born March 2, 1772; married, July 26, 1801, Mary Bingham, who died; after which he married, July 1, 1813, Laura Cheney. He lived in Manlius, X. Y., and died there December 21, 1850.
S.
children, born in manlius,

1.
n. y.
Ralph Bingham,
2.
Mary
3.
born November 21, 1802; was a sailor. Sophia, born May 15, 1814. and died January 17, 1826. William Ezra, born March 29, 1816; married,* November 30, 1853, Elizabeth Huntington Safford, and lived in Baldwinsville, N. Y. She died in Phcenix, N. Y., on February 3, 1896. He died in Phoenix, N. Y., June 29, 1886.
4.
Laura Philena,
born April
11,
1818; married, June
6,
1839,
Edward M. Robinson.
5.
They
lived in Pulaski,
N. Y., where she
died June 2, 1853. Julia Maria, born September

1843, Charles Smith,
1,
1820; married,
December
27,
6.
and lived and died in Manlius, N. Y. Joel Cheney, born December 27, 1822, and died September
1823.
22,
7.
Lemuel Cheney,
born June 27, 1824.
264
1.2. 4. 10. 4.3. 7.

Lemuel Cheney Huntington,
1849, Julia Sharp.
They
lived in
born June 27, 1824; married, May 10, Omaha, Neb., where he died July 10, 1881.
CHILDREN, BORN IN BALDWINSVILLE,

1.
N. Y.
Laura
then,
Eliza, born December
21,
1850.
in
Married John A. WorDenver,

Col.,
January
1."),
1883, and
died
April
5,
1885.
2.
Charles Smith, born November
22, 1853.
7,
3,
Arthur Sharp,
Neb.
born December
1856, and resides in
Omaha,
1. 2. 4.
ville,
10. 4. 3. 7. 2.
22, 1853, in
Charles Smith Huntington, born November
Baldwins-
N. Y.; married, December 21, 1882, in Omaha, Cora May, daughter of Merrick and Anna (Beattie) Cumings. She was born in Clarence, Iowa. He is a manufacturer and merchant. He lived in Baldwinsville, N. Y.,
until 1861, then
moved
to
Omaha, Neb., where he now
lives.
He
was City
Councilman from 1903 chairs in his Lodge.
to 1906.
He
is
a 33d degree Mason, and has held all
They
are Presbyterians.
children.
1.
Lois, born October
9,
1883, and died
March
;
16, 1893.
2.
Jean Huston,
born
May
3,
1885; married, October 23, 1908, in
3. 4.
5.
Omaha, Neb., Ernest Anson Conaway they live in Omaha, Neb. born August 8, 1887; lives in Omaha, Neb. born June 27, 1891; married, May 6, 1911, Sidney Reed Burr; they live in Omaha, Neb. Alice Cora, born July 8, 1902; lives in Omaha, Neb.
Lemuel Cheney, Helen Cumings,
1.2.4.10.4.6.
Abel Huntington, born February 21, 1777. Pursued his medical studies with Dr. Philemon Tracy of Norwich, and received his diploma from the ConIn May, 1797, he went to East necticut Medical Convention, in April, 1797.
Hampton, L. L, and entered upon the successful practice of his profession, in which he soon achieved most honorable distinction. In addition to a good medical reputation, he secured also reputation for qualities which fitted him for public service in civil life; and was called, for a while, from his professional In 1820 he was career, for the more noisy and stirring duties of political life.
appointed by the legislature of
New York
member
of the Electoral College,
in
265
James Monroe. In 1821 he was elected a member was a representative in the United States Congress, from the first congressional district of New York, and through both the twenty-third and twenty-fourth congresses he both by vote and speecli
which he gave
his vote to
of the
New York
senate.
In 1833-7 he
showed himself to be a consistent democrat of the Jackson school. In 1845 he was appointed by President Polk, collector of customs for the port of Sag Harbor, and served through the term for which he was appointed. In 1846 he was a member of the convention for revising the constitution of the State of
New York. In 1853 the Regents of the New York University conferred on him the lionorary degree of m. d. Among the venerable forms present at our pleasant family meeting in Norwich in 1857, none was more so than that of this hale and" still youthfully humorous and nuich beloved and honored man. He married, in Norwich, Frances Lee, daughter of George Lee of Norwich. He died in East Hampton, May 18, 1858, after three week's
illness.
His departure was in perfect peace.
CHILDREN, BORN IN EAST HAMPTON.

*
1.
2.
Mariette, born October 9, 1800. Cornelia, born June 24, 1803, and made frequent contributions to our
of the grace
lived with her father.
periodical literature;
Sea Spray, published in 1857, will and vigor of her style, as well as a living picture of the past in that old sea-exposed domain, on which its well told tales were once the verities of human life.
resided in East
She and the be a perpetual memorial
3.
* 4.
Abby L., born August 9, 1806, and George Lee, born July 15, 1811.
Hampton.
1.2.4. 10. 4.
Mariette (Huntington) Gardiner,
in
6. 1.
born October
9,
1800; married
February, 1820, David Gardiner of Brooklyn, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
John Lyon, who was
a practicang physician
at
Bull's
Head,
Dutchess County, N. Y.
2.
Charles Huntington, born in 1826; married Mary Russell Birge. He was at one time rector of the Episcopal Church at
In May, 1911, he was living in Bridgehampton, having retired from active service in the ministry. Mrs. Gardiner died June 16, 1915. Her husband predeceased her.
Ashfield, Mass.
L.
I.,
3.
Frances Lee.
She married,
in October, 1856,
Rev. C. P.
JNIaples,
then rector of Trinity Church, Portland, Oregon, but
who
after-
wards had a charge
in Ohio.
26G
1.2. 4. 10.4. 6.4.

George Lee Huntington,
married, October 24, 1833, in
born July 15, 1811, in East Hampton, L.
I.;
and Phebe (Coles) Hoogland.

died in East Hampton, L.
I.,
York, N. Y., Mary, daughter of Daniel She was born in 1812, in Manhasset, L. I., and
2,
New
January
1890.
He was
a physician, a graduate of N. Y. University

in Suffolk
and was Coroner

Presbyterians.
County, N. Y., for a number of terms.

I.,
He
died in fâst Hampton, L.
and Medical School, They were February 22, 1881.
CHILDREN, BORN IN EAST HAMPTON,

*
1.
L.
I.
2.
Benjamin Hoogland, born September 21, 1835. Charles Gardiner, born March 3, 1838, and died September
1848.
8,
3.
Abel, born October

L.
I.,
14, 1840;
Islip,
Kate Stansbury, daughter of AVilliam Cory and Amelia
(Snedecor) Smith.
She was born August

life
20, 1847, in Islip, L.I.
He was a physician. He was

subsecjuently entering
in general practice for
many
years,
insurance business, becoming Medical
Director of the N. Y. Life Insurance Co.

this
He
remained with
retained by the
Company
until failing health
compelled his resignation from
active participation in the work,
when he was
Company
of the
as Consulting
Medical Director.
He was
a graduate
N. Y. University and Medical College, 1862.
He was
1.
volunteer extra surgeon near the close of the Civil War, though not enlisted.
He
is
died
November
6,
1907, in Islip, L.
J.
Mrs.
Huntington
*
*
4.
5.
living in
Lakewood, N.
9,
Mary
George, born April 9, 1850. Elizabeth, born December
1853.
1.2. 4. 10.4. 6. 4.
1.
BEN.JAMIN Hoogland Huntington, born September 21, 1835, in East Hampton, L. I.; maiTied, October 13, 1857, in Brooklyn, N. Y., Sarah Rebecca, daughter of Stephen and Mary Elmira (Powell) Hayues. He was president of the Dime Savings Bank in Brooklyn, N. Y., and held a position of great trust with A. A. Lowe and Brother. His talent was along financial and literary lines, and his opinions were much sought and discussed with interest by advanced thinkers in the modern
banking world.
He was warden and

lyn,
vestryman
in St.
Mark's Ej)iscopal Church

Calif.
in
Brook-
N. Y.,
in
for
many
years.
He
in
retired in 1906 on account of impaired health,
and died
Januarj% 1912,
San Francisco,
His wife died August
8,
1896, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
il
*
1.
2.
267
N. Y.
Stephen Wallace, born October
14, 1858.
Mary Elmira, born November

ried.
25, 1860,
and died
in 1881,
unmar-
3.
4.
5.
Alice Lee, born in 1862, and died in 1878, in Brooklyn, N. Y. Cornelia, born June 4, 1864. Carolyn, born November 13, 1868; married Hamilton Parrish,
and
lives in
Bermuda.
in 1870.
6.
Frances Lee, born
1.
2.4. 10.4. 6. 4.
1. 1.
14, 1858, in
Stephen Wallace Huntington, born October
Brooklyn,
N. Y.; married, December 7, 1898, in Brooklyn, N. Y., Florence Laing. He was in the banking business for many years, and has now entered largely into the political arena of New Rochelle, where they reside, and where he
is
a very popular
He
tees.
is
at present
man. chairman
of the finance
and
local
improvement commitN. Y.
CHILDREN, born IN NEW^ ROCHELLE,

1. 2.
Stephen Wallace, born April 16, 1900. James Bogart Laing, born January 22,
1905.
1.2. 4. 10. 4. 6.4. 1.4.

Cornelia (Huntington) Keeney, born June
4,
1864, in Brooklyn,
N. Y.; married in 1886, in Brooklyn, Seth Ashby, son of Abner Chase and Susan (Ashby) Keeney. He was born March 30, 1864, in Jamaica, L. L INIr. Keeney is in the life insurance business, and lives in Santa Barbara,
California.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Ashby Huntington,
Gladys, born August
born November
29, 1901, in
19, 1887, in
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Denver, Colo.
1.
N.
F.
2.4. 10. 4. 6.4.
1. 6.
Frances Lee (Huntington) Erhart, born

Y.; married, April 12, 1894, in Brooklyn,
and Fany (Pfizer) Erhart.

7,
He
in 1870, in Brooklyn, William Herman, son of Charles was born in 1868, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Erhart died November
1902,
lives in
Mr. Erhart is a manufacturing chemist, and N. Y., and his two children with him.
New York
City,
268
CHILDREN.
1.
Margaret Huntington,
born iu May, 1895.

in
2.
Charles Frederick Huntington, born

1. 2. 4.
November, 1897.
10. 4. 6. 4. 4.
9,
George Huntington,
ried,
born April
1850, in East
Hampton, L.
I.;
mar-
October
6,
1874, in Pomeroy, O.,
Mary
Elizabeth, daughter of Martin and

30, 1850, in
Katherine P. (Horton) Heckard.

eroy, O.
Pomand
He
is
a physician, and a graduate of the College of Physicians

in 1871.
Surgeons of N. Y.,
He is the author of a paper on "Chorea," which he read before the Meigs and Mason Academy of Medicine in 1872, and which was pubhshed in the Medical and Surgical Reporter. This paper described a peculiar form of hereditary chorea existing in Long Island, N. Y., which has since attracted much attention, both at home and abroad, and which has been designated by the name of "Huntington Chorea." He lived in La Grangeville, N. Y., in 1874, Asheville, N. C, from 1901 to 1902, Hopewell Junction, N. Y., from 1903 to 1914 when they removed to
Cairo, N. Y.
They
are Episcojialians.
N. Y.
CHILDREN, BORN IN LA GRANGEVILLE,

*
*
1.
2.
Katherine, born July 27, 1875. Charles Gardiner, born July 1,
1878.
3.
4.
Abel, born June 5, 1880, and died December 22, 1891, in the Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled, in N. Y. City. Elizabeth, born November 27, 1881 lives at Hopewell Junction, N. Y.
;
5.
Edwin Horton, born October 22, 1883; lived at Hopewell Junction, N. Y. He graduated from Albany Medical College in May,
1914, and in 1915 was practicing in Cairo, N. Y.
6.
Eleanor, born September 27,1885;

N. Y.
lives at Hoi)ewell Junction,
1.2. 4. 10.4. 6.4. 4. 1.

Katherine (Huntin(;ton) Hutchinson,
(irangeville,
son of
born July 27, 1875, in La June G, 1899, in Islip, L. I., Moultrie Brailsford, He was born Joscjjh Hall Waring and Mary (Fi-eer) Hutchinson.
N.
Y.; married,
March
31, 1871, in Summerville, S. C.

is
Mr. Hutchinson
in the trafllc dept. of a
Steamship Line, and lived
in
Atlanta, Ga., from 1897 to 1900, in

since 1903 in Summerville, S. C.
Augusta, Ga., from 1900 to 1903, and

are Presbyterians.
They
CHILD.
1.
Abel Huntington,
born September
1,
1900, in Augusta, Ga.
269
1.2.4. 10.4. 6.4.4.2.

ville,
of
in
born July 1, 1878, in La GrangeN. Y.; married, December 12, 1006, in Brooklyn, N.Y., Marjorie, daughter Robert and Mary (Bannister) Stewart. She was born February 24, 1879, Brooklyn, N. Y. He graduated from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn,
8.
Chakles Gardiner Huntington,
ComMarch 1900, Elizabeth, N. J., to February' 1901, Brooklyn, N. Y., to December 1903, Summervilie, S. C, to June 1907, and is now living in Cliicago, 111. They are Episcopalians.
as B.
in 1899.
is
He
now with
the Western Banknote and Engraving
pany.
He
lived in
La
Grangeville, N. Y., to
CHILDREN.
1.
1,
1908.
19,
2.
Charles Gardiner,
born February
1913.
1. 2. 4.
in
10. 4. 6. 4. 5.
Bridge, born December 19, 1853, married January 24, 1872, in East Hampton, L. 1., Frederick, son of Edward and Harriet (Baker) Bridge. He was born June
East Hampton, L.
I.;
Mary Elizabeth (Huntington)
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. Bridge for many years was connected with H. Fogg and Co.; afterwards with the China and Japan Tradinor Co., Ltd., going, as manager of said Company, in 1879, to both China and Japan. He returned in May, 1884, with serious lung trouble. He had lived in Brooklyn, N. Y., in China and Japan, and died in Morristown, N. Y., October 27, 1884. Mrs. Bridge lives in Brooklyn, N. Y. She
17, 1849, in
the firm of
is
children.
*
1.
2.
Harriet Baker, born January 20, 1873. Elizabeth Huntington, born April 15,
married October
3,
1875, in Brooklyn N. Y.;
1900, in Brooklyn, X. Y.,
Howard
Valentine,
son of William H. and Rebecca (Higgin) Merrell.
He was
born
is a physician and surgeon, and graduated in June, 1894, from Peddle Institute, Hightstown, N. J., and from the College of Physi-
February
14,
1875. in South Branch, N. J.
Mr. Merrell
cians
ville, Pa.,
and Surgeons in New York, in 1898. from 1900 to 1905, and now lives
21,
He
lived in
MeadN. Y.
in Brooklyn,
They
*
3.
Julia, born March
187 7.
*
*
4. 5.
6.
Frederick William, born March 4, 1879. Florence Huntington, born June 12, 1880. Edward George, born April 27, 1883, in Yokohama, died AprU 29, 1902, in Saranae, N. Y.
Jajjan,
and
270
1.2.4. 10. 4. 6.4.5.

in
1.
20, 1873,
Harriet Baker (Bridge, Sammis) Goodman, born January
Brooklyn, N. Y.; married October 17, 1894, in Brooklyn, to Whitefiekl Sammis. In 1902 she was granted a divorce, and in 1903 she married Harry
Goodman, of Los Angeles,
California,
where they now

(sammis.)
live.
CHILD,
1.
Kenneth Whitefield,
born July
25, 1895.
1.2. 4. 10.4. 6.4. 5. 3.

Julia (Bridge) Austin, born March
lyn,
21,
187 7, in Brooklyn, N. Y.;

Tliey live in Brook-
married November 22, 1898, Dwight Edwards Austin.
N. Y.
children.
1.
Marjorie Huntington, born September
29, 1899.
2.
Edward
Bridge, born July
17, 1904.
3.
Elizabeth Huntington, born
April 29, 1907.
1.2. 4. 10.4. 6. 4.5.4.

Frederick William Bridge, born March
married October 19, 1907, in Southold, L.
live in Southold, L.
I.
I.,
4, 1879, in Brooklyn, N. Y.; Phebe Rockwell Marshall. They
child.
1.
Frederick Marshall, born August
18, 1908.
1.2.4. 10.4. 6.4.5. 5.

Florence Huntington (Bridge) Hutchinson, born June
in
12, 1880,
Shanghai, China; married June 12, 1902, Joseph Waring, son of Philip He was born September Henry and Susan Jane Clark (Freer) Hutchinson.
3,
1877,
and died January
17, 1915.
They
lived in Summerville, S. C.
children.
1. 2.
3.
Frederick Bridge, born June 27, 1904 died Joseph, born May 12, 1906. Daniel Hoogland, born August 21, 1908.
;
May
13, 1905.
271
1.2.4. 10.4.
Charles Huntington, born September
rieil
7.
15, 1779, in Norwich, Ct.; marAugust 3, 1810, ]\Iartha, daughter of Abel and Margaret (Tracy) Hyde. She was born July 8, 1783, and died March 10, 1830, in Chittenango, X. Y. He was an artisan, and an elder in the Dutch Reformed Church. His
influence in the church
Norwich,
Ct., in Sullivan,
and community was eminently happy. He lived in N. Y., and in Columbus, N. Y. He died in Chit-
tenango, N. Y., January 20, 1859.
CHILDREN.
1,
Margaret Elizabeth, born August

West, September
16, 1845, in
17, 1811 married Charles C. Columbus, N. Y.

;
2.
3.
*
*
4.
5. 6.
1815, in Columbus, N. Y.; died December 8, 1836, in Schenectady, N. Y. Silas Hyde, born March 18, 1818. Charles, born May 18, 1820. Joel, born in Chittenango, N. Y., October 27, 1822; graduated at Union College in 1848, and was a tutor there in 1849 and '50.
Ezra Abel, born June 12, 1813. Sarah Augusta, born May 12,
He
studied theology, and was ordained.
He
month
died August 12,

after his settle-
1854, in Albany,
N.
Y., of cholera, one
ment
as
preacher in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

testifies
Professor Pearson, of Union College, thus

his character: "
respecting
He was
a fine scholar, and bid fair for eminence
in his profession.
His untimely death, wliile on a visit to his brother Ezra, in Albany, occasioned great grief to his friends, both here and at Milwaukee."
7.
Mary
Sophia, born June
16, 1826.
1.2. 4. 10. 4. 7. 2.
Ezra Abel Huntington,
married,
ter of
first,
born June
12,
1813, in
Columbus, N. Y.;
July
30, 1839, in
Schenectady, N. Y.,
Anna Euphemia, daughVechten.
Jacob and Katherine Van

15, 1817, in
Wyck (Mason) Van
She was born
June N. Y.
He
Schenectady, N. Y., and died April 6, 1866, in Auburn, married, second, April 16, 1868, in Albany, N. Y., Katherine,
daughter of Jacob and Martha (Van Dyke) Van Vechten. cember 27, 1825, in Schenectady, N. Y.
Îr.
She was born De-
Huntington was a Presbyterian clergjman, and a professor in the He graduated from Union College in 1833. He was pastor in Albany, N. Y., from 1836 to January 10, 1855, professoi- in the Auburn Seminary from June, 1855, to 1893, then Professor Emeritus, from 1893 to the time of his death, which occurred July 14, 1901, in Auburn, N. Y. A memorial volume was published in 1902, containing
Theological Seminary in Auburn, N. Y.
272
of
photographs and addresses given at the memorial service, held in the Chapel Auburn Seminary, January 15, 1902.
The
following are exti-acts from a tribute to Dr. Huntington published

:
soon after his death
He came
was a period
to
Auburn
in
1854 from an influential pastorate
in
Albany.
It
Seminary after a time of weakness and discouragement. With Dr. Hopkins, still a young man from the old Faculty, and Dr. Edwin Hall and Dr. Jonathan B. Condit called at the same time with Dr. Huntington, the Seminary entered upon a new career of growth and wide
of reconstruction for the
iuHuence.
The
best traditions of the elder time were repeated.
Until 1867,
Dr. Huntington gave instruction in both Old and
New
Testaments.
Then
with the appointment of Professor Pierce, one of his pupils, to the chair of the
Hebrew language and

James
S.
literature,
he gave himself solely
to the
New
Testament.
Dr.
In 1884, Dr. Huntington's work was limited to

eighty, Dr. Huntington
nificant of the
New
Testament
criticism.
Riggs becoming Professor of Biblical Greek.
In 1892, at the age of
was made Professor Emeritus. These facts are siggrowth of theological education and the enlarging conception and influence of his own work As a pastor, Dr. Huntington received the degree of Doctor of Divinity from Columbia College, and the degree of Doctor
Laws many years after from Lafayette. Only the men who knew Dr. Huntington in his prime can appreciate the The Seminai-y was varied and effective work he did for Auburn Seminary.
of
his life
and he gave himself without
stint to its welfare.
He was
influential in
the counsels of trustees and Faculty.

in constant service.
His foresight and practical energy were

its
He
administered the scholarship funds of the Seminary,
won new
friends for the Seminary, increased
endowment and advanced

Seminary,
it
its
instruction.
Influential as
he was
in these general interests of the
was
to
the special
work
of teaching that
he gave himself.
Others might write books,
upon the hearts of his ))upils. To this one thing he gave He was a most acceptathe power and the joy of mission. ble preacher and often sought for, but tlie sermons were never suffered to inName, praise of men these were not cared for in terfere with his teaching. He was a patient, careful, the privilege of training men for the ministry. kindly teacher, ministering to the dull and the indifferent with more sense of His mind was clear and logical rather than obligation than to the brilliant. imaginative and mystical. He therefore insisted upon clear analysis and upon system in truth, giving the large outlines of a writer and putting emphasis upon He was familiar with the minute exegetical scholarship of recent doctrine. days and used the tools and results for himself, but did not so much ])ut them into the hands of his pupils as give them the results that satisfied his own judgment. He was a fine example of the older method of teaching. And his pupils were like his children. He had them uj)on his heart. He welcomed them to his home. He followed them in their work. He was
he chose
to write
himself.
He had
everywhere the same thoughtful, wise, generous friend.
273
Church and
his service
He was
an example to believers
in his love of the
for the higher interests of the city.
He was
generous in the use of time and
means for every good cause. He did not suffer absorbing studies and pressing demands of his profession to be an excuse for the neglect of the common Every pastor thought of him as his duties and opportunities of the Church. He was never more happy than in the weekly prayer-meetright hand man. ing, supplementing the address of the leader, catching the thought from some word of prayer or remark of an humble disciple and pouring into it the wealth
of his Bible knowledge, his deep experience of God's grace, his earnest desu-e
to
be of help to men.
life.
It
was
to the
young men who
listened a liberal educa-
tion in spiritual
The
tious
service in every
sphere came from his heart.

genuine, from
life,
It
was simply the

facti-
outflow of a rich, cultured, harmonious manhood.
There was nothing

life.
and
professional:
it
was
all
the
He had
a Puritan
and yet such a sense of God's goodhe was full of mirth and humor. He loved little children and his childlike spirit bubbled over with joyousness of living. There was conviction with charity. He held to his own views most tenaciously. He saw no reason for changing the early views he formed of the Scriptures and Christian doctrine. But he never bolstered up " Mercy and his own views by condemning those who differed from him. truth" were met together in this life. There was rock in the character, but like the rock of some mountain glen it sent forth its sweet waters and beautiful
conscience and a most serious view of
ness,
and such
faith in " the all things for good," that
things
grew along the way.
CHILDREN.
1.
Charles, born May

Albany, N. Y.
28, 1840.
and died December
28,
1840, in
2.
* * *
3. 4.
October 22, 1841, in Albany, N. Y., and died September 14, 1871, in Auburn, N. Y. Chester, born October 19, 1843. Katherene, born August 12, 1845.
Anna Mason, born
5.
6.
Samuel Van Vechten, born November 10, Martha Hyde, born September 9, 1857.
1852.
1.2.4. 10.4. 7.2.3.

ried
Chester Huntington, born August 19, 1843, in Albany, N. Y.; marJune 30, 1873, in Xew York City, N. Y., Katherine Hazard, daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Breese (Vermilye) Smith. She was born June 8, 1852, He is an arcliitect and engineer, a graduate of Hamilin New York, N. Y. ton College, in 1866, and was a student at Columbia College School of Mines from 1866 to 1869. He was Professor of Mathematics, and Physics at Hamilton College, from 1870 to 1880. He lived in Albany, and Auburn, N. Y., up to 1855, at Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y., to 1869, in New York City,
18
274
N. Y.,
to 1880, Flushing,
N.
Y., to
1882, and in
Princeton, N.
J.,
from 1895
to the present time.
He was
1898.
a deacon in the Congregational church at Flushing, X. Y., from
1885 to 1906, and a member of the Flushing Board of Education from 1895 to
They are Presbyterians.

CHILDREN.
1.
Edward Vermilyk,
ried July
of
6,
born April
S.
1909, in
Xew York
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
N. Y.: marEdwards, daughter Van Yolkenburgh.

26, 1874, in Clinton,
City, Susie
He is assistant professor of mathematics, at Harvard University. He is a graduate of Harvard College, A. b., 1895, a.m., 1897, and of Strassburg, ph. d., 1901. He lived as a boy in Flushing,
N.
Y.; taught for
two years
is
in
Williams College,
in
Williams-
town, Mass., and
now
living in
Cambridge, Mass.
They
are
Congregationalists.
2.
Tracy, born April

at
X. Y.; died June 30, 1879,
3.
Asbury Park, N. J. Howard, born December

Princeton, X. J.
13,
1885, in Flushing, X. Y.; lives in
He
is
a prominent
member
of the
Aero Club
of
America, and has designed a new form of flying machine intended

for military scout work.
4.
Katherine, born June

Princeton, X. J.
10,
1893,
in
Flushing, X. Y.; lives in
1.
2. 4. 10.4. 7.2. 4.
Katherine (Huntington) Bigelow, born August 12, 1845, in Albany, X. Y.; married, June 24, 1868, in Auburn, X. Y., Dana Williams, son of Horace and Julia Ann (Porter) Bigelow. He was born Xovember 27, 1843, in Waterville, X. Y. Mr. Bigelow is a clergyman, a graduate of Hamilton College, 1865, and of Auburn Theological Seminary, 1868. He was j)astor of the Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville, X. Y., from l.s6.s to 1872; of the Congregational Church in Pitcher, X. Y., from 1.S72 to 1.S77. and of the Memorial Presbyterian Church in Utica, X. Y., since 1877. He was Moderator of the Synod of Xew York from October, 1904, to October. 1905, and was given the degree of D. D., by Hamilton College in 1906.
children.
1.
Anna Van Vechten,

maiTied, June
5,
born March
31, 186!), in Fayetteville,
X. Y.;
1889, in Utica, X. Y.,
Rev. James
Burton
Rodgers.
They
live in
Manila, Philippine Islands.
2.
275
N.
Y.;
Harriet Williams,
lives in
born June Northampton, Mass.
7,
1870, in Fayetteville,
3.
Horace, born December
18, 1871, in Fayetteville, N. Y.; married, September 26, 1900, in Fayetteville, N. Y., Anna Sophia Wells. He died October 15, 1901, in New York City, N. Y. He was a
physician.
4.
Laura Gertrude,
5.
6.
born March 23, 1874, in Pitcher, N. Y.; died December 31, 1897, in Utica, N. Y. Frances Helen, born November 15, 187 7, in Utica, N. Y.; died J\[ay 12, 1879, in Utica, N. Y. Katherine Huntington, born November 9, 1880, in Utica,
N.
7.
Y.; died
July 26, 1895,
in
Utica,
N. Y.
Ruth Tracy,
now
lives.
born March
21,
1883, in Utica, N. Y., where she
8.
Mason Huntington, born February he lives in New York City.
11, 1888, in
Utica,
N. Y.;
1. 2. 4. 10. 4. 7. 2. 5.
born November 10, 1852, in November 3, 1887, in New York City, N. Y., Marie Robertina, daughter of Abraham Van Wyck and Mary Van Zandt
Albany, N. Y.;
married,
Samuel Van Vechten Huntington,
(Lane)
Van Vechten.
is
He
City,
a varnish manufacturer,
till
She was born July 22, 1857, in New York and lived in Albany, N. Y.,
1873.
City.
until 1856,
New York where he now resides. He graduated from Hamilton College in 1873. He was with Edward Smith and Company, manufacturers of varnish, beginning in March, 1879. The business was incorporated in 1889. He became treasurer and general manager in 1893, and president in 1907, which office he holds to date, (Decemthen in Auburn, N. Y.,
In October, 1873, he
moved
to
ber, 1911.)
He
has been a member, for
many
years, of the Republican
Club of
of
New
York, the Drug and Chemical Club, the
New York
Board
Trade and
Transportation, and President of the National Varnish Manufacturers' Association for three terms, of one year each, until
He
is
member
of the
November, 1911. Reformed (Dutch) Church of America, was
deacon from 1882 to 1883, again from 1899 to 1911; Elder in 1911, all in the Collegiate Reformed (Protestant Dutch) Church of New York, N. Y.
children.
*
1.
Effe Knox,
born August
16, 1888. 27,
2.
Theodore, born August
1893; died August 29, 1893.

18, 1894; died
3.
Marie Frances,
born September
May
10, 1896.
276
1. 2. 4. 10. 4. 7. 2. 5. 1.
Ekfe Knox (Huntington) Hayes, born August

City; married, Ai)ril 29, 1911. in
16, 1S88. in
New York
1883, in
New
York, Frank Anderson, son of Francis
Mason and Ellen Lucretia (lluss) Hayes. He was born Ot-tober 17, Deep Creek Falls, Wash. Mr. Hayes is a nieclianioal and electrical engineer, a iiraduate
College in 1907, of Columbia College in 1909, and of
tute of
tlie
of
Yale
Massachusetts Insti-
Technology
in 1910.
He
lived in Buffalo,
]\Ianor,
N.
Y.,
and moved
to
New
York
City.
They
reside in
Pelham
N. Y.
CHII.DREN.
1.
2.
3.
Frank Mason, born September 14, 1912. Maijcia Van Vechten, born August 17, 1913. Effe Lucretia, born November 4, 1912; died March
29, 1915.
1. 2. 4.
10.4. 7.
2. 6.
Gilchrist, born September 9, 1857, in Auburn, N. Y.; married, March 5, 1890, in Auburn, N. Y., John Gilchrist. He was born March 1, 1851, in Thornhill, Scotland, and died January 2ti, He was a dry goods merchant. He had lived in 1901, in Boston, Mass. Thornhill, and Glasgow, Scotland. He moved to Boston, ]Mass., in 1870. He was, and she is, a Presbyterian, and resides in Auburn, N. Y.
Martha Hyde (Huntington)
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Huntington, born November John Mason, born August 20,
16, 1891.
1893.
3. 4.
5.
Robert, born June 4, 1895. Douglas Jardine, born September 13, 1896. Roger Van Vechten, born September 13,
1903, in Boston, Mass.
189(;; died
May
23,
1. 2. 4.
Silas
married
in
10.4. 7.4.
Maich
Cahill.
18, 181N, in
Hyde Huntington,
Lackawaxen,
2,
I'a.,
})orn
Sally
Ann
llartsville, N. Y.: She was born Novendier 29,
1822, and died ]May
1897.
He
died January
6,
1904, in Chicago,
111.
children.
1,
Joel, born March 15, 1847, 1850, in the same town.
in
Lackawaxen,
Pa.,
and died
May
2,
2.
Martha,
born December
18, 1849.
3.
277
AsHER, born July

sas City,
8,
1851, in Lackawaxen, Pa.; married,
May
22,
1880, in Kansas, Ella
Brown, (deceased).
24, 1853, in
He
is
living in
Kan-
Mo.
born June
Lafayette, Ind.; married,
resides in Pitts-
4.
Maria Ruth,
March
8,
1891,
James Williamson Nulton, and
ton, Pa.
5.
6.
Charles Ezra, born June 22, 1856. Silas Hyde, born September 1, 1858;
Barclay, Pa.
died September
1,
1859, in
7.
Kate Mallory,
in Chicago,
8.
born March 11, 1861, in Barclay, Pa. Debir Ribgeway, born April 23, 1863, in Barclay, Pa., and
111.
died
9.
John Cahill,
Nettie
born August 30, 18G5, in Barclay, Pa.; married

;
M. Brown
they live in Kansas City, Mo.
1.2.4. 10.4.7.4.2.
Martha (Huntington)
waxen,
Pa.; married,
October
21, 1873.
Briox, born December Enos Brion.
IS, 1849,
in
Lacka-
children.
1.
Ezra Huntington,
born February
1,
1875, and died
June
23,
1875, in Pittston, Pa.

2.
Helen Stewart,
April
9,
born July 12, 1876,
in Pittston, Pa.,
and died
Kan.;
1899, in Sioux Falls, S. D.

23, 1879,
in
3.
John Huntington, born February

lives in Scenic, S.
Beloit,
D.
23, 1880, in Beloit, Kan.;
4.
Clara Louise,
January
5,
born November
married,
1907, in Ballard, Wash., Dr. Loren Burton Waddell.
They
5.
live in Everett,
Wash.
Richard Kennett,
Sioux Falls,
S.
born
May
16, 1883, in Beloit, Kan.;, lives in
D.
1.
2.4. 10.4. 7.4. 5.
married,
of
Charles Ezra Huntington, born June 22, 1856, in Atliens, Penn.: December 29, 1875, in West Pittston, Penn., Adah Estella, daughter
INIary
Orange, Penn.
(Seward) Harding. She was born March 26, 1855, in a hardware dealer, and also followed the oil business. He spent the early part of his life in Pittston, Pa.; moved to Warren, Pa., and Uved there from 1889 to 1902, when he moved to Birmingham, Ala., where he died May 4, 1908. He was a Presbyterian.
Palmer and
He was
278
CHILDREN.
1.
EuLALiA, born May
20, 1878, in Jefferson
City, Penn.,
and died
April 19, 1879, in Tarport, Penn.

2.
Ezra, born December

Rock, Penn.
3,
1879, and died
December
4,
1879, in
Red
3.
Mary
4.
Belle, born November 14, 1882, in Dallas City, Penn.; Birmingham, Ala. Charles Ezra, born February 2, 1886, and died February 5,
lives in
1886, in Dallas City, Penn.

5.
Baby, born June

ton, Penn.
20, 1889,
and died June
28, 1889, in
West
Pitts-
1. 2. 4.
ried,
10. 4. 7. 5.
18, 1820, in Hartsville, N. Y.; marSeptember 1, 1847, in Lackawaxen, Pa., Eliza Ellen, daughter of Charles Beardsley and Elizabeth (Barnes) Ridgway. She was born August 27, 1831, He was a Presbyterian clergyman, and a graduate of in Lackawaxen, Pa. Union College and Theological Seminary. He went to the Presbyterian
Charles Huntington, born May
Church
in 1852.
in
Wysox, Penn.,
in 1848,
then to Orwell, Pa., Presbyterian Church,
He
died in Overton, Pa., September 17, 1855, and was buried in
Wysox, Pa.
children.
*
1.
2.
Ella, born October 23, 1848. Ezra Chester, born May 21, 1850,
April 30, 1905, in Goldfield, Nev.
in
Wysox, Penn., and
died,
3.
4.
Charles Warner, born December 11, 1852. Julius Foster, born November 5, 1855, in Dushore, Pa.
1.
2.4. 10.4. 7.
5. 1.
Ella (Huntington) Clarke,
born October 23, 1848, in Wysox, Pa.;
married, January 24, 1876, in Port Jervis, N. Y., Elliott Dwight, son of Elias
and Catherine Mary Clarke. He was born November 28, 1847, in INIilford, Conn. Mr. Clarke is a manufacturer of bent carriage wood-work, and lives in Milford, Conn., where his wife died June 11, 1902.
children.
1.
Charles Elliott, born January

1892, in Milford, Conn.
5,
1877, and died October 29,
2.
3.
Martha Huntington, born November 12, 1878, in Milford, Conn. Ridgway Van Etten, born October 12, 1880, and died May 2,
1898, in Milford, Conn.
4.
CuESTKR Newton, born October
16, 1888, in Milford,
Conn.
1.
279
2.4. 10.4. 7.5.3.
Charlks Warner Huntington, born December 11, 1852, in Orwell, May 24, 1882, at White Lake, N. Y., Alice, daughter of David Barton and Mary Catherine (Potts) Kinne. She was born December 4, 1858,
Pa.; married.
at
White Lake. N. Y. He is a dentist, and

Y., 1876, in Glean,
resides.
JST.
lived in Port Jervis.

Y., 1879
is
;
N. Y., 1863,
in
White Lake,
N-
went
to Williamsport, Pa., April 1, 1886,
where he now
1886.
He
a graduate of the Philadelphia Dental College,

in
AYhen he was but 15 years old he joined the (Dutch) Reformed church
Port Jervis, N. Y.;
then transferred to the Presbyterian church in Glean,
When he where he was deacon and Sunday School superintendent. to Williamsport, Pa., he became elder and clerk of the session in the Second Presbyterian church of that place, and retained those offices for thirteen years. He later became a member of the Congregational church in
N.
Y.,
moved
Williamsport, and was deacon and clerk.
He
is
also publisher of a prohibition leaflet,
"The Index," which
has quite
a large circulation.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Amy
Hortense, born February
9,
1887.
Barton Kinne,
1.
born July 31, 189U.
He
is
an
artist.
2.4. 10.4.
Edward
L..
7. 5. 3. 1.
9,
Amy Hortense (Huntington)

married, January 27, 1911,
Nichols, born February
1887;
son of George Wallace and Georgiana
Celeste (Beers) Xichols; he was born April 5, 1887.
He
is
a plumber, and a
member
of Co.
torius service.
K, 9th Reg. N. G. of Penn., with rank of Sergeant, for meriHe early joined the Methodist church, but later he and his wife
joined the First Congregational church of Williamsport, Pa.
They
live in
Williamsport, Pa.
School.
]\lrs.
Nichols
is
a graduate of the
WiUiamsiMjrt High
children.
1. 2.
Eleanor Huntington,
born Gctober
10, 1913.
21, 1911.
Alice Frances, born April
1. 2. 4. 10. 4. 7. 7.
Mary
Sophia (Huntixgton) Williams, born June
16,
1826,
in
Chittenaugo, N. Y.; married, September 20, 1848, in Columbus, N. Y., Isaiah
He was born June 19, 1814. Mr. Williams was a farmer. He lived in Chittenango, N. Y., until 1873; then went to Viueland, N. J., and in May 1874, to Philadelphia, Pa., where he They were PresbyterHis wife died August 9, 1912. died April 12, 1900. ians, jVli-. Williams was an elder in the (Dutch^ Reformed Church, in ChittenLoomis, son of James and Susannah Williams.
ango, N.
Y''.
280
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
N. Y., and She was a talented writer of Sunday School books. She wrote "The Sprag Boy" and "Hugh Pennak," published by the American S. S. Union; "The Hastings," "Dr. Trent's Cousin," "Miss Kitty," "Mr. Darwing's Daughter" and "Dorothy Dorchester," published by the Presbyterian Board of Publication. Mary Anna, born August 23, 1854, in Chittenango, N. Y., and died October 16, 1854, in Chittenango, N. Y.
29, 1851, in Cbittenango,
Helen Blanch,
born June
died in February,
1893, in Philadelphia, Penn.
3.
Frances Anna,
born April 11, 1856, and died September
10,
1869, in Chittenango,
4.
Mary
She
N. Y. Catherlne, born August

an adopted child.
1,
1869, in Chittenango, X.-Y.
is
1. 2. 4. 10. 4. 10.
in
David Huntington, born April 24, 1808. He studied theology and was
city, in 1812;
1788; graduated at
Union College
ordained deacon of the Protestant
Episcopal church, by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Hobart, in Trinity church,
New
York
and
in
1815 was ordained priest in
St.
Paul's
dmrch,
Charlton, N. Y.
in 1813.
His second wife
He married for his first wife, Ann Dows of Charlton, N. Y., whom he married in Charlton, also, was Catherine
still
Callegan; and he married for his third wife, Lydia Blakeslee Allen, of Harpersville,
N. Y., who
survived in Harpersville, in 1862.
He was
cal
a devoted Episcopalian, classing himself neither with the technii)arty,
High church nor Low church

fell
maintaining that they
who went
be-
yond, or
below the plain, simple doctrine of the church, were equally

"In every relation of
life
erroneous.
he maintained himself without reproach.
measure by the cares of the world, and adversities which he could not control, he still preserved his Christian integrity and faith to the end, and ever labored to discharge his duty to the flock to which he was mintimes, tried above
ister."
At
For several years he resided
in Harpersville
without parochial charge,
yet ministering in the

parishes.
in the
name
of Christ as
he had
calls anions; the
neighboring
His former parishioners liave

to his souls, as
fittingly testified their
regard for him

:
monument they placed

9,
memory,
l)earing the noble tribute
"He
watched for our

ville,
one that must give account."
He
died in Harpers-
April
1855.
children, born in harpersville,

1.
n. y.
2.
3.
Elizur, born April 14, 1814, and died ward passage from Spain in 1833. Ezra, born August, 1818. Joseph V. Kirk, born in 1820.
single at sea, on the
home-
4.
281
in the
Elizabeth, married H. V.
S.
Sherman, and went, early
California excitement, to that land of gold.
5.
Sarah Maria,
the only child of the third wife.
1.2.4. 10.4. 10.5.

Sarah Maria (Huntington) Keyes,
married August
11, 1859, in
born
in
Harpersville, N. Y.;
Iowa, Henry Plumer, son of Henry Keyes, of

in St. Louis,
Conneaut, Ohio.
to the
She died
in
Mo., October 31, 187G.
He was
graduate of Yale in 1842.
After graduation he studied law, and was admitted

184.5.
Ohio bar
August,
lie afterwards
engaged
in
mercantile
business for several years in Conneaut, and

1865, in
from June, 1856, to October,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

died there on
He
3,
then removed to St. Louis, Mo., but re1894.
turned to Cedar Rapids in January, 1878, and there spent the rest of his
life.
He
December
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Mary Huntington,
Helen Grant,
born
born September
1,
1861.
2.
3.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; married Daniel B. Merry, in Albuquerque, N. M. Virginia Morley, born January 16, 1870, in St. Louis, Mo. In
17, 1862, in
May
1894, she lived in Cedar Rapids.
1.2. 4. 10. 4. 10. 5.

Mary Huntington
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; married June 23, 1886, Marchant Ramsdell, m.d., of Lampasas, Texas.
in
1.
1,
(Keyes) Ramsdell, born September

in
1861, in
Cedar Rapids, Charles They were in Eddv, N.M.,
1894.
They
resided in Cove, Oregon, in 1908.
children, born in LAMPASAS, TEXAS.

1.
Helen Huntington,
2.
Mary
born September 17, 1889. Virginia, born February 2, 1891; died in La Luz, N. M.,
23, 1898.
3.
December 10, 1894. Eunice Elizabeth, born July
1. 2. 4.
10. 5.
13,
Thomas Huntington,
born January
1744-5.
He
graduated at
Ashford,
Yale, 1768, and entered the medical profession, practicing
first in
and afterwards in Canaan, Conn. He married ]Mary Ward of Attleboro, Mass., who was born, May 8, 1753, and died March 31, 1828. He died in Canaan, Februarj' 22, 1835. He was a man of a most genial disposition, making himself one of the most companionable of men. He was especially
282
interested in the young,
and
for the age in
which he
lived,
devoted himself,
with no ordinary success, to their improvement.
He was
an early friend of
common
schools,
and earnestly
insisted
upon the most
efficient discipline
and
thorough instruction in them.
He
took great pains to secure good teachers
and made himself their friend and helper.
He
left
a volume of essays, which

;
evince this interest in their increased intelligence and efficiency
and which
show him
to
have been a
man
of an earnestly inquisitive mind.
CHILDREN WERE BORN

*
1.
IN
ASHFORD, CONN.
2.
Thomas, born September 29, Mary, born October 17, 17 70

Rose, a carriage maker
in
1773.
;
married, February
7,
1820, Alvan
Geneva,
3.
Erastus, born Januarys,

single in
1779.
New Yoi-k. He was a merchant
and died
Havana, September
17.
17, 1807.
4. 5.
Matilda, born December

Clarissa, born June
her
sister,
29, 1780.
1784, and lived in Charlotte, Vt.. with
Mrs. Pease.
8,
6.
7.
Horace, born July

Miles, born April
178G.
29, 1789,
15, 1792.
and died
]\Iay
1,
1790, in Ashford.
8.
Owen,
born
May
1.2.4. 10.5.
College, 1798.
1.
Thomas HuNTiNCiTON, born September 29, 1 773, graduated at Williams He entered on the legal profession in Hartford, Conn., where
he married Mary Newport Burbridge, who was boim in Hartford, June 15, 1783. He sjjcnt the latter i)art of his life in editing and adapting to American practice, several standard English law works.
Ho
died
November
9,
1833.
child.
*
1.
Ehastits, born June
9,
1808.
1.
2.4. 10.5.
1. 1.
June
9,
Erastus Huntington, born

June
14, 1855,
at Hartford, Conn.,
1808; married,
Elizabeth Hecker Vanderhoff,
who was born
in
Newfoundland,
May
was
24, 1828.
in
He was
])n)(if
member
in
of Capt. Partridge's military school.
He
1860 a
reader
Hariu'r's printing establishment, residing in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Thomas, born
James.
in lirooklyn,
N. Y., April
29. 185G.
2.
3. 4.
Mary.
Elizabeth.
283
1.2. 4. 10. 5.4.

Matilda (Huntington) Pease,
born iu Ashford, Conn., December
29,
1780; married, June 14, 1803, in Canaan, Conn., Salmon, son of Calvin and SaUy (Ives) Pease. He was born, June 14, 1783, in Norfolk, Conn.
Mr. Pease was a farmer, and resided in Canaan, Conn., until the Fall of when he went to Charlotte, Vt., whore he died July 23, 1857. His wife died July 1, 1873, in the same town. They were Congregationalists.
1826,
CHILDREN, BORN IN CANAAN, CONN.

1.
Frederick Salmon, born May 21,1804; married, September 18, 1832, Julia Lawrence. He died March 22, 1867, in Albany. N. Y.
Calvin, born August
15, 1835,
2. 3.
20, 1806; died young.
Erastus Huntington, born September 10,1807; married
April
4.
Lydia B. Fry, of Albany. He was a paper manufacturer at Balston and Little Falls, N. Y. Aaron Gaylord, born Februai-y 22, 1811 married October 18, 1842, Aune Page. He died in Rutland, Vt. He was a graduate
;
of the University of
Vermont, and was
for jears a Congregational
minister in Norwich, Vt.

5.
Calvin, born August
12, 1813;
married Martha, daughter of Judge

11,
Howes
of Montpelier, Vt.,
in
May
1843; he graduated at the
University of Vermont
1838; professor of Latin and Greek
languages in 1842, and in 1855 elected president of the University.
He
was, in 1862, pastor of the
first
Presbyterian church iu
17,
Rochester, N. Y.
ton, Vt.
He
died
September
1863, in
Burling-
6.
7.
Thomas Huntington, born October Peter Edwârd, born May 11, 1818;
delia,
24, 1815.
married, June 14, 1841, Cor-
daughter of Everett and Lydia (Chase) Rich.

5,
He
died
February
8.
1905, in Burlington, Vt.
Mary Matilda,
Reuben
O.,
born August 20, 1820; married, September 21,
1841, George Francis.

9.
She died
in Burlington, Vt.
born August
unmarried.
23, 1823; died
January
27, 1848, in
Char-
lotte, Vt.,
10.
Roscius Milton, born March

Charlotte, Vt., unmarried.
7,
1825; died October 12, 1844, in
1. 2. 4.
married,
10. 5. 4. 6.
born in Canaan, Conn., October
24, 1815;
Thomas Huntington Pease,

first,
April 16, 1838, Catherine Nodine, daughter of
Abraham Coon.
She
She died
died in
in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
A^'iîa^l
He
married, second, April 17, 1848, Elizabeth, married, third, June

1852, Eliza Morris.
daughter of
Haekaliah Preston and Maria (Curtiss) Graham.
New
Haven, Conn.
He
2,
She died
in Bethel, Vt.
He
died September 15, 1890, in
New
Haven, Conn.
He
was for
fifty
years a bookseller in
New
Haven, Conn.
"284
CHILDREN.
1.
Caroline Matilda, born
in
Brooklyn, N. Y.. January 12, 1839; Brooklyn, N. Y., Feln-uary 17, 1841.
1849.
died in Branford, Conn., September 12, 1894.

2.
Mary Huntington,
born
in
3.
4.
William Barritt, born January 30, 1844. Salmon Graham, born in New Haven, Conn., March
3,
He
entered Yale College in 1867, but
left after tAvo years,
with-
out graduating.
He was
with George P. Putnam's Sons in
New
and from 1875 to 1901 Avas a member of the firm of Thomas H. Pease and Son, booksellers of New Haven. Since the latter date he has not been in
to 1875,
York City from 1871
business.
He
resides in
New
Haven, and has never married.
1.2.4. 10. 5.4. 6. 3.

1844; married
William Barritt Pease, born in New Haven, Conn., January 30, Mary Frances Cook. He was a captain in the United States
in
Army, and died
Samobor, Austria, October
15, 1903.
CHILDREN.
1.
Catharine Nadine, born

tober
6,
at Fort D. A. Russell,
Wyo.
Ter.,
Oc-
1871
died in Samobor, Austria, August 27, 1899.

at
2.
]\Iiriam
1873.
Halsey, born
born at
Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo. Ter.,

1874.
INIay 23,
3.
Anna
L.,
Omaha
Barracks, Neb., August

at
3,
4.
Elsie 'Huntington, born

30, 1878; died at
Sidney Barracks, Neb., September

1.,
Southampton, L.
March
19, 1879.
1.2.4.10.5.6.
married Chloe Franklin, who 8, 1786 was born in Canaan, February 15, 1793, and died February 23, 1843. He was a farmer in Canaan, Conn., where he died JNIarch 13, 1846.
Horace Huntington, born July
children.
*
1.
2.
Horace F., born October 2, 1812. Mary, born February 2, 1815, in Litchfield, January 21, 1834, Lorenzo W. King, a
builder,
lived
Conn., and married,
carpenter and master

3,
who
died in Bridgeport, Conn., February
1854.
She
with one of her daughters, Mrs. Rodgers, in Stamford,

1817.
in 1856.
*
*
3.
Miles
Tiif>MAS, l)orn Se|)tend)er

22, 1S20, in
8,
4. 5.
John, born ]May
Caaaan.
16,
Martha,
l)orn
July 10, 1825; married Willis C. Rood, a farmer
living in
Canaan.
She died August
1846, and her infant
child with her.
285
1.2.4.10.5.6.1.
Horace
i-oe)
F.
married October
1,
Huntington, born October 2, 1812, in Canaan, Conn; 1835, Annelia Webb, daughter of Zimri and Anna (MunPreston, Conn.
Webb,
of
New
He was
for years
in
the book trade in
Columbus, Ohio.
In 1852 he removed to the city of Nbav York.
CIIIJ.DREN,
1. 2.
BOUN
IN
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Mary
3.
Elizabeth, born July 15, 1835. Ellkn Aurelia, born July 30, 1838; married in 1896. Eladis Ortiz, and is now living in Mamaroneck' New York. Horace Howard, born December 6, 1839, and died August 25,
1840.
There
are, also, in
this
family, three adopted children
4. 5.
6.
who will be known only as having the name of Huntington. Oren William, born at Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, October 22, 1849. Hattie Maria, born in New York city, May 23, 1856. Minnie Janette.
1.2.4. 10. 5. 6. 3.
Miles Thomas Huntington, born September 8, 1817, in Hai-tford, Conn. He married, November 20, 1839, Harriet E. Pierce, and lived in
Albany, N. Y.
He
died in Canaan, Conn., September
5,
1845.
children, born in CANAAN, CONN.

1.
Sarah
ton,
2.
born July 28, 1821, and married, in 1860, William Burand lived in Albany. Horace, born July 11, 1844, and died November 30, 1845.
E.,
1. 2. 4.
10. 5. 6. 4.
22,
John Huntington,
first,
born
May
1820, in Canaan, Conn.; married,
East Canaan, Conn., Julia M. daughter of Milton and Prudence N. (Palmer) Adams. She was born September 3, 1822, in New
18, 1845, in
December
^larlborough,
INIass.,
and died February
12, 1870, in
New
Marlborough, Mass.
He
1840.
21,
married, second, February 28, 1872,- in East Canaan, Conn., Mrs.

Sanford.
Jennette L. Green, daughter of Linus
He was a farmer, and lived in New 187S. He was a Congregationalist.
She was born April 12, Marlborough, Mass. He died July Mrs. Huntington resides with her
daughter, Mrs. Kennedy, in
New
Haven.
children.
*
1.
2.
Miles Thomas, born August 14, Horace, born August 10, 1851.
1847.
28G
3.
Martha Franklin,
ried, in
born April
10, 1853, in
Canaan, Conn.; mar-
Bridgeport, Conn.,
Thomas R. O'Hara.
11,
She died Janu-
ary 11, 1889, in Chicago,

4.
111.
5.
New Marlborough, Haven, Conn. Mary Clesson, born February 1, 1875, in Mill River, Mass.; married, September 9, 1896, in New Haven, Conn., Frank Baldwin, son of John and Cornelia (Baldwin) Kennedy. He was born March 6, 1873, in Coal Creek, Kan. Mr. Kennedy is a manufacturer, and they live in New Haven, Conn. They are EpiscoWillie John, born December
Mass.
1872, in
He
died October
6,
1901, in
New
palians.
6.
Samuel Pease,
married,
born
May
12, 1877, in
New
Marlborough, Mass.;
Jose])hine
November 14, 1896, in New Haven, Conn., Bardolph. They live in New Haven, Conn.
1. 2. 4. 10. 5. 6. 4. 1.
Miles Thomas Huntington, born August
of
in
14, 1847, in
Canaan, Conn.;
married, June 10, 1873, in Great Barrington, Mass., Lizzie Almira, daughter
Benjamin Cole and Alma (Warn) Turner. She was born March 12, 1852, Bridgewater, Conn. He is a grain dealer. He moved to Great Barrington, :Mass., May 10, 1870; later to Pittsfield, and to Amherst, Mass., in 1913. They are now living in Amherst, Mass.
CHILDREN.
1.
Frank Fkothingham, born November

ton, Mass.; married,
25, 1875, in
Great Barring-
November
27, 1905, in Bridgeport, Conn.,
Augusta Marshall, daughter of Henry Burr and Augusta Anna (Marshall) Curtiss. She was born July 29, 1878, in Nichols, Conn. Mr. Huntington is an agent for the Adams Express Co., and has lived in New Rochelle, N. Y., New Haven, Conn., Springfield, Mass., and since July 15, 1903, in South Norwalk,
Conn.
2.
Martha Augusta,
born January
10, 1880, in
Great Barrington,
Great Barrington,
Mass.; married, October 10, 1899, in Great Barrington, Mass.,
William Leavitt Benedict.

Mass.
3.
They
live
in
Grace Alida,
Mass.
born September 19, 1890, in Great Barrington,

in
Pittsfield,
She lived Amherst, Mass.
Mass.,
but she
now
lives in
1.2.4. 10. 5. 6.4. 2.

Horace Huntington,
born August
10, 1851, in
Canaan, Conn.; married
in July, 1871, in Southfield, Mass.,
Anna
Sarah, daughter of Gardner and Sarah
(Dow) Harrington.
16, 1853, in
287
North Kingston, R.
I.
He
is
a metal turner.
He moved
is
to
Pittsfield,
Mass., in April, 1872, to
Springfield, Mass., in April, 1873,
and
in
January, 1880, to Meriden, Conn.,
where he now
lives.
He
a IJaptist.
18, 1912, in
Mrs. Huntington died
March
Meriden, Conn.
Fkank Buuton, born August 23, 18 79. in West Springfield, Mass. He is a niaehinist, and a Baptist, and lives in INIeriden, Conn.
1. 2. 4.
10.5.8.
May He was an
15, 1792; married,
Owen Huntington,
Eunice, daughter of
lie died
born
in Ashford, Conn.,
Thomas Day,
of Canaan.
iron manufacturer.
in
November
24, 1849, in California.
His widow was living
1858 in
IJirniingham, Conn., with his daughters.
CHILPREN, BORN IN CANAAN, CONN.

1.
2.
bom October 7, 1829, married John K. HubBirmingham. They had one child, Rosa Huntington. Annie Selinda, born June 5, 1834, and resided in New York City
CLAUI^^SA DiANTHE,
bell, of
in 1862.
1. 2. 4. 10. 6.
ary 15, 1770,
William Huntington, born December 30, 1746. He married, FebruMary Cutler. He lived in Hampton, Conn., where he died in
March, 1814.
children.
The
swept
off
1.
only record of this family which

first
the births of the
1 have been able to two children, on the AVindham records. four of the family in the same winter.
find
is
that of
An
epidemic
William, born December
6,
7o,
and died
in 1791.
Jr.,
2.
Mary,
born February 10 1772, married Samuel Fuller,

in 1774, mari-ied
in
1799, and died in 1814.

3.
Eunice, born
4.
5.
6.
7.
Sarah, born
Dr. R. Leonard of Ashford, Conn. and died in 1790. Clarissa, born in 1778, and died in 1790. Caleb, born in 1780, and died in 1790.
in 1776,
8.
Alisthena, born in 1783. Elisha, born in 1784, and died
in 1790.
288
1.2.4.11.
Elizabkth (Huntington) Hyde, born
in
Norwich, Alay
6,
1712.
She
married, April 19, 1733, Capt. Matthew, son of John and Experience (Abel)
Hyde, who was born in Norwich, April 27, 1711, and lived in that part Norwich which has since become Franklin. She had a pi-oniising family of She six sons and three daughters; and her descendants are very numerous. died in Franklin, May 20, 1776, and her husband, who after her death married Hannah Pember, died in Franklin in 1792, having had by his second wife six
of
sons.
CUILDKEN.
1.
Matthew,
born April
27, 1734.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Ely, born October 12, 1736. Christopher, born March 25, 1739; died July 2, 1760. James, born April 6, 1741. LORISSA, born October 11, 1743; died June 4, 1762.
Deborah, born
April
5,
1746,
AzRAiH, born August

Uri, born September
30, 1748.
27,
8.
9.
1751
died July
5,
1761.
Elizabeth, born August
18, 1755.
1.2.4. 12.
Jeremiah Huntington,
married,
1747-8,
November
11, 1744,
5,
born in Norwich, December 20, 1715. Sarah Reynolds, who was born November
He
21,
22,
1725, and died, April
1747.
He
married for his second wife, Febiniary
At the close of the Revolution he went to Lebanon, N. H., where he died, June 18, 1794. His first wife was a daughter His second wife was of John Reynolds of Norwich and Lydia Lord of Lyme. a daughter of Ensign Isaac and Elizabeth (Brewster) AVatrous of Lyme, and was born December 2, 1725.
Hannah Watrous.

1.
Asa, born September
28, 1745,
and died, October
28, 1746.
*
*
2. 3.
* 4.
5.
Sarah, born December 15, 1748. Jeremiah, born February 8, 1751. Asa, born February 10, 1753. Samuel, born February 24, 1755, and died He was in tlie army during a part of our
Elias, born February 23, 1757. Christopher, born May 24, 1759.
in Virginia unmarried.
revolution.
6.
7.
8.
He was some time in the army, and during the war of the revolution died at the South. Andrew, born November 11, 1761.
9.
289
Hannah, born March

second wife, Rev.
24, 1764.
She married,
May
23, 1798, as his
Noah AVorcester, n.o., the minister of ThornShe died, much lamented, They had no children. ton, N. H. in 1832, and her husband, who was deservedly eminent as
editor
and
as
an acceptable Unitarian writer, died in Brighton,

1766.
Mass., October 31, 1837, aged 79 years. * 10.
IIezekiah, born September
1,
1. 2. 4. 12. 2.
Sakah (Huntington) Freeman, born in Norwich, December 15, 1748, and married, February 2, 1775, Jonathan, son of Edmund Freeman of Mansfield, Conn. He was born March 21, 1745, O. S. They removed immediately to Hanover, N. H., where he had established himself, being with his father and some of his brothers and uncles of the same name, among the original proprietors of the township, under the charter gi-anted by Gov. Wentworth in 1761. He was much engaged during the period of the Revolution in public service, civil and military, and subseijuently he was much in public life. He was a member of the convention for forming the state constitution, and of that for ratifying the United States Constitution; and for many years was in one or the other branch of the state legislature; was one of the executive council of the state was for two terms a representative in Congress and for many years was a trustee and financial agent of Dartmouth College. He died August 20, 1808. His widow survived him many years. She was an intelligent and
; ;
devotedly pious woman.
She died, September
8,
1846, wanting but three months and a single
week
of being ninety-eight years old.
children.
1.
Peyton
R., born
November
14, 17 75,
graduated at Dartmouth Col-
lege, 1796,
2.
and was a lawyer

28, 177
7,
in Portsmouth,
N. H.
of
Jonathan, born May

grandchildren.
married
Mary Whitehouse
Pem
broke, N. H., lived in Hanover, and had five children and twelve
3.
Christopher, born February

age, and
3,
1779, left
home on an Indian
voy-
was not heard from afterwards.

6,
4.
Edward, born May

of
1781, married,
first,
Philura, daughter of
Daniel Hougli of Lebanon, N. H., and second, Elizabeth Duncan
Grantham, N. H., and had

2,
five children.
5.
Sarah, born August
1783.
6-7.
* *
8.
9.
10.
A pair of Twins, born August 15, 1785. Asa, born January 19, 1788. Samuel, born February 21, 1790. Hannah, born March 23, 1792, and lived unmarried
in
Hanover.
19
290
1. 2. 4. 12. 2. 8.
Asa Freeman,
Hon.
horn January
of
9,
1788, graduated at Dartmouth College,
1810, and entered the legal profession.
He
married Frances, daughter of
Wm.
King Atkinson,
Dover, N. H., and lived in Dover.
He was
member of a member
County.
the convention of 1851 fur revising the state constitution, was twice
of the state senate,
and was also register
of probate for Strafford
CHILDREN.
1.
Francis
A., a graduate of
Dartmouth, and a practicing lawyer
in
Calaveras County, California.

2.
Sarah Huntington,
Conn.
wife of the Rev. Dr. ]\larble, of
Newtown,
3. 4.
Abigail
A., wife of Dr. Alfred
W.
Pike of Lawrence,
^Nlass.
One
that died in infancy.
1.2.4.12.2.9.
Samuel Freeman,
Albany, N. Y.
born February 21, 1790.
siding at Saratoga Sj)rings,
He was a physician reand married Helen Van Rensselaer Woodruff of

children.
1.
Samuel, born
1835.
iNIay 2,
1818, and died at Metamoras, Mexico, in
2.
3.
Peyton Randolph, born October 14, 1821, and died May, 1841. Sarah Hannah, born October 6, 1826; married Rev. James S.
Bush of Orange, N.
J.,
and died March
29, 1853.
2,
4.
Hanlock Woodri'kk,
1849, while a
born January 14, 1829, and died June

of
member
Union College.
2,
5. 6.
Anna
last
Elizauetii, born October

born
1832.
4,
Charlotte Woodruff,
two dying young.
May
1835.
The
1.2. 4. 12. 3.
Lois Bates.
in Norwich, February 8, 1751, married She was a school teacher from R. J. He lived in Shaftsbury, He Vt., where he was respected, and where he became a wealthy farmer.
Jeremiah Huntington, born
died in 1831.
children, born in shaftsbury, vt.

*
1.
Jeremiah, born
Levi,
in 1781.
*
*
2.
boi-n in 1784.
3.
Benjamin, born
in 1786.
Sarah, born
in 1790,
291
They lived in CamThey had one daughter
married Stephen Niles.
bridge, N. Y., wliere she died in 1827.
who married
Asa, born
N.
Y.,
a lawyer.
in 1792,
and married widow Newton.
He
lived at one
in Pittsford,
time in Rochester, N. Y., and died by his
own hand,
August
19, 1857.
1.2.4. 12. 3.
Jekemiau Huntington,
1802, in
1.
Shaftsbury, Vt.; married, in
born in 1781,
in
New
Fane, Vt., Lydia, daughter of Thaddeus and Sarah (Moss)

Tt.,
She was born August 6, 1781, in New Fane, Onondaga, Hill, N. Y. He was a farmer, and lived in Shaftsbury, Vt. Onondaga HUl, N. Y., where he died September
Wait.
22, 1849, at
and died November

in 1805, to
He moved
22,
1856.
They were
Presbyterians.
CHILDREN.
All but the
first
of these children
were born
at
Onondaga,
Hill,
N. Y.
* *
1.
2.
Amanda, Edward,
born January born June
2,
1803, in Shaftsbury, Vt.
18, 1806.
*
*
3.
4.
5.
6.
and died in 1828. Asa, born January 13, 1815. Sophia, born October 9, 1817; married in August 1853, at Onondaga Hill, Horace Alvord, and died January 25, 1866, at Salina,
21, 1811,
Sarah, born October 26, Samuel, born November
1808.
Onondaga Co.
*
7.
Lydia Maria, born July

is
19, 1821.
This record
this in
;
taken from a small home-made book which Jeremiah wrote
copied by his grand daughter. Miss Cornelia S. Gardiner, of Syracuse,
N. Y.
1. 2. 4. 12. 3. 1. 1.
Amanda (Huntington) Easton, born

Vt.; married, in 1829,
January
2,
1803, in Shaftsbury,
Ephraim Easton,
of
Onondaga
Hill,
N. Y.
She died
December
*
1. 2.
12, 1903.
children.
Samuel Huntington, born in 1832. Andrew, born in 1834. He had five

grandchildren.
children and a
number
of
They
in 1837
live in
;
North Dakota.
3.
Augusta, born
Harriet, born
married a Mr. Tybine, and has three

unmarried, and lives in Marengo,
daughters and one son.

4.
in
1838
is
111.
292
HUNTINGTON GENRAI.OGY.
1.2. 4. 12. 3. 1. 1. 1.
Samuel Huntington Eastox,
TheJ
are both dead.
born in 1832; married Patient Mills,
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Frederick, lives at Rochford, 111., and has one son. Charles, lives in Rose Hill, Onondaga, N. Y., and has
children.
several
3.
4.
Albert, hves Eva, dead.
at
Rose
Hill,
Onondaga, N. Y.
1.2. 4. 12.3.
Edward Huntington,
ried, in 1847, Elisabeth
in 1824,
1. 2.
born June 18, 1806, at Onondaga, N. Y.; marKnowles, of Onondaga Valley, N. Y. She was born
and died
in 1908.
He
died in 1873.
children.
*
*
1.
Josephine, born
in 1852.
in 1864.
2.
Ansel
E.,
horn
1.
2.4. 12. 3.
1. 2. 1.
in
Josephine (Huntington) Cole, born

of East Onondaga, N. Y., and died in 1876.
1852; married George Cole,

is
Mr. Cole
a resident of Minn.
1.
Edson Jerome.
1. 2. 4.
12. 3. 1.2. 2.
in
Ansel
E.
Huntington, born
1864; married
Alma
Bell, a
widow,
who had one son (Charles)
whom
he adopted.
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Florence, married a Carruthers. Ethel. William. Ada, dead.
1.2. 4. 12. 3.
Sarah
married,
first,
1. 3.
(lIuNTiN(iTON,
Fellows) Spencer, born October 26, 1808; February 13,1833, Hiram Fellows; married, second, October
Dennis Si)encer.
24, 1853, Miles

Hill,
She died September
11, 1892, at
Onondaga
N. Y.
CHILDUEN, (FELI-OWS.)
1.
293
Loyal, born
in 1834, died in 1835.
2.
3.
Sakah Sophia, born Dr. Milton A., born

War.
in 1836, died in 1844.

in 1838,
and died
in 1863, during the Civil
1. 2. 4.
12. 3. 1.5.
;
Asa Huntington,
Hill,
married
5,
in 1834, at
Onondaga
N.
Y.,
Mary Holmes.
He
died September
1885, at Onondaga, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
LoREN, born
in 1835.
2.
3.
4.
Morton, born in Eleanora, born Jeremiah, born

the Union
1836.
in 1838.
in
Married a Mr. Betts.
1840, and died in 1863.
He was
a soldier in
Army.
5.
6.
Luke Wait, born in 1843, and died in 1913. James, born in 1844, and lived in Warner, N. Y.
1.
ondaga
N.
2.4. 12. 3. 1.7.
July 19, 1821, at OnJanuary 7, 1840, Samuel, son of Samuel and Jane (Carson) Gardiner. He was born July 15, 1816, in Dalton, Mass. He went to Genesee, N. Y., in 1822; to Syracuse, N. Y., in 1838; back to Genesee, in 1841; to Akron, O., in 1844; to Milwaukee, Wis., in 1846; to New York, in 1852; to Washington, D. C, in 1867, where he lived till the lime of his death. He died in Buflfalo, N. Y., January 12, 1880. He was an inventor and jewelei*. He invented electrical devices and He was the first (Government Electrician. His electric mining crushers. meter-dynamos and battery came into use after his death, and others besides his family were benefitted.
Hill,
Lydia Maria (Huntington) Gardiner, born

Y.; married,
Mrs. Gardiner died March

Presbyterians.
22, 1908, in
Onondaga
Valley.
They were
children.
1.
Emma
to
Elisabeth, born September

4,
1,
1842, in Genesee, N. Y.;
married, September
1872, Robert Peel Minshall, and removed
Washington, D. C.
He
died
December
19, 1904.
2.
Cornelia Sophia, born May 10, 1849, in Milwaukee, Wis.; lives in Syracuse, N. Y. To whom we are indebted for the records
of
Jeremiah
(1. 2. 4. 12. 3. 1.)
and
his descendants.
3.
Ada Florence,
adopted 1864.
294
1. 2. 4. 12. 3. 2.
Levi Huntington, born in Mosher, moved to Onondaga Hill, N.
1784, in
Y.,
Shaftsbury, Vt.; married
Lucy
and carried on a farm of 140
acres.
CHILDREN.
1.
Jeremiah (Jould, born

ried, in
about 1808; died

Y.,
Onondaga, N.
May 17, 1876, unmarwhere he had lived many years.
* *
*
2.
Caroline.
3.
Jane Hildreth.
Lucy, died January
6,
4.
5. 6.
189 7, unmarried.
Andrew.
Olive.
1.2.4. 12. 3. 2. 2.
Caroline (Huntington) Moore, married a Mr. Moore, who
deceased her.
pre-
children.
1.
2. 3.
George C, married Hattie Jabob, married Rebecca Alice, married Deville Hubbard.
.
lives in
Newhall, Mich.
1. 2. 4. 12. 3. 2. 3.
Jane Hildreth (Huntington) West, married

dead.
a Mr.
West; both are
children.
1. 2.
George W.,
married and both he and his wife are dead.
Sarah, married a Mr. Nuckols.
1. 2. 4. 12. 3. 2. 5.
Andrew Huntington,
married Pheba Dewel.
He
died July 23, 1842.
children.
* *
1.
Jeremiah Mortimer, born May
6,
1831.
2.
Mary
Jane, born February
23, 1834.
1. 2. 4. 12. 3. 2. 5. 1.
Jeremiah Mortimer Huntington, born May

Hill,
6,
1831, in
Onondaga
N.
Y.;
married February
10,
")
4, 1849,
Louisa Bullard.
He
married a second
time,
March
1859,
in
Polly (Culver
there in 1867.
Howell.
Marion, N. Y., Amanda, daughter of Joshua and She was born in Marion, N. Y., in 1833, and died
to
Shortsville,
Mr. Huntington was a farmer, and lived in Marion, N. Y. He moved N. Y., in November, 1869, where he died January 8, 1898.
HUNtlNGl'ON GENEALOGY.
295
CHILDREN.
1.
Andrfav Charles, born October
6,
1850.
2.
Mary
Olive, born September
8,
1852, in
Onondaga
Hill,
N. Y.;
married Charles Caulkins; they

3.
live in
Auburn, N. Y.
Sarah Salina,
Shortsville.
born October 31, 1854, in Onondaga Hill, N. Y.; married in Shortsville, N. Y., Wallace Curtis. She died at
4.
5.
Carrik Louisa, born October 3, 1856, in Onondaga, N. Y.; marThey live in Kalamazoo, Mich. ried James jSlyette. Hiram Howell, born October 9, 1860, in Marion, N. Y.
1.2.4. 12.3.2.
Andrew Charles Huntington,
Hill,
5. 1. 1.
6,
born October
1850. in
N. Y.; married December
7,
1870. in Shortsville, N. Y., Celia
Onondaga Ann.
She was
1899, in
daughter of Jenison and Esther Susannah (Batchelor)

Pittsford,
Bancroft.
6,
born November 25, 1850, in Shortsville, X. Y., and died INIarch
Mich.
a carpenter and farmer, and
He was
They were
*
1.
moved from
in
Shortsville,
Michigan, in November, 1877.

Presbyterians.
He
died
Pittsford,
N. Y., to September 17,1899.
children.
Eva
Isora, born July N. Y.
27, 1872.
8,
2.
Charles William,
in Shortsville,
born March
1874, and died
June
24, 1874,
1.2.4. 12.3. 2.5.

Eva Isora (Huntington) Monroe,
Falls,
1. 1. 1.
Edwin Linus, son of He was born No-
born July 27, 1872, in Seneca
N.
Y.;
married March
9,
1890, iu Pittsford Mich.,
Guilford Dudley and Frances Agnes (Severance) Monroe.
vember 13, 1870, in Pittsford, Mich. Mr. Monroe is a farmer, and moved from Pittsford, Mich., to Harrison, Mich., where he now lives, April 1, 1909. He was a trustee in the ^Methodist church from 1896 to 1900.
children, born in pittsford, MICH.

1.
Mortimer Linus,
Alvin
L, born
2.
3.
born June 19, 1891. December 16, 1892.

Esthp:r, born
Grace Rachel
13, 1896.
May
17, 1894.
4.
Guilford Bancroft, born January

Pearl, born and died January Charles Paul, born August
12, 1897.
11, 1896,
and died March
5.
6.
19, 1899.
296
7.
8.
9.
Frances Ann, born June 11, 1901. William Dudley, born August 14,
1902.
10.
A Son, born April 30, 1904, and died November 7, 1904. Mabel Adele, born January 9, 1908, and died December
1.
10, 1909.
2.4. 12. 3. 2. 5.
1.
9,
5.
1860, in Marion, N. Y.:
Hiram Howell Huntington,

married, January burn, N. Y.
1,
born October
1883, in Shortsville, N. Y., Grace, daughter of Elijah and
Susan HoUister (Jenkins) Uphani.
She was born

expert.
Ajjril 19, 1864, in
Sher-
He
he now
is
a mechanic, a grain
October, 1908.
drill
He moved
to Phelps,
N.
Y., in
January, 1884; to Shortsville in April, 1888, and to Richmond, Ind., where he

lives in
is
manager of the experimental department Richmond the American Seeding Machine Co.
children.
*
1. 2.
He
division of
Victor Courtland, born March
13, 1885.
19, 1887, in
Thurlow
is
Titus, born February
Phelps, N. Y.
of the
is
Dartmouth College 1910, and opathic Medical College, N. Y., 1913, m. d., and
a graduate of
He Home-
practicing in
Rochester, N. Y.
3.
Levi Howell, born December
27, 1888, in Shortsville,
N. Y.
1.2.4. 12. 3.2.5.

N. Y.; married, July
1. 5. 1.
in
Victor Courtland Huntington, born March 13, 1885, 16, 1913, in Newark, N. Y., Mina Miller.
child.
1.
Phelps,
Gertrude Miller, born March

1. 2. 4.
8,
1915, at Albany, N. Y.
12. 3. 2. 5. 2.
5,
Mary Jane (Huntington) Williams,

Onondago, N.
Y.;
married September
1854, in
21,
Rollin Williams.
He was born March
February 23, 1834, in Onondaga, N. Y., Charles 1832, in Sodus, N. Y., and died
born
April 27, 1882, in Sodus, N. Y.
children, born in sodus,

1.
n. y.
2,
Mary
Clara
J.,
born June
3,
1856; died February

10,
1874.
in
2.
A.,
born September
;
1858; married
Sodus, N. Y.,
Charles A. Laing
they live in Dodge City, Kan.
3.
Charles Joseph, born
July
13, 1860.
297
1.2. 4. 12. 3.2. 5.

Charles Joseph Williams, bom
ried,
2. 3.
live in
July 13, 1860, in Sodus, N. Y.; marSodus,
January N. Y.
25, 1883, in Sodus,
N. Y., Ellen E. Seaman; they
CHILD.
1.
Charles Benjamin, born

in
April
7,
1885, in Sodus, N. Y.; he lives
New
York, N.
Y'^.
1.2.4.12.3.2.6.
ing his widow,
Olive (Huntington) Alvoud, married who died previous to 1870.

children.
1.
a Mr. Alvord.
He
died, leav-
2.
Thomas G., Edward.
married J. Eloise
1.2.4.12.3.3.
1841, Susan Smith,
in 1786, in Shaftsbury, Vt.; married, in
who was born
in 1791.
He was
a farmer in Springfield,
N. Y., where
all his childrtni
were born.
children.
1.
Sylvia, born
in
in 1808; married, in 1842, J. P.
1809
lived in
Minden, N.
Y.,
KeUer, who was born and had one child.
2.
Benjamin, born
in 1810.
in 1834,
3.
Mauy,
born in 1812; married,
Hosea F. Antisdel,
lived in
Cooperstown, and had two children.

4.
Lydia, born in 1812, twin with Mary; married, in 1835, Peter Hardy, lived in Springfield, N. Y., and had two children.
Isaiah, born in 1818. Julia, born in 1822; married,
in 1840, Seth B. Payne, lived hawk, Montgomery county, N. Y., and had two children. Amelia, born in 1824, and died aged twelve years.
in
5.
6.
Mo-
7.
8.
9.
Charles, born 1828, and lived single in Georgia. Samuel, born in 1832 was a merchant, and farmer, unmarried,
;
in
Springfield,
N. Y.
1. 2. 4. 12. 3. 3. 2.

who was born
in 1820.
in 1810; married, in 1839,
Elenora Rase,
They
lived in Rochester,
N. Y.
298
CHILDREN.
1. 2. 3.
Helen, born in William, born
1837.
in 1842.
Emma, born
in 1846.
1. 2. 4. 12. 3. 3. 5.
Isaiah Huntington, born in 1818, in Springfield, N. Y.; married, Mary Green, who was born in 1834. He was a farmer, and lived Springfield, N. Y., where his children were born.
1854,
in
in
CHILDREN.
1.
Georgiana, born
TsAiAH, born
in 1856.
2.
in 1857.
1. 2. 4. 12. 4.
Mary
Asa Huntington, born in He resided for a Mai-sh.
Norwich, February
10, 1753.
He
married
while in Canaan, Conn., where he and his
wife both died.
children.
1.
Fanny,
died in Thornton, N. H., unmarried.

25, 1781.
2.
Jonas, born April
3.
Mary,
born
May
30, 1785; married,
February
1,
1807, David, son

first wife.
of the
Rev.
Noah Worcester of Thornton, N.

in Brighton, Mass.,
H., by his
She lived
1815.
27,
1. 2. 4.
12. 4. 2.
Jonas Huntington, born

ried, first, Polly Blodgett.
i\Iay
Marsh.
He
April 25, 1781, in Canajoharie, N. Y.; marHe married, second, She died in Chelsea, Vt. was a farmer, and died in Chelsea, Vt. They were Con-
gregationalists.
children.
1.
299
1.2.4.12.4.2.11.
Charles Huntington,
ried,
born September 24, 1830, in Chelsea, Vt.; mar-
April
9,
1854, in Gloucester, Mass.,
Mary
Elizabeth, daughter of
3,
Edward
moved
May (Smith) Perkins. She was born Mass. He was a bookkeeper. Pie lived in
and
to Gloucester, to
September
1835, in Gloucester,
Chelsea, Vt., in 1848; later
ber 21, 1905.
Lynn, to Athol, and He was a Methodist.
to
Salem, Mass., where he died Decem-
CHILDKEN.
1.
2.
Clara May, born May 18, 1859, and died March 26, 1864. Evelyn Perkins, born October 2, 1861; married, July 1, 1888, Frederick Adams Draper. She died AprU 7, 1908. Mr. Draper
lives in Pierre, So.
Dakota.
April 16, 187 7; lives in Medford, Wis.
3.
Charles Edward, born
1.2.4. 12.6.
Elias Huntington, born February 23, 1756-7, in Norwich, Ct.; marMary (Eaton), the widow of Seth West. He removed with his father's family to Lebanon, N. H., where he lived and died on the homestead purchased by his father. He and his wife were both members of the Congregational
ried
church
*
*
in
Lebanon.
children.
1. 2.
Elias, born July 18, 1797. Mary, born in 1799.
1. 2. 4. 12. 6. 1.
Elias Huntington, born July 18, 1797, in Lebanon, N. H.; married Lucinda Putnam, February 18, 1818. He resided in Lebanon, N. H., and died February 6, 1825. Both be and his wife were members of the Congregational church.
children, born in LEBANON,

1.
N. H.
single,
Fanny
in
M., born June Hanover, N. H.
4,
1820,
and died
9,
December
9,
1851,
2.
Newton Stephen,
born August
1822.
1.2.4. 12. 6.
Newton Stephen Huntington,
1. 2.
9, 1822, in Lebanon, N. H.; married, April 30, 1844, in Hanover, N. H., Mary, daughter of Isaac and Lucy (Chandler) Bridgman. She was born February 7, 1824, and died March 3, 1906, in Hanover, N. H. Until thirty-three years of age he was en-
born August
300
gaged
in agricultural pursuits.
Later at Etna he became a merchant, of the
firm of
Dodge and Huntington.
Removing
to
Hanover, he was a member
of
the firm of Huntington and Simmons. In 1864 he was chosen cashier of the Dartmouth National Bank, and less
than a year later he became,
also, ti'easurer of the
and
later
he was President of both
institutions, in
Dartmouth Savings Bank, which capacities he served
until his death.
He was
not a college graduate, but Dartmouth bestowed upon

A., in
him the
honorary degree of M.
thirty-five years.
1885.
He was
moderator of the town meetings for
He was
elected representative in the State Legislature,
from Hanover,
in
1858, 1885, 1887. 1889, 1891, 1895 and 1897, and to the
State Senate in 1893.
He
died August
2,
1899, in Hanover, N.
H.
They were members
of the Baptist church.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Mary
7,
Ellen, born August

30,
8,
1847.
2.
Fanny, born July
1853, in Hanover,
1874, in Hanover, Charles Parker, son of
N. H.; married, July Samuel Sewell and
Eunice (Colby) Chase. He was born May 6, 1845, in West Newbury, Mass. Mr. Chase is treasurer of Dartmouth College and president of Dartmouth National Bank. He is a graduate
of
Dartmouth College,
in the Class of 1869.
They
are Congregationalists, and have no children.
1.
2.4. 12. 6.
1.
2. 1.
over,
Fletcher, born August 8. 1847, in HanN. n.; married, July 2, 1872, in Hanover, N. H., Robert, son of Edward Hatch and Mary Augusta (Hill) Fletcher. He was born August 23, 1847. Mr. Fletcher is Director of the Thayer School of Engineering, connected with
Dartmouth College. They are Bajitists.
Mary Ellen (Huntington)
He
is
a graduate of AVest Point, in the Class of 1868.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Mary
of of of
Adklink, born May

Dartmouth College,
2C, 1873; lives in
Kdi'.Kirr
HuNTiNCTuN, born February

a. h.,
18, 1S75.
Hanover, N. H. He is a graduate
the
1890.
He
received
in 1898,
degree
Master of Arts from Harvard University
Philosophy from the same institution in
and a Doctor 1901. He had a
ti-aveling fellowship
fi'ssoi-
from Harvard
in
1901-2; was assistant pro-
of English
Literature in Washington University, at St.

lie resided in
111.,
Louis, Mo., from 190-2 to 1904.

1
from 1904
to
908, and, since the latter date, has been professor of English
Literature in Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa.
301
1.2.4. 12. 6.
Îaky (Huntington) Richardson, born
father in Lebanon,
2.
in 1799, in
Lebanon, N. H.;
married Daniel Richardson, and lived on the homestead purchased by her
N. H., where she died April
4,
1830.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Daniel Augustus, was married and lived in Lebanon, N. IL Mary Huntington, married Daniel Hinckley of Lebanon, N. H. Elias Huntington, a graduate of Dartmouth College in 1850,
and of the Andover Theological School in 1853; married a Miss Stevens, and was the pastor of the First Congregational church in Dover, N. H.
Two
other children died in infancy.
1.2.4. 12. 8.
Andrew Huntington,
born in Norwich, November
in 1787,
11. 1761;
went
to
Lydia Davis, of Lebanon, N. H. She was born May 1, 1759. In 1830 he went to Pittsford, N. Y., where he He was in service in the War of the Revolution, and was with died in 1845. Washington in his retreat from Long Island.
Hanover, N. H., where he married
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Andrew,
born
May
8,
1789.
*
*
2.
Asa, born November
12, 1791.
3.
4.
Samuel, born May 16, 1794. Lydia, born November 16, 1796; Barzillai Bush, M. D., who was a
port,
married, September
6,
1824,
practicing physician of Brock-
N. Y.
She died
May
5,
1833.
1.2.4. 12. 8.
Andrew Huntington, born May
;
1.
was a physician, at Pittsford, 8, 1789 where he had been in practice since 1816. He married for his first wife, Lydia Munroe, of Shaftsbury, Vt., where he entered upon the practice of his profession in company with Dr. Daniel (1. 3. 9. 3. 2.) She died March 31, He married, for his second wife, Sarah Upjohn, an 1838, in Pittsford, N. Y. English lady, and for his third wife, widow Tooker, of Pittsford. He died in
N.
Y.,
Pittsford,
March
12, 1861.
He
retreived his medical education at

his practice.
Dartmouth
College,
and became wealthy from
children, born in pittsford,

*
*
1.
n. y.
Wales Munroe,
Lydia, born
six
in
born March
5,
1820.
2.
August, 1822.
3.
Joshua Munroe,
months
old.
born November
12, 1825,
and died one year and
302
1. 2. 4. 12. 8. 1. 1.
Wales Munkoe Huntington,

married, December
0,
born
in Pittsford,
1845, Dorothy Ann, daughter of

in practice with his father,
N. Y., March 5, 1820; James Hopkins. He
was a physician, and

Pittsford.
with
whom he
studied, in
He
graduated at the Geneva Medical College in 1842.

20, 1826.
His wife
was born January
CHILDREN, BOKN IN PITTSFORD,

1.
2.
N. Y.
James Hopkins, born November 20, 1848. Sarah Elizabeth, born December 23, 1853.
Clarissa M.,
l)orn
3.
November
4,
1859.
1.2.4.12.8.1.2.
Lydia (Huntington) Rowley, born August,
1822; married, July 26,
1843, William C. Rowley, a lawyer, and resided in Rochester, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Andrew Huntington,
Sara Evelyn,
2.
3.
born March, 1846.

1853.
4.
Helen, born July, 1849. Eliza Voorhees, born April
9,
1.2.4. 12. 8.2.

N. H., and was a farmer.
He lived in Hanover, 12, 1791. He was much in public life, having been a member He married for his first wife, in February 1816, of the state legislature. He Achsah, daughter of Deacon Samuel Blade, wlio died February 2, 1834.
Asa Huntington,
born November
married for his second wife, March
17, 1836,
widow Mary Redington,

JNIaine, of
of
anon, N. H., and daughter of Hon. Stei)hen
Hartland, Vt.
LebShe
was born November
28, 1794.
CHILDREN, BORN IN HANOVER,

*
1.
N. H.
Henry
Slade, born September

16, 1819,
11, 1818.
2.
Sarah, born December

married.
and died November

7,
17, 1852, un-
3.
Hannah Worcester,
16, 1853,
born August
1821; married, September

1855.
O.
S. Tngalls, a
lawyer rt^siding in Hanover, N. H.

4,
They had one

4.
child,
Asa Huntington, born December
She died January 3, 1890. Alice Swift, born Noveml)er 9, 1823; married, March 16, 1848, O. S. Ingalls, and had two children Mary Ahce, born December She 28, 1848, and Orville Huntington, born October 6, 1851. died January 21, 1853, after which her husband married Hannah
;
Worcester,
sister of his lirst wife.
5.
303
June
6,
Fanny, born January

lege in 1846,
18, 1825; married,
1849, George E.
Spencer, a physician,
and
settled in his profession at Laconia,
They had one

October
6.
7.
child
Dartmouth ColN. II. which died young, and the mother died
his
who took
diploma
at
4,
1855.
11, 1828,
William, born November
Edward,
born July
4,
1831,
and died single, June and died March 3, 1858.
6,
1853.
1.2.4. 12. 8. 2. 1.
Henry .Slade Huntington, born September 11, 1818, in Hanover, N. II. Received his medical diploma at Dartmouth College in 1846; married Jane Lovett, of Charlton, N. Y., and settled in the practice of his profession, in Penfield, N. Y. He died in Penfield, February 23, 1861.
CHILD.
*
1.
Horace Lovett,
1.
born February
3,
1854, in Penfield, N. Y.
2.4. 12. 8.
2. 1. 1.
Horace Lovett Huntington, born February 3, 1854, in Penfield, N. Y.; married, first, in May 1877, in Hanover Center, N. H., Ruth Anjliue ^Vadrobe. She died February 10, 1878, in Hanover Center, N. H. He married, second,
Noveml)er
6,
1885, in Lebanon,
daughter of
Amos and
Abigail
N. H., Martha Melvina Hills, Martha (Graves) Camp. He is a manufacturer,

CHILD.
a dealer in lumber, and a farmer.
1.
Jennie Wadrobe, born Februaiy
8,
1878.
1. 2. 4. 12.
8.2.
1. 1. 1.
8,
Jennik Wadrobe (Huntington) Vittum, born February Hanover Center, N. H.; married, September 29, 1901, William Mrs. Vittum is a nurse, and lives in Haverhill, Mass.
1878, in
S.
Vittum.
1.
Pauline Matha Huntington, born July

Montello, Mass.
7,
1907.
She
lives in
1.2. 4. 12. 8. 3.
Saaiuel Huntington, born
1825.
May
16,
1794; married
November
11, 1817,
Eunice, daughter of Samuel Slade, of Hanover, where he died, January 17,
304
CHILDREN, BORN IN HANOVER,
*
*
1. 2.
N. H.
Eliza, burn January
20, 1818.
Samuel Davis,
3.
Lydia, born August 3. 1821; married Thompson Slade, of Hanover, where they lived and had two children, William and Lydia.
4.
Harriet Ann, born October
26, 1823, married
Gibson of
Rochester, N.Y., and had one child.
They
lived in
Dundas, C.W.
1.
2.4. 12.8.3.
1.
Hanover, N. H.;
Eliza (Huntington) Nyk, born January
20, 1818, in
married, Loren Nye, in 1840 or 1842, a farmer of Pittsford, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Minerva E., born December 29, 1845 married Anscome. Samuel H., born in September 26, 1848. He was a pioneer
;
to the
State of Colorado in 1878, and to her Western Slope in 1881
taking up a homestead September

twenty-five years.
3,
1881,
where he lived
first
for
He now
resides in the City of Montrose,
Colorado.
He was
appointed as one of the
County Com-
missioners by Governor Grant in 1882.

3.
4.
Ida Stella, married Hoff. Silas Eugene, born in the Spring
of 1856,
is
dead.
1.
2.4. 12. 8. 3. 2.
Samuel Davis Huntington, born September 26, 1819, in Hanover, N. H.; married, January 28, 1847, in Blue Island, 111., Maria Devoe, daughter She was born March 27, of James Walter and Ruth (Chadeayne) Robinson. 1828, in New York City, N. Y., and died December 24, 1885, in Blue Island, 111. He was a railroad man.
In 1845, and again
in 1846,
he brought (overland) large flocks of sheep

111.
from Monroe Co., N. Y., to Cook Co., He was lame. his being a soldier.
broken ankle
in
1847 pi-evented
He
1887.
lived in Blue Island, TIL, from 1845 to 1887,
and died there March
30,
CHILDREN, BORN IN
*
1.
HUE
ISLAND, ILL.
Walter
* 2.
3.
James, born February 19, 1848. born March 10, 1850. Elizabeth Bingle, born September 27. 1851; niariied Sei)tembcr 27, 1894, in Chicago, lU., David Walter, son of Ebenezer and He was horn July 12, 1834, in Gertrude (Ilusted) Sutherland. Pittsford, N. Y., and liad been mari-ied once before this marriage. He lived in He was in the crockery business, then real estate.
Henry Robinson,
305
Pittsford, N. Y., until 1851, when he moved to Chicago, 111. He was one of Chicago's pioneer settlers, and lived there until his death, December 18, 1904. Mrs. Sutherland is principal of one
of Chicago's public schools.
4.
5.
Eunice Slade, born December 17, 1853. Fannie Fern, born February 27, 1856 married, October
;
3,
1877,
in Blue Island,
111.,
Heber
S.
Rexford,
Jr.,
of Prescott, Mass.
They had two

6.
daughters,
who died
in infancy.
111.
Mrs. Rexford
died October 27, 1882, in Blue Island,
IIattie Shotwell, born November 24, 1871, in Blue Island, 111.
22, 1861,
and died October
1. 2. 4.
12.8. 3.2.
born February
111.,
1.
19, 1848, in
Walter James Huntington,

111.;
Blue Island,
Hegeman. She was born in Germany, and died in Blue Island, 111. He is a farmer, and moved from Portland, Ore., to AVoodland, Washington, where he now lives.
married, April 13, 1878, in Blue Island,
Carline
CHILDREN.
1.
Howard Henry,
bell.
born December
4,
1878; married Bertie
Camp-
2.
Frances Rexford, born January

Ore., Charles Sylvester.
18, 1881;
married in Hillsboro,
Ore.
They
live in Portland,
3.
Samuel Right,
Blue Island,
born
May
31, 1900,
an adopted son.
He
lives in
111.
1.2.4. 12. 8. 3.
Henry Robinson Huntington,
111.;
2. 2.
10, 1850, in
born March
Blue Island,
daughand Jane (Hulbert) Lyman. She was born, May 1, 1852, in Lowville, N. Y., and died June 20, 1908, in Blue Island, 111. He married, second, June 11, 1910, in Delton, Wis., Elsie Belle, daughter of James Madison and Mary Elizabeth (Morrison) Hulbert. She was born, April 25, 1872, in Baraboo, Wis. He is a railroad conductor, and lived in Blue Island, 111., until 1874, in Springfield, Mass,, from 1874 to 187 7, and in Blue Island, 111., from 1877 to the present time. He has been employed by the Rock Island R. R. Company for forty-two
married,
first,
October
31, 1875, in Springfield, Mass., Susie Ella,
ter of Perley G.
years
as passenger conductor for thirty years.
They
are Universalists.
children.
1.
Henry Howard,
Blue Island,
111.,
born June
1,
1880; married, June 24, 1908, in
Amanda M.
Kehl.
They
live in
Chicago,
III.
306
2.
Harriet Ruth,
1903, in Blue
Island,
111.
born
Island,
September
111.,
3,
1881
married August
19,
William Berry.
They
live
in
Blue
3.
Samuel Lyman,
1889.
born November
4,
1885, and died February
6,
1.2.4. 12.8.3.2. 4.
Eunice Slade (Huntington) Peikce, born December
Blue Island.
111.;
17, 1853,
in
married, July
15, 1874, in
Blue Island,
111.,
Alden I'omroy
111.
Peirce, of Prescott, Mass.
She died July

child.
21, 1883, in
Blue Island,
I.
Eva
Louise, born June
2,
1875, in Blue Island,
111.
1. 2. 4.
12.8. 3.2.4.
2,
1.
Eva Louise
17, 1898, in
Blue Island,
(Peirce) Roche, born June 111., Fred Walter Roche.
1875; married September
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
Eunice Elizabeth, born June 2, 1899. Alice Peirce, born August 2, 1901. Francis Alden, born May 25, 1905.
4.
Fred Walter,
born December 20, 1906.
1. 2. 4. 12.
10.
in Norwich, Conn., Sejjtember 1, 17(56; Hanover, N. H., where he married Esther, eldest daughter of Samuel Slade, of Hanover. Here he became a reed maker, and also an extensive fanner, but removed to Haverhill, N. II., where his wife died. He died in
Hezekiah Huntington, born

to
went
1830, while on a journey to the West.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Fanny, married Hosea S. Baker, a farmer, of Haverhill. N. Esther, married Ezra Niles, a farmer, of Haverhill, N. H.
1. 2. 5.
11.
Thomas Huntington,
born
in
Norwich, Conn., March
18, inti4;
must
have attained sonic distinction since he a)>])carson the record, toward the close of his life with that title, which in those days had significance, Thomas
Huntington, Esq., he being a Justice of the Peace.
He married February 10, 1686-7, Elizabeth, second daughter of Lieut. William and Elizabeth (Pratt) Backus, one of the most enterprising of the
Norwich
307
settlers. He was a professed Christian, and as appears from contemporary records, an active and successful business man. In the Fall after his marriage he removed with his cousin Joseph, (1. 3. 4.) to aid in laying the foundations of the new town of Windham. Here his name occurs often in the
early records,
land, lying to the north of the
and always honorably. town

Mansfield, his
He
of
lot
received from his father a tract of

lying in the towns of
Windham; now
Windham and
own house
lying in the latter town.
Accord-
ingly, at the organization of the Mansfield church,
October
18, 1710,
Thomas
Huntington enters his name with ten others to constitute the new church. His wife's name is recorded among the members, on the 25th of the same month and year. He was ordained deacon, February 20, 1714-15, and is in
the recoi'd st\'led Capt.
Thomas Huntington.
In his will, dated October 31,
1732, he divides his "lands and meadows, in and about the
Swamps,"
to his three sons,

:
bears this inscription
Nauchang Cedar Thomas, Jedidiah and Eleazer. His tombstone "After he had served God and his people, Boath in
asleep in Jesus,
29,
1
Church and
State,
he
fell
November
7,
1732."
in the
His wife died, December

burying ground.
728,
and was
also buried
Windham
May
Windham records, under date of Mr. Samuel Whiting the one-half of a parcel of wilderness land, in the county of Hartford, bounded east by Nipmuc path, northerly, Windham bounds, southerly with Norwich toAvn bounds, and westerly with Shetucket river, the above north bounds to begin at Windham
Thos. Huntington, as appears from the
13, 1699, " grants
to
southeast corner."
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Thomas, born
April 22, 1688.

in
2.
Jedidiah, born
Norwich, March
14,
1692-3, where his and
his older brother's births are recorded.
The
only other records
found of him are, that notice in the sketch of his father, his admission to the Mansfield church, May 18, 1712, and his
death on the Mansfield second book of records, April
2, 1
780,
aged 87 years.
Elizabeth, born, probably,

birth
is
Windham, April 17, 1695, as her records. The marriage of Caleb Chappel and Elizabeth Huntington, December 6, 1722,
in
found on the
Windham
is
found on the Lebanon records.
It is
probably this EUzabeth.
4.
*5.
6.
Eleazer, born July 28, 1697. Ruth, born August 8, 1699. Lydia, born in Windliam, in February
June
22, 1744.
1701-2. She married, October 22, 1730, Dea. Nathaniel Wales of Windham, who died
7.
William, born March 27, 1705. Christopher, born in Mansfield, October

29, 1714.
3,
1707, and died
May
9.
Simon, born July
6,
1710.
308
1. 2.
5. 1.
Thomas Huntington,
]\Iansfifld,
in Mansfield,
September 6, June 25, 1716, and he
born in Norwich, April 22, 1688, aud married in 1711, Elizabeth, daughter of John Arnold. She died
niari-ied for his
second wife,
in April, 1733,
Mehetabel, daughter of James Johnson, of Andover.

occurs on the
He
joined the INIansfield
church, April 21, 1717, and seems to have been an active member.
His name
Windham
8,
records,
December
14, 1744, as
guardian for Dorcas,

letter to the
daughter of his brother
Wm.
Huntington, and administrator on his estate.
He
died January
1,
1755.
His second wife took with her a
church, July
1733, and died in Aj)ril 1740.
CHILDREN, BORN IN MANSFIELD, CONN.

1.
Mehetabel, born
Basset, Jr.
in Mansfield,
May
31,
1712: baptized June

18,
1,
1712, aud married, in iNIansfield,
March
15,
1735-6, Nathaniel
2.
Anne, born
in Mansfield,
November
jMay
1714, and
married, in
April, 1747,
3.
Edmund Hovey.
in Mansfield,
19,
Elizabeth, born
1735.
1735,
and died
May
24,
* *
4. 5.
Thomas, born June 5, 1736. Christopher, born July 7, 1738.
1.
2.5. 1.4.
1
loth of the same month.
Thomas Huntington, born in Mansfield, June 5, 736; baptized on the He was married, and lived at Fort Miller, N. Y.
CHILD.
1.
He
died in 1805.
James, born
in
Fort Miller, N. Y.
1.
2. 5. 1. 5.
in
Chkistophek Huntington, born

on the 9th of the same month.
Mansfield, July
in INIansfield,
9,
7, 1
738;
7,
and
baptizeil
He
married
May
1761, Mary,
daughter of Perez Dimock.

to
1739.
In 1781, he went
Norwich, Vt., from which place he i-emoved
in 1789, to aid in the settlement
tion,
same state. He embratied the doctrine of univei'sal salvaand was an approved preacher of that denomination. He spent his last years in Compton, Canada East, where he died, December 14, 1810, and his From various sources of testimony, he seems to have been a wife in 1833. man of unusual tenderness of feeling, kind and generous, and ever ready to do
of Roxbury, in the
good.
*
*
1.
309
2.
* * *
*
*
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
8.
Christopher, born November 11, 1761. Elijah, born August 21, 1763. Jedidiah, born August 9, 1765. Thomas, born June 10, 1767. Perez, born June 26, 1769. Benjamin, born July 5, 1771. Mary, born November 21, 1774. Lydia, a twin with Mary, died of consumption,
Roxbury, Vt.
in
June, 1792, in
9.
Gideon, born April
25, 1777.
10.
Mehetabel, born May
28, 1780,
and died of consumption,
in
Jan-
uary, 1816, in Compton, C. E., having never married.
1.
2.5. 1.5.
1.
11, 1761.
Christopher Huntington, born November

1787, in Vermont, Eunice Chadwick,
He
married, in
that state.
He moved
to
and was a blacksmith, in Randolph, of Covington, Tioga county, Penn., about 1816.
children born in roxbury, vt.

1.
Hannah,
born
in 1789;
married Gen. Thomas Putnam.
2. 3.
Shubael, born
in 1791.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Eunice, born in 1793; married Simon Clinton. Stephen, born in 1795, died from the accidental discharge musket at a training, in 1812. Sarah, born in 1797, married Loren Clark. Cynthia, born in 1799; married Letsoner Loundsbury. Sally, born in 1801; married Josiah Graves.
of a
1.
2. 5. 1.5. 1. 2.
Vt.;
Shubael Huntington, born in 1791, in Roxbury, Ketts. He was a blacksmith, and resided in
married Mary
Covington, Pa.
310
1. 2. 5. 1. 5. 1.
2. 6.
3,
Almond Shubael Huntington,

Pa.; married,
born October
1823, in Covington,
August 8, 1847, in Truxton, N. Y., Laura Louisa, daughter of She was born January 20, 1825, in TruxJoseph and Laura Louisa Martin. ton, N. Y., and died January 31, 1902, in Silver Creek, Minn. He was a carpenter. He lived in Truxton, and Corning, N. Y., in the year 1846; in Lindley, Pa., in 1849; in Eaton, N. Y. in 1851 in Utica, Wis.,
;
in 1857.
in the Civil
He
died in Madison, Ind.,

first
May
14, 1864.
War, with Co. K,
Wisconsin Cavalry.
He served as a private He enlisted in Decem-
ber, 1861.
CHILDREN.
1.
HiRAM
Tire, born June
4,
1848, in Corning, N. Y.; died July 29,
1885, in Oshkosh, Wis.

2.
Seymour Dalton,
1886, in
born April
14, 1850, in Lindley, Pa.,
and died
lives in
April 29, 1891, in Oshkosh, Wis.
He was
married
in the fall of
New
York,
to Elizabeth C.
King,
who now
Denver, Colo.
3.
Melville Harris, born September
29, 1851, in
Canton, N. Y.,
4.
5.
6.
7.
and died November 6, 1853, in Tioga, Pa. Flora Idella, born July 18, 1855, in Steuben, N. Y.; died May 5, 1869, in Utica, Wis. Laura Louisa, born September 26, 1857, in Utica, Wis.; died in 1876, in Omro, Wis, Mary Amelia, born April 24, 1860, in Utica, Wis.; married, April 23, 1887, in St. Paul, Minn., Marvin James Ives they live in Hasty, Minn. Almond Shubael, born July 5, 1863, in Utica, Wis.; married, October 5, 1893, in St. Paul, Minn., Julia Anna Bowe; they live in Barronett, Wis.
;
1.2.5.
1.
5.2.
He
married, for his
first
Eli.iah Huntington, born August 21, 1763.

wife, in 1792, Sally Field, of Tunbridge, Vt.,
who
died about a year after the

1779, a most estimable
marriage, leaving one son.
He
married, for his second wife, in June, 1801,

Ct.,
Lydia Parmelee, born

christian lady,
in
Newtown,
August
6,
who
died
May
27, 1851,
aged 71 years.
He was
a sohlier durit,
ing the revolution, but a providential accident, as his mother read

his entering the field as early as his eager patriotism
hindered
to do so. had enlisted and was, as lie supposed, all ready to start for the scene of But, in the afternoon, while using his axe, an strife on the following day. ill timeil blow struck his foot and disabled him, to his mother's gratitude, for Yet on his recovery he entered the army, and was in service several months.
would lead him
lie
nearly three years.
ually ardent
'
311
On becoming pious, his Christian zeal, which was habitand strong, moved him to enter the ministry. He accordingly commenced preaching, and for more than twenty-eight years before his death, he was the useful and much beloved pastor of the Baptist church in Braintree, Vt., where he died, among the bereave<l people of his ministry, June 24, 1828.
CHILDREN, BORN IN BRAINTREE, VT.
*
*
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Elltah, born November 5, 1793. Christopher, born March 5, 1802. Levi, born December 31, 1803, and died January 10, 1804. Jehiel, born June 23, 1805; married, June 8, 1843, Hannah Holman, and resided in Braintree, Vt. They had no children. Lydia, born April 14, 1808, and died July 2, 1808. Sally, born August 19, 1809, and died single, September 25, 1851. .Joseph, born July 27, 1811, graduated at Middlebury College in
1837, having sustained a very high character for scholarship, He studied and been offered a tutorship in the institution. theology at Newton, Mass., and was settled as pastor over the Baptist church in Willianistown, Vt. But after a lingering illness, consumption, he died April 26, 1843, lamented equally for
8.
9.
his piety and his brilliant talents. Lydia, born July 27, 1811; twin with Joseph. Samuel Pearce, born Juue 4, 1814, and died
27, 1840.
single,
November
* 10.
11.
Adoniram Judson, born July G, Nancy Judson, born Decemlier

1843.
1818.
12, 1821,
and died August
10,
1. 2. 5. 1. 5. 2. 1.
Elijah Huntington, born November
5,
1793; married at about thirty
years of age, Susan Gordon, and lived for a while in Delaware county, Ohio,
but in 1825 went to Perrysburg, Ohio, where he spent the rest of his
died from cholera, July 26, 1854, and his wife in 1857.
as a teacher, and in this pursuit took nuich interest, and
success.
life.
He
life
He commenced
met with marked
In an obituary notice of him, taken from the ''Toledo Blade,"
we
find the following testimonial to his
worth
"A good citizen has fallen. We heard of his death with feelings of the most profound regret. For twenty years j\lr. Huntington has been a resident of Perrysbui'g, and during that period he has enjoyed the confidence of the community in which he lived. He was the man perhaps, of all others, that
Perrysbui'g could not afford to lose.
Much
;
of the credit
is
which Perrysburg
has obtained for
its
fine
system of local education,
doubtless attributed to the
valuable services of Mr. Hvuitington
every enterprise of a public character
and the same may be said of almost in that town. He was a far-seeing,
312
sensible
man, and well acquainted with the poUtical character of this country. His memory was nnbouuded. We never knew a person who could more
readily refer to events in the past history of parties, even from the
commence-
ment
jjublic
of the
Government.
He knew He
the character and principles of every
man
of note in the nation, and formed his
own
opinions, from extensive
reading and profound reflection.
held successively several of the moat
important county
legislature
offices in
Wood
county, and was once a representative to the

loss will
is
from
this district.
His
be severely
will also
felt in
Perrysburg, and
not easily leplaced, but while this

will long retain the
true,
it
be true that Perrysburg
evidence of his wisdom, sagacity, and devotion to her
interests, in
her schools and other local improvements."
CHILDREN, BORN IN PERRYSBURG, OHIO.

1.
Sarah, born
in
in February, 1825;
mamed Edward
Olney, professor
Kalamazoo.
3,
2.
Celia, born February

Ohio.
1827; was a teacher in Sandusky City,
3.
4. 5.
and died in 1836. and died in 1856. Mary, born September 29, 1838; was a teacher
in 1829,
Clinton, born
Laura, born June

Ohio,
13, 1835,
in
Perrysburg,
(j.
Henry Clay,
born June 20, 1841;

28, 1843.
is
a printer,
and
lived
in
Perrysburg, Ohio, in 1863.

7.
JuDSON, born November
1.2.5.1.5.2.2.
Christopher Huntington, born March
5,
1802; married, August
9,
1836, Charlotte Tilson, and lived in Randolph, Vt.
children, born in braintrek, vt.

1.
Martha
Elijah
2.
E.,
Tilson, born July 19, 1837. born October 30, 1839.

born
3.
Edmund
T.,
May
3,
1842.
1847,
4. 5.
Joseph G., born February 19, Susan M., born May 1, 1854.
1. 2.
and died
May
17, 1847.
5. 1. 5. 2. 2. 2.
30, 1839, in
Elijah E. Huntington, born October

married Ellen Augusta Black.
West Randolph,
Vt.;
children.
1.
2.
Elijah Christopher. Carroll, born May 26,
1876.
1. 2. 5. 1.
3lS
5.2. 2. 2. 2.
26, 1876, in
Carroll Huntlngton,
July
7,
born
May
Randolph, Vt.; married,
1897, in Sutton, Canada, Edith AVinnifred, daughter of
John R. and
Eliza Jane (O'Brien) Knuekey.
He
Vt.,
is
a pharmacist.
He
She was born December 29, 1876. lived in Randolph, Vt., and moved to Newport,
still lives.
August
24, 1894, Avhere he
They
are Baptists.
CHILDREN, BORN IN NEWPORT, VT.

1. 2.
3.
Vernon Carroll,
born June 29, 1898.

25, 1901.
Stanley John, born March Alton Raeborn, born May
26, 1904.
1.2. 5. 1. 5.2. 8.
Lydia (Huntington) Tilson, born July
1839, Jarvis Tilson, of Braintree, Vt.
27,
1811; married, April 25,
CHILDREN.
1.
Dwight, born
in February, 1842.
in
2.
Nancy
J.,
born
E.,
3.
Joseph M., born
in
December, 1843. December, 1847.
4.
Jonathan
born in July, 1853.
1.2. 5.
1. 5. 2.
10.
6,
Adoniram Judson Huntington,

health.
born July
1818
entered
Brown
University, and was obliged to leave bis class in the junior year, on account of
He
college course in
went into Virginia and taught, and spent the senior year of his Columbian College, Washington city, where he graduated in
In 1846 he was elected professor of the
filled
1843, and entered upon a tutorship.
Latin and Greek languages, which post he

the professorship he
to
fill,
three years.
He
spent the
next three years as pastor of a church in Virginia,
when he was
re-elected to
Columbian College, and which he continued married, June 6, 1844, in Urbanna, Middlesex county, Va., Elizabeth G., daughter of Dr. Richard A. Christian, of that place. He was pastor of the First Baptist Church in Augusta, Ga., from October, 1860, to August, 1865. He then returned to Urbanna, Va. His health was delicate, and on that account he spent nearly two years in Europe. He then returned to Washington, and resumed the chair of Latin and Greek in Columbian University, which he retained during the remainder of his Ufe.
had vacated
in
until the spring of 1859.
He
He
held this professorship, in

in 1905.
all,
about
fifty
years.
He
died in Charles
Town, W. Va.,
His wife died there in 1889. CHILD.
1.
Nannie Judson, born August
2,
1845.
314
1.2. 5.
1.
5.2. 10.
1.
Nannie Judson (Huntington) Wilson, born August 2, 1845, in Washington, D. C; married, in 18G8, William L} ne Wilson. He was born in Jefferson county, Va., ^lay 3, 1843. He was graduated at Columbian College
in 1860, afterward studied in the University of Virginia, served in the Confed-
erate
Army, was
professor of Latin in Columbian College from 1865 until 1871,
studying law at the same time, and, on being admitted to the bar in the latter
year engaged in practice at Charles Town,
W. Va.
In 1882 he became presi-
dent of West Virginia University, but resigned
in order to take his seat in
Congress in December, 1883. He was re-elected for the five following terms, and was conspicuous in framing the " ^Vilson Tariff Bill." He was Postmaster-General, in Cleveland's second administration, and in 1897 became president of Washington and Lee I'niversity. He received the degree of i,L.D. from Columbian College in 1883, and was a regent of the Smithsonian
Institute from 1883 to 1887.
He

IN
ClIILDHEN,
*
1. 2.
BORN
WASHINGTON,
D. C.
William Huntington,
Walter Lyne,
INIary
born July 16, 1871; mai-ried, in December, 1910,
Agnes Perry.
He was
5,
a Paymaster in the U. S. Navy,
was
3.
retired on account of ill-health,
and died March
31, 1915.
Allen Christian,
born July
1873; married, in December, 1897,
Prances Simpson.
*
4.
5.
Arthur Lee,
Mary
born November 6, 1874. Lyne, born March 31, 1877; married

25,
in
January, 1909,
Milton Rouse.
6.
Betty Huntington, born December

1904.
1879; died October
9,
1. 2.
5. 1.
5.2. 10.
1. 1.
21, 1869, at Washington, D. C; married, October 3, 1905, Euphemia Davenport. He died January 17, 1915. He was a lawyer, and author of " Rafnaland: the Strange Story of John Heath Howard," jiul)lishcd by Harper and Brothers.
William Huntington Wilson, born August
children, born in CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.

1.
Ann Davenport,
born September
boi-n
8,
1907.
2.
William Huntington,
Betsey Huntington,

July 27, 1912.
3.
1. 2. 5. 1. 5. 2.
10.
1. 4.
6,
Arthur Lee Wilson,
born at Washington, D. C, November
1874;
married, June 12, 1901, Elinor Wilson.
CHILDKEN.
1.
2.
315
Mary Hungerfokd,
3.
William Lyne, born in Chloe Murdock, born

(lied
born in Lynchburg, Va., June 1 7, 1904. Nantucket, Mass., July 7, 1906,

in
Lynchburg, Ya., December
9,
1908;
March
7,
1913.
1. 2. 5. 1.
5.3.
9,
Jedidiah Huntington, born August

Richardson.
1765
married in 1794, Sarah
moved, early, to Conijiton, Canada East, where he lived He was a farmer, twenty-five years, and then removed to Bi-ighton, N. Y. He died February 25, 18.'32, at the resiand a genial and kind-hearted man.
dence of his son, H.
J., in
He
Brighton, N. Y.
children, born in BRIGHTON,

1.
N. Y.
Lydia, born March

in 1817.
14, 1795,
and died,
2,
in
Compton, Canada East,
* *
*
2. 3.
4.
5.
Samuel Dimmock, born August Horace Jedidiah, born May 7, Marshall, born June 26, 1805.
James, born August
2,
1797.
1803.
1810; died in Compton, C. E., 1813.
1. 2. 5.
1.5. 3.2.
born August
2,
Samuel Dimmock Huntington,

N.
Y.; married,
first,
liis
1797, in
Brighton,
died.
in 1823, in Palmyra,
N.
Y.;
Mary Jane Howell, who
He
married for
second wife, in 1840, Philura Reeves, and lived in Adrian,
Mich., where he was a manufacturer of woolen goods.
He
died about 1885.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
William E., born in 1824, and has been in California. James H., born in 1826, and has been in California. Edwin M., born in 1829, and married, in 1851, Lucy
They live in Adrian, Mich. Hiram Samuel, born October
6,
E. Reeves.
4.
5.
6.
1832.
Sarah J., Marquis

1846.
born
D.
S.,
in 1835,
and died in Palmyra, N. Y., in 1836. born in 1841, and died in Manchester, N. Y.,
in
7.
8.
9.
Sarah J., born in 1843, and died in Manchester in 1846. Albert H., born in 1846. Charles H., born in 1850, and died in Palmyra, N. Y., in
1851.
316
1.2.5.
married February
14,
1. 5.
3.2. 4.
6,
Hiram Samuel Huntington,

1858, in
born October
1832, in Palmyra, N. Y.;
Adrian, Mich., Sarah Louisa, daughter of
Samuel and Rhoda (Iladen) Gregg. She was born July 12, 1830, in Palmyra, N. y., and died IMarch 30, 1912, in Ladoga, Tnd. He is a cabinet maker, and contracting carpenter of the firm of Huntington and Son. He moved from Palmyra, N. Y., to Adrian, ISIich., in 1844, to New Albany, Ind., in 1859, to Nashville, Tenn., in 18G1, and did work for the (lOvcrnment during the War; then moved to Ladoga, Ind., in 1866, where he still lives, and where he celebrated his golden wedding in 1908.
CHILDREN.
* *
1. 2.
3.
Lizzie Gregg, born December 8, 1862. George Marshall, born February 14, 1867. Harry Gregg, born February 14, 1869, in Ladoga,
Ind.,
where he
now
lives.
1.2.5.
Lizzie
1. 5.
3.2.4.1.
born December
8,
Gregg (Huntington) Warfel, He was
1862, in
Adrian, Mich.; married, June 20, 1883, in Ladoga, Ind., Francis, son of Martin
B. and Indiana (McClelland) Warfel.
liorn ]\ray 3, 1857, in Cler-
mont, Ind.
INIr.
Warfel
is
the jniblisher of the
Ladoga Leader and a graduate
of the
Ladoga Normal School.

Schools from 1895 to 1908.
He was
They
Superintendent of the Ladoga Public
are Presbyterians, and live in Ladoga, Ind.
CIIILDKEN, llORX IN LADOGA, IND.

1.
George Huntington,
27, 1906, in
born March 28,1884; married, December
Lexington, Ky., Alleen Blaydes Christie.

1887, and died
They
live
in
2.
Kearney, Neb.
5,
Charles Martin, born May

Ladoga, Ind.
March
23, 1894, in
3.
Louisa, born December
3,
1889, and died in infancy.

1,
4. 5.
Harry Herbert,
born December
1890; lives in Columbus,
().
Nellie Grace, born Febrnary
10, 1894.
1. 2. 5. 1. 5. 3. 2. 4. 2.
IIuNTiN(rrON, born February 14, 1867, in Ladoga, mariied October 21, 1896, in Ladoga, Ind., Sophia Edna, daughter of Daniel H. and Mary Louisa (Harshbarger) Ilines. She was born July 9, 1869.
Ind.;
George Marshall
317
He
lives in
is
a contracting carpenter of the firm of Huntington and Son, and
Ladoga, Ind.
still
He
is
a deacon in the Presbyterian Church, elected in
1905, and
holds that
office.
grandfather,
The fourteenth of February is an especial holiday with this family, Hiram Samuel, was married on that date, and it is also the
his brother
as the birthfirst
day of the father, George Marshall, and child of George Marshall.
Harry, and of the
CHILDREN, BORN IN LADOGA, IND.

1.
2.
Charles Marshall, born February 14, 1898. Earl Gregg, born May 4, 1900; died August 19,
1902.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Mary
Louisa, born April
12, 1902.
Silas Hiram, born May 8, 1905. Daisy Grace, born June 6, 1907; died March Nellie Ruth, born August 14, 1909. Eva De Lelia, born January 26, 1911.
29, 1910.
1.2. 5.
1. 5. 3. 3.
born May 7, 1803, iu Brighton, N. Y.; married in 1830, Betsey L. Griswold, and was a farmer in Brighton, N. Y. He removed to Rochester, where he died in 1854.
Horace Jedidiah Huntington,
CHILDREN.
1.
John
M., born in 1831, and died in Minden, N. Y., in 1845.
2.
Lydia
3.
4.
A., born in 1834, and died in Rochester, N. Y., in 1864. Sa.muel Marvin, born August 26, 1838. Benjamin ^Marshall, born February 22, 1840; married Sarah Whitney, November 1, 1860. He died in Rochester, N. Y., June 10, 186 7, leaving one child, George Marshall, who is now
5.
dead. Mrs. Huntington resides in Rochester, N. Y. Lucia, born December 5, 1843, and died in Rochester, N. vember 1, 18 70.
Y.,
No-
1.2.
5. 1.
5.3. 3. 3.
born August 26, 1838, in Couesus, N. Y.; married, August 18, 1863, in Osseo, Mich., Elizabeth, daughter of Cliauncy and Sarah Jane (Howell) Leonard. She was born October 9, 1837,
in
Samuel Marvin Huntington,
Osseo.
in
He was
;
a railway engineer, and lived in Rochester, N. Y., until
1852;
Lafayette, Ind., 1852-1863; Fort
Wayne,
Ind.,
1863-1866; Osseo,
3,
Mich., 1866-1872
Saginaw, Mich., from 1872.
He
died April
1892.
He
was a Universalist, and a deacon in that church in Saginaw, Mich., from 1889 to 1892. Mrs. Huntington died August 9, 1912.
318
CHILDREN.
1.
Florence Jane, born

is
July
2,
1866, in Fort
Wayne, Mkli.
She
principal of the normal class and supervisor of grade work, in
the Osceola county normal training class, in Evart, Mich.
2.
Lucia Blanche, born July
31, 1871.
1.2. 5.
1. 5.
3. 3. 3.2.
31,
Lucia Blanche (Huntington) Williams, born July

son of John D. and Annie (Abbott) Williams.
1869, in Green Bay, AVis.
1871, in
Osseo, Mich.; married February 12, 1894, in Saginaw, Mich., Earle Abbott,
Saginaw, Mich., until
He was born December 3(, Mr. Williams is a traveling salesman, and lived in February 9, 1905; Green Bay, Wis., 1905-1908; Evart,
They
are Episcopalians.
Mich., from 1908 to the present time, 1915.
children.
1.
2.
3.
Elizabeth Gladys, born June 27, 1896, in Saginaw, Mich. Chester Huntington, born August 6, 1898, in Saginaw, Mich. Marvin Eakle, born August 26, 1907, in Green Bay, Wis.
1.2.5. 1.5.3.4.
ried, in 1835,
Marshal Huntington, born June 26, Ann Case. He was a carpenter,
1805, in Brighton, N. Y.; mar-
and lived
in Adrian, IMich.
children, born in ADRIAN, MICH.

1.
2.
Sarah E., born in 1837, and William J., born in 1842.
died in Adrian, in 1844.
3.
Martha
A., born in 1850.
1.2. 5. 1. 5.4.
Thomas Huntington,
ried,
born June 10, 1767, in IMansfiehl, Conn.; mar(1. 3. 6. 3. 6. 6.).
September, 1795, Submit
He moved
to Couipton, C.E.,
in the spring of 1802,
where he lived respected, and died

6,
of spotted fever, be-
ing sick only thirty-six hours, ]\Liy
1811.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1.
Seth, born June

Joel, born July
13, 1796. 16, 1797.
2.
Alice, born October

6,
*
*
3. 4.
1799.
21, 1801.
Olive, born December
5.
319
1806; married Alanson
HuLDA, born
in
Compton, C.
in
E.,
July
11,
Harvey, and died

*
6.
7.
Eaton, C. E., leaving no children.
Levi, born August 16, 1808. Lydia, born in Compton, C.

Fuller.
E.,
Maj- 27,
1810; married Samuel
They
resided in Compton, where they had in 1863 two
children, Albert, and Malvina, living, having lost two with con-
sumption.
1.2. 5.
Seth Huntington, born
A])ril 3, 1825,
in
1. 5. 4. 1.
Roxbury, Vt., June
13,
17!)6: married,
]Mary Hovey, whose parents were from Connecticut.
lie
was a
successful farmer, living in Hatley, Stanstead county,
Canada East.
E.
CHILDKEN, BOUN IN HATLEY,

*
1. 2.
C.
3.
Lucius Seth, born May 26, 1827. Caroline Amelia, born May 20, 1829. Clarissa Adelia, born May 20, 1829 married, May
;
15, 1849,
Jesse Hazen, and had three daughters.

4.
5. 6.
7.
Thomas Frederic,
born April
5,
1831,
and died
29, 1836.
in
March, 1832.
Frederic Alexander, born September Almira, born June 7, 1838.
Mary
P^mma, born April
24, 1842.
1.2.
ried in
5. 1.
5.4. 1. 1.
jNIay 26. 1827, in
Lucius Seth lIuNTiN<iTON, born

married a Mrs. Marsh in 1878.
Hatley, C. E.
1853, ^liriam, daughter of ]\lajor lâvid
Wood.
She
died,
marand he
;
He was
called to the
Bar
1856 he started the Waterloo Advertiser.
ment from 1862

1.S74, to
to 1882.
and made Queen's Counsel in 1863. In He sat in the Dominion ParliaHe was Solicitor General for Lower Canada from
in 1853,
]May, 1863, to ]March,
1864. President of the Privy Council from January,
October, 1875,
when he was made Post Master General.

About 1882 he removed
to
He
held this jjosition until October, 1878. City for medical treatment.
New York
He
died there
May
18, 1886.
children.
1. Russ Wood, born February 14, 1855, in Shefford, Canada East. There were three other children who died in infancy.
1.2.5.1.5.4.2.
Alice (Huntington) Crosby, born October
Vt.; married, in 1813,
16,
1797, in
Roxbury,
Ebenezer Crosby.
320
321
1.2. 5.
married, January
1. 5. 4. 6. 1.
Joel Thomas Huntington, born August 18, 1843, in Franklin, N. Y.; 7, 1865, in La Crosse, Wis., Lois Elizabeth Nichols, the adopted daughter of James Sadler. She was born January 7, 1847, in Chicago, 111. He is a bookkeejaer, and lives in Delton, Wis.
CHILD.
*
1.
Percy Raymond,
born October
11, 1878.
1.2.5. 1.5.4.6.
married,
first,
1. 1.
11, 1878, in Delton, Wis.;
;
Percy Raymond Huntington, born October

in Delton, Wis.,
Ruth, daughter of A. Striemer
was divorced
and married, second, December 8, 1910, George W. and Grace (Brown) Adams. Wis.
in Delton, Wis., Lulu, daughter of
He
is
a barber, and lives in Delton,
children, born in delton, wis.

1.
2. 3.
Dorothy Geraldine, born May 31, 1901. Irene Sylvia, born December 11, 1903. Joel Thomas, born October 26, 1911.
1.
>Zi
9. 1. O. O.
26, 1769, in Mansfield, Conn.; married,
Perez Huntington, born June
September, 1802, AbigaU Hatch, of Mansfield, Conn.

died in Lowell, Mass., July 19, 1847.
He
died in September,
1834, in Compton, C. E., where he had been engaged in farming.
His widow
CHILDREN.
*
* *
1. 2. 3.
Heman,
born
May
18, 1803.
4.
Anson, born December 11, 1805. Ruby, born August, 1807, and died James, born May 29, 1818.
in 1840.
II.
2. 5. 1. 5. 5. 1.
born
in
Heman Huntington,
Peperell, Mass.,
Roxbury, Vt.,
May
18,
1803; married, in
in that town,
February
7,
1832, Sybil Boynton,
who was born

engaged
April
mills.
8,
1808.^ l'^^7 lived in Lowell, Mass., he being
in
one of the
21
322
CHILDREN, BORN IN LOWELL, MASS.
1.
2.
Sybil Maria, born November 25, 1833, and died May 15, 1S34. Solon Heman, born September 7, 1835, and died December 13,
1836.
3.
Harriet Boynton,
1841.
born July
9,
1837, and died
November
4,
4.
5.
John P., born November 29, 1839. James Henry, born November 1,
army.
1841, and was in the
Union
19,
(d,
Hannah Amelia,
1847.
born February
19,
1844, and died A])ril
7.
Elijah Bardwêll, born September

1847.
7,
1846, and died April 20,
8. 9.
Mary Abigail, born November 15, 1848. Martha Emma, born September 12, 1850.
1.2.5.1.5.5.2.
Anson Huntington,
ried,
born
in
Compton, C.
E.,
December
June
4,
1828, Lois Patterson, of Hartland, Vt.
11, 1805; marShe was born September
12, 1805.
He was
an engineer, and had superintendence of canal construc-
tion.
He
was, in 1860, residing in Wauseon, Ohio.
1.
George Anson,
Mass.
born in 1829, and died August
8,
1848, in Lowell.
1.2.5.
1.
5. 5.4.
James Huntington, born in Com])ton, C. E., May 29, 1818; married, in Lowell, Mass., May 2, 1846, Rachel C. Burbank, who was born in Barnet, Vt.,
June 16, 1818. They settled in Green Lake, Marquette county. Wis., where He and his wife were members of the Baptist he was a thriving farmer.
church.
children.
1. 2.
Georcje Heman, born Ajn-il 13, 1848. James Hatch, born February 9, 1850.
3.
Abby Hannah,
Alice
C.

13, 1856.
4.
Hatta, born August
1.
2.5. 1.5. 6.
in
Benjamin Huntington, born July 5, 1771; married, Api'il 30, 1801, Catharine Gustin, who was born April 12,
N. H., and died August
ruary 25, 1841.
6,
Roxbury,
Vt.,
1779, in Harlow,
1854, in Com])ton, C. E., where he also died, Feb-
CHILDREN.
323
The
Compton.
*
1.
first
two children were born
in
Roxbury,
Vt.,
and the
rest
in
2.
Thomas, born April 17, 1802. Cynthia, born April 19,1804; married Daniel Parker, and
in
lived
3.
* *
4. 5.
6.
7.
Compton, where she died, October 3, 1856. Catherine, born November 24, 1806. Josiah G., born February 24, 1809. Benjamin, born April 16, 1811. Almira, born July 14, 1813, and lived, unman-ied in Compton. She died December 31, 1837, "in the western country." Philip, born March 19, 1816, in Compton, where he died, in
October, 1820.
1. 2. 5. 1.
5.6.
1.
Thomas Huntington,
February
1802.
5,
born April 17, 1802, in Roxbury, Vt.; married, Emily Hicks, of Eaton, C. E., who was born February 14, They lived in Compton, where he was a farmer.
1827,
CHILDREN, BORN IN COMPTON.

1.
Phillip
F.,
born December
8,
1827, and died October 3, 1844.

9,
2. 3.
Caroline
S. J.,
born August
1828, and died
November
1,
1848.
Willy Josiah,

11, 1834.
4.
5.
Thomas, born January

Levi, born October
15, 1835,
6.
7.
8.
Charles, born November 13, December 20, 1860. Charlotte, born November 20, Leander, born July 22, 1843.
and died February 26, 1841. 1837, and died of consumption,

1839, and died August 11, 1853.
1.2.5.
1.
5.6.4.
24,
Josiah G. Huntington, born February

carpenter.
1809, in Compton, C. E.;
married, June 1833, Lucinda Heath, and lived in Compton, where he was a
CHILDREN, BORN IN COMPTON,

1.
WHERE THEY LIVED
IN 1860.
Walter,
born October
3,
29, 1833.
2. 3.
Ira, born April
1835.
DiMis, born July
24, 1837. 30, 1860.
4.
5.
Willie, born April 4, 1850, and died May Alvira, born January 16, 1852.
324
1. 2. 5. 1. 5. 6. 5.
ried,
April 16, 1811, in Compton, C. E.; marJanuary 1832, Mehetabel Heath, and was a farmer, in Conijjton, C. E., wliere lie died, December 31, 1846.
CHILDREN, BORN AND LIVED IN COMPTON,

1. 2.
C.
E.
3.
Esther, born April 20, 1833. Marshall, born August 19, 1834. Achsa, born September 4, 1837, and died February
Felicia, born August 4, 1843. Gilbert, born November 12, 1845.
7,
1860.
4. 5.
1.2.5.1.5.7.
Mary (Huntington) Le Baron,
born November
21,
1774; married,
6,
about 1812, Japhet Le Baron, of Hatley, C. E., where she died July
1850.
children.
1.
Elljaii Huntington.
2.
Japhet.
1. 2. 5.
1.5. 9.
Juae
16, 1815, in
Gideon Huntington, born

for his first wife,
April 25, 1777, in Mansfield, Conn.; married

for his second wife,
Bliss,
widow Day, and
ton,
Cornelia,
daughter of Samuel
Vt.,
of
Connecticut,
12, 1859.
Compwho moved to
Stratford, Vt.
Pompanoosuc,
She was born in 1781, and died June and was a farmer.
He
resided in
children.
*
1.
Samuel
Bliss, born September 10, 1816.

in
2.
Elizabeth Mehitabel, born
Compton, C.
E.,
July
17,
1818;
married, at the age of sixteen, Charles Henry Earned, an officer

in the United States Army, who was stationed in Arkansas, where she died of consumption, August 30, 1840, six months
after the birth of her third daughter.

3.
Jedidiah Pinnock, born
4.
in Compton, C. E., February 10, 1820, and was a farmer living in Pompanoosuc. Stephen Dimock, born in Compton, C. E., January 15, 1822. He
lived,
unmarried, with his ])arents on the farm.

born August
1824.
He
died in the
Union Army.
*
5.
William Avery,
9,
325
1.2.5.1.5.9.1.
Samuel Bliss Huntington,
1816
;
born
in
Compton, C.
E.,
September
10,
married, in 1847, Jane Babcock; and engaged in manufacturing in
New-
buryport, Massachusetts.
CHILDREN, BORN IN NEWBURYPORT, MASS.

1.
Elizabeth Barre, born May

Isabella, born October
15, 1848.
2.
10, 1850.
1.2.5.1.5.9.5.
William Avery Huntington,
married, February 11, 1846, Lydia
born
in
Hartland, Vt., August
9,
1824
H., daughter of
Charles and Matilda
Rogers, of Newburyport, and was a manufacturer in Lawrence, Mass.
CHILDREN, born IN NEWBURYPORT, MASS.

1.
Frank W.,
born June W, 184 7,

born March
7,
2.
Edward
P.,
1851.
1.2.5.4.
Eleazer Huntington, born
field
in
Windham, July
25,
28, 1697.
The Mans-
record has the same birth, dated the 7th instead of the 28th,
He mar-
ried, so the
Mansfield record
states,
February
1718-19, Deborah, daughter
of
James Hovey.
He was
7,
admitted to the Mansfield church, September 19,
1734, and died
March
1748-9.
His wife died February 26, 1784.

*
1.
2.
Samuel, born December 31, 1729. Eleazer, born September 19, 1734.
1.2.5.4.1.
born in Mansfield, December 31, 1729, and bapJanuary 11, 1729-30. He married, May 7, 1752, Abigail, daughter of Samuel Backus of Windham. After living in Mansfield some eight or nine years he went West. CHILDREN.
tized
Samuel Huntington,
The
records.
births of the
first
four of these children are found on the Mansfield
*
*
1.
Eliphalet, born May
6,
1753.
28, 1754.
2.
RoswELL, born December
326
3.
Eunice, born December
26,
1756,
and married a Hebard, of
Windham.
4.
5.
6.
John, born October 21, 1759. Olive, born June 27, 1767. Samuel, born August 9, 1769.
1. 2. 5.
4. 1. 1.
6,
Eliphalet Huntington, born May

ried, in 1774,
1753, in Mansfield, Conn.; mar-
Eleanor Bugbee, and resided
in his native
town, where his child-
ren were born.
children.
1.
2. 3.
Reuben, born in 17 75. Eleazer, born in 1777. Roswell, born in 1779;

Ariel, born
in 1781.
died July
2,
1809.
4.
1.2. 5.4. 1.2.

born December 28, 1754, in Mansfield, Conn., and married, October 29, 1777, in Windham, Sarah Read. After his death his widow married Samuel Spencer, by whom she had several children.
Roswell Huntington,
child.
1.
Sarah, born
Nathan
(1. 3. 4. 4. 1. 7.).
1. 2. 5. 4. 2.
Eleazer Huntington, born
in Mansfield,
September
19,
1734, and
18, 1756,
baptized on the 22d of the same month.
He
married,
November
He lived in MansPhebe, daughter of David Hartshorn, of Norwich, Conn. field, and was most noted for his military bearing, being a famous captain
of a noted military company.
He
died in Scotland pai-ish,

is
Windham,
in 1S08.
In the record of his children's births, he
called Ensign, at
that of his
,
seventh, and Captain, at that of his ninth child.
CHILDREN,
BORN
1.
IN MANSFIELD, CONN.,
WHERE THEIR BIRTHS ARE ON RECORD.

2,
Phebe, born November

in 1850.
1758.
She died unmarried

sister
in
Vermont,
2.
Eleazer, born March

18,
17, 1760.
baptized August 16, 1761.

1762.
3,
He and his He was drowned
accidentally,
Phebe were June

She
3.
Deborah, born September

married,
1763, and baptized October 16.
November
15, 1781,
Azariah Balcom.
Their dismission
from the South Mansfield church took place September when they removed to AVindham.
*
4.
5. 8,
327
1783,
Eleazer, born February AsENATH, born October
2,
1766.
6.
7.
February 13, 1768. She married Zebediah Tracy, of AVindham, and died in 1851, at the residence of her son, John Tracy, of AVillimantic. Shubael, born August 11, 1770. Lydia, born August 25, 1772. She lived in Vermont, and never
31, 1767, baptized
married.
8.
Zerviah, born March

Benjamin Jones.
She married 15, 1774, baptized June 5. She united with the AVindham church in 1801.
9.
* 10.
In the printed catalogue, her husband's name is written Janes. Elizabeth, born June 16, 1776, and died September 22, 1793. Ebenezer, born November 22, 1780.
1.
baptized April 12.
2.5.4.2.
2,
4.
1766, in Mansfield, Conn.,
Eleazer Huntington, born February
and
He
married, September 20, 1789, Sarah, daughter of

1
Thomas
Palmer.
Davis,
who
died July 17,
792.
He
married, January 15, 1798, Phebe
He was
a farmer and miller in AVindham.
children.
The
first six of these births are
on the Mansfield records, the
last four in
AVindham.
1.
Fanny, born June
13 or 18, 1790; married
Samuel K. Dodge, and
lived in Berlin, Pa., having
no children.
2.
Melany, born June

Norwich.
9,
1792.
24, 1798,
3.
Harriet, born May

Eliza, born March
five children.
and lived
single, in
Greenville,
4.
13, 1800;
married Andrew Davison, and had
*
*
5.
6.
.7.
Charles, born May 20, 1802. Marcia, born May 15, 1804. Minerva, born in 1808; married Nathan
chester, Penn.
Justin,
and went
to
Man-
* *
8.
9.
* 10.
Erastus, born March 18, 1810. Edwin, born March 3, 1813. Horatio, born February 5, 1816.
1.2.5.4.2.4.2.
Melany (Huntington)
Ct.;
Lincoln, born June
9,
1792, in AVillimantic,
married, in 1812, John Lincoln, of
New
Boston, AVindham; they lived in
Lebanon, Penn., where their children were born.
328
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
John. Lucy. Emily.
4.
5.
Steadman.
Giles.
1.2.5.4.2.4.5.
in 1829,
20, 1802, in
Nancy
B. Strong, of Coventry, Ct.
He was
Windham, Ct.; engaged many

in California,
married,
years as
finally
a teamster in Willimantic.
lived in
He
lived for
some time
and
New
Market, Ohio.
CHILDREN.
1.
Jane, born
in
1831;
married Dwight
W.
Keyes, and went to
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
*
2.
3.
Charles Palmer, born December George Edward, born December
18, 1833.
6,
1834.
1. 2. 5. 4. 2. 4. 5. 2.
Charles Palmer Huntington,

Conn.; married,
first,
July 23, 1854,
in
born December 18, 1833, in Coventry, Willimantic, Conn., Sarah Pamela,
daughter of Giddings Whitmore and Emily (Gaylord) Keyes. She was born in 1836, in Chaplin, Conn., and died in August, 1863, in Beaver Dam, Wis.
He
married, second, in the winter of 1865, in the village of
New
Haven,
N. Y., Fannie Maria, daughter of Daniel Hewitt and Hannah Atheda (]\Iontgomery) Davis. She was born January 1, 1842, in Oswego, N. Y., and died May 11, 1906, in Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. Huntington was a millwright by trade,
deputy collector of Internal Revenue. War, as 2nd Lieutenant and 1st Lieutenant and Captain of Company F, in the 24th Kegiment of Wisconsin Infantry VolunHe enlisted teers, and as Major in the first Regt. U. S. Vet. Vol. Engineers. August 21, 1862, and was discharged September 26, 1865.
and
later a
He
served in the Civil
He was a man
and
military side of
of strong personality
and kind
disposition, socially popular,
of vigorous physique; domestic in his inclinations,

life.
and very fond of the

always a
National
lived
man
of small means.
He was quite prominent in Milwaukee, though He held various offices in the Wisconsin
in that
Guard for many years. They were Unitarians, and he was a deacon
in Cleveland, Ohio, Portage, Wis., Willimantic,
Church.
They
Conn., and Milwaukee, Wis.,
where he died September
9,
1890.
CHILDREN.
1.
329
Will Herbert,
ried,
born March 15, 1858, in Beaver Dam, Wis.; marJune 6, 1888, in Oslikosh, AVis., Harriet Evelyn, daughter of Denton G. and Mary AdeUa (West) Freeman. She was born October 21, 1862, in Clemensville, Wis. He is a bookkeeper and lived in Milwaukee, Wis., until 1870, in Oshkosh, Wis., till 1881, in Berlin, Wis., from 1903 to the present time. They are
Christian Scientists.
1860, in Beaver
2.
Jennie Keyes, born July
4,
Dam, Wis., and died
April 22, 1869, in Milwaukee, Wis.
3.
4.
Frank Burdo, born November 22, Mabelle Jeanette, born March

married,
first,
1867.
5,
1872, in
Milwaukee, Wis.;
November
;
23, 1892, in
Milwaukee, Wis., Alfred
Scott Witherbee
married, second, in January, 1909, in St. Louis,
Mo., Lewis Huntington Falley.
1.2. 5.4. 2. 4. 5. 2.3.

Frank Burdo Huntington,
Ohio; married
of
born November
22, 1867, in Cleveland,

Lilla,
November
25, 1890, in
Milwaukee, Wis., Helen
daughter
Henry Barnard and Eunice Elizabeth (Langworthy)

in
Kellogg.

troller of the
Milwaukee, Wis.
He
is
a railway
official,
She was comp]\Iich-
Chicago Terminal Transfer K. R. Co., auditor of the Lake
igan Car Ferry Transportation Co., auditor of the Wisconsin Michigan Kail-
way Co.
Milwaukee, Wis., thirty-four years; moved to Fond du Lac, moved to Marquette, Mich., for three months; then to Chicago, 111., where he now lives. He is a member of the Milwaukee Yacht Club, Oslikosh Yacht Club,
in
He Uved
Wis., and stayed three years;
sons, Illinois
Fond du Lac Yacht Club, Modern Woodsman, Knights of Pythias, Free MaInstitute of Accountants, Fond du Lac Agricultural Society, Transportation Association, Military Oi-der of the Loyal Legion, American Canoe Association, Marn-a-Wauk Canoe Club, and Roycrofters also the Twilight Club, B. P. O. Elks, and Association of American Accounting Officers. They are Christian Scientists.
;
children.
1.
2.
Kellogg, born October 1, 1891. Charles Palmer, born November
27, 1894.
1.2.5. 4.2.4. 5.3.

George Edward Huntington,
tic.
born December 6, 1834, in WillimanMilwaukee, Wis., Helen Louise, daugh- .Jf'vl ter of George Ray and Hannah Rebecca (Graff) Smith. She was born July ^y* ^r . / 16, 1843, in Buffalo, N. Y. \ j-^
Conn.; married,
May
21, 1860, in
.\^
330
He went to California with his father when about 1 7 years of age, and was there about two years; came to Milwaukee, Wis., in 1858; went in 1887 to Minneapolis, Minn., where he died October 1, 1899. He was a Unitarian.
CHILDREN.
1.
Minnie Jane, born September

ried, first.
30, 1861, in
May
died
30,
1882,
in
Milwaukee, Wis.; marMilwaukee, Wis., Charles Banks

1902; married, second, February
Yale,
who
November
26,
15, 1906, in
Minneapolis, Minn., Dr. Jehiel Weston Chaniberlin.
2.
They live in St. Paul, Minn. She is an Episcopalian. Frederick Cutler, born November 29, 1862, in Milwaukee,
5, 1907, in Minneapolis, Minn,, Helen Kennedy. They live in Mandan, N. D. Antoinette Smith, born November 11, 1864, in Milwaukee, Wis.; married, September 16, 1890, in Minneapolis, ]\Iinn., Harry Burton McMaster. They live in Youngstown, O. George Ray, born September 10, 1867. Harry Edward, born July 23, 1869, in New Lisbon, Wis.; mar-
Wis.; married, September

Isobel
3.
4.
5.
ried
May
4, 1891, in
Minneapolis, Minn., Lillian Baker.
They
live in Rochester,
6.
Sarah
They
N. Y. Louise, born April

3,
11,
1872, in
Tomah, Wis.; married,
October
*
1896, in Minneapolis, INIinn., Isadore Valier Gedney.
live in Minneapolis,
Minn.
2,
7.
Helen Estelle,
1. 2.
born September
1878.
5.4. 2.4. 5. 3.4.

born September
10, 1867, in
George Ray Huntington,

Wis.; married, August
4,
New
Lisbon,
Maud, daughter of Hobart Graves and Mary (Burwell) Wetherbee. She was born in Wabasha, Minn. He is general manager of the "Soo" line, M., St. P. & S. S. M. Ry., and lives in Minneapolis, Minn. They are Presbyterians.
1897, in St. Paul, Minn., Mattie
children, born in MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.

1.
2. 3.
Jane, born December 15, 1900. Mary, born June 1, 1903. {{eoroe Ray, born May 6, 1905.
1.2.5. 4.2. 4. 5.3. 7.

in
Helen Estklle (Huntington) Sawyer, born September 2, 1878, Milwaukee, Wis.; married, September 11, 1901, in Minneapolis, Minn., Charles Walter, son of Martins King and EUzabeth J]mma Sawyer. He was
Dubuque, Iowa, and is an accountant. He moved Monmouth, 111., in 1879; from Monmouth, in April, Minneapolis, Minn., where they now live. They are Episcopalians.
17, 1877, in
born October
1888, to
from Dubucûe, Towa,
to
CHILDREN, BORN IN MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
1.
331
Walter Huntington,
born October
18, 1902.
2.
3.
Margaret, born March 26, 1904. Richard Willard, born December
29, 1905.
1.2.5.4.2.4.6.
Marcia (Huntington) Bingham,
Bingham
of
born May 15, 1804; married James Norwich, Conn,, where she died in 1850.
children, born and RESIDED IN NORWICH, CONN.

1. 2.
Eliza A. Antoinette.
3.
Mary,
married H. C. Albro.
1. 2. 5. 4. 2. 4. 8.
Erastus Huntington, born March

married April
16, 1844, in
18,
1810,
in
Windham,
Conn.;
Norwich, Conn., Ruth, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Mowry) Sly. She was born May 30, 1819, in Lisbon, Conn., and died December 7, 1864, in Norwich, Conn. He was a millwright, and died in Greenville, Conn., May 1, 1857. They were Universalists.
children.
1.
Sarah Elizabeth,
married, October
son of
born April
2,
15,
1845, in Greenville, Conn.;
1872, in Norwich, Conn.,
Chauncy Burgess,
Thomas Boswell and Mary (Dolbear) Woodworth. He was born March 26, 1846, in Montville, Conn., and is a bank
clerk.
He
are
has lived in Norwich since he was two years of age.

Universalists,
They
and
]\Ir.
dent of the Sunday School for eleven years, and
Woodworth was Superintenis now deacon
and treasurer of the church.

*
2. 3.
William Frederick, born February 10, 1848. Charles Whittemore, born July 21, 1849; married Anna Day,
and died Feb.
10, 1895, in
Norwich, Conn.
12,1853.
16, 1857.
4.
5.
J^dward Victor, born May 15, 1852, and died February Harriet Rosalie, born October 10, 1856, and died June
1.2.5.4.2.4.8.2.
William Frederick Huntington,
James and Mary (Aldrich) Robbins.
Mills,
111.
born February 10, 1848, in Nor29, 1860, in Solon
wich, Conn.; married October 20, 1879, in Osage, Iowa, Sylvia, daughter of
She was born June
332
He
office,
is
stationer and storekeeper, for the Illinois Central R. R. freight

111.
Chicago,
He moved
from Norwich, Conn.,
to
Osage, Towa, in April,

S. D., in
1869; to Dell Rapids, So. Dak., in April, 1880; to

to Sioux Falls, S. D., in 1888; to Chicago,
111.,
Rock Creek,
1884;
where they now reside. They are Universalists, and he has been clerk and treasurer and parish trustee from 1890 to the present time.
in 1889,
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Mary Livermore,
Ruth Sylvia,
born
May
5,
22, 1881.
8,
2.
born June
1884, in
Dell Rapids, So. Dak.

3.
4.
Ethel Robbins, born March 19, 1885, in Rock Creek, S. D. Alice, born February 12, 1890, and died May 3, 1893, in Chicago,
Illinois.
5.
Gertrude Aldrich,
born September
1,
1895, in Chicago,
111.
1. 2. 5. 4.2. 4. 8.2. 1. Mary Livermore (Huntington) Bosworth, born May

Dell Rapids, South Dakota; married, July 30, 1904, in Chicago,
22, 1881, in
111.,
Ernest
2,
William, son of Edwin and Jane (Griffin) Bosworth.

1880, in Ontario, Canada.
He was
born June
He
is
a claims adjuster.
They
are Universalists,
and
live in
Chicago,
111.
child.
I.
Ethel Gertrude,
born July
19, 1905, in
Chicago,
111.
1.2.5. 4.2.4.9.
Edwin Huntington, May
in
born March
3,
1813, in
Windham, Conn.; married.
23, 1839, Emily,
daughter of Samuel and Polly Price, and was a farmer

in INIanchester,
Osage, Towa.
23, 1819.
His wife was born

lie
Wayne
County, Penn.,
October
and his wife were Universalists.
children.
1.
James Bingham, born

John, born
IIahrikt, born
in
in
Windham, Conn., March
5,
1840.
2.
in Cliaplin, Conn.,
3.
February 27, 1842. Manchester, Penn., February 12, 1844.
4. 5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Alice, born in Manchester, March 26, 1846. Cora, born March 14, 1848, and died September 27, 1849. Edwin, born December 20, 1851. Everett Guild, born July 28, 185.?. Helen Edith, born in Howard County, Towa, September Nancy Urania, born in Osage, Iowa, February 13, 1859.
6,
1856.
333
1.2.5.4. 2.4. 10.

IIoKATio Huntington, born February
married,
in
5,
1816, in
Windham,
Coun.;
November
12, 1840, Julia Horton.
He was
a millwriglit, and resided
Osage, Iowa.
]Mrs.
He and
1891.
his wife belonged to the Universalist denomination.

in
Huntington died
1,
Osage, Iowa,
in April, 1885,
and Mr. Huntington
died January
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
*
*
3. 4.
5.
Oliver Palmer, born November 13, 1841; Eugene, born April 18, 1844. Eliza Adele, born September 23, 1846.
died August
3,
1846.
Mary
ried
Elizabeth, born February

in
St.
12, 1849.
Oliver Palmer, born June

Paul, Minn.,
11, 1851, in
Morristown, N.
J.;
mar-
daughter of
March 14, 1879, Francelia Maria, George Henry and Diantha Robinson (Woods)
6.
7.
8.
9.
Prescott. She was born June 9, 1852, in Groton, Mass. He was proprietor of a hotel in Miami, Florida, where he died November 17, 1912. His religious preference was Catholic. There are no children. Mrs. Huntington now lives in Miami, Florida. Horatio Eleazer, born September 24, 1853. AViLLiAM Henry Seward, born June 12, 1857. A Son. Julia.
1.2. 5.4.2. 4. 10. 2.

Eugene Huntington,
December
29, 1867, in
born April
18, 1844, in
Norwich, Conn.; married,
(Case) Button.
Osage, Iowa, Artemisia, daughter of William and Sally She was born May 25, 1849, in Carroll, N. Y.
He was employed in railway survey and construction work, successivelv by the Northern Pacific, Illinois Central and Iowa Pacific Railroad companies from 1867 to 1872. He was a member of the Legislature of Dakota Territory from 1884 to 1886, and Adjutant General of South Dakota from 1889 to 1891. Later he was deputy collector of internal revenue of the United States. He was a thirty-third degree Mason. From his youth he hved in Osage, Iowa, until 1878, when he moved
to
Flandreau, S. D.; thence, in
October 24, 1913.
1883, to Webster, S. D., where he died His wife and two daughters still reside there.
children.
1.
* *
2.
Marcia De Ette, born August 29, 1870. Richard Templar, born February 21, 1875.
3.
Mary Grace,
born October
10, 1876.
4.
5.
Gertrude Beulah, born February 1, 1881. Edward Wlnslow, born April 21, 1888, and
in
died
March
5,
1891,
Webster,
S.
D.
334
HUNTIKGTON GENEALOGY.
1. 2.
5.4.2.4. 10. 2.2.
born February 21, 1876; married, Milwaukee, Wis., Gertrude Brooks. He was a graduate of the Webster High School. He went to Milwaukee to take a position in the He died December Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul R. R. offices, in 1895.
RicHAKn Templar Huntington,

22, 1900, in
October
7,
1914, in Milwaukee.
CHILD.
1.
Beulah Hawthorne,
born March
22, 1903.
1. 2. 5. 4. 2. 4.
10. 2. 4.
born February
1,
Gertrude Beulah (Huntington) Rieger,
1881, in
Flandreau, S. D.; married, June 27, 1904, in Webster, S. D., Arthur J. Rieger. They reside at Rosthern, Saskatchewan, Canada.
children.
1.
Jean, born August
2,
1905.
2,
2.
James Cushman, born September
1908.
1. 2. 5. 4.
2.4. 10. 3.
23,
Eliza Adele (Huntington) Baker, born September
1846,
in
Montville, N. J.; married, July 24, 1872, in Hamlin, Kan., William B. Baker.
He was born November and stockman, and lived He was an Episcopalian.

1.
26, 1847, in Prescott, Ontario,

in
Canada, was a farmer

20, 1912.
Hiawatha, Kan., where he died March
CHILDREN.
2.
Bertha Huntington, born August 24, 1873. Julia Eliza, born June 12, 1875, in Hiawatha, Kan.; married, June 29, 1904, James Harry Leidigh. They live in Spearville,
Kan.
3.
John Huntington, born September

Texas.
24,
1877;
lives
in
Dallas,
4.
Adele Huntington,
29, 1904,
William Harvey Shaw.

Harley
born December 27, 1879; married, June They live in Concordia, Kan.
23,
5.
Gertrude Isabel,
27, 1906,
born January
1882
married,
December
Ward
Benfec.
They
16,
live in
Hiawatha, Kan.
6.
Frances Louise, born September

Missouri.
1885; lives in Kansas City,
7.
8.
William Seward, born June 26, 1887 lives in Auburn, Nebraska. Thomas Huntington, born September 14, 1891 lives in Hia; ;
watha, Kan.
335
1.
2.5.4.2.4. 10.4.
IMary Elizabeth (Huntington) Love, born February 12, 1849, in Montville, N.. J.; married, in Orchard, Iowa, November 12, 1875, James Nelson, son of John Love. He was born December 29, 1841, in Tompkins, N. Y. He was a traveling salesman. He served through the Civil War, in the 144th
N. Y. Infantry.
He
died February 29, 1904, in Hiawatha, Kan.
CHILDREN.
1.
Ada Elizabeth,
born February
17,
1878, and lives in Spokane,
2.
Wash. Mary HuntinCxTON, born October
1.5,
1880;
mamed May
16,
1910, Frederick J. Schilling, in Sedro Wooley, Wâsh.

3.
Thomas Eugene, bom November

Kan., in 1889.
22,
1882; died in Hiawatha,
4.
Ralph Huntington,
30, 1913, in
born December 15, 1884; married December Hiawatha, Kan., Bijou Meisenheimer; they live in
Hiawatha, Kan.
1. 2. 5. 4. 2. 4. 10. 6.
Horatio Eleazer Huntington, born September

bus,
24, 1853, in
Colum-
N.
Y.;
married in 1885, in Osage, Iowa,

in
I\Iary,
man.
She was born
Bangor, Me., and died
in
daughter of William ScamAnnandale, Minn., in 1888.
He
maiTied, second, in 1895, in St. Paul, Minn., Euphemia, daughter of John

Bell.
and Helen (Simpson)
She was born on Prince Edward Island.
He
is
a merchant, and lived in Osage, Iowa, from 1860 to 1877; Willmar,
Minn., from 1877 to 1887; Annandale, Minn., 1887 to 1892; Spokane, Wash., 1892 to 1900; Rosebury, Ore., 1900 to 1907, and now lives in Kennewick,
Wash.
They
are Presbyterians.
children.
1. 2.
HoRTON Sc AMMAN, Helen Euphemia,

Ruth, born July
born October
born June
14, 1887, in
13, 1897, in
Willmar, Minn. Spokane, Wash.
3.
17, 1899, in
Spokane, Wâsh.
4.
5.
Winnefred Bell, born February 13. 1903, in Rosebury, Ore. Janet Winchester, born April 26, 1905, in Rosebury, Ore.
Louis Horatio, born June
26, 1908, in
6.
Kennewick, Wash.
1.2.5.4. 2.4. 10. 7.

born June 12, 1857, in Osage, Iowa; married, November 28, 1887, in Orchard, Iowa, Estelle, daughter of Gustavus and Angeline (Orchard) AA'right. She was born September
20, 1861.
William Henry Seward Huntington,
He was engaged
in
ranching and lumber business, and lived in
Osage, Iowa, and Annandale, Minn., before moving to Sumner, Wash. died December 18, 1912. He was a Universalist.
He
336
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Adele, born December 7, 1888, in St. Cloud, JNIinn. Prescott, born November 19, 1890, in Orcbard, Iowa.
Julia, born September
25, 1892, in
3.
Annandale, Minn.
4.
Marcia, born June
21, 1902, in
Annandale, Minn.
1. 2.
5.4. 2. 6.
14.
wlio
Shubael Huntington, born Aua;ust 11, 17 70, and baptized October He married, November 16, 1794, Patience Tliatclier, in Columbia, Conn,, was born in 1767. He lived in New Boston, and Woodstock, Conn., and
His wife died
in
died in March, 1835.
August, 1851.
CHILDREN.
1.
Asa
H., boi-n
November, 1795, and died

1
single, in
August, 1827.
2.
Betsey, born October,

Conn.
797; married Alfred Carpenter, of Ashford,
* *
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Clarissa, born September, 1799. Abner, born March, 1802. Eunice, born September, 1804. Waldo, born November, 1806; married, November, 1837, INIaria Ingraham, in Dudley, ]\Iass., and died, leaving no child, in November, 1838, in Auburn, Mass. Phebe, born July, 1809, and died in May, 1813. Albert, born December, 1812.
1. 2. 5. 4. 2. 6. 3.
Clarissa (Huntington) Rathbun, born in September, 1799; mar. Asa Rathbun, at Woodstock, Conn., in 1821. She died at Woodstock, March 28, 1832. He died at Thompson, Conn., September 3, 1849.
children.
*
1. 2.
ried
Amos Carroll, born December 29, 1822. James Avery, born at Plainfield, Conn., May
in
9,
1824; died single,
May,
1854.
at
3.
Elizabeth Ruth, born

died about 1830.
Thompson, Conn., February

5,
24, 1826;
4.
Shubael
Lewis
ried
T.,
H., born at Woodstock, Conn., INIarch
1828; died in
April, 1842.
5.
born at AVoodstock, Conn., March 24,1830. He marSusan B. Smith, of Livingston, N. J., and, after her death,
6.
Mary Ann Tucker, also of Livingston. Clarissa E., born March 24, 1832.
1. 2. 5. 4. 2. 6. 3. 1.
1822; married
337
Amos Carroll Rathbun, Phebe Ann Smith,

J.,
born at Woodstock, Conn., December 29,

of Livingston,
7,
died at Madison, N.
in October, 1906.
N. J., December August 13, 1896. Mrs. Rathbun died also They were both buried at Hanover, N. J.
1851.
He
in
Madison,
CHILDREN.
1.
Ella C,
first,
born November
3,
27,
1854, at Livingston, N.
J.;
married,
2.
3.
N. Y. and she married, second, A. Harrison Taylor. They live at Chatham, N. J. Harriet Augusta, born July 25, 1861, at Livingston, N. J.; died, unmarried, at Madison, N. J., April 11, 1890, Lewis Edward, born in Madison, November 11, 1863; died, sinOctober
1883, George
of Philmont,
W. Whitman
He
died,
gle,
July 25, 1883, also at Madison.
* *
4.
5.
Charles Addison, born January 7, 1867. Elford Jarman, born June 22, 1868.
6.
Anna
single,
Louise, born at Madison, N. February 22, 1908.
J.,
November
2,
1870; died,
1.2.5.4.2. 6.3.
Charles Addison Rathbun, born
at
1. 4.
;
J., January 7, 1867 Manasquan, N. J. He attended the public schools in Madison, and was for a time a clerk in a drug store. He was graduated with the degree of ll.b. from Columbia Law School in 1889, and was then admitted by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as an attorney, and, in 1892, as a counselor at law. He is a trustee of the Presbyterian church in Madison, and was for nearly twenty years a director of the Y.M.C.A. He is also a prominent member of the Masonic Order, and of the Royal Arcanum. He is a lawyer, having an office at Morristown, N. J.; has been Prosecutor of Pleas for Morris County, and is now (1915) a member of the New Jer-
Madison, N.
of
married, October 11, 1899, Emilie
Reed Campbell,
sey Senate.
CHILDREN, BORN IN MADISON,

1.
N.
J.
2.
3.
Harriet Campbell, born November 17, 1901. Dorothy Elizabeth, born May 16, 1903. Eleanor Anna, born October 9, 1904.
1.2.5.4.2.
married, at Madison,
6. 3.
1.5.
22, 1868,
Elford Jarman Rathbun, born June

November
18, 1890,
at
Madison, N.
J.;
Agnes Halsey.
They
live
at
Madison.
22
338
CHILDREN, BORN IN MADISON,
1. 2.
N.
J.
3.
Elford Jarman, born November 3, 1891. Roger Halsey, born July 22, 1894. William Carol, born September 29, 1897;
1901.
died February
7,
4.
5.
6.
Gilbert Addison, born July 13, 1900; died August Miriam Helen, born July 2G, 1903. Audrey Laura, born November 6, 1905.
10, 1900.
1.2. 5. 4.2. 6.3. 6.

24, 1832;
Clarissa E. (Rathbun) Plant, born married Simeon M. Plant.

children.
*
1. 2.
at
Woodstock, Conn., Manli
Maria Ingram,
born July
14, 1852.
;
3.
4.
5.
Irving Darius, born May 4, 1854 married Rogena Irons. Elizabeth Ann, born March 10, 1857 died March 28, 1858. Frances Estelle, born January 15, 1859 married DeWitt Leverey, March 8, 1876; died October 25, 1880. Martha Ann, born May 14, 1860; married David E. MiUer,
;
July
6.
7.
4,
1876.
;
8.
Ellen Mary, born April 13, 1861 married Albert Atchinson. Eveline Frances, born June 30, 1862; died October 6, 1862. Lena Frances, born August 5, 1863; died March 15, 1864.
9.
Son, who died when a few weeks
old.
1. 2.
5.4. 2. 6. 3. 6.
1.
;
i
married Welcome
Maria Ingram (Plant) Davis,

Davis,
born July 24, 1852
November
1.
30, 1871.
children.
Mary Augusta, born August

January
13, 1890.
8,
1872
married Gurdon B. Marcy,

married Robert
2.
Carrie Edna, born August

August
29, 1891.
29, 1873;
S.
White,
3.
Esther Evelyn,
born April
10, 1875.
4.
5.
6.
Arthur Lovell, born July 13, 187 7. Walter Evans, born March 16, 1885.
Ralth Edgar, born September
6,
1889.
1.2.5.4.2.6.4.
Almira Bartlett,
his
born in March, 1802; married, November, 1834, Auburn, Mass. He resided in Worcester, Mass., where children are supposed to have been born.
of
Abner Huntington,
CHILDREN.
1.
339
2.
3.
Mary
4.
5. 6.
Clarissa, born in January, 1836. E., born in May, 1837, and died in April, 1840. Betsey W., born in February, 1839, and died in April, 1840. Waldo, born in April, 1842, and died in the following September.
born in April, 1845.
in
Mary Ann,
Charles, born
August, 1849.
1.
2.5.4.2.
in
6. 8.
Albert Huntington, born
Mass., in October, 1838, Lavinia Stone, and
December, 1812; married, in Auburn, was engaged in teaching.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Ella M., born in May, 1841. Albert W., born in April, 1843.
Elizabeth, born
in
3.
January, 1852.
1. 2. 5.
4.2. 10.
22, 1780; married,
September She was born July 21, 1786, in Partridgefield, Mass., and died June 12, 1857, in Townshend, Vt. They were Methodists. He went in 1811 to Acton, Vt., now Townshend, where he engaged in farming, a business which he pursued down to the commencement of the year 1857. He was town clerk in Townshend, eleven years, and for forty-one years a justice of the peace. He represented the town in the state legislature three years, and for the same length of time, was associate judge of the Windham county court, having been admitted to the bar in that county in 1837. He died in 1866, in Spring Mills, N. Y.
10, 1810,
Ebenezer Huntington, born November
Lydia, daughter of Jathleel and Olive (Hyde) Peck.
children.
*
1.
2.
Diana, born June 14, Lucretia, born June
1811.
25, 1815,
and died July
25, 1816.
* *
* *
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Ebenezer Hartshorn, born February 27, Eleazer Peck, born February 27, 1817. Jared Hyde, born February 18, 1820.
Olive, born March
31, 1822.
15, 1827.
27, 1831.
1817.
*
*
Lucretia, born April
DeWitt
9.
Clinton, born April

4, 1833.
Minerva, born March
340
1.
2.5. 4. 2. 10.
1.
Windham, Conn.;
Diana (Huntington) Cobb, born June

niaiTieil,
14, 1811, in
April 22, 1835, Horace, son of Daniel and Lucy (Stevens) Cobb. He was born January 15, 1808, in Windham, Vt. ]\Ir. Cobb was a farmer and a dealer in cattle and horses, and moved from Windham, Vt., in 1841 to SpringMills,
N. Y., where he died July

in
26, 1865.
Mrs. Cobb died

Unitarians.
Ulysses,
Penn.,
December
4,
1882.
They were
CHILDREN.
1.
Lucy Miranda,
born February
6,
1837, in Jamaica, Vt.; married,
April 26, 1871, in Woodhull, N. Y., William Byron Lanning. Mrs. Lanning died June 5, 1869, in Woodhull, N. Y. He hus-
band and only

2.
child are also dead.

2
7,
Daniel Horace, born December

ried, first,
1838, in Jamaica, Vt.; mar-
3.
January 21, 1863, in Andover, N. Y., Helen Bnndy second, August 23, 1870, in Woodhull, N. Y., Jennette Josephine Buchanan. They live in Coudersport, Penn. Henry Huntington, born October 22, 1841, in Windham, Vt.; married, first, January 22, 1863. in Spring MUls, N. Y., Amanda Melvina Reynolds; second, November 26, 187 7, in Woodhull,
N. Y., Robie Smith Sherwood; third, December 7, 1894, Andover, N. Y., Celia Adelaide Rosebush fourth, January
;
in
30,
1889, in Coudersport, Penn.,

in Coudersport,
Emma
Louisa Bishop.
They
live
Penn.
4. 5.
AuRELius Howard, born January 5, 1843. Lydia Peck, born January 18, 1844, and married June 28, 1865, They live in in Spring Mills, N. Y., Samuel EUery White.
Ulysses, Penn.
6.
Lyman Howell,
ried,
born
24,
May
15, 1848, in
Spring Mills, N. Y.; mar-
December
1879, in Coudersport, Penn., Edith
May
7.
November 28, 1892, in Cotulersport, Penn. George Hamilton, born March 21, 1850, and married January 4, 1870, in Spring Mills, N. Y., Ruth Florine Raymond. They live
Dickenson.
died
in Ulysses,
He
Penn.
1.2.5.4.2. 10. 1.4.

AuRELius Howard
Cobb, born January
5,
1843. in Spring Mills, N. Y.;
married, September 4, 1866, in Spring Mills, Louise Han-iet Raymond. was a prominent physician of Ulysses, Penn. Died December 7, 1914.
He
He
sity.
New
received a jjublic school education there and attended Alfred UniverIn 1861-62 he taught school and then enlisted in the 130tli Regiment York Volunteer Infantry, but later was tranferred to the First New
York Dragoons, serving
Confederate
until the close of the war.
341
He had
a part in the
thirty-seven engagements of the Dragoons.
He was
once caught within the
lines, but escaped. After the war he did farming for a few years. For one year he taught school at Oswayo, Mrs. Cobb being his assistant. He came to Ulysses and studied medicine with Dr. E. U. Eaton, and then attended the Buffalo JMedical College, from which he received his medical degree. He then practiced with Dr. Eaton for five years. In 1882 he opened an ofHce in Ulysses, and continued in the practice until the very minute that he Avas called to his eternal rest. He spent two or three winters in the South. He was a member of the O. A. Lewis Post, G. A. R., of this place. In politics he was a Prohibitionist, and was once his party's candidate for the Legislature. He was president of the board of health, and president of the board of trustees of the Methodist Episcopal church, of which he had been a
faithful
member
for
many
years.
CHILD HEN.
*
1.
2.
Dour Raymond,
born
May
16, 1871.
Lydia Aurelia, born
April
30,
1879.
She resides with her
mother, in Ulysses, Penn.
1.
2. 5. 4.2. 10. 1.4. 1.

born
Dorr Raymond Cobb,

(Tyrrell) Miller.
is
May
16, 1871, in
Bingham, Penn.; married,
April 16, 1895, in Syracuse, Katherine, daughter of Riley V. and Sarah H.
He
is
a gi-aduate of Syracuse University, 1892, ph. b.

of the firm of Wilson,
He
a lawyer, and
Y.,
member
Cobb and Ryan,
in
Syracuse,
N.
where he has resided since 1888.
He was
a delegate to the
New York
State Constitutional Convention of 1915.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Raymond Miller, born November 28, 1896, Helen Huntington, born September 13, 1898.
Katherine Tyrrell,
born October
19, 1900.
3.
1.2.5.4.
2. 10. 3.
P2BENEZER Hartshorn Huntington, born February 27, 1817, in Townshend, Yt.; married, first, September 21, 1843, in Bingham, Penn., Mary Caroline, daughter of William Greenleaf and Elizabeth (Freeland) Raymond. She was born April 17, 1820, in C'oraline, N. Y., and died October 9, 1851, in Independence, N. Y. He married, second, September 13, 1854, in Indejêndence, N. Y., Lydia Adeline, daughter of William and Mary (Wilson) Reynolds. She was born April 7, 1831, in Independence, N. Y., and died April 4, 1863, in Madison,
Wis.
342
He
1893.
married, third,
March
23, 1864, in
Independence, N. Y., lantha D.,

27,
sister of his
second wife.
She was born
May
Mills,
was a merchant, and lived in the Town of Independence, Spring Y., until 1854, when he removed to Madison, Wis., where he died April 17, 1903. He was not a member of any religious denomination, but He was an Abolitionist greatly admired Theodore Parker and his teachings. of the extreme type, and had the courage of his opinions, and the unflinching integrity and uprightness of the old time Puritan.
He
N.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
LucRETiA Minerva, born January 21, 1845. Mary Maria, born June 26, 1849, in Independence, N.
in Ulysses,
Y.; lives
Penn.
1851, in Independence, N. Y.,
3.
Ellen Elizabeth, born October 3,

and died July
2,
1865, in Madison, Wis.

23, 1858, in
4.
5.
6.
Frank Reynolds, born January Hattie, born March 19, 1860.

Earle Hosmer,
born April
3,
Madison, Wis.
1863, and died
December
9,
1909.
1. 2.
5.4. 2. 10. 3.
June
16, 1868, in
1.
21, 1845, in
LucRETiA Minerva (Huntington) Gray, born January

Independence, N.
of
Y.; married,
Madison,
AVis.,
Richard, son
James and Sarah (Meredith) Gray. He was born July 17, 1844, in Ireland. Mr. Gray was the general traffic manager of the Southern Pacific R. R. He
lived in
Canada
in
1864; in Madison, Wis., in 1865; Council Bluffs, Iowa, in
1867; Omaha, 1869, and San Francisco, from 1871 to 1898.

7,
He
died January
1898.
ISIrs.
Gray
lives in
New
York.
He
was, and she
is,
a ITnitarian.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
James Huntington, born July 25, 1869, in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Ellen Sarah, born December 28, 1870, in Omaha, Neb.; married,
14, 1905, in New York They live in Park City, Utah. Mabel, born August 29, 1871, in San
October
City,
George Deroy Blood.
3.
Francisco, Cal.
1. 2. 5. 4. 2.
10. 3. 5.
Wis.; married,
Hattie (Huntington) McDonald, born March 19, 1860, in Madison, March 21, 1882, in Madison, Wis., William Hadley, son of William and Louisa (Guy) McDonald. He was born March 23, 1859. They
St.
are residents of
Paul, Minn.
CHILD.
1.
343
Olive Marie, born August
19, 1883, in
Hudson, Wis.
1. 2. 5. 4. 2. 10. 4. Eleazeu Pkck Huntington, born February

married,
shall
27, 1817, in
Acton, Vt.;
1822, and
December
5,
1841, in
New
Fane, Vt., Stella Maria, daughter of MarMiller.
and Sophia Charlotte (Porter)
She was born April
6,
He was
a Methodist clergyman, and was a
member
of the ftenesee Con-
ference from 1857 to 1887..
He
died June 20, 1887, in N. Bingham, Pa.
children.
*
1. 2.
Frederic Porter, born July 11, 1843. Julia Maria, born January 4, 1846, in Bingham, Pa.; married, December 1, 1870, Curtis William Cain. They live in Omaha,
Neb.
3.
Charlotte Sophia,
and
dited
4.
5.
6.
24, 1848, in Bingham, Pa., N. Y. Olive Peck, born September 15, 1850, in Bingham, Pa.; married, July 16, 1873, in Phelps, N. Y., Eugene Arenas, son of Ezekiel and Harriet Electa (Allen) Heseltine. He was born October 18, Mr. Heseltine is a farmer, and 1843, in Whitesville, N. Y. served in the Civil War, in Co. D, 86tli Regiment, N. Y. Vol., as private, corporal, and sergeant, and was finally brevetted second lieutenant, for gallant and meritorious services. He enlisted August 29, 1861, and received his discharge September 4, 1864. They are Methodists, and Mr. Heseltine is Trustee of the Spencer M. E. Church, and was school trustee from 1908 to 1910. Louis Kossuth, born September 23, 1851, in Bingham, Pa.; married March 20, 1878, in Raymond, Pa., Josephine Raymond. They live in Emporium, Pa. Ebenezer, born Septenilier 27, 1853, in Bingham, Pa.; married September 26, 1887, in Miles City, Montana, Elizabeth Richards.
born December
May
11, 1880, in Hornell,
They
7.
live in
Leland,
(^re.
De Witt
Clinton, born August 4, 1858, in Bingham, Pa., and died February 11, 1889, in Eldred, Pa. He was a graduate of Yale in 1887, a minister in the M. E. Church, and pastor in
Eldred, Pa.
8.
Mary
Miller, born May 21, November 9, 1887, in Miles They live in Gibbon, Neb.
1860, in Granger,
City,
N. Y.; married Montana, Charles Milo Lee.
344
1. 2.
5.4.2. 10. 4.
1.
11, 1843, in
Frederic Porter Huntington, born July

hend, Vt.; married, July
9,
West Towns-
1871, in Rexville, N. Y., Esther Jane, daughter of
Oliver Hamilton Commodor Victor Perry and Margaret Jane (Nelson) Reed. She was born January 18, 1851, in Sweden, Pa. They He was a farmer. lived in North Bingham, Pa., and were Methodists. He died August 5, 1911.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Eleazer Peck, born June

Ellen, born November
6,
9,
1872.
* *
1875.
9,
3.
Harrison Haven, born March

1. 2. 5. 4. 2.
1878.
10.4.
1. 1.
ried
9, 1872, in Bingham, Pa.; marN. Y., Dora A., daughter of Alexander She was born FebruRobertson and Catherine Abiale (Weast) Dillingham. ary. 17, 1875, in Arcade, N. Y. He is a baker. He was S. S. Superintendent in the Methodist Church at
Eleazer Peck Huntington,

December
9,
born June
1896, in Arcade,
Shinglehouse, Pa., for three years.
CHILDREN.
1.
De Witt
Clinton, born August
29, 1899; died
September
1,
1909,
in Heiring, Pa.
2.
3.
Olive, born September 12, 1901, in Herring, Pa. Uarda, born June 7, 1903, in Shinglehouse, Pa.
4.
5.
6.
Clinton Porter, born November
3,
1905, in Shinglehouse, Pa.

in Shinglehouse, Pa.
Eleazer Peck, born January 23, 1908, Frederick Perry, born September 26,
1912, in Shinglehouse, Pa.
1. 2. 5. 4. 2. 10. 4. 1. 2.
6, 1875, in N. Bingham, August 3, 1898, in N. Bingham, Pa., Clinton Addison, son of Addison N. and Martha (Chestnut) Clark. He was born January 4, 1860. Mr. Clark is in the milling business, and moved from N. Bingham to So. Herring, Pa., in 1898, and to Shinglehouse, Pa., where he now lives, in 1904. They are Methodists, and Mr. Clark was a member of the official board for two years, and a member of the Board of Education for two years.
Ellen (Huntington) Clark, born November
Pa.; married,
children, born in MILLPORT,

1.
2.
PA.
3.
Addison Huntington, born October Diana, born June 24, 1902. Haven Reed, born March 26, 1904.
25, 1900.
345
1. 2. 5. 4. 2.
Pa.; married,
10. 4.
1. 3.
9, 1878, in N. Bingham, February 14, 1906, in Shinglehouse, Pa., Arvilla Mae, daughter .She was born of Seymour Alison and Theresa Josephine (Pearsall) Farley.
Harrison Haven Huntington, born March
August
25, 1884, in Shinglehouse, Pa.

is
He
a farmer.
reside in
They
are Methodists, and he has been steward in the
c-hurch since 1907.
They
North Bingham, Pa.
CHILDREN, BORN IN NORTH BINGHAM, PA.

1.
Mae, born March

Deo, born April
2,
20, 1907.
2. 3.
1909
died the same day.
De Witt Hartson,
1.2. 5.4. 2. 10. 5.

Jared Hyde Huntington, born February
10, 1842,
married, January 18, 1820 Adaline Wait, and lived in Townshend, Vt., where he was a farmer.
;
CHILD.
1.
Margaret, born January
12, 1843, in
Townshend, Vt.
1.2.5.4.2.10.6.
Olive (Huntington) Lewis, born March
Vt.; married,
31, 1822, in
Townshend,
August
Y.,
26, 1847, in
Spring Mills, N. Y., Paul Burdick, son of
(Church) Lewis. He was born August 3, 1817, in and was a farmer. He lived in Independence and Andover, N. Y., in Stoughton, Wis., from 1861, in Madison, Wis., from 1867, and Beloit, Wis., from May, 1892, and died in Beloit, September 28, 1892. He was a Methodist. She resides in Beloit, Wis.
Abram and
Plainfield,
Elizabeth
N.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Clinton Huntington, born April
8,
1851.
Y',;
2.
Bertha Clarina,
Hobart.
born January
8,
1858, in Independence, N.
married, October 14, 1891, in Madison, Wis.,
Frank Gatfield
They
live in Beloit,
Wis.
1.
2.5. 4. 2. 10. 6.
1.
N.
Clinton Huntington Lewis, born April 8, 1851, in Independence, June 26, 1887, in Oak Creek, AVis., Caroline Augusta Hobart. They live in Milwaukee, Wis.
Y.; married,
346
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Paul Adin, born April 14, 1879. Charles Hobaet, born June 6, 1881,
January
live in
28, 1910, in Billings,
in
Windsor, Wis.; married,
Mont., Helen TenBroeck.
They
3.
4.
5.
Red Lodge, Mont. Marshall, born December 5, 1885, in Oak Creek, Wis. Marian, born October 14, 1890, in Milwaukee, Wis.
Lillian, born February
5,
1894, in Milwaukee, Wis.
1.
2. 5. 4. 2. 10. 6. 1. 1.
born April
14, 1879, in
Paul Adin Lewis,

phia, Pa.
Chicago,
111.;
married, Aug-
ust 6, 1906, in Milwaukee, Wis.,
Mary Louise
children.
Durbin.
They
live in Philadel-
1.
Janet IIobart, born

N. Y.
July 14, 1907, in Forest

19,
Hills,
Mass.
City,
2.
IIobart Durbin, born December
1909, in
New York
1. 2.
5.4.
2.
10. 7.
;
tember
LucRETiA (Huntington) Powers, born April 15, 1827 28, 1852, Joseph Powers, who was born May 10, 1809.
married, Sep-
He owned
at
one time an extensive cabinet manufactory, and was also engaged

ing industry.
in the flour-
He died February 28, 1892. in Boyne Falls, Mich. Mrs. Powers has been a member of the Methodist church for seventy-five years, and lives in Denver, Colo.
children, born in HEBRON, WIS.
1.
PvDWAKD Clinton, born October

1859, in Hebron, Wis.
18,
1853;
died
February
15,
* *
2. 3.
Ella Minerva, born October
18, 1853.
* *
4.
r>
Harry Huntington, born August 7, 1859. Edna Lucretia, born January 27, 1861.
Joseph Horace, born January
22, 1866.
1. 2. 5. 4. 2.
10. 7. 2.
18, 1853, in HeBoyne Falls, Mich., John Albert, son He died in Ludington, of John Albert and Mahala (Jackson) Chapman. Mich., January 15, 1907.
Ella Minerva (Powers) Chapman, born October
bron, Wis.; married, August 12, 1880, in
CHILDREN, BORN IN MILWAUKEE, WIS.
1.
347
Joseph Albert, born January

married Pearl
Stoll,
2.
31, 1882, in Milwaukee, ^Yis.; January 21, 1908, in Chicago, 111. Gladys Mahala, born January 7, 1886 died May 2, 1888.
;
3.
4.
Donald Huntington, born December 12, 1889. Grace Gwendolyn, born October 29, 1891; married, June
they reside.
24,
1914, at Oberlin, O., Olney l>rown Kent, of Ithaca, N. Y., where
5. 6.
Mildred Powers, born April 22, 1893. Kenneth Powers, born February 12, 1897;
died, July 19, 1898.
1.
2. 5. 4.2. 10. 7.3.

born August
7,
Harry Huntington Powers,

4,
1859
married, October
1882,
Mary
J.,
daughter of the Rev. E. J. and Faith Huntington (Hooker)

a graduate of the Wisconsin State University, in Madison.
Montague
]Mr.
(1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 1. 2. 2.).
is
Powers
He
served as an
asst.
teacher in the University for one year.
He
completed
and was called to Oberlin College in Ohio as professor of French. He next went to Smith College, as professor of sociLater he held chairs at Leland Stanford, Jr. University, in California, ology. and Cornell University in Ithaca, N. Y. While teaching he spent his vacations in conducting parties on tours through Europe, and finally resigned his position in college so as to devote all
his education in Paris, France, his time to foreign travel tours.
His headquarters are in Boston, Mass.

helps
His wife accompanies him and
him on
his tours.
They
are CongregationaMsts.
children.
1.
Phillip Montague, born December 16, 1884; married, March 9, 1913, Clara MacKeil. He was for a number of years on the staff
of the
Boston Herald, but
is
now, 1915, reporter with the Ger-
2.
man army for the Associated Press of Boston. Joseph Huntington, born September 3, 1889.
of the printing
He has charge department of the Boston Bureau of Univei-sity
Travel.
1.2.5.4.2.10. 7.4.
Hebron, Wis.; married.
of
Edna Lucretia (Powers) Tourtelotte, born January May 20, 1886, John F. Tourtelotte, who
27, 1861, in
is
a promi-
nent lawyer of Denver, Colo.
Wisconsin University, at
Both Mr. and Mrs. Tourtelotte are gi-aduates Madison, Wis.
348
CHILDREN.
1.
Louisa Lucretia, born June

Frances, born September
3,
27,
1887
graduated from the State

at Oberlin Col-
University at Boulder, Colo., in 1910.

2.
1891
was a student
a
lege, Oberlin, Ohio, in 1910.

3.
Margaret,
born December
in 1910.
2,
1893; was
student at Denver
High School,
1. 2. 5.
4.2. 10. 7.5.
Joseph Horace Powers, born June 22, 1866, in Hebron, Wis.; married, November 26, 1892, in Bremen, Germany, Anna Minna Marie, daughter
of Victor Julius
George Sochlke, of Bremen, Germany. Mr. Powers is a professor of Zoology in the Nebraska State University, in Lincoln, Neb. He is a graduate of Wisconsin University, and received a He completed his education at Goetscholarship and returned for one year. tingen, Germany. children.
1.
Hildegard Huntington,
N. Y.
born November
2,
1893, in Brooklyn,
2.
Victor Sochlke, born July
6,
1895, in Crete, Neb.

16, 1898, in Crete,
3.
Horace Joseph,
born October
Neb.
1.2.5.4. 2. 10.8.
Vt.; maiTied, first.
DeWitt Clinton Huntington, born April 27, 1831, in Townshend, May 13, 1853, in Chelsea, Vt., Mary Elizabeth, daughter of
Salmon Joiner and Elizabeth (Fish) Moore. She was born in 1833, in ChelHe married, second, sea, Vt., and died July 22, 1866, in Spring Mills, N. Y. October 27, 1868, in Rochester, N. Y., Frances Harriet, daughter of Hiram She was born August 3, 1846, in and Harriet Frances (Wilson) Davis. Rochester, N. Y., and survived him. He was a Methodist clergyman, a graduate of Syracuse University, and was in the active ministry from 1851 to 1898; was Chancellor of the Nebraska Wesleyan University from 1898 to 1908; Chancellor Emeritus and Professor
of Biblical Study from 1908 until his death.
He was
Presiding P21der from 1871 to 1898, a
member
of the General
Conference from 1868 to 1904, a delegate to the Ecumenical Conference, London, in 1881, and fraternal delegate
to the
M.
E.
Church South, 1902.

from Syracuse University,
in
He
1
received the Degree of d. d. from Genesee College, in 1868; ll. o.

l^niversity, in 1910,
from Syracuse
905.
and
i..
n. d.
He
lived successively in Thetford,

Y.,
\'t.,
Proctorsville, Vt., Brattleboro, Vt.,
Trumansburgh, N. Y., Rochester, N. Y., Syracuse, N. Y., Rochester, N. Y., Buffalo, N. Y., Bradford, Penn., Olean, N. Y., Bradford, Pa., and finally in Lincoln, Neb., from 1891 to the time of his death, February 9,
HorneU, N.
1912.
CHILDREN.
1.
349
2.
Chakles Finney, born June 4, 1855, in Proctorsville, died May 20, 1882, in New Orleans, La. Thomas Mooke, born March 27, 1858, in Hornell, N. Y.;
first,
Vt.,
and
married,
September
12,
1886, in Battle Creek, Neb., Carrie Eliza
Batie.
He
married, second, December 24, 1908. in Rushville,

of
9.
4.
Horace Christian and Lillian She was born September 8, 1886, in Rushville, Neb. He is in the real estate business, and moved from Gordon, Neb., to Seattle, Wash,, where he now resides. They are Methodists, and have no children. Horace Davis, born September 19, 1865, in Rochester, N. Y.; married, March 4, 1890, in Gordon, Neb., Alice Elizabeth, daughter of Francis Jonas and Anna Rebecca (Fegdey) Andreas. She was born July 9, 1873, in Allentown, Penn. He is a merchant, and was postmaster at Ellsworth, Neb., and Justice of the Peace at Gordon, Neb. He has Uved in Ellsworth, Neb., and Broken Bow, Neb., and removed to Gordon, Neb., where he now lives, in 1909. They are Methodists, and have no children. Mary Frances, boi-n September 11, 1885, in Geneva, N. Y. She
Neb.,
Elizabeth (Satterfield) Dale.
lives in Lincoln,
Mary Helen, daughter
Neb., with her mother.
1.2.5.4.
INliNEHVA
]\Iarch 4, 1857,
2. 10. 9.
(Huntington) Osgood, born March 3, 1833; married, Miles Osgood. She died March 15, 1900, in Ooshkonong,
is
Wis.
Mr. Osgood
a mechanical engineer, and lives in Fort Atkinson, Wis.
CHILDREN.
1.
* *
2.
Hattie Lucretia, born March 28, 1858, and Mary Miranda, born May 6, 1860.
died August
6,
1866.
3. 4. 5.
Helen Orette, born in 1862, and died in September, 1866. Olive Minerva, born September 13, 1867. Joseph Burleigh, born October 29, 1868. He resides in White
Water, Wis.
1. 2.
5.4. 2. 10. 9. 2.
6,
Mary Miranda
H. Cary,
(Osgood) Cary, born May

children.
1860
married William
of Alden, Iowa.
1.
2.
Edna Permelia, married Frank Earl Thornton.

Gladys Minerva. Leona Abigail.
Bothwell, and has no children.
* *
3.
4.
350
1.2. 5.4.2. 10.9. 2. 2.

Earl Thornton Gary,
in
married Elizabeth Bell Keller.
He
is
a farmer
Alden, Iowa.
'
children.
1. 2.
Bernadine Eva. Dale Miles.
3.
Mary
Qaline.
1. 2.
5. 4. 2. 10. 9. 2. 3.
Bertis
Gladys Minerva (Gary) Leslie, married

an architect and builder,
in
Anson
Leslie.
He
is
Roundup, Montana.
children.
1.
2. 3.
Beulah Gary. William Morris.

Russell Sanford. Harold.
4.
1.2. 5. 4. 2. 10. 9.2.4.

Leona Abigail (Gary) Kellar,
in
married Albert John Kellar, a farmer
Alden, Iowa.
CHILD.
1.
Genevieve Blanch.
1. 2. 5. 4. 2.
10. 9. 4.
13,
Olive Minerva (Osgood) Tilden, born September Henry A. Tilden, and died June 27, 1907.
children.
1. 2.
1867; married,
Henry
J.,
married
Norma Wise;
has one child, Olive
M.
Gladwin.
3.
Burleigh W., married DeP^tt May, married Emil Struck.

Miles.
Ilyai,
and has one
child,
4.
1. 2. 5. 5.
Ruth (Huntington) Lincoln,

united
born in
Windham, August
16,
8,
1699;
with the Mansfield

22, 1723,
church,
February
1717-18, and
of seven sons.
married,
August
Samuel Lincoln.
She had a family
Her grandchildren were numerous, and among her descendants

respectable and enterprising names.
are
many
She died October
6,
1757.
CHILDREN.
1.
351
Samuel, born December

John, born July
28, 1726.
27, 1724.
2. 3.
Nathaniel, born November

Joseph, born April
19, 1730,
18, 1728.
4. 5.
6.
7.
and died the same day.

day.
13, 1764.
Jonathan, born April 18, 1731, and died the same Eleazer, born March 7, 1732, and died November
Daniel, born April
month.
5,
1736,
and died on the 20th
of the
same
1.2. 5. 7.
William Huntington, born only, March 27, 1705. He married
daughter of Nathaniel Basset.
ords,
in in
Mansfield, Conn., and recorded there
Windham, March
is
12, 1734-5,
Mary,
rec-
She
of his
died, as appears
from the
Windham
;
June
1,
1740.
The date
death
not on the record
yet he could
not have lived
many
years after his wife, as the note of his brother Thomas'
settlement of his estate shows.
The
list
of his "effects personal" in the

lid., as the
(1. 2. 4. 1.)
ham
tion.
probate records, exhibits 100,
13s.,
Dea. Ralph Wheelock, husband of
Windamount of their valuawas appointed, Decem-
ber 13, 1745, to complete the settlement of the estate.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary, born
in \\'indham, as is inferred
from the entry on the rec-
2.
3.
December 19, 1735. Dorcas, born in Windham, September 25, 1737. Elizabeth, born and died May 6, 1740. This record
ords there,
is
found in
Norwich.
1. 2. 5. 9.
Simon Huntington, born
in
Mansfield, July
6.
1710.
He
united
December 13, 1734, Ame, daughter of Israel Standish, of Preston, Conn. His name is entered on the Mansfield record as I have spelled it, twice, and his wife's twice. She is also called Ammi. On the Windham records the one is made Simeon and the other Amey. I have found nothing further respecting them than what is en
tered respecting their children.
with the church, September 22, 1734, and married,
Widow Ammi Huntington

February
24, 1798.
died, as appears
from the Mansfield records,
children.
1.

ords,
5,
1735, as the Mansfield town records
read, and baptized according to the South Mansfield church rec-
December 4th of the same year, one instance of many, in which an error has occurred in public records. She died December
3,
1738.
352
2.
and baptized on the 28th She married, March 25, 17 73, Walter Trumbull, of Mansfield, by whom she had two sons, AY alter and James. S[MON, born in JNIansfield, December 2, 1740, and baptized Januin Mansfield, April 19, 1738,
Ruth, born
of
same month.
.>.
ary
4.
4,
1740-1.
as appears from the
Elizabeth, born,
1743.
Windham
records,
June
12,
1.2. 6.
1.5, 166tj; married, DecemSamuel Lathrop, who Was born in May, 1667. Her father had moved to Norwich from New London, to which He was the son of the Rev. place he had gone from Scituate, Mass., in 1648. John Lathrop, who, for nonconformity, being a preacher in the First Congregational church organized in London, was imprisoned for two years, and who, on being released in 1634, came to this country, and became the first minister
John Huntinciton,
9,
born
in
Norwich, March
ber
1686, Abigail, daughter of
of Scituate.
John was, also, as the records show, a man who commanded the respect and esteem of his fellow townsmen. In 1691, December 21, he was appointed constable in Norwich. He died between 1695 and 1703, for in the record of General Assembly " This court doth held at New Haven, October, 1 703, is found the following remit to the widow Abigail Huntington what is due from her estate to the Colonie by the seizure of the inspector of Norwich, provided what estate is
:
left
out of the
list
be
now added."
CHILDREN, born IN NORWICH, CONN.

1.
Abigail, born February

1734,
19, 1687,
and probably married, April
15,
James Calkins
2.
3. 4.
John, born April 20, John, born July 4, 1691.
Lebanon, where the marriage is recorded. 1688, and died December 11, 1690.
of
25,
Hannah, born
1725, in
there;
in
Norwich, March
suppose to
1693-4, married
is
AprU
4,
Lebanon, John Huit.

this I
and
Such a marriage be the Hannah named.

9,
on record
5.
Martha, born 1717, Noah

is
in
Norwich, December
1696; married,
June
12,
Grant.
From them was

it
descended, in the fourth
generation. General and President, Ulysses S. Grant.
This record
in the
main as
was published
in
our
first
memoir by
the
Rev. E. B. Huntington
in 1863.
The
following copy of a deed would seem to conflict, with the above rec-
ord unless Abigail, and
Hannah were married
twice.
It
shows that
in
1715
the husband of Abigail was Sheba Hall, and that

of
Hannah was then
the wife
Joseph Rockwell.
Norwich,
Ct.,
353
Land Records.
24, 1714-5.
Book
2 B,
page 824 (Deed dated March

all
Know
field in
men by
these presents that
we Sheba Hall of the Town of Mansicife,
juinsr of the
and Joseph Rocktvell and Martha Huntinc/ton of the Town of Windsor with in said County, children and heirs female unto John Hwitingto7i late of the Town of Norivicli in the County of New London Deceased for and in the consideration of the sum of Thirty-four pounds Sixteen Shillings and two pence in Countrey pay, to us in hand already paid or in the Law secured to be paid by oin- loving brother John Huntington of the Town of Windsiir and County of Hartford have given granted and sold and
the County of Hartford, and Abif/ail his
Town of Windsor and Hannah
his
wife,
do by
tliese presents, fully freely
and
aljsolutely
from our selves our heirs ex-
ecutors Administrators give grant Bargain Sell Demise Settover and Confirm
unto him the above said John Huntington

Claims in or unto
all
all
our right estate Interest or
Tenements or heredetaments of right belonging to or in the possession of our said Honorable Father John Huntington Deceased of what kind quality of nature soever, of which he died Seized of. * * * To the said John Huntington. In Confirmation whereof, we have hereunto Set our hands and Seals the 24th day of March anno; 1714-5.
the Lands
Signed Sealed and delivered

in presents of us
Sheba Hall
)
( / { i
Abigail Hall
j^^^^l^ Rockwell Joseph tj_i, n Hannah t>_i Rockwell
n D
Q n Q n
.-,
Roger ,,r Wolcott VVolcott IhomasStoughton

1
,>-
î.
Martha Huntington
Windsor March 24: 1714-5
named Sheba HaU, Abigail Hall, Joseph Hanna Rockwell and Martha Huntington and acknowledged the above written Instrument to be their free act & Deed before me
Personally appeared the above
Rockwell,
Roger Wolcott
Assist.
Entered the sixth day of October 1715.

per R. Bushnell
Town
Clerk.
1.2.6.3.
He married, April born in Norwich, July 4, 1691. Thankful Warner of Windham, and early in the settlement of TolHe was appointed Ensign of Tolland train band land removed to that town. He was on a committee to fix the in October, 1722; Lieut, in May, 1725. He died June 2, 1737, as his graveplace for the meeting-house in May 1733.
John Huntington,
16, 1723,
stone attests.
23
His wife died July
14, 1739.
354
CHILDREN, BORN IN TOLLAND, CONN.
*
1.
2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
John, born February 22, 1726. Thankful, born March 16, 1726, and died July 14, .Samuel, born July 14, 1728. Andrew, born September 17, 1730, and died young. Abigail, born October 1, 1732.
1739.
Deborah, born
'Slay 21. 173H.
1.2. 6.3.
John Huntington,
lived in Tolland.
1.
22, 1726.
born in Tolland, February

6,
He
marrieil
Mehetabel Steele, who was born June
1733.
He was
a farmer, and
He was
accidentally killed by falling under a cart wheel on
March 23, 1774. The tradition is that he was riding a young colt who sliied and threw him. The " Steele Family " says that John Huntington married Sarah Steele, who was born, as ]Mehetal)el, above.
the road from Hartford to Tolland,
CHILDREN, BOIiN IN TOLLAND.

*
1.
John, born May
11, 1749.
2.
3.
Thankful, born July 23, 1750, and died October 29, 1750. Mehetabel, born January 24, 1752; married Hezekiah Belts, and
went
into Up])er
Canada, where she died

born November
in 1829.
4.-5.
Twin Daughters,
of their birth.
15, 1753,
who
died on the day
*
*
6.
7.
8. 9.
Elisha, born December 17, 1754. William, born September 19. 1757. Hezekiah, born December 30, 1759.
Deborah, born November

bi'other of
21,
1762; married Gamaliel Kent, a

1787, Sally
her brother Hezekiah 's wife.
10.
Samuel, born Mai'ch 23,1765; married,

Coventry.
Howard,
of
He was
a blacksmith.
29,
11.
Abigail, born March

Ohio.
1767; married Dr. H. Farnswortii, of
They
lived in
Windsor.
She died March
11, 1805.
12.
Ruth, born May

1833.
12, 1769;
married Abraham Malvesey.

to Enfield.
They
31,
became Shakers and went

13.
She died January
Thankful, born October
3,
17 71, and married
Jonathan Haits17 77.
horn, of Hartford, Connecticut,

14.
Mara,
born October
27, 1774,
and died August
3,
1.2. 6.3. 1. 1.
John Huntington,
February
20, 1783,
born
May
11,
1749, in Tolland, Conn.;
married,
Rebecca Newell.
She was born
in 1761 in Ellington,
Conn.
355
He was
a farmer, served in the Revolutionary War, and died in Tolland,
Conn. Mrs. Huntington's name appears on the pension living in Stafford, Conn., aged seventy-nine. She died
list
of
1840, as then
in Ellington,
Conn.
CHILDREN.
1.
John, born February

land, Conn.
26, 1784; died
November
18, 1784, in Tol-
2.
*
*
3.
4.
5.
6.
Mara, born February 12, 1786; died May 18, 1787. John, born March 7, 1788. Frederick Augustus, born February 14, 17110. Ephraim Newell, born March 7, 1792; died February
Rebecca, born October
was a farmer.
daughters.
29,
8,
1793.
1793; married Thomas Prentice,

in
who
She died
6,
1837, leaving four
sons and two
They
lived in Waterford, Conn.
7.
Mary,
in
born June
1795
married Roswell Richardson, and lived
Salem, N. H.
1805.
8.
9.
Andrew, born March 23, 1798. Robert Goodloe Harper, born February
Almira, born February
in So. Dansville,
10,
6,
10.
1802
married James Holden, and lived
N. Y.
1.2.6.3.
1.
1.3.
John Huntington, born March 7, 1788, in Mexico, N. Y.; married, first, Ann Rodgers, of New London, who was born May 20, 1792, and died in 1822. He married, for his second wife, in New London, February 12, 1824, Eliza Ann Kinner, who was born July 25, 1801, and who died in New London, where the family lived, October 4, 1852. He volunteered during the war of 1812, and served at Fort Griswold. He was engaged in farming, and afterI.
wards moved to New London, and for several years was in the employ of the Wilson Hardware Manufacturing Company, untd his health failed. He died October 13, 1855.
children, born in
1.
new LONDON,
19, 1827,
CONN.
Le Roy Sunderland,
teacher of music.
born July
in
London, and unmarried

*
2. 3.
1862.
He
and was living in New was an organist and
Charles Westley, born March
13, 1829.
Mary
Jane, born December
20, 1831.
4.
5.
Eliza, born
May
18, 1834.
John, born May
and lived in New London, single. was a machinist, and was in the Union Army in 1862.
16, 1836,
He
350
6.
Anna, born December
in
Wilkinson, a manufacturer of
contractor.
7.
February 5, 1861, Lewis He was in 186.'), in Boston, Mass., where he was inspector of arms, and a
20, 1830; married,
fire
arms.
Benjamin Franklin, born

Conn.
July
6,
1840, and
is
living at Hartford,
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 1. 3. 2.
CiiAKLES AVestley Huntington, born March
don, Conn.; married, July
6,
13, 1829, in
New Lon-
1858, in
New
Britain, Conn., ]\Iartha Elizabeth,
daughter of
Norman and
^Nlaria
Warner (White) Eddy.

and died October
ary 16, 1839, in
New
Britain, Conn.,
31, 1913, in
She was born JanuAndover,
Conn.
He was
Conw. Church
School, in
a professor of music, and for a long time organist of the South

in
Hartford, Conn.
He was
a very successful teacher of instru-
mental and vocal music.
He was
also Professor of
Music
at the State
Normal
New
Britain, Conn.
in
London, and moved to Hartford, Conn., August 12, when he went to Andover, Conn., where he died October 1, 1908. Mr. and Mrs. Huntington were long residents of Pratt They are buried in Cedar Hill CemeSt., Hartford, where he had his studio.
He was
born
New
1856, whei-e he lived until 1904,
tery, Hartford,
Conn.
They were
Congregationalists.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Robert Eddy,
in
Alice, born October 6, 1861. born December

Hartford, Conn.
18, 1873,
and died August
12, 1874,
1.
2. 6. 3. 1. 1. 3.2. 1.
6,
Alice (Huntington) Nkwton, born October Duane E. and

26, 1859, in
1861. in
Hartford,
Conn.; married, October 25, 1882, in Hartford, Conn., Charles E., son of
Clarissa Barnes (Ludington)
is
Newton.
He was
born January
Hartford, Conn., and

is
treasurer of the Jewell Belting Co.

(1. 3. 4. 2. 3.) sister of
Mr. Newton
(1. 3. 4. 2. 4.)
a descendant of Mehitable
Samuel
signer of the Declaration of Independence, and President of the
Continental Congress.
Mrs. Newton died June
26, 1898, in Hartford,
Conn.
children.
1.
Florence Huntington,
ford,
l)<)rn
Septeml)er 21, 1883; lives in HartjNlay 22, 1907-
Conn.
born Deceml)er 28, 1884; marrid
2.
Arthur Gove,
Florence
3.
Mary Giiswold. They live in Hartford, Conn. Mak.jorie Ludington, born July 10, 1887; lives in Hartford,
Conn.
357
1.2. 6. 3. 1. 1.3. 3.
Mary Jane (Huntington) Beach,

London, Conn.; married, October
Bergen, N. J.
9,
born December
20, 1831, in lives in
New
South
1856,
Theodore Beach, and
CHILDREN.
1.
Charles Huntington, born October

Melvin, born November
24, 1859.
2,
1857,
2.
1.2. 6. 3. 1. 1. 3.4.
Eliza (Huntington) Osborne, born May 18, Conn.; married July 2, 1854, Henry Osborne of their
resided in 1857, and where their children were born.
1834, in
New
London,
native city, where they
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Jennie, born June 25, 1855, and died January Frederick, born December 3, 1857.
22, 1857.
1.2. 6. 3.
land, Conn.; married,
1. 1. 4.
Frederick Augustus Huntington, born February 14, 1790, in TolNovember 23, 1822, in Connecticut, Mary Humphrey,
(Humphrey)
Witter.
daughter of John and

1801, in
She was born June 9, He was a farmer and lived in Cortland, N. Y. In 1833 he moved to INIexico, N. Y., where he died May 28, 1871. They were Methodists.
Windham,
Conn., and died June 20, 1870, in Mexico, N. Y.
children.
1.
James
S.,
born September
4,
1823, and died July
G,
1825, in Tol-
land, Conn.
2.
*
* *
3.
4.
5.
James, born November 4, 1826, and died November Homer, N. Y. Laurealia Rebecca, born December 12, 1827. Mary Elizabeth, born September 12, 1830. Laura A., born June 23, 1833.
23, 1826, in
6.
Frances
L.,
born October 31, 1835, and died March

26, 1839,
15,
183 7, in
Mexico, N. Y.
7.
Frederick Augustus, born January

18, 1841, in
and died February

in 1839.
Mexico, N. Y.
born January 26, 1839, and died
8.
Sarah Louisa,
358
1.2. 6. 3. 1. 1. 4. 3.
Laurealia Rebecca (Huntington) Smedley,
1827, in Homer, N. Y.; married,
born December 12,
June
5,
1853, in Mexico, N. Y., Joseph
Jones, son of Joseph and

21, 1829, in
Mary Ann
Williamstown, N. Y.
(Jones) Smedley. He was born January Mr. Smedley was a farmer, and lived most
of his life in
Oswego County, N. Y.
Co.
I,
184th Regiment.
charge in July, 1865.
He served as corporal in the Civil War, He enlisted in August, 1864, and received Ids disHe died October 21, 1899, in Mexico, N.Y. They
CHILDUEN.
were Methodists.
1.
Florence Adell, born June

in
27, 1854,
and died October

1857.
11, 1856,
Palermo, N. Y.
1,
2.
FREDEracK Augustus, born October
3.
Frank Jones,
January
born July
18, 1863, in
Palermo, N. Y.; married,
15, 1890, in
Mexico, N. Y., Harriet
May
Sischo.
They
live in Syracuse,
N. Y.
1.2. 6. 3.
N.
Y.; married,
live in
1.
1.4.3.2.
1,
Frederick Augustus Smedley, born October

October
26, 1887, in
1857, in Palermo,
New York
City, Catherine A.
Madden.
They
Mexico, N. Y.
CHILD.
1.
Gail Madden, born February
8,
1892.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1.
1.4.4.
19,
Mary Elizabeth (Huntington,

tember
12, 1830, in
Gillett) Carpenter, born Sep1848, in Mexico,
Mexico, N. Y.; married, November
EUery Cory, son of Joel and Charity (Finch) Gillett. He was born April 28, 1829, and died February 9, 1865, when he was returning from servinof in the Civil War. He enlisted as private and was promoted to corporal, in the 147th N. Y. Light Artillery. His discharge papers were sent to Washington and never returned. Mrs. Gillett married a second time, in Mexico, N.Y., Edwin R. Carpenter, whose present home is in New Haven, N. Y. She died May 3, 1896, in Mexico, N. Y.
N.
Y.,
children,
1.
(gillett.)
25, 1851, in
live
is
Adelaid
L.,
born September
Mexico, N. Y.; married
Edwin R. Carpenter.
They
in
New
Haven, N.
Y.,
and
have one daughter, Alta, who
married.
359
married,
Dora Alwilda, bovn August 26, 1856, in Mexico, N. Y.; May 4, 1893, in Kalamazoo, Mich., Stephen Brewster
Kenyon.
They live in Jamesville, Wis. Mary Elizabeth, born April 9, 1864, in Mexico, N. Y.; married, December 22, 1880, in Mexico, N. Y., Levi C. Weidman.
1. 2.
6.3.
1.
1.4. 5.
Laura
married,
A. (Huntington) Seeley, born June 23, 1833, in Mexico, N. Y.; Xovember 14, 1850, in Mexico, N. Y., Lester, son of Elisha and
Seeley.
Mary (Wilkinson)
He was
born October
29, 1829, in
Palermo, N. Y.
Mr. Seeley was a farmer, and lived in Palermo, N. Y.. from 1851 to 1854. He moved to Mexico, N. Y., where he died August 14, 1899. He was a Methodist,
being class leader in that church from 1844 to 1899, and steward from
1864 to 1899.
CHILD.
1.
Mary
Effie, born December
10, 1864, in
Mexico, N. Y.;
lives in
Mexico, N. Y.
1.2. 6. 3. 1.
Andrew Huntington,
1. 8.
born March 23, 1798, in Tolland, Conn.; mar28, 1857, in
Betsy Winters, who died April

(j,
Mexico, X. Y.
He
of
married, second, April
1860, in Hastings, N. Y.,
Mary Jane, daughter
Reuben
Julius and Elizabeth (Nason) Auburn.
1828, in Manlius, N. Y., and died October 25, 1904, in Alton,

a Methodist
clergyman, and Uved in
She was born January 22, N. Y. He was ^Mexico, X. Y., Palermo, N. Y., and
finally in Hastings,
N. Y., where he died May 12, 1869. The acquaintances of Andrew Huntington remarked "He was a good
man."
wife,
He was
Jane.
an earnest evangelist.
Mary
In his
He was
He was assisted in services by his an excellent Christian, a noble husband, father and
neighbor.
He
last
loved the 23rd Psalm.
hours he repeated this Psalm and also the
H}mn
"My God
is
reconciled,
I
His pardoning voice
hear.
He owns me
I
for his child,
can no longer fear."

blessed.
His wife's (Mary Jane's) memory was
Her
last
testimony was,
"The blood
of Christ cleanseth me."
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Elizabeth Ophelia, born April 16, Jennie Lydia, born March 1, 1863,
June
1861.
N.
Y.,
N. Y.; married, Roger Newell Cahan. They

in Palermo,
live in
Wolcott, N. Y.
360
3.
Cora, born November
23, 1886, in 19, 1865, in
Palermo, N. Y.; married, March

E. Hulsaver.
Alton, N. Y., John
They
live
in
Rochester, N. Y.
1.2. 6. 3.
Hastings, N. Y.;
Kline.
1. 1. 8. 1.
April 16, 1861, in
Elizabeth Ophelia (Huntington) Kline, born
married, February 28, 1883, in Wolcott, N. Y., Aaron C.
He was
born
in
Conn.
Thev
are Methodists.
They
live in
Huron,
N. Y.
children, born in HURON,

1.
N. Y.
Albert Huntington,
born
May
1,
1884; married December 31,
1903, in Huron, N. Y.,
Marian Serena Garton.
They
live in
2.
3.
Huron, X. Y. Andrew Lewis, born June 2, 1886; married November 14, 1907, in Rochester, N. Y., Mary Viola Barton. They live in Huron, N. Y. Flossie Rebecca, born July 2, 1888.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Willis Roe, born December
3,
1893.
Burdette Newton, born July 25, 1895. Olive Mary, born March 21, 1901. Golda Mae, born October 18, 1903.
1. 2.
6.3.
1. 1. 9.
born February
6,
Robert Goodloe Harper Huntington,

married,
1800;
November
12, 1826,
Lectania Hatch, and resided
many
yeai-s in
New
York city, where he was engaged in the insurance business. September 24, 1851, and he married, for his second wife, June
Eliza Fuller.
His wife died

19, 1856,
Phebe
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Randolph, born December 28, 1828. Samuel Henry, born December 22,
Ya., January
5,
1831
married, in Richmond,
1856, Susan Denin, the actress.
He
died in El-
mira, N. Y., July 16^ 1861.

3.
Frances Baldwin, born July

Beanies.
4.
6.
6.
married William A. 22, 1833 She died September 10, 1888. Robert Goodlow,' born May 3, 1836, and died of dysentery, at Wham})oa, China, December 7, 1855. Albert, born July 18, 1839, and died in New York, June 10, 1858. Isabella Graham, born July 30, 1844, and died in New Haven, September 2, 1858.
;
361
1.2. 6.3.
Randolph Huntington,
married September
daughter of
horses.
6, 1854,
1.
1.9.1.
28, 1828, in Springfield, Mass.;
born December
in
East Bloomfield, N. Y., Louise Elizabeth,
Guy and Louisa Anna (Wilder) Hayes.

Mr. Huntington
is
She was born June

INIilitary
30,
1833, in Bristol, N. Y.
a breeder of Arabian and Clay
He
is
also a druggist. in 1844.
emy, Hamden, Conn.,

in
He He
Y.,
is
a graduate of Everest's
AcadEast
I.,
lived in Hartford,
N.
Y.;
moved
to
Bloomfield, N. Y., in 1865; to Rochester,
N.
Y., in 1876; to Oyster Bay, L.

reside, in 1905.
1891
and
to Rochester,
N.
where they now
They
are
Presbyterians.
Mr. Huntington
in
1885, published a book, entitled, "History in Brief of
'Leopard' and 'Linden Tree', General Grant's Arabian Stallions, Presented to
him by the Sultan
of
Turkey
in
1879.
Also their sons 'General Beale',
'Hegira' and 'Islam'; also reference to the Celebrated Stallion 'Henry Clay'."
CHILDREN.
1.
Robert Guy,
N. Y.
born April 10, 1856, and died June 27, 1858, in
2.
Randolph Howard,
in
born July
22, 1858,
and died April
2,
1861,
N. Y.
3.
4.
5.
Isabella Lord, born August 17, 1861, in East Bloomfield, N. Y.; maiTied December 16, 1892, Rev. James Wiuthrop Hegeman. Mr. Hegeman is Rector of Christ Chnrch at Ballston Spa, N.Y. They had one son who died at birth. Allie Louise, boru May 21, 1863.
Nathaniel Wheeler, born February

field,
28, 1865, in
East Bloom-
N. N.
Y.,
and died
and died
in
San Angelo, Texas,

N.
in 1891.
in
6.
Henry Gaylord Norton,

field,
born July 27, 1868,
East Bloom-
Y.,
in Rochester,
Y., in 1876.
7.
Albert William,
born
May
30, 1870, in East Bloomfield,
N. Y.,
8.
and died in Rochester, N. Son, who died at birth.
Y., in 1876.
1.
2.6.3.
1. 1.
9. 1.4.
21, 1863,
9,
Allie Louise (Huntington, Gove) Kondolf, born May

in East Bloomfield, N. Y.; married,
first,
October
1884, Willis Frederick
Gove, who died
in Rochester,
N.
Y., in 1891.
lives in
Kondolf, in 1893, in N. Y.
He
Pittsljurgh. Pa,
She maiTied, second, Frank N. Mrs. Kondolf died
September
6,
1908.
children,
1.
(kondolf.)
2.
Harold Huntington, born October 7, 1895, in Rochester, N. Y. Louise Huntington, born ]May 24, 1899, in Rochester, N. Y.
3G2
1.2. 6. 3.
1. 6.
Elisha Huntington, born December 17, 1754; married, in 1785, Esther Ladd, and went from Tolland to Watertown, N. Y., in 1811; to Mexico, N. Y., in 1814, and to Rotterdam on Oneida Lake in 1836, where lie died, September
25,1838.
years.
His
first
wife died
December
19,
1816, of consumption, aged 52
He was
living with his second wife at the time of his death.
She was
widow Wells, her maiden name being Sarah Marsden.

CHILDREN, BORN IN TOLLAND.
1.
He was
a farmer.
Lucia, born in 1787, and died town, N. Y.
of
consumption
in
1812, in Water-
2.
Samuel, born
in 1789, married, but did not live long with his wife.
He went
*
3.
to
Kansas
to locate a land
warrant, and was in 1857, at
Prairie City in that territory.
Ambrose W.,
25, 1814.
4.
born June Esther, born September
9,
1792.
29, 1793,
and died
of consumption,
August
*
*
5. 6.
7.
Elisha, born June 6, 1796. Apollos, born November 14,
1798.
Nancy, born
ico,
in 1801; married
John Whitney, and resided
in
Mex-
N. Y.
They
are
both dead, she dying of consumjttion in
8.
She had two sons, Byron and Franklin, the latter of was living and was a surveyor in Pulaski, in 1863. Laura, born in 1804, married Samuel Buckley, a merchant of Sacketts Harbor, N. Y. She died in 1828, having had two
1832.
whom
children, both of
9.
whom
died soon after their mother.

in 1834.
RuTii M., born
in 1806,
and died of consumption
1.2. 6.3.
Ambrose W. Huntington,
of consumption in Mexico,
1. 6.
3.
1792,
in
born June
9,
Tolland, Conn.;
in 1797,
married, October 17, 1817, Parmelia Keeler,
who was born
N.
Y.,
January
14, 1832.
ruary 24, 1834, Jane

in
McCymon,
of Parish,
N. Y.
He married again, He was a farmer and
and died Feblived
Union
S(juare,
Oswego County, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
4.
Esther, born April 24, 1819, and died INIarch 24, 1821. Jane, born September 12, 1821. Benjamin F., born August 2, 1823; lived in California. Charles Geraloi, born May 31, 1826; married, September 14, 1854, A. Brown, who was born in Platteville, Wis., in 1838. They wei-e living in 1862 in Galena, III. They had one child
who
is
dead.
5.
363
Union army
in (1862).
6.
7,
Alfred, born May 9, 1829, and was in Adelia Ann, born January 6, 183.5. Elizabeth, born March 10, 183 7, and
the
died September 27, 1838.
8.
Bruce
M,, born October 31, 1843.

3,
9.
10.
Emmett Woodward, born April Henry J., born July 17, 1850.
1848.
1.2. 6.3. 1. 6. 3.6.

Adelia Ann (Huntington) Booth, born January
N. Y.; married February the Union army in 1862.
Co.,
2,
G,
1835, in
Oswego
in
1860,
Chauncy H. Booth.
IMr.
Booth was
CHILD.
1.
Clarence Huntington, born
April 23, 1862.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 6. 3. 9.
Emmett Woodward Huntington,

December
22, 1875, in Irondequoit,
born April
3,
1848; married,
first,
N. Y., Belle McTntosh, daughter of Jedediah and Sarah Matilda (Carpenter) White. She was born January 20, 1852, in Irondequoit, N. Y., and died March 2, 1886, in Rochester, N. Y. He married, second,
November
N. Y.
7,
1888, in Rochester, N. Y., Julia R., daughter of
Perry G. and Jane (McGraw) White.

Ironde([uoit,
6,
1856, in
He
to
is
a contractor, and Uved in Irondequoit, N. Y., until
1885,
when he moved
Rochester N. Y., where he now resides.
They
are
Presbyterians.
children.
1. 2.
3.
Olive M., born December 4, 1876, and died September Stephen Ward, born January 1, 1878. Estella Emma, boi-n July 20, 1879: married, June
Frederick
6,
1877.
27,
1907,
Wayne
Barnes.
4.
5.
Ollo Adelia, born April 23, 1881. Julia Dorothy, born December 25,
1892.
1.2. 6.3. 1. 6.5.

Elisha Huntington, born June 6, 1796, in Tolland, Conn.; married, November 25, 1822, Nancy Fitch Hills, who was born August 4, 1806. He
was a farmer, and lived
in
Wauseon, Fulton
Co., Ohio,
from 1836, where he
children.
*
1. 2.
William Rufus, born August 26, 1823. EvALiNE Parthena, bom August 2, 1826, and
died July 13, 1828.
364
3.
Lucia, born July 1, 1829; married Charles N. Clark, and had one son, Edward, who died December 2, 1860, aged seven years.
4. 5.
They lived in Clinton, Ohio. Elizabeth Stevens, born November 28, 1832. Charles Gustavus, born July 4, 1835, and died
Ohio, September
2,
in
Wauseon,
1835.
* *
6.
7.
Mary Hills, born September 9, 1838. Edward Wade, born December 1, 1841, and
Albert Wales,
born Sejitember
4,
died
March
30. 1845.
8.
1846.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 6. 5. 1.
William Rufus Huntington,

N.
Y.;
born August
26,
1823,
in
Oswego,
married Deceml)er
13, 1859, in Delta, Ohio,
Martin and Mary (Robinson) Butler. York State, and died April 25, 1901,
Mary Josephi, daughter of She was born, March 30, 1840, in New
moved
to Delta, Ohio,
in Delta, Ohio.
He was
sham
battle,
a post-master, lived in Wauseon, Ohio, and

5,
where he died July
1887.
He was
accidentally
shot
while witnessing a
on July
4,
1887, and died the next day.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
3.
Carhie Aurelia, born December 16, 1860. Charles Hill, born August 28, 1862. Ida Blanch, born May 22, 1866, in Delta,
in
O.; married, in 1895,
Delta, O., Willard L. Hanbeil; they live in Cleveland, O.
4;
Lulu Belle,
in Delta, O.,
in Delta,
born August
17, 1868, in
Willard L. Hanbeil.
Deha, O.; married She died September
in 1889,
1,
1893,
O.
31, 1870, in Delta, O.; died
5.
LiBBiE H., born October

1891, in Delta, O.
November
25,
6.
7.
Frances Pearle, born April 5, 1876, in Delta, O.; married Delta, O., Edward Blair; lives in Wauseon, O. Rosa May, born November 26, 1881, in Delta, O.; married Delta, ()., Edward Lawrence; lives in Kansas City, Mo.
in
in
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 6. 5. 1. 1.
Carrie Aurelia (Huntington) Baldwin, born December 16, 1860, Wauseon, Ohio; married June 30, 1881, in Delta, Ohio, William Henry, son uf Perry Commodore and Jane (Starkweather) Baldwin. lie was born July 27, 1857, in Waterville, Ohio. lie was a dentist and a graduate of the University of Michigan, at Ann Arbor. He died March 16, 1901, in Delta. Ohio. Mrs. Baldwin and her surviving daughter live in Delta, O. They are
in
Presbyterians.
CHILDREN, BORN IN DELTA, OHIO.
1.
305
Florence, born April

Ohio.
11, 1882,
and died March
22, 1883, in Delta,
2.
Julia Adelaide, born

INIary
INIarch 11, 1884;
married July
14, 1907, in
Delta, Ohio, Burton Marion Williams.

3.
They
live in Delta,
O.
30,
Huntington, born IMarch

jNlarch
5,
1889, and died
March
1891, in Delta, Ohio.

4.
Frederick Charles, born

1894, in Delta, Ohio.
8,
1893, and died
March
7,
1.2.6. 3.
1.
6. 5. 1. 2.
28,
CiiARLKS Hill Huntin(Jton, born August

jNIary
1862, in
Wauseon,
O.;
married, April 25, 1888, in Toledo, Ohio, ^lary, daughter of John Ulrich and
(Wensler) Faustei-.
Ohio.
until
He
June
is
a clerk for the
10,
She was born February 25, 1864, in "W'hitehouse, American Ex])ress Co., and lived in Delta, Ohio, 1887, when he moved to Toledo, Ohio, where he now lives.
They
are Methodists.
CHILD.
1.
Helen Clara,
born June
7,
1894, in Toledo, Ohio.
1.2. 6. 3.
in Jefferson County,
1. 6.
5. 4.
IClizabeth Stevens (Huntington) Taft, born November 28, 1832, N. Y.; married, July 9, 1853, in West Barre, O., Lowell Willard, son of George and Nancy C. E. (Whitmore) Taft. Pie was l)orn
November
19, 1832.
is
Mr. Taft
vaUis, Ore.,
6,
a manufacturer,
and has lived
in Butler, Ind.,
Waverly, Iowa,
INIanchester, Iowa,
Clayton County, Iowa, Delta, O., Genesee, Idaho, Cor-
1912, in Newport, Ore.
and Newi)ort, Ore., where he now resides. Mrs. Taft died He is, and she was, a Baptist.
May
children.
1.
AV'iLLiAM Edwin, born

first,
May
9,
1854, in
December
28, 1876, Ida
Adelia Springer.
Wauseon, O.; married, She was born
2.
3.
February 11, 1856, and died December 19, 1904. He married, second, September 17, 1907, Louise Elizabeth Jones. She was born February 2, 1867. They live in Calusa, Cal. Arthur Elisha, born May 9, 1861, in Wauseon, O., and died February 16, 1864, in Butler, Ind. Mary Emeline, born January 22, 1864, in Butler, Ind.; married, in 1887, in Delta, O., William J. Batchman. They live in Newport, Ore.
366
4.
Helen Stephens,
1889, at
born June
5,
1866, in Butler, Ind.; married, in
5.
6.
Ree Heights, S. D., James Hocking. She died August 25, 1890, in Ree Heights, 8. D. Fannie Augusta, born December 15, 1872, in Delta, O.; died June 19, 1895, in Corvallis, Ore. Addie Ray, born March 5, 1876, in Delta, O., and died December
5,
1893, in Corvallis, Ore.
1. 2. 6.
ISIary Hills
seon, O.; married,
3. 1. 6. 5. 6.
9,
(Huntington) Hunt, born September

October
23, 1858, in
1838, in AVau-
Wauseon, O., James Francis, son of Bowen and Mary (Young) Hunt. He was born in Boscouen, N. Y., in 1834. Mr. Hunt was a wholesale dry goods merchant, of the firm of Bowen, Hunt and Winslow. He lived in Wauseon, O., until 1865, then moved to Chicago, 111., and was burned out in the fire of 1871. He then moved to Elkhart, Ind., and engaged in the retail dry goods business. He died in Elkhart, in 1886. Mrs.
Hunt
lives in Cleveland, 0.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
4.
10, 1860, in Wauseon, O. LiBBiE Augusta, born November 26, 1863, in Wauseon, O. James Francis, born May 16, 1869, in Chicago, 111. Grace Huntington, born December 23, 1870, in Chicago, 111.
Alfred Elisha,
born December
1.2. 6.3. 1.6. 5. 8.

Albert Wales Huntington,
married
seon, O.
l)oni
September
4,
1846, in
Wauseon,
O.;
in his native town, Julia Bartlett.
He
died June 14, 1870, in
Wau-
child.
1.
Alberta;
she
is
dead.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 6. 6.
AroLLOS Huntington, born November
14, 1798;
married
in
May, 1825,
2,
Eveline Tuttle, who was born August 27, 1806, and died December
1833.
Deborah Rowland, who was born May 24, 18C2. He resided in Sandusky City, Ohio, where he died September 28, 1882, and where his widow died, March 24, 1885.
married, for his second wife,
He
November
3,
1836,
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary
2.
3.
Louisa, born June 24, 1826, and died January 21, 1S;>I. Evaline Cornelia, born January 29, 1828. Laura Buckley, born September 20, 1829, and died March
1852.
3.0,
4.
5.
367
24, 1832.
George W.,
born August
24, 1831,
aad died August
6.
7.
Elizabeth S., born July 4, 1833, and died September, Jane Rowland, born August 8, 1837. Henry Clay, born November 21, 1841.
1847.
1.2. 6. 3.
1. 6. 6. 2.
29,
EvALiNE Cornelia (Huntington) Smith, born January

married in 1851, Henry H. Smith.
died in Syracuse, N. Y.,
1828;
He was
19, 1905.
born
in April, 1825,
a farm near Watertown, Jefferson County, N. Y.,
and died on September 7, 1901. She
December
children.
1. 2.
William, died in infancy. Starr King, born March

August
28, 1884,
28, 1864, in
S. Cottel.
Edith
Watertown, N. Y.; married, She was born August 28,
1864. He died in Syracuse, N. Y., December 26, 1906. They had no children. On July 25, 1908, Mrs. Smith married George W. Button, and i-esides in Syracuse, N. Y.
1.2. 6. 3.
1. 6.
6. 6.
8,
Jane Rowland (Huntington) McKelvey, born August

Matthew and Nancy (Adams) McKelvey.
1837, in
Brownsville, N. Y.; married, June 26, 1861, in Sandusky, O., John, son of
He was born February 8, 1835, in Plymouth, O., and was a student at Oberlin College. He secured the building of the Sandusky and Columbus Short Line Railway, and was President thereof
until 1893,
when he
retired from business,
and
for about ten years,
devoted his
time to genealogical research and travel.

sons,
In 1903, at the solicitation of his
he became interested
offices
in fire insurance,
and
is
is
now
officially
connected
with three companies, one having the

with home
in
home
office in
Sandusky, O., and two

of the
New
York, N. Y.
He
member
N. Y. City
Society of Founders and Patriots, and also of the Ohio Society of the Sons of
the American Revolution.
Adams.
Mr. McKelvey's mother (Nancy Adams) was a descendant of Robert See Robert Adams Genealogy.
Tliey are Congregationaiists, and he lived in Sandusky, O., where Mrs.
21, 1911.
]McKelvey died September
Mr. McKelvey died in Scjuantum, Mass.,
August
12, 1915.
They
are both buried in Sandusky, Ohio.
children, born in SANDUSKY, OHIO.

1.
* 9 *
3.
Janet Huntington, born Aiiril John Jay, born May 24, 1863. Alice Rowland, born April 25,
2,
1862.
1867.
368
4.
Jennie Adams, born January
Sandusky, O.
5.
23, 1873,
and died April
8,
1876, in
Charles Sumneu, born January

1875, in Sandusky, O.
3,
6.
Ralph Huntington,
born Defember
7,
1877.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 6. 6. 6. 1.
Janet Huntington (MgKelvky) Swikt, born

dusky, O.; married July 27, 1886, in Sandusky,
Swift, D.D.
lege, in 1883.
().,
April
2,
1862, in San-
the Rev. Clarence Franklin
Both
]Mrs.
i\Irs.
Swift and her husband are graduates of Oberlin Col-
Swift was given the degree of a.m.

is
They now
reside in
Fall River, Mass.,
where her husband
pastor of the leading Congregational
church.
children.
1.
Dorothy Rowland,
N.
Y.;
in
Saratoga Springs,
graduated from Oberlin College
in 1912,
and took a post
graduate course in Bryn Mawr, 1912-13.

2.
Helen McKelvey,
N.
Y.;
born September 30, 1892, in Saratoga Springs,

in 1914.
14, 1906, in Fall River,
graduated from Oberlin College

born March
3.
Janet Haynes,
Mass.
1.
2.6. 3.
born
1. 6. 6. 6. 2.
24, 1863, in
John Jay McKelyey,
May
Sandusky, Ohio
married,
July 12, 1887, in Cleveland, O., IMary Clarke Mattocks. Mr. McKelvey graduated from Oberlin College in 1884, and from Harvard
Law
School in 1887.
He
is
now
practicing law in
New York
City,
and
re-
sides at
Spuyten Duyvil on the Hudson.

Practice,"
"McKelvey on Common Law

CHILDRP:N,
He is the author of two law books, and "McKelvey on Evidence."
born at the residence of their parents "RONNIE brae," on the HUDSON RIVER AT SPUYTEN DUYVIL, N. Y.
1.
Mary
Alice, born
May
20, 1889.
She was student
at
Bryn
at
Mawr
Ober-
College, Pa.
2.
Constance, born February

lin
19, 1891.
She was a student
College, Ohio.
8,
3.
Ruth, born April

N. Y. City.
1893.
She was a student at Barnard College,
4.
Jane Huntington,
369
1.2. 6.3. 1. 6. 6. 6.3.

in
Sandusky, O.; married June
Alice Rowland (McKelvey) Melville-Milne, born April 25, 1867, 15, 1892, in Sandusky, O., James Edward
at
Melville-Milne.
Mrs. Melville-Milne vras a student

ate
Oberlin College, but did not gradu-
by reason of
sickness.
I.
6th Regt. O. V.
Her husband was 1st Lieut, and Adjutant of the during the Spanish War, and is now postmaster of Sana student of the University of Michigan.
dusky, O.
He was
CHILDREN, BORN IN SANDUSKY, OHIO.

1.
2.
3.
Jane Huntington, born August 22, 1893; Frank Rowland, born May 1, 1896. Martha McKelvey, born April 12, 1898.
died
May
6,
1911.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 6. 6. 6. 6.
born December 7, 187 7, in Sandusky, N. Y. City, Helen Adelaide, daughter of Rev. Charles and Adelaide (Dean) Fairchild. She was born January 9, 1879, in Berea, Kentucky, and graduated from Barnard College, N. Y.
O.;
Ralph Huntington McKelvey,

15, 1903, in
married July
Mr. McKelvey was a student of three Colleges, Ohio State University,

Oberlin College, and Leland Stanford Jr. University, graduating from Oberlin
in
June, 1901.
of
He
is
now
residing in N. Y. City, and
is
secretary and general
manager
two insurance comjianies.
children, born at spuyten duyvil,

1. 2.
n. y.
Ralph Fairchild, Helen Fairchild,
born July
5,
1904.
10, 1906.
born February
25, 1910.
3.
John, born November
1.2. 6. 3.
Henry Clay Huntington,
N.
Y.; married,
first, in
1. 6. 6. 7.
born November 21, 1841, in Brownville,

1845, and died February 1868.
June, 1867, in Sandusky, O., Laura, daughter of Mar3, 6,
cellus F.
Cowdery.
She was born April

16, 1873, in
He
Zanesville, O., Josephine
daughter of James Stephenson and Jane Patterson (Dare) Warner.
Holden, She was
born March
19, 1850, in Zanesville,
O.
and a manufacturer of cooperage stock. He served a number of years on the Board of Education in Sandusky, O., where he died Mrs. Huntington and her December 11, 1905. He was a Congregationalist. daughter Elizabeth are proprietors of the Edgehill Inn, Spuyten Duyvil, N.Y.
a bookseller,
24
He was
'370
CHILDREN, BORN IN SANDUSKY, OHIO.
*
* *
1.
2.
Warner Dare, born April 19, 1874. Howard Rowland, born August 15,
Ruth Marian,
born September
1,
1875.
3.
187 7.
;
4.
Mary
vil,
5.
6.
Elizabeth, born February 9, 1879 lives in Spuyten DuyN. Y. Helen Coknelia, burn July 17, 1881 died Septenaber 12, 1888. Henrv Clay, born March 21, 1883; married February 19, 1909,
;
in
Salem, Ohio, Nellie Elizabeth, daughter of Dr. Charles and
Margaret (Snyder) Orr.

1884.
She was born
in
Salem, O., August 23.
He
is
a graduate of Oberlin College in the class of 1904.
7.
8.
manager and proprietor of the Portland Rubber Mills in They are members of the Congregational church They have no children. in Portland. Virginia, born June 3, 188C; died October 16, 1887. Katherine Marshall, born August 16, 1892; lives in Spuyten Duyvil, N. Y. She has been a student at Oberlin College, Ohio, and Simmons College, Boston, Mass.
is
He
Portland, Oi-e.
1.2. 6. 3.
Warner Dare Huntington,
married, June
4,
1. 6. 6. 7. 1.
born April
19,
1874, in Sandusky,
().;
1902, in Knoxville, Tenn., Ola Craige, daughter of William
Emory and
ville.
Ellen (Henry) Gibbins.
She was
boi-n
April 19, 1874, in Knox-
Tenn.
to
He
().,
is
sales
manager
1.
for the Buffalo Fertilizer
went
to
Columbus, O., October

again,
1899; to Cincinnati, O.,
Company. He November 20, 1900;
Columbus,
live,
August
15,
1903; then to Buffalo, N. Y., where they
now
April
1,
1904.
can War,
Mr. Huntington was Sergeant and Color Sergeant in the Spanish AmeriHe enlisted April 20, 1898, and was in the 6th Ohio Volunteers.
discharged
May
26, 1899.
is
They
Buffalo,
are Presbyterians, and he
deacon
in the
Westminster Church,
N. Y.
He was
elected in March, 1909.
children.
1.
Josephine Dare, born November
19, 1903, in
Columbus, O.
2.
William Henry, born October
N. Y.
1.2. 6. 3. 1.6. 6.7. 2.

Rowland Huntin(;ton, born August 15, 1875, in Sandusky. December 29, 1904, in Heise, Idaho, Katheryn Louise, daughter Richard Clamor and Caroline Louise (Zeininger) Heise. She was born SepIIo\vari>
O.; married,
tember
24, 1885, in
Loa Angeles, Cal.
371
He
of 1897,
is
a manufacturer.
at
He was
a student in Oberlin College, in the Class
and was
Harvard
in the Class of 1898, but did not graduate from
either college.
They formerly
live, in
lived in Sandusky,
and moved
to Gallon, O.,
where they now
January, 1909.
They
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Helen Heise, born October 4, 1907, in Sandusky, O. Kathryn Louise, born January 14, 1910, in Gallon, O. Howard Warner, born January 7, 1912, in Gallon, O.
1.
2.
6.3.
1.
6. 6. 7. 3.
born September
1,
Ruth Marian (Huntington) Brodel,

ried,
1877; mar-
December
31, 1902, in
(Franzel) Brodel.
illustrator,
He
Sandusky, O., Max, son of Louis and Henrietta was born June 8, 1870. jNIr. Brodel is a medical
of
"
and is the Professor Johns Hopkins University.
Art
as
Applied
to
Medicine," in the
He
is
a graduate of Leipzig
Academy
of Art, in 1890.
Mrs. Brodel
is
graduate of Smith College, Northampton, Mass., in the Class of 1899.
Mr. Brodel was a member of the 2d Grenadier Regiment, No. 101, Kaiser Wilhelm Konig von Preussen, from 1890 to 1892. He lived in Leipzig, Germany, and moved in January, 1894, to Baltimore, Md., where they now live.
children, born in BALTIMORE,

1.
MF).
Elizabeth Huntington, born October
9,
1903.
1,
2.
Ruth Warner,
born April
23,
1905
7,
died June
1908.
3.
Carl Huntington, born June
1908.
8,
4.
Els a Huntington, born February
1911.
1.2. 6.3. 1.7.

William Huntington, born September
13, 1783,
19, 1757; married,

first settlers in
February
the Black
Prescendia Lathrop, and was one of the
River valley, in Northern

for his
New York. He
2,
resided at Watertown.
He
died
married
second wife, December
1810, Elvira Dresser.
His
first
wife was born
in Tolland,
January
following
30, 1761,
is
and died March
20, 1810.
He
May
11,
1842.
The
an obituary notice found in one of the Watertown
papers:
on the 11th inst., William Huntington, in the Mr. Huntington was one of our oldest and most respected inhabitants. He was a native of Tolland, Conn., and for three or four years served in the Army of the Revolution. In the year 1784 he emigrated to New Hampshire, where he resided till the winter of 1804, when he removed to Watertown. He was for many years a member and an officer of the Presbyterian church, and in the last years of his protracted life it was evident to his
his residence,
"At
85th year of his age.
372
friends that the absorbing subject of his contemplation, was his departure from
and he cheerfully expressed a readiness to go whenever God in his He gave pleasing evidence that fit to summon him away. he was waiting and watching for the coming of the Lord; so that the large circle of his relatives and friends are not left to mourn without hope, but
this
world
goodness should see
rather to rejoice in the hope and
lelief
that he was
numbered among the
chil-
dren of God by adoption."
CHILDREN, EXCEPT THE LAST, BORN IN GRANTHAM,

*
* *
1.
N. H.
2.
3. 4. 5. 6.
7.
William, born March 28, 1784. Dyer, born February 18, 1786. John Lathrop, born June 30, 1787. Hiram, born June 19, 1789.
*
*
*
Ambrose Woodward,
Presendia, born May
born September
1794.
1,
1791.
8,
Cyrus Thompson,
born
May
15, 1801.
8.
Lucia, born September 24, 1813, in Watertown, N. Mr. Clapp, and died May 2, 1833.
Y.;
married a
1.2. 6.3. 1.7.

William Huntington, born March
1.
Grantham, N. IL
In
28, 1784, in
1804 he moved with his parents to Watertown, Jefferson County, New York, being among the first settlers of that county. In 1806, he rieturned to New
Hampshire, and married Zina Baker, daughter of Dr. Oliver Baker, Deceml)er Soon after his marriage he moved to Watertown, X. Y., where he lived and prospered in temporal blessings until 1811, when he sold out, and the
28, 1806.
war was declared with Great Britain, which proved fatal to his and coupled with much sickness in the family reduced them very low in pecuniary circumstances. His services in the army were done with the fife. He was in one battle, that of Sackett's Harbour. In 1816, Provi<lcncc smiled on him again, and about the same time he experienced religion and joined the Presbyterian church. In the winter of 1832-33 he first heard of "Mormonism," read the Book of Mormon, believed it with all his heart and pi-eached it almost every day, to his neighbors and everybody he could see, or had the privilege to chat with, until 1835, when he and wife with two of their Dutcher. After that his house was children were baptized by Elder a meeting house and a home for all Saints. May 18, 1836 he sent two of liis children, Dimick and Presendia, and their families, to Kirtland. waiting hirnscll only to sell out. October 1, 1836. he started and moved to Kirtland with (|uit(' a number of Saints under the direction of Apostles Orson Pratt and Luke S.
following year
prospects,
Johnson, being ordained an Elder previous to starting. He arrived in Kirtland on the 11th, bought a farm from Jacob Bump, and paid him three
thousand
dollars.
Of
this
amount he was defrauded,
so that in a little over
one year he was eouipelled
373
In the breaking to labor by the day for a Uving. up of Kirtland the apostates harrassed him with law suits until he saw his children often go to bed crying for bread. For nearly two weeks he lived on greens. His house was a hiding place for Father Joseph Smith, Hyrum,
Samuel and Don Carlos, while they were trying to escape from the perseThe Egyptian mummies were also hid in liis house for a long time, and many of the pursued and persecuted Saints found a retreat there and a hiding place from apostates' persecution. In Kirtland he received his washings and anointings in the temple, and was ordained a High Priest and High Counselor, in which office he acted until the Church left Kirtland. He lost five hundred dollars in the Kirtland bank. May 21, 1838, he started for Far West, Mo., where he arrived about two months later, and, by counsel, moved to Adaniondi-Ahinan, where he was chosen commissary for the brethren who armed for defence; and after the mob had driven and hemmed in the scattering brethren, he was commissary for all the people of that place and had charge of all the provisions of the town. After the surrender of the Church in Far West, Missouri, he was foreman of the committee chosen to confer with the committee chosen by the mob. These two committees were representatives of and authorized to transact all business for their respective committees. He was also one of a committee chosen to see to the poor and get them moved out of the State of Missouri, which they did to the complete satisfaction of the whole Church, though with no ordinary exertion, and remained himself until about the last man and family. His was one of the first families that moved to Commerce (afterwards Nauvoo) where he arrived May 14, 1839. About the 1st of .Fuly his whole family was taken sick, and on the 8th his wife died of sickness, caused by hardships and exposure. At this time he suffered
cutions in Kirtland.
At a conference held in October. 1839, he was again High Counselor. August 28, 1840, he married Lydia Partridge, relict of Bishop Edward Partridge, whose maiden name was Lydia Clisbee. As a member of the High Council he helped to la}- one of the corner stones of the Xauvoo Temple. He continued a member of the High Council until the expulsion from Nauvoo. In the move from Nauvoo he was appointed captain of a comjianj- of fifty wagons which he helped to make, and to fit up for the company, but which was subsequently disorganized. He was then appointed a cai)taiu of ten in Amasa INI. Lyman's company, until the settlement of ]\It. Pisgah was located, where he was left to preside over that Stake of Zion. In this place his labors were extreme and unremitting for the good and welfare of the people, and the comfort of the sick, of which there were a great man}-. August 9, 1846, he was taken sick with the chills and fever, of which he died August 19, 1846. In life he was beloved by all the Saints. His love and zeal for the cause were unsurpassed by any. His judgment was
for the comforts of
life.
chosen to the
office of
respected and his conduct never questioned: he never had a
trial
or difficulty
with any person in the Church.
The
foregoing account of his
life is
extracted from the Latter
Day
Saints
Biographical Encyclopedia.
374
CHILDREN.
* * *
1.
Chauncey Dyer,
2.
3.
4.
5.
Nancy, DiMiCK Baker, born May 26, 1808. Presendia Lathrop, born September 10, 1810. Adaline Elizabeth, born August 3, 1815, and died November
1826.
born October 20, 1806. born October 20, 1806, and died March, 1807.
26,
* *
6.
7.
William Dresser,
born February
8,
1818.
*
*
8.
9.
ZiNA DiANTHA, born January 31, 1821. Oliver Boardman, born October 14, 1823. John Dickenson, born February 11, 1827.
1.2. 6.3. 1. 7.
Chauncey Dykr Huntington,
vember
28, 1825, Clarissa Bull,
1. 1.
20,
born October
April
6,
1806
married, No-
who was born

children.
1806.
1.
Adelaide Elizabeth, born December
28, 1831.
2.
Sarah Imogene,
born December
6,
1846.
1.2. 6. 3.
DiMiCK Baker
1. 7.
1.3.
Watertown, N.
Y.;
Huntington, born
May
26, 1808, in
married in 1830, in Watertown, N. Y., Fanny Maria, daughter of Gen. Clark

Allen, (descendant of Ethan Allen) and
was born October

Battalion
life.
26, 1810, in Loraine, N. Y.,
Pleasant Green, Utah.
She Martha (Thompson) Allen. and died December 14, 1894, in She accompanied her husband in the famous Mormon
march through the deserts, enduring all the hardships of a soldier's She was for four months without tasting bread, before her daughter When the girl was born at Betsy Presendia was born, living on roots. Pueblo, on Mexican Territory, she had no mid-wife or doctor, so an Indian squaw attended her. He married a second wife, about 1853, in Salt Lake She was born in Norway, about 1826, and died City, Ellen Sophia Jacobson.
in
Parowan, Utah, about 1900. He was Indian interpreter for the U. S. Government up to the time of his He was a private death, which occurred February 1, 1879, in Salt Lake City. in Co. D of the Mormon Battalion, and as such took part in the Mexican War He enlisted July 16, 1846, and was discharged July 16, 1847. He in 1846. was a member of the Salt Lake City Council in the early days. He was High He was instruPriest in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
mental
City,
in helping to settle
to St.
down
interpreter for
and colonize the whole region south of Salt Lake He acted as George on the South border of the Territory. the Indians, as a soldier of the Mormon Battalion, and he
helped to secure California, Nevada, and Utah, for the U.
S.
375
He
published
three books for the benefit of the Snakes and Utes, (Indians.) See page '209, Vol. IV., History of Utah, by Orson F.
Whitney
also
History of the
Mormon
Battalion,
by Daniel Tyler.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Clark Allen, born December 6, Lot Elisha, born April 29, 1844,
October, 1861;
1831.
in
Watertown, N. Y.; married in died January 16, 1862, in Rush Valley, Utah. She married afterwards, James Andrus, They had one daughter, Lottie Huntington, and lives in Utah.
Naomi Gibson.
He
3.
who died in 1862. Maryett, born March

lU.
17, 1836,
and died
in
May
10, 1839, in
Quincy,
Co.,
4.
Fanny Maria,

4,
Far West, Caldwell

111.
Mo.; she died September

*
5. 6.
1842, in Nauvoo,
19, 1844.
Martha
Zina, born January
Betsy Pkesendia, born October 21, 1846, in Fort Pueblo, N. and died November 4, 1846, in Fort Pueblo, New Mexico.
M.,
7.
8.
9.
Julia Caroline, born June 21, 1848. Sarah Adeline, born March 30, 1861, and died November 1856, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Joseph Smith, born January 6, 1855, in Salt Lake City died
;
5,
in
April, 1907, "
On
the INIuddy," Nevada.
1.2.6.3.
1. 7.
1.3.
1.
Clark Allen Huntington, born December 6, 1831, in Watertown, N. Y.; married, in 1852, in Salt Lake City, Utah, Rosanna Galloway. He was a stockman, and was one of the Pony Express riders who helped to bring companies of emigrants across the Plains, before the building of the U. P. R. R. On one of those trips he showed his heroism by carrying hundreds of emigrants across the icy waters of the Sweetwater River in AVyoming, breaking He lived in Waterthe ice before them as they waded from shore to shore. town, N. Y., till May 1836, then in Kirtland, O., till 1838, in Nauvoo, 111., till
1845, then
moved west
Saints.
to
Utah, where he died in Salina, Utah, about 1900.

in
Mrs. Huntington died

Latter
California.
They belonged
to the
Church of
Day
1.
children.
2. 3.
4.
5.
Allen, born in 1853 living in California. Rosy, born in 1855 married Ed. York, and lives DiMiCK Wiley, born in 1857; living in Utah. Sarah, born in 1859; died in 1864.
;
in California.
6.
Lot, born in 1861 died in 1864. Seldon, born in 1863 supposed

; ;
to
be living in California.
376
1. 2.6. 3. 1.7. 1. 3. 5. Martha Zina (Huntington) Paul, born January
19, 1844, in
Nau-
voo,
111.;
married July
16,
1864, in Salt
Lake
City, Utah,
Edmund,
son of
William and Elisabeth (Gowin) Paul. He was born in Cornwall, England, February 6, 1840. Mr. Paul is a contractor and builder. He lived in Mendon, Utah, until 1883, and then removed to Rexburg, Idaho, where he
lives.
now
He has
served two years in the City Council in the
Town
of
Rexburg,
and
also as School Trustee
the Churcli of the Latter
and Justice of the Peace, He is High Priest in Day Saints. His wife died April 5, 1883, in Men-
don, Utah.
CHILDREN.
1.
Fannib: Elisabeth, born July 29, 1865, in Salt Lake City, Utah; married in October, 1893, in Teton Basin, Idaho, George A. Littel. They live in Garfield, Utah. Zina Presendia, born December 5,
2.
3.
1867, in Salt Lake City, Utah; and died, October 2, 1869, in the same place. Edmund Allen, born October 28, 1869, in Salt Lake City, Utah; married, October 12, 1897, in Salt Lake Temple, Marcia Little. They have three children, and live in Garfield, Utah.
4.
Georgianna Frances, born September

City,
29, 1873, in Salt
Lake
5.
6.
Utah; died April 17, 1888, in Rexburg, Idaho. Susan Julia, born February 7, 1876, in Salt Lake City, and died January 28, 1877, in the same place. Martha Priscilla, born April 22, 1880, in Mendon, Utah married in November, 1899, in Logan, Utah, James Purser. They
;
have two children, and

7.
live in
Rexburg, Idaho.
5,
DiMiCK Huntington, born April

lives in
1883, in
Mendon, Idaho
Ogden, Utah.
1. 2.
1848, in Salt
6.3. 1.7. 1.3.7.

21,
Julia Caroline (Huntington, Hancock) Mellen, born June Lake City, Utah.; married in Salt Lake City, Utah, June
21,
1866, John, son of Levi
April 19, 1842, in

until about 1850,
his
and Clara C. (Reed) Hancock. He was born Nauvoo, 111., was a mining expert, and lived in Nauvoo, 111.,
W.
when he went
and served
of
to Salt
Lake
City,
death in April, 1883.
He was
an elder
in the
where he resided until Church of Jesus Christ,
Latter
Day
Saints,
in the Territorial Militia, for several years.
7, 1885, in Salt Lake John and Jane (Ramsey) Mellen. He was born May 27, 1838, in Bolton, Eng. JNIr. Mellen is a farmer, and came from England to Nauvoo, 111., in 1842; then to Utah in 1848, where he now lives in Salt Lake City. He is an Elder in the Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints, and belonged to the Territorial Militia for many years.
Mrs. Hancock married for the second time, June
City,
John Ramsey, son
Both husbands took part
in the
377
Indian fightings, were in the Black
Hawk
War, and helped to colonize Utah. John R. INIellen was one Pony Express riders, and had skirmishes with the Indians.
CHILDREN, BORN IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
1.
of the noted
ChANCOCK.)
John Erastus,
born June
3,
1867; married in 1886, in Salt Lake
City, Utah, Elizabeth Moss,

2.
and
9,
lives in Rita,
Utah.
DiMiCK Baker, born February
1870; married in 1889,
Anna
3.
4.
White, and died May 1, 1891, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Julia Alice, born April 5, 1872; died October 18, 1876, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Amy Clarissa, born August 3, 1874; married in 1891, Isaac Perkins,
who
died in 1901
married, second, in December, 1905,
5.
They live in Salt Lake City, Utah. Lot Huntington, born August 18, 1876; married, February 7, They live in Rita, 1899, in Salt Lake City, Utah, Susy Coon.
Carl Steiner.
Utah.
6.
Fanny Presendia,
1884, in Salt
born December
City, Utah.
19,
10,
1879; died October 26,
Lake Lake
7.
Martha
Utah,
Zina,
bom December
1882; married, December 24,
1899, in Salt
City, Utah, Jacob Coon.
They
live in Rita,
CHILD.
8.
(MELLEN.)
Theresia, born November 23, 1887; married, September 13, 1905, They live in Hunter, in Salt Lake City, Utah, Martin Larsen.
Utah.
1.2. 6. 3.
ber
7,
1. 7. 1. 4.
January
Presendia Lathrop (Huntington, Buell) Kimball, born Septem1810, in Watertown, N. Y.; married,
first,
6,
1828, in
town, N. Y.,
Norman
Buell.
He was
in Loraine,
WaterN. Y.
He moved from Loraine to life he owned flour and carding mills. Watertown, N. Y., and from there to St. Joseph, Mo., where he manufactured
In early
woolen goods.
He
died about 1870.

111.,
Mrs. Buell married for a second time, about 1846, in Nauvoo, Chase, son of Solomon Farnham and Anna (Spaulding) Kimball.
ball
Heber
owned
several flour mills, linseed
oil
mills,
and carding
Y.,
till
mills,
Mr. Kimwas a large
stock raiser, and farmer.

land, O., then in
City, Utah,
He
lived in
Mendon, N.
1832, then in Kirt-
Far West, Mo., till 1838, Nauvoo, 111., tiU 1846, then Salt Lake where he died June 22, 1868. He belonged to the Church of Christ, Latter Day Saints, and was first councilor to President Brigham Young, from 1847 to the time of his death, being much esteemed by the latter. He was elected Chief Justice and Lieutenant Governor of the Provisional
378
State of Deseret in 1849, before a territorial government was established by
Congress; was several times a

of that time
member
of the Territorial Legislature,
from the
organization of the Territory of Utah to 1858, and during the last three years
ham Young,
was president of the Legislative Council. No man, except Brigfigured more conspicuously in pioneering the West, colonizing Utah, and establishing industries, than Heber C. Kimball. For fuller details of his work see "Life of Heber C. Kimball" by Oscar F. Whitney, 1888, and of Mrs. Kimball see "Woman's Exponent" for May, 1908. Mrs. Kimball died February 1, 1892, in Salt Lake City.
CHILDREN.
1.
(bUELL.)
12, 1829, in Ellisburgh,
George William, born December
N. Y.,
2.
3.
4.
and died in St. Joseph, Mo., in 1897. Was married twice. Silas Dimick, born December 25, 1831, and died November 14, 1833, in Rodman, N. Y. Thomas D., born March 8, 1834, and died March 8, 1835, in Lorraine, N. Y. Chancy Dressor, born Sejjtember 8, 1836, and died October 1,
1836, in Kirtland, O.
5.
Adaline Elizabeth, born

ship, Mo.; died the
April 24, 1838, in Washington
Town-
6.
7.
same day. Oliver Norman, born January 31, 1840, in AVashington Township, Mo., and died April 22, 1872, in St. Joseph, Mo. John Hiram, born July 13, 1843, and died October 31, 1845, in
Adams County,
111.
children,
8.
(kimuall.)
9,
Preskndia Celestia, born January

Lake City, Utah. JosKPH, born December 22, 1851.
1850, in Salt
1849, and died
May
9,
9.
1. 2.
6.3.
1. 7.
22,
1.4. 9.
1851, in Salt
Joseph Kimball, born December

fessor
Lake
City, Utah;
married, October 30, 1870, in Salt Lake City, Utah, Lathilla. daughter of Pro-
She was born July 19, 1855, in Orson and Mary Ann (jNIerrill) Pratt. Lake City, Utah. Mr. Kimball is a rancher, cattle raiser and farmer; is also engaged in mining. He is now president and manager of the Beaver Irrigation Land and Power Co., Utah, one of the directors, second vice president and financial agent of the IVIexican, American Holding and Imjirovement Co., with headquarters
Salt
in the City of
in Salt
Mexico, (D. F.)
He
is
a graduate of the University of Utah,
Lake
has
City.
filled
He
the offices of Probate
Judge and County Commissioner
for
fifteen years in
Rich County.
He
has served as
member
of the Legislature
twice,
379
of Logan, Utah,
was President
of the
Chamber
of
Commerce
and was
also a delegate to a constitutional convention in the Territory previous to
Statehood.
gress.
He was
several times a delegate to the Trans-Mississippi Con-
He has taken a very important part in promoting and has organized three such companies with success.
He belonged
to the State Militia, as a private,
irrigation companies,
when
quite young.
He
twenty years, and had charge of the colonizing of that section for six years as a member of the bishopric in Logan, Utah. He lived in Meadowville, from 1871 to 1891; in Logan, from 1891 to 1897; then moved to Salt Lake City, where he now lives. He is an active
was Bishop of Meadowville, Utah,

;
for
member and
has served as president of the Utah branch of the Sons of the American Revolution. He has taken an active part in the developing of LTtah and in the work of the church, and is today one of the leading business men of the Intermountain region, and has proved himself to be a faithful public
officer.
CHILDREN.
1.
Joseph Raymon, born November

married, September
6,
4,
1871, in Salt
Lake
City,
1893, in Logan, Utah, Abbie
Utah; H. Rice.
2.
They live in Union, Oregon. Louie Presendia, born October
3,
1873, in Meadowville, Utah;
married, June 28, 1893, in Logan, Utah, Lysander Christian
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Pond. They live in Nampa, Idaho. Florence, born June 15, 1875, in Meadowville, Utah; married, June 6, 1895, in Logan, Utah, John WiUiam Hyde. They live in Salt Lake City, Utah. Ernest, born September 12, 1876, in Meadowville, Utah; married, October 25, 1899, in Salt Lake City, Utah, Vienna Hortense Booth. They live in Provo, Utah. Orson Heber, born May 8, 1878, in Meadowville, Utah; married March 28, 1900, in Salt Lake City, Utah, Zuie Chambers. They live in Salt Lake City, Utah. Alma, born January 3, 1880, in Meadowville, Utah married in Raymond, Canada, Kate Wasden. They Uve in Boise, Idaho. Clark, born December 1, 1881, in Salt Lake City; married November 19, 1902, in Raymond, Canada, Lydia Maud Partridge. They live in Nampa, Idaho. Ethel Beatrice, born January 20, 1884, in Meadowville, Utah married June 21, 1905, in Salt Lake City, Herbert Williams. They live in Pocatello, Idaho. Oliver, born December 20, 1885, in Meadowville, Utah; married
;
August, 1906, in Pocatello, Idaho, Etta Garrett.
380
10.
Naomi Pearl,
ried
born January
1906, in Salt
15, 1888, in
Meadowville, Utah
June
7,
Lake
City, Alfred
marWoolley Davis.
;
They
11.
live in Salt
Lake
City, Utah.
Reba Geneve,
born September 23,1889, in Meadowville, Utah;
married October 28, 1908, in Salt Lake City, Stanley Eugene Hooper. They live in Salt Lake City, Utah.
12.
William Lathrop,
lives
born December
31,
16,
1892, in Logan,
Utah;
his
with his parents.

1897,
in
13.
Pratt, born August

parents.
Logan, Utah; hves with
1. 2. 6. 3.
1.7. 1. 6.
born February 28, 1818, in P)urrville, September 24, 1839, in Nauvoo, 111., Caroline, daughter She was born September 19, 1819, in of Hyram ami Mary (Fenno) Clark. Antwerp, N. Y., and died February 28, 1901, in San Bernardino, Cal. He married, for a second wife, February 5, 1843, Harriet Clark, in Nauvoo, 111. She was born August 2, 1825, in Antwerp, N. Y. He was a farmer and a carpenter. He was in the Utah Indian wars and the Tintic and Walker wars. He was a Mormon, and died in Utah, March 20, 1881. His second wife is stiU
William Dresser Huntington,
N.
Y.; married, first,
living in Springville, Utah.
children.
*
1. 2.
3.
* 4.
5.
Nauvoo, 111.; married, May 23, 1861, in Springville, Utah, Emma M. Goddard. They live in California. Mary Caroline, born November 25, 1845, in Nauvoo, 111., and died January 25, 1846, in Nauvoo, 111. Hiram Fenno, born January 24, 1847. Lucia Presendia, born March 27, 1850, in Salt Lake City, Utah; married in San Bernardino, Cal., William Godfrey. They live in San Bernardino, Cal.
23, 1842, in
William Clark, Heber, born May
born October
5,
1840.
6.
7.
.John Albert, born April
17, 1853.
Harriet
She
Eli-en, born December 24, 1860, in San Bernardino, Cal
lives in
Los Angeles, Cal.

20, 1845.
15,
8.
!).
Don Carlos,
Mo.
born July
Chauncy, born June
1847
died June 16, 1847,
in St. Louis,
10.
Ji^LiA Adeline, born December

.July 8, 1851, in
8,
1848, in Kanesville, Iowa; died
Sacramento, Cal.
20, 1852.
* 11. * 12. * 13. * 14.
Harriet Adelaide, born February
Anna Jane, born November 25, 1853. George Volney, born February 2, 1858.
Lottie, born February
9,
1870.
381
1.2. 6. 3.
1. 7. 1. 6. 1.
5,
AViLLiAM Clark Huntington, born October
1840, in Nauvoo,
111.;
married October 27, 1865, in Salt Lake City, Utah, Emma E., daughter of She was born December 25, 1844, in Pennsylvania, Catherine Hontz Buyer.
He married, second, and died September 27, 1874, in Springville, Utah. February 9, 1876, in Springville, Utah, Martha Ann Harrison. He was a bugler in the Indian war of 1856, and was a Latter Day Saint. He died in San Bernardino, Cal., May 5, 1896.
CHILDREN.
1.
Austin Hontz, born August

Springville, Utah.
25, 1866,
and died the same day

186 7, and died
in
2.
Emma
Catherine, born November

Utah.
14,
November
16, 1867, in Springville,

3.
4.
Elfie Caroline, born December 27, 1868, in Springville, Utah. William Otto, born August 29, 1870, in Springville, Utah, and
died September 17, 1871, in Springville, Utah.
5.
6.
Lucia Violia, born July 17, 1872, in Springville, Utah. Della, born December 13, 1876, in Springville, Utah.
1. 2. 6.
3. 1. 7. 1. 6. 2.
May
23, 1842, in
Hebek Huntington,
born
Nauvoo,
111.;
man-ied, June
(Bisbee) Goddard.
Utah, Emily M., daughter of Stephen H.,and Isabella She was born October 4, 1834, in Batavia, O.
He was
Co.,
a rancher,
and lived
in
San Bernardino,
Co.,
and
in
Napa
City, Cal.
He
died in
Napa
City,
Sonoma, Co., Alameda June 25, 1902.
CHILD.
*
1.
William Dresser,
1.2.6.3. 1.7.
William Dresser Huntington,
nardino, Cal.; married June
1,
1.
6.2.
1.
1886, in
daughter of AVilliam D. Aplin.

Co., Cal.
born March 29, 1862, in San BerSan Bernardino, Cal. Evelyn Violet, She was born December 16, 1886, in Nevada
He
to
is
a jihysician and surgeon,

2,
College, Philadelphia, Pa., Aj)ril
San Bernardino, Cal.
He
and graduated from Jefferson Medical He lived in San Diego, and moved now lives in Oakland, Cal.
1886.
children.
1.
2.
Robert Dresser, born April 22, 1887, William Leland, born September 17,
in
Oceanside, Cal.
1891, in Oakland, Cal.
382
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 7. 1.
TIiHAM Fenno Huntington, bovn January
married, February
6,
6.4.
24, 1847, in St. Louis,
Mo.;
1872, in Springville, Utah, Polly Burtlienia, daughter of
Moses and Polly (Patten)

ber
3,
1899.
He
then moved to
resides.
Childs. She was born at Mt. Pisgah, Iowa, NovemSan Bernardino, Calif., until he was 18 years of age, Springville, and in 1883 to Orangeville, Utah, where he now
lived in
CHILDREN.
1.
Emma
Cakoline, born October

Utah.
30, 1872,
and died the same day,
in Springville,
2.
Leonard Fenno, born November 15, 1873, in Springville, Utah; married May 27, 1900, in Orangeville, Utah, Caroline Ingaba
Sitternd. They live in Orangeville, Utah. Archie Delevan, born March 17, 1876, in Springville,
3.
Utah;
married Sej^tember 27, 1899, in Orangeville, Utah, Velma Jane
Jewkes.
4.
They
live in Orangeville,
Utah.
in
Orlo Boutwell, born October
17, 1878,
Springville,
Utah;
married January 15, 1902, in Blackfoot, Idaho, Adelaid Allen. They live in Orangeville, Utah.
5.
Hiram Melvin,
born August 27, 1881, in Springville, Utah, and

1884,
in
died July 24, 1906, in Orangeville, Utah.

6.
Nettie, born April December 9, 1908,
11,
Orangeville,
L'tah;
married, Reid.
in Orangeville,
Utah, Ernest
Edward
Utah.
7.
8.
They live in Orangeville, Utah. Fred Moses, born February 2, 1887, Olive Ophelia, born September 22,
1899, in Orangeville, Utah.
in Orangeville,
1889, and died October 29,
1.2.6.3.
John Albert Huntington,
1.
7.1.6.6.
born April 17, 1853, in Springville, Utah;
married, September 15, 1880, in Springville, Utah, Sarah Jane, daughter of
John and Mary (Creer) Banks. She was born September 14, 1863, in Sj)anHe was a carjjcnter, and moved to Orangeville, Utah, where ish Fork, Utah. he died June 4, 1896. His wife married again, February 28, 1900, at Spanish Fork, Utah, Llewellyn Thomas.
CHILDREN.
1.
John William,
born September
24, 1881, in
Spanish Fork, Utah;
died February 10, 1882, in Springville, Utah.

2.
3.
4.
Alhkiit Banks, born November 10, 1882, in Springville, I'tah. William Hyrum, born June 18, 1884, in Orangeville, I'tah; married, October 22, 1907, in Spanish Fork, Utah, Florence Roach. They live in Spanish Fork, Utah. Mary Caroline, born October 1, 1887.
5. 6.
7.
383
Spanish Fork, Utah.
Utah.
Edward Ray,
born March
17, 1889, in
Jane Luella, born May
15, 1891, in Orangeville,
8.
EsTELLA, born March 1, 1894, in Orangeville, Utah. Lester C, born February 2, 1896, in Orangeville, Utah.
1.2. 6.3. 1.7.

Mary
1. 6.
6.4.
1,
Caroline (Huntington) Flavel, born October
1887, in
Orangeville, Utah; married January 31, 1905, in Spanish Fork, Utah, William
Thomas, son of WiUiam J. and Rosetta (Christmas) Flavel. September 22, 1883, in Spanish Fork, Utah, and is a farmer.
lie
was born
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Mary, born February 14, 1906. Grace Lois, born March 19, 1908;
1.2.6.3.1.7.1.6.8.
Don Carlos Huntington,
ried,
born July 20, 1845, in Nauvoo,
111.;
mar-
October
27, 1865, in Salt
and Amelia Ann Singleton. He married, shire, England, and died in Springville, Utah, April 11, 1876, second, February 2, 187 7, in Springville, Utah, Lucia Etta, daughter of Lucius Nelson and Alice (Hurst) Scovil. She was born in Provo City, Utah,
October
3,
is
Lake City, Utah, Melenda, daughter of Francis She was born November 8, 1845, in Somerset-
1858.
He
charged
a farmer.
He
served
in
the
Black
Hawk
Indian war in Utah, in

in 1866,
Capt. Caleb Haws'

in 1867.
company of infantry. He enlisted They live in Springville, Utah.

CHILDREN.
and was
dis-
1.
Don
2.
Francis, born January 9, 1867. Zina Melenda, born December 30,

married
in
1869, in Springville, Utah
1895, in Provo City, Utah,
Abraham Owen Smoot.

28,
They
3.
live in Salt
Amanda
Lake City, Utah. Presenda, born March 15, 1871, and died March
13, 1875,
1871, in Springville, Utah.

4.
Leo Singleton, born February

in Springville,
and died
May
14, 1890,
Utah.
1.2.6. 3. 1.7.
Don Francis Huntington,
married, September
12, 1891, in
1. 6. 8. 1.
9,
born January
1867, in Springville, Utahi
Vernal, Utah,
Rhoda Jane, daughter

17, 1872, in
of
Thomas Katon and Susan Ann RUey.

ish
She was born July
Span-
Fork, Utah.
He
is
a farmer, and lives in Burlington,
Wyoming.
They
ai"e
Mormons.
384
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Rhoda Jane,
born December
born April
13, 1892, in Vernal,
Utah.
Muriel Leone,
18, 1899, in Burlington,

18,
Wyoming.
in
3.
Don Laroy,
Burlington,
born December
1902
died January 15, 1903,
4.
Wyoming. Lucia Malindia, born Wyoming.
February
10,
1904,
in
Burlington,
5.
Jeneva
Lam are,
born
January
9,
1908,
in
Burlington,
Wyoming.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 7. 1. 6. 11.
Harriet Adelaide (Huntington) Bird,

Springville,
born February 20, 1852, in
Utah; married April 1, 1872, in Salt Lake City, Utah, ^Martin He was born DecemWilliam, son of Richard and Emeline (Crandall) Bird. ber 1, 1849, in Pottawattamie, Iowa. Air. Bird was a farmer, and moved to Springville, Utah, where he died January 24, 1890. His wife lives in Spi'ingville, Utah. He was an elder in the Church of
Latter
Day
Saints.
children, born and lived in SI'RINGVILLE, ittah.

1.
]\1aktin
William,
1,
l)orn
September
1,
1873.
2. 3.
Ida, born October

1888.
1875.
1,
Charles Fenno, born September
1878;
died September 28,
4.
5.
6.
7.
Mel vie
8.
Lou, born September 11, 1879 died December Lester, born October 25, 1882 died August 15, 1901. Susie, born January 6, 1885 died May 30, 1889. Dresser, born March 18, 1887. Roeane, born August 27, 1889.
; ; ;
18, 1881.
1.
2.
6.3. 1.7.
1. 6. 12.
25, 1853, in Spring-
Anna Jane (Huntington) Chase,

ville,
born November
Utah; married, February 9, 1872, in Springville, I'tah, Solomon Drake, He was born October son of Solomon Drake and Lydia Ann (Thorn) Chase. They 28, 1850; is a laborer, and belongs to the Church of Latter Day Saints.
Utah.
live in Springville,
CHILDREN, BORN AND LIVED IN SPRINGVILLE, UTAH.

1.
2.
3.
Lucy, born August 8, 1872; died February 2, 1874. Lydia Ann, born August 16, 1874; died August 24, 1879. William Dresser, born September 3, 1876; died July 2,
1877.
4.
5.
6.
7.
385
2,
Mark,
born September 15, 1878; died August

17,
9,
1882.
George, born February

Jennie, born February
1881
died July 21, 1882.
1883.
8.
Lloyd, Floyd,
Twins,
died.
1.2.6.3. 1.7.
George Volney Huntington,
1.
6. 13.
2,
born February
1858, in Springville,
Utah; married, December 18, 1881, in Springville, Utah, Julia Hannah, daughter of Thomas and Mary (Williamson) Snelson. She was born June 15, 1850, in Provo City, Utah. He was a laborer, and a member of the Order of Maccabees. He died in Springville, Utah, June 16, 1906. He was a Christian, but did not belong to any church at the time of his death.
CHILDREN, BORN AND LIVE, EXCEPT JULIA HARRIET, IN SPRINGVILLE, UTAH.

1.
Julia Harriet, born November
16, 1882,
and
is
dead.
2. 3.
WiLDA, born February
6,
1884.
;
Mary
4.
5.
6.
Scharlottk, born September 14, 1885 married, Septem1904, Joseph Ephram Rowland, in Springville, Utah. William Zebulon, born March 29, 1887. Adelaid, born July 15, 1889.
ber
5,
Zina, born January
25, 1894.
1.2.6.3.
1.
7. 1. 6. 14.
Lottie (Huntington) Lambson, born February 9, 1870, in Springville, Utah; married, September 22, 1887, in Provo City, Utah, Albert Edwin, son of Arba L. and Sarah C. (Harrington) Lambson. He was born July 8, 1863,
in Springville,
Utah;
is
a laborer and belongs to the Church of Latter
Day
Saints.
They Uve
in Springville, Utah.
children, born in springville, UTAH.

1. 2.
William Dresser, born May 16, Marvin Albert, born November
1888.
22, 1889.
3.
Arva
Lottie, born June

^^^^^
14, 1896.
4.
5.
6.
Dora, > ^^.^^ ) Don, Ray, born March
'
^^^^^
13, 1901.
1.2. 6.3. 1.7.

1821, in
25
1.
7.
Zina Diantha (Huntington, Jacobs) Young, born January 31, Watertown, N. Y.; married, first, Henry Bailey, son of Henry
386
Jacobs.
born in 1817, in Niagara Falls, N; Y.; and died in Salt Lake She married, second, in April, 1841, in Nauvoo, TIL, Brigham Young. He was born June 1, 1801, at Whitingham, Vt., and was the son of John and Nabbie (Howe) Young. His career is well known, is a matter of history, and need not here be set forth. He died August 29, 1877, in Salt
City, Utah.
He was
Lake
City.
notabli' figure in
Mrs. Zina D. H. Young was a

neer days until her death.
Utah from the early
pio-
Her
Utah
line.
the interests of the people

to
and work were of a manifold nature, and such as to advance and State. She did more than any other woman in establish sereculture as a local industry, and had personal charge of
efforts
the large cocoonery established by President
Young
as a first venture in that

silk
In 187G she was elected president of the local
organization, and
In 1879 she
afterward traveled
visited the
many
times throughout Utah in
its interests.
Sandwich
Islands,
and
in the
same year traveled over 1,000 miles
in
Utah by carriage conveyance, presiding over meetings. In 1881 she visited and Vermont and spoke in Sunday schools and temperance meetings throughout those States, attending also the Women's Congress at Buffalo, and the National Suffrage convention in New York. During this visit she
New York
assisted also in the organization of a Ijranch of the Relief Society at Cohoes,
New
pital
York.
In the next year she was chosen president of the Deseret hos-
She was one of the band of Utah at the World's Fair, and at the famous Sunday services held by the congress, was given a seat f)n the platform as representative among the fourteen women ministers of different denomina-
and
fulfilled its duties for
twelve years.
women who
attended the
Women's Congress
tions
of-
who conducted
the meeting.
At
this time she also presided
over a session
the Congress of Charities and Philanthropies, of which she was elected
For more than thirty years she was connected prominently with Sunday school work, and as one of the earliest members of the Relii'f Society lent effective help in the work of that organization. At the death of E. R. Snow, she was appointed to fill the former's place When in 1891 the local body became connected as president of the society. with the National Council of Women, Mrs. Young became vice-president of She died August 28, 1901. the great National organization.
president.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1.
(JACOBS.)
2.
Zebulon, born January 2, 1842. Henry Chariton, born March 22,

CHILD,
1846.
(young.)
3,
3.
Zina Presendia, born April
1850.
1.2. 6. 3. 1. 7.
Zebulon Jacoks,
18, 1866, in Salt
1.
7. 1.
111.;
born January
2,
1842, in Nauvoo,
married,
March
and
Lake
City, Utah, Frances
Woods, daughter
of Albert
Roda Marie (Woods) Carrington.
City, Utah,
387
19, 1850, in Salt
She was born July
Lake
Mr. Jacobs was a railroad man, but in later years became a guard in the State Prison, where he served for ten years. He fought in the Black Hawk War (Indian), was cap-
and died
May
6,
1908, in the same city.
tain of
Company
C, in the 1st Cavalry, Territorial Militia.
He
enlisted April
and was discharged June 27, 1866. He belongs to the Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints, and was a Seventy in the church for forty-five years, and is now a High Priest. He filled a two years mission, in 1867 and 1868, in Great Britain, as Missionary of
25, 1866,
the Church of Jesus Christ, of the Latter
Day
Saints, without salary, as
is
the
case with
all
such missionaries.
CHILDREN, EXCEPT ALBERT C, ALL LIVING IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

1.
Zebulon Henry,
Utah; married
born December
26, 1866, in
Salt
Lake
City,
Effie
Mangum.
13, 1870,
2.
Albert Chariton,
1872, in Salt
born April
and died October
10,
3.
4.
Lake City, Utah. Ernest Eugene, born June 3, 1874; mamed Annie Brown. Stella Frances, born April 3, 1878; married Carl Ludwig
Sandberg.
5.
Arthur Roy,
Froiseth.
born
July
13,
1881;
married
Martha
Clarett
1.2. 6. 3. 1.7.
Henry Chariton
first,
1.
7.2.
Jacobs, born March 22, 1846, in Chariton, Iowa Salt Lake City Utah, Susan, daughter of Briant and Susan (Ashby) Stringham. She was born December 25, 1851, in He married, secSalt Lake City, and died October 26, 1891, in Ogden City. ond, July 7, 1893, in Salt Lake City, Emma, daughter of William Frederick and Mary Ann (Eckersly) Rigby. She was born August 14, 1872, in Wellsman-ied,
April 23, 1871, in
ville,
Utah.
is
Mr. Jacobs
the Probation Officer for
of the fifth ecclesiastical
ward
of
Ogden, Utah.
Weber Co., Utah, and is Bishop As a pioneer of '48 he was

life
familiar with all the early hardships of frontier

also the
famine of 1855, in Utah.
He
lived in Salt
lives.
and Indian difficulties Lake City until 1891, when
he went to Ogden, Utah, where he now
children.
1.
Susie, born January 17, 1872; died January 27, 1872, in Salt Lake
City, Utah. ZiNA, born September
15, 1873, in
2.
Prattville, Utah; died
Septem-
ber 25, 1875, in Santaquin, Utah.
388
3.
Henry Chariton,
1902, in Salt
Pleasant, Utah.
born March
City,
15, 1876;
married in December,
Lake
Alberta Larsen.
They
live
in Alt.
* 4.
5.
Zebulon William,
born December 28, 187 7.

3,
Murky Kimball,
Utah.
born September
1880; lives in Riverdale,
6.
Elsie, born September
4,
1884; married, March
27, lf)07, in Salt

live in
Lake
7.
City, Ellis
Seymour Heminger.
4,
They
Magrath,
Alberta, Canada.
Briant Stringham, born October

Utah.
1886; lives in Riverdale,
8.
!).
10.
Susan Rigby, born June 26, 1894. Mary, born February 17, 1896. Emma, born February 10, 1898.
Vilate, born January 12, 1900. Oa, born March 1, 1902.
11.
12. 13.
14.
Heber Grant,
born April
6,
1904.
21, 1906.
William Rigby,
born September
1.
2.6. 3.1.7.
1.
7. 2.4.
Zebulon William Jacobs, born December 28, 1877, in Salt Lake City, Utah; married, December 19, 1900, in Salt Lake City, Utah, Dora Maria, daughter of Henry Lyman and Mary Jane (White) Hinman. She was born December 5, 1880, in Farmington, Utah. Mr. Jacobs is a barrister and was for three years a student in the Latter Day Saints College, of Salt Lake City. Utah. He left in 1897, and is a graduate of the Alberta Normal School, in
the Class of 1906.
Mr. Jacobs was one of the

Canada.
the Latter
first settlers
in
the town of Magrath, Alberta,
He was
Day
Justice of the
Peace, and principal of the public school
there for some time.
He
is
a High Priest in the Church of Jesus Christ of
Saints.
He
now
lived in
Ogden
City, Utah,
and moved
to
Canada
in
May, 1899. They
live in Cardston, Alberta.
children.
1.
Henry Chariton,
Canada.
born August 26,
1901, in
Magrath, Alberta,
2.
Lyman Hinman,
Canada.
born November
5,
1903,
in
Magrath, Alberta,
3.
ZiNA, born
-July 1, 1906, in
Magrath, Alberta, Canada.
4.
5.
Gladys, born December
31, 1910, in Cardston, Alberta,

6,
Canada.
Zebulon AVilliam, born May
1914, in Cardston, Alberta, Canada.
389
1.2. 6. 3.
Salt
;
1.
7.1. 7.3.
3,
ZiNA Presendia (Young, Williams) Card, born April Lake City, Utah married, October 12, 1868, in Salt Lake
1850, in
City, Utah,
Thomas, son of William and Maud (Morgan) Williams. He was born August 5, 1829, in Newport, Wales, and lived there until 1849, when he moved to Liverpool, Eng.; lived there until 1856, and then moved to Salt Lake City, Utah. He lived there until his death, July 17, 1874. He was married once before this marriage. He was a bookkeeper and accountant. He was an elder for 31 years, in the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints, preached
the Gospel and gave a
new system
office, of
for emigration to foreign countries, in the
Liverpool Emigration
this
the Church of Jesus Christ Latter

all
Day
Saints,
European Mormon converts. Mrs. Williams married, for the second time, June 17, 1884, in Logan, Utah, Charles Ora, son of Cyrus Williams and Sarah Jane (Tuttle) Card. He was born November 5, 1839, in Poges Hole, Mich. Mr. Card was overseer of buildings and general manager of Church affairs for the Latter Day Saints He was minute-man also President of two States of Zion, for over 20 years. in the Indian wars of 1852 and 1860, in Utah. He was also a pioneer in Cache Co., in 1856, and the pioneer in Canada of a colony of Saints in 1887. He died in Logan, Utah, August 27, 1906. Mrs. Zina P. Y. Card is the third Mormon wife of Charles Ora, and is now matron of the domestic department of the Latter Day Saint University in She is also a member of the general board of the Primary Salt Lake City. Association, an organization for the religious training of children between 3 and 14 years old. She is a pleasant, fluent speaker.
being the gate-way to America for
;
CHILDREN (WILLIAMS).
1.
Sterling, bofn September ried June 21, 1894, in
21, 1870, in Salt
Lake
City, Utah;
Salt
Lake
City, Utah,
marAttena Bates.
They
2.
live in Cardston,
Canada.
in Salt
Thomas Edgar,
born July 21, 1873,
Lake
City, Utah; died
April 21, 1881, in Provo, Utah.
children (card).
3.
Joseph Young, born June

June
14, 1905, in
28,
1885, in Logan, Utah; married,
Logan, Leona C. Ballentyne.

12, 1888, in Cardston,
They
live in
Cardston, Canada.
4.
ZiNA Young, born June

June
17, 1908, in
Canada; married,
Salt
Lake
9.
City,
Hugh Brown.
They
live in
Cardston, Canada.
5.
Orson Rega, born June

Salt
1891, in Cardston,
Canada;
lives in
Lake
City, Utah.
390
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. T. 1. S.
town, N. Y.; married in 1845, in Cambria, N. Y.,
Oliver Boaudman Huntington, born October 14, 1823, in WaterMary Malissa, daughter of George Augustus and Mary Aseneth (Cooley) Neal. She was born, July 1,
1823, in Cambria, N. Y., and died, January 27, 1905, in Salt
Lake
City, Utah.
married the second wife, November 25, 1852, in the Salt Lake Endowment House. She was Hannah Mendenhall, daughter of Ellis M. and Rachel
He
He B. (Roberts) Sanders. She was born April 5, 1836, in Delaware. was a school teacher and an apiarist. He had lived in Kirtland, O., Nauvoo, He was a president 111., Salt Lake City, St. George, and Springville, Utah. of the Seventies, High Priest and Patriarch of the Church of the Latter Day He died February 7, Saints; was on the School Board and a councilman.
1907.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary Aseneth,
Andrew Wood
City, Utah,
born
May
Cooley.
31, 1846, in Cambria, N. She died January 11, 1909,
Y.;
married
in Salt
Lake
*
*
2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
*
*
George William, born September 18, 1848. Malissa Diantha, born and died in 1850. Olive Hannah, born December 10, 1853. Oliver Baker, born May 30, 1856. Elizabeth Jane, born August 31, 1858.
DiMiCK, born October
15, 1860.
*
* *
8.
9.
Will, born July
10, 1863.
10.
Nellie, born July 2, 1867. Presendia, born February

Springville, Utah.
11,
1871
died
March
29, 1873, in
* 11.
12.
Rachel Anna,
ZiNA
B.,
born January
20,
24, 1874.
born October
1877; died,
September
11,
1878, in
Springville, Utah.
1.
2.6.3.1.
7. 1.
in Salt
8.2.
18, 1848, in
George William Huntington,

N.
Y.; married,
first,
born September
in
September, 1870,
Lake
City, Utah,
John and Catherine (Hundley) Spronce. Neshoba County, Mississippi, and died February 1, 187G, He married, second, February 14, 1878, in Salt Lake City, in Salt Lake City. Agnes Rosetta, daughter of Henry Augustus and Sarah Minnie (Cattlin) She was born March 14, 1855, in Braintree, Eng. Squires. He is a farmer, and an elder in the Church of" the Latter Day Saints.
abeth, daughter of
Cambria, Sarah ElizShe was born
October
27, 1844, in
children, born in salt lake city, UTAH.

1.
Mary
Salt
Zina, born August
14, 1871,
and died January
28, 1873, in
Lake
City, Utah.
*
2. 3.
391
George Augustus, born November
1,
1872.
Mabel Elizabeth,
John William,
Salt
born June
1,
1874.
4.
born January
17, 1876,
and died June
15, 1876, in
Lake
City, Utah.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
ZiNA Ida, born January 4, 1879, and died February 27, 1880, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Minnie Presendia, born October 15, 1880, and died August 9, 1882, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Rosetta Agnes, born June 16, 1883. William Charles, born December 10, 1885, and died March 8, 1886, in Salt Lake City, Utah. David Oliver, born May 10, 1887, and died July 9, 1900, in Salt Lake City, L'tah. Henrietta, born April 19, 1890, and died June 5, 1890, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Bessie Celestia, born November 3, 1891, and died April 17, 1892.
Chauncy Boardman,
1.2. 6. 3. 1.7. 1.8.2.2.

George Augustus Huntington,
City,
born November
1,
1872, in Salt
Lake
Utah; married, March 30, 1904, in Salt Lake City, Utah, Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Bell and Ella Gertrude (Alexander) Ross. She was born February 12, 1882, in Midway, Utah, He is a farmer and stock raiser was born in Salt Lake City, and moved He was Justice of to Midway, Utah, March 28, 1900, where he now lives. the Peace three terms between 1902 and 19u9, and has been a teacher, elder,
;
Seventy and High Priest in the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day
Saints.
children, born in midway, UTAH.

1.
2.
3.
4.
George Ross, born March 12, 1905. | William Rex, born March 12, 1905; died January 6, 1907. j Don Clifford, born October 26, 1906; died September 27, Ella Maurine, born June 17, 1909.
1907.
1.2.6.3. 1.7.
Lake
City,
1.
8.2. 3.
born June 1, 1874, in Salt Utah; married, March 16, 1898, in Salt Lake City, Utah, Lewis Oaks, son of George and ]\Iary (Probert) Knight. He was born March 5, 1874, in Croyden, Utah. Mr. Knight is a teamster, and lived in Croyden, Utah, until 1890, then moved to Salt Lake City, where he now lives. He is an elder in the Church of the Latter Day Saints.
Mabel Elizabeth (Huntington) Knight,
392
CHILDREN, BORN AND LIVED IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
1. 2.
George Amber, born March 20, Charles Lewis, born October 7,

DiMiCK Leroy, born October
1899.
1900.
,
3.
20, 1903
died February 18, 1905.
1.2. 6. 3.
Lake
City,
1. 7.
1.8. 2.7.
16, 1883, in Salt
Rosetta Agnes (HuntingtonJ Bronson, born June
Utah; married, June 16, 1903, in Salt Lake City, William John, son of Everice Reuben and Cynthia (Van Wagenen) Bronson. He was born May 13, 187(), in Midway, Utah. He is a teamster and lived in Midway, until 1902, when he moved to Salt Lake City, Utah, where he now lives. He is an
elder in the
Church
of the Latter
Day
Saints.
CHILEREN, born in salt lake city, UTAH.

1.
2. 3.
Gladys Mary, born August 19, La VON, born January 21, 1908.
Ida Rose, born August
16, 1909.
7,
1905.
4.
Madge Wilma,
born
May
1912.
1.2.6.3. 1.7.
Salt
1.
8. 4.
10, 1853, in
Olive Hannah (Huntington) Childs, born December
Lake City, Utah; married September 12, 1870, in Salt Lake City Endowment House, Moses Devere, son of Moses and Polly (Patten) Childs. He was born July 18, 1847, in Mt. Pisgah, Iowa. Mr. Childs is a farmer and a veteran of the Indian Wars, and was president of the Elders' Quorum in the Church of the Latter Day Saints, for six years. They live in Springville,
Utah.
CHILDRKN, BORN IN SPRINGVILLE, UTAH.

1.
John Devere,
born February
13, 1871; married,

January
Utah.
21, 1893,
Mary Gudmundson.
2.
They
3.
Hannah Lenora, born

in
Ellis, born July 29, 1872; died August 20, 1872. April 6, 1874; married December 14, 1892,
Manti Temple, George A. Weight.

6,
They
Utah.
4.
LuciNDA, born February

Springville, Utah,
ville,
1876;
married,
Walter Freeman Bird.

28,
March 4, 1894, in They live in Spring-
Utah.
5.
Oliver Sterling, born November

21, 1904, in
ville,
1877; married, December
Manti Temple,
Lillian Jones.
They
live in Spring-
Utah.
20, 1879; died
6.
Polly, born October
November
11, 1879.
7.
393
17,
Moses, bom April

Springville,
10, 1881; married, December Bulah Trena Santamira. They live
1902, in
in Springville,
Utah.
8.
Edith, born August 18,1883; married, December

Springville,
16,
1903, in
William Rothwell.
6,
They
Utah.
9.
DiMiCK, born December
1885.
4,
10.
OvANDA, born May

Utah.
18,
1888; died August

1890.
1900, in Springville,
11.
Chauncy, born August
6,
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 7. 1.
8.5.
Oliver Baker Huntington, born May 30, 1856, in Salt Lake City, Utah; married January 21, 1880, in Salt Lake Endowment House, Margaret Luella, daughter of Richard and Enieline (Crandall) Bird. She was born
November
5,
He
is
a farmer, and was a
member
of the City Council for eight years,
chairman of the School Board for

of the Latter
six years,
and and has been bishop of the Church

Day
Saints since 1902.
They
Utah.
CHILDREN, BORN IN SPRINGVILLE, UTAH.

1.
Oliver Bird, born August

in
15,
1881; married February 12, 1908,

Brintoii.
Salt
Lake Temple, Louisa May

;
They
live
in
SpringvUle, Utah.
2.
Presendia, born March 5, 1886 married, December Salt Lake Temple, Ernest Oakley. They live in
Utah.
18, 1907, in
Springville,
3.
Elsie, born March
4, 1891.
4.
Richard Arus, born September
29, 1896.
1.2. 6. 3.
Springville,
1. 7. 1. 8. 6.
31, 1858, in
Elizabeth Jane (Huntington) Dalton, born August
Utah; married, February 22, 1877, in Springville, Simon Eugene, son of Simon Cooker and Elnora L. (Warner) Dalton. He was born August
1,
1852, in Centerville, Utah.
Mr. Dalton
Utah.
is
a farmer.
He
has been bishop Latter
and bishop's councilor

Saints.
for twelve years in the
Church
of the
Day
They

1.
Hannah Elnora,
1895, in Salt
born November 25, 1877; married, February 6, Lake Temple, Marion Francis Miner. The}' live
17,
2.
Jennie Theresa, born November

4,
1905, in Springville, Utah, Samuel Curl Whittaker.
They
live
394
3.
Olive, born January
ville,
13,
1886
died February 18, 1890, in Spring-
Utah.
13, 1893.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Hilda, born June 11, 1891. Simon Eugene, born August
Emma,
born
May
10, 1897. 23, 1900.
Olivek Huntington, born June
1.2.6.3. 1.7.
ried,
1.
8.7.
DiMiCK Huntington, born October 15, 1860, in Springville, Utah; marMarch 28, 1886, in Springville, Ovanda, daughter of Nelson D. and
(Fuller) Crandall.
Emma
He
Day
and died February

is
11, 1887, in Springville.
a farmer, and was a road supervisor for two years.
He
is
a Latter
Saint,
and
lives in Sjjringville,
Utah.
CHILD.
1.
Nelson Oliver, born and

Utah.
died January 15, 1887, in Springville,
1.2.6. 3.
Will Huntington,
born July
1. 7. 1. 8.
10, 1863, in St.
8.
George, Utah; married.
May
Logan Temple, Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Benjamin Thomas and Susannah (Alleman) Blanchard. She was born January 11,
2,
1888, in
He
is
superintendent of a sugar mill, and has

in the
been president of the Elders' Quorum for three years, Latter Day Saints. They live in Springville, Utah.
Church
of the
children, born in springville, UTAH.

1.
Will Blanchard,
in
born March
1,
1889; married,
March
in
1,
1909,
Frovo, Utah, Myrtle
Gammon.
They
live
Springville,
Utah.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Ethel, born March 13, 1890. Susannah, born August 12, 1893. Sanders, born July 24, 1897. Frederick, born May 14, 1905.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 7. 1.
8.9.
2,
Nellie (Huntington) Clark, born July

married.
1867, in Springville, Utah;

of
May
8,
1887, in Provo, Utah,

Clark.
John Lafayette, son
Ilyrum and
Nancy Ann (Wood)

in Springville.
He was
born February
14, 1859, in
Iowa.
He
is
a farmer, and lives in Springville, Utah.
His wife died September 22, 1901,
1.
395
Eva, born January

Utah.
14,
City, Utah, Willis Kelsey Johnson.
1888; married, June 24, 1908, in Salt Lake They live in SpringvUle,
1890; died
2.
Jane, born February

ville,
20,
March
15, 1890, in Spring-
Utah.
9,
3. 4.
LuciNA, born March
1891.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Nancy, born September 9, 1892; died the same day. John Ernest, born December 19, 1893. Frank Huntington, born January 28, 1897. Nellie, born March 20, 1899. Rachel, born August 29, 1901 died September 7, 1902,
;
in Spring-
ville,
Utah.
1.2. 6. 3.
in
1. 7. 1. 8. 11.
born January 24, 1874^
Rachel Anna (Huntington) Mendenhall,

Springville,
Salt Lake Temple, and Mary Ellen (Deal) Mendenhall. Mr. Mendenhall is a banker, is a member of the Church of the Latter Day Saints, and was a Sunday School Superintendent from 1898 to 1900. They live in
Utah
married, December
Lovill
5,
1894, in
Thomas
Deal, son of
Thomas
Springville, Utah.

1.
Anna
Eliza, born September
5,
1895; died October 22, 1900, in
Springville, Utah.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Hannah, born June 9, 1898. Wilfred Thomas, born April Velma, born May 20, 1904.
Florence, born December
5,
30, 1901.
1908.
1.2. 6.3.
John Dickinson Huntington,
March March
8,
1. 7. 1. 9.
born
February
11,
1827; married,
1851, Adelaide L. Danks,
who was born
in Mannsville,
engaged in the telegraph of penmanship and drawing in Watertown, N. Y.

15, 1831.
He was
office,
N. Y., and was a teacher
CHILD.
1.
William
H., born August
1,
1854, in Watertown,
N. Y.
1.2. 6. 3.
Dyer Huntington,
1820, Eliza A. Clark,
1. 7. 2.
18,
born February
1786; married, September 14,
who was born
at Little Falls,
8,
N. Y., December
a paintei-.
25, 1800.
He
died in Watertown, N. Y., August
1851.
He was
396
CHILDREN, BORN IN WATERTOWN.
* *
1. 2.
Ann
3.
Eliza, born July 16, 1821. Susanna, born August 12, 1824. George Clark, born September 13, 1828.
Mary
* 4.
Richard Henry,
born November 14, 1834.
1.2. 6. 3.
1. 7. 2. 1.
born July
16,
Ann Eliza (Huntington) Hungerford,
1821,
in
Watertown, N. Y.; married May 15, 1845, in Watertown, Solon Dexter, son of Dexter Hungerford. He was a banker, and was the founder of the Hungerford Collegiate Institute, of Adams, N. Y. He was a General in the Militia, and lived in Adams, N. Y. He died May 8, 1884, and his wife died May 7, 1878. They were Presbyterians.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary Jeannette,
same day.
born October born July
15, 1855, in
Adams, N.
Y.; died
2.
Robert Bradneb,
8,
1859.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1.
7.2. 1.2.
born July
8,
Robert Bradner Hungerford,
1859; married
DecemN. Y.
ber 18, 1877, in Adams, N. Y., Sybella Leamen, daughter of Rufus P. White.
She was born in April, 1857, in Adams, N. Y., and died City. Mr. Hungerford died September 13, 1913.
child.
*
1.
in Jan., 1895, in
Harold
A., born July
1,
1878.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1.
7.2. 1. 2.
July
1,
1.
Harold
A.
Hungerford, born
She was born N. J.
1878, in
Adams, N.
June
2,
Y.; married
April 10, 1901, in N. Y. City, Jean Frances, daughter of William and Johanna
(Berrigan) Simjjson.
in Halifax,
N.
S.,
1878.
They
reside in Ilasbrouck Heights,
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
Robert Kimball, born January 1, 1902, in New York City. Sybella Frances, born November 23, 1903, in Kingsbridge, N.Y. Warhkn Bradford, born December 28, 1905, in New York City.
1. 2. 6.
INIary
397
3. 1* T. 2. 3*
born August
12, 1824, in
Susanna (Huntington) Lawyer,

Y.;
Watertown, N.
married, October 14, 1851, in Watertown, N. Y., Joseph

the
Addison, son of John and Ruth (Allen) Lawyer.
Mr. Lawyer was treasurer

Major.
of
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
Railroad Company, and was paymaster in the Civil War, with the rank of
He
also received the brevet rank of Lieutenant Colonel in recognition
of his faithful and efficient service.
died September
3,
1904, in
He died September Watertown, N. Y.

CHILDREN.
12, 1902,
and
his wife
They were
Presbyterians.
1.
]\Iary
Anna, born June

25,
7,
1856, in Watertown, N. Y.; married,
April
1895,
Willard Durlin McKinstry.

born November
They
live
in
Watertown, N. Y.
2.
Edward Allen,
6,
1863, in Watertown, N. Y.;
died January 23, 1885, in Adams, N. Y.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1.
7.2. 4.
New York
Richard Henry Huntington,

City;
born November 14, 1834, in
married June 1,1863, in Adams, N. Y., Rachel Anna, daughter of Daniel David and Mary Ann (VanWormer) Winne. She was born November 22, 1841.
He was
a banker, and lived in Adams, N. Y., from 1856 to 1890,

8,
when
and
he moved to Watertown, N. Y., where he died February
1900.
He was
quartermaster on General Pratt's
staflp
in the State Militia,
a Presbyterian.
children.
1.
Frederic
21, 1865, in Adams, N. Y. He was a banker until 1898, when he became secretary of the firm of Bailey and Huntington, of New York. He lived in Adams,
R.,
born February
N. Y.,
terian.
2.
until 1883, then
moved
to
Watertown, and lived there
until 1898,
and now hves
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
He
is
a Presby-
Grace Clark,
born September
7,
1869, in
Adams, N.
Y.; lives in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 7. 3.
born June 30, 1787, in New Grantham, N. H.; married Rebecca, daughter of William Minor and Cynthia (Hayes) Lord, who was born in Woodstock, Vt., January 14, 1796. They were marHe resided in Watertown, ried in Houndsfield, N. Y., September 10, 1815.
John Lathrop Huntington,
N.
Y.,
and died
at the
home
of his brother Cyrus, in
Black River, N. Y.,
in 1867.
398
CHILDREN, BORN IN WATERTOWN,
*
1. 2. 3.
N. Y.
John Jay, born September Cynthia Presendia, born
9,
1816.
April 11, 1818, and died July 13. 1841.
4.
Alden, born June 5, 1820, and died July 1, 1820. ViCTORiNE Rosalia, born July 23, 1821; married, October 3, 1841, John Guy Harbottle of Watertown. She had one son, George V., born September 1, 1842, who died November 29,
1856.
She died June
9,
1843.
*
*
5.
William Lathrop,

14, 1828.
6.
7.
lIiKAM Lord, born November 17, 1825. Morrison, born April 4, 1828, and died April
1.2.6.3.1.7.
John Jay Huntington,
married, April 15, 1850,
3. 1.
9,
born September
Harbottle.
1816, in Watertown,
N.
Y.;
Mary Ann
He
died in Watertown, Octo-
ber 30, 1856.
CHILD.
1.
Charles Jay, born February

same year,
in
27, 1851,
and died August 29 of
Watertown, N. Y.
1.2. 6. 3. 1.7. 3. 5.
William Lathrop Huntington,
town, N. Y.; married,
born August 25, 1823, in Water-
Johnson.
N. Y., Mary Jane She died in 1862. He married, second, October 18, 1866, in Sackett's Harbor, N. Y., ]\Iary C. Lyttle. She was born ^lay 15, 1838. He was a merchant, and was a customs house officer, at Cape Vincent.
25, 1847, in Depauville,
November
N. Y., where he died June 18, 1877. where she died May 10, 1914.
Mrs. Huntington lived in Toledo, Ohio,
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Jane, born May 31, 1849, in Depauville, N. Y. Josephine, born October 27, 1851; died December 9, 1857, in Depauville, N. Y. William Henry, born January 23, 1856, in Depauville, N. Y. Sophie, born November 12, 1867, and died May 28, 1869, in Cape Vincent, N. Y. Martha Mercelia, born July 5, 1869, in Cape Vincent, N. Y.; married, in Sackett's Harber, N. Y., October 6, 1894, Charles
]\Iary
Emma Mary
6.
Raymond Farley. They live Helen, born November

March
3,
in
Toledo, Ohio.
28, 1870, in
Cape Vincent, N.
Y.;
died
1879, in Sackett's Harbor, N. Y.
399
1.2. 6. 3.
1.
7.3. 6.
Hiram Lord Huntington, born November 17, 1825, in Watertown, N. Y.; married, first, October 4, 1848, in Scarboro, Me., Elizabeth S. Milliken. She was born May 19, 1823, in Scarboro, Me., and died, January 28, 1856, in N. Y. City. He married, second, October 25, 1858, in Brooklyn, N. Y., Anna, She was daughter of Westel Willoughby and Susanna (Benham) Powell. born September 7, 1832, in Milton, N. Y. He was a merchant, and moved from Brooklyn, N. Y'^., to Summit, N. J., in 1866 to Keyport, N. J., in 1867 then to Grandview, Tenn., in 1875, where he died July 27, 1885. He was a Congregationalist.
;
children.
1.
John Lord, born September 24, Mary Manning. He died in

Elizabeth
Brooklyn.
S.,
1849
married in Matteawan, N.Y.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
2.
born January 16,1854; died August 18, 1854, in
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Y^. She lives Pomona, Cal., and is a practicing physician. Harry Lord, born October 12, 1864. Jessie Genevieve, born February 11, 186 7, in Summit, N. J.; married, January 4, 1894, in Grandview, Tenn., Nelson Graham Higby. They live in Pomona, Cal. Alice Bowers, born July 28, 1869, in Keyport, N. J.; married, May 26, 1893, in Grandview, Tenn., John Burroughs Merritt.
Fred Powell, Ella Edwina,

in
born October
4, 1860.
born June 13, 1862, in Brooklyn, N.
They
8.
live in Chila Yista, Cal.
Gertrude Dockson,
Pomona,
Cal.
born July
2,
1872, in Keyport, N.
J.; lives in
9.
Seymour Hutchinson,
Keyport, N. J.
born July
2,
1872; died July 29, 1873,
in
1.2. 6. 3. 1.7. 3. 6. 3.
Fred Powell Huntington,
married,
born October
111.,
4,
1860, in Brooklyn, N.
Y^.;
November
7,
1889, in Chicago,
111.
Christine Charlston.
She died
May
ville,
30, 1895, in Knoxville,
He was
in
a stenographer.
He
111.,
Tenn., in October, 1875, and
1886, to Chicago,
went to Crosswhere he died,
April 28, 1893.
CHILD.
1.
Leslie, born December

Chicago,
111.
10, 1890;
died December 23,
1890, in
1.2. 6. 3.
Harry Lord Huntington,
married,
1. 7.
3. 6. 5.
12, 1864, in
born October
Brooklyn, N. Y.;
November
8,
1887, in South Pittsburg, Tenn., Jennie
Maud, daughter
400
of
Scruggs.
Thomas Wesley and Elizabeth
She was born
May
20,
1868, in
Hillsboro, Ohio.
ville,
an arcliitcct, and lived in Fort Edward and Keyjiort, N. Y., CrossGrandview, and South Pittsburg, Tenn., and died June 17, 1915, in Chattanooga, Tenn.
He was
CHILDREN, BORN IN CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

*
*
1. 2.
Anna Elizabeth,
born October
5,
1888.
3.
4. 5.
6.
Gladys Russell, born July 21, 1890. Claud Lesley, born July 27, 1892. Laura May, born December 11, 189H. Clara Louise, born August 1898. Fred West, born November 5, 1902.
(i,
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 7. 3.
Chattanooga, Tenn.; married, June
4,
6.5.
1.
5,
Anna Elizabeth (Huntington) Cooke,

McGrew
Cooke.
born October
1888, in
1907, in Chattanooga, Tenn., Robert
They
live in Ridgedale,
Tenn.
children.
1.
Robert Huntington,
Tenn.
born December
11,
1908, in
Ridgedale,
2.
Howard
Lindsey, born September
4,
1909, in Ridgedale, Tenn.
1.
2. 6.3. 1. 7.3.
5,
6.5.2.
born July 21, 1890, in
Gladys Russell (Huntington) Gilliland,

Chattanooga, Tenn.; married, September
Charles Gilliland.
1908, in Chattanooga, Tenn., Fred
They hve
in Chattanooga,
Tenn.
children.
1.
Ruth
PjLIZABEth, born August
16, 1909, in Ridgedale,

.5,
Tenn.
2.
3.
1913. Carlos Winfield, born October Frederick Llewellyn, born November
17, 1914.
1.2.6. 3.
Hiram Huntington,
Susan Blanchard, and died August
1.
7.4.
in
born June 19, 1789,

30, 1826.
Grantham, N. H.; married
CHILD.
1.
Kimball Columbus, who
lived in South Danvers, Mass.
401
1.2.6.3.
1.
7.5.
Ambrose Woodward Huntington, born September 1, 1791, in Grantham, N. H.; married, first, October 11, 1818, Hannah Graves, who was He married again, Decemborn July 9, 1796, and died November 27, 1827. ber 15, 1829, Prudence Cherry, who was born May 6, 1800. He is a farmer.
1.
N. Y.
9,
Julia, born September
4,

17, 1823.
1845, William
Adams
2.
Sigourney, of Adams, N. Y., where they resided.
Ambrose Pekley,
November, 1899.
born January
He went
to
Lake
Charles, La., and in 1864, married Louise Bonney,
He

30, 1866,
daughter Delphine, who was born March

of their daughter Pearl,
who died in They had a who in 1880,
married John Williams, and died in 1881, shortly after the birth
who became
in time
Mrs. Harrison, who
gave
*
3.
this information.
Horace Cherry,
4.
born November 7, 1831. Eveline Ann, born July 7, 1835 married,

;
in
AVatertown,
May
15,
1855, Robert Hitchcock.
1.2. 6.3.
Horace Cherry Huntington,
town, N. Y.; married, July 10, 1855,
1832.
1. 7. 5.
3.
born November 7, 1831, in WaterMary A. Dake, who was born April 2,
They
lived in
Watertown.
CHILD.
1.
Hakkison
S.,
born July 25, 1857,
in
Watertown, N. Y.
1.2. 6. 3. 1.7.6.
Presendia (Huntington) Kimball, born May 8, 1794, in Grantham, N. H.; married May 1, 1814, Joseph Kimball, who was born in Greenwich,
R. L,
May
25, 1788,
and died
in
Watertown, N. Y., July
30,
1854.
CHILDREN.
1.
George W., born March
30, 1822, in Sackett's
Harbor, N. Y,, and
died in Sacramento, Calif.,

2.
November
2,
2,
1850.
Cornelia Ellis, born February
1824, in Sackett's
Harbor,
3.
4.
5.
N. Y., and died July 11, 1825. Mary Presendia, born November 19, 1826, in Sackett's Harbor, N. Y.; married Henry K. Kellogg, September 12, 1848. Joseph C, born February 27, 1832, in Watertown, N. Y.; married Mary M. McGiven, November 10, 1852. Josephine C, born February 27, 1832, in Watertown, N. Y.; married Charles F. Ives, March 12, 1852, and died April 21, 1852.
26
402
1.
N.
II.;
2.6. 3.
1.
born
7.7.
May
15,
Cykus Thompson Huntington,
ISOl,
in
Grantham,
8,
married, July 10, 1823, China Graves,
who was born July

N. Y.
1805.
CHILDREN, born IN WATERTOWN,

*
1. 2.
Henry Graves,
3.
Charles, born February 15, 1827; married, December 26, 1856, Helen M. Oakes. Eliza P., born November 3, 1829; married, February 20, 1855, a
Goulding.
4.
5.
Hiram C, born July 29, 1836. John W., Ijorn January 22, 1844.
1.
2. 6. 3. 1.7. 7. 1.
born
Henry Graves Huntington,

March
26, 1851, in
September
10,
1825
married,
and Amanda was a great musician on fife, fiute and organ was organist in church for over 20 years, and played in the Martial Band for many years. He was a Methodist and was Sunday School superintendent and class leader for 20 years. He
;
Black River, N. Y., Harriet Jane, daughter of Osborne Baker. She was born August 6, 1830. He was a farmer, and
was born in Huntingtonville, but about 1832, moved to Black River, N. Y., where he died March 18, 1910. He was born at the little hamlet of Huntington ville, just east of Watertown, on the river road leading toward Carthage, the place taking its name from the Huntington family, who first settled there and who at one time were About the time he had grown to a numerous and notal)le clan in this region. young manhood the general trainings and annual nuisters of the militia of the country were the chief events of interest in rural communities, and all through Northern New York the young men of military age met twice a year for drill. Each company tried to obtain the best drummers and fifers obtainable, as before the days of the brass band martial uaisic was the only kind of military
music obtainable.
His services were required for

gatherings.
all
trainings, political meetings
and other
He was
member
fife.
of the famous
drum corps
of old
Company
of the Thirty-fifth Zouaves.
He was
an adept upon several other musical inhe lived on the Huntington farm
his first vote for
struments as well as the
For the
last fifty-eight yeais of his life
near Black River.

supporter of
He was
an old school Democrat and

a bitter opponent of the
President was cast for Lewis Cass of Michigan in 1848.
Andrew Jackson and
He was a staunch Civil War and of
the Lincoln policy.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
EvALiNE Amanda, born May 3, 1859; died September Perley Sigourney, born February 12, 1866.
21, 1863.
HUNTINGTON GBNEALOGY.
403
1.2. 6.3. 1.7.7.1.2.

Perley Sigourney Huntington, born February
Sophronia, daughter of Francis and Ellen Cooper.
Corners.
12,
1866, in Black
River, N. Y.; married, January 4, 1888, in Sanford's Corners, N. Y., Nettie
She was born
in Sanford's
He
is
a farmer, and lived in the City of Watertown, N. Y., ten years, and
in Sanford's Corners four years,
and
is
now
living in
Black River, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Eva Amanda,
ried,
born March
27, 1889, in
Black River, N. Y.; mar-
November
28, 1906, Charles
Soper.
They
live in
Water-
town, N. Y.
2.
Florence Helen, born
April
6,
1897, in Watertown, N. Y.
3.
4.
Fred, born November 13, 1900, in Watertown, N. Y. Marion Ellen, born October 21, 1902, in Watertown, N. Y.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 8.
Hezekiah Huntington, born December
30,
1759, in Tolland, Conn.
He
married October
5,
1788,
Susan, daughter of Major Elihu and Susanna
(Lyman) Kent, who was born September 20, 1768. He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and was captured by the British, and confined on the prison ship "Jersey."
bull,
studied law with Gideon Granger, of Suffield, and with John Trumafterward judge of the superior court, and was admitted to the bar at Hartford, in 1789. He established himself in the practice of law at Suffield,
He
in 1790,
and soon attained eminence in his profession. In 1806 he was apby Jefferson, attorney for Connecticut, and held this office until 1829. While residing in Suffield he represented this town in the general assembly of the state, in several sessions of the legislature, from May, 1802, to October, 1805. In 1801 he was appointed one of the commissioners under the bankrupt law of the United States, and held the office about two years. In 1813 he removed to Hartford, where he continued to reside until his death, which occurred in Middletown, Conn., May 27, 1842.
pointed,
children, born in suffield, conn.

*
*
1.
2.
3.
Henry William, born August 16, 1789. Julia Ann, born December 10, 1790. Horace Augustus, born May 9, 1792, and married,
Maria Evans.
in
1817,
He was
a merchant in Natchez, Miss.,

9,
wher* h
died of yellow fever,
December
28, 1795.
1819, leaving no children.

14, 1793.
* *
* *
4.
5. 6.
7,
Samuel
Hovvârd, born December
Hezekiah, born October
Susan Lyman, born January 14, 1898. Francis Junius, born December 3, 1802.
404
HUNTINGTON GENEALOGY. 1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 8. 1.
Henry William Huntington,

Yale
in
born August 16, 178f); graduated at
1811, and was admitted to the bar.
He
married, A])ril 24, 1817,
Helen, daughter of William Dunbar, of Natchez, Miss.
He went
into Louisi-
ana and became a planter, dying

12, 1854.
in
Catahoula Parish, of that State, October
This family were born in Trinity, Catahoula Parish, La.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Julia, born August
8,
1818.
3.
4.
Henry, born July 25, 1820, and lived in Louisiana. Archibald, born September 5, 1822, and died April 2, 1841. Mary, born November 14, 1824, and married W. Haug, a physician.
They lived in Trinity, La. Florence, born December 12, 1826; married. May
16, 1850, H. H. Emerson, m. d., of Louisiana. She died February 12, 1853, leaving one son. Samuel, born February 25, 1829, and lived in Louisiana. He served in the Confederate Army, and died in February, 1870. A Daughter, born October 31, 1832, and died November 14, of
5.
6.
7.
the same year.

8.
9.
Horace, born January 31, 1834, and died January Helen Dunbar, born August 6, 1836.
Edith, born June
7,
25, 1838.
10.
1838, and
is
dead.
1.
2.6. 3.
1.
8.1.
1.
8,
Julia (Huntington) Mandeville, born August

Henry D. Mandeville, a lawyer and
25, 1872.
1818
married
planter, in Louisiana,
who
died January
She died July
8,
1851.
children.
*
1.
*
*
2. 3.
Constance, born November 11, Cornelia, born April 17, 1842. George, born August 3, 1848.
1839.
1.2.6.3.
ried,
1.
8. 1. 1. 1.
11,
Constance (Mandeville) Lanier, born November

February
3,
18311;
mar-
1870, RnfRn Jones Lanier, a planter of North Carolina.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
29, 1871.
7,
Henrietta Mandeville, born February

living, in
1874.
These daughters were

Concordia Parish, La.
1887, at "Brier Bourne,"
La Marque,
405
1.2.6. 3.
1. 8. 1.
1.2.
married,
C.
Cornelia (Mandeville) Rogers, born April 17, 1842; December 2, 1865, Robert Mandeville Rogers, of Mars Bluff, S.
CHILDREN.
1.
Henry
1868.
D. Mandeville, born July 27, 1867; died September
1,
2.
Meta Verena,
1877.
born July 12, 1869; killed by lightning July 30,
3.
Henry Huntington,
born
May
12, 1871.
4.
5. 6.
7.
8.
9.
Cornelia M., born August 7, 1S73. John Schott, born November 15, 1875. Constance M., born November 15, 187 7. Francis M., born October 13, 1879. Ellwyx, born January 5, 1881. Robert, born July 7, 1884 died the same
;
day.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 8.
1.1.3.
1848; has been twice married,
George Mandeville,
and was
born August
3,
1887 a Methodist minister, living near Coushatta Chute,
Red
River, La.
children.
1.
406
3.
John, born August
25,
1866
married Evelyn M. Burrows.

City.
31,
He
is
in the cotton business in

4.
New York
Ernest George, born August

Young.
1868; married Lilian

18, 1871.
May
He
is
a wholesale grocer in Abilene, Texas.
5.
Francis Armstrong, born September

keeper, and lives in Houston, Texas.
He
is
a book-
6.
Archibald Dunbar,
1900.
born September 22, 1875; died Marcii 29,
7.
Atwell Linton,
ter of
born August 13, 1880; married Lucie Ory, daughJoseph A. and Mary G. Harris. He is in the hides and
wool business in Houston, Texas.
1. 2. 6. 3< 1. H, 2.
Julia
Ann (Huntington)
King, born December
10, 1790, in Suffield,
Conn.; married, October 12, 1814, Leicester King, a merchant of Bloomfield,
Ohio, where she died January 24, 1849.
CHILDREN.
1.
Henry
1857.
W., born September

7,
24,
1815, and died
November
21,
2.
Julia A., born November Brown (1. 3. 4. 4. 2. 4. 1.
1817.
Probably married Charles
4.)
3.
4.
5.
6.
Susan H., born July 6, 1820, and died in 1837. Leicester, born July 26, 1823. David L., born December 24, 1825; lived in Akron, O. Helen D., born November 19, 1827; married Mr. Atkins, a lawyer
in
Savannah, Ga.; died
in 1886.
7.
8.
Hezekiah Huntington, born August 3, 1829. Catherine B., born July 8, 1832; married a Mr. Pendleton West Virginia.
of
1.2.6. 3.
Samuel Howard Huntington,
Ct.;
1. 8. 4.
21, 1832, at the
in Suffield,
married October 25, 1825, Catherine Hutchinson, daughter of (ieorge
Brinley, of Boston, Mass.

years.
She died July
age of twenty-six
He
married, second, October 19, 1835, Sarah Blair, daughter of Robert
and Maria (Champion) Watkinson. She died April 27, 1876. He removed with his parents to Hartford. After serving in the war of 1812, he entered Yale College and graduated in 1818, and after being admitted to the bar, entered upon the practice of his profession in the city of Hartford, where his father was then a successful lawyer and district attorney. In 1859 he served as clerk of the State Senate, and was for the years On the establishment of 1842, 1846, and 1850, judge of the County Court.
the Court of Claims in Washington, D.
clerk
407
C, in 1855, lie was appointed its chief and held that position until 1874. From early manFrom 1830 to 1858 he was trustee of Trinity College. hood he was a devout and zealous member of the Episcopal church, and represented the diocese of Connecticut
that church.
lie died
many
times in the General Convention of
February
4, 1880.
CHILDREN.
1.
Catherine Brinley, born January
1,
1837; died October 25, 1873.

;
2.
Maria Champion,
born December 27, 1838 died August 15, 1911. She was for a long time a missionary in China, and closely associated with her nephew, Rev. Daniel Trumbull Huntington,
(1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 8. 4. 3, 2.).
3.
Robert Watkinson, born December
3,
1840.
* 4.
5.
Samuel, born December 17, 1842. Henry Kent, born March 27, 1845; entered Yale
graduated from Trinity College
in
College in 1862;
1867
pi-acticed
28, 189
7.
medicine in
6.
New Rochelle, N. Y., and died February Sarah Blair, born November 30, 1847:
Hartford, Ct.
life
long resident of
7.
Elizabeth Adams, born November
30, 1847.
1.2.6. 3.
of Hartford,
1.
8. 4. 3.
boi-n
Robert Watkinson Huntington,

now West Hartford,
December
3,
1840, in that part
Conn'.; married, first, in
Norwich, Conn.,
November
9,
1865, Jane Lathrop, daughter of Daniel Latlirop and Alexandrine
She was born September 9, 1844, in Norwich, Navarre (Wilson) Trumbull. Conn., and died March 9, 1869, in Charlestown, Mass. He married, second, September 17, 1879, in Portsmouth, N. H., Elizabeth Sherburne, daughter of Maj. Gen'l Amiel W., and Ellen Mary (Sherburne) Whipple. She was born August 15, 1845. He entered Trinity College in 1860, and was given the degree of a. b, causa T7'vnorifi, upon the graduation in 1864 of the class in which he entered. He enlisted in Captain J. R. Hawley's company, B, 1st Conn. Regt. Vols., April 23, 1861, and was discharged therefrom for promotion June 5, 1861. He was commissioned 2d Lieut., in the U. S. Marine Corps, June 5, 1861; 1st Lieut., vSeptember 30, 1861 Captain, June 24, 1864 Major, September 30, 1889; Lieut. Col., April, 1897; Col., August 10, 1898, and was retired from active service, at his own request, January 11, 1900. He was present at the first battle of Bull Run, July 21, 1861, and was in the Dupont expedition for the capture of Port Royal, S. C, in November, 1861. The steamer Governor, in which the battalion to which he belonged He was present at the capture of was embarked, was wrecked off Hatteras. Ft. Clinch, Fernandina, Fla., in March, 1862; was attached to the U. S. S. Jamestown, from June, 1862, to September 1865 commanded a guard at the
;
408
U.
S. Legation, in
Yeddo, now Tokio, Japan,
S.,
in July and August, 1864. He and on the Isthmus of Panama, in 1885, and in 1898, at the breaking out of the Spanish AVar, was put in command of the infantry, artillery, and rapid fire guns that formed the first organized U. S. force to land in Cuba. He was in command of this force from June 10, during the fighting that followed the landing at Guantanamo, and was present at the bombardment and surrender of Manzanillo, August 24,
served at vai-ious naval stations in the U.
1898.
He was promoted
uous conduct
Colonel,
August
10, 1898, for
"eminent and conspic-
in battle."
Resolution of Gratitude to Connecticut
men
in
the war with Spain, passed by the General Assembly of Conn., and approved
by Governor Lounsbury, June 20, 1899, mentions Colonel Huntington by name, with words of high and deserved commendation.
He now
lives in Charlottesville,
Va.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
RoBEKT Watkinson, born November 2, Daniel Thumbull, born in Norwich,

graduated from Yale College in 1892
Theological Seminary,
School, Middletown, Conn.;
186G.
Conn., August
;
4,
1868
studied in the General
New York City, and the Berkeley Divinity
3.
4.
went as missionary to China, in was consecrated as missionary bishop of Wuhu. March 25, 1912, the title of the see, having since been changed from Wuhu to Anking. He is an accomplished Mandarin scholar and has translated several English books into Chinese. Eleanor Sherburne, born July 13, 1880, in Portsmouth, N. H. Evelyn Sherburne, born August 1, 1883, and died August 18, 1883, in Portsmouth, N. H.
August, 1895
;
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 8. 4. 3. 1.
Jr., born November 9, 1866, in Norwich, Conn.; married. May 5, 1906, in Lexington, Mass., Constance Alton, daughter of John Howard and Ida Lillian (Hutchinson) Willard. She was
Robert Watkinson Huntington,
born December
14, 1881, in
Lexington, Mass.
a graduate
He
of
is
president of the Connecticut General Life Insurance Co., and has

is
always lived
in Hartford since two and a half years of age. He Yale University, a. b., class of 1889. He is a vestryman in Trinity Episcopal Church, Hartford.
CHILDREN, BORN IN HARTFORD, CONN.

1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
Robert Watkinson, born July 2, 1907. Mary Willard, born March 15, 1909. John Willard, born October 19, 1910. Sarah Blair, born July 29, 1912. Constance Willard, born March 19, 1914.
409
1.2.6. 3.
of Hartford in
1.
8.4. 4.
17, 1842, in that part of the
Samuel Huntington, born December

which
is
town
now West Hartford, Conn.; married February

2,
23, 1870,
New York
City, Azelia Caroline, daughter of
Augustus and Eliza Morch

1842, and died
(VonBretton) Zerega. 1911, in New York.
May
19,
He
Law
York
in
graduated from Yale College in 1863, and from the Columbia College
School, with especial honor, in 1865, and was admitted to the bar of
New
May
1865.
He
has practiced his profession in
New York
1,
from that
time until the present, having been since October 15, 1888, in the service of
the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company.
From January
1903, he has
been one of the principal counsel of that company. He is a Unitarian, and has been for more than twenty years a trustee,
and, since January 1900, president of the Unitarian society in Plainfield, N. J.,
in
which place he has lived ever since
INfarch, 1870.
CHILDREN.
1.
Howard,
ways
N. J., and has almarried January 1, 1913, Agnes Fales, daughter of George Arthur and Harriet Efner (Wheelock) Strong. He has been in the real estate and insurance business,
born January
24, 1871, in Plainfield,
lived there.
He
and
its
is
now
president of the Opal Chemical Coni})any, which has

J., of
plant at KenQworth, N.
which the principal product
is
lacquer.
2.
He
graduated from Yale College in 1892.

of AVest-
3.
4.
Florence Augusta, born July 20, 1872, in the town chester, now a part of the City of New York. Augustus Zerega, born May 2, 1874. Frederick Louis, born May 13, 1876.
1.2.6. 3.
N.
J.;
1. 8.
4.4.3.
May
2,
Augustus Zerega Huntington,

married October
18, 1904, in
Gillis
born
1874, in Plainfield,
Henry James and Anne

21, 1876, in Glastonbury,
N. Y. City, Eleanor Ashby, daughter of (Ashby) Anderson. She was born November
Conn.
to in
He
is
a machinery merchant, and graduated from Sheffield, the scientific
department of Yale L^niversity, in 1895. He went from Plainfield, N. J., Scranton, Pa., in 1900, and to Wilkes-Barre, Pa., where he now resides,
1906.
They
are Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Anne Ashby,
born January 15, 1908, in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

4,
Son, born and died December
1914.
410
1.2. 6.3. 1. 8.4.4.4.

Frederick Louis Huntington, born May
married, January 15, 1910, in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.,
of
N.
J.;
Emma
Gertrude, daughter
in
Rufus James and Mary Catherine (Hillard)
Bell.
She was born
Wilkes-
Barre, in 1874.
He was
an insurance agent with the Continental Casualty Co.
He
at-
tended the Episcopal Church.

Mrs. Huntington and their son
He
live in
died September 10, 1912, at Dallas, Pa.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
CHILD.
1.
HiLLARD Bell, born December
21, 1910, in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
1.
2. 6. 3. 1. 8.4. 7.
Elizabeth Adams (Huntington) Cole, born November 30,1847;

married, June 29, 1880, in Hartford, Conn., Charles James, son of Abner and
He was born June 19, 1839, in Chatham, Ct., and died August 16, 1895, in Norfolk, Ct. Mr. Cole was a lawyer, and a graduate of the Harvard Law School. Mrs. Cole and children live in Hartford, Ct. They are Episcopalians.
Eliza (Brown) Cole.
CHILDREN, BORN IN HARTFORD, CONN., WITH ONE EXCEPTION.

* *
1.
2.
3.
Richard Huntington, born August 26, 1881. Francis Watkinson, born June 11, 1883. Sara Blair, born February 25, 1885; married September
1912,
28,
Eugene
Scott, son of
is
James Nelson and Princess
(Scott)
Ballard.
4.
He
a banker in Hartford.
18, 1887, in Norfolk, Ct.,

and died October
13, 1887, in
Hartford, Ct.
16, 1889,
5.
Samuel Huntington, born

18. 1889, in
October
and died November
Hartford, Ct.
1. 2. 6. 3.
RiciiAU)>
1.8. 4. 7.
1.
Huntington Cole,
born August 26, 1881, in Hartford, Conn.;
in Simsbui-y, Conn., October 23, 1913, Alice Goodrich, daughter of George Chester and Nellie Selina (Goodrich) Eno. She was born May 29, 1883. He is assistant secretary and actuary of the Connecticut General lîfe Insurance Company. He graduated from Yale College in 1902.
married
CHILD.
1.
Amy
Eno, born December
29, 1914.
1.
411
2. 6.3.
1.8.4.7.2.
11, 1883, in
Francis Watkinson Cole, born June

married April
Hartford, Conn.;
N. J., Grace, daughter of William Talmadge and Grace Lilian (Brockway) Kaufman. She was born April 8, 1884. He graduated from Yale College in 1904, and from the Harvard Law School. He is a practicing lawyer in Hartford, and a member of the firm of Robinson,
Robinson and Cole.
He
has been a
is
Hartford for three years, and

commission.
also a
member of the Common Council of member of the high school building
CHILDREN, BORN IN HARTFORD, CT.

1. 2.
Francis Watkinson, born September
3,
1912.
William Kaufman,
born October
5,
1914.
1. 2. 6. 3.
1.8.5.
Suffield,
Hezekiah Huntington,
born October 28, 1795, in
Conn.;
married, June 26, 1825, Sarah, daughter of William Morgan.
She died April He married again, September 25, 1856, Catherine B., daughter of 16, 1847. He resided in Hartford, where he was a George Sumner, m. d., of Hartford. successful publisher, and later president of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. He died February 20, 1865. His wife died February 23, 1902.
CHILDREN, BORN IN HARTFORD, CONN.

1.
2.
3.
Elizabeth Sumner, born March 3, 1858, and Katharine Sumner, born April 19, 1859. George Sumner, born March 20, 1861.
1. 2.
died
May
12, 1858.
6.3.
1. 8.
5.2.
19, 1859, at
Katharine Sumner (Huntington, Brooks) Morgan, born April Hartford, Conn.; married, first, a Mr. Brooks, from whom she was
who is dead. She married, second, September 23, 1895, at Northampton, Mass., Henry Kirke, son of Henry K. and Emily (Brinley) Morgan, of Hartford. Mr. Morgan is engaged in business in New York City. They have had three children, whose names and dates of birth have not been
divorced, and
obtained.
children, (brooks).
1.
Katharine.
She
is
member
of
an Episcopal sisterhood.
2.
May.
married Dr. Whittemore, of Boston, Mass., where they reside.
1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 8. 6.
Susan Lyman (Huntington) Cook, born January

field,
14,
1798, in Suf-
Conn.; married October 21, 1833, the Rev. J. B. Cook, of the Baptist
denomination,
who hved
in
Binghampton, N. Y.
412
CHILD.
1.
Susan Kent, born December

years of her
ber, 1910.
life in
26, 1837,
who was
in
1862 living
in the last
in
with her parents in Binghampton N. Y.
She lived
Cambridge, Mass., and died there
Decem-
1.2.6. 3.
tember
1,
1. 8. 7.
3,
Francis Junius Huntington, born December

ruary 13, 1810, and died
1802; married, Sep-
1833, Stella Bradley, daughter of Michael Bull.
She was born Febin the
March
24, 1887.
He was
first
early engaged in publishing,
and continued
city of
to
succeed in the business,
in
Hartford and later
New
York.
His family, who

died February
In 1862 he was engaged in publishing musical books. He spent several years abroad, resided in Hartford, Conn.
1878, in
5,
New York.
children.
1.
2. 3.
Helen, born January 3, 1836, and died February 18, 1839. Francis, born November 2, 1837, and died September 3, 1838.
Francis, born September
Beach;
lives in
1,
1839,
and died April

9,
28, 1842.
4.
William Whetten, born December
1841; married Harriet B.
"West Hartford, Conn.
5. 6.
Edward Bouverie, born February 5, 1844. Margaret Kent, born January 5, 1846; died
July
1,
in
West Hartford,
1876.
26, 1851.
7.
Archibald Dunbar, born November

and
lives in
He
is
married,
Ansonia, Conn.
1. 2.
6.3.
6,
1. 8. 7. 5.
born February
5,
Edward Bouverie Huntington,

Hartford, Conn.; married,
1844, in
West
allayne, daughter of Richard Franklin
Vonand Carohne Mather (North) Tallmadge. She was born July 6, 1845, in Candor, N. Y. He is a farmer; was in Europe for about five years, from 1855 to 1860; went to California in 1879, and now resides near Oakville, Napa Co., Calif.
1869, in Fair Oak, Cal., Eleanora
May
They
*
are Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Edward Tallmadge,
Stella, born January
born March
14, 1870.
Calif.
16, 1872, in
Alameda,
She
is
County
Librarian of Yolo County, Calif.

3.
Helen Russell,
is
born October
3,
She
is
a graduate of St. Luke's Hospital, San Francisco, and
at
present practicing her profession as trained nurse, in San Fran-
Cisco, Calif.
413
She married in San Francisco, Calif., July 1, 1915, John Lafayette, son of John and Parlie C. (Elzey) McCarty; he was born August 15, 1858, in Plumas Co., Calif.; his father was killed by the Indians, when he was four years old. He
to
educated himself, and passed the county examination for teachers

thirty years ago,
and has taught school ever
since,
and has been
on the Shasta County Board of Education many times.

reside in Vallejo, Calif.
They
* *
4.
5.
Francis William, born November 23, 1877. Alice Esther, born February 23, 1881.
1.2.6.3.
Cal.;
1. 8. 7. 5. 1.
14, 1870, in
P^DWARD Tallmadge Huntington, born March

of
Alameda,
married, June 28, 1909, in St. Helena, Calif., Marie Elizabeth, daughter
Sven and Marie Dorothea (Breraberg) Alstrom.

Helena,
Calif.
She was born Se{)tember

till
23, 1871, in St.
He
is
erecting engineer for the Stockton Iron
Works.
He worked
on the San Joaquin and Sacramento rivers
he "knew
a dredge from the bottom of the keel to the top of the
with the Stockton Iron

chinery.
They
live in
is now Works who make a specialty of building dredge maStockton, Calif. They are Episcopalians.
frame."
He
child.
1.
EDwrARD Alstrom, born December
9,
1911, in Stockton, Calif.
1.2.6.3.
ford, Conn.; married,
1. 8.
7.5. 4.
23,
Francis William Huntington, born November
1877, in Hart-
February 24, 1904, in Portland, Ore., Bessie Gertrude, daughter of Joseph and Annie Mary (Baker) Woodham. She was born April
12, 1885, in
Long Beach, Wash.

for a time conductor on
is
He was
an electric railroad
in Portland, Ore.;
has been a State Ranger, and

listed for three years of the
now with
the Portland Police Force.
He
en-
war with Spain, was with Gen. Lawton, on the expedition to Santa Cruz from Manila, and was one of the best shots in his company "nothing to do but to shoot and be shot at," he wrote. He went to Nome, Alaska, after he returned from the Philippines. He was a private in Co. C, 14th U. S. Infantry enlisted June 3, 1898, and was discharged August 22, 1901.
;
;
children, born in SELLWOOD, OREGON.

1.
Walter Allen,
born April
2, 190.5.
2.
Frances Beatrice, born January

LuciLE Virginia, born January
22, 1907.
3.
11, 1909.
414
1.2. 6. 3.
1.
8.7.
5. 5.
Alice Esther (Huntington) Walker, born February 23, 1881, near Calistoga, Calif.; married June 26, 1901, in San Francisco, Calif., Walter
David Walker. He was born February 16, 1870, in Winona, Minn. Mr. Walker was in the Spanish American war, as a private in Co. C, 14 U. S.
Infantry.
They
live in Vallejo, Calif.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Frances Huntington, born Eleanork Southwick, born
April
4,
6,
1902, in Vallejo, Calif. 1903, in Vallejo, Calif.
July
4. 5.
6.
Alice Elizabeth, born December 14, 1904, in Vallejo, Calif. Winona Wolcott, born July 29, 1906, in San Rafael, Calif. Walter David, born April 13, 1908, in Vallejo, Cahf. Helen Dunbar, born March 19, 1910, in Vallejo, Calif.
1. 2. 6. 3. 3.
Samuel Huntington,
during the French War.
born
in Tolland, Conn.,
July 14, 1728, and died
child.
1.
Thankful, married an Olmsted
of
East Hartford.
1.2. 6. 3. 5.
Abigail (Huntington) Steele, born October
Conn.; married, January 24,
(Porter) Steele.
1
1,
1732, in Tolland,
He
James, son of the Rev. Stephen and Ruth was born February 6, 1737. He was in the Revolution754,
in
ary
War, and an
of the
officer.
September
She died January 6, 1769, and he married again same year, Dorothy Converse.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Aaron, born October 19, 1754, and died in New Jersey while a member of the Revolutionary Army. James, born October 30, 1756 married Jemima, daughter of
;
3.
Roger Wolcott, by whom he had twelve children. He was in the Siege of Boston, and at the Battle of Long Island. Zadoc, born December 17, 1758; married Harriet Shurtleff; was taken prisoner by the Indians, who took Royalton, Vt., Octobi'r
17, 1780,
above Montreal.
4.
and escaped from the prison on the island He had ten children.
10,
in the
rapids
Samuel, born May

gaged with
nine children.
1761; married Sarah Shurtleff; was en-
his brothers in the Revolutionary struggle,
and had
5.
415
Andrew, born December

Abigail, born August
25, 1763;
married Elizabeth Latliroi) of

12, 1772.
Tolland, and had eight children.

6. 7.
16, 1765,
and died March
Deborah, born December

died in October, 1800.
31, 1768;
married Dr. Philip Lyon, and
1.2. 7.
Susannah (Huntington) Griswold,
1668.
born in Norwich,
in
August,
She married, December 10, 1685, Capt. Samuel Griswold, born Sej)tembcr 16, 1665, and son of that Lieut. Francis Griswold, whom Miss Calkins styles "one of the most active and enterprising men in the first company of settlers." She died in Norwich, March 6, 1727. Twenty-three of her grandchildren, and sixty-four great grandchildren, and still later descendants, are Her husband to be found in Stiles' History of Windsor, under the Griswolds. died December 21, 1740. His second having married again Hannah
,
wife died February 25,
752.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
Francis, born September 9, 1691. Samuel, born February 8, 1693. Lydia, born May 28, 1696.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Hannah,
born April
13, 1699. 19, 1700-1.
Sarah, born January John, born December
16, 1703.
8.
Joseph, born October 17, 1706. Daniel, born April 25, 1709, and died December
22, 1724.
Descendants
of
Simon^
1. 3.
27
419
1.3.
Simon Huntington,
ably, with his like his brother Christopher, spent his youth,, probIf the
mother
in
Windsor.
Norwich records are
authority, he
was born
in J^ngland, in the
year 1629, and of course was not far from four
years of age
when
the family
came
to this country.
spirit,
He
seems to have possessed the
and
to
have
sliared the fortunes of
With him he appears at Saybrook, where, in October 1653, he married Sarali, daughter of John Clarke, of Saybrook, and later of Milford. In 1660 he joins the colonists who settled Norwich, and thenceforward stands among the first of that important settlement, both in church and
his brother Christopher.
state.
Here
his house lot
was
also in a central
and commanding
position,
and the
records show him to have been a large land-holder, and in worldly matters, an
enterprising man.
He was
infirmities,
chosen, soon after the removal to Norwich, deacon of Mr. Fitch's

office
church, in which
he served with acceptance,
until, in
consequence of his
he was succeeded by his son, in 1696.
In 1674, he, with that other veteran and tried pioneer, Thos. Leffingwell,
represented Norwich in the general court, and he again was a
member
of the
body in 1685.
In 1686 the town grant him and his sons thirty acres of pasture, westward
of
Goodman Sluman.
In
1690, and again in 1696, he was the townsman.
In 1694 he was
In the same year
appointed a committee to treat with Mr. Jabez Fitch, with respect to his helping and succeeding his father in the work of the ministry.
he was also on a committee to search out and report on the deficiencies in the
records.
In 169 7 he was one of the committee to seat the meeting house.
In 1700
titles dis-
he was appointed on a commission to deed anew, lands about whose

putes had arisen, or would be likely to arise.
In 1703, April 27, he and his son Simon deed

land, west of the great plains, to
away
thirty acres of pasture
John
Gifford.
The following record is copied from the Windham probate records. To all Christian people to whom these presents may come Know ye
:
that
I,
Simon Huntington,
sen., of
Norwich,
in the
county of
New
London, in
the colony of Connecticut, in New-P2ngland, have of
my
free wUl, given,
granted, unto
my
son Joseph Huntington, of the same town, county and
colony aforesaid, and do by these presents, give, grant, alienate and pass over
my
allotment, in the
and unto our thousand acre interest, or one was willed by Joshua, Sachem, son of Uncas. I, the aforesaid Simon Huntington, have freely and absolutely given, alienated apd passed over unto the aforesaid Joseph Huntwhole right,
title,
interest in
new
plantation, above Norwich, that
420
ington,
my
whole allotment, situated and being

^'^*'*^^
in the southeast quarter of the
aforesaid plantation above Norwich.
March
'>
"'
1691
in
i
)
Before
acknowledged Jan. 24, 1692. James Fitch, Assistant.

28, 1706,
Deacon Huntington died
Norwich, June
aged 87 years; and
Sarah, his wife, died in Milford, in 1721, aged 88 years.
CHII.DUEN, FIRST
THREE BORN IX SAYIJROOK, CONN., ALL OF THE OTHERS IN NORWICH TOWN, CONN.
in
in
1.
Sarah, born
August, 1654.
2.
Mary,
born
August, 1657, and married a Forbes of I'reston.
3.
*
*
4.
5.
6.
7.
Simon, born February 6, 1659. Joseph, born September, 1661.
8.
9.
* 10.
Elizabeth, born February, 1664, and died in infancy. Samuel, born March 1, 1665. Elizabeth, born October 6, 1669. Nathaniel, burn July 10, 1672, and died young. Daniel, born March 13, 1675-6. James, born May 18, 1680.
1.3.
1.
in
Sarah (Huntington) Tracy, born
Saybrook, Conn.,
in
August,
1654; married November 23, 1676, in Norwich, Ct., Solomon, son of Lieut. Thomas Tracy. He was born in August, 1653; was a physician, and was the
of whom were active and leading men in the early hisShe was mentioned in the will of her uncle Jos. Clark, of Saybrook, made August 27, 1658, in Milford, and bequeathed five pounds. The will of her grandfather, John Clarke, on record in New Haven, says, "1 "ive to my grandchild Sarah Huntington my little trunk with drawers on ye
fourth of six sons,
all
tory of the town.
bottom."
She died
of
in 1683,
and her husband married,
in 1686,
Sarah (Bliss) widow
Thomas Sluman.
He
died
in 1732.
children.
1.
Lydia, born October

son of Lieut.
11,
1677; married
jNIary
March
31, 1698,
Thomas,
Thomas and
8,
(Bushnell) LefKngwell.
2.
Simon, born January

Leffingwell.
1679; married January 14, 1708,
Mary
1.3.3.
Simon HuNTiNciTON, born
in
Saybrook, Conn., Feln-uary
6,
1659, and
taken by his parents to Norwich in the spring of the next year. Here he married OctoVjer 8, 1683, Lydia, born August 8, 1663, daughter of John
Ga"-cr,
who
in
1635 had gone from Charlestown, Mass., to Saybrook, and sub-
421
sequently to New London, and thence in 1660 to Norwich. Her grandfather was that "right goodly man and skillful chyrurgeon," who had come to America in 1630 with Gov. Winthrop. And most worthy did she show herself to be of such an ancestry, falling behind them, neither in the depth of her piety, nor in her skill in ministering to all "aylements" both of the body and mind. Like his cousin Christopher, Simon was destined to a most important service in the early history of the
home chosen
for
him by
his parents.
Inherit-
ing his father's piety and
gifts,
and in and acceptance, as long as he lived. Pie was, also, engaged much upon the civil affairs of the town, serving in many of its most important offices with marked ability. His house, occupying a central position, was honored as the magazine for the defensive weapons of
him
in the deaconship,
he was called by the church in 1696, to succeed this office he served with no less than the
father's fidelity
the town, and as late as 1720, a report
made
to the town, states that

flints.
it
con-
tained a half barrel of powder, 31 pounds of bullets and 400
it was voted in town meeting, to grant "to Simon Huntington, up one hundred akers of land on the Shawtokct, not prejudicing the highways nor former giants."
In 1682
jun., to take
He
died
November
8,
2,
1736.
Lydia, his wife, lived with him fifty-three years, survived him nine months,
and died August
1737, aged 74 years.

1.
Simon, born
May
11, 1686,
and died from the
bite of a rattlesnake,
*
*
2. 3.
July 29, 1707. Sarah, born February
3,
1687-8.
1692.
30, 1698.
4.
Ebenezer, born in May, Joshua, born December
1*
o*
*y
^
3,
Sarah (Huntington) Lathrop,

Conn.; and married
(Bliss) Lathrop, of
born February
1687-8, in Norwich,
December
Norwich.
18, 1712,
William, son of Israel and Rebecca

20, 1688. in character
He was
born September
Her descendants have been both numerous and eminent

position.
and
She died April
20, 1730.
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
William, born June 15, 1715. Joshua, born June 6, 1717, and died December 16, 1717. Ezra, born May 18, 1719. Jeremiah, born February 16, 1721. James, born May 3, 1724, and died December 29, 1726.
Andrew,
422
1.3.3.3.
Ebenezer Huntington,
Leffingwell,
born in Noi-Avich, Conn., in May, 1692.
He
married, June 20, 1717, Sarah, daughter of Dea.
who was born
in
Thomas and Lydia (Tracy) Norwich, February }3, 1698-9. He was a memhe served until 1764, on the appointment of
1,
ber of the church in 1717, and was chosen deacon, January 18, 1737, to suc-
ceed his father, in which

his son.
office
He
died September 12, 1768, and his widow, April
1770.
CHILDREN, BOIIN IN NORWICH, CONN.

1.
Sarah, born April

1742.
*
*
2.
and made profession of rehgiou in After his 1735, Simon (1.3.6.8.). death, in 1753, she married Capt. Daniel Throop, of Lebanon. She died in Lebanon, November 7, 1791. Simon, born September 12, 1719.
28, 1718,
She married.
May
1,5,
3.
4.
Lucy, born May 28, 1722. Lydia, born October 27, 1735.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2.

preached until his health
1751,
in
Norwich, Conn., September

in
12, 1719; grad-
uated at Yale, 1741; united with the church
1742, studied theology and
failed. He married, for his first wife, January 17, Hannah, only daughter of Daniel and Abigail Tracy, who was born September 2, 1727, and died July 30, 1753. He married, for his second wife, January 24, 1759, Zipporah, daughter of Capt. Ebenezer Lathrop. He was He died December 27, 1801, chosen deacon, to succeed his father in 1764. and his widow March 16, 1814, in the 81st year of her age.

* *
1. 2.
Samuel, born November
15, 1751.
Hannah,

7,
3.
Roger, born December

and a student from a wound
1759.
of medicine.
inflicted
He was a young man of He died single, September

his limb
(iy.
promise
7,
1780,
upon
kill
by the point
of a penknife,
while attempting to
Having
" lived beloved,"
he
"died lamented."
*
*
4.
5.
6.
Daniel, born March 8, 1762. Ebenezer, born August 26, 1764. Erastus, born December 7, 1769.
X.o. o. o.
Samuel Huntington,
married December
in
19, 1782,
<
X*
15, 1751, in
born
November
Norwich, Conn.;
Philura Tracy, (1.3.3.3.3.5.).
He was
a farmer
Norwich, where he and his wife were received into the church died in Norwich, June 23, 1812, and his wife, August 30, 1816.
in 1793.
He
CHILDREN, BOKN IN NORWICH, CONN.
*
*
1.
423
2.
3.
Roger, born February 1, 1784. Hannah Tracy, born June 19,

Gilbert, born
1790.
5,
M. Clement.
1841.
May 26,1796; married, June He lived in Norwich, where
1836,
Mary Ann
21,
he died August
1.3.3.3.2.1.1.
born February 1, 1784, in Norwich, Conn.; marJanuary 30, 1814, Ann, daughter of Benadam Denison. She was born He married for a second wife, August in 1784, and died September 15, 1819. He was engaged early in life in trade, 30, 1820, Amelia Matilda Lambert. and was a man of most unwearied industry, and a pattern for the nice method and accuracy with which he executed every trust. His moments, not employed in his business, wei'e most actively devoted to reading and study. He rose to a high rank among the citizens of his native town, in all those qualities which secure public esteem and confidence. He represented Norwich, and the Senatorial district to which it belonged, in the State Legislature, and was Si)eaker of the House of Representatives
ried,
Roger Huntington,
while in that branch.
He died at his residence in Bean Comptroller also of the State. Norwich, June 27, 1852. The general sentiment of the community, among which he had always lived, was well expressed in an obituary notice in He was
Hill,
one of the city papers.
It
says,
"
We
are pained to record the unexpected
death of our most respected friend and fellow citizen, the Hon. Roger HunMr. Huntington was no ordinary man; and his tin^ton, of Norwich Town.
high character and superior talents justly entitled him to the confidence and
trust reposed in
him by
his fellow citizens."

27, 1883.
His
wife,
Amelia Matilda, died
at
Norwich, Conn.,
May
CHILDREN.
1.
Harriet Dennison, born January

in
9,
1815,
and died
May
22, 1816,
Norwich, Conn.
INIarch
30.
2.
James Dennison,
3.
Mary
in
Ann, born
1819, and died
December
died,
16, 1901,
4.
Norwich, Conn. Lydia Lambert, born November

6,
1821,
and
February
22,
5. 6.
Louis Charles Lambert, born April 26, 1824. John Hosdick, born. July 7, 1827, and died October
Norwich, Conn.
23, 1828, in
7.
Amelia Matilda,
M.
D., of
born November 15, 1829, in Norwich, Conn.;

9,
married in Norwich, December
1857, Charles Carroll Thomas,
Augusta, Ga., who was a surgeon with Cols. Calhoun
424
in Mexico, and was a surgeon in the Southern army during the Civil War. He died in 1885. His wife died November 4, 1898, in Norwich, Conn. Gilbert Clement, born April 9, 1841, in Norwich, Conn., and died in Hartford, Conn., in 1893. He was never married.
'
and Gadsden
8.
1. 3.
Conn.; married,
3.3.2.
1860,
1. 1. 2.
25,
James Dennison Huntington, born January

November
26,
1817, in Norwich,
Nancy A, Gibney.
24, 1898.
He was
a tinsmith
in Meriden, Conn.,
where he died June
CHILD.
*
1.
Frederick Lambert, born January
13, 1863.
1.
3.3.3. 2.1. 1.2.
1.
13, 1863, in
Frederick Lambert Huntington, born January

of Zebedee and Henrietta (Isbell) Yale.
Meri-
den, Conn.; married, June 17, 1890, in Meriden, Conn., Emmarette, daughter
She was born,
in
Lafayette, N. J.,
July 4, 1864.
He
in
is
a manufacturer and treasurer of the Kelsey Press Co., Inc.

to the
to
He
was representative
twice
General Assembly, 1905 Session, and was alderman

1907.
Meriden, from 1901
He
is
a 32d degree Mason, and has been

9,
Commander
of St.
Elmo Commandery No.
Knights Templar, and
Trustee of the Y. M. C. A.
They
since 1907.
are Baptists, and Mr. Huntington has been Clerk eight years, S. S.
Superintendent nine years, and trustee of the Meriden First Baptist Church
children, born in meriden, conn.

1.
2.
Faith, born February 29, 1896. Ruth, born June 26, 1900; died June
27, 1900.
1.
3.3.3.2.
W.
I.,
1.
1.5.
Api-il 26, 1824, in
Louis Charles Lambert Huntington, born

wich, Conn.; married in St. Martin,
1848.
Nor20,
Mary Susan
Tuite,
December
He
died
November
17, 1887, in St.
Martin,
W. L
childrbn.
1.
Eliza Matilda, born September

She
13, 1850, in St. Martin,
W.
1.
resides in Philadelphia, Penn.,
and
is
not married.
2.
Caroline Maria, born June 10, 1852, in St. Martin, W. L died November 18, 1908, in Philadelphia, Penn.
She
3.
425
28,
Louis Charles Lambert, born May
1854, in St. Martin,

city,
W. I.;
married, April 29, 1891, in
New York
City.
Emma
is
Broom,
daughter of Joseph Allen and

Sterling.
Henrietta Collins (Dowling)
She was born
in
New York
He
a merchant,
a graduate of Burlington College, N. *
J.,
and
lives in
New
York.
4.
5.
They are Episcopalians. James Clement, born April 17, 1857. Edward Carroll, born June 22, 1859,
died October 26, 1860, in St. Martin.
in St.
Martin,
W.
I.,
and
6.
Roger Marvin Tuite,

L'illie Isabel, born
born
May
3,
died in the same town September 24, 1865.
7.
November
17, 1866.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 1. 1.
5.4.
17,
James Clement Huntington,
born April
1857,
in
St.
Martin,
W.
I.;
married,
died at his
November 20, 1882, in Philadelphia, Penn., Ida Swoope. He home in Philadelphia, Penn., February 3, 1912. His widow and
children.
son reside in Philadelphia.
1.
William
is
Sv^ôope, born July 8, 1883, in Philadelphia, Penn.
He
in
in the wholesale bakers' supplies business,

all his
life.
and has lived
member of the Entomological Section of. the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences; has taken an active part in city politics since 1904, and holds a memPhiladelphia
is
He
bership in the City Club of Philadelphia.

2.
Florence, born
in 1884, died the
same year, 19 days
old.
1.
3.3.3.2.
December
is
1.
1.5. 7.
17,
LiLLiE Isabel (Huntington) Midlen, born November

St.
1866, in
Martin,
W.
I.;
married,
30, 1889, in Philadelphia, Penn.,
Rob-
ert
Walter Midlen.
Mr. Midlen
dead, and his
widow and daughter
reside
in Philadelphia.
CHILD.
1.
LiLLiE H., born September
23, 1892.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 1. 2.
Hannah Tracy (Huntington) Dickenson,

Norwich; married November mer of Hatfield, Mass.
19, 1810,
born June
19,
1790, in
far-
Solomon Dickenson, a substantial
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Abby Huntington, born September 8, 1811. Samuel Huntington, born January 28, 1816.
426
3.
Philura Tracy, born January

George
31,
1818
married March
8,
1843,
W. Hubbard,
of Hatfield.
21,
4.
Harriet Maria, born September

1849, David F.
^^'ells, of
Hatfield,
1825; married December and had one daughter.
19,
This family were
livins; in
Hatfield in 1860.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 2.
Hannah
Lebanon,
Ct.,
f Huntington) Lyman, born
April 28, 1753, in Norwich, Ct.;
married, in 1779, Rev. Eliphalet Lyman.
He was
born March
5,
1753, in
Woodstock, from 1780 to 1825, and She was a woman of unusual died February 2, 1836, aged eighty-two years. brilliancy of intellect, and retained her mental faculties remarkably in lier
was
]3astor of the
church
in
advanced years.
She died suddenly
in
Woodstock, April
19, 1836.
CHILDREN.
* *
1.
2.
3.
* *
4.
5. 6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
born June 15, 1780. Eliphalet, born in August, 1781. John, born July 3, 1783, and died August 10, 1783. Daniel, born September 5, 1784. Polly, born July 22, 1786. Lucy, born May 2, 1788, and died January 6, 1791. Asa, born October 15, 1789, and died in infancy. Asa, born February 19, 1792, and died October 4, 1831. JosKPH, born August 26, 1794 married, and had several children. Huntington, Ijorn March s, 1797, and died January 25, 1798.
;
Hannah,
1.3.3. 3. 2. 2.
Hannah (Lyman) May,
180G, Chester INlay, of Woodstock, Ct.
1.
born June 15,1780; married, December 24,
children.
1.
Lucy, born November

Silas, born February
22, 1807; died

7,
December
23, 1807.
2.
1809.
3.
4.
5.
Lydia, born September 20, 1810. Mary Ann, born June 4, 1812; married John Paine.
Annette Marie, born October

Fowler.
29,
1813; married
Robert D.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Harriette, born February 28, 1815. Eliphalet, born November 15, 1816. Hannah, born December 8, 1819. Nancy, born March 18, 1823 married Nathaniel
;
Child.
427
1.3.3.3.2.2.2.
Eliphalet Lyman, born
in
August, 1781; married
in
October, 1804,
Abigail, daughter of Rev. Sylvanus Ripley, of Hanover, X.
H.
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
Annette Maria, born August 6, 1805 married John May 5, 1830. Sylvanus Ripley, born December 27, 1807.
;
Crocker,
Elizabeth Huntington, born March

D. PhUbrick.
29,
1808
married Jabez
4.
5.
James Wheelock, born

Reynolds.
in
May,
1810.
22,
Caroline Abigail, born March
1812;
married
Samuel
6.
7.
Edward Huntington, born June 7, 1814 died in May 1832. Charles Phillips, born June 3, 1816; died in August, 1862.
;
1.3. 3.3. 2. 2. 4.
ces
Daniel Lyman, born September Mary Eldredge, of Brooklyn, Ct.
5,
1784; married, June 26, 1811, FranShe was born February 29, 1792, and
died in February, 1878.
He was
a physician.
CHILDREN.
1.
Edward
Edwin
E.,
born April
4,
1812
died in infancy.
2. 3.
H., born April 4, 1812; died
4.
5.
Gurdon, born February 10, Frances Mary, born April Harriet A., born March
Huntington, (see record
1913.
December 20, 1835. November 2, 1872. died November 16, 1895. 4, 1816 26, 1818: married, Edward Andrew
1814; died
;
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 5. 3.).
and died February
3,
6.
7.
8.
9.
Caroline L., born July 28, 1820. Daniel T., born August 23, 1822 died March 13, 1826. James E., born October 11, 1824 died May 21, 1908. Daniel T., born January 30, 1827 died March 10, 1906.
;
; ;
10.
Lucy
M., born June 20, 1829

9,
married Rev. Nathaniel Beach, and
* 11.
died January Asa, born April
1896.
10, 1833.
1.3.3. 3.2.2.4. 6.
Caroline L. (Lyman) Breed, born July 28, 1820 married Rev. David Breed, November 24, 1852, and died January 8, 1898.
;
428
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary
L.,
born September
18,
1853; married Henry Spafford.
2.
Caroline C, born October
14,
1859
was married.
1. 3. 3. 3.
2.2. 4. 11.
;
born April 10, 1833 Pierson Cutts, of Portsmouth, N. H.

Asa Lyman,
married,
November
7,
1866, Elizabeth
17,
1839,
and
He
died June 14, 1896.
CHILDREN.
* *
1.
PtOLFE M., born
May
4,
1868.
2.
3.
4.
Richard Eldredge, born October 10, 1869. Bertha H., born November 2, 1873. Elizabeth C, born in January, 1875, and died
the same month.
*
*
5.
6.
7.
Harold C,
Emily
born November
8,
5,
1876.
H., born August
1878.
;
Waldo
H., born October 12, 1881
died in November, 1882.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 2. 4. 11. 1.
RoLFE
]\I.
Lyman, born May
4,
1868; married, April 26, 1894, Marion
Hunter, and died November
22, 1902.
child.
1.
Catherine, born November
10, 1900.
1.3.3.3.2.2.4. 11.2.
Richard Eldredge Lyman, born October
R.
is
T.;
10, 1869, in
Providence,
married, June 26, 1895, in Providence, R. L, Frances Amelia Root.
He
an attorney, and a member of the firm of
Lyman and
IVIcDonnell.
children.
1.
Pauline, born April
16,
1899; died July 16, 1910.

1900.
2.
3. 4.
Richard Eldredge, born April 30, John Root, born January 12, 1903. Dorothea, born January 23, 1914.
1.3.3.3.2.
Harold
C.
2. 4. 11.5.
5,
Lyman, bom November
1876; married, July 25, 1900,
Hertha C. Clark.
CHILDREN.
1.
429
Elizabeth Cutts, born
April 13, 1901.

1,
2.
Raymond
E.,
born June
1902; died the same month.

22, 1903.
3.
Priscilla March, born September
4. 5.
Walter Almy,
born July
4,
1905.
10,
LuciLE Clark, born October
1910; died in April, 1911.
1.3.3.3. 2. 2.4. 11.

Emily H. (Lyman) Leonard, born August
M. Leonard, October
1.
6.
1878; married George
8,
17, 1906.
CHILD.
Frances Beecher, born September
6,
1907.
1.3. 3.3. 2. 2. 5.
Polly (Lyman) Snow,
lived in
born July 23, 1786; married a Mr. Snow, and very advanced age.
Woodstock, Conn.,
to a
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Lyman, who had a son who died young. Walter, who had two sons, Charles and
Mary.
George, and one daughter,
1.3.3.
January
yeai"s.
2. 4.
8,
Daniel Huntington, born March 18, 1787, Polly Edgerton, who
1762,
in,
Norwich, Conn.; married,

5,
died June
1811, aged
fifty -three
He
died
December
3,
1805.
CHILDREN, BOKN IN NORWICH.

1.
2.
3.
Betsey, born August 24, 1793; married, February 20, 1812, Asher Bennett, and lived in Norwich. Lydia, born August 20, 1796. Lucy Tracy, born February 14, 1799; married Cyrus Miner, of Norwich, and died, leaving children. Her husband died December 14, 1848, aged 58 years.
* *
4.
5.
Simon, born August
8,
1801.
21, 1804.
Daniel Lathrop, born March

1. 3. 3. 3.
2.4. 2.
20,
Lydia (Huntington) Bailey, born August

Conn.; married Joseph Bailey, a farmer of Bozrah.
1856.
1796, in
in
Norwich,
January,
She died
430
CHILDREN.
1.
Julia, married John Barstow, of Bozrah, and had two children.
2. 3.
Mary,
married Oliver Fowler.
Maria, married Lucius Brown.

1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 4. 4.
Simon Huntington, born August 8, 1801, in Norwich, Conn.; married Sarah Smith, soon after settUng in Canada, wliere he was a preacher of the Methodist denomination. He died of intiammation of tlie huigs, after a brief illness, at Walsingham, Canada West, August 25, 1856.
children.
1.
2.
3.
William Edward, born in 1834, and is married. Jamks Edgerton, born February 7, 1846. A Twin with the above.
1.
3.3. 3. 2. 4. 4. 2.
7, 1846, in Smith Falls, Canada; married, August 28, 1873, in Pittsburg, Penn., Jennie, daughter of Robert G. and Elizabeth (Kier) Coleman. Slie was born November 1, 1849, He was a dentist, a graduate of a school of dentistry in in Olivet, Penn. Canada. He had lived in Smith Falls, and Simcoe, Canada, Buffalo, N. Y., and Pittsburg, Penn., where he lived until his death. He died, while visiting, He was a INIethodist. in Music, Ky., August 31, 1887.
James Edgerton Huntixgton, born February
children.
1.
Mae Flohence,
W.
Va.
born November
27,
1878; lives in
Hartford,
2.
Ida, born February
10,
1879; died in April, 1879. died at birth.
3.
4.
James Burton, born December 23, 1884. Twin of the above, born December 23, 1884;
1. 3.
3.3. 2.4. 4. 2.3.

23, 1884, in Pittsburg,
James Burton Huntington, born December

Edward James and Margaret (Langan) O'Malley.
1883, in Louisville, Ky.
Penn.; married, June 30, 1908, in Louisville, Ky., Marie Theresa, daughter of
She was born June
30,
He
is
a mechanical and electrical cngincei-, and attended the State Col-
lege at Lexington, Ky.
He
lived in Pittsburg, Penn., in 1884, in Pittsburg,
Ky., in 1892, in London, Ky., in 1898, in East Bernstadt, Ky., in 1894, in
where he
Altamont, Ky., 1896, in Lexington, Ky., 1901, They are Methodists. still lives.
in
Hartford,
W.
Va., 1908,
CHILD.
1.
431
Marie Evelyn,
born
May
5,
1910, in Hartford,
W.
Va.
1.3. 3. 3. 2.4. 5.
Conn.; married,
Daniel Lathrop Huntington, born March 21, 1804, in Norwicli, November 26, 1829, in Xorwich, Mary Ann, daughter of
Simon Lathrop. She died in May, 1873, in Yantic, Conn. He was a manufacturer, and lived in Yantic, Conn., where he died They were Congregationalists. in November, 1872.
CHILDREN, BORN IN YANTIC, CONN.

*
1.
Mary Edgerton,
in
born October
3,
1830.
16, 1882,
2.
William Trumbull,
born July 21, 1832, and died June

26, 1834.
3.
New York, N. Y, Henry Green, born October

Susan Cleveland, born in Yantic, Raymond N.
Hartford, Conn.
4.
ISIarch 12, 1837; married,
July
5,
1876,
Parish.
She died January
31, 1896, in
5. 6.
7.
Anna
A. L.,
bom
August
15, 1839: died

;
November
20, 1846.
8,
Daniel Lathrop, born April 28, 1841 Daniel Lathrop, born May 26, 1845;
died September
1843.
1.3.3.3.2.4.5.
Mary Edgerton (Huntington) Hyde,
Yantic, Conn.; married, October
9,
1.
born October
3,
1830, in
1854, in Yantic, Lewis Andrew, son of

1826, and was mar-
Lewis and Mary (Backus) Hyde.
ried once previous to this marriage.
He was born August 8, He was Cashier of
the First National
Bank
of Norwich, Conn.
of
They were
8,
Congregationalists, and
Mr. Hyde was

Mr. Hyde died
Deacon and Treasurer

School.
in
the Church, and Superintendent of the Sunday

Mrs.
Hyde
died April
Norwich, Conn., September
20, 1915.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary Anna,
30, 1886, in
born July
3, 1855, in Norwich, Conn.; married, June Norwich, Herbert Lathrop Yerrington. They live
in
Norwich.
died June 23, 1860,
2.
3.
Lewis Huntington, born June 2 7, 1857. Susan Huntington, born February 14, 1860;
in
Norwich, Conn,
born May 29, 1861; died June 25, 1864. born April 28, 1864; died August 3, 1864.
4.
5.
William Trumbull,
Mary Huntington,
432
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 4. 5. 1. 2.
Lewis Huntington Hyde, born June
married,
first,
27,
April 28, 1897, in
New York
City, Mrs.
Mary McGuire
Stevens,
daughter of John and Clara (Irving) Williams.

married, second, June 27, 1907, in
She died June 14, 1906. He AVinchester, Va., Leila Morse McGuire.
He
died
March
6,
1913, in
New
York, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary Marshall,
born February
1,
1909.
2.
Lewis Huntington, born June
14, 1911.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 4. 5. 3.
Henry Green Huntington,
born October
26, 1834, in Yantic, Conn.;
married, June 30, 1861, in Providence, R. L, Sarah Ruggles, daughter of
Samuel and Sarah (Ruggles) Gladding. She was born November 19, 1840, and died March 1, 1913, in Hartford, Conn. He was in the furniture business in Norwich until about 1880, when he moved to New York City, remaining there until April, 1883, when he moved to Hartford, Conn., and entered the employ of the Conn. Fire Insurance Company, remaining with them until the time of his death, which occurred June 25, 1913. Mr. and Mrs. Huntington were members of the Asylum Hill
Congregational Church.
children.
1.
Alice, born November

wich, Conn.
1,
1862,
and died August

15, 1865,
17, 1863, in
Nor18,
2.
Daniel Lathrop, born January

and died March
*
*
3.
Caroline Bliss, born
July
8,
1866.
4,
4.
5.
6.
Samuel Gladding, born September Henry Lathrop, born November 3,

Daniel Lathrop, born June
1868.
1870.
12, 1873, in
Norwich, Conn., and
New
in
York, N. Y.
7.
William Newell,
born December 13, 1874, in Norwich, Conn.,

Bloomingdale, N. Y.
and died October 30,.1907,
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 4. 5. 3. 3. Caroline Bliss (Huntington) Harrington, born July 8, 1866, in Norwich, Conn.; married, January 1, 1890, in Hartford, Conn., Frank, son of William Henry and ^Melissa (Barringer) Harrington. He was born October 21, 1861, in Ilion, N. Y. Mr. Harrington is a mechanical engineer. In Januaiy, 1890, he went to Cleveland, Ohio; in 1891 moved to Chicopee, Mass., and in July, 1892, to Hart-
ford, Conn.,
433
where he has since resided.
He
is
a graduate of the Ilion, N. Y.,
Academy, in 1880. Mrs. Harrington died in Hartford, Conn., July 9, 1914. She was a member of the Asyhim Hill Congregational church, and also of the Motherhood club. Mrs. Harrington was a person of fine character, loving her home and family, but finding time to devote to charitable acts, and her kindly face will be missed by her numerous friends and acquaintances in family, church and club circles. CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
William Henry, born October 2, 1890, in Cleveland, O. Carolyn, born January 14, 1895, in Hartford, Conn. Gladys, born January 14, 1895, in Hartford, Conn.
Alice, born October
4,
4.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 4. 5. 3. 4.
Samuel Gladding Huntington,

Conn.; married,
ter of
8,
born September
4,
1868, in Norwich,
December
Gloucester,
Me., Persis Blethen, daugh-
Royal Emery and Henrietta (Rand) Jordan.
1872, in
New
Me.
He
is
in the insurance business.

in the
He was
First Sei'geant of Co. K, 1st
Spanish-American War, 1898. He enlisted May He moved from Hartford, 17, 1898, and was discharged October 31, 1898. Conn., to Rocky Hill, Conn., in 1906, and back to Hartford, where he now reConn. Vol. Infantry,
sides, in 1915.
He
is
Genealogist and prepared some of the second edition of the Hunt-
ington Family
Memoir
for publication,
when
his health
gave way, and he was
compelled to reliuquish the task.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Samuel Gladding, born September Donald Ruggles, born January 14,

January
5,
Conn.
1904, in Hartford, and died
1907, in
Rocky
Hill,
Conn.
! o. o o*
>
o
3. 6. 8. 5. 6.).
Ebenezeu Huntington,
a farmer residing on
born August 26, 1764, in Norwich, Conn.;
married, in Lebanon, September 25, 1806, Eunice, (1.
He was
Bean
Hill,
Norwich, where he died February
27, 1853.

1.
Mary
Ann, born October
30, 1807,
and lived
in the
homestead
in
Norwich.
2.
Cornelia Eliza, born February

above.
8,
1809, and lived with her sister
434
*
3. 4.
Edward Andrew,
1825.
born October
23, 1811.
3,
William Lathrop, born February
5.
Samuel Tracy,
182.5.
born September 20, 1819, and died August
10,
1, o. o. o,
/.
o o,
23, 1811, in
Edward Andrew Huntington,

ter of
born October
Norwich,
Conn.; married, June 26, 1850, in Woodstock, Conn.. Harriet Amelia, daugh-
Daniel and Frances
26, 1818, in
He
Conn.
Mary (Eldredge) Lyman. She was born March Woodstock, Conn., and died February 3, 1913, in Norwich, Conn. was deacon of the First Congregational Church in Norwich Town, He died September 14, 1894, in Norwich.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1.
Harriet Eunice,
born June 27, 1851.
2.
Mary Eldredge,
1.3.3.3.2. 5.3.
Harriet Eunice (Huntington) Smith,
wich, Ct.; married, October
2,
1.
in
born June 27, 1851,
Nor-
1872, in Norwich, Ct.,
Owen
Shepleigh, son of
John Owen and Abbie Shepleigh (King) Smith. He was born in Franklin, Mr. Smith is a real estate dealer, and moved fi'om Franklin to Norwich. Ct. They live in Norwich Town, Ct. They are CongregaCt., in April, 1881. tionalists, and Mr. Smith was Supt. of the Sunday School in the Second Congregational Church from 1885 to 1888.
children.
*
*
1. 2.
3.
Edward Huntington, born July 1, 1873. Mabel King, born December 21, 1874. Harold Lyman, born October 2, 1886, in
Sidney Palmer, born January
11, 1889.
Norwich,
Ct.
He
is
graduate of Amherst College, Amherst, Mass.

*
4.
1.3. 3. 3. 2. 5. 3. 1.
Edward Huntington
1.
Smith, born July 1, 1873, in Franklin, Ct.; marMr. Smith graduated ried, October 2, 1901, in Norwich. Ct., Grace Thomas. from the Hartford Theological Seminary, in 1901; was ordained a foreign missionary, under the A. B. C. F. M., in Old First Church in Norwich Town, was married in Old First Church, at a doul)le wedding, in Ct., in June, 1901 October, and sailed from San Francisco, Cal., for China in November, and reached Inghok, a station of the Foochow Mission, on the last day of December, 1901, which place is his home and field of foreign missionary labor.
;
CHILDREN, BORN IN FOOCHOW, CHINA.
1. 2.
435
Helen PIuntington,
born December
19, 1902.
Edward Huntington,
born January 16, 1905; died April 11, 1910.

24, 1906.
3.
Eunice Elizabeth, born May
1.3.3.3.2.5.3.
Mabel King (Smith)
1. 2.
Thobias, born December 21, 1874, in Franklin, Ct.; married in Norwich, Ct., October 2, 1901, T. Snowden, son of James Sewall and Eunice (Drake) Thomas. He is a graduate of the Boston University, class of 1893, and is now Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., in Watertown, N. Y. He was born in Burnside,
Conn.,
March
17, 1869.
They
are Methodists.
CHILDREN.
1.
LuciLE Franklin, born August
21, 1902, in the old
Homestead,
being the seventh generation in direct descent from the
man
who
Vjy
built the
house
in 1717.
This house has never been occupied

of the first
any but direct descendants
Ebenezer Huntington.
(1. 3.3. 3.).

2.
3.
4.
Julian Snowden, born March 11, 1904. Grace Huntington, born November 24, 1905; died June Paul Smith, born June 27, 1907. The youngest jjerson
at the reunion of
6,
1906.
present
the Huntington Family at

3,
Norwich Town,
Conn., September
5.
6.
1907.
Donald James, born March 31, 1909. Robert Boswell, born May 12, 1911.
1.3.3.
ried, in
3.
2.5.3. 1.4.
Ct.;
Sidney Palmer Smith, born January
11, 1889, in Norwich, Walpole, Mass., Helen Campbell, of East Walpole, Mass.
mar-
CHILD.
1.
Eleanor Huntington, born December
29, 1912.
1.3. 3.3.2. 5. 3. 2.
Mary Eldredge (Huntington)

Norwich,
Ct.;
Haines, born December

Ct.,
29, 1854, in
married, December 28, 1881, in Norwich,
Charles Willard,
son of David and
He was born March 9, 1854, in N. Y. City, and lived there until 1881, and in 1886 moved to Colorado Springs, Col., where he now resides. Mr. Haines is an attorney at law, and a graduate of Yale College, in 1880.
Amanda
went
(Taylor) Haines.
Lebanon, Ct.
He
to
They
are Congregationalists,
436
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Faith Huntin<;ton, born ]\Iarch 26, 1885, in N. Y. City. Marion Huntington, born in July, 1891, in Colorado Springs,
Col.
1.3. 3.3.2. 6.
EuASTUS Huntington, born December
ried for his
first
7,
1769, in Norwich, Conn.; marof Ariel
wife,
March
12.
20, 1806,
Nabby, daughter
1,
Hyde, who
was born November

second wife,
wich.
1786, and died July
1811.
He
married for his
Aj^ril 13, 1815,
Sarah, daughter of Gen. Joseph Williams, of Norin 1791,
He
graduated at Yale
and entered the
legal profession,
which
Hill.
he soon abandoned for manufacturing and trade. Norwich, where he died, February 10, 1846.
He
resided on
Bean
CHILDREN, HORN IN NORWICH, CONN.

*
1.
2.
George Cabot, born July 20, Charles Lyaian, born May

3,
1807.
25, 1809,
and died
single,
February
1832.
3. 4.
* * * *
5.
6.
7.
Joseph Hyde, born June 11, 1811. Albert Williams, born January 2, 1816. Henry Dwight, born July 1, 1817. John Caldwell, born February 8, 1819.
William
Coit, born September
8,
1821,
18, 1826.
8.
9.
Frederic Gilbert, born August Horace, born August 2, 1828.
1.3.3.3.2.6.1.
George Cahot Huntington,
married, Octoi)er
6,
born July
20, 1807, in
Norwich. Conn.;
1833, Angelina, daughter of Asahel Porter.
She died
in
1836, in Cleveland, Ohio.
He
married, second,
November
9,
183 7, in Kelly's
Island, Ohio, Emeline, daughter of
Datus and Sara (Dean) Kelly.
She was
born June
Col.
10, 1819, in
Rockport, O., and died December 25, 1910, in Denver,
Wine
1838
;
He owned limestone quarries, and was secretary of the Kelly's Island Co. He lived in Norwich, Conn., till 1828, then in Buffalo, N. Y., one
moved to Cleveland, ()., and engaged in the crockery business till moved to Kelly's Island, ()., in 1838; later to New York, and still later
where he died, July
5,
year; then
to Wallace, Kan.,
1876.
CHILDREN.
1.
George, born August

land, O.
12,
1834; died August 29, 1834, in Cleve-
2.
Sarah
Ohio.
W., born June
19, 1836; died
June
30, 1836, in Cleveland.
ttCNTlNGTON GENEALOGr.
*
3.
437
4.
Erastus, born August 15, 1838, in Cleveland, O. Simon, born December 15, 1839, in Kelly's Island, O., and died January 19, 1863, in Nashville, Tenn. He was sergeant of Co. B, Ohio Vol. Infantry, and died of wounds received at the battle
of Stone River,
Tenn.
1845.
10, 1850.
* *
5, 6.
Daniel Kelly, born March 28, Joseph Alfred, born February
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 6. 1. 3.
Erastus Huntington, born August

ried,
15, 1838, in Cleveland, O.;
mar-
Elzina Hamilton, at Kelly's Island, O., and died in Cleveland.
CHILD.
*
1.
Simon Albert, born December

1. 3. 3. 3. 2.
21, 1866.
6. 1. 3. 1.
21, 1866, at Kelly's Is-
Simon Albert Huntington, born December

land, Ohio; married October 4,
1888, at
Kelly's Island, O.,
Mary
Sophia,
daughter of Frederick and Sophia Marie (Dodge) Kastning.
May
7,
1868, at Kelly's Island, O.
He
is
She was born a traveling salesman, and lives in
Cleveland, O.
CHILDREN, born AT KELLY's ISLAND, OHIO.

1.
2.
Erastus Kastning, born January 15, Ruth Florence, born May 9, 1891.
1890.
1.3.3.3.2.6. 1.5.
Daniel Kelly Huntington, born March
married, June 4, 1867, in Rockport, O.,
28, 1845, in Cleveland, O.;
Emily, daughter of Aurelius and

in
Louisa MarriUa f Follett) Farr.

1845.
She was born
Rockport, O., January
3,
a fruit grower, and lived on Kelly's Island till 1879, when he North Olmsted, O., where he now lives. He was deputy Collector He served in the Civil War, in Co. K, 130th of Customs from 1873 to 1880. Ohio Infantry. children.
is
He
moved
to
1.
George Farr,
* 2.
3.
born February 7, 1871, in Kelly's Island, O.; died August 28, 1871, in Kelly's Island. Fannie, born July 14, 1876. Allie Wright, born October 24, 1879, at Kelly's Island, O.; married, August 27, 1908, in North Olmsted, O., Fred, son of Austin and Arilla fMunn) Tuttlc. He was born July 6, 1874, in Genoa, O. Îr. Tuttle is an electrician, but later became a
438
farmer.
He moved
still lives.
to
New
Orleans, La., in 1908; to North OlmO.,
sted, O., in
1909, and to
West Park,
February
24, 1910,
where he
He
served through the Filipino Insurrec21, 1898, to
tion, first as private in Co.
May
June
4.
14, 1898; in
6,
the
H, 6th Ohio, from April Navy, as Quartermaster first

1903.
Class,
from
1899, to
June
6,
Alfred Kelly,
born October
24, 1879, at Kelly's Island, O.; died,
5.
December 17, 1880, in North Olmsted, O. Minerva Agnes, born September 9, 1883.
1.3.3. 3.2. 6. 1.5. 2.

Fannie (Huntington) Upp, born July
Philip A. and
14,
187G, at Kelly's Island, O.;
married, September 22, 1897, in North Olmsted, O., Orson Sawyer, son of
Nancy Sorena (Sawyer) Upp. Mr. Upp is a fruit grower, and moved in November, ton to North Olmsted, where they now live.
children.
1.
898, from Edger-
Phillip Alfred, born October
21, 1898, in
Edgerton, Ohio.
2.
Albert Huntington,
sted, O.
born November 25, 1899, in North Olm1905; died, July
3.
Margery,
sted,
born
May
born
29,
5,
1908, in North
Olm-
O.
4.
David Kelley,
May
19, 1909, in
North Olmsted, O.
1.3.3.3. 2. 6. 1.5.
Minerva Agnes (Huntington) Case,
North Olmsted,
O.; married,
5.
9,
born September
1883, in
North Olmsted, Clarence Garland, son of William Amos and Ida (Hawkins) Case. He was born July He moved from Columbia Station, O., to West Park, ()., where he 19, 1879.
30, 1905, in
lives.
November
now
They are Methodists.

CHILD.
1.
Le Roy Merwin,
born December
25, 1906, in
West Park,
Ohio.
1.3.3.
land, O.; married,
first.
3. 2. 6.
1.6.
10,
Joseph Alfred Huntington, born February
1850, in Kelly's Is-
May
29, 1877, in
Kansas City, Missouri, Theophania,
daughter of Joseph and Martha (Douglas) Haines.

Ohio, and died, January 25, 1880, in Denver, Col.
She was born
iu 1855, in
He
married, second, No-
Col., Eva Caroline, daughter of Joseph and Mary She was born August 16, 1858, in Letart, O. He is a real estate and loan agent, and lived in Pittsburg, Pa., until 1872, in Kansas He is a Christian. until 1878, and in Denver, Col., to date.
vember
28, 1908, in
Denver,
(Teters) Pilchard.
439
1.
Theophania, born January

September
5,
20,
1880, in Denver, Col.; married,
Ralph Dixon, son of Ralph and Nancy Elizabeth (Cotes) Crawford. He was born March 7, 1873, in Peotone, 111. He moved fromPeotone, 111., to Austin, Texas,
1907, in Denver,
in 1896, to Bachelor,
Col., in
1899; to Boulder, Col., in 1902,
where he now lives. Mr. Crawford was Assistant Professor of Geology in the University of Colorado, and Geologist on Colorado State Geological Survey.
sity of
He
is
a graduate of the Univer-
Colorado,
b. a.,
1905, M. A., 1907.
Has received the deUniversity of Colorado.

for the
gree PH.D. from Yale 1913, and in 1914, was appointed Professor of
Mineralogy and Petrology

a
in the
He
is
member
of
Sigma Xi, and American Association
advancement of science, and was a teacher from 1892 to 1902.
in the public schools
1.3.3. 3.2. 6.3.

Joseph Hyde Huntington, born June 11, 1811, in Norwich, Conn.; West Boxford, Mass., Eleanor, daughter of Jonathan and Mary Poore (Kimball) Foster. She was born February 26, 1804, in West Boxford, Mass., and died March 22, 1866, in Norwich, Conn.
married, September 13, 1835, in
He was
a merchant.
Congregationalists, Mr. Huntington being
They were
Deacon and Sunday

2,
School Superintendent.
He
died in Norwich, Conn., June
1865.
children.
1.
Sarah Williams,
"Sister"
in St.
born June 27, 1837,
in
Brunswick, O.
She
is
John's Orphanage, in Washington, D. C.
2.
George Frederick,
born February
27, 1839, in
Brunswick, O..
died April 30, 1855, in Norwich, Conn.
3.
Charles Lyman Foster, born August
3,
1841.
1.3.3.3.2.
Boxford, Mass.; married, October
7,
6.
3.3.
3,
Charles Lyman Foster Huntington, born August

1869, in
1841, in
West
Keck,
Cincinnati, O., Ella
daughter of AVilliam and Susan
Ann
(Lewis) Shaffer.
She was born Decem-
ber 18, 1848, in Cincinnati, O. He is a merchant. He served as private in He enlisted in Co. D, 8d Regiment, Conn. Volunteers, during the Civil War.
April, 1861,
and was discharged

where he now
in
August, 1861.
1862, in Cincinnati, O., to 1894, thereafter
He
lived in Norwich, Conn.,
till
in Hamilton, O.,
lives.
He
and held all the lay offices in the Church. 1900, and is Vestryman in that Church.
was formerly a Congregationalist He became an Episcopalian in
440
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
born July 16, 1870; died February Ruth, born October 18, 1873.
Hyde Shaffer,
20, 1871.
3.
Eleanor, born March

Ohio.
19, 1883; married,
September
26, 1905, in
Hamilton, Ohio, Lee Nowlin Parrish.
They
live in
Hamilton,
1.3.3.3.2.6.5.
Henry Dwkjht Huntington,
married,
born July
1,
May
12,
1846, Sarah Hallam, daughter of Rev. Samuel Johnston, of
Middlefield, Conn.
cessful importation
He
and
lived in Cincinnati, Ohio,

sale of crockery.
and was engaged
in the suc-
children, born in CINCINNATI, OHIO.

1.
2. 3.
Margaketta, born March 5, 1847, and Edwârd Hallam, born July 12, 1849.
Frank, born August 4, 1851. Henry Williams, born January
1. 3. 3.
died
March
29, 1849.
4.
26, 1855.
3.2. 6. 5.
born July
2.
12,
Edward Hallam Huntington,

(Corry) Caldwell.
1849; married, Feb-
ruary 19, 1873, in Cincinnati, O., Mary, daughter of William Blair and Agnes
She was born August
8,
1850, in Cincinnati, O.
He
is
the secretary of the Chicago Tribune, and a graduate of Williams
College, in 1871.
They
live in Hinsdale,
111.,
and are Episcopalians.
children.
1.
* *
2.
Henry D. Edward Hallam,

Agnes.
born November born August
14, 1875.
3. 4.
5.
6.
7.
William Caldwell,
Eleanor. Douglas.
27, 1878.
Margaretta.
1875, and married Lulu Irene, daughter of Herbert Waltrem and Emily Salvina (Stickn(iy) Smith. She was born in Albion, Mich. He is teller of the JMerchants Loan and Trust Co., of Chicago, 111.; lived in Cincinnati, Ohio, until 1894, and has since lived in Downer's Grove, 111.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2.6. 5. 2. 2. Edward Hallam Huntington, born November 14,

28, 1901, in
May
Downer's Grove,
111.,
They are Episcopalians.
CHILDREN, BORN IN DOWNER'S GROVE,
1.
441
ILL.
2.
Stanley Hallam, born April 21, 1902. Douglas Edward, born April 3, 1907.
X. 3. 3. 3. 3. 6. S. 2. 3.
William Caldwell Huntington, born August

nati, O.;
27,
1878, in Cincin-
married, June
9,
1906, in Hinsdale,
111.,
Harriette Katherine, daugh-
ter of
June
1,
John Estcourt and Mary Elizabeth (Ballard) Earle. She was born 1881, in Chicago, 111. He is a clerk. They live in Hinsdale, 111. children.
1. 2.
Earle Caldwell,
born February
1,
8,
1907.
Eleanor, born October
1908.
1.3.3.3.2.6.
John Caldwell Huntington,
Cincinnati, O., September 5,
6.
8,
born February
1819; married, in
1848, Mary, daughter of Jethro and
Mercy
She was born in Brooklyn, N. Y., November 28, 1827. He was in the queensware, glass and cutlery business for many years, in Cincinnati, O.
Mitchel.
CHILDREN.
1.
Elizabeth Mitchel, born July

ried,
5,
1849, in Cincinnati, O.; mar-
June 14, 1881, in Cincinnati, O., Edmund, son of Moses Maynard and Eliza (Damon) Rice. He was born December 2, He was commissioned as Captain in 1842, in Cambridge, Mass. the Nineteenth Massachusetts Volunteers, July 25, 18G1, and as Colonel of the same regiment in July, 1864. He received three brevets, viz., CajJtain, Major, and Lieutenant Colonel, for gallant and meritorious service at the battles of Antietam, Gettysburg and The Wilderness. After the war, in July, 1866, he was apjx)inted First Lieutenant in the Regular Army, and rose to
the rank
of
Brigadier
General.
He
died July 20, 1906, in
Greenwood, Mass.
* 9
3.
4.
5. 6.
DwiGHT Williams, born August 9, 1851. Kate Tallman, born November 5, 1853 died. Mitchel, born May 2, 1856; died October 19, 1861.
;
John, died
in infancy.
Mary,
born
May
10, 1865.
8.
Grace, born May 10, 1865. Frederick Green, born August
18, 1871.
442
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 6.
6.2.
DwiGHT Williams Huntington, bora August 9, 1851; married, April 9, 1890, in New York City, N. Y., Mary Josephine, daughter of Charles Edmund and Josephine (Marsh) Shade. She was born October 4, 1865, in
New York
He
City.
graduated from Yale College in 1873.
He
studied law in Cincinnati,
and was admitted to the bar in April, 1875, and practiced in that city, with some success, for many years. In the spring of 1881 he conducted the repubIn the lican campaign in Cincinnati, as chairman of the city committee. autumn of the same year he was elected by a large majority to the Ohio House of Representatives. His term lasted two years, and on several occaIn 1885 he was nomisions he presided over the deliberations of the House. nated by the republicans for prosecuting attorney of Hamilton County, but his
opponent got the office. He was always interested
in field sports
and published some works on those subjects, 1901, had made many landscapes and pictures
color.
and natural history, and wrote illustrated by himself, and, by

of the shooting fields in
water
art.
Ultimately he abandoned the practice of law to devote himself to

lives in
He now
1.
Yonkers, N. Y.
CHILDKEN.
Josephine, born April
27, 1891, in Cincinnati, O.
2.
3. 4.
John Caldwell, born July 7, 1894, in Fernbank, O. DwiGHT Williams, born June 16, 1896, in Fernbank, Clara Louise, born June 29, 1901, in Ligonier, Penn.
1.
O.
3.3. 3.2. 6. 6. 7.
born
Grace (Huntington) Buckland,

O.; married,
lotte
May
10, 1865, in Cincinnati,
November
18,
1896, George, son of
(Boughton) Buckland. Mr. Buckland is in the artificial gas business. He is a graduate of the law He has lived in Fremont, and school of the Cincinnati College, May, 1886. Cincinnati, Ohio; Michigan City, Ind.; and they now live in Jacksonville, Fla.
Ralph Pomeroy and CharHe was born, August 18, 1859, in Fremont, O.
children.
1.
Mary Huntington,
Ind.
born March
21, 1896, in Cincinnati, O.
2.
Charlotte Boughton, born
April 27, 1905, in Michigan City,
1.3. 3.3. 2.6. 6. 8.

Frederick Green Huntington, born August
O.; married, April
17,
1895, in
Holly Springs,
Miss.,
Frances Crawford,
is
daughter of Franklin B. and Elizabeth Reise (Jones) Shuford.
He
is
a graduate of the Cincinnati
Law
School, 1893, and
now an
in-
surance manager.
They
live in Cincinnati, O.
CHILDRKN.
1.
443
2.
Frances, born August 14, 1907, in Cincinnati, O. Helen Chatfield, born August 4, 1909, in Cincinnati, O.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 6. 7.
8, 1821, in Norwich, September 2, 1851, in Cincinnati, O., ]\Iary Elizabeth, daughter of tlie Rev. Samuel Johnston. She was born in Middletown, Conn.. and died January 26, 1857. He married, second, October 13, 1862, in Greenwich, Conn., Mary Henderson, daughter of Joel Lindsly, d. d., of Greenwich, Conn. She died in June, 1863. He married, third. May, 1874, Sarah Louise, daughter of Dr. Alexander Le Baron Monroe. She was born May 23, 1842. He was in the real estate business. He moved from Norwich, Conn., to Cincinnati, O.; then to Asheville, N. C, where he died April 10, 1904. He was a Presbyterian. CHILDREN.
William Coit Huntington, born September

first,
Conn.; married,
1.
2.
Samuel Johnston, born July 20, 1852. Sarah Williams, boi-n August 2, 1854;
lives in Asheville,
N. C.
3.
Mary
Elizabeth, born January
17, 1857; died in
September, 1860.
4. 5.
Le Baron Monroe, born July 1, 1875. Albert Tracy, born March 8, 1878, in Cincinnati, O.; married May 24, 1914, in Jersey City, N. J., Mrs. Gertrude E. Childs,
daughter of Arthur
S.
She was born April
21, 1888.
and Etta Elizabeth (Topping) Westfall. They live in Brooklyn, N. Y.
1.3.3. 3. 2. 6. 7. 1.
Samuel Johnston Huntington,
liam Clark and
born July 20, 1852, in Cincinnati, O.;

1856, in
married, April 17, 1884, in Cincinnati, O., Miriam Louise, daughter of Wil-
Mary
Ellen
Hawes.
She was born, September
5,
Lynn, Mass.
He was
a graduate of Yale College in 1875, and of the Military
Academy
at
Ossining on the Hudson.
there was in the mercantile business.
there became business manager of real

terian
to
He lived in Cincinnati, and while He moved to New York, N. Y., and estate. He was Elder in the Presbytwo years, before removal York. Mrs. Huntington AVest Orange, N. J., in 1915.
Church
York.
at College Hill in Cincinnati, O., for
New
He
New
was
living with her daughter, Mrs.
Whyte,
in
CHILDREN, born IN
1.
NEW YORK
CITY, N. Y.
Edith Le Baron, born

1915.
^Vfarch 8,1885; lived in Brooklyn,
N.Y.,in
2.
William Clark,
City, in 1915.
born December
19, 1889.
10,
1886; lived in
New York
3.
Helen, born September
444
,
1.3. 3. 3. 2. 6. 7.
Helen (Huntington) ^YHYTE,
City; married,
1.
3.
February
J.
22,
1913,
born September 19, 1889, in New York Arthur Groves Whyte. They reside at
West Orange, N.
1.
CHILD.
Arthur Groves,
born December
12, 1914.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2.
6.7.4.
July
1,
Le Baron Monroe Huntington, born

married January 29, 1913,
in
1875, in Cincinnati, O.;
New York
City, Daisy Annette, daughter of
George Bronlow and Jane (Revington) Rivington. She was born December 15, 1889, in Albany, N. Y. He graduated from Kimball Union Academy, Meriden, N. H., in 1894 entered Dartmouth College the same year with the class of 1898, but did not He was on the staff of the Springfield, Mass. Union for one year o-raduate. He has been since March, 1897, previous to coming to New York in 1897.
paying
teller in
the Riverside Bank,
New York
City.
He
has lived in Cincin-
nati, O.,
Norwich, Conn., Springfield, Mass., and now
lives in
New York
City.
He
is
an Episcopalian.
CHILD HEN.
1.
Dorothy Muriel,
in
2.
Mar-jorie Le Baron, born August
31, 1914, in
New York City. New York City.
1.3.3.3.2.6.8.
Frederick Gilbert Huntington, born August 18, 1826, in Norwich. Conn.; married May 31, 1859, in Cincinnati, O., Mary Louise, daughter of Lowell and Mary Roberts (Drennan) Fletcher. She was born February 20,
1839, and (lied October
cinnati.
2,
He
died in 1905, in Cin-
children.
1.
jMahy Pierson, born February

in Cincinnati,
13, 1862,
and died
]\Iay 14, 1863,
O.
1864.
29,
2. 3.
Helen Fletcher, l)orn February 13, Lowell Fletcher, born November

lie
is
He
a real estate broker, and a graduate of Harvard College. lived in New York from 1897 to 1902, and in Cincinnati, O.,
lie
is
from 1902 to 1915.
a Presbyterian.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 6.
8.2.
24, 1864,
Helen Fletcher (Huntington) Chatfield, born October

in Cincinnati, O.; married, April 9, 1889, in
Cincinnati,
O., Albert
Hayden,
son of William
ber
3,
1859;
is
Henry and Mary (Desiree) Chatfield. a merchant, and lives in Cincinnati, O.
He was
born Novem-
CHILDREN, BORN IX CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1.
445
Frederick Huntingtox, born
April
2,
1890.
2.
3.
William Haydf.n, born January 26, 1893. Albert Hayden. born January 10, 1900.
1.3.3.3.3.
Lucy (Huntington) Tracy,
ried
born
May
28, 1722, in
Norwich,
Ct.,
mar-
June
10, 1743, Elislia, son of
Capt. Joseph and
Mary (Abel) Tracy.
He
was a distinguished physician of Norwich, and was born May 16, 1712. She died October 12, 1751, INlrs. Tracy united with the church in 1742. and her husband married again, April 16, 1754, Elizabeth Dorr, and had nine more children. children.
1. 2.
Lucy, born July
20,
1744
11,
married Dr. Philip Turner.

;
Alice, born October
1745
married Elisha Leffingwell, and had

1747, and died in 1825, unmarried.
a family of four sons and six daughters.

3.
4.
Lucretia, born September Lydia, born December 26,

Boston.
5,
1749, and married Alvan Fosdick, of
5.
Philura, born September

3. 2. 1.).
30, 1751,
and married Samuel
(1. 3. 3.
1. 3. 3.
3.4.
Lydia (Huntington) Fitch, born October 27, 1735, in Norwich, Ct.; married August 22, 1754, Jabez Fitch, m.d. He was born May 23, 1728, in He became a physician of considerable eminence; Newent Parish, Norwich. He and was chosen January 25, 1771, as deacon of the Canterbury church. was the grandson of Major James of Canterbury, and great grandson of Rev. James, the first pastor of the Norwich church. Mrs. Fitch united with the church in Canterbury in 1760. She died at Vergennes, Vt., April 4, 1803,
and her husband at the home December 19, 1806.
of his son. Dr.
Chauncy
Fitch, in Sheldon, Vt.,
children.
1.
Perez, born September
5,
1755, and died next day.

26, 1756
;
2.
Ebenezer, born Septeml)er

dent, of Williams College.
the founder, and
first presi-
3.
4.
5. 6.
Lydia, born October 9, 1758, and lived ten months. Lydia, born June 14, 1760; married Dr. Elisha Perkins, of Lisbon. Abigail, born June 24, 1762, and lived nine months. Jabez Gale, born March 20, 1764. He was a colonel, and for
twelve years United States Marshal for the district of Vermont,
under Washington and the elder Adams.

7.
8.
Sarah, born April 28, 1766 married the Rev. Dr. Green. Anna, born February 3, 1768; married the Rev. Daniel C. Saund;
ers, of
Medfield, Mass.
446
9.
Chauncy, born January

Vermont.
17,
1771; he was a physician of Sheldon,
10.
Samuel, born March

Vermont.
3,
17 73.
He was
a merchant in Burlington,
11. 12.
Lucy, born March 24, 1777. Alice, born June 2, 1781 married the Rev. Dr. Coggswell, of Canterbury, and was the mother of Dr. Mason F. Coggswell, of
;
Hartford a graduate of Yale

surgeon, and of Samuel.
of Dr.
James, of N. Y., an eminent

not a graduate,
in large
Her husband, though
was a well-read physician, and medical students resorted to him for instruction.
numbers
1. 3. 3. 4.
Joshua Huntington, born

Perkins.
his wife, in
in
Norwich, Conn., December
30, 1698,
and
married, October 16, 1718, Hannah, daughter of Jabez and
Hannah (Lathrop)
As
in
He was
1727.
admitted to the church in Norwich, at the same time with
He
seems to have been a very active business man.
stated in the sketch of
James
(1. 3. 10.)
he was one
of the
most forward
commencing the new settlement at the Landing. " twenty-five square upon the water on the west
north side of Lieut. Lathrop's grant,
the conveniency to be laid out by
if it
He was
side of
allowed to take up
Point, on the
Rocky
;
be there to be had
not pi-ejudicing
James Huntington and Daniel Tracy." He was highest on the list of subscribers to the bridge built in 1737, over the Shetucket to unite Norwich and Preston, an enter})rise in which none but moneyed men in that day could engage. In his successful lousiness career commenced that family distinction and wealth, which, at the opening of the Revolution, had placed his two surviving children at the head of the aristocracy, even of He died August 26, 1745. His wife who was their own aristocratic town.
born
in 1701, died, also, in 1745.
CHILDREN, BOHN IN NORWICH, CONN.

*
1.
2. 3.
4. 5.
Jabez, born August 7, 1719. Jedidiah, born February 1, 1721-2, and died May 12, 1725. Andrew, born October 2, 1724, and died January 14, 1739. Lydia, born March 15, 1727.
Zachariah, born November

and
to the
18, 1731.
He
never married.
His
death, which was lamented as a great loss both to his family circle
community, occurred
in 1761.
In a letter to his brother

of college in
Jabez, his nephew Jedidiah, then a

bridge, thus speaks of
member
I reelect
Cam-
him
"
When
upon the pleasure

1
and delight
took in his comjtany and conversation,
cannot
only
think of parting with him.

care, but. Sir,
I
My
sorrow, alone,
is
not
my
am
grieved for you,
who have
lost so
all
loving a
ac-
brother, as well as one so high in the esteem of
who were
quainted with him."
1. 3. 3. 4. 1.
Jabp:z Huntington, born August
uated at Yale College, 1741.
7,
447

first,
and grad-
He
married,
Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel
and Elizabeth (Tracy) Backus, January 20, 1741-2. She was born February 21, 1721, and died July 1, 1745; when he married, for his second wife, Hannah She was born July 23, 1726, and died Williams, of Pomfret, July 10, 1746. March 25, 1807. He was elected, in 1750, a member of the general assembly
of his native state,
and
for
many
years represented his native town to the uni-
versal acceptance of his fellow citizens, presiding, often, over the deliberations
of the lower house.
Early after his graduation he entered into the West India
trade, and, by an honorable

of
and elKcient
Inisincss career, laid the foundations
At the commencement of our Revowner of a large amount of shipping, which of course was very gi-eatly endangered by the rupture with the mother land. But his patriotism prevailed over his commercial and pecuniary ambition. He cheerfully sacrificed his property and consecrated himself and his family to the cause of independence. He was one of the most active of the committee of safety during the war and in the September session of the assembly for the year 1776, he was appointed one of the two major generals from Connecticut, for the militia of the state, David Wooster being the other; and on the death of
one of the amplest fortunes of that age.
olution he was the
;
Wooster, from a wound received in tlie skirmish with the British, retreating from Danbury, in April of the next year, he was appointed major general over
the entire Connecticut militia.
of
His great exertions, made for his country's cause, during those tryino' years our national history, together with the great pecuniary losses which, in such a struggle, were inevitable, were too much even for his strong mind and vigorous frame.
As
it
the pressure of the early ex(!itement and indispensable action
passed away,
was soon seen how

"
greatl}' they
had impaired
his physical
and
mental powers.
all
On
finding himself disabled from ])ublic service, he resifned

of his life in retirement, at his seat in
his offices,
and spent the remainder
Norwich.
He was
seized with a fatal complaint, in February, 1779, and after
a gradual decline of
more than seven years, he died October
5,
1786."
Gen. Huntington was a church

in 1741.
It
man
of religious principle, having united with the

said in the funeral
sermon delivered over mentioned for the information of this assembly." It is also stated in a note appended to the sermon, " he sustained an amiable and worthy character in the domestic relations and private walks of life." One other passage from that sermon, deserves transcribing for this notice " As the train of melancholy distress which brought him to his end, probably originated from his painful and unrehis remains,
was very justly

great
"That a
man
is
fallen in this Israel, need not be
mitted exertions for his country, in the time of danger; his country, surely, will not withhold the tear of grateful sorrow, but pay deserved respect to his
memory, and teach succeeding generations

his urn, to say,
'
to revere his dust;
and
as they pass
there
lies
the
man who devoted
his all to the jjublic good;
who
448
sacrificed
Ills
ease, his health,
and eventually his
life, to
serve and save his
country
'."
CHILDREN, JiORN IN NORWICH, CONN.

* * *
*
1.
2.
3.
4. 5.
6.
7.
*
* *
Jedidiah, born August 4, 1743. Andrew, born June 21-2, 1745. Joshua, born August 16, 1751. Hannah, born July 3, 1753, and died September Ebenezer, born December 26, 1754. Elizabeth, born February 9, 175 7.
27, 1761.
Mary,

l)orn
8.
Zaciiariah,
November
2,
1764.
1. 3.
graduated at Harvard College
3.4.
1. 1.
4,
Jedidiah Huntington, born August

in 1763,
1743, in Norwich, Conn.; "was
with distinguished honor.
The
social
rank of
it
his family
is
evinced by the order of his

list
name on the
college catalogue,
being the second on the
of his class, above that of Josiah Quincy.
The
After
Master's degree was also conferred on him by Yale College in 1770.
the close of his academic course, he engaged with his father in commercial
pursuits, and, with the
approach of the struggle for independence, became
noted as a Son of Liberty, and an active captain of the militia. Promoted to the command of a regiment, he joined the army at Cambridge, April 26, 17 75,
just a
week
after the battle of Lexington.
His regiment was part of the force

;
detailed for occupying Dorchester heights
and, after the evacuation of Bos-
ton by the British, marched with the
army
to
New
York.
He
entertained the
During the year 1776, he was at New Y'ôrk, Kingsbridge, Northcastle, Sidmun's bridge, and other posts. In April of that year, he helped repulse the British at Daubury, Conn., assailing the enemy's rear, and effecting a junction with his fellow townsman, Arnold. In March, 1777, Roger Sherman writes that Col. Huntington was recommended by Gen. Washington as a fit person for brigadier, but that Connecticut had more than her share. On May 12 of that year, he was promoted to that rank,
commander-in-chief, on the way, at Norwich.
Sherman states, " at Gen. AAâshington's request." In July, he joined Gen. Putnam at Peekskill, with all the Continental troops which he could collect; whence, in September, he was ordered to join the main army near Philadelphia, where he remained at headquarters, at AVorcester, AVhippin,
as Mr.
Marsh, Gulph Hills, etc. In November, on the information of the enemy's movement upon Red Bank, he was detached with his brigade, among Having other troops, to its relief, but Cornwallis had anticipated them. shared the hardships of his comj)anions in arms at A^ alley Forge, through the
AVliite
winter of 1777-8, he, together with Col. AVigglesworth, was, in March, appointed by the
the loss of forts
Commander in Chief, "to aid Gen. McDougall in inquiring into Montgomery and Clinton, in the State of New l''ork and
;
into the conduct of the principal ollicers conmianding those posts."
In May,
Le was ordered with
cessively, at
hills,
449
his
brigade to the North River, and was stationed sucSjiringfield, Short-
Camp
Reading, Highlands, Neilson's Point,

etc.
Totowa, Peekskill, West Point,
In July, he was a
member
to
of the
court martial which tried Gen. Charles Lee for misconduct in the battle of
Monmouth
and
in
September he
sat
upon the court of inquiry

Tn
whom was
May, 1783,
referred the case of Major Andre.
December
of
1780, his was the only
Connecticut Brigade that remained in the service.

at a
On
the 10th of
he was appointed one of a committee of four to draft a plan of organization, which resulted in their reporting, on the 13th, the ConOn the 24th of June, Washington stitution of the Society of the Cincinnati.
meeting of
officers,
writes that the
army was "reduced
to a
competent garrison for AVest Point
Patterson, Huntington, and Greaton being the only brigadiers

it,
now
left
with
the
besides the adjutant general."
At the
close of the
war he received
brevet rank of major general.
His greatness was rather intellectual and

in existence a
moral than physical, as there
is
memorandum
August
19,
of the weighing
;
of several revolutionary officers at
West
Point,
Washington weighed 209 pounds, Gen. Lincoln,

Huntington, 132.
224, Gen.
when Gen. Knox, 280, and Gen.

1788
On
retiring from the
army he resumed
business in his native town, and
was successively chosen

States.
sheriff of the county, treasurer of the state,
and dele-
gate to the state convention which adopted the Constitution of the United
In 1789, he was appointed by President Washington collector of the

at
customs
London, then the port of entry for eastern Connecticut and which office he retained under four administrations, and resigned shortly before his death. He died in New London, September 25, 1818, where his remains were first interred, though subsequently transferred
Connecticut
river,
New
to the family
tomb at Norwich, At the age of twenty-three, he made a public profession of religion, and was for many years, an officer and pillar of the church of which he was a mem" His munificence, for its profusion, its uniformity, its long continuance, and for the discretion by which it was directed," was pronounced, "without an
ber.
example, or a parallel, in his native state."
His
first
wife was Faith, daughter of Gov. Trumbull.
She died
at
Ded-
ham, Mass., in December of 17 75, on her way to the camj). Two of her brothers, one of them the distinguished paintei', were associated with her husband She left a son. in the war, of which her father was one of the main supports. His second wife was Ann, daughter of Thomas Moore, who was born in
New
York, received his education
at
commercial pursuits in
tired with his family to
to the city,
his native city, at the
Westminster school, London, engaged in approach of the Revolution re-
West
Point, and, driven thence

in the
by
violence, returned
where he occupied a place
custom house through the war.
He
died at the house of his daughter, in Norwich.
Her brother was
the late
venerable Bishop Moore, of Virginia.

the spot
20
Her
uncle Stephen was the proprietor of
now occupied by our
national military academy, which Gen. Ilunting-
450
She survived her husband, and was
ton advised should be established there. the mother of seven children.
CHILDREN, BOKN IN NORWICH, CONN., WITH THE EXCEPTION OF JABEZ.

*
1. 2.
Jabez, born September
17, 1767.
3.
4.
* * *
5.
6.
7.
Elizabeth Moore, born January 20, 17 79, and died unmarried, March 3, 1832. Ann Channing, born October 9, 1780. Faith Trumbull, born Oct. 7, 1782, married Benjamin (1.3.9.6.6.) Harriet Smith, born July 24, 1784. Joshua, born January 31, 1786.
Daniel, born October
17, 1788.
4,
* 8.
Thomas, born December
1793.
1.3.3.4.
1. 1. 1.
Jabez Huntington, born September 17, 1767, in Lebanon, Conn. He graduated at Yale, 1784, having spent his boyhood and youth with his materHe married, first, nal grandfather, the ekler Governor Trumbull, of Lebanon.
December
29, 1809, 12, 1792, 36.
Mary, daughter
of Peter
Lanman.
She
died,
September
aged
He
married, for his second wife, October 21, 1810, Sarah,
an elder sister of his first wife, wlio was born December 20, 1765, and died She was remarkabh' for her intelligent and cheerful February 19, 18.50. piety, during the twenty years of blin(hiess, through which she was called to He was a man of very marked qualities. Quick in reaching a concluj)ass. sion, he was as positive and persistent in adhering to it, and as earnest in maintaining
it.
He
was eminentl}- conscientious

it
also, so that,
if
he found himself
at
at
fauU, he would acknowledge
as readilyjas detected.
He was
;
one time con-
nected with the Episcopal church or society in Norwich yet, at length, he united with the Congregational church, and of which he continued a useful
member, and became an
efficient
deacon.
He was
army
induced to accept the

raised by the elder
office
Adams. but soon left the service. He was at one time president of the Norwich Bank, and treasurer of the Norwich Savings Society. He died in Norwich, August
of major in the Connecticut regiment of the
16, 1848.
children, born in nokwich, conn.

*
1.
2.
3.
Jedidiah, born September 15, 1794. Faith Trumble, born September 20, 1796.
4.
Peter Lanman, born October 13, 1798, and died May 19, 1802. Sarah Lanman, born June 18, 1802, nian-ied, July 21. 1833, Rev.
Eli Smith, D.
Syria.
d.,
the eminent American missionary at Beyrout,
The memoir of
this gifted
and truly christian member of the
family has been worthily compiled and written "by her brotherin-law, the Rev. Dr.
Edward Hooker.
The memorial
is
a just
tribute to her great excellence
451
;
and usefulness
its
careful study
could but be grateful and profitable to every one wlio bears her
name.
Doing good
to others,
would, I think, most exactly express

its
her life-work from early childhood to

live for others.
close.
She early ac-
quired a mastery over every form of self-seeking, that she might
At
the age of eighteen, with a consideration
UHUsual with one of her years, she deliberately consecrated herself to the service of
Christ.
"I
am
anxious," her correspond-
ence
jioor
testifies,
"to
fill
up
in
life
with usefulness, that
God may be
honored."
In the sabbath school of her own church, among the

her
and unfortunate
own
neighborhood, with the remsj)iritual
nant of the neglected Mohegan Indians, for whose
and
temporal good she unweariedly
toiled,
in
her sympathy and
cheerful labors for the unfortunate Greeks during their struggles,
and
for the perishing heathen of a foreign land, she equally exlife.
hibited this leading aim of her
And
spirit.
she was anxious that her
kindred might possess the same

"If the
is
of
She says of them all, numerous Huntingtons are useful in their generation, it little consequence whether they are conspicuous."
In fulfillment of this most earnest desire of her heart she engaged, as early as the year 1827, in an effort to secure the se
cular and religious instruction of the Mohegan Indians a small remnant of that tribe still left upou the West bank of the Thames, some five miles below Norwich. Here, with much praying and toil, she established a missionary school, both for the week-day and the sabbath and with the aid of two such kindred spirits as Miss Breed of Norwich, and Miss Raymond of The nature and Montville, she accomplished a good work. method are best exhibited in her own words: "Seated in my little missionary apartment, which serves for parlor, bedroom, kitchen, schoolroom, and chapel, I have composed myself to the sweet employment of answering your good and long letter. I have a school of eighteen or twenty, including four adults, one man, two married women, and a 'Squasisse.' They come at half-past nine and stay until four, having half an hour's intermission and we carry on arithmetic, mUlinery,
; ;
tailoring, &c., besides the ordinary avocations of a school.
All
government of untutored, untamed beings, nearly exhaust my powers, during the day; and at evening I have work But I am quite satisfied. I to fit and my 'profession' to study.
these, with the
came here
for their benefit

is
and not
to please myself.
Our
sabis
bath school
nearly twice as large, embracing whites, and
kept up four hours of the sabbath, besides an intermission.

leave
home Sunday morning and
return the next Sunday even-
452
iug,
and Miss Raymond does the same,
so
we
are both here on
the Sabbath."
She i)ersevered in had secured a ehapel and an apj)ro|)i-iation from Congi-ess of five hundred dollars towards a house for a permanent teacher, and an annuity of four hundred for his support. But more than this. She had won the confidence and affeclabors here unrewarded.
Nor were her

lier
enhsting
friends in the measure, until she
tionate regard of the neglected children for
whom
she labored.
Well and truthfully did
hei- early
friend, Mrs. Sigourney, thus
embalm
in her sweet verse these labors.
I the murmured echo of thy name, From yon poor forest-race ? 'Tis meet for them To hoard thy memory, as a blessed star.
Hear
For thou
didst seek their lowly homes,
and
tell
Their sad-browed children of a Savior's love,
And
of that clime where no oppressor comes.
Cold winter found thee there, and summer's heat, Though, perchance, a sneer AVith zeal unblenching.
Might
curl
its
some worldling's
lij),
'twas not for thee
To
note
language, or to scorn the soul

or to tread
Of the neglected Indian,
Upon
the ashes of his buried kings
As on a loathsome weed. Thy own fair halls Lured thee in vain, until the hallowed church Reared its light dome among them, and the voice Of a devoted shepherd, day by day,
Called back these wanderers to the sheltering fold
Of
a Redeemer's righteousness.
less
Nor
in the
truthfully, or with
less
grace, did the
lit.
Rev.
Bishop Lee of Delaware, allude

bration, in Norwich, in
to these labors for the Indians,
address which he delivered at the great bi-centennial cele1859.

of
1
quote from memory, yet
am
sure
I re])ort
the
spirit
the
touching record.
angel's alacrity she entered on this work.
"With an Where strong men
would have shrunk back,

hesitated."
this
fair
and delicate woman never
But another field of labor was j)repare(l for her, when she was no longer needed here. Just two months after her marriage she embarked at Boston for Malta, on her way to Syria, the missionary field to which she had cheerfully consecrated the remainder of her days. The sami' })rayerfulness, the same affectionate consideration toward her parents and friends, and the same intelligent preparation for her work, which had previously made
453
her so useful and acceptable, were in this most important and trying decision no less apparent. On the 28th January 1834,
she reached Beyrout, her future home.
Here, for about two
years and a half, she was permitted to enjoy the labors of the Early and late, each day, in season and successful missionary.
out of season, wherever she might be, she
was ever
at the
work
which she loved. She came to feel each half hour sacred to some While in Beyrout, she was, at the special and useful service. same time, engaged in learning the language, in teaching a school, in aiding her husband in preparing manuscript for the press, and in superintending the needed domestic arrangements
of her large household.
But she was not destined

land.
to a long service in this

left
heathen
in
Her
health ha\'ing given out, she
Beyrout
June,
1836, with her husband, to visit Smyrna.
On
the passage or-
curred an event which, while
it
illustrated the simplicity
and
strength of her faith, aggravated the symptoms of her disease.
Off to the north of Cyprus their vessel struck upon a reef, and they were obliged to trust themselves to the long-boat, by which they were at length safely landed on the uninhabited coast of Asia
Minor.
From
this
sandy beach, they were next morning removed,

in
by a lumber boat from Damietta, of Selefkeh. Here, for about
Egypt, to the deserted harbcjr

she was exposed to
five days,
burning sun and the
chill
air of night alike,
with scarcely the
defenses of ordinary clothing, this having been
much
of
it
lost
by the wreck. One sabbath and one birth-day she thus spent. Yet this dying woman found, even then, occasions for gratitude. She had, it is true, none of those comforts which had before blessed her natal days the presence of her dear friends, and
the bountiful tokens of their love; she
of food, or the comfort of a place for rest
had not even a sufficiency but she had sources of

;
joy which sustained her; even there, angels, no doubt ministered

to her.
That
lone,
and we should
say, desolate sabbath, brought,
as she herself testified, to her, -a feast of fat things.'.
From
his
pulpit of stones, the Rev.
Mr. Wynne, who had also shared their "Never," fate in the shipwreck, read from the English Liturgy. she said, "did I so realize the beauty of that formulary, and its
value under such circumstances."
At length, on the sixth day after they had been wrecked, they were taken off; and on the 13th of July they were landed at Smyrna. But her disease had now assumed a positive form. It was rendered certain that her lungs were too much diseased and the succeeding weeks only the to admit of her recovery more confirmed the fears of her husband, as they gradually carOn the 7th of August she was ried her doAvn toward her end.
;
454
removed
In
to
HUNTINGTOX GEXEALOGY.
Boojah, a village some five miles from Smyrna.
in Christian joy, she
Here, in resignation and
awaited her end.
communion with her
Savior, in pleasant
memories
of dear
and in spirit-longings for the communion of sainted friends, who had already gone above, she had great delight; until she was called, herself, to all the glory and joy of a Christian's final triumph. She had finished her life-work she had given up all she had clung to on earth she had nobly resigned her earthly interest in her devoted and loved husband, and she was ready to go. Too weak to utter words for human ears, she spoke her last benediction in the sweet smile which lighted up her face, as with the radiance of her new home, in Heaven. An appropriate monument marks the place of her interment, in a quiet spot in the village where she died, on which this record
friends in other lands,
;
;
may be read "To benevolent efforts for

native city
tants,
;
the youth and the ignorant of her

of its aboriginal inhabi-
for the neglected
remnant
5. 6.
and for the benighted females of Syria, she devoted all her ardent, expansive, and untiring energies, as a servant of Christ, until, sinking under missionary labors at Beyrout, she was brought hither, and died in triumphant faith, September 30, 183G, aged 34." Edward Boylston, born June 18, 1806. Peter Lanman, born September 16, 1809, and graduated at Yale
College, in 1828. During his junior year he
became the subject

all
of
revival which then occurred in college, and with
the earnestlife
ness of his
Christian,
ardent nature devoted himself to the

to the
of a
and
work of preparation
Sarah
for the ministry.
The
memoir
of his sister
L., states, that "for the
purpose of
obtaining means to prosecute his professional studies, and also

for the benefit to
be derived
to his
own
character, he went to
in a
Natchez, Miss., to engage in the labors of a private tutor

family."
But he was not to succeed in this leading aim of his A fall which he had received before going South, had heart. seriously affected his sjjine, and soon began to show its results upon his entire nervous system. He was forced to abandon his professional studies, and return home again, to linger awhile in great suffering, until death should come to his relief. He died, solaced with all the most precious ministries of his beloved home, and of his unwavering faith, December 24, 1832.
1.3. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 1. 1.
Jedediah Huntington, born September
15, 1794, in
Norwich, Conn.;
married, in July, 1833, in Norwich, Conn., Rebecca Munroe, daughter of Ben-
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jamin and Sarah (Otis) Snow. She was born June 11, 1806, in Norwich. She He married again, February 15, died September 3, 1838, in Norwich, Conn. 1841, in Norwich, Happy, daughter of Newcomb and Sarah (Branch) Kinney. She was born September 24, 1798, in Norwich, and died July 7, 1867, in Norwich, Conn.
He was
ests,
a graduate of Yale College, 1814.
and was a traveler in his younger days. They were Congregationalists.
He had several business interHe died December 6, 1870.

1. 2.
Sarah Lanman, born April 23, Mary Hampton, born July 8,

wich, Conn.
1835,
and
lives in
Norwich, Conn.
7,
1836; died June

1838; died
1861, in Nor-
3.
Joseph Otis, born August

Norwich, Conn.
18,
November
15, 1841, in
1.3.3. 4.
in
1. 1.
1.2.
Faith Trumbull (Huntington) Hooker, born September 20, 1796, Norwich City, Conn.; married, October 10, 1821, the Rev. Edward W. Hooker, d.d., at one time professor of theology in East Windsor Theological Seminary. She died May 5, 1850.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary Lanman,
born October
8,
1822
married Rev. Posen Clark

1824; married.
of Hartford, Wis.,
2.
and had three children.

16,
Faith Huntington, born November

1846, the Rev. E.
children.
I.
May
11,
Montague of Summit, Wis., and had two

10, 1827,
3.
Elizabeth Peck, born February

1849.
and died December
21,
4.
5. 6.
Elias Cornelius, born July
9,
1832.
6,
Sarah Huntington, born Edward, born October 31,
April
1837.
1835.
1.3. 3. 4.
Conn.; married, June
6,
1. 1. 1. 5.
born in June, 1806,
in
Edward Boylston Huntington,
Norwich,
1832, in Norwich, Sarah
Ann,
(1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 6. 3.)
daughter of Rev. Joshua and Susan (Mansfield) Huntington.
June
She was born She died February 14. 1907, in Norwich, Conn. He was a merchant, and lived in New York, N. Y., in Springfield, and Boston, Mass., from 1850 to 1870. He died in Norwich, Conn., in June, 1875. They were Congregationalists, and Mr. Huntington was for many years a deacon in the Eliot Church, in Roxbury, Mass., and afterwards, in the Broadway Church in Norwich, Conn.
23, 1813, in Boston,
Mass.
456
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
Peter Lanman, born June 8, 1833 probably Susan Mansfield, born June 22, 1835. Edward Trumbull, born February 22, 1837
;
lost at sea.
died
May
23, 1837,
in
4.
New York
Y.; died
City.
Edward Newton,
N.
born September
27, 1861, in
14,
1838, in Poughkeepsie,
October
5. 6.
Mary Lanman,
ried,
born March 23, Frederic Jabez, born December
Koxbury, Mass. 1842; died January

6,
1,
1911.
1844, in Boonton,
N.
J.;
mar-
February
1,
1882, in Norwich, Conn., Frances Ella, daugh-
and limily (Norton) Blackstone. She was born Manchester, Eng., and died in January, 1912. He entered Yale College in 1865, but did not graduate. He has lived in Boston, Mass., and New York, N. Y^., and has traveled for many years. His residence is in Norwich, Conn.
ter of lôrenzo
November
13, 1851, in
7.
Elizabeth More, born July

the
14. 1851, in Dorchester, Mass.; died
same day.
1.
3.3.
4. 1. 1. 1. 5. 2.
22, 1835, in
Susan Mansfield (Huntington) Perkins, born June
New York
Brown, son
7,
City; married, January

of
4,
1860, in Boston Highlands, Francis
Benjamin and Jane (Lawrence) Perkins. He was born August She died in Sonoma, Cal., May 16, 1879, Mr. Perkins was a clergyman, and held pastorates in Montague, Jamaica Plains and Stockbridge, Mass., Sonoma, San Diego, and San Lorenzo, Cal. He was a graduate of Williams College, 1854, Andover Theological Seminary, 1858. In the Civil War he was Chaplain of the 10th Mass. Volunteers; enlisted October, 1863 discharged July, 1864. He was previously an agent
;
of the U. S. Christian Commission.
Mr. Perkins married again, and died

1906.
in St.
Helena,
Cal.,
November
14,
children.
1.
Sarah Huntington,
born August 24, 1862, in Roxbury, Mass., and resides in Oakland, Cal.; married, January 23, 1915, Louis Beauchamp, son of Emile Bernard and Mary Ida (Smith) Wishar.
Plains,
2.
3.
Jane Lawrence, born in 1864, and lived sixteen months. Frances Lawrence, born October 22, 1866, in Jamaica
Mass.; died
May
26, 1907, in
Oakland, Cal.
25,
4.
Helen Mansfield,
born August
in
1870, in
Jamaica Plains,
Mass., and resides in Oakland, Cal.

5.
EinvARD Huntington, born

Mass.
1874; died in 1876, in Grantville,
6.
Benjamin, born November
19, 1878, in
Sonoma,
Cal.
457
1.
3.3.4.
1. 1. 3.
Ann Channing (Huntington) Richards, bom October 9, 1780, in New York City, N. Y.; married, November 25, 1800, in New London, Conn., Peter, son of Guy and Hannah (Dolbeaif) Richards. He was born in July, 1778, in Washington, Conn. Mr. Richards was a merchant, and lived in New
London and Plymouth, Conn., and Oxford, N. Y.
his wife died
tionalists.
He
died June 17, 1863, and
January
9,
1857, in Washington, Conn.
They were Congrega-
CHILDREN.
1.
Henry Augustus,
born November
14,
1801
married Julia A.
Houghton, of Montville, Conn., and had ten merchant, and died in 1855.
*
2. 3.
childi'en.
He was
Wolcott, born June 15, 1803. Channing, born May 2, 1805. He married and had
four children.
He was
4.
a bookkeeper.
Ann Huntington,
James McLane,
born September
2,
1807
married Rev. Dr.
5.
They had six children. Eliza, born October 18, 1809; married James Houghton, of Boston and Brookline, Mass. They had seven children.
of Williamsburg,
N. Y.
6.
7.
Peter, born October 28, 1811; married, first, Josephine Swift, of Brooklyn, N. Y. They had six children. He married, second, Sarah Swift, of Geneva, N. Y. Both wives were daughters (jf Gen. Swift. Mr. Richards was a merchant, and died in 1892. Hannah, born August 10, 1814; married Rev. Ephraim Lyman, of Washington, Conn. They had six children. She died in
1904.
8.
2,
1818.
He was
a minister, and lived in
Boston, Mass., where he was pastor of the Winter St. Church,
9.
and in New Haven, Bridgeport, and Litchfield, Conn., where he was pastor of the First Congregational Church. He was married, and had four children. He died in 1870. Jedediah, born September 22, 1822; married Julia Leavitt. He was a physician, and lived in Cincinnati, O., New York, N. Y., and Washington, Conn. They had no cliildren. He died in
1871.
1.3. 3.4.
Wolcott Richards,
ana Cordelia Twiggs.
Mansfield Strong
1. 1. 3. 2.
15, 1803;
married May 22, 1827, IndiAfter her death he married, May 24, 1841, Susan
born June
(1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 6. 1.),
widow
of Charles
H., son of Joseph
Strong, of Norwich, Conn.
his practice in Brooklyn,
Dr. Richards graduated from the Yale Medical school in 1825, and began N. Y. He removed to Cincinnati, O., in January,
458
1828, and was at the head of his profession there for 1859,
many
years,
and
until
when
his health giving out,

settled in
he was compelled
to retire.
After a year of
travel in
Europe he
bury, Mass., thence to
New York
Waltham, Mass. He removed in 1866 to RoxCity, where he lived with his uncle, Guy
Richards, until his death, October 21, 1871.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Charles Augustus Lewis, born March

Ohio.
30, 1830, in
Cincinnati,
2.
Harriet De Witt,
1854.
born August
6,
3.
Susan Huntington, born November

ber
3,
16, 1854,
and died Decem-
1854.
1. 3.
3.4.
1. 1.
3.2.
1.
cinnati, O.
Charles Augustus Lewis Richards, born March 30, 1830, in CinHe received his early education at the Woodward high school
and the E. S. Brooks private school in Cincinnati. In 1845 he entered Yale and was graduated in 1849 with the degree of a. b. After leaving Yale he began the study of medicine at the Cincinnati Medical College, and continued his studies at Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia, where he received the degree of m. d., in 1852. In 1853 he married, at Sandy Hill, N. Y., Emma Weston. His wife died a year after the marriage, and shortly afterward he gave up his medical practice and entered the Theological Seminary of Virginia, where he was a student from 1855 to 1858. lie was ordained deacon immediately after leaving the seminary in 1858, and a year later was ordained a priest of the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
He
received the degree of d. d. from Griswold College.
Immediately after his ordination he was sent to St. James Church, Great Harrington, Mass., as rector, where he remained until 1861. At that time he
was transferred
to the
Church
of the Saviour at
West
Philadelphia and served
there as rector until 1865.
In 1865 he was placed in charge of Trinity Church,

until
Columbus, O., and served there

rector of St. John's.
1869,
when he came
in
to
Providence as
While rector
he married
of the
Church
of the Saviour
West
Philadeljihia in 1863
She was born May 7, 1841. "After an illness of short duration Rev. C. A. L. Richards, d. d., rector emeritus of St. John's E])is6opal Church, died at his home, Providence, R. I.,
Mary
AVhite Wiltbank.
March
20, 1914, in the 84th
year of his age.

to retire
While delicate health had forced him

John's on Easter Monday, April
8,
from the rectorship of
St.
1901, he had always taken an active in-
terest in the Providence Public Library, of

last
which he was a trustee, and up
to
week he had attended
regularly the meetings of the board of trustees of
the library.
459
He
bus, O.
took charge of St. John's on December
2,
1869, coming from Colum-
years of
At that time the parish was small, but at the close of his thirty-one active work as rector, it had become one of the largest and most
city.
important Episcopal parishes in the
While he was rector the parish house was built, and it was the largest in the city. Missions were established by him, and
additions
at that time
institutional
made
to the
work
of the parish.
it
became necessary for the first time in the history appointed, and in 1892 Rev. Joseph Hutcheson was chosen for the position. He was succeeded after six years of work by Rev. Henry Bradford Washburn. Rev. William Austin Smith succeeded Mr. Washburn and was assistant rector at the time of Dr. Richard's
of the parish that an assistant rector be
As
the work increased
resignation.
When
the
title
the vestry of the church accepted the resignation of Dr. Richards
of Rector Emeritus was conferred upon him.

as his successor.
Rev. Lester Bradner
was appointed rector
still entertained a deep interest was always sought in matters of importance concerning the conduct of its affairs. He was also deeply interested in the work of Rhode Island Hospital, of which he was for many years a
The
rector emeritus after his retirement
in the welfare of the parish,
and
his advice
trustee.
St.
John's
is
one of the oldest

that, in
1
jiarishes in the State,
and
it is
recorded in
an old document
like Christians."
722, the
parish voted "to get a minister and live

built that year.
wooden structure was
The
present struc-
ture was built under the leadership of

built in 1893.
Dr. Crocker.
The
parish house was
In its early history the church was known as the King's Church and was founded directly through the influence of the Church of England's society for
the propagation of the gospel in foreign parts."
CHILDKEN.
*
1.
2.
3.
Ethelind, born August 10, 1867, at Columbus, O. Guy, born December 30, 1868; died September 29, 1869. John Wolcott, born March 15, 1871, at Providence, R.
ried July
9,
I.;
mar-
1912, Grace O'Hara.
She was born July
18, 1871;
4.
* *
5. 6.
and they are living in New York City. Makgaret Weston, born July 20, 1873. Dorothy May, born March 23, 1877.
Elizabeth Leigh, born April
1,
1878.
1.3. 3. 4. 1.
1.
3.2.
1. 1.
Ethelind (Richards) Gardiner, born August 10, 1867, at Columbus, O.; married Charles Carroll Gardiner, November 8, 1900. He was born January 23, 1863. They reside in Providence, R. I.
460
CHILD.
1.
Charles Carroll, born June
28, 1905.
1.3.3.4. 1. 1. 3.2. 1. 5. Dorothy May (Richards) Keacii, born May

June
18, 1909,
23,
1877; married
I.
William Frederick Keach.
They
reside in Providence, R.
children.
1.
Mary, born
July
9,
1911.
2.
Dorothy, born Augusts,
1912.
1.3.3.4.
1.
1.3.2.
I. 6.
Elizabeth Leigh (Richards) Shurtleff, born April 1, 1878; married, November 14, 1910, Albert Dewey Kegan Shurtleff, of Boston, Mass.
He
is
a minister of the Unitarian faith, and they reside in
Wayland, Mass.
child.
1.
Elizabeth Leigh.
1.3. 3. 4. 1. 1.5.
Harriet Smith (Huntington) DeWitt,
born July 24,
1784,
in
Norwich, Conn.; married September 18, 1806, in New London, Conn., John De Witt, who was a prominent citizen of Norwich, where the family lived. He died April 2, 1848, at the age of sixty-seven, and his wife died September
(J,
1849.
children.
1.
2. 3.
Harriet Richards, born July Henry, born May 19, 1810.
31, 1808,
and died young.

Horatio Barstow,and
Martha,
born June
second, a Mr. Converse.

4.
5. 6.
7.
Mary, who married
a Cogswell.
8.
Ann, who married a Hutchins. Joshua, married in Cincinnati, O. Susan, who married a Butler. Harriet, who married a Wild.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 6.
Joshua Huntington, born

graduated at Yale
in
.January 31, 1786, in Norwich, Conn., and
1804.
He
married,
in
1809, Susan, daughter of Rev.
Achilles Mansfield, of Killingworth, Conn.

college course, for his correct
He was
remarkable, during his
and gentlemanly deportment.
His classmate
461
and chum during the sophomore year, Dr. McEwen, late of New London, speaks of him as a young man of " very acceptable address, both private and
public," as having "constitutional discretion,"
revival of religion occurred in college during his
became a
subject.
He
very soon decided to
and "good common sense." A sophomore year, of which he devote himself to the work of the
life.
ministry, and this henceforth was the aim, or business of his
habit of
stammering had been contracted, which threatened to interfere with this purpose; and at length his embarrassment was such as almost effectually to discourage his attempts. But so firm was his conviction of his duty, and so earnest his desire to do good in the work on which he had set his heart, that he set himself to the <laily task of reading, and re-reading with steadiness, long passages, until
he completely
ti'iiunphed.
After his graduation, he
commenced
he
with several young
men
the study of
theology under the guidance of Dr.

in those days, in the
Dwight; and after leaving
New
Haven, as was customary
sought the instruction and training which were to be found

pastoral duties of the private pastor.
study and
Such a school he enjoyed
in the family
of Rev. Asahel Hooker, Goshen, Conn.; and here he laid a good foundation
marked success which attended his brief but most useful ministry. At the early age of twenty-one he commenced preaching, and from the first, though exceediugly youthful in appearance, both the manner and the matter of his discourses were such as to secure the approval of his hearers. The memoir which appeared in the " Panoplist," for December, 1820, will exhibit the brief ministerial career and Christian character of Mr. Huntington, better than anything which can now be written. It is a tribute, penned by one who knew well, and who highly prized the subject of it. It is the worthy testimonial of a personal affection, which would forever embalm " those amiable and desirable qualities, on which the eye dwells with unmingled satisfaction." " Few young men have been received with more de. The memoir says cided marks of approbation on their first entering the pulpit; yet we never heard that it produced in him any indication of vanity. This we consider as a most remarkable triumph of good sense and piety over the love of distinction. During the year that Mr. Huntington j)reached as a candidate, the people in each of several vacant parishes were desirous of obtaining him for their minister. He received two formal invitations on the same day, one from the Old South church, Boston, and the other from the Congregational church in Middletown, Conn. About the same time he received an invitation from another church in a pleasant and populous town. The unanimity with which these calls were offered, by the most respectable congregations, in different parts of the country, is proof that the person to whom they were addressed was a youth
for the
:
of distinguished promise.
"After serious deliberation, and with the most judicious advice, he accejited
the invitation from the Old South church, and was ordained as colleague pastor
with the late Rev. Dr. Eckley, May 18, 1808. " He had not quite completed the third year of his ministry, when the senior pastor was suddenly removed by death, and the weight of a large church
462
and congregation rested upon him. Though deeply feeling his increased responsibility, he was not disheartened, but continued his faithful labors with alacrity and zeal. "In the steady, noiseless, conscientious discharge of his official functions, did this good man persevere, without any remarkable era in his life, till he Avas summoned to an early tomb. His progress was that of increasing usefulness, and extending reputation, and a most evident preparation for a better world."
while he was returning
*******
His death occuri-ed in Groton, Mass., at the residence of Rev. Dr. Chaplin, homeward on a journey for his health, on Saturday,
September 11, 1819. His widow survived him but a little more than four years. She was born in Killingworth, Conn., January 27. 1791, and died in Boston, Thursday, December 4, 1823. The "Memoirs" of this gifted and beautiful woman was prepared by the Rev. Dr. B. B. Wisner, her pastor, and passed through several It is a worthy memorial of a sainted and most lovely character, and editions. occupies, as was predicted by the Rev. Dr. Gordon, of Edinburg, in his commendations of the work, for the
first
Edinburg
edition, " a high place
among
works of Christian biogra])hy."
CHILDREN, BORN IN BOSTON.

1.
Susan Mansfield, born September

Charles H. Strong, of
10,
1810;
died.
married,
first,
New York
City,
who
She married
the second time, Wolcott Richards, m. d., of Cincinnati, Ohio.
(See
2.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 3. 2.)
Joseph Eckley, born February 11, 1812, and graduated at Yale, in 1832, his name having, after his youngest brother's death,
been changed
to
Joshua.
He
has pursued a professional course
of study, both in
medicine and theology.
He
graduated in medi-
cine at Yale College, in 1837, and from 1838 to 1845 he was in
the United States naval service as assistant surgeon.

for several years
in the city of
He was
boys
engaged
in teaching in a private school for
Brooklyn, N. Y.
From 1864
to
1876 he was a
clerk in the U. S. Treasury Department, Washington, D. C.
He
died
was at
first
member
of St. John's Episcopal
Church
in
Wash-
ington, but in his later years
was a Roman
his
Catholic.
Ho
March
23, 1900.
He
in
spent
much time during

collection
leisure
list
for
several years
family.
Huntington embraced about two thousand of the descendants of the two Huntingtons who were pioneers in the settlement of Norwich, and was of very great value in tl)e congathering material for a genealogical
of the
The
struction of the genealogy of the family, published in 1863.

3.
Sarah Ann,
ington (1.
born June
23,
1813; married Edward Boylston Hunt-
3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 1. 5.).
4.
463
and died September
25,
Elizabeth Moore, born March

1821.
6,
1815,
5. 6.
Mary,
born September 23, 1816

2,
married Jedidiali
(1. 3. 9. 6. 6. 1.)
Joshua, born December
1819, and died
August
25, 1821.
1.3.3.4.1.1.7.
Mary Hallam, daughter
of Capt.
17, 1788, in
Norwich, Conn.; gradufirst,
ated at Yale in 1807, and studied theology.
He
married,
July
21, 1812,
Gurdon Saltonstall, and great granddaughter He was ordained in October of the same year, of the governor of that name. as the third minister of the Congregational church in North Bridgewater, Mass., in which office he continued until his health compelled him to abandon
it
in 1832.
While
3,
there, his wife died in 1822.
He
married, for his second
wife, October 28, 1823,
Alma, daughter of Benjamin French, of Boston, who
died June
1837; after which he married, for his third wife,
November
1,
1841, Sarah Sayr Rainey, of
New
London, who was living
in 1863.
The Connecticut
Historical Society's Library contains four sermons or ad-
dresses written by Mr. Huntington; and a
poem on
religion delivered before
the United Brother's Society, of Providence, R. L; and
"The Triumphs
of
Faith," before the Porter Rhetorical Society of Andover.
He
also
prepared a
lished b\ the
own daughter, Mai'\- Hallam, which was pubAmerican Sunday School Union. He delivered also one of the He died in addresses at the anniversary of the PUgrim Society of Plymouth. New London, May 21, 1858. The following extracts from the tribute to the worth of this good man, found in the Congregational Year Book for 1859, devery acceptable memorial of his
serve a ])lace in this faniil\ memorial
'
His
first
settlement in the ministry continued twenty years, and was atspirit
tended from time to time with the demonstration of the

so that great
and with power,

After a temladies in the
numbers were added
to the Lord.
porary respite from pastoral labors, he gained sufficient strength to gratify his
fine literary taste in the instruction of successive classes of
}
oung
higher branches of an educational course, while lesiding in

city of his birth
New
London, the
usefully
and death.
In this employment, combined with occasional
preaching, as returning health permitted, seven years passed
away
and pleasantly.
his first entrance
But
his heart
earned
for a return to the labors of his love at
of his original church
life; and receiving an earnest call from a portion and congregation, to take charge of them in the Lord, he clieerfully consented to the arrangement, and was received not only by them, but by the original church, and by all the churches and pastors who had known his going out and coming in in former years, with open arms. After passing thirteen years in this section of his former field, winning souls to
on public
Christ and making glad the hearts of all by his tender love and faitlifulness, he obtained permission to retire to the home of his youth, and pass the evenThe separation ing of his days amid the scenes of his earliest aspirations.
"
464
occasioned
"
many
tears
and much
anguisli of
îpirit
to all concerned, tlioiigli
rendered imperative by the providence of God.
From
that day, tor about six years,
till
near the time of his departure,
lie
continued to preach the gospel, 'in season and out of season' as the 'open
door was set before him,'
all
the while 'setting his house in order.'
At the
moment when
spirit,
his niastei- called him,
he was
'
diligent in business, fervent in
serving the Lord;' preaching his last sermon to the mission church in
just four
Mohegan,
"
weeks before the messenger
of
death met him.
The
physical sufferings of his last da}s were very great, owing to the
his faith
complicated disease which, with fierce strength, assailed the delicate frame; but and ])atience failed not no complaining or murmuring word fell from * * * 'Po his mind was clear and unclouded to the last. his lips
; ;
the aflf'ectionatc daughter
who was
for the
trying to ari-ange the jjillows for his aching

;
"
head, he said
if
'
Let me go,
lie
he would not
and day breaketh down, he answered, 'Lay me down

'
to another,
in Jesus'
who asked
arms, other
'
To a brother, according to the Hesh, who said to him, I refuo-e have 1 none.' hope ôu can say with the Apostle, I know in whom I have believed,* he reI am persuaded that he is able to keep that plied, after a moment's pause, which I have committed to him against that day.'
'
CHILDRKN.
1,
jNIauy IIallam, born June 20, 1813, and died February 20, 1820.
This
Her little girl gave pleasing evidence of early piety. memoir, written by her father, was published by the American
Tract Society.
*
* *
2.
3. 4. 5.
6.
Anne Moork, born December 28, 1814. Hannah Sage, born August 26, 1816.
Charles French, born December 15, 1824. William Saltonstall, born September 25, 1828. Mary Hallam, born September 25, 1828, and died November
1831.
21,
7.
Alma
Louisa, born December

born September
30, 1895.
23, 1830,
and died December

in
21,
1834.
8.
Mary Alma,
Conn.,
13, 1834,
and died
New
London,
March
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 7. 2.
born in Brockton, Mass., DeHebard, of Windham, Conn., Alfred April 1841, married 20, cember 28, 1814; He was a civil who was born May 10, 1811, and graduated at Yale in 1832. She died in eno-ineer, and died at New London, Conn., September 21, 1896.
Anne Moore (Huntington) Hebard,
Red Oak, Iowa, November

days.
8,
1915, aged 100 years, eleven months, and ten
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
465
Augustus Huntington,
Mary
born June 21, 1842. Saltonstall, born June 3, 1847; living
in
Red Oak, Iowa,
in 1915.
Two
other children died previous to 1857.
1.3.3.4.
1. 1.
7.2.
1.
in Burlington,
St. Louis,
Augustus Huntington Hebard,

Mr. Hebard died June
21, 1910,
born June 21, 1842,
Iowa; man-ied Alice Adelaide, daughter of George Partridge, of
Mo.
child.
*
1.
Alfred Partridge,
born December
16, 186
7.
1.3.3.4.
1. 1.
7. 2. 1. 1.
in
Alfred Partridge Hebard,

mire, of St. Louis,
New
Lon-
don, Conn.; married April 19, 1897, Daisy, daughter of
James Hamill BrookMo.
Mo.
an attorney at law, and resides child.
in St. Louis,
Mr. Hebard
is
1.
Alfred Partridge,
born July
3,
1905, in St. Louis,
Mo.
1.3.3.4.
ried,
pell.
1.
1.7.3.
;
Hannah Sage (Huntington) Chappell,

November
10, 1841, Franklin, son of
10, 1813, in
He was
born October
born August 26, 1816 marEzra and Wealthy (Arnold) ChapNorwich, Conn. Mr. Chappell was
a merchant, and a banker.

1906, in
He was
a graduate of Rutgers College, 1835.
He
3,
New
London, Conn.
His wife died November
New
London.
children, born in
*
1.
new LONDON,
CONN.
*
*
2.
3.
Frank Huntington, born February 4, 1843. William Saltonstall, born April 16, 1847. Alfred Hebard, born May 12, 1849.
1.3. 3.4. 1.1. 7.3. 1.

4, 1843, in New LonLondon, Catherine Gertrude, daughter of Gilbert and Catherine (Delaney) Bishop. She was born November 29, 1849, in Montville, Conn.
Frank Huntington Chappell,
born February
don, Conn.; married June 17, 1873, in
New
466
tugs and barges,
Mr. Chappell is in the business of towing and transportation of coal by and wholesale and retail coal and lumber business, in New London, Conn. They are Congregationalists.
CHILDREN, BOHN IN
*
*
1.
2.
NEW LONDON,
2,
CONN.
Minnie Huntington, born August
28, 1874.
Robert Bishop,
Ballou Almy,
born August
1876.
7;
3.
Donald, born November

of"
30, 187
married October 28, 1903, Lydia
Norwich, Conn.
They
live in
New
London,
Conn.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Harold, born September 27, 1879; lives in Sierra Madre, Cal. Marion, born February 5, 1882 lives in New London, Conn. Laurence Arnold, born July 16, 1883. Frank Huntington, born September 25, 1885; lives in New Lon;
don, Conn.
1.
3.3. 4.
1.
1.7. 3.1.1.
28, 1874, in
in
Minnie Huntington (Chappell) Schultz, born August
New
London, Conn.; married September 29, 1910, Rudolph Schultz, of New York, where they live.
child.
1.
Murray
Hill,
N.
J.,
Carl
Carl Huntington,
born
May
13, 1913, in
New
York.
1.3. 3.4.
Robert Bishop Chappell,
married September
1. 1. 7. 3. 1. 2.
born August
2,
1876, in
New
London, Conn.;
28, 1904, in Noi*wich, Conn.,
Elizabeth Camp, of that city.
They
reside in
New
London.
children, born in
1.
new LONDON,
1905.
CONN.
2.
3.
William Blackstone, born July 17, Harriet Camp, born July 26, 1906. Robert Bishop, born April 2. 1910.
1.3.3. 4.
Ct.;
1.
1.7. 3.
July
1.
6.
Laurence Arnold Chappell, bom

married September
19, 1906, in
ri'side.
16. 1883, in
New
T>on(lon,
New
London, Elizabeth Norkett Prentis,
of
New
London, wliere they
child.
1.
Laurence Arnold,
born July
1,
1908, in
New
London,
Ct.
UUMTINGTON GENEALOGY.
467
1. 3.
3.4.
1. 1.
7.3. 2.
born April 16, 1847; married London, Ct., Isabel Norton, daughter of Christopher and Ellen (Harris) Culver. She was born November 2, 1849, and died
William Saltonstall Chappell,

2,
November
1868, in
New
September 25, 1914. Mr. Chappell is in the real estate and insurance business in He was an aide on Governor Morgan G. Bulkeley's staff Ct. half years, with the rank of colonel.
New
for
London, two and a
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Anne Huntington, born January 24, 1872. Edward, born March 29, 1874; married April
Selma, of Groton, Ct.
15, 1907,
Josephine
3.
4.
Alfred Saltonstall, born May Tsabelle Sage, born August 26,
9,
187 7.
1880.
1.
3.3. 4. 1.
3,
1.
7.3.2.
1.
24,
Anne Huntington (Chappell) Baker,
born January
1872, in
New
London, Conn.; married April Mass. She died August 9, 1914.
1905,
James Timothy Baker,
of
Adams,
CHILD.
1.
Mary
Saltonstall, born February
26, 1906.
1. 3.
3.4.
1. 1.
7.3. 2.3.
born
Alfred Saltonstall Chappell,
May
9,
1877, in
New
London,
Conn.; married October 26, 1898, Adelaide Palmer, of
New
London.
CHILDREN.
1.
Daniel
2.
H., born December 20, 1900. Elizabeth, born June 28, 1902.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1.
London, Conn.; married April
7.3.2.
4.
26, 1880, in
IsABELLE Sage (Chappell) Lufler, born August

3,
New
1902, Forrest D. Lufler, of Stafford Springs.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Nancy, born February 5, 1905. William Chappell, born February
25, 1909.
468
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 7. 3. 3.
Alfred Hebard Chappell,
born
May
12, 1849, in
New
London, Conn.;
niarried April 14, 1875, in Ni-w London, Conn., Adelaide Estelle, daughter of
George T. and Lucretia (Turner) Shepard. She was born November 8, 1856. Mr. Chappell was in the wholesale and retail coal business, and always lived in New London. He died August 4, 1912. He had held various State
and City
offices,
Chappell resides
and was Treasurer for the Conn. College for Women. in New London, Conn.
Mrs.
children.
1.
Frank Valentine,
born February
12, 1876;
married June 20,

1905,
1904, Carol Simpson.

2.
George Shepard, born January
2,
187
7;
married October
4,
Amy W.
3.
Beard.
23, 1878; died
Philip Arthur, born September
January
6,
16, 1882.
4.
Henry C,
born April 27, 1880; married April
1904, Constance
5. 6.
M. Morgan. Ruth, born January 11, 1883; died March 11, 1883. Edith Marie, born May 21, 1884; married October
Kyle
Sheffield.
28, 1903,
W.
7.
Thomas Huntington,
born April 13, 1885; died March

April 14, 1889.
6,
1902.
8. 9.
Theodore, born November 21, 1886; died Alfred Hebakd, born August 9, 1892.
members
of this family reside in
All the living
New
London, Conn.
1.
3.3.
first,
4. 1. 1. 7.4.
15, 1824,
Charles French Huntington, born December

Bridgewater, Mass.; married,
INIaria Burrell.
in
North
June
30, 1846,
in
Portland,
She died March

7,
22, 1854, in Philadel[)hia, Pa.
Mc, Abby He married,

12.
second, October
1875, in
New
London,
Ct.,
]\Liry
Daniel William and Emily (Chappell) Douglas.

1836, in Waterford, Ct.
She was born Ft-hrnary

Brookline, Majis.
died in
He was a bookkeeper, and lived in Boston and New London, Ct., January 12, 1907. He was a
of the
Ik-
Congregationalist, and
was clerk
Haward
Churcli in Brookline, Mass.
children.
*
1.
Alma French,
born
May
14,
184 7.
2.
Emily Douglas,
1.3. 3. 4. 1.
line,
1. 7.
4. 1.
14, 1847, in
Alma French (Huntington) Fowler, born May

Mass.; married June
7,
Brook-
1871, in Brookline, Mass.,
Frank Fowler.
469
1.
Alma Huntington,
She died
born September
12, 1872, in
Yonkers, N.Y.;
married, in December, 1900, in Brookline, Mass., Frank Kent.
May
3,
1903, in Brookline, Mass.
1.
3.3. 4.
1. 1. 7.
4.2.
27, 1881,
Emily Douglas (Huntington) Harwood, born January

in
London, Conn.; married, October 17, 1907, in New London, Conn., Ernest Monroe, son of Pliny Monroe and Oril Addie (Wetlierby) Harwood. He was born March 30, 1878, in West Stafford, Conn.
New
Mr. Harwood is assistant secretary and treasurer of the Marine .Iron Works. Mrs. Harwood graduated from Smith College in 1902, and served as assistant secretary of the Young Woman's Christian Association at Binghampton, N. Y., one year, general secretary' of the Passaic, N. J., Y. W. C. A., two years, and state secretary for Tennessee and Kentucky two years. They lived in West Stafford, Conn., and moved to New London, Conn., in 1895, and
now
live there.
CHILDREN, BORN IN
1.
NKW LONDON,
CONN.
Ernest Monroe,
born July 30, 1908.

12, 1912.
2. 3.
Douglas, born September 7, 1910. Elizabeth Huntington, born May

1.
3.3.4.
1. 1. 7. 5.
William Saltonstall Huntington, born September 25, 1828, in North Bridgewater, Mass.; married, May 24, 1854, in North Abington, Mass., Lucy Otis, daughter of Valentine and Jane (Churchill) Erskine. She was born October 26, 1833. Mr. Huntington was an accountant and bookkeeper, and lived in North Bridgewater, Campello, and South Abington, Mass., and New London, Conn. He was a private in the war of the Rebellion, Co. I, 1st Mass. VoL Cavalry, and Co. I, 4th Mass. Vol. Cavalry. He enlisted September 13. 1861, and was discharged September 24, 1864. Early in 1861 Mr. Huntington, believing that every man at the North,
able to bear arms, should be prepared to take the field at short notice, for the
preservation of the Union, began to
drill
in
military tactics the
members
full
of
the civil organization to which he belonged.
Later he recruited a
com-
pany, expecting to join a regiment of infantry then being raised in the State.
Governor Andrews, not being ready at that time to accept this company, and young men becoming impatient, Captain Huntington disbanded his company, and enlisted as a private in Co. I, 3rd Battalion, 1st Mass., Vol. Cavalry, many following his example by enlisting in various regiments. This battalion later was detached from the regiment by order of the War Department, and became the Independent Battalion, Mass. Cavalry Volunteers, and as
the
470
such became famous for
ttUNTINGTOX GENEALOGY.
its
bravery.
In April, 1862, Mr. Huntington was
detailed for duty at headquarters of the 10th
Army
Corps, then doing duty in

for
the Department of the South.
Here he remained
montlis, with Generals Hunter, MifcheU, Gilraore, Birney, Brooks
performing dangerous and arduous duties,

generals commanding.
lived in
two years and six and Terry, and winning the high esteem of the
His wife
He
I.,
died in Boston, Mass., April 24, 1892.
Newport, R.
in 1915.
CHILDREN.
1,
Daniel Hebard, born March

South Abington, Mass.
4,
1855; died October
1,
1855, in
2.
Adelaide Hebard,
died July
7,
born February 16, 1856, in Campello, Mass.;
1865, in South Abington, Mass.
3.
Maky Alma,
born July 21, 1860.
4.
William Hunter,
born January
7,
1862.
1.3.3.4.
Mary Alma (Huntington)
Mass.; married, June 16, 1886, in
1.
1.7. 5. 3.
Stone, born July 21, 1860, in Cami)ello, London, Conn., Jerome, son of Francis Solomon and Elizabeth (Whitmarsh) Stone. He was born April 2, 1860, in Mr. Stone is a wholesale produce merchant, and moved from Scriba, N. Y. Scriba, N. Y., to Kalamazoo, Mich., when about eight or nine years of age, and
New
still
lives there.
They
are Episcopalians.
children.
1.
Jerome Huntington,
born March 29, 1888; died August

17,
31,
1888, in Kalamazoo, Mich.

2.
Eaul Huntington,
born December
1889; died
August
27,
1906, in Kalamazoo, Mich.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 7. 5. 4.
William Hunter Huntington,

ington, Mass.; married,
first,
born January
7,
1862, in South
Ab-
October
27, 1882, in
Boston, Mass., Rosa Louise
Latham, who died April 7, 1883, in Newport, R. I. He married, second, December 26, 1894, in New York, N. Y., Amelia Jane, daughter of Henry and Caroline Roberts (Berryman) Rowe. She was born JNIarch 8, 1867, in Scales
Mound,
111.
He
macist,
is
a pharmacist, and served as such through the war with Spain.

4,
He
joined the U. S. Navy, January
1880, and was retired with the rank of Pliarto active

15, 1910,
June
8,
1903.
On
service February 28, 1905,
own application was again ordered was detached from active service, April
his
and
is
now on
the retired
list
of officers, with
I.
rank of pharmacist.
They
are
Unitarians, and live in Newport, R.
CHILDREN, BORN IN NEWPORT,
1. 2.
471
R.
I.
Ruth, born October 31, 1895. Valentine Erskine, born June
17, 1897.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 8.
Thomas Huntington,
married,
first,
born December
October
6,
21,
1818, in
New
4, 1793, in Norwich, Conn.; London, Conn.; Elizabeth Colfax.

1,
She was born June
1797, and died April

17,
1830, in Brooklyn, Conn.
He
1831, in
Brooklyn, Conn., Pauline, daughter of
Moses and Milicent Clark. She was born in Brooklyn, Conn., July 12, 1798, and died February 24, 1869, in Akron, O. He was a clergyman and a physician, and a graduate of Middlebury College. He served through the War of 1812. He lived in Norwich and New London, Conn., and moved to Brooklyn, Conn., where he died December 3, 1867. They were Baptists.
CHILDREN, born IN BROOKLYN, CONN.

*
1.
Ann Elizabeth,
born December
19, 1819.
2.
Mary Whiting,
Brooklyn, Conn.
born July
2,
1821
died January
2,
1824, in
3.
4.
5.
Harriet, born January 10, 1823. Charlotte Stoddard, born May 19, Henry, born in 1829; married in 1856,
1825.
in
Providence, R. L,
Anna
Dyke, daughter of Charles N. and Charlotte J. (Hetherington) Pond. She was born in 1836 in Providence, R. I. He was secretary and treasurer of Mollins College, Winter Park, Fla., where he died June 11, 1896. He was clerk and treasurer of the town for a long time also clerk and treasurer of the Congregational Church. Mrs. Huntington resides in Winter Park,
;
Florida.
6.
Louisa, born February Conn.
15,
1832
died July
7,
1839, in Brooklyn,
*
*
7.
Emily Clark, born October

;
22, 1833.
8.
9.
10.
George, born November 5, 1835. Thomas, born May 25, 1838 died, April, 1863, in Franklin, Tenn. He was a soldier in the Civil War, in the Union army. John Clark, born August 22, 1842; died December 6, 1906, in Dallas, Tex. He was a soldier in the Civil War, in the Union
army.
1.
3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 8. 1.
in in
Ann Elizabeth (Huntington) Clark,

Brooklyn, Conn.; married October 22, 1838,
Brooklyn, Conn., Charles, son
472
of
Moses and Miliceat (Skinner) Clark. He was born in Brooklyn, Conn., and was married once previous to this marriage to Tabitha Palmer. Mr. Clark was a merchant, a farmer, and a graduate of the Brooklyn, Conn, academy. He was a deacon in the Second Congregational church in Norwich, Conn., where the Rev. William Gulliver was pastor, and later was deacon in the Congregational church in Brooklyn, Conn. He lived in Norwich and Brooklyn, Conn., and in Providence, R. I., where he died. His wife died February 28, 1899, in Cedartown, Ga.
CHILDREN.
1.
19, 1839, in
I.,
Norwich,
Conn.; married, in 1872, in Providence, R.
Adah
Ellen
Owen.
He
R.
enlisted in Battery A, R.
I.,
I.
Light Artillery, at Providence,
in 1861.
He was
in the battles of Bull
Run, Cub Creek,
Fairfax Courthouse, Cold Harbor, Hanover Court House,

chanicsville,
Me-
* *
2.
3.
Seven Pines, Chickahominy, Savage Station, and Malvern HiU. They had one child who died in infancy. Edward Colton, born in 1841. Annie Elizabeth, born September 16, 1844.
4.
Mary Colfax,
born
I.,
in
Brooklyn, Conn.,
in 1851,
and died
in
Providence, R.
5.
in 1864.
George Huntington,
in
born
in 1858, in Providence,
R.
1.;
married
in Mobile, Ala., Rosalie Heustis.
They have two
boys, and live
Birmingham, Ala.
1.3.3.4.
Edward Colton Clark,
Providence, R.
Civil
T.,
1. 1. 8.
1.2.
married in
tlie
born
in 1841, in NorAvich, Conn.;
Jennie, daughter of Benjamin filadding.
He
enlisted in
War
as a ninety days
man.
He
died in JNIinneapolis, Minn., in 1874.
children.
1.
Mary,
died in infancy.
in
2.
Jennie, married the Rev. George E. Benedict, and resides

town, Ga.
Cedar-
They have
five children.
1.3. 3. 4.
1. 1.
8. 1. 3.
16, 1844, in
Annie Elizabeth (Clark) Jenkins, born September

wich, Conn.; married, July 28, 1874, in Minneapolis, Minn.,
of
Nor-
Henry
Clay, son
George and Hannah (Morgan) Jenkins. He was born in Reaver Meadow, May 1, 1844. Mr. Jenkins was in the iron business, but later became a They live in Boonton, N. J. printer and publisher. They are Presbyterians, and Mr. Jenkins has been Elder in the Church
Pa.,
for forty years.
CHILDREN.
1.
473
married, January
21,
born
May
20, 1875, in
Boonton, N.
J.'
1899, in Boonton, N. J.,
James Blair
Boon-
Cochran.
ton,
2. 3.
They were
missionaries to China, under the Presby22, 1912, in
terian Board.
Mrs. Cochran died September

10, 1876, in
N.
J.
Mary Hale,
born December
Boonton, N. J.
J.
4.
5.
Emily Huntington, born September 18, 1878, in Dover, N. Jeannie Cooper, born December 1, 1882, in Boonton, N.-J. Annie Gwendolen, born March 28, 1888; died October 3,
in
1888,
Boonton, N. J.
1. 3.
3.4.
1. 1. 8.
3.
Harriet (Huntington) Coggeshall,

lyn, Conn.; married,
March
10, 1846,
born June 10, 1823, in BrookWilliam A. Coggeshall. They lived in
Providence, R.
I.,
and Brooklyn, Conn.
Mrs. Coggeshall died
in
Emporia,
Kansas, April
4, 1895.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
4.
Anna, born William. Arabella. Ada.
in
January 1847.
1.
3.3. 4.
1. 1. 8. 4.
19, 1826, in
in
Charlotte Stoddard (Huntington) Clark, born May

Brooklyn, Conn.; married April 10, 1846,
sun of John and ISIartha (Bates) Clark.
lie
Brooklyn, Conn., John Hezekiah,
was born
May
6,
1822, in Ply-
mouth, Vt.
Mr. Clark was a manufacturer

died
lived in Providence, R.
I.,
and moved
to
Minneapolis, Minn., in 1868, and died there in February, 1872.
Mrs. Clark
November 22, 1905, in Minneapolis. They were Congregationalists, and His grandfather, Daniel Clark, was a Mr. Clark was Deacon in the Church. member of the regiment recruited by Jedidiah Huntington, and served with him in the Battle of Bunker Hill, and elsewhere.
children.
*
*
1.
2.
3.
John Bates, born January 26, 1847. Elizabeth Huntington, born July 4, 1853. Frederick Arthur, born February 22, 1856;
Excelsior, Minn.
I.
died in 1872, in
These children were born in Providence, R.
474
1. 3. 3. 4. 1.
1.8.4.
1.
born January 26, 1847, in Providence, R. I.; marSeptember 28, 1875, in IMinneapoIis, Minn., Myra Almeda, daughter of Jotham Graves and Almira Philura (Converse) Smith. She was born January 28, 1853, in Stafford, Conn. He is professor of economics in Cohimbia University and Director of the Division of Economics in the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He is a graduate of Amherst College, 1872. He studied at Heidelberg University 'and Zurich College, and has degrees conferred upon him by Amherst College, PH.D., and ll.d.; by Princeton College, ll.d., and by the University
ried,
John Bates Clark,
of Christiania, ll.d.
He
is
member
The
of the
Swedish Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences; ex;
president of the American Economic Association

of Wealth," "
author of "
The Philosophy
Distribution of Wealth," " Essentials of
Economic Theory,"
and other works.
He
lived in Providence, R.
I.,
until 1869, in Minneapolis, Minn., to 1877,
in Northfield,
Minn., to 1882, in Northampton, Mass., to 1893, in Amherst,
Mass., to 1895, and
now
lives in
New
York, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1.
2. 3.
Frederick Huntington, born April 13, Alden Hyde, born June 26, 1878. John Maurice, born November 30, 1884
1877.
is
Associate Professor
of Economics in the University of Chicago.

4.
Helen Converse,
1913, Prof.
born December 15, 1892; married, June 11, Henry Carrington, son of Robert Alexander and
of
They
Williamene Cabell (Carrington) Lancaster, live in Amherst, Mass.
Richmond, Va.
1.
3. 3.4. 1. 1. 8. 4. 1. 1.
April 13, 187 7, in Minneapolis,
City, Eleanor, daughter of Charles
Frederick Huntington Clark, born

Minn.; married in
New York
They
Henry and
Mary Booth
Phelps.
live in
Roxbury, Conn.
CHILDREN.
1.
Eunice, born June
1,
1911. 1913.
2.
Eleanor, born July
6,
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 8. 4. 1. 2.
ried
Alden Hyde Clark, born June 26, 1878, in Minneapolis, Minn.; marMay 18, 1904, in Brookline, Mass., Mary Lawrence, daughter of William
They
live in
and Mary Schaefer Whitcomb.
Ahmednagar,
India.
CHILDREN.
1.
475
Mary Lawrence,

11, 1911.
2.
3.
John Alden, born August 26, 1908. William Whitcomb, born October
1. 3.
3.4.1.
May
9,
1.
8.4.2.
Lyman, born July
4,
Elizabeth Huntington (Clark)

Providence, R.
I.;
1853,
in
married,
1876, in Minneapolis, Minn., Frederick
Wolcott, son of the Rev. George Lyman,

the Winter Street Congregational
who was
for
many
years pastoi- of
Church
1
in Boston,
Mass.
Beginning his career at the age of

ifornia.
years, he has
become a
successful
business man, holding large interests in property both in Minnesota, and Cal-
and has held the and superintendent of the Sunday School. He is a member of the Charter Commission in Minneapolis, where he resides. In 1905 he retired from Ids active business of wholesale druggist, and now devotes his time to the management of his own and his brother's properties, and is a director in a number of companies. Mrs. Lyman died March 4, 1913.
is
He
member
of the Congregational Church,
positions of deacon, trustee,
children.
1. 2.
Katherine Hart, born

Jennie
July
10, 1877.
H., born in 1879, died in 1880.
3.
Margaret Foster,
4.
born November 17, Frederick Clark, born July 26, 1890.
1887.
1.
3.3.4.
1.
1.8. 7.
22,
Emily Clark (Huntington) Miller, born October

Brooklyn, Conn.; married, September
3,
1833, in
1860,
in
Brooklyn, Conn., John
born in Greentown, O., and was a graduate of Oberlin Both Mr. and Mrs. Miller were educators in the highest sense of the word, and their aim in Ufe was to train the minds of the young to higher ideals of manhood and womanhood. Both contributed largely to different magazines and published many books. Tlic North Western University of Evanston, 111., conferred upon Mrs.
Miller.
Edwin
He was
College, in 1860.
Miller the degree of Litt. D.,
it
being the
first
honorary
title
the University
ever conferred on a woman.
Mr. Miller died
in St. Paul, Minn.,
and Mrs. Miller died

2,
at the
home
of
her brother George, in Northfield, Minn., November
1913.
children.
* *
1.
Harry Huntington,
born August
2,
2,
1861.
2.
Frederick Clark, born May
1863.
476
3.
Emily Louisa, born

12, 1865, in
April 25, 1865, in Akron, O.; died August
Akron, O.
born September
10, 1868.
4.
George Alfred,
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1.8. 7. 1. Hakry Huntington Miller, born August 2, 1861,

married, February
3,
in Granville,
111.;
1908, Sarita Smith.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Harriet Huntington,
born January
2,
1909.
3.
4.
Lewis Vincent, born July 20, 1910. George Huntington, born December 11, Robert Orchard, born June 27, 1914.
1911.
1.3. 3.4.
ried,
1. 1. 8.
7.2.
2, 1863; in Plainfield, 111.; marBertha Delia, daugliter of Daniel MiUer and Delia Roseanna (Barton) Robbins she was born July 19, 1867, in St. Paul, Minn. Mr. Miller is vice-president and treasurer of the St. Paul Roofing, Cornice
Frederick Clark Miller, born May

October
16, 1902,
;
and Ornamental Co.
He and
his family reside in St. Paul,
Minn.
children.
1.
2.
Robbins Huntington, born May 30, 1904, in New Haven, Conn. Frederic Huntington, born February 9, 1907, in Englewood,
N.J.
1.3.3.4.
George Alfred Miller,
(Nugent) Johnson; she was Los Angeles, Cal.
l)orn
1. 1.
8.7.4.
10, 1868,
born September
in
in
Akron, O.;
married, July 12, 1896, Sarah Virginia, daughter of James M. and
Mary A.
reside in
1872 at Visalia, Cal.
They
child.
1.
Emily Huntington,
born in 1899.
1.3. 3.4.
George
married,
first,
1.
1.8.8.
5,
Huntington, born November

June
Caroline Betsey (Weaver) Mason.
1835,
in
Brooklyn, Conn.;
of
30, 1863, in Brooklyn, Ct., Caroline
Amanda, daughter
Norman and
22,
He married, second, November 7, 1914, in 1835, and died January 1, 1912. Tacoma, Wash., ]Margaret .1. Evans, one of the most prominent women She was ])rofessor of English Literature and Dean educators in Minnesota. of women at Carleton College, Northfield, Minn., where Mr. Huntington held
the chair of rhetoric, logic and biblical literature.
477
He
is
graduate of
Brown
tral
University, and was a pastor from 1865 to 1879.
He
lived in Brook-
Ivn, Ct.,
I., from 1853 to 1862, in CenAndover, Mass., from 1864 to 1865, in Providence, R. I., from 1865 to 1870, in Oak Park 111., from 1870 to 1879, and in Northfield, Minn., from 1879 to 1915.
from 1835
to 1852, in Providence, R.
Village, Ct., from 1862 to 1864,
1.
Susie Mason, born July

dence, R.
I.
10, 1869
died Jidy 26, 1869, in Provi-
1.
3. 3.4. 1. 2.
Andrew Huntington, born June 21-2, 1 745, in Norwich, Conn.; married,

first,
November
26, 1766,
Lucy, daughter of Dr. Joseph and Lydia (Lathrop)
London, who was born July 2, 1746, and died May 9, 17 76. Of her, his brother Jedidiah, in a letter dated Camp at New York, May 21, 1776, " The death of our sister Lucy, has made one more breach in thus speaks our late happy family, though it ought to check our grief, that she left such good evidences of her interest in a better world." He married for his second wife. May 1, 17 77, Hannah Phelps, of Stonington, who was born December
Colt, of
New
:
He and his first wife united with the first Congregational church of 16, 1760. Norwich in 17 75, and eminently honored their Christian profession. His second wife, who lived until July 30, 1838, was a noble woman in all personal and social ciualities. Mrs. Sigourney says of her, "she possessed an elegance of form and address, which would have been conspicuous at any foreign court. She was especially fascinating to the children who visited her, by her liberal presentations of cake and other pleasant eatables, or, what was to some e([ually
alluring, a readiness to lend fine books with pictures."
Of Mr. Huntington
the
ners and incorruptible integrity.
same authority says " he was a man of plain manHis few words were always those of good
:
sense and truth, and the weight of his influence given to the best interests of
society."
He
was engaged
to 1789,
in
commercial pursuits, and in 1795 embarked
in
the manufacture of paper at the Falls in Norwich.
He was
Clerk of Probate
1816.
Court from 1786

the
and Judge of Probate from 1790
to
During
War of
the Revolution he was a commissary of brigade, and was untiring in
his exertions to secure
Trumbull put great

misplaced.
reliance,
7,
prompt supplies for the army. Upon his services. Gov. and it is on record that such reliance was not
1824.
He
died April
children, born in NORWICH, CONN.

*
1.
2.
Joseph, born September
3,
1768.
(1. 3. 4. 2. 6. 1.)
Hannah,
died
born July 20, 1770; mai-ried Samuel

21, 1818. 15, 1778.
1,
and
3. 4.
November Lucy, born March
Charles Phelps, born October
1779.
478
1.
3. 3. 4. 1. 2, 1.
ried July 17, 1791, Eunice Carew,

ter of Capt.
Joseph Huntington, born September 3, 1768, in Norwich, Conn.; marwho was born December 31, 1769, a daugli-
Joseph and Eunice (Edgerton) Carew. Norwich town and a merchant. He died June January 8, 1848.
He was
16, 1837,
a prominent
man
in
and
his wife

*
*
1.
2.
3.
4.
* * *
5.
6.
7.
Joseph Carew, born January 23, 1792. Lucy Coit, born November 22, 1794. Eunice Edgerton, born September 13, 179 7. Benjamin Franklin, born January 2, 1800, and Oliver Ellsworth, born September 3, 1802. Andrew Backus, born December 16, 1805.
died
May 3,
1801.
Hannah
Phelps, born April
29, 1808.
8. 9.
Lydia Coit, born April 29, 1808, and died November 28, Sally Ann, born May 18, 1811, married, Hon. Jabez W.
4. 1. 8. 2.).
1829.
(1. 3. 5.
She died
in Norvrich
at
her
sister's,
Mrs. Strong,
June
10.
3,
26, 1861.
George Frederic,
1819.
born December
27, 1813,
and died September
1.3. 3.4. 1.2.
1. 1.
23, 1792, in
Joseph Carew Huntington, born Saturday, January
Norwich, Conn.; married, Sunday, October 1, 1816, Julia Stewart Dodge of New York City, who was born March 28, 1799. She was daughter of David Low Dodge and Sarah Cleveland, and died in New York, December 23,1859, aêd sixty years. He was several years in business in his native town, and
removed to New York city in 1834. He was a man very active in religion, and was ordained deacon of the Tenth Presbyterian church, New York. He
died in that city April 30, 1852.
children.
*
1.
2.
David L. Dodge, born April 30, 1818. George Frederic, born in Norwich, January
Lucia Coit, born
3,
5,
1820.
3.
in
Norwich, April
11, 1822,
married September
Y.,
1840, George Hale White, m.
d., of
Hudson, N.
who
died
April 11, 1857.

L.
4.
Mary
Magoun. Strong, born
She married again, October They lived in Hudson, N. Y.

in
23, 1861,
Stephen
Norwich, February
Norwich, April
14,
1824, and died
April 12, 1826.

5.
William Stuart,
24, 1831.
born
in
in
2,
1827, and died
March
6.
Julia Porter, born
Norwich, February
16, 1829.
7.
479
25, 1831,
Ltdia Coit, born

tember
in
Norwich, January
in
and died Sep1833, and died
20, 1832.
8.
Joseph Ellsworth, born

SejJtember
7,
Norwich,
May
city,
28,
1834.
in
9.
Charles Stuart, born

New
York
March
20, 1835,
and
10.
Charles Stuart, born

was living
in
in
Waterford, N. Y., June
17, 1838,
and
New York
War.
city.
He was
in the U. S. service, dur-
ing the Civil

11.
Sarah Cleveland,
married April
12,
born in Hudson, N. Y., February

1859,
15, 1840;
born
Seymour, of at Yonkers, N. Y., February

26, 1861;
WUliam Lewis, son of William North New York city. They had one son, William N.,
20, 1861, and died February and a daughter, Julia Huntington, born in New York,
March,
1,
1862.
1.3. 3.4. 1.2.

David
for years in
1. 1. 1.
L.
Dodge Huntington,
3,
born in Norwich, Conn., April 30,
1818; married, February
1847,
New York
city.
Martha Van Dresar. He was a merchant, He was living in Scranton, Penn., in 1863.
CHILDREN.
1.
Julia White, born
2. 3.
4.
Fond du Lac, Wis., November 14, 1847, and New York city. Lucia Coit, born in New York city, June 16, 1850. Joseph Carew, born in Waupun, Wis., March 6, 1854. Stephen Van Dusak, born in Fond du Lac, Wis., April 26, 1855.
in
1.
City; married,
3.3.
4.
1.2. 1. 1.2.
born January
5,
George Frederic Huntington,

December
11, 1844, in
1820, in
New York
New York
City, Flora Jane, daughter
of
James and Elida (Schemerhorn) Cleland.
New York City, N. Y., and He was a surgeon and

College.
She was born July 20, 1828, in Memphis, Tenn. physician, and a graduate of the Albany Medical
died, July 3, 1867, in
He served all through the Civil War as army surgeon with the 19th Wisconsin Volunteers, part of the time as hospital surgeon.
He
lived in
phis, Tenn.,
Norwich, Conn., New York City, Portage, Wis., and Memwhere he died October 19, 1866. They were Episcopalians.
children.
*
1. 2.
Elida, born October

N. Y.
19, 1846, in
New York
4,
City,
Frederick Crenelle, born August
1848, in
New
N. Y. York City,
480
*
3.
4.
Charles Cleland, born June 5, 1855, in Cornelia, born November 10, 1859, in
first,
111.,
Portage City, Wis.

Portage, Wis.; married.
in
Brooklyn, N. Y., William

in
Ellis.
Second,
in
Chicago,
Leslie H. Cliatterson; they live in
San Antonio, Texas.
5.
Floka, died
Memphis, Tenn.
1.3.3.4.
1. 2. 1.
1.3.
1.
Elida (Huntington) Van Dresser, born October 19, 1846, in New York City; married, August 31, 1868, in New York City, Alfred Philip, son of Jeremiah and Phoebe Ann (Slocum) Van Dresser. He was born June 24, 1841, in Hume, N. Y. j\Ir. Van Dresser was a bank clerk, and lived in Mem])his, Tenn. They moved to New York City in 1906. He served through the Civil War, enlisted in 1861, and was discharged in 1864. He was with the 104th New York VolHe enlisted as private and was made unteers, called the Wadworth Guards. captain. He died June 13, 1914, in New York, N. Y. Mrs. Van Dresser died
June
11, 1914, in the
same
city.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Frederick Huntington, born July 13, 1869; married, September They live in Memphis, Tenn. 7, 1894, Ann Miller. William Thatcher, born October 2H, 1871.
3.
Alfred Philip, born December 3, 1873; married October Maud Duncan. They live in Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
4,
1906,
4.
Mary
in
German
Benedict, born December 4, 1876. She is a prima donna, opera, and lives in Dessau, Germany.
1.3.3.4. 1.2.
1.
1.2. 1.2.
;
William Thatcher Van Dresser, born October 28, 1871 married, June 3, 1903, Jasmine Adson Stone. Mr. Van Dresser is an artist of ability, and illustrates for all the leading He inherits liis artistic ability magazines, and is also an illustrator of books. from his mother. He has studied in Chicago, 111., New York City, and Paris, and has taught in the Art Students' League of New York City, where they
live.
children.
1.
Cleveland Stone,
born March
28, 1909.
15, 1905.
2.
Peter, born September
1.
3.3.4. 1.2.
1.
1.2.2.
4,
Frederick Grenelle Huntington, born August

York
City,
1848, in
New
N.
Y.; married,
Branch, daughter of
October 14, 1885, in Mempliis, Tenn., Annis Dr. William B. and Annis Lavinia (Kennedy) Eubank.
divorced.
15, 1864, in
481
Tbey have been
111.,
Magnolia, Arkansas.
He
is
a banker, and
1864; later to Memphis, Tenn., where he
moved from Portage City, now lives.

CHILD.
Wis., to Chicago,
in
1.
Elizabeth Lavinia, born October
7,
1886.
1.3.3.4. 1.2.
City,
1.
1.2. 3.
5,
Charles Cleland Huntington, born June

Wis.;
1855,
in
Portage
daughter of
born
Memphis, Tenn., Flora Pamelia, Dwight Alanson and ]Mary Rebecca (Wolfe) Clarke. She was
married, June
27,
1878, in
May He is
29, 1860.
Vice President and General Manager of the H. Wetter Manufacfor
turing Co., of Memphis, Chattanooga, and South Pittsburgh, Tenn., and lived
in
Memphis
nooga, Tenn., (1914), where he
more than thirty-eight years. They are now living in Chattais manager of the new works of H. Wetter
]\Ianufacturing Co., recently located there.
Mrs.
Ward Chapter
She
is
Huntington has just completed the organization of the Nancy D. A. R., in Chattanooga, Tenn., of which she is Regent. a descendant of the Clarkes of colonial days, and Revolutionary heroes.
CHILDREN, BORN IN MEMPHIS, TENN.

*
*
1.
2.
3.
Cornelia Cleland, born May 31, 1881. Dwight Clarke, born April 25, 1883. Charles Cleland, born January 2, 1889;
Charles Clifford and Carohne (Fraser)
in
married, June
21,
1913, in Chattanooga, Tenn., Dorothy Fraser, daughter of Dr.

Ellis.
;
Nova
Scotia.
He
is
in the insurance business
She was born was a student
in
William and Mary College

are Presbyterians.
in Virginia, but did not graduate.
They
1.3.3.4. 1.2.
1. 1.
2.3.
1.
31, 1881, in
Cornelia Cleland (Huntington) Washburn, born May
Memphis, Tenn.; married, October 19, 1904, in Mempliis, Harry Philip, son of Frank M. Washburn. He was born in Lafayette, Indiana. Mr. Washburn is a chemist, a graduate of Purdue University at LafayHe is now living in Kewanee, 111. ette, Ind.
Mrs. AA'âshburn died
May
27, 1911, in Lafayette, Ind.
He
is
a Methodist.
CHILD.
1.
Flora Huntington,
1912, in
born August
1,
1905
died
November
20,
Memphis, Tenn.
31
482
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2. 1. 1. 2.
3.2.
i\Icmi>liis,
DwiGHT Clarke Huntington,

l\'nn.; married, in
born April 25, 1883, in
Texas,
]\Iatliil(le
Sdianfurt, of Cincinnati.
At present,
(1915,) they reside in Globe, Arizona.
CHILDREN, HORN IN KL PASO, TEXAS.

1.
2.
3.
DwiGHT Clarke, born March 24, 1910. Eleanore Virginia, born January 30, Flora Clarke, born February 8, 1914.
line,
1912.
She
is
the sixth Flora in
three on her grandfather's side, three on her grandmother's
side.
1.
3.3.4.
1.
2. 1. 1. 6.
Julia Porter (Huntington) (iRENELLE, born February 16, 1829, in 1, 1848, in New York City, N. Y., William Henry, son of Thomas antl Matilda (Earl) Grenelle. He was born in New York, N. Y., in 1820. He was a revenue lawyer. He died December 21, 1890, and his wife tiled June 11, 1887, both in Brooklyn, N. Y. They were EpiscoNorwich, Conn.; married, July
palians.
CHILDREN, BORN IN NEW YORK.

*
1.
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Julia Stuart, born December 27, 1849. William Earl, born June 1, 1852; died July 31, 1871. Charles Frederick, born October 13, 1855; died June Joseph Huntin(;ton, born July 8, 1861. Lucie Magoun, born June 26, 1864; died May 15, 1865. Mary Hobart, born March 2, 1868. Thomas, born January 12, 1870. Robert Ruthereord, born March 10, 1871.
11, 1861.
1.3.3.4. 1.2.
Brooklyn, N. Y.; married,
Nightingale.
also dead.
^NFrs.
1. 1. 6. 1.
27, 1849, in
Julia Stuart (Grenelle) Nightingale, born Deceudier
May
6,
1876, in Brooklyn, N. Y., Lionel Bridges

3,
Nightingale died December
1909.
Mr. Nightingale
is
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
Eleanor Maria, born June 19, 1877. Julia Huntington, born March 24, 1879. Lionel Gijenellk, born February 28, 1881. Lucie Magoun, bom October 7, 1882. Ida Ethelstone, born September 16, 1884. Marguerite, born March 18, 1888; died in
1891.
1.
483
3.3.4.
1. 2. 1.
1.6.4.
8,
Joseph Huntington Grenelle, born July
1861, in Brooklyn, N.Y.;
married February 18, 1892, in Brooklyn, N. Y., Esther Buckley.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Alice Naomi, born October 23, 1892. WiNNiFRED Huntington, born October
8,
1896.
1.3. 3. 4. 1.2.
Mary
1. 1. 6. 6.
2,
Hobart (Grenelle) Wilcox, born March
1868, in Hudson,
N. Y.; married February 1, 1894, in Brooklyn, N. Y., George Augustus, son of Jonathan Samuel and Chloe (Hand) Wilcox. He was born in Madison, Ct.
Mr. Wilcox is a lawyer and a graduate of Yale College, in the Class of He Uved in Detroit, Mich., and moved to Madison, Ct., where he now lives. Mrs. Wilcox is a celebrated vocalist.
1852.
CHILD.
1.
Constance Grenelle, born August
2,
1895, in Brooklyn,
N. Y.
1.3.3.4.
N. Y.; married
in
1. 2. 1.
1.6. 8.
10, 1871, in
Robert Rutherford Grenelle,
born March
Brooklyn,
January, 1896, in Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Mary Hayden Seymour.
CHILD.
1.
Brace Hayden,
born in February, 1897.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2. 1. 2.
Lucy Coit (Huntington) Cleveland, born November 22, 1794, in Norwich Town, Ct.; married May 25, 1817, Stephen Bly Cleveland, who was born February 15, 1792, and was a merchant of Bloomfield, N. J., where she Mr. Cleveland married again, and died January 7, died March 24, 1818.
CHILD.
1.
Joseph Huntington, born February

Ohio,
22, 1818; died at Ellsworth,
May
25, 1854.
1.3. 3.4. 1.2. 1.3.

Eunice Edgerton (Huntington) Strong, born September
in
13, 1797,
Norwich,
Ct.;
married, July
(1.3.3.4.1.7.)
7,
1825, in Norwich, Henry, son of Rev.
Joseph and Mary Norwich, Ct.
Strong.
He was
born August 23, 1788, in
484
Îr.
Strong was a lawyer, a graduate of Yale College
of the Connecticut Legislature.
it.
in 1806,
which
also
conferred the degree of ll.d. upon him in 1848.

a
He was two
or three tinies
member
He was
;i
frequently offered political
preferment, but declined

College, but refused
19, 1865, in
it.
He was
died
invited to
professorship uf law in Yale
He
November
12, 1852,
and
his wife died
June
Norwich, Ct.
CHILDKEN, HORN IN NORWICH, CT.

*
1.
Mary
2.
3.
Eunice, born October 27, 1827. Henry Ellsworth, born March 15, 1829; died March 31, 1829. Henrietta Huntington, born September 13, 1833 died May
;
27, 1838.
1.3.3.4. 1.2.
Mary Eunice
1. 3. 1.
27, 1827, in
(Strong) Gulliver, born October

Gulliver.
Nor-
wich, Ct.; married September 16, 1852, in Norwich, Daniel Francis, son of
John and Sarah (Putnam)

Mass.
He was
born
May
29, 1826, in
Boston,
Mr. Gulliver was a jdiysician, a graduate of Yale College, in 1848, and from Jefferson Medical College, in Philadelphia, Pa., 1852. He was Deacon of the first Congregational Church in Norwich from 1867 to 1873, and of the
Broadway Church
in
Norwich, from 1886

till
to 1895.
He
lived in Norwich, Ct.,

1,
his death,
May
22, 1895.
Mrs. Gulliver
died April
1903, in Norwich, Ct.
children, born in NORWICH, CT.

*
1.
2.
3.
Henry Strong, boi-n October 31, 1853. Arthur Huntington, born December 13, 1856. Gertrude Putnam, born November 27, 1858, and
1,
died January
1862, in Norwich, Ct.
4.
Charlotte
Chester, born
September
11,
1860;
lives
in
Norwich, Ct.
5.
6.
Frederick Putnam, born August 30, 1865; lives in Norwich, Ct. Eunice Henrietta, born Sei)tember 13,186 7; lives in Norwich, Ct.
7.
Benjamin Wolcott, born

in
July
2,
1869; died January 30, 1906,

died
Providence, R.
1.
8.
Robert Joseph,
born June
7,
1872;
.June
23, 1894,
in
Williamstown, Mass.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2.
1.3.
Falls,
1. 1.
Ct.;
Henry Strong Gulliver,

married, September
of the Rev. William
3,
born October 31, 1853, in Norwich,
1887, in
Wappingers
N. Y., Harriet, daughter
Henry and Elcanora Elizabeth (Hedges) Evans.
She
was born February
College, B.A. 1883.
27, 1859, in Kingston,
485
is
N. Y.
She
a graduate of Vassar
Mr. Gulliver
1877, to
is
a teacher, a graduate of Yale, b.a. 1875, m.a. 1893, and
of Columbia, ll.b. 1879.
He moved to Hartford in 1875, to N. Y. City in Newburgh, N. Y., in 1885, to Branford, Ct., in 1887, to New Haven, Ct., in 1890, and to Waterbury, where he still lives, in 1895. He is princi])al of the Waterbury High School, a vestryman in Trinity Church, a Royal Arch Mason, and a member uf the Connecticut Society of
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
the S. A. R.
William Evans,
born June
16,
1888; died young,

7,
Henry Stkong,
Carl Chester,
born September
born February
is
1889
died young.
3.
26, 1891.
He
is
a graduate of
Yale, b.a. 1913, and
a teacher of English, in Robert College,
Constantinojjle, Turkey.
4.
Robert Huntington,
of Yale, B.A. 1913,
born February
is
26, 1891.
He
is
a graduate
and
an accountant,
26,
in Philadelphia, Pa.
5.
6.
Ralph Putnam, born March Harold Strong, born July

(1915.)
1892 1893
died young.
30,
he
is
a student at Yale,
7.
Arthur Conant,
born March
14, 1902.
1.3.3.4. 1.2.2.
Arthur Huntington Gulliver,
wich, Ct.; married April
8;
1. 3.
1.2.
in

Ct.,
Nor-
1885, in
Wauregan,
Freedie Amelia, daughter
of David and Maria Arnold
(Hammond) Emerson.
Norwich Free Academy, 1873, and of was employed in the AVhitin Machine the Wauregan Mills, 1878 to 1886; was superin-
Mr. Gulliver
is
a graduate of the
B.
Yale University, A.
1877.
in
He
Works,
at
in 1877-78,
and
tendent of the Pequot Mills, in IMontville,
Ct.,
1886-87; Superintendent of Mills
Grosvenor Dale,
Ct.,
1887 to 1890
traveling for the Pettee
Machine Works,
Lonsdale Co.,
spent
Newton Upper
Ashtou, R.
I.,
Falls, Mass., 1890-91; assistant superintendent
l!S91 to
1900; agent for the Boston Manufacturing Co., Waltham,
Mass,, 1900-1904.
He
then gave up business, temporarily, for a rest

Falls, R.
a couple of years in Norwich. Ct., mostly in cotton mill work, in the Samoset
Co.;
office,
was superintendent. Valley

August, 1906,
in
I.,
1905. and
at
Ponemah
Mills
January. 1908 he went to Norristown, Pa., as manager

to
of the
Wyoming
1912, he
Sj)inning Co., ami stayed until the plant
ary
1,
came
Norwich,
Ct.,
was leased. Januwhere he has since been working in

of
different lines of business.
He
is
Cotton Manufacturers.
He
is a member of the National Association member of the Presbyterian Church.
1,
Edith Emerson, born January

1893.
26,
1886
died
September
22,
486
1. 3. 3. 4. 1.2. 1. 5.
Conn.; married, June 10, 1830, in Norwich, Conn.,
Oliver Ellsworth Huntington, born Septembers, 1802, in Norwich, Mary Ann, daughter of Joseph Strong. She was born in 1807, and died November 23, 1840. He
ter of
married, second, April 12, 1854, in Deerfield, Mass., Eunice Kimberly, daugh1825, and died
Henry and Betsy (Kimberly) Hitchcock. She was born August 19, He He had no children by this marriage. March 16, 1910.
was a druggist and chemist, a graduate of Yale College, 1825. He lived in New York City, and moved to Cleveland, Ohio, where he died July 13, 1877. Mrs. Eunice Huntington was a devoted member of the Second Presbyterian Church, of Cleveland, Ohio, and was actively engaged in its benevolent and missionary activities. But her energies were not given exclusively to work in her own church. She was one of the organizers of the AVoman's Christian Association; was the first chairman of the Stillman AVitt Boarding Home, a position she filled for over twenty-five years was one of the A'ice Presidents of the Association, and for a year and a half acting President, (refusing to take that office permanently). In each office she was always faithful and successful, serving with wisdom and good judgment. Another demand upon her activities came to her almost at the ince]>tion
;
of the organization of the AAôman's Foreign Missionary Society of Cleveland
Presbytery in 1873, when she became

ability
its
President.
For twenty-five years

with conspicuous
she served the Society in that capacity, conducting
its affairs
and wisdom. She was a woman
of rare refinement
and an
earnest, prayerful disciple of Christ,
and courtesy, a sympathetic friend, growing in christian graces with
advancing years.
CHILDREN.
1.
Harriet Lucretia,
June
2,
born March
2,
1832, in Norwich, Conn.; died
1833, in N. Y. City.
26, 1834, in
2.
Lydia Coit, born November

September
7,
N. Y. City, and died
3.
Henry Strong,
1841, in
born July
15, 1836.
4.
Charles Ellsworth, born

Ohio City.
April 18, 1837, and
died
March
9?
1. 3.
3.4.
1. 2. 1. 5. 3.
Henry Strong Huntington, born July 15, 1836, in New York City; married December 8, 1870, in Chicago, 111., Mary Lawrence, daughter of George and Theresa T. (Arms) Herbert. She was born April 5, 1841, in Ellsworth, Me.
He is a Congregational clergyman and a graduate of Yale College, 1857, and Andover Theological Seminary, 1862. He preached in the Congregational Church in AA'arner, N. H., from 1863 to 1872, in the First Church of Gales-
burg,
111.,
487
from 1872 to 1876,

in
in the
first
Congregational church in Gorham, Me.,
from 187 7 to 1887, and
the
Congregational church in Milton, Mass., of
which he
is
now pastor
emeritus, from 1888 to 1907.
He was
of
corresponding secretary of the General Association of the Con-
gregational churches of
New
Hampshire, and
later of the
General Conference
Maine.
years.
In
Warner and Gorham he

and
in
served upon the school committee for
many
2. 4.)
After his retirement from the active ministry he devoted himself
to historical work,
1914 completed a
life
of
Samuel Huntington,
(1. 3. 4.
signer of the Declaration of Independence, and President of Continental
Congress.
He and
his wife reside at Milton,
Mass.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
3.
Cornelia Strong, born October 14, 1872. Theresa Lyman, born ^lay 21, 1875. Ellsworth, born September 16, 1876, in Galesburg,
I)lorations
111.
After
graduating from Beloit College, Wis., in 1897, he began his eximmediately.
He
went
to
Turkey and spent four
years teaching in Euphrates College at Ilarput, in Armenia, on
Upper Eu])hrates River. During vacations he explored the surrounding country, especially some of the Kurdish regions
the
which aie almost independent of the Turkish government. He was arrested twice because the Turkish officials thought that anv one who took notes so freely must be a spy, and at two other times was requested not to travel so much. Before leavinoTurkey he succeeded, after several attempts, in floating through the canyons of the Uj)i)er Euphrates and down the rapids in company with W. H. Norton, U. S. Consul at Harput. The journey had been made only once before, by the German General von Moltke, in 1839. The natives claimed that the rapids had become more filled with boulders since von Moltke's time,
and that no one could pass them. They refused to accompany Mr. Huntington and Mr. Noiton, who made the most dangerous parts of the trip alont'. In addition to making maps of the river and of various other regions, Mr. Huntington discovered and explored a number of llittite and other ruins. In recognition of this work he was awarded the Gill IMemorial bv the Royal Geograpliical Society of London. On returning from Turkey he carried on graduate work for two years at Harvard, and then went with the well-known
geographer Professor
W. M. Davis, to Russian Turkestan, as a part of the Pumpelly Expedition of the Carnegie Institution of After the main party returned home, he traveled Washington.
with the Khirghiz across the Tian Shen Mountains to Chinese
Tui-kestan.
Returning by way of the Alai Mountains he was
488
HUNTIXGTOX GENEALOGY.
joined by a Russian
official,
Yanehevetski, and the two made a

traveled along the Pcrso-Afghan
is
journey to Seistan, at the corner where Afghanistan and Baluchistan join

Persia.
They
border in a most lawless region which

the Persians nor the Afghans.
at
They
tried to enter
under the rule of neither Afghanistan
two or three points, but in each case were summarily put out by Afghan soldiers. After spending the winter in Persia, ISIr. Huntington joined the second Pumpelly expedition and assisted
in excavations at
Anau and Merv on
the borders of the Trans-
caspian desert.
After a stay of only four months in America, during which he
wrote half of a volume entitled "Explorations in Turkestan,"
Mr. Huntington went to India in company with Mr. Robert L. Barrett, and crossed the Himalayas and the Karakorun plateau
to
Chinese Turkestan.
life of
He
then spent a year alone
in the de-
serts of
Chinese Turkestan, exploiting ancient ruins and studying

the people.
the
During the winter he crossed an absostick
lutely unexplored portion of the

salt
broken into blocks which

camels.
Lop desert, a vast up two or three
plain of rock
feet.
point 150 miles from the nearest village the camels strayed
in pursuit of wild
At a away
Only the energy

twenty-five
of a native camel-
man
in following the animals
miles by moonlight
saved the party from almost certain destruction.
From Chinese
Turkestan the route back to civiUzation was through the depression of Turfan, which, although in the heart of Asia, lies below
Omsk. The results of this journey were embodied in a volume entitled " The Pulse of Asia," a work which was honored by medals from the Geographical Society of Paris, and the Harvard Travelers
sea level, to the Siberian railroad at
Club.
After writing this volume, Mr. Huntington went to Yale
University in 1907, as instructor in geography, a subject whose
advanced phases were then new in universities. In 1909, he again went to Asia, this time under the auspices of Yale University. He spent six months in traveling back and
forth in Palestine
and the Syrian
desert,
in
and
in crossing the
center of Asia Minor.

tine
This resulted
a book entitled " Palestime in investigating
and
its
Transformation."
Since then his travels have been
confined to America.
He
has spent
much
the ruins of the southwest, and in working out the history of the
big trees of California, in relation to
also traveled in
human
history.
He
has
Yucatan and Gautemala, among the ruins of the This work has been described in numerous ancient Mayas. articles, especially in Harper's Magazine, and also in a book called " The Climatic Factor, as Illustrated in Arid America." Although some of Mr. Huntington's work was done from sheer
love of exploration, most of
it
489
definite aim.
was directed toward a
His purpose was

ditions
in general to-study the effect of

life
geographic con-
upon the
and character of primitive people.

All his later journeys
Later
he became
specifically interested in the question of
changes of
climate during historic times.
were
was the investigation of ancient lakes which led him into the dangerous regions of Afghanistan and into the unexplored salt wastes of Lop. His work has given rise to a distinct theory of pulsatory changes of Evidence of this seems climate, and of their effect upon history. to be found not only among the ruins, rivers and lakes of Asia, but in the trees of California, and in the remarkable civilization
planned in order
to
throw
light
on
this.
It
which sprang up about 2,000 years ago in Central America. He has published " The Climatic Factor " and " The Solar HypoHis most recent work, published thesis of Climatic Changes."
in 1915, is entitled " Civilization
and Climate."
He
received the degree of Master of Arts from Harvard in
1902, and that of Doctor of Philosophy from Yale in 1909.
He
belongs to the Congregational church, and

politics.
4.
is
independent in
George Herbert,
there
till
born April 12, 1878, in Gorham, Me.; lived and then went to Milton, Mass., where he stayed until 1896, when he went to Williams College, fi-om which he graduated in 1900. He went at once to Robert College, Constantinople, as tutor, and remained there untU 1904. He next studied at Hartford Theological Seminary for three years, receiving the degree of b. d. in 1907, and being ordained a Congregational
1888,
minister in Milton, Mass.,
May
31, 1907.
He
returned to Rob-
5.
6.
and as proand has resided there since. His engagement to Miss Elizabeth W., daughter of Cleveland II. Dodge of New York, was announced November 10, 1915. Henry Strong, born in Gorham, Me., February 26, 1881.
ert College as principal of the preparatory school
fessor in the College,
Ruth Lawrence,
1.
born November
19, 1882.
3.3. 4. 1.2.
1.
5. 3. 1.
14, 1872, in
CoRNKLiA Strong (Huntington) Damon, born October

Warner, N. H.; married, July
20, 1911, in Milton, Mass.,
Theron Johnson Damon, of Concord, Mass. He is a gi'aduate of Harvard University, was a teacher in Robert College, Constantinople, Turkey, and is now a correspondent for American and English newspapers, in Constantinoj)le, where they reside.
CHILD.
1.
George Huntington,
Turkey.
born July
25,
1912, in
Constantinople,
490
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2.
burg,
1.5.
3. 2.
21, 1875, in Gales-
Theresa Lyman (Huntington) Zeigler, born May

111.;
married, October 18, 1906, in Milton, ]Mass., Charles Lincoln, son of
Alfred and Eliza Durant (Cole) Ziegler.
He was
born July
11, 1864,
and
is
a manufacturer, and has always lived in Roxbury.

alists.
They
are Congregation-
CHILDREN.
1.
Constance Herbert, born November

Mass.
24,
1907,
in
Roxbury,
]\lass.
2.
Lyman Huntington,
1.
born December
11, 1912. in
Roxbury,
3.3.4.
1. 2. 1.
in
5. 3. 5.
26, 1881;
Henry Strong Huntington, born
Gorham, Me., February
married December 26, 1912, at Ottumwa, Iowa, Edith Marguerita, daughter of Thomas D. and Lida Foster. He went to yalc College in 1900, graduating lie then taught a year in Oberlin College, in 1904 with the degree of B. A.
spent a year wandering in the West, and returned to New York to engage in In 1908 he went to editorial work on the Christian Work and Evangelist.
Auburn Theological Seminary, where he received the degree of B. d. in 1911, and was ordained a Cono-regational minister at IVIilton, Mass., the same sumHe at once took up the pastorate of Hope Presbvterian Church, in mer town, N. Y., where he still remains, 1915. Watertow
child.
1.
Henry Strong,
1.
born Februajy
15, 1915.
3.3. 4. 1.2. 1. 5. 3. 6.
born November
19, 1882,
Ruth Lawrence (Huntington) Fletcher,

in of
Gorham, Me.; married in Milton, Mass., June 5, 1906, Samuel Adams, son George Albert and Jennie Fi-ames (Clapp) Fletcher. He was born July
Mr. Fletcher
an electrical engineer, and a graduate of the Massachusetts and moved from ^Nlilton, ^lass., to Schenectady, 1903; to Scrantun, Penn., in 1905; tu AVilkinsburg. Penn..
is
30, 1881, in Milton, Mass.
Institute of Technology, 1903,
N. Y., July 10, where they now
reside,
May
2,
1907.
His father, Capt. George Fletcher, was in a JNIassachusetts Regiment in the Civil War, and his great grandfather. Dr. Samuel Adams, was a Surgeon on Washington's Staff in the Revolutionary War.
children.
1.
Henry Huntington,
Penn.
born November
17, 1914.
4,
1907,
in
Wilkinsburg,
2.
Roger Clapp,
born
May
491
1.3.3.4.
Andrew Backus Huntington,
Conn.;
1. 2. 1. 6.
born December 16, 1805, in Norwich,
Wilham and Sarah (Schaefer) Norris. She was born June 14, 1804. He was a merchant, and lived in Norwich, Conn., Baltimore, Md., Avon and Paradise, N. Y. He died January 10, 1851, and his wife died September 20, 1861, in Norwich Town, Conn., where she was visiting her two sons, George and Richard, at Mr. Saxton's Boarding School.
married, December 17, 1829, Jane Eliza, daughter of
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Joseph William Norris, born November 26, 1830, in Baltimore, Md.; died April 24, 1831, in Baltimore, Md. Joseph William Norris, born January 27, 1832. Eunice Sarah Norris, born November 20, 1833. Andrew Backus, born January 1, 1835, in Norwich, Conn.; married Sarah
Ann McGinley, and

born March
died February
2,
1889, in
New
Albany, Ind.
5.
Charles Snowden,
February
1,
1837, in Avon, N. Y.; died
Penn.
Md.; died January
6.
Jane Eliza, born June

7.
Penn.
in Paradise,
John Buckler,
August
3,
N.
Y.; died
1841, in Paradise, N. Y.
8.
9.
10.
* 11.
Rosalia Lytitia Norris, born March 17, 1842; died July 12, 1842, in Baltimore, Md. Edward Schaefer Norris, born July 7, 1843; died March 9, 1844, in Baltimore, Md. George Frederick, born April 28, 1845. Richard Thomas, born May 24, 1847.
1.3.3.4.1.2. 1.6.2.
timore, Md.; married, July
Joseph William Norris Huntington, born January 27, 1832, 8, 1855, Mary G., daughter of Joseph and
and served
10, 1823, in
in Bal-
Seblia
(Koble) Pippitt.
New
Jersey.
He
dained.
studied for the ministry in the Episcopal church, but was never or-
He
full
enlisted
in the Civil AVar.
the highest offices in that society in
New
Jersey.
He was a Mason and held When a young man he
served a
tive
apprenticeship in the pattern department of the Norris Locomo-
works
in Philadelphia,
8,
Penn.
He
died October 12, 1903, and his wife died
September
1907, in Philadelphia, Penn.
William, born May
12,
1856; died July 22, 1858.
This
in 1863.
is
the
last child registered in the first
Memoir, published
492
HUNTINGTON GRNEALOGV.
1. 3. 3. 4.
1.2.
1. e. 3.
Eunice Sarah Norris (Huntington) Barrington, born November 20, 1833, in Norwich, Conn.; married, June 20, 1858, in Philadelphia, Pa.,
Sanuiel, son of Samuel and Susan Love (Furze) Barrington. He was born June 5, 1835, in Philadelphia, Pa. He removed to Harrisburg, Pa., in 1886, where he now lives. He is a merchant, and served as sergeant in the Civil War, with Co. C, 32d Pennsylvania Vol., and was in the Battle of Gettysburg. He enlisted in September 1862, and was discharged in 1865. Mrs. Barrington died December 18, 1903, in Paxton, Pa. She was an Episcopalian, and Mr. Barrington was Church Warden and Vêstryman aliuut
ten years.
hale, hearty
man
in 1915.
CHILDREN.
1.
Evelyn, born August
19, 1861,
in
Philadelphia,
Pa.
She
2,
is
principal of a Kindergarten School in Harrisburg, Pa.

2.
Henry Strong,
born October
15, 1864,
and died March
1866,
in Philadelphia.
3.
4.
Edward Hatch, born December NoRAH, born January 25, 1869, in

7,
18, 1866.
Philadelphia, Pa., and died July
187 7, in Fort AVashington, Pa.

6,
5.
Samuel, born February

August
25, 1896, in
1872, in
Gwynedd,
Pa.,
and died
Fort Washington, Pa.
1.3.3.
phia, Pa.; married, in
4. 1. 2. 1. 6. 3. 3.
Edward Hatch Barrington,

died in
Pa.
born December 18, 1866, in PhiladelJune 1891, in Harrisburg, Pa., Sarali INIay Brooks, who October, 1895. Mr. Harrington lives with his father in Harrisburg,
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Samuel Huntington, born March 20, 1892. Norah, born April 29, 1893; married, September 26, Calvin Saltzgiver, Jr. They live in Harrisburg, Pa.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2. 1. 6.
1912, Jay
10.
in
George Frederick Huntington,

Md.; married, October 30, 1871,
of
in
Baltimore,
in Pliiladelphia, Pa.,
Sarah p]mma, daughter

20, 1852,
in Phihi-
Lewis and Sarah (Backmaster) TreDenick. She was born July Columbia, Pa. He was a life insurance agent, and always lived
delphia, Pa.
He
served with the 14th Conn. Vol.,
Company
E, and with the
198th Penn. Vol.

Presbyterian.
He was
a 33d degree Mason, and died

still
May
29, 1911, in
is,
Philadelphia, where
Mrs. Huntington
lives.
He
was, and she
CHILDREN, BORN IN PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
1.
493
Nellie Gertrude, born July 5, 1874 married, September 2, They live in Phila1895, in Camden, N. J., JMward A. Bender.
;
delphia, Pa.
*
*
2. 3.
George Frederick, born July 19, 1877. Earl TreDenick, born August 9, 1885.
1.
3.3. 4. 2.
1. 6.
10. 2.
in Pliiladelphia,
George Frederick Huntington,

Pa.; married,
born July 19, 1877,
October

lives in Philadelphia.
Florence Mabel Rowbotham.
He
is
a salesman,
and
CHILD.
1.
Sarah Elizabeth,
born June
18, 1910, in Philadelphia, Pa.
1. 3. 3. 4.
June
1.2.
1. 6.
10. 3.
9,
Earl TreDenick Huntington,

Pa.; married,
born August
1885, in Philadelphia,
Edna Jeanne Holmes.
He
is
salesman, and lives in Philadelphia.
CHILD.
1.
Claudia Annabel, born November
1.3. 3.4. 1.2. 1.6. 11.

Richard Thomas Huntington, born May
Md.;
married September 22, 1870, in Boston, ISIass., Eleanor Taylor, daughter of Charles and Charlotte (Rogers) Matthews. She was born March 5, 1846, in
Merimache, Canada. Mr. Huntington was a machinist and toolmaker, and was
an insurance agent, but has since retired.
Riverside and East Providence, R.
for a short time
He
has lived in Boston, Charles-
town, Melrose Highlands, and North Attleboro, Mass.; Providence, Oaklawn,

1.;
Columbus, O., Newport, Ky., Woodbury,
N.
J.,
Philadelphia, and
Ct.
Lancaster, Pa., Baltimoi-e, Md., Norwich, Hartford,
and Wethersfield,
The
family are Congregationalists, and he was Sunday School superin-
tendent in Oaklawn, and Riverside, R. 1., and in Hartford, Ct.; also deacon in Columbus, O., two years, in Riverside and Providence, R. I., three years,
and
is
in
Hartford,
Ct.,
two years and a
half.
He
lives in Wethersfield, Ct.,
and
the Secretary of the Huntington Family Association.
CHILDREN.
1.
Charlotte Eliza, born March

ried
26, 1872, in Boston, Mass.;

Ct.,
mar-
June
9,
1904, in
New
London,
Alfred Albert Pocock.
494
Mr. Pocock was for many years a hotel proprietor. In 1904 he bought the Hotel Ryan in St. Paul, Minn., where he lived, a much esteemed citizen, for five years. He died May 10, 1 909. His wife still lives in St. Paul, Minn. Charles Andrew, born January 15, 1873. Eunice Eleanore, born September 9, 1875, in Charlestown, Mass.; married October 14, 1911, in Wetbersfield, Ct., Raymond Dwight, son of William and Mary (Kipp) Vosburgh. He was born October 5, 1890, in Suffield, Ct. Mr. Vosburgh is an electrician and painter, and has lived in Wetbersfield since his second year. He belonged to the Conn. Naval Militia for three years; enlisted June 11, 1910, and was honorably discharged
2.
3.
June
*
4. 5.
10, 1913.
Richard Thomas, born January 22, Jane Fayette, born May 2, 1885,
April 29, 1893, in Providence, R.
I.
1881.
in
Columbus, O., and died
1.
3.3.4.
November
1. 2. 1. 6.
11.2.
15, 1873, in
Charles Aj^drew Huntington, born January

town, Mass.; married,
25, 1890, in Riverside,
Charles-
daughter of
Margaret Anna, Michael and Margaret (Cunningham) DeLory. She was born
R.
I.,
August 1, 1870, in Boston, Mass. Mr. Huntington is a toolmaker. He belonged to the Conn. Naval Battalion, and served with that Company during the Spanish War, as Chief GunHe was one of the detail who took the monitor Wyandotte from ner's Mate. Boston to League Island Navy Yard, Philadelphia, Pa., and was discharged from there in September 1898. He enlisted in May, 1898. They live in
Springfield, Mass.
children.
1.
Joseph Edward, born October

ried,
11, 1891, in Riverside,
R.
I.;
mar-
June
25,
1913,
in
Wetbersfield,
Conn.,
daughter of Louis and Lena GiebeUiausen. August 18, 1893. He is a clerk, and lives in Wetbersfield, Conn.
2.
Lena Bertha, She was born

I.
Arthur Fayette,
is
born
May
14, 1893, in
Providence, R.
He
a machinist, second class, in the U. S. Navy.

1912,
to
He
enlisted in
was detailed to the U. S. S. Tennesee, and Turkey was transfei-red to the Nashville nearly a year later, and went with her to Mexico, where he served durHis vessel is now ing the Mexican troubles with the U. S.
November
went with her
attached to the Atlantic S(|uadron.

*
3.
Margaret Eleanore,
Charles Andrew, born
Hartford, Conn.
born
May
15, 1894.
in
4.
April 21, 1899; died July 23, 1899,
5.
Charles Andrew,
born August
5,
1908, in Wetbersfield, Conn.
495
1. 3.
3.4.
1. 2.
1.6. 11.2.3.
born
Makgauet Eleanore (Huntington) Hale,

Providence, R.
I.;
May
15, 1894, in
married February
1.
1913, in Wethersfield, Conn., Chester
Wells, son of Frederick and Minnie Hale.

Wethersfield, Conn.
He was
in
He
is
a clerk, and has lived
all
his life in Wethersfield.
1.
Margaret Eleanore,
Conn.
in Wethersfield,
1.3.3.4. 1.2.
dence, R.
I.;
1. 6.
11.4.
22, 1881,
in
Richard Thomas Huntington, born January

daughter of Thomas and Ellen (Lyman) Broadhurst.
1878, in South Manchester, Conn.
delphia, Penn.
Provi-
married, September 20, 1904, in Hartford, Conn., Mildred Ann,
He
is
an
illustrator,
She was born July 26, and designer, in Phila-
They
live in
West
Collingswood, N. J.
children.
1.
2.
Russell Taylor, born July 10, 1907, in Hartford, Conn. Lyman Broadhurst, born December 10, 1910, in AAêthersfield,
Conn.
1.3. 3.4. 1. 2. 1. 7.
Hannah Phelps (Huntington) Adams,
wich Town, Conn.; married December
born April 29, 1808, in Nor20, 1826,
John
T., son
of Richard
Adams,
of
Norwich
City.
She died
in ISiichigan.
children.
1.
John Richard,
born November
24, 1828.
2.
Hannah
Lydia, born June 9, 1838; married James E. Learned, and lived in Oweuo, N. Y.
1. 3.
3.4.
1. 2.
3.
15, 17 78, in
Lucy (Huntington) Tracy,

married October 31, 1796, Col.
Tracy, of Norwich Town, whose
first
born March
wife was
"
Norwich, Conn.;
E^lisha,
son of Dr. Elisha and Ehzabeth (Dorr)
Lucy
(1. 3. 3. 3. 3.).
He was
prominent citizen and much
in public life.
She sought the
interests of
Zion
with a true and zealous affection."
She died
May
9,
1846, and her
husband
March
9,
1842, aged 75 years.
496
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
William Swan, born February 4, WiNSLOW, born January 13, 1801.

Elizabeth Dorr, born July
of
;
1799.
3.
22, 1803;
married Erastus Williams,

City.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Norwich City. Lucy, born May 11, 1806 married Albert Smith, of Norwich Hannah Phelps, born April 13, 1808. Elisha Dorr, born January 4, 1811.
Stephen Decatur, born July
14, 1813.
1.3. 3.4. 1.2.4.

Charles Phelps Huntington, born October
1,
1779,
in
Norwich,
Conn.; married, December 19, 1802, Charlotte, daughter of Azariah Lathrop She was born February 21, 1781, and died January 8, 1805. He of Norwich.
married for his second wife, April 28, 1806, Maria Perit, who was born JanuHe was a man extensively engaged in ary 2, 1783, and died April 16, 1854.
mercantile business, both in Norwich and
in the civil affairs of his native
New
York.
He was
also
prominent
town, which he represented in the state legis-
lature.
He
children, born in NORWICH CITY, CONN.

1.
Abby Lathrop,
1804.
born September
7,
1803, and died February 14,
*
* *
2.
3. 4.
5.
John Perit, born February 14, 1807. Charles Webster, born July 16, 1808.
Ruth Leffingwell, born March 10, 1810. Samuel Andrews, born February 5, 1812, in New York, April 28, 1834, unmarried.
and died
of varioloid
* *
6.
7.
8.
Benjamin Franklin, born October 24, 1813. James Monroe, born August 8, 1817. William Henry, born August 31, 1820. He
abroad and lived
article
in Paris,
spent several years

the Avriter of the
France.
He was
He
8,
on Paris in the encyclopedia, published by the Appletons. was a vigorous writer and a successful European correspond-
ent for the

1885.
New York
press.
He
died in Paris, France, October
1.3.3. 4.
John Pehu" Huntington,
Itorn
1.
2.4. 2.
14,
February
1807, iu
Norwich
City,
Conn.; married, April 26, 1830, Sarah Coit, daughter of Deacon Asher Perkins, who was born July 6, 1808, and died in Brooklyn, N. Y., October 20,
1843.
He was
in
a merchant in
City,
New York
4,
City.
He
died at the Merchant's
Hotel
Norwich
January
1849.
HUNTINGTON GENKALOGT.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
407
Mary
P.,
3.
4.
Francis Perkins, born July 24, 1832, and died August 25, 1832. Francis P., born July 4, 1838, and died July 3, 1835. Francis Perkins, born June 3, 1835, and died May 2, 1846, in
Roxbury, Mass.
5. 6.
Charles P., born August 9, 1836; lived in Milwaukee, Wis. John P., born April 12, 1838, and died December 6, 1838, in New
York.
7.
8.
Abby Perkins, born October 8, Samuel Henry, born December

1839,
12, 1841,
and died January 2, 1842. and died September 11,

14, 1844, in
9.
Edward
lin,
P.,
born July
12, 1843,
and died April
Frank-
Conn.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1.
City, Conn.; married,
2.4.3.
July
16,
Charles Webster Huntington, born

November
10, 1834,
1808,
in
Norwich
ruary
5,
1817.
He
lived in
New
Sarah F. Spear, who was born FebYork, and died in June, 1853. His widow
was
living in
New
York, in 1860.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Julia Howell, born September 15, 1837. Charles Phelps, born September 16, 1839; was living in New York, and was a clerk with the firm of Porter and Spencer, in
1860.
He
1.3. 3.4.
in
1.
2. 4. 3. 1.
Julia Howell (Huntington) Hutchinson, born September 15, 1837, New York City; married Proctor Hutchinson, and lived in their native
where he died.
city,
children.
1.
2.
Henry Clay. Julia Huntington, born March

1. 3. 3. 4. 1.
27, 1859.
2.4. 3. 1.2.
27, 1859, in
15, 1883, in
Julia Huntington (Hutchinson) Kinney, born March
New
York, N. Y.; married, October
Norwich, Conn., Charles
Newcomb, son of Charles H. and Margaret (Cutter) Kinney. He was born March 27, 1855, in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. Kinney was a cotton broker, and lived in Sherman, Texas. He moved to Norwich, Conn., in 1898, where he died June 30, 1908. They were Congregationalists, and Mr. Kinney was
Deacon
in the
Second Congregational Church, of Norwich.
498
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
16, 1884.
Ruth Newcomb,
born August
22, 1886.
3.
Charles Russell,
born .Sejitember 13, 1893. born July

1,
4.
Margaret Josephine,
1. 3.
1895.
3.4.
1. 2.
4.4.
Ripley, born Marcb 10. 1810; married, June 2, 1830, James S., son of Major Dwiglit Ripley, of Norwich City. He was born March 18, 1806, and was a merchant in New York City.
Ruth Lekfingwell (Huntington)
children.
1.
2. 3.
Charles Martha,
P. H., born
November
7,
26, 1832.
born July 23, 1834.

1836.
18, 1838, in
Mary
Pekit, born October
4.
Grace, born June
New
York, and died August
9,
1839, in Norwich.
0. 6.
William Coit. born May 29, 1840. Samuel Huntington, born June 9,
died August
5,
1842, in Brooklyn, N. Y., and
1843.
1.3.3.4.
1.
2.4. 6.
in Norwicli,
3. 9. 3. 4.
Benjamin Franklin Huntington,

6. 4.)
Conn.; married, April 17, 1837, in Norwich, Conn., Maria Louisa (1.
daughter of James and Zerriah (Tyler) Huntington.
She was born
February 3, 1815, in Norwich, Conn., and died October 24, 1893, in Franklin, Conn. He was a farmer, and lived in Norwich, Conn., from birth until 1839,
when he removed
to
Brooklyn, Ohio, and lived
thei-e until 1841.

2,
He moved
1891.
to
Franklin, Conn., in 1841, and lived there untU his death, April
childrp:n.
*
1.
2.
Ben.tamin Franklin, born August 28, 1839. Emily Lee, born April 14, 1841, in Franklin, tônn.; married, August 20, 1862, in Norwich, Conn., Morton Frary Hale. She
died J'ebruary
2,
1903, in Chicago,
111.
3. 4.
5.
6.
Joseph Lawson VVeatherly, born August Hannah Phelps, born November 1, 1845.
28, 1843.
Maria
ried,
Perit, born
October
1858, in
2,
in Franklin, Conn.; died in infancy.

6,
INIaria Perit, V)orn September
1861, in Franklin, Conn.; mar-
1880, in Franklin, Conn., Llewellyn Pratt, son
of
Asher Pratt and Ann E. (Clark) Smith.

5,
He was
born Febrii-
aiy
Windham, Conn.
He
is
a graduate of Eastman's
College, and
is
a fruit grower, in
Lebanon, Conn.
They
are
Congresrationalists.
1. 3.
Ohio; married, December
499
3.4.
8,
1. 2. 4. 6. 1.
28, 1839, in
Benjamin Franklin Huntington, born August

1863,
in
Brooklyn,
Franklin, Conn., Henrietta Maria,
daughter of Erastus Perkins and Betsy Ladd.
She was born
in Franklin,
Conn.
1894.
He was a farmer, and moved from Bozrah He died in October, 1911, in Franklin,
to Franklin, Conn., in January,
Conn.
CHILDREN, born IN BOZRAH, CONN.

*
1.
2. 3.
Benjamin Franklin, born June Emily Lee, born August 3, 1867.
19, 1865.
See
1. 3. 6. 2. 6. 6. 1. 5. 1.
Jessie Louisa, born September 14, 1868; married April 7, 1899, in Los Angeles, CaL, Anthony Jennings Bledsoe. They live in
Berkley, Cal.
4.
Betsy Ladd, born September

in
14,
S.
1868; married October
1,
1903,
Denver, Colorado, Martin
Burns.
They
live in Boonville,
Cal.
5.
6.
Henrietta Maria, born January 16, 1870; lives in Yantic, Conn. Frances Eliza, born April 12, 1872; married June 11, 1903, in
PVanklin, Conn.,
Vj.
Allen Bidwell.
19,
Tliey live in Xorwioh, Conn.
7.
Julia Gay, born May

Bozrah, Conn.
1873; died
September
18, 1891, in
8.
Joshua Ladd, born

rah, Conn.
April 15, 1876; died August 26, 1891, in Boz-
9.
James William, born December
15,
1877; Hves in Franklin, Conn.
1.3. 3.4. 1.2.4. 6.

Benjamin Franklin Huntington,
Conn.;
1. 1.
19, 1865, in
Lillie
born June
Bozrah,
married,
December
6,
18, 1886,
in
Norwich, Conn.,
Elizabeth
Gay.
He
died April
1894.
children, all living in NORWICH, CONN, 1908.

1.
Myrtle Gertrude,
2.
3.
4.
born December 15, 1887, in Bozrah, Conn. Gay, born November 5, 1888, in Norwich, Conn. Benjamin Franklin, born September 7, 1891, in Norwich, Conn. William Lathrop, born September 6, 1894, in Norwich, Conn.
Maud
1.
3.3.4.
3,
1.
2.4. 6.3.
28, 1843, in
Joseph Lawson Weatherly Huntington, born August

Franklin, Conn.; married, June
1869, in Milford, Conn., Isabelle Eunice,
daughter of Edwin and Lucy Billings (Meech) Fitch.
She was born
in
New
Haven, November 16,^1845.
500
He was
served
Co. C.
a pliarinacist, and removi'd to Washington, D.

the Civil
C,
6,
in 1892.
lie
tliroiigli
War
as Hospital Steward, 18th
Conn. Vol. Infantry,

1865.
He
enlisted July 30, 1862, and
was discharged June
He
died
December
17, 1893, in
Washington, U. C.
CHILDREN.
1.
Natalie Baldwin, born December
2,
1872, in Norwich. Conn.:
married, June 12, 1901, in Washington, D.
C, Acheson Flynn,
son of George Smith and Elizabeth J^leanor (Flynn) Hassan.
* * * *
2.
3.
He was born December 13, 1870, in Germantown, Penn. i\Ir. Hassan is a draftsman and topographer. He lived in Germantown, and moved to Washington, D. C, where they now reside. He has been in the civil service since 189 7. Philip Weatherly, born January 20, 1876. IsABELLE Walbridge, born August 18, 1878.
William Henry,
13, 1886.
;
4. 5.
6.
Perit Fitch, born December
RuFUS Walbridge, born

in
April 10, 1893
died
November
13, 1898,
Washington, D. C.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2. 4.
Philip
6.3.2.
in
Weatherly Huntington,
3,
Norwich,
Conn.; married, April

ter of Philip
1897, in Washington, D.
C, Aline Huntington, daugh-
Taylor and Harriet Cornelia (Walch) Berry. Slie was born Washington, D. C. He is a physician and surgeon, a graduate of Columbian University, ^^'ashHe Uved two years, 1884-85, in Ontario Province, Canington, D. C, 1898. ada; attended the Norwich Free Academy, 1890-91; was in the banking
December
19, 187 7, in
business, in Washington, D.
C, 1894-98, and was
a clerk in the
War
Depart-
ment, 1898-1902. He was commissioned as Assistant Surgeon, with

tenant, in the U. S.
Army, October
27, 1902,
Captain, October 27, 1907.
He
served in
Philippine Islands, in 1903 and 1904.
He
tlie rank of first lieuand was promoted to the rank of the Moro campaigns in Mindanao, is an Episcopalian.
child.
1.
Aline Fitch, born February 18, de Bay, Laguna Province, P. I.

1.
1905, in Mahali Island,
Laguna
3. 3.4. 1. 2.4. 6. 3. 3.
is, 1878,
Isabelle Walbridge (Huntington) Powell, born August

in
Norwich, Conn.; married, December 9, 1899, in Washington, D. C, Graham Hume, son of Col. James William and Angie Cook (Kendig) Powell. He was
born at
Camp
Supply, Indian Territory.
Mr. Powell
Department.
is
501
Fortification,
clerk to the
is
Board of Ordnance and
"War
He
a graduate of Columbian University
Law
School, 1896.
He
is
also associate editor of the Infantry Journal.
He
moved
reside.
lived in
many
frontier
army
in
posts from 1872 to 1890.
In 1890 he re-
to Buffalo,
N. Y., and
1893 to Washington, D. C, where they now
They
are Episcopalians.
CHILD.
1.
IsABELLE Huntington, born September

D. C.
3,
1902, in Washington,
1.3. 3.4. 1.2.4.6.3.4.

William Henry Huntington, born
married, September
23,
April 10, 1883, in Norwich, Conn.;
Washington, D. C, Elizabeth Simmons, She was daughter of William Stillman and Louise Norton (Camp) Stanley. born September 13, 1885, in Milwaukee, Wis. H9 is a doctor of medicine, and a grafhiate of George Washington Uni1908,
in
versity Medical School, 1910.
He
lived in
Norwich, Conn.,
resides.
until April, 1892,
when he went
to AA'ashington, D.
C, where he now
He
has been with
the Medical Reserve Corps, U. S. A., since January, 1914.
He was
in the
a page in the U. S. Senate at the age of twelve years, and later

of Representatives;
still
House
later taking
up the study of medicine,

are Episcopalians.
to
specialize in eye, ear, nose,
and throat
troubles.
They
CHILD.
1.
Camp Stanley,
1. 3.
born August
21, 1912.
3.4. 1.2.4. 6. 3.5.

13, 1886, in
Perit Fitch Huntington, born December

and Margaret Ann (Quigley)
Ellis.
Norwich, Conn.;
married, June 20, 1910, in Virginia, Minn.. Gladys Moraine, daughter of Austin
She was born April
11, 1891.
He
ton, D.
is
a civil engineer.
in April,
He
lived in Norwich, Conn.;
C,
1892; to
Two
Hai'bors, Minn., in 1903,
ous other places in Minn., until 1913,
when he moved
to
to Washingand lived in varijMinneapolis, where he
moved
now
lives.
He was
City Engineer of Eveleth, Minn., from 191(i to 1911.
They are
Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
1.
Margaret
Tsabelle, born July

born July
24, 1911, at Eveleth,
2.
Harriet Fitch,
1. 3.
28, 1913, at Stillwater,
Minn. Minn.
3.4. 1. 2.4. 6. 4.
born November 1, 1845, in James Munroe Meech. Mrs. Meech Mr. Meech is dead.
Hannah Phelps (Huntington) Meech,

Franklin, Conn.; married, June 23, 1866,
lived in Hartford, Conn., 1914.
502
HUNTINGTON GKNEAT.OGY.
CHILDPwEN.
1.
2.
James Weatherly, born July 7, 1867, and died January 9, 1870. Huntington Phelps, born January 17, 1877; married, September They live in West 20, 1904, Nina Robinson, of Beverly, Mass.
Hartford, Conn.
Co., of Hartford,
Mr. Meech
Conn.
is
with the National Fire Insurance
1.3.3.4.1. 2.4.7.
James Monroe Huntington, born August
married,
of
first,
8,
October
11, 1841, in
Norwich, Conn., Emily Brewster, daughter

in 1821,
Appleton Meech.
She was born
and died, December
7,
1843, in
Norwich, Conn.
He
married, second,
November
24, 1846, in Plainfield, Conn.,
Sarah G., daughter of Capt. Nathan Burgess. She was born March 24, 1824, He married, third, Decemand died November 14, 1864, in Norwich, Conn. ber 14, 1865, in Norwich, Conn., P^lizabeth Rogers, daughter of Elisha Payne and Mary Palmer (Rogers) Barstow. She was born February 15, 1841, in He was a manufacturer of iron and was in the West Manchester, Mass. He was also India Trade, and died in Norwich, Conn., November 17, 1874. an importer and interested in the shipping business.

*
1.
Roscoe, born November
30, 1843.
10,
2.
Elizabeth Barstow, born December

Conn. Mary, born April 13, 1868. Susan Dickinson, born November
1866
lives in
Norwich,
3.
4.
25,
1869
graduate of Norwich
Free Academy; Wellesley, 1900, A. b.; Columbia, 1908, A. M.; teacher International Institute, San Sabastian, Spain, 1895-1898; Prof, of Pedagogy and Dean of Women's University, of Porto
Rico, Rio Piedross, P. R., 1901-1910; President of
American
College for
Women,
in
Madrid, Spain, 1915.

1871.
5. 6.
John Perit, born October 18, Ruth, born August 5, 1873.
1.3. 3.4. 1.2.4.7. 1.

ried,
Roscoe Huntington, born November 30, 1843, in Norwich, Conn.; marFebruary, 1869, in Chicago, 111., Mary Alice Frink. She died August 7,
lie died
December
1,
1898, in Los Angeles, Cal.,
and was buried
in
Norwich, Conn. child.
1.
James Monroe, born February
11, 1871.
503
1.3.3.
ary 1897, Annie Whitehead.
4. 1.
2.4.7.
1. 1.
James Monroe Huntington, born February 11, 1871; married, FebruThey live in Norfolk, Virginia.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
RoscoE Whitehead, born June Hugh, born August 23, 1902.
25, 1898.
1.3. 3. 4. 1.2.4.7.3. Mary (Htntington) Douglas, born April 13,

Conn.; married, January
1,
1868,
in
Xorwich,
1897, in Madrid, Spain, William Braddyl, son of
Alexander Frost and Jane (Gale) Douglas. He was born Jidy 30, 1858, in Alnwick, Northumberland, Eng. Mr. Douglas is a clergyman, and principal of the Theological Seminary in Spain. He is a graduate of the Free Church College, in Edinburgh, Scotland. He lived in New Zealand in 1870, in Scotland in 1876, and in Spain
since 1894.
After graduation he was assistant pastor, in Stirling, Scotland. Since 1896 he has been director of " The Evangelical Institute," and in charge of
the missions of the Irish and Scotch Presbyterian Churches in Andalusia.
CHILDREN. BORN IN PUERTO DE SANTA MARIA, SPAIN, AND THREE DIED

IN
1.
THE SAME PLACE.

died June
Elizabeth
10, 1898.
Huntington, born November 10,1897;

28, 1899.
2.
3.
Mary Braddyl,
born October 25, 1900; died JNIay 10, 1909.
4.
5. 6.
7.
William Huntington,
Mar.jorie Perit, born December 23, 1903; died ]\[argaret Gale, born July 21, 1905.
May
24, 1904.
8.
Alexander Per it, born October 12, 1907. Ruth Webster, born October 25, 1909.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2. 4. 7. 5.
John Perit Huntington,

Franklin and Loi-etta
in Boston, Mass.
]\Iaria
born October
18,
married, September 19, 1904, in Ilingham, Mass., Julia Bradlee, daughter of
(Barton) Weld.
She was born March
11, 1878,
He
and
is
a prominent young lawyer of the firm of
W.
A. Brisco and
J. P.
Huntington, of Norwich, Conn.

of the
He
is
a graduate of Williams College, 1894, are Congregationalists.
Harvard Law School.
They
504
CHILD.
1.
Elizabeth Rogers, born July
7,
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 3. Joshua Huntington, born August 16, 1751, in Norwich, Conn.; married, December 11, 1771, Hannah (1. 2. 4. 6. 12. see page 230) and commenced
business with his father.
self
But at the summons of the revolution, he threw him-
with
all
the ardor of a
young
patriot into the cause of his country.

spirit of the
The
battle of
Lexington aroused the martial

of
Norwich boys, and a
hundred
them hastened, under command
of Joshua, then lieutenant, to the
scene of action and were annexed to Putnam's brigade.

22, 1775, "
Under date
:
of
June
Prospect Hill in Cambridge." he thus writes to his father
"I am
now encamped on Prospect Hill, about one mile from Charlestown ferry. We have entrenched so strong that 'tis thought we shall be able to keep our ground. We have been fired at a number of times from the ships and floating batteries,
but they were not able to reach
us.
Several
men have been
killed since
all
Mon-
day
last,
by guns going
it.
off accidentally,
although the officers take
possible
care to prevent
but not mortally.
We have two We lost none.
men
I
in
our company wounded in the battle,
received your letters per Major Rodgers

hist
and brother Jed. Should have written you from there in the alarm on Saturday last as
week from Dedhani, but came
to the battle."
Tn another of his letters to his father, dated Cambridge, September 25,
company which he had, as upon the advice of his father, assuring him that he shall be entirely satisfied with your doing as you think will be of the most advantage for the good of the army in giving your advice
1775, he having been suggested as captain of that
lieutenant, led to the army, he throws himself
'*
in the matter."
letter of his to his father,

felt
how much he
mined not home, and
to
I
the claims of business and
dated Cambridge, November 22, 1 775, shows home upon him. " T have deter-
engage in the new army, as I am sensible my business calls me at know our business is such that I shall be of service to assist you. It is with much reluctance I shall leave the army, as I am offered as good a berth as I should expect. I can't say when T shall be at home, as the Connecticut troops are desired to stay the
month
of
December,
am
afraid our sol-
diers will not stay
any longer than they first engaged for, so shall stay as long As to news, we have nothing speas our company will tarry and then return. We expect to entrench on Cobble Hill this night which, excial at camp.
1
pect, will distress our enemy.'"
That he did not leave the
service, as both his business
and
his inclination
would call him to do, is apparent from the following letters of still later date. That he was regarded as an officer of unusual merit at this early period of his connection with the army, is abundantly evident from contemporaneous records.
I find this allusion to his popularity, in a
family letter of his brother,

" I do not
Jcdidiah, dated at Providence, June 13, 17 75:
know what
credit
brother Joshua
got himself
is in
505
all
camp, but
I find at this place
and
along the road, he has
much
honor, from the good order and regularity of his company.
He
much spoken of for his good behavior." After the evacuation of Boston by the British, the company of which he had command went with Putnam's brigade to New York.
is
letter
from him, dated
Camp
:
near King's Bridge, September 20, 1776,
shows his position at that period
"
You have most
likely
heard of our retreat
from the
city, before this,

last,
but I will give you some of the particulars.
Sunday
morning
our regiment, with a number of other regiments, were ordered to
below Turtle Bay, where lay five or six ships within musket About six o'clock a most furious cannonade began from the ships. At the same time the enemy landed a large body of men a little above where our men were posted, and marched directly for the main road in order to cut off our retreat, which they had like to have effected, as the greatest
the lines a
little
shot of our lines.
part of our
this
army were from
six to fourteen miles distant

I
from the
I
city.
In
skirmish we lost some men, though
think not many.
have been unwell
about a fortnight, with a slow fever and the
camp
disorder,
which prevented
my
the
being in the skirmish.
I
if I
enemy came
left
up;
and
had not ])assed the road but a little while before had been with the regiment at the lines, I was so
I
Aveak and feeble, I should, without doubt, have fallen into their hands.
have
now
the regiment for a few days, and
am
with brother Chester, about six-
teen miles from the city, getting bettei-.
The enemy made an attack last Monday on our people, 'tis said, with Our men engaged them with spirit, and after an engagement of about an hour, the enemy retreated with great confusion. In the attack we lost fifteen or twenty men. As the enemy carried off the most of their dead, I cannot tell their loss. Our aiany are in very high spirits.
"
2.500 men.
" I
understand that our family are concerned in a privateer from

1
New
London.
told brother
to
Andrew
I should
be glad
to
be concerned lOO.
Should be glad
brother (Joel)
?
know whether he has
engageil any part for

1
me
or not.
Brother Chester and Ebenezer are in usual health.

"
letter,
inclose
you a
letter for
dated North Castle, December 4, 1776, we still are and to find him unwavering in it. " I received yours of November 17th, since which our arm}' have been constantly on the move. As to their present situation, is impossible to give it to you. Brother Jed is stationed about fifty miles distant from me, in the Jerseys. Brother Chester and Ebenezer are at Peck KUns, about thirty miles. They were all well a few days ago. There is a body of the enemy in the Jerseys, as far as Hackenback, the remainder, I believe, are on York Island. We have a flying reable to follow his course,
port, that there
is
From another
a fleet of the
enemy
lying at Frog's Point.
If so, I think
I
it
likely they intend a visit to

will
some
i)art of
New
England.
I
hope the people
be spirited to oppose them, wherever they go.
wish to hear that our
three month's
men engage
fast,
as I
am afraid
our army will soon be very thin."
506
At a
war.
later period he
fall of
HUNTINGTON GKNRALOGY.
was employed
in secûring shipping for the use of the
In the
1777 he had charge of the building of a frigate, at Gale's
ford, Groton.
Ferry, for the service, and in July 8, 1779, he thus writes to Thomas Mum" I wish you to inform me if you know of a small privateer of
eight or ten guns, to be sold at
New
London
or elsewhere, as I
want
to pur-
chase one of that
size.
If I should purchase I should be glad to have you
concerned."
CHILD.
*
1.
Elizabeth, born November
8,
1774.
1.3.3. 4. 1.3.
Elizabeth
ber
8,
field,
ily.
1.
in
C Huntington) Wolcott, born
Norwich, Conn., Novem-
1774; married, October 12, 1800, Hon. Frederick AVolcott, of Litchwho was born November 2, 176*>, an honored member of an honored fam-
He was
brother to the third Governor Wolcott of Connecticut, a son of

first
the second, and grandson of the
governor of that name
in the state,
and a
to
descendant of that noble man, the English Armiger, Henry Wolcott of AVindsor,
who succeeding a
Golden
long line of titled ancestry in the mother land,
came
establish in this a long line of nature's true nobility.

cott of
INIanor, Tolland,
England, has not yet
The son of John Wolwanted among his de-
scendants worthy representatives of the spirit which the motto of the Wolcott Arms breathes and produces: " nuUius addictus jurare in verbi magistri;"
" accustomed to swear in the words of no master.
Mr. Wolcott was much

of the state senate,
in public
life,
having been several years a member
and clerk both of the county and superior courts. He graduated from Yale College in 1786, and studied law, but ill-health prevented him from practicing. He was Judge of Probate for Litchfield County in 1796.
in Wolcottville,
and his brother, Oliver, were engaged in the development of woolen textiles Conn. Mrs. Wolcott died April 2, 1812, at Litchfield, Conn. Mr. Wolcott married, second, June 21, 1815, Mrs. Sally Worthington Cooke,
He
dauo-hter of Rev.
Samuel Goodrich,
of Berlin,
and had four children by
her.
He
died in Litchfield, Conn.,
May
28, 1837.
childuen.
*
1,
*
* *
2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
*
*
Marianne Goodrich, born August 9, 1801. Hannah Huntington, born January 14, 1803. Joshua Huntington, born August 29, 1804. Elizabeth, born March 6, 1806. Frederick Henry, born August 19, 1808. Laura Maria, born August 14, 1811.
1.3.3. 4. 1.3.
married,
1. 1.
9,
Marianne Goodrich (Wolcott) Whitehead,
May
22, 1827,
born August Asa Whitehead, of Newark, N. J., where they
1801;
resided.
HUNTINGTON GKNEALOCtY.
CHILD.
1.
507
Frederick Wolcott.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1.3. 1. 2. Hannah Huntington (Wolcott) Freeman,
born January
14, 1803,
INIass.
married, April 21, 1834, the Rev. Frederick Freeman, of Sandwich,
CHILD.
1.
Huntington Wolcott.
190G.
Died
at
Rocky
Hill,
N.
J.,
October
30,
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 3. 1. 3.
Joshua Huntington Wolcott,

Conn.; married,
1824, and died
first,
born August 29. 1804, in Litchfield,
November
1850.
12, 1844, Cornelia,
Eliza (Atkins) Frothinghani, of Boston, Mass.
daughter of Samuel and She was born December 11,
June
1,
He
married, second,
November
12, 1851,
Harriet Frothingham, sister of
his first wife.
Mr. Wolcott came
to
Boston as a boy, and became an apprentice in the
counting house of A. and A. Lawrence.

twenty-six, and was the senior partner
He was made
when
of
a partner at the age of
the firm was dissolved in 1865.
He
took a prominent part in
tlie
development
New
turing, being president or director in
many
textile mills,
England manufacand a director of the
Boston and Providence Railroad.

prises,
War.
He was also a leader in charitable enterand was State Treasurer of the Sanitary Commission during the Civil He was a charter member of the Union Club of Boston, and belonged
Major General
to the Society of the Cincinnati in the right of his grandfather.
Oliver Wolcott.
children.
1.
Huntington Frothingham, born February
4,
1846.
He
pre-
pared for college (Harvard) at Dix well's school, Boston, but before entering he became Second Lieutenant of the 2d Mass.
Cavalry, U. S. Volunteers.
He
served in the
of the
Army of
the Shen-
endoah through the
"camp
*
2.
fever," or
War, contracted typhoid, was brought home, and died June 10,
last battles
Civil
1865, at the age of nineteen years, four months, in Milton, Mass.
Roger, born July
13, 1847.
1.
3.3.4. 1.3. 1.3. 2.

born July
13, 1847, in
Roger Wolcott,
tember
2,
Boston, Mass.; married, Sep-
1874, Edith, daughter of William Gardiner and Josephine Augusta
(Peabody) Prescott, of Boston.
She was born April
20, 1853,
and
is
the grand-
508
daughter of William Hickling Prescott, the historian, and great-great-granddaughter of Colonel William Prescott, Commander of the American troops at
Hunker Ilill. Mr. Wolcott prepared ated from Harvard College

the Battle of
for college at Dixwell's school, Boston,

in 1870,
and gradu-
being the class orator, and from the Har-
vard
Law School in 1874. He was a member of the
the State Legislature, 1882-1884.
Club of Massachusetts in 1896, being acting Governor for most

1899.
Pliilippine
Boston Council, 1877-1879, and representative in He was first President of the Republican 1891, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts, 1893of the latter year,
and Governor, 1897-
In 1900 he declined President McKinley's offer of a position on the
Commission, and the Ambassadorship to

a
Italy.
He was
member
of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Society of the
Cincinnati, Loyal Legion, and Society of Colonial Wars, an Overseer of Har-
vard College, 1885-1895, and Chief ^Marshal at

year.
tions.
Commencement
in the latter
He was
In 189
7
a director or trustee in
many
industrial or charitable organiza-
he was given the luMiorary ll. n. by Williams College.

of 1900, after a long trip abroad, he returned to Boston to
In the
Autumn
vote at the presidential election.

typhoid, and died on
State
life
Immediately afterward he was seized with

21, 1900.
December
House by popular subscription fi-om over was written by Bisliop AVilliam Lawrk'ucc.
CHILDREN.
1.
His statue has been placed in the forty thousand people, and his
Huntington Frothingham, born November

Mass., and died February 19, 1877.
29, 1875, in Boston.
2. 3.
Roger, born July 25, 1877. William Prescott, born May

from Harvard College
in
1,
1880, in Boston.
He
graduati-d
1903, and spent one year at the Har-
vard Medical School, leaving to enter business in Boston.

* 4.
He
is
5.
6.
now (February, 1915,) engaged in farming at Ponkapog, INIass. Samuel Huntington, born November 9, 1881. Cornelia Frothingham, born February 3, 1885. Oliver, born April 7, 1891. He graduated from Harvard College "cum laude " in 1913, and is now in his last year in Harvard
Law
He was elected School. Harvard Law Review.

1. 3.
in his first
year an editor of
tlie
3.4.
1. 3.
1.3.2. 2.
in
iNIilton,
Roger Wolcott,
7,
born July 25, 1877,
Mass.; married,
June
1904, Claire Morton, daughter of ^bn-ton and Fniiny Lithgow (Payson)
Prince, of Salem and I>o9ton.
He
graduated from Harvard College

Schocil in 1902.
"cum laude"
in 1899,
and from
thi-
Harvard Law
Hi' si-rved throughout the Spanish
War
as a
private- iu the
509
first militia
First Mass.
Heavy
Artillery,
U.
S.
Volunteers, the
iviiiment in the United States to enter the Volunteer service.
Later he was
Second Lieutenant, First Lieutenant, Captain, and Regimental Adjutant, Lieutenant Colonel, and Inspector General, Mass. Volunteer Militia, and retired as He was Representative in the Massachusetts Legislature, Colonel in 1910. 1009-1912, and a member of the State Board of Insanity in 1914. He is a
director or trustee in various business
tlie
and charitable organizations,
member
of
United Spanish AVar Veterans, the Loyal Legion, Lieut. Governor of the ^Nlass. Society of Colonial Wars, and a member of the standing committee of the Mass. Society of the Cincinnati. He is a lawyer with othce in Boston, and
lives in Milton,
Mass.
CHILDREN, BORN IN :mILTON, MASS.

1. 2.
3.
Roger, born February 28, 1905; died July 5, 1909. Clarissa Endicott, born November 29, 1907. John Endicott, born April 2, 1910.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 3.
1.3. 2. 4.
9,
Samuel Huntington Wolcott,

Mass.;
born November
1881, in Boston,
Hannah, daughter of Robert Hooper and She was born June 25, 1881, Caroline James (Young) Stevenson, of Boston.
married June
Mass.
19, 1907,
in Milton,
]\Ir.
Wolcott graduated from Harvard College in 1903, rowing bow in the winning "A'arsity crew that year. He is director or trustee in various business and charitable organizations, and a member of the firm of Brown Brothers and Company, bankers, of Boston. He lives in Milton, Mass.
CHILDREN, born IN MILTON, MASS.

1.
2.
PvDith Prescott, born September 4, 1908. Samuel Huntington, born August 31, 1910.
3.
Robert Stevenson,
born February
3,
1914.
1. 3. 3. 4.
1.3. 1. 3. 2. 5.
3,
Cornelia Frothingham (Wolcott) Drury, born February

in Boston, Mass.; married April 18, 1911, the Rev.
1885,
Samuel Smith, son of Samuel Smith and Hannah Wheeler (Goodwin) Drury, of Sutton, Mass. He was born October 19, 1878, in Bristol, R. I. He graduated from Harvard College in 1901, and later taught school in Pomfret, Conn., and in the Philippine He graduated from the Berkeley Divinity School with the degree of Islands. s.T.B. in 1910, and was ordained in the Episcopal ministry the same year. He also received in 1910 the honorary degree of l.h.d. from Trinity College. He became vicar in St. Stephen's church in Boston, and went from there to St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H., as Vice Rector, later being promoted to In 1913 he declined an election of Suffragan Bishop of Connecticut. Rector.
510
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Samuel Smith, born December 29, 1911, Roger Wolcott, born March 3, 1914, in
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 3. 1. 4.
in Milton,
Mass.
Brookline, Mass.
Elizabeth (Wolcott) Jackson, born March

23, 1827,
6,
1806; married
J.,
May
resided,
John P. Jackson, a prominent lawyer of Newark, N. and where she died October 15, 1875.
where they
children.
*
*
1.
Laura Wolcott,
born
May
5,
1828.
1829.
;
2. 3.
Elizabeth, born November 13, Julia Huntington, born July 5, 1831
Mary
died April
1833.
8,
1905.
* *
4.
5.
6.
7.
Frederick Wolcott, born August 24, Joseph Cooke, born August 5, 1835.
John, born February
6,
1837.
Hannah Wolcott,
army
born April 21, 1839; died August 24, 1904.
8.
Huntington Wolcott,
as a Lieutenant
born January 21, 1841. He entered the September 6, 1862, and was soon known as a brave and fearless soldier, of whom a memorial by the Conimandery of the State of Illinois Military Order of the Loyal "Col. Jackson Legion of the United States, speaks as follows took part with his command in the Maryland campaign of the Army of the Potomac and was present at the fierce and destructive battle of Antietam on the 16th and 17th of September, 1862, where he received special mention for gallantry and good con:
duct.
He
took part in the second battle of Fredericks-
burg where he rendered most gallant and distinguished service. * * * He was afterwards wounded in the battle of Kenesaw Mt., in Georgia. * * * The bravery of Col. Jackson was hiofhly commended by his superior officers and was the subject
* * * Col. remark by all who witnessed it. Jackson was present at every battle during the entire Atlanta campaign." He was a man of fine character, high aims, public
of general
spirit,
loveable
nature
and broad
intellectual
acquirements.
After the war he practiced law at Chicago, where he died June

23, 1901.
9.
Charles Henry,
born
May
28, 1843
10. 11.
March 13, 1845; died March 28, 1846. Schuylek Buinckerhoff, born June 16,1849; married Febru-
Henky
(tKISWOli), born
ary 27, 1889, Angela Forbes, of San Francisco, Calif. He was a prominent lawyer in Newark, N. J., and was speaker of the
house of representatives of
New
Jersey.
He
died July 28, 1914.
'
511
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 3. 1.4. 1.
Laura Wolcott (Jackson, Trotter) Parker,
born
May
5,
1828.
She married, first, Matthew Trotter who died in 1850. She married, second, January 28, 1864, Charles Henry Parker, of Boston, Mass., who died April 8, 1908. His wife died January 9, 1901.
CHILDREN, (PARKER.)
1.
2. 3.
Gertrude, born July 22, 1865; died November 17, Harriet Wolcott, born January 26, 1867. Samuel Dunn, born September 9, 1868. He lives
is
1883.
in Boston,
is
and
Inspector of the Mass. Volunteer Militia.
He
unmarried.
4.
Charles Henry, born March 14, Winnifred E. S. Perkins. They
1872; married April 28, 1909,

reside in Boston.
1.3.3.4. 1.3. 1.4.1.2.

Harriet Wolcott (Parker) Reynolds,
married April 12, 1893, Dr. Edward Reynolds.
Mass.
born January 26, 1867;
They
reside in Readville,
children.
1.
2.
3.
Edward, born March 27, 1894. Charles Parker, born August 2, 1896. George Phillip, born March 23, 1898.
1. 3.
3.4. 1.3.
1.
4.2.
13, 1829;
Mary Elizabeth
ried
(Jackson) Henry, born November
mar-
November
14, 1849,
Thomas Charlton Henry,

and died August
31, 1890.
of Philadelphia, Pa.
was born April

7,
20, 1828,
Mrs. Henry died
He May
1885.
CHILDREN.
* *
*
1. 2.
3.
*
*
4.
5.
Alexander, born December 29, 1850. Charles Wolcott, born April 13, 1852. Bayard, born January 15, 1857. John Jackson, born September 28, 1859. Elizabeth Wolcott, born April 6, 1863.
1.3.3.4.
1. 3. 1.
4.2.
1.
12, 1875,
Alexander Henry, born December 29, 1850; married May He is secretary of the Presbyterian Board Caroline Rosa Bayard. He received the degree of d.d. cation and Sunday School ^^'ork.
College.
of Publi-
from Coe
children.
* *
1.
2.
Adeline McKean, born May 7, 1878. Alexander, born August 21, 1885.
512
1.3.3.4. 1.3. 1.4.2.

27, 1907, Albert
1. 1.
7,
Adelink McKean (Henry) Bag(;s, born May

N. Baggs.
Mrs. Baggs died October
1878; married INIay
28, 1914.
CHILDREN.
1, 2.
Henry McKean, born November 27, 1908. Edward Wolcott, born September 30, 1913.
1. 3.
3.4. 1.3. 1.4. 2.
1. 2.
Alexander Henry,
Virginia Whipple Hansen.
born August 21, 1885; married October 21, 1911,
CHILD.
1.
Christine, born July
29, 1912.
1. 3.
1885, Sallie B., daughter of
3.4. 1.3. 1.4.2.2.

Henry H. Houston.
born April 13, 1852; married November 18, Mr. Henry was a prominent
interest in all public affairs relating
23, 1903.
Charles Wolcott Henry,
and successful business man, taking great

to the city of Philadelphia.
He
died
November
His widow and
children reside in Chestnut Hill, Phila.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Thomas Charlton, born March 25, 1887. Gertrude Houston, born September 2, 1891.
Elizabeth Wolcott, born August
28, 1894.
3.
1.
3.3.4. 1.3. 1.4. 2.2.

born March 25, 1887
;
1.
married November
Thomas Charlton Henry,

29, 1910, Julia Biddle.
child.
1.
Isabel Biddle, born June
11, 1912.
1.3. 3.4. 1.3. 1. 4.2. 3.

Bayard Henry,
1881,
Mary
E. McCorkle.
born January 15, 1857; married, first, October 18, He married, second, October 9, 1888, Jane I. R.
Robeson. Mr. Henry is a prominent lawyer in Philadelphia, Pa.; was a member of State Senate, 1898-90, Trustee of Princeton University, Director of Pennsylvania Railroad and a number of other corporations.
children.
*
*
1.
Howard Houston,
born July
19, 1882.
2. 3.
Caroline M., born February 20, 1884. Snowden, born January 17, 1896.
513
1.3.3.
Mae
Drexel
Fell.
4.
1.3. 1.4. 2. 3. 1.
July
19, 1882;
Howard Houston Henry, born
married June 23, 1904,
CHILD.
1.
Sarah Drexel,
1.
born March
28, 1905.
3.3.4. 1.3. 1.4. 2.3.2.

20,
October
Caroline M. (Henry) Roberts, born February 12, 1909, Isaac Warner Roberts.
children.
1. 2.
1884; married
Algernon, born October
3,
1910.
3,
Bayard Henry,
born February
1912.
5,
3.
Mary
Elizabeth, born September
1913,
1.
1885, Clara Reeves.
3.3.4. 1.3. 1.4.2. 4.

;
John Jackson Henry,
married November
3,
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Emily Reeves, born March 12, 1888. Charles Wolcott, born September 24,
D. Reeves, born July
7,
1899.
3.
1892.
13, 1894.
4.
James Bayard, born March
1.3.3. 4. 1.3. 1.4. 2.4

Emily Reeves (Henry) Freeman, born March
9,
1.
1888 married June
;
12,
1908, Hon. William Coleman Freeman, of Lebanon, Pa.
CHILD.
1.
Isabel Coleman, born January
17, 1911.
1. 3. 3.4. 1. 3. 1. 4. 2. 5.
Elizabeth Wolcott (Henry) Wister, born April
February
16, 1887,
6,
1863
married
Lewis AVynn Wister.

CHILD.
1.
Lewis Caspar, born February
24, 1888.
1.3. 3.4. 1.3. 1.4. 2.5. 1.

1909,
Lewis Caspar Wister, born February Mary Carpenter Lloyd.
24,
1888
married October
2,
33
514
CHILDREN.
1.
Caspak, born August
12, 1910.
2.
3.
Malcolm Lloyd, born August 2, 1912. Lewis Wynn, born May 18, 1914.
1.3. 3.4. 1.3. 1.4.4.

Frederick Wolcott Jackson, born August
12, 1859,
5,
24,
1833
mamed
October
Nannie Jane, daughter of Ezra Nye, of N. Y. She was born August Mr. Jackson died June 14, 1904. 1835, and died March 10, 1905.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Philip Nye, born September
1,
1860.
18,
2.
John Brinckerhoff,
William Fessenden,
1913.
born August
1862; man-ied April 28,
1886, Florence A. Baird.

3.
May
17,
4. 5.
Frederick Wolcott, born June 1, 1867. Charles Huntington, born November

1911.
29,
1869; died June
5,
6.
Elizabeth Wolcott, born January
23, 1872.
* *
*
7.
8.
9.
Nina Fessenden, born June 11, 1874. Oliver Wolcott, born September 9, 1876.
Martha Nye,
1.
born November
7,
1878.
3.3. 4.
1. 3. 1. 4. 4. 1.
5,
Philip Nye Jackson, born September 1, 1860; married November He died March 3, 1911. 1884, Margaret Atlee.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
4.
born August 11, 1885; married October 28, 1905, Washington Lewis Stevens. Edith Atlee, born October 6, 1886, Frederick Wolcott, born February 21, 1888. Margaret Atlee, born November 11, 1890; married, January
23, 1910, William Agnew Paton. Philip Nye, born May 15, 1898. Schuyler Brinckerhoff, born August
Nannie Nye,
5.
6.
18, 1900.
1. 3.
3.4. 1.3.
1.
4.4.
1. 2.
6,
Edith Atlee (Jackson) Adams, born October November 1, 1905, Thatcher Magoon Adams.
1886;
married,
CHILD.
1.
515
Thatcher Magoon,
born September
11, 1911.
1.3. 3. 4.
1894, Louise Arnold.
1. 3.
1.4. 4. 4.
1,
Frederick Wolcott Jackson, born June

children.
1. 2. 3.
1867; married, June 27,
4.
Elizabeth Screven, born September 12, 1894. Frederick Huntington Wolcott, born September Louise Arnold, born May 27, 1902. Nannie Nye, born September 9, 1904.
25, 1897.
1.3.3.4.1.3. 1.4. 4.7.

Nina Fessenden (Jackson) Abeel, born June April 19, 1900, Neilson Abeel. He died May 18, 1907.
children.
1. 2.
11,
1874; married,
Nancy Fessenden,
born March
29, 1902.
11, 1901; died
February
1,
1902.
Neilson, born October
3.
Elizabeth Wolcott, born August
23, 1904.
4.
Margaret Hall,
born February
3,
1905.
1.3. 3.4. 1.3.

1904, Adele P. Carpenter.
1. 4.
4. 8.
9,
Oliver Wolcott Jackson, born September

children.
1. 2.
1876
married, April
6,
3.
Frances Adele, born January 5, 1906. Lorraine Wolcott, born December 31, Martha Nye, born August 22, 1910.
1907.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 3. 1. 4. 4. 9.
Martha Nye
(Jackson) Stewart, born November
7,
1878; married,
October 12, 1906, Lewis Stewart,
who
died
March
3,
1908.
CHILD.
1.
Francesca Lewis, born December
17, 1907.
1.3.3. 4. 1.3. 1.4. 5.

5, 1835; married October 12, Day, of Hartford, Conn. She was born February 24, 1837. General Jackson died May 22, 1913, and Mrs. Jackson died November 25, 1914. See the Jackson Genealogy for full particulars.
Joseph Cooke Jackson, born August
1864, Katherine Perkins
516
CHILDREN.
*
* *
*
1.
2.
3.
4.
Joseph Cooke, born August 20, 1865. John Day, born September 23, 1868. Katherine Seymour, born October 21, 1871. Elizabeth Huntington Wolcott, born September
1,
1875.
1.3.3.
Mabel Good sell,
4. 1. 3. 1. 4. 5. 1.
20,
Joseph Cooke Jackson, born August

of East Orange,
1865; married, June
14, 1900,
N.
J.
CHILD.
1.
Joseph Hamilton Goodsell, born June
15, 1901.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 3. 1. 4. 5. 2.
John Day Jackson,

Rose Marie Herrick,
born September
111.
23, 1868;
married July 28, 1909.
of Elgin,
children.
1.
2.
Richard Seymouk, born August 28, 1910. John Herrick, born January 8, 1912.
1.
3.3.4. 1.3. 1.4. 5.
3.
Ixn-n
Katherine Seymour (Jackson) Goodsell,

married, December
4,
October
21, 1871;
1909, Percy Hamilton Goodsell, of East Orange, N. J.
CHILD.
1.
Percy Hamilton,
1. 3. 3. 4.
1.3. 1. 4. 5. 4.
burn
Sep-
Elizabeth Huntington Wolcott (Jackson) Watts,

tember
1,
1875; married October 20, 1909, Martin Sheelar Watts, of Balti-
more, Md.
children.
1.
2.
Martin Seymour Huntington, born December Schuyler Wolcott Jackson, born January 25,
1. 3.
26, 1910.
1912.
3.4.
1. 3. 1. 4. 6.
6,
John Jackson, born February

Gregory.
1837; married, in 1868, Clara Catlin
He
died
December
17, 1880.
He was
speaker of the House of Rep-
resentatives of the
New
Jersey Legislature.
CHILDREN.
1.
517
Eliza Gregory, born July 2, 1869; married in February, 1903, Deming Jarvis; they reside at Villa Val Fleuri, Dinard, France.
2. 3.
Laura Wolcott,
born in 1870.
in 1903,
4.
Eliot Gregory, born July 2, 1872; married Bray. They reside in San Francisco, Cal. John, born May 18, 1878.
Margaret
5.
Huntington Wolcott,
1.3.3. 4. 1.3.
March
6,
1. 4.
6.2.
born
in
Laura Wolcott (Jackson) Ekengren,

1909, Count
1870;
married,
from Sweden.
Wiihelm A. F. Ekengren, Minister Tbey reside in Washington, D. C.
to the
United States
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Elsie Helen Augusta, born April 26, 1910. Laura Christina Clara, born March 29, 1913.
1.3.3.4. 1.3.
Huntington Wolcott Jackson,
ington, D. C.
1. 4. 6. 5.
born April
17, 1880;
married Febru-
ary 19, 1909, Shelby, daughter of Admiral Converse.
They
reside at
Wash-
children.
1. 2.
Audrey Vinton,
born February
15, 1910.
Peter Huntington Wolcott, born July
31, 1912.
1.3.3. 4.
Frederick Henry Wolcott,
Abby, daughter
of of
1.
3. 1. 5.
;

;
married,
first,
Gardner G. Howland second, Mrs. Sarah Chase, daughter Gen. Charles V. Merchant, and widow of Capt. Leslie Chase. He died at
Astoria, L. L, April 11, 1883.
children.
1.
Elizabeth Huntington.
Alice.
2. 3.
Frederick Henry.
4.
Gardner Howland.
1.3. 3.4. 1.3. 1. 6.

March
Laura Marie (Wolcott) Rankin, born August 14, 1811; married Mrs. Rankin died at 3, 1831, Robert G. Rankin, of New York City.
Y.,
Newburgh, N.
December
24, 1887.
Her husband predeceased
her.
518
1.
519
In 1777, Congress authorized Gen. Washington to raise sixteen regiments,
by the respective states. In one Samuel B. Webb, he received the commission of major; and in 17 78, Col. Webb and the lieutenant colonel of the regiment having been made prisoners, the command devolved upon Major Huntington, who was ordered to march to Rhode Island to reinforce the troops which were directed to attack the British army then at Newport. Major Huntington continued in command till 1779, when, the lieutenant colonel, having been exchanged, resigned, and Major Huntington was promoted to a lieutenant colonelcy, to take rank from June, 1778. Soon after this he joined the main array, when he was appointed to the
of these,
in addition to those which were to be raised
commanded
b}' Col.
command
the siege,
of a battalion of light troops to reinforce the
army then
acting
against Cornwallis at Yorktown, where he continued until near the close of
when he joined Gen. Lincoln
as a volunteer aide, acting in that
capacity during the rest of the siege, and up to the time of the surrender of
Cornwallis and his army.
At
the close of the
war
in
1783, he retired to private
life,
and
in 1792,
congress having appointed a system for the militia of the states, his excellency,
situation he held
Gov. Huntington, appointed him a general for the State of Connecticut, which under the successive governors, Wolcott, Trumbull, Tread-
well, Griswold, Smith,
and Wolcott, enjoying their entire confidence.

it
In 1799, in consequence of our relations with France, congress deemed
expedient to raise a body of troops for dicipline, in case of need, and having given the command to Washington, with a i-equest on the part of the then
president,
consider best qualified for the service, Washington
John Adams, that he would designate such officers as he should named Gen. Huntington,
who
received a commission as brigadier.
During the
War
of the Revolution, (ien.
of the best disciplinarians of the
army.
He
Huntington was considered one enjoyed the personal friendship of

;
Knox, Humphries, Jackson, and Trumbull and at its close, in private life, was deemed a gentleman of strict integrity of character, and was honored by
the suffrages of the people with a seat both in the national and state
tures.
leofisla-
Very few living men know anything of the embarrassments attendino^ the who served in the war of the Revolution, much of which arose from the depreciated and finally wortliless paper currency. The writer of this notice has heard Gen. Huntington say that he had given a month's pay for
officers
merely crossing a
ferry.
Gen. Huntington was elected a member of the United States House of Representatives in 1810, and again in 1817. His death took place in Norwich, June 17, 1834.

*
1.
2.
Alfred Isham, born June 2, 1793. Wolcott, born August 20, 1796;
married, in May, 1837, Jane
Watkinson, of Middletown, Conn.
He was engaged
in
mer-
520
cantile pursuits, in the earlier portion of his
life,
and
later in
the insurance business.
He
lived, for several years before his

first
death, on a portion of the territory
appropriated to Simon
Huntington,
(1.3.)
family, (1863.)
which has never been alienated from the He died suddenly in Norwich, from apoplexy,
20, 1798,
3.
March 26, 1861. Louisa M., born February

(1858) with her
sisters,
and was
in
occupancy, in
of the old Huntington family mansion.
4.
Geokgk Washington,
born November 22, 1799, and was un-
married, and a merchant in
New
Orleans, in 1860.
He
died
May
5. 6.
10, 1870.
6,
Emily, born July
1801.
6,
Nancy
L.,
born April
1803.
11, 1804.
1,
7.
8.
9.
Walter, born November Sarah Isham, born May

Gabriel
1845.
1806.
24, 1808;
married November
19, 1839,
W. Denton
of
New
Orleans, where she died July 17,
10.
Maria, born December
13, 1810.
1.3.3.4.1.5.1.
born June 2, 1793, in Norwich, Conn.; married Caroline Sims, and was a commission merchant in the South. He
died in
Alfred Isham Huntington,
New
Orleans, in June, 1854.
CHILDREN.
* *
1.
Alfred
Sims, born October 18, 1819.

16, 1822.
2. 3.
Caroline Louisa, died young. Benjamin Wolcott, born July

Julia, died young.
4.
5.
* *
6.
7.
Henry Chester, was a merchant Edward William, born January

Lloyd.
in
New
Orleans.
26, 1827.
1.3.3. 4.
Alfred Sims Huntington,
married,
first,
1. 5. 1. 1.
18,
born October
1819, in Augusta, Ga.;
Anna Shearer. She and died February 22. 1865, in He married, second, October 23, 186 7, in Battles Wharf, Ala., Bettie Sears, daughter of James Chapman and Bettie James (Sears) Stevenson. She was born April 10, 1840, in Newbern, N. C. He was a merchant, and lived in Augusta, Ga., from 1819 to 1837; in Mobile, Ala., 1838 to 1865; in New Orleans, La., 1866 to 1871; in Sehna, Ala., 1872 to 1875; in Chunchula, Ala., 1876 to 1894, where he died January 3, 1894. His wife lives He was a Presbyterian. in Mobile, Ala.
November
6,
1851, in Selma, Ala., Eniilie
was born February Montreal, Canada.
16, 1832, in Selma, Ala.,
CHILDREN.
1.
521
Lewis W., born March
3,
1853, in Mobile, Ala.; marrried in LexMiss.

Ala.;
2.
They live in Lexington, Clifford Gallop, born February 14, 1855, in Mobile,
ington, Miss., Hattie Beall.
ried in the City of Mexico; lives in
mar-
Los Angeles, Cal.
3.
Mary
Nicolson, born August

30, 1880, in
4, 5,
1856.
4.
Emily Shearer, born January

January
1869, in
New
Orleans, La.; died
Chunchula, Ala.
1.3.3. 4.
Mobile, Ala.; married, December
of
8,
1. 5. 1. 1.
3
4,
Mary Nicholson (Huntington) Munall,

John William and Mary Ann (Hart) Munall.
born August
1856, in
1880, in Mobile, Ala., William Hart, son
He was
born September
14,
1849, in Lynchburg, Va.
Mr. Munall was a farmer, and a graduate of a Virginia Military Institute. and moved to Uniontown, Ala., where he died September 27, 1888. They were Episcopalians, and Mr. Munall was Superintendent of the Sunday School for one year.
He
lived in Lynchburg, Va.,
CHILDREN, BORN IN BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.

1.
Alfred Huntington, born September

29, 1905, in
14, 1881; married,
Lynchburg, Va., Margaret Woodruff Dillard.

Ga.
June They
live in Atlanta,
2.
3.
Clifford Huntington, born May 22, 1885. Alice Huntington, born August 10, 1887.
1.3. 3. 4. 1. 5.
1. 3.
16,
Benjamin Wolcott Huntington, born July

Zelia (Robertaille)
19, 1894, in
1822, in Norwich,
Conn.; married, in 1851, in Natchez, Miss., Eliza, daughter of Benjamin and
Wade.
She was born
in
May, 1830, and died February

Norwich, Conn.. Augusta,
he died, January
9,
Natchez, Miss.
1886.
Ga.,
He was a commission merchant, and lived in New Orleans, La., and Natchez, Miss., where
He was not a member of any church, but died in the Catholic faith. When a young man he drove from Augusta, Ga., to New Orleans, La., and
joined the firm of Payne, Huntington and Co., then formed a partnership with
his brother Alfred in the
same business.
He was
in the City of
New
Orleans
when
it fell,
during the Civil War.
children.
1.
Zelia Priscilla, born October

lives in
21, 1853, in
Adams
County, Miss.;
Denver, Col.
522
2.
Walter Washington,
La.;
born August
18, 1857, in
New
Orleans,
married,
Wensel.
ary
3.
November 24, 1900, in Natchez, They lived in Natchez, Miss. He died

born
in
Miss.,
Mary
there Febru-
8,
1906.
1861, in
Maria Louise,
1865.
New
Orleans, La.; died there in
4.
Lucy Irwin,
in
born February
9,
1870, in
New
Orleans, La.; married
5.
May, 1898, in Natchez, Miss., Henry Charles Burton. died June 15, 1906, in Mobile, Ala. Marie Elise, born December 16, 1873, in Natchez, Miss.
She
1.3.3. 4.
Natchez, Miss.; married, October
5,
1. 5.
1.3.5.
born December
16,
Marie Elise (Huntington) Howard,
1871, in
1896, in Natchez, Miss., William Carr,
son of John Bowles and Georgia Rosalie (Lathrop) Howard.
He was
born
in
Savannah, Ga.,
in 1860.
is
Mr. Howard
manager
for the
Dupont Powder Co.

St. Louis.
He
Col.
has lived in
New
York, Atlanta, and
He
is
now
in
Denver,
They
1.
are Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
2.
3.
Charles Huntington, born October 15, 1899, in Denver, Col. George Wyndham, born November 10, 1901, in Denver, Col. John Lathrop, born December 17, 1905, in Denver, Col.
1.3.3.
Ga.; married, in
4. 1. 5. 1. 6.
Edward William Huntington, born January 6, 1827, in Augusta, New Orleans, La., Laura, daughter of Henry and Aîctoire (Dubertson) Legendre. She was born in New Orleans, La., in 1838, and died
in 1869.
He was
June
a lawyer, and a graduate of Marietta College, in Marietta, O.
On
29, 1889, the trustees of this College conferred the
honorary degree of
Doctor of Laws on him.
He
served through the Civil
War
in the
Confederate Army, as Captain of
the Debigny Guards.
He
lived in Augusta, Ga.,
when a boy
later
moved
to
New
Orleans, La., where he resided until his death, August 14, 1899.
children.
*
*
1.
Mary Anna
Victoire, born November

1,
1863.
2.
Henry Legendre,
1.3.3.4. 1.5.
1863, in
1. 6. 1.
Mary Anna Victoire (Huntington) Carter, born November 1, New Orleans, La,; married, December 29, 1890, in New Orleans, La.,
523
New
Charles Todd, son of Dr. John and Letitia (Shelby) Carter. He was born in He died in San Antonio, Orleans, La., and was in the cattle business.
Texas, January
4, 1898.
Mrs. Carter and her children
live in
Owensboro, Ky.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Huntington Todd, born May 1, 1894. Shelby Charles, born November 2, 1897.
1.3. 3. 4. 1.5. 1.6.2.

La.; married,
Henry Legendre Huntington, born April 23, June 11, 1894, in New Orleans, Eugenia
Mary Anna
(Benedito) Zarza.
1866, in
New
Orleans,
Charlotte, daughter of
4,
Evariste and
in
1873,
New Orleans. He is a stock broker, and a member of the New Orleans Stock Exchange. He is a graduate of the Mississippi Military Institute, in Pass Christian, Miss.
CHILD.
1.
Edward Zarza,
born March
3,
1896, in
New
Orleans, La.
1.3. 3.4.
Lloyd Huntington,
August
26, 1869, in
1. 5. 1. 7.
3,
born September
1830, in
Geoi-gia; married,
New
Orleans, La., Marie Louise, daughter of
Edmond and
was
Louisa (ChexnaydreJ Bachemin.

living in
1,
1840, and
New
Orleans, La., in 1915.

Sheriff of the Parish of Plaquemines,
He was
Hache,
La.,
and died
at Pointe a la
November
5,
1873.
He was
an Episcopalian.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2. 3.
Benjamin Wolcott, born November 26, 1871. Louis Lloyd, born August 17, 1872. Harry Charles, born November 5, 1873 married, July
;
19, 1906,
Stella
Mercedes Barry.
1.
3.3.4.
November
1. 5. 1. 7. 1.
26, 1871, in
Ben.iamin Wolcott Huntington, born November

Orleans, La.;
New
married,
25, 1903, in
New
daughter of Leon and Helen (Massin) Arland.

1880.
Leah Helen, She was born November 10,

Orleans,
He
3,
is
a traveling salesman, and lives in

in
New
Orleans, La.
He
served in
the Boer
War, (British) as Trooper 1901, and was discharged August
Menne's Scouts.
He
enlisted
January
29, 1901.
They
are Catholics.
524
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Lloyd Wolcott, born March 5, 1905. Muriel Louise, born April 14, 1906. Ethel Leah, born July 21, 1907.
4.
Ruth
Essie, born December 17, 1909; died July
5,
1910.
1.3.3.4. 1.5.7.
11, 1804, in Norwich, Conn.; She was born in Paris, France. He was a merchant in cotton. He lived as a child in Norwich, and moved to New Orleans, La., some time in the SO's. He was a Protestant, and died September 14, 1882, in New Orleans, La.
Walter Huntington, married, in New Orleans, La.,
born November
IMary Smith.
children, born in
1.
new ORLEANS,
LA.
Walter,
born
in 1854.
2.
Alice, born
in 1856.
3.
Temple Doswell,
in Chicago,
111.
born June 26, 1858.
He
is
a clerk, and lives
4.
5. 6.
Howard, born in 1860. George Washington,

Leonide, born
born September
;
13, 1864.
in August, 1871
died in February, 1890.
1.
3.3.4.
1.
5.7. 5.
George Washington Huntington, born September 13, 1864, in New Orleans, La.; married, November 15, 1891, in Chicago, 111., Jennie West, daughter of Dexter Davis and Isabell (PitcherJ Hardy. She was born March
8,
1873, in Delevan,
111.
He was
moved
a carpenter, and lived in Biloxi, Miss., until

to Chicago,
111.,
1900.
In
May
8,
1901, he 1908.
and resided there

S.
until his
death, July
Their religious preference was Presbyterian.

in Chicago,
111.,
Mrs.
Huntington married a second time,
N. Sorensen.
children.
1.
2.
John Lap^lin, born November 20, Temple Thomas, l)orn May 28,
Chicago,
111.
1892, in Chicago,
111.
1894; died March

21,
11,
1895, in
3.
Louise Leonide, born September

Chicago,
111.
1895; died July
3,
1896, in
4.
5.
Dwight Ripley, born June 4, 1897, in Chicago, 111. Lloyd I^merson, born February 11, 1899; died August
in Chicago,
111.
17,
1910
6.
Clark Davis, born September

Chicago,
111.
20,
1900; died June
1,
1904, in
7.
525
111.
8.
Payne Haedy, born September 4, 1902, in Chicago, Adeline Dixie, born April 15, 1905, in Biloxi, Miss.;
ber 11, 1906, in Chicago,
111.
died Septem-
9.
Elvira Norwich,
in Chicago,
111.
born April
4,
1907; died September
18, 1908,
1.3.3.4.1.5.10.
Maria Huntington Perkins,
Town, Conn.; married, October
son of William and
born December
20, 1837, in
Mary (Lee)
Perkins.
13, 1810, in Norwich Norwich Town, Conn., George He was born December 24, 1803, in
Ashford, Conn.
in
He was
a lawyer, and a graduate of Yale in 1828.

18, 1874.
He
died
Norwich, Conn., October
Mrs. Perkins died October 29, 1881, in Norwich Town, Conn. were Congregationalists, and Mr. Perkins was a deacon in the church.
They
children.
1.
Sarah Huntington,
She
lives in
born February
11, 1839, in
Norwich Town.
Norwich, Conn.
7,
2.
Elizabeth Denton, born May

Norwich, Conn.
1848, in
married, September 15, 1869, Mr. Childs.
Norwich Town, Conn.; She is a resident of
1.3. 3.4.
wich Town, Conn.; married November
1. 6.
9,
Elizabeth (Huntington) Chester, born February

25, 1773, Col.
1757, in Nor-
John, son of John and
Sarah (Noyes) Chester, of Wethersfield, Conn. He was a colonel in the Army of the Revolution, and especially distinguished himself in the battle of Bunker Hill. He was much in public life, and always in highest esteem, both for his signal public service, and for his great
personal worth.
In
all
the private relations of the
man and
friend,
he was an
of our
example
to be copied.
As a
Christian he was unaffectedly devout, an Israelite,

guile.
indeed, in
whom
there
was no
compeer with the noblest
Connecticut woithies of that day of noble names, he was also the humble and
beneficent friend of the poor, and the readiest comforter of the sorrowing and
afflicted,
his gifted
and in all his generous philanthropy, he found a ready helpmeet in and accomplished wife. He died November 4, 1809, and his widow
July
1,
1834.
CHILDREN.
1.
Elizabeth, born November
10,
1774
married June
8,
1807, Elea-
became the mother of Jonathan T. Backus, d.d., of Schenectady, the Rev. John Backus, of Baltimore, Md., and Mary, who married James Bayard, of
Philadelphia.
zer Fitch Backus, of Albany, N. Y., and
526
2.
Mary, born
April 20,
1 7 79;
married June
8,
1806, Ebenezer Welles,
of Brattleboro, Vt.
3.
They had
three children.
Hannah,
born October 27, 1781; married SeiDtember 26, 1808, Charles Chauncy, ll.d., of Philadelphia, Pa. He died Septem-
ber 30, 1849.

children.
4.
5.
She died February
6,
1821.
They had
five
6.
7.
8.
Sarah, born June 17, 783; died unmarried. John, born August 17, 1785; graduated from Yale in 1804; married Rebecca Ralston, of Philadelphia, Pa., and was settled in Hudson, N. Y., and later in Albany. He died in Philadelphia, January 12, 1829. He was a clergyman. Charlotte, born March 20, 1787; died July 19, 1844, unmarried. Henry, born October 3, 1790; died March 1, 1791. Julia, born March 15, 1792; married, April 2, 1816, Matthew C. Ralston, of Philadelphia, Pa. She had three children, and died
1
April
9.
8,
1835.
22, 1793,
Henry, born December

Pa.
and was a lawyer
in Philadelphia,
He was
a gi-aduate of Union College, and died in 1848, un-
married.
10.
William, born November
20,
1795.
He
graduated from Union
College in 1815, was a clergyman, and for a time pastor of the

In 1826, he was secreBoard of Education in Philadelphia. Washington College conferred upon him the degi'ee of d.d. He married Frances White of Hudson, N. Y. George, born June 14, 1798, and died February 28, 1801. Charles, born February 10, and died September 10, 1802.
tary of the Presbyterian
Presbyterian church in Hudson, N. Y.
11. 12.
1.3. 3. 4. 1. 8.
Zachariah Huntington,
married,
March
23, 1786,
born November 2, 1764, in Norwich, Conn.; Hannah Mumford. He was a merchant, and a man
life
of distinction.
In military
he attained the rank of major general.
For a
nieces,
beautiful tribute to his personal character see Mrs. Sigourney's reminiscences

in the
Memoir
of 1863.
His
will
made a
certain provision for "
my
the daughters of
my
brother Ebenezer."
He
died June 23, 1850.

*
1.
Thomas Mumford,

8,
2.
Jabez Williams, born November
1788, graduated at Yale,
1806, and read law at the celebrated Litchfield
Law
School, un-
der those famous teachers. Judges Reeves and Gould, with the
latter of
whom he was
himself subsequently associated in the
instruction of the school.
He commenced
the practice of his
527
profession in Litchfield, where he continued about thirty years.
He
during his residence
represented Litchfield in the state legislature in 1829; and in Litchfield he won for liimseK the confi-
dence and esteem of the community, and the reputation of a sound and able lawyer. He was elected a representative to congress in 1829,
and continued
in that
branch of congress
until 1834.
He married, May
home during
22, 1833, Sally
Ann
(1. 3 .3. 4. 1. 2. 1. 9.) see
478, and returned to his native town, which he
made
his
the interim of his public duties at
page permanent Washington.
He was
of the
appointed judge of the superior court in 1834, and also
supreme court of errors. On the death of the Hon. Thaddeus Betts, a senator in the United States Congress, from Connecticut, in 1840, Judge Huntington was appointed for the remainder of the unexpired term and at the close of it, in 1845, he was elected for another term from which high trust he was removed, in the midst of his great labors, by his sudden death which occurred in Norwich, November 1, 1847. There were no children. His widow died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Strong, June 26, 1861. The following tribute appeared in the American Obituary '' of 1847 A statesman of more unbending integrity, or more unwavering fidelity to the interests of the Union, never occu;
; :
pied a seat in the senate of the United States
of that body, during the last eight years, bear

to the untiring industry, energy,
and the records ample testimony

ability
and distinguished
with
his
wliich he discharged the responsible duties assigned
him by
native state."
3.
Elizabeth Mary, born Octobers,

John Griswold
1793, married
of the firm of Griswold
&
Hull,
May 16, New York
city.
1.3.3. 4. 1.8.
Thomas Mumford Huntington,
in 1819,
1.
28,
born December
1786; married
Mary Bowers Campbell.

City.
New York
He
in mercantile pursuits.
She was born June 27, 1802, and died in lived in the house built by his father, and was engaged He died September 11, 1851.
children.
1.
* *
2. 3.
Thomas Z. Bowers, born November John Myers, born April 3, 1821.
6,
1819; died, July
4,
1827.
Henry Bowers,
born February
born April
6,
16, 1823.
* *
4.
5.
George Wolcott,
1825.
16, 1829.
Mary
Elizabeth, born September
528
1.
3.3. 4. 1.8.
born
in
1. 2.
city,
John Myers Huntington,

Boston, Mass., September
2,
New York
April
3,
1821,
graduated at Yale, 1843, and entered the legal profession.

1856,
He
married, in
Mary
A.,
daughter of Elisha Parks,
who
was born
1864.
in Boston,
March
11,
1825.
He was
a lawyer in Chicago, and in
1862, engaged in the commissariat of the Union army.
He
died October 10,
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Mary
Austin Parks, born December 7, 1857. Stuart, born in 1860; married, first, William S. Winslow second. Dr. L. L. Seaman, of New York City, October 13, 1908.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1.
8. 1. 2. 1.
7,
Austin Parks Huntington, born December

married, April 15, 1885, in
of
1857, in Chicago,
111.;
N. Y., May Blackstone, daughter John Martin and Emily Frances (Blackstone) Freeman. She was born in
New York
City,
New York
City.
He was
tinique,
a lawyer, a graduate of Harvard, 1879.
He
lived in
New York
MarMrs.
City from 1885 to 1890, and in Norwich, from 1890 to 1893.
He
died in
West
Indies,
in
November
23, 1893.
He was
an Episcopalian.
Huntington resides
New
York, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Maia, born March
14, 1886, in
New
3,
York City; died October

8,
20,
1894, in Lucerne, Switzerland.

2.
Julia Talmadge, born April

Norwich, Conn.
1888; died October

25, 1889.
1890, in
3.
Mildred Saltonstall,
born November
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 8. 1. 3.
born February 16, 1823, in Norwich, Lucinda Lincoln Wylles. She was born November 22, 1828. He was a farmer, later had a grocery store in Norwich, Conn.; then became a banker in New York, but lived in Norwich, Conn. He died in Augusta, Me., February 10, 1884. They were Congregationalists.
Conn.; married
Henry Bowers Huntington,

December
23, 1849,
CHILDREN.
*
*
1.
2.
3.
Hknry Thomas, born October 5, 1851. John Mum ford, born October 29, 1853. George Walter, born March 13, 1855,
lived there in 1892.
in
Randolph, Mass.
He
* 4.
Curtis Washington, born August
16, 1867.
5.
529
WoLCOTT Grosvenor,
one child, Wolcott, who

6.
born February 28, 1860; married, and had lives in New Haven, Conn.
19, 1862;
William Bowers, born July

They had
1892. three children.
married Eliza
Mc Bride.
in
He
lived in
Ashburnham, Mass.,
7.
Nettie
E.,
who
died young.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 8. 1. 3. 1.
Henry Thomas Huntington,

Mary (Dean)
Quiraby.
born October
5,
1851, in
Lebanon,
Conn.; married, in AVillimantic, Conn., Evelyn Lillian, daughter of Jacob and
He
served during the Civil
She was born October 9, 1850, in Stanstead, Canada. War for nine months with the 26th Regiment,
I.
Connecticut Volunteers, Co.

schools of Willimantic, Conn.,
He
received his education in the public
and graduated from the academy in East Greenwich, R. I. He began his business career as an apprentice in the paint shop of Baldwin and King, of Willimantic, and became an expert in the business, and had rare ability in the blending of colors. In 1874 he established a painting and paper hanging business, in Palmer, Mass., and through his thorough knowledge of the work and faitliful attention to business, made the venture profitable and successful. He took great interest in public affairs, but his extreme modesty would not permit him to hold any public office. He died in his home in Palmer, Mass., April 14, 1914. They were Universalists.
CHILD.
*
1.
Lillian, born February
9,
1873.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 8. 1. 3. 1. 1.
Lillian (Huntington) Wilman, born February
tic,
9,
1873, in Williman-
Conn.; married, June 14, 1902, in Palmer, Mass., Charles Albert Wilman.
this marriage.
Mr. Wilman was married once before

ter,
They
live
in
Leomins-
Mass.
CHILD.
1.
Ferne Huntington,
1.
born December 1903,
in
Palmer, Mass.
3.3.4.
1. 8.
1.3. 2.
first,
I.
John Mumford Huntington,

in
born October 29, 1853; married,
1871, in Brattleboro, Vt., Susie Ashmore, of Providence, R.

17, 1879,
She died
and was buried in Windham, Conn. He married, second, in Windham, Conn., Carrie Pellet, whom he divorced. He married, third, Mary Gipson of Ashburnham. He lived in Hampton, Conn., and moved to Windham, Conn., where he died February 15, 1897.
March
1880, in
sa
34
530
CHILDREN.
1.
Charles Porter, born October

Boston General Hospital.
5,
1872; died
March
4,
1891, in
2.
*
* *
3. 4.
5.
6.
7.
John LeRoy, born October 27, 1873. Florence L., born April 23, 1878. Flora S., born April 23, 1878. Susie Ashmore, born March 17, 1879. Edith Mae, born February 24, 1891, in New Haven, Conn. Carl M., born in March, 1893, in Montreal, Canada, and died
1893, in Montreal.
in
1.3.3.4.
John LeRoy Huntington,
1. 8.
1.3.2.2.
27, 1873, in
born October
Goshen, Conn.;
Haven, Conn., Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Olmstead and Mary Louise (Barlow) Nash. She was born INIarch 28, 1884, in New Haven, Conn. He is in the piano business. They live in New Haven, Conn.
CHILD.
1.
New
LeIIoy Nash, born October
5,
1910, in
New
Haven, Conn.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 8. 1. 3. 2. 3.
Florence
June
L.
(Hintington) Carpenter, born
April 23, 1878
married,
17, 1908, in
7,
New Haven,
Conn.,
Edmund James
Carpenter.
She died
March
1915, in Springfield, Mass.,
where they were
living.
1.
Louise M.
1.3.3. 4.
Flora
in 1904,
S.
1. 8. 1.3. 2. 4.
Aj)ril 23,
(Huntington) Estehbrook, born
1878; married,
Clayton Esterbrook, of Willimantic, Conn., where they reside.
CHILD.
1.
Doris.
1.3.3.4.
in 1904,
1. 8. 1.3. 2. 5.
17,
Susie Ashmore (Huntington) Main, born March Frank E. Main. They live in Boston, Mass.
CHILD.
1.
1879; married,
Edgar.
531
1.3.3.4.1.8. 1.3. 4.
Conn.; married,
Curtis Washington Huntington, born August 16, 1857, in Norwich, December 23, 1880, Cora Frances Cooper. She was born February 15, 1864. They live in New Haven, Conn.
children.
1.
Bertha
2. 3.
Curtis. Jessie Beatrice.
Maybel Estella.
Doris Beth.
4.
1.3.3. 4. 1.8. 1.4.

George Wolcott Huntington, born AprU
field, 6,
1825
married, in Pitts-
Mass., June 23, 1848, Catherine L., daughter of the Hon.
Henry H.
Childs.
wife, in
She died
in Pittsfield,
June
20,
1852.
He
married for his second
New York city, June 15, 1854, Alice, daughter of Henry and Delia Alden Henderson, of Baltimore, Md. He was a physician, having graduated at the Berkshire Medical College, in 1847, and was settled in Rock Island, 111.,
in the practice of medicine.
He
died in 1859.
children.
1.
2.
3.
in Reading, Mass., May 25, 1849, and died in February 18, 1852. Thomas Myers, born in Pittsfield, May 6, 1852. Kate Mary, born in Pittsfield, May 6, 1852, and died in Pittsfield, August 12, 1853.
Annie Childs, born

Pittsfield,
4.
5.
Timothy Campbell,
born
May
6,
1855, in St. Louis,

Island,
111.,
Alice Henderson, born
in
Rock
Mo. September 17, 1856;
married Baron Paul DeFoutenilliat.
1.3.3.4.
1.
8. 1.4. 2.
May
6,
Thomas Myers Huntington,
born
1852, in Pittsfield, Mass.;
married, January 14, 1882, on U. S. S. Lancaster, Villefrance, France, Flor-
ence Ellen, daughter of Henry John and Luise Suter (Clark) Huntington.
She was born August
22,
in
Leghorn,
Italy.
He
Saxony.
of
is
a metallurgical engineer, and a graduate of the College at Freiberg,
He has lived in Barcola Sarzana, Italy, and is now (1914), a resident London, Eng. They are Episcopalians. (Note.) Mrs. Huntington's parents are English, of the family who
came from Yorkshire.
She
is
originally
not a descendant of Simon, (1).
children.
1. 2.
Beatrice Mary, born December
6,
1882, in Lerici, Italy.
3.
George Walsurf, Kathleen Louise,
born July 25, 1884, in Lerici, Italy.
born June
5,
1887, in Leghorn, Italy.
532
1.3.3.4.
New
York; married,
1. 8.
1.5.
Childs, born September Ui, 1S29, in Timothy M. Childs. He was a physician, a graduate of Harvard College, and Pittsfield Medical College, and was a professor in the New York Medical School. Mrs. Childs died January 7, 1910, in Floi-ence, Italy.
in Pittsfield, Mass.,
1.
Henry Thomas Huntington

Italy.
died
December
5,
1908, in Florence,
1.3. 3. 4.4.
Lydia (Huntington) Bill, born March
maiTied November
wich.
3,
15, 1727,
in
Norwich,
Ct.;
1746, Capt.
Ephraim
Bill,
a prominent citizen of Norin
She united with the Congregational church She died September

23, 1798,
Norwich City
in 1786.
Several of the descendants of this Lydia have been prominent in business and
social position.
and her husband died Novem-
ber 24, 1802, in the 84th year of his age.
child re:n.
1. 2.
3. 4.
Sylvester, born June 15, 1747, and died July 31, 1753. Lynde, born September 3, 1749, and died August 11, 1753. Gordon, born September 29, 1751, and died August 6, 1753. Lydia, born July 7, 1753; married Joseph Howland, whose descendants have been so prominent among the business men of
N. Y.
5.
Hannah,
born April
6,
6.
7.
8.
9.
died in November, 1780. and died October 2, 17 75. Zaohariah Huntington, born June 10, 1763, and died June
Gordon, born August 27, 1757. Ephraim, born May 30, 1759, and
Abigail, born June
1788.
18, 1761,
8,
10.
*11.
12.
William, born April 19, 1765. Elizabeth, born May 14, 1767.
Hannah,
married Thomas Lathrop, of
Norwich.
13.
Sylvester, born August
2,
1771, and died in 1862.
1.3.3. 4.4.11.
in
Elizabeth (Bill) Coit, born May 14, 176 7, in Norwich, Conn.; married November, 1786, in Norwich, Conn., Daniel Lathrop, son of Joseph and Lydia
(Lathrop) Coit.
in the
533
Mr. Coit was an im-
He was
born
in
New
London, Conn.
porter of drugs and general merchandise, and was largely interested in lands
Western Reserve, Ohio.

resided in
He
served two terms in the Connecticut Gen-
eral
Assembly, 1810-1811.
He
Conn.
Mrs. Coit died
New York City from 1802 to 1804, and died in Norwich, A memoir of Daniel in New York City in 1846.
in 1907.
Lathrop Coit was published
They were
Congregationalists.

1.
Daniel Wadsworth, born November 29,1787; married September

1,
1834, Harriet Frances Coit, in
died in Norwich, July 18, 1875.
New York City. He A memoir of Daniel W. Coit

in
2,
2.
3.
was published in 1909 by William C. Gilnian, his nephew. Lydia, born August 25,1789; married September 23, 1811, Norwich, Conn., James Luce Kingsley. She died December 1861, in New Haven, Conn. Henry H., born June 17,1791; married Fel)ruary 11, 1819,
in
4.
He died October Norwich, Conn., Mary Breed. Newark, N. J. Maria, born June 13, 1793; married October 8, 1823,
Conn.,
Felatiah
Perit.
15, 1870, in
in
Norwich,
in
She died March
31,
1885,
New
*5.
6.
Haven, Conn. Eliza, born August 23, 1796. Joshua, born August 25, 1800, and died unmarried, October 1881, in New Haven, Conn.
8,
1.
3.3.4. 4. 11. 5.
ried.
Eliza (Coit) Gilman, born August 23, 1796, in Norwich, Conn.; marMay 2, 1820, William Charles, son of Benjamin Clark and Mary (Thing)
He was born May 2, 1795. Mr. Gilman was a manufacturer and merchant in Norwich, Conn., and later a broker in New York. He lived in Norwich until 1844, when he moved to N. Y., where he lived until his death June 6, 1863. He was Sergeant of the RiHe Rangers of Boston, and was twice called on He was Mayor of Norwich in 1838. to garrison forts in the war of 1812. For thirty years he was identified with the most important manufacturing, financial, educational and religious enterprises in Norwich, and in Ncav York. While engrossed with business cares, he was actively interested in benevolent
Gilman.
and philanthropic Avork, especially in behalf of the young, in the Children's Aid Society, in the New York Juvenile Asylum, and in the Sunday Schools. They were Congregationalists. Mrs. Gilman died March 16, 1863, in Norwich, Conn.
534
CHILDREN.
1.
Elizabeth Coit, born September

1854, the Rev. Joseph P.
4,
1821; married October 23,

d.d., of
Thompson,
New
York.
They
*2.
3.
William Gilman, born December 25, 1855, now (1915) a physician in New York. She died December 24, 1892. Edward Whiting, born February 11, 1823. Maria Perit, born December 8, 1824, and died July 2, 1906,
had one
son,
unmarried.
4.
5.
Harriet Lathrop, born December 13, 1828; married September She died November 19, 1881. 24, 1865, George W. Lane. Daniel Coit, born July 6, 1831 married, first, December 4, He married, 1861, Mary Ketcham, and had two daughters.
;
6.
7.
Dwight Woolsey. His biography by Fabian Franklin is well known, as also his reputation as President of Johns Hopkins University. William Charles, born November 13, 1833 married September 16, 1859, Katherine Beecher Perkins. They live in Norwich Town, Conn. Emily Serena, born November 23, 1835, and died after a long illness, September 26, 1910, unmarried. She was born in Norwich, and, after a residence of twenty years in New York, returned with her widowed mother and sisters to Norwich, which was her home for the last forty-six years
second, June 13, 1877, Elizabeth
;
of her
life.
She had been identified with the benevolent work of the Park Congregational church, of which she was a member, and of the United Workers, from its beginning, and was for twenty-five years president of a branch of the Woman's Board of Missions. She had a right judgment in all things, was quick to perceive and know what she ought to do, and was given grace and
By her undeviating sweetness of dismind, her broad minded charity, her deep religious convictions, her unfailing sympathy with all her
power
to fulfill the same.
position, her well stored
friends, she
endeared herself
her
to a
wide
circle in this
and other
lands
8.
who
will cherish
memory
;
as a precious possession.
9.
Louisa, born September 23, 1838 married May 30, 1883, George W. Lane, who died December, 1883. She lives in Norwich Town, Conn. Caroline, born December 19, 1840, and died August 28, 1844.
1. 3.
3.4. 4. 11. 5.2.

born February
11,
Edward Whiting Gilman,
1823; married Julia, (This Harriet

of Conn.,
daughter of Prof. Benjamin and Harriet (Trumbull) SUliman.
Trumbull was the youngest child of Gov. Jonathan Trumbull,
and a
granddaughter of Lieut. Joseph Backus, who married Elizabeth,
1.
535
3.
7.).
She was born in 1826, and died in 1892. Mr. Gihnan was Secretary of the American Bible Society He died December 4, 1900. CHILDREN.
1.
for thirty years.
Caroline Trumbull, born

of the
in 1851.
She
is
now (1915)
Registrar
2.
Conn. Society of Colonial Dames. Julia Silliman, born in 1854; married Eugene S. Bristol, who
is
dead.
3.
Arthur
died
Coit, born in October, 1855

left
married Bessie Lawson
December 18,1890;
three sons, Lawrence,
Edward
4.
5. 6.
Mary
and Joseph. T., born
in 1857; died in 1858.
Henry Kingsley,
Louisa, born
in
born in 1861; died in 1893.
1868; died in 1891.
1. 3. 4.
Joseph Huntington, born
first
in
Norwich, Conn.,
in
September, 1G61, the

28, 1687,
of this family born in Norwich.
Here he married, November
Rebecca, third daughter of Dea. Thomas Adgate, by his second wife. Widow In the same year of his marriage he went Bushnell, and born in June, 1666.
with
its founders to the new town of Windham. Both himself and his cousin Thomas were prominent members of the first church founded here, of which
he was chosen deacon
in 1729, being the fourth deacon furnished by the two Norwich families of this name. He died in Windham, December 29, 1747, and his wife followed him November 28, 1748. Joseph Huntinjiton of AVindham, under date of July 16, 1697, deeds to Richard Edgerton of Norwich, for 15 current pay, "all that my seventh lott called one thousand acre interest of upland and meadow lying and being at the place called Williniantuck, in the town of Windham aforesaid."
children.
*
1.
*
*
2.
Joseph, born August 29, 1688. Nathaniel, born September 1, 1691.
3.
* *
4. 5.
6.
Jonathan, born October 7, 1695. David, born December 6, 1697. Solomon, born February 6, 1700. Rebecca, born in Windham, September
January
of
24, 1734,
7.
8.
Windham. member of the Windham church. Sarah, born May 25, 1705. Mary, born in Windham, August 4,
Fitch, of Canterbury, Conn.
in 1729.
18, 1702, and married John, son of John and Sarah (Spencer) Crane He was born in Windham in 1709. She was a
1707, and married Theophilus She joined the Windham church
536
1.3.4.1.
Joseph Huntington, born in Norwich, Conn., August 29, 1688, and was taken in infancy by his parents to Windham, where he married, July 6, 1719, Elizabeth Ripley of Windham. He was a member of the Windham church
ber
and chosen deacon in 1754. His wife died January 4, 1774, and he, DecemHe was a man remarkable for liis great agility and strength, and 5, 1783. deacon though he was, he was a Nimrod among the hunters of his day.
CHILDREN, BORN IN WINDHAM, CONN.

1.
2. 3.
4.
5.
John, born September 22, 1720, and died June 17, 1725. Joseph, born August 23, 1723, and died December 23, 1726. Eliphalet, born May 15, 1725, and died December 16, 1726. Elizabeth, born July 5, 1727, and died December 22, 1788. John, born December 22, 1729.
6.
7.
Mary,
born July 17, 1732.

22, 1736,
Joseph, born December
and died October
12, 1760.
1.
3.4. 1.5.
born December 22, 1729, in Windham, Conn. He March 11, 1756, Ann Wright, who died May 6, 1758. He married, for his second wife, April 15, 1770, Mrs. Mary, widow of Bartholomew Flint, and daughter of Jeremiah and Margaret Weich of Windham. She lived until September 2, 1829, to the age of ninety years. He died in Wind-
John Huntington,
first
married for his
wife,
ham, September
18, 1791.
children, born in WINDHAM, CONN.

1.
Wealthan,
Roger
born January
6,
1757; married, November 29, 1798,
(1. 3. 4. 3. 7,).
* *
2.
3.
*
*
4.
5. 6.
7.
8.
Anna, born January 24, 17 71. John, born March 16, 1773. Joseph, born January 14, 1775. Eliphalet, born January 18, 1777. Gurdon, born December 21, 1778. Lucy, born December 9, 1780, and died September 7, 1782. Fanny, born September 3, 1783, and died the same day.
1.
3.4. 1.5.2.
24, 1771, in
Anna (Huntington)
fifty-five years.
Ripley, born January
Windham,
aged
Conn.; married Eleazer Ripley, of
Windham, who died Mai'ch Mrs. Ripley died December 14, 1856.
28, 1823,
537
1.
538
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary,
2.
born April 13, 1860 died October 7, 1861. Elizabeth Smith, born November 3, 1861 died November,
; ;
8,
1869.
3.
4.
John, born November 17, 1863; died April Edward Francis, born June 23, 1871.
30, 1868.
1.3. 4. 1. 5. 3. 3. 4.
Edward Francis Huntington,
boi-n
June
23,
1871, in
Windham,
Conn.; married, June 20, 1900, in Hartford, Conn., Augusta Anna, daughter of
Emil Louis, and Henrietta Anna (Koster) Sterzing.

ber 16, 1878, in Hartford, Conn.
She was born Novemto
He
is
a typewriter inspector, and
moved from Windham, Conn.,
Hart-
ford, April 24, 1897.
They
St. Paul's
are Methodists, and Mr. Huntington was secretary of St. Paul's

for seven years previous to
Sunday School
i\I.
January
1,
1907, and
is
steward
in
E. Church, at the present time (191.5J.
chii.dren.
children, born in hartford, conn.

1.
Claire Mae, born February
1,
1902.
2.
3.
Raymond Edward, born February 26, 1904. Roger AVilliam, born February 17, 1908.
1.3.4.1. 5.4.
Joseph Huntington, born January
ried July
8,
14, 1775, in
Windham,
Conn.; mar-
1808, Parthena Smith, (1.

died, July 21, 1853.
3. 4. 4. 2. 5. 2.)
He
always lived in
17, 1868.
Windham, where he
She died September
children, born in WINDHAM.

1. 2.
Edward,
born June
18, 1809,
and died
single,
October
3, 1.S35.
3.
* 4.
5.
6.
Lauha, born June 30, 1811. Samuel, born December 3, 1812, and James, born October 23, 1814.
died December 22, 1813.
Mary
Lucretia, born September 5, 1816, and died October 12, 1834. Jane, born March 24, 1821, and died July 11, 1840. She was for years a consistent member of the Congregational church
23, 1823,
7.
in AVindham. Jabez, born July
8.
Celia, born October
14, 1827,
and died January 7, 1824. and died December 10, 1834.
539
1. 3. 4. 1.
5.4. 4.
23, 1814, in
James Huntington, born October

(Jones) Townshend.
Windham,
Conn.; mar-
ried October 13, 1846, in Cleveland, O., Matilda, daughter of
30, 1825, in
John and Mary Withybrook, War-
wickshire, England, and died
December
1,
He was
ization, for
a shoe merchant, with the firm of Orin P. Ramsdall, of Buffalo
then moved to Cleveland, O. While in Buffalo he belonged to a military organigan, for service.
was discharged and received some land in Michsoon after. He lived in Buffalo, N. Y., from 1837 They moved to Ocean Springs, Miss., to 1842, then moved to Cleveland, O. in 1874, but moved back to Cleveland, O., later. Several of the family had the yellow fever while in Mississippi, one daughter dying of it. Mr. Huntington died April 28, 1900, in Cleveland, Ohio. They were Presbyterians.
about one year
;
He
sold
it
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Matilda Ermina,
November
14,
born January
in
12, 1848.
2.
Edward Augustus,
born July 20, 1849, in Cleveland, O.; married,

Buffalo,
1883,
N. Y.,
Nellie,
daughter of
She was born January 19, 1862, in Buffalo, N. Y. He is a salesman, and lived in Cleveland to 1875; later in Chicago, and moved to Buffalo, N. Y., in 1900, where he resided in 1912. He died in Tampa, Florida, INIarch 29, 1915. He was, and his wife is, a PresbyPhiletus and Christina (Willis) Johnson.
terian.
3.
Mary
4.
Antoinette, born August 10, 1851. Cornelia, born May 30, 1856, in Cleveland,
1857.
O.; died
August
20,
5.
6.
Alice Augusta, born November 18, 1859, in Newburgh, 0.; died September 2, 1878, in Ocean Springs, Miss., of yellow fever. James Paul, born October 23, 1861, in Newburgh, O.; died September
30, 1870.
27, 1863.
7.
John Townshend, born November
1.3.4. 1.5. 4. 4.
Matilda Ermina (Huntington) Jones,
1.
12,
born January
1848, in
Cleveland, O.; married, January 11, 1872, in Newburgh, O., William Edward,
son of David Isaac and Elizabeth (Nettleton) Jones.

1847, in Abergaveny, Wales.
He
was born April
10,
burgh, Ohio.
and was founder of the mills in NewAmerica when eight years of age, with his parents, who went to Phoenixville, Penn.. and afterward moved to Newburgh, O., where they lived until their death in 1891. They were Presbyterians, and Mr. Jones was a deacon of the Old Stone Church, in Cleveland, O., for twenty
in the iron rolling business,
He was
He came
to
years.
He
died of paresis
March
20, 1900.
540
CHILDREN.
1.
John Howard,
burgh, O.
born August
10,
1877
New-
2.
Bessie Marston, born September in Newburgh, O.
3,
1881; died August 10, 1883,
1.3.4.
Cleveland, O.; married, September
1.
5.4.4. 3.
born August
10, 1851, in
Mary Antoinette (Huntington) Hurst,

6,
Thomas Henry, son of Thomas and Jane (Townshend) Hurst. He was born March 19, 1844, in Dover, (). He was a farmer, and a graduate of the Eastman Commercial College in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., March 19, 186 7. He lived in Dover. ()., from 1844 to 1897, when he moved to Cleveland, O., where he died May 11, 1900. Mrs. Hurst moved to Dover, O., the month after her husband died, with her two children; then moved from Dover to Lorain, O., in August, 1901, where
187 7, in Cleveland, O.,
she
is
engaged
in teaching.
They
and Mr. Hurst was trustee and deacon
of the
church at Dover for four years.
He was
also school director.
children, born in DOVER,

1.
O.
Jennie Maud, born October

Cleveland O.
22, 1879; died
November
24, 1898, in
2. 3.
Ethel May,
born July 22, 1883.

Harvey Thomas,
1.
3.4. 1.
5. 4.
4.3.
2.
in
Ethel May (Hurst) Morris,

ried,
born July 23, 1883,
Dover, O.; mar-
August 16, 1911, in Lorain, ()., Charles Eberle, son of Thomas and Mary Rose (Waser) INIorris. He was born at Mineral Ridge, O., August 8, 1882. He is Superintendent of Schools in Genoa, Ohio. He is a graduate of Wooster College, degree of B. s. Mrs. Morris is a graduate of Western Reserve
University, Class of 1906, degree A. B.
children.
1.
Alice Huntington, born August
1,
1912.
2.
Mildred AVaser,
1. 3. 4. 1.
5.4.4.
7.
John Townshend Huntington, born November 27, 1863, in Newburgh, O.; married, May 14, 1889, in Cleveland, O., Elizabeth Annette, daughter of
Erwin James and Annette (Fowler) Kellogg.
She was born
in
Paines-
viUe, O.
541
He
is
the general manager of electric light and street railway properties,

in Cleveland, O., until 1874; in
and lived
Ocean Springs,
Miss.,
from 1874 to
1879; in Cleveland, O., from September, 1879, to October, 1894; in Elyria, O.,
from October, 1894, to July, 1902; in Hamilton, O., from July, 1902, to July, 1903; in Aurora, 111., from July, 1903, to March, 1906; moved to Topeka, Kan., in March, 1906, and from there went to Santa Barbara, Cal. He enlisted for the War with In 1915 they were living in San Pedro, Cal. Spain, May 31, 1898, as private; was 1st Sergeant, Regimental Color Sergeant, and 2d Lieutenant, in the 1st Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, Troop G.; was
discharged October 20, 1898.

for eight years.
He was
member
of the
Ohio National Guard
They
CHILD.
Alice Louise, born September
14, 1892.
1. 3. 4.
1.5.5.
Emphalet Huntington,
married
in
born January 18, 1777, in Windham, Conn.; March, 1803, Phebe Robinson, who died May 18, 1804. He mar-
ried, for a
second wife, December 18, 1806, Hannah, daughter of David Moore
of
Norwich.
1,
ber
1846.
She was born April 11, 1780, and died in Belvidere, 111., SeptemHe died September 29, 1815, in Norwich, Conn., where he had
lived for years.
children.
1.
Mary,
born October
8,
1807, in Norwich, Conn.; married,
June
11,
1855, Hezekiah Wells, formerly of Albany, N. Y., later of Dela-
van, Wis.
2.
Fanny, born March
11, 1809.
1.3.4.1.5.5.2.
Fanny (Huntington) Carter,
27, 1773.
born March
11,
1809, in Norwich,
Conn.; married July 23, 1829, William C. Carter,
who was born September
They
lived in Delavan,
Wis.
children.
1.
Frances Laurette, born

1852.
April 29, 1839, and died October 14,
2.
Mary
Frances.
1.3.4. 1.5.5.2.2.
Mary Frances (Carter) Corman,
Gorman, who was born March ing near Delavan, Wis.
10, 1827,
married July 3, 1850, Dudley and was an independent farmer liv-
542
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Josephine, born October 20, 1853. Mary Eliza, born December 4, 1856.
1.
3. 4. 1.5. 6.
in
GuRDON Huntington,
married December
19,
Windham, Conn.;
1802,
Mary Brown,
of
New
London, who was born
February 20, 1784. He was lor years engaged in mercantile business in his native town, and moved to Tecumseh, Mich., where he died May 12, 1855. His wife died in
Huron,
O.,
October
15, 1834.
CHILDREN, ALL BUT THE FOURTH MEMBER OF THIS FAMILY WERE BORN IN WINDHAM, CONN.
1.
Lucy, born November

born
in
20, 1803;
married
in
ruary 20, 1845, Stillman, son of Bryant Blanchard.

Rutland, Vt., December 24, 1795.
Tecumseh, Mich., FebHe was
2.
Samuel Bishop,
June
5,
born November 20, 1805; married Lucy W.,
daughter of David Young, of Windham.

1840, and she has since died.
He
died in Huron, O.,
3.
Mary, born
Conn.
April
1,
1808, and died October 22, 1820, in
Windham,
21,
4.
John, born October
7,
1811, in
Hampton, and died February
1812, in the same town.

5.
Gurdon, born January
9,
1815, and was engaged in business as a

111.
provision merchant in Chicago,
* *
6.
7.
Emily Brown, born

Harriet, born April
April 25, 1817.

23, 1819.
1.3. 4.1. 5.6.7.

Emily Brown (Huntington) Williams, born
Windham,
seh,
April
25,
1817,
in
Conn.; married June 16, 1834, in Sandusky, O., Daniel, son of John
Williams, of Brooklyn.
He
was born March
3,
1809, and resided in
Tecum-
Mich.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Mary
HuNTiNcrroN, born August
N. Y.
3.
John Lyon, born July 8, 1838, in Buffalo, N. Y. Charles Gray, born February 7, 1843, in Tecumseh, Mich.
4.
Gurdon Huntington,
Mich.
born September
11,
1851, in Tecumseh,
543
1. 3. 4. 1. 5. 6. 7.
PIarriet (Huntington) Gray, born April 23, 1819, in Windham, Conn.; married August 14, 1843, in Tecumseh, Mich., Moses Wilson, son of John Gray of Claremorris, County Mayo, Ireland. He was an Irish barrister,
and lived
in Dublin, Ireland.
CHILD.
1.
Wilson Huntington,
born April
24, 1844, in
Dublin, Ireland.
1. 3. 4. 1. 6.
Mary (Huntington)
married January
5,
Fitch, born July
17, 1732, in
Windham,
Conn.;
1758, Jabez Fitch, of
Windham.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
4. 5.
-RoswELL, born December 20, 1758. Anna, born June 15, 1764. Jabez, born January 30, 1767, and the teacher of South Windham. Joseph. Betsey.
1. 3. 4. 2.
in
is
the ancestor of J. C. Fitch,
-r'^tr
to
Xorwich, Conn., September 1, 1691, Here he married, February 28, 1723, Mehetable Thurston, of Bristol, R. I., who was born June 8, 1700, O. S. He was a farmer and clothier, and lived in Scotland Societ}-, Windham, where he died December 2, 1767. His widow died October 4, 1781. They were both members of the Windham Congregational Church.
Nathaniel Huntington, born
and taken by his parents
Windham.

* * *
1.
Nathaniel, born November
25, 1724.
2.
3.
4.
Abigail, born June 27, 1727. Mehitabel, born August 8, 1729. Samuel, born July 3, 1731. His early boyhood was spent upon the farm, in the shop, and in such common schools as the parish of Scotland in that day could afford. At sixteen years of age, he was, as was customary then, apprenticed to a cooper living near Here he spent the most of the his father, to learn his trade. time until he was of age. But, though an industrious boy, he was also noted very early for his serious and thoughtful air, and Whatever books he could get yet more for his studious habits. possession of, he seemed determined to make his own; and the playtime of ordinary boys became the most busily employed
544
moments
Norwhich appears in her Norwich History, " was naturally acute and investigating, and his thirst for mental imi)rovement so great as to surmount all
of his youth.
" His mind," says the historian of

life
wich, in a very truthful sketch of his
obstacles."
When
ing brain.
ready to commence business for himself, as cooper, he
found himself with a well stored head and an excited and work-
Though contrary
to his father's wishes, he gradually
extended his reading, and even took his regular hours daily, for
studying by himself the Latin language, which, without a teacher,
he learned
to
read with facility and profit

his
and, by the time
he had entered on
twenty-second year, he had deliberately
laid hold of the legal profession as the calling into
which he had
grown.
zeal
With few
books, and those mainly borrowed, yet with a
and perseverance which no discouragement could repress, he urged his way to the bar, and before his thirtieth year had ended, he was not simply an established lawyer, but one who had already won distinction. As early as his twenty-eighth year, he had been drawn from
town to Norwich, as a better found among the fair maidens of his native town, the daughter of his pastor. Rev. Ebenezer Devotion, one who for her comely looks and serious and intelligent ways had early won his regard, and moved his aflfections. She, too, inherited the same spirit which from his Puritan ancesHer grandfather had taken tors had descended upon himself. for his wife, a daughter of that Edward Taylor who had been
his native
field for his pivjfessional career.
He
expatriated from Coventry, England, because, after the restora-
was found too good a man to endure so inand her father drew his spirit and blood from the purest and most heroic of even Huguenot veins; so that Martha Devotion was fitted by birth and by training, to join her
tion of Charles he
sufferable corruption
fortunes with that of the
now
aspiring civilian.
Their marriage
took place April 17, 1761.
Few
sj)irits.
marriages have brought together two more congenial
Each was the

Their home was
other's
helpmeet.
Blessed with no
children of their own, they were the more a care and joy to each
other.
felt to
be a home to
all
who had
the
good fortune
fireside
filled
to enjoy its hospitalities.
Nor
did their cheerful
long or often want the joyous gladness, which a well
quiver of hajjpy children gives.
Two
of the gifted child-
ren of his brother, Josei)h,

this all
know no
other home.
it,
They found
if
ready for them.
The}- were earlj- in
as
born to
it;
showed an affection and dutifulness towards their parents by adoj)tion, which would do honor to any child, if witnessed towards his own i)arents. Their home was also the and
to the last, they
resort of a large circle of relatives
545
friends,
and
made welcome
The following with a cheer as bountiful as it was spontaneous. picture drawn by the pen of the historian of Norwich, is too truthful and too full of the very soul of that early day, to be
omitted here.
nity.
"After the war, he built a new house and lived in quiet digA lively and happy circle of young people used frequently to
dren, or attracted
ington's niece,
assemble in this house, as visitors to the Governor's adopted chilby the beautiful Betsey Devotion, Mrs. Hunt-
and the
belle of
AVindham, who spent much
of
her time here.
After the social chat and
meny game
of the
parlor had taken their turn, they would frecjuently i-epair to the
away till the oak floor shone under their feet, and the pewter quivered upon the dressers. These pastimes, however, had little in them of the nature of a ball there were no expensive dresses, no collations, no late hours. They seldom According to the good old custom lasted beyond nine o'clock. of Xorwich, the I'ing of the bell at that hour bi'oke up all meetings, dispersed all j)arties, put an end to all discussions, and sent all visitors quietly to their homes and their beds. Mrs. Huntington was an affable but very plain lady. It is still remembered, that in a white short-gown and stuff 2:)etticoat,
kitchen, and dance
;
aud clean muslin apron, with a nicely starched cajj on her head, she would take her knitting and go out by two o'clock in the afternoon, to take tea unceremoniously with some respectable
neighbor, the butcher's or blacksmith's wife perhaps.
was
in earlier days, before
But this Mr. Huntington was President of
Congress or Governor of Connecticut."
But there was a stUl higher charm which adorned and haland one which is much nearer the secret of Religion that great eminence to which it was so soon destined. had set her holy seal upon its united head. Born of pious parents and descended from ancestors marked for their faith, they Both had enboth had early yielded to the redeeming grace. the husband before going rolled themselves among God's people to Norwich, and the wife soon after and both were charactized by a piety, as unpretending as it was sincere, and as uniform as For nothing was ]\Ir. Huntington more it was deep and fervent. marked through his entire pubUc life than for his conscientious
lowed that home
;
discharge of religious duties.
In his famUy, in the prayer meet-
ing, in the public services of the sanctuary,

at his post
he was always found and always ready for whatever duty the hour called him to perform. Old men who have died in our times, have recalled the fervor of his prayers and the unction of his exhortaand the testimony of all who knew tions in the social meetings
;
546
liim, is
uniform as to the steadfastness of bis Christian principle,
of his Christian character.
is
and the pnrity

But,
it is
rather as a public man, and civilian, that he
best
known
Mr. Huntington commenced in 1764, when he rejiresented Norwich in the general assembly. It was certainly fortunate that such a man should have commenced his public service, at just such a crisis. The famous and odious stamp act had just been designed and laid before parliament and the assembly, of which he was for the first time a member, would be called to meet the res])onsibility of yielding to the oppressive measure, or of opposing and resisting it. Grenville, now become prime minister, was urging forward the measure to its enactment, and men of clear heads and
in history.
])ublie life of
;
The
Among these, stout hearts were needed to confront him. IJoth in the asMr. Huntington soon became prominent. sembly and among his townsmen at home, he exposed the oppressive nature of the act, and gave his ready voice and vote When the town clerk of against a recognition of its authority. Norwich, his kinsman, Benjamin, (1.2.4.3.11.) called a town
meeting, April
7,
1765, to learn
if
the citizens wished
him
to use
the stamps to be furnished by the Crown, he was present to urge,
what the meeting unanimously voted "tliat the clerk shall proceed in his office as usual, and the town will save him harmless
:
from
all damage that he may sustain thereby." The cause which he now espoused, and the governmental principles which he now advocated, were his pole-star throughout
his
life.
He was
henceforth to be with the
jjeoj)le,
against
all
oppressive and unconstitutional acts of their rulers, even to the

bitter but unavoidable
end
of revolution.
The
creed which was
so soon to be immortalized in the declaration of a nation's in-
dependence, was already the most

acts.
vital
mainspring of his
heart, to the
]niblic
Yet, though opposed, with

still
all his
stamp
advised
act,
all
he was
a most loyal subject of the crown.
He
moderation until better counsels should

in 1765, the
})revail in parliament, ns
he firmly believed would soon be the case.

tion, the king's attorney for his state,
He was
appointed,
very year when the stamp act was to go into oi)era-
and was
of course expected
to see that
no disrespect should be shown the crown.

otlu-r otKcial
This
ofllce
he held until
17 73, he
liouse of the
duties obliged
of
him
to resign
it.
In
was nominated a member
the
coiuicil, or
upjier
75.
Connecticut assembly, and took his seat in 17
In 17 74 he was appointed associate judge of the superior court
Connecticut. In October 17 75, the general assembly of which he was now a member, appointed him, with such men as Roger Sherman, Oliver Wolcott, Titus Hosmer and William
of
547
Williams, a delegate to congress, in which body he took his seat
on the sixteenth
of
ber until 1780; and
January 1776. Of this body he was a memit is due to the history of those years, the
most eventful in our national existence, to say that no member

of those busy congresses was more
marked
for his diligent
and
laborious working, or for his unselfish patriotism, or for his wise
statesmanship than
oftener or with
Mr. Huntington.
he;
in
more confidence than
to suggest or wiser to plan.
The year
None were consulted and none were readier which he took his seat,
finds
him on many
of the most important committees, such as
were equally creditable to his head and his heart. With Jefferson and Livingston, we find him on the committee of Indian affairs; with Paine and Wilson and Lee and JNIorris, on that upon the manufacture of arms with Wythe antl Rutledge and Paine, on that on the capture and condemnation of prisoners; with the committee of one from each colony on supplies of ammunition; and on several committees raised to consider special cases of
;
apjjeal, as that of
Christopher Letfingwell, on the cargo of the
Henry Keppele, on sentence; and that of Hewes, a defrauded prisoner. In March of this same year we find him appointed, also, a member of the marine court, constituted for the control of our navy. Nor was he less conspicuous on the memorable Fourth of July of this memorable year. Four Connecticut names, of which his was not the least, are autographed on that Declaration of Independence, which was to witness to all coming generations, equally, the patriotism and the treason of its signers "names,"
brig Nancy; that of
:
in the prophetic
language of our historian, "that will be house-
hold words in every family in the state, as long as the principles

of 1776 shall survive in the hearts of the people."
How
Ml'.
true to this hazardous declaration of his principles,

;
Huntington subsequently proved how intellisently and fearlessly he met all the i-esponsibilities involved in it how, step by step, he showed himself more and more indispensable to
;
its
efficient
maintenance
how he won
for himself,
from the
leaders of that day, the place and honor of leadership over even
is abundantly attested by their vote of September which he is chosen their President, with a unanimity as honorable to them as to him. Nor did he fail in this trying office, an office which called for the highest quaUties both of the jurist and statesman. From the date of his election, until his resignation, July 6, 1781, he was most incessantly and acceptably engaged in the engrossing cares of his office. Perhaps no one of those honored men who were called to that eminent posj during the formative period of our government, occupied it with
themselves,
28, 1779, in
548
more
credit than he.
Certainly never did congress show sincerer
reluctance than when, from utter exhaustion of his strength, he
was forced
from the
to ask either for a
temporary, or a
final
retirement
For two months they delayed seeking for a successor, hoping that meanwhile he might so far recover as to justify his continuance. But such had been the tax upon his strength that he was compelled to insist u])on his resignation, about a month before the close of his second year. The resignation was accepted, and a hearty vote of thanks testified to the confidence which congress reposed in liim as the chief executive of the nation, and their gratitude for his impartial and able
office.
administration.
On
retiring from
the
oppressive
duties
of his
presidential
career, he resumed, in August, his judicial post in the superior
court of his native state, and also his seat in the council of the
state.
In
May
of the
next year, he was again elected
to congi'ess,
but
his health did not permit
him
to
occupy his
still
seat.
Such service
as he
was able
to render his country he
continued to perform
in his official positions at
Yet such was the impression among his fellow-citizens of the need of his counsel and statesmanship in congress, that he was again appointed in 1783; and in July of that year we find him once more a member of that body. In this office we find him unwearied and faithful as before, until his strength giving out, he was obliged to take his final leave of the national council, which he formally did on the fourth of November, 1783. No plea from his native state, which he had now so signally honored, could induce him again to accept a nomination for a post for which he felt he had not the requisite He now retired to his beloved home, in Norwich, but strength. In 1 784 he was appointed chief not to the rest of private life. In 1785 he was justice of the superior court of Connecticut. chosen lieutenant-governor of the state and the following year
home.
;
he was elected to succeed governor Griswold, as the chief magistrate.
This
office
he continued
to
fill,
being annually re-elected,
until his death.
As
the chief justice of his state, he showed the same ability

in other official stations.
which had marked him
Indeed, this
His seemed pre-eminently the ])lace for which he was fitted. studies had made him familiar with tlu' history and sciimcc of jurisprudence. He had the patience needed for the comj)lete mastery of whatever evidence or analysis was essential to the He was remarkable for his urbanity, his impartiality, and case. his inexorable den)and for what was true and right. The following testimony on this point, from the Biography of the Signers
to the
549
fully authorized
Declaration of Independence,
is
have been able

at all
to gather regarding his judicial course.
by all we "Having
times a perfect
command
over his passions, he presided on
No judge in Conwas more dignified in his deportment, more courteous and polite to the gentlemen of the bar, or more respected by the His name and parties interested in the proceedings of the court. his virtues are frequently mentioned by those who remember him
the bench with great ability and impartiality.
necticut
in his judicial capacity,
with respect and veneration."
As
great
o-overnor of his native state, he was exceeded in the confid-
ence he inspii-ed and in the esteem he won, by none of those
men who, at different times, have made that oflice illustrious. Perhaps the elder Trumbull, the right hand man of Washington in the most perilous days of our revolutionary period, exceeded him in popularity. But to stand second to such a man in popular admiration, and his peer in the popular confidence, is enough
for the lasting
l)Osition of
Such, doubtless, was the true fame of an}' man. Mr. Huntington among the Connecticut governors.
this truly
The
following testimonials to his personal characteristics will
complete our too meager sketch of

able man.
eminent and estim*'

:
The same
authorit}' just quoted, says
In his person,
Mr. Huntington was of Ihe common stature, his complexion dark, and his eye bright and penetrating; his manners were somewhat formal, and he possessed a peculiar faculty of repressing impertinence, and keeping aloof from the criticising observations of the multitude. Without inflicting uiôn others the consciousness of inferiority, he never descended from the dignity of his station. * * * Being a man of great simjjlicity and plainness of manners,
he was averse
to all
pageantry and parade, and
strictl}'
economical in his expenditures.
He
maintained that
it
was a
public duty to exhibit such an example as might, so far as his
individual efforts could avail, counteract the spirit of extrava-
His principal aim in his gance which had begun to appear. domestic arrangements was comfort and convenience without
splendor; although not hostile to good living, he
ing and temperate in his diet.
avoiding frivolous topics,
was sim])le, sparHis conversation, studiously was eminently instructive, and he de-
livered his sentiments in few. l)ut weighty words.
He
inherited
from nature a large share of that delicacy and sense of propriety which distinguish the man of honor and refinement. * * * Jt may be truly said that no man ever possessed greater mildness or
etpianimity than Mr. Huntington.
living Avitness can attest,
that during a long residence of twenty-four years in his family,
he never, in a single instance, exhibited the slightest symptoms of anger, nor spoke one word calculated to wound the feelings of
another, or to injure an absent person."
550
HUNTIXGTOX GENEALOGY.
Miss Caulkins, in her Norwich history, concludes her sketch
of this
eminent and good man, with
this testimonial to his piety.
"Mr. Huntington was always a constant attendant on public In conferworship, and for many years a professor of religion.
ence meetings he usually took a part, and on the Sabbath,
if
no
minister chanced to be present, he occasionally led the services,
and exhortations were always solemn and acceptDuring his last sickness, he was supported and animated by an unwavering faith in Christ, and a joyful hope of eternal This sketch cannot be better concluded, than with the life.
and
his prayers
able.
earnest wish breathed
Connecticut never want a

towns.'
councils, "
May by a contemporary panegyrist man of equal worth to preside in her guard her interests, and diffuse prosperity through her
:
'
Though never a member

the degree of ll.d.
of college he was honored equally by

in 1787,
Yale and Dartmouth, from each of which he received,

lie received the
same degree from Prince-
ton in 1780.
disease of which Mr. Huntington died, was dropsy of the and his death occurred January 5, 1796. His estimable wife had died nineteen months before, June 4, 1794, aged fifty-
The
chest,
six years.
* *
* *
5.
Jonathan, born June
17, 1733.
6.
7.
8. 9.
Joseph, born May 5, 1735. Eliphalet, born AprU 24, 1737. Enoch, born December 15, 1739.
Sibyl, born October 22, 1742. Elijah, born February 7, 1746; baptized February died, October 22, 1753, of dysentery.
9,
10.
1746, aiid
1.
3.4.2.
He
1.
in
Nathaniel Huntington,
Windham, Conn.
He
graduated at Yale in 1747.

])ut
prepared for the ministry, and was or-
dained and settled

promise,
in Ellington, in 1749.
He was
accounted a young
man
of
a pulmonary complaint set in soon after he
commenced preaching,
and jjrematurely ended liis life, April 28, 1756. He had married Jerusha " He was long," so Stile's History of Windsor testifies, " remembered with unusual esteem and regret." His gravestone has this inscription: In memory of ye Rev. Mr. Nathaniel Huntington, a.m., 2d Pastor of the Church in Windsor six years and six months, who died April ye 28, 1756, in
Ellsworth.
the 3 2d year of his age.
CHILDREN.
1.
Nathaniel, born September

and died
of
20,
1751; graduated at Yale, 1772,
consumption
in 1774.
2, 3.
551
Jerusha, born Api-il 30, 1753. Eunice, born October 5, 1754, and
died, probably,
March
17, 1755.
1.
3.4. 2.
2.
27, 1727, in
Abigail (Huntington) Kimball, born June Conn.; married, November 7, 1750, Richard Kimball,
children.
1.
Windbam,
Conn.
Jr., of Scotland,
Mary, born November

chester.
10,
1752; married Aaron Mosher of Ro-
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Elijah, born September 19, 1754. Eunice, born November 30, 1756; married Henry Hebard. Jesse, born February 5, 1759. Abigail, born September 27, 1761. Lydia, born August 6, 1763. Enoch, born December 20, 1765.
8.
9.
Richard, born July 16, 1768. Ebenezer, born June 24, 1771.
1. 3. 4. 2. 3.
Mehitabel (Huntington, Webb) Bowen,

Windham,
1764, in
born August
8,
1729, in
Conn.;
married,
November
24,
1748, Zebulon
Webb.
He was
11,
born July 30, 1725, and died
May
10,
1760.
She married, second, June
Windham, Conn.,
Silas
Bowen.
(webb.)
second, an Edson.
children,
1.
2.
Mehitabel; married, first, a Story; Tryphena, married a Murry.

Sybil.
3.
children.
4.
(bowen.)
born
31,
in
WOODSTOCK, CONN.
died in Brookfield, Mass.,
Dorothy, born December

April 18, 1787.
1764;
5.
6.
7.
Sarah, born October 20, 1766. Jerusha, born July 1, 1770. Nathaniel Huntington, born August
field,
3,
1773; married in Brook-
Mass.
1. 3. 4. 2. 3. 3.
Sybil (Webb) Robinson, married Joshua Robinson.
552
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Betsey, born
names.
in 1779,
in this family,
There were other children

to obtain their
but
we have not been
able
1. 3. 4. 2. 3. 3. 1.
Betsey (Robinson) Hammond, born
mond, December
9,
in
1779; married Ashael
Ham-
1801.
He was
born in 1778.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Laura Pamela, born in 1802, and died in 1808. Justin, born March 2, 1804; died in July, 1873.
Emelin, born April 12, 1808; died November 10, Catherine, born May 10, 1810; died January 4, Frances Josephine, born April 17, 1812.
;
3.
1882. 1870.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
George R., born May 28, 1814 he is dead. Lucy G., born May 4, 1816; died in December, 1842. Laura Pamela, born November 15, 1819; died in 1904.
Henry
K., born September 24, 1823; died
December
17, 1890.
1.
3.4. 2. 3.3. 1.5.
ried
Frances Josephine (Hammond) Leavans, born April 17, 1812; marJedediah Leavans, who was born in 1803, and died in 1867. Mrs Leavans
children.
*
1.
2. 3.
Kirk H., born in 1834. Josephine M., born in 1836, and died Benjamin, born and died in 1841.
in 1903.
4.
Lucy
G.,
born
J.,
in 1843,
and died
in 1914.
5.
Francis
born in 1845.
1.3.4.2. 3.
Kirk H. Leavans, born
in 1834;
3. 1.5. 1.
married in 1863, Martha M. Gleason.
child.
1.
Sarah H.
the
She is a graduate of Smith Norwich Free Academy in 1915.
College,
and a teacher
in
1. 3. 4. 2. 3. 3. 1. 5. 5.
Francis
J.
Leavans, born
in 1845;
married in 1874, Frances H. Dickis
son. Mr. Leavans is a graduate of Yale, and Savings Bank in Norwich, Conn., in 1915.
the President of the
Dime
CHILDREN.
1.
553
2.
Faith Delia
R.; she
G.;
is
a graduate of Smith College. a graduate of Smith College, and has been in
she
is
mission work in
3.
Tung Choo,
is
Pekin, China, for six years.
Dickson
H.; he
is
a graduate of Yale; married in 1915, Marjorie a graduate of Smith College.

]\Iission, at
L. Browning,
who
both connected with the Yale
They are Chang Cho, China.
1.3.4.2.3.6.
Jerusha (Bowen) Gilbert,
born July
1,
1770, in Woodstock, Conn.;
married, February 13, 1792, in Brookfield, Mass., Capt. Isaac, son of Seth and
Prudence (Satterly) Gilbert. He was born in Brookfield, Mass., June His wife died May 28, 1842. 1769, and died in Dorset, Vt., July 3, 1862.
21,
CHILDREN, BORN IN CAVENDISH, VT.

1.
Mehitabel, born September

unmarried.
;
13,
1794; died September 23, 1863,
2.
3. 4.
5.
6.
7.
Seth, born March 3, 1797 died October 5, 1834, unmarried. SoPHRONiA, born October 20, 1799 died June 23, 1861. Clorinda, born September 7, 1801 died January 28, 1864.
;
;
Zenas Clark, born November
7,
1803; died
May
9,
1806.
8.
9.
Sarah, born December 8, 1805; died June 17, 1806. Isaac Bowen, born September 10, 1807; died February Oliver Cheney, born March 16, 1812. Sarah, born March 14, 1814; died March 16, 1814.
25, 1833.
1.3. 4.2.3. 6. 8.
Oliver Cheney Gilbert, born March
married in Dorset, Vt., July
2,
16,
1812, in Cavendish, Vt.;
1839, Harriet Elizabeth, daughter of Justus
and Elizabeth (Field) Holley. She was born November 2, 1814, and died December 31, 1908. Mr. Gilbert died September 6, 1872. Both died in
Dorset, Vt.
children, born in cavendish, vt.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Angeline Elizabeth, born January 4, 1842. Charles Bowen, born April 8, 1844. William Jackson, born January 28, 1846 died March 22, 1901. Henry, born February 3, 1848; died August 18, 1860. Frederick Field, born January 24, 1851. Harriet Eliza, born January 15, 1853; living in Dorset, Vt, to whom we are indebted for the information about this branch
;
of our family tree.

7.
George Holley,
born November
25,
4,
1854.
8.
9.
Frank, born February
1856
Silas Bowen, born September
18,
1858; died February 18, 1860.
554
1.3. 4.2.5.
Jonathan Huntington, born June 17, 1733, in Windham, Conn. Without a collegiate education he became both a physician and a preacher, and in both professions maintained an honorable rank. He married in Lebanon, October 26, 1757, Sarah, (1. 3. 6. 8.) who proved a true helpmeet for him, both in his care for the souls and the bodies of men. He was ordained and installed as the first pastor of the church in Worthington, Mass., June 26, 1771, wliere he continued to officiate acceptably to the close of his life, March 11, 1781. His wife died May 13, 1793. He was a man of warm sympathies. He saw suffering only to pity and relieve it. He early became interested in the condition and labored for the improvement of the colored race in this country. He was one of the three pastors who encouraged the celebrated Lemuel Haynes to fit for the ministry, and cheerfully testified to the gifts and fitness of that wonderful man.
CHILDREN.
1.
Sarah, born
in
East Haddam, Conn., October 22,

16, 1759.
758,
and died
on the 24th of the same month.

*
2.
Lucy, born November

Simon, born April
* *
3.
15, 1762.
4.
5.
Ebenezer, born May 1, 1764. Sarah, born in Win<lham, Conn.,

7,
in
May, 1766, and died June
1766,
in
6.
Ralph, born
1767.
Windham, May
6,
1767, and died
November
22,
7.
*
*
8.
9.
Sarah, born October 26, 1768. Charlotte, born November 16, Elizabeth, born May 13, 1773.
Sybbel, born
6,
1770.
10.
in
Woithington, Mass., August

24, 1778.
5,
1775, and died
May
1776.
* 11.
Jonathan, born August
1.3.4. 2. 5.
Lucy (Huntington, Greene) Strong,
East Haddam, Conn.; Mass.
married,
first,
2.
born November
of
16.
1759, in
Benjamin E. Greene,
of AVorthington,
Vt.,
He
died,
and she married Asa Strong,
Vergennes,
where she
died in 1824.
Her second
liusband died in 1832.
children.
1.
(GREENE.)
Wealthy,
born
in 1776,
2. 3.
Polly, born John.

Job.
in 1778.
4.
5. 6.
7.
555
Sarah.
Lucy H. William
E.
1.3.4.2.5.3.
in
Windham, Conn., April
15, 1762.
He
mar-
and resided in Hinsdale, Mass., where he was a substantial farmer, and a usefirl and honored citizen. He was called to represent his town in the state legislature. His wife was born July 17, He died August 31, 1836. The following 1761, and died January 24, 1846. tribute to his memory from his grandson, Rev. A. Huntington Clapp, of Providence, R. I., is too true and good to be lost. He says of him: " He was of manly proportions, considerably above the medium size, and with a blended dignity and grace that marked him as one of Nature's noblemen. A dignified, but not formal politeness was natural to him, and never forsook him, even in the most ordinary intercourse of life. And yet those dear bright eyes, which beamed so gently from under the long, overhanging brows that veiled them, could Hash fiery indignation, when he heard of a mean, dishonest, irreligious
ried Priscilla Benjamin, in Worthington,
act or speech.
"Though
his nature.
It
man
of strong convictions
were firmly held
he was
his opinions intelligently
eminently a gentle man.
formed Kindness was the law of

to agree
was by
this, if at all, that
he brought others
with him
important interests of the ^leisi'hborhood, or town, his sentiments, however unpopular at first, were pretty sure,
I
and
have been told that
in matters affecting
in the end, to prevail.
No wonder
he
built
up such a reputation as a peace-
maker, and that so many referred their disagreements to his arbitrament, rather than to that of the law, and with so much more satisfactory results.
"
But
it
was
as a Christian, that
he most honored himself
most clearly remembered by his survivors.
He was
in life, and is an intelligent believer;
knowing not only what he believed, but why he believed it. Firm in his own conscientious convictions, he was liberal to those who honestly differed, acting
on the motto:
charity.'
'In essentials, unity
in non-essentials, liberty; in all thino-s,
He was
an earnest, practical Christian, living the religion he proto say, that

if
fessed, so that
even unbelievers were constrained

it
there were such

as his.
a thing as vital piety,
would produce such a character and
life
"Young
sions on
as
was, the religious services at Ids family altar,
made impres-
been deepened by
which could hardly have been effaced, even had thev not last visit to him shortly before his death. " There was something truly patriarchal in his mien, as he gathered his family around him morning and evening and on the Sabbath, read and expounded to them the Bible, and led them in prayer; his manner that of the assured Christian, yet with no tinge of in-everent familiarity. Every child felt that his prayer was true heart communion with God, that the exercise was one the old man loved, and that it shed a blessing over the household through all
my mind
my
556
the day.
Next
to the Bible,
he seemed
to prize
many
of Watts' versions of
the Psalms.
I shall
never forget the manifest satisfaction he took, during
my
last visit, in singing,
many
'
times a day, that version of the 119th Psalm, eom-
mencing,
Behold thy waiting servant. Lord, Devoted to thy fear,

confirm thy word,
there.'
Remember and
For "I have no doubt that
it
all
my
hopes are
his
was on
hps within a few moments of the time
when he stepped from

words could more
fitly
the door of his earthly home, and
find the portals of his heavenly
fell to the ground to mansion suddenly unfolded before him. What
prelude the good man's exchange of earth for
Heaven?"
CHILDREN, BORN IN WORTHINGTON, MASS., EXCEPTING
SAMUEL AND JONATHAN.

*
1.
* *
*
2.
3. 4. 5.
6.
7.
Ralph, born November 23, 1784. Samuel, born October 31, 1786. Benjamin, born June 1, 1789.
Sybil, born
May
31, 1791.
4,
*
*
Sarah, born November
1793.
Sophia, born August 24, 1796. Frances, born January 20, 1799; married Judge Elam Buel of Troy, N. Y. She died several years since, leaving one child,
Lucy.
8.
9.
Lucy, born August
29, 1801,
and died
single,
August
9,
16, 1828.
Jonathan, born
at
ton,
in
Hinsdale, Mass.,
November
1804; graduated
Williamstown College, 1827, and studied theology at PrinceN. J. He married Rebecca Hamilton, of Princeton, N. J.,
so fatal in Nashville.
a sister of Prof. Hamilton of the University of Nashville, Tenn.
She died from the cholera which proved
He
acted as chaplain in the Union Army.

in business, in Nashville,
He
lived,
and was
engaged
Tenn.
1.
3. 4. 2. 5. 3.
1.
in
Ralph Huntington,
mai-ried.
Worthington, Mass.;
November
(Rand) Bradford.
Bi-adford of
and Lucy She was descended from the oldest son of Gov. William Maydower m(>mory, and was possessed of great excellencies of
Ijut fell
20, 1809, Judith
Coopei-, daughter of Perez
person and of mind,
a victim to a i)ulmonary complaint at the early

in
age of twenty-one years.
She died
Boston,
November
8,
1812.
Mr. Hun-
tington enjoyed in youth only the ordinary advantages of the sons of our
farmers of that period, in the

facilities,
common
schools.
He
fitted
himself by such
aided by the help of the village pastor, for teaching, and
commenced
his business career, alternating
557
labors of the farm in the summer, equally industrious
between the school-room in the winter, and the and successful in both. With the aid of his pastor's instruction, he pursued the higher branches of an English education, and at the age of twenty-one he was prepared to take charge
academy in Hatfield, from which jjost he was called to a similar charge Northampton, where he remained about two years. He now accepted a position as clerk in the Northampton Bank, and here, too, the same diligence which had before been characteristic of him was shown employing his time* out of bank hours, in copying for the probate office, and register of deeds. In
of an
in
;
1808, one of the directors of the
bank sent him

an exchange
to
Boston
to transact for
him
some
in
lousiness,
and
after its successful execution
and a brief interim of

office
travel,
he opened,
in the fall of that year,
on State
first
street,
Boston,
which business he soon took
his place
among the
of the
Boston ex-
Relinquishing this business to his younger brother Benjamin, he entered on commercial life, establishing a house in connection with his brother Samuel, in St. Domingo, W. I., where for twenty years they
changers and bankers.
prosecuted a large and lucrative
ti-ade.
On
the death of his brother he closed

to
up
his business in St.
Domingo, and returned
Boston, where he spent sev-
eral years in connection with insurance companies,
banks and other business
corporations.
As one of the original projectors and proprietors of the splendid Western Avenue connecting Brookline so closely with Boston, he deserves the He was })resident of the Boston grateful remembrance of both communities. and Roxbury Mill Corporation, and an extensive stockholder and director in the Boston Water Power Co., in 1863.
1.
Julia, born December 3, 1810, at Boston, Mass; married, April 14, 1836, in Boston, John AYarren James, a lawyer of eminence,
both in his profession and in
butions to the jioetry of the
politics.
She was a woman

Mr. James died
in
of great
excellence of character, and showed talent in occasional contriday.
Boston,
February
diligently
7,
1861.
He was
man who had been
considerably
His talents were of a high order; and he had and successfully improved them. His biographer speaks of him as " a moving encyclopoedia, for he seemed to know the contents of every volume on the shelves of the Boston Athenaeum." The main features of his character and life are sketched among the Hundred Boston Orators, by Loring.
in public life.
1. 3. 4. 2. 5. 3.2.
Samuel Huntington,
married in
that island.
St.
born in Middlefield, Mass., October 31, 1786;
Domingo, Honorie Chanlatte, a French lady and a native of
558
He commenced life as a lawyer, having pursued his legal studies with his kinsman, Judge Samuel Gray Huntington of Troy, N. Y. He opened an office first in Port Gibson, and soon in New Orleans, La., where he at once entered upon a career of
ties
marked popularity. He was possessed of many qualiwhich ensure success in that profession. His reputation rapidly extended and he already held in promise a civic career, answerable to his native ambiSuddenly a tion, now excited by the stimulus of almost unbounded success. new turn is given to his impulsive course. The great South American Liberator, Bolivar, met him in one of his visits to New Orleans, and found it no
diflicult
task to influence his youthful ambition with an ardent desire to share
in the perils
and glory of
all
his
own
ambitious career.
Quitting his business he
eagerly engaged in the service of the chieftain.
His heart, his hand, his

for the
life in
means, were
consecrated to the cause
and but
sudden
loss of his
health amid the excitements and diseases of this
new
a climate so ener-
his career
vating to one whose youth was fed on the bracing airs of a Berkshire home, would doubtless have run to its end parallel with that of Bolivar
himself.
Retiring from this adventurous
field
his brother Ralph, in St.
Domingo, where
to
the end of his
he entered into business with life he devoted
himself with
His death all his remaining vigor to its successful prosecution. occurred on a passage to the United States for his health, June 11, 1831.
children supposed to have been born in

1.
st.
domingo, w.
i.
Fanny.
2.
3.
Mary. Ralph Edward,

N. Y.

while in Mr. Powell's school in
4.
Samuel, died young
West Farms,
1. 3. 4. 2.
5.3. 2. 3.
born April 20 1825, in
St.
Ralph Edward Huntington,
Domingo.
Susannah,
W.
L; married, April 20, 1853, on the Isle St.
Thomas, D.
W.
L,
daughter of Hon. Joseph

born in 1831.
W. and
Adelaide (Carminati) Daniels.
She was
He
died in 1869, in St. Thomas, Danish
West
Indies.
CHILDREN.
* *
1.
2.
Ralph Edward, born August 14, 1857. Alfred Christopher, born in 1861.
Fanny, born and
died in St. Thomas.
3.
1.
3. 4. 2.
5.3.
2. 3. 1.
14, 1857;
Ralph Edward Huntington,

15, 1878, Delphine,
born August
married, April
daughter of Alfred Pissaro, of
St.
Thomas, D.
W.
I.,
and
died
in 1898.
CHILDREN.
1.
559
Stephania Octavia, born December

Boon, and
lives in
14,
1879; married a Mr.
New
Jersey.
Ralph Edward, born October 2, 1881, and is dead. Joannes Mascimilianus, born September 12, 1883, and 4. Alice Adelaide, born September 27, 1885. 5. Alma Natividad, born March 1, 1887. 6. Aurora Anna, born January 12, 1891. The last three daughters live on the Isle of St. Thomas, D. W. I.
2.
3.
is
dead.
1.3.4. 2.5. 3. 2.3.

Alfred Christopher Huntington,
cember
21, 1882, Malissa Carmelia,
;
2.
first,
born
in 1861; married,
De-
daughter of Richard Greene.

in 1909.
He
married,
second, Alice Ethelinda Greene
and died
children.
1.
2. 3.
Ella Adelaide; married November She died March 9, 1915. Cyril Edward, born in 1895. Ulric Adolphus, born in 1897.
Isma Adelaide, born in 1899. Flora Edna, born in 1901. Rudolph Peter, born in 1906.
23, 1912, Ulises
A. Gimenez.
4.
5.
6.
These children reside with their mother on the
Isle of St.
Martin,
W.
I.
1.3. 4.2.5.3.3.
Benjamin Huntington, born June
married Caroline,
her husband
1,
1789, in AVorthington, Mass.;

of
daughter
years,
in
of
Peter
in
Dolliver
Boston,
who
survived
13,
and continued in this busiHis personal form and bearing were ness until his death, in June, 1832. such as befits the miUtary character, and he was easily introduced into An incident octhe military corps, and attained the rank of colonel. curred during the visit of Lafayette to Boston, in 1824, which greatly pleased the colonel, as a tribute to the family of which he was justly proud. At one of the public occasions on which the citizens were introduced to Lafayette, as the name of Benjamin Huntington was announced, and the bearer presented, the illustrious and grateful Frenchman paused a moment to inquire if he was a relative of his old friend, Samuel Huntington, President of the Continental Congress. When the colonel answered in the affirmative, Lafayette again grasped his hand, and with much emotion exclaimed: "Young man, you have noble blood in your veins, see that you never dishonor it."
Boston as a
brokei-,
many He commenced life
and died
New
York, December
1852.
560
CHILDREN.
1.
Amelia Dolliver, born July
29, 1820, in
Boston, Mass., where Boston, Mass.
she died February 12, 1879, unmarried.

2.
Charles Sanders, born November
4,
1821,
in
He was
heart.
early devoted to the sea; and his whole career was filled
with testimonials to the unselfish, exuberant generosity o his

In his
first
voyage from Salem, Mass.,
to
Sumatra,
visit-
ing several Eastern ports and returning, from October, 1835, to
January, 1838, commencing as light hand before the mast, and

closing
tain
it
as clerk,
he won the esteem and confidence of the
caj)-
and
officers of the ship, "for his fidelity
and zeal
in perfect-
ing himself in his profession."
In a second voyage in the same
vessel, the captain leaving his post at
Genoa, he was made
first
super-cargo, and with the mate completed the voyage.

third voyage he
The
commenced,
in 1841, as
master of the ship, and
returned in April, 1842, having spent six and a half years upon
Dui-ing his next the water, with only some ten weeks at home. voyage an incident occurred, which both tested his seamanship and proved him to be a humane and generous man. After cross"
ing the equator off the coast of South America, he
fell
in with a
in a
Portuguese vessel, which had been disabled, and which was

sinking condition.
At
great peril, both to himself personally,
and
ried
to his crew,
he rescued foui'teen of the Portuguese, and carThis voyage was succeeded

all
them
into Rio de Janeiro.

in the
bj-
seven others,
"Borneo," and
of
them
successful, "with-
out any accident whatever."
In October, 1848, he sailed in the
3.
*4.
*5.
and Van Dieman's Land, and returned in 1850. He was about starting on another voyage, when he was taken with a sickness which ended, prematurely, his useful and promising life, April 16, 1850, in Salem, Mass. Frances, born in May, 1823; died young. Caroline Elizabeth, born in November, 1824. Frances Sophia, born July 7, 1826.
ship "Augustine Ilurd," for Australia
1.
3.4. 2.5.3. 3. 4.
married
Caroline Elizabeth (Huntington) Flint, born in November, 1824 WiUiam D. Flint, of Salem, Mass. She is still living in Boston, where
Mr. Flint was a bookkeeper.
He
died about 1880.
children.
*1.
2.
George Huntington, born in November, 1858. William Benjamin, born in November, 1861, in
Boston.
1. 3. 4. 2. 5. 3.
561
3. 4. 1.
in Boston;
George Huntington Flint,

ried
born in November, 1858,
mar-
Mary
Greeley, and lives in Boston.
children.
1. 2.
Ralph Huntington.
Ruth Huntington.
1.
3.4. 2. 5.3. 3.5.

7,
Frances Sophia (Huntington) Wright, born July

married April
they resided.
Colo.,
23, 1850, in
1826, in Boston;
Salem, Mass., William A. Wright, of Boston, where

24, 1870, in Boston.
She died December

18, 1885.
He
died in Denver,
November
*1.
CHILDREN.
*2.
Charles Huntington, born July Frank Vernon, born October 13,
6,
1851.
1855.
1.3.4. 2.5. 3.
Charles Huntington Wright, born
3. 5. 1.
July
6,
1851, in Boston; married
Emma
Phillips, of
Denver, Colo., where he

6,
lived.
He was murdered
23, 1910.
in a
mysterious way,
May
1908.
She died November
children.
1.
2. 3.
Ethel Huntington, died young. Fanny Huntington, born November Vernon Huntington, born in 1887.
1. 3. 4. 2. 5.
19, 1885.
3. 3. 5. 2.
13, 1855, in
Frank Vernon Wright,
born October
Boston
married
practic-
May
8,
1886, in Brunswick, Me., Cornelia Lillian, daughter of Charles S. Fen-
nel, of
Brunswick.
He
settled in
Salem, Mass., in 1877, where he
is
ing law.
They
reside in Salem, Mass.
children.
1.
2.
Frank Vernon, born March 26, 1890, in Hamilton, Mass. John Lawrence, born December 23, 1897, in Salem, Mass.
1.3.4.2. 5.3.4.
Sybil (Huntington) Eager, born May
Mr. Eager died July
36
18, 1859.
31, 1791;
married Nathaniel,
son of Nathaniel Eager, a prominent citizen of Worthington, Mass.
562
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Samuel Huntington,
deceased.
3.
4.
5.
Jennison. He resided in Natchez with his family. James. Joseph, who, with his brother James, carried on an extensive wine business in New York City. He had a family. Jonathan Huntington, had a family, and lived in Worthington,
Mass.
6.
Mary,
Lucy,
married Charles Starkweather, had seven children, and

111. 111.
lived in Chicago,
7.
lived in Chicago,
8.
Julia, deceased.
1.3.4.2.5.3.5.
Sarah (Huntington)
Clapi", born
November
4,
1793; married Levi
Clapp, of Worthington, Mass., where she died.
children.
1. 2.
Lewis,
of Baltimore,
Md.
pastor of the
Alexander Huntington,
Providence, R. L, in
18.57.
High Street church
in
3.
William Taylor,
of
Conway,
INIass.
1.3. 4. 2.5. 3. 6.
ber 31, 1820, Joseph White, a fanner of Hinsdale, Mass.
Sophia (Huntington) White, born August 24,1796; married, OctoMr. White died
18, 1860.
August
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
30, 1821 married March 2.s, Thomas (1. 3. 6. 8. 5. 4. 8.). Joseph Huntington, born January 28, 1824; was married, lived
;
Sarah Huntington, born November

1848, Charles
in Brookline,
and carried on an extensive dry goods business

died
29,
in
3.
March 10, 1915. Sophia M., born March 6, 1826; married December
Boston.
He
1851,
4.
Stephen J. Wilcox, and resides in Boston. James, born July 9, 1828 married January
;
22, 1856,
and
is
with
his brothers in business in Boston.

5.
6.
7.
Jonathan Huntington,
born July
25, 1836.
Simon Huntington, born May 22, Ralph Huntington, born July 11,
1837.
1841.
563
1.3.4.2.5.4.
Ebenezer Huntington, born
ried, for his
first
in
Windham, Conn., May
1.
1764; mar-
Cummington, Mass., November 29, 1787, Sarah Ward, who was born April 23, 1768, and died in Cummington, July 12, 1791. She was a daughter of William and Sarah (Trowbridge) AVard, of Cummington. He married, for his second wife, in Northampton, May 6, 1 792, Sarah, daughter of Rev. Benjamin Mills, and sister of the Hon. Elijah Hunt Mills, U. S. Senator from Massachusetts. She was born in Chesterfield. He was a physician of some prominence in his profession, residing in Chesterfield, Mass., until 1794, when he removed to Vergennes, Vt., where he died, December 4, 1834. His widow died at Vergennes, December 29, 1860, aged eighty-seven.
wife, in
CHILDREN, BORN IN CHESTERFIELD, MASS.

*
1.
2.
FoRDYCE, born October
4,
1788.
5,
Sarah Ward,
June
born January
1791,
and died
man-ied
in
Vergennes, Vt.,
11, 1819,
30, 1843.
3.
Laura Jane,
May
Rev.
Otto S. Hoyt, a Congregational Minister, who was in 1860, settled in Hinsburg, Vt.
1.
3.4. 2. 5.4.
born October
4,
1.
1788, in Chesterfield, Mass.;
FoRDYCE Huntington,
married, April 13, 1813, Eliza, daughter of
Noah and
Abigail (Robbins) Smith.
She was born in 1792, and died December 13, 1866. He was a merchant in Vergennes, Vt., and at one time was Judge of the County Court. He died April 29, 1869.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Sarah Jane,
2.
Ann
born August 9, 1819. Eliza, born February 20, 1826,
in
Vergennes, Vt.; died Janu-
ary 16, 1914, in
Hyde Park, Mass.

1. 1.
born August
9,
1.3.4.2.5.4.
Sarah Jane (Huntington) Bowman,
gennes, Vt.; married, September
son of Ebenezer and
11, 1808, in
5,
1819, in Ver-
1843, in Vergennes, Vt,,
Hannah (Hammond) Bowman.
John Hammond, He was born February
Westford, Vt and was married once before this marriage. Mr. Bowman was a manufacturer, and had lived in Rutland and Vergen-
nes, Vt.,
died,
Randolph, Mass.. Philadelphia, Pa., and Hyde Park, Mass., where he

6,
August
1896.
Their religion was Orthodox, and Mr.

School Supt.
Bowman was Deacon and Sunday
Mrs.
Bowman
died July 21, 1865, in Rutland, Vt.
564
CHILDREN.
1.
John
Smith, born January

Birdsall.
5,
1840;
married
in
Rutland,
A't..
2.
They live in Hyde Park, INlass. FoRDYCE Huntington, born June 24, 1844; died January
Margaret Anna
1871, in Bahia, Brazil.
10,
3.
Francis Hammond, born February

1854, in Rutland, Vt.
;
8,
1846
died February
2,
4.
5.
Eliza Smith, born August 9, 1847 lives in Hyde Park, Mass. Willie Alfred, born October 2, 1857; died JSlarcli 28, 1858,
Rutland, Vt.
in
1.3. 4.2.5.7.
Sarah (Huntington) Brewster,
in 1841.
born October
26, 1768, in
Windham,
She died
Conn.; married Elisha Brewster, and resided in Worthington, Mass.
children.
1.
2.
3.
Thedosia. Sarah. Zipporah.

Eliza.
4.
5. 6.
Lucy.
Elisha.
1. 3. 4.
ham, Conn.; married February
2.5. 8.
16, 17 70, in
Charlotte (Huntington) Marsh, born November

19, 1792,
Wind-
Thomas Marsh.
children.
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
Aurora, born May 10, 1794; died August AuRiLLA, born November 7, 1796. RuFUS, born October 30, 1801. Ruby, born October 30, 1801. Sophia, born March 20, 1809.
1. 3.
7,
1814.
4. 2.5. 8. 5.
20, 1809, in
Sophia ('Marsh) Sutterly, born March
Hinesburgh, Vt.;
married in August, 1826, in Ferrisburgh, Vt., Isaac, son of Robert and Mary (Davis) Sutterly. He was born in Ferrisburgh, Vt., January 27, 1805.
Mr. Sutterly was a farmer, and always lived in Ferrisburgh, Vt., where he died in October, 1886. He was a Captain in the State Troops. Mrs. Sutterly died December 3, 1856, and Mr. Sutterly married August She is also dead. They were 22, 1858, Diana Stafford, in Essex, N. Y.
Methodists.
CHILDREN.
1.
565
Mary,

1828.
2. 3.
Charlotte, born August 26, Ralph, born May 1, 1830.
4.
RoxEY Jane,
born August
4, 1837.
1.3.4.2.5.8.5.4.
RoxEY Jane (Sutterly) Hurlburt,
October
29, 1860, in Ferrisburgli, Vt.,
born August
4,
1837; married
in
Hiram
Fuller Hurlburt.
East Freetown, Mass.
He
is
proprietor of the
They live Wildwood Trout Ponds.
CHILD.
*
1.
Byron Sutterly.
born February
10, 1865.
1.3.4.2.5. 8. 5.4.
Vt.;
1.
Byron Sutterly Hurlburt, born February 10, 1865, in Shelburn, married Eda Woolson. He is Dean of Harvard College, and lives in
CHILDREN.
1.
Cambridge, Mass.
2. 3.
James Woolson, born ,Iune 15, 1905. David Huntington, born May 18, 1907; died Robert Sutterly, bom January 1, 1912.
in 1913.
1.
3.4.2.
5. 9.
23, 17 73, in
ton,
Elizabeth (Huntington) Porter, born May Mass.; married Asa Porter.

CHILDREN.
1.
Worthing-
566
Addison, Vt., July 29, 1804, Sarah, eldest daughter of James and Eunice He (Collins) Hickox, of Watertown, Conn., who was born April 23, 1783.
went to Vergennes, February 28, 1856.
and to St. Albans, Vt., in 1836, where he died Yet he lived not in vain. He was called to the deaconship in the Congregational church of St. Albans in 1811, and for a quarter of a century served faithfully and well the cause of religion. " He was a good
Vt., in 1801,
and a faithful man," and his children, who follow him same faith, unite in calling him blessed.
in a like profession of the
CHILDREN.
* *
1.
2. 3.
4.
Joseph Lyman, born March 16, 1800. Alfred Henry, born April 25, 1805. Collins Hickox, born May 29, 1807. Charlotte Bennett, born in Addison,
married, February
4,
1850,
Vt., September 19, 1809 Simon H. Kellogg of St. Albans, Vt.,
where they made

1894.
their residence.
Mrs. Kellogg died about
* *
*
5. 6.
Charles Andrew, born April 25, 1812. Samuel, born July 18, 1814, at Vergennes,
mainder
of the family
28,
Vt.,
where
also the re-
were born.
1817, and died single in St. Albans, Vt.,
7.
Sarah, born May

June, 1846.
*
*
8.
9.
* 10.
Lucy, born August 14, 1820. James, born December 10, 1822. Simon, born December 19, 1825.
1.3. 4. 2.5. 11. 1.

Joseph Lyman Huntington, born
1800
in
;
in
Hinsburg, Vt., November 16,
married, January, 1823, Minerva Bartow,
He was
a tanner, and resided
Mason, Mich.
children, born in mason, MICH.

1.
Cyrus Burr, born June
17,
1826; died
in 1848.
2. 3.
Dytha Ann,
born
May
25, 1828.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Collins Dwight, born February 25, 1831. Ralph Bennett, born January 2, 1833; was (1862) Army. Lyman Barto, born July 10, 1835. George Milo, born March 20, 1838.
in the
Union
8.
9.
William Julius, born August 19, 1840. Charles Gilbert, born January 1, 1843. Ellen Maria, born August 5, 1845.
567
1.3.4.2.
Alfred Henry Huntington,
Uriah and
5.
11.2.
in
Addison, Vt.;
married, February 23, 1830, in Higligate, Vt., Minerva Rowena, daughter of

Hill. She was born in 1803, in St. Armand, She died September 3, 1886. He was a jeweler and watch repairer, and lived in St. Albans, Vt., from 1830 till his death, which occurred February 11, 1872. They were Congregationalists, and Mr. Huntington was treasurer and trustee at various times.
Rowena (Marvin)
Province of Quebec.
CHILDREN, BORN IN
*
1.
ST.
4,
ALBANS, VT.
1831.
Minerva
Hill, born January

24, 1834.
*
*
2. 3.
Jane, born June
Elihu Hill, born January

1. 3.
22, 1840.
4.2.5. 11. 2.
1.
4,
Minerva Hill (Huntington) Butcher,

Luther L. and Alrnira (Brainard) Dutcher.
St. Albans.
born January
1831, in St.
Albans, Vt.; married, September 13, 1852, in St. Albans, Frederick, son of
He was
born April
16, 1828, in
Mr. Dutcher was a druggist and always lived in St. Albans, except for a when a young man. They were Congregationalists, and Mr. Dutcher was clerk of the church from December 16, 1880, to September 2, 1894. He died February 14, 1899, and his wife died July 14, 1909, both in St.
short time
Albans, Vt.
children, born in
1.
ST.
ALBANS, VT.
St.
Frances Almira, born September 2, 1853; married, in Vt., October 23, 1888, Albert Dana Tennc}-. They
Albans.
Albans,
live in St.
* *
2.
Alfred Luther,
born July
2,
1855.
25, 1860.
3.
Edward Huntington,
born August
4.
Frederick Irving, born October

Albans, Vt.
17, 1862; married,
September
1,
1887, in St. Albans, Vt., Jennie Louise Bidard.
They
live in St.
5.
Mary
St.
Emily, born February

Albans, Vt.,
16,
1865; married, June 19, 1900, in

of
2,
(Janes)
Vt.
Norman Nathan, son Atwood. He was born August
Levi and Cynthia

1865, in Cambridge,
Mr. Atwood is in the general insurance business, and was alderman from 1905 to 1906, and Mayor from 1907 to 1908. They are members of the Congregational church.
1. 3.
4.2.5. 11.2. 1.2.

born July
2,
Alfred Luther Dutcher,

ried,
1855, in St. Albans, Vt.; mar-
June 3, 1885, in St. Albans, Vt., Maria Bowes Nelson. Mr. Dutcher died October 5, 1905, in St. Albans. Mrs. Dutcher resides in Burlington, Vt.
568
CHILD.
*
1.
Frederick Nelson, born October
23, 1887.
1.
3.4.2. 5. 11. 2.
1. 2. 1.
23, 1887, in St, Albans,
Frederick Nelson Dutcher, born October

Vt.; married,
May
is
5,
1909, Millicent Sophia, daughter of Herbert and Bessie
(Wood)
Barrett.
Mr. Dutcher
grandfatlier
She was born January 5, 1885, at Concord, Mass. a druggist, and occupies the same store that his father,
in St. Albans, Vt.
and great grandfather occupied
children.
1. 2.
Marion Huntington, born December 10, 1909. Alfred Herbert, born January 10, 1912, and died September
1912.
26,
1.3.4.2.5.11.2.
Edward Huntington Dutcher,
December
in 21, 1886, in Salisbury, Vt.,
J., in
1.
3.
born August 25, 1860; married, Helen Eugenia Hamilton. They lived
of the
Orange, N.
1908,
and he was principal

child.
High
School.
1.
Hamilton.
1.3.4.2.5.
married,
11. 2. 2.
24, 1834, in St. Albans, Vt.;
Jane (Huntington) Henry, born June

November
8,
1871, in St. Albans, Vt., William Young, son of
Hiram
and Melvina (J^nglish) Henry. He was born November 19, 1831, in Randolph, He was for 28 years in the Vt., and was married once before this marriage. National Bank of Potsdam, N. Y., and has lived in Randolph, Vt., in ParishviUe, Madrid, Ogdensburg, and Potsdam, N. Y. Mr. Henry served at Alexandria, during the Civil War, in the TransporHe was City tation Dept., and was discharged on account of weak lungs. Clerk, and secretary and treasurer of the Century Association, and also school
trustee.
He
died
They were Presbyterians, and Mr. Henry was Sunday School Librarian. March 30, 1905, in Potsdam, N. Y. Mrs. Henry lived in Malone,
in 1915.
N. Y.,
child.
1.
Alfred Huntington,
1895, in Potsdam,
born
May
33,
1873; died November
19,
N. Y.
569
1.3.4. 2.5. 11. 2.3.

Elihu Hill Huntington, born January
married, June
lett
5,
22, 1840, in St. Albans, Vt.;
John Bartand Louisa Ballard (Williams) Fletcher. She was born January 18, He is in the life insurance business, and lived in 1845, in Enosburgh, Vt. St. Albans, Vt., till 1880; moved to Red Oak, Iowa, in 1881, lived in Carson, Iowa, from 1882 to 1886, and in Des Moines, Iowa, ever since. They are Congregationalists, and Mr. Huntington is deacon in the church in Des Moines, and has served for several terms of two years each has been treasurer of the church in Des Moines, for five years, was treasurer of the church in St. Albans, for four years, and was Sunday School superintendent
1865, in St. Albans,
Lucy
Cornelia, daughter of
for five years in
each place.
child.
1.
Louisa Fletcher, born September
20, 1868.
1.3.4.2.5.11.3.
Collins Hickox Huntington, born
married,
first.
May
29, 1807, in
Addison, Vt.;
May
30, 1836, in Frelighsburg, P. Q.,

Streit.
6,
Canada, Carohne CorneHa,
daughter of Frederick
She died March

1853,
in
29, 1852, in St. Albans, Vt.
He
married, second, July
Montreal, P. Q., Canada, Charlotte
Maria, daughter of John Freligh.

a jeweler.
gationalists.
She was born
May
30, 1818, in Frelighs-
burg, P. Q., Canada, and died February 25, 1903, in Burlington, Vt.
He was
He
died in St. Albans, Vt.,
March
ST.
3,
20, 1888.
They were Congre-
CHILDREN, BORN IN
*1.
2.
ALBANS, VT.
1847.
in 1889; lives in
Sarah Elizabeth,
geles, CaUf.
born
May
Francis, born August
16, 1850;
married
Los An12, 1895,
3.
Collins Freligh, born October

in Chicago,
111.,
5,
1854; married,
June
Clara Middleton.
He
died August 20, 1908, in
Kankakee,
4.
5.
111.
Caroline Maria, born March 1, 1856; lives in Burlington, John Pierpont, born December 27, 1864; died February 17,
in St. Albans, Vt.
Vt.
1873,
1.3.4.2.5. 11.3.
Sarah Elizabeth (Huntington) Post,
of
1.
born
May
3,
1847,
in St.
Albans, Vt.; married, September 13, 1869, in St. Albans, Vt., Henry Clay, son
William Dorman and Catherine Holmes (Baker) Post. He was born February 7, 1844. ]VIr. Post is a merchant, and graduated from a commercial college. He lived in St. Albans, Vt., and moved to Lincoln, 111., in 1875; then moved to Chicago, 111., in 1881, where they now live. They are Universalists.
570
CHILDREN.
1.
William Collins, born August

1898, in Chicago,
111.,
20, 1870; married,
September
15,
Lulu
2.
Mary Elizabeth,
1901, in Chicago,
born
111.,
May Pomeroy. They live in Chicago. May 29, 1873 married, February 27,
;
Dr. Harry Lovell Lewis.
They
live
in
3.
La Grange, 111. Pauline Huntington, born September

ber
4,
7,
1878; married, Octo-
1899, in
Chicago,
111.,
Charles Henry Wood.

lives in
She
is
divorced from Mr.
Wood, and
Chicago,
111.
1. 3. 4. 2. 5.
11. 5.
April 25, 1812, in Vergennes,
Charles Andrew Huntington, born

Vt.; married,
June
25, 1843, in
Johnson, Vt., Lucretia Atwood, daughter of

in March, 1817, and She was married once before this
Thomas and Eleanor (Dodge) Waterman.. She was born

died in November, 1896, in Jûreka, Cal.
marriage, to Zebrina Burnham, of Peru,
111.
He was
Olympia,
of
a Congregational clergyman, a graduate of the University of Ver-
mont, 1842, and lived in Burlington, Vt., in Perry, N. Y., in Rockford, 111., in He was a secretary Neah Bay, Tacoma, Wash., and Eureka, Cal.
Indian Affairs in
Washington from 1865
to
1868,
and a clergyman,
1881 to 1892.
He
served in the Christian Commission, as nurse on a hospital
ship before Vicksburg, for three months, in 1863, during the Civil
War.
He
died in Portland, Ore., September, 1904.
CHILDREN.
1.
Emily Waterman, born May

23, 1848, in Rockford,
III.
1,
1844, in Perry, N. Y.; died
June
*2.
*;5.
Charles Jonathan, born December
9,
1846.
*4.
*5. *6.
*7.
*8.
*9.
Thomas Waterman, born January 16, 1849. John Burnham, born September 30, 1850. Sarah Eleanor, born August 25, 1853. James Marsh, born ^larch 8, 1855. Alfred Henry, born September 1, 1856. Bela Shaw, born February 5, 1858. Lucretia Anna, born May 4, 1860.
1. 3. 4.
2.5. 11. 5.2.

born December
9,
Charles Jonathan Huntington,

111.;
1846, in Rockford,
of
in St.
Paul, INIinn.,
Mary Magdalene, daughter
She was born in Switzerland. He was a photographer, and lived in Olympia, Wash. He died November 1, 1878, in Laconner, Wash. They were Congregationalists. Mrs. Huntington married, second, James Martin, and lives in Sacramento,
Henry and Henriette
(Liischer) Gutherz.
Cal.
CHILDREN.
1.
571
Henriette Lucretia, born August

Cal.
15, 1874; lives in
Sacramento,
*2.
Charles Frederick, born
April 26, 1876.
1. 3. 4.2. 5. 11. 5. 2. 2.
Charles Frederick Huntington, born
ton,
111.;
April 26, 1876, in Blooming-
married,
daughter of Robert
November
30,
in
He
ference
is
Oroville, Cal.,
is
Calif., Maranda Anna, and Alice (Stephenson) Thompson. She was born 1876, in Chariton County, Mo. the laundry business, and lived in Sacramento, then moved to Their religious prein December, 190.5, where he now lives.
March
S.
6,
1902, in
Sacramento,
Congregational.
children.
1.
2.
Henrietta Oreon, born August 20, 1908, in Oroville, Cal. Frederick Thurston, born December 5, 1912, in Oroville,
Cal.
1.3. 4. 2. 5. 11. 5.3.

Thomas Waterman Huntington,
ford,
111.;
born January
16, 1849, in
Rockdaugh20,
married,
November
30, 1881, in Wells, Nev., Harriet OHa'C,
ter of Charles
and Sarah (Chaffee) Pearson.
1863, in Dixon, Calif.
twenty-five years.
and surgeon, and has made surgery a specialty for a graduate of the University of Vermont, 1871, and of Harvard IMedical College, 1876. He was surgeon for the Southern Pacific Co., from 1876 to 1899, Chief Surgeon for the Western Pacific Co., 1910, and was First Lieut. U. S. Army Medical Relief Corps, and Professor of Surgery in the University of California. He is a member of the American Medical Association, of the American Surgical Association, and California State Medical Society, of which he is president. He is also chairman of the Surgical section of the American Medical Association. He lived in Illinois until 1864, in Johnson, Vt., from 1864 to 1867, Buris
He
a physician
He
is
lington, Vt., 1867 to
1871, St. Albans, Vt., 1871 to 1873, Boston, Mass., 1873
to 1876, Elko, Nev., 1876 to 1882, Sacramento, Cal., 1882 to 1899,
and
in
San
Francisco, Cal., 1899 to the present time.
children.
1.
Thomas Waterman,
born
May
8,
1893, in Sacramento, Cal.
2.
Emily Harriet, born October
22, 1896, in
Sacramento, Cal.
1.3. 4.2.
John Burnham Huntington,
111.;
5. 11. 5. 4.
born September
30, 1850, in
Rockford,
married, in February, 1880, in Yakima, Washington, Eloise L., daughter of
572
She was born
in Switzerland,
David and Marie (Schmutz) Guilland.
and
is
now
in Portland,
Oregon.
CHILD,
1.
Minerva Eloise,
in Portland,
born November
6,
1880; lives with her mother
Oregon.
1.3. 4.2.5. 11. 5. 5.

Sarah Eleanor (Huntington) Clarke,
Rockford,
ter,
111.;
in
married,
December
30, 1875, in
Olympia, Wash., David Dex-
son of William and Lucretia (Dexter) Clarke.
He was born December 8,

till
1844, in South Hadley, Mass.
Mr. Clarke
Amherst, Mass.,
is
a civil engineer, and lived in South Hadley

1864, Portland, Ore.,
till
1862,
till
and
till till
1873, Olympia, Wash.,

till
1876,
Tacoma, Wash.,
1891, South Bend, Wash.,

still
1893.
He
then moved to
Portland, Ore., where he
lives.
They
are Congregationalists, and Mr.

offices
Clarke has been Deacon and Treasurer and held other church
the time since 1874.
most of
CHILDREN, BORN IN TACOMA, WASH.

1.
William Dexter,
born October
7,
1879; married April 18, 1906,
in Forest Grove, Ore.,

2.
Mary
Bailey.
They
1881
of
live in Portland, Ore.

;
Ralph Huntington,
28, 1914,
born January
14,
married November
Julia
Edna Genevieve, daughter
Hugo and
Howe
3.
She was born June 19, 1889, in Scotland, South Dakota. He lives in Tacoma, Wash. Irving, born February 22, 1884 died November 1, 1884, in Ta(Torrey) Spannagel.
;
coma, Wash.
4.
5.
Alfred Henry, born September Herbert Houghton, born May
7,
1888; lives in Portland, Ore.
14, 1890;
Hves in Portland, Ore.
1.3.4. 2.5. 11. 5. 6.

James Maush Huntington, born March
married
IVIary Mills.
8,
1855, in Rockford,
111.;
He
died
November
8,
1900, at
The
Dalles, Ore.
CHILDREN.
1.
James Waterman, born August

bank
at
8,
1885.
He
is
bookkeeper
in a
The
Dalles, Ore.
1,
2.
;5.
Hazel, born July
1887.
She
6,
is
a teacher in
The
Dalles, Ore.
Walter
IMills, born July
1889, in
The
JXalles,
Ore.
is
He
is
graduate of the University of Oregon, June, 1912, and

gregationalist.
4.
a Con-
Charles Andrew,
born July
7,
1891; lives in
The
Dalles, Ore.
5.
573
Mollis Wilson, born September

Ore.
20,
1894; lives in Tlie Dalles,
6.
24,
1806
lives in
The
Dalles, Ore.
1. 3. 4. 2. 5.
11.5. 7.
1,
Alfred Henry Huntington,

111.;
born September
Calif., Inzie,
1856, in Kockford,
married in January, 1897, in Eureka,
and Cornelia N. (Crosby) Albee. She was born in Hie is a miner, and lived in Rockford, 111., up to 1864, in Burlington, Vt., to 1867, in Washington Territory to 1881, in Oregon, to 1905, in Alberta, Canada, to 1907, in Washington, to 1909, in Oregon, to 1913, and now lives in Kerman, Calif. He was sheriff of Baker County, Oregon, from 1898 to 1902.
daughter of Uriah T. Eureka, Calif.
They
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
.3.
4. 5.
Alfred Henry, born November 4, 1897, in Baker Co., Oregon. Lucius Atwood, born April 1, 1900, in Baker Co., Oregon. James Bela, born December 8, 1901, in Baker Co., Oregon. Sarah Eleanor, born June 9, 1903, in Baker Co., Oregon. William Wagner, born April 11, 1907, in Veyvaville, Alberta,
Canada.
6.
Dexter Newton,
born August
12, 1909, in
Gold
Hill,
Oregon.
1.3.4. 2.5. 11.5. 8.

Bela Shaw Huntington,
married, February
2,
born February
Dalles, Ore.,
5,
1858, in
Rockford,
111.;
Helen May, daughter of AVilliam Hamilton and Susan Bennett (Chipman) Wilson. She was born February 12, 1860, in Washington, Towa. He is an attorney at law, and lived in Rockford, 111., till November, 1864,
1887, in
till
The
Johnson, Vt., tiU September, 1867, Olympia, Wash.,

Johnsbury, Vt.,
till
September, 1875,
St.
July, 1878, Burlington, Vt.,
till
1882,
The
Dalles, Ore., to
the present time.
He
is
a graduate of the University of Vermont, 1882.
They
are Congre-
gationalists,
and he was church clerk and
trustee from 1887 to 1897,
and
church treasurer from 1897 to 1907.
children.
1.
Wilson Bela,
Dalles, Ore.
born
May
15,
1889; died
May
28, 1900, in
The
2.
Irving Curtis, born Seiitember
5,
1901, in Portland, Ore.
1.
3.4.2.5. 11.5. 9.
4,
Lucretia Anna (Huntington) Monroe, born May

ford,
111.;
1860, in
Rock-
married, August 30, 1888, in Eureka, Cal., Alonzo Judson, son of
574
Alonzo Welton and Anna Maria (Albee) Monroe. 1858, in Hydesville, Cal. Mr. Monroe is a lawyer.
Hastings
Law
School, of San Francisco, Cal., but
He was born October 19, He was a student in the He was did not graduate.
of California
City Attorney of Eureka, Cal., and District Attorney of Humboldt Co., from
1889 to 1891.
1912.
He was Grand Master

of
Masons
from 1911 to
They
and
live in
Eureka, Cal.
CHILDREN, BORX IN EUREKA, CAL.

1.
Thomas Huntington,
Military
born April
28,
1890
was
in
the U. S.
2.
Academy at West Point, New York, in 1911. Joseph Porter, born October 4, 1891; lives in Oakland,
Cal.
3.
Hammond McDougal,
Cal.
born February
7,
1894; lives in Berkeley,
1.3.4.2.5. 11.6.
Samuel Huntington,
first,
born July
18, 1814, in
Vergennes, Vt.; married,

Avho died in
October
1,
1839, in Bangor, N. Y., Eliza
Hannah Walker,
1879, in Burlington, Vt.
He
married, as his second wife, August 18, 1880,
Mrs.
port,
Anna (Gibbs)
N.
Y.,
Wells, a widow.
She was born
May
15, 1835, in
West-
and died in Burlington, Vt. He went to Burlington in 1830, and from that time until 1837 was emHe then ployed in the book store and printing olfice of Chauneey Goodrich. began business on his own account, by opening a stationery and l)ook store
with bindery attached.

retired.
He
continued in this business until 1891, when he
The
confidence reposed in him by his fellow townsmen was emphatically

in
shown when
taxes, to succeed a
December, 1854, he was elected constable and collector of man in whose accounts a bad shortage had been discovered.
until 1865, the date
This responsible post he retained by repeated re-elections,

of the incorporation of the city.
Under
a special act of the Legislature in
1857, authorizing the town to appoint a chief engineer of the fire department with unusual powers, he was the first selected for the difficult position, and continued to discharge its duties till January, 1861. During the years 1865-67 he was in charge of the city ]ost oiKce. In 1867, he was elected alderman for three years from the north ward (there were but three wards then) and in April 1874, he again sat in the same board for the second ward, but resigned at the expiration of one year. Durino-
the years 1879-81, he served on the board of school commissioners.

till
From
the foundation of the Fletcher Free Library in 1873

of its trustees,
his death he
was one
In 1876 he was selected to represent and acted as treasurer. Chittenden county in the State Senate for the two years ensuing. For some twelve years from 1856 or till its business ceased to be conducted by a corporation he was a director in the Commercial bank, and a
director also in the
Vermont
Life Insurance
Company from
its
organization in
1868.
All
575
a good counsellor, a
who knew Mr. Huntington placed implicit confidence in him. He was man to lean upon. Every good project had his support,
sort.
and that often of a substantial

witness, or seal, or signature.
His word was as his bond,

all
it
did not need
On
moral and religious questions his stand
was taken; and as he believed, so he acted. From the time he connected himself with the Methodist church in 1846, he showed himself an active and He was broad-minded, too as ready to join hands with aggressive Christian. liis brethren in other communions as in his own. He filled at various times
the offices of class leader, steward, sujierintendent of the

lay delegate to the general conference.
Sunday School, and His catholicity was shown, for ex-
many years in the work of the Adams and his fidelity to his personal convictions by the fact that, regardless of the odium which the act might bi-ing on him, he signed probably ten times as many search warrants in the interest of the prohibitory law as any other citizen of Burlington. Of the strength and fervor of his Christian faith, no one who came into close contact with him can have any doubt. He died in BurHngton, July 12, 1899.
ample, by his hearty co-operation for
Mission
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Samuel, born October
Sarah Ann
1913.
16, 1842, and died the same day. Eliza, born February 22, 1846; died February
15,
3.
4.
born August 20, 1849; married in October, 1872, George William Whitney. They live in Burlington, Vt. Samuel, an adopted son. He died in Los Angeles, Cal., in September, 1901.
Lucy Abby,
1.3.4. 2.5. 11. 8.

Lucy (Huntington) Benedict,
Vt.;
born August
14, 1820, in
Vergennes,
married in June, 1846, in
St.
Albans, Vt.,
Heman, son
of
Solomon and
Laura (French) Benedict. He was born September 19, 1818, in Manchester, Vt. He was a farmer, and lived in ]\It. Vernon, O. He died in November, 1891, and his wife died in April, 1891, in Mt. Vernon, Ohio. They were
Universalists.
children, BOI5N IN MT. VERNON, OHIO.

1.
Charlotte Frances,
19, 1878, in
live in
born August 9, 1853; married, November Mt. Vernon, O., Joseph Alexander Thrapp. They
Lafayette, Ohio.
West
2.
Flora Kate,
born November 14, 1856; died December 30, 1906, in Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
3.
Henry Clay,
born March, 1864; died August
14, 1865, in
Mt.
Vernon, Ohio.
576
1.
3.4. 2. 5. 11. 9.
ried, April 2, 1853, in
born December 10, 1822, at Vergennes, Vt.; marCambridge, Mass., Hannah Larrabee, daughter of Asa and Hannah (Larrabee) Stevens. She was born, June 10, 1833, in West
Gardiner, Me., and hves in Newton, Mass.
In his boyhood his father's family
James Huntington,
moved
to St. Albans,
where he learned
the watchmaker's trade.
Always eager
for education, he at length
made
his
way
self
to
Andover, where he spent three years
at the
academy, supporting him-
by means of his trade. Thence he entered Harvard with the class of He continued to live in Cambridge until 1000, still working his way. when he removed to Newton, Mass.
1852,
Mr. Huntington was widely known

very
skilful,
achieving success in
considerable literary
prose and in verse,

})ublished.
which he was where others failed. He had ability, and was the author of numerous articles, both in which were printed for private distribution but never
in his line of work, in
difficult
cases
square, where he had been a familiar figure for forty years.

ton, Mass.,
In 1893 on account of failing health, he retired from business in Harvard He died in New-
May
19, 1901.
CHILDREN, BORN IN CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

1.
Jonathan GuKNEY, born January

in
11,
1854; died October 14, 1856,

1856, in
Cambridge, Mass.
Asa., born
2.
Charles
March
25,
1856
died October
5,
Cam-
bridge, Mass.
3.
Eliza Prentiss, born October

She
is
31, 1857; lives in
a graduate of Smith College, 1881.
Newton, Mass. She held a responsifor fifteen years.
ble position in the library of
Harvard College
1.
3.4.2. 5. 11. 10.
ried,
19, 1825, in Vergennes, Vt.; marJanuary 30, 1849, in St. Albans, Vt., Louisa ]\Iaria, daughter of Simon Haywood and Louisa (Evarts) Kellogg. She was born, June 25, 1826. in
Simon Huntington, born December
Swanton, Vt.
in
He was a farmer, and moved to St. Albans, Vt., December, 1852, to Farmcrsburg, Iowa, in 1856, 1863, to Windom, Minn., in 1871, where he died July
children.
*
1.
in 1836, to Burritt, 111.,
to
McGregor, Iowa,
in
23, 1911.
2.
Ebenezer Cutler, born February Eliza Caroline, born March 21,

April
3,
7,
1850.
1852, in St. Albans, Vt.; died
1911.
3.
577
111.;
Sarah Louisa,
24, 1856.
born March
1,
1856, in Burritt,
died
March
4.
5.
Charles Kellogg, born December 15, 1859. Nellie Samantha, born October 25, 1861, in
died
Farniersburg, Iowa;
March
30, 1863.
1.3.4. 2.
Vt.; married,
5. 11.
10. 1.
Ebenezer Cutler Huntington, born February 7, 1850, in St. Albans, July 31, 1872, in Windom, Minn., Julia Thurston, daughter of
She was born
in
Daniel Horace and Aurelia Susanna (Pinkbam) Knowlton.
July 29, 1849,
Worcester, Mass.
He
is
a journalist, and lived in McGregor, Iowa; removed to
Windom,
Board
of
in
Minn., July 28, 1871, where he

1892.
now
lives.
He was
member
of the
Immigration for Minnesota in 1877, and a Republican Presidential Elector
children.
1.
Aurelia Louisa, born January
20, 1875.
2. 3.
Julia Gale, born August 25, 1876. Florence Adora, born August 3, 1886.
1.3.4. 2.5.11. 10.
I. 2.
Julia Gale (Huntington) Partington, born August 25, 1876, in Windom, Minn.; married. May 9, 1906, in Atlanta,, Ga., Edward Patrick Archibald, son of Joseph Webb and Margaret (McGaughin) Partington. He was born July 11, 1866, in Brooklyn. N. Y., and moved to Cincinnati, O., where he now resides. Mr. Partington was a printer, and is now a newspaper solicitor. They
are Catholics.
child.
1.
Julia Margaret, born March
O.
1.3.4.2.5.11.10.4.
Charles Kellogg Huntington, born December
daughter of DeWitt Clinton and Sarah (Lack) Clarke.
27, 1863, in Battle Creek,
15, 1859, in
Farmers-
burg, Iowa; married, August 30, 1881, in LeMars, Iowa, Frances Charlotte,
She was born August
Mich.
in
He is a railroad station agent, and a life insurance agent. He has lived Hooper, Seneca and Crawford, Neb., and now lives in Lincoln, Neb. They
CHILD.
*
37
1.
are Presbyterians.
Linn Murdoch, born November
11, 1883.
578
1.3.4. 2. 5. 11. 10.4.1.

Linn Murdock Huntington, born November
Reuben M. and
in Titusville,
11, 1883, in
North Bend,
11, 1883,
Neb.; married, June 26, 1906, in Kearney, Neb., Helen Choate, daughter of
l.ucia
M.
(C)k-ott) Streeter.
Penn.
civil
He
B.c.E.
is
engineer, a graduate of the University of Nebraska, 1904^

civil
He was
engineer at the
Panama Canal from
July, 1904, to
October, 1907,
civil
engineer for the Cuban Government, Department Public
Works, in charge of all construction in Orient Province, from October, 1907, November, 1908; and then civil engineer in charge of local ofHce of Marx and Windsor, consulting engineers and contractors. Guantanamo, Cuba. He lived in Lincoln, Neb., from 1899 to 1904; in the Canal Zone, Panama, from 1904 to 1907, and in Santiago de Cuba from October, 1907, to November, 1908. He is now (1915) Vice President and General Manager of Braman
to
Estates Co., at Rubia, Venezuela, S. A.
CHILDREN.
1.
John Simon Clarke,
born April
1,
1907, in Empire, Canal Zone,
2.
Panama. Richard Olcott, born November
28, 1908, in Chicago, lU.
1.
3.4. 2. 6.
Joseph Huntington, born May

uated at Yale in 1762.
him at this moved like his brother, Samuel, by a passionate love of books, and like him, though not to the same remarkable degree, gifted with unusual inquisitiveness and capacity fur mastering whatever study he attempted, and moreover, encouraged by the kindly aids furnished by his pastor, Mr. Devotion, he even at that late period commenced and completed successfully his preparation for college.
He grad5, 1735, in Windham, Conn. His father had destined him to be a clothier, and kept trade through his minority, much against his own wishes. But,
He
entered in his twenty-third year, 1758, and graduated honorably

class.
with the
stalled as pastor of the first

in
Within a year of church
his graduation,
in
June
29, 1763,
he was
in-
Coventry, wliere he continued to labor

in his pastor's familj^, the help-
word and doctrine through

Like
his brother
his life.
Samuel, he too had found
meet he needed, and his marriage with Hannah, daughter of Rev. Ebenczer Devotion, was solemnized in 1764. She became the mother of his first three children and died September 25, 17 71, aged twenty-six years. He married, for his second wife, Elizabeth Hale of (ilastonburv. Conn., who died in 1806, aged fifty-eight years. Dr. Sprague, in his Annals of the American Pulpit, has given a most accuI'ate
estimate of his ministerial work in Coventry, from which I
am
ha})py to
(luote.
He
says that '"his ministry
commenced under some most unfavorable
auspices.
579
Though there had been two settled pastors there, and one of them, Mr. Meacham, had had a ministry of considerable length, yet the parish had become greatly reduced, the meeting house had been suffered to go to decay, and every tiling else was in a state of corresponding depression. The services at his ordination were held in the open air; but whether this was because the meeting house was too small to accommodate the assemblage, or too much dilapidated to be safe or decent, does not appear. Immediately after he was settled, he began to urge upon the people with great zeal the project of building a new meeting house. They responded with unexpected cordiality and harmony to this proposal; and in a short time, they had the best house of public worship in the whole region, built at an expense of five thousand dollars. Mr. Huntington was exceedingly gratified b}' the success of this enterprise, and
often recurred to
it
with pleasure in the later years of his ministry.

interests,
From
the period of his settlement, the prosperity of his parish, at least in
regard to temporal
and they continued a united was scarcely ever otherwise than depressed but the same remark is equally applicable, with few exceptions, to the church at large. The period of his ministry embraced the old French war, the war that gave us our independence, and the French
began
to revive;
people during his whole ministry.

;
The
state of religion, however,
Revolution
to a healthfid
and each of these events was fruitful of influences most adverse and vigorous state of religion in this country.
After the death of the first Dr. Wheelock, President of Dartmouth college, Mr. Huntington was spoken of as the person most likely to succeed to the oflice and communications were made to him on the subject, that gave him reason to expect that he would be elected. The result was different from what many had anticipated but the college testified its respect for him, about the same time, (1780,) by conferring on him the degree of Doctor of Divinity. He was,
; ;
the same year, elected a member of the board of overseers of the college, and held the place till 1788. In the spring of 1792, Dr. Huntington was invited to settle at Huntington, Long Island; and he actually made a journey thither before he declined the invitation. The fact that he should have even hesitated on the subject was an occasion of considerable disquietude in his own parish, and seems to have loosened, in some degree, the cord that bound him to his people. Dr. Huntington continued his labors till near the close of life, though infirmities had, for some time, been increasing upon him, and his health was supposed to have suffered from repeated and severe domestic bereavements.
also,
His death, which seemed to be the result of a complication of diseases, took

place on the 25th of December, 1794."
No
portrait of Dr. Huntington,
it is
believed,
is
tradition has taken delight in representing liim as a
now in existence. But man of more than ordinary
personal attractions.
his genial spirit,
His finely proportioned form, his graceful movement, beaming out from every feature and springing to greet and embrace all whom it could bless his ready wit, ever keenest when most needed, and never at fault when wit had work to do his immense stores of
; ;
580
;
various fact and incident
and
his
marvelous
felicity in
anecdote
all contri-
buted to make him, what

of rare social
gifts,
all
who knew him have agreed
in styling him, a
man
a most agreeable companion, and a very dear friend.
Dr. Abbot of Peterborough, N. H.,

in his letter to Dr.
who succeeded
Dr. Huntington in
Coventry, and who had, therefore, a good opportunity of forming his opinion,
Sprague,
beai's this
testimony to his personal appearance
and character. "Dr. Huntington was a man of fine personal appearance, and of popular, engaging mannei's. His intellectual endcjwments also were much above meHis perception was quick, his memory retentive, his wit ready, exdiocrity. He was much respected and beloved by his parishuberant, and agreeable. ioners and friends, and exerted very considerable influence in the community
at larse.
of the day.
Dr. Huntington was undoubtedly one of the most popular preachers
He
s|)oke extemj)()raneously, seldom wi-iting
of the princij)al topics of a discourse.
reputation was very high; but as

failed, his reputation
liis
more than a skeleton During the greater part of his life, his liealth and strength of body and mind
to decline.
I
seemed proportionably
remember hearing
and that in up to his actual was not a labor;
Dr. Backus of Somers, exi)ress the opinion at a meeting of ministers not long
after Dr. Huntington's death, that
he possessed superior talents
the meridian of his
life,
the jniblic estimate of

it
him was
it.
fully
merits, but that, in his later days,
had
fallen
below
He
ious student.
He had
very few books, and depended chiefly on borrowing;
but having an excellent memory, he retained a large part of what he read. "He was favored with a good constitution, firm health, and a high flow of
spirits, for
many
years; and as one of his parishioners remarked to
me would
easily ride over all difficulties."
The
causes
reputation of Dr. Huntington since his death,
lias
suffered from two
the
extemporaneous manner
will
little,
of his
preaching, and the ])osthumous
work
for
which he
always be censured by those
who
dejtrecate
its
belief.
He
and
wrote so
orator.
that he left no enduring memorial of his
power
as a preacher
Scarcely a half dozen sermons or addresses of his, were ever
written out and given to the press.

interesting and eloquent than the
them, to which he was so

striking excellences.
little
And his printed sermons are probably less same when j)reached the process of writing accustomed, really divesting them of their most
;
rejjutation
But the work which has wrought most unfavorably upon Dr. Huntington's among orthodox Christians since his death, is that famous i)0sthum-
))en Calvinism Improved. The mystery which overwork has never been removed. When it was written, or with what The work itsself is a very distinct and able stateaim, has never been shown. ment and defense of the doctrine of universal salvation. I have heard old men who accepted the doctrines of the work, say thai Dr. Huntington preached good Universalism for twenty years, but in such a way that he was not suspected, except by those who relished it. The letter of Mr. Waldo, above quoted, gives us this statement; "I remember to have heard
ous i)roduction of his
hangs
this
Dr. Hart, with
581
whom he was in intimate relations, say that, in a conversation with him, Dr. Huntington raised objections against the doctrine of future
punishment, professedly to see how he would answer them
I
;
and the same thing
was informed occurred
in conversations with
several others of his clerical
brethren.
The
letter of
Dr. Abbot, quoted above, has this additional fact; "Some

it
time before his death, he wrote a Dialogue on Universal Salvation, and sent
to a brother minister,
who
resided at some distance, requesting his remarks
upon
it."
testifies that after the work was published to the astonishment of everybody, "some of his," (Dr. Huntington's) " brethren recol-
Dr. Sprague himself
lected to have heard remarks from him, which, in the review, seemed of a
dubious character."
Tt
seems very
clear, that for years the
author had been persuaded of the
incorrectness of the orthodox belief on this subject, and that he had been ela-
borating this exposition and defense as a justification of the jjosition he would
be called upon
self,
to take.
That
lie
w(juld have given publicity to the
work him-
had not a
series of domestic bei'eavements
and physical
infirmities impair-
ed his mental vigor, and prematurely l)rought him to his grave, the nice sense
of
honor which he uniformly showed, and the habitual freedom and independ-
ence of expression in which he indulged, are sufficient proofs.
The
preface contains, also, his
own explanation regarding
his delay to
publish the work.
After stating that the work contained "a small part of a

l)eyond a doulit, in his
system of divinity, which the author has been meditating more than twenty
years;" and also, that, "the author
is
(juite
own mind,
this step
with regard to the solid truth of his leading j)rineiples and arguments," he
adds
this explanation
"
With respect
to the
due time of advancing
forward, and so explicitly ])ouring in this additional light, he is not so positive. * * * I am in the same j)redicament, with regard to the due time of publication, that all
men since the days of inspiration have been. Any author may misjudge, after his greatest possible exercise of judgment in the matter. Some have done it, as the great and learned Huss, who was one century before the due time, in attempting to pour in a Hood of light upon the world. He
offered nothing to the public but
what was advanced in the next eentury bv Luther and Calvin, and others, with glorious success." But the work itself, when published about a year after his death, was doomed to a very "limited
circulation,
much the greater part of

it is
the edition having been consigned to
the flames by one of his daughters."
So effectual was the suppression of the
work, that
now
almost impossible to find a copy.
The
following are believed to be the only other pul)lished writings of Dr.

1
Huntington.
copy the
it
.
list
make any
additions to
from Dr. Sprague's work, having been unable to sermon on the vanity and mischief of presuming
Mrs. Fisk, excommunicated
his
on things beyond our measure, delivered at Norwich, 1774; a plea before the
ecclesiastical council at Stockbridge, in the case of
for
marrying a profane man, 1779; an address
to
Anabaptist brethren.
582
1783
Kllis,
;
an election sermon, 1784
of
;
a sermon at the instalment of the Rev. John
1785, at Rehoboth, Mass.; a discourse at the interment of Capt.
Howard,
Hampton, 1789
thoughts on the atonement of Christ, 1791
John and
a sermon on the death of Mrs. Strong, 1793.
CHILDREN, BORN IN COVENTRY, CONNECTICUT.

*1.
*2.
*3.
4.
*5.
6.
*7.
8.
9.
*10.
11. 12.
Samuel, born October 4, 1765. Joseph, born September 13, 1767. Frances, born September 15, 1769. Septimus, born June 17, 1773, and died September 25, 1776. Elizabeth, born August 22, 1774. George W., born April 18, 1776, and died August 10, 1777. Septimius G., born April 14, 1778. Hannah, born December 22, 1779, and died December 15, 1794. Henry, born August 20, 1781, and died in 1806, unmarried. LuCRETiA, born September 29, 1783. Penelope, born April 21, 1788, and died December 12, 1794. James, born November 9, 1790, and died September 9, 1794.
1.3. 4.2.6.
Samuel Huntington,
cated by his uncle Samuel
1.
1765, in Coventry, Conn.
born October
4,
On
edu-
the Norwich records his marriage entry calls him Sanmel, 3d.
(1. 3. 4. 2. 4.),
He was
graduated at Yale, 1785, and married,
December
20, 1791,
Hannah
(1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2. 2.).
He was
admitted to the
bar while in Norwich, and continued with his uncle until his decease, after
which, in May, 1801, he removed to Cleveland, and in 1805 to Painesville,
Ohio.
Here he was immediately introduced

der of his days were devoted.
into public
life,
to
which the remain-
Gov.
St. Clair
appointed him lieutenant colonel

In October, 1802, the
of the first regiment of militia of
Trumbull County.
first of
delegates of Trumbull county elected him as one of their two delegates to the
convention to be held in Chilicothe on the

a state constitution.
the following month, to form

state, of
By
the
first
assembly of the
which he was a
senator from Trumbull county, he was appoiuteil in 1803 one of the three
judges of supreme court, and in December, 1804, he was appointed chief judge
he held until he was elected governor of the he served one term, two years. He was one of the original proprietors of Fair])ort, and aided in its foundDuring the war of 1812-14, he was paymaster in the northwest ing in 1812. army. He was tendered the office of receiver of jjublic moneys at Steubenville, l)y President Jefferson, and also that of judge in the territory of Michigan, He died, June 8, 1817, and his widow November both of which he declined. by the legislature, which
state in 1808.
office
In this
office
29, 1818.
CHILDREN, BORN IN NORWICH.
1.
583
Francis, born January 19, 1793; married. May 4, 1821, Sally White, and lived in Painesville, Ohio, where he died March 3, 1822. He was a farmer. They had a son born after his father's
death
;
he died young.
* * *
2.
Martha Devotion,
3.
4.
5.
born March 30, 1795. Julian Claude, born March 30, 1796. Colbert, born October 17, 1797. Samuel, born January 31, 1799, and died January
11, 1804.
6.
Robert Giles, born June
15, 1800.
1.3.4.2.6.1.2.
Martha Devotion (Huntington) Mathews,
in
Norwich, Conn.; married December
22, 1813, in Painesville, Ohio,
John
Henry, son of Henry and Asenath (Ilaviland) Mathews. He was born December 25, 1785, in Hoosac, N. Y. He was a physician, and studied with a famous doctor of Albany, N. Y., as there were no medical colleges then. He began his practice in Northern, (^hio, in 1808, and it is believed that he was the first surgeon to perform the He operated on a boy ten years old, whose operation of trepaning in Ohio. head was crushed in machinery. The boy was a son of Marvin (1. 3. 4. 4. 2. 4. 2.). He died July 17, 1862, and his wife September 27, 1866, in Painesville, Ohio. They were Presbyterians.
children.
*
1.
Samuel Huntington,
married August
7,
born November
7,
1,
1816.
2.
Alfred, born November
1820.
He was
a farmer, and died un-
1851, in Painesville, Ohio.

15,
3.
Rodney, born February

She died September
1822; married,
first,
February
14, 1847,
in Cleveland, Ohio, Eliza S.,

5,
daughter of Dr. John Delamater.
1847.
He
Van
married, second, June

Gilder.
2,
1852,
Ann
ter,
Louisa, daughter of Dr.
They had one daugh'i'his
Mary, who married a Mr. Shumaker.
daughter died
childless in the spring of 1905.
He
married a third time, but the
wife's
name
is
not known.
He
died in Nebraska City, Neb.,
August
14, 1882.
His widow hved in Denver, Col., after 1882.
1. 3.
4.2. 6.
1. 2. 1.
1,
Samuel Huntington Mathews, born November

;
1816, in Painesville,
Ohio married, September 25, 1844, in Euclid, Ohio, Huldah Orcutt, daughter of Darius Ford. She died December 17, 1857, and he married January 17, 1861, Maria Kidlon, daughter of Charles Augustus and Elisabeth (Chamber-
584
lain)
Dean.
3,
He was
physician, and a graduate of the Western Reserve Medical College, at

son, Ohio, in 1837.
Hud-
He
studied for the ministry,
first,
at
Willoughby, Ohio, then for the

civil
medical profession.
He
served for a brief time in the
war, although
beyond the age for service. He joined the company called the "Squirrel Hunters" (see record 1. 2. 4. 3. 10. 6. 2. 7.) raised to serve in Ohio in case of emergency, and called out at the time of Morgan's Raid. He lived in California from 1839 to 1852, returning to Painesville, Ohio, and lived for brief periods in Louisville, Ky., and St. Louis, Mo., in his early manhood. He died September 10, 1891, in Painesville, Ohio. They were
C ongregationalists.
CHILDREN.
1.
Alfred Ford,
October
born September
11, 1852, in Painesville, Ohio; died
2.
Martha Huntington,
born November 23, 1854, in Euclid, Ohio;

15, 186], in Cleveland,
died January 29, 1907, in Cleveland, Ohio.

3.
Mary
Elisabeth, born November
Ohio;
lives in Painesville, Ohio.

4.
Lucy Chamberlain, born

married September
4,
April 16, 1863, in Painesville, Ohio

Painesville,
1900, in
Chauncey James
5.
They live in Painesville. John Henry, born March 6, 1869; died July
Blackmon.
ville,
17, 1875, in Paines-
Ohio.
6.
Dean Colbert,
born October
5,
1876.
1.3.4.2.
Dean Colbert Mathews,
6. 1.2. 1. 6.
5,
born October
1876, in Painesville, Ohio;
married, June 21, 1909, in Cleveland, Ohio, Helen Hunt, daughter of Albert
John and Mary Minerva (Davis) Buchan.

in Cleveland, Ohio.
4,
1885,
He
is
the executive secretary of the Western Reserve
University, in Cleveland Ohio.
He
is
a graduate of Adelbert College and of
Western Reserve University,
A.B., 1900.
They
are Presbyterians.
CHILD.
1.
Elisabeth Huntington, born March
11, 1913.
1.3.4.2.
6.
1.3.
30, 1796, in
Julian Claude Huntington, born March

married, October 12, 1823, Adeline Parkman.
tial citizen of Painesville,
Norwich, Conn.;
He was
a farmer and substan-
Ohio.
His wife died July 18, 1834, aged twenty-
nine.
He
resided on the homestead of his father and died September 23, 1885.
CHILDREN, BORN IN PAINESVILLE, OHIO.
*
*
1.
2.
585
Samuel
P.,
born September
4,
1824.
3.
4.
5.
Robert, born July 7, 1826, and died July 15, 1827. Lucy, born October 7, 1827. Edwin, born November 6, 1830. Henry, born October 30, 1833, and lived in Painesville,
he was a farmer.
Ohio, Avhere
He
died June 18, 1908, unmarried.
1. 3. 4. 2. 6. 1. 3. 1.
Samuel
4, 1859.
married, for his
Huntington, born September 4, 1824, in Painesville, Ohio; September 4, 1847, Mary Ann Cole, who died May He married again, February 28, 1861, Lucy Anne Morgan. He was
P.
first wife,
a dentist and lived in Painesville.
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Charles E., born June 10, 1852. Julian C, born September 1, 1855, and died Septem1)er 18, 1856. Frederick Russell, born January 18, 1862. Colbert Claude, born February 9, 1867, in Painesville, Ohio. He is a civil engineer and contractor, a graduate of Washburn
Topeka, Kan., 1890. He has lived March, 1870. Alfred Phelps, born September 9, 1871.
College,
in
Eureka, Kan.,
since
5.
1.3.4. 2.6. 1.3. 1.3.

Frederick Russell Huntington, born January
ville, O.;
married, January 20, 1887, in
St.
Francis, Wis., Adaline Kinnie,
daughter of AVilliam and Frances (Spaulding) Langson.

20, 1864.
She was born April

packers, and
He
is
a department manager of the

O., to
Armour Company,
resides, in 1915.
moved
and
from Painesville,
to Chicago,
111.,
Eureka, Kan.,
in 1868, to Cleveland, O., in 1881,
in 1886,
where he now
children.
*
1.
2.
Veve Langson, born March 11, Lucile Langson, born January

Wisconsin Llniversity,
at
1889.
1,
1893.
She was a student
in the
Madison, Wis., in 1912.
1.
3.4.2.6. 1.3.
5,
1. 3. 1.
born March
11, 1889, in
St.
Veve Langson (Huntington) Krog,

Francis, Wis.; married, September
live in Chicago,
111.
1910, Bernard
Herman Krog.
They
586
CHILD.
1.
Phyllis, born
May
5,
1911, in Chicago,
111.
1.3.4. 2. 6.
Alfred Phelps Huntington,
Kan.
Clinton and
1. 3. 1. 5.
9,
born September
1872, in Eureka,
married, October 24, 1901, in Eureka, Kan., Hattie, daughter of
DeWitt
Mary
Virginia (Lynn) Roby.
He
is
a farmer
and a stockman.
She was born in Barnesville, Ohio. They live in Eureka, Kan.
CHILDREN, BORN IN EUREKA, KAN.

1.
Colbert Clinton, born September
11, 1902.
2.
Samuel Alfred,
1.
3.4. 2. 6. 1.3. 3.
born October
7,
Lucy (Huntington) Tombes,

Ohio; married, January
1,
1827, in Painesville,
184 7, in Painesville, Ohio,
Henry
Charles, son of
Jonathan Tombes.
He was
born February
16,
1824, in Somerville, N. J.
He died in Ashtabula, Ohio, Mr. Tombes was a merchant, (grocer). January 21, 1878. His wife died February 10, 1902, in the same town. They were Congregationalists.
children, born in ASHTABULA, OHIO.
1.
Adaline Parkman, born August

tabula, O.
9,
1848; married,
1869, in Ashtabula, O., William Sanderson.
November 24, They live in Ash-
*
*
2.
3.
4.
Henrietta Lucy, born January 15, 1850. Andrew Claude, born July 21, 1852. John Huntington, born February 19, 1870;
1870, in Ashtabula, O.
died September 30,
1.3.4.2. 6. 1.3. 3. 2.
Henrietta Lucy (Tombes) Rockwell,
Rockwell.
in
Ashtabula, O.; married January 10, 1877, in Ashtabula, O., Lucian Elias
They
live in
Ashtabula. O.
CHILDREN, BORN IN ASHTABULA, OHIO.

1.
Henky Charles,
in
born October
7,
1878; died September
8,
1879,
Ashtabula, O.
2.
Robert Huntington,
born September
2,
1881; died August 29,
1882, in Ashtabula, O.
HUNTINGTON GENEALOGY. 1. 3. 4. 2. 6.
587
1.3.3. 3.
in
Andrew Claude Tombes,

ried,
born July 21, 1852,
Ashtabula, O., mar-
February
15, 1873, in
Ashtabula, Maria
Maud
Cox.
They
live in
Ash-
tabula.
CHILDREN, BORN IN ASHTABULA, OHIO.

1.
Edith Henrietta, born March

language in
28, 1874.
She
is
a teacher of
New York
born
City.
2. 3.
Lucy Huntington,
May
28, 1878.
Andrew Hunt,
born June 29, 1885.
He
is
an actor.
1. 3.
4.2.6.
1.
3.4.
ried, first,
born November 6, 1830, in PainesviUe, Ohio; marSeptember 24, 1856, in PainesviUe, Ohio, Rougene H. Carpenter. He married, second, June 18, 1873, Rhoda, daughter of John Green. She was born in Preble, N. Y., and died in PainesviUe, Ohio, March 18, 1896. He was an attorney at law, a graduate of the Cincinnati Law College, and was actively engaged in the practice of law from 1856 to 1900. He was considered an excellent lawyer of unusual ability, and held numerous positions of local importance, in county and city. He was a Mason.
Edwin Huntington,
He
He
War
with
Co. D, 7th Ohio
Infantry, as
Sergeant.
They were
Congregationalists.
always lived in PainesviUe, Ohio, and died there March 29, 1902.
children, born in PAINESVILLE, OHIO.

28,
1.
Frankie Carpenter, born January

1879, in PainesviUe, Ohio.
1858; died January 22,
2.
Julian Jackson, born August
2,
1860; died August 26, 1901, in
Guadulajara, Mexico, where he was senior

*
member
of the firm of
3.
4.
Huntington and Huston, general railroad contractors. Edwin Green, born May 4, 1875. Adaline Maria, born July 19, 1876; died September
PainesviUe, Ohio.
3,
1876, in
1. 3. 4. 2. 6. 1.
3.4. 3.
4,
Edwin Green Huntington,

ried,
born
May
1875, in PainesviUe, O.; mai--
September 24, 1896, in PainesviUe, Marie S., daughter of George W. and Marie (Seyinore) Craine. She was born in IMinneapolis, Minn., and was He married, second, October 9, 1906, in Cleveland, O., divorced in 1902. She was born in PainesviUe, O. Capitola, daughter of AUen Ihiderwood. He is ji'stiee of the peace and police justice, in PainesviUe, where he has always lived. He is a graduate of Buchtel CoUege, and served in the Spanish American War, as sergeant in Co. M, 5th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He en-
588
listed April 26, 1898,
and received
his discharge
November
5,
1898.
He was
Mayor of They are
afterwards
his native
made Captain
town
in the 5th
Ohio Infantry.
He was
elected
in 1915, defeating his
opponent by a large majority.
Congregationalists.
CHILD.
1.
Rhoda, born February
22, 1898; lives in Painesville,
O.
1.
3.4.2.
6. 1. 4.
17, 1797, in
Colbert Huntington, born October

ried,
May
8, 18.3.3, in
Chardon, Ohio, Eleanor, daughter of Capt. Edward and
Mary
(Phelps) Paine.
She was born
May
9,
1809, in Painesville, Ohio, and
He
died April 27, 1884, in Painesville, Ohio.
They
were Presbyterians.
child.
1.
Cornelia Rogers, (1. 3. 4. who was the daughter of

Painesville, Ohio.
4. 2. 4. 2. 8.)
JNIarvin
an adojjted daughter, and Sylvia Huntington, of
1.3.4.2.
Robert Giles Huntington,
married, December
1,
6. 1. 6.
15, 1800, in
born June
Norwich, Conn.;
of
1829, in Ellsworth, Ohio,
Mary Lucinda, daughter

30, 1806,
Richard and Lucinda (Buell) Fitch.
She was born June
and died
May
2,
1840, in Ellsworth, Ohio.
He was
ary 14, 1825.
a pliysician, and a graduate of Herkimer College, N. Y., Febru-
He
died January 13, 1839, in Ellsworth, Ohio.
They were
Presbyterians.
children.
1.
]Mautha Devotion.
Child, died in infancy. Child, died in infancy. Ellen Lucinda, boru -fune
3,
2. 3.
4.
6,
1834, in Ellsworth,
().:
died August
1881, in Salem, O.
5.
Mary
Devotion, born April

13, 1868, in
22, 1839, in Ellsworth.

().,
().;
married,
Samuel Bailey IMorse, wlio was married once before this marriage. He was born April G, 1819, in Newfanc, Yt., and in 1840 moved from Newfane to Ellsworth, O. In 1845 he went to Governeur, N. Y., in 1849 returned to Ellsworth, ()., and in February, 1868, went to Windsor, ().. where he died August 22, 1904. He was a teacher, a farmer and a Baptist. Mrs. JNIorse married, second. May 19, 1908, in Windsor, O., Chauncy Dwight, son of Thomas and fJerusha (Smith) Piidniorc
February
KUsworth,
589
He was
live in
born August 22, 1844, in Parma, N. Y.

marriage.
He was
mar-
ried once before this
They
are Presbyterians,
and
HoUey, N. Y.
1. 3. 4. 2.
6.2.
Joseph Huntington, born September 13, 1767, in Coventry, Conn.; married in 1788, Mirza Dow, a sister of the eccentric Lorenzo Doav. He was admitted to the bar in Charleston, S. C, and while engaged in the ])ractice of his profession there, he was the victim of a fatal encounter, demanded as he felt
by the code of honor where he was
wife died in Coventry,
living,
and died August
19, 1794.
His
January
30, 1855,
aged eighty-four years.
CHILDREN.
* *
1. 2.
Flavius Josei'Hus, born May 13, 1789. Edavard G., born October 22, 1792.
1. 3. 4. 2. 6. 2. 1.
Flavius Josephus Huntington, born May

wife was from Dalton, Mass., and was boi-n
13,
1789, in Coventry,
Conn.; married Laura Beckwith, and was a farmer in Painesville, Ohio.
His
November
6,
1801.
children, born in painesville, OHIO.

1.
Colbert Carthon,
in 1849.
born August 25, 1820. and went to California

29, 1822.
10, 1828,
2.
Mirza Lodoiska, born May
3.
Laura Josephine,
1
born March
and died June
20, 1845.
3 4 2. 6. 2.
Painesville, Ohio; married,
Îikza Lodoiska (Huntington) Sedgebeer, born May 29, 1822, in June 30, 1842, Joseph C. Sedgebeer, of New York.
the inventor
He was
though
and extensive manufacturer
of
an improved Frencli
burr-stone for mills.

his residence
He
was
carried on his manufacturing in Cincinnati, Ohio,

in Painesville.
children.
1.
Charles Huntington, born

1847.
July 27, 1844, and died August Y. O.
1,
2.
3.
4.
Adela Gertrude, born June 11, 1848, in Rochester, N. Charles Mortimer, born May 19, 1853, in Geneva, O. Eugene Huntington, born April 9, 1859, in Cincinnati,
590
1.3.4.2.
Edavard G. Huntington, born
1792; married,
died in 1827.
for his first wife,
6.
in
2.2.
Washington, N. C. Oi-tober
8,
22,
December
1814,
Nancy Loomis, who
He
married, second, January 27, 1831, Eliza Clark.
He
re-
sided in South Coventry, Conn., where he was a farmer.

the First Congregational
He was
a deacon in
Church of South Coventry
at the time of his death,
September
15, 1857.
CHILDREN, BORN IN SOUTH COVENTRY, CONN.

1.
Joseph, born January
!),
1818, and died September 12, 1818.
2.
3.
Louisa P., born July 12, 1821, and died December 13, 1828. Samuel, born March 6, 1824; married, June 15, 1851, Mary
Ruggles of Bolton, and settled in Coventry.
29, 1854.
He
died January
4. 5.
James, born June
4,
1832.
17, 1837,
Edward
1838.
Griffin, born September
and died October
10,
6.
Maria, born October 22, 1843, and resided in Coventry. in Woodbury, Conn., September 6, 1881.
1.
She died
3.4.2. 6. 2. 2.4.
born June 4, 1832, in South Coventry, Conn.; January 4, 1863, in Ilonesdale, Penn., Rebecca Huntley, daughShe was born December 20, ter of Edward and Annistine (Huntley) Hurd. 1836, in Beaver Kill, N. Y., and died February 24, 1865, in Woodbury, Conn. He married, second, June 11, 1868, in Woodbury, Conn., Helen Elizabeth, She was born March dau"-hter of Norman and Pûnice (Thompson) Parker.
married,
first,
James Huntington,
31, 1837, in
Woodbury, Conn.
an attorney
at law, a
He was
graduate of the State and National

lie lived
in
Law
1859,
School Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1857.
South Coventry,
till
when he moved to Woodbury, Conn., where he died in May, 1908. He was Judge of Probate from July, 1861, to January, 1895, and from
January, 1897, to January, 1903, forty years in all; State Attorney for Litchmember of school boaid twenty-five years, in field County from 1874 to 1896 1908 its chairman since its institution a Commissioner of the State Police
;
was president of Litchfield County Bar Association, for seventeen years from He was an Episcopalian. 1890. His widow and daughter Rebecca live in Woodbury, Conn.
ciiildken.
1.
2.
Rebecca Annistine, born February Eunice I^liza, born July 19, 1873.
18, 1865.
3.
Lucy Hammond,
in
born June
21,
Woodbury, Conn.
591
1.3.4.2.6.2.2.4.2.
KuNiCE Eliza (Huntington) Tomlinson, born July 19, 1873, in Woodburj', Conn.; married November 17, 1904, in Woodbury, Conn., Samuel Mr. Curtiss, son of Homer Samuel and Emily Amelia (Curtiss) Tomlinson.
Tomlinson
uary
4,
is
in the
banking business.
lives there.
He was
born
in
Woodbury, Conn., Jan-
1875, and
still
They
are Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
James Huntington, born November

Emilie Strong, born September 1. 3. 4. 2.
4,
1905, in
23, 1908, in
Woodbury, Conn. Woodbury, Conn.
6.3.
15,
Frances (Huntington) Griffin, born September

entry, Conn.; married,
1769, in Cov-
May
17, 1796, the
Rev. E. D. Grifhn,
d. d., of the
Park
Mrs.
Street church in Boston, and afterward president of Williams College.
who was educated by her uncle Samuel, of Norwich, was a lady common delicacy and excellence of character. She died July 25, 1837.
Griffin,
of un-
children.
* *
1.
2.
Frances Louisa, born in 1801. Ellen Maria, born January 9, 1810.
1.3.4. 2. 6.3.
Frances Louisa (Griffin) Smith, born
A. Smith, M.D., of Newark, N. J.
1.
in
1801;
married Lyndon
Mrs. Smith was a lady of the finest intellectual and moral qualities.
died in 1852.
She
children.
1.
Edward
D.
in
2.
3.
Griffin, a physician
Newark, N.
a minister.
J.
4.
5.
Lyndon A. Sanford Huntington, Frances Louisa.
1.3.4.2.6.3.2.
POLLEN
Maria (Griffin) Crawford,

Robert Crawford,
born January
9,
1810; married
September
30, 1840, Rev.
d.d.,
and lived
in
North Adams,
and came
to
Mass., and later in Philadelphia.
He was
America
born
in
Paisley, Scotland,
November
24, 1804,
in 1821.
first
Mrs. Crawford was the

Boston, Mass.
child baptized in the
Park Street Church,
Mr. Crawford
in
1860 was settled in Westfield, Mass.
592
CHILDREN.
1.
Fuancp:s Huntington, boni

24, 1841; married,
first,
at
North Adams,
25, 1869,
]\Iass.,
September
November
P^dward P. Brewster.
a graduate of Princeton, a.b., 1863, and died May 26, She married, second, October 29, 1875, Rev. Thomas He was Albert, son of Thomas and Emily (Swain) Emerson. born December 27, 1840, in AVakefield, Mass., graduated from Yale College in 1863, and has been successively pastor of Congregational churches in Wolfboro, N. H.. Braintree, Mass., ClinThey now reside in Northamj)ton, Conn., and Hadley, INlass. Their only child, Thomas, born August 17, 1876, ton, Mass.
He was
1870.
died in infancy.
2.
Edward Dorr
1843.
Griffin, born July
30, 1843; died
December
16,
3.
4.
Jane Douglas, born November 18, 1845; died August 8, 184 7. James Douglas, born December 25, 1847 mai-ried Lydia T. He graduated FuUer, and, after her death, Anne Richards.
;
from WiUiams College

University of
5.
in 1870,
and has been professor
in the
Illinois.
They
are living in California.

18, 1851.
*6.
*7.
Robert Gordon, born February 4, 1850; died August Lyndon Smith, born March 24, 1852. Ellen Margaret, born October 18, 1854.
1. 3.
4.2. 6.3. 2.
6.
first,
Lyndon Smith Crawford,

ust 13, 1879, for his second wife,
born March 24, 1852; married,

12, 1884.
Aug-
Susan V. V. Doolittle, who died August

October
5,
He
married,
dieil at
13, 1886,
Jeanie Grace Greenough.
She
Broosa, Asia, February

Twichell.
1888, and he married, for his third wife, Olive N.
They
are missionaries of the
American Board
in
Trebizond, Tur-
key
in Asia.
children.
*1.
2.
Leslie Stafford, born May 1, 1881. Douglas Gordon, born June 12, 1882, and married, June 21, 1913, Frances Tyer, who graduated from Vassar College in 1909.
3.
He graduated from Williams College James G., who died in infancy.
in 1904.
1.3.4.2.
26, 1906,
6. 3.2. 6. 1.
Leslie Stafford (Crawfoi^d) Hun, born INIay 1, 1881; married June John Gale Hun. She graduated from Smith College in 1904. INIr.
graduated from Williams College
in
Hun
1899, and received the degree of
PH. d. from Johns Hopkins University in 1903.
CHILDREN.
1.
593
2. 3.
Leslie Crawford, born October 21, Elizabeth Gale, born July 9, 1909. Carolyn Gale, born May 5, 1912.
1907.
1.3. 4.2. 6.3.2. 7.

Ellen Margaret (Crawford) Abercrombie, born October
married, December 30, 1873, Robert Abercrombie.
18, 1854;
She died June
6,
1892.
children.
1.
Robert Crawford,
1890.
2.
boi*n November 9, 1874. Elizabeth Brooks, born December 31, 1876;
died December 11,
*3.
4.
James Douglas, born August
29, 1878.
17, 1880; died
Harold Francis,
1913.
born September
September
13,
5.
William Huntington,
tember
9,
born September
6,
1885; married Sep-
1913, Bertha
Audry MacLane,
26, 1892.
she was born
Decem-
ber 20, 1881.

6.
Edward Marion,
born
May
1.3. 4.2.6.3.2. 7.3.

James Douglas Abercrombie, born August
Adelaid Bingham, November
5,
29, 1878;
married Ella
1908.
24, 1882.
children.
1.
2.
Frances Loring, born July James Douglas, bom April
19, 1909.
13, 1913.
1.3.4.2.6.5.
Elizabeth (Huntington) Jones, born August 22, 1774, in Coventry, Conn.; married November 9, 1794, Amasa, son of Col. Joel Jones, of Hebron, Ct. They resided in Coventry until 1816, when they removed to Wilkes-Barre, Pa., where he died November 5, 1842, and his widow April 16, 1843.
children.
1.
Joel, born October 25, 1795. He was a judge in Philadelphia. He graduated from Yale in 1817, and was the first President of Girard College, and was also Mayor of Philadelphia. They had six children. He died February 3, 1860.
38
594
2.
Joseph Huntington,
children.
3.
d.d., a graduate of
Harvard, and pastor of
the Sixth Presbyterian church in Philadelphia.
They had
four
4.
5.
Fanny Huntington. Margaret Emeline.

Maria, married William
had five children. Eliza, married Joseph
AUis, and lived in Westfield, N. Y.
She
6.
J.
Wright, a surgeon in the U. S. Army.

in
He
7.
died in St. Louis
1854,
leaving two
sons
and three
daughters.
Samuel, who was
a physician.
in
8.
Mary Joanna,
married the Rev. O. Harris, and died

a lawyer,
1837,
leaving one daughter.

9.
Matthew Hale,
three children.
who
lived in Easton, Pa.,
and had
1. 3. 4. 2. 6. 7.
Septimus G. Huntington, born April 14, 17 78, in Coventry, Conn.; Mary Tyler Morse, of Wrentham, Mass. He removed in 1819 to Shelby County, Indiana. He was a man honored by his He had spent fellow citizens with frequent testimonials of their confidence.
married in February, 1810,
some portion of
his life on the sea.
He
died July 20, 1844, at his residence
in Shelby County.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Mary
*
*
2.
3.
Elizabeth, born Thursday, May 16, 1811. Louisa Augusta, born July 16, 1813. Henry Augustus, born Monday, August 26, 1816.
* 4. * 5.
Julius, born Sunday, September 6, 1818. Septimus (Jeorge, born February 28, 1823.
6.
William Charles, born November
26, 1825.
1.3. 4. 2. 6. 7.
Mary Elizabeth (Huntington, Bright)
1811, in Coventry, Conn.; married, July
3,
1.
Mitchell, born May
16,
1836, Jabez George Bright.
He
born
was born September 9, 1807, and died A])ril 4, 1843. He lived Md. She married, second, October 20, 1844, Seth T. Mitchell. in 1818, in Maine. CHILDREN. (RRKillT.)
1.
in Franklin,
He was
Maria
L., l)orn
March
IS,
7,
1837; died July 23, 1880.
2.
Mary
E.,
born March
3.
Mary, born
April 16, 1839; died October 28, 1844.
4. 5.
Septimius G., born August 9, 1840; died November 17, 1850. Elizabeth, born May 20, 1842 died November 15, 1843.
;
CHILD.
6.
595
(MITCHELL.)
1849.
Emerson, born June
3,
He
lives in Trafalgo, Ind.
1. 3. 4. 2. 6. 7. 2.
Louisa Augusta (Huntington) Ritchey, born July ried, October 21, 1832, in Franklin, Ind., James Ritchey, m. d. died June 2, 1849.
CHILDREN.
1.
16,
1813; mar-
Mrs. Ritchey
Emily, born November
1,

at law.
16,
1856,
William P. Douthill, an attorney

2.
3.
Mary
Angeline Elizabeth, born August 19, 1837. Louise, born March 3, 1842; married John W.
live in Indianapolis, Ind.
Hess.
They
4.
5.
6.
Clarinda, born June Leonidas. One Other Child.

1.
16, 1846.
3.4.2.
6.
7.3.
;
Henry Augustus Huntington,

6,
married, April
Edwards. She was born December 22, 1825, in Miami, O. He was a thrifty farmer, living in Sugar Creek Township, Shelby County) Ind., in 1887. They were members of the Protestant Methodist church. Mr. Huntington is an ardent Democrat. He has held the office of Trustee in Sugar Creek Township thirteen years.
1850, Sarah Anne, daughter of William and Sophia (Carson)
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Kate, born July
3,
1851; died September 30, 1853.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Eliza, born January 20, 1853; married, December 24, 1878, in Boggstown, Ind., Tilman, son of David and Elizabeth (Nail) Snider. He was born June 12, 1850, in Boggstown, Ind. Mr. Snider is a farmer, and Uved in Worthington, Ind., from 1881 to 1891, and in Honey Bend, 111., from 1891 to 1905. Thomas Hendricks, born September 2, 1854. Abbie, born May 14, 1856. Ella, born May 7, 1858; died September 10, 1858. Maggie, born November 8, 1859; married, September 16, 1902, in Gainsville, Texas, Samuel Oliver, son of Larkin and Melinda (Edwards) Allen. He was born in Boggstown, Ind., October 1,
1861.
He
is
a farmer and carriage painter, and lives in Luther,
Oklahoma.
7.
John Edwards,
8.
born March 10, 1861. George, born November 8, 1863.
596
*
9.
William Chakles, born November
16, 1865.
29, 1867,
10.
11.
Samuel, born January- 13, 1867; died September Frank Cordell, born August 20, 1869.
1.
3.4. 2. 6. 7. 3.9.
born November 16, 1865; man-ied,
William Charles Huntington,
May
Ind.
3,
1898, in Nebraska, Louisa, daughter of Septimus George and Kutli

(1. 3. 4. 2. 6. 7. 5. 10.)
(McPherson) Huntington
She was born
in
Boggstown,
is
He
is
a retired farmer, and lives in Lutlier, Oklahoma.
He
a Seventh
Day
Adventist.
children.
1. 2.
Dorothy Louisa,
homa.
born January
April
9,
1900, in Chicago,
111.
Dolores Estelle, born
3,
1901, in Mountain View, Okla-
1. 3. 4. 2. 6. 7. 4.
Julius Huntington, born September
1846, Margaret Gainey.
6,
1818; married November 10,
He was
a physician in Sugar Creek Township, Ind.
children.
1.
2. 3.
Mary E., born August 5, 1847; died November Martha Frances, born December 24, 1848.
Joseph, born February
26, 1852.
12, 1855.
4,
1853.
4.
1.
3.4.2.6.7.
May
15, 1851,
5.
28, 1823,
in
Septimus Geor(;e Huntington, born Febi-uary

Creek Township, Ind.; married.
in
Sugar
daughter of James Biggs and Priscilla
Boggstown, Ind., Ruth (Beeler) AlcPherson. She was born
He was a teacher in the public 1833, in Brown County, Ohio. and then a farmer. He attended Franklin College in Franklin, Ind., but did not graduate, and spent his entire life on the old homestead where he was born. He died October 4, 1882. He was a member of the Methodist Church, but preferred the Presbyterian. His son, Joel B., says of him " He labored more to give his children the heritage of an education, and the memory of a parent whose rectitude was an example to be followed, and cherished far more than great riches. Although of modest means no hmit was placed upon his charity, no suffering human being was ever turned from his door, hungry, cold, or naked, and so unostentatious were his charities managed, that even tlie family looked upon them without comment at the time, and accounttMl them as commonj)lace matters of everyday life; and it is only in later years that I have fully appreciated the tact and Christian generosity, that marked the management of his charities, which made them appear
March
3,
schools,
of small
597
father,
moment even
to his
own
family.
Such was my
and
my
heart
swells with a just pride as I sketch this crude
memorandum
of matters that
would require volumes to detail. All the attributes of true Christian manhood were incorporated in his daily life, and it is thus, simply as he lived, T would have his virtues recorded. Vices there were none."
CHILDREN.
1.
Son, born and died August
9,
1852.
2.
Darwin, born October
30, 1853,
and died February
9,
1856.
3.
4.
Ellen, born August 30, 1855; died March 3, 1856. Theodore, born June 23, 1857; married, November
Shelbyville, Ind.,
6, 5,
1887, in
Minnie Brooks.
He
;
died October
1896.
5.
6.
7.
Julius, born
INIarch 8, 1859.
8.
9.
Oliver Morton, born January 13, 1861 lives in Greenwood, Ind. William, born December 25, 1864; died in October, 1867. Joel B., born November 27, 1868. Silas George, born May 18, 1870, in Boggstown, Ind.; married,
April
8,
1896, in St. Paul, Ind., Katlileen Lenora, daughter of

]Mai"y
John Beck and
(Lowe) INIcKee.
She was born June
20,
1874, in St. Paul, Ind.
He
is
a minister of the Seventh
Day
Advent Church, and lived in Indianapolis, Ind., from 1890 to 1892; in Greenwood, Ind., from 1892 to 1900; in Gait, Ontario, Canada, from May, 1900, to November, 1903; in Parkersburg, W. Va., from November, 1903, to June, 1905; in San Diego, Cal., from July, 1905, to July, 1906, when he removed to Salt Lake City, Utah. He was President and Presiding Bishop in the West Virginia Conference, and resigned on account of ill health. He was made President and Presiding Bishoj) of the Seventh Day Advent Church, in Utah, in August, 1906, and has held the same position ever since. He now resides in Salt Lake
City, Utah.
10.
Louisa, born November

ington (1.
7,
1873; married William Charles Hunt-
3. 4. 2. 6. 7. 3. 9.)
11.
Estella Margaret, born August 25, 1876; married, January 13, 1903, in Carlyle, 111., LeRoy Knott, They live in Greenwood,
Ind.
1. 3. 4. 2. 6. 7. 5. 5. Julius Huntington, born INIarch 8, 1859; married, March 8, 1899, in Greenwood, Ind., OUie, daughter of William Glacin and Nancy J. (Lyons) He is a laborer, and lived in BoggsWilson. She was born July 30, 1875. town in 1890, in Indianapolis, in 1893, in Greenwood, 1897, and then went back to Indianapolis, Ind., where he now resides.
child.
1.
Robert Wilson, born December
23, 1905, in
Greenwood, Ind.
598
1.3. 4.2. 6. 7. 5. 8.
Joel
B.
27, 1867, near
Boggstown,
Ind.;
married, in February, 1887, in Indianapolis, Ind., Lillie May, daughter of
Charles Hatfield and Elizabeth (Wilson) Myers.

1862, in Greenwood, Ind.
apolis
1,
He
is
a lawyer and a farmer, and lived in Indian-
Ind.,
Whiteland, from 1892 to 1897, in Greenwood, He was and is now residing in Scottsburg, Ind. Trustee for the Town of Greenwood, Ind., from 1900 to 1904, and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney from 1903 to 1907. They are Seventh Day Adventists. Mr. Huntington has no middle name except the letter B. In his boyhood
from 1888
to 1892, in
from 1897
to 1907,
days his father's and uncle's families had four J. Huntingtons.

"
He
says
mail was addressed to J. Huntington the result was confusion, not to To avoid this confusion I adopted the " B," to say embarassment, at times.
When
distinguish myself from the other J's, since which time I

as J. B. than Joel.
As
the letter in the past has rendered

it
and honorable
service, I shall continue to maintain
in
am addressed oftener me faithful, honest, its, and my declining

will bring
it
years, trusting that I
may never
fall
into
any temptation that
into
disrepute or dishonor.
CHILDREN.
1. 2. 3.
4.
5.
Septimus Charles, born November 17, 1892, in Indianapolis, Forest Corwin, born March 17, 1894, in Whiteland, Ind. Elizabeth Ruth, born May 6, 1896, in Whiteland, Ind. Maurice, born June 20, 1898, in Greenwood, Ind. Helen, born January 27, 1900, in Greenwood, Ind.
Ind.
1.3.4.2.6.7.
Creek Township,
Ind.; married,
first,
6.
26, 1825, in
born November
Sugar
October
11, 1851, in Danville,
Kentucky,
Mary
ham.
Ellen Moore. He married, second, February 26, 1861, in Melrose, Texas, Mary Selden, daughter of Robert Usher and Henrietta ("Cone) Wick-
22, 1836, in Enfield,

life.
N. Y.
graduated from Franklin
He was
a professional teacher aU bis
He
He lived in Plaquemine and Pleasant Hills, La., Melrose, Tex., and Shelbyville, Tex., where he died October 29, 1884. He taught a large school during the Civil War, not having He was a Mason to enlist, as professional teachers were exempt from service. and Odd Fellow. He was a Presbyterian, but joined the M. E. Church in the He was SunSouth, as there were no Presbyterian churches in that vicinity. day School Supt, and Steward of the Church for seventeen years. He was
College, Ind., and received a degree of a.m. in 1859.
devoted
to the
church and
all its interests,
and was fond of writing sermons.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Frank Wickham, born January 21, William Charles, born October 8,
1870.
1873.
599
1.3.4.2.6.7.
Tex.; married,
6. 1.
Shelbyville,
of
Frank Wickham Huntington, born January 21, 1870, in May 17, 1896, in Shelbyville, Tex., Stella, daughter
of the
F. and Frances Y. Cannon.
14, 1874, in
Ravenna Red Oak,
Texas.
He was
6,
a merchant,
and a graduate
Eastman Business
College, in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., in 1888.
He
lived in Shelbyville, Tex., until Febi-uary
1902, when he moved to Center, Tex., where he died November 25, 1904. They were Methodists, and he was Sunday School Secretary for several years.
CHILDKEN.
1.
Ray Wickham,
2.
born December 3, 1897, in Shelbyville, Tex. CoRALiE, born December 3, 1900, in Shelbyville. Tex.
1.3. 4. 2. 6. 7.
byville, Tex.; married, April 27, 1902,
6. 2.
8,
born October
1873, in
Shel-
near Center, Tex., Fleta Rosa, daugh-
ter of
ber
She was born SeptemJames Kaufman and IMatilda (Potts) Samford. 1884. He was a teacher and a surveyor, and attended the A. M. College, in Bryan, Tex., and graduated from the State Normal School in He has always lived in Shelbyville. They Huntsville, Tex., in June 1893. are Methodists, and he has been for years Sunday School Secretary, and Steward of the Church for ten years.
6,
CHILD.
1.
Mary Mozelle,
1.
born January
11, 1905, in Shelbyville,
Tex.
3.4.
2. 6.
10.
29, 1783, in
Lucretia (Huntington) Norton, born September

entry. Conn.; married
Cov-n
January
went to Buffalo, N. Y., in she was still living in 1858.
Joseph G. Norton, of Hebron, and 1823, where he died September 12, 1844, and where
14, 1806,
CHILDREN.
1. 2. 1
Ariel Abbot, who was drowned in youth at Hartford, Conn. Elizabeth Huntington, who died in Buffalo in 1846.
3.
Fanny Rose.
4.
Mary
Lucretia, who was
in
Europe
in 1858.
5.
Charles D.
1.
Charles
D.
3.4.2.6. 10. 5.
a daughter of the
in Buffalo,
Norton, married
Canandaigua, N. Y.
Mr. Norton was a lawyer
Hon. Oliver Phelps, of N. Y.
000
Porter.
1. 3. 4. 2. 7.
Eliphalet Huntington, born April 24, 1737, in "Windham, Conn,; married, November 11, 1762, Dinah Rudd. He was a farmer in Scotland Society, Windham, where he died June 15, 1799.
CHILDREN.
The
;*
births of the first six of this family are on the
Windham
records.
1.
2.
Nathaniel, born August 3, 1763. Elijah, born November 27, 1 764.

on board a prison ship in 1782.
Sybil, born February
at
8,
lie
was taken prisoner and died
3.
1766.
16, 1767,
4.
James, born November
and died on board the ship Jersey
New
York,
in 1783.
5.
6.
7.
Eunice, born September
17, 1769. 17, 1771.
Jonathan, born November
8.
Abigail, born January 2, 1775, and died in infancy. Abigail, born July 25, 1777, married Elisha MUls, and lived in Canandaigua, N. Y., where they had two children, and where
she died in 1816.
9.
* 10.
11.
Enoch, born June 29, 1779, and died in 1782. Martha, born Mardi 5, 1782. Lucy, born June 15, 1787, and died at one year
of age.
1.3.4.2.7.1.
born August
3,
1763, in
Windham,
N.
Y.,
Conn.;
married Mary Corning, of Hartford.

terwards in Waterford, Conn., and
He
resided in Hartford until 1800, af-
finally
removed
to Butternuts,
where
he died in 1815.
His widow lived to a very advanced age, and was " held in most affectionate veneration for her extraordinary energy of mind, her active
benevolence, her cheerful temper, and exemplary piety."
children.
1.
Mary,
died about 1800, aged 18 years.
* *
*
2.
3. 4. 5.
Emily, born November 23, 1787. Fanny, born November 16, 1790.
Nathaniel, born about
1793.
George
Pitkin, was educated to mercantile life and was engaged in Peun Yan, and Ogdensburg, N. Y., and subsequently in Montreal, Canada. He died in 1835, in Longueil, C. W., having no
family.
* *
*
6.
7.
601
21, 1797.
Hallam.
Eliza, born November 3, 1803. Elisha Mills, born March 27, 1806. Mary, born April 6, 1808; married, January 22, 1827, Francis Walker of Butternuts, N. Y. She died October 4, 1848, leaving one daughter, Adeline M., who was a teacher in Princeton, 111.,
in 1858.
8.
9.
10.
1.
ford, Conn.;
3.4.2.7. 1.2.
23, 1787, in 21, 1805, Eli Danielson, of Butternuts,
Emily (Huntington) Danielson, born November

married November
16, 1841.
HartN. Y.
She died June
CHILDREN.
Lucius, resided in South America in 1858. 2. Fanny, married George Wells, of Dover, 111. There were two sons and two other daughters who died previous
1.
to 1858.
1.
3.4.2. 7.1. 3.
born November 16, 1790, in Hart-
Fanny (Huntington) Danielson,

1833.
ford, Conn.; married, in 1806, Frederick Danielson.
She died
in
November,
CHILDREN.
1.
Aborem
N. Y.
S.
born in August, 1807.

in April,
2.
Ashley Gaylord, born
1809; resided in Clifton Springs,

died December, 1844.
3.
Mary Huntington,
Fanny Rudd,
born in March 1811

30, 1814.
4.
5. 6.
7.
born January
Emily Augusta, born in November, 1818 Amelia Adeline, born in March, 1820.
;
died Octobt-r 19, 1859.
8. 9.
Jenett Scott, born in November, 1822 died August 6, 1840. Frederick, born in January, 1824; died in August, 1825. Susan Alathea, born in September, 1828.
1.
3.4. 2.7. 1.3. 4.

;
Horatio Nelson Frazer, April 15, 1833.

died August 16, 1856, at Phelps, N. N.
Fanny Rudd (Danielson) Frazer, born January 30, 1814 married He was born April 13, 1809, and
Mrs. Frazer died February
N. Y.
14, 1895.
children, born in PHELPS,

*
1.
* *
2.
3.
Hiram Huntington, born February 21, William Ashley, born July 24, 1836. Emily Janet, born December 29, 1840.
1834.
602
1.3.4.2.7. 1.3.4.
married Delia
1.
Hiram Huntington Frazer, born Februarj' 21, 1834, in Phelps, N. Y.; Amanda Smith, September 27, 1854, at Phelps, N. Y., where
13, 1876.
he died January
CHILDREN, BORN AT PHELPS,

1.
N. Y.
Thornton Augustus, born

Lou
A. Wisewell,
2.
July 4, 1855, in Phelps, N. Y.; married June 30, 1880. They live in Denver, Col. Fanny Maria, born August 18, 1859, in Phelps, N. Y.; married William A. White, d.d.s. They live in Phelps, N. Y.
1. 3.
4.2. 7. 1.3. 4.
2.
William Ashley Frazer, born July 24, 1836, at Phelps, N. Y.; marShe died July ried, May 14, 1859, in Phelps* N. Y., Mary Cornelia Barnum.
13, 1879.
CHILDREN.
1.
Emily Gertrude, born September

ried J.
14, 1862, in
Marietta Ga.; mar-
Ruthven Crane, October

reside.
16, 1886, in Brooklyn,
N. Y.,
where they
\
2.
William Nelson, born March
25, 1864, in Marietta, Ga*;
married
3.
Minnie Burr Smith, February 26, 1894, in Brooklyn. N. Y. Mary Rebecca, born January 6, 1869, in Louisville, Ky. She lives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
1.3.4.
2. 7. 1.
3.4.3.
Emily Janet (Frazer) Brown, born December 29, 1840, in Phelps N. Y.; married John Henry Brown, October 20, 1862, at Phelps, N. Y. He was born February 23, 1840, at Coxsackie on the Hudson, and died November
26, 1905, in Chicago, llh
CHILDREN.
1.
in _a^ residesîn VY, bori^ 1863, at Phelps, N. Y.; resides Leila Clay, born August Augustus, 5, _1863, Chicago, 111. 3./ ?x4- IxLoJi^xYuU^TjlfhJ]
,
d.3^:
2.
Walter
i^RAZEU, born April 24, 1870. Fi
1.
3.4. 2. 7. 1.3. 4.3.2.

born April 24, 1870, at Buffalo, N. Y.
111.,
Walter Frazer Brown,

ried Estelle Penfield of Chicago,
Mar-
October
19, 1899.
CHILDREN.
The
1.
last four children
born
in
Evanston,
111.
(jtjJLi^
2.
Reginald Penfield, born January 12, Leonard Chapin, born August 3, 1903.
1901, in Chicago,
111.
CX/p*^
1^
3.
603
22, 1907.
Martha Wells,
born July
6,
1905,
and died August
4.
5.
Emily Frazer, born January 7, 1909. Leila Huntington, born April 1, 1910, and
only lived two days.
1. 3. 4. 2. 7. 1.4.

Aula Markle town, N. Y.
in 1820, after
about 1793, in Hartford, Conn.; married
whose death he married Cynthia Tuttle of WaterHe was a lawyer, having pursued his studies with the Hon. He went to Indiana in 1816 and at the Isaac Bates of Northampton, Mass. time of his death, which occurred in New Orleans in 1830, he was a member
;
of the Indiana legislature.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Eugene, born in 1823. Nathaniel, born in 1825, and
lived for years in
New York
City.
1.
(1.3.4.2.7.1.7.2.).
3.4.2. 7.
1. 4. 1.
married Emeline Huntington
to 1912.
Eugene Huntington,
born in 1823;
They both died previous
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
A Son, died in Indiana in 1850. A Daughter, died in Indiana in

Joseph
N., born
1851.
May
4,
1852.
4. 5.
6.
Flora A., born December 23, 1854. Cynthia A., born December 25, 1857.
Penina Jane, born July
1.
March
29, 1861.
3.4.2. 7.
1. 6.
mar-
James Huntington, born December

ried, first,
1,
21, 1797, in Hartford, Conn.;
Penn Yan, N. Y. She was born in March, 1798, he married, second, November 4, 1833, Cynthia, his brother Nathaniel's widow. He was a merchant and a farmer, residing in Starkey,
1826, Julia Holden, of
Yates Co., N. Y.
Senate.
He
secured the confidence of his fellow citizens,
who hon-
ored him with proofs of their esteem, and he was a
member
of the
N. Y. State
CHILDREN.
1.
George
Pitkin, born November 30, 1826;
was a merchant
in
Attica, Ind.; unmarried.

2. 3.
Julia, born December 26, 1832. Henry M., born April 2, 1835, and was a farmer in Iowa.
4.
Mary
*5.
P., born March 20, 1841. Cynthia Amanda, born September
2,
1843.
604
1.
3.4.2.7. 1.6. 5.
Cynthia Amanda (Huntington) Hotchkiss, born September 2, Edward Aminius, son of the Rev. Edward and Olive Amanda (Sawyer) Hotchkiss.
1843, in Starkey, N. Y.; married, April 29, 1863, in Dundee, N. Y.,
He was
born in Waterford, Maine, November 14, 1839.
Mr. Hotchkiss is in the insurance business, and is a graduate of the Starkey, N. Y. Seminary. He has lived in Dundee, N. Y., moved to Winnebago, Minn., in 1866, to Minneapolis, Minn., in 1885, to Winnebago, INIinn., again, in 1899, and to Pomona, Cal., where he now lives, in 190G. They are Methodists, and Mr. Hotchkiss is trustee in the church. He belongs to the Masons, Great High Priest Royal Arch of Minnesota, in 1878, and Inspector General Honorable 33rd degree, South Jurisdiction in 1884. Mrs. Hotchkiss died November 27, 1906 in Spokane, Washington.
CHILPKEN.
1.
2.
3.
4.
April 26, 1865, in Tyre, N. Y.; married, May 20, 1883, Winnebago, Minn., Otto Larkin BuUis, now deceased. Mrs. BuUis lives in Spokane, Wash. Bel, born March 14, 1868, in Winnebago, Minn.; married, October 8, 1890, in Winnebago, Minn., Samuel Fletcher Ellis. They live in Des Moines, Towa. Bud, born March 14, 1868 died August 21, 1868, in Winnebago, Minn. Olive, born December 29, 1870, in Winnebago, ]\Iinn.; died June
May, born
in
5.
5, 1871, in Dundee, N. Y. ZoE, born January 5, 1875, in Winnebago, Minn.; married, February 16, 1898, in Minneapolis, Minn.. Henri Duval. They lived in Pittsburg, Penn. She died February 2, 1910, in Beaver, Pa.
6.
Foi, born February 12, 1878, in Winnebago, Minn.; married, July

12, 1905,
in
Winnebago, Lester John Fitch.
They
live
in
Trac)',
Minn.
1.3.4. 2.
Hallam Huntington,
living in
7. 1.7.
married Parmena Bennight, and was a farmer
Hudson, Laporte
Co., Ind.
His military rank was that of Colonel.
CHILDREN.
1.
Ada LINE,
married Asher White.
Both are dead.
2.
3.
4.
Emeline, married Eugene (1. 3. 4. 2. 7. 1. 4. 1.). Nathaniel. Died James, born in 1834, and was not married.
California.
in
1913
in
5.
6.
Henry Clay, died November Joseph, died June 18, 1852.
1,
1838.
605
1.3.4.2.7.
lie
1.
7.3.
Nathaniel Huntington, born in Indiana; married Sophia Cutshaw. was a lawyer and stockman. He was elected representative to tlie Wyoming legislature in 1888, and was speaker of the 10th territorial district in the legislature of Wyoming at the time of his death, which occurred February 14, 1889, at Cheyenne, Wyoming. Mrs. Huntington subsequently married William
Hitchcox and was living at Jamestown, Kansas, in 1912.
CHILDREN.
1.
Hallam Joseph,
born September
7,
1859, in Laporte Co., Ind.;
moved to Iowa in 1870; had a common school education at Iowa Lake school, Emmett Co., Iowa; moved to Wyoming in 1881. After his father's death he moved to the State of Washington,
and
2.
in
1893 was admitted to the bar and authorized to practice
in all the courts of the State.
Cecil James.
3.
Harry Mortimer,
born March 27, 1869, in Niles, Mich.; married January 20, 1898, in Denver, Col., Jennie Dick, daughter of Samuel Caleb and Susan Jane (Goshorn) Pegg. She was born in Milroy, Ind., August 12, 1869. He is a civil engineer and surveyor, and lived in Winnebago, Minn., to 1874, in Iowa Lake, Iowa, from 1874 to 1880, in Jamestown, Kan., from 1880 to 1882, in Sheridan, Wyoming, from 1882 to 1911. He was a member
of the 10th legislature of the State of
Wyoming,
for
two years
from 1908
*
4.
to 1910.
John Roy,
born
May
17, 1875.
1. 3. 4. 2. 7. 1. 7. 3. 4.
John Roy Huntington,

9,
born
May
17, 1875, in
Iowa; married March
1898, in
Denver,
Col.,
Martha
Elissa,
daughter of
WilHam Henry and

12, 1873, in
Harriet
Col.
JuUna (Hannum) Hyatt.

is
She was born March
Denver,
are
He
in the stock
and
livery business in Powell,
Wyoming.
They
members
of the Congregational church.
child.
1.
Harry Hyatt,
born January
18, 1899.
1.
3.4.2.7. 1.8.
3,
N.
Y.;
Eliza (Huntington) Rea, born November married March 17, 1825, Wallace Rea, clerk
1803, in
Butternuts,
of the courts of
Parke
Co., Ind.
606
CHILDREN.
1.
John
II.,
born March 27, 1826, and was in 1862 clerk of the district
court of the United States for Indiana, and clerk of the circuit
court of the United States.

2.
William, born October
27, 1830.
27, 1830.
3.
Wallace,
born October
1.3.4.2.7.
1. 9.
Elisha Mills Huntington, born March 27, 1806, and married, November 3, 1841, Susan Mary Rudd, daughter of Dr. Christojiher Rudd, of Springfield, Ky. She was born January 8, 1820, and died December 3, 1853. Her father's family were from Maryland, and were Catholics. Her mother was Nancy, daughter of Henry Palmer, of Charlestown, S. C. She was, on
her father's
side, related to Charles Carroll, of Carrollton,
and through her
mother's mother,
who was
a Caldwell, she was related to John C. Calhoun, of
South Carolina.
Mr. Huntington early devoted himself
to the study of law,
and was adpre-
mitted to the bar at the early age of twenty-one.
He had commenced
paring for college while living with his uncle, Elisha Mills, of Canandaigua,
N.
Y.; but
on the removal of his uncle, he entered, at the age of fourteen, the
law
office of the
Hon. Mark H. Sibley, where,
for a year,
he won the confidence
of his
employer by his
fidelity to the duties of the office,
and
for his persever-
ing diligence out of office hours.
In 1822, he went, with his elder brother,
Nathaniel, to Indiana, where he spent four years in varied exercise and travel,
and reading,
legislature,
until
he was admitted to the bar.
He was
soon appointed
first
prosecuting attorney, by the legislature.
He
then served four years in the

of his district,
when he was appointed president judge
and held
the office for four years.
He was
C; and
next appointed commissioner of the general
land at Washington, D.
subsequently, in 1842, he was nominated by
President Tyler, and appointed United States district judge for Indiana.
office
This
satis-
he held until his death, and
its duties, in
the words of the
Hon. O. H.
Smith, in his history of Early Indiana, he

faction of the bar."
"
has discharged to the entire
In 1858 he removed from Cannellton, Ind., to Terre Haute, to spend the
remainder of his
another clime.
life.
He
visited St. Paul, Minnesota,
pulmonary disease soon obliged him to seek relief in and thence went to Cuba, but
Havana too enervating, he returned immediately, much weakened by the voyage. He felt that his days were fast numbering, and he only wished, as he expressed himself in failing breath, to reach home, and "die among my people and friends in Illinois, the people whom I love." Staying a short time at his pleasant home, he yearned for the pure and bracing air of the Upper Minnesota, and taking his two daughters, he again sought temporary relief in St. Paul. But his disease had made too deep infinding the climate of
roads upon his strength to be arrested or helped, and he died there on Sunday,
October
26, 1862.
His remains were taken,

of Indianapolis, to
nephew, John H. Rea,
as he wished them to be, by Terre Haute for interment.
his
CHILDREN.
*
1.
607
Robert Palmer,
born September
7,
1842.
2.
3.
Mary Mary
St. Clair, born August 13, 1844, and died October 13, 1845.
Louise, born December

8,
24, 1846.
4.
5. 6.
Gertrude, born September
1848.
Christopher, born July 11, 1850. HETTEy Key, born March 21, 1852, and died same year.
in
December
of the
1.3.4.2.7. 1.9.
1.
Robert Palmer Huntington, born September 7, 1842; married, January 31, 1867, Alice, daughter of James Coleman and Mary Jane (Trimble) Ford. He died May 17, 1893, in Oakland, Ark.
He was
appointed in 1858, Acting Midshijjman in the Navy, from the Third

After reaching the grade of Acting Ensign
to
Congressional District of Indiana.

1865, to offer his resignation, which
he was forced through continued sickness, from December, 1863,
January
20,
was accepted on the
latter date.
children.
1.
James Coleman Ford, born

of
in November, 1867; he is a graduate Yale University, 1891, and treasurer of telephone companies.
He
now
*
2.
has lived in Louisville, Ky., and Rhinebeck, N. Y., and

in
is
New York
City.
He
is
an Episcopalian.
Robert Palmer,
1.
born January
15, 1869.
3.4. 2.7.
1. 9.
1.2.
15, 1869; married,
Robert Palmer Huntington,

1,
born January
June
1892, in Staatsburgh on the Hudson, N. Y., Helen
Gray, daughter of
AVilliam
Brown and Helen Frances (Adams) Dinsmore.

is
She was born Janu-
ary 30, 1868, in Watertown, Mass. a graduate of Yale University, 1891, and was four years with J. P. and Company, of New York; later was three years with the firm of Hoppin, Koen and Huntington, architects. They live at Staatsburgh on the Hudson, N. Y.
jNIorgan
He
children.
1.
Helen Dinsmore,
ried, April
born April
9,
1893, in
New York
City; mar-
30,
1914, at Staatsburgh on the Hudson, William
2.
3.
Vincent, son of John Jacob and Ava (Willing) Astor. Alice Ford, born February 6, 1898, in New York City. Robert Dinsmore, born December 20, 1900, in Staatsburgh on
the Hudson, N. Y.
cord,
He
is
a student at St. Paul's School, Conto enter the
N. H., with a strong desire
Naval Academy
at Annapolis,
Md.
608
1.3.4.2. 7.3.
Conn.; married Col. Samuel Morgan, of Vermont.
1826.
Sybil (Huntington) Morgan, born February 8, 1766, She died

children.
1. 2.
in in
AVindham,
February,
Samuel Huntington.
James. Hezekiah.
Sybil.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
William Rudd.
Harriet.
A^,ICE.
1.3.4. 2.7. 5.
Increase Mather of Scotland,
Eunice (Huntington) Mather, born September 17, 1769; married Windham. She died in July, 1800.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
Alathea. Harriet. Charles.
1.3.4.2.7.
6.
in
in
Jonathan Huntington, born November 17, 1771, married, October 29, 1796, Ann Lathrop, who was born
Windham, Conn.; Windham, (Scot-
land parish), October 14, 1774, and died in Boston, Mass.,
May
3,
1826.
He
married for his second wife, in Newark, N. J., in 1827, Elizabeth Graham, widow of Oliver Lathrop, and she died in August, 1838. He was by nature
possessed of a voice of fine tone and great strength, which, while living with
his uncle Samuel, in
Norwich, he had cultivated with much care. His life was devoted to the the teaching of music in Boston, Albany, and afterwards at St. Louis, where he died July 29, 1838.
CHILDREN.
1.
Nancy, born in Windham, September 6, 1797; Louis, March 13, 1834, John Torode, who died
no children.
man-ied, in St.
in 1843, leaving
She
lived, later, in
Galena,
111.
2.
3.
Julia Ann, born August 4, 1799. Harriet, born in Windham, December 4, 1801 married, Springfield, 111., October 15, 1840, James Campbell. They
;
at
re-
sided in Springfield,
111.,
and had two children, Archibald and
Walter.
4.
600
and died
at three
Ebenbzek, born
months of age.
in
Windham, March
in Troy,
17, 1804,
5.
Delia Mary, born
May
22, 1806,
and died
single, in St.
Louis, Missouri, August 12, 1853.

6.
Martha,
ried,
born in Northampton, Mass., November

26, 1845,
4,
1808; marof Fayette,
March
Benjamin Smith, a merchant,
Mo., where they resided.
*
*
7.
8.
9.
10.
George Lathrop. born August 10, 1811. Jane Maria, born October 7, 1814. Emily Porter, born October 5, 1818. John Graham, born April 28, 1829.
1.3.4. 2.7.
Julia
ham, Conn.; married,
Pearson, of Kendall,
6. 2.
born August
4,
Ann (Huntington) Pearson, May 18, 1837, at St.

West Moreland
St.
1799, in
Louis, Mo., Isaac, son of
WindJohn
Fay-
Co., England.
Mrs. Pearson returned to

in
Boston, and solicited the funds to build

ette, Missouri,
Mary's Episcopal Church,
where she died January
14, 1866.
They were
Episcopalians.
CHILD.
*
1.
Isaac Huntington, born February
8,
1839.
1.3.4. 2. 7. 6.2.
souri; married,
1.
8,
Isaac Huntington Pearson, born February
1839, in Fayette, Mis-
February 20, 1866, in Wilmington, North Carolina, Kate, daughter of Rev. Robert E. and Mary Ann (Hutchings) Terry. She was born January 14, 1847, in Gilliam, Mo. Mr. Pearson is a dry goods merchant, and was for thirty years the Senior Warden of the Episcopal Church in Fayette, Mo. In 1915 they resided in
Glendale, California.
CHILDREN, BORN IN FAYETTE, MISSOURI.

1.
Henry Wentworth,
in Fayette,
born April
8,
1867; died August 22, 1867,

22, 1869; married,
Mo.
February
2.
Julian Huntington, born August

25, 1891, in Fayette, Mo.,
Annie Armstrong. They
live in Belle
Fourche, South Dakota.

3.
Guy, born September

Cal.
9,
1871; married, December 30, 1895, in
Fayette, Mo., Kate Laurence Brown.
They
live in
Brawley,
4.
Benjamin Smith, born August

Mo,
18,
3,
1895. in Fayette, Mo., Euphrates Smith.
They
live in St. Louis,
39
610
5.
Leigh Hamilton, born September

1897, in Fayette,
ette,
INIo.,
29,
1875; married,
March
3,
Ida
May
Mitchell.
They
live in
Fay-
Mo.
6.
7.
8.
Kate, born May 8, 1878; died in 1879, in Fayette, Mo. Archibald Campbell, born June 29, 1880; died in 1880, in Fayette, Mo. James Watts, born August 5, 1881 married, November 30, 1906, in St. Louis, Mo., Anna Louise Schicketanz. They live in St.
;
Louis, ]Mo.
9.
Mary Bland,
Fayette, Mo.
born December
11,
1884; died
March
14, 1901, in
10.
Isaac Avery, born March
1,
1889; lives in Kansas City, Mo.
1.3.4.2.7. 6.7.
George Lathrop Huntington,
of Eli Forbes.
St. Louis,
born August
19, 1811, in
Northampand
ton, Mass.; married, April 5, 1838, in St. Louis, Mo.,
Hannah
terms.
Flagg, daughter
Mo.
26, 1873, in
He was a lumber merchant, and lived He was Mayor of Springfield, 111., two Springfield, 111. He was an Episcopalian.
CHILDREN.
in Boston, Mass.,
He
died
May
1.
Mary
Louis,
Forbes, born March Mo.
12,
1839; died March 30, 1840, in St.

1841.
* *
2.
3.
Charles Lathkop, born January 2, Alice Morgan, born July 6, 1843.
* 4.
5.
Emily Webster, born September 18, 1845. George Lathrop, born September 20, 184 7,
died August 21, 1905, in Quincy,
111.
in
Springfield, lU.;
6.
7.
Clara, born November
28, 1849.
*
*
8.
9.
Ellen Josephine, born AprU 21, 1852. Arthur, born June 23, 1855. Leonora Campbell, born December 28,
married, January 26, 1882, in
111.,
111.;
John Henry AVinfield, son of James and Ann Franklyn (Winfield) Minims. He was born Februar}- 19, 1852, in Southwark, Surrey, England. He is a graduate of Queen Elizabeth's School, and St. Bride's Institute, Southwark, Eng. He is an attorney at law, and official
Springfield,
court re})orter.
He
lived in
London, Eng.,
till
till
1871, in Montreal, Canada,

is
till
1875, in St. Albans, Vt.,
1910, and
now
in Burlington, Vt.
He was
official
reporter of the
Vermont
Legislature eight years.
Chief of Staff to Gov. Stickney, 1900, two years.
He was
Lieu-
tenant Colonel 1st Vermont Infantry in the Spanish American
War, commanding
April
2,
the regiment most of the time.
He
enlisted
1898, and was discharged
November
17, 1898.
They
are Episcopalians.
611
1.3.4. 2. 7.
111.;
6.
7.2.
2,
Charles Lathrop Huntington, born January
married in 1873, in Norfolk, Virginia, Elizabeth Franklin, daughter of She was born SeptemBenjamin Franklin and Elizabeth (Huddle) Bache.
ber
8,
He was
a captain in the U. S. Navy, and a graduate of the U. S. Naval
Academy, 1861.
He
served during the Civil War, in various ranks, from
acting master to lieutenant
commander
During the battle of Mobile Bay, August 4, 1864, he was executive officer of the U. S. S. Oneida and fought his vessel after his commander was wounded, after which he received a sword, a letter of thanks and promotion for bravery
during action.
He
in
died October 14, 1890, in Saratoga, N. Y., but was in
command
of the
Pensacola
Navy Yard,
in Pensacola, Fla., at the time.
Mrs. Huntington lives
New
father's
York. She is a direct descendant grandmother was Sarah Franklin.
of
Benjamin Franklin.
Her
children.
1.
Franklin Bache, born March

ried,
5,
1875, in Brooklyn, N. Y.; mar-
ter
March 5, 1902, in New York City, Madeline Boyea, daughof John and Magdalena (Boyea) Lochner. She was born
11, 1874, in
St.
September
graduate of
N. Y.
City.
He
is
an architect, and a
John's College, Annapolis, Md., 1892.
He was
in the
for five years a
member
of the National
Guard
of
N. Y.,
to 1900.
23d Regiment of Brooklyn, ranked corporal, 1895

present he
is
At
the eldest and nearest living descendant of Benjamin Franklin, and " am the only one in my generation that
carries birth-marks
which have been carried by other descend-
ants of Franklin, except in
my
mother's generation.
The
birth-
mark
lin
is
a small hole in the upper part of

this
my
right ear.
Frank-
had
same mark."
They
are
New Thought Episcopalians.

Brooklyn, N. Y.; lives in
2.
Arthur Franklin,
N. Y. City.

26, 1878, in
3.
Jkannie* Bache, born June
4.

City.
12, 1883, in
Brooklyn, N. Y.; lives in N.Y.
1.3.4. 2.7. 6. 7.2.2.

N.
Arthur Franklin Huntington, born February 24, 1877, in Brooklyn, Y.; married, January 16, 1907, in New Rochelle, N. Y., Mrs. Emily Pond,
and her Pond, of Pelham Manor, N. Y,
30, 1878, in Valejo, Cal.,
first
daughter of Nathaniel Baker and Elizabeth (Seymour) Klink.
June
Sill
She was born husband was Richard Griswold
<il2
He is Paymaster in the U. S. Navy, and attended the U. S. Naval Academy, which he left February 18, 1897. From April 27, 1898, to March 3, 1899, he was Assistant lâymaster, U. S. Navy; was Passed Assistant Paymaster, from March 2, 1899, to December 10, 1902, and has been Paymaster from December 10, 1902, with rank of Lieut. Commander. During the Spanisli American War he was Assistant Paymaster on the U. S. S. Topeka, on the North Coast Cuba blockade. The Topeka was in an engagement at Nipe Bay, July 21, 1898, and sank a Spanish gun boat, "Jorge Juan."
He
has been stationed in various naval stations, Brooklyn
1880; Norfolk, Va., 1880 to 1883; Annapolis, Md., 1883 to 1888;

Pensacola, Fla., 1889 to 1890, and Brooklyn
live at
Navy Yard, 1890
till
Navy Yard, Navy Yard, 1894. They
Pelham Manor, N. Y., and are Presbyterians. ton was Paymaster on the U. S. S. Osceola.
CHILD.
1.
In 1915 Lieut. Hunting-
Seymouh Franklin,
born November
18, 1907.
1. 3. 4. 2. 7. 6. 7.
3.
Alice Morgan (Huntington) Knap, born July 6, 1843, in Springfield, December 14, 1864, in Springfield, Thomas Loomis Knap. He was born in Loomis, and died in New Berlin, N. S., November 23, 1868. Mrs. Knap was a fine musician. She died September 26, 1900, in Spring111.;
married,
field, 111.
CHILD.
1.
Robert Huntington,
born September
111.
4,
1866, and died
June
13,
1.3.4.2. 7. 6.7.4.
Emily Webster (Huntington) Stuart, born September
married, September
Stuart.
4,
is,
1845;
1866, in Sjjringfield,
in Springfield,
111.,
He was born was a merchant, and
John Todd, son of John Todd and died in Chicago, III. Mr. Stuart
111.,
his father
was a cousin of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln.
children.
1.
George Huntington.
2.
Mary
Virginia, married George K.

ill.
Hall.
They
live in
Spring-
field,
3.
Elizabkth Huntington.
Alice.
4.
5. 6.
Edward Brown. Hannah Forbes,
married Fenwick Hamilton.
613
1.
married, July
3.4. 2. 7. 6.7. 6.
born November
111.,
Clara (Huntington) Dods,

111.;
John Charles, son of Isaac and Jane (Gilbert) Dods. Pie was born December 20, 1845, in Spalding, England. Mr. Dods was a general engineer; mechanical, mining, and civil, and was Supt. of the Edgar Zinc Co. He attended Kings College in London, but did not graduate, and has lived in Philadelphia, Pa., St. Louis, Mo., and New York, N. Y. They also lived in Cherryvale, Kansas. He was, and she is an Episcopalian. Mr. Dods was Lay-reader in St. Stephen's Mission. He died September 1, 1911. CHILDREN.
2,
1.
Alice Gilbert, born August

in
9,
1874, in Philadelphia, Pa., lives
Chenyvale, Kan.
2.
3.
4.
Edith, born August 30, 1879, in Springfield, 111.: died July 11, 1880, in Oak Farm, near Chester, Pa. John Huntington, born September 18, 1880, in West Chester, Penn.; lives in Lawrence, Kan. Clara Huntington, born December 19, 1885, in Danville, Penn. married, January 6, 1909, in Cherryvale, Kan., Floyd Redenbaugli Fugate. They live in Kiowa, Kan.
1.3. 4. 2. 7. 6.7. 7.
Ellen Josephine (Huntington) Henkle,
Springfield,
111.;

III.,
married, April 21, 1874, in Springfield,

died in Springfield,
111.
Thomas Condell
Henkle.
He was born and
children.
1.
Ellen Josephine, married William Lanphier

in Springfield,
111.,
Patton.
They
live
2.
and have three children. Leonora Huntington, married Paul Leicester Stone.
in Springfield,
111.
They Uve
3.
4.
John Bunn. Thomas Huntington, married Therma
Kephart.
1.3.4.
Arthur Huntington,
111.,
2.
7.6.7. 8.
in Springfield,
born June 23, 1855, in Springfield, 111.; married Agnes Hanover, daughter of John Bartinas and Susanne (Dubois) Adams. She was born August 9, 1865, in Springfield, 111., where
still live.
they
child.
1.
Agnes Dubois, born
in Springfield,
111.
614
1.3.4.2.7.6.8.
Jane Maria (Huntington) Ridgeley, born October
Roxbury, Mass.; married, January
Ridgeley, a banker.
29, 1835, in St. Louis,
111.
7,
1814, in
Mo., Nicholas H.
They
resided in Springfield,
CHILDREN.
1.
Charles,
is
dead;
left
four children.
;
2. 3.
Julia, married John Huntington Rea
has
five children.
4.
5.
William, unmarried. Anna, married James Hudson has

;
three children.
Mary,
married Charles E. Hay, (brother of John Hay, who was

;
Secretary of State)
6.
7.
she had four children.
Jane Maria, married James S. Henderson, married, and lives
Jones; has four children.

in St. Louis,
Mo.
8.
Octavia, married Charles D. Roberts; has
five children.
1.3. 4. 2.7. 6. 9.
Boston, Mass.; married,
ster, of
Emily Porter (Huntington) Webster, born October 5, November 23, 1837, in Springfield, 111., Bela
1818, in
C.
Web-
New York
City,
where they
lived.
CHILDREN.
George Huntington, born August Ellen R., born February 4, 1841.

3.
31, 1838.
4.
5. 6.
John, born February 15, 1843. Charles, born July 31, 1845, and died in infancy. Emily, born August 31, 1847. Anna L., born December 5, 1850, and died in infancy. Kate Campbell, born November 12, 1855. Douglas, born December 24, 1859.
1.3.4.2.7. 6. 10.
John Graham Huntington, born
married, in Springfield,
111.,
in Boston, Mass.,
April 28, 1829, and
in October, 1853,
Mary AUen.
They
lived in
Davenport, Iowa.
He
in
volunteered his services to the government of the suppressing the Rebellion, and was honorably men-
United States to aid
tioned by his colonel for his bravery in leading his
company over
the breast-
works
at
Fort Donelson.
first
He was
subsequently engaged in the battle of

of the
Corinth, as
lieutenant,
commanding Co. B,
Second Iowa Volunteers
(infantry); and was killed, probably, October 4, 1862.
children.
1.
Minnie.
2.
Mary.
615
1.3.4.2.7.10.
Martha (Huntington)
Pier, of Cooperstown,
N. Y.
Pier, born March She died in 1811.
5,
1782; married
Thomas
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Martha, married McBone; they had two Jonathan Huntington, never married. Evalina Anvil. Norman.
sons.
1.3.4.2.
town, N. Y.; married,
7.
10.3.
6,
Evalina Anvil (Pier) Donaldson, born October

March
16,
1805, in Coopers-
1826, Chester, son of
Calvin and Caty
v^McChester) Donaldson, of Gilbertsville, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
John Chester,

21, 1828; died
2.
Amelia, born September
August
3,
1834.
1.3.4. 2. 7. 10.3.
1.
1827; married
died
John Chester Donaldson, born January 28, McCord Smith, who was born November 1, 1834, and
Mary
March
13, 1890.
He
children.
*
1.
2.
Austin Smith, born April 21, Evalina Pier, born August

Cooperstown, N. Y.
1859.
7,
1860
married
W.
Scott Root, of
3.
4.
5.
Chester, born March 28, 1862. George, born March 3, 1864.
Mary McCord,
born October 29, 1865
is
a school teacher.
1.3.4.2.7. 10.
3. 1. 1.
Austin Smith Donaldson, born April 21, 1859; married, in 1888, Harriet Marie Silvey. They are residents of Kingston, Isle of Jamaica, West
Indies.
children.
1. 2. 3.
Anita Evelina, born May 11, 1890. Edith Winnifred, born November 19,
Lucille Genevieve, born August
1909.
1892.
21, 1897; died
December
8,
616
1.
3. 4. 2. 7. 10. 3. 1.3.
28,
Chestkr Donaldson, born March He is United States 1886, Edith rÎadino.

Central America.
1862; married, December 23,
Consul at Port Simon, Costa Rica,
The
family live in Yonkers, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Arthur Madino,
born October
15, 1887; died
June
29, 1905, in
Medina, Central America.

2.
3.
Arthur Smith, born September 22, 1888. Anna Lya, born December 31, 1891.
1.3.4. 2. 7. 10.3.
1. 4.
(!eouge Donaldson, born March 3, 1864; married Etta Beeckman, June 11, 1891. He is a minister and has degree of ph. d. He was for some time a teacher in the Dwight High School, New York City.
children.
1.
Helen Beeckman,
born
May
12, 1893, in
New York
City.
2. 3.
4.
Dorothy, born June 25, 1894, in White Lake, N. Y. Courtland Beeckman, born September 9, 1895, in New York. Etta Vivien, born February 20, 1898, in ClitTside, N. J.
1. 3. 4. 2. 7.
10. 4.
Norman
Pier, married Mary
Ann
Bucklin.
CHILDREN.
1.
Martha,
Frank. Anna.
died in 1899.
2.
3.
1. 3. 4. 2. 7.
10.4. 2.
They
lived near
Frank
Pier, married Penn.
Mary W.
Fales.
Union
City,
children.
1.
Lottie.
2.
Kenneth Norman.
Florence Evelina.
1. 3.
3.
4.2.
8.
Enoch Huntington,
graduated at Yale, 1759.
stalled over the first
Windham, Conn., and and was ordained and inchurch of Middletown, January 6, 1762, where he spent
born December
15, 1739, in
He
fitted for the ministry,
his
life.
617
He was
considered, during his collegiate course, a youth of remark-
able talents, and his classical

fully the decision.
and general scholarship subsequently
justified
He was
the Berkelyan scholar of his class.
In the pulpit
he was deservedly popular; his personal appearance, his easy and graceful manners, and his musical and well modulated voice, in the earlier part of his
professional course, all contributing to such a result.
He
married in Wind-
ham, Conn., July 17, 1764, Mary, daughter of Samuel Gray, who was born October 14, 1744, and died December 15, 1803. He was the teacher, for some months, of the gifted Dr. Dwight, who always remembered him with affection and respect. On the death of President Stiles, of Yale College, in 1795, Mr. Huntington was prominent as a candidate to succeed him, but his failing voice and health obhged him to decline the honor, and his pupil, Dr. Dwight, was chosen. Mr. Huntington entered warmly into politics during our revolutionary period, taking sides with his brothers against England.
Several of his
sermons and addresses
of that day,
were printed, and have been preserved.
They
fast,
indicate
the elements of a character scarcely inferior to that of his

I
brother Samuel.
quote from a sermon preached on the occasion of a special
liar trials to
spirit of the man, and the pecu" To please the which the patriots of that day were exposed administration, and be what those -vyho are seeking our hurt affect to style
July 20, 1775, as illustrative, both of the
friends of government, neither our reason or religion, our voices or hands, must
ever be used, but in perfect conformity to the pernicious, popish doctrines of

imjjlicit faith
and passive obedience, and non-resi^tance. Any thing may be done in their favor and 2:)i-aise, and pensions and promotion shall be the reward of their sycophants and tools while anything to the contrary, however supported by reason and the Christian religion, is misrepresented, falsified and punished, by every means in their power. Those minsaid, or written, or
isters
who
exert themselves to support every tyrannical and arbitrary measure,

;
are caressed as friends of government
while clergymen of different principles

be,
and conduct,
of
whatever church they
who converse upon and preach up
and the liberty of the gospel but who dare not attempt to press the religion taught by the Prince of Peace
as occasion requires, the duties, the privileges into
the service of tyranny and oppression, are called fanatical courting
preachers, incendiaries, independents, enemies of government and order, and
marked out as objects deserving severest chastisement." But no quotations from his sermons and addresses would do justice to the learning and scholarship, or to the nervous eloquence of Mr. Huntington. Nor
are
full justice to himself. A nervous weakness afflicted him almost from the beginning of his public life. His voice early failed, and so he was unable to achieve, in his later years, the full promise of an early maturity. His sermons, for years, were whispered from the pulpit, yet so great was his popularity that his people would not consent to his dismissal. Mr. Huntington was a Fellow of Yale College from 1780 to 1808. From the weakness mentioned above, he suffered more and more until his death, which occurred in Middletown, June 12, 1809.
did he, indeed, ever do
618
CHILDREN.
This family were
all
born
in
Middletown, and the dates of births and bap-
tisms were taken from the autograph record of their father, in possession of his
granddaughter, Mrs. Whitlock, of

*
1. 2.
New
London, Connecticut.
Enoch, born October
19, 1767.
* *
3.
* 4.
5. 6.
born August 28, 1769. Lydia, born February 28, 1771. Lucy, born December 8, 1773. Samuel, born August 23, 1775, and died November 28, 17 76. Esther, this and the next name have the following record in their
father's
at
Mary,
handwriting against them.
"Sat.
May
10, 1777, just
evening, about six and
seven o'clock,
we had born twin

7,
daughters, and the next day, being Lord's day, they were baptized
by the names of Esther and Martha."

1777.
7.
Esther died October
Martha,
bert, of
married, June 20, 1801, Edward, son of Hezekiah Hul12, 1776.
* *
8.
9.
Middletown, who was born December Esther, born April 8, 1780. Samuel Gray, born May 21, 1782.
10.
Mehetabel, born June
18, 1784,
and died
in
Middletown, Conn,
1.3. 4.2. 8.
Enoch Huntington,
born October
lie
1.
Middletown, Conn., and
19, 1767, in
baptized on the following Sabbath.
was prepared for Yale College by his father, and gra<luated in 1785, with higli honor, receiving tlie Berkeley i)remium, as his father before him had done. He studied law, and when admitted
to the bar, established himself in INIiddletown,
where he
sj)ent his life.
He
soon secured an extensive practice, and attained eminence in his profession.

fit him especially for an advocate and his extensive manly eloquence, won him a high place at the bar. He married, November 6, 1791, Sarah Ward, daughter of Grove Ward, Her mother subsequently married the Hon. Asher Miller, of of Middletown. Middletown. He died in Middletown, in 1826.
He had many
qualities to
accjuirements, and
CHILDRKN, BORN IN MIDDLETOWN, CONN.

1.
2.
Sarah Miller,
3.
4.
and died in 1819. and died July 19, 1799. Mary Gray, born February 3, 1799, married, in 1833, William E. They had two children, Hulbert, of Middletown, who is dead. William and George. Enoch, bom Lord's Day, March 15, 1801.
born
30, 1793,
May
P^NOCH, born February
10, 1797,
619
1.3. 4. 2.8. 1.4.

ried,
Enoch Huntington, born March May 19, 1828, in New Milford, Taylor. She was born in 1808, in New
15, 1801, in
Middletown, Conn.; mar-
Conn., Charlotte, daughter of John

Milford, Conn.
a graduate of Yale University, in 1821
He was a clergyman, was ordained deacon of the Episcopal Church, by Bishop Brownell, in 1822, and priest in St. Andrews Church, Philadelphia, Penn., in 1829. In 1847 he went to Bridgeport, Conn., where he engaged in teaching, and at the same time organizing a new parish and build;
ing a church at Nichols' Farms, a short distance from the city.

also, for
He
labored
some time, in connection with Grace Church, Broad Brook, in the town of East Windsor, Conn.; and was Rector of St. John's Church, North Haven, Conn. He died, September 14, 1876, in Manchester, Conn., and his wife died in 1894, also in Manchester, aged eighty-six years.
CHILDREN.
1.
Charlotte Taylor, born February

1831.
3,
2.
3.
4.
John Taylor, born January 30, 1830. Samuel Gray, born August 19, 1831
Sophia Deming, born October
in 1915.
7,
died in 1912.
;
1833
lived in Hartford, Conn.,
5.
6.
7.
Mary Gray,

1839.
10, 1910.
George Boardman, born October 4, 1838; died April 6, Sarah Ward, born January 19, 1841, and died December
1. 3. 4.
2.8. 1. 4.2.
born January 30, 1830, in
John Taylor Huntington,

Conn.; married,
New
Milford,
November
25, 1856, in
Norwich, Conn.,
Elizabeth Tracy,
in
She was born daughter of Erastus and Elizabeth (Tracy) Williams. wich, Conn., and died November 22, 1887, in Hartford, Conn.
Nor-
He
Greek
in
is
an Episcopal clergyman.
He
graduated from Trinity College,
He was professor of 1 853. was president of the Conn. Children's Aid Society was rector of St. John's Church in New Haven a few years, and was rector of St. James Church in Great Barrington, Mass.; also rector of St. James Church in Hartford, Conn., from 1878 to 1910, and is now
Hartford, Conn., with honor, and was ordained in
Trinity College from 1864 to 1878;

;
(1915) rector emeritus of that church.
CHILDREN.
1.
WiNSLOW Williams,
1858, in
2.
John
born October 1, 1857, and died March 1, Haven, Conn. Williams, born July 28, 1859, in New Haven, Conn., and
New
died
November
22, 1893, in Florida.
620
*
3.
4.
Harwood, born December 1, 1861. Charlotte Elizabeth, born March

married, Octol)er
5,
1,
1866, in Hartford, Conn.;
1904, in Hartford, Conn., Prederiek
James
Kerr, son of Richard and Rachel (Smiley) Alexander.
He was
Mr.
assistis
born December
8,
1871, in
Mascouche
Ra])ids,
Canada.
Alexander
is
a priest in
the Protestant Episcopal Church, a
graduate of Bishoj) College, in Lennoxville, Canada, was

ant minister of St. Paul's Church in Concord, N. H., and
rector of Grace
now
Church
in Hartford,
Conn.
1.3.4.2. 8. 1.4.2.3.
Harwood Huntington,
born December
1,
1861, in
New
Haven, Conn,;
married, February 22, 1908, in Springfield, Mass., Grace Beecher, daughter of
Charles Leonard and Harriet Elizabeth (Hill) Goodhue.

27, 1872, in
She was born July

first
Agawam, Mass.
prize
He
graduated from Trinity College in 1884 with honor and the
in chemistry;
pursued the further study of chemistry
in the
School of Mines,
Columbia University, in 1893 and 1894, and received the degree of ph. d. from Columbia in the latter year. He also studied in Europe. He was admitted to the Bar of Connecticut in 1895, and practiced, in Hartford, with special attention to chemical jurisprudence, from 1895 to 1901.
He held
to 1904.
the office of assist-
ant appraiser at the port of

for the ministry,
New York
from 1901
in the
He
then studied
and was ordained deacon
Episcopal church in 1906.

in
He
is
an author of some distinction, and has traveled

reside.
many
lands.
In 1915 he was Rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, in

Virginia,
Hot Springs,
where they
children.
1.
Harriet Elizabeth,
Fla.
born January 31, 1909, at

23, 1913.
Ormond Beach,
2.
Grace Goodhue,
born March
1. 3. 4. 2. 8. 1. 4. 5.
Mary
(Jray (Huntington) Coley, born February
22, 1836, in
New
Milfoi-d, Conn.; married.
May
29, 1860, in
Pine iNIeadow, Conn., James Edward,
son of Samuel Morehouse and Althea (Hurlburt) Coley.

11, 1832, in
He was
born October
Westport, Conn.
is
Mr. Coley
an Episcopal clergyman, and a graduate of Trinity College,

b. A., 1855,
Hartford, Conn.,
m.a., 1858.
He
lived in Westville, Conn., from 1859 to 1862, in
Monroe, Conn., 1862
to 1867, in Westj)ort, Conn., 1877 to 1892, in
1897, in Westport, Conn., 1897 to
Hamden, Conn., from 1895 to 1900, and Hamden, Conn., from 1900 to 1915.
Mrs. Coley died
in
Westport, Conn., October 29, 1891.
CHILDREN.
1.
621
Edward Huntington,
Conn.;

23,
is
New
Haven,
married, October
1889, in Stamford, Conn., Julia
Seely Covell.
Mr. CoIe\
a clergyman, rector of Calvary

for
Church, in Utica, N. Y.
He was
President of the Oneida Historical Society in
two years, 1912-1914, Uti<'a, and has
been for some years on the Board of Managers of

Hospital for the Insane in Utica.
8. T. D. 2.
New York State
He
30,
received the degree of
from Syracuse University

3,
in 1912.
Mary
Pearsall, born December
1862, in Monroe, Conn.;
3.
Gray They live in Westport, Conn. Francis Chase, born January 21, 1866, in Monroe, Conn.; marmarried, January
Staples.
1883, in Westport, Conn., William
ried in June, 1893, in Westport, Conn., Cornelia Hurlbutt.
Mr.
Coley
is
assistant general passenger agent of the
N.
Y''.,
N. H.
and H. R. R.
They
1.
live in
New
Haven, Conn.
3.4.
2.
8.2.
Russell, born August 28, 1769, in Middletown, Conn.; married, September 17, 1797, Matthew Talcott, son of the Rev. Noadiah Russell, of Thompson, Conn., and grandson of the Rev. William, of Middletown, Conn., whose father, the Rev. Noadiah, was also the pastor of the church in Middletown. His father, William, came from England to New Haven. Mrs. Russell was a most excellent and devoted Christian. She died June
9,
Mary (Huntington)
1857, in Middletown, Conn.
Y''ale
Mr. Russell was born in Thompson, Conn., March 19, 1761; graduated, College, 1779 read law with Gov. Oliver Wolcott, and settled in practice
;
in Middletown,
Conn.
He was
chosen Deacon of First church in Middletown,
April
19,
1798, and held the office until his death,

State's
November
13, 1828.
Attorney for INIiddlesex County for several years. Justice of Peace for sixteen years, and Treasurer of the City of Middletown.
He was
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary Huntington,
unmarried.
born November
11,
1798; died July

13, 1803.
1,
1859,
2.
3.
George, born April 8, 1800; died December Harriet, born January 14, 1802.
4.
5.
Son, born and died September

8,
3,
1803.
Julia Anna, born August

ried.
unmar8,
6.

1857, unmarried.
28, 1806,
and died February
7.
Edward Huntington,
1808.
born February 17, 1808, and died July 21,
622
*
8.
9.
William Huntington, born August

Abigail Talcott, born October
1865.
7,
12, 1809.
1810, and died single, April 3,
* 10.
11.
Frances Huntington, born April 5, 1812. Henry Huntington, born November 7, 1813, and
1814.
died
May
26,
12.
Sarah Esther,
Southmayd, of
born November
17, 1814;
married Samuel Grey
New
York.
11, 1816.
13.
A Daughter,
of
born and died August

this
For information
of
family
we
are indebted to "Styles'
History
Ancient Wethersfield."
1.3.4.2.8.2.3.
Harriet (Russell) Larned,
Larned
of Wickford, R.
I.
married George
children.
1.
Maria.
Julia.
2.
3.
4.
George. Catherine.
1.3.4.2. 8.2.8.
William Huntington Russell,
ust 29, 1836,
born August 12, 1809; married, Augof the
Mary
E.,
daughter of Dr. Thomas and Lucy Hubbard,

in 1833.
medical school in Yale College.
Mr. Russell graduated from Yale

Yale for one year, 1835-6.
He
studied medicine and re-
ceived the degree of m. d. from that University in 1838.
In 1836 he established a school in
He was a tutor in New Haven,
which became widely known as "The Collegiate and Commercial Institute," and had in all some four thousand pupils. He remained at the head of this In 1846 and 1847 he represented New Haven in the school until his death. Legislature. In Ajjril, 1862, he was appointed Major General of the Connecticut Militia. He was Collector of Internal Revenue from 1868 to 1873.
He
died
May
19, 1885.
children.
1.
2. 3.
4.
5.
Frances Harriet. Henrietta Lee. Talcott IIuNTiNtrroN, a. b., Yale, 1869; ll. b., Columbia, 1871. Thomas Hubbard, rii. b., Yale, 1872; m.d., Yale, 1875. Philip Gray, born February 14, 1854; a.b., Y'ale, 1876; i,l. b.,
Yale 1878; married, December
17,
1884, Lilean Kendall.
She
died in 1886, and he died July 21, 1900.

6.
Edward Hubbard,
ph.b., Yale, 1878.
623
1.3.4.2. 8.2. 10.

Frances Huntington (Russell) Roach, born
rieil
April
5,
1812; mar-
P. R.
Roach
of
New
York,
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Jane Throckmorton. Talcott Russell. Fanny Huntington. Samuel Grey Southmayd.
Mary
Russell.
1.3. 4.2.8. 3.
Lydia (Huntington) North, born February
Conn., and baptized on the following sabbath.
28, 1771, in
Middletown,
in
She married,
1813, Col.
Simeon North, who was born in Berlin, Conn., July 13, 1765, and died in MidHe was the father, by a former marriage, dletown, Conn., August 25, 1852. of the Rev. Simeon North, d. d.. President of Hamilton College, and was extensively engaged in manufacturing arms for the United States, during and subsequent to our last war with England, and was also successful in introducing important improvements into the processes of the manufacture. On removing to Middletown he purchased the Huntington place, the parsonage, which had The following tribute to her so long been occupied by Enoch (1. 3. 4. 2. 8.). memory, is the testimony of her stejj-son, Dr. North " Being the oldest of her unmarried sisters, at the time of her mother's death, it became necessary for her to take charge of her father's domestic establishment, and to occupy thus a highly im)Jortant jjosition, both in relation to the family, and the jjarish In these relations she fulfilled her with which her father was connected. duties in a most successful and exemplary manner. During the latter years of her father's life she spent much time in traveling with him, and thus became inti:
mately acquainted with

state.
many
of the
most prominent ministerial families of the

its
To
a vigorous mind, and one (juick in
perceptions, she added the

is
culture of a good early education, and that refinement which

sult of
the natural re-
long continued intercourse with refined and cultivated society.
Her
disposition was mild
and winning; her manners dignified and graceful; her character and life, those of the true woman in the highest and best sense in the word and I may add, she was a true exemplification of that religion of the New Testament, which she professed. Her death occurred September 7, 1840. My recollections of her are those of mingled love and reverence, for though not
;
my own
I
mother, she yet, with singular

I
fidelity,
performed for
me
the offices of a
I
maternal guardian, when
most needed such a guardianship.

I
am
sure that
owe
to
her influence much of what
have had occasion most
to value in the
experience of
my
subsequent
life."
CHILD.
1.
Lydia Huntingtok, married Rev. Dwight H. Seward,

N. Y.
of
Yonkers,
624
1.3.4.2.8.4.
Lucy (Huntington) House,
Conn.; married,
born December
8,
17 73, in Middletown,
December
31, 1796,
Simon, son of Elijah House, of Hebron,
Conn.
children.
1. 2.
Simon.
Lucy,
1. 3. 4. 2. 8. 8.
Esther (Huntington) Rosekrans, born

ford,
April
8,
1780, in MiddleJr., of
town, Conn.; married, October 12, 1805, Benjamin Rosekrans,
Water-
N. Y.
He was
born December
23, 1781.
children.
1
1. 2.
Sally Hubbard, born December 25, 1806. Enoch Huntington, born October 16, 1808; and was judge
Supreme court of New York. Mary Johnson, born February 15, 1810. Henry, born January 31, 1812. Ann Eliza, born March 3, 1815. Caroline, born March 3, 1815.
of the
3.
4.
5. 6.
1.
3.4.2. 8.9.
born
Samuel Gray Huntington,
May
21, 1782, in
Middletown, Conn.;
graduated at Yale, in 1800, taking the Berkeley premium, and entered the He married for his first wife, Mary Johnston, of Middleleo"al profession.
town.
He
married for
Ids
second wife, June 23, 1825, Mrs. Janette C. Cheever,
who died November 14, 1856. He died, after an iUness of a few days, in Troy, July 5, 1854. The following notice from the Troy Daily Whig, is ample testimonial to his ability and great worth. "At a meeting of the Rensselaer county bar, held the day after his death, among the resolutions passed were the two following
" Resolved,
That the bar
of this city,
Huntington, have
lost their oldest
member
by the death of the Hon. Samuel G. a lawyer and a scholar; a man
thoroughly bred to his profession, and ever ready to impart to others the knowledge which his careful training, advantêd age, and varied experience
had given him.

^^
Resolved,
may
well
called
That the extent and variety of his classical and legal learning awaken the emulation of us, his survivors, who are thus suddenly on to mourn his unexpected death.
" Hon. D. L. Seymour, in seconding the resolutions, spoke as follows

'
We
are again assembled to take appropriate notice of the death of one of our
members.
The
oldest
member
of the Rensselaer bar has fallen.
Although
fi25
past three score years and ten, yet such had been the vigor and animation of
if he had been manhood. We feel deeply, by this sudden providence, the feeble tenure by which we hold all sublunary things. But, beside these considerations, which will be more appropriately enforced from
his declining years, that his
sudden demise affected us almost as
struck
down
in the full strength of
the sacred desk, we, as brethren of the legal profession, feel that the bar of our county has sustained a loss, and that we individually mourn the death of a
friend.
The
occasion seems, therefore, to
demand something more than
ordi-
nary note of its occurrence. "'Samuel Gray Huntington was the son of Rev. Enoch Huntington, and like most of the youth of his native state, received the rudiments of a thorough
education in the excellent
fully sustained
common
schools, then,
and
still
liberally
and care-
by the able
legislators of that state.
After leaving the
common
he passed through the education preparatory to admission to a coUegiate course, and was admitted to Yale College, where he graduated with the honors
school,
of that ancient University, in the year 1800.
'"Judge Huntington
at
left college
with a thorough classical education, and
once entered upon the study of the law, in the office of his brother, Enoch Huntington, Jr., then a practicing lawyer of good standing in his native town.
After the usual period of study, he was admitted to practice at the bar of Middlesex county, where he commenced business, in connection with his
brother. "' He
had already attained a reputable standing among the younger memwhen about the year 1806, he removed to the state of New York, and settled in practice, in the village of Waterford, Saratoga county. Here he soon rose to eminence as a lawyer, and ranked among the ablest of the many distinguished men who have graced the bar of that county. He removed to Troy in the )ear 1825. For many years his professional business here was among the largest and most lucrative. His counsel
bers of the bar of his native state,
was sought
estate.
in the
most important causes, particularly in those relating to real
In this branch of the law he was a perfect master, as well from his
period of his practice, reaching to upwards of half a century, em-
intimate acquaintance with the decisions of the English courts, as from the
fact, that the
braced that space in the history of our country during which not only the
system of our law of real estate, but in fact almost the entire body of American
common
cut or
law, has been formed.
When
he commenced practice there was no

cases, either in Connecti-
American commentator on the law, and the reported
York, did not exceed half a dozen volumes. '"Under the administration of Gov, Clinton, he was appointed to the
New
office
of
judge of the court of
common
pleas of this county, and discharged
its
duties
with great ability and impartiality.

as they
His decisions always commanded respect,
were
felt to
be the result of an honest conviction of the right of the
case, in a mind guided " ' In the death of

loss of
one in
by patient research, and stored with legal lore. Judge Huntington, his brethren of the bar mourn the whose legal acquirewhose counsels they have often confided
"
62H
HUNTINGTON GKNEAI.OGY.
ments did honor to their profession whose professional relations to them all, were kind, courteous, and honorable, and whose social intercourse so often
helped to strip labor of
its
drudgery
relieve
trifles
life of its
tedium, and to strew
our pathway with pleasant, harmless
and gay
flowers.'
1.
Sarah Sage,
20, 1841,
born
in
Waterford, Conn., and married, November

of
John H. Whitlock,
Troy, N. Y.
They were
in
1862
residing in
New
London, Conn.
1.3.4. 2.
9.
Sibyl (Huntington) Eells, born October 22, 1742, in AVindliam,Conn.; married June 30, 1763, Rev. John Eells of Glastonbury. He was a graduate of Yale in the class of 1755. His wife died November 22, 1773, and he subsequently married Sarah AVells, of Wethersfield, Conn., and had four children hy her. He died May 17, 1791, aged 55 years.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3".
Roger, born September 22, 1764. Mercy, born April 10, 1767, married Daniel Wadsworth.
Sibyl, born January 12, 1769. John, died in May, 17 72. John, born May 29, 1773.
4.
5.
1.3.4.3.
ried for his
first
born in Windham, October
7,
1695.
He
mar-
November 7, 1734, Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (Drake) Rockwell, who was born in Windsor, July 24, 1713, and died September 24, 1751, aged thirty-eiglit years and two months. Her gravewife,
stone records her virtues thus
" Faithful
and dutiful wife, a kinder mother,

life
charitable and beneficent neighbor, an understanding and exemplary Christian,
her delight was in

Jesus, in
ness
tlie
law of God and her

all
devoted
to his glory.
Christ
whom
she believed, was her
in prosperity, in adversity, in sick-
and
in death."
He
married for his second wife, August

this
7,
1754, Mrs. Sarah Norton,

" Hon.
who
survived him, dying February 19, 1788.
His gravestone contains

Huntington,
Esc].,
inscription,
still
legible
Jonn.
died Sept. 15, 1773, Etat. 77.
He was
for several years a
of the Council of this colony and -ludge of the Court for this county, which important oMices he sustained with fidelity and reputation. He was from early life to the time of his death, an ornament and a successful practi-
member
His life was a series of piety to God and benevolence to mankind, and the closing scene exhibited a striking picture of that fortitude Having endured the most exand patience which Christ alone can insitire.
tioner of physic.
HUNTINGTON GENKALUGY.
quisite pains, without a
(i27
soul into the
hands of
Him who
murinur or complaint, he at last meekly resigned his gave it, in well grounded hope of immortal
is
glory."
The testimony
history
of his graA'estone
abundantly confirmed by contemporary
and by
tradition.
He
its
was, in 1752, a
speaker.
member
of the lower
house of
the Colonial Legislature, and
He was
Avere
his
Council from 1754 to 1758, where his associates, among
an Assistant or member of the Upper House of the Connecticut whom he stood high,
:
among the ablest men Connecticut has yet produced and the period of membership was a trying period of our colonial history that of the sanIn May, 1749, he was appointed a Justice of Quorum, guinary French War. and as such had a seat on the bench from the June term 1749 to 1754, when he was appointed Chief Judge, and held thi.'^ office until June 1757.
CHILDREN, BORN IN WINDHAM.

1.
Jonathan, born October
11, 1735,
and died April
3,
1738.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Elizabeth, born July 19, 1738, and died October 4, 1741. Sybbel, born Jvme 30, 1740, and died January 20, 1741-2. Eunice, born September 11, 1742. Jonathan, born August 20, 1745, and died February 15, 1754. Horatio, born June 28, 1755, and died September 17, 1759. Roger, born December 3, 1757.
1. 3. 4. 3. 4.
Eunice (Huntington) Devotion, born September

ham,
Ct.;
11, 1742, in
Wind-
married in 1764 Ebenezer, son of the Rev. Ebenezer Devotion,

third Huntington
making the
who had married

children.
into that family.
1. 2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Ebenezer, born September 27, 1764. John, born December 22, 1766. Jonathan, born January 10, 1769. Eunice, born September 6, 1770. Martha, born January 25, 1773. Elizabeth, born and died December
Louis, born November
17, 1776.
28, 1773.
1. 3. 4. 3. 7.
born December 3, 1757, in Windham, Conn.; marAugust 10, 1780, Susanna Elderkin, of Windham, who He married, for his second died September 2, 1796, aged thirty-five years. wife, November 29, 1798, Wealthan, (1. 3. 4. I. 5. 1.) who died January 20, 1835, and he died November 29, 1835.
Roger Huntington,
ried, for his first wife,
(>28
1.
2.
3.
Jonathan, born May 11, 1781, and died July 14, 178'2. HuLDAH, born November 14, .1782. EuNK'E, born November 8, 1784, and married Oeorge W. Abbe
She died Ajjril 5, 1830, leaving no children. Judith, born October 5, 1786, and died August 29, 1787.
1823.
in
4.
5. 6.
Henry, born May
6,
1789.
28, 1791.
Elizabeth, born June

sister Huldali.
She married, 1815, Ebenezer M.
Johnson, brother of Anson, and resided in Maine with her

(1. 3. 4. 3. 7. 2.)
7.
8.
Joshua, born June 27, 1793, and lived in Windham, where he died March 22. 1862. He never married. Ebenezer, born July 15, 1795, and died October 12, 1796.
1.3.4.3. 7.2.
HuLDAH (Huntington) Johnson,
born November 14, 1782, in WindPlainfield,
ham, Conn.; married, in 1808, Anson Johnson, of sided in Brimswick, Me.
Conn.
They
re-
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Horatio Huntington, born December 10, 1809. Susan Wealth an, born December 15, 1811. Elderkin Roger, born June 4, 1814. Caroline Elizabeth, born April 4, 1818.
1.3.4.3. 7.2. 2.
Susan Wealthan (Johnson) Pendleton, born December
married George Pendleton.
15,
1811;
children.
1.
2. 3.
Ralph. George, married Harriet Baker and had

Virginia. Susan. Lewis.
three children.
4.
5. 6.
7.
8.
9.
Caroline. Ann. Francis.
Edward.
1.3.4.3. 7.5.
Henry Huntington, born
in 1821,
^lay
6,
1789.
He was
a lawyer in Lebanon,
23, 1823,
and afterward
Clarissa Bibbins.
Windham. He married, February He died December 27, 1836.

7-esided in
* *
1. 2.
629
3.
Wallace, born October 2, 1824. Delia Adelaide, born February 10, 1827. Helen Maria, born February 29, 1832,
1852, Elliott P. Cottrell of Hartford.
She died
in
in
Hartford,
September
one child.
23, 1862,
and was buried
Windham.
They had
1. 3. 4. 3. 7. 5. 1.
ried,
October 2, 1824, in Windham, Conn.; marNovember 8, 1846, in Brunswick, Me., Cynthia, daughter of Lemuel and Amy (Bailey) Ward. She was born September 23, 1822, in Brunswick, Me., and died March 20, 1896, in Danbury, Conn.
Wallace Huntington, born
He
was a mechanical draughtsman and pattern maker.

till
He
lived in
Windham, Conn.,
from 1880
1880,
when he moved
to
to Wilton, Conn., in 1888,
where he lived
to Wilton, in
to 1888;
removed
Danbury, Conn.,
back
1900, where he died January 22, 1904.

fishing rods.
In 1881 he manufactured horn
beam
children.
1.
Josephine, born January 6, 1848, in Windham, Conn. She died October 4, 1911, in Norwalk, Conn., and is buried in her native
town.
2.
Samuel Henry,
1.
3.4. 3. 7.5. 1.2.

Samuel Henry Huntington,

Conn.; married,
first,
Windham,
York City, Anna Billings, daughter of Lorenzo Bissel and Julia (Buck) Chapin. She was born September 20, 1852, in New York City, and died January 8, 1884, in Wilton, Conn. He married, second, June 16, 1885, in New York City, Annette Louise, daughter of William Thomas and Sarah Rebecca (Oliver) Mills. She was born December He is a physician and surgeon, a graduate of the Medical Depart16, 1858. ment of Yale University, 1876. He lived in Windham, Conn., until 1877, in Bethlehem, Conn., from 1877 to 1879, in AVilton, Conn., from 1879 to 1890; moved to Norwalk, Conn., in 1890, where he lived in 1915. They are Episcopalians. He is a Mason.
April 17, 1878, in
New
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Edith Chapin, born August
20, 1880. 20, 1887, in
2.
Arthur Frederick,
lives in
born April
Wilton, Conn.
He
Norwalk, Conn.
1.3.4.3. 7.5. 1.2.

Conn.; married, January
7,
1.
20, 1880, in
Edith Chapin (Huntington) Cooke, born August

1907, in Norwalk, Conn.,
Wilton,
Harry
Griffing, son of
630
HUNTINGTON GRNKALOGY.
Samuel Griffing and Cornelia Augusta (Palmer) Cooke. He was born May 30, 1878, in Branford, Conn. Mr. Cooke is a farmer, and they live in Branford, Conn. They are Congregation alists.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Irving Huntington, born February
6,
1908, in Branford, Conn.
Mary Adelpha,
born February 11, 1912, in Branford, Conn.
1.3. 4.3. 7. 5.2.

in
Delia Adelaide (Huntington) Gillette, born February 10, 1827, Windham, Conn.; married, November 15, 1852, in AVindham, Salmon Cone
(iillette.
He was
born
in Colchester,
Conn. Conn.
Mrs.
Gillette died
November
19, 1868, in Colchester,
children.
*
1.
Walter Huntingtox,
Helen Cotrell,
Buffalo,

7,
2.
born March
1860;
N. Y.
She never married.
1. 3. 4. 3. 7. 5. 2. 1.
Walter Huntington Gillette,
born November
1.
12,
1855; married
Julia Elizabeth Williams, and lives in Providence, R.
children.
1.
HoNUR William,
born April
4,
1887,
and died August
16, 1887.
2. 3.
Sarah Elizabeth,
born December
27, 1887'.''
Mary Adelaide,
born December 27, 1887?
1.3.4. 4.
David Huntington,
married, June 30, 1725,
died in
in Windham, Conn., December 6, 1697, and Mary Mason, who was born August 31, 1707. He
born
Windham,
list
in
September, 1871.
in 1735.
ham church
of
members
His wife was enrolled on the AVindShe was a great-granddaughter of Gen.
John Mason.

*
1.
Nathan,
born July 22, 1726.
*
*
2. 3.
4.
5.
Hezekiah, born October 3, 1728. Anne, born November 14, 1730. David, born October 24, 1733, and
died the next day.
Mary, born
6.
7.
and married Richard Abby, of AVindham. They had a son, Mexari, born December 4, 1752. Lydia, born August 29, 1738, and died next day. David, born February 27, 1742-3.
April
2,
1735,
1.
631
3.4. 4.
1.
born July 22, 1726, in Windham, Conn. He married, October 2, 1752, INIary Burley, who died November 24, 1754; he He died in Windmarried, for his second wife, April 15, 1756. Mary Mason.
Nathan Huntington,
ham,
in 1818.
He had joined
the church in 1753.

1.
Olive, born November
8,
175-, and died July 29, 1755.

is
The
last
figure in the year of her birth
omitted in the record.
2.
3.
Olive, born July 19, 1757. Edney, born January 15, 1760,
Franklin, Conn.
an<l
married Uriel Edgerton, of

of
4.
Anna, born January
2,
1762,
and married David Edgerton,
5.
Munson, Mass. Daniel, born December
13, 1764.
6.
Mary,
born November
son,
5,
1766, and married
Jeduthum Symonds.
She had a
Plainfield.
who
lived in
who married
*
7.
a Fitch,
Windham; two daughters, Jerusha, and Mary, who married a Wilbur, of
Nathan, born
in 1776.
8.
Her great-grandLouisa, married William Butler, of Hampton. son, Edward Eugene Fuller, is prominent in the Congregational church, in the state, and fraternal societies, and has been a
long-time a resident of Tolland, Conn.
9.
;
Betsey, born
in 1777,
and died
in 1796.
1.3.4.4.1.2.
Conn.; married
Olive (Huntington) Robinson, born July 19, 1757, in Windham, Asa Robinson, Jr., of Hampton, September 17, 177 7.
children.
1.
2. 3.
Thomas, born August 7, 1779. Whitney, born September 21,
1782.
4. 5.
6.
7.
Oliver, born April 21, 1785. Olive, born March 19, 1788. Lewis, born December 14, 1790. Betsy, born December 26, 1793. Nathan, born August 15, 1796.
jSIary, born February 25, 1800.
8.
1.
3.4.4. 1.5.
13,
Daniel
Huntington, born December
1764, in
Windham, Conn.;
married, April 19, 1786, Merial, daughter of Perez Tracy, of Preston, Conn.
032
Windham, November 21, 1824. His widow, born November 27, March 7, 1857. She had united with the Conchurch in Windham, more than sixty years before her death, and
last,
He
died in
1765, died in Norwich, Conn.,
gregational
found herself, to the
sustained by the hopes and consolations of religion.
CHILDREN.
1.
Philomela born December
30, 1787, married,
September 1806,
Nathaniel Squier, of Ashford, and had ten children.

2.
3.
4.
Merial, born June 3, 1789, and died April 23, 1796. Mason, born February 9, 1791. Betsey, born September 15, 1793, and lived for many years
emj)lary Christian
in the
family of Zalmon Storrs of South Mansfield, and was an ex-
woman.
25,
5.
Marcia Merinda,
1829,
born October
1799; married, in November,
Thomas
Allen of Colchester.
They had two
children,
6.
7.
Thomas, deceased, and Jestina IVIarinda. Eliza, born April 25, 1804 married, March 24, 1844, Cyrus Palmer They had two sons, Daniel Huntington, now dead, of Norwich. and AV alter. Nancy, born August 31, 1807; married, March 26, 1842, Zalmon A. Church, of Norwich. They had two children, Merial Tracy
;
and William A.
1.
3. 4. 4. 1. 5. 3.
born February
9,
Mason Huntington,
ried
1791, in
Windham, Conn.; mar-
March
19, 1812, Sally Parsons.
He
died in 1821.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary
Ann, born
in
1813; married Gilbert Patton of Columbia,

a Mr. Elliott, a missionary, and went
Conn.
2.
Harriet Newell, married

to Illinois.
1.
1797, Sarah (1. 1818, and his
1850.
3.4.4.
He
1. 7. Windham, Conn.; married in Windham, Conn., September,

16,
Nathan Huntington, born

2. 5. 4. 1. 2. 1.).
in 1776, in
died in
widow married Daniel Ashley, of Hampton, Conn., January She died in New York, January 26, 1850.
CHILDREN.
1.
George Washington,
further West.
born in 1800; married, and wont with
his
still
brother William to Norwich, N. Y., and after his death,
2.
633
3.
4.
Marvin, born in 1801 and died in 1815. William, born in 1803. Nathan, born in 1811, and died May
captain.
13,
1840.
He was
a sea
*
*
5.
6.
7.
Lucy Ann, born Marcli 30, 1814. Emily, born May 13, 1816. LuoiAN, born in 1818. He was a seaman, and in 1858 was mate of ship Harvest, sailing out of New Bedford.
first
1.3.4.4.
William Huntington,
Windham,
born
in
1.
;
7.3.
married November
27, 1823, in
1803
Conn., Lucretia Harris, and died August 13, 1831, in Norwich, N.Y.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Marvin William,
Kate, born
in
born September
;
15, 1824.
2.
1826
lived in
Oswego, N. Y.
1.3.4.4.
married November
died in 1898, in
16, 1847, in
1. 7. 3. 1.
born September
Y.,
15.
Marvin William Huntington,

McGraw.
1824, in Conn.;
McGraw, N.
Sarah Maria Bowker, who
He was
a mason by trade.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Kate Adell, born November 29, 1852, Ella Louise, born May 17, 1856. William Arthur, born May 5, 1860.
in
Norwich, N. Y.
1.3. 4.
N.
Y.;
4.
1.7. 3.
1.
2.
17, 1856, in
Ella Louise (Huntington) Holden, born May

married September
live in 18, 1878, in
Norwich,
McGraw, N.
Y.,
Myron Delsen Holden.
They
McGraw.
CHILD.
1.
Seymour Bowker.
1. 3.
4.4. 1.7. 3.
1. 3.
William Arthur Huntington, born May 5, 1860, in Walton, N. Y.; married, first, April 7, 1880, in McGraw, N. Y., Annette Louise, daughter of Lucius Emery and Lydia (Griffitli) Brooks. She was born February 18, 1861, He married, in McGraw, N. Y., and died June 16, 1911, in Monterey, N. Y.
second, October 22, 1912, in Corning, N. Y., Corolee
Hannah, daughter
of
Edgar A. and Minnie (Coye) Barkman. terey, N. Y.
She was born
May
5,
1882, in
Mon-
634
He
1887.
is
is
a Baptist clergyman, and a printer.
He
is
a graduate of Colgate
College in Hamilton, N. Y., 1886, and of Hamilton Theological Seminary in
He
has been pastor of a number of churches
in
New York
State,
and
now
in Freeville,
N. Y., with no
])astorate at present.
CHILDREN.
1.
Sarah Lydia,
June
in
2,
born
May
18,
1882, in
1905, in Bethany, N. Y.,
McGraw, N. Y.; married Edwin Dewey Frost, and lives

1,
Unadilla Forks, N. Y.
7,
2.
3.
Ruth Emma, born April Anna Rose, born July 1,

L. Bills.
1885
;
died February
1903.
married December 22, 1909, Claude They reside in West Walworth, N. Y., where they
1888
1894; lived in Canastota, N. Y.,
4.
were married. Faith Louise, born December

in 1908.
2,
5.
Alonzo Brooks, born February

in 1908.
15, 1898; lived in Canastota,
N.
Y.,
6.
William Marvin,
in 1908.
born June 20, 1902; lived
in Canastota,
N. Y.,
1.3.4.4.
in
1. 7. 5.
born March 30, 1814; married
lived.
Lucy Ann (Huntington) Wheeler,
November, 1831, Stephen AVheeler, of Pomfret, where she June 30, 1836. children.
1. 2.
She died
Jane, born in 1834. Charles, born in 1836.
1.3.4.4.1.7.6.
13, 1816;
Emily (Huntington, Snow) VanVleck, born May

June
1850.
3,
married,
died in
1837, David Snow, a tlour merchant in
New York
City,
who
She married, second, June

living in
15, 1853,
V. VanVleck, a dentist.
They
were
New York
City in 1863.
children, (snow.)
1.
2.
3.
Julia Ann, born March 24, 1838. Fielder Huntington, born January 2, 1841. George Hamilton, born February 20, 1843.
4.
5.
Charles H.
Edward
D., born August 30, 1845. Pye, born September 1, 1849.
child. (VANVLECK.)
6.
Emily Amelia, born
July 14, 1854, and died December
13, 1857.
Three
of the sons served in the
Union Army.
635
1.3.4.4.2.
Hezekiah Huntington, born October
married,
3,
1728, in
Windham
Conn., and
November
28, 1754,
Submit Murdock.
first
He was
in service during the
Revolution, going to Boston with the

major's commission.
troops raised in Connecticut, with a

in the
Seeing the miserable condition of the arms then
he went to Philadelphia and made a proposal to congress, to return to Windham and open a manufactory for repairing muskets, and other arms. On this condition Washington returned his commission, and he served the government many years, in repairing and making arms. He
hands of the
soldiers,
claimed that he was the
first
man
in
America who made a gun.
After exset-
hausting his means in this service, he went to Philadelphia and effected a

paper.
tlement with the government, receiving as his pay, 74,000 dollars of continental
The value
of this suddenly depreciated, so that, to use his

it
own
lan-
guage, a hundred dollars of
was kept many years, in committed, by one of his
would not buy a breakfast. The entire package hopes of its redemption by the govei"nment,and finally
sons, to the flames, after his death.
lived about ten years in Walpole,
He and his wife N. H., but returned to Windham, Conn., about the year 1803, where he died, September 17, 1807; and his wife, April
24, 1808,
aged 74 years.
spoken of as a man of high character and position. At a meeting Governor and Committee of Safety, March 8, 1777, it was agreed that, "whereas Thomas Allen of New London, by authority of.such town, is judged inimical to the liberties of the American States and ought to be removed from said town, therefore, voted, resolved and ordered, that said Allen be sent to the town of Windham, there to abide within the Umits of the first society, under the care and oversight of Major Ebenezer Backus and Capt. Hezekiah Huntington, two of the Committee of Inspection." He was major of the fifth regiment of Militia and in service in Connecticut and Rhode Island.
is
He
of the

*1.
2.
Eunice, born January 3, 1756. Submit, born March'29, 1758, and died October
18, 1759.
*3.
*4.
Gamaliel, born November 28, GuRDON, born April 30, 1763.
1760.
*5.
*6.
*7.
*8.
Submit, born August 8, 1765. Sybbel, born November 22, 1768. Lydia, born August 7, 1775.
Jerusha, born March
7,
1780.
1. 3. 4. 4. 2. 1.
Ct.;
Eunice (Huntington) Ripley, born January 3, 1756, in AVindham, married December 8, 1774, Capt. Ralph Ripley, a grandson of the daughGov. Bradford, of Massachusetts.
ter of
636
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3. 4.
5.
Bradford, born March 18. 1776. Elizabeth, born August 9, 17 78; married, first, a Youngs; second, the Hon. John Baldwin, of Windliam. Christopher, born December 12, 1781. Eliphalet, born October 31, 1784; married November 16, 1817, JuUa Larabee. Eunice, born November 12, 1786; married Horace Lathrop, of
Cherry Valley, N. Y.
6.
7.
Ralph Huntington,
Laura, born July
Mansfield, Conn.
4,

1792;
married Earl Swift, m.d., of South
8.

and
10, 1794;
was a colonel
in the
U.
S.
Army,
later Supt. of the arsenal in Springfield, Mass., and, in 1862,
chief of the ordnance department in the United States service.
1. 3. 4. 4. 2. 3.
Gamaliel Huntington,
in
Windham, Conn.;
married Keturah Armstrong, of Franklin, Conn., February 13, 1782; moved to Walpole after the birth of his first two children, and died there, February
2,
1813, and his wife, 'July
5.
1831.
He was
Col.
a non-cominissioned officer in the battalion under the
command
of
Samuel McClennan during the Revolutionary War.
these children, excepting the three oldest, were born

IN
1.
walpole,
N. H.
Abigail, born
in
in
Windham,
4,
Ct.,
October
11, 1783,
and died single

1!1,
Walpole,
May
1849. 1785, and died single in Walpole, July
2.
Emma,
1808.
born August
7,
*3.
*4.
5.
William, born December 2, 1787. Lucinda, born November 20, 1789. Lydia, born ]\Iay 2, 179-2, and died
1812.
single in Walpole,
October
8,
*6.
7.
Oliver, born October 25, 1794. Laura, born November 13, 1796, and died
1800.
in
Walpole, August 26,

19, 1800.
8.
*9.
Levi, born January 4, 1799, and died August Laurinda, born January 27, 1801.
*10.
*11.
George, born September 3, 1803. Eleanora, born July 23, 1806.
637
1. 3. 4. 4. 2. 3. 3.
William Huntington,
born
in
Leinster,
N. H., DecembtT
2,
1787;
married, Thanksgiving Day, November, 1829,
Mary Drake Leavey, daughter
of Aaron and Sophia Leavey, of Chichester, N. H., and died in Keene, N. H., He lived awhile in East Windsor, Conn. His wife was January 30, 1844. born in Chichester, N. H., July 20, 1810, and died at Lake Village, N. H.,
December
*1.
2.
1,
1854.
children.
Eleanora Bellows, born December 13, 1831. Geor(je Howard, born at Andover, N. H., July
lived in
4,
1833,
and
Madison, Wis.
3.
Elizabeth Armstrong, born at AValpole, N. H., October 20, 1836; married, November 30, 1854, Andrew J, Prescott, an
engineer, at
4.
Mary
Lake Grace, born
Village,
in
N. H.
6,
Walpole, N. H., April
1838.
1. 3.
in
4.4.2. 3.3.
23, 1849,
1.
Eleanora Bellows (Huntington) Burrel,

Andover, N. H.; married, September
])enter of
Horatio N. Burrel, a car-
Lake
Village,
N. H.
children.
1. 2.
July
3,
1850.
3.
Frederic, born September 2, 1854. Eugene, born November 16, 1857.

living, in 1858, in
They were
Oronoco, Olmstead County, Minn.
1.3.4. 4. 2. 3.4.
LuCinda (Huntington) Hicks, born November
20, 1789, in AValpole,
N. H.; married, February 18, 1818, Samuel Hicks, of New Hartford, N. Y. She died October 2, 1820, in New Hartford, and Mr. Hicks died April 8, 1876, Mr. Hicks was a manufacturer and a man of high in New Hartford, N. Y.
;
standing.
an old time Whig, one of the presidential electors for John Quincy Adams, and a lineal descendant of Lion Gardiner, first lord of the
He was
Manor of Gardiner's
Island,
and one of the founders
of
East Hampton, N. Y.
children.
1.
Mary
E., born in
New
Hartford, N. Y.,
November
20, 1818.
2.
LuciNDA Huntington, born June

1.
27, 1820.
3.4.4. 2.3.4.
2.
eJune 27, 1820, in
LuciNDA Huntington (Hicks) MacFarland, born
New
Hartford, N. Y.; married, June 25, 1850, Luther Wheelock MacFarland.
638
born in North Adams, Mass., November
9,
He was
1811, and died in

8.
Hartford, August 11, 1892.

Hartford.
His wife died December
1907, also in
New New
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Elizabeth Sanger, born
Ajjril 13, 1851.

in
2.
Samuel Hicks,
1853.
born in 1852,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; died July
3,
3.
Alice Huntington, born June

ried,
15, 1853, in
Brooklyn, N. Y.; mar-
February
5,
5,
1903, in
New
Hartford, N. Y., Loton Sanford,
son of Isaac
J.
and Mary (Ingersoll) Hunt.

is
He was born
February
1875.
1852, in Utica, N. Y., and was married once before
this marriage.
He
a lawyer, a graduate of Columbia College,
He was
appointed United States Consul to Guelph, Cantill
ada, in 1890, and remained in consular service
1900.
They
are Episcojjalians, and live in Utica, N. Y.

4.
5.
Jessie, died in infancy.
Julia Sherrill, born January
24, 1860, in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
1.3. 4. 4.2.3.4.2.
New
1.
April 13, 1851, in
Elizabeth Sanger (MacFarland) Reed, born
York, N. Y.; married, December 15, 1886, in New Hartford. N. Y., William Marcus Reed. He was born February 2, 1850, in Wilmot, O. Mr.
is
Reed
a merchant, and was treasurer of Stark County, Ohio, and
Mayor
of
Massillon, Ohio, where they
now
live.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Huntington, born January 1, 1888, in Masillon, Ohio. William Sydney, born July 3, 1889, in Masillon, Ohio.
1. 3.
4.4.2.3.
6.
ried
27,
Oliver Huntington, born October 25, 1794, in Walpole, N. H.; marSophia Lane Abbot, March 31, 1835, and died in AValpole, January
1857.
His wife was born in Walpole, July
10, 1808.
children, born in walpole,

1.
n. h.
Edward Lane,
born October
23,
1838.
He was
in
the
Union
2.
3.
4.
Army, and was reported dead, November 1, 1862. Sophia Mary, boin March 17, 1842; and was in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Hartford, Conn., in 1857. Almira Susan, born December 28, 1844; with her sister in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Hartford, Conn. Abby Rebecca, born April 7, 1850; also with her sisters in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Hartford, Conn.
ttUNTINGTON GENKALOGY.
630
1.3.4.4.2.3.9.
Laurinda (Huntington) Conant, born January
N. H.; married,
27, 1801, in
Walpole,
May
7,
1840, William Conant,
and resided
at Bellows Falls,
Vermont.
CHILD.
1.
William
J.
1.3. 4.4.2.3. 10.

(iEORGE Huntington, born September
ried,
3,
1803, in Walpole, N. H.; mar-
Septemlier
5,
1850, Harriet
W.
Kidder, and lived in Walpole.
He
w;ia
and honored with several official posts which he filled acceptably. From 1834 to '37 he was in the state legislature; from 1842 to '47, was high sheriff of the county; in 1850 he was a member of the convention for revising the state constitution; and in 1851 he was one of the governor's
successful in business,
council.
child.
1.
Mary
Kidder, born February
20, 1856, in
Walpole, N. H.
1.3. 4. 4.2. 3. 11.

Eleanora (Huntington) Bellows,
married, October 20, 1831, Isaac F. Bellows.
born July
23, 1806, in
Walpole,
children.
1.
2. 3.
George Huntington. Grace E.
Anna
F.
1.3.4.4.2.4.
ried, in
and
Gurdon Huntington, born April 30, 1763, in Windham, Conn.; marNew London, December 25, 1785, Temperance Williams, (1. 3. 4. 5. 2.), moved to Walpole. N. H., in October, 1789. He was a goldsmith, and
widow removing
to Bloomfield,
died in Walpole, N. H., July 26, 1804, his

1760, in (iroton. Conn.
Ohio, where she died at the age of sixty-three.
May
25, 1823.
She was born
September
5,
children.
AH
*
*
1.
but the
first of this
family were born in Walpole.
The
dates of this
family as reported at diff'erent times are very unlike.
Mary Buckingham,
New
born August
29, 1787.
2. 3.
Marvin, born February 14, 1789. Eunice Ripley, born November 10,
of
1790; married William Palmer
Hartford, N. Y., in 1809, and died in April, 1810.
640
4.
Ralph Ripley,
born in February, 1792, and died single

26,
in
Novem-
ber, 1826, in Kendal, Ohio.

5.
Elizabeth Mason, born February

field,
1794
married, August 29,
1823, Francis Procter, of Manchester, Mass., and lived in Bloom-
Ohio.
6.
7.
Nancy Amanda,
born July
15, 1797,
8.
Joseph Morgan, born December 8, 1799, and December 8, 1833, in New Hartford. N. Y. GuRDON Williams, born July 6, 1804.
died, unmarried,
1.3.4.4.2.4.1.
Mary Buckingham (Huntington) Brown, born August 29, 1787, in Windham, Conn.; married November 9, 1806, in Westmoreland, N. H., He was Ephraim Alexander, son of Ephraim and Hannah (Howe) Brown.
born October 27, 1775, in Westmoreland, N. H.
lived in
Westmoreland, N. H.
He removed
1813, and died there April 7, 1845. North Bloomfield, Ohio. Mr. Brown served several times in the Legislature in his native state. New Hampshire, and, after removing to Ohio, he more than once performed the same service for that State. He was captain of a company of militia, and was promoted to Governor's
He was a merchant, and North Bloomfield, Ohio, in His wife died January 26, 1862, also in
to
Aide, with rank of Colonel.
In 1814, in partnership with his uncle, (Mr.

of Peter C. Brooks, of
Thomas Howe) he purchased
Boston Township, seven,
range four, of the AVestern Reserve, known as Bloomfield. After a short time he assumed entirely the undertaking, and carried it out successfully. He was
a most active and reliable promoter of the " underground railway " during the
years of the Fugitive Slave Law.
children.
1.
Ephraim Alexander,
N.
H.; died
2.
1, 1807, in Westmoreland, North Bloomfield, O. George Washington, born May 25, 1810, in Westmoreland, N. H.; died April 12, 1841, in North Bloomfield, O.
born December
August
10, 1894, in
3.
Mary, born May

February
28, 1812.
9,
4.
5.
6.
1814, in North Bloomfield, O.; married, Warren, O., Julia Ann King [(! 2. 6. 3. 1. 8. 2. 2.),?] He died October 3, 1880, in South Carolina. Elizabeth Huntington, born April 12, 1816 died June 19, 1904, in North Bloomfield. James Monroe, born April 2, 1818, in North Bloomfield, O.; married May 13, 1844, in New Hartford, N. Y., Mary Hicks. He
19, 1842, in
;
Charles, born August
died October 28, 1867, in Massillon, O.

7.
Marvin Huntington,
O.; married,
first,
in
North Bloomfield,
in 1855,
Ann
Creassor; second, in 1883, Mrs.

1,
May
Palmer.
He
died August
1892.
8.
641
O.;
Fayette, born December

January 10, 1910. Anne Frances, born
died April
7,
17, 1823, in
North Bloomfield,
mardied
ried in July 184 7, in Pittsburg, Pa., Cornelia Curtiss.
He
9.
May
30, 1826, in
North Bloomfield, O.
She
1914.
1.3.4.4.2. 4.1.3.
Mary (Brown) Wing,
born
May
28,
1812, in Westmoreland, N. H.;
Bane and Mr. Lucy (Clary) Wing. He was born July 27, 1810, in Wilmington, Vt. Wing was a farmer and a merchant. In May, 1831, he moved to Bloomfield, Mrs. Wing died in the same town DeO., where he died January 1, 1898. cember 15, 1887. Tn 1869 Mr. Wing was elected a member of the House in the Ohio LegisHe served four years in the Civil War, lature, and was re-elected in 1871. was commissioned by President Lincoln, Captain and Assistant Quartermaster He of the United States Volunteers and Brevet Major and Lieut. Colonel. served on the staff of General Dodge, until the taking of Atlanta, and was then ordered to Newbern, N. C, as acting Chief Quartermaster of the district He enlisted of North Carolina, and remained there till the close of the war. in 1861, and was mustered out August 10, 1865. He spent some thirty years of his life as clerk and proprietor in mercanmarried, October 17, 1842, in Bloomfield, O., Joseph Knowles, son of
tile pursuits.
Latterly his pursuits were mainly in agriculture.
CHILDREN, BORN IN BLOOMFIELD, OHIO.

*
1.
Mary Huntington,
born August
18, 1843.
2.
3.
Elizabeth Brown, born December 30, 1844. Virginia Passavant, born November 17, 1846; married June
1869, in Bloomfield, O., Horace Rundlett Cheney.
30,
She died
February
4.
13, 1871, in
Hyde Park, Mass.
George Clary,
4, 1848; educated at Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass., and Harvard College; graduated in Law from Georgetown University. He was for a time chief clerk of the
born April
*
*
41
6. 6.
7.
United States Department of Justice, for three years, one of the Government Attorneys in the Court of Claims, and afterwards, by appointment of Secretary Freylinghuysen, the chief of the This position Diplomatic Bureau in the Department of State. he resigned in May, 1884, to practice law in Cleveland, O., where he has since been occupied accordingly. Francis Joseph, born September 14, 1850. Julia King, born May 7, 1853. Annie Margaret, born March 7, 1857.
042
1.3.4.4.2.4. 1.3.
Mary Huntington (Wing) McAdoo,
June
30, 1869,
1.
18,
born August
City, Ind.
1843; married
at
John
S.
McAdoo,
of
Michigan
CHILD.
She died
Gam-
bier, O.,
March
14, 1893.
1.
Joseph John, born at Bloomfield, O., August 20, 1875; married, December 5, 1907, Alice Snider, of Pittsburg, Pa.; where they now reside.
1.
3.4.4. 2. 4. 1.3.5.
ried,
Francis Joseph Wing, born September 14, 1850, at Bloomfield, ().; marSeptember 25, 1878, Mary Brackett Remington, of Cleveland, O. Mr. Wing was educated at Phillips Academy, and Harvard College; was admitted
bar in 1874, and began practice at Cleveland, O.
to the
While a judge
office
of the
Common
Pleas Court there, he was appointed by President McKinley, judge
of the United States District
Court
for
Northern Ohio, which
he exer-
cised accordingly, but later resigned to resume the general practice of law.
They
reside in Cleveland, O.
children.
1. 2.
3.
Virginia Remington, born October 2, 1881. Marie Remington, born November 8, 1885. Stephanie Remington, born in December, 1889.
1. 3.
4.4. 2.4. 1.3. 5.3.

in
married,
Stephanie Remington (Wing) Kennedy, born March 31, 1909, William McCreery Kennedy.
child.
1.
December, 1889
Stephanie Wing, born February
4,
1914.
1.3.4.
O.; married,
4.
2.4. 1. 3. 7.
7,
Annie Margaret (Wing) French, born March

June
10, 1885,
1857, at Bloomfield,
William Storrs French, of
New
Hartford, N. Y.,
where they now
reside.
children.
1.
2.
Marguerite ]\Iary, born January 31, 1890. Emily Huntington, born July 12, 1891.
1.
3.4.4.2.4.2.
born February 14, 1789, in Walpole, N. H.; marFebruary 14, 1822, in Bloomfield, O., Abigail Cole Goodnough. She was born February 6, 1796, and died October 30, 1827, in Painesville, O.
ried, first,
Marvin Huntington,
C^-i'S
May 11, 1828, in Painesville, O., Silvia Goodrich Harris, N. Y. He lived in East Windsor, Conn., from 1793 to 1811, in New Hartford, N. Y., from 1811 to 1816; then moved to Painesville, O., where he died June 6, 1874.
He
married, second,
of BufPalo,
CHILDREN, EXCEPT THE FIRST TWO OF THIS FAMILY BORN IN PAINESVILLE, OHIO.
*
1.
WERE
*
*
*
2.
3.
4.
5.
Edward Frederick, born November 7, 1823. Edgar Oregon, born January 27, 1825. Henry Goodenow, born September 3, 1826. GuRDON Harris, born December 21, 1828. Francis Hezekiah, born May 2, 1831; died
Painesville, O.
;
July 19, 1834, in
6.
* *
7.
8.
9.
10.
* 11. * 12. * 13.
Sylvia Elizabeth, born April 16, 1833 married, Erie, Penn., Derrick M. Eddy. He died June 2, Eddy died in Painesville, August 8, 1913. Mary Ann, born May 31, 1834. Cornelia Rogers, born April 1, 1836. Harriet Maria, born July 24, 1837. Sarah Bond, born March 25, 1839. Marvin, born November 20, 1842. Ellen Paine, born November 8, 1851. Louisa Peterson, born April 23, 1854.
in 1864, in
189.5.
Mrs.
1.
field,
3.4.4. 2.4.2.
8,
1.
7,
Edward Frederick Huntington,

O.; married,
born November
1823, in Bloom-
She was born August 12, 1822, in Painesville, O., and died August 16, 1860, in Wilmont, Wis. He married, second, November 4, 1860, Elizabeth Hussey. She died in January, 1862, in Wisconsin. He married, third, April 16, 1865, She was born August 10, 1823, in in Glencoe, Minn., Margaret McDougald. Glengarrie, Canada, and died November 23, 1902, in Glencoe, Minn. He was a carpenter and a farmer, and was for many years a trustee of the Catholic Church, of which he was a member.
January
1844, in Racine, Wis., Sarah Brownell.
children.
1.
Mary Emer,
a
born August
17, 1844, in
9,
Benedictine order, October
1869,
Racine, Wis. She joined a and was Mother Superior of
Convent
for fourteen years, then Superior of different missions

;
for about seven years
was connected with
St.
Alexius Hospital,
Bismarck, N. D., for some time.

because of
religion
2.
is
ill
At
the present time, (1910),
health, she
is
not in active service.
Her name
in
Sister Ignatia, O. S. B.
Edward Omer,
September
born August 12, 1847, in Wheatland, Wis.; died
20, 1880, ip Glencoe,
Minn.
644
*
3. 4.
Theresa Ada, born January 12, 1854. Gertrude Frances, born November 16,
1863, in Wbeatland, Wis.
5.
Henry Bernard,
born January
26,
1861, in Wheatland, Wis.;
died September 25, 1879, in Glencoe, Minn.

*
6.
William Dougald,
1.
born January
18, 1866.
3.4. 4. 2.4. 2. 1.3.

born
Theresa Ada (Huntington) Mingo,

Wheatland, Wis.;
mari-ied,
January
12,
1854, in
October
22, 1876, in
Glencoe, Minn.,
Edmond,
son of Jean Baptist and Marguerite (Crete) Mingo.

1852, in Chittenden, Vt.
Mr. Mingo
is
a teacher in the
He was born January 4, common school. He
August 15, 1872; GlenAugust 1, 1877; New Canada, Minn., November 15, 1883; Centreville, Minn., August 16, 1891; Hamel, Minn., August 16, 1899; Hugo, Minn., August 25, 1907. Mrs. Mingo died in St. Peter, Minn., March 10, 1907. She was a Roman
to Cleveland, April 11, 1872; Stewart, Minn.,
moved
coe, Minn.,
C atholic.
children.
1.
Mary Assumpta Theresa,

Minn.; married,
born August
26, 187
7,
in
Glencoe,
May
15,
1904, in Hamel, Minn., Alexander
Aubin, M. D.
2.
They
live in
Hamel, Minn.
in
Mary Ann Gertrude,

died
born July 26, 1879,

16,
Glencoe, Minn.,
March
5,
1893, in Centreville, Minn.

1881, in Glencoe,
3.
Joseph Edmond Francis, born August

Lamottc.
Minn.; married, August 20, 1906, in Centreville, Minn., Agnes
They
live in
Hugo, Minn.
1.
3.4.4.2.
7,
4. 2. 1. 6.
18, 1866, in Glencoe,
William Dougald Huntington, born January

Minn.; married, September
1885, in Glencoe. Minn.,
Annie Mary Schick.
She was born April 28, 1868, in Camden, N. J. They live in Glencoe, Minn., and are Catholics.
children.
1.
2.
3.
Edward Frederick, born October Mary Ann, born June 20, 1889.
28, 1887.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Catherine Mary, born January 5, 1891. George William, born February 2, 1892.
Anna, born October 2, 1893. CuNNKJUNDA, born January
Ignatius
26, 1897.
Omer
Thoaias, born August

Aj)ril 11, 1906.
24, 1899.
8. 9.
Gertrude Lucy,
Frances Clara, born
045
1.3.4. 4.2.4.2.2.
Edgar Oregon Huntington,
O.; married,
February
23, 1848, in Faivport, O.,
and Lydia (Dolliver) Foster. 1890, in East Saginaw, Mich.
27, 1825, in N. Bloomfiekl, Jane Gray, daughter of Lathrop She was born July 30, 1828, and died April 15,
born January
He was a cabinet maker and an architect. They lived in Fairport, O., East Saginaw, Mich., Painesville, O., Jersey City, N. J., and moved to Paterson, N. J., September 1, 1891, where he died September 11, 1895. He attended the Methodist Episcopal Church during the last few years of
his life.
CHILDHEN.
1.
Marvin Lathuop,
November
born March
10, 1849, in Fairport, O.;
married,
22, 1880, in Pâst
Saginaw,
]\Iich.,
Bridget Lynch.
*
*
2. 3.
4.
He died April 12, 1882, in East Saginaw, Mich. George Edgar, born December 7, 1851. Francis Morgan, born June 4, 1854. Eliza Jane, born May 12, 1856, in Painesville, O.;
15, 1857, in Painesville,
died February
O.
in Painesville, O.; died
5.
Lydia Abigail, born

18, 1858.
July 13, 1858,
July
6.
Albert Harris,
ried,
born January
born April
25, 1860, in Painesville, O.; is
mar-
and
lives in Seattle, AVash.

15, 1862, in Painesville,
7.
8.
William Robert, Harry, born July
0.
28.
14, 1864, in Painesville O.; died
February
1890, in East Saginaw, Mich.

9.
Maud
Viola, born February

6,
11,
1871, in East Saginaw, Mich.;
died October
1872, in East Saginaw, Mich.
1.
3.4. 4. 2.4. 2.2.2.

boj-n
George Edgar Huntington,

married,
first,
December
7,
1851, in Fairport, O.;
February 23, 1873, in Forrestville, Mich., Augusta A., daughter He married, second. May 26, of Daniel C. and Mary Ann (Howey) Swayze. She was born January 13, 1869, in 1888, in Omaha, Neb., Hilda J. Peterson. Sweden. He was a train dispatcher, and lived in Fremont, Neb., where he
died July
2,
1909.
He was
an Episcopalian.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Pearl, born December
20, 1878. 21, 1880, in
2.
Norma
lives
A.,
born October
Michigan City,
Ind.,
and
with her sister Pearl.

1889, in Fremont, Neb.
3.
4.
5.
George Wynne, born August 2, 1881. Raymond Arthur, born February 12,
Imo Josephine, born June
9,
1893, in Fremont, Neb.
646
1.3.4.4. 2. 4.2. 2. 2.
1.
20, 1878, in
Pearl (Huntington) Douemus, born December

They
reside in
Saginaw,
Mich.; married April 20, 1897, in Paterson, N. J., William Ransley Doremus.
Mountain Lakes, N.
J.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
4.
Ruth Norma, born September 5, 1898. Lillian, born January 10, 1901. Pearl, born January 10, 1901 died September Arthur Huntington, born January 25, 1903.
;
26, 1901.
1. 3.
4. 4.2. 4. 2. 2. 2. 3.
born August 2, 1881, in Michigan City, January 1, 1907, in Ashtabula Harbor, Mary Cordelia, daughter She was born March 31, of Clarence Eugene and Minnie (Bruce) Gaboon. She resides in Ashtabula, O., where her husband died 1882, in Freeport, 111. June 29, 1912, CHILDREN.
Ind.; married,
1.
George Wynne Huntington,
Wynne Eugene,
born
May
5,
1908.
27, 1910.
2.
Frederick Bruce, born October
1.3.4.4. 2.4. 2.2.3.

Francis Morgan Huntington, born June
married, June 18, 1877, in Paterson, N.
J.,
4,
1854, in Painesville, O.;
Prudence, daughter of Samuel and

27, 1849, in Paterson,
Mary Ann (Drew)
Lair.

J.,
N.
J.
He was
City,
a telegrapher, and lived in Painesville, O., East Saginaw, Mich,, Jersey

J,,
N.
and Paterson, N.
first
whei-e he died, February
7,
1903.
He was
Methodist, and the

the Wesley
of 1891.
meeting, which later resulted in the organization of

J.,
M.
E. Church in Paterson, N.
also
was held
at his
home,
in the fall
one of the organizers of the church, was its first Sunday School Superintendent, and held that position from the early part of 1892 to October, 1898. He was also one of the Church Trustees for a number of years.
He was
children.
1. 2.
May, born December 3, 1879, in Jersey City, N. J. John Marvin, born September 7, 1881, in Jersey City, N. J.; married,
October
3,
1912, in Paterson, N.
J.,
Jessie Elvira, daughter
of William
Andrew and Martha (Van Kirk) Leather. She was He is a clerk and born November 2, 1883, in Paterson, N. J. stenographer; lived in Jersey City, N. J., and moved to Paterson, They are N. J., in September, 1891, where he now resides.
Methodists, and Mr. Huntington
is
President of the
Ep worth
League, elected
in
May,
1912.
1.
647
3.4.4.2.4.2.
2. 7.
William Robert Huntington, born April 15, 1862, in Painesville, Ohio; married September 7, 1892, in Saginaw, Mich., Anna Louise, daughter She was born Septemof Frederick and Wilhelmina (Buclitekirche) Meyers.
ber 24, 1872, in Hamburg, Germany.
He
is
a contractor, and
moved
to Detroit, Mich., in 1893, to Cleveland,

lives, in 1910.
O., in 1898,
and
to Kirkland,
Wash., where he now CHILD.
1.
William Meyers,
born February
26, 1906, in Cleveland,
Ohio.
1.3.4.4.2.4. 2.3.
Henry Goodenow Huntington,
ville, O.;
born September
3,
1826, in Painesof
married, April
1,
1862, in Painesville, O.,
Hannah Jane, daughter
Armstrong and Jane (Reeder) Hamilton. She was born, October 28, 1837, in He was a carpenter, and lived Edinboro, Pa., and died November 12, 1905. in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana, and lUinois, and from April 1, 1862, to April He died in Painesville, December 19, 1902. 1, 1878, in Concord, O. They were members of the Christian Church, and Mr. Huntington was Elder for twenty years, and honorary elder for two years until the time of his
death, taking the office of elder in 1880.
children, born in concord, OHIO.

1. 2.
3.
Abigail Jane, born January 14, 1863. Kittie Nancy, born October 28, 1864; married. May 18, 1893, in They live in Perry, O. Painesville, O., Henry George Norton. Eleanor Reeder, born October 21, 1866 died February 2, 1904,
;
* 4.
Youngstown, O. Francis Marion, born March

in
3,
1869.
1. 3. 4.
4.2. 4. 2.
3. 4.
Francis Marion Huntington, born March 3, 1869, in Concord, O.; married, first, December 31, 1890, in Painesville, O., Tydirl, daughter of D. T.
Davis.
18, 1867, in
Youngstown, O.
1,
He
married,
second, Viola Stanhope, in Painesville, O., where she was born.
He was
member
a farmer and a teamster, and on AjDril
1878,
11,
moved from Con1911.
cord, O., to Painesville, O.,
where he died February

child.
He was
of the Christian Church.
1.
Abby, born November
30,
1891, in Painesville, O.
She lived
in
Cleveland, O., in 1912.
648
1. 3. 4.
4. 2. 4. 2. 4.
born December 21, 1828, in Painesville,
GuRDON Harris Huntington,

Ohio.; married,
of
first,
.January
4,
1855, in Green, Ohio, Selina Listen, daughter
Samuel and Sarah (PMdy) Cowden.

3,
22, 1826,
and
8,
died September
He
married, second, October
1860, in Painesville, O.,
Amanda A. Cowden,
a sister of his first wife.
She
was born January 26, 1834. Mr. Huntington was a carpenter, of a very fine and prepossessing appearHe died Deance, one of nature's noblemen, and honored the name he bore. cember 12, 1912, in Painesville, O., mourned by a large circle of friends.
CHILDREN, BORN IN PAINESVILLE, OHIO.

1.
Selina Cowden, born January
24, 1856.
She and her stepmother
lived in Painesville, Ohio, in 1912.

2.
Laura Tinan,
born January 14, 1858, and died
May
5,
1879.
1. 3. 4. 4. 2. 4. 2. 7.
Mary Ann (Huntington)

ville, O.;
Scranton, born May
married, April 27, 1859, in Painesville, O., Charles Henry, son of
Benjamin and Samantha (Crawford) Scranton. He was born September 16, 1827, in Camden, N. J. He was a harness maker, and lived in Painesville, O., He Marysville, Cal., and Brockport, N. Y., where he died August 12, 1902. was a Methodist.
CHILDREN,
1.
Fanny Maria,
October
born
May
16,
1860, in Painesville, O., married,
19, 1881, in
Brockport, X. Y., Richard Elias Garrison.
They
2.
May
live in Brockport, N. Y. Louise, born October 23, 1864, in Brockport, N. Y.; married, August 17, 1887, in Brockport, X. Y., Wilson Henry jMoore.
They
3.
live in
Brockport, N. Y.
Grace Huntington,
1867, in Brockport,
born March
15, 1867,
and died August
3,
N. Y.
1.
3.4. 4.2.4.2. 8.
April
1,
Cornelia Rogers (Huntington) Greer, born

ville, O.;
1836, in Paines-
married, October 22, 1856, in Painesville, O., William Franklin, son Caroline (Blair) Greer.
of
died February 10, 1875, in Painesville.
He was born August 12, 1835, and Soon after his marriage Mr. Greer made his home on the northern portion of the Samuel Huntington farm. Here his children were born, and here he died.
Thomas and
CHILDREN.
1.
649
Colbert Huntington, born

ville,
April
20,
1858; lives in
Paines-
O.
2.
Mary Huntingtox,
bula, O.
born August
6,
1863; married, February 11,
1890, in Painesville, O., Burritt B. Seymour.
He
lives in
Ashta-
Mrs. Seymour died July 22, 1906.
1.3.4.4.2.4.
Painesville, O.;
2. 9.
born July 24, 1837, in
Painesville,
Harriet Maria (Huntington) Acheson,

married, December
1,
1863, in
Adam,
son of
born April 27, 1817, in Dunsilly, County Antrim, Ireland, and Avas married once before this marriage. Mr. Acheson was a stove manufacturer, and died in Erie, Penn.. August 14,
1905. He was a vestryman in the Episcopal church Acheson died March 27, 1908, in North East, Pa.
for
William and Elizabeth (Agnew) Acheson.
He was
many
years.
Mrs.
CHILDREN.
1.
Maria Huntington,
He
ried, April 15, 1902, in Erie, Penn.,
(Rees) Benedict.
5, 1865, in Painesville, O.; marJoseph Melville, son of Joseph and Electra graduated from Union College in 1866, and from Berk-
born March
eley Divinity School, Middletown, Conn., in 1869.
He was
an Episcopal
clergyman, and died December
22, 1907.
Mrs. Benedict lives in North East,
Penn.
*
2.
Sarah Huntington,
1. 3. 4. 4. 2. 4. 2. 9. 2.
Sarah Huntington (Acheson) Sullivan,
born August
31, 1867, in
Erie, Pa.; married, July 23, 1891, in Erie, Frederick William, son of
Abram
and Jane (Dodsworth) Sullivan. He was born September 13, 1865, in AVest Millcreek, Penn. Mr. Sullivan is in the milk, cream and ice cream business. He moved from Erie, Penn., to Battle Creek, December 5, 1907, where he now resides. He was a vestryman in Trinity (P. E.) Church in Erie, Penn., and is now vestryman in St. Thomas Church in Battle Creek, Mich.
CHILDREN, born IN ERIE, PA.

1. 2.
3.
Frederick William, born May 25, 1895. Sylvia Harris, born June 8, 1897. Ralph Acheson, born December 15, 1898.
1.3.4.4.2.4.
Marvin Huntington,
ried,
2. 11.
born November 20, 1842, in Painesville, O.; marJuly 30, 1868, in Painesville, Ellen Cyrene, daughter of William Henry Harrison Elias. She was born April 3, 1845.
650
He
(1915.)
died April
5,
1900, in his native town, where his
widow
still
resides,
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Ralph Elias, born June Kate Ella, born August
23, 1869.
20, 1873.
1.
3. 4. 4. 2. 4. 2. 11. 1.
born June 23, 1869, in Painesville, O.; naarOctober 14, 1902, in PaiuesvUle, Annette May, daughter of Calvin and Jane (Burns) Barnes. She was born December 18, 1877, in Painesville. He
ried,
is
Ralph Elias Huntington,
a seedsman, and grower, and lives in Painesville, Ohio.
CHILD.
1.
Ruth Annette,
born October
15, 1906.
1. 3. 4. 4.
2.4. 2. 12.
born November
8,
Ellen Paine (Huntington) Kenny,

Painesville, O.; married in 1874, in Painesville,
1851,
of
in
Eugene Omar, son
and Phoebe (Haywood) Kenny. He was born in Geneva, N. Y., in was in the hardware business. He died December 26, 1908, in Painesville.
George 1852, and
children.
1.
Eva
Louise, born
May
9,
1875; lives in Painesville, O.

9,
2.
Florence Huntington, born February

1911.
1888; died
March
19,
3.
Herbert Huntington, born December
2,
1892; lives in Akron, O.
1.
3.4. 4.2. 4.2. 13.

23, 1854, in Paines1,
Louisa Peterson (Huntington) Way, born April

ville, O.;
John Huldah (Ellsworth) Way. He was born October 6, 1848, in Concord, O. He is a civil engineer, and lived in Ohio till 1877, in Texas till 1883, He in California till 1884, then in Sydney, N. S. W., Australia, up to 1908. Mrs. Way died January 22, 188.3, in Corsicana, is now in New Zealand. Texas. He is a 32d degree Mason, and a great traveler.
married, April
1879, in Denison, Texas, Allen Jay, son of
Chisholin and
Louise Eva, born January 12, 1883, in Corsicana, Tex.; married, August 6, 1903, in Dayton, O., Harry Barnett Walker. They
live in Erie,
Penn.
651
1.3.4.4.2.4.
Nancy Amanda (Huntington) Harris,
pole,
6.
born July 15, 1797, in Wal-
N. H.; married, November

in 1796.
]Mr.
18, 1819, in Painesville, O.,
Milo Harris.
of 1812.
He
en-
was born
listed
Han-is was a cabinet maker, and served in the
War
He
from Buffalo, N. Y.
He
died October 31, 1882, and his wife July 24,

Methodists.
They were
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Eunice Huntington, born August 31, 1820. Albert Huntington, born May 1, 1827; married
Eliza Duncan.
1.3. 4.4.2. 4. 6. 1.
Eunice Huntington (Harris) Palmer, born August
Painesville, O.; married in April, 1840, in Painesville,
31, 1820, in
Jerome Palmer.
He
was born January
Conn., and died April 24, 1884.
children.
1.
Sarah Amanda,
born February 20, 1841, in Bloomfield, O.; living in Plainfield, N. J., and was a teacher of music.
is
2.
3.
Cassius Clay, born November 21, 1845. Thomas Floyd, born January 3, 1851, in
Helerf Barrett.
Painesville, O.; married
He
died April
6,
1883.
1. 3. 4. 4.
married,
2.4.6.
1.
2.
Cassius Clay Palmer, born November 21, 1845, in Painesville, O.; November 10, 1868, in San Francisco, Cal., Martha Ella, daughter of Timothy and Mary Etta (Morrison) Sargent. She was born February 6, They live in New York City, N. Y. 1850, in Lawrence, Mass.
children.
1.
Mary
2.
3.
4.
Eunice, born November 3, 1871, in San Francisco, George Harris, born August 24, 1876, in Oakland, Cal. Alma Ella, born April 23, 1880, in Oakland, Cal. MiLO, born in Railway, N. J.; died in infancy.
Cal.
1.
3.4.4.2.
4. 8.
6,
Gurdon Williams Huntington,

ary
6,
born July
1804
married, in
New
Hartford, N. Y., September 27, 1832, Bricea

1812.
Ann
Smith,
who was born Febru-
in Canton, Stark Co., Ohio.
He was engaged in a railroad and express agency, and resided He and his wife were members of the Episcopal
March
11, 1877.
church.
He
died in Canton, Ohio,
652
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Alfred Smith, born September 27, 1833. Sarah Louisa, born October 9, 1835.
3.
4.
5.
Mary Elizabeth, born August 16, 1837. Morgan Gurdon, born January 30, 1840.
Julia Ann, born April
30, 1842,
and died March
9,
1847.
1.3.4. 4.2.4.8.
1.
Alfred Smith Huntington, born September 27, 1833, in Bloomfield, Ohio; married, January 23, 1866, in Canton, Ohio, Kate Cornelia, daughter of Lorenzo Miles and Mary (Marshall) Whiting. She was born January 10,
1846, in Canton, O.,
ington died in the same city
and died April 10, 1903, in Pittsburg, Pa. December 30, 1906.
Mr. Hunt-
THESE children WERE BORN IN CANTON, OHIO, AND WERE ALL MEMBERS OF ST. PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THAT CITY.
1.
2.
3.
IvANHOE Whiting, born August 22, 1867. Frances Whiting, born .January 31, 1870. Kate Whiting, born November 23, 1872.
4.
Anne Whiting,
1908, in
JST.
born September
8,
1874;
married October
10,
Y. City, Ralph Benton Scott.
They
live's
reside in
New
York.
5.
6.
Grace Whiting, Nelle Whiting,

1.
born September
born August
9,
8,
1874
in
N. Y.
City.
1875; lives in Canton, O.
3.4. 4.2. 4. 8.4.

30, 1840, in
Morgan Gurdon Huntington, born January

O.; married.
Oneida
Mills,
Canton, O., Amelia Dorothy, daughter of John Charles and lloseanna (Keller) Bockius, Slie was born March 10, 1840.
22, 1872, in
May
He was
to
a banker,
Georgetown,
Col., in 1880, to
and moved from Canton, O., to Hays, Kan., in 1877, Hays, Kan., in 1885, and to Del Norte, Col.,
1896, and died in Del Norte,
He
May 17, War
1899.
as Captain of Co. B, 162d Regiment,
Ohio National Guard Infantry; enlisted May, 1864. They were Episcopalians. Mrs. Huntington was living in Freeport, 111., in 1909.
child.
*
1.
John Gurdon,
born March
1,
1873.
1.3.4.4.
John Gurdon Huntington,
rietl,
2. 4.8. 4. 1.
born March
1,
1873, in Canton, O.; mar-
December
9,
1901, in Denver, Col., Sybil, daughter of
Thomas Benton
and Mary Ferris (Crooker) Rinehart.
Effingham,
III.
653
13, 1873, in
She was born March
He
is
a mining and
civil
engineer, and
moved
to
Del Norte,
Col., in 1892,
to Cripple Creek, Col., in
1899, to Saguache, Col., in 1903, to Victor, Col., in
1906, to Farrell, Nevada, where he
now
lives, in 1915.
He
is
a graduate of
St.
John's School, Salina, Kan., 1890.
They
are
Episcopalians.
CHILD.
1.
MoKGAN GuRDON,
born August
26, 1909, in
Reno, Nev.
1.3. 4. 4.2. 5.
married, September
Submit (Huntington) Smith, born August 8, 1765, in Windham, Conn.; 1, 1783, Minor Smith, of Windham, who died January 23,
j\Irs.
1823, in the sixty-fourth year of his age.
Smith died December
22, 1856.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Alathea, born in 1784; died in 1802. Parthena, born June 27, 1786; married Joseph
Lucy, married, first, Luther D. Leach, second, Harry FuUer, of Hampton.
of
(1. 3. 4. 1. 5. 4.).
3.
Hampton, Conn., and,
4.
5.
Henry, married Jane Campbell,

LucRETiA, married,
first,
of
Cherry Valley, N. Y.
Clark Burnett, of Canterbury, Conn., and
second, a Mr. Buckingham, of Norwalk, Ohio.

6.
7.
Hezekiah Huntington, who died in infancy. Hezekiah Huntington, married Diantha Hale, and
resided in
8.
Two Rivers, Wis. Edmund, married Harriet

Salem, Mass.
Coats, of
Lyme, and was a man
of large
wealth and excellence of character.
He

lived in Cleve-
9.
Edwin, married Amanda Frink,

land, Ohio.
of
Windham, and
10.
Julia, married Joseph Hyde, of Lebanon, Conn., and went to

FriendsvUle, Pa.
11.
Sophia, married Lorenzo A. Kelsey,
of Cleveland, O.
1.
3.4. 4. 2.
6.
22, 1768, in
Sybbel (Huntington) Ripley, born November

Conn.; married, January 12, 1792, Nathaniel Ripley, of
Windham, Windham, Conn., and
removed
to
Middlebury, Vt., where she died March
8,
1813.
CHILDREN.
1.
Samuel Painter,
born December
18,
1792,
and died April
10,
1857, in Charleston, S. C.
654
2.
Julia, born October
18, 1794;
married Jonas Rice, of Bridport, Vt.,

13, 1797,
3.
November 29, 1837. William Young, born December

See record
1. 3. 4. 5. 3. 3. 1. 1.
and lived
in Rutland,Vt.
4.
5.
Erastus, born November 23, 1801, and died May 29, 1802. Laura, born July 9, 1804; married the Rev. Nelson Barbour. She
died May 8, 1846, in Dummerston, Vt. Elizabeth, born August 10, 1806; married the Rev. John Stocker, and died in Muscatine, Iowa, March 11, 1851.
6.
7.
George Huntington,
1.3.4. 4.2. 7.
Lydia (Huntington, Houston) Jackson, born August 7, 17 75, in Windham, Conn.; married in 1 794, James L. Houston, of Windham, Ct. They
lived in Middlebury, Vt., vphere he died
May
8,
1831.
January
26, 1832,
Nathan Jackson, and died January

CHILDREN.
(Houston).
23, 1843, in
She married, second, Brandon, Vt.
1.
Henry
Uved
A., born in 1799,

S.,
and
lived in Wisconsin.
2.
Jerusha
in
born October
31, 1806;
married Asahel Hubbard, and

married John F. Goodell, and
Whiting, Vt.
15, 1810;
3.
Mary
Ann, born January
lived in Sudbury, Vt.
1.3.4.4.2.8.
Jerusha (Huntington) Sherrill,
Ct.;
born March
7,
1780, in
Windham,
married, January 31, 1802, in INIiddlebury, Vt., Jacob Sherrill.

12, 1771, in
He was
17,
born February
1852, both in
East Hampton, L.
18*38,
I.
Mrs. Sherrill died January 20, New Hartford, N. Y.
and her husband died October
CHILDREN, BORN IN
1.
NEW HARTFORD,
N. Y.
2.
*3.
4.
A Son, died in infancy, 1802. Julia, born August 21, 1803; died Septeujber Julia, born March 14, 1805.
Lewis Huntington, born December
14, 1807.
1,
1804.
24, 1806;
died
December
*5.
6.
*7.
Esther, born January 10, 1809. James Huntington, born May Laura, born June 29, 1813.
7,
1811; died
August
16, 1817.
*8.
*9.
*10.
Henry, born September 15, 1815. Harriette, born September 28, 1817. Emily, born March 25, 1819.
*11.
12.
655
Caroline, born February

1854, Elizabeth Brace.
13, 1821.
25, 1825;
James Huntington, born January
married August 30,
He
1.
N. Y.; married, October Mrs. Butler died August
3,
3.4.4. 2. 8.3.
14, 1805, in
Julia (Sherkill) Butler, born Mardi

22, 1878, in Sauquoit,
New
Hartford,
1844, in her native town,
Chauncey Sage Butler.
N. Y.
CHILD.
1.
Julia Henrietta, born May
23, 1850, at Sauquoit,
N.
Y.\ never
married, and lives in Utica, N. Y.
1. 3. 4. 4. 2. 8. 5.
Esther (Sherrill, Cadwell) Higby,
born January
10,
1809, in
New
Hartford, N. Y.; married, August 31, 1831, Dr.

3,
Edward C. Cadwell, who
died August
1841, in
Monticello, Fla.
1847, Joseph Higby,
who
died
May
8,
1853, in
She married, second, October 12, New Hartford. Mrs. Higby
died in April, 1891.
children,
1.
(cadwell).
2.
Henry Sherrill, died in infancy. Laura Sherrill, born November

Miller, in
18, 1835;
married Samuel F.
in Monticello, Fla.;
3.
Edward
died
No. Franklin, N. Y., in 1854. Sherrill, born December 24, 1841,

9,
March
1842.
1.
3.4.4.2. 8.7.
born June 29, 1813,
in
Laura (Sherrill) Caton,

N.
in
Y.;
New
Hartford,
19,1812,
married, July 28, 1835, John

Y.,
Dean Caton.
111.
He was born March
Monroe, N.
and died
in
Chicago,
Mrs. Caton died November 20,
1892.
Pie became judge of the Illinois Her husband was an eminent jurist. Supreme Court in 1842, was made chief justice in 1855, and resigned in 1864. He traveled extensively through Europe, China and Japan, and wrote "A Summer in Norway" (Chicago, 1875), "Antelope and Deer of America" (New
Y'ôrk,
1877), and ''Miscellanies" (Boston, 1880).
He
contributed largely to
"The American
Naturalist" and other scientific journals.
children.
1.
*2.
3.
Charles Edward, born June 16, 1842; died March Caroline Sherrill, born April 14, 1844.
22, 1847.
Arthur
J.,
born January
111.
8,
1851; married.
May
10, 1876, Delia
Spencer, of Chicago,
*4.
Laura May,
born
May
1,
1853.
65fi
1.3.4.4.2.
ried
in
8. 7. 2.
Caroline Sherrill (Caton) Williams, bora April 14, 1844; CarDecember 11, 1867, Norman Williams. He was born February 1, 1835,
Vt.,
Woodstock,
Mrs. Williams
lives in
and died June 19, 1899, Washington, D. C.
at
Little
Boars Head, N. H.
CHILDREN.
1.
Laura Caton,
ritt.
born April
6,
1871; married General

C.
Wesley Mer-
They
live in
Washington D.
23, 1873;
2.
Norman, born February

Chicago,
111.,
married Joan Clialmers, of

child.
in 1902.
They have one
3.
4.
Caroline Caton, born May 8, Mary Wentwortii, born May

1. 3. 4. 4. 2.
1875; died
13, 1878.
May
26, 1876.
8.7.4.
May
1,
Laura May (Caton) Towne,

1876, Charles E.
lives in
born
1853; married,
3,
May
11,
Towne.
III.
Mrs. Towne died November
1891.
Mr. Towne
Evanston,
CHILDREN.
1.
Caton, born May
9,
1878; died July
2,
1891.
2.
3.
John Deane, born January 3, Norman, born May 13, 1883.

last
1882.
The
111.
two are both married and have children, and
live in
Evanston,
1.
3. 4. 4.2. 8. 8.
15,
Henry
Sandy
Hill,
Sherrill, born September

4,
1815, in
New
111.
Hartford, N. Y.;
married, September
1839,
Mary
Sherrill.
She was born
May
Mr.
17, 1816, in
N. Y., and died June
17, 1888, in Lisbon,
Sherrill died
July 11, 1889.
children.
*1.
2.
Ella Mary,
born December 29, 1841. Nellie, born December 12, 1854.
*3.
Caroline Jerusha, born May
31, 1858.
1. 3. 4.
David Burry.
4.2. 8.8.
1.
Ella Mary (Sherrill) Burry,
born December 29, 1841; married
children.
1.
2. 3.
Henry, was married, and is dead. Mae, married Otto Rathenberg; lives
in
Chicago,
111.
111.
Jessie, married a Mr. Bean; lives in Park Ridge, one child, who died when three years old.
They had
1. 3. 4. 4. 2. 8. 8. 3.
657
Caroline Jerusha (Sherrill) Burry, born May

James Burry, m.
d.
31, 1858;
married
Mrs. Burry
lives in
Chicago,
111.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
James. Jerusha.
3.
Mary.
Emily.
1. 3. 4. 4. 2. 8. 9.
4.
Harriette (Sherrill) Butler,

Hartford, N. Y.; married.
born
September
28, 1817, in
New
May
12, 1853, in
New
Hartford, N. Y., Francis,
son of Eli and Rachel (Kellogg) Butler.
New
He was born December 23, 1808, in Mr. Butler was a merchant, and lived all his life in New Hartford, He died November 21, 1889, and his wife died December 25, 1887, in New Hartford. They were Presbyterians.
Hartford.
children.
1.
2.
Morgan, born April 28, 1856; died May Emily Huntington, born September 1,
1,
1856.
1858.
1.3. 4. 4. 2.8.9.2.
Emily Huntington (Butler) Terry, born September
1,
1858, in
New
Hartford, N. Y.; married, September 28, 1880, in
New
Hartford, Israel
Newton, son of James Pease and Catherine (Matson) Terry. He was born February 20, 1851, in South Weymouth, Mass. He was a Presbyterian clergyman, a graduate of Amherst, 1871, of the Hartford Theological Seminary, He lived in South Weymouth, 1875, Union Theological Seminary, 1876. Mass., and in Lyme, Conn., then in New Hartford, from 1876 to 1893; in Utica, N. Y., from 1893 to 1908, where he died July 16, 1908. He was pastor of the Presbyterian Church in New Hartford, from 1876 to 1890; was assistant in the Westminster Church in Utica, N. Y., seven years, then pastor four years, 1904 to 1908. He was a member of the Mayflower Society and Sons of the Revolution. Mrs. Terry lives in Utica, N. Y.
child.
1.
Frank, born and died July
2,
1882.
1.3.4.4. 2.8. 10.

Emily (Sherrill) Fames, born March
N.
Y.; married, 25,
1819, in
New
Hartford,
September
in 1897.
3,
27, 1815,
and died
Henry F. Eames, who was born January Mrs, Eames died in February, 1890.
1839,
42
658
CHILDREN.
1.
Laura Shekrill,
born
Jiily 19, 1840;
died the same day.
9
3. 4.
5.
Emily Sherrill, born November Frederick Henry, born October
17, 1842.
12, 1844; died March 12, 1840. IIarriette Sherrill, born April 4, 1847; died the same day. Frederick Sherrill, born July 22, 1850; married, February 18,
1879, Isabel Penton Porter.

6.
7.
Frances Julia, born November 7,18.53; died December 31,1860. James Huntington, born November 18, 1855, and died the same
day.
1.3.4.4.2.8. 10.2.
Emily Sherrill (Fames) MacVeagh, born November 17, 1842; married, October 2, 1866, Franklin MacVeagh. He was born November 22, 1839. He graduated from Yale College in 1862, and from the Columbia Law School in 1864. He was then admitted to the bar of New York, and practiced
for a short time in
New York
City.
Later he engaged in business as a wholecitizen.
sale grocer in Chicago, of
which city he became a prominent
He
was,
at
one time, president of the Civil Service Reform League of Chicago.

for
In
1894 he was nominated by the Democratic State Convention

in the
Senate of the United States.
membership But the Legislature was carried by the
Republicans.
He was
Secretary of the Treasury during the administration of
President Taft.
children.
1.
2. 3. 4.
5.
Mary, born and died October 24, 1867. Eames, born February 23, 1871; a. b. Harvard, 1895. Edith, born November 15, 1873; died March 28, 1882. Donald, r born October 6, 1875; died in infancy. ^ Frederici CK, >
1.3.4.4.2.8.11.
Caroline (Sherrill) Churchill, born February
Hartford, N.
Churchill died
Y.; married,
13,
1821, in
New
IVIrs.
December, 1851, William C. Churchill.
May
11, 1890.
children.
* *
1.
Francks Caroline, born February
5,
1853.
10, 1S55.
2. 3.
Willard Huntington,
born November
4.
5.
Cornelia Sherrill, born March 4, 1858. James Sherrill, born August 20, 1860; died in 1908. Grace Huntington, born September 29, 1863; married Henry Lorillard Cammann. They live in Greenwich, Conn.
659
1.3.4.4.2.
8. 11. 1.
Frances Caroline (Churchill) Riggs, born February 5, 1853 married September 20, 1871, Henry B. Riggs. She died March 4, 1885.
;(;0
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Mason, Joseph
died single.
B.,
married November
28, 1814,
Lucy Lord Avery,

aged thirty-nine,
in
I
Norinfer
wich, Conn.
She died July
26, 1833,
from a record on a gravestone

lot.
in the old
Norwich City burying
3.
4.
5.
Fanny, died single in Columbia, Conn. Tryphosa, died in 1775, in her ninth year. Tryphosa, died single.
1.3.4.5.
Solomon Huntington,
born
in
married, October 31, 1727, Mary, daughter of
Buckingham, and granddaughter of ingham of jNlilford, Conn. She was born June 5, 1705, and died September 1778. Mis name occurs fre(iuently on the town records. He died April
1752.
Windham, Conn., February 6, 1700, and Thomas and Margaret (Griswold) Rev. Thomas and Esther (Ilosmer) Buck17, 31,
1863.
Another record we have seems to differ from that found in our memoir of As follows: "Solomon Huntington married Anne, daughter of Samuel and Zerviah (Babcock) Buckingham, granddaughter of James Babcock of Babcock's Hill, Conn. As there are no dates given we cannot tell whether
he had one or two wives.

1.
2.
.Solomon, born November 24, 1728, and died January 2, 172!*. Margaret, born April 8, 1730, and married first, a i\Ir. Tracy of
Groton, Conn.,
who
fell
a sacrifice to a
wound received
in the
* 3.
4.
She had by him one son, Solomon, who lived in Middlebury, Vt. She married, second, a i\Ir. Williams, by whom she had several children, one of whom was Temperance, born September 5, 17tiO, in Groton, Conn., who married Gurdon (1. 3. 4. 4. 2. 4.) Zerviah, born February 24, 1732-3. Rebecca, born June 7, 1735, and married a Mr. llolbrook of They had a daughter, Rebecca, and a son, Columl)ia, Conn.
attack on Fort Griswold by the traitor Arnold in 1781.
Abel.
5.
Solomon, born October
11),
1737.
6,
6.
Temperance, born October
1739; married William Edwards of
Covdntry, and lived in Guilford, Vt.
They had two
sons and
one daughter, who went west.

*
*
7.
Mary,
born October
8,
1741.
2,
8.
Lydia, born November
1744.
661
1. 3. 4. 5. 3.
Zerviah (Huntington) Youngs, born February

November
12, 1754,
24,
1732-3; married,
a soldier in
John Youngs,
during the
the Continental
Army
Windham, Conn. Revolutionary War.

of
He was
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary,
2.
married Samuel Cook. Annie, married Frederick Manning.
3.
4.
5.
William, born March 5, 1759. Zerviah, married Alfred Bingham. David, married Elizabeth Proby. He was
a sea captain, and
William Proby Youngs, of Washington, was his son.

6.
7.
Sarah, married Harry Buck. John, was captain of a privateer, was taken prisoner and sent the Sandwich Islands, and died there at seventy-two years
age.
to
of
1.3.4.5.3.3.
William Youngs,
They
resided in
it is
born March
5,
1759, in
Windham, Conn.; married,
in
1779, Mary, daughter of Josiah Manning.
where,
said,
She was born November 23, 1762. Norwich until 1791, and then removed to INIiddlebury, Vt., they were the first settlers, and among the first to welcome
the "Methodist preachers."
to Leicester, Vt., in 1833; then they
Mr. Youngs was a Revolutionary soldier. They moved from Middlebury went to Plattsburg, N. Y., to reside with
their daughter, Mrs.
Addoms, where Mr. Youngs died August
8,
1836, and his
wife
June
*
2,
1842.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Jeannett, born December 25, 1780. A Daughter, born November 20, 1783, and lived only six days. Faith, born November 27, 1784, in Windham, and died November
13, 1885.
4.
Alpheus, born June

1786.
23, 1786, in
Windham, and died August
6,
5.

19, 1802, in
28, 1787, in
Windham, and
died August
Vergennes, Vt.
born August
18, 1789, in
6.
William Harvey,
died October
3,
Windham, Conn., and
1789.
5,
7.
Harriet, born September

July
8,
1791, in Middlebury, Vt., and died
She married, April 11, 1814, Major John and Mary (Townsend) Addoms, and were members of the company who purchased large quantities of land in Northern New York, and in
the Rev. John Townsend, son of
1869, in Plattsburg, N. Y.
662
1791 became the founders of Plattsburg.
June
This
8,
1823, and the Rev.
ber 15, 1868, in

is
Major Addonis died John Townsend Addoms died OctoAVest Plattsburg, N. Y.
copied from the
Manning Genealogy.
1. 3. 4.
Hastings Warren,
5.3.3.
1.
25,
Jeannett (Youngs) Warren, born December who was an Army officer with the rank
Mrs. Warren died August
1780; married
of General.
17,
They
resided in Middlebury, Vt.
1839, in Niles,
Mich.
children.
*
1.
Jane
B.
I
There were other children whose names
have been unable to learn.
1. 3. 4. 5.
3.3.
1. 1.
first marriage, who Edward Hastings Ripley
6. 3.).
Jane
second wife
B.
;
(Warren) Ripley,
married William Young Ripley, as his
there was one child, Julia Caroline, from the
married Samson Dorr.
In one of his letters General
told the Secretary that his father
was a son
of Sybbel, (1. 3. 4. 4. 2.
children.
1.
2.
3.
William Young Warren, was an Mary. Helen.
officer in the Civil
War.
* 4.
5.
6.
Edward Hastings,
Agnes. Charles.
1. 3.
born
in 1840.
4.5.
3. 3. 1. 1. 4.
in
Edward Hastings Ripley, born Van Doren, May 25, 1878.

Mr. Ripley was
in the civil war,
1840; married Amelia
Dychman
Vermont Infantry and Brevet Brigadier General of Volunteers. manded the First Brigade, 3d Division, 24th Army Corps, Army of
and attained the ranks Colonel of 9th He comthe James, His brigade at the capture and occupation of Richmond, Va., April 3, 1865. was chosen to police the city and eventually stopped the conflagration, and opened the doors of the notorious Libby Prison, and Castle Thunder, and set A full and very interesting account of this work the northern captives free. can be found in .^book called the "Capture of Richmond," written by General Ripley and published by G. P. Putnam's Sons in 1907. The General died September 14, 1915, survived by his widow and two daughters.
CHILDREN.
663
*
*
1.
Alice
Van Doren,
born July
12, 1881.
2.
Amelia Sybil Huntington,
born June
3,
1883.
1. 3. 4. 5. 3. 3. 1. 1. 4. 1.
Alice
City;
Van Doren
8,
(Ripley) Jones, born July
12, 1881, in
New York
married January
1909, in her native town, to Alexander de TrofienofF
Ogden Jones.
CHILDKEX.
1.
2.
Francis Ripley Ogden, born October of the same month. Ripley Ogden, born April 10, 1915.
5,
1912,
and died the 22d
1.3.4. 5.3.3. 1. 1.4.2.

Amelia Sybil Huntington (Ripley) Pumpelly, born June
in
8,
1883,
New York
City
married June
live in
8,
1909, in her native town, to Ra])hael
Welles Pumpelly.
They
Samarcand, N. C.
CHILDREN.
1.
Amelia Ripley,
Raphael, born
born
May
10, 1910.
2.
3.
Edward
November, 1911. Hastincjs Ripley, born in March, 1913.

in
1.3.4. 5. 5.
Solomon Huntington, born October 19, 1737, in Windham, Conn.; married, March 28, 1762, Anna Denison, who was born in 1742, and who
through
life
sustained a most estimable character
and
ber
love."
6,
1807.
3,
"the emblem of true piety She united with the AVindham church in 17 70, and died SeptemHe was somewhat prominent in his native town, where he died
March
*
1809.

1.
2.
3.
Minor, born April 22, 1763. Alathea, born November 29, 1764; married Midad Taylor, of Windham. This, I think, must be the Celinda who united with the AVindham church in 1793. Elizabeth, born January 15, 1767; married, October 15, 1809, Benjamin Brewster, of AVindham, who died, March 23, 1825.
She had no
children.
4.
5.
6.
*
*
Anna, born April 7, 1770. Solomon, born April 7, 1770. Joseph Dennison, born October
28, 1778.
604
7.
Mary, born February
23, 1781; married,
December
14, 1798, tbe
Hon. John Baldwin, of Windham, a lawyer, a judge of the county court, and a member of congress; and who died in Windham, March 27, 1850, aged seventy-eight years. She died, April 20, 1814, having had two children John, who lived in Windham in 1860, and Julia Ann, who died June 14, 1806, at three years of age. After the death of his wife, Mr. Baldwin married widow Elizabeth (Ripley 1. 3. 4. 4. 2. 1. 2.) Youngs, who still survived
;
in 1860.
1.3.4.5.5.1.
to
Minor Huntington, born April 22, 1763, in Windham, Conn. He went Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, in 1784, and married, in 1785, Martha Walker. He is enrolled by Sabine, in his history of the loyalists. He died in 1839, in Yarmouth, and his wife died in the same town several years later. He was a man much respected and trusted in Nova Scotia.
CHILDREN.
1.
Althea, born December

Connecticut.
25, 1786,
and died November
16, 1814, in
* *
*
*
2.
Minor, born June
28, 1788.
22, 1790.
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Abner Walker, born February Bela, born May 22, 1792.

Anna, born April 11, 1794. Asa, born March 6, 1796; was
Betsey, born June
1,
sailor.
1798, and died in infancy.
8. 9.
Herbert, born
is
July 27, 1799.

6,
Denison, born May

supposed
to
1802; was a seaman and an adventurer,

in
who
have died somewhere
South America.
10, 11.
Elizabeth, born November 5, 1805. Lydia, born January 13, 1808, and married, January 13, 1831, They lived in YarThomas Allen, of Newcastle, England.
mouth, Nova Scotia. Solomon, born May 1, 1810, and
12.
1.
3. 4. 5. 5. 1. 2.
born June 28, 1788; graduated at
Minor Huntington,
N. Y., and lived
paper.
Powell,
in
West
Point,
He
who
died in
South Carolina, where he at one time was the editor of a Newbern, N. C. He married, October 28, 1812, Penelope
died in 1816.
He
married, second, January 19, 1821, widow
Olivia Clementina Clark, daughter of Dr. Robert Dickson of Swansborough,
N. C, who died before 1825.
CHILDREN.
1.
665
2.
A Son, that died in A Daughter, that
infancy.
died in infancy.
10, 1817.
3.
4.
5.
Fabius Patrick Brown, born April Marv Alathea. Robert, who died in infancy.
1.3.4. 5.5. 1.3.

Abner Walker Huntington,
ary
3,
born Februar}' 22, 1790; mai-ried, Janudied without children,

1854, Ellen,
who November 9, 1849. He married again, December 14, Abner Brown. He died October 21, 1857.
1812, Sarah, daughter of Ebenezer Corning,
widow
of
child.
*
1.
Martha Walker,
born January
18, 1856.
1.3. 4.5. 5. 1.3.
1.
born January
18, 1856;
Martha Walker (Huntington) Churchill,

Chegoggin, Yarmouth, N.
S.
married, April 21, 1875, George W., son of Stephen Churchill.
They
reside in
children.
*
1.
2. 3.
4.
Ellen Gertrude, born January 18, 1879. Nathan Walker, born October 27, 1880. Herbert Huntington, born September 3, George Arthur, born December 17, 1886.
Isabel Pinney, born June 18, 1893. Hazel Elizabeth, born April 15, 1896.
1884.
5.
6.
1.3.4.5.5. 1.3.
ried
1. 1.
Ellen Gertrude (Churchill) Corning, born January 18, 1879; marHoward W., son of William Corning. They reside in Chegoggin, YarS.
mouth, N.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Francis Churchill, born July
8,
1902.
Karl Waldo,
1.
born February
7,
1905; died December 27, 1905.
3.4.5. 5
M.
1. 3.
1.2.
reside.
Nathan Walker Churchill,

2,
born October 27, 1880; married January
1908, Stella, daughter of C.
Ely, of
Tacoma, Wash., where they
666
CHILD.
1.
Mildred Evelyn,
born April
13, 1909.
1.3. 4. 5.5. 1.4.

Bela Huntington,
born
May
22, 1792; married,
March, 1818, Mary
Eleanor, daughter of Richard Fletcher, m. d.
He
died in 1839.
children.
*
1.
Richard, born February
13, 1819. 19, 1852,
2.
Martha,
Burrill.
born in November, 1820; married, April
John
She died in January, 1854. Fletcher, was born and died in 1853.
Her
only child, jNIary
1.3. 4.5.5.
married, September
1,
1. 4. 1.
13,
Richard Huntington, born February

1847, in Sydney, N.
in
1819, in Yarmouth, N.
S.;
^S.,
Isabel
Mary Lucretia Arms14, 1878, in
worthy.
She was born

S.
Sydney, N.
S.,
and died April
Yar-
mouth, N.
and proprietor of the Yarmouth Tribune. He taught S., and, later, edited a paper in Sydney, N. S. He also lived for some years in Chelsea, Mass., returning to Yarmouth, N. S., in He was for some years Postmaster of 1855, and died there May 13, 1883. Yarmouth, N. S. Mr. Huntington had more than ordinary gifts, and, but for his extreme modesty, would have become famous in the field of literature. His writings, both of prose and poetry, show talent almost amounting to genius. Perhaps his best known work is now the famous " Indian Names of Acadia," which has been attributed to DeMille, but is now published under Mr. Huntington's name in the " Treasury of Canadian Verse," and other compilations of CanaHis memory is still treasured in many Yarmouth homes. dian poetry.
He was
editor
school in Lawrencetown, N.
They belonged
to the
Anglican Church.
children.
*
*
1. 2.
3.
Franklin, born July 26, 1849. Lillian Fletcher, born March 12, 1851. Gertrude Welton, born March 12, 1851,
September 1852,
in Chelsea,
5,
in Chelsea, Mass.; died
Mass.
1854, in North Chelsea, Mass.; died
4.
Herbert Allen,
born July
5.
6.
7.
Yarmouth, N. S. Wilfred, born October 5, 1.S56; died in infancy, in Yarmouth, N. S. Charles Rupert, born and died in infancy, in Yarmouth, N. S. Amy Josephine, born in Yarmouth, N. S.
in April, 1855, in
667
1.3.4. 5.5.
Franklin Huntington, bom July
December, 1872,
in Halifax,
1. 4. 1. 1.
26, 1849, in Halifax,
live in
N.
S.;
married,
N.
S.,
Emma Moir. They
Berwick, N. S.
1.
James Frederick, born December

Canada.
23, 1873; lives in Montreal,
1.3.4.5.
Chelsea, Mass.; married, June
4,
5. 1.4.
1.2.
12, 1851, in
Lillian Fletcher (Huntington) Hopkins, born March

Hopkins.
1882, in East Orleans, Mass., Josiah Curtis
She died April
23, 1886, in Orleans,
Mass.
CHILD.
1.
Richard Huntington, born March

Mass.
5,
1883; lives in Orleans,
1.3.4.
5. 5. 1. 4. 1. 7.
John Elihu, son of Solomon and He was born in Grafton, N. S., They are S., where they reside.
Amy Josephine (Huntington) Woodworth, born in Yarmouth, N. S.;

married, November, 1898, in Auburn, N.
S.,
Margaret Alice (Newcombe) Woodworth. and is editor of the Register, in Berwick, N.

Covenanters.
CHILD.
1.
A Daughter,
born and died March
8,
1901.
1.3.4.5.5.
married,
1. 5.
Anna (Huntington) Starr, born April 11, 1794, in Yarmouth, N. S.; May 19, 1813, in Yarmouth, N. S., James, son of David and Susannah Starr. He was born in Cornwallis, X. S., August 3, 1791, and died in YarS.,
mouth, N.
January
7,
1863.
Mr. Starr was a blacksmith, and a corporal
in
the local militia.
Mrs. Starr was at the first meeting, in Norwich, of the Huntington Family. She died June 1, 1863. They were Episcopalians, and later joined the Methodists. Mr. Starr was Circuit Steward for at least thirty years.
CHILDREN.
1.
William Minor,
in Liverpool,
born
S.
AprU
10, 1814,
and died January
19, 1864,
N.
2.
John Solomon,
1834, at sea.
born October 18, 1815, and died December
8,
608
3.
5, 1817. He went to California in 1849, and died there, December 7, 1858. George Henry, born September 18, 1818. Mary Elizabeth, born October 16, 1821 married October 28, I85fi, in Portland, Me., Thomas Allen. He was born March 7, 182.5, in London, England, and died January 24, 1910, in New Haven, Conn. Mrs. Allen died February 11, 1889, also in New Haven. Their only child died in infancy. Harriet Perkins, born January 6, 1826: died August 19, 1826. Susan Martha, born :\Iay 20, 1829.
;
James Abner, born March
4.
5.
6.
.
7.
8. 9.
Nancy, born May
15, 1831

4,
Ann Lydia,
1903, in
born November
S.,
1834; married, August 23, 1864, in
Yarmouth, N.
William Sherman Brown.

Cal.
She died July
26,
San Francisco,
1.3.4.5.5. 1.5.4.
George Henry Starr,
in Liverpool,
born September
18, 1818;
married
May
12,
1858, Katherine, daughter of Captain
Thomas and
1,
Charlotte (Forbes) Eaton,
N.
S.
1825.
He
died September 12,
1867, in Yarmouth, N. S.
in
Hartford and now
Mrs. Starr and her children moved live in New York.
to the
U.
S. in 1869,
and have lived
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Georgianna E., born April 21, 1859, lives James Huntington, born April 17, 1862.
in
New York
City.
1. 3. 4. 5. 5. 1. 5. 7.
20, 1829, in Yarmouth, Yarmouth, William Kaines, son of Thomas Humphrey and Elizabeth (Bradford) Dudman. He was born June 26, 1826, He was in London, Eng., and died September 23, 1883, in Yarmouth, N. S.
S.;
Susan Martha (Starr) Dudman, born May

married July
12, 1848, in
N.
a shipowner, and the high sheriff of
came
ists,
to
Yarmouth
in 1842,
from London, Eng.
Yarmouth from 1871 till his death. He They were Congregational-
and afterwards Methodists.
CHILDREN, BORN IN YARMOUTH,

*1.
2.
N. 8.
Martha Huntington, bom

George Bradford,
1884,
in
April 23, 1849.
born September 12, 1850; married, April 17,

S.,
Yarmouth, N.
S.
Louisa Lewis.
They
live
in
Yarmouth, N.
3.
669
Anne Jane,
in
born December
Ct.,
West Haven,
16, 1852; married, October 29, 1880, Joseph E. Messenger, m.d. They live in
New
*4.
5.
York, and have three children.

a graduate of
William Wilson, born November 26, 1854. Elizabeth Stakr, born August 15, 1856. She
the Westfield
is
Normal
School, and a teacher in the public school
in Stamford, Ct.
*6.
7.
Florence Baldwin, born July 20, 1858. Susan Victoire, born May 19, 1860; married September
1885, Alexander P. Lewis,
10,
who has
a grocery store in Yarmouth,
N.
8.
S.,
Sarah Althea,
Mass.
and have two sons and one daughter. born February 25, 1862. She
born February
24, 1865;
lives in Westfield,
9.
Mary Katherine,
1888,
married.
May
30,
10.
11.
Edgar J. Vickery, who is in the book and stationery business in Yarmouth, N. S. They had two sons and two daughters. Beatrice Helena, born June 20, 1867; married, June 29, 1900, John W. Macdonald. They live in Providence, R. I. Julia, boj-n July 12, and died August 20, 1870.
1.3.4. 5. 5.
mouth, N.
S.;
1. 5. 7. 1.
in
Martha Huntington (Dudman) Reed,

married January
son of Augustus
Yar-
19, 1876, in AVestfield, Mass.,
Brown and Malinda (Borden) Reed.

11, 1907, in Westfield,
John Richard, He was born Novem-
ber 25, 1832, in Ware, Mass., and was married once before this marriage.
He
died
November
Mass.
He was
a Congregationalist, was deacon in the Westfield church for
many
years, and taught in the
We
this
are indebted to
Sunday School. Mrs. Reed and her mother

CHILDREN.
for
most
of the records of
branch of the family.
*1.
2.
Edith Huntington, born May 21, 1878. SrsAN Martha, born August 16, 1884; married October 16, William Warren Stifler. They reside in New York City.
1. 3. 4. 5. 5. 1. 5. 7. 1. 1.
1915,
Mass.; married July 23. 1910, Justin Burritt Smith,

26, 1886,
Edith Huntington (Reed) Smith, born May 21, 1878, in Westfield, who was born September
and died October
21, 1912.
1.
Sherrill Edward, born January

1912.
18, 1912,
and died August
7,
670
1.
3.4.
5. 5. 1. 5.
7.4.
26, 1854;
live in
3,
1880,
William Wilson Dudman, born November Mary Helena Jones, in Digby, N. S. They
CHILDREN.
1.
married, June
Brooklyn, N. Y.
2.
Lauka, born October 27, 1881; married Capt. Walter V. who is with the Merritt Wrecking Co., of N. Y. Eva Helena, born June 20, 1883, and is a teacher in the
school in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Davis,
public
1.3.4. 5.
mouth, N.
S.;
5.
1.5. 7. 6.
20, 1858, in Yar-
Florence Baldwin (Dudman) Brown, born July

married, December 31, 1884, in
live in INIerrick,
Springfield, Mass., William
Brown.
They
Mass.
children.
*1.
2.
Phillip Theodore, born February
9,
1886.
3.
Edgar Morton, born October 4, 1889. Margaret Elizabeth, born April 15,
Esther Flora, born August
1896, in Springfield, Mass.
4.
Mass.
1.3.4.5.
5.
1.5.7. 6.
9,
1.
Phillip Theodore Brow^n, born February married, October 6, 1908, Lena Bolter.
1886, in Granville, Mass.;
children, born in mittineague, mass.

1.
2.
Theodore Addis, born July 19, 1909. Arthur Edgar, born January 19, 1911.
Louise Marion, born July Edwin Vernon, born June
18, 1912.
3.
4.
30, 1914.
1.3. 4.5. 5.
Herbert Huntington,
born July
27,
1. 8.
1799, married, April 22, 1830,
He early Rebecca, widow of Lieut. Thomas Russel, of II. B. M. Regiment. in life interested himself in politics, and to the end showed himself to be a man
of the people and for the people.
Human
rights,
even against governmental

self-sacrificing advocacy.
demands, were
"
sufficient incentives for his earnest
and
He became
distinguished for his stern devotion to liberal principles, and for
incorruj)tible integrity.
when weighed
in the
balance of a people's
Honors and emoluments he spurned and despised, riglits." Well was it said of him.
" he was in no sense an ordinary man." the Protincial Magazine, and
still
671
In a
later, in
It
the
most
flatterinj^ testimonials of his
woith.
memory, found in Yarmouth Herald, are found says of him " he was the author
ti-ibute to his
:
he threw no new or additional light upon auy department of science or philosophy, he was not an orator, nor even a read)' and graceful
of no literary work,
he led no victorious army, in his manners there was nothing to captiand yet, perhaps no man in Nova Scotia ever enjoyed a more deep, general, and hearty popularity. He was no courtier, no sycophant and he was too high minded, and had too much self-respect to pander to vulgar prejudices. The problem of his j)opularity is, however, easily solved. With him it was a consecjuence, not an object. It was the necessary and unsought result of public services ably and faithfully performed." For eighteen years he was a member of the Nova Scotia legislature; in 1839, he was appointed by the House of Assembly, one of two delegates to lay before the colonial secretary in London the provincial grievances. In 1848 he was chosen executive councilor, and in 1849 was appointed financial secretary of the Province. Both of these offices he resigned in 1850 in consequence of declining health. After his death, which occurred in September, 1851, the legislature of his native Province unanimously voted to erect to his memory a
speakei",
vate;
monument
at the public expense.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
James, born January 23, 1831 never married. Charles, born August 27, 1833 was in California. John, born February 14, 1835; died in N. S. in 1914, unmarried.
;
;
4. 5.
Herbert, born April 16, 1838; Agnes, born March 30, 1841.
died in Boston in 1912.
1.
A. Hatfield, who was born
3.4. 5.5.
1.
8.5.
30, 1841
;
Agnes (Huntington) Hatfield, born March

in
married George
England, about 1839.
He was
captain of a ship,
and his wife accompanied him on many of his voyages. Some of their children were born at sea, and his wife died in South Africa, April 21, 1913, while on a
visit to
one of her sons, who was a doctor there.
Capt. Hatfield died
May
9,
1903.
children.
*
1.
Herbert Huntington,
George.
born August
24, 1866.
2.
3. 4. 5.
6.
Edward.
Conrad.
James.
"
Ronald, Apnfs
7
V
born December
18, 1878, in Liverpool,
England.
672
1.3.4. 5.5.
October
26, 1896, in
1.
8.5. 1.
Herbekt Huntington Hatfield,
He
born August 24, 1866; married London, Eng., Angella Leonora Jesmon. was a sea captain, and was born at sea. He is dead.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
George Herbert, born November 25, Charles, born May 14, 1900, at sea.
1897, in London, Eng.
3.
4.
5.
Jessie Agnes, born September 30, 1903, in London, Eng. Leonora, born Marcb 27, 1905, in London, Eng. Mar(;aret Dora, born September 13, 1907, in Yai'moiith, N.
S.
1. 3. 4. 5. 5. 1. 8. 5. 7.
Agnes (Hatfield) Chapman, born December 18, 1878, in Liverpool, England; married, March 25, 189 7, in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, Francis William Yeoman Chajjinan, who was born in Devonshire, Eng., NoMrs. Chapman has been on several voyages with her husvember 19, 1872.
band,
who
is
captain of the ship Puritan.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary Agnes Huntington,

shire,
born
February
1,
1898, in Devon-
Eng.
9,
2.
Francis Alfred, born August
1902, in
New
York, U.
S.
A.
1.3. 4. 5.5.
October
1,
1.
lO.
5,
Elizabeth (Huntington) Brow^n, born November

1826, George
1805
married,
W.
Brown, of Newcastle-on-the-Tyne, England. She Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, where they resided.
CHILDREN.
1.
Jank, born April
23, 1828; married at Yarmouth, Henry Heckman, master of the brig " Masonic," and went to sea with him and
2.
* 3.
4. 5.
6.
died in AVilmington, N. C, and was interred Harriet B., born January 16, 1832. George Herbert, born August 21, 1834. Henry Huntington, born January 19, 1839.
there.
John, born March 29, 1844; died January 16, Charles Denison, born February 20, 1846.
1845.
1.3.4.5.
Harriet
B.
1850, Joseph H., and died in February, 1902.
5. 1.
10.2.
(Brown) Cann, born January 16, 1832; married, March 27, He was born in August, 1828, son of John and Mary Cann.
She died September
9,
1915.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1. 2.
673
Arthur
Minnie
St.
J.
George Brown,
Johns,
born April
3,
16, 1856.
3.
H., born February
1857
married William H. White, of
New
Brunswick.
7,
4.
5. 6.
7.
AViLLiAM H., born June Fred, ^ Roy, Dead. Ernest,)

i-
1861.
1.
3.4.5.
5. 1.
10. 2.
1.
James
Olive, of St.
Arthur
Johns, N. B.
J.
Cann, married Mary

.
G., daughter of
CHILDREN.
2,
*
*
1.
2.
3.
Josephine H., born November W. Roy, born March 11, 1880.

J.
1875.
4.
Arthur, born January 21, 1882; married Marion, daughter Alfred M. Gould, of Maiden, Mass. Ivan D., born November 16, 1885.
of
1.3.4. 5. 5.
1.
10. 2.
1. 1.
2,
Josephine H. (Cann) Gardner, born November Arthur W., son of George H. Gardner.
children.
1.
1875; married
2.
3.
Eula Vaugh. Olga Gretchen. Barbara Leone.

1. 3.
4.5.
5. 1. 10. 2. 1.2.
11, 1880;
W. Roy Cann,
atio
born March
married Blanche, daughter of Hor-
N. Corning.
children.
1.
2.
John Arthur, died. Olive Woodworth. 1.
3.4.
5. 5. 1.
10.2. 1.4.
of
Ivan D. Cann, born November 16, 1885; married Caroline A., daughter Edward A. and M. Louise Creevey, of New Haven, Conn., on July 6, 1908.
child,
1.
Ivan Douglas,
43
674
1.
3.4.5.
born
5. 1.
April
10. 2. 2.
16,
George Brown Cann, dauglik'r of Hugh D. Cann.

1.
1856;
married Annie Maud,
CHILD.
Douglas Edgar, who

California,
died at San
27, 1909,
Antonio Heights, Southern

jêars,
January
aged 12
S.
and was buried
in
]\Iountain Cemetery,
Yarmouth, X.
1.3.4.
5.
5.1. 10.2.4.
Bessie, daughter of
William H. Cann, born June 7, 1861; married Henry and Elmira Cann, and died May 20, 1902.
CHILDREN.
1.
Harriet, dead.
2.
Muriel
B.,
born January
11, 1884.
1.3.4. 5. 5.
Muriel
1906,
1.
10.2. 4. 2.
B. (Cann) Rowley, born January 11, 1884; married, DecemPark A. Rowley, of Fredericton, N. B. He is Vice-President of the Bank of Long island, and resides in Jamaica, N. Y. ber
1,
1.
Bessie A.
1.3. 4.5. 5.
George Herbert Brown,
daughter of John and born
1.
10. 3.
21,
August
1831; married
Emeline,
Mary Cann.
He
died in 1908.
CHILDREN.
1.
675
Anna Huntington, born December 24, Converse of New Haven, and died May
Samuel Huntington,
Yale
in 1818,
1793; married
27, 1821,
Sherman
aged 27 years.
2.
3.
4.
born February 16, 1797; graduated at and was a successful lawyer in Philadelphia, Penn., for many years, and was well known for his efficient benevolence. Horatio Nelson, born February 13, 1799, who died in infancy. Harriet, born April 19, 1802; married Judge Edwards Clarke, of Windham, May 28, 1823. She was living in Windham in 1863.
1.
3. 4. 5. 5. 5.
Solomon Huntington, born April 7, 1770, in Windham, Conn.; married, October 25, 1801, Anna Jones, of New Haven, and resided in Mexico,
N. Y.
THE FIRST FOUR CHILDREN OF THIS FAMILY WERE BORN THE REST IN MEXICO, N. Y.
*
1. 2.
IN CONNECTICUT,
Eliza Lathrop, born September
13, 1802.
* *
*
*
3.
4.
5.
6.
William Jones, born February 9, 1804. Herbert Nelson, born April 9, 1807. Benjamin Lathrop, born February 16, 1810; Samuel Perkins, born May 20, 1811. Lathrop John, born March 13, 1819.
died in infancy.
1.3. 4.5.5.5.1.
Eliza Lathrop (Huntington) Skinner, born
September
Skinner.
13, 1802; married,
in
January
9,
1822, in Mexico,
Windham, Conn., N. Y., Avery
She died July
13, 1833, in
Mexico, N. Y.
children.
*
1.
Timothy Warner,
born April
24, 1827, in
9,
Union Square, N. Y.
left
2.
Eliza Huntington, born July

ried Charles Richardson.
1833, in Mexico, N. Y.; marin
She died
Mexico, N. Y., and
one son, Webster M. Richardson, who has two sons and two
grandsons.
1.3.4.5. 5. 5.
1. 1.
Timothy Warner Skinner, born April 24, 1827, in Union Square, N. Y.; married, first, January 17, 1856, Sarah Elizabeth Caulkins. She died June 20, 1861. He married, second, August 5, 1862, Sarah L. Rose. She
died
May
23, 1910,
676
Mr. Skinner was always a resident of Mexico, N. Y., and was educated at Mexico Academy. He taught school for ten years, was a member of the banking firm of Whitney and Skinner for fifteen years, was Justice of the Peace for eight years, was surrogate for eighteen years, and was at the age of eighty-eight years in private practice, and the Dean of the Oswego Co. bar.
the
He
died ]\Iarch 30, 1915.
CHILDKEN.
1.
Lizzie Viola, born September

Junius B. Stone.
25,
1857; married June
9,
1880,
2.
Hattie Rose, born January
7,
1860; died
May
4,
1861.
3.
4.
Mary Eliza, born June 11, 1S63; died May 9, 1864. Anna Grace, born June 14, 1868; died December 23,
Avery Warner,
born August
18, 1870.
1S!)4.
5.
1. 3. 4. 5. 5. 5. 1. 1. 5.
Avery Warner Skinner,

1893,
born August
18,
1870; married, August 24,

is
Nancy Brown
is
Bates, of Titonville, Penn.
She
a descendant of Sybil
(1. 3. 6. 2. 7.)
Mr. Skinner
a graduate of Syracuse University, in the class of 1892,

of the
and was principal
Andes Collegiate
Institute at Andes,
at Y.,
1892 to 1894, principal of the Mexico
Academy
N.
N. Y., from Mexico, N. Y., from 1895

from 1899
to 1909, State
to 1899, Superintendent of schools at Oneida,
inspector of schools at Albany, N. Y., from 1909 to the present time.
He
of "
is
member
of Delti Upsilon
and Phi Beta Kappa
also a
member
of
the University, of Albany, and University, of Syracuse, Clubs, and the author
Makers and Defenders

Memorizing."
of
America," " Explorers and Founders," and
" Selections for
children.
1.
Margaret
Rose, born August
6,
1894.
4,
2.
Charlotte Huntington,
1.
born November
1897.
3.4. 5. 5.5. 2.
born February
9,
William Jones Huntington,

Conn.; married, July
4,
1804, in
New
Haven,
1825, Laura, daughter of David Keeler, of Stillwater,
She was born in Casanova, N. Y., in 1803, and died August 9, 1854, in He was a farmer, and moved to New York from Connecticut, in 1810, from New York to Illinois in 1845, and to Baraboo, Wis., in 1848, where he died in June, 1868. He was Postmaster, and filled other offices in Baraboo, Wis. He was a successful business man. N. Y.
Baraboo, Wis.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1.
Eliza, burn November
9,
1827.
9,
2.
William Jones,
born October
1830.
*
3.
677
Ann, born June
29, 1832.
4.
George Washington,
born August 27, 1836, in Mexico, N. Y.; married in Baraboo, Wis., Malinda Congdon. He was in the Union Army during the Civil War, and was promoted for meritorious conduct in the Battle of Corinth.
They
live in ]\Iankato,
Kan.
5.
Charles Herbert, born March 2, ried Mary Montonay, in Baraboo,
1846, in Baraboo, Wis.; marWis., where they
now
reside.
1.3.4.5.
N.
Y.;
5. 5. 2. 1.
9,
Eliza (Huntington) Lamberton, born November

They
live in
1827, in Mexico,
married, August 31, 1846, in Baraboo, Wis., Seneca J. Lamberton.
Baraboo, Wis.
children.
1.
2. 3.
Adelbert L., born May 27, 1848. William A., born July 7, 1851. Frank W., born December 24, 1853.
1.
3.4. 5.5.5. 2. 2.
9,
William Jonks Huntington, born October

married,
1830, in Kaloss,
N. Y.;
November
3,
1853, in Baraboo, Wis.,
Mary Ann, daughter
of Libius
T. and Polly (Fuller) Tallman.

1845,
16, 1835, in
Aurora,
N. Y., and died October
29, 1890.
He is a farmer, and lived in New York till He moved to Baraboo, Wis., in 1848, thence to he now lives. He is a Congregationalist.
children.
*
* *
1.
when he went
AVîs.,
to Illinois.
Bloomer,
in 1858,
where
Laura Ann,
born February
5,
1855.
2. 3.
Ella Cordelia,
born April
8,
1857.
4.
Zarvious Wilbur, born April 15, 1859. Oria Polly, born April 25, 1861, in Baraboo,
December 16, 1888, in Bloomer, Wis., William They live in Bloomer, Wis. Bernice Matilda, born April 13, 1868. Harriet Edna, born June 11, 1872.
Wis.;
married
Griffith Cutting.
*
*
5.
6.
1.3. 4.5.5.5.2. 2.1.

Laura Ann (Huntington) Smith,
Wis.; married, January
1,
born February
5,
1855, in Baraboo,
1876, in Bloomer,
Wis., William
Brown Smith.
Thev
live in
Bloomer, Wis.
678
CHILDREN.
1.
Mamie Lenore,
February
in
5,
born August
14, 1876, in
Bloomer, Wis.; married,

I.
1903, in Bloomer, Wis., Martin
Berg.
They
live
Barron, AVis.
25, 1890, in
2.
Archie Huntington, born December
Bloomer, Wis.
1.3.4. 5. 5.
boo, Wis.; married,
5.
2.2. 2.
born April
8,
Ella Cordelia (Huntington) Stewart,
1857, in Bara-
February 22, 1873, in Bloomer, Wis., Harlan M. Stewart. Mr. Stewart is a contractor, and was a school teacher at the time of his marriaoje. He has held town and county offices, and is at the present time Justice He served in the Civil War. of the Peace for Bloomer, Wis., where they live. Mrs. Stewart died in January, 1887, in Bloomer, Wis. She was a Congregationalist.
CHILDREN, BORN IN BLOOMER, WIS.

1.
Verner Alexander,
Rapids, Minn.
born August
2,
1874; married in August.
1902, in Medford, Wis., Caddie A. Harmon.
They
live in
Grand
2.
Callie Louise, born October

in
17,
1876; married in January, 1896,
Bloomer, Wis., Levi Wither Gibson.
They
live in
Medford,
Wis.
3.
William Earl,
in Cloquet,
in
October, 1907,
Minn.
14,
4.
Mary
Ella, born April
1880; married in August, 1901, in
Bloomer, Wis., Dr. William G. Dolan.
They
live in
Clocpiet,
Minn.
1.3.4.
5.
5.5.2.2. 3.
April 15, 1859, in Baraboo,
Liberty, Mo., Ella
Zarvious Wilbur Huntington, born

Wis.; married in November, 1882, in
Nancy Kincaid.
They
live in Liberty,
Mo. children.
in Liberty,
1.
Claud Earl,
Mo.; married
in Liberty, in 1905, Elizabeth

2.
Groom.
2,
They
live in Liberty.
Dora Gertrude,
born August
1891, in Liberty,
Mo.
1. 3. 4. 5. 5. 5. 2. 2. 5.
Bernice Matilda (Huntington) Cook, born April 13, 1868, in Bloomer, Wis.; married, November 17, 1887, in Bloomer, Wis., John Foster Cook. They hve in Cloquet, INIinn.
children.
1. 2.
Muriel Fay, born August 13, 1889, in Bloomer, Wis. John Foster, born June 29, 1893, in Bloomer, Wis.
679
1. 3. 4. 5. 5. 5. 2. 2. 6.
Harriet P^dna (Huntington) Francis, born June

Bloomer, Wis.; married, December 25, 1895,
son of
in
11,
1872,
in
Bloomer, Wis., John Hugh,
Thomas and Margaret (James)

10, 1868.
is
Francis.
He was
born in Spring
Green, Wis., October
Mr. Francis
versity, 1900.
a doctor of medicine, and a graduate of the University of
Wisconsin, 1894, and the Milwaukee Medical Department of Marquette Uni-
He was
Principal of
Medford High School previous
to his
study of medicine, and at the time of his marriage.

Wis., and are Congregationalists.
They
live in
Bloomer,
CHILDREN.
1.
Hugh Huntington,
Margaret Ann,
born October
8,
1896, in Medford, Wis.
2.
born July
19, 1904, in
Medford, Mass.
1.3. 4. 5. 5. 5.2.
Ann (Huntington) Lamberton,
N. Y.; married, January where they reside.
1,
3.
29,
born June
J.
1832, in
of
INIe.xico,
1849.
Summer
Lambertcm,
Baraboo, Wis..
children.
1.
2.
Kate Adell, born July Albert G., born March
25, 1850.
17, 1852,
and died December
19, 1852.
3. 4.
Clarabel, born October 5, Charles W., born August

1.
1854.
28, 1857.
3.4. 5.5.5. 3.
born April
9,
Herbert Nelson Huntington,

daughter of Timothy Steele of
1815, and died in 189
7.
1807; married Melvina,
Plattville,
They
resided in
She was born February 14, Baraboo, where he was a large land
Wis.
holder and merchant, and quite wealthy.
He
is
dead.
n. y.
children, born in scribon,

*1.
2.
Louisa Adelaide, born September 16, 1839. Susan C. born June 29, 1842, and died October
16, 1842.
1.3. 4. 5.
Louisa
5. 5. 3. 1.
16,
Adelaide (Huntington) Stanley, born September

Day and Maria
(Castle) Stanley.
1839, in Scribon, N. Y.; married, January 15, 1859, in Baraboo, Wis., William,
son of Whiting
He was
born February
18,
1831, in Canandaigua, N. Y.
Mr. Stanley was a merchant.

Wis., in 1870, where he died
He moved
from Vienna, N. Y., to Bai'aboo,
March
30, 1898.
He was
member
of the
Masons, and the school board, and trustee of the Methodist Church.
680
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Maria'M., born January 26, 1861; died October 19, 1863, in Dane Co., Wis. Ida Louisa, born March 30, 1863, in Dane Co., Wis.; died October 10, 1864, in Baraboo, AVis.
3.
Herbert Huntington,
20, 1890, in
born June
6,
1866; married
September
his brother
Baraboo, Wis., Ethel Hoadley.
He and
are merchants, carrying on the mercantile business established
by their grandfather Herbert, and continued by their father.

*4.
5.
Whiting Day, born August 11, 1868. William Nelson, born January 21,
1872, in Baraboo, Wis.
1872; died
December
22,
*C.
7.
Mary Grace,
born July 22, 1874.

6, 1879;
Daniel C, born September

1.
died
November
2,
1879.
3.4.
5. 5. 5. 3. 1. 4.
Whiting Day Stanley, born August 11, 1868; married Flora Lucretia Lawson, January 15, 1895. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin
and
ried
of the
Baraboo High School. Mrs. Stanley died April 7, 1901, and he marSeptember 28, 1905, Maude Celestia Hamilton. They live in Baraboo,
Wis.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
William, born February 22, 1897. Frederick, born January 11, 1900. Flora, born April 2, 1901. George Hamilton, born June 23, 1906. Lawrence Day, born December 16, 1907.
1.3. 4. 5. 5. 5.3. 1. 6.
Mary Grace (Stanley) Bonham, born July 22, 1874, in Baraboo, Wis.; married, January 15, 1895, James L. Bonham, lawyer and farmer. They live near Baraboo, Wis. children.
1.
2.
Mabel, born April 2, Robert James, born
1896.
in July, 1909.
1. 3. 4. 5. 5. 5. 5.
Samuel Perkins Huntington,
born
May
20, 1811, in
Mexico, N. Y.;
married September 13, 1836, Sarah Ann, daughter of H. Minott, of Schuyler, N. Y. She was born March 5, 1813, and died April 15, 1854. He married, second, June 14, 1854, Elizabeth, daughter of James Minott, of Schuyler,
N. Y.
28, 1834.
He
died
November
6,
1866.
681
tion
was, for a quarter of a century, a minister of the Methodist denominaand resided for six years in Baraboo, Wis. He was successful, both in worldly and in spiritual things, and was (in 1860) president of the Conference
;
He
of that State.
THE FIRST SIX CHILDREN, BORN IN MEXICO, THE REST IN BARABOO, WIS.
*1.
N. Y.,
*2.
3.
Mary Ann, born Howard James,
September
born July
15, 1839.
27, 1841.
4.
RosELLE, born June 22, 1843; died September 19, 1843. Rosanthe, born June 22, 1843; died September 10, 1843.
*5.
Emogene, born July
18, 1844.
*6.
*7.
8.
Samuel
D., born
May
29, 1846.
*9,
10.
Nellie Eudora, born July 4, 1855. Jessie Josephine, born December 22, 1857; Okie Elizabeth, born January 6, 1864.
died
May
19, 1908.
Solomon Perkins,
25,
born January 22, 1866;
married,
first,
June
1902,
in Darlington,
Wis., Carlotta, daughter of Charles
Richmond and Ellen A. (Williams) Bridgman. She was born August 4, 1874, in Wiota, Wis., and died November 22, 1906.
Louise Green.
He married, second, in Green Bay, Wis., September 8, 1914, Alma He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, 1889. He taught several years, then studied law and located in
Green Bay,
'NA'is.,
twenty years.
He
where he has had a large law practice is prominent Mason.
for
1. 3. 4. 5.
5.5. 5. 1.
born September
15, 1839;
Mary Ann (Huntington) McGilvra,

Ilis
married in April, 1860, Seth McGilvra, of Baraboo, Wis., a successful farmer.

wife died in Baraboo.
CHILDREN.
1.
Zervia, born April
5,
1862; died in Baraboo, Wis.
*2.
Emma.
1.
3. 4.
5.5.5.
CHILD.
5. 1.2.
F. Flora, of
Emma (McGilvra)
Wis.
Flora, married Alfred
Two
Rivers,
1.
Mildred Lucil, born
July
8,
1902.
1.3.4. 5.5.5.5. 2.
Howard James Huntington,
born July 27, 1841; married Clara,
daughter of Col. David Noyes, of Baraboo, Wis.
She died
in
Green Bay
in
682
1890.
He
entered the
Army
in 1861,
and fought
all
through the Civil War.
He was
Brigade.
Sergeant Major of the 6th Wisconsin Regiment, of the Famous Iron

at the battle of
He was wounded
tam.
Gettysburg
also in the battle of Antie-
war he entered the law department of the Michigan In 1873 he University. On his graduation he began practice in Baraboo. located in Green Bay, AVis., where he was a prominent member of the Brown In 1887 Gov. Rusk Co. Bar. He was city attorney for a number of years. appointed him County Judge to fill a vacancy, and he was re-elected four con-
At
the close of the
secutive terms.
He
married, second, in 1897, Eliza Ryan,
who
survives him.
He
died of
heart disease April 24, 1902, in Green Bay, Wis.
CHILDREN.
1.
Samuel David, born September

of
is
8,
1869; married Etta Hoghgrece,

1907.
Green Bay, Wis.,
in
December
She died
in 1909.
He
a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and medical college
2.
3.
* *
4. 5.
6.
San Francisco, Cal. He was an officer in the Philippine War, He died and was a student at St. Francis, Milwaukee, Wis. at Milwaukee, Wis., October 14, 1914. Agnes, born March 25, 1873; died August 7, 1873. Paul, born September 7, 1874, and lives in Kansas City, Mo. Clara Louise, born August 23, 1876. Laura Lucinda, born November 11, 1881. Howard .T., born in 1889, and died May 11, 1903.
of
1. 3.
4.5. 5. 5. 5. 2.4.
Clara Louise (Huntington) Steenberg, born August 23, 1876, in Green Bay, Wis.; married April 28, 1898, in Ripon, Wis., Hubert Spencer, son of Orrin Clement and Harriet (Green) Steenberg. He was born December 26, 1876, in Fond du Lac, Wis. He is a physician lived in Fond du Lac, Wis., and moved to Milwaukee in 1899, where he now resides. He is a graduate of Manjuette University, 1902. He served in the Spanish American War, in Co. D, 2d Wis. Vol. Infantry;
;
enlisted in 1898,
Steenbergh family of
was discharged in 1899. He is a descendant of the Van New York State. They are Congregationalists.
children, BOUN in MILWAUKEE, WIS.

1.
2.
3.
David Knox, born July 9, 1901. Gerald Huntington, born December Harriet Alice, born June 19, 1904.
Clarice Louise, born March
23, 1908.
11, 1902.
4.
683
1.3.4.5.5. 5.5.2. 5.
Laura Lucinda (Huntington) Bkemmer,
in
born November
11, 1881,
Green Bay, Wis.; married, October 29, 1908, in Milwaukee, Wis., Charles Alexander, son of James Alexander and P^mma Marie (McMillan) Bremmer. He was born January 19, 1879, in Portage Co., Wis. Mr. Bremmer is the secretary of an Illinois corporation. He lived in Stevens Point, Wis., and in 1906, moved to Chicago, 111., where he now resides.
CHILDREN, BORN IN CHICAGO,

1. 2.
ILL.
P^DiTH Louise, born August
6,
1909. 1911.
Geraldine, born December
6,
1.3.4. 5.5. 5.
Emogene (Huntington) Cady,
married, at Baraboo, Wis., October
6,
5. 5.
18, 1844, in
born July
Mexico, N. Y.;
1868, William Curtis Cady, a farmer of
Sauk
Co.,
Wis.
He
died April 28, 1911, in So. Milwaukee, Wis., where his
widow
*
still
resides.
CHILDREN, BORN IN EXCELSIOR, WIS.

1. 2.
*
*
Samuel Howard, born February 4, 1870. Earnest Huntington, born May 23, 1873.
3.
Anna
* 4.
5.
Louise, born November 9, 1874. Virgil Homer, born December 26, 1876. Alice May, born May 26, 1880; married May Edward Heuer. They live in Milwaukee, Wis.
7,
1904, Alford
1. 3.
4.
5.5. 5. 5. 5.
4,
1.
married,
Samuel Howard Cady, born February May 11, 1899, in Madison, Wis., Helen
is
1870, in Excelsior, Wis.;
Baker.
They
live in
Green
Bay, Wis., where he
a prominent lawyer.
CHILDREN, BORN IN GREEN BAY, WIS.

1.
2. 3.
born April 30, 1905. Jessie Sumner, born May 2, 1907. Alice Howard, born April 2, 1910.
Helen Baker,
1. 3. 4. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 2.
Earnest Huntington Cady, born May

Wis., and has a fine farm, which he owns.
23, 1873, in Excelsior, Wis.;
married, September 16, 1897, Miss Schlegermilch.
He
lives in
No. Freedom,
children, born in no. freedom, wis.

1. 2.
Wayne
Curtis, born January Clifton, born April 10, 1903.
9,
1900.
684
3.
4.
5.
Merle, born July 18, 1905. Raymond, born August 15, 1907. Earnest, born June 1, 1910.
1.3.4. 5.5.5.5. 5. 3.
Anna Louise (Cady) Sawyer,
1899.
born November
9,
1874, in Excelsior
Wis.; married Rev. F. Stowe Sawyer, of South Milwaukee, Wis., June 29,
CHILD.
1.
Frances Marie, born
April 22, 1900, in So. Milwaukee, Wis.
1.3.4. 5. 5. 5.5. 5. 4.
Virgil
Homer Cady,
ried in Madison, Wis., July 14, 1903, Margaret Pilly.
born December 25, 1876, in Excelsior, Wis.; marMr. Cady is a leading-
attorney, in 1911 was city attorney of Baraboo, Wis., where they reside.
children.
1.
Alton Eleazer Virgil,

1.
born
May
10, 1904.
3.4. 5. 5.5. 5. 6.
Huntington, born May 29, 1846, in Mexico, N. Y.; married, October 17, 1866, Mary G. Lanpher. He was a soldier in the Civil V^'ar, and was never well afterward. He died March 22, 1873, in Walnut, III. His
Samuel
D.
widow
*
*
lives in
Dover,
111.
CHILDREN.
1.
Pardon Howard,
born
May
7,
1868.
2.
3.
Julia Louison, born September 26, 1870. Samuel Earnest, born November 27, 1872; died March
22, 1873.
1.
3.4.
111.,
5.
5.5.5.
6. 1.
IVlary
Pardon Howard Huntington,
Emma
Power, at Dover,
in
born May 7, 1868; married which town he was postmaster in 1911.
child.
1.
Faith Elizabeth, born October
16, 1902.
1.3.4. 5. 5. 5. 5. 6.2.
in
Bureau
Julia Louison (Huntington) Sparling, born September Co., 111.; married Henry A. Si)arling, September 26, 1887.
26, 1870,
CHILDREN, BORN IN GRANVILLE, PUTNAM
1.
685
CO., ILL.
Pardon Robert,
2.
.3.
Mary
born February 1, 1889. Violet, born September 30, 1890.

Lyman Elmore,
4. 5. 6.
Nellie Louison, born June 8, 1899. Julia May, born February 13, 1901. Richard Leonard, born January 26,
1909.
1.
3.4.5. 5.5.5.
W.
Jeffries, at
7.
4,
Nellie Eudora (Huntington)

Baraboo, Wis.; married Wilbur
Jeffries, born July
1855,
in
Baraboo, December 25, 1875.
children.
*
1.
Blanche Alma,

23, 1881.
31, 1886, in
*
*
2.
Homer Minott,
Raymond W.,
3.
Lee Huntington, born August

born December
assistant superintendent of the
4.
Baraboo, Wis.
He
is
Baraboo Electric Light Plant.

1894; died
5.
James Harold, born

Baraboo, Wis.
April 22,
April 10, 1900, in
1. 3.
4.5. 5. 5.5. 7.
23,
1.
Blanche Alma (Jeffries) Seymour,

bourn. Wis.; married,
burg, Wis.
March
1898,
born January 14, 187 7, in KilMerton Eugene Seymour, of Reeds-
He
is
a large land owner, in Reedsburg.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Helen
Louise, born Oclfober
7,
1899.
3.
James Everett, born July 16, 1901. Lewis Arthur, born January 23, 1903.
4.
5.
6.
Mary
8,
1904.
15, 1907.
Ruth Huntington,
born April
Jessie Blanche, born September, 1910.
1.3.4. 5. 5.5. 5.7. 2.

Homer Minott Jeffries, born August
married, August 28, 1907, Agnes
14,
1879, in Baraboo, Wis.;
Koepp
of Baraboo,
Wis.
He
is
superin-
tendent of the Baraboo Telephone Exchange.
CHILD.
1.
Cecelia Genevieve, born September
22, 1909.
686
1.
3.4. 5. 5.5.
5. 7. 3.
Lee Huntington Jeffries,

married,
May
18, 1904,
Ida B. Piatt.
born August 23, 1881, in Baraboo, Wis.: He is in the liardwarc business, in Bar-
aboo, Wis.
CHII-DKEN.
1.
2.
Nellie Elizabeth, born March Leora Ida, born March 7, 1908.
6,
1906.
1.3.4.5.5. 5.5.9.
Okie Elizabeth (Huntington) Ramsey, born January
Warrenville,
vout, son of
111.;
6,
1864, in
married, August 29, 1888, in Baraboo, AVis., William Har-
George and Louisa (Stanley) Ramsey.

is
He was
born, December,
1851, in Barton, Wis.
Mr. Ramsey
Philadelphia
a druggist and a liop merchant, and a graduate of the School, in 1875.

in the to
Pharmacy
He was
married once before
this
marriage.
He has
been Deacon
Presbyterian Church since 1900.
They
lived in Barton, Wis.,
and moved
Reedsburg, Wis., in 1865, where they
have lived ever
since.
is
Mrs. Ramsey
a graduate of the
Baraboo High School, June, 1885;
at-
tended Ripon College, Ripon, Wis., and was one year at the University of Wisconsin. She taught school for three years. She has served the city of
Reedsburg as Superintendent of Schools. She was secretary of the Library Board for fourteen years. She is one of the state officers of the Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs, an officer of the Fay Robinson Chapter, D. A. R. She is interested, first, in home, then in church, and in everything which tends She has given much time to collect data for this to the u})lift of society.
memoir, of her father's family.
child.
Marguerite Huntington,
Wis.
born September
18, 1890, in
Reedsburg,
1.3.4.5.5.5.6.
LoTHRor John Huntington,
married,
Griffith.
first,
in
Mexico, N. Y.;
June
14, 1845, in
Delphi, N. Y., Sarah, daughter of Nathaniel
She died
in the Fall of 1846, in Delphi,
N. Y.
He
9,
married, second,
November 9, 1852, in Dellowa, and Anna (Hamilton) Stutson.
Wis.,
Mary
Aurelia, daughter of
John Bisbee
1825, in Angelica,
N. Y. Mr. Huntington was a farmer, and lived for a time in New York City. He moved to Richland, N. Y., in 1845, and to Baraboo, Wis., in the Autumn of 1847, where he lived until his death, Sei)teniber 18, 1897. He was a
Methodist.
CHILDRKN.
1.
687
Lydia Ann, born February

February
16, 1870, in
17,
1846, in Richland, N. Y.; died
Baraboo, Wis.
She was a teacher.
2.
Hattie Amelia, born October 30, 1854, in Fairfield, AVis. She has been for many years a successful teacher in the city schools
of Baraboo,
3.
Arthur
is
Wis. Willis, born September
22, 1856, in Fairfiehl,
Wis.
He
a prosperous farmer.
6,
4.
Helen, born December

all live in
1859, in Fairfield, Wis.
She
is
a teacher.
They
Baraboo, Wis.
1.3. 4.5.5. 6.
Joseph Dennison Huntington, born October
Conn.; married
28, 1778, in
Windham,
She
May
4,
1806, in Westfield, Mass., Gracia
Ann
Weller.
died December 19, 1833, aged fifty-three years. then moved to

field,
He
lived in Lancaster, Mass.,
West
Springfield, Mass.
He
died
March
30, 1862, in
West-
Mass.
children.
*
1.
2. 3.
Joseph Wellington, born February Gracia Ann, born May 1, 1809.
20, 1808.
Margarkt,
born October 10, 1811; married, Alonzo Booth, of Enfield, Conn. He died
first, in
April, 1831,
in
May, 1838.
She
married, second, in
June, 1844, Chandler Foster, at one time
4.
They moved to West Haven, Conn., where they both died. Mary Jane, born October 20, 1820; married August 11, 1842, Franklin R. Terry, of Albany, N. Y. He died December 9,
proprietor of the City Hotel, Albany, N. Y.
1857, in St. Paul, Minn., and was buried She married, second, William McGregor,
in of
Westfield, Mass. Coeymans, N. Y.,
July 31, 1858.
He
died so soon after his marriage that she re-
sumed her name of Terry. She died December 23, 1900, in West Springfield, Mass., and was buried in Westfield, Mass.,
beside her
first
husband.
1.3. 4. 5. 5. 6.
Joseph Wellington Huntington, born
20, 1808; of
1.
Middlebury, Vt., February
in
married, at Bloomfield, Conn., September 19, 1832, Julia, daughter
William Fowler Miller.
in Lancaster, Mass.,
He was for many years a merchant and a lawyer where he resided.
CHILDREN, born IN LANCASTER, MASS.

1.
George Miller,
S.
born August 25, 1833, and resided in Charleston,

in
C, where he was engaged
mercantile transactions.
He
688
graduated from Harvard College.
Locust Valley, L.
2.
I.,
He
died at
liis
home
in
April
9,
1898. 1833, and died September 23, 1833.

26,
3.
Julia Maria, born August 25, Horatio Miller, born June

1836.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Joseph Miller, born June 20, 1838, and died July 2, 1841. Horatio Harrison, born July 24, 1840, and died July 8, 1841. Julia Miller, born July 11, 1845, and lived in Khinebeok, N. Y. Joseph Miller, born August 28, 1847, and lived in Lancaster,
Mass.
1.3. 4. 5.5. 6. 2.
Mass.; married.
Gracia Ann (Huntington) Leonard, born May 1, 1809, May 1, 1834, Norman T. Leonard, of Westfield,
22, 1858, leaving a large circle of friends to
in
Lancaster,
i\lass.
Mrs. Leonard was a devoted Christian woman, and died
in Westfield,
June
mourn
their loss.
CHILDREN.
1.
Gracia Olive, born May

is
27, 1838,
and died April
23, 1846.
She
the subject of that beautiful memorial written by Mrs. Richardson, and published by the American S. S. Union under the
appropriate
2.
title,
"The
Little Missionary."
27, 1841,
Norman Huntington, born December

ber 15, 1842.
and died Septem-
3.
Annie Huntington, born November

24, 1861.
29, 1845,
and died February
1.
3.4. 5. 7.
Mary (Huntington)
Conn.; married,
1740 in
Tinker, born October 8, 1741, in Windham, Nehemiah Tinker, who was born in Mansfield, Conn., and died March 17, 1783. Mrs. Tinker died in 1798.
December
31, 1760, Capt.
CHILD KEN.
1. 2.
Sarah, born July 5, 1763. John, born July 14, 1764.
3.
4. 5.
6.
7.
Nehemiah, born May 11, 1766. Almarina, born May 22, 1768. Lamson, born June 24, 1770. Alexander, born July 16, 1772.
Joel, born September 2, 17 74. Polly, born July 12, 17 76. Bela, born September 3, 1778.
8.
9.
10.
689
Joseph Buckingham, born December 21, 1779. He was, in June, 1804, allowed to take the name of Buckingham, instead of Tinker, and as Joseph T. Buckingham he was long and well
known, especially
ried,
as the editor of the
Boston Courier.
He mar-
July 28,
180.5,
Melinda, daughter of Caleb and
Mary (Mur-
dock) Alvord, of Greenfield, Mass., by

of thirteen children,
ministers, one physician,
whom
he had a family
among whom have been
three lawyers, two
ment
1861.
in
western surveys.
and one agent of the general governHe died in Cambridge, April 11,
The Personal Memoirs of Joseph T. Buckingham furnish ample testimony to the personal worth of his mother. She must have been a woman of more than ordinary intelligence and of
sincere and true piety, poor in this world's goods, but rich in
faith.
Her death was from consumption. Her son says of her: " She was never happier than during the last six weeks of her
She well knew that
for its
life was near its close, and she looked end with entire resignation and cheerfulness. If she expressed any impatience, it was that the wheels of time moved so
life.
slowly.
In the intervals of suffering,
when
strength revived, she labored to impress on

sity of faith in the Christian religion,
my mind
the neces-
according to the Calvinistic
11.
admonished me to be faithful to my emjjloyer and charged me, by all the love she bore me, to stay with him till I should be twenty-one years old, whatever inconvenience and destitution I might endure, or whatever sacrifice it cost me." Lydia, born July 27, 1782.
interpretation
;
1.
3.4. 5. 8.
Lydia (Huntington) Tinker, born November 2, 1744, in Windham, Conn.; married, November 13, 1762, Elihu Tinker, a brother of her sister's husband. They lived in AVorthington, ]\Ia9s.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Abigail Griswold, born August 20, 1764, in Windham, Conn. Elisha, born October 30, 1766, in Windham, Conn. John, resided in Worthington, and was a wealthy farmer. Ralph, was a physician in Tennessee.
A A A
Son.
Son.
phj^sician of extensive practice,
James, was a
Park, Vt.
and lived
in
Hyde
8.
Son.
finO
1.3.4.7.
Sahah (Huntington) Wright,
Conn.; married,
I
born
]\Iay
25,
1705,
in
Windham,
March
28, 1728,
Ebenezer Wright.
CHILDREN.
27, 1721).
1. 2.
EliIphalet, born February
3.
4.
5.
(j.
Elizabeth, born November 30, 1730. Sarah, born September 22, 1732. Elisha, born September 26, 1734. Mary, born January 15, 1737, and died July
27, 17311.
Amariah, born February

1.
11, 1739.
3.6.
Norwich, Conn., March
1, 16ti.l.
Samuel Huntington,
born
in
Here he
^ *
7\JP^
Mary, daughter, jjrobably of î^l tkinB Clark, of \W*littfiaU. He removed to Lebanon in 1 700, having sold his houselot and house in Norvsrich for a j)arsonage. He was Deput} to the General Court from Lebanon in October, 1705, and May, 1708; was appointed Lieutenant of first trainband Before his removal he had become a public man, of Lebanon, in May, 1709. having filled several offices, being as early as 1(!92 appointed constable, having
married, October 29,
l()8(i,
already l)een one of
tlie
Townsmen.
\)\ tlie
How
well he was thought of in Norwich,
Norwich, ten years after his Committee to locate the new meeting house about which a serious dispute had arisen. The site chosen by the committee was not approved by the town, and the church was erected upon another spot. But a few years vindicated the wisdom of the committee, as was aliundantly testified by a second church, built upon the place selected l)y them. He was a large landholder Ijotli in Norwich and Lebanon.
citizens of
appears from his appointment
removal to Lebanon, on
His wife's name appears on the

his
list
ef the Lel)ant)n
church
in
1701; but
own was
not added until 1707.
In 1687, February 13, the town of Norwich granted him a parcel of land Trading Cove Brook, "l)y his father's, to be laid out by measui'e, 30 or 40 rods wide the length of his father's land." He died in Lebanon, May 10, 1717, and his wife, October 5, 174;>.
at
children.
The
* *
1.
first
five
were born
in
Norwich, Conn., and the other three
in
Lebanon, Conn.
2.
3.
Elizabeth, born Ajn-il 24, 1(188-9. Samuel, born August 28, 1691. Caleb, born Fet)ruary 8, 1693-4.
4.
Mauy,
born October
1,
1696, and died in Lebanon, July 30, 1712.

p
/5
'
.
*
* *
5.
6.
7.
Hkbecca, born in February, 1698-9. Sarah, born October 22, 1701. -^x John, born May 17, 1706.
Simon, born August
15, 1708,
<_
'<
'^ ^
^ rJVvv..
Uj-
/)i
8.
1. 3. 6. 1.
691
Elizabeth (Huntington) Clark, born April

Clark, of Lebanon, Conn.
24, 1689-9, in
Norwich,
(Pratt)
Conn.; married February 23, 1710, Moses, son of Daniel and
Hannah
He
died September 18, 1749, and she died Decem-
ber 27, 1761.
The Lebanon
Mrs. Clark
fully,
:
grave-yard contains these tributes to the

lie
"
Here
interred the remains of

;
memory of Mr. and Moses Clark, who was of a

his generation faith-
sober, charitable, virtuous disposition
who having served
departed
tliis life
in
hope
of life eternal."
:
Of Elizabeth (Huntington) Clark, her gravestone thus speaks

lies
"
Here
the body of Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, the wife of Mr. Moses Clark,
who recom;
mended herself and religion to the world by piety and good works a midwife who feared God, skillful and greatly useful in the art of healing, who, to the
public loss and grief, was suddenly called to a better hope."
CHILDREN, born IN LEBANON, CONN.

1. 2. 3.
Mary, born January

Anna, born January
22, 1717.
2,
Moses, born September
1720.
26, 1723.
4.
^5.
6.
Elizabeth, born January 25, 1725. John, born January 7, 1728. See record 1. 2. 4. James, born September 15, 1730. This last son.
4. 4.
page 152.
James Clark, was a Captain in the Revolution, and was in the engagement at Bunker Hill. He died in Lebanon, December 29, 1826.
Col.
1.3.6.2.
born in Norwich, Conn., August 28, 1691. He December 4, 1722, Hannah, daughter of Jonathan and Hannah (Avery) Metcalf, who was born January 17, 1702. She was admitted He was a Christian man, and elected to the Lebanon church, April 25, 1725. He lived to his ninety-fourth year, and his deacon of the Lebanon church.
Samuel Huntington,
married, in Lebanon,
wife died in Lebanon, October 14, 1791.
Jonathan Metcalf, above, was son of Jonathan and Hannah (Kenric) MetDedham, Mass.; grandson of Michael and Mary (Fau-banks) Metcalf; and great-grandson of Michael and Sarah Metcalf, who were driven by the persecutions of Bisho]i Wren, of Norwich, England, to flee to New England,
calf of in the spring of 1637.
They
settled in
Dedham, Mass.
CHILDREN, BORN IN LEBANON, CONN.

*
1.
16, 1723.
3,
2,
Mary,
born June
1,
1725, and married, January
Porter, of Bridgewater.
records, Mrs.
She
is
called on the
1757, Rev. John Lebanon church
Rev.
in
Mary Huntington. A great-grandson of theirs, Emery Huntington Porter, was rector of Emmanuel church,
I.,
Newport, R.
in 1915.
692
*
*
3.
Zkhviah, born July 23, 1727. Oliver, born April 15, 1729. William, born August 12, 1731, and died Se])tcmber William, born August 20, 1732.
Sybil, born in February, 1734-5.
4.
.5.
11, 1731.
*
*
6.
7.
* *
8.
9.
*10.
*11.
Eliphalet, born April 14, 1737. Jonathan, born March 1!, 1741. Eleazer, born May 9, 1744. Josiah, born November 5, 1746.
1. 3.
6.2.
1.
graduated at Yale
He in Lebanon, Conn. and was a short time a preacher. He afterwards became a merchant, and resided in Lebanon, Canterbury, and East Haddam. He married, first. May 23, 1751, Rebecca Fairbanks, who died September 15, 1754. He married for his second wife. May 25, 1757, Dorothy She was born May 5, 1729, and died October 29, (jates of East Haddam.
Samuel Huntington,
in 1743, studied theology
1821.
Early in
life slie
devoted herself to
God
in public profession of religion,
and
in
in various scenes of life she displayed a uniform
and consistent Christian

lustre, and,
walk.
As
she advanced in
life
her piety shone with an increasing
connection with a natural sweetness of disposition and amiableness of temit
per,
shed a jjeculiar loveliness on her old age.
Few
mothers
in Israel
have
displayed more patience, serenity and cheerfulness in the decline of
life,
and
lew have died more lamented by surviving friends. The memory of the just ile was chosen deacon of the Canterbur}' church, while living is blessed,
there,
March
26, 1753.
About the year 1769 he removed
to Pâst
Haddam,
He probably where he continued to reside until his death, March 20, 1797. went to Canterbury about the year 1752, as that is the date of his own and his His second wife was adfirst wife's admission to the church theie by letter. mitted to that church in 1759. He was chosen deacon and clerk of the church in East Haddam in 17 70. He was a justice of the peace in East Haddam and
a public
man
of considerable note.
children.
Born,
it
is
probable, in Canterbury, Conn., as the following
names and
Huntington,
dates are from the Canterbury records, copied by Dr. Joshua

(1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 6. 2.).
1.
Rebecca, born May
17, 1752,
and died June
11, 1759.
2. 3.
* *
4. 5.
6.
Hannah, born April 25, 1758, and died June 11, 1759. Jeremiah Gates, l)orn April 9, 1760, and died January Dorothy, born March 29, 1762.
Samuel, born June
4,
27, 1762.
1764.
single,
7.
IH, 1770, and died She was called Aunt Polly. Jeremiah, born April 18, 1773, and died June 6, 1783.
in East
Mary, born
vember
Haddam, June
No-
24, 1828.
695
1.3. 6.2. 1.4.

Dorothy (Huntington) Silliman,
bury, Conn.; married
born March 20, 1762, in CanterSilliman, of

to
March
28,
1782, William
East Iladdam,
to teach
where she lived. He was born in Chester, and went school. She died April 9, 1834. Her husband died
years.
Canterbury
in 1805,
aged fifty-two
CHILDREN, BORN IN CANTERBURY, CONN.

1.
William, born August

1817,
16, 1784, in East
Haddam
married
in April,
who died in East Haddam, May He married, second, November 2, 1827, Eliza, daugh2, 1826. ter of Caleb and Civil (1. 2. 4. 10. 2. 1.) Gillet, who was born
Laura
(1. 2. 4. 10. 2. 10.),
April 30, 1805, in Colchester.

his
He
died January
6,
1851, and
2.
3.
4.
* 5.
6.
widow married, March 31, 1852, Samuel, (1. 3. 6. 2. 1. 5. 1.). Dorothy, born August 9, 1786; married Horace Brainard. Jeremiah, born April 21, 1789, and died December 12, 1791. Joseph, born April 25, 1791, and died aged eighteen years. Eliphalet, born August 7, 1793. Huntington, born June 9, 1795; married Statira Chapman Fuller. John Huntington Silliman, a grandson of these two, is a prominent actor and manager of a company known as Wright Hwittngtvn
Planers.
7.
8.
Oliver, who married Mary Lester. Olive, who married John INIilton Brainard.
>
1. 3.
6.2. 1.4.5.
Eliphalet Silliman, born August 17, 1793, in Canterbury, Conn.; marShe was born October 18, ried, December 15, 1819, IMary Brainard Fuller. Mr. Silliman died January 30, 1866. 1802, and died March 4, 1885.
children.
1.
Laura Huntington, born October 2, 1821; Emmons, May 23, 1842. She died January 30,
married Dyer
1887.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Statira Fuller, born August 19, 1823. Thomas Fuller, born July 11, 1825; married Mary han, December 10, 1848. Benjamin, born May 3, 1828 died May 28, 1830.
;
C. Stranna-
Sarah Isham,
September
born
May
16,
1830; married
Calvin Pemberton,
16, 1848.
She died October

16,
22, 1866.
6.
Julia Cone, born December

April 20, 1856.
1835
married Alonzo Wheeler, married Jehial Gates,

1850.
7.
SoPHRONiA Isadore, born

February
6,
April
2,
1838
1855.
8.
Benjamin
A., born
December
22,
1840; died April

;
3,
9.
Henry Edwin,
born October
11,
1842
married December 16, 1863.
694
1.3.:6. 2. 1.4.5. 2.
Statira Fuller (Silliman) Cone, born August
Daniel Clark Cone, September 28, 1845.
19,
1823
married
1821.
He was
born September
9,
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Cynthia Brainard, born August 30, 1846. Eliza Richmond, born May 19, 1861 married Norman
;
S.
North,
October
2,
1887.
1. 3. 6.2.
1.4. 5.2.
He was
1.
30, 1846;
7,
Cynthia Brainard (Cone) Smith, born August

Sylvester William Smith, April 26, 1868.
married
1841.
born September
CHILD.
*1.
Mary
AVilliams, born October
11, 1873.
1. 3. 6. 2. 1. 4. 5. 2. 1. 1.
(Smith) Bigelow, born October 11, 1873; married David Skinner Bigelow, January 1, 1893. He was born September 6, 1868,
in
Mary Williams
Chester, Pa.
West
1.
CHILDREN.
2.
Eleanore May, born September 11, 1894. Nelson Sylvester, born June 23, 1899.
1.3. 6. 2. 1.5.
Samuel Huntington,
born June
4,
1764, in Canterbury, Conn.;
was
married three times, first, January 24, 1788, to Martha Sears, who was born in 1765, and died July 26, 1795; second, in 1796, to Dimis. (1. 2. 4. 10. 2. 2.) see page 232, who died in 1800; and third, in 1802, to Elizabeth, daughter of
Jonathan Wells.
October
8,
He removed
in
1803 to Middlefield, N. Y., where he died,
1826.
CHILDREN, BORN IN EAST HADDAM, CONN.

*1.
*2.
3.
Samuel, born January 26, 1789. Mason Coggswell, born October 19, 1790. Royal, born March 18, 1792, and died, unmarried,
bor,
at Sacketts Har-
N. Y.,
in July, 1820.
4.
5.
A Son, died in A Daughter,

Delia, born
infancy.
died in infancy.
16, 1803.
*6.
7.
Edwin Wells, born January May 19, 1804, and

in Minetto,
lived with her brother,
Edwin Wells
N. Y.
695
1.3.6.2.
Samuel Huntington,
married,
1. 5. 1.
in
East Haddam, Conn.;
November
December
3,
1814, Jenett Mosely, daughter of
(Smith) Gates of East Haddam.

she died
5,
1848,
They moved He married, March

ti.
to Middlefield,
31, 1852,
Jonah and Esther N. Y., where

(Gillet),
Mrs. Eliza
widow
of William Silliman (1. 3.
2. 1. 4. 1.).
CHILDKKN.
1.
Martha
Adeline, born in East Haddam, Conn., October 23, 1815, and died single in Middlefield, N. Y., December 12, 1842.
1818.
rr^
.
*2.
3.
*4,
*5. *6.
*7.
8.
]\Iary Amelia, born ]\Iay 14, 1818. Samuel, twin with ]\Iary A., died J\Iay 17, Samuel Gates, born May 28, 1820. ) Dorothy Jennett, born May 28, 1820. )
William Silliman, born September 22, Laura Almira, born August 14, 1826.
Esther Elviha,
August 14, 1826, where she died, January 17, 1827.
born
1822.
)
in
Middlefield,
>
Twins,
Skinner, born May 14, 1818, in Mid. dlefield, N. Y.; married May 1, 1844, Waldo Skinner, who was born in Woodstock, Ct. He was a merchant and manufacturer, and lived in ]\Iadison, A^'is.
1.3. 6. 2. Mary Amelia (Huntington)
1. 5. 1. 2.
CHILDREN.
1.
Ella Eureka,
born August
2,
1845;
died in
July,
1848,
in
2.
Hudson, O. Julius Huntington, born in August 1848.
in July, 1848, in
Hudson,
().,
and died
3.
Beulah Huntington,
N. Y.
born
in
February, 1850, in Middlefield,

1852, in Madison, Wis. 1855, and died in July, 1855,
4.
5.
Waldo Huntington, born in March, Mary' Huntington, born in January,

in
Madison, Wis.
1.3.6. 2. 1. 5.
Samuel Gates Huntington,
Y., married,
first,
1. 4.
born May 28, 1820, in Middlefield CenSeptember 21, 1848, in Middlefield Center, Jane Hannah, daughter of Andrew and Agnes Church. She was born December He married, second, 3, 1825, in Middlefield, Center, and died June 4, 1851. July 20, 1852, Adeline Julia, daughter of the Rev. Alvin and VUetto Parmelee. He was a lastmaker, and died in Middlefield Center, N. Y., July 2, 1903. They were Presbyterians.
ter,
N.
696
CHILDREN, BORN IN MIDDLEFIELD CENTER,
1.
N. Y.
in
Helen Wilson,
Center, N. Y.
born November
27,
1849;
lives
Middlefield
2.
*3.
*4.
Agnes Church, born January 4, 1851; died January George Mann, born August 2, 1853. Alice Parmelee, born January 25, 1857.
1. 3. 6. 2. 1. 5. 1. 4. 3.
23, 1876.
George
ter,
^SIann
2,
1853, in Middlefield Cen-
N. Y.;
married, June 22, 1882, in
Downsville, N. Y., Emily
Esther,
daughter of William and Emily (Smith) Kemp.

Hall, England.
She was born
in
Lolham
to
He
he now
is
a lastmaker, and lived in Middlefield Center, N. Y.;
moved
Worcester, Mass., in March, 1902, and thence to Lynn, Mass., in 1906, where
resides.
They
are Presbyterians.
children.
*1.
2.
3.
George Kemp, born November 7, 1883. Linda Jeannette, born May 23, 1886. Frances Willard, born October 21, 1888,
N. Y. Samuel Percy, born August
in Middlefield Center,
4.
5.
22, 1891, in Middlefield Center, 24, 1894, in
N. Y.
Adeline Parmelee, born March

1. 3.
Worcester, Mass.
6. 2. 1.5. 1. 4. 3. 1.
born November
7,
George Kemp Huntington,

Center, N. Y.; married June
9,
1883, in Middlefield
1909, in Indianapolis, Ind., Lezetta Alberta,
born October
daughter of Thomas Tufts and Minnie Viola (Sherman) Strong. 6, 1883, in Monroe, Mich.
She was
He
moved
is
to
an accountant, a graduate of the University of Maine, 1905. He Brooklyn, N. Y., where he now resides. They are Presbyterians.
child.
1.
George Strong,
born April
3,
1.3. 6.2. 1.5.1.4.3.2.

Linda Jeannette (Huntington) Howard, born May
Middlefield Center, N. Y.;
23, 1886, in
married, September
8,
1909,
Herbert Anson, son of Charles Bion and Dora INIartha was born June 5, 1881, in Lynn, Mass. Mr. Howard is an electrical engineer, and a farmer, a graduate of the He lived in Lowell Institute for Industrial Foremen, of Boston, Mass., 1908. Lynn, Mass., moved to Walla Walla, Wash., in 1909, and thence to Neeley,
Idaho, in 1911, where he
Lynn, Mass., (Page) Howard. He

in
now
resides.
They
CHILD.
1.
697
Huntington, born July
19, 1910, in
Walla Walla, Wash.
1.3. 6. 2.
1. 5.
1.4.4.
25, 1857, in
Alice Parmelee (Huntington) Seward, born January

N.
Y.,
Middlefield Center, N. Y.; married, October 10, 1883, in Middlefield Center,
lee)
Seward.
Seneca Adelbert, son of Seneca Swain and Caroline Stannard (ParmeHe was born July 21, 1847, in East Springfield, N. Y., and died
February 4, 1910, in the same place. Mr. Seward was a merchant and always lived in East Springfield, N. Y. He was Postmaster from May, 1880, until February, 1886, and again from
April, 1897, to October, 1907.
They were Presbyterians, and Mr. Seward was

till
elder from April 21, 1889,

of the
his death.
He was
also secretary
and treasurer
church for a long
time.
children.
1.
Carolyn Louise, born

in
July
18,
1886; married, January 29, 1908,

Flint.
East Springfield, N. Y., LeRoy Springfield, N. Y.
They
live in
East
1.3. 6. 2. 1. 5.1. 5.
Dorothy Jennett (Huntington) Bigelow,
Middlefield,
born
May
28, 1820, in
N.
Y.; married Dr.
Aborn T. Bigelow,
of Worcester,
N. Y.
N.
Y., Jan-
uary
8,
1850.
CHILDREN, BORN IN WORCESTER,

1. 2.
Polly Josephine, born February 6, 1851. Uriah Huntington, born August 1, 1852.
3.
Martha
Irene, born
in
September, 1854.
1. 3. 6. 2. 1. 5. 1. 6.
field,
born September 22, 1822, in MiddleN. Y.; married, August 1, 1850, in Middlefield, N. Y., Mary Ann Noyes, daughter of William Ames and Sarah Williams (Ingalis) A\'alker. She was born September 7, 1825, in Middlefield, N. Y., and died September 12, 1905, in Montdair, N. J. He was a last manufacturer in the shoe business, and lived in Middlefield, N". Y., from 1822 to 1868, in Brooklyn, N. Y., from 1868 to 1886, in Montclair, N. J., fi-om 1886 to 1892, where he died, April 8, 1892.
William Silliman Huntington,
He was
member
of the Presbyterian
Church from boyhood.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
William Walker, born September 12, 1853. Samuel Silliman, born September 12, 1853;
1853.
died September 14,
698
3.
Sarah Josephine,
born December 26, 1859; died March

4,
4,
1863.
* 4.
Frederick AYolcott, born March
1864.
1. 3.
dlefield,
6.2. 1.5.
1. 6. 1.
born September 12, 1853, near MidN. Y.; married, October 30, 1884, in Black Hawk, Col., Annie Louise, daughter of George and Christina (Stapp) Stroehle. She was born February
17, 1866, in
William Walker Huntington,
Rock
civil
Island,
111.
and mining engineer, a graduate of the Rensselaer PolytechHe left Middlefield, N. Y., in 1869 or '70, nic Institute, of Troy, N. Y., 1876. and went to Brooklyn, N. Y'., with his parents; moved to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 1876; to Leadville, Col., in 1879; to Oilman, Col., in 1884, and to Denver,
is
He
Col., in 1903,
where he now
resides.
They
CHILDREN.
1.
Helen Laura,
2.
Walter Cheesman,
born August 23, 1885, in Gilman, CoL born August 24, 1890, in Gilman, Coh; married, August 26, 1914, in Denver, Col., Mabel Gertrude, daughter of Elwood and Julia Scureman. Mr. Huntington is an assayer
and chemist,
lon,
in the
employ
of the Ernestine
New
Mexico.
They
reside in the
Mining same town.
Co., at
Mogo-
1. 3.
6.2. 1.5.
4,
1. 6. 4.
4,
Frederick Wolcott Huntington, born March

Center, N. Y.; man-ied, June
1890, in St. Louis, Mo., Harriet Stewart,
daughter of
A>'illiam
Lytle and Almira (Ivichards) (iraham.
She was born
March
N.
Y'.,
10, 1867. in Albion,

is
Mich.
Mr. Huntington
a teacher in the Erasmus Hall High School, Brooklyn,
and
is
a graduate of the School of Mines, Columbia University, 1885.
He
lived in Gilman, Col.,

J.,
from 1885
from 1893
to 1891, in to 1897, in
Bartow,
Fla.,
from 1891 to
to
1893, in Montclair, N.
Dutch Guiana, from 1897

still.
1898; moved to Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1898, and resides there

Presbyterians.
They
are
children.
1. 2.
Constance, born July
21, 1893, in
New
Richmond, Mich.
N.
.1.
Harold Graham,
born December
28, 1897, in Montclair,
1. 3. 6.
2. 1. 5. 1. 7.
born August
14, 182(i, in
Laura Almira (Huntington) Brainard,

Brainard, of East Haddaui, Conn., October
9,
Middlefield, N. Y.; married William Orrin, son of William
and Lucy (Day)
1851.
Mrs. Brainard died
November
2,
1907.
Her husband predeceased
her.
699
1.
Mary Almira,
She
is
born January
17, 1853, in
East Haddam, Conn.
dead.
1.3. 6.2. 1.5.2.

Mason Coggswell Huntington, born dam, Conn.; married. May 14, 1818, Harriet,
(Smith) Gates, of East Haddam, Conn.
October 19, 1790, in East Haddaughter of Jonah and Esther
He removed
to Middlefield,
N.
Y.,
She was born January 31, 1800. where he died November 21, 1857.
N. Y.
17, 1820.
CHILDREN, BORN IN MIDDLEFIELD,

1.
2.
3.
4. 5.
6.
Jonas Gates, born November 2, 1819; died January Royal, born March 19, 1821 died March 4, 1849. Harriet, born May 20, 1824. Edmund, born October 3, 1826; died March 19, 1827. Edwin, born October 3, 1826 died April 14, 1828. Mason, born July 21, 1829; died January 22, 1830.
; ;
* *
7.
8.
Louisa, born December 3, 1833. Jane, born January 30, 1841.
1.3. 6. 2.
N.
Y.; married,
1. 5.
2.3.
20, 1824, in Middlefield,
Harriet (Huntington) Allen, born May
February 3, 1846, in Middlefield Center, N. Y., George Clyde, son of Keuben and Jane (Campbell) Allen. He was born November 19, 1820, in Middlefield, N. Y., and died April 26, 1878, in Worcester, N. Y. Mr. Allen was a merchant, and lived in Middlefield, Middlefield Center,
Albany, and Worcester,
ter for several years.
New
York.
He was
Postmaster at Middlefield Cen25, 1905, in
Mrs. Allen died October
Adams, Mass.
They were
1.
Presbyterians.
CHILDREN.
LoRENA Gentianella,
born January 20, 1851; died February 27,

25, 1857, in Middlefield Center, in
1852, in Middlefield Center, N. Y.

2.
Ella Louise, born May

married.
N.
Y.;
May
9,
1878,
Worcester, N. Y.,
19, 1860.
Charles Albert
Boorn.
*
3.
She died August
15, 1883, in Decatur,
N. Y.
Kate Lottie,
born December
1.3.6.2.
1. 5. 2.
3.3.
born December 19, 1860, in jMiddlefield Center, N. Y.; married, November 28, 1883, in Decatur, N. Y., Elmer Dayton,
son of George Morrell and Deborah
Kate Lottie (Allen) Boorn,
Hansen
(Butler) Boorn.
He was
born
February
28, 1862.
700
Mr. Boorn is a bookkeeper, and lived in Decatur, N. Y.; moved to WorN. Y., in 1891 then to Adams, Mass., July 5, 1893, where he now re;
cester,
sides.
They
1.
are Methodists.
CHILDREN.
George Clyde,
2.
born June 15, 1886, in Decatur, N. Y. Eloise Huntington, born February 5, 1890, in Decatur, N. Y.
1.
3. 6. 2. 1. 5. 2. 7.
5,
Louisa (Huntington) Blair, born December

Center, N. Y.; married January
4,
1854, in Middlefield Center, N. Y., Erastus
Green, son of David and Betsy (Green) Blair.
He
died in Cooperstown. N. Y.
He was
N. Y.
a farmer.
j\Irs.
Blair died
November
15, 1906, in INIiddlefield Center,
CHILDREN.
1.
Harriet Elizabeth, married

live in
Calvin
Thomas Northrop.
They
Cooperstown, N. Y.
2.
Martha
They
Ann, born
in July,
1861
married Linus ]\Iason Barnum.
live in
Cooperstown, N. Y.
1.3.6.2. 1.5.2.8.
Jane (Huntington) Mason, born January
man
L., son of
30, 1841, in Middlefield
Center, N. Y.; married, October 4, 1858, in Middlefield Center, N. Y., Nor-
Linus and Betsy
INIason.
They
live in
Cooperstown, N. Y.
1.
Charles Henry, born

N.
Y.,
in
August, 1861; married in Cooperstown,

live in
Lulu Parshall.
They
Cooperstown.
1.3. 6.2.1. 5. 6.
Edwin Wells. Huntington,
Conn.; married Dimis Abbot.
born January
16, 1803, in
East Iladdam,
Co.,
They
lived at Minetto,
Osweao
N.
Y.,
where he was a farmer.
CHILDREN.
1,
Mary,
born
May
29, 1836,
and died
May
22, 1856.
2.
Sarah, born February
14, 1838.
3.
4.
Harriet W., born February 5, 1840. Frances IL, born August 27, 1842. She
byterian church.
is
member
of the Pres-
1.3. 6. 2. 1. 5. 6. 2.
Sarah (Huntington) Townsend, born February
14, 1838, in Richfield
Springs, N. Y.; married September 26, 1878, in Oswego, N. Y., Edward, son
of Elijah
701
keepsie, N. Y.,
and Rosannah (Downing) Townsend. He was born near Pougliand died in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Mr. Townsend was a banker, and had been married once before this marriage. He was a member of the House of Representatives of the Iowa Legis-
lature from 1881 to 1885.
He
served
in the Civil
War
as First Lieutenant of
Co. B, 31st Regiment of Iowa.
He
enlisted in 1862.
Mrs. Townsend before her marriage was a successful teacher in A'irginia,
and
is
member
of the Presbyterian
Church.
She now resides
in
Cedar
Falls, Iowa.
CHILD.
1.
P^DWARi) Huntington, born May 5, 1881 married, June 23, 1904, in Manson, Iowa, Belle Greathouse Moody. They live in Man;
son, Iowa.
1.3. 6.2. 1. 5.6.3.

Harhip:t
W. (Huntington) Thompson,
He was
born
in
born Februaiy
5,
1840, in
Fulton, N. Y.; married, June 13, 186 7, in Oswego, N. Y., Alonzo G., son of
Leonard Thompson.
January, 1830, in Cortland, N. Y., and

Falls, Iowa,
died April 19, 1900, in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
They
lived in
Mrs. Thompson now
Oswego, N. Y., and moved to Cedar lives. She is a Congregationalist.
where
CHILDREN.
1.
George Huntington,
born March 21, 1869; died July

3,
16, 1870.
2. 3. 4.
Mary Huntington,
Bertha May,
born July
16,
3,
1871
died July 25, 1891.
born April
1874; died July 25, 1891.

1876, in Cedar Falls, Iowa; married,
Harry
June
of
Elliot, born July
21, 1911, in Stanford, Ky., Cynthia Southerland, daughter William and Winnefred (Southerland) Beck. She was born September 5, 1874, in Wayne Co., Ky. He is a mechanical en-
gineer and a graduate of Cornell University, 1902.

Knoxville, Tenn., until 1907,
He
lived in
Mich., where he
now
resides.
when he moved to Three They are Presbyterians.
Rivers,
1. 3.
Conn.; married
6.2.
3.
23, 1727, in
Zerviah (Huntington) Harvey, born July

December
28, 1753, Elisha
Lebanon,
Harvey, of East Haddam.
children.
1.
Elisha, born January

1846.
8,
1755, and had a family.
He
died
May
6,
2. 3.
Asahel, born Huntington,
in 1758,
and died August

in the
26, 1783.
died aged twenty-five years.
Both he and
his brother
Asahel were prisoners
Revolution.
702
4.
5.
Sybil, born
in 1766,
Samuel, born
in 1769,
and died April 19, 1813. and died June 14, 1826.
fifty
6.
Olive, died aged about
years.
1. 3.
Oliver Huntington, born
24, 1761,
6.2. 4.
April 15, 1729, in Lebanon, Conn.; married, Anna, daughter of Joseph and Ann (Lord) Lynde. She was a direct descendant of Nathan, who was a branch of Von der Linden, of Belgium, a Baron of Holland. She died March 23, 1811. He was a farmer and shoemaker, and died in Lebanon, in 1802.
June
CHILDltKN, I50HN IN LEBANON, CONN.

1.
2. 3.
Anne, born July 21, 1762, and married Dea. Caleb Louisa, born November 12, 1763.
(1. 2. 4. 10. 7.).
* 4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
born August 12, 1765, and died July 29, 1783, as the Lebanon records attest. Lynde. born March 22, 1767. Labeth, born in 1770, and died June 2, 1811, in Norwich, the death being on the Lebanon records. Oliver, born necember 22, 1771. Samuel, born in 17 73 died March 4, 1813, in Lebanon. r^ JTwins. T^ Lucy, born in 17 73 died December 4, 1775, in Lebanon. Eliphalkt, born September 19, 1777.
:
Hannah,
f'
1. 3. 6.
Conn.; married,
7. 1.)
2.4. 2.
Louisa (Huntington) Collins, born November 12, 1763, in Lebanon, November 24, 1791, Lewis, son of Charles and Anna (1. 3. 6.
He was born October 29, 1753. He was a physician and surCollins. and was married once before, to Ruth Root, who died in 1790. He died April 28, 1818, away from his home. "At the breaking out of the War of the Revolution be started to England to prosecute a claim to a Dukedom that had descended to the Collins family. He pressed his journey as far as Boston, just as the war broke out, and was He abandoned the idea, and some time afterwards present at the Tea Riot. was made paymaster of a body of soldiery in New Iôndon." This is an Extract from notes of Julia Emaline Lilly, granddaughter of Lewis Collins, and also from letters from Oristus, son of Lewis Collins.
ofeon,
children.
1.
Ohistus, born Se})tcmber 22, 1792, He was a man much in public life, having been presiding Judge of the Second Judicial district They had one son, Charles T., a minister of of Pennsylvania.
the Presbyterian church, settled in Danville, Penn.
2.
Lorenzo, born
Penn.
in
1794; hail one son, and lived in Cherry Ridge,
3.
703
in
Abnkr
D.,
born
in
in 1795,
and had four children, and hved
Salem,
Penn.
4.
Alonzo, born
Lucius, born
1796; had two sons, and lived in Jefferson, Penn.
5.
i.
Philura Louisa,
in 1799.
He
bought the old homestead

it
Ridge, Penn., from Oristus, and lived on
until
at Cherry he died. He
7.
had three sons. Decius, born in 18U1

ters.
lived at Salem, Penn.,
and had three daugh-
s. 9.
ID.
Huntington Lynde, born in 1803; lived at Cherry Ridge, Penn. Thekon, born in 1805; lived at Cherry Ridge, Penn.; died in 1870. Aretus, born in 1808; lived at Cherry Ridge, Penn., and died
about 1863.
1.3.6.2.4. 2.
February
19,
5.
22,
Philura Louisa (Collins) Diboll, born March

in
1798; married,
1819, in Cherry Ridge, Penn., Virgil Miller Diboll.
He was
in
Massachusetts.
He was
a physician, and lived
Bethany, Penn., four years; removed to Greenwood, Penn., then to Kingston,

lived in
and lived there four years; moved to New Troy, then to Northniorland, Penn.; Washington Court House, Ohio; then went to Sardinia, O., about
to
April. 1833; moved to Mt. Leigh, O., in 1850; then he died April 19, 1873.
Wilmington, O., where
They were
Pennsylvania.
Presbyterians, and Dr. Diboll helped to organize a

first
Sunday
School in Bethany, Penn., which was the
to
be organized in Northern
children.
*
1.
2. 3.
4.
5.
Arithusa Catherine, born June 27, 1820. William Orville, born January 11, 1821. Alonzo Collins, born December 3, 1822, in Greenwood, Penn. James ]\Iont<;omery, born October 17. 1824, in Greenwood, Penn. Hauriet Norton, born September 12, 1826; married in September, 1847. Levi
White, of Shieldsville, Ind., and died April
22,
1861.
6.
7.
Jason Tory, born July 12, 1828; died March 12, 1877. Sophia Louise, born March 20, 1830; married in September
Jackson Sharpe, of
Tiffin
1847,
County, Ind.
8.
9.
Fidelia Mana, born May 5, 1832. Nancy' Elizabeth Jane, born July 25, 1835; married Milton Henderson Huggins, brother of James Edward Huggins, and
E., born March 27, 1838, and died October 25, 1838. Julia Emaline Lilly, born December 7, 1X39; married Watson
10. 11.
Cyrus
Steen.
704
1. 3. 6.
2.4.
2. 5. 1.
27, 1820, in
Arithusa Catherine (Diboll) Huggins. born January

Bethany. Penn.; married, September
24, 1841, in Sardinia, O..
James Edward, He was born near Red Oak, O., son of Robert and Sarah (Irwin) Huggins. June 24, 181(!. His parents moved to that community a few years before his birth, in comj)any with the [iev. James GilUland and others, who were converts
in Nortli Carolina of the
Rev. Wilham Davis.
This
little
colony founded the
Red Oak
Pi-esbyterian church, and they
and
their descendants until the Rebellion contended openly
and
fearlessly for
the emancipation of the slaves.
Mr. Huggins was a lawyer and farmer, and was three times elected justice Long after he arrived at maturity he studied law, and was admitted to the bar. He was a delegate from Highland County to the first RepubHe lican convention held in Ohio, which convened in Columbus, O., in 1855. died in Bi'own County, Ohio, near Mt. Orab. Mrs. Huggins died September She joined the Presbyterian church at West24, 1896, in the same town.
of the peace.
moreland, Penn., wlien about eleven years

faith all her
life,
old,
and remained a member
of that
fifty-six
having belonged to the Sardinia, O., church for about
years.
CHILDREN.
1.
Henry Îartyn,
married
public
in
life,
born December
2.
1842, in
Hillsboro, O.,
Mary
Delaplaine.
Brown County, O.; He was much in
2.
3.
Robert Virgil, born September 26, in Brown County, O. Philena Louisa, born August 21,
married, April
2,
and was twice elected Judge; had two children. 1844; died October 16, 1845,
1868, at Five Mile,
4.
5.
6.
Washington Weeks. Leesburg, O., and have had four children. Mary' Jane, born March 8, 1849, in Brown County; married, FebThey live in ruary 20, 1878, in Brown County, James Martin. Seaman, O., and have three children. Ella Margery', born April 23, 1851, in Brown County; married, April 28, 1874, in Brown County, George Sewell ]\Ioon. They live in Columbus, O., and have two children. LoRA Sarisse, born October 21, 1853, in Brown County; lives in
in
Brown County, O.; Brown County, George He was born August 26, 1844. They live
1846, in
Leesburg, O.
7.
Charles Wâde,
October
Patton.
29,
born November
live in
13, 1855, in
Buford, O.; married,
1892, in Highland County, O., INIartha Josephine
They
Leesburg, and have four children.

1,
8.
Cyrus Alexander,
live in
born August
1858, in Buford County, O.,
married, January 21, 1903, Josephine Alen Brockman.
They
Columbus, O.
9.
705
Brown County,
O.;
Edward Newton,
born November
6,
1860, in
married Clara Elsbery.

10.
Tliey live in Columbus, O.

23, 1863, in
Arethusa Catherine, born December

burg, O., and have one son. J^STELLE Huntington, born August O.; She lives in New York Cit\', and
Brown County;
married in September, 189 7, Corwin Locke.

11.
Tliey live in Lees-
S.
28, 1867, in
is
Brown County,
an
artist.
1. 3. 6. 2. 4. 4.
Lynde Huntington,
graduated at Yale,
in
born March 22, 176 7, in Lebanon, Conn.
He
1788, and was ordained pastor of the Congregational
He married, June 15, 1796, Anna, widow of Rev. Jason Atwater, his predecessor, in Branford, and daughter of Rev. AVarham and Ann Williams, her mother being a daughter of Rev. Samuel Hall, of Cheshire. Her paternal grandi)arents were the Rev.
church in Branford, Conn., October 28, 1795.
Dr. Stephen and Abigail (Davenport) Williams, of Springfield, Mass.
early miiiistr\'
was one
of promise, but a lingering disease soon set in,

his period
His and
prematurely terminated
a sound mind, the
of earthly labor; not,
however, until this
record of his character and usefulness could be truthfully drawn; ''Possessing

si)irit
of love
and the wisdom
of the prudent,
he preached
was incesexample to the Hock. Entirely resigned, under a lingering illness he died in faith, September 19, 1804." The venerable Daniel Waldo, late chaplain in Congress, his classmate in college, thus testifies: "His standing in college as a classical scholar was re spectable, and his moral and religious character unstained. He and Moses Hallock were two of the most exemplary scholars in the class. That he made an able and successful minister was a fact, though he died in the morning of
Christian doctrines and duties in their connection with
sant in pastoral labors and an
all fidelity,
Ufe."
CHILDREN.
1.
Sophia, born
in
Branford Conn., April

9,
1,
1797,
and died
in
Nor
wich, Conn., June

2.
1853, unmarried.
in
Louisa Almira, born
Branford, January 26, 1802, and died in

6,
Norwich, Conn., August

*
3.
1854, unmarried.
12, 1804.
Lynde Atwater,
born January
1.3. 6. 2. 4.4.3.
Lynde Atwater Huntington,
born January
12, 1804, in Branford,
Conn.; married February 14, 1833, in Charlestown, Mass., Margaret
Adams,
daughter of David and Lydia (Eames) Low.
She was born
May
20, 1814,
and died March
31, 1895, in
Jamaica
Plains, Mass.
He was
Conn., and
a merchant
to
tailor.
He
lived in
Branford, and
New
Haven,
1,
moved
Charlestown, Mass., where he died December
1869.
They were Unitarians,

45
706
Tlie following is an obituary notice published soon after his death in the N. Y. Tribune Of prominent men who have died recently, no one was more respected and beloved than Mr. Lynde A. Huntington of Charlestown, Mass. j\Ir. Huntington was formerly a resident of this city, but for many years past
:
has been engaged in l)usiness
in
Hoston, where his whole
life
seemed
to evince
self-
rather a desire to use his wealth for the good of others than as a means of
aggrandizement, and though his acts of charity were mostly done in private,
they were none the
effectively aided the
of refoi'ui
less frecjuent
and bountiful.
He was
a true friend to not
only the oppressed and destitute, but also to the erring, and unoHieially, though
Wardens
of the State Prison in perfecting those
measures
which a correspondent of the Tribune recently wrote of
in compli-
mentary terms. For many years Mr. Huntington spent Sunday at the Prison, teaching and advising the convicts.
CHILDIiEN, HORN IN
*
1.
a portion of every
CHARLESTOWN, MASS.
Uavid Low, born

Louisa, born June
Mass.
April 10, 1834.

4,
2.
1836; died December
3,
1836, in Charlestown,
3.
George Lynde,
Boston, Mass.,
born June
14,
1838; married,
March
28, 1871, in
Mary Augusta
Stevens, of Andover, Mass.
He
died September 10, 1902, in Boston, Mass.

4.
They had no children.

1845.
5.
6.
Lydia Louisa, born April 20, 1840; died August 14, Samuel Eames, born July 11, 1842. Charles, born December 15, 1844 died January
;
30, 1845, in
Charlestown, Mass.
7.
Anna Williams,
in
born December
18, 1848.
20,
1845; died M;irch
14, 1905,
Jamaica
Plains, Mass.
8.
Margaret,
born March
1. 3. 6.
married September
in
2.4.4. 3.
New
1.
David Low Huntington, born

28, 1869, in
April 10, 1834, in Charlestown, Mass.;
Santa Fe,
Mexico, Gertrude Elizabeth,
daughter of William Rawle and Julia (Hej)burn) Shoemaker.

Roseland, Penn.
She was born

United
Her
father was an ollicer in the U. S.
Army.
He
States.
was a Surgeon
in the
U.
S.
Army, and served
in all parts of the
He entered as volunteer, in 1861, and later entered the i-egular Army. He retired at the age limit, April 10, 1898. All through the Civil War he was on the staffs of Generals Shei-man and Logan. He died while traveling abroad, in Rome, Italy, December 20, 1899. He was a graduate of
Yale, 1855.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
David Lynde, born October Gertrude Lea, l)orn March
18, 1870.
9,
1873, in Fort Stevens, Ore.
707
1. 3.
Davii>
jnn.,
6.2. 4.
4. 3. 1. 1.
18, 1870, in
Lynde Huntington,
born October
8,
New
London,
(Fort Trumbull); married December
1896, in Philadelphia, Penn.,
telen,
[)rn
daughter of James M. and Augusta (McClintock) Longacre.

Penn.
She was
in 1870, in Philadelphia,
ger of the
electrical engineer, and fiist Vice President and General ManaWashington Water Power Company. He lived in Washington, ).C.,from 1876 to 1887, in San Diego, Cal., from 1887 to 1888, in New Haven, 3onn., from 1888 to 1891, in Philadelphia, Penn., from 1892 to 1894; then reHe was Regent of the loved to Spokane, Washington, where he now resides. He is a graduate of the Sheffield State University of Washington, in 1896.
is
He
an
Scientific School,
Yale University.
CHILD.
1.
Helen, born November
20, 1897, in
Spokane, Wash.
1.3. 6. 2.4. 4.3. 5.

Samuel Eames Huntington,
O. and Martha Elisabeth (Mills) Low.
lyn,
born July
11,
I..
1842, in
Charlestown,
Mass.; married, October 30, 1883, in Newport, R.
Mary, daughter of Josiah She was born April 7, 1854, in Brook-
N. Y., and died March 14, 1915. He is a merchant, and lived in Charlestown, Mass., till 1866, in New York, from 1866 to 1869, in China, from 1869 to 1874, in New York, from 1874 to In 1901 they removed to 1883, and in Brooklyn, N. Y., from 1883 to 1901.
.
Newport, R.
I.,
in
which place they made
their
summer home, returning
to
Brooklyn, for the winter months.
children.
1.
Frederick Low, born July
30, 1884, in
J.
Newport, R.
I.
I.,
and died
May
2.
17, 1897, in
Lakewood, N.
24, 1887, in
Amy
Low, born July
Newwort, R.
1. 3. 6. 2. 4. 6.
ried.
Oliver Huntington, born December May 4, 1794, Abigail, daughter of Gad

26, 1772.
22, 1771, in
Lebanon, Conn.; mar-
Talcott, of Hebron,
May
He removed
in
1805 to Owego, N. Y., where he became
who was born "a

Gov.
substantial freeholder,"
and a prominent man.
He was commissioned by
Tompkins, in 1812, as brigadier-general of the 41st brigade of New York Infantry; and in 1815 was appointed high sheriff of Broome county, and re-appointed again the next year.
of the Mayfiower,
and he died
in
His wife, nobly descended from the best blood which she nobly honored, died in Owego, June 18, 1815, the same place, November 13, 1823.
708
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Abigail, born September
25, 1796.
*
*
Wait Talcott,
Horatio Lord,
born
JNIay 9, 1798.
3.
* * *
4.
5. 6.
Oristus Lynde, born March 22, 1803. born Deeember 14, 1805. Harriet, born March 3, 1808. George Oliver, born October 7, 1810.
1.3. 6.2.4. 6. 1.
ton, Conn.; married
Abigail (Huntington) Gregory, born September 25, 1796, in EllingFebruary 10, 1818, Henry (Gregory, who was born July 15,
children.
1.
1791, and lived in Ithaca, N. Y.
Oristus Henrv, born

children.
Octol)cr 22, 1818;
was married, and had no
2.
Louisa Abigail, born Se])tember
21, 1822.
3.
John Hitntington,
1.3.6.2.
Ithaca, N. Y.; married,
4. 6. 1. 2.
21, 1822, in
Louisa Abigail (GregoryJ Northrup, born Sejitember

September
25, 1844, in Ithaca,
jNIoses and Susanna (Bontecou) Northrup. He was born July 16, 1821, in New Baltimore, N. Y. Mr. Northrup was in the spring bed and sewing machine business. He was trustee of the Baptist church for forty oi- fifty years, and deacon He died July 11, 1909, and his wife died November 12, for fifteen or twenty. 1903, in Ithaca, N. Y. CHILDREN.
John, son of
* *
1. 2.
George Huntington,
born November
9,
16, 1845.
Mary Elizabeth,
Henry Gregory,
Jennie, born April
born September
1848.
3.
Harriet Louisa, born
July
6,
1852.
4. 5.

20, 1863.
1.
3.
6.2.4. 6. 1.2.
1.
married
George Huntington Northrup, born November 16,1845; January 18, 1872, Adelaide Bruce. He died July 12, 1895.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
John Bruce, born July 21, 1873 died February 28, 1876. Jessie Louise, born October 23, 1879 died June 2, 1881.
;
;
709
1.3.6.2.4.6.1.2.2.
Mary Elizabeth (Northrup) Bontecou,
Kan.
CHILD.
1.
born September
married October 10, 1872, Gardiner Loudon Bontecou.
They
live in
9, 1848 Emporia,
Fred Finch,
T. Huner.
born July
29,
1873
married, October 21, 1908, Julia
They
live in
Fort Huron, Mich.
1.
N.
Y.; married
3.6. 2. 4.
8,
6.
1.2.3.
July
6,
Harriet Louisa (Northrup) Thurlow, born

October
1874, in Ithaca, Lewis
1852, in Ithaca,
Tyler and Olive Booker (Sevey) Thurlow.

in Cutler.
He
Kelmond, son of Belcher was born September 13, 1848,
Mr. Thurlow
N. Y.
is
a ship chandler and grocer.
He
has been trustee and

live in
treasurer of the Baptist church for twenty-five years.
They
Brooklyn,
child KKN.
1.
Mark Belcher,
Alice Pauline Anderson.

2. 3.
born October 12,1875; married June 10,1901, They live in Brooklyn, N. Y.
George Huntington,
born June 30, 1878; died
May
28, 1881.
4.
5.
Edith Acelia, born September 6, 1880. John Northrup, born May 14, 1884. Lewis Kelmond, born March 22, 1901.
1.3.6.2.4.6. 1.2.3.
John Northrup Thurlow,
Isabel Lathrop Williams.
4.
;
born
May
14,
1884
married Jiine
10, 1911,
They
live in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
child.
1.
Julia Harriet, born October
17, 1912.
1. 3.
6.2. 4. 6. 1. 3.
John Huntington Gregory,

17, 1849,
born August 26, 1824; married October Sarah Massie Aândegrift, who was born August 6, 1829. Mr.
16, 1887.
Gregory died April

* *
*
children.
1.
Mary
2.
Louisa, born July 26, 1850. Sarah Massie, born January 14, 1853.
died April 21, 1877,
3.
4.
Abigail Huntington, born July 23, 1854. John Huntington, born August 16, 1857, and
710
1.3. 6.2.4. 6. 1.3. 1.

Mary Louisa (Gregory) Cochran,
cember
18, 1873,
Harry Cochran.
born July 26, 1850; married DeShe died November 22, 1907.
CHILDREN.
1.
Harry Gregory, boi-n

and resides
in
September
30, 1876
married Bird Turner,
2.
Augustus
Jersey City, N. J. Howe, married Frances Newland.
1.3. 6.2. 4. 6. 1.3. 2.

Sarah Massie (Gregory) Packard,
February
27, 1872,
born January
14,
1853; married
I.
Frank E. Packard.
They
reside in Providence, R.
CHILD.
1.
Hattie Louise, born March
25, 1873;
married Joseph J. Tennyson.
1.3. 6. 2.4. 6.
ried
1.
3.3.
23, 1854;
28, 1849,
Abigail Huntington (Gregory) Clarke, born July
mar-
May
18, 1876,
John Spencer Clarke.
He was
born August
and
died December 30, 1907.
CHILDREN.
1.
Walter Harrison,
1901,
born June 29, 1877; married October

in
16,
2.
3.
Anna Bell Osborne. They live William Gregory, born July 9, 1882. Abbie Gregory, born April 3, 1889.
1. 3. 6.
Jersey City, N. J.
2.4. 6.
in
2.
Wait Talcott Huntington, bom

married,
EUingtou, Conn.,
May
9,
1798;
March
11, 1840,
Sophronia Carter, daughter of Ehezer and Belinda
Carter, of Aurora, N. Y.
He
resided in Ithaca, N. Y.. where he was a mer-
chant, and a prominent man.
In 1837 he was elected clerk of tlie county of Mrs. Huntington died in Tthaca, March 13, 1860, aged fifty-one. Tompkins. Mr. Huntington died in Moravia, N. Y., January 8, 1881.
children, born in ITHACA,

*
1.
2.
N. Y.
Louise, born August
9,
1841.
Mary
3.
Cornelia, born May 2, 1845. William Theodore, born June 17,
1850, and died July 20, 1850.
1.3. 6. 2. 4. 6. 2. 1.
Louise (Huntington) Jennings, born August
married, September
6, 9,
1841, in Ithaca, N.Y.;
1876, in Moravia, N. Y., Henry, son of Sherburu
House
and Sabrina (Smith) Jennings.
He was
born
May
15, 1836, in
Venice, N. Y.,
and was married once before
trustee of
tlie
711
A'illage of
this marriage. He is a dry goods merchant, and Moravia, N. Y., where they now reside. They are
Congregationalists.
CHILD.
*
1.
Frkd Huntington,
1. 3.
born June
'21,
1879.
6.2.4.
6. 2. 1. 1.
born June 21, 1879, in Moravia, N. Y.; married in September, 1908, in Brooklyn, N. Y., Doris Carpenter. She was born September 29, 1879, in Minneapolis,
JNIinn.
Fred Huntington Jennings,
is
Mr. Jennings is superintendent of a filter plant a graduate of Cornell University, A. b., 1902.
in
Watertown, N. Y.
He
children.
1. 2.
Elizabeth Howe, born December
4,
1909, in Watertown, N. Y.
Laura Louise,
born April
16, 1912, in
Watertown, N. Y.
1. 3. 6.
Ithaca, N.Y.; married,
2.4. 6. 2. 2.
born
Mary Cornklia (Huntington) Keeler,

November
4,
May
2,
1845,
in
1875, in Moravia, N. Y., William PMwin,
son of
in
Thompson and Eliza
(Allee) Keeler.
He was
born Februar)-
24, 1842,
Moravia, N. Y., and was married once before this marriage.
Mr. Keeler is a farmer. He moved from Moravia, to Auburn, N. Y., in December, 1889, from Auburn to Moravia, in 1896, and back to Auburn in Fie was deputy sheriff from 1881 to 1886, was 1906, where he now resides.
under
1893.
sheriff 1887
to 1889,
and
sheriff, of
Cayuga
Co.,
N.
Y.,
from 1890 to
He was
They
years,
also president of the First

official
National Bank of Moravia, N. Y., from
1905 to 1912; also held
positions in other banks
and organizations.
are Congregationalists, and Mr. Keeler was Church Trustee for several
and member
of the
advisory board of the Congregational Church in
Moravia, N. Y.
CHILD.
1.
Lynn Huntington, born February 25, 1878, in Moravia, N. Y. He is a graduate of Cornell University, A.B., 1901, and of Harvard, L.L.B., 1904. He is now a lawyer of Auburn, N. Y., and
is
also recording secretary of the
Cayuga Co. Bar Association
(1913.)
1. 3. 6. 2. 4. 6. 3.
Oristus Lynde Huntington, born
1803, married in Ithaca, N. Y., January
of
3,
in
Ellington,
Conn.,
March
22,
1829, Harriet Terrill, a daughter

]Milford,
Job and Keziah (Yoi'k)
Terrill, of
New
Conn.
She was born
in
712
Milford,
New
November
30, 1803.
He was
a cabinet maker.
He
died in
Danville, Iowa, February 14, 1858.
CHILDREN.
1.
Sophia, born
in Ithaca,
N.
Y.,
June
22, 1833,
and died July

of
8,
1834.
2.
Sabeth, born
Conn.
in Ithaca,
October
Danville,
Iowa, September 30, 1857, George H.
Mix
West Hartford,
3,
3.
Oliner Lynde, born

August
26, 1854.
in Danville,
Iowa,
May
1847,
and died
1.
3.6. 2. 4.
May
31, 1839,
6. 4.
in
Owego, N. Y., December 14, Ann, daughter of Ebenezer and Mary (Sumner) Turner, of Livermore, Me. She was born March 15, 1817. He died in Adams county. 111., March 28, 1846. His widow married again, March 8, 1853, Jotham D. Brailbury of Prairie Ridge, 111., having by her second husband two sons. CHILDREN.
1805, married, in
Horatio Lord Huntington, born

Adams,
111.,
1. 2.
Cornellia Ann, born in Ellington, 111., March 19, 1841. Emily Elizabeth, born in Ellington, 111., September 2, 1843, and
died in Quincy,
111.
1.3. 6.2. 4.6.5.

Harriet (Huntington) Townley, born March 3, 1808, in Owego, married. May 5, 1833, in Ithaca, N. Y., William Townley, who was born March 5, 1803, in Elizabethtown, N. J. They lived in Albany, III.
N.
Y.;
children.
1.
Harriet
L.,
born September
14, 1835, in
Quincy,
111.;
married
2.
November 22, 1855, Cornelius Knapp, of Albany, 111. George Huntington, born July 28, 1843, in Ithaca, N. Y.
3.
Charles
Q., born
August
9,
1849, in Quincy,
III.
1.3.6. 2. 4. 6. 6.
married, in Quincy,
George Oliver Huntington, born in Owego, N. Y., October 7, 111., May 21, 1840, Cornelia DeKrafft of Washington,
lived in Quincy,
III.,
1810;
D. C.
They
where he died
of consumption,
111.,
February
26, 1843.
His widow married,

17, 1852.
in 1851,
Daniel Stahl of (Quincy,
and died December
child.
1.
George Oliver,
September
born
in
Quincy,
111.,
February
23, 1841,
and died
24, 1842.
713
1.3.
6.
2.4. 9.
19, 1777, in
F^LiPHALET Huntington, born September
Lebanon, Conn.;
married, December 24, 1805, Nancy, daughter of James Clark,
cember
24, 1827.
He
daughter of Dennison Allen, of

88 years,
9
who died DeNovember 19, 1828, Sarah, Windham. She died November 19, 1872, aged
always lived in Lebanon, and was honored
months, 16 days.
He
repeatedly with important offices and commissions by his fellow-citizens.

died of typhoid fever, on Sabbath morning, October 20, 1861.
He

*1.
2.
Lynde
1812.
L.,
born August
15, 1807. 20, 1809,
Cordelia Louisa, born August

Juliette, born
and
died,
October 20, William
3.
May
22, 1811; married, in October, 18.31,

is
Wattles, M.D., of Sag Harbor, N. Y., and

4.
dead.
Cordelia Elizabeth, born August
24, 1813;
married Deacon
*5.
6.
Jabez McCall and lived in Goshen, Conn., until the death of Mr. McCall, when she returned to Lebanon, where she died. Henry Hart, born April 26, 1815. Lucy Ann, born August 1, 1817, has been a teacher; she died in
Lebanon, Conn., September
22, 1914,
aged
7.
7.
7,
1S19, and died August 15, 1824.

6,
8.
Mary
Louisa, born August
1823; married, February
8,
1852,
8,
R. A. Sheldon, of Columbus, Ohio, where he died Februar}1856.
His widow returned to Lebanon, where she died
in
March, 1904.
1.3.6. 2.4. 9.1.

Lynde
ried,
L.
JiJy
4,
1862, the
Huntington, born August 15, 1807, in Lebanon, Ct.; marWidow Lamb. He was a farmer in his native town,
offices.
and
filled
many important
He was
deputy sheriff
in 1862.
children.
1.
Anne, married Emerson G. Holbrook
lives in jNIadison, Ct.

in
William Buckingham,
Ct., in 1912.
is
married and living
New
Haven,
3.
Mary Clarke.
She was a very popular writer
for the magazines.
1. 3.
6.2. 4. 9. 5.
born April 26, 1815, in Lebanon, Conn.; in Mount Clemens, Mich.
Henry Hart Huntington,
married Eleanore Bristol, and resided
child.
1.
Arthur Dwight.
714
1. 3. 6. 2. 6.
William Huntington,
in
Lebanon, Conn.
He
married, October 27, 1757, Bethia Throop, by tradition a lineal descendant of
Adrian Scrope, one of the judges who condemned Charles I., whose name on coming to this country was, it is said, changed to Throop. She was born in the year 1738. Her death, which was from a cancer in the breast, occurred
July 12, 1799.
He
enlisted
May
10, 1775, in the

first call
Third (General Putnam's) Regiment,
by the special session of the LegisThey and was recruited mainly in Windham County. marched in May by Companies to Camps around Boston, and were stationed during the siege in Putnam's center diA'ision at Cambridge till the end of their term of enlistment, December 10,1775. A detachment was engaged at
for troops
which was raised on the

lature of
May,
17 75,
Bunker
Hill.
Capt. William Huntington was a farmer, a useful and Christian man.
He
died in Lebanon,
May
31, 1816.

1. 2.
Dan, born August 9, 1758, and died September 6, 1758. Rhoda, born December 14, 1759, and died December 11,
1764.
*3.
*4.
5.
Mary, born August 18, 1761. Wealthy, born April 18. 1763. Rhoda, married Rev. William Lyman,
in
]
d.d.,
who graduated
at Yale,
*6.
*7.
*8.
was pastor of the Congregational church in a parish of East Haddam, from 1786 to 1824, when he removed to China, N. y., where he died in 1833. They had eight children, three sons and five daughters. William, born jNlarch 6, 1765. Eunice, born January 14, 1769. Dan. born October 11, 1774.
784,
1.3.6.2.6.3.
Mary (Huntington)
of the church in
his death.
Lyon, born August
18, 1761, in
Lebanon, Conn.;
year of
married the Rev. Walter Lyon, a graduate of Dartmouth in 1777, and pastor
Abington Society, Pomfret, from 1783 child.
to 1826, the
1.
Samuel Huntington,
children,
married Mary Warner.

Fitch, the latter of
They had two
Samuel and Eliza
whom
married
Theophlius Parsons Huntington.
(1. 3. 6. 2. 6. 8. 7.).
1.
3. 6. 2. 6.4.
Fitch, born April
18,
Wealthy
(IIuNTiN(iTON)
2,
1763, in Lebanon,
of Rev.
Conn.; married. January

Fitch, of Norwich.
1783,
Simon Fitch, a descendant
James
715
716
1. 3.
June
6.2. 6. 4. 1. 6. 3.
born September 2, 1851 marJames Harvey Fletcher, who was
;
Mary Louisa (Fairbanks) Fletcher,

ried
30,
1874, in Kalamazoo, Mich.,

9,
born November
1845, in St. Catherines, Canada.
They
live in
Denver, Col.
1.
Anna Elizabeth, born November

ried Charles
18, 1877, in
Alpena, Mich.; mar-
Haughwart
in
Denver,
Col., in the spring of 1905.
1.3.6.2.6.6.
William Huntington, born March 6, 1763, in Lebanon, Conn.; married, April 6, 1788, Mary Gray. He was a farmer in his native town, and He represented his town in the state legislature in held in esteem and honor. He died December 18, 1834. 1810, and again in 1812.
*
1. 2.
Simeon, born April

1858.
26, 1789.
17,
William, born April
1791; lived in Lebanon, unmarried,
in
3.
Mary Gray,
a farmer.
4.
born March 31, 1794. Emily, born Fel)ruary 8, 1796; married,
in
Lebanon, Horace Strong,
She died October

5,
1,
1862.
5.
RuFUS, born April
1798; graduated at Yale, in 1817, and died

unmarried, in Clinton, Ga., December 10, 1825.

6.
Eliza, born November 10, 1802 body of Buffalo, N. Y.
M. Pea-
7.
8.
Dan, born December 28, Eleazer, born October
1804.
8,
1808.
1. 3. 6. 2. 6. 6. 1.
Simeon Huntington, born April first, Eliza Jones, who was born April
married, for his second wife, ]\lay 12,
26, 1789, in
5,
Lebanon, Conn.; married,
vember
20,
1763, and died
March
4,
and died July 24, 1823. He 1824, Achsah Clark, who was born No1854. He was a wealthy farmer in
1795,
Lebanon.
CHILDREN, IJORN
1.
IN
LEBANON, CONN.
;
2.
3.
married, June 7, 1854, Rev. 30, 1819 Walter Long, pastor of the Mystic Bridge Congregational church. Sarah, born August 28, 1821. A Son, who died July 24, 1823.
Elizabeth, born April
4.
* *
5.
6.
Ira Clark, born July 28, 1827. Clarissa Williams, born February
26, 1831.
William Lyman, born August
23, 1833.
717
1.3.6. 2.6.6.1. 2.
Sarah (Huntington) Johnson,
born August
28,
1821, in Lebanon,
Conn.; married, September 26, 1842, in Lebanon, Conn., Isaac, son of Oliver
and Abigail Knight (Hyde) Johnson. He was born February 23, 1816, in Mr. Johnson was a niercliant. Alderman of the City of NorFranklin Conn. wich, Captain of ^Militia, and an officer of the Second Congregational Church. Mrs. Jolinson died August 26, 18.51. and Mr. Johnson married November
12, 1855,
Frances
Adams
Coit,
daughter of Stephen and Betsey
Lyman Throop.
He
died January 16, 1872, in Norwich, Conn.
CHILDREN.
1.
Eliza Huntington, born March 24, 1844, in Norwich, Conn.; married September 1, 1868, in Norwich, Charles Spencer Billings.
She died July
14, 1869, in
Norwich, Conn.
2.
Sarah Perkins,

in infancy.
3.
Isaac, born in 1854; died
1. 3. 6. 2.
6.6.
1. 2. 2.
31, 1846, in
Sarah Perkins (Johnson)

wich, Conn.; married, June
in
9,
I.abcock, born January
Norlive
1881, in Norwich, Albert Babcock.
They
Providence, R.
I.
children, nORN IN PKOVIDENCK,

1.
R.
I.
FuKDERiCK Huntington, born

Frank Nelson Doubleday.
J\Iay 14,
1886; married
May
19,
1915, at Oyster Bay, L. L, to Dorothy, daughter of Mv. and
]\Lrs.
2.
3.
Harold Pemberton, born January 18, 1888. Donald Sturges, born March 13, 1890.
1. 3. 6. 2. 6. 6. 1. 4.
ried,
28, 1827, in Lebanon, Conn.; marJanuary 25, 1855, in Brooklyn, N. Y., Hester Adelaide, daughter of William and Bridget Eliza (Jordan) Stebbins. She was born August 18, 1827, in New York City. Mr. Huntington was one of the firm of Edwards and Huntington, (blankbooks). He died February 9, 1857, in Brooklyn, N. Y. They were Congregationalists.
Ira Clark Huntington, born July
CHILDREN.
1.
Laura Parson,
born July
12, 1856, in
Brooklyn, N. Y.; married,
November 29, 1880, in Flushing, N. They live in Flushing, N. Y.
Y.,
Edward Morris
Franklin.
718
1.3.6.2.6.
6. 1.5.
Clarissa Williams (Huntington) Standisii, born February 26, 1831, in Lebanon, Conn.; married, December 24, 1856, in Lebanon, Conn., George Washington, son of Thomas and Sally (Sterry) Standish. He was
born July
4, 1813, in Lebanon, Conn. Mr. Standish was a school teacher. vember 1, 1857, where he was jjrincipal
He moved
in the
to
Windsor, Conn., Nofor nine years.
academy
He
returned to Lebanon, where he died February 18, 187 7.
Mrs. Standish died
May
31, 1904, in
Lebanon.
Tliey were Congregationalists.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Clark Huntington,
Mary
3.
4.
5.
born September 2, 1862. Clarissa, born February 21, 1864; married, September 3, They live in Kansas City, Mo. 1890, Percy Bently Burnet. Miles Alexander, born February 13, 1866; died September 9, 1866, in Windsor, Conn. Elizabeth Huntington, born January 4, 1870. Rose, born January 18, 1872, in Lebanon, Conn., where she resides.
1.3. 6.2. 6.6.

Clark Huntington Standish,
Conn.; married,
ton, (1. 3. 3. 4.
first,
1.
5. 1.
2,
born September
1862, in Windsor,
Aj>ril 16, 1889, in
1. 2. 4. 6. 1. 2.).
Lebanon, Conn., Emily Lee HuntingShe was born August 3, 1867, and died Septem11,
ber 21, 1890.
He
married,
second,
October
1898, in
Colchester Conn., Jennie,
daughter of (ieorge Washington and Julia (Austin) Carroll. October 6, 1880, in Colchester, Conn.
She was born
Mr. Standish is a farmer, and has lived in Lebanon, Conn., since 1868, having come there, when a small child, with his parents.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Emily Ethel, born September
20, 1890.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Elizabeth, born September 6, 1900. Clark Wattles, born December 17, 1905. Ruth Alta, born December 14, 1909. Julia Huntington, born May 8, 1911.
Mary
1. 3. 6. 2.
6. 6. 1. 5. 1. 1.
1909, in
Emily Ethel (Standish) Wilson,

non, Conn.; married, September
6,
San Francisco,
Cal.,
in LebaWalter Cleon
Wilson.
They
live in
Turlock, Cal.
CHILDREN.
1.
71^
2.
Ella Lek, born .September 18, 1911. William Lester, bom June 14, 1914.
1. 3. 6.
2. 6. 6. 1. 5. 4.
4,
Elizabeth Huntington (Standish) Williams, born January

in
1870,
Lebanon, Conn.; married, June
27, 1906,
Franklin Hurlbert Williams, of
Lorain, O.
children.
1.
2.
Myles Standish, died at the age of two months. Hurlbert Huntington, born February 4, 1909;
10, 1909.
died February
1. 3.
Conn.; married,
6.2. 6.6.
1. 6.
William Lyman Huntington, born August 23, 1833, in Lebanon, May 18, 1859, in Franklin, Conn., Eunice C, daughter of
P. Perry, a direct
Timothy
born
10, 1881.
descendant of Oliver Hazard
Pei-ry.
She was
in Franklin,
Conn., September 24, 1831, and died in Lebanon, February
He
died
March
13, 1905, also in
Lebanon.
children.
*
1.
Ira Clark, born September

1873.
25, 1862.
2.
Frederick Sherman, born October
26, 1865,
and died March
28,
1.
3.6.2.
6. 6. 1. 6. 1.
25, 1862, in Lebanon, Conn.; married, October 30, 1902, in Plantsville, Conn., Susan Buell, daughter of
Ira Clark Huntington, born September

Ives.
Heber Smith and Lucy Ellen (Buell)

Plantsville,
She was born June
26, 1869, in
Conn.
a truckman, and lives in Hartford, Conn.
He
is
children.
1.
Heber
Ives, born September 22, 1903; died September 26, 1903, in Hartford, Conn.
2.
Frederic Perry', born September
Conn.
1.
3.6.2.
6. 6. 3.
31, 1794, in
Mary
Gray' (Huntington) Wattles, born March
Leba-
non, Conn.; mai-ried in November, 1817, Denison Wattles, a lawyer.
children.
1.
Alden.
2.
James
RUFUS.
D.
of Plainfield,
3.
Eliza, who married Elkanah Eaton
Conn.
4.
720
1.
3. 6. 2. 6. 6. 7.
Dan Huntington,
March
5,
born December 28, 1804, in Lebanon, Conn.; married,
Thomas and Lucy She was born January 12, 1817, in Jewett City, Conn., and died December 8, 1871. He was a merchant, and moved to Norwich, Conn., in 1842 returned to Lebanon in 1878, where lie died March 4. 1879. He was deacon in the Second Conp,regational Church of Norwich, for nearly twenty
1838, in Jewett City, Conn., Emily, daughter of
(Platen) Wilson.
years.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
George Wilson,
at

3,
2.
Emily, born January
and was educated For twenty years she conducted the Wilson Industi-ia! School for Girls at I'ompkins Scjuare and Eighth Street, N. Y. This was the first institution of the kind
1841, in Lebanon, Conn.,
Wheaton Seminary.
in this country, or perhaj)s in the world.
Here
she
made
several
pioneer ventures in industrial and charitable education, which
spread rapidly throughout the United States, and foreign countries
as
well.
The Boys' Club, with which

was organized by
the late E. H.
Harriman
wsa
identified,
her,
and from that center
radiated the system of establishing centers for teaching cookery to

children, j)arlicularly children of the poor.
Her
Garden
"
Kitchen Garden," which had a wide vogue, was pub-
Other books of hers were: "Child's Kitchen Primer" (1884), "Introductory Cooking Lessons," " Little Housekeeper," and " How to Teach Kitchen Garden " Under her administration of the WUson Mission, any (1903). poor boy could come to the Boys' Club, and any poor girl could come to the Kitchen Garden, and any poor mother could bring her infant for care while she was working. Her last work was in connection with the New York Cooking School. iV. Y. Times, December 7, 1909. She died December 5, 1909, in Wididham, Conn.
lished in 1878.
3.
Jane Gray, born

September
9,
in
August, 1842, in Norwich, Conn., and died

1848, in Norwich, and died
1843, in Groton, Conn.

2,
4.
Edward Webster, born January in 1870, in New Orleans, La.

1. 3. 6.
3.6.
6. 7. 1.
January
1.5,
George Wilson Huntington,

Nelson and Harriet (Long) Lawrence.
Troy, N. Y.
in
l)orn
1839, in Lel)anon,
Conn.; married, June 23, 1870, in Buffalo, N. Y., Louise, daughter of Sanuiel
24, 1846, in
He
is
a clergyman of the Reformed Episcopal Church, and lived

to 1878, in
Norwich, Conn., from 1841
Ottawa, Canada, from 1878 to 1880,
in
721
in
Cumberland, Maryland, from 1881
to 1884,
and
Brooklyn, N. Y., from
1885 to 1895.
They now
reside in
Newburgh, N. Y.
He was
an acting assistant paymaster, stationed at the N. Y.
Navy Yard,
during the Civil War, from October 30, 1863, to November 22, 1865, when he
was honorably discharged.
At
cite, at
the time of the
first
reunion of the Huntington Family, September
3,
1857, he was a student in the
Norwich Free Academy. He was asked to rethe meeting, an ode of welcome, written by Miss Cornelia Huntington,
so.
and did
At
ing.
the second Family Reunion, September
8,
1907, he
made an
address,
he being the only survivor
who had
a place on the program at the
first
meet-
At
the reunion of 1912, he offered the opening prayer, Friday, Septem-
ber 6th.
CHILDREN.
1.
Lawrence, born July
N. Y.; died January
12,
2.
Grace Louise,

27, 1879, in
3.
Frederick Dan, born December

married December
ford, Pa.
in
Ottawa, Canada;
in
25,
1905, in Buffalo, N. Y., Helen Esther,
daughter of Thomas Jefferson Powers.
She was born
Brad-
He
is
a contracting engineer, and has lived since 1900,
Brooklyn, N. Y., Pittsburg, Pa., Manchester, Wellington, and
London, Eng., Baltimore, Md., New Orleans, La., and Liverpool, Eng. They were living in London, Eng., in 1910, and in 1915,
in Buffalo,
N. Y.
He
has been associated with some of the
largest recent building enterprises in all England.
He
is
a grad-
uate of Cornell, 1900.

4.
They
;
are Episcopalians.
24, 1883, in
5.
Natalie, born May 29, 1882 died December land, Md. George Bradford, born October 29, 1887, died August 7, 1888, in Wayne, Penn.
CumberN.
Y.;
in Brooklyn,
1. 3. 6.
2.6. 6. 7.
1. 2.
born August 25, 1875, in NorNewburgh, N. Y., Theodore, son of George Dolbeare and Harriet Annie (Camp) Dimon. He was born December
wich, Conn.; married, April 26, 1902, in
24, 1876, in Utica,
Grace Louise (Huntington) Dimon,.
to
N. Y. Mr. Dimon was a telephone engineer, and lived in Utica, N. Y., from 1876 1900, in New York City, from 1900 to 1904, in Chicago, 111., from 1904 to
1907.
They
also resided in Wilmette,
111.
Mr. Dimon was a graduate of Cornell University, 1898, and was assistant engineer, with rank of ensign, in the Spanish American Wâr. He enlisted in June, 1898, and was mustered out in October, 1898. He died in July, 1908. Mrs. Dimon and her son reside in Utica, N. Y.
722
CHILD.
1.
George Huntin{;ton,
born November
25, 19U4, in Chicago,
111.
1.3.6.2. 6.
Eleazer PIuntington.
ried.
6. 8.
born Octobers, 1808, in Lebanon, Conn.; mar-
May 11, 1835, in Lebanon, Conn., Betsey Fitch, daughter of John Henry and Zerviah (Bliss) Throop. She was born November 1, 1808, in Lebanon, Conn., and died October 2-2, 1883. He was a farmer, and lived all his life in Lebanon, Conn. They were Congregationahsts, and he was Deacon of the Church in Lebanon, for thirty years. He was chosen in May, 1839, and resigned in January, 1870. He died February 3, 1870.
CHILDREN.
* *
1.
Mary Gray,
2.
3.
born August 13, 1836. AViLLiAM, born May 18, 1831). Ellen Bliss, born January- 1, 1843,
resided in 1915.
in
Lebanon, Conn., where she
1. 3. 6. 2.
6.6. 8. 1.
13, 1836, in
Mary Gray (Huntington)

non, Conn.; married,
Talcott, born August
Leba-
November
20, 1862, in
Lebanon, Hart, son of Mosley
and Harriet (Sweetland) 'J'idcott. He was born August 19, 1834, in Marlborough, Conn. Mr. Talcott was a farmer and a manufacturer, and later, City ]\Lirshal of Hartford, Conn. In May, 1843, lie moved to Ithaca, N. Y., in April, 1845, to Glastonbury, Conn., in April, 1862, to Moutville, Conn., in November, 1863, to Lebanon, Conn., in April, 1869, to Norwich, Conn., in May, 1871, to Lebanon, Conn., in May, 1874, to Dover, Del., and in 1878 to Hartford, Conn., where he now resides, and where Mrs. Talcott ilied February 9, 1910. She attended the schools of her native town and graduated from the Ladies' Academy at BanShe was for many years a member of the Windsor Avenue Congregor, Me. gational Church and of the King's Daughters, was very active in her religious She was spiritually life and will be greatly missed by a large circle of friends. minded, jôssessed a sunny temperament and a sweet, neighborly kindness that endeared her to many, both young and old. They were members of the Congregational Church, and Mr. Talcott was Sunday School Superintendent from 1867 to 1868, and 1888 to 1891, Church Treasurer from 1893 to 1897, Deacon from 1897 to 1907, and Chairnum of the Society's Couuuittee from 1894 to 1899.
children.
*
*
1.
William Hart,
bcn-n
October
19, 1868.
2.
3.
Lillian (iKAY, born November 11, 1871. Morton Cook, born October 1, 1878, in Hartford, Conn.
723
1.3. 6. 2.6. 6.8.

William Hart Talcott,
married,
1. 1.
19, 1868, in
born October
Lebanon, Conn.;
March
4,
1896, in Hartford, Conn., Editli Elizabeth Babcock.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Charles Hart, born August 6, 1897, Richard Babcock, born November 15,
1.
1903.
3.6. 2.6.6.8. 1.2.

born
Lillian
Gray (Talcott) Brigham,
Novembei'
11,
1871, in
Lebanon, Conn.; married, October Hugh Brigham.
29, 1896, in
Hartford, Conn.,
Clement
children.
1.
2.
Mary
Storrs Talcott, born May 3, 1900. Gray, born April 29, 1905.
1.3. 6. 2. 6. 6.8. 2.
ried,
born May 18, 1839, in Lebanon, Conn.; marJanuary 10, 1871, in Lebanon, Conn., Caroline Elizabeth, daughter of She was born Nathaniel Chamberlin and Almira Hicks (Stark) Sexton.
William Huntington,
March
18, 1842.
is
He
in the express business,
and
is
a graduate of school at
Monson,
Mass., 1857.
ments, 1882
He was Judge of Probate in Lebanon District on two appointand 1883. He moved from Lebanon to Windsor in April, 1884,
to Hartford,
and from Windsor
where he now
as First
resides, in April, 1885.
He
served in the Civil
War
Sergeant in Co. D, 8th Conn. Volun-
teer Infantry.
11, 1866.
He enlisted September 19, 1861, and was discharged August He was wounded at Antietam, September 17, 1862, and lost the use
of one ear,
River
use of
in
and again at Walthall Junction, ^lay 7, 1864, and on the James May, 1863; was in the hospital nearly a year, and has now but partial one leg. They are Congregationalists.
children.
* * *
*
1.
Mary Gray,

25, 1888.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Elizabeth Sexton, born June 21, 1874; died May Caroline Throop, born February 7, 1877. Ellen Alden, born December 25, 1878. Isabel Morgan, born June 24, 1882.
1.3.6.2.
Mary Gray (Huntington)
non, Conn.; married, June
5,
6.
6.8.2.
1.
24, 1872, in
Storrs, born September
Leba-
1901, in Hartford, Conn.,
Henry AVoodward,
724
son of
Henry Cornelius and Pamelia (Williams)
I.
Storrs.
He was
born Novem-
ber 28, 1872, in Northi)ort, L,
Mr. Storrs
1909,
is
civil
engineer.
lie lived in Meriden, Conn.,
from
1!)01 to
when he moved
to Hartford, Conn.,
where he now
resides.
They
are
Congregationalists.
CHILD.
1.
William Huntington,
l)orn April 28, 1902, in
Meriden, Conn.
1.3. 6. 2. 6. 6.8. 2.3.

Caroline Throop (Huntington) Morris, born February 7, 1877, in Lebanon, Conn.; married, June 26, 1909, John Felt, son of John Emery and Mary Pamelia (Felt) Morris. He was liorn October 29, 1877, in Hartford,
Conn.
Mr. Morris is treasurer of the Connecticut Historical Society, clerk of the Second Ecclesiastical Society of Hartford, and treasurer of the Second Church
lôngreg
CHILI).
1.
Elinor Huntington, born September
Conn.
1.3. 6. 2.6. 6. 8.2.4.

Ellen Alden (Huntington) AVhittem, born December 25, 1878, in Lebanon, Conn.; married, December 21, 1912, in Hartford, Conn., Arthur E., son of Thomas Jarvis and Annabelle Davison (Fisher) Whittem. Mr. Whittem is instructor in Romance languages in Harvard Lnivei'sity.
He
is
a graduate of
D.
Harvard University, with the degrees

CHILD.
of a. .,
a.m.
and PH.
1.
]\Iass.
born November 26, 1913, in Boston,
1. 3.
6.2.6.
6. 8.
2.5.
born June 24, 1882,
in
Isabel
son of
Morgan (Huntington) Bacon,
Leba-
non, Conn.; married, September 17, 1907, in Hartford, Conn., Herbert Morton,
Marcus Morton and Delia Jane (Case) Bacon.

Hartford, Conn.
is
He was
tlie
born December
Massacliusetts
19, 1879, in
Mr. Bacon
1907, and
is
a manufacturing chemist,
and attended
in 1899, in
Institute of Technology.
He
in
lived in
Boston
Brookline, Mass., in
now, 1915,
Hartford, Conn.
They, are Universalists.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Herbert Morton, born September 7, 1908, in Newton, Mass. Jane Morgan, l)oru July 27, 1912, in Hartford, Conn.
1. 3. 6.
725
2.6. 7.
in
Conn.; married,
Eunice (Huntington) Mason, born January 14, 1769, March 28, 1798, Daniel Mason, who was of the
Lebanon,
genera-
fifth
tion in descent from the

jSfarch 26, 1828.
famous Capt. John Mason, of Norwich, and died
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Bethia Huntington, born March 8, 1800. Emma Elizabeth, born March 4, 1801.
3.
Mary
Lyon, born June
28, 1802.
4.
Rhoda Louisa,
Bozrah, Conn.
born in 1804, and married Rev. N. S. Hunt, of

10, 1805.
5.
6.
7.
Julia Ann, born October
John G. H., born August 9, Abby Jane, born December
1808; died July 28, 1829.

28, 1811.
10, 1817,
8.
Wealthy
1830.
Fitch, born March
and died December
25,
1.3.6.2.6.8.
Dan Huntington, born
at Yale, 1794,
October
11, 1774, in
Lebanon, Conn., graduated
was tutor
in
in
Williams College from 1794 to 1796, and the next
two years tutor
Yale.
He was
pastor of the Congregational church in

in
Litchfield, from 1797 to 1809,
and of that
Middletown, from 1809
to 1816.
From INIiddletown he removed to Hadley, Mass., where he resided ever after. Of his character and promise in early life, I am permitted to record the testimony of his classmate, the Hon. Judge Thos. S. Williams, of Hartford, Conn. "His amiable temper, his good sense, and his jJeasant manners, made him an agreeable companion. But he was too much of a student to spend much time
As a scholar, his standing in his class was and he was soon appointed as tutor at Williarastown, and from thence transferred to New Haven." After removing to Hadley, he refused to settle again as pastor, though he
in indulging his social nature.
high,
continued to preach.
himself a Unitarian.
He
supplied for awhile a Unitarian congregation, and

at length
his views of Christian doctrines undergoing a change, he
avowed
Yet with
in
this
change
in
his
creed,
we have
liis
the testi-
mony
of
liis
of his
orthodox bretliren, no change was observable in
Christian
character.
His prayers
the family, and indeed the entire religious culture
eminently Christian home, were what they had been while holding and
^^'hat his character as preacher was,
tlie
is
teaching the orthodoxy of Connecticut,

before vacating the pulpit,
abundantly shown by
in Dr.
following testimonial
from the pen of Rev. Parsons Cook,

Pulpit.
Sprague's Annals of the American
He is speaking of tlie settlement of a colleague with Dr. Ho])kins, of Hadley, for which place Mr. Huntington, then recently dismissed from his people in Litchfield, was a candidate. "He was enjoying a splendid popularity as a preacher,
and but
for
a jealousy
of
family influence, the jjeople
726
would have called him unanimoush' to be their pastor. While this matter was Dr. Hopkins expressed great interest to secure his settlement and even said that he would be willing to bear his shoes if he could see him
in agitation,
settled there.
He had such a strong conviction that the interests of the people would be promoted by it, that he would make any sacrifices to secure it." He married, January 1, 1801, Elizabeth Whiting, only daughter of Charles and Elizabeth (Porter) Phelps, of Hadley, who was born February 4, 1779. She was a most excellent Christian woman, as is abundantly testified, both by the afiection of her family, and by the grateful recollections of a large
She was early a subject of grace, and Though, from a change in her views on the subject of the Trinity, she did not continue through life a communicant in that church, it is still recorded of her, by her husband, that "this sacred covenant it was her practice to renew, in form, with the most thorough examination and fervent prayer at the recurrence of each anniversary of her first vow, until the day of her death, which, by a singular providence, was itcircle of
beloved neighbors and friends.
united with the orthodox church in Hadley.
self
one of those anniversaries, April
G,
1847."
CHILDREN.
*1. *2.
*3.
4.
Charles Phelps, born May 24, 1802. Elizabeth Porteh, born May 8, 1803. William Pitkin, born July 16, 1804. Bethia Throop, born October 7, 1805, and
in
lived with her father
Hadley.
5.
Edward
Phelps, born April

Prof.
25,
1807;
married Helen Maria,

the
daughter of
Stephen
W.
AMlliams of
Berkshire
6.
She was born October 4, 1819. He died October 26, 1843. His widow died June 19, 1902. John Whiting, born May 28, 1809; went through the collegiate course at Harvard, and after having been examined for his
Medical
Institute.
Bachelor's Degree, died, before

*7.
8.
Commencement,
in 1832.
Theophilus Parsons, born July 11, 1811. Theodore Gregson, born March 18, 1813; married, February 17, 1841, Elizabeth Sumner of Ashford, Conn., who was born
January
24, 1816.
9.
Mary Dwight,
born April
18, 1815,
and died.
10.
*11.
Catherine Carey, born May 8, 1817, and Frederick Dan, born May 28, 1819.
1.
3.6.2.
28, 1827, in
6. 8. 1.
Charles Phelps Huntington, born May

Ct.;
married,
daughter of
24, 1806, in
24, 1802, in Middletown, Northampton, Mass., Helen Sophia, Elijah Hunt and Ilarriette (Blake) Mills. She was born August Northampton, JNIass., and died March 30, 1844, in Northampton.
first,
October
727
He married, second, January 2, 184 7, in Cambridge, Mass., Ellen, daughter of David and Elizabeth (Bender) Greenough. She was born March 28, 1814, in Boston, ]\Iass.. and died Fel)ruary 5, 1893, in Florence, Italy. She -was a sister of the well-known sculptor.
He was and collector of Internal Revenue in 1862. He lived in Hadley, North Adams, Northampton, and Milton, Mass., and finally in Boston, where he lived from 1858 till his death, January 29, 1868. They were Unitarians.
a lawyer, and a graduate of Harvard College, 1822.
18.55
to
He was
judge of the Superior Court from
1861,
CHILDREN, BORN IN NORTHAMPTON, MASS.

*1.
2.
Helen Frances,
1864,
in
born Jtdy
7,
1831.
22, 1834; married,
Charles Whitinc. born September

Boston, Mass..
June
15,
Annie Oakes, daughter of Charles Robin.<on and Sarali (Treadwell) Thayer. She was born August 25, 1838, in Boston, and died April 22, 1888, in Kittrell, N. C. He was a lawyer, a graduate of Harvard University, 1854. He
lived in
in
Ware,
JNIass.,
in 1855, in Boston, in 1856,
afterwards
Quincy. Mass.
They were
Unitarians.
22. 1836.
*3.
4.
Elijah Hunt
IVIill.s,
born July
Helen Sophia,
ampton, Mass.
born July
12, 1838; died
July 25, 1839, in North-
5.
*6.
7.
Mary Elizabeth, born ]\Iarch 19, 1840. Edward Stanton, born April 3, 1841.
Harriette, born February
1,
1843; died July

24, 1848.
8,
1844.
*8.
9.
Henry Greenough, Laura Curtis, born

in Florence, Italy.
born INIarch
September
15, 1849; died
October
15, 1874,
1. 3. 6. 2. 6. 8. 1. 1.
Helkn Frances (Huntington) Quincy,
born July
7,
1831, in North-
hampton, Mass.; married, December 23, 1858, in Boston, JVIass., Josiah P., son Mrs. (Juincy died December 11, 1903. of the Hon. Josiah Quincy, of Boston.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Josiah Huntington, born October Helen, born September 6, 1861.
15, 1859.
1.3. 6. 2. 6. 8. 1.3.
ton, Mass.; married
born July 22, 1836, in NorthampOctober 31, 1871, in Boston, Mass., Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel and Abby Adams (Beale) Quincy. She was born March 29, 1841, in Boston, Mass. He was a merchant and an importer. He went to China in 1857, and re-
Eli.jah
Hunt Mills Huntington,
turned to America in 1869.
Again he went
to
China with
his family in 1885,
728
lived in
Hong Kong
four years, and returned to Jamaica Plain, Mass., in 1889,

16, 1891.
where he died April
They were
Unitarians.
CHILDREN.
1.
Cabot Mills, born October

Forest Hills, Mass.
8,
1872
2.
3.
Annie Oakes, born June 12, 1875, in Jamaica Plain, Mass. Elizabeth Quincy, born September 15, 1880, in Jamaica
Mass.
Plain,
1.3.6.2.
Mass.; married
of Daniel
6. 8. 1. 6.
born April
3,
Edward Stanton Huntington,

December
23, 1868, in
1841, in Northampton,
Logansport, Ind., Julia Ann, daughter
Darwm and
Sophia Jane (James) Pratt.
She was born August
17,
1845, in Logansport, Ind.
He was an army officer and an author. He wrote " Dreams of the Dead," and other smaller works in periodicals, mostly connected with social and ethical problems. He was a captain in the regular army during the Civil War, in the 11th U. S. Infantry, afterwards consolidated in the 29th U. S. Infantry. He entered the service in 1861, and retired in 1869. He was engaged in seventeen battles, and spent eleven months in Libby and Andersonville
prisons.
in
He lived in Boston till 1861; in Logansport, Ind., from 1869 to 1878, and WoUaston, Mass., till death, which occurred January 16, 1895, in Truro, Nova Scotia. He was a member of the Loyal Legion, Boston Commandery.
CHILD.
1.
Charles Pratt,
1.
3.6. 2. 6. 8.
1. 6. 1.
Charles Pratt Huntington, born November 22, 1871, in Logansport, Ind.; married, first. May 5, 1894, in Florence, Italy, Maud Mary, daughter of Gen. Abingdon Robert and Mary (Faunce) Bayly. She was born in 1872, in Meon, India. He married, second, Eleanore Moretti, of New York, September 11, 1913, at
New
Brunswick, Ni J.
an architect, a graduate of Harvard University, 1893, and of Ecole He lived in Quincy, Mass., from 1878 to 1889, des Beaux Arts, Paris, 1901. in Paris, France, from 1893 to 1901, then in New York and Washington till
is
He
1907.
He
is
member
of the
American
Institute of Architects,
and
of
Beaux
Arts Society of Architects, a corresponding
member
of the Hispanic Society of
America, a life member of the American Numismatic Society, a member of the Harvard and Players Clubs of N. Y., and of the Washington Architects Club.
They
are Episcopalians.
child.
1.
ViviENNE Maude, born
April 25, 1902.
1. 3.
729
6.2. 6. 8. 1.8.
ton,
Henry Greenough Huntington, born ]M;ircli 24, 1848, in NorthampMass.; married, May 13, 1882, in London, Eng., Mabel Grazia, daiigliter
of Charles
and Teiisa (Salvi) Crosbie. She was born June 19, 1857. He is a banker and consul, a graduate of Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass,, 1867. He was American Vice Consul in Florence, Italy, from 1875 to 1880; American Consul to Castellamare, Italy, from 1893 to 189 7. They are Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
1.
Charles Henry Gordon, born October

Italy.
11,
1887, in Florence,
2.
Teresa Anna Merckde Romola, born September

Pistoia, Italy.
24, 1889, in
1. 3.
Litchfield, Conn.;
6.2.6.
I'isher, of
8. 2.
8,
Elizabeth Porter (Huntington) Fisher, born May

married George
1803. in
Oswego, N. Y.
He was
president
of the N.
W.
Insurance Company.
children.
*
1.
2.
3.
4.
Elizabeth Phelps. Frederick Pitkin. Francis Porter, who married Ann Eliza Crane. (tEORGE Huntington, who graduated from Harvard
1852.
College in
5. 6.
Catherine Whiting.
Edward Thornton.
1. 3. 6. 2. 6. 8. 2. 1.
Elizabeth Phelps (Fisher) Sessions, married John

children.
1.
Sessions.
Elizabeth Huntington.
2.
Clara Fisher.
Addie.
1. 3. 6. 2. 6. 8. 3.
3.
William Pitkin Huntington,
born July
6,
1804, in Litchfield, Conn.;
married, December 25, 1839, in Chesterfield, Mass., Lucy, daughter of Luther
and Hannah (Burrell) Edwards. She was born October 18, 1820, field, Mass., and died February 9, 1898, in Amherst, Mass.
in Chester-
He was
a teacher
and preacher, a graduate
of
Harvard University,
a. b.,
1824, M.D., 1835.
He
lived, successively, in Litchfield, Conn.,
Hadley, Mass.,
Cambridge, Mass., Hillsboro, 111., Buffalo, N. Y., Milwaukee, Wis., Medina, Wis., and Amherst, where he died March 7, 1885. He was at first a L'ni-
730
tarian,
and
later an Episcopalian, a minister in lioth denominations.
He was
ordained deacon by Bishop Frederick D. Huntington, at Madison, Wis., Feb-
ruary
11, 1873.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Lucy Bethia,
December
8,
born November
])orn
22, 1840.
in Hillsboro, TIL;
Mahy Catherine,
1846, in
September 20, 1842, Ashby, Mass.
died
3.
4.
William Edwards, born July 30, 1844. Elizabeth Whiting, born May 30, 1846,
December
in
Ashby,
i\Iass.;
died
N. Y.
15, 1850.
* *
5.
6.
7.
Helen Maria,
born April
8,
1848.
Catherine Frances, born March Frederick Sargent, born April

died September
4,
29,
1852, in Milwaukee, Wis.;
1888, in Amherst, Mass.

23, 1854, in
8.
Flora Elizabeth, born October
Medina,
AVis.:
died
9.
10.
* 11.
November 14, 1874, in Medina, Wis. Grace Martin, born July 1, 1859. Theodore Gregson, born July 1, 1859, Ellery Channing, born July 18, 1865.
Twins,
1.3. 6.2. 6. 8.3.

Lucy Bethia (Huntington) Fallows,
Hillsboro,
111.;
1.
^^ ^
13, 1835, in
married, April
9,
1860, in Cedar Bluffs, Wis., Samuel, son of
Thomas and Anne (Ashworth)

sin in 1848,
Fallows.
He was
born December
He removed with his parents to Wisconwas graduated from the AVisconsin State University in 1859, and was vice-president of Galesville University till 1861, when he was ordained in the Methodist Episcopal Church. He was chaplain of the 32d, lieutenantcolonel of the 40th, and colonel of the 49th Regiment of Wisconsin Volunteer
Pendleton, near Manchester, Eng.
Infantry, and was brevetted brigadier general for faithful
vice.
and meritorious
ser-
On
returning to
civil life
he became a pastor
in
Milwaukee.
He was
chosen state superintendent of public instruction in Wisconsin in 1871, and
was twice
re-elected.
He was
recent of the University of Wisconsin, and reIn 1875 he united with the Reformed Epis-
ceived the degree of d. d. from Lawrence College in 1873, and later the same
degree from Marietta College.

1876, he
copal Church, and became rector of St. Paul's Church, Chicago.
In January,
was appointed chief
editor of the "Appeal," the organ of the Re15, 1876,
formed Episcopal Church, and on July

Chaplain-in-Chief of the Grand
Instructor of the same.
was elected a bishop.
He
has been presiding IJishop and President of the General Council of his church,
Army
of the Republic,
He
is
the author of " Bright and

of
"The Home Beyond," "Past Noon," "Life

osophy,"
and National Patriotic Happy Homes," Samuel Adams," "Splendid

I'hil-
Deeds," "Story of the American Flag," "Science of Health," "Christian
"Memory
Culture," "Health and Happiness," and several works re-
lating to the English language
and Biblical study.
CHILDREN.
1.
731
Helen May,
born
]\Iay 21,
1863, in Cedar Bluffs, Wis.; married,
November 19, 1908, in New York, N. Y., Edwin Sydney, son of Wilmot and Jane Arnot (Morton) Williams. He wasborn June 8,
1838, in Elizabeth, N. J.
He
is
a clergyman, a graduate of Yale,
1860, and of Oberlin Theological Seminary, 1865.
He
lived in
is
Northfield and Minneapolis, Minn., from 1864 to 1894, and

living in Saratoga, Cal.
now
He was
a World's Fair Commissioner,
appointed by President Harrison, to Japan, China, India and
He was Superintendent of the FreedHelena Village, South Carolina, under General Rufus Saxton, and read Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation to twelve hundred slaves. He went around the world at the time of his
Egypt, in 1892 and 1893.
at St.
men
appointment
sions
to the
World's Fair Commission, visiting many mis-
and
colleges, speaking at Antioch, Aintab, Constantinople,
2.
3.
and Cairo; also at Beyrut. As freshman at Yale he made his maiden speech for Woman's Suffrage, and in California in 1911, wrote, spoke, and labored for the side of progress which won suffrage, October 10, 1911. Edward Huntington, born August 15, 1865. Alice Katharine, born March 23, 1871, in Milwaukee, Wis.
4.
Charles Samuel, born
April 29, 1881, in Chicago,
111.
1.3. 6.
Wis
;
2. 6.
8.3.
1. 2.
15, 1865, in
Edwakd Huntington Fallows,
born August
Appleton,
married, June 14, 1892, in Boston, Mass., Julia Houghton, daughter of
William P. and Anne (Richards) Kittredge.

1866, in
9,
New York
City, N. Y.
Mr. Fallows is a lawyer, a graduate of Amherst College, A. B. 1890, and Columbia Law School, 1892. He lives, and practices law, in New York He was a member of the New York Legislature, 1899 to 1901. City, N. Y. They are Reformed Episcopalians.
of
CHILD.
1.
Annette Richards,
1.
born June
5,
3. 6. 2. 6. 8.3.3.
July 30, 1844,
in Hillsboro,
111.;
William Edwards Huntington, born

married,
first.
October 3, 1876, in Newton Center, Mass., Emma Caroline, daughter of Alden and Caroline (Robinson) Speare. She was born December 8, 1853, in Boston, Mass., and died INIarch 3, 1877, in Newton Center, Mass,
He
married, second.
May
10, 1881, in
Newton Center,
Mass., Ella Maria,
sis-
ter of his first wife.
She was born ]March
Mass.
732
He
is
a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, a. b. 1870, and of Boss. t.

is.
ton University,
1873, ph. d. 1881.
He
served,
first
as private
and later
as lieutenant, during the Civil
War,
in
Co E, 40th Wisconsin
June
8,
Infantry and
Co. H., 49th AVisconsin Infantry.
He
enlisted
1864, Avas discharged
September
16,
8,
1864; re-enlisted February 16, 1865, and was mustered out

of the College of Liberal Arts,
November
1865.
He was Dean
They
live in
Boston University, from
1882 to 1904, and has been President of Boston University from 1904.
Newton Center, Mass.
He
1904.
received the degree of ll.d. from the University of Wisconsin in
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
3.
4.
born June 28, 1882. Caroline, born January 16, 1883; died August Genevieve, born July 29, 1892. Miriam, born November 21, 1897.
Raymond Edwârds,
Emma
14, 1883.
1. 3.
Center, Mass.; married, June
ton,
6.2. 6.8.3.3.
9,
1.
in
Raymond Edwards Huntington,

daughter of
9,
born June 28, 1882,
Newton
She was
1909, in Wollaston, Mass., Elizabeth Hamil-
Edmond
Gilles
and Florence (Hamilton) Thayer.
born October
1878, in South Braintree, Mass.
He
to
is
a commercial traveler, and a graduate of the Boston I'niversity,
A. B. 1905.
He
lived in
Wollaston, Mass., where he
Newton Center until June 9, 1909, when he removed now resides. He was steward in the Newton
to 1905.
Center Methodist Episcopal church from 1903
CHILD.
1.
Elizabeth Thayer, born December
11, 1913.
1.3.6. 2. 6. 8.3. 5.
Helen Maria (Huntington) Brooks,
N.
Y.; married, July 9, 1870, in Marshall, Wis.,
born April
8,
1848, in Buffalo,
of
Edward Payson, son
Henry
and Elvira (Hersey) 15rooks. He was born August 18, 1842, in Strong, Me. Mr. Brooks is a teacher, ])ublisher, and real estate dealer; a graduate of Yale College, 1H66. He has lived in New Haven, Conn., Chicago, 111., Luverne, Minn., and Appomattox, S. Dak. They now reside in San Diego, Cal. He is a lineal descendant of Thomas Brooks, who came from England with Sir Richard Saltonstall and the Rev. George Phillips. From the same ancestor descended Gov. John Brooks and the Hon. Peter C. Brooks, of
Albert
Boston, Mass.
CHILDREN.
1.
733
Helen Frances,
ried,
born July
15, 1893, in
16, 1871, in
New
C'al.,
February
San Diego,
Haven, Conn.; marJoseph Grant Dono-
2.
Eva
3.
They live in Los Angeles, Cal. Lucile, born December 20, 1872, and died March 16, 1873, in Madison, Wis. Genevieve, born April 23, 1875, in Chicago, 111., and died ]\Iarch 20, 1899, in San Diego, Cal.
van.
4.
Edward Huntington,
mai-ried,
born
Cal.
May
26, 1882, in
Cal.,
Luverne. Minn.;
October
22, 1907, in
Los Angeles,
Nora
Bell
Arms.
They
live in
San Diego,
1. 3. 6. 2. 6. 8. 3. 6.
Katherine Frances (Huntington) Day,
Milwaukee, Wis.; married, September
Charles, son of
born March
15,
1.S50, in
10, 1873, in Marshall, Wis.,

in in
Thomas
Bristol,
England,
111.,
in
Thomas and Mary (Gould) Day. He was born 1844. Mr. Day is a banker and a broker, and has lived
j\Ir.
Quincy,
^Milwaukee, Wis., and Medina, Wis.
They
are Presbyterians, and
Day
is
an Elder and Bible Class teacher
in the church.
He was
a volunteer in the Sioux Indian
War,
1862.
They
reside in Indianapolis, Indiana.
children.
* *
1.
2.
Florence, born June 12, 1874. DvviGHT Huntington, born April
1,
1876.
3. 4.
5.
William Edwards, born in 1878, in Indianapolis, Ind. Frederick Huntington, born May 7, 1880. Helen Huntington, born March 24, 1883; married,
1908, Prof.
Scotland.
April 22,
James Young Simpson.
They
live in
Edinburgh,
1.3. 6.2. 6.8.

ried.
3. 6. 1.
12, 1874, in
Florence (Day) Stevenson, born June
Chicago,
111.;
mar-
May
16, 1899,
Rev. James Ross Stevenson.
They
reside in Baltimore,
]Md.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
William Edwards. Theodore Dwight, Donald Day.

1.
>
Twins.
3. 6.2.
6.8.3. 6.
born April
1,
2.
She died July
27,
Dwight Huntington Day,

married,
first,
1876, in Indianapolis, Ind.; 1902.

live
June
15, 1900,
Molly L. Townsend.
8,
He
married, second,
November
1906, Clara
Richmond Bradford.
They
734
in
City.
New York
Mr. Day
is
a Presbyterian clergyman, and
is
treasurer of
the Presbyterian Foreign Missionary Society.
children.
1.
2.
3.
Huntington Townsend. Matilda Bradford. Thomas Charles.

1. 3. 6. 2.
6.8. 3. 9.
born July
1,
Grace Martin (HuntingtonJ Wellington,
1859, in
Marshall, Wis.; married July 28. 1887, in Amherst, Mass., Charles, son of
Horace and Helen Elizabeth (Locke) Wellington. He was born May 4, 1853, Limerick, Maine is a professor of chemistry, and a graduate of the University of Gottingen, Germany, 1885. He has lived in Amherst, Washington, D. C, and in Germany, and is now, 1915, living in Amherst, Mass.
in
;
CHILD.
1.
Laurence Charles,
born July 29, 1890; lives in Amherst, Mass.
1.3. 6.2. 6. 8. 3. 10.

1, 1859, in Medina, Wis.; Addie Elfleda, daughter of John Henry and Almira Maria (Legro) Waterman. She was born September 5, He is a dentist and a graduate of Tufts (d.d.s.) Col1864, in Derry, N. H. They lived in New York City, N. Y., in 1912. lege, Boston, Mass., 1888.
Theodore Grkgson Huntington,

2,
born July
married, August
1893, in Boston, Mass.,
children.
1.
Katharine Elfleda,
born
May
30, 1894, in
N. Y.
City.
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
Helen, born April 20, 1896, in N. Y. City. Eleanor, born August 28, 1897, in Yonkers, N. Y. Ruth, born May 24, 1900, in N. Y. City. Theodora, born March 2, 1904, in Mt. Vernon, N. Y. William Frederick, born August 11, 1907, in Mt. Vernon, N.Y.
1.3. 6.2. 6.8.3. 11.

Ellery Channing Huntington, born
and
July
18, 1865, in
Marshall, Wis.;
married, June 16, 1892, in Sewanee, Tenn., Susan HIanton, daughter of John
Emma
(Blanton) Tucker.
is
She was born
]\Iay 9,
1873, in
Bremond,
a professor in Colgate LIniversity, a graduate of Amherst College, 1888, and lived in Marshall, Wis., from 1865 to 1881, in Amherst, Mass., Texas.
He
from 1881
ville,
to 1888, in
Charlottesville, Viu,
In 1900
from 1888
to
to 1889,
and
in
Nash-
Tenn., from 1889 to 1900.

in 1908.
he moved
Hamilton, N. Y., where
he resided
They
are Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
1.
735
2.
Ellery Channing, Ijorn jNIarch 12, 1893, in Nashville, Tenn. Frederick Sargent, born October 11, 1895, in Nashville, Tenn.
1.3.6.2.6.8.7.
Theoi'iiilus Parsons Huntington, born July
iMass.;
11,
1811, in Pladley,
(1. 3. 6. 2. 6. 3. 1.)
married Eliza Fitch, daughter of Samuel Huntington
and
INIary
(Warner) Lyon.

1862.
14, 1817,
and died June
24, 1892.
He
died July
20',
CHILDREN.
1.
Walter
Elliot, born March
27, 1842.
He served
for nine
months
during the Civil War, receiving an honorable discharge at the
end of nine months. January 5, 1910.

*
2.
He
lived in Springfield, IMass.,
and died
]\Iaria
3.
Edward Dwight,
Whiting, born March born June
9,
1,
1845.
1857, in Hadley, Mass.; married,

Hills, a
September 6, 1882, in Northampton, Mass., Mrs. Lucy widow. They live in Amherst, Mass.
1.3. 6.2. 6.8. 7. 2.

Maria Whiting (Huntington)
ley,
Elv^êll, born INIarch
9,
Mass.; married,
September
10,
1870, in Hadley, Mass.,
1845, in HadJohn Duryea
Elwell.
They
live in
Schenectady, N. Y.
children.
1.
Theodora, born January

17, 1910.
18, 1872, in
Brooklyn, N. Y.; died June

19, 1873. 10, 1882, in
2. 3.
Elizabeth Huntington, born June

Cecilia, born February Brooklyn, N. Y.
19, 1881,
and died February
1.3. 6. 2.6. 8. 7. 2.2.

Elizabeth Huntington (Elwell) Jones, born June
live in
19,
1873, in
Brooklyn, N. Y.; married, January 30, 1894, Arthur Winslow Jones.
They
Schenectady, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Alfred Winslow, born February

tralia.
9,
1900, in JNIelbourne, Aus-
2.
Duryea Huntington, born May 8,
1904, in Melbourne, AustraHa.
736
1.3.6.2.6.8.11.
Frederic Dan Huntington, born May
married, September
4,
28, 1819,
in
Hadley, Mass.;
of
1843, in Boston,
Mass.,
Hannah Dane, daughter
Epes and Mary Otis (Lincoln) Sargent. She was born IMarch 21, 1823. She died February 22, 1910. He graduated from Amherst College in 1839, prejjared for ministry in the Unitarian denomination at the Harvard Divinity School, and was called to the
pastorate of the South Congregational parish in Boston, Mass.
of
Plummer
His distinction as a preacher and lecturer led to his election to the post Professor of Christian Morals and Chaplain at Harvard UniverIn 1861 he entered the priesthood of the Episcopal church and
sity in 1855.
became
Boston.
in the
Rector of
Emmanuel
church, a
new
parish on
the
Back Bay
in
Here he passsed nine years
of great activity, taking a
prominent part
Mission and other work of the Diocese; establishing a Mission Chajiel at
Ternor Street, the Church of the Good Shepherd, and being connected with most of the large church and charitable organizations of that period. In 1869 he was elected by tlie new Diucese of Central New York its first Bishoj), and
removed
tral
to Syracuse,
N.
Y., exercising the duties of the episcopal office for
thirty-five years
and home which was
until his death,
which occurred
at
Hadley,
in the ances-
his birthplace, July 11, 1904.
From
his college
days he was connected with editorial work on the

Religious ^Magazine, the Church iNIonthly
Christian Register,
The Monthly
and the Gosjjel Messenger.
In his later years he spoke and wrote
much on
social readjustment, the relations of labor
and was for some time president of ment of the Interests of Labor, and of the Christian Social Union. His broad sympathies and vigor of mind were retained to the end of his busy life. Among many publications, those most widely known are Sermons for the Peojjle; Christian Believing and Living; two volumes of Sermons enForty Days titled " Christ in the Christian Year " Helps to a Holy Lent
;
and capital and kindred subjects, the Church Association for the Advance-
with the Master;
Divine
Aspects of
Human
Society;
Personal Religious
Arts.
still
Life in the Ministry;
Good Talking and Good Manners, Fine

was
a professor at
The mand by
"
largest circulation of all has been that of a small volume,
in de-
teachers, written while he
Harvard, and entitled
Unconscious Tuition."
CHILDREN.
*1.
2.
George Putnam, born July 3, 1844. Arria Sargent, born June 22, 1848, in Roxbury, Mass. She the author of many beautiful books, notable among which
"Under
a Colonial Roof-Tree."
is is
3.
Charles Edward,
in
burn October
2,
1852; died October
19, 1852,
Roxbury, Mass.
4.
737
1854, in Roxbury, Mass.
James Otis Sargent, born
July
23,
He
prepared for college at
tlie
Roxbury Latin
School, and grad-
uated from Harvard University in 1875; studied for orders in

the Episcopal Church at St.
cuse,
Andrews Divinity School
at Syra-
N. Y., and was ordained priest by his father, the Bishop of For several years he had charge Central New York, in 1880. of Calvary Mission in Syracuse, and in 1881 removed to New York City, where he took part in the establishment of the Order of the Holy Cross, being professed as its first member under Bishop Henry Codman Potter, of the Diocese of New York, on
November
25, 1884.
At different times he has held office as Superior of the Order, and was instrumental in the erection of its present home at West Park on the Hudson River. For many years he lias been engaged in conducting missions, conferences and retreats in different parts of the country. During the time of his residence in New York City, while in charge of the Church of the Holy Cross, he became associated with the Knights of Labor, spoke frequently in behalf of the Single Tax, interested himself in the
settlement of labor troubles, and, together with other clergymen,
established the
5. 6.
Church Association
in the Interests of
Labor.
7.
William, born in July, 1856; died the same day, at Hadley, Mass. Ruth Gregson, born November 3, 1859, in Cambridge, Mass.; married, November 6, 1887, in Syracuse, N. Y., Archibald Lowery Sessions. They live in New York City. Mary Lincoln, born November 15, 1861, in Boston, Mass. She
lives in Syracuse,
N. Y.
1.3. 6.2. 6. 8. 11.

George Putnam Huntington,
married
in
1.
3,
born July
1844, in Boston, Mass.;
Boston, April 16, 1874, Lilly St. Agneau, eldest daughter of
Henry
and Lucy Theodora Gellineau (Stearns) Barrett. He prepared for college in Cambridge High School, and graduated from Harvard in 1864. He studied for the ministry of the Episcopal church in Berkeley Divinity School, Middletown, Conn. Having been ordained deacon in April, 1868, he took charge of St. Paul's Church, Maiden, Mass., of which he was rector from 1869 to 1884. His health being impaired by overwork he moved to Ashfield, Mass., in December, 1884, to take charge of St. John's Church, of which he Avas chosen lector in 1886. Improved health allowed him to accept in 1891 a call to St. Thomas' Church, Hanover, N. H. a work of deep interest to him, as it brought him into close contact with the students of Dartmouth College, where he was instructor in Hebrew from 1896 to 1903. That college conferred upon him the liouorary degree of Doctoi- of Divinity in 1897. He died in Hanover, July 11, 1904, and was buried on the same day as
47
738
Until his death, besides his
his father in tlio family lot at lladley, ]\Iass.
own
parish an<l unorganized missionary
work
in the
neighborhood, he had charge of
Vt., Lebanon, N. H., and. in summer, at 8t. Me. His intense devotion to his calling as jiastor and j)riest was ever marked by missionary zeal, but was relieved by active interest in botanical, literary and educational pursuits. He was elected in 1896, a member of the New England Botanical Club; was one of the compilers of "The Treasury of the Psalter," (A. Williams & Co., Boston, 1881), and edited 'Comments of John Ruskin on the Divina Commedia," (Houghton,
organized missions
in
Norwich,
Peter's by the Sea, Ogumjuit,
Mifflin
&
Co., 1903.)
CHILDREN.
The
Mass.
*1.
2.
fii-st
tive,
were born
in
Maiden. Mass., and the others

1S75.
20, 1876.
in
Ashfield,
Henry Barrett, born January 17, Constant Davis, born September

Harvard
I'niversity in 1<S99.
He
prepared for
at
in
college at St. Paul's School, Concord.
the publishing business.
He And is
N. H., and graduated has been for over ten years

in
1915
representing
G. P.
Putnam's Sons
3.
&
Co., in
*4.
5.
6.
7.
Elizabeth, born March 17, 1879, and died James Lincoln, born March 30, 1880.
London, Elngland, for the last ten years. the same day.
26, 1882.
Michael Paul
St.
Agnkau, born August
8.
Charles, born April 7, 1885. died three days later. Catherine Sargent, boi-n December 29, 1887. Frederic Dane, born December 5, 1889. He prepared
lege at St. Paul's School at Concord,
for col-
N. H., graduated
at
Har-
vard Tniversity,
law
in
a.b., 1912, l.l.b., 1915.
He
is
now
practicing
Boston, and resides in Lexington, Mass.
1.3. 6.2. 6. 8. 11.

Henry Barheit Huntington,
of
1. 1.
born Januai-y 17, 1875, in Maiden,
Mass.; married, June 13, 1905, in Providence, R.
I., Alice Howland, daughter Eugene Waterman and Elizabeth Arnold (Congdon) i\Iason. She was born December 1, 1880. He is a teacher, a graduate of Harvard University, 1897. He lived in Maiden, Mass., till December, 1884, in Ashtield, Mass., till January, 1891, in
Cambridge, Mass., till September, 1902, where he now lives. He taught English and Philosophy at Harvard, English at Dartmouth College, and in September, 1902, was chosen assistant professor of English at Brown University, where he is now engaged in English teaching composition and
Hanover, N. H.,
till
Januaiy, 1901,
in
when he moved
to Providence, R. L,
literature, jiarticularly written
and oral argumentation and debate. In 1905 he

In recent years he has lectured on argumen-
published with Prof, (ieorge P. Baker, of Harvard University, "Princij)les of
Argumentation."
tation at
((iinn
&
Co.).
Harvard University and Wellesley College. Phi Beta Kappa and Delta Upsilon fraternities.
He
is
member
of the
CHILDREN.
1.
739
2.
Elizabeth, born March 29, 1906. Arria Sargent, born July 24, 1909.
3.
George Putnam,
born July
2,
24, 1909.
4.
Mary
Hopkins, born July
1915.
1.3.6. 2.
married, June
1,
6. 8. 11. 1. 4.
30, 1880, in
James Lincoln Huntington, born March

Dean and Louisa Higginson (Bowditch)
1885, in Brookline, Mass.
Pierce.
Maiden, Mass.;
1911, in Brookline, Mass., Sarah Higginson, daughter of
8,
He
is
a physician, a graduate of Dartmouth, 1902, and of the Medical
School of Harvard, 1907.
He moved
now
to
Cambridge, Mass, in 1903, and to Boston, Mass., where he
lives, in 1906.
They
are Episcopalians.
CHILD.
1.
Ben.iamin Lincoln, born April
6,
1.3. 6. 2. 7.
Sybil (Huntington) May, born in February, 1734-5, in Lebanon, Conn.; married, November 22, 1757, Eleazer, son of Hezekiah and Anna (Stillman) May, of Wethersfield, Conn. He was born March 11, 1733, in Wethersfield.
of the Congregational
in 1752, and was ordained pastor church in Haddam, June 30, 1756. There, in usefulness and honor, he continued in the ministry for forty-seven years untU his death,
Mr.
May
graduated from Yale College
which occurred July 9, 1803. His wife was considered quite an artist in her young days, and was highly educated and accomplished. It is stated that she gave early lessons in art to John Trumbull, who, by her advice, pursued the study and practice by which, as an historical painter, he became famous.
Mrs.
May
built,
painted a hunting scene over the fireplace
when
their
new
house was
which was preserved when the house was torn down, and pre-
sented to Statira
Emma
May, when she married David,

CHILDREN.
(1. 3. 6. 2. 9. 2. 5.)
1.
John, born August

descendant
the
23, 1758; married,
first,
ond, Margaret D. Dwight, and third,

in the 6th generation of
Emma
Dorothy Arnold; secEliot, who was a

apostle to
John
Eliot, " the
Indians."
His daughter, Statira

9.
Huntington,
(1. 3. 6. 2.
2.
5.)
May, married David Mr. May was a graduate of

31, 1811.
Yale College
in 1777,
and died July
740
"2.
Sybil, born February
in 1849, in
3.
14,
1760; married P^dward Selden. She died
her eighty-ninth year.
4.
5.
Cynthia, born July 26, 1761; married David Selden, and died March 30, 1850. Anna, born March 5, 1763; married, first, Jona Fuller; second, Jesse Townsend. She died Ajn-il 13, 1846. Elizabeth, born April 7, 1765; married John Wells. She died in
1851, in her eighty-sixth year.
6.
Eleazer, born October
2,
1766; married,
first,
Huldah Robinson;
She
second, Cythia House.

7.
He
died July
9,
1845.
Prudence,
died
l)orn
6,
September
27,
14, 17(i8;
married William Wells.
May
1862.
8.
Clarissa, born April
1770; married Sylvester Sage.
She died
9.
December 16, 1835. Huntington, born February 9, 17 72; married of Capt. John Hrainard. He became Major
died in June, 1855.
Clarissa, daughter
in
the
Army, and
10.
Hezekiah, born December
26, 1773; married Margaret White. She was born February 19, 1784, and died July 4, 1848. She was a direct descendant from Peregrine White, the first white Hezekiah was a graduate of Yale child l)orn in New England. College, 1793, became a clergyman, was commissioned to preach
the Gos])el
among
the Indians, and

all
became very popular with

in contact with.
them, and in fact with
whom he came
We
Rev.
are indebted to a granddaughter of his, Mrs. Sharjje, of Tionesta,
Penn., for the infoi-mation regarding the
May
Family.
Hezekiah died July 4, 1843, in Tionesta. The rest of this family and their descendants can be found in the ^lay Genealogy.
1. 3. 6. 2. 8.
Eliphalet Huntington, born April

graduated at Yale, 1759.
14, 1737, in
Lebanon, Conn., and

in Killingworth,
He was
installed over the
church
January
11,
1764, where he preached until 1775.
April 24, 1766, Sarah, daughter of
While here he married, Jose])h and Sarah (Walker) Elliot, and
granddaughter of Rev. Dr. Jared Elliot

tion
removed from Dr. John

After his
the Indians.
Mansfield,
of Killingworth, and the fourth generaRoxbury, the great divine and aj)ostle to death, which occurred from small-pox, February 8,
Eliot of
1777, she married for her second husbanil,
March
in the
10, 1779, the
Rev. Achilles
who succeeded her
first
husband
church at Killingworth.
CONlSf.
children, horn in killingworth,

1.
Sarah, born September 19, 1768; John Wilcox, of Hranford, where

son, E. II. Wilcox, of Branford.
married,
December
26,
1804,
she (Ued in 1840.
She
left
one
2.
741
23,
Mary,
Josiah Rutly.
29, 17 70; married, December Her husband died December 29, 1819. one daughter, Mary, who married Asa M. Bolles, a
born Sei)tembei-
1805,
She had
laAvyer of
Killingworth, after whose death she married, for her second hus-
band, Rev.
Owen
Street, pastor in Lowell, Mass.
children by lier
in 1853.
3.
first
husband, and two by her second.
She had two She died

20, 184
7.
Josp:ph, born January 11, 1776, and died
sini^le.
May
1. 3.
6.2. 9.
19, 1741, in
East Haddam,
in
born ]\Iarch
Lebanon, Conn., and
married Silence, daughter of Joseph Selden of East Haddam.
He
lived in
Hartford, Conn., engaged in mercantile business in Vermont,
and
ealogical papers which he
Higganum, Conn., where he died in March, 1832. Valuable genhad collected of the family were destroyed by a fire. The "May Genealogy" says he married, second, March 8, 1790, Mary, daughter of Dea. Samuel and ]\Iary (Pierce) May. She was born Octol)er 5,
later in
1747.
CHILDRKN.
1.
Silence, born
ford.
in
East Haddam, and died and was buried in Hartin
2.
Jonathan, born
Cynthia, born
in
East Haddam, July
2,
17 70.
in
3.
East Haddam, August 12, 17 72, and married,
Windsor, September, 1806, Daniel Sayrc, of Canton. his second wife, and she died October 26, 1817.
4.
She was
5.
6.
Rebecca, born June 18, 1775; married Allen M. Mather, of WindShe died, leaving one daughter, who sor, who was living in 1858. was born November 4, 1798. Parthenia, born October 27, 1778. Selden, born JNIarch 24, 1786.
1.3.6. 2.9.2.
married,
first,
born July
2,
1770, in East
Haddam, Conn.;
Norwalk, Conn., Sarah Comstock, who died February 21, 1808. He married, second, November 24, 1808, Elizabeth Leeds Comstock, a sister of his first wife. He was a graduate of Yale College, 1789. He was a member of the convention in 1818, which formed the State ConOctober
10, 1802, in
stitution.
He always resided in that part of Haddam known as Higganum, That he had where he was engaged in mercantile and commercial pursuits. the esteem and confidence of the community in which he lived, is shown by his many appointments to responsible oflices and conmiissions. He represented He was elected deacon of the his town several times in the state legislature. church in Haddam in 1806, and held the office until his death, although he did
742
not officiate after the year 1841.

stitutions
He was
man
strongly attached to the infull
and duties
of religon.
His neighbors bore
testimony to his con-
sistency as a Christian, and to his fidelity to all the social duties of the neigh-
bor and citizen.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Jonathan
died
E.,
born November
17, 1809.
24, 1811;
was a teacher
in
Haddam, and
May
11, 1873.
;
3.
Elizabeth, born December 30, 1815 married Deacon George S. Brainard, of Haddam. They had no children, and she died
October
26, 1895.
;
4.
Cynthia, born May
married Roger AV. Newton, of Dur3, 1818 ham, Conn., where they lived and had a number of children. She
5.
6.
7.
8.
died March 19, 1893. David, born January 22, 1822, in Higganum, Conn.; married November 6, 1861, in Higganum, Conn., Statira Emma, daughter of John May (1.3,6.2.7.1). She was born December 29, 1840, and died April 21, 1910. He died December 8, 1894, in Higganum, Conn. They were CongregationaUsts. Samuel, born February 8, 1824 died September 11, 1881, single. Catherine, born June 2, 1826 died December 3, 1908, single. Aristarchus, born November 24, 1834 died March 18, 1902.
;
; ;
1.3. 6.2. 9.2.

Jonathan
Mahlon Johnson.
moldings. E.
1.
17, 1809, in
Higganum,
Conn.; married at Littleton, N. Y., in August, 1831, Elizabeth A., daughter of
He
lived in
Newark, N.
J.,
where he had a factory for
He
died
March
10, 1874.
children.
1.
2.
Edward Payson, born July 7, 1832, and died November 15, 1833. Edward Baxter, born December 26, 1833, and died December
28, 1837.
3.
4.
5.
Harriet Winslow, born July 14, 1835, and died January 4, 1836. Jonathan Henry, born December 14, 1836. Sakah Johnson, born January 4, 1839, and died December 11,
1843.
6.
7.
Jacob Selden, born October
8.
11, 1840, and died December 9, 1843. Eliza, born July 26, 1842, and died December 18, 1843. Cynthia Selden, born September 21, 1844, and died August 12,
Ann
1845.
9.
Samuel Comstock,
1902.
born February 25, 1846
died single, January
10.
Catharine Elizabeth, born February
16, 1849.
HUNTINGTON GENEALOGY. 1. 3.
743
6.2. 9.2. 1.4.

born December
J.,
Jonathan Henry Huntington,

X.
J.;
14, 1836, in
Newark,
married June 23, 1858, at Lyons Farms, N.
Eunice, daughter of
Stephen Ball and Jane H. (Weir) Ailing. She was born February 3, 1839, in Newark, N. J., and died June 27, 1909. in Newfoundland, N. J., of heart disease. She was regent of the New Jersey Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and one of the best known women in N. J. She was a member of the Pocahontas Club of Washington, and of the Colonial Dames. He was a bookkeeper in a l)ank, and a graduate of the Blairstown Academy, N. J., and spent practically his whole life in Newark, N. J. He served about four years during the Civil War as captain's clerk, and signal officer on several gunboats. Pie was Ruling Elder in the Third Presbyterian Church of Newark for twenty-five years, trustee for thirty years, and Superintendent of the Sabbath School for twenty-three years. He was a man of God, beloved, respected and revered by all who knew him.
CHILD.
*
1.
Jonathan Henry,
1.3. 6. 2.9. 2. 1.4.

Jonathan Henry Huntington,
City,
1.
22,
born January
J.,
1870, in Jersey
N.
J.;
married, February 24, 1892, in Newark, N.
daughter of John P. and Elizabeth (Graham) Contrell.

ber
6,
Deborah Elizabeth, She was born Septem-
Newark, N. J. Department ^Manager of the Prudential Insurance Company of America, and has lived in Newark, N. J., since his first year. He has been Superintendent of the Sabbath School in the Third Presbjterian Church of Newark, is a member of the board of Trustees, has been musical director of the Sabbath School for twenty-three years and organist of the Church for nineteen years. This church was organized by the old Puritan Families of Newark, who came originally from the New Haven Colony, and in it four generations of Mr. Huntington's family have worshipped.
1869, in
is
He
children, born in NEWARK,

1.
X.
.T.
2.
3.
Jonathan Henry, born July 15, 1895. Robert Graham, born May 17, 1897. Elizabeth Alling, born May 13, 1907.
1.3. 6.
2.9.5.
born October 27, 17 78,
16, 1838.
in
Parthenia (Huntington) Mather,
Higga-
num, Conn.; married Allen Mather, and died September
744
CHILDREN.
1.
Edward Huntington,
born October
2,
1806
died June 11, 1834.
2. 3.
4. 5. 6.
7.
Sarah H. Baldwin, born in or Mary, born February 28, 1809. Samuel, born May 26, 1811.
about December, 1807.
Julia, born December 12, 1813. Harriet, born February 6, 1816.
Sarah, born July
6,
1818.
1.3. 6.2.9. 6.
ried, in
Selden Huntington, born in Higganum, Conn., March 24, 1786; marLyme, June 17, 1819, Ann Lord Johnson, who died October 7, 1823,
He married, for his second wife, January 27, 1832, Jeanette, daughter of Alexander and P^lizabeth (McCurdy) Stewart, of New York City. He like his
brother Jonathan, was engaged in shipping and commercial pursuits.
itary life he attained the
religion,
In mil-
rank
of lieutenant colonel.
in
He was
also active in
and died
in
June, 1846,
Higganum.
children.
*
1.
Joseph Selden, born November

Hartford, Conn., but later in
24,
1820; once in business in
New
York.
2.
Gertrude, born
in
in Liverpool, Eng.,
20, 1833.
December
8.
1832, and died
New
S.,
York, August
born
in
3.
Emily
Higganum, July
31, 1834,
and was a teacher
in
New York
City.
1. 3. 6. 2.
9.6.
1.
24,
Joseph
Selden
.

She died
at
1820;
married
27, 1904.
Sarah Elizabeth He was a merchant.
Old Lyme, Conn., December
children.
1.
2.
3.
Anna Lord. Joseph Selden. Helen Townsend.

1. 3. 6. 2.
10.
1744, in Lebanon, Conn.
Eleazek Huntington,
ried Betsey Pitkin,
born
May
9,
He mar-
and lived on a farm
in
Lebanon,
He
died in 17 77.
children.
1.
2.
Eleazer, born in 1776, and died single in Fanny, married Mr. Bull of Wethorsfield.
1799, in Lebanon.
1. 3. 6. 2. 11.
745
JosiAH Huntington, born November 5, 1746, in Lebanon, Conn. He first, September 13, 17 70, Rboda Loomis, who died, leaving a single daughter. He married, for his second wife, November 9,1780, Abigail Gilbert, who was born May 16, 1748, and died November 11, 1835. He was a
married
merchant, a respectable and pious man, and for
care of the Rev. Dr. Lewis.
many
years a deacon of the
Congregational church in Wethersfield, Rocky Hill parish, under the pastoral
He
died there Marcli 29, 1835.
CHILDREN.
1.
A Daughter, who
N. Y., both
refinement.
of
married Mr. Robins.

of
She
left
two daughters,
Mrs. West, of Alexandria, Va., and Mrs. Holmes, of Elmira,
them women
more than ordinary culture and
2. 3.
*
*
4.
5.
6.
Wealthy, born August 13, 1782, Abigail, born July 14, 1784, and died single. May 12, 1835. Nathaniel Gilbert, born October 30, 1785. Josiah, born June 18, 1787, and lived in Le Roy, N. Y. Eleazer, born March, 1789.
1. 3. 6. 2. 11. 4.
Nathaniel Gilbert Huntington,

ersfield,
born October
30, 1785, in AVeth-
Rocky
Hill Parish; married, in 1812, Betsey, daughter of
Zephaniah
Tucker, of Derby.
He
of Hartford,
prepared for college under the instructions of Dr. Nathan Perkins, and entered Yale in 1802. During his junior year he became a
subject of grace and resolved to prepare for the ministry.

1806, and was honored with a master's degree in 1833.
tlie
He graduated in He was licensed by
Hartford North Association
in 1809.
In the following year he received a call to settle over the Congregational
church in Bethany, Conn., and was ordained August
22, 1810.
In this place
he labored with great acceptance
by the progress of pulmonarv complaints, to ask and insist upon a dismissal, which was granted, greativ to the regret of his parish, in 1822. He removed to Orange in 1840, where he died in the faith he had preached, February 20, 1848. Of his labors in Bethany the Rev. C. Brewster, of Orange, Conn., in his funeral sermon, says " The church were harmonious during the whole time he was their pastor. It was also blessed with revivals, and one especially of considerable power ". Of his character the same authority says, " His piety was
until obliged, of the
contemplative cast.
He
exhibited the Christian graces of meekness and
resignation in no ordinary degree.

ly
and
faithfully to his
work.
As a minister he aj)plied himself diligentHis scholarship was of a high order. He had
746
Hebrew
Bible
a good knowledge of Greek and Latin classics, had read the

vicinity at the time.
sition,
through, and was probably a better Hebraist than any other pastor in the
him quite an amount of poetical compoprepared also two elementary geographies for the use of schools, which were published in Hartford." He contributed also several articles for the columns of the Christian Spectator, which evince scholarship of a high order. His widow lived with her daughter Mrs. Merwin, in Milford, until her death.
left l)ehind
He
mainly of the religious
cast.
He
CHILDREN, BORN IN
1.
BETHANY, CONN.
3,
Maria Gilbert,
ried, in 1846, J.
born December
1817, in Bethany, Conn.; mar-
W.
JMerwin, of Milford, Conn., where she died

April
2.
7,
1859.
William Ward,
in Milford,
born November
5,
Conn.
3.
4.
born October 16,1821; married in 1840, J. W. Merwin, of Milford, Conn., where she lived until her death, January 23, 1846. Henry Martin, 'born August 9, 1831; married in New York, November 23, 1868, Ellen Susan, daughter of Lewis and Martha (Hotchkiss) nine, of New Haven, Conn. She was born October 31, 1840, in ^Monroe, Conn., and in 1908 resided in New Haven, Conn. He was a carpenter in the employ of the Hall Organ
Rebecca Louisa,
Company. He was a member of Haramonassett tribe of Red Men, of Camp No. 4, Patriotic Sons of America, and of the Veterans' Association of the First Conn. Light Battery.
listed
He
en-
November
19, 1861, in the 1st
Light Battery, Conn. Vol.
was mustered
in the
same day
as Corporal.
He was
discharged
November
ton and
19, 1864, at
expiration of his term of service.
He
took part in the expedition of the boats John Adams, Gov. Mitton took a squad of
Enoch Dean on the Pon Pon river. Corporal Huntingmen and set fire to the Gov. Mitton, which
had run aground, so that the Confederates would not get it. They were under heavy fire all the time, and he and his men
received honora])le mention.
He
died April
7,
1908.
(This
is
taken from the "History of the Battery" by Herbert
W.
Beecher.)
1. 3.
6.2. 11.
in
6.
Eleazer Huntington, bom

Conn.
of Capt. Daniel Hinsdale, a retired sea captain
March, 1789; married Maria, daughter and ship owner, of Hartford,

South Congregational Church,
He died in 1852, near Madison, Wis. He was a merchant, and a member of the
Conn.
Hai-tford,
CHILDREN.
*
1.
741
2.
Sarah Amelia. Thomas Spencer,
born June
20, 1820.
3.
Anna Maria,
married in 1849, Seth C. Foster; died in 1850, in

died in 1882, near Hawk's Nest, Va.
in Springfield, Ohio.
Cincinnati, O.
4. 5.
Jane Elizabeth,
6.
7.
Julia Katherine, died in 1880, George, died at the age of three. Frances, died at the age of six.
LouLSA, died
at the age of three.
8.
1. 3. 6. 2. 11. 6. 1.
Sarah Amelia (Huntington) Hewlett,

lett.
married
in 1840,
Mr. Hew-
She died
in 1854.
children.
1.
Frances Louisa,
died
November
19, 1908.
2.
Sarah Amelia,
married Charles Brewster.

in 1909.
She was living
in
Kansas City, Mo.,

3.
Spencer Huntington,
died in St. Louis, in November, 1897.
1. 3. 6. 2. 11. 6. 2.
Thomas Spencer Huntington,

married in December. 1848,
in
born June
20, 1820, in
Hartford, Ct.;
Cincinnati, O., Frances Eliza, daughter of
George Henry and Maria (Rawlins) Williamson. She was born September 7, 1820, and died April 12, 1884, in Cincinnati, O. He was a civil engineer, a graduate of Yale College, 1840, and moved to
Cynthiana, Ky., in 1852, to Troy, Ohio, in 1854, to Frontenac, Minn., (on Lake
Pepin)
in
1860, to Marion, O., in 1864, to Cincinnati, O., in 1865, where he

9,
lived until his death, October

JNIr.
1896.
local
Huntington enjoyed considerable
fame
as a poet,
and wrote for
the Atlantic Monthly and several other magazines.
He
laid out a large part
of the Kentucky Central and Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railroads, and
was a gentleman of deep learning and much
talent.
CHILDREN.
*1. *2.
3.
George Spencer, born March 20, 1850. Maria Frances, born December 16, 1852. Sarah Amelia, born December 20, 1854, in
Kerrville, Texas.
Troy, Ohio
lives in
4.
Fannie Rawlins, born January

in Kerrville,
4,
1856, in Cincinnati, O.; lives

Cincinnati, O., and
Texas.
4,
5.
Spencer Hinsdale, born July
1858,
in
died July 26, 1867, in Batavia, O.
748
1.3.6.2. 11. 6.2.

George Spencer Huntington, born March
married July
died
17, 1876, in Jeffersonville, Ind.,
1.
20, 1850, in Cincinnati, O.; Cecil.
Nancy
Huntsville, Tenn., in 1854, and was the youngest of sixteen children.
She was born in She
March
O.
He was
At
civil
engineer, and a brilliant mathematician.
He
laid out
several divisions on the Cincinnati Southern R. R.
and C. C. C. and
St. L.
E. R.
the time of his death he
was constructing engineer on the Cogwheel
railroad up Pike's Peak, and was killed in an accident.
He had
traveled extensively through the West, where he had

8,
many friends.
He
died
December
1889, in Manitou Springs, Colo.
children.
1.
Spkncek Hindsdale, born August
9,
1877,
in
Cincinnati,
O.
He
2.
lives in Kerrville,
Texas, and suggested the mode of numdied
bering, used in this
Memoir.
Mabel
Cecil, born February 27, 1879;

>
May
27, 1879,
in
Cincinnati, O.
11. 6. 2. 2. Maria Frances (Huntington) Van Matre,

1. 3. 6. 2.
son of Daniel and Maria Adelaide (Henderson)
born December
16,
1852, in Cynthiana, Ky.; married September 23, 1875, in Cincinnati, O., Henry,
Van Matre. He was born
Octo-
ber
1,
1839.
He
is
an attorney at law, and a graduate of Miami University,

Inf.,
1861.
He
served in the Civil war as private in Co. A, 137th Ohio Vol.

in
was discharged
staff.
1864, and was also a civilian clerk on Gen. Rosecrans'
He was
Junior Warden of the Church of the Nativity for ten years.
children, born in CINCINNATI,

1.
O.
Morgan,
II A
2.
3.
born January 5, 1878. HOLD, born August 16, 1880. Everett, born Decemlier 31, 1884.
4.
5.
Laurence. Ralph, born Januaiy
8,
1892.
1. 3. 6. 3.
Caleb Huntin(;ton, born

They
lived in
in
Norwich, Conn., February
8,
1693-4.
He
married, January 28,1720, Lydia Griswold, who was born ]\Iay 28, 1696.
Lebanon, Conn.
children, born in LEBANON, CONN.

*1.
2.
Cale;b, born December
9,
1721.
Lydia, born June
3,
1722.
*3.
*4.
740
Elisha, born April ., Elijah, born April

,
25, 1724.
25, 1724.
, r 1 wins.
.
*5. *6.
*7.
Abner, born March 6, 1726. James, born April 25, 1728. Susanna, born June 23, 1730.
EzEKiEL, born August 2, 1732. Daniel, born February 3, 1737,
*8.
9.
1.3.6.3.1.
Caleb Huntington,
married, February
6,
born December
9,
He
1747, Zerviah
Case, and
moved
to
Ashford, j)robably
after the bi^th of his children.
CHILDREN.
Their births are found on the Lebanon, Conn, records, excepting the
1.
last.
2.
3.
Zebulon, born December 9, 1747, and died the following Ezra, born March 24, 1749. Bathsheba, born December 12, 1750; married December
Simon, son of Capt. Ebenezer and (Lydia) Fitch.
April.
21, 1773,
*4. *5.
Lydia, born September Caleb, born in 1758.
9,
753.
1.
3. 6.3. 1. 2.
Lebanon,
Cl.;
Ezra Huntington,
November
Scotia,
9,
born March 24, 1749, in
married,
1778,
in
and died
Hannah, daughter of Ebenezer and Lydia Cornwallis, N. S., in 1827.
Fitch, in
Nova
CHILDREN.
1.
Lydia, born March 19, 1779; naarried, July Newcomb, of Abraham, N. S.
15, 1802,
Obadiah
*2.
*3.
4.
Ebenezer, born April
11, 1780.
*5.
6.
Simon, born August 15, 1785. Betsey, born February 21, 1787; married John in Wilmot, N. S. Ezra, born December 10, 1789.
Elliot,
and lived
KlNL
1.3.6. 3. 1.2.2.
April
11,1780; married December 31,
1806, Elizabeth Strong, and settled in Cornwallis, N. S.
children.
*1.
*2. *3.
David, born May 14, 1809. Ebenezer, born January 16, 1811. Sophia Henrietta, born November
20, 1812.
750
*4.
*5.
Bathsheba, born
in 1813.
Hannah,
born
in 1818.
*6.
7.
Irene, born July
27, 1820.
\\'ihnot, Annai)olis Co.,
Rebecca Annie, married John Gray, of N. S. The latter part of" their lives they
had no children, and both are dead. Elizabeth, born September 9, 1822. Harriet Moore, born June 2, 1823. Sarah Ellis.
spent in Boston.
They
*8.
*9.
*10.
1.3.6.3.
David Huntington,
N.
S.,
1. 2. 2. 1.
1809; married Jane
died in 1887.
Uill, of
born
May
14,
Windsor,
and
settled in
Roxbury, Mass.
He
1.
Maria,
Is
a widow.
1.3.
Ebenezer Huntington,
married,
6. 3.
1.2.2.
S.,
2.
S.;
born January 16, 1811, in Cornwallis, N.
March
4,
1834, in
Cornwallis, N.
Jemima Annie, daughter
of
Joseph and Parnal (DeAVolfe) AUine. She was born June 8, 1813, in CornHe was a farmer, wallis, N. S., and died April 13, 1904, in Aylesford, N. S. and died December 13, 1883, in Berwick, N. S. They were Baptists.
CHILDREN.
1.
Lydia Ann, born January 19, 1835; married, April 20, 1854, John They live in Weston, Kings County, N. S. T. Killam.
2.
Mary
Joseph West. County, N. S.

3.
Eliza, bocn August 14, 1836; married, August 24, 1856, She died December 21, 1882, in Aylesford, Kings
23, 1838,
Joseph Henry, born July

in Cornwallis,
and died September
1,
1839,
N.
S.
4.
Theodore Harding,
born September 26, 1840, and died Septem1845; married.
ber 27, 1867, in Berwick, N. S.

5.
Arabella, born September

Berwick, N.
S.,
23,
May
in
3,
1865, in
Edwin Spinney.
S.
They
live
Middleton,
Annapolis County, N.
*
6.
7.
Leander Alline,

19,
Emma Maria,
born November
1850, and died
February
4,
1878, in Berwick,
8.
N.
S. 18,
Amelia Rachel, born November

N.
S.,
1852; married in Bridgetown,
(Jrant Parker.
They
6,
live in
Los Angeles, Cal.
9.
Edith Alida, born October

in
1856, and died February 19, 1861,
Berwick, N.
S.
751
1.3.6. 3.
1. 2. 2. 2. 6.
Lkandeu Alline Huntington, l)orn November 26, 1848, in Berwick, X. S.; married, December 13, 1883, in Bridgetown, N. S., Jessie E., daughter of She was born in 1850, William Handley and Liirana (Woodbury) Chipman.
in
Bridgetown, N.
S. in early life, later
He was a school teacher ness. He was a graduate of

N.
S., until
going into
mercantile busi-
a Boston business college.
He
lived in Berwick,
until 1889,
a Baptist.
1870, then in Bridgetown, N. S., until 1873, then in Boston, Mass., and then in Pasadena, Cal., where he died April 18, 1891. He was Mrs. Huntington lives in Wolfville, Kings County, N. S.
childrp:n.
1.
Alice Celeste, born January
Mass.
She
is
graduate in music from Leipsic, Germany; has been musical

director in different colleges
in
the
United States, and
is
at
present teaching in Vancouver, B. C.

2.
William Chipman,
N. Y.
born July 10, 1886, in Boston, Mass.

is
He
is
B. Sc. graduate, and
in the electrical
works
at Schenectady,
3.
Frank Alline,
born April
office, in
5,
is
in the
City Engineer's
Vancouver, B. C.
1. 3. 6. 3. 1. 2.
2.3.
20,
Sophia Henrietta (Huntington) Daniels, born November

married January 21, 1836, Israel Fellows Daniels.
1812;
CHILDREN.
1.
John Elliot, born October

had one
child,
15, 1836;
married Isabel Redden, and
John,
who married
girl.
Emma
Daniels, and had six
children, five boys

* 2.
and one
Theodore Harding,
* *
3. 4. 5. 6.
7.
born November 26, 1838. Ihene Elizabeth, born August 29, 1841. Levi Eaton, born January 5, 1844. Israel Wallace, born August 28, 1847. Samuel Nelson, born July 19,1849; married Alice Lynch, and had no children. Stephen AVilliam, born June 4, 1855; married Ada Lyon, and
had one
child, Estella.
1. 3. 6. 3. 1.
2.2. 3.
2.
Theodore Harding Daniels,

Millett.
born November 26, 1838; married Jane
752
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
MiNETTiA, married Lewis Turner, of Wakefield, Mass. Raleigh, married Julia Thrush, of Wakefield, Mass., and had one
son, Herbert.
3.
Cassie Blanche, married Sprott Meek, and had one daughter,

Dorothea.
1.3.6.3. 1.2. 2.3.
3.
29,
Irene Elizabeth (Daniels) Davison, born August Nathaniel Edward Davison. CHILDREN.
'
1841; married
*
* *
1.
Sophia Huntington, born March
15, 1861.
2.
3.
Freeman Israel, born July 12, 1871. MoNSON Nathaniel, born January
~i,
1874.
1.3.6.3.
Judson D. Shaw, and
settled in
1.
2.2. 3. 3.
S.
1.
15,
Sophia Huntington (Davison) Shaw, born March

Windsor, N.
1861; married
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Judson Freeman. Harris Monson. Irene Theresa. Sophia Louise Huntington.
Myrtle Florence.
1. 3. 6. 3. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 2.
Freeman Israel Davison,

Borden.
born July
12,
1871; married Ella
May
children.
1.
2.
Freeman Israel. Allan Nathaniel.

1. 3. 6. 3. 1.
2.2.
3.
3.3.
7,
Monson Nathaniel Davison,

Elizabeth Muller.
born January
18 74; married
Anna
child.
1.
Carl Frkeman Huntington,

1. 3.
is
settled in
Windsor, N.
S.
6.3. 1.2.2. 3. 4.
5,
Levi Eaton Daniels, born January
1844; married
Hannah Redden.
children.
1.
75:^
2. 3.
Naomi. Palmer. Ruth.
4.
5.
Emma.
Charles. Harriet. Earnest.
6.
7.
1. 3. 6. 3.
1.2.2. 3. 5.
28,
Israel Wallace Daniels, born August Lyon, and settled in Falmouth, N. S.

CHILDREN.
1.
1847; married Rachel
Priscilla, married Rev. J. D. Spidel.
2.
Mildred.
1.3.6.3.
Loomer, a farmer
in Cornwallis,
1.
2. 2. 4.
born
in
Bathsheba (Huntington) Loomer,

N.
S.
1813; married Reuben
children.
1.
Olive, married a Mr. Rivers,
of Boston, Mass.,
and had one daughter.
2.
Reuben.
3.
Hannah.
John. Jacob. Joseph, had no
4.
5.
6.
7.
children.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Ebenezer. Elizabeth. Theodore. Charles. Arthur, was
single
and
living in Chicago, in 1892.
All but Olive, Arthur and Joseph had large families.
1.3. 6. 3. 1.2.2. 5.
Hannah (Huntington)
of Clarence,
Foster, born
in
1818
married WiUiam Foster,
N.
S.
CHILDREN.
1.
Elizabeth, married Wallace Rumsey,

several children.
of Paradise,
N.
S.,
and had
2.
3.
Emma, married Major Messenger, of Paradise, N. S., has no children. Watson, married a Miss Douglas, and had a large family of girls.
Bartlett, married, and had one son. Del ACE Y, married Sophia Vroon, and had two
sons.
4.
5.
754
1.3. 6. 3.
married December
1. 2. 2. 6.
Ikkne (Huntington) Slociim, born July 27, 1820, in Cornwallis, N. S.; 1, 1842, in Mt. Hanley, N. S., Joel, son of Joshua Upham
and Elizabeth (Farnsworth) Slocuin. He was born January 6, 1823, in Mt. Hanley, N. S. Mr. Sloc'um was a farmer, shoemaker, and blacksmith. He was also a justice of the peace and a deacon in the Baptist church for a number of years. He lived in Mt. Hanley, and moved to Nictaux, N. S., in 1888, where he died
was a man of large physique, in temperament sanguine He was fond of music, and when a young man played the base viol in the church, and led the choir. He was fond of travel and He was universally beloved, reading, and gratified tlie desire to a great extent. and had progressive ideas as to the desirability of an education for his own, and all other children.
in
October, 1894.
full
Pie
and
of good humor.
CHILDKEN, BOIIN IN MT. HANLEY,

1.
N.
8.
2.
Norman Burpee,
port.
Dan'id Laxders, born December 23, 1843; died May 20, 1867. born April 6, 1845; died February 13, 18H7, while on his way to San Francisco, Cal., and twelve days from
born March
8,
3.
Mary Landers,
selmo, Cal.
1848; lives unmarried in San An-
4.
5.
Major
H., born October 23, 1849.
6.
7.
8.
married in 1897, in Sandown, They live in Sandown. Henry Truman, born December 20, 1853. Martha Ki.la, born November 14, 1856 married in August, 1873, in Mt. Hanley, N. S., llartly H. Fall, and had three daughters. He died, and Mrs. Fall married Roger P. S. Jones, in 1893, and was widowed again in 1900. She lives in Wakefield, Mass. Arabella Huntington, born February 1, 1859; married in 1891, in Boston, Mass., Frederick B. Sadler, and removed to San
M., born
29, 1851;
Lavinia
June
N. H., John Goodwin.
Francisco, Cal., where Mr. Sadler died in 1909.

sides in
Mrs. Sadler re-
San Anselmo,
Cal.
9.
*1().
Israel Harding, born January 20, 1863. Joel Byron, born February 1, 1868.
1. 3. 6. 3.
1.2.2.6.4.
23, 1849, in Mt. Hanley, N. S.; married
S.,
Ma.ior H. Slocum, born October
November
1,
1875, in Paradise,
S.
N^.
Azubah Messenger.
They
live in
Bridgetown, N.
1. 2.
children.
Eliza.
Bernard.
Percy.
3.
755
1.3. 6.3.
1.
2.2. 6. 6.
Henry Truman Slocum, born December 20, 1853, in Mt. Hanley, N. S.; married May 24, 1894, in Plymouth, Mass., Annie W. P2Uis. Mr. Slocum is a
clergyman, and they
live in
Hubbardston, Mass.
CHILD.
1.
Alvah Hovey,
born April
5,
1895.
1.3. 6. 3.
1. 2. 2. 6. 9.
20, 1863, in
Israel Harding Slocum, born January
Mt. Hanley, N.
S.;
married, September 30, 1890, in Boston, Mass., Mariah
Mahany Mcintosh.
They
reside in Medford, Mass.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Fred, born May 1, 1891. Leroy Huntington, born January Irene Elizabeth, born August 16,
20, 1897.
1903.
1. 3. 6. 3.
February
1.2.2.6. 10.
1,
Joel Byron Slocum, born February

ried,
3,
1868, in Mt. Hanley, N.
S.,
mar-
1897, in Brookline, Mass., Jean Irene, daughter of Lewis and
Hannah
(Ericson) Bergland.
is
She was born
in Galesburg, lU.
Mr. Slocum
a Baptist clei-gyman, and has served his denomination in
various responsible positions.
He is
N.
S.,
a graduate of Colby College, and received
the degree of a. b. in 1893, a.m. in 1897, and d. d. in 1913 from that college.
He
lived in Mt. Hanley,
from 1868
to 1885, in Boston, Mass.,
from
1885 to 1889, in Waterville, Me., from 1889 to 1893, in Newton Center, Mass.,
Westbrook, Me., from 1896 to 1897, in Laconia, N. H., Concord, N. H., from 1898 to 1903, in Columbus, O., from 1903 to 1907, and in Brooklyn, N. Y., from 1907 to 1913, when he moved He has preached in all but the first to Norwich, Conn., where he now resides. four of these cities, and served as chaplain in the New Hampshire Legislature
from 1893 from 1897
to 1896, in
to 1898, in
in 1901
and 1902.
is
He was
president of the
New York
Conference of Baptist
In 1899 he
ministers in 1910.
He
an author, lecturer and traveler, as well as preacher.
represented the Boston Daily Traveler as special correspondent in California,

fifteen years
Honolulu and Japan, where he was accompanied by his wife, and for the past he has occupied a leading position as pastor of important churches. Mrs. Slocum is a graduate of Knox College in Galesburg, 111.; also of two
colleges of oratory, one in Chicago,
and one
in Boston,
Mass.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
LoRiMER Bergland, born April 24, 1898, in Laconia, N. H. Jameson Sadler, born May 3, 1900, in Concord, N. H.
75(1
1. 3.
6.3. 1.2.2. 8.
9,
Elizabeth (Huntington) Eaton, born September

May, 1845, Levi
Pâton,
1822; married in
and
settled in
Kiniis County,
N.
S.
Mr. Eaton died
Auiiust 29, 1872. and in 1882 Elizabeth married AVilliam Rockwell.
children.
1.
2.
Charlotte. Stephen, married Annie Rand and

Frank and Worth.
ha<l three children, Earnest,
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Prudence, married Lorenzo Curry. Alfraetta, married Lewis Forsythe. Manson, married Miss Coldwell.
Levi,
mai'ried Miss
Corcum.
settled in Boston.
Ida, unmarried.
8.
Annie, married Mr. Wiswell, and
All but one of these children have settled in
Nova
Scotia.
1.3. 6, 3. 1. 2.2. 9.
Harriet Moore (Huntington) Wood, born June
Simon Wood,
of Cornwallis,
2,
1823; married
N.
S.
children, born in cornwallis, nova SCOTIA.

1.
Richmond, born November

dren.
26, 1847; married,
and had four
chil-
2.
3.
4.
Raymond, born November 26, 1847. Rachel Agnes, born April 28, 1850. David Dawson, born jNIay 13, 1852;
one child.
married Miss Foote and has
5.
Roxanna Ann,
born November
12,
1853; married Frank Tyler, of
Everett, Mass., and has four children.

6.
Fenwick Williams,
several children.
born February
21),
1856; married, and
ha.<
7.
8.
9.
Edith Elida, born Aujîist 6, 1859; married and had two sons. Ellen Mason, born in October, 1863. Arexine Adelia, born November 25, 1865; married INIr. Upton,
and lias one child. 1)ERTHA Sophia, born June
ton Hiiihlands,
INIass.
10.
21, 1867;
married Mr. Jones, of New-
11.
12.
Eva Grace, born Aunust 18, 1869. Alma Eui'Hma, born October 6, 1871;
and has
five children.
married Wesley Hlinkhorn,
13. 14.
Major Holmes. Name not Liiven.
757
1.3. 6. 3.
H. Tupper
of Sootts Bay,
1.
2.2. 9.3.
born April 28, 1850; married Herbert
Rachel Agnes (Wood) Tupper,

N.
S.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Linda, married a Mr. Tupper,
of Parresboro,
N.
S.
3.
Arletta, married Norman Steel, of Scotts Bay, N. S. Miles G., is a clero;yman of a Baptist church in Massachusetts,
where he married a Miss Wellwood, and had five children. Daisey, married Leverett Huntley, of Scotts Bay, N. S. Beta, married Roland Chase, of East Hardwiek, Vt.
4.
5.
1.3. 6. 3. 1. 2.2. 10.

Sarah Ellis (Huntington) Turner,
married William Turner, of
New
Minas, N.
S.
Both
ai'e
dead.
children.
1.
2.
Eliza, married John Stevens, of Lynn, ]\Iass., and had one child, Marion. Phoebe, married Jacob Stevens, of Maine, and had three children.
3.
Albert.
4.
5.
Mary, married George

Arthur, married Miss
Barron.
Harris.
Charles, married Alma Cogswell.

Lewis, married INIinetta Daniels, and had one son, Solon. Irene, married a Mr. Connell. Julia, married Job Young, and had two daughters, Irene and Eva, and one son.
6.
7.
8.
9.
1.3.6.3.1.2.3.
Simon Huntington, born August
Henrietta Lockhart.
1829.
15, 1786, in Cornwallis,
N.
S.;
married
in
He
always lived in his native town, where he died
children.
*
*
1. 2. 3.
Daniel Dixon, born December
31, 1819.
4.
John, born in 1824. James, born in 1828; died young. Lydia, born in 1830; married, first, a Mr. Campbell, and had four children; married, second, a Mr. Sutton. She lived in Cornwallis, where she died in 1905.
758
1.3.6. 3.
N.
S.;
1.
2.3.
1.
31, 1819, in
Daniel Dixon Huntington, born December

Miller.
Cold Brook,
(Gates)
married, June 17, 1846, Eliza Ann, daughter of Samuel and
She was born January 8, 1824, in Wilmot, N. S., and died December 1, 1881, in Maiden, Mass. He was a farmer and a speculator in farm products. In early life he followed the sea, and later was overseer on a plantation in Mississippi. He returned to Cold Brook, N. S., to the old Huntington farm. In 1860 he removed to Lower Canada, where he remained till his death, which occurred, December 1,
1873.
He was
he belonged.
a vocal musician
and the leader
in the Baptist
Church
to
which
He was
prominently identified with the Provincial Militia, and
rose to the rank of colonel.
CHILDREN, BORN IN COLD BROOK,

*
*
1. 2.
N.
S.
3.
Herbert Charles, born December 13, 1847. Samuel Arthur, born August 13, 1849. Louise M., bom January 19, 1851 married in
;
Minneapolis, Minn.,
4.
5.
6.
7.
8. 9.
Mr. Palmer was born in New York State, was a Republican, and served two terms in the Legislature of that State. He died February 23, 1911, in Minneapolis, Minn. Helen Amelia, born September 10, 1853. Caleb, born October 20, 1856; died in June, 1860, in Cold Brook, N. S. Grace Ann, born May 24, 1858; died in February 1859, in Cold Brook, N. S.. Whitman Morton, born January 15, 1860. Margaret Irene, born December 2, 1862; died in 1875,
April 26, 1886, the Hon. Rufus S. Palmer.
Leonard Claud,
many
years.
born December
5,
1867; followed the sea for
He enlisted in the U. S. Navy, for the first time, at Boston, Mass., May 2, 1887, and received an honorable discharge December 5, 1890. He enlisted again, July 2, 1898, and
served through the Spanish American War, receiving his dis-
charge October 12, 1898, and special mention for service. He was on the auxiliary gunboat Apache, as acting Gun Captain,
doing blockade duty oS" Havana with Sampson's Fleet.
He
is
now
interested in mining in Seattle,
Wash.
1.
3. 6.3. 1. 2.3. 1. 1.
born December
S.
13,
Herbert Charles Huntington,

Brook, N.
S.;
1847, in Cold
married Serena Porter, of Acel, N.

in
He
is
a carpenter, and lives
Minneapolis, Minn.
CHILDREN.
1.
759
Syhenia Maud, born October
14, 187(5, in
Maiden, Mass.; married
October 14, 1897, in INIalden, Mass., INIyron Josiah, son of Ira Arthur and Emily (Dodge) Benjamin. He was born December
10, 1870, in Berlin, Vt.,
and
is
in the wholesale cigar business.
He moved
where he jamin
work.
2.
is
from Berlin, Vt.,

resides.
to ]\Ialden, Mass.,
August
in
31, 1891,
still
They
is
Mrs. Ben-
a professional elocutionist, and
engaged
Lyceum
11,
Herbert Warren,
born November 17, 1879
married October
1905, Katherine Ellen, daughter of Herbert Montervill Berchard,
3.
4.
of Maiden, Mass. She died May 25, 1911. Arthur Fremont, born December 7, 1881. Grace Isabel, born December 21, 1887; married, September He is 1911, John Leonard Mason, of Brookline, Mass.
13,
the
director of the Municipal
Gymnasium
in Brookline,
Mass.
1.3. 6. 3. 1. 2.3. 1. 1. 3.
Arthur Fremont Huntington,
September
7,
lôrn
December
and
7,
1881
married
1904,
Alice,
daughter of
Bernard
Catherine
Gallagher, in Lynn, Mass,
He
is
a wholesale clothing salesman,
(Grey) and moved
from Maiden
Universalists.
to Melrose, Mass., in 1904,
where he now
resides.
They
are
CHILD.
1.
Ruth, born October
23, 1907.
1. 3. 6. 3.
1.2. 3.
1.
2.
Samuel Arthur Huntington, born August 13, 1849, in Cold Brook, N. S.; married, August 27, 1873, in Maiden, Mass., Lizzie J. daughter of John She was born in Ireland in 1850. and Mary (Cross) McDonnell. He was a farmer till 1869, a carpenter from 1869 to 18 70, a granite cutter from 1870 to 1878. In 1874 he was sent on a mission to the principal cities in New England, to learn the industrial condition of his craft, and made a full report of the
same on
in
his return.
Since 1878 he has been connected with the Boston liubber Shoe Company,
He worked in building the New York Post Office in 1871 Maiden, Mass. and 1872; in building the St. Louis Post Office from 1872 to 1876, and the Philadelphia Post Office in 1877 and 1878. In 1877 he was elected Secretary for the Hurricane Island Branch GranCutters' International Union.
In the latter part of 187
of the
7
ite
he resigned his
Dix Island Branch of G. C. I. U. He was a member of the International Union Congress held in Boston, Mass., in February, 1878, was asst. secretary of said Congress, and had the full proceedings to record, while the secretary made daily reports to the Granite
secretaryship,
and was elected President
760
Me. He is a Spiritualist, and was corresponding secretary of the Maiden Progressive Spiritual Society, Inc., for three years, 1905-6-7, and made weekly reports for the "Progressive Thinker," a weekly paper published in Chicago, 111., and monthly reports for the " Herald of Truth," a monthly paper published in Boston, Mass. They live in Maiden, Mass. We are indebted to Mr. Huntington's untiring efforts in his research of
Cutters' Journal, then published in Rockland,
the
Nova Scotia Huntington's
records, for very complete information as to dates
and names.
CHILD.
1.
Son, born March
5,
1876
died the same day.
1. 3. 6. 3. 1. 2. 3. 1.4.
Helen Amelia (Huntington) Austin,

Cold Brook, N.
Allen, son of
S.;
born September
10, 1853, in
married, September 10, 1878, in Maiden, Mass., Horace
born December
Wilbur Carpenter and Miranda (Mclntire) Austin. He was Mr. Austin is the superintendent 19, 1844, in Dudley, Mass. of the Town Farm in Framingham, Mass. He moved from Maiden to Lexington, Mass., in 1882, and to Framingham in 1884, where he now lives. They
are Methodists.
children.
1.
Lillian May, born May 18, 1880, 1884, in Framingham, Mass.
in
Maiden, Mass.; died April
21,
2.
Horace Dexter, born February

in
13, 1885; died
December
22, 1887,
Framingham, Mass.
born December
born August
29, 1887, in
3.
Harold Cleveland,
Mass.
Framingham,
4.
Leonard Huntington,
Mass.
8,
1891, in Framingham,
1.3. 6. 3. 1.2.3. 1.7.

Whitman Morton Huntington,
N.
S.;
born January
15, 1860, in Cornwallis, B.,
married,
November
15, 1883, in
Oakdale, Mass., Nellie
daughter of
Hanson and Harriet (Stevens) Chase. She was born December 11, 1861, in West Boylston, Mass. She died November 19, 1909. He is a blacksmith and wheelwright. He lived in Hudson, Mass., and removed to Oakdale, Mass., July 1, 1881, where he now resides. He is a Republican, and has been chosen
twice to be delegate to the Republican Convention.
He has had charge of the Town for two years, and has been Fire Warden in the Town for eighteen years. He served on the Park Commission in the Town two years, and is a member of the I. O. O. F., and has filled all He has been a member of the Methodist Church for the chairs in the Lodge.
suppression of the sale of
licpior in
the
twenty-five years, and has served as Trustee and Steward.
married again, June

April 23, 1856.
3,
1911, Mrs.
Mary
E.
Mr. Huntington (Weaver) Smith, who was born
CHILDREN, BORN IX OAKDALE, MASS.
1.
761
2. 3.
Hattie Adaline, born September 22, 1884. Clarence Whitman, born April 30, 1890. Raymond Samuel, born October 19, 1891.
1.3.6. 3. 1.2. 3. 2.
Miller.
wallis,
John Huntington, born in 1824; married, Rachel, daughter of Samuel He was a farmer, of Wilmot, Annapolis Co., N. S. He died in CornN.
1.
2.
S. in 1899.
children.
*
*
Simon Ben.jamin, born July
17. 1847.
3.
John, married, and lives in Maine. Henrietta, born April 15, 1850.
1.3. 6.3. 1.2.3. 2.

Simon Benjamin Huntington, born July
of
1.
in
17, 1847,
Cambridge,
Mass.; married, April 4, 1867, in Nashwalk, N. B., Caroline Annie, daughter
October
to
She was born Nashwalk, N. B. He is a sea captain, and lived in York Co., N. B., until 1879; then moved Cutler, ]\Ie., and in 1884 to Calais, ]\le., where he now lives. They are
William
13, 1852, in
Lyman and Phoebe Jane (Messenger) McNeil.
Methodists.
children.
1.
Sarah Jane,
born October
4,
1869; died
December
September
in
10, 1869, in
Cornwallis, N. S.
2.
Simon Wesley, born July

Nashwalk, N. B.
11, 1870; died
10, 1870, in
3.
George Frederick,
married October
born July
8,
1871,
Nashwalk, N.
B.;
20, 1892, in Calais, Me.,
Colleen
Baun Wiley.
B.;
They
4.
live in Calais,
Me.
died
John William,
April 18, 1873.
born July 11,1872, in Nashwalk, N.
*5.
6.
Frank Watson, born December 18, 187 7. Victoria Florence, born May 24, 1880, in Grand Manan; married, October 9, 1895, in Calais, Me., James Henry Lynn. They live in Calais, Me.
Samuel Elliot,
January
born February
4,
7.
1884, in
Cutler, Me.;
died
8.
Me. Charles Herbert, born February 1893, in Calais, Me.

17, 1886, in Calais,
4,
1.3. 6. 3. 1.2.3. 2. 1. 5. Frank Watson Huntington, born December 18, 1877,

N.
B.; married,
in
Nashwalk,
December
18, 1895, in Calais,
Me.,
Mary
Elizabeth, daughter
762
of
2,
(Blancli) Tucker.
Aaron Vinson and Helen Marie

1878, in
She was born August
Red
Beacli.
He
is
a seaman, lived in Cutler, Me., and removed to
Calais, Me.,
where he now
resides.
They are Methodists.
CHILDREN, BORN IN CALAIS, ME.

1. 2. 3.
Simon Benjamin, born August 23, 1896; died September 22, 1896. Frank Watson, born November 22, 1897; died March 24, 1908. George Vinson, born December 19, 1899; died May 24, 1900.
4.
5.
6.
Leonard Andrew, born January Herbert Willard, born June 4, Helen Beatrice, born August 9,
17, 1901.
1903.
1905.
1.3.6. 3. 1.2. 3.2. 3.

Henrietta (Huntington) Usher,
N.
S.;
born April
15, 1850, in
S.,
married, April 25, 1883, in Melvern Square, N.
Black Rock, William Henry, son
of William
Henry and Suvina

N.
S.
Isabell
(Dunham) Usher.
He was
born July
18, 1835, in Grafton,
Mr. Usher
Aylesford
jNIt.,
is a farmer, and has lived in Morden, Victoria, Berwick, and Cambridge, N. S. They now reside in Waterville, N. S.
They
are Baptists.
children.
1.
2.
Udeville, married. May 29, 1907, in Waterville, N. S., Austin Wood. They live in Cambridge, N. S. John, born September 2, 1885, in Margaretville, N. S.; married, September 25, 1909, in Waterville, N. S., Mabel Rogers. They
live in Waterville,
N.
S.
3.
Joseph Frederick, born July

in October, 1887.
12, 1887, in
Grafton, N.
S.;
died
4.
Lillie Rachel, born October 25, 1889, in Grafton, N. S.; married August 13, 1906, in Berwick, N. S., James Fields Blackburn.
They
live in (irafton,
N.
S.
in
5.
Henry Avery,
lives in
born July 18, 1893,

S.
Phinniy Mt., N.
S.
He
Cambridge, N.
1.3. 6. 3. 1. 2.5.
Ezra Huntington,
ried Charlotte Borden,
liorn December 10, who was born April 4,
1789, in Cornwallis, N.
S.;
mar-
1798.
He
resided in his native
town, and died there in 1836.
children.
*1.
Benjamin Fuli.erton, born

1826.
in
Cold Brook, N.
S.,
August
24,
2.
Joseph, born
in 1829,
and died
in 1880.
1. 3.
Brook, N.
son,
763
6.3. 1.2.5. 1.
24, 1816, in
Benjamin Fullerton Huntington, born August

S.;
Cold
Mary, daughter of Alexander DuncanShe was born June 2, 1830, in Cambridge, N. S. of Cambridge, N. S. He was a farmer, and died in Cold Brook, N. S., July 27, 1880. He
married
21, 1845,
May
belonged to the Christian Clmrch.
CHILDREN, BORN IN COLD BROOK,

1.
N.
S.
Alexander, born March
24, 1847; died
July 31, 1860.
2.
3.
Mary
Jane, born March
21, 1849; died July 6, 1860.
4.
William Edgar, born July 8, 1851; died January 17, 1882, Joanna, born August 18, 1853; married, 1874, in Canning, N. Noble James Sanford. They live in Cold Brook, N. S.
Jehiel, born July
31, 1856; died July 20, 1860.
S.,
5. 6.
7.
Charles, born April 28, 1859; died May 25, 1891, in Spokane, Wash. Harriet Elizabeth, born August 21, 1861; died January 30,
1867, in Cold Brook, N. S.
8. 9.
10.
James Joseph, born August 10, 1863; lives Eunice Vesta, born April 28, 1866; lives Eleanor Mary, born September 2, 1868;
in
Saskatchewan, Can.
Aston, N. S.
in So.
married William Bur-
gess Marchant; died in September, 1892, in Lakeville, N. S.

11.
George LeRoy,
12.
Iwrn December 23, 1870; married Mary Ellen McDormic, and died in March, 1898, in Boston, Mass. Perry Benjamin, born August 14, 1874; married Caroline Lenora Burke died September 14, 1895, in Halifax, N. S.
;
1.3. 6.3. 1.4.

Lydia (Huntington) Cogswell, born September
Cornwallis, N. S.
9,
1753, in Lebanon,
Conn.; married, October 31, 1771, Mason, son of Hezekiah
Cogswell, of
He was
life in
born
in
Lebanon,
Ct., in
1750.
He was
very
prominent in public
Cornwallis, and died
December
12, 1816.
children.
1.
William, born in 1772, and married, February Beckwith, who was born August 16, 17 72.
children.
26, 1795,
Eunice
five
They had
2.
Eunice, born May 8, 1774; married Charles, son of John Chipman. They had eight children.
3.
Henry Hezekiah, He was a member

children.
born April
of the
12, 1776; married Isabella Ellis. Canadian Legislature. They had ten
764
4.
James, born June
18, 1779; married, first, in 1802, Elizabeth
in 1822.
Beck-
5.
6.
12, 1823, Eunice Eaton. They had one child. John, born September 2, 1781; married, March 5, 1802, Ruth Ann Eaton. They had four children. Ann, born June 16, 1785; married, April 28,1810, John Merton, and had eight children.
who died second, March

with,
They had
eight children.
He
married,
7.
8.
9.
Mason, ) > born August ^ o Gideon,)

,
.
14, 1786.
>
and died
,,.,... in iniancy.
in
10.
Oliver, is dead. Oliver, born June 16, 1792; married Alice Allison, and died July 28, 1846.
January, 1814, Sarah
1.3. 6.3. 1.5.

Caleb Huntington,
Miss Sohne
lived in
;
born in 1758, in Ashford, Conn.; married,
first,
married, second, Jane, daughter of Eleanor (Stewart) Turner.
She died in 1851, in Salmon River, Cape Breton, N. S. He was a farmer and Cape Breton, N. S., where he died in 1837. They were Presbyterians.
CHILDREN.
1. 2. 3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Caleb, born in November, 1791, and was lost at sea about 1815. Sarah, born in 1793, and died in 1796. Ann, born March 17, 1799; married in July, 1819, to Christopher Welton, and died about 1821, in Cape Breton, N. S. John, l)orn January 11, 1801. James, born in 1803, and died aged five months. Zerviah, born in 1804, and died in 1812. Lydia. born November 30, 1806; married May 4, 1837, at Salmon River, to William Sheppard. She died December 12, 1893, at
Port Marien, N. S.
8.
9.
William, born March 8, 1809. Mary, born December 14, 1813,

ber 28, 1843, at Salmon
at
Salmon River; married Novem-
River, Donald McDonald, and died
10.
August 9, 1858, at Pluntington, N. S. Jane, born February 11, 1815; married May 2, 1836, Arnold Mertell, and died November 24, 1893, at Glace Bay, N. S.
1.3. 6. 3. 1. 5.4.
John Huntington,
born January
11,
1801; married in
1832, Ruth,
daughter of Anthony and Lncinda (Holmes)
IMartell.
five
He was
Mira, N.
a farmer, an<l lived in Cornwallis for

seventy-eight years.
years,
and
in
Grand
S., for
He
died in 1884.
They were
Baptists.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
765
Caleb Adolphus, born May

Frederick, born February
died in 1876.
6,
6,
1833. 1835; married Sarah Martell,
2,
and
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Jane, born February 20, 1837; married Albert Lamson. born February 11, 1839. Joseph, born September 18, 1841; married Sarah Levitt, and lives in Sydney, N. S. LuCENDA, born December 6, 1843; married- Angus McLear, and lives in Sydney, N. S. Henrietta, born December 25, 1845. Susan, born March 11, 1848; married Young Spencer, and died in
Mary Ann,
1911.
9.
Herbert, born March

in
17, 1850;
married Effie Morrison, and
lives
Sydney, N.
S.
1.3.
6. 3. 1. 5. 4. 1.
6,
Caleb Adolphus Huntington, born May
1833, in
Huntington,
Xova Scotia; married January 15, 1862, Emily Frances, daughter of Gibbs Henry and Eliza Maria (Hill) Gesner. She was born May 1, 1837, in Hillside, C. B.
He
is
a farmer, was a captain in the Canadian Militia from 1865

justice of the peace for the past forty years.
to 1870,
and has been
They
are
Baptists.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Hortense Jane, born December 31, 1862. jSIarion Gertrude, born January 7, 1864;
ton,
married, January
6,
1892, Robert Nelson Spencer; lives in Port Morien,
Cape Bre-
N.
S.
3.
Henry Gesner,
4.
born June 10, 1865; came to the United States, and was last heard of on board the U. S. S. Oregon, just before the Spanish American War. Emily Frances, born October 5, 1866; married, February 2, 1888, Henry William Crawley; lives in Vancouver, B. C. Canada.
5.
6.
Hubert Frederick,
born April
19, 1868.
6,
Henrietta Evalina, born February

4, 1903, Philip Ingoville
1870; married February

live at
Gibbons.
They
Universal Roch,
C. B.,
N.
S.
1. 3. 6. 3. 1.
5. 4. 1. 1.
31, 1862,
Hortense Jane (Huntington) Spencer, born December

in
Grand Mira,
C. B.; married
March
1,
10, 1891, in
Grand Mira, William Ed-
ward, son of Theophilus and Annie Jane (Peters) Spencer.

Morien, Cape Breton, Febi-uary
1860.
He was
born
in
He
is
a merchant, and lived in

to
Morien to May 20, 1896, in Canso, N. 8., to June 1, 1901, when he moved Glace Bay, C. B., where he now resides. They are Episcopalians.
766
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Frederick William, born May 30, 1892, in Morien, C. Dora Huntington, born February 14, 1894, in Morien,
B.
C. B.
3.
Morton Gesner,
born December
4, 1895, in
Morien, C. B.
4.
5.
6.
Ellen Anderson, born May 5, 1898, in Marion Helena, born June 1, 1901, in
Frances Gertrude, born October
Canso, N. S.
Morien, C. B.
Glace Bay, C. B.
16, 1903, in
1.3. 6.3. 1. 5. 4. 1. 5.
Hubert Frederick Huntington, born April 19, He has a silver mine 1907, Frances Cook, of Montana.
supposed
to
1868; married in
in
Mexico, and
is
be
in
Mexico.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Edwin. hortense.
1.3. 6. 3. 1. 5.4.4. Mary Ann (Huntington) Armstrong, born

married, June 20, 1871, in
February
11,
1839;
He was born in strong. was married once before this marriage. He was a merchant, and lived in Ireland, St. Johns, Newfoundland, Sydney Mines, Salem and Newburyport, ]\Iass., and again in Sydney from 1870 He was a Baptist, and served as deacon in that church. till his death.
ALL BUT THE SECOND OF THESE CHILDREN WERE BORN
*
1. 2.
Grand Mira, N. S., Thomas, son of James ArmDrumbane Thurles, Tipperary Co., Ireland, and
IN SYDNEY, N.
S.
Frederick William, born January
18, 1873.
Mary
Baskerville, born July

Glace Bay.
28,
1874, in
Grand Mira.
She
lives in
3.
Florence Huntington, born September

1891, in Sydney,
.\. S.
7,
1876; died July 19,
4.
Gertrude Nugent,
1,
born October
S.,
18, 1878;
married September
1897, in Dominion, N.
Harry Mersereau.
She died Octo-
ber 19, 1898, in Sydney, N. S.
1. 3.
6. 3. 1.
5.4.4.
1.
18, 1873, in
Frederick William Armstrong, born January
Sydney,
Cape Breton, Canada; married, September 28, 1910, in Cape Breton, Barbara She was born Isabell, daughter of Gilbert and Jessie (Gunn) Sutherland.
January 1, 1876. Mr. Armstrong is an accountant, and lived in Sydney, Cape Breton, Canada, from 1873 to 1894, when he moved to Glace Bay, Canada, where he now
lives.
They
are Baptists.
767
1.
William Frederick,
Breton, Canada.
born August
8,
1911, in Glace Bay,
Cape
1. 3. 6.
3. 1.5. 8.
8,
William Huntington,
Clarinda (Holmes) Spencer.
C. B.,
born ISIarch
1809, in Salmon River, C. B.;
married, July 27, 1838, in Helmeville, C. B., Esther, dauohter of John and
She was born December 12, 1820, in Helmeville, and died January 16, 1905, at Sahiion River, C. B. He was a farmer. He died at Salmon River, Cape Breton, N. S., June 13, 1889. He was a deacon in the lâptist church from 1859 till his death.
CHILDREN, BOKN AT SALMON RIVER, CAPE BRETON, NOVA SCOTIA.

1.
Alfred Lorenzo, born September

1873, in Morien,
12, 1839; married, in October,
2.
3. 4.
5.
6.
N. S., Elizabeth Ann Sheppard. They live at Salmon River, N. S. Lavinia Ann, born April 16, 1841; lives at Salmon River, N. S. William Henry, born December 31, 1842. PvLiZABETH Clementine, born September 9, 1844; married, February 3, 1891, at Salmon River, N. S., Elisha Sheppard. They live at South Head, N. S. Osborne, born January 17, 1847; died February 18, 1847, at Salmon River, N. S. James, born January 8, 1848; died January 22, 1848, at Salmon
River.
7.
John Albert,
born
May
5,
1849; married,
S.,
Herns Road, Cape Breton, N. live at Salmon River, N. S.

*
8.
9.
November 22, 1877, at Mary Ann Spencer. They
10.
11.
Lewîs, born March 2, 1851. Jane, born February 1, 1853; lives at Salmon River, N. S. Caleb Joshua, born December 4, 1854; died January 7, 1881, at Salmon River. Victoria Marie, born March 23, 1858; died April 19, 1858, at Salmon River.
Arthur
Mary
1. 3. 6* 3. 1. 3 S. 3.

River, N.
S.;
born December 31, 1842, at Salmon

S.,
married, September 29, 1874, at Harris Road, N.
Fanny
Maria, daughter of William and
Mary (McDonald)
S.
Spencer.
She was born

S.
August
16, 1852, at
is
Harris Road, N.
He
a farmer, and lives at
Salmon River, Cape Breton, N.
They
are
Baptists.
768
CHILDREN, BORN AT SALMON RIVER, CAPE BRETON, NOVA SCOTIA.

1.
Melvin Sanford,
born July 21, 1875.
lived in Louisburg until 1896.
He He moved
is
a merchant, and
to Halifax,
in
January, 1898, and back to Louisburg,
N. S., in November, 1898,
where he now
2.
resides.
He
is
a Baptist, and a merchant.

1,
Wentworth Biglow,
Canada.
born February
1877; lives at Winnipeg,
3.
Mary Marie, born

at
4.
December 3, 1880; married, February 19, 1902, Salmon River, Clifford Caleb Huntington. They live in Huntington, Cape Breton, N. S. Heber Henry, born August 13, 1882; lives at Salmon River.
1. 3. 6. 3. 1.
5.8.8.
2,
Arthur Lewis Huntington,

Cape Breton, N.
S.;
born March
4,
1851, at Salmon Rirer,
married, October
1887, in
Marbou, Cape Breton,
(Irish) McKeen. Cape Breton. He is a carpenter, and moved to Sydney, Cape Breton, in 1889, and from Sydney to Newton Center, Mass., in 1896, where he now lives. He is a member of the Baptist Church, and was deacon and treasurer of the Pitt St. Baptist Church in Sydney, N. S., from 1891 to 1896.
Henrietta Maria, daughter of William and
Mary Cardine
9,
1859, in Marbou,
children.
1.
Esther Elsie, born July

She
is
21, 1888. in
Salmon River, Cape Breton.

1893, in Sydney,
a nurse in the Cooper Hospital, Camden, N. J.
2.
Caroline Louise, born February 27, ton lives in Newton Center, Mass.
;
Cape Bre-
1. 3. 6. 3. 3.
Elisha Huntington, born April 25, 1724, in Lebanon, Conn.; married, March 8, 1749-50, Elizabeth Denison, and lived some part of his life in Windham, and probably died in Mansfield. After the death of his married, probably June 12, 177 7, in Ashford, where the birth of dren are recorded. CHILDREN.
1.
first
wife he
his twin chil-
2.
Elisha, born September 17, 1750, as the Norwich records show, and died in Mansfield, April 10, 17 70, as appears from the MansThe Norwich record calls him a son of Caleb, of field recoi'ds. Lebanon. Elizabeth, born January 8, 1751-2, as appears on the Norwich
records.
3.
Molly, born March

this family, are
18, 1754.
This, and the next two births of
found on the
Windham
records.
4.
5.
6.
7.
769
Philura, born January
15, 1756,
Robert Denison,
Andrew
born August 14, 1759. G., born July 16, 1769, as the Mansfield records
testify.
8.
9.
Elisha, born June 12, 1877. Calvin, born June 14, 1778, as the Ashford record shows. Luther, born June 14, 1778.
1. 3. 6. 3. 4.
Abigail Dana.
Elijah Huntington, born April 25, 1724, in Lebanon, Conn.; mamed They lived in Mansfield, Conn., and afterwards in Ashford,
Conn., where he died in 1816.
CHILDREN.
The
last
first
two births of
this;
family and the baptism of the
first
four chil-
dren, are on the Mansfield, Conn., town
and church records.

and died
The
birth of the
son
1.
is
on the Ashford, Conn., records.
Beulah, born December

1835.
11, 1751,
single, in Ashford, in
2.
Bette, born May 26, 1754; married They resided in Providence, R. L
in 1779, Nathaniel
Bowditch.
3.
Hannah,
born February
13,
1758; married Nathan Lilley,
Novem-
ber 25, 1800, and lived in Ashford.

4.
5.
Sarah, born
6.
7.
in April, 1761, and died single in Ashford Abigail, born December 5, 1764; married Emmaus lived in Mansfield, Conn. Nathan, born November 5, 1767. Elijah, born May 21, 1772.
in 1837.
Lilley,
and
1.3.6.3.4.6.
married.
Nathan Huntington, born November 5, 1767, in Mansfield, Conn.; May 31, 1798, Elethea Butler of Ashford, who died April 12, 1833.
1,
He
died in Ashford, December
1845.
children, born in ashford, conn.

1.
Thomas, born January
17, 1799,
and died unmarried
in
Ashford,
May
2.
24, 1833.
Betsey, born March
24, 1801,
and married Duty Fitts of Eastford,
Conn., where the family lived.

3.
Harvey, born October
1,
1802,
He died December 11, 1857. and died April 6, 1814.
4.
5.
Alfred, born August 19, 1804. Nancy, born Septeniber 9, 1808.
49
770
1.3.6.3.4.6.4.
Alfred Huntington,
born
in
Ashford, Conn., August 19, 1804; mar-
ried Caroline Lilly, and lived in Danielson, Conn.
He
died July
9,
1859.
CHILDREN, BORN IN DANIELSON, CONN.

1.
2.
Sakah Ann Littlk,

1843.
born December
28,
20, 1831.
Susan Elizabeth, born March

Joseph Cogswell, born January
1837, and died January 10,
3.
12, 184
7.
1.3. 6.3. 4. 6.4.3.

Joseph Cogswell Huntington, born January
AVilliams and
12, 1847, in Danielson,
Conn.; married April 18, 1868, in Ashford, Adalette Orissa, daughter of Ezra
Amy
Louisa (Clark) Smith.

cutter,
She was born, March

12, 1874, in Danielson,
28, 1844, in
Ashford.
He was a shoe were Methodists.

1. 2.
and died
May
Conn.
They
CHILDREN.
Lillian Louisa, born January
14, 1869; lives in Eastford,
Conn.
Charles Henhy,
Conn.
born April 18, 1872; lives in South Windham,
1.3. 6. 3. 4. 6. 5.
Nancy (Huntington) Pakkhukst,
ber
9,
1808; married,
in
They
lived on a farm in
born in Ashford, Conn., SeptemSeptember 29, 1837, Lemuel Parkhurst. Ashford, where she died, February 19, 1859.
Asht'urd,
children.
1.
Abby Jank.
Julia Ann.
2.
1.
3.6.3.4. 7.
May
21, 1772, in
Eli.tah Huntington, born
Ashford, Conn.; married

6,
Hannah Colburn
1843.
in 1811.
He
lived in
Ashford. where he died February
CHILDKEN, B01!N IN ASHFORD, CONN.

1.
2.
3.
4.
Charlks, born March 19, 1813, and died August 7, 1814. SoPHRONiA, born jNlay 4, 1815; married Alden B. Whiting, who was a shoe-maker and lived in Providence, R. 1. They were members They had six children, onl)' three of of the Baptist church. whom, two daughters and one son, wei*e living in 1863. Louisa, born December 2, 1817, and died in May, 1839. Elisha Dana, born March 21, 1820,
5.
771
6.
7.
8.
Elijah W., born March 17, 1822, and died February 6, 1828. Harriet, born September 12, 1825. Olive Jane, born October 25, 1830, and lived in Eastford. Lucy Maria, born May 1, 1834.
1.3.6.3.4.7.4.
Elisha Dana Huntington, born March
They were
1860.
living in Eastford, Conn.,
21, 1820, in Ashford, Conn.;
married, July 11, 1844, Lucia M., daughter of George
Day
of Pomfret, Conn.
in farming, in
where he was engaged
children, born in eastford, conn.

1.
2.
3.
4.
Henry Eugene, born February 29, 1845. Lucia Marilla, born November 12, 1848. Harriet Brown, born June 5, 1852. Albert Day, born September 3, 1859, and
died January
8,
1860.
1.3. 6. 3.4. 7.6.

Conn.; married
Harriet (Huntington) Davis, born September 12, 1825, in Ashford, Edward Everett Davis, a man of wealth, of Newburyport.
living in Davenport, Iowa, in 1860.
They were
children.
1.
2.
Francis Everett. Thomas Huntington.
1.3.6.3. 4.7.8.
Lucy Maria (Huntington, Barnes) Chase,
Ashford, Conn.; married, in
1860,
born
May
1,
1834, in
Samuel Psalter, son of John, and

in
(Blanchard) Barnes.
He was
born
Ohio.
He
served through the Civil
2d Reg. Minn. Vol., enlisting in July, 1861, and reenlisting, December 26, 1863; was mustered out July 11, 1865. Mrs. Barnes married a second time in the late '60's, at Eastford, Conn.,
War,
in Co.
A,
1st or
Martin Sutherley Chase,

served in the Civil War.
of Worcester, Mass.
He was
a shoemaker.
He
also
She died
in July, 1887.
children.
*
1.
(BARNES.)
Minnie, born October
7,
1861.
in Eastford, Conn.; died, July, 1880,
2.
Althea Adora,
in Willimantic,
born 1865,
Conn.
child,
(chase.)
5,
^3.
Walter Sutherley,
born June
1870.
772
1.3. 6. 3. 4. 7. 8.
]\IiNNiE
1.
1861, in Chatfield, Minn.;
(Barnes) Wilson, born October

Kansas, -December 10,
Calif.
1
7,
married
in
Stockton,
885,
Albert Elmore Wilson.
'J'hcy live in
San Diego,
CHILDREN, BOIJN IN STOCKTON, KANSAS.

1.
2.
3.
Îerle P^verett, born August 23, 1887. Bykon, born :March 15, 1889, and died in May, Arthur Gerald, born June 22, 1894.
1889.
1.3.6.3. 4.7.8.3.
Walter Sutherly Chase,
ried,
June
29, 1893, at
born June 5, 1870, North Grosvernordale, Conn.
at Eastford, Conn.;
mar-
He
lives in
Worcester,
Mass.
CHILDREN, BORN IN WORCESTER, MA88.

1. 2.
Walter
Hiram
M., born
May
12, 1899.
H., born June 16, 1905.
1. 3. 6.
3.5.
6,
Abnek Huntington,
ried,
born March
1726, in Lebanon, Conn., and mar-
in
November 14, 1 749, INlary Wiglitman from Norwich. They lived awhile AVindham and Mans6eld, from which latter place they moved in 1801 to
Haven, Vermont, where he died
in 1816.
New
CHILDREN.
The
birth of the
first of this
family
is
AVindham records.
AVîndham records.
*1.
*2.
The
others,
commencing with
1750.
found both on the Lebanon and Silas, are recorded on the
David, born November 17, Abner, born July 21, 1752.

Silas, born
in April, 1754,
*3.
4. 5.
and died
16,
Susannah, born September
16, 1756,
Nathan,
born Sej)tember
New Haven, Vt. and lived in Cincinnati, Ohio. 1758, and died, December 17, 1767.
in
*6.
*7.
8.
James, born June 23, AVhitman, born July
1760.
12, 1763.
Mary,
born August 10, 1765, and married Erastus Chapman, probin Constable,
9.
ably sou of Simon and Alice (Rouce) Chapman. Daniel, born May 13, 1769 had no family. He died
;
10.
N. Y. Sabry, born December

lived in St,
2, 1772, and marri(^d Erastus Lawrence county, N. Y,
Fuller,
and
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 1.
773
David Huntington, born November

ham, Conn., and resided
at Bethel, Vt.
17, 1750, in
Lebanon or Wind-
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
John, born about wango, N. Y. Amos. Cyrus.
17 76,
and was Uving with quite a family
in
Cone-
4.
5.
RosWELL, born Nancy.
in 1795.
1.3. 6. 3. 5. 1.4.
RoswELL Huntin-gton,
born
in
1795, in Bethel, Vt.; married in De-
cember, 1818, in Bethel, Vt., Harriet Bowers. Bethel, and died, May 4, 1865, in Colton, N. Y.
lived all his life in Bethel, Vt.
She was born
in
1800, in
He was
as
rivil
engineer, and
He had gone
what
is
to
Nashua, N. H., on business,

ptomaine poisoning.
and died very suddenly
in 1827, of
now known
CHILDREN.
*1.
2.
RoswELL Elbridge Gerry, born June 15, 1820. Samuel Arnold, born in September, 1821, and
leaving a
died in 1885,
widow and
five children.
3.
Harriet, born
in 1824; died in 1830.
1.3. 6.3.5. 1.4. 1.

RoswELL Elbridge Gerry Huntington,
Bethel, Vt.; married,
first,
born June
15,
1820,
in
in his early years, his wife only living
one year.
20, 1842,
He
married, second, February 10, 1865, Florence McCarty, daughter of Sam-
uel Frederick
and Mary Jane (Wilson) Burns.
She was burn March
in Massilon, Ohio.
He was
Vt., Colton,
an Episcopal clergyman.
He
lived in Bethel,
and Middlebury,
and N. Y. City, Loogootee, Ind., Collinsville, 111., Kirksville, Knobnoster, and California, Mo., Olanthe, and Manhattan, Kan., Rawlins, and Saratoga, Wyoming. Tn early life he was a printer and editor, later a clergyman. He learned the printer's trade on the old Middlebury Register,
N.
Y.,
and was employed on the N. Y. City papers

to 1877,
until after the

in
War.
In 1874 he
entered the ministry, was Rector of Trinity Church,
Kirksville, Mo., 1874
Christ Church, Collinsville, 111., 1878 to 1881, St. Paul's Church, Manhattan, Kan., 1883 to 1886, St. Thomas Church, Rawlins, Wyoming, 1886 He retired to 1889, St. Barnabus Church, Saratoga, AVyoming, 1889 to 1903. He died May 25, 1905, in Rawlins, in 1903 on account of advanced age.
Wyoming.
774
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Edgar,
ried
first wife's child.
Gertrude Mary,
March
Chilion and Eliza
2,
born October
6,
1866, in Loogootee, Ind.; mar-
29, 1905, in
Rawlins, Wyoming,
Merrell.
Homer, son of
born October
Ann (Brown)
He was
and was married once previously to this marriage. He is an attorney at law, and has lived in Rochester, and Pittsford, N. Y., New York City, Chicago, 111., Loraine, Wyoming, and in
1845,
Rawlins,
Wyoming,
since 1875.
He
has been Justice of the
Wyoming, from 1890 to 1893, Supervisor of Census, for Wyoming, in 1880, 1890 and 1910; County Prosecuting Attorney, of Carbon Co., Wyoming, fourteen
Supreme Court
of the
State of
years;
1884 to 1886.
Wyoming Commissioner to New Orleans Exposition, He served in the Civil War as private, from
December
1862,
April, 1861 to
when he was discharged on

Herald, in the
ac-
count of a gun shot wound, received at Gaines Mills, Va.; was

afterwards on the staff of
close of the
New York
in Co.
field, until
A, 13th N. Y. Infantry. Mrs. Merrell was Superintendent of schools in Carbon Co., Wyoming, four terms, from 1894 to 1902, editor of "Platte Valley Lyre," at Saratoga, Wyoming, from 1890 to 1902, which
War.
He was
newspaper was owned and published by Mrs. Merrell and her sister (Laura Charlotte Huntington). She has been a Notary Public since 1887. She was delegate to the Republican State Convention of Wyoming, in 1894 and 1898. They are Episcopalians, and Mr. Merrell is a member of the vestry of St.
Thomas Church,
3.
in Rawlins,
Wyoming, where they

2,
reside.
111.;
Laura Charlotte,
born September
1868, in CollinsviUe,
married, August 17; 1898, in Saratoga,
Wyoming, Alfred Samuel,
son of Samuel and Elizabeth (Worth) Heath.
He was
born
August
16, 1855, in Sussex,
Eng., and was an attorney at law, a
graduate of the London University, 1876.

Eng., from birth to 1881, and in Saratoga,
to the time of his death,
4.
He
lived in London,
Wyoming, from 1881

26, 1903.
which occurred August
Frederick Elbridge, born February
18, 1870, in California,
Mo.
in
He
is
a job printer, of the firm of Soule

since 1905.
&
Huntington, Buffalo,
N. Y.,
5.
He
in
served in the Spanish American

the Philippines.
War
the regular
Army,
Cuba and
Lucia Matilda, born September 15, 1871, in California, Wy.; married, November 17, 1889, in Saratoga, Wy., Fred W. Geddes. They live in Centennial, Wyoming.
6.
Warren,
nia,
born April
23,
1873 and died the same day
in
Califor-
*7.
*8.
Wyoming. Arthur Gardner, born August 4, 1874. Roberta Blanche, born October 8, 1877.
9.
775
111.;
Carolyn Virginia,
ried,
born July
28, 1879, in Collinsville,
mar-
December
9,
1903, in Hahn's Peak, Colo., Alexander Locli-
lan Clendenau.
Slie died ]\Iarch 18, 1904, in Slater, Colo.

21, 1882.
*10.
*11.
Florence Eleanor, born February Albert Vail, born Marcli 13, 1884,
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 1. 4. 1. 7.
Arthur Gardner Huntington,
born August
4,
1874, in Kirksville,
Missouri; married, August 14, 1901, in Saratoga, Wyoming, Virgie Letitia,
daughter of Gilbert Dallas and Mary (Hampshire) Buchanan.
She was born

at
November
Illinois
18, 1881, in Ohio.
He
is
a contractor and carpenter, and lived in

his parents,
and Kansas during childhood with
and
Rawlins and
Saratoga,
Wyoming,
since September, 1886.
They
live in
Kawlins,
Wyoming.
They
are Episcopalians.
CHILD.
1.
Florence Marv, born May
26, 1902, in
Saratoga,
Wyoming.
1.3.
Kirksville, Missouri
;
6. 3. 5. 1. 4. 1. 8.
in
Roberta Blanche (Huntington) Toole, born October 8,187 7,

married, Septeml)er 4, 1902, in
Saratoga,
Wyoming,
He was born May 24, County Gal way, Ireland. Mr. Toole is a clergyman in the Episcopal Church, and is a graduate of the Seabury Divinity School in Faribault, Minn. He was ordained to the Diaconate June 13, 1899, and advanced to the His parishes were Dixon and Baggs, Wyoming, priesthood August 26, 1900. and Lexington, Nebraska. They now reside in Dixon, Wyoming.
William, son of Patrick and Bridget (Bodkin) Toole.
1866, in
Omey
Island,
CHILDREN, BORN IN DIXON, WYOMING.

1.
2. 3.
Alfred Heath, born October 27, 1903. William Huntington, born January 18, Douglas Graves, born August 18, 1906.
Francis Finley, born August
5,
1905.
4.
1910.
1.3. 6. 3. 5. 1. 4. 1. 10.
Florence Eleanor (Huntington) Buchanan, born February
1882, in Olathe, Kan.; married, August 27, 1903, in Saratoga,
21,
Wyoming, Anson
Burlinghame, son of Gilbert Dallas and Mary (Hampshire) Buchanan.
was born July
7,
1879, in Ohio.
He
is
a clerk, and lived in Saratoga,

lives in
He Wyom-
ing, from childhood until
December, 1911, and now
Walden, Colorado.
They
are Episcopalians.
770
CHILDREN, BORN IN SARATOGA, WYOMING.
1.
2. 3.
Edith Huntington, born October 25, 1906. Gilbert Huntington, born November 25, 1908. Florence Roberta, born November 23, 1911.
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 1. 4. 1. 11.
Albert Vail Huntington, born March

married,
13, 1884, in
Manhattan, Kan.;
November
is
1,
1906, in
Greeley, Colorado, Zoa Vera, daughter of

Sherrod.
in
She was born in July, 1882, in Manhattan, Kan., with his parents from birth until September, 1886, at Rawlins and Saratoga, Wyoming, from 1886 to 1906, at Greeley and Denver, Col., from 1906 to 1910, and at Casper,
Iowa.
Almond A. and Sarah Ann (Stone)
He
an electrician, and lived
Wyoming, where they now reside, They are Episcopalians.

1.
since January, 1910.
child.
Laura Eddy,
in
Denver, Colorado, and
died April 20, 1911, in Casper,
Wyoming.
1.3.6.3.5.2.
Abner Huntington,
21, 1752;
born in Norwich, Conn., as his sons

15, 1781, Abigail,
testify,
July
married October
daughter of James Leavens, ac"

in
cording to Mansfield, Conn.,

Vt.
Town
records,
and
1800 moved to
New
8,
Haven,
In 1817 he moved to Perry, N. Y., where he died January
1819.
He
He was in the revolutionary war and was a justice of the peace in Vermont. was present at the battle of Bunker Hill. His wife died in January, 1795.
CHILDREN.
* *
1.
2. 3.
Charles, born April 21, 1783. Sophia, born in August, 1785.

Lucretia, born in July, 1787. Dan, born March 1, 1790.
* *
*
4.
5. 6.
7.
Maria, born in July, 1 792. Abner, born December 20, Nabby, twin with Abner.
1. 3.
1794.
6.3. 5. 2.
1.
married
in 1811,
Charles Huntington, born April

Mead,
of
21, 1783;
Philena
wife, in
Haven, Vt., where she died in 181 7. He married, 1820, Betsey Lathrop, and resided in Bethany, N: Y.
New
for his second
children.
1.
Betsey Mead, born

and lived
in
in 1812; married, in
1857, Orlando Miller,
Middlebury, Vt.
2.
777
in 1854,
Charles
A., born
L. Post,
February 9, 1824 married, and lived in Bethany, N. Y.

;
Margaret
1.3.6.3.5.2.2.
Sophia (Huntington) Sprague, born
1805, Calvin Sprague, and lived in
ber, 1857.
in
August, 1785; married, in
New
Haven,
Vt.,
where she died
in
Decem-
children.
1.
Charles A.
L.,
born
in 1809;
married Harriet Sprague, and lived
in Williston, Vt.
2.
Adeline, born
in
in 1811 married, in 1851, J. G. Dickey, and lived East Constable, N. Y.

;
3.
Lucy, born
in 1814
married, in 1841, Elias Hecoks, and lived in
New
4.
Haven, Vt.
in 1817,
Fayette, born
and lived
in
New
Haven, Vt.
1.
3. 6. 3. 5. 2. 3.
in July,
LucRETiA (Huntington) Hotchkiss, born

1815, Jeremiah Hotchkiss, and lived in
1787; married, in
New
Haven, Vt.
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
FoRDYCE, born in 1817, and lived in Levant, N. Y. Abner, born in 1819, and lived in Levant, N. Y, Maria, born in 1821, and lived in Ellington, N. Y. Charity, born in 1823; married, in 1855, a Gifford, and
Levant, N. Y., where she died in 1857.
lived in
5.
Jeremiah, born
in
1828
married, in 1853, a Miss Gifford, and
lived in Levant,
N. Y.
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 2. 4.
Dan Huntington,
and lived
in
born March
1,
1790; married,
in 1814,
Fanny Willey,
Bethany, N. Y.
children, born in BETHANY,

1.
N. Y.
EMELiNEjbOrn
in
Royal Clement, and lived
Alexander, N. Y.
in
2.
Christina, born
1817; married, in 1841, Danford Newton, and
3.
4.
5.
N. Y. Sophia, born in 1819; married, in 1840, Orrin Putnam, and lived in Bethany, N. Y. Nelson W., born in 1822; married, in 1849, Mary Conklin, and lived in Middlebury, N. Y. Frances, born in 1831, and lived in Bethany, N. Y.
lived in Alexander,
778
1.3. 6.3. 5. 2.5.

Maria (Huntington) Brown, born in July, 1792; married, Heman Brown, and lived in Bethany, N. Y., where slie died in 1841.
qÎLDREN.
1.
in
1822,
Mary, born December

and lived
in
26, 1822; married, in 1843,
Earl Newton,
Palmyra, Wis.
in 1825;
2.
Harriet, born
married, in 1848, George Varnum.
3.
Morgan,
lived in
born in 1828; married, in 1849,
Mary Sweatland, and

in 1855.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
in 1833,
4.
MuNROE,
born
and died
in
Wisconsin,
1. 3.
6.3. 5. 2. 6.
20, 1794; married, in 1826,
Abner Huntington,
Storing,
born December
in
Sarah
who
died in Batavia, N. Y., in 1842.
He
married, for his second
wife, in 1843,
Mary Helmer, and
1860 lived
in Batavia,
N, Y,
children.
1.
Mary,
born in 1828; married,
in 1854,
Daniel Sprague, and lived
in Batavia,
2. 3.
N. Y.
Walter, born in 1834, and lived in Michigan. Henry, born in 1845, and lived in Batavia.
1. 3, 6, 3. 5. 3.
Silas Huntington, born
in April,
1754; was married, and died in
New
Haven, Vt.
children.
1,
Avery, born December

Silas, born August
5,
7,
1785; had one son
named Harry.
2.
1788,
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
John, David, lived at Middlebury, Vt. Daniel. James, was a ship builder, and went
to
Canada,
Harry, remained
1.
in Connecticut.
3. 6. 3. 5. 3. 2*
Silas Huntington, born August 5, 1788, in Hartford, Vt.; married. May 8, 1809, Mary, daughter of Major Samuel Adams, a relative of John Quincy Adams, the sixth President of the United States. She was born OetoHe was a physician, and died in ber 23, 1787, and died in Kempville, Ont.
Kempville, Ontario.
CHILDREN.
1.
779
Lydia, born February
22, 1810.
*
* *
2.
Samuel
A., born
November
27, 1811. 12, 1816.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
John, born in 1813; died September Erastus, born April 5, 1816. Mary Ann, born June 20, 1818. Gideon, born August 10, 1820. Olive Ruth.
Silas, born about 1831.
1.3.6.
Samuel
3.
5.3.2.
2.
A. Huntington, born November
27, 1811.
children.
1.
2.
3.
Samuel, dead. Wesley, married his first cousin. Stewart, has two sons living.
1. 3.
in 1837, in Kempville,
6.3. 5. 3.2.4.
April
5,
Erastus Huntington, born

She was born
in
1816, in Madrid, N. Y.; married,
Canada, Judith Maria, daughter of .Joshua Hutchins.

in
South Gower, Canada, and died

1,
Kempville
in 1842.
He
married, as his second wife, January
1845, in Potsdam, N. Y.,
Mary
Eleanor, daughter of Major Lewis and
Mary
(Preston) Stebbings.
She was
born November
3,
1826, in Keene, N. Y., and died in April, 1915.
He was
They were
*
1.
a farmer,
and died October
10, 1885, in
Kempville, Canada.
Methodists.
CHILDREN.
Martha Maria,
born December
21, 1838.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Joshua Hutchins, born April 25, 1840. John Silas, born in July, 1842. Samuel Stebbings, born June 4, 1851
;
Ida Cornelia, born April

in
5,
Park Ridge,
111.,
Dr. Caleb Strong Bellows.

Dr. Bellows
is
They
lived in
Los Angeles, Cal.
dead, and Mrs. Bellows does
not answer letters sent to her.
1.3. 6.3. 5.3. 2. 4.
1.
born December 21,
Martha Maria (Huntington) Chamberlain,
1838; married, January 10, 1860, in Alumette Island, Province of Quebec,
David Cleveland, son of Hiram and Elizabeth Minerva (Hayes) Chamberlain. He was born at Point Fortune, Ontario, and is an accountant in the House of Commerce.
780
They
1892,
is
lived in
Westmeath
the
in 1862, in
Pembroke
in
1867, in
Ottawa
in
all in
Ontario, Canada.
He
has held
offices in the
Methodist church, and
at present
an
official in
Governmeut
service.
CHILDREN.
1.
Martha Maria,
Hiram Wyman,
Mary,
ary
in
born January
5,
1861; died
May
10, 1863, in
AVestmeath, Ont.
2.
born December 25, 1864; married, October
15,
1889, in Kingston, Jessie Davidson.

3.
They
live in
Ottawa.
born January
2,
4,
1866, in
1888, in Pembroke,
Westmeath, Ont.; married, JanuJames Richard Gardner. They live

in
Ottawa.
4.
Emma,
Pembroke, Ont.; died Decem-
ber 17, 1896, in Ottawa.

5.
Alexander Fraser,
live in
born January 15, 1878, in Pembroke, Ont.;
married, June 29, 1906, in Ottawa, Ethel Cuthbertson.
They
Ottawa.
6.
George Josephs,
June
10, 1899, in
born ]May 30, 1881,

Ottawa.
in
Pembroke, Ont.; died
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 3. 2. 4. 2.
Joshua Hutchins Huntington, born

December
25, 1861, in
April 25, 1841
married,
first,
South Mountain, Ont., Mary Elizabeth, daughter of
Elijah and Katlierine (Brouse)
VanCamp.
7,
She was born June
20, 1842, in
South Mountain, and died August
1871, in Kempville.
He
married, second,
October 2, 1872, in Waddington, N. Y., Phoebe Ann, daughter of Hugh and Almira (Denmark) McCargar. She was born October 8, 1851, and died DeHe married, third, October 24, 1882, in cember 3, 1881, in Kempville, Ont. Hallville, Ont., Susan, daughter of Robert and Mary (Gilbreath) Stewart. She
was born July 27, 1853, in Kempville, Ont. He was a farmer, and moved from Kempville, Ont., to Drayton, Nortli Dakota, August 31, 1891, where he died May 26, 1915. He was a Methodist.
children, born in kempville, ont.

1.
Martha Gertrude,
in
born July
3,
1863; married March
18, 1897,
4,
Ottawa, Can., Alexander Delahey.
She died November

1865.
1899, in Pembroke, Ont. *

2.
3.
Horace Hutchins, born September 23, Anson Orville, born July 9, 1873, and
Kempville, Ont.
died October 14, 1873, in
4.
William Samuel,
Kempville, Ont.
born August
6,
1875, and died in July, 187(;. in
5.
Ida P^lvira, born April

Kempville, Ont.
5,
1880, and died September
1,
1880, in
6.
781
7.
8.
9.
10.
married October 26, 1808, in Dray18, 1883 N. D., AVilliam Arthur Ehrky. They live in Drayton, N. D. Jean Louise, born February 27, 1885; lives in Trenton. N. D. Daisy ]\Iay, born Aujiust 24, 1887 lives in Avoca. N. 1). Silas John, born September 8, 1889; lives in Drayton, N. D. Susie Maria Clara, born October 22, 1891; lives in Drayton, N. D.
Matilda, born July

ton,
1.3. 6.3.5. 3. 2. 4. 2. 2.
Horack IIutchins Huntington,
villc,
born September
23, 1865, in
Ont.; married
December
of
Anne (Wilson) Gregory,

in
Mary Mattie, daughter Petaluma, Cal. They reside in Los

12, 1889,
is
]\lilitia,
of
KempHenry and
Angeles, Cal.,
1915,
where
]Mr.
Huntington
a wholesale dealer and manufacturer of
rubber goods.
Episcopalians.
He
belonged to the State
7th Cal., Co. C.
They
are
CHILD.
*
1.
Henry Clifford,
1. 3.
6.3. 5. 3. 2. 4. 2. 2.
6,
1.
Henry Clifford Huntington,

Cal.;
born November 25, 1890, in Windsor,
married,
December
1912, Celista Evangeline Hice.
He
is
a lawyer, having been admitted to practice in 1912, at the age of
twenty-one years.
to
He
is
a graduate of the University of So. California.

in
He
attended Hills Military.Academy
Portland, Ore., 1909 to 1910, then
moved
Los Angeles,
Cal.,
where he
still lives.
They
are Episcopalians.
CHILD.
1.
Robert Graham,
born April
8,
1915.
1. 3. 6. 3.
5.3. 2.4.
;
3.
in Prescott,
John Silas Huntington, born in July, 1842 married ada, Rebecca Lewis. CHILD.
*
1.
Can-
George Frederick Lannen,

Can.
born September
2,
1876, in Prescott,
1.3. 6.3. 5.3.2.4.3.
1.
George Frederick Lannen Huntington, born September 2, 1876; married, December 24, 1899, in Brooklyn, Anna EUzabeth, daughter of Henry
and Adelheid (Shomaker) ]\Iankel. She was born July 16, 187 7, in Brooklyn, N. Y. He is a dentist, and a graduate of the Penn. college of dental surgery, 1X96. He moved from Prescott, Ont., Canada, to Brooklyn N. Y., where he
now
resides.
They
are Episcopalians.
782
1. 2.
N. Y.
George Frederick,
born July
3,
10, 1901.
Henry John,
born February
1903.
1.3.6. 3. 5. 3. 2.5. Mary Ann (Huntington) Bower, born June

N.
Y.; married
20,
1818, in
Madrid,
Joseph Bower.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3. 4.
A Daughter, married Îr. James Porter, of Powetta, Can. Carrie, married Mr. McGregor, of Toronto, Can. Annie C, married Mr, Laing, of New York.
A Daughter,
married
J\Ir.
Blackburn, of Toronto.
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 3. 2. S.
Silas Huntington, born about 1831 was a minister in the Methodist church over fifty-five years. He died in North Bay, Ontario, Can., about 1907, aged seventy-six years.
;
children.
1.
Samuel
J.
A., lives at
North Bay, Ontario.
2.
W.,
is
a captain in the Brooklyn, N. Y., poUce force.

lives in
3.
Hugh Stewart,
N. Y.
City.
1. 3. 6. 3.
5.
6.
James Huntington, born June 23, 1760, in Windham, Conn.; married Rebecca Densman, of Canaan, Conn., and removed to Woodstock, Vt., where he died in November, 1811. At the age of fourteen he enlisted in the revolutionary army, and served as drum major through the war.
children.
*
*
1.
Mary, born May
24, 1780.
2.
3.
*
*
4.
5.
6.
7.
William. LuRA, born January 11, 1784. James, born in 1786; died unmarried.
Martha.
David, born September Susan, born January 8,
17, 1790.
*
*
1792.
8.
9.
Henry IIosford, born December 6, 1794. Rebecca, married William Alison, a carpenter;
children.
they
had two
*10.
Jonathan M.
born
in 1799.
1.
stock, Vt.; married
I
783
3.6.3. 5.6.
He
died,
1.
Mary (Huntington, Hall) Adams,

Samuel Hall.
born
May
24,
1780, in
Silas
WoodAdams.
and she married
She died
1.
May
17, 1852.
CHILDREN,
(hall.)
2.
HiRAM, born October 20, 1800. Harriet, born November 8, 1802.

CHILDREN.
(ADAMS.)
and died April
9,
3.
LuciNDA, born June
10, 1809,
1840.
4.
5.
6.
Susan
B.,
born August
21, 1810.
Martha,
Elvira, born October 11, 1813. born August 18, 1817.
1.3. 6.3. 5.6.2.

Vt.
William Huntington, married Irene Edson, and He died of cholera in Fort Ann, N. Y.
children.
*
*
1.
lived in Randolph,
2.
Edson, born December 16, 1806. Alonzo, married first, a Chamberlain, and second, Laura Durkee.
3. 4.
Henry, born March 1, 1823. HuLDA, married Jonathan Richardson,
of Aliddletown, Conn.,
and
5. 6.
7.
had six children. Eliza, married P. Saulsburg, and had two daughters.
William.
Julius.
All of these people are dead.
1. 3. 6.
beth, daughter of Ira Smith,
3.5. 6. 2.
1.
Edson Huntington, bom December 16, 1806; married Maria Elizawho was born May 27, 1808. He died in ChauMrs. Huntington died in Constable, N.Y.
tauqua, N. y., in November, 1863.
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Adeline, born July 12, 1829, Dead. Wîlliam Smith, born July 25, 1831. Ira, born December 2, 1833. Dead. Eliza Irene, born November 25, 1835. Dead. Elma Rachel, born September 4, 1842. She resided in Stowe, Vt., in 1914, and wt are indebted to her for the records of Edson's family.
6.
7.
Cornelius, born March 24, 1846. Mary Elizabeth, born August 4, 1848;
resides in Stowe, Vt.
8.
Ellen Maria, born October
31, 1850.
Dead.
784
1.3. 6.3.5. 6.2. 1.2.

William Smith Huntington,
N.
4,
born July
25,
1831, in
Chautauqua,
Y.;
maiTied Alinira Julia, daughter of Ezra Graves and Perlina (Howe)
Bowers.
She was born
in Bridport, Vt.,
March
31, 1834.
He
died February
1906, in Bancroft, Mich.
CHILDREN.
1.
Frances Almira, born June

Antrim, Mich.
30, 1855; died
February
6,
1879, in
2.
Charles Bower.s, born

Rose Shelp, April
July
6,
1857, in Albany, Vt.; married

live in
23, 1882.
They
18,
Chesaning, Mich.
3.
Charlotte
ried
Inez, born January

in 1878.
1859, in Burke, N. Y.; marlive in Bancroft,
John Corcoran,
born
in
They
Mich.
married
City,
4.
Walter Ezra,
Flora Redson,
May
22, 1861, in Burke,
N.
Y.;
October, 1886.
They
reside in
Boyne
Mich.
5.
Laura Perlina,
win, Mich.
born March
9,
1866, in Antrim, Mich.; married
Charles B. Wilmot, December 21, 1892.
They
reside in Glad-
1.3. 6.3. 5. 6.2. 1. 6.

24, 1846, at Malone, N. Y.; marWinnemucca, Nevada, Sarah, daughter of James and Mary (Campbell) O'Connor. She was born December 27, 1844, in Prince Edwards Island. He was a soldier, and served eighteen years in the regular army after the Civil War. He enlisted for service in the Civil War September 27, 1861, in Co. I, 16th N. Y. Vol., and was honorably discharged, October 22, 1862, for disability by gunshot wound. He re-enlisted, and was mustered out October His character was excellent. He died August 3, 1893, at San 24, 1865.
Cornelius Huntington, born March

5,
ried
May
1873, in
Pedro, Calif.
children.
1.
LoRETTA, born July
29, 1875, in Halleck, Nev.;
married in August,
in
1900, Samuel Johnson McDonald.

2.
She died
May, 1902.
Nev.
Calif.
3.
Cornelius Edison, born July Daniel J. W., born July 22,

christened J.
,
31. 1877, in Halleck,
1879, in Gaston,
He was
W.
after his godfather,
and
his
mother does not
4.
5.
know what the J. W. stands for. Adelina, born October 30, 1881. Paul, born March 10, 1883, in San Diego, Prescott, Arizona, June 19, 1901.
Calif.,
and died
in
6.
Marie
Tone, born January
8,
1885, in San Diego, Calif.
1.
3. 6. 3.5. 6.2. 1. 6. 4.
30, 1881, in Gaston,
Adelina (Huntington) Walters, born October

Calif.;
married Jesse Walters, and died June 22, 1905.
CHILD.
1.
785
William Anthony, born November
12, 1902, in
Phoenix, Arizona.
1.3.6.3.5.
Henry Huntington,
ried,
6. 2. 3.
1,
born March
1823, in Chataugay, N. Y.; marVt.,
March
20, 1854, in
Alburgh, Grand
Isle,
William and Lurancy (Smith) Soule.
She was born
Lucy Ann, daughter of in Alburgh, Grand Isle,

lie
He was a farmer, and died was a Methodist.

Vt. *
1.
in Waterloo,
Iowa, October 28, 1906.
CHILDREN.
*
2.
Charles Henry, born November 2, 1855. William Randolph, born December 24, 1857.
Eliza Irene, born November
ried
16, 1859, in
3.
Waterloo, Iowa; mar-
May
22, 1884, in Waterloo, Charles
Wright
Odell.
They
live in
Waterloo, Iowa.
4.
George Roger,
born June
24, 1862.
1.3. 6. 3. 5. 6. 2.3.
Charles Henry Huntington,
1.
2,
born November
1855, in Dixon,
III.;
married, October 30, 1879, in Parkersburg, Iowa, Rebecca Ann, daughter of

in Portage,
Robert and Mary Jane (Morrison) Norris. She was born November 5, 1857, Wis. He is a banker, and was cashier of the First National Bank,
in
Rock Rapids, Iowa,

15, 1888,
May
They
until September 1, 1887. He came to Onawa, Iowa, and organized the Onawa State Bank, of which he is cashier.
children.
1.
Harry Garfield,
Sam Norris,
died February
1,
born September
1891, in
17, 1880, in
Butler Co., Iowa.
2.
born February
April
25, 1883, in
Rock Rapids, Iowa, and
3.
Carroll Soule, born
Onawa, Iowa. 4, 1889, in Onawa, Iowa.
1.3. 6. 3.5. 6. 2. 3. 2.
William Randolph Huntington,
loo,
born December 24, 1857, in AVater-
Iowa; married, February
25,
1880, in Waterloo, Iowa,
Eva
Othalia,
8,
daughter of William and Lidia

1861, in Black
Ann
(Plank) Byers.
She was born July
Hawk
now
County, Iowa.
He
is
a retired farmer, lived in Waterloo, Iowa, and moved to Jesup,

lives.
Iowa, where he
They
are Presbyterians.
children.
1.
Lida May, born May

ried,
14, 1883, in
Black
Hawk
County, Iowa; mar-
February
live in
25, 1907, in Jesup, Iowa,
William Baker Lochead.
They
*
2.
Jesup, Iowa.
]\Ia.rch 19,
Harrison Morton, born
1886.
786
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 6.
2. 3.2. 2.
19, 1886, in
Hahrison ]\Iorton Huntington, born March

Iowa; married, February 17, 1909,
of
in
Waterloo,
Jesup, Towa, Lucy Jeannette, daughter
John and Agnes Crawford (Waliver) Lochead.
1886, in Jesup, Iowa.
He
is itn
agriculturist.
He moved
She was born August 16, from Waterloo to
Jesup. Iowa,
wliei'e
he now
lives in 1911.
They
are Presbyterians.
CHILD.
1.
Helen Frances,
in
Jesup, Iowa.
1.3. 6.3. 5. 6.2.3. 4.

George Roger Huntington,
Jesse L. and Caroline (Miller) Beal.
is
born June 24, 1862, in Waterloo, Iowa;
married, September 20, 1888, in Black

a farmer, and lives in Waterloo, Towa.
Hawk, Iowa, Sadie

in
M., daughter of
She was born
Black Hawk, Iowa.
He
CHILDREN, born IN WATERLOO, IOWA.

*
1. 2.
3.
Roger Wayne, born May 26, 1889. Milan Leo, born August 26, 1894. Robert Henry, born February 12,
LuciLE Georgia, born August
1897.
4.
18, 1906.
1. 3.
6.3.5.
6.
2.3.4.
May
1.
Waterloo, Iowa;
22, 1890, in
Roger Wayne Huntington,

August and Lucy Hampton, Iowa.
born
26, 1889, in
married, June 15, 1909, in Kalamazoo, Mich., Fern Wilda, daughter of Ernest
May (Watson) Volkman.

artist,
She was born March
He
is
a fashion
and a
real estate
and insurance agent.
He
lived in
Waterloo, Iowa, and moved to Waterville, N. Y., where he
now
lives.
CHILD.
1.
Roderick Roger, born February
8,
1914.
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 6. 3.
LuRA (Huntington) Dean, born January

Dean, and lived
in Bethel, Vt.
11, 1784; 17, 1856.
married Zebulon
She died February
children.
1.
Rodman,
born October
8,
1803.
2.
Wyman,
born
May
29, 1805.
20, 1807.
9,
3.
4.
Whitman, born April Hunan, born October
1808.
5. 6.
7.
787
Harry, born May
28, 1810.
21, 1812.
Rebecca, born June
8.
Abigail, born September 18, 1816. Phila, born July 29, 1821.
1. 3. 6. 3. 5, 6. 5,
Martha (Huntington) Townsend,

Rice Townsend.
born in Woodstock Vt.; married
1.
CHILDREN.
788
is
He
the Civil
1865.
Howard, Wis. He was a private n War, with the 1st Minn. Vol. Heavy Artillery, Co. H. He enlisted February 6, 1865, and reeeived his discharge September 27,
a farmer, and lives in the town of
CHILDREN.
1.
Clark Elswukth,
AVis.
born March 27, 1861; married, September
3,
1884, in Columbus, Wis.,
Mary
Tellor.
They
live in Pulaski,
2.
Charles Hknkv, burn June

October
live in
12,
21, 1862, in
Columbus, Wis.; married
1887, in Flintville, Wis.,
Rose Bell Ames.
They
Green Bay, Wis.

born Sej)tcniber
30,
in
3.
Abba Mklinoa.
lar.
1864, in Pleasant Prairie,
Minn.: married, January 11, 1883,
Dagget, Mich., Frank KelWis.
She died .January
28, 1886, in Flintville,
4.
5.
6.
Ida Chloe, born July 12, 1867, in Pleasant Prairie, Minn.; marThey live ried December 5, 1888, in Chase, Wis., Frank Jones. in Green Bay, Wis. Frank Sheridan, burn September 2, 1869. Myrtie Acenath, born March 16, 1878, in Columbus, Wis., and died April 18, 1900, in Green Bay, Wis.
7.
Hettie
Lois, born July

15, 1900, in
27, 18 79, in
Columbus, Wis.; married
August
Oakland, Wis., Plenry A. Olsen.
They
live
in Allegan,
Mich.
1.3. 6. 3.5. 6. 6.
Prairie,
1.
1.5.
Frank Sheridan Huntington, born September 2, 1869, in Pleasant Martin Co., Minn.; married, May 23, 1900, in ^Madison, Wis.. Martha
l*ease (Smith) Holt.
Ann, daughter of George ^Vashburn and Lucretia was liurn November 20, 1871, in Paoli, AVis.
She
Co., Minn., to Columbus, Wis., December, 1880, to Bethel, Wis., in April, 1898, to Madison, AVis., in September, 1900, and to Green Bay, Wis., where they now reside in April, 1903. They are Seventh Day Adventists.
is
He
a carpenter, and
moved from Martin
in 1871, to Flintville, AVis., in
CHILDREN.
1.
IÔYAL Sheridan, born ^larch
15, 1901, in
Madison, Wh., and died
2.
March 18, 1901. Celia LucRprriA, born October

1. 3.
7,
1904, in Green Bay, Wis.
6.3.5.
6.
6.3.
28, 1818, in
Eliza
Middlebury,
3Irs.
J.
(Huntington, Rose) Sherman, born October

married January
10, 1834,
Vt.;
Delos Kose, of
New
York, who
Rose married, second, July
4,
1840, N. P. Sherman.
CHILDREN.
1.
789
(rose).
William
H., born October 28, 1836.
CHILDREN.
2. 3.
(sHERMAN).
July
15, 1847.
Osceola, born May
25, 1842.
Martha,
born
4. 5.
Teram
M.,
May 27, 1844, and died bom November 15, 1847.

23, 1849.
Emily, born October
1. 3. 6. 3. 5.
married,
6.6.5.
27,
Loyal Huntington, born November

first,
1822, in Lenoxtown, N. Y.;
March
5,
1846, in Weybridge, Vt.,
Mary
]\Iaria,
daughter of
29, 1827,
William and Arabella (Wilcox) Sampson.
and died April 28, 1877, in Weybridge, Vt. He married, second, October, 1877, in Weybridge, Vt., Alice Mecina. daughter of ^^îllsal and Sophrona (Fletcher) Sampson. She was born in Weybi-idge, Vt. He was a farmer. He represented his town in the Legislature at Montpelier, Vt., in 1869 and 1870. He died in Weybridge, Vt., January 28, 1891. They were Methodists.
CHILDKKN.
*
1.
Arabella Julia,
born March
9,
1847.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Deloss, born in 1852, and died in infancy. Carrie Nettie, born in 1862; died April 26, 1863. Mary Alice, born January 30, 1864; married, October 26, 1887, in Weybridge, Vt., Frank Sylvester Fox. He died in 1907, in Mrs. Fox and her two children live in BrookHartford, Conn. lyn, N. Y. Fletcher, born in August, 1879; died September 15, 1880. Fletcher Samson, born December 15. 1882, in Weybridge, Vt., married September 21, 1904, in New Haven, ^'t., Alice Martha, daughter of Fayett and Alice Louisa (Hayes) White. She was born in New Haven, Vt. He is a jeweler, and lived in Weybridge, Vt., until 1 902 moved from there to Albany, N. Y., where he stayed about a year; was in Rutland, Vt., until 1904, then in Hartford, until 1906 went to Providence, R. I., where he now lives, in 1911. He attended the Albany Business College for twenty-one weeks, and is a private in the Hospital Corps of the
; ;
R.
I.
National Guards.
They
are Methodists.
1.3.6. 3. 5. 6. 6.5.1.
in
Arabella Julia (Huntington) Sturtevant, born March 9, 184 7, Vt.; married May 9, 1869, in Weybridge, Watson Clark, son of Charles and Mary Ann (Mitchel) Sturtevant. He was born August 24, 1847.
Weybridge,
ture, in 1906
Mr. Sturtevant is a farmer, and was a member of the Vermont Legislaand 1907, from Weybridge. They are Methodists.
790
HUNTINGTON GRNEALOGY.
CHILDREN, BORN IN WKYBRIDGE, VT.
1.
Ernest Westley, born February

Mrs. Helen Harrison Cort.
Co.,
20, 1870;
married
in April, 1910,
He
is
with the Bridgeport Brass

18, 1875, in
N. Y. City.
born June 16, 1872, and died July
2.
Howard Conant,
Weybridge, Vt. Charles, born May
3.
4.
Mary Arabella,
18, 1880 died May 18, 1880, in Weybridge, Vt. born April 24, 1882 married, September 12,
; ;
5.
Ralph Waldo Thompson, m. d. They li\ e at Cornwall on the Hudson, N. Y. Nettie Sarah, born June 5, 1884; married, June 9, 1906, in Wey1900, in Weybridge, Vt.,
bridge, Vt.,
Island,
Thomas
J. Cornell.
They live
in Central Islip,
Long
N. Y.
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 6. 6. 7.
Delia (Huntington) Eggleston, born January

S. Eggleston.
12, 1833;
married E.
children.
1.
An
Infant, dead.
2.
3.
Edwin H. Flora E.
4.
Guy
E.
1.
Conn.; married.
3.6. 3. 5. 6. 7.
8,1792, in Old Canaan,
Susan (Huntington) Bartlett, born January
May
2,
1814, Ira Bartlett, a Methodist preacher, living in
Canada
East, to which region she
went
in 1830.
children.
1.
Amanda,
born February
2,
1815.
She was living
in
Canada
7,
East,
in 1860.
2.
Wilder, born December

George, born June
Ira, born November
garet Shaw.
12,
2,
1816; married,
November
1847,
Sylvia Parker, and had three children.

3.
1826
married December 26, 1854, Flora
Parker, and had two children.

4.
29, 1827,
and married October
7,
1857,
Mar-
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 6. 8.
born December 6, 1794, in Woodstock, married in December, 1814, in Granyille, Vt., Sophia Parker, who died He died in August, 1849, in Milwaukee, Wis. in 1860.
Vt.;
Henry Hosford Huntington,
CHILDREN.
1.
791
Carr Noble
Bee"
S.,
born September
2 7, 1816;
married
in Covington,
Ky., Mrs. Savali Gibbon.
He was
editor of the " Blue Earth
(a very strong^Deniocratic
i)ai)er,
published in Blue Earth,
Minn.,) from 1860 to date of his death, which occurred in 1893.
2.
Abram Augustus,
3.
4.
*
*
5. 6.
7.
born December 18, 1818. Lorenzo, born December 6, 1820; died April 7, 1821. LoRiNDA, born December 6, 1820; died September 27, 1822. James Henry, born June 23, 1825. Thomas Bacon, born June 28, 1827. Isaac Alanson, born January 28, 1831; died April 8, 1848,
in
Kalamazoo, Mich.
1. 3. 6.
January
3.5.
6.
8.2.
18. 1818;
Abram Augustus Huntington,
born December
married,
Jane Ward. She was born October 27, 1827, in Kentucky, and died December 22, 1909, in Winnebago City, Minn. She was a noble type of true womanhood, who had reached and passed the allotted span of three score and ten years of useful life. He was not a man to make a confidant of many, children in particular. He was a man of a very positive nature, and very strong in his convictions of right, always
23, 1844, in Cypress, Ky., Elizabeth
maintaining his view
in a
gentlemanly way.
He was much
was a
fast friend
respected even by those
with
the engineer corps
who could not think a?; he did. He many good men. During the Texas trouble, he was in with Col. Sam Hoaston, after which he went to Kentucky on
account of his health, having while with Houston contracted the fever, and
He stayed in Cypress, Kentucky, some five years. Hearing of the great things of the North, in the way of health and wealth, he went to Wisconsin in 1846, traveling by a prairie schooner, taking his wife and baby with him. He stuck in Columbus, AVis., where their nearest market
been very near death.
(Milwaukee) was 64 miles away. He bought himself a farm, and
settled
down
to
good hard work, and, be-
tween farming and surveying, managed
to get along until
known.
A\'hile re-
siding there he represented his Legislative district in the Wisconsin
House
of
Representatives, and was also sergeant at arms some time.
He
office.
almost always had some local public position, but never seeking an
He
sold out
and went
to
Winnebago
City, Alinn., in 1863,
where he
died,
February
13, 1875.
children.
*
1.
2.
3.
4.
Henry AVard, born December 20, 1845. Mary Amanda, born December 15, 1847; died March 13, 1853. Sarah Sophia, born February 2, 1852; died March 8, 1853. Fred Williams, born October 22, 1854; died September 6, 1856.
William Augustus,
born October
23, 1857.
5.
792
*
6.
7.
Jennie Annette, born October
23, 1857.
Walter Howard,
born July 31, 1864; died November 28, 1898.

7,
8.
(Ieorge Harris, born April
1867.
1.3.6.3.5. 6. 8.2.
Henry Ward Huntington,
born December
married, July 28, 1869, in Minneapolis, Minn.,
1.
Ky.;
Green B. and Hannah (Scammond) Wilson. in Cherry field. Me. He is in the lumber business. He lived in Columbus, and moved from there to Winnebago City, where he stayed about six months, when he joined the arm}', to serve through the Civil War, in Co. K, 30th Reg. Wis. Vol. Inft. He enlisted December 7, 1862, and was mustered out August 22, 1865. He then went to Minneapolis, Minn., where he died in May, 1915.
Low, daughter of She was born, August 25, 1846,

Clarissa
CHILDREN, BORN IN MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.

1.
Eugenia May, born May
15,
1874; married.
May
25,
1886, in
Minneapolis, Timothy N. Morehouse,
who was
killed in a stage
coach accident in Oregon. Mrs. Morehouse
lives in
Minneapolis,
Minn.
2.
Alfred Leon,
Benjamin.
born April 25, 1879;

born June 30, 1881
lives in
;
Minneapolis, Minn.
in 1905,
3.
Harry Wilson;
Calla Annette,
in Minneapolis,
married
Mrs. Ella
24, 1885,
4.
5.
Helen
born August 12, 1883; died January Minn. Mabel, born January 1, 1886.
1.3.6.3.5. 6.8.2.
Helen Mabel (Huntington) Bosworth,
coln, son of
1. 5.
born January
1,
1886, in
Minneapolis, Minn; married April 11, 1905, in Minneapolis, Frederick Lin-
William Wallace and Charlotte Maria (Craig) Bosworth. was born April 13, 1876, in Minneapolis, and was married once before
He
this
marriage.
He
lived in Minneapolis, until April 13, 1905, in Blaine,

2,
Wash-
ington, until February
1906, in Seattle, until

1,
May
1,
1906, in Vancouver,
British Columbia, until July
1907,
when he went
to Seattle,
Washington,
is
where he now lives. Mr. Bosworth is a lumberman. Shriner, and a Protestant.
He
belongs to the Knights Templars,
CHILD.
1.
Mabel Ward,
born
May
19, 1908.
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 6. 8. 2. 5.
William Augustus Huntington, born October
bus, Wis.; married,
23, 1857, in
December
4,
1877, in
Winnebago
City, Minn.,
ColumLura Fan-
HXWriNGTON GENEALOGY.
nie,
793
daughter of Edward Harrison and Jane Elizabeth (Hatch) Hutchins. She was born August 4, 1861, in Beaver Dam, AVis. He is a member of the firm of Huntington and Boylan, lumber and coal, and the Paynesville Hardware Company. He moved from Winnebago, Minn., to Winnepeg, in March, 1881, to Minneapolis, Minn., in June, 1884, to Carlton, Minn., in November, 1888, and to Paynesville, ]VIinn., in December, 1890, where he now resides. He was president of the board of Education of the Paynesville State High School for fifteen years, was postmaster in Paynesville in 1893, and, in 1907, had been mayor of Paynesville, for eight years.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Hazel, born October
22, 1880.
Edward Hutchins, born March 13, 1886, in Douglas, Kansas. He was a student in the Engineering Department of the University of Minnesota in 1905-1906.
3.
William Henry,
born
May
9,
1891.
1.3. 6.3. 5. 6. 8.2. 5. 1.

Winnebago James Harris, son of James Harris and Canarissa Ann (Richardson) Boylan. He was born December 8, 1873, in Paynesville. He is a lumber dealer, an Episcopalian, and
born October
22, 1880, in
Hazel (Huntington) Boylan,

June
6,
City, Minn.; married,
1899, in Paynesville, Minn.,
at the present time (1908)
vestryman
in the church.
CHILDREN.
1.
Arthur Huntington,
born February
3,
26, 1900.
2.
Genevieve, born October
1905.
1.3. 6. 3. 5. 6. 8. 2. 5. 3.
married, September
8,
born
May
9,
1891, in Paynesville, Minn.;
1912, at Vining, Minn., Boletta
M. Lund.
CHILD.
1.
William Lund,
1.
born September
2,
1913.
3.6. 3.
5. 6. 8. 2. 6.
Jennie Annette (Huntington) Parker, born October 23, 1857, in Columbus, Wis.; married, June 4, 1883, Reuben Samuel, son of Joseph and Mary (Swietzer) Parker. He was born July 22, 1857, in Toronto, Canada.
He removed to Cedar Falls, Iowa, in 1869, and to Stillwater, Minn., where he now lives. He is a merchant. They are Episcopalians.
in 1882,
794
CHILDREN.
1.
'
Walter Huntington,
He
is
born August
1,
1884, in Stillwater, Minn.
a graduate of the School of Mines, University of Minnesota,
1907.
He
is
a mining engineer, and lived in Bear Ci'cek, and
Red Lodge, Montana.

2.
From
there to Vancouver, B.
C, and
is
now, 1915, Consulting Engineer at Regina, Canada. Kathryn Irene, born May 26, 1886, in Stillwater, Minn., where
she
is
Supervisor of Art in the public schools.
3.
Ruth Henrietta,
Reuben Samuel,
in his
in Stillwater,
Minn.
Is
Physical Director at the Arts' Club in Lexington, Ky.

4.
born July
18, 1893, in Paynesville,
Minn.
is
He
is
a graduate of the Sewanee Military Academy, and
now, 1915, junior year at the "University of the South," at Sewanee,
Tenn.
1.3. 6. 3. 5. 6. 8. 2.8.
George Harris Huntington,
Burt
S.,
born April
7,
1867, in
Winnebago
City,
Minn.; married, September 23, 1888, in Clinton, Ky., Lillian Cora, daughter of
and Nancy Elizabeth (Rozzell) Williams.

is
20,
1868, and was married once before this marriage.
He
a lumber salesman.
111.,
He
Mo.
has lived in Clinton, Ky., Paynesville,
Minn., Sparta,
and
St. Louis,
They
are Methodists.
CHILDREN.
1.
Howard Augustus,
born November
11, 1890.
2.
3.
Clara Elizabeth, born March 24, 1892. George Burt, born January 7, 1898.
Lillian Annette, born August
5,
4.
1902.
1.
3.6.3.
5. 6. 8. 5.
23,
James Henry Huntington,

Mary Jane
of 1905.
born June
1849, Cynthia P. Robinson, in Columbus, Wis.
Fiero in 1859, in Columbus, Wis.

in the Soldiers'
and Mexican Wars, and died
He Home
1825 married August 9, She died, and he married was a veteran of the Civil
;
in
Minnesota,
in the Fall
children.
1.
Albina
H., born
December
8,
4,
1851.
Dead. Dead.
2.
Mary
James
S.,
born November
born October
11, 1853.
3.
B.,
1856.
Dead.
4.
5.
6.
Frank. Fay. Elmer.
795
1.3. 6.3.5. 6. 8.6.

N.
Thomas Bacon Huntington, born Y.; married, May 13, 1860, in Everton,
James and Mary (Bouker) Smith.
officer in the
January
28, 1827, in
Ogdensburg,
Lancaster, England, Sarah, daugh-
ter of
She was born
in
Newtown Market,
111.
Drayton, Shropshire, England, and died March 27, 1909, in Elgin,
He was an
Masters Association.
gold fever, in '49
He
Merchant Marine, and belonged to the Shipping began seamanship at the age of eighteen, sailed in
the " Golden Age," as mate, from

;
New York
to California, at the
time of the
;
was with General Still carrying prisoners to Honolulu was captain of the Bark Columbia, and later owned a sailing vessel which was wrecked in 1859, off the coast of California, and finally stranded off Mexico* and everything was lost. He came back to New York, sent by the American Consul, and started over became mate of the " Emerald Isle " of the Black Star Line, with Captain Cornish, and sailed from New York to Liverpool. When he married he was mate of the "Universe" in 1860, and brought his wife to this country on their wedding trip. Before the Civil War broke out he sailed on vessels, " Kitty Simpson " to Havre, France, Barbadoes, and West Indies; the "Brilliant" to Antwerp, and "William Chamberlain" to New Orleans, which was laid up when the War came. He tried farming in Wisconsin for six months was in White Star Line later, and took Propeller Hunter from Chicago to Buffalo and Boston via Great Lakes. He then left the ocean and
;
cello,
went into the railroad business. He served in the Civil War, on the Montiand Eolas, until the War closed also went up the James river after
;
Booth.
He
died in the Soldiers'
Home
at
Quincy,
111.,
in April, 1889.
CHILD.
*
1.
Laura May,
born February
10, 1863.
1.3. 6.3. 5. 6. 8.6. 1.

Laura May (Huntington) Foote,
Wis.; married,
born February 10, 1863, in York,
W. and Emma
14, 1858.
June 30, 1885, (Swan) Foote.
in Elgin,
111.,
He was
born in
Edward Kiersted, son of George Mongaup Valley, N. Y., June
1882,
Mr. Foote is a watchmaker. He lived in Mongaup Valley, N. Y., until and then moved to Elgin, 111., where he still resides. They are Congre-
gationalists.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Clifford LeRoy, born June 25, 1886, in Elgin, 111. Earle Kenneth, born December 14, 1888, in Elgin,
111.
1.3. 6. 3. 5. 6. 10.
Jonathan M. Huntington,
born
in
Bethel Vt., in 1799;
married
in
Deborah Cleveland, who was born in Poultney, Vt., in 1907. He died Middlebury, Vt., December 31, 1840, where his widow was living in 1860.
796
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Warren Weaver,
3.
James Charles Cleveland,
born October 10, 1820. Parker, born March 21, 1822.

born March
1,
1824.
4.
Laura
A., born in 1826; married Horatio
N. Upson, and Hved
in
Middlebury, Vt.
5.
George Enoch,
born
in 1828;
married Malvina Post of Canada

of
6.
Lyman
7.
Dead. W., born in 1831; married Mary Hathron Vt., and lived in Middlebury, Vt. He is dead. Albert Cleveland, born January 3, 1834.
East, and lived in Middlebury, Vt.
Weybridge,
8.
9.
Mary. Maria.
1.3. 6.3.5. 6. 10. 1. Warren Weaver Huntington, born in Burlington,

1820; married, in Buffalo, N.
Y".,
Vt.,
October
10,
in
1842, Eliza A., daughter of

in
Sarah (Hosford) Jeudivine.

lived in Galena,
111.
She was born

CHILD.
Geneva, N. Y.,
in
Henry and 1823. They
1.
Henry
J.,
born in Buffalo, N. Y., in 1844, and died in Galena,

4,
111.,
September
1854.
1.3. 6. 3. 5. 6. 10.2.
James Parker Huntington, born March
Vt.; married, in
21, 1822, in
Middlebury, Charlotte Eugenia Heath.
April, 1826, in Middlebury, Vt., and died
June
1,
1903, in
Middlebury, She was born in Baraboo, Wis.
He was
a dyer in a woolen mill
up
to 1878,
when he became a merchant.

18, 1894.
He
lived in
Wildwood, Florida,
in 1878.
in
in
1886, in Blairstown, Iowa, in 1877, and in Elgin,

111.,
Hanover,
lived.
111.,
He
died
June
He was
very prominent in church
affairs in
the locality
in
which they
They were Methodists.

CHILD.
1.
Howard Henry,
born
May
22, 1845.
1.3. 6. 3. 5. 6. 10.2.
Howard
Vt.;
1.
Middlebury,
of
4,
Henry Huntington, born May

9,
22, 1845, in
married April
1866, in Hanover,
8,
111.,
uel Jobe.
in
She was born April Warden, Washington.
1846, in
Maria Amelia, daughter Hanover, 111., and died July

Wildwood,
Sam1905,
He was
a cabinet maker.
He
lived in
111.,
Fla., in 1886, in Blairs-
town, Iowa, in 1877, in Hanover,
in
1878, in Racine, Wis., in 1895, in
Baraboo, Wis.,
in 1896, in Clinton, IVIich., in 1900, in Seattle,
Wash.,
in 1905,
in in
797
where he died
Warden, Wash.,
February, 1913.
in
1905, and returned to Seattle, in 1906,
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Mabel Leonora, born in August 1870, and died Jennie Parker, born March 7, 1874.
1.
in 1872.
3.6.3.5.6. 10.2. 1.2.
Jennie Parker (Huntington, McCracken) Lydiard, born March 111.; married, first, June 28, 1893, in Hanover, Benjamin Hugh, son of Myran, and Georgiana (Coghill) McCracken. He was born April 6, 1871, in Carrollton, Ky., and died, January 20, 1907, at Moses Lake, Wash.
7,
1874, in Hanover,
Mr. ]\IcCracken was a spinner in a woolen

until 1890,
mill,
and lived
in
Madison, Ind.,
moved
to
Hanover,
111.,
in 1895, to
Racine, Wis., in 1896, to Bara-
boo, Wis., in 1901, to Clinton, Mich., in 1904,
He
took
and to Seattle, Wash., in 1906. up homestead land near Moses Lake, Washington. He was a
11, 1909, in
Methodist.
Mrs. McCracken married as her second husband, December

Seattle,
Wash., Thomas Edward, son of Edward Langley and Wilhelmina (McKay) Lydiard. He was born July 21, 1866, in Boston, Mass. Mr. Lydiard is a bookkeeper in the Auditors office of the Great Northern Railroad, (1910)
and has been in the mining business. He lived in Boston, Mass., went to Alaska in 1897, and to Seattle, where they now live, in 1904. He was married once before this marriage.
CHILDREN. (MCCRACKEN).
1.
2.
3.
Marie Nannette, born May 18, 1894, in Hanover, Til. Lawrence Eugene, born June 21, 1896, in Racine, Wis. Eleanor May Charlotte, born September 29, 1898, in
boo, Wis.
Bara-
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 6.
10.3.
1,
Charles Cleveland Huntington, born March

l)ury, Vt.;
1824, in Middle-
married,
daughter of
15, 1824, in
September 8, 1847, in Middlebury, Vt., Sarah Ann, David Miles and Margaret (Stuart) Ransom. She was born May Jericho, Vt., and died :May 17, 1857, in Middlebury, Vt. He
first,
married, second,
March
5,
1858, in
Underbill, Vt. Julia Ripley,
who
died in
Middlebury, Vt.
He was
in the Civil
a machinist, and lived in Middlebury, Vt.,
all his life
with the ex-
ception of five years, 1868 to 1872,
when he
lived in
Milwaukee.
He
served
War,
as Color Bearer, for Co.
served for three years, and re-enlisted.

dlebury, Vt.
A, 6th Vermont; enlisted in 1861, He died in December, 1892, in Mid-
They were Methodists.
798
CHILDREN, BORN IN MIDDLEBURY, VT.
*
1.
2.
Warren Lyttle, born June 10, 1848. Herman Langworthy, born in 1850,
dlebury, Vt.
and died
in 1855, in
Mid-
3.
William Charles,
Vt.
born in 1856; died in 1857, in Middlebury,

in 1866.
4.
William Henry, born
1.3. 6. 3.
Vt.; married,
5. 6.
10.3.
1.
of
born June 10, 1848, in Middlebury, December 25, 1868, in Watertown, Wis., Anna Maude, daughter Stephen Hedges and Lucinda (Drake) Mileham. She was born in 1848,
Penn.
a mechanical engineer.
Warren Lyttle Huntington,
in Milford,
He
is
He moved
111.,
to
Wisconsin in 1867,
111.,
to
Man-
hattan, Kan., in 1878, to Aurora,
in 1888, to Chicago,
in
1892, to
Peshtigo, Wis., where he
now
lives, in 1895.
They
are Congregationalist.
children.
*
1.
2.
Stephen Charles, born March 7, 1873. Warren Emmett, born April 26, 1886, in Aurora,
1. 3. 6. 3.
111.
5.6. 10. 3.
1. 1.
7,
Stephen Charles Huntington, born March
1873, in
New
Rich-
mond, Wis.; married, September 7, 1900, in Menominee, Mich., Grace Lenore, daughter of Frank and Olive (O'Bryan) Helmer. She was born in Oconto, Wis. He is a railway freight conductor. He moved from New Richmond,
Wis., to Manhattan, Kan., in 1878, to Aurora,
111.,
in 1888, to Chicago,
111.,
in
1890, to Clinton, Mich., in 1894, and to Peshtigo, Wis., in

Congregationalists.
1898.
They
are
They
lived in Peshtigo, Wis., in 1915.
children, born in peshtigo, wis.

1.
Warren
Lyttle, born June
24, 1901.
10, 1902.
2.
Olive Neil, born September
1. 3. 6. 3.
5.6. 10. 7.
born January
3,
Albert Cleveland Huntington,

of
1834, in Middle-
bury, Vt.; married, April 26, 1858, in Middlebury, Sarah Elizabeth, daughter
Ansel D. and Sarah (Goff) Stearns.
She was born March

jNIich.
6,
183 7,
in
Mid-
dlebury, Vt., and died September 27, 189 7, in Clinton,
He was
November
a woolen
mill
superintendent.
111.,
He
lived
in
Middlebury, Vt.,
Gilbertville, Mass.,
Hanover,
and
finally in Clinton, Mich.,
where he
died,
11, 1905.
CHILDREN.
1.
799
Laura Amelia, bom

Middlebury, Vt.
Aj)ril
16,
1859; died October
4,
1868, in
2.
3.
Carrie Frances, bom July 5, 1868. Sara Luella, born November 21, 1877.
1. 3. 6. 3. 5. 6.
10. 7.2.
Carrie Frances (Huntington) Parker, born July 5, 1868, in Middlcl)ury, Vt.; married, JNIay 6, 1891, in Clinton, Midi., Edward Lewis, son of Solomon and Miriam (Lindley) I'arker. lie was born March 14, 186 7, in
Providence, R.
I.
Mr. Parker
lie
is
moved
to Clinton in 1871, to
Superintendent of the Clinton Woolen Manufacturing Co. South Bend, Ind., in April, 1903, and back to
resides, in April, 1905.
Clinton,
where he now
He
has been four times elected
President of the village of Clinton.

local politics.
He
is
a Republican,
and prominent
in
They
are Methodists.
children, born in CLINTON, MICH.

1.
2.
3.
Carl Huntington, born August 31, 1892. Laura Miriam, born November 16, 1894.
Sara Elizabeth, born
February
29, 1904, in
July 23, 1897, in Clinton, Mich., and died
South Bend, Ind.

12,
4.
Albert Edward, born March

1908, in Clinton, Mich.
1902, and
died
October 29,
5.
Carolyn Edwina,
born ]March
18, 1915.
1.3.6.3.5.6. 10.7.
Sara Luella (Huntington) Parker,
Hanover,
IlL;
3.
Frank Lindley,
17, 1873,
married,
November
14, 1899, in Clinton, Mich.,
son of Solomon and Miriam (Lindley) Parker.

in Clinton,
He was
born August
in the
Mich.
is
Mr. Parker
assistant superintendent
is
and designer
woolen
mills.
He
has lived in South Bend, Ind., and
now
living in Clinton, Mich.
They
are Methodists.
children, born in CLINTON, MICH.

1. 2.
Frank Lindley, born April 23, 1902. Charles Edward, born June 24, 1906.
1.3.6.3.5.
Whitman Huntington,
ried, in Mansfield,
7.
Windham, Conn.; marin Mansfield,
born July
12, 1763, in
February
16, 1787,
Susan Clark, who was born
Conn., August 24, 1768, and died in
New
Haven,
Vt.,
3,
March
1847.
4,
1837.
He
re-
sided in the latter place, where he died,
November
800
CHILDREN.
The
two
in
1.
first
seven of
tliis
family were born in Mansfield, Conn., and the last
New Haven,
Vt.
SoPHRONiA, born March 24, 1788; married, in New Haven, Vt., December 25, 1808, Esek Sprague, and died in the same place,
July
1,
1811.
24,
2.
Clarissa, born August

]\
1790;
married, in
New
Haven,
Vt.,
larch 4, 1810, Silvester Langdon.
They
lived in Constable,
N. Y.
*
3.
4.
Damaris, born August 10, 1792. Erastus, born November 25, 1794, and November 10, 1795.
Susan, born August
27, 1818,
died in Mansfield, Conn.,
5.
New Haven,
15, 1832.
Vt.,
May
Joseph Wheeler, and died February

3,
6.
7.
.Joseph Clark, born October

of
1798.
8,
Erastus Whitman, born August
1802, and died in the city
New
4,
York, June 25, 1832, unmarried.

4,
8.
Harriet, born May

ber
1829,
1804
married, at
New
Haven,
Vt.,
NovemJanu-
9.
John B. Huntley, and lived Lucius, born August 29, 1806, and died in
ary 19, 1814.
in Bridport, Vt.
New
Haven,
Vt.,
1.3.6. 3.5.7.
Conn.; married, December
1,
3.
Uamaris (Huntington) HENDRix,born August

1812, in
New
Haven,
Vt.,
Henry Hendrix, who
resided in Highland, Wis., where he died July 11, 1832.
He was
the son of
David Hendrix,
of
Canaan, Conn.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Lucius II., born October 17, 1814, in New Haven, Vt., married Nancy Spafford, in Cleveland, O. Julian F., born July 14, 1816, and died October 7, 1818, in New
Haven, Vt.
3.
4.
Erastus W., born August 22, 1818, and died September 9, 1819. Caroline H., born February 12, 1820; married Alexander Coburn,
in Cleveland,
O.
5.
6.
7.
W., born February 19, 1822, at Moscow, N. Y.; married Keziah Smith, of Burlington, Vt. Anna S., born September 28, 1824, at Moscow, N. Y.; married Henry B. Morse, of Fort Covington, Wis. GuSTAVUS S., born July 19, 1826, in New Haven, Vt.; married
jNIeribah A. Orton, of Cleveland, O.
E., born March 8, 1828, in New Haven, Susannah Rowland, at Mineral Point, Wis. Clara IL, born June 12, 1830, in New Haven, Edward Dodson, of Highl9,nd, Wis.
Henry
8.
George
Vt.;
married
married
9.
Vt.;
801
1.3.6.3.5.7.6.
Joseph Clark Huntington, born October
married, in
3,
1798, in Mansfield, Conn.,
Haven, Vt., September 28, 1825, Julia A., daughter of Levi Warner, who was born December 24, 1804, and died in Chicago, 111., December
6,
New
1852.
He
lived with his family in Chicago.
CHILDREN.
This family, excepting the second and
1.
last,
were born
in
New
Haven, Vt.
2. 3.
4. 5.
6.
SoPHRONiA, born June 19, 1826. Dewitt Clinton, born in Middlebury Vt., January Erastus Darwin, born March 23 ? Joseph Clark, born February 27, 1832. Lavinia Chapman, born April 16, 1834. Charles Warner, born in Middlebury, Vt, April
died in Chicago,
10, 1828.
27, 1842,
and
All of this
September 12, 1856. family, except Charles, were living in Chicago

111.,
in 1860.
1.3.6.3.6.
James Huntington,
ried
born April 25, 1728, in Lebanon, Conn.
Hannah, daughter of Jonathan Marsh. He town shepherd. He was so conscientious that he sheep on the Sabbath, and a boy was employed by He died December 10, 1812, at the residence of his
His wife died
in 1795, in
He marwas several summers the

refused taking care of the
the town for this service.
son Joseph, in Orange, Vt.
Norwich, Vt.
children.
*
*
1. 2.
3.
Asa, born March 29, 1758. Zebulon, born November 25, 1766. Jonathan, lived several years in Canada, married, and had a son who died of cholera, in Bloomington College, in 1832. Becoming
left her and went to the West, where he married again and had twin sons. William, born May 26, 1 775. Joseph, born in 1778. Submit, born, as her son Seth supposes, in Hartford, Vt., in 1769 married Thomas, (1. 2. 5. 1. 5. 4.) See page 318. Alice, married Samuel Wadhams, of Boston, Vt., and had one daughter who lived, named Jerusha Leland. She died in 1858.
convinced of the infidelity of his wife, he
* *
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Lydia, was
killed
by the accidental discharge
of a gun, at the age
of fourteen.
1.3.6.3. 6.
Asa Huntington,
bard,
1.
that he
born March 29, 1758; married, in 1785, Martha Hib16^ J 764.
who was born June
Under the impression
was called
51
802
to
to that city,
prophesy against Quebec, Canada, he went

died.
took the small pox
and
His widow was,
in
1861, living in Enfield, N. H., a happy and
hopeful old lady.
CHILDREN.
* *
1.
Hannah,
born April
4,
1,
1786.
2.
3.
Sarah, born April
1788.
15, 1790.
Martha,
born January
*
*
4. 5.
6.
7.
RoswELL, born January
29, 1792.
Arunah, born February 23, 1794. ACHSAH, born November 5, 1796, and
LoREN, born January
21, 1799.
lived in Enfield,
N.
II.
1. 3. 6. 3.6. 1. 1. Hannah (Huntington) Parkhurst, born April

cember
3,
1.
1786; married De-
1807, Elisha Parkhurst.
children.
1.
IIiRAM, born September
17, 1808,
and lived in Minnesota.

in 1814.
2. 3.
Laura, born November
23, 1810,
11, 1812.
and died
Hannah,
born October
4.
5.
6.
7.
Harriet, born October 11, 1812. PhIneas, born May 1, 1815, and died in 1848, in Enfield, N. H. Sarah, born January 18, 1817, and died July 11, 1844. Lydia, born August 11, 1820, and died in September, 1823,
Sharon, Vt.
in
8.
9.
Harvey, born February 20, 1823. Arunah, born September 13, 1826.
1.3. 6.3. 6. 1. 2.
Sarah (Huntington, Clement) Davis,
in
born April
4,
1788; married,
Tunbridge, Vt., in 1809, William Clement.

in
He
died about the year 1820,
and
1825 she married Jacob Davis, of Randolph, Vt.
children,
1.
(clement.)
803
1. 3. 6. 3. 6. 1. 3.
Maktha (Huntington) Downer, born January December, 1808, Saul Downer, of Sharon, Vt.
children.
1. 2.
15,
1790; married in
Worcester.
Jason, a lawyer
in Wisconsin.
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Chester. Susan, a teacher. Franklin. Albert.

Alice, died about 1909.
1.3.6.3. 6. 1.4.
Parker.
RoswELL Huntington, born January He lived for years in Sharon, Vt.,
29, 1792; married, in 1823,
Almira
but afterwards went West, where
he died.
children.
This family, seven in number, were born in Sharon, and
in childhood.
1.
all
but two died
The names
of the survivors are
2.
Emeline. Elbert.
1. 3. 6. 3. 6. 1.
5.
Roxbury, Washing-
Arunah
Huntington, born February

Canada.
23, 1794, in
ton Co., Vt.; married, in
Upper Canada, Mary Hersey.
They
lived in Brant-
ford, Province of Ontario,
He
The
third
clause of his will reads as follows
" It
after
is
my
will that
my
said executors shall, as soon after
my
decease as
may be found convenient, sell and

paying
convert
all
my
said real estate into cash,
and
my funeral and
testamentary expenses, and proving and register-
my will, pay and deliver the rest and residue thereof to the Government and Legislature of the State of Vermont, U. S. A., to be disposed of by the said Government and Legislature as they shall deem best, having regard
ing this
to the
recommendations hereinafter contained." Hon. Samuel E. Pingree who was Governor of Vermont, 1878-82-84, and has been the Town Clerk of Hartford, Vt., for many years, wrote on May 25, and June 1, 1915, that this legacy amounted to ($205,111.22) two hundred and five thousand, one hundred and eleven dollars and twenty-two cents, after all claims, liens and court expenses had been paid, and that every town of the State of Vermont had its proportionate benefit of the legacy for school purposes.
804
children.
1.
2. 3.
Henry. Charles. Margaret.
4.
Martha.
1. 3. 6. 3. 6. 2.
Zkbulon Huntington,
1804, Keziah Nichols,
born November
25,
1766;
luarried,
June
24,
who was
born, April 11, 1776, and was living in Enfield,
N. H.,
in 1862.
He
died in December, 1851.
children.
*
*
1.
Samuel, born April

Lydia, born July
10, 1805.
2. 3.
24, 1807.
6,
Thomas, born October

Eunice, born April
4,
1808,
and died October
12, 1836.
4.
1810, and lived in 1862, unmarried, in the
Society of Friends, in Enfield, N. H.
5.
6.
7.
Mary, born June 29, 1813. Anna, born November 20, 1815. Rhoda, born November 26, 1817, and
Enfield, N. H., August 16, 1845.
died
among
the Friends in
8.
RuFUS, born August

1. 3.
19, 1822.
6.3. 6. 2.
1.
Samuel Huntington,
and Orpha (Judd) Brown.
ilied in
born April 10, 1835, in Hemmingsford, Canada;
married, January 14, 1835, in Plattsburgh, N. Y., Polly, daughter of William
She was born

to
in 1810, in Plattsburgh,
N.
Y.,
and
1874, in Iowa.
He was
In 1869 he
18, 1871.
a farmer.
to
He removed
Co., Iowa,
Dane
Co., Wis., in
moved
Green
where he was
killed in a tornado,
November, 1853. June
He
bore arms for a short time under the (ûeen in Canada.

oflfices,
He
freijuently
held minor township
and probably some minor offices in the local Episcopal Church in Canada. There was little of renown in the life of Samuel Huntington. An unassuming and noble man, quiet in all his life among his neighbors; a good father, who by kindness and love controlled his family, and,
with the noble mother of his children, brought them
uj)
in the
nurture and
admonition of the Lord.
CHILDREN, HORN IN HEMMINGSFORD, CANADA.

*
1. 2.
Orpha, born
in
1836.
in 1838.
2,
*
*
3.
Victoria, born Kezia, born December
Mary
1840.
4.
James W.,
born
May
11, 1843,
* *
5.
6.
805
Elizabeth Aitn, born March 30, Maria, born February 12, 1848.
it is
1845.
This record was received from James W.,
(1. 3. 6. 3. 6. 2. 1. 4.) is as
he
remembers, and he says
only partially reliable.
1.3. 6.3. 6. 2.
Orpha (Huntington) Slark,
married,
1. 1.
born in 1836, in Hemmingsford, Canada;

Co., Wis.,
November
14, 1854, in
Dane
Abraham
Slark.
She died
in
South Dakota
in 1901.
CHILDREN.
1.
Anna Orpha,
married a Mr. Scripture, and lives
in
Randolph, Neb.
2.
3. 4. 5.
6.
Emily Jane. James Clement, deceased; left one son, Harvey. Elmer Ellsworth, lives in Lodi, Wis. Gordon Walter, deceased. Harriet May, married a Mr. Batman; lives in Whittier,
one son, Robert.
Cal.;
has
7.
Mary
8.
Elizabeth. Nellie, lives in Presho, South Dakota.

1. 3.
6.3.6.2.
1. 1. 2.
a Mr. Simmons, and lives in
Emily Jane (Slark) Simmons, married

Verdon, South Dakota.
children.
1.
William Irwin,
Gordon.
deceased.
2.
3.
Harvey
Boyd.
E.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Frank Lester.
Charles Henry. Ray Abraham.
Gladys.
8.
9.
Elmer Samuel Huntington.

Mabel. Harriet.
10. 11.
1.3. 6.3.
Mary Elizabeth
1907,
6. 2. 1. 1. 7.
She died
in
(Slark) Tinker, married Mr. Tinker.

Wis.
and was buried
in Altoona,
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Dudley, born in 1892. MuRL, born in 1894.

Virginia, born
in 1904.
3.
806
1.3. 6. 3. 6.2.
Mary
married,
ried,
first,
1. 2.
Victoria (Huntington, Perry) McKague, born in 1838; Solon Perry, in September, 1858, in Dane Co., Wis. She marThey live in Walnut Grove, Minn. second, a Mr. McKague.
CHILDREN,
1.
(perry.)
Charles
S., lives in
Kaspar, So. Dak.
2.
Edgar
J., lives in Pierre, So.
Dak.
3.
4.
5.
High Forest, Minn. Idalette, buried in High Forest, Minn.

in
Fanny, buried
William,
lives in
Kaspar, So. Dak.
children,
6.
7.
(mckague.)
Joseph Winnifred,
lives in
Walnut Grove, Minn.
8. 9.
10,
Wrena, died, aged seven years. Myrtle Bell, died, aged five months. Roy Huntington, lives in Walnut Grove, Minn. Floyd Wellington, lives in Spokane, Wash., and has two children.
1. 3.
6.3. 6. 2.
1. 3.
Kezia (Huntington) Bower, born December 2, 1840, in Hemmingsford, Canada; married, November 14, 1860, in Dane Co., Wis., John Calvin,
He was born August Mr. Bower is a stonemason, president of the Rapid City Free LibThey are Congregationalists, and live in Rapid rary, and a newspaper writer.
son of Ranssellaer and Christianna (Camack) Bower.
31, 1839.
City, S. D.
children.
1.
Alice Rhoda, born November

in 1882,
6,
1861, in
Dane
Co., Wis.; married,
Joseph B. Gossage.
is
They
live in
Rapid
City, S. D.,
where she
2.
editor of the " Daily Journal."
James Ranssellaer,
1865, in
born March 11, 1863; died September 16,

30, 1865; died
Dane
Co.,
Wis.
3.
John Sidney, born December

in
September
16, 1889,
HiU
City, S. D.
4.
Warren Mayo,
5.
born July 5, 1867, in Dane Co., Wis., married in Hot Springs. Louisa Victoria, married, December 25, 1892, in Rapid City, She died April 9, S. D., Edward Barthold, who has since died.
1894, in Bridge Port, S. D.
6.
Nettie, married
let Bale.
at Keystone,
live at
They
November 12, George Hot Springs, S. D.
Bart-
> Twins.
7.
Rose.
8.
807
They
live in
QuiNNiE, married Hermosa, S. D.
in Keystone, ^Milton J. Everly.
9.
Laura Gertrude,
Rapid
City, S. D.
born November 27, 1880, in Vermilion,

S. I).,
S. D.;
married in Rapid City,
Claud
Van Nuyce.
They
live in
1. 3. 6. 3. 6. 2, 1. 4.
James W. Huntington,
born
May
11, 1843, in
Hemmingsford, Canada;
married, September 21, 1879, in Springfield, Wis., Ella K., daughter of Eli
and Alphia (Zane) Harding. She was ])orn December 29, 1856, in Springfield, Wis. He has now retired from all activities, and has been school teacher, County Supt. of Schools, county clerk, and bank cashier. He served in the Civil War, in Company D, 23d Wis. Inf., Col. Txuppys. He enlisted August 15, 1862, and was discharged July 26, 1865. He moved to High Forest, Minn., in April, 186 7, to Jefferson, Iowa, where
he now resides,
in
May, 1869.
He
held county offices for six years.
They
are Methodists, and Mr. Huntington has been treasurer of the Church for
twenty years, and Sunday School Supt.,
off
and on, for forty years.
CHILDREN.
1.
Dow
Gerald, born July
10,
1880, and
Jefferson, Iowa.
2.
M. Bert, born November

son, Iowa.
14,
1882
died
March
1,
1907, in Jeff'er-
1.3. 6. 3. 6. 2. 1.5.
Elizabeth Ann (Huntington) Rue, born March 30, 1845; married, November 14, 1865, in High Forest, Minn., Lewis S. Rue. They live in
Caldwell, Idaho.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
LiLLiE Maria. Jasper Samuel, married;

child,
lives in
Graham, Mont., and has one
Lewis
S.
3.
4.
Fred William, married Erva Bower, and lives in Graham, JSlont. George Reginald Huntington, has two children, Helen and
Leroyd.
5.
6.
7.
Birdie, married a Mr. Straton, and lives in Mackey, Idaho their son died in 1906; a daughter, Mabel, was born in 1905. Alfred Welch, married Helen Estes; lives in Graham, Mont.
;
Walter,
lives in Spearfish, So.
Dak.
1.3. 6. 3. 6. 2.
Idaho.
1. 5. 1.
;
LiLLiE Maria (Rue) Green, married Mr. Green
lives in Caldwell,
808
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
Pearl, born in 1889. Ckcil May, born in 1891.
4.
5.
6.
George Huntington, born in 1893. Jasper Samuel, born in 1895. Ruth Elizabeth, born in 1900. Carol Norton, born in 1905.
1. 3.
6.3.6.2. 1.6.
born February 22, 1848, in HemmingsCanada; married, February 28, 1869, in High Forest, Minn., AVilliam H., son of William W. and Leonora (Hubbard) Rose. He was born November 23, 1844, in Cattaraugus Cownty, N. Y. Mr. Rose was in the fire insurance busiHe has lived in Canada for five ness from 1866 to 1906, and is now farming. years, in Wisconsin fourteen years, in Minnesota three years, in Wisconsin one year, in Iowa for six years, in South Dakota twelve years, and in Colorado, where he still lives, for twenty-three years. He served in the Civil War, as Musician in Co. B, 23d Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry. He enlisted August 13, 1862, and was discharged July 4,
ford,
Maria (Huntington) Rose,
1865.
children.
1.
Lizzie Jessamine, born December
10, 1869, in Stewartville,
Minn.
She
2.
lives in
Denver, Colorado.
26, 1871; died

12, 1874, in Jefferson,
January
Iowa.
3.
Olive Maud, born May 10, 1873, in Jefferson, Iowa; married, November 25, 1891, Henry S. Killen. They live in Port Townsend,
Washington.
4.
William Henry,
October
born
May
5,
1876, in Jefferson, Iowa; married,
14, 1902, Alice Dunlaj).
They
live in
Denver, Col.
live in
5.
George Lawrence, born October

gee, Okla.
30, 1877, in Springfield, S. D.;
married, June 16, 1910, Grace Bronaugh.
They
Musko-
6.
Frank Lloyd,
York
City,
born
May
23, 1879, in Tripp, S. D.; lives in
New
N. Y.
born October
15, 1880, in
7.
Robert Raymond,
Denver, Col.
Tripp, S. D.; lives in
8.
Rolland Keith,
November
Col.
born November
8,
1885, in Pierre, S. D.; married,
15, 1905,
Rosabel Watson.
(1. 3. 6. 3. 6. 2. 1.)
They
live in
Brighton,
The descendants
of
Samuel
in 1906
formed among
themselves in Rapid City, South Dakota, a "Huntington Temperance Missionary Circle"; object, family interest and a
common
purpose.
1. 3. 6. 3. 6. 2. 2.
809
Lydia (Huntington) Welch, born July 24, 1807; married, June They were living in Dane, Wis., in 1862. 1831, Walter Welch.
children.
1.
2.
20,
Daniel, when last heard from was Moses, went to California.
in California.
3.
4.
5.
Alma, married B. F. Chapman in 1859. Rhoda, married Hiram Clark, January 1, 1861. Maria, married Julius January 4, 1860.
,
These three daughters were teachers before marriage.

6.
7.
Alfred.
Persis.
^
1. 3. 6. 3. 6> 2* 5,
Mary (Huntington) Duncan,

16, 1830,
born June
29, 1813; married,
January
William P. Duncan, of Canada.
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Charles. James. lucretia. Elizabeth. Emily, was a teacher. Almira, was a teacher.
1. 3. 6. 3. 6. 4.

married,
in
Lebanon, Conn.,
May
26, 1775,
and
March 22, and died November

town.
1795, Elizabeth Derby,

3,
who was born October
22, 1778,
1826.
He
lived in Washington, Vt.
He
twice repre-
sented the town in the state legislature, and was
much
in public life in the
He
was, in 1859, in the enjoyment of his mental faculties, and living in
joyful hope of heaven.
children, born in WASHINGTON, VT.

*
1.
2.
William M., born June 2, 1796. Ben.jamin, born November 12, 1797, and died
ton,
single, in
Washingsame same
3.
December 30, 1821. Sally, born August 10, 1799, and died September
year, in Washington.
10, of the
4.
Cyrus, born August
19, 1800,
and died October and died

in
3,
of the
year, in Washington.
5.
Cynthia, born November

cember
20, 1821.
10, 1801,
Washington, De-
810
6.
ary 11, 1822.
*
7.
25, 1803,
and died
in
Washington, Febru-
8.
DiANTHA, born June 7, 1805. Nathanie*., born May 9, 1807, and died
ber 25, 1825.
in
Washington, Novem-
9.
Lucy, born September
26, 1810.
10.
Dana
S.,
born
May
2,
1812.
* 11.
* 12. * 13.
John P., born February 13, 1814. Warren, born September 1, 1818. Harry, born April 2, 1820.
1. 3. 6. 3.
6.4.
2,
1.
William M. Huntington,
ried,
born June
1796, in Washington, Vt.; mar-
April 17, 1821,
Nancy
Calef.
He
lived in
Washington, Vt.,
in 1860.
children.
1.
Cynthia, born
in Boston, Mass.,
August
7,
1822.
2.
Benjamin
L.,
born December
16, 1826.
3.
Almedia, born November

ary 19, 1830.
30, 1829,
and died
in
Washington, Janu-
4.
5.
William L., born November 30, 1831. Orrin p., born in Washington, March
ironsmith.
1,
1833.
He
.
is,
or was, an
6.
7.
Delia
G., born in
in
Lester, born
Washington, October Washington, December
16, 1835.
24, 1838.
1.3.6. 3. 6. 4. 1.2.
Benjamin
1826.
L.
Huntington, born
in
Montpelier, Vt,
December
16,
He was
a grocer in his native town.
children.
1.
Wilder
P.,
born
May
7,
1852, in Montpelier.
2. 3.
Florence E., born March 27, 1855. Charles F., born June 8, 1857.
1.
3.6.3. 6.4. 1.4.

in
William 1831. He was
L.
Huntington, born
Washington,
Vt.,
November
30,
a mechanic.
child.
1.
Eva Bell,
811
1.3. 6. 3. 6.4.7.
DiANTHA (Huntington) Barron,
Vt.;
born June
7,
married September
25, 1825, Justin
Barron, of Washington, where they
resided.
CHILDREN.
1.
AzRO
N.,
born December
5,
1826; died
March
in
6,
1846, in
Wash-
ington, Vt.
2.
Alonzo W., born January
22, 1828,
and lived
25,
La
Crosse, Wis.
3.
4.
Edwin P., born June 11, William Huntington,

Crosse, Wis.
1834, and lived in Washington, Vt.
born April
21, 1840,
1838, and lived in
La
5.
Cynthia
E.,
born January
and
lived in
Washington, Vt.
1.3.6.3. 6.4. 9.
Lucy (Huntington) Barron, born September
Vt.;
26, 1810, in
Washington,
married March
18, 1834, Isaac
Barron, of Washington, where they lived.
CHILDREN.
1.
Norman, born February
24, 1835,
2.
Harry
V., born
December
11, 1841,
and lived at St. Mary, Montana, and lived at Washington, Vt.
1.3. 6.3.6.4. 10.

Dana Sylvester Huntington,
Vt.,
born
May
2,
lived in
ton,
and married, December 22, 1836, Abby Austin. Vt., where he died September 11, 1882.
They
Washing-
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
4.
George, born in Holland, N. Y., May 6, 1838. Chauncey, born in Corinth, Vt., September March 24, 1858. Henry Clay, born April 22, 1844. Austin B., born in Corinth, Vt., September 21,
1.
4,
1840, and died
1846.
3.6. 3.6.4. 10.3.

April 22, 1844, in Corinth, Vt.; mar-
Henry Clay Huntington, bom

ried in Vershire, Vt.,
ter of
Emma
Lucas; married, second, Nettie Peasley, daugh-
Hiram and Liza (Butterick) Brown.

is
She was born March
2,
1851.
He
a farmer, and lives in Corinth, Vt.
They
are Universalists.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary
Lucretia, born June

born June
13,
1880;
married Carroll Hood,
April 12, 1897.

*
2.
Dana Sylvester,
13, 1881.
812
1.3. 6.3. 6.4. 10.3.

Dana Sylvester Huntington,
2.
born June 13, 1881, in Corinth, Vt.;
married, January 28, 1902, in South Ryegate, Vt., IlaLyle, daugliter of George
AVashington and Sophia Cutter (Stebbins) Marston.
She was born Septem-
ber 12, 1882, in Corinth, Vt., where she died June 14, 1910.
He
is
a farmer,
and
lives in Corinth, Vt.
Hooker, in East Corinth, Vt.
Mr. Huntington married a second time, June 24, 1912, Eva Frances She was born August 18, 1890, in Corinth, Vt.
are CongregationaUsts.
They
CHILDREN, BORN IN CORINTH, VT.

1.
2.
3.
4. 5.
Guy Sylvester, born October 16, 1903. Roy Marston, born April 13, 1906. Hazel, born May 2, 1909, and died February 18, 1913. Harold, born May 23, 1913, and died December 19, 1913.
Beatrice, born September
20, 1914.
1.
3.6.3.6.4.
11.
John
married,
P. Huntington, born February 13, 1814, in Washington, Vt., and March 31, 1840, Elizabeth Smith. They lived in Washington, Vt.,
where he was a mechanic.
CHILDREN, BORN IN WÂSHINGTON, VT.

1.
2.
3.
Rebecca, born December 29, 1840, and died March 29, 1841. Julia A., born September 6, 1842. Ethan Allen, born March 16, 1847, and died December 17, 1855.
1. 3. 6. 3. 6. 4. 12.
Warrkn Huntington,
born September
1,
1818, in Washington, Vt.;
married, February 27, 1842, Lydia Smith, and lived in Washington, Vt.

1. 2. 3.
Charles W., born December 26, 1842. George E., born December 29, 1844. Frank A., born March 11, 1851; lives in
Pineflat, Calif., (1908).
1. 3. 6. 3. 6.4. 13.
Harry Huntington,
born April
2,
1820, iu Washington, Vt.; married,

in
July 22, 1847, Sophia C. Mattoon, and lived
Washington.

1. 2.
Clara
E.,
born April 22, 1849, and died

6,
May
26, of the
same year.
Flora, born August
1853.
813
1.3. 6.3. 6. 5.
1857.
in
17 78 in Connecticut; married, in 1807,
Harriet Convers, and lived in Orange, Vt.
He
died in Charleston, Vt., in
CHILDREN, BORN IN ORANGE, VT.

1.
Almika, born
ton, Vt.,
Lewis Moffat
in 1834,
of Charles-
and had one
son, Rinaldo,
born
who married
Amelia Hutchinson,
*
2.
in 1859,
and lived
in Charleston, Vt.
3. 4.
James Truman, born January 26, 1811. Edmund, born in 1813, and died in Orange,
Vt., in 1814.
Laura Ann,
5.
6.
7.
born in 1816, and died in Charleston in 1831. Carlos William, born February 5, 1818.
1820.
* *
*
8.
Sylvanus Convers, born April 14, Leonard Warren, born in 1822. Sylvester T., born in 1825.
1.3.6.3.6.5.2.
James Truman Huntington,
born January 26, 1811, in Orange, Vt.;
married, in January, 1837, Lucy Fuller, and lived in Lowell, Mass., in 1860.
CHILDREN.
1.
Lucius
1860.
AV.,
born August 14, 1838, and was living in Lowell,
in
2.
Alma Estelle,
born February 13, 1855, and was with her parents
in Lowell, in 1860.
1. 3. 6. 3. 6. 3. S.
Carlos William Huntington, born February
Vt.; married,
5,
1818, in Grasburg,
October
18, 1840, in
Morgan,
4,
Vt., Eliza Bartlett,
daughter of
H.,
Thomas Lord.
January

Ore.
1824, in
Rumney, N.
and died
He was
ton, Iowa,
He lived in Holliston, Mass., Cresa dealer in boots and shoes. and Richland Center, Wis., where he died March 10, 1897. They
CHILDREN.
were Universalists.
1.
Louisa Maria, born May

12,
20, 1843, in
Morgan,
Vt.; married
June
1858; died August 29, 1905.

25,
2.
Hannah Medora, bom November
1844, in Milford, Mass.;
married, July 31, 1869; died September 16, 1882.
3.
Emma
in
4.
Edmund Carlos,
West
Eliza, born April 13, 1846. born August 27, 1848,

Gate, Cal., in 1908.
in Holliston,
Mass.; lived
814
5.
David Waitt,
born January
2,
1854, in Shirland,
111.;
married
6.
7.
March 19, 1875, and died in 1895. Mariel Augusta, born August 25, 1855. Ella Gertrude, born June 7, 1857, in Richland Center,
married July
1,
Wis.;
1877; died
May
2,
4,
1902.
8.
WiNFiELD Scott, born June
1858, in Andover, N, H.; married
9.
March 18, 1872; died February 23, 1904. Henry Grant, born October 5, 1863, in Richland Center, Wis.;
lived in Portland, Ore., in 1910.
1. 3.
6.3. 6.5.
5. 3.
13, 1846, in Holliston,
Emma
Pease.
Eliza (Huntington) Pease, born April
Mass.; married, September 4, 1864, in Richland Center, Wis.,
Myron Clark
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Clark Huntington, born March 20, 1867. Earle Myron, born June 10, 1870; married, February
in
10, 1892,
Higganum, Conn., Eva Leora, daughter whose sister, Statira E. May, was the wife
9. 2. 5.)
of of
Richard E. May,
David
(1. 3. 6. 2.
1.3.6. 3. 6.5. 5.3.

22,
1.
Clark Huntington Pease, born March 20, 1867; married, September They hve at Corpus 1886, in Twin Bluffs, Wis., Amanda Eliza Akey.
CHILDREN.
1.
Christi, Texas.
Myron Akey,
married,
born August 25, 1890, in Richland Center, Wis.;
2.
March 19, 1914, in Corpus Christi, Texas, Helen Hurd. They reside in Bishop, Texas. Emma Marie, born July 22, 1892, in Richland Center, Wis.; lives
in
Corpus
Christi,
Texas.
1.3. 6.3. 6. 5.5. 6.

Mariel Augusta (Huntington) Ghormley,
in
Richland Center, Wis.; married, December

in
2,
1875, in Winterset, Iowa,
John Fletcher, son

July 16, 1851,
1882.
of James and Julia (Stewart) Ghormley. Monroe, Wis.

is
He was
born
Mr. Ghormley
a clerjryman, a graduate of the Eureka College,
111.,
Minonk, Eureka, Lexington, and Saybrook, 111.; in Davenport, Iowa, San Jose, Cal., Helena, Montana, Spokane, Wash., and moved to Portland, Ore., where he lived, in 1907.
lie has lived in
He
has held
all sorts
of offices in the Christian Church,
and
is
President
of the National
Anti-Mormon League.
He was
instrumental in bringing the
815
general or world-wide Christian Church Convention to Portland, Ore., in July,

1911, and was evangelist for the National Christian
sions, in
Woman's Board
of Mis-
Montana.
has built churches in Saybrook,
seven years on the
111.,
He
in
Melbourne and Davenport,
Iowa, and two in Portland, Ore.; was State Evangelist for Iowa and California
was pastor
1904
;
for
West
Side, Portland, Ore., from 1897 to
then organized and built a large stone Church on the East Side.
CHILDREN.
1.
Myrtle Ella,
June
born January
25, 1878, in
Eureka,
J.
111.;
married,
live in
20, 1900, in Portland, Ore.,
Samuel
Ennes.
They
Portland, Ore.
2.
3.
4.
Bessie Irene, born January 2, 1880, in Lexington, 111.; married, March 15, 1907, in Texas, Elmer E. Ingram. They hve in Waco, Texas. Carlos James, born August 5, 1882, in Saybrook, 111.; married, in October, 1906, in Oregon City, Ore., Mazie Strange; lives in Baidyanath, Deoghur, Bengal, India. Floyd, born June 16, 1884, in Saybrook, 111.; married, in 1906, in
Court Aline, Wash., Katherine Campbell.
They
live in
Spokane,
Wash.
5.
Everest Fletcher, born August

lives in Portland,
1,
1893, in
Bozeman, Mont.
He
Ore.
1. 3.
married,
first,
6.3. 6. 5. 6.
April 14, 1820, in Orange, Vt.;
Sylvanus Convers Huntington, born

February
12, 1846, in
Sandy Creek, N. Y., Hannah Maria, daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Clark (Young) AVarner. She was born September 18, 1820, in Vernon Center, N. Y., and died May 23, 1888, in Pulaski,
K Y.
N.
He
maiTied, second, December 24, 1890, in Pulaski, N. Y., Emily Lovina,
daughter of Benjamin and Lovina (Warner) Snow.

Y., July 23, 1837.
She was born
in Pulaski,
He was
Belleville,
2,
a lawyer, a graduate of
Y., in 1845,
N.
1894.
He
Dartmouth College, 1845. lie moved to and to Pulaski, N. Y., in 1849, where he died March was the County Judge of Oswego County from 1856 to 1860.
CHILDREN.
1.
Hannah Metelill,
October
18, 1912.
born
May
6,
1853, in Pulaski, N. Y., and died
2.
Sylvanus Convers, born June

1.
12, 1857.
3. 6. 3.6.5. 6. 2.
12, 1857, in
Sylvanus Convers Huntington, born June

N.
Y.; married,
Glen Castle,
November
1,
1883, in Pulaski, N. Y., Ellen, daughter of the
816
22,
Rev. James and Mary Jane (Burt) Douglas.

1861, in Rutland, N. Y.
He
is
a lawyer, a graduate of Oberlin College, 1876.
He was
one of the
counsel of the
New York
State Bar Association in investigation before the

of the charges against
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court Justice

and Deacon three
Warren B. Hooker.
years.
He was Trustee He has lived
in the Congregational
all his life in
Pulaski,
Church N. Y.
six years
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
Carl Douglas, born January 26, 1885. George Warner, born July 8, 1887. James Convers, born May 1, 1892; died, January
Pulaski, N. Y.
26, 1893, in
4. 5.
Maurice Burt, born July 19, 1894. Ralph Isham, born July 2, 1898.
live in Pulaski,
These children were born and now
N. Y.
1.3. 6. 3. 6.
Leonard Warren Huntington,
ried, in 1850,
5. 7.
Mercy Maria Bean.
born in 1822, at Orange, Vt.; marShe was born October 26, 1823, in Sand-
wich, N. H., and died October 11, 1898, in

in
West Newbury, Mass. They
lived
Groveland, Mass.
He
children.
*
1.
2.
,Charles Benton, born Frederick.
in 1852.
1.3. 6.3.6.5. 7.
Charles Benton Huntington,
first,
1.
married,
1852, in Sandwich, N. H.; November, 1878, in Bradford, Mass., Annie, daughter of John Drew. She was born in London, Eng., and died August 19, 1883, in BradHe married, second, November 26, 1896, in Haverhill, Mass., ford, Mass. Emma Rebecca Kimball, daughter of Miles Chester and Rebecca (Kimball) She was born in 1849, in Salem, N. H. Hall. He is a shoe inspector, and lives in Haverhill, Mass.
born
in
children.
1.
Charles Frederick, born June

married
February, 1902,
in
27,
1879, in Bradford, Mass.;
Bradford, Mass.,
Minnie Baird.
2.
They live in South Groveland, Mass. Ellen Marion, born June 25, 1881.
817
1.3.6.3. 6.5.
1881, in Bradford, Mass.; married,
first.
7. 1.2.
Ellkn Marion (Huntington, Sparmer) DeForest,

DeForest.
born June 25, Jack Sparmer, and second, Edgar
They
live in
Brockton, Mass.
CHILD.
1.
(sparmer.)
lives in Boston,
Eleanor Huntington,
Mass.
1.3. 6.3.6.5. 8.
Sylvester
T.
Huntington, born
in
1825
married, in 1850, Adaliza
Barnard, and lived in West Charleston, Vt.
1.
Allie, born
in 1855.
1.3.6.3.7.
23, 1730, in Lebanon, Conn., and married, June 5, 1757, Anderson Dana, a lawyer of Ashford, Conn. He was descended from Richard Dana, a French Protestant who had fled from persecution, first to England, and about 1640 to America, settling at what is now the town of Brighton, Massachusetts. In the fall of 1772 this family removed into the Wyoming valley, on the Sus(|uehannah. With her seventh child in her arms, not yet two months old, and her sixth, a little boy of only three summers, holding on, as they journeyed on horseback, the mother rode that whole distance, some three hundred miles into the wilderness, the last fifty miles having only marked trees for her guide. " Here," (I quote from the address of Rev. Mr. Bouton, at the funeral of Rev. Sylvester Dana, June 11, 1849, the latter being the little boy of three
Susanna (Huntington) Dana, born June
years alluded to above, " for six years the
Dana
family prospered.
In 1778
the father represented the town of Westmoreland in the general assembly of
Connecticut.
Returning home on the 28th of June, after an absence of eight

in that beautiful valley.
weeks, he was an actor and a victim in that tragic scene which the very next
week occurred
iliaries,
On
the third of July a band of British
troops and tories, led on by Col.
John
Butler, with seven
attacked and utterly destroyed the settlement.
hundred savage auxMost of the men were
homes burned, their property either destroyed or carried away, and women and children who escaped the massacre, fled through the wilderslain, their
nearest white settlement." Among those who thus fled, was Susanna Dana, who, "with seven children, in a state then of total destitution, commenced her flight on foot, amid the darkness of the night, through that dreary wilderness of fifty miles. Wolves howled on every side of them but the terror of savages who might be on their track hastened their steps. Nor
ness to the
did they stop, except as necessity for rest and refreshment compelled,
52
till
the
818
them from
full
three hundred miles that separated
their kindred in
Ashford had
ability
been retraced."
Nor
does this give the

it
measure of that mother's
became apparent that their only safety was in flight, she set herself calmly to the work of collecting such food as would be most easily taken with them; and then, as though there was still something besides present salvation desirable, she collected a pillowcase of papers and public documents, as her husband had been much in public life for the colony, and determined if possible to take them with her. In this she succeeded, and Mr.
and courage.
Minor, the historian of that awful tragedy, acknowledges his obligations for
that noble thoughtfulness.
When
Few
incidents in the lives of
illustrious
women
exceed
this, in all
the elements of true greatness.
Not
till
the family, eight in
number, had reached Bullock's Mountain, ten miles from their late happy home, did they learn of the deaths of those two husbands, their needed protectors. Here they learned the horrible story, and alone, yet with unfaltering
step, they
urged on their unprotected
flight.
CHILDREN, BORN IN ASHFORD, CONN.

1. 2.
3.
4. 5.
6.
7.
Evans, born May 10, 1758. Daniel, born Sept. 16, 1760. Susanna, born January 16, 1762. Anderson, born August 11, 1765. Ariel, born March 17, 1767. Sylvester, born July 4, 1769.
P^leazer, born August
12, 1772.
1. 3. 6. 3. 8.
Ezekiel Huntington, born August 2, 1732, in Lebanon, Conn.; marEsther Edgerton, who died in the spring of 1761, June or July. He married, second, in 1762, Rachel Marriner, who died in Berne,
N.
Y., in February, 1815.

Y., 1796,
He lived in Lebanon, Conn., Cornwallis, N. S., Stephentown, N. and Middlebury, N. Y., where he died in July, 1810.
CHILDREN.
*
* * *
*
1.
Joseph, born
May
25, 1758.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Betsy, born September 3, 1760. Esther, born July 5, 1763. Ezekiel, born in November, 1764. Daniel, born September 6, 1766.
*
*
William, born July 24, 1768. Caleb, born October 4, 17 70.
1.3. 6. 3. 8. 1.
Joseph Huntington, born May 28, 1758, in Cornwallis, N. Susan Convers. They moved to Sand Lake, N. Y.
S.;
married,
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
819
Horace.
Susan.
1
wallis,
3* 6* 3. S* 3*
3,
Betsy (HuntingtonJ Holcomb, born September

N.
S.;
1760, in
Corn-
married, Michael Holcomb.

Y.,
She died February
24, 1824, in
Brookfield,
N.
where they
lived.
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
Lyman. Almeda.
Ira.
4.
Lucinda.
1. 3.
6* 3* S* 3*
born July
5,
Esther (Huntington) Carpenter,

ary, 1816, in Berne,
1763, in Lebanon,
Conn.; married in Stephentown, N. Y., William Carpenter, and died in Febru-
Albany
Co.,
N. Y.
children.
1. 2.
William.
An
Infant.
1.3.6.3.8.4.
EzEKiEL Huntington, born in November,
ried Zilpha Convers,
1764, in Lebanon, Conn.; mar-
and
settled in
Stephentown, N. Y.
children.
*
1,
2. 3.
Ezekiel, born March Zilpha. Polly.
30, 1790.
1.3. 6. 3.8.4.
Ezekiel Huntington, born March
ried about 1812,
1.
30, 1790, in Lebanon, Conn.; marPhoebe Berry, who was born December 25, 1791. He followed farming all his life, and was prominent in public affairs. He served
several times as justice of the peace, also as sheriff of his county.
He
died in
1879, a
much respected
citizen of
Stephentown, N. Y.
His wife passed away
several years before 1879.
children.
*
1.
* * *
2.
3.
Calvin Thomas, born in 1812 or 14. George Washington, bom March 3, 1816. John Babcock, born September 29, 1824.
Joseph.
4,
820
5.
Sally, married Robert Ileartt. Polly. Julia, married Henry Cowan, and had two daughters, one married George Turner, and one married Henry Williams.
6.
7.
1. 3.
6.3. 8. 4.
in
1. 1.
1814; married in 1835,
Calvin Thomas Huntington, born

Beers. died
Mary
He
married, second, a Cowan, his third wife's

10, 1893.
name
not known.
He
March
CHILDREN.
1.
Edward,
born in 1836.
2.5,
2.
Charles, born June
1847.
3.
Mary, born October

John, born March
14, 1851.
4.
5.
6.
10, 1854.
Laura, born Maj-ch 10, 1856, is Jessie, born November 5, 1885.
dead.
1. 3. 6. 3.
8.4.
1. 1. 3.
14, 1851, in Sinclairville,
Mary
N.
Y.;
(HuntinctTon) Holgren, born October

in
married Nels Peter Holgren, who was born

a farmer, and died
Sweden, October
3,
1850.
He was
March
9,
1913, in Colorado.
children.
1.
Laura Bernadino,
dead.
born March
16, 1876, in
Chicago,
111.,
and
is
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Winnie, born December 13, 1877, in Moline, 111. Fred, born August 27, 1879, in Big Rock, Iowa. Frank, born January 8, 1882, in Big Rock, Iowa. George, born January 5, 1884, in Big Rock, Iowa. Grant, born August 3, 1885, in Big Rock, Iowa. Charley, born May 25, 1887, in Big Rock, Iowa. John, born August 22, 1889, in Big Rock, Iowa. Mamie Matilda, born June 26, 1892, in Bennett, Iowa, and died
two days
later.
10.
Vincent, born September
21, 1893, in Bennett, Iowa.
1. 3.
6.3. 8.4.
1. 2.
3,
George Washington Huntington, born March

Etta, daughter of
8,
1816; married
Mary
John Upham, of Sand Lake, N. Y. She was born October He died November 8, 1899. 1822, and died August 13, 1893.
CHILDREN.
1.
821
Martha
July
5,
A., born
June
24, 1841
married John Strope, and died
1885.
2.
3.
Lafayette, born October

Elvira, born
May
1 7,
21, 1844,
4.
Mary
D., born July 29,
and died April 28, 1847. and died April 28, 1847. 1846; married Albert Carpenter, and died
27, 1842,
21, 1848,
November
5.
6.
7.
1898.
LoULLA Albert
Rose
L.,
E.,
born March
and died February
25, 1850.
H., born February 10, 1850, and died April 20, 1908.
Susan, born
May
15,
1851; married J. Ketcham.

1855; married
8.
9.
born April 23, 1853; married a Mr. Walters.

26,
Harriet, born December
W.
Abel, and died
10.
January 12, 1912. George Ezekiel, born November

1900.
2,
1858,
and died September
28,
11.
Minnie, boru October
8,
1860; married Charles Day.
1.3. 6.
X.
Y.; married, in
3.
8.4. 1.3.
Sejjtember 9, 1824, in Stephentown, December, 1845, in Rensselaer County, N. Y., Sarah Ann, daughter of Stephen and (Hoag) Finch. She was born in August, 1829, in Columbia County, N. Y., and died ^Vlay 10, 1880, in Niles, 111. He married again August 18, 1881, in Chicago. TIL, Christena, daughter of Hugh and Margaret (Currie) McKay. She was born in Hawkestone, Ontario, Canada. She was married twice l)efore this marriage, namely, to John Tarplet, of England, and John McKay, of Scotland. He was a farmer, and did teaming in the East; was a sawyer, and for a period of fifteen years, was the owner, and driver of the stage line, between Niles, and Chicago, 111.; was supervisor of Niles, 111., township, and a member
of the school board.
John Babcock Huntington, born
Cook County, III., in 1855, to Norwood in 1908, and in November, 1912, to Kenosha, Wis., where he celebrated his ninetieth birthday, September 9, 1914. He is a very hale and hearty gentleman.
to
He moved from New York

111.,
Park,
in 1906, to
Edison Park,
111.,
children.
1.
2.
3.
Julia, born June 19, 1847; married, in 1866, in Jefferson, 111., David Evans. They live in Rensselaer, N. Y. Phoebe, born November 15, 1849; married in Niles, 111., in 1870, John William Hamilton. They live in Gobelville, Mich. Fidelia, born Octol)er 5, 1853; married, in 1885, in Chicago, 111., Alexander Robinson. They live in INIayfair, 111.
4.
5. 6.
John, born, and died in 1856. Edward John, born January
18,
1864;
is
an adopted son.
Marvin, born
in 1874,
and died
in 1877.
822
1. 3. 6. 3.
8.4.
1. 3.
5.
born January 18, 1864, in Niles, 111.; marJanuary 18, 1888, in Edison Park, 111., Barbara Sarah, daughter of Christian and Elizabeth (Stryker) Ebinger. She was born October 12, 1866, in Maine, 111., and died November 3, 1896, in Chicago, 111. He married again. May 6, 1901, in Edison Park, 111., Elizabeth Amelia, sister of his first wife. She was born August 19, 1868.
ried,
Edward John Huntington,
He
Chicago,
is
a bookkeeper.
III.,
He
lived in Niles,
6,
111.,
until
November
111.,
15, 1881, in
tiU
November
1896, and in Edison Park,
ever since.
They
are Methodists.
CHILDREN.
1.
Roger Ebinger,

3,
2. 3.
Homer
Irving, born August
1892.
4.
5.
Elizabeth Ethel, born August 2, 1894; died March 10, 1908. Myra Barbara, born May 5, 1903. Chester Edward, born August 30, 1908; died August 15, 1909.
1.3.6.3.8.4. 1.4.
Joseph Huntington, married Mary Cowan.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Adelbert, lives in Pittsfield, Mass. Nathaniel, is dead.
1.3. 6. 3. 8.4. 1.6.

Polly (Huntington) Hunt, married Alva Hunt.
children.
1.
2.
Frank, lives in East Warsaw, N. Y. Frelove, lives in Garfield, N. Y.

1. 3. 6. 3.
8. 5.
6,

ried, in 1794, in
1766, in Lebanon, Conn.; mar-
Nassau, N. Y., Rachel Williams.
She was born
in 1761,
and
Y.,
died January 14, 1843, in Berne, N. Y.
They
lived in Huntersland,
N.
and removed
to
Broome, N. Y.,
in
March, 1814, where he died March
16, 1825.
children.
1.
2.
Daniel, born March 16, 1796. David, born March 19, 1798. He was in Port Gibson, Miss., in March, 1847, which was the last his family ever heard from him.
He was
not married.
3.
823
1848, Richard Sturte-
4.
Rachel, born February 4, 1800; married, in vant, who died in March, 1868, in Russell, Esther, born in 1802, and died in infancy.
Ohio.
1.3. 6. 3. 8.
5. 1.
Daniel Huntington, born March 16, 1796, in Stephentown, N. Y.; married, first, October 23, 1817, Mary Ann Cole, who died May 9, 1838. lie married, second, March 6, 1839, Abby Bailey, of Groton, Conn. She was born
July
6,
1791.
to
In October, 1828, he
moved from Broome, Schoharie County,
N. Y.,
1869.
Chardon, Geanga County, O.
He
died in Chardon, Ohio,
May
6,
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Daniel
F.,
born November
in
8,
1818.
in
Rachel
Marilla
M., born July 27, 1821,
Broome, N.
19, 1867.
Y.;
was married,
and died
* *
3.
London, C. W., .January a., born October 23, 1823.

fi,
4. 5.
Zelotes F., born March 17, 1826. David Homer, born January 1828,
to California in 1852,
in
Broome, N. Y.
all
He went
him
and then
to
Oregon, where
trace of
was
6.
lost.
Nancy Lavina,
born August
1,
1830, in
Munson,
O.; married,
July 25, 1858, Solomon Skidmore, and had four boys. lived in Oakland County, Michigan, in 1868.
7.
They
1858,
Amanda
8.
A., born December 23, 1832; married, July Gideon French. They live in Ilamden, Ohio. Charles Henry, born October 7, 1835.
28,
1.3.6. 3. 8.5.
Daniel
F.
1. 1.
married,
Huntington, born November 8, 1818, in Broome, N. Y., June 1, 1848, Mary A. Grant, who died March 12, 1852. He married, second, September 1, 1857, Minnie Dyer. He settled in Calloway Co., Mo., and became one of the largest stock
first,
raisers in that section of the country.
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
William. A Daughter, born March A Daughter. A Daughter.

1. 3. 6.
12,
1852
3. 8. 5. 1. 3.
23, 1823; married,
Marilla
October
A.
(Huntington) Barick, born October

She died January
27, 1842, Isaac Barick.
22, 1845.
824
1.
Frances Ann, born January

They
live in Iowa.
1,
1844; married Daniel Hoopes.
1.3. 6.3. 8. 5. 1.4.

Zelotes F. Huntington, born March 17, 1826 married, June 1, Amanda Buffington. They lived in Kalamazoo Co., Michigan, in 1868.
;
1854,
CHILDREN.
1.
Joel, died
.
in 1866.
2.
Belle,
lives in
Dimondale, Mich.
1.
married
3.6.3. 8.5. 1.8.

7,
Charles Henry Huntington, born October
1835, in Chardon, Ohio;
May
is
Catherine (Wagstaff) Delay.
He
Baptists.
James and She was born March 23, 1838, in Lawrence, N.Y. a blacksmith, (retired.) They live in Cascade, Iowa, and are
9,
1858, in
Cascade, Iowa, Mary, daughter of
children.
*
1. 2.
William Henry, born February 15, 1859. Charles Homer, born October 23, 1860, in Cascade, Iowa; married May 29, 1895, in Swartz Creek, Mich., Luna Skinner. They
have had no children, but have adopted a daughter, Dorothy
Laura.
3.
Mary Marilla,
in
born October
27, 1862; died
September
3,
5,
1863,
Cascade, Iowa.
4.
Clara Jane,
born December
25,
1865; died January

12, 1875.
1887, in
Cascade, Iowa.
5.
Rachel Ada Belle,
born October
1.3. 6.3.8. 5.
1. 8. 1.
William Henry Huntington, born February 15, 1859, at Sand Spring, Iowa; married April 24, 1887, at Storm Lake, Iowa, Louisa Jane, daughter of Dennis and Jane (Williams) Lawler. She was born January 17, 1860, and
died April
5,
1904.
until
to
Sand Spring, Iowa, until 1860, in Cascade, Iowa, Dubuque, Iowa, until October, 1882, when he moved Iowa, where he now resides. They are Ptesbyterians.
lived at
ber, 1875, in
He
Decem-
Waterloo,
children.
1.
Mary
Lillian, born April 22, 1888; married, October Claude Albert Baum. They live in Waterloo, Iowa.
born June
16,
27, 1907,
2.
Clara Jane Rachel,

Iowa.
1891
lives in
Waterloo,
825
1.3. 6.3. 8.5.
1. 8. 5.
born October
12,
Rachel Ada Belle (Huntington) Hassenpflug,

Otto, son of George Franklin and
1875, in Dubuque, Iowa; married, October 26, 1898, in Cascade, Iowa, Samuel
Martha
Pollen
(May) Hassenpflug.
He was
moved
born September 30, 1873, in Spring Valley, Iowa.
He
is
a farmer, and
from Cascade, Iowa, to Chillicothe, O., in March, 1894, and to Ordway, S. D., where he now resides, in April, 1906. They belong to the German Reformed
Church.
CHILDREN.
1.
Leslie Huntington, born June
1,
1901, in Chillicothe, Ohio.
2.
3. 4.
Ruth Mary, born October 4, 1904, in Chillicothe, Ohio. Harold Otto, born December 19, 1905, in Chillicothe, Ohio. Norman Franklin, born August 16, 1908, in Ordway, S. D.
I. 3. 6. 3. 8. 6.
William Huntington, born July 20, 1768;

in 1789,
married, in Burlington, N.Y.,
Esther Babcock.
Burlington Flats, N. Y.
lington Flats,
She was born in 17 74, and died He was a farmer, and died August
May
24, 1851, at
13, 1836, at
Bur-
N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Silas, born April 18, 1793.
*
*
3.
Ephraim, born November 22, Rhoda, born April 29, 1805.
1795.
1.3. 6.3. 8. 6.
1.
Silas Huntington, born April 18, 1793; married, April 18, 1816, at Burlington Flats, N. Y., Irene Johnson. She was born April 23, 1797, at Burlington Flats, N. Y., and died November 22, 1866, in Chicago, 111. He was a farmer, and had lived in Burlington Flats, N. Y., in Chicago, 111., and St. Joseph, Mich., where he died, September 20, 1869.
CHILDREN, BORN IN BURLINGTON FLATS,

*
1.
N. Y.
2.
3.
HiRAM Lorenzo, born March 8, 1817. CiNDKRiLLA MosHER, bom February 13, 1819. DiODAMA, born February 7, 1821; married February
Burlington Flats, N. Y., Isaac Light.
21, 1857, in
*
*
4.
5. 6.
7.
Hem AN LoNZO, born January 27, 1823. William Floyd, born January 13, 1833. James Victor, born May 19, 1836 died March 12, 1837. Albert Henry, born February 23, 1844 died April 29, 1846.
: ;
826
1> 3. 6. 3.
S 6. 1. 1*
8,
Hiram Lorenzo Huntington, born March

N.
Y.; married,
1817, in Burlington Flats,
He
June 22, 1836, in Burlington Flats, N. Y., Eliza Starkweather. died October 1, 1879, in Homerville, Ohio. His wife also is dead.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Charles. Lester.
Both dead.
1.
3* 6. 3. S* 6* 1* 2
13, 1819, in
3,
Cinderilla Mosher (Huntington) Day, born February

Burlington Flats, N. Y.; married, December
1837, in Burlington Flats,
N. Y,, Elihu Day,
Jr.
Mrs.
Day
died
March
3,
1901, in Oneida, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
George
Albert.
B.
He
died,
and
his
his
widow resided
in
in Boston,
Mass.
Julius, dead.
3.
He
died,
and
widow resided
Newton Center, Mass.
1.3. 6. 3. 8. 6. 1. 4.
Flats,
born January 27, 1823, in Burlington N. Y.; married, in Utica, N. Y., Eliza E. Newton. She was born in in Geneva, Wis. 1821, and died July 9, He was a manufacturer of spring beds. He lived in Londale, 111., Lake Geneva, Wis., and Chicago Heights, 111., where he died February 14, 1898.
,
Heman Lonzo Huntington,
CHILDREN.
1.
Emma
lU.
Louise, born July
6,
1853; married, in September, 1872,

4,
Charles Preston Davis.
She died January
1909, in Chicago,
2. 3.
Julia Irene, born September 1, 1855. Hattie Cornelia, born April 18, 1863 married Oscar E. They live in Cleveland, O.
;
Moeller.
1.3. 6.3. 8. 6.
1. 4. 2.
1,
Julia Irene (Huntington) Miller, born September
1855, in Utica,
N. Y.; married, April 6, 1876, in Chicago, 111., Edgar Stevens, son of Charles Glimb and Eliza (Smith) Miller. He was born March 6, 1845. Mr. Miller was a floorwalker in Marshall Field and Co., but is now disThey are Methodists, and live in Chicago, 111. abled, and cannot work.
CHILDREN.
1.
827
William Milton, born August

died February
6,
14, 1878, in
111.
Lake Geneva, Wis.;

111.;
1881, in Chicago,
9,
2.
LiLA Ethel, born October

Chicago, October Chicago.
18,
1881, in Chicago,
married in
live
1904, Smith J. Eagley.
They
in
3.
Sadie May, born August
13, 1883, in
Chicago,
111.
1. 3. 6. 3. 8. 6. 1. 5.
born January 13, 1833, in Burlington N. Y.; married, July 19, 1855, in Utica, N. Y., Esther Emily, daughter of Jabez and Hannah (Lester) Newton. She was born August 10, 1832, at Frankfort HiU, N. Y. He is a bookkeeper, and has lived in Burlington Flats, Utica and Oswego, N. Y., Broadhead, Wis., St. Louis, Mo., St. Joseph, Mich., and Chicago, Ill.> where he now resides. CHILDREN.
Flats,
.
William Floyd Huntington,
1.
Walter
Silas, born December 17, 1857, in Broadhead, Wis.
2.
Minor Roscoe,
July
born October
25, 1859.
3.
Minnie Esther, born October

17, 1863, in Cliicago,
111.
23, 1862, in
Broadhead, Wis.; died
4.
5.
Grace Ella,
February
7,
born April
7,
186 7.
LouiA Herbert, born
April 12, 1877, in Chicago, lU., and died

111.
1886, in Chicago,
1.3. 6.3. 8. 6. 1. 5.2.

Minor Roscoe Huntington,
born October
111.,
25, 1859, in
Broadhead,
Wis.; married, February 10, 1882, in Chicago,
Clara Minnie, daughter of
George Christian and Ida fKohtz) Reum. She was born August 8, 1864, in Beloit, Wis. He is president of the Omaha Bedding Co., manufacturers. He moved to Omaha, Neb., in 1884, where he still lives. They are Presbyterians.
children.
1.
William Roscoe,
born April 30, 1883; married, July 29, 1903, in
2.
3.
Omaha, Neb., Bessie Owens. They live in Omaha, Neb. Leon Chester, born December 25, 1884; lives in Omaha, Neb. Esther Grace, born September 15, 1886; lives in Kansas City,
Mo.
4.
5. 6.
George Floyd,
born January
8,
1,
1888; died February 20, 1888.

lives in
Harvey Minor, born June Frank Wilson, born April
1895; lives in Omaha, Neb.

;
16, 1901
Omaha, Neb.
828
1.3.6. 3. 8.
Emma
6.
1.5. 4.
7,
Grace Ella (Huntington) Hoag,

and
(Sanderson) Iloag.
born April
111.,
1867, in St. Joseph,
Mich.; married, January 10, 1894, in Chicago,
Charles Asa, son of John

2,
He was
born February
1867, in Browns-
town, Mich.
Mr. Hoag
is
a physician and surgeon, and a graduate of Chicago Homeo-
pathic College, 1891.
They
live in
Chicago,
111.
CHILDREN, BORN IN CHICAGO,

1.
ILL.
2.
Edith Esther, born November 29, 1894. Lillian Marie, born December 11, 1896, and
1901.
died December 23,
3.
4.
5.
Ethel Gladys, born February 4, 1901. William Harold, born March 31, 1904. Charles Asa, born June 14, 1906.
1.3.6.3.8.6.2.
Ephraim Huntington,
October, 1814, Fannie Johnson,
second, Olive Peck.
born November 22, 1795; married,
first,
in
He
died
who died in September, November 4, 1847.

children.
1826.
He
married,
1.
Samantha Lavinia,
in Burlington,
born
in
May, 1815; married Albert Arnold,

N.
Y., IClias
N. Y.
2.
Mary
A., born in July, 1817; married, in Burlington,
Maine.
3.
Lavinia, born in Samuel Butler.
April,
1821
married, in Burlington, N. Y.,
4.
5. 6.
George H.
Horace.
Elvira.
1.3. 6. 3. 8. 6.3.
Rhoda (Huntington) Marks,
10, 1822,
born April 29, 1805; married, October
William Marks.
children.
1.
2. 3.
Esther Fidelia. William Delos.

Eli Harrison.
1. 3. 6. 3. 8. 7.
Caleb Huntington,
first,
born October
4,
1770, in Sharon, Conn.; married,

27,
in
February, 1795, Sarah Joyce.
1779, in
Middlebury, N. Y., and died September 13, 1823.

1824, Damarias Wight.
He
married, second, in
829
in
He
the
to
first
lived in Burlington,
N.
Y.;
mill in those parts, afterwards
moved to Middlebury known as " Tibbitts

1,
1795,
and
built
Mill."
He moved
Mexico, X. Y., in 1829, and died there October
1839.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1. 2.
Allen, born June
12, 1797.
Eli, born December 23, 1799.
* *
3.
4.
5.
IIakry, born December 25, 1801. Edwin, born June 1, 1805. Willis Potter, born May 9, 1808,
September
10, 1863, in Richfield,
in Burlington,
N.
Y.;
died
N. Y.
6.
7.
8.
Lester Baker, born October 12, 1810, in Burlington, N. Y.; died November 21, 1863, in Corunna, iNIich. He was a millwright. Sarah Malvina, born November 16, 1812, in Burlington, Js. Y.; married July 19, 1839, Elias Lapp, of Canada. They resided in Eau Claire, Mich., in 1868, and had no children. Olive Amanda, born December 12, 1820, and died August 25,
1821, in Middlebury, N. Y.
1. 3. 6. 3.
in
8.7.
1.
Allen Huntington, born June 12, 1797, in ISIiddlebury, N. Y.; married, March, 1820, Celinda Lord. He died March 27, 1824, in Richfield, N. Y.
CHILD.
1.
'
Sarah Amanda,
1.
born
May
9,
1824; died in 1824.
3. 6. 3. 8. T. 2.
ried,
Eli Huntington, born December 23. 1799, in Middlebury, N. Y.; marJanuary 15, 1824, Aurelia Marks, who was living with her son, Lester
Orlando, in 1868.
He
died in August, 1844.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Eli Allen, born June
4,
1827, in Burlington, N. Y.
4,
2.
Mary Minerva,
born December
1829; she died young.
3.
Lester Orlando, born May
18, 1832.
1.3. 6.3. 8. 7.2. 1.

ried,
Eli Allen Huntington, born June 4, 1827, in Burlington, N. Y.; marFebruary 8, 1850, Minerva Ormsby. She was born August 14, 1828.
a physician, and died Noveimber
5,
He was
1869.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Eli Allen, born April 26, 1852. Minnie, born June 1, 1857. Charles, born May 25, 1865.
830
1. 3. 6. 3. 8. 7. 2. 3.
ber 20, 1854,

cian,
Lester Orlando Huntington, born May 18, 1832 Mary Tackley. She was born May 10, 1834.
and lived
in
married Novem-
He was
a physi-
Palermo, N. Y., 1868.
CHILDREN.
1.
Willis Orlando, born January
29, 1857.
2.
A Daughter,
died in infancy.
1.3. 6.3. 8. 7. 3.
Harry Huntington,
married, January
2,
born December 25, 1801, in Middlebury, N. Y.;
1825, Lydia Marks,
who
died in 1856.
He moved
to
Perry, Mich., about 1850, and died in 1859.
He was
a farmer.
children.
*
1. 2.
3.
4.
Sarah Amanda, born October 29, 1825. Horatio Alexander, born October 8, 1827. Henry Hastings, born April 9, 1830. Damon, born November 23, 1832, in Mexico, N.
Perry, Mich., Maria Watkins.
Y.; married, in
They
lived in Corunna, Mich.
5.
Julia, born
Calkins.
6.
Mexico, N. Y.; married, September 25, 1858, Geors;e She died June 8, 1859. Theodora, born May 22, 1842, in Mexico, N. Y.; married, William Walker, of Wilkinsburgh, Penn., who died by drowning a few
in
months
after the marriage.
1.3. 6.3.8. 7.3.
1.
29, 1825, in
Sarah Amanda (Huntington) Kilbourn, born October
Burlington, N. Y.; married October 10, 1844, in Mexico, N. Y.; Giles Kilbourn.
He was
INIich.,
August
born in Plainfield, N. Y., December 12, 1820, and died in Corunna, Mrs. Kilbourn was living in 1868. 17, 1866.
children.
1.
Henry
J.,
born in Vernon, N. Y., August

5,
15,
1849
died in Mexico,
N. Y., August
2.
1852.
3.
Frederick M., born January 8, 1854, in Perry, Mich. Charles M., born June 20, 1856, in Perry, Mich.
1.3. 6. 3. 8.7.3. 2.
Horatio Alexander Huntington, born October
N. Y.; married, February unna, Mich.
ton,
7,
8,
1827, in Burlinglived in Cor-
1849, Celinda Ormsby.
They
CHILDREN.
1.
831
Eugene, born September
7,
1853.
1859.
2.
3.
4.
Agnes F., born May 19, 1855; died November 23, Nettie F., born September 12, 1860. Harry, born May 19, 1865 died March 8, 1866.
;
1. 3.
6.3.8. 7.3.
April
9,
3.
1830, in Burlington, N.Y.;
living in
Henry Hastings Huntington, born

married, February 16, 1850, Helen Calkins.
Mich., in 1868,
They were
Corunna,
children.
1.
Frances
August
H., born
December
11, 1851, in
Mexico, N. Y., and died
21, 1860, in
J.,
Vienna, Mich.
2.
Gertrude
born April 28, 1855, in Vienna, Mich.
3.
4.
5.
Mary J., born January 3, 1859, in Vienna, Mich. Myra a., born October 11, 1862, in Vienna, Mich.
Edgar
in
N., born
November
4,
1865, and died September 20, 1867,
Corunna, Mich.
1. 3. 6. 3. 8.
Edvsîn
first,
7.4.
Huntington, born June 1, 1805, in Burlington, N. Y.; married, June 20, 1831, in Smyrna, Chenango Co., N. Y., Mary Charity Gregory. She died in Mexico, N. Y., July 6, 1834. He married, second, August 9, 1835, in Mexico, N. Y., Lucy Ann Gregory. She died January 1, 1851, in Mexico. He married, third, June 5, 1853, in Mexico, N. Y., Mrs. Mary Elvira Hunt, daughter of Stephen Borden. She was born July 26, 1825, in Campbell, N. Y., and died November 20, 1881, in Mexico, N. Y. He was Postmaster in JNIexico, N. Y. He lived first in Burlington, and moved to Mexico, N. Y., in 1829, where he died May 20, 1870. They were
Methodists.
children.
1.
Marion, born March
20, 1832; died April 18, 1832.
2.
Mary
H., born
May
10 or 11, 1834.
9,
3.
Lester Bakkr, born July
1836
died
December
12, 1836.
* *
4.
5.
Edwin Lester, born July 8, 1839. Sarah Maria, born August 15, 1843.
Lewis Joyce, born December
5,
6.
1845.
in
He
enHsted in the Union

in July,
Army
1864.
7.
in
March, 1864, and died
Washington, D. C,
Harriet Eliza, born June
26, 1848; died

2,
August
14, 1848.
8.
Helen Cornelia, bom September
1855.
832
1. 3.
6.3. 8.7. 4. 2.
May
10, 1834, in
Mary
Thorpe.
a
sailor,
H. (Huntington) Thorpe, born

born
Mexico, N. Y.;
married, December, 20, 1855, in Mexico, N, Y., Walter, son of
Wakeman
life
He was
May
8,
1834, in
New York
They were
City.
In early
he was
but later a farmer.

5,
He
died January 25, 1905, and his wife died SepPresbyterians.
tember
1900, in Bennington, Mich.
CHILDREN.
1.
Florence M., born November

crans.
2.
George
1856 married O. Parker RosenMich. Edwîn, born September 23, 1860; married, September 2,
13,
;
They
live in Detroit,
3.
*
*
4.
5.
1885, Emma Mattison. They live Marietta, born August 11, 1867. Willis L., born November 12, 1870. Harriet S., born October 20, 1872.
in Syracuse,
N. Y.
1.3. 6. 3. 8. 7.4. 2.3.

Marietta (Thorpe) Brown, born August
Brown.
11, 1867;
married
W. Erwin
They
live in
Stockbridge, Mich.
1.
Florence.
1.3. 6.3.8. 7.4.2. 4.

Willis L. Thorpe, born November They live in Hoosick Falls, N. Y.
12, 1870;
married Pearl Easton.
children.
1. 2.
Walter.
Rupert.
1.3.6.3. 8.7.4.2.5
Harriet
S.
William F. Alexander.
(Thorpe) Alexander, born October They live in Owosso, Mich.

children.
20, 1872;
married
1.
2.
George. Reeve.
1.3. 6.3. 8. 7. 4. 4.
born July 8, 1839, in Mexico, N. Y.; marSeptember 1, 1868, in Mexico, N. Y., Florence Adelle, daughter of Alonzo and Louisa Chuntz (Webb) Allen. She was born May 19, 1848, and died April 20, 1888, in Mexico, N. Y. He married, second, December 23, 1891,
ried, first,
Edwin Lester Huntington,
in Syracuse,
833
N. Y., Mary Ann, daughter of Joseph and Mary Ann (Bouchie) She was born April 10, 1862, in Mexico, N. Y. He was a druggist and jeweler until 1898. He was later president, treasurer, and manager of the Mexico Electric Co. He was a graduate of the Mexico Academy, 1859. He was sheriff of Oswego County from 1881 to 1883, and supervisor of the Town of Mexico from 1894 to 1907. He served in the Civil War, Co. B, 24th N. Y. Infantry, and in Co. L, 9th N". Y. Infantry. He enlisted in April, 1861, and was discharged May 29, 1863. He enlisted again December, 1863, and was discharged September 25, 1865. He raised and commanded a company of National Guards, called Huntington Guards, for twelve years. He was Commander of Post 367, G. A. R., for twenty years, and County Commissioner for twenty years. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church for forty-four years, and for a long time one of the directors of the First
Tourdot.
National
Bank
of Mexico.
He
CHILDREN.
1.
Edith
L.,
born July
30, 1871, in
Mexico, N. Y.; married, March

in
5,
1891, CUnton E. Avery.
They hve
Mexico, N. Y.
2.
Lulu Adelle,
1.3. 6.3. 8. 7.4. 4.2.

Lulu Adelle (Huntington) Pulsifer,
Mexico, N. Y.; married, June
R. D. and
Stetson,
18, 1902, in
Ann
C. (de Laittre) Pulsifer.
Mexico, Louis de Laittre, son of He was born October 18, 1872, in
Me.
is
Mr. Pulsifer
a doctor of medicine, and a graduate of the Syracuse Medi-
cal College, 1900.
He
lived in Stetson, Me., from 1872 to 1900,

live.
when he
moved
to
Mexico, N. Y., where they now
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Allen Huntington, born April 26, 1905. Helen de Laittre, born May 13, 1908.
1. 3. 6. 3. 8. 7. 4. 5.
Sarah Maria (Huntington) Howard,

Mexico,
If. Y.;
born August
15, 1843,
in
married, September
7,
1862, in Middlebury Township, Mich.,
Aljavine Chester, son of Jerry and Sylvia Dutcher (CoLf) Howard. He was born January 27, 1840, in Bennington, Mich. Mr. Howard was a farmer, and moved from Bennington, Mich., to Middlebury, Mich., in 1854, and died there
April 27, 1912.
Mrs.
53
They were Howard resides in
Methodists.
Ovid,
INIich.
834
CHILDKEN.
1.
Wilbur Lewis,
in
born February 14, 1866; married October 23, They live 1893, in Lainosburg, Mich., Mrs. Belle McLaughlin.
Bennington, Mich.
2.
Edwin Jay,
]Mich.
born December
27,
1870; married.
Sieb.
May
15, 1895, in
Sciota Township, Mich.,
Mary Ann
18,
They
live in
Owosso,
1905, in
live
3.
Myrtis Adelle,
l)orn
March
1874; married August
2,
Middlebury Township, Mich., William Byson Brown. in Middlebury Township, INIicli.
They
1. 3. 6. 3. 8. 7. 4. 8.
Helen Cornelia (Huntington) McMullen, born September

in
2,
1854,
Three Mile Bay, N. Y., Daniel McMullen. He was born October 10, 1848, and died June 3, 1884, in Mexico, N. Y. Mr. McMullen was a tailor, and lived in Redwood, Watertown, Three Mile Bay, and Mexico, N. Y. They were Methodists.
18, 1883, in
Mexico, N. Y.; married. January
1.
Daniel Ward, born August

was a printer on the U.
in 1908.
18, 1884, in
Oswego
City,
N. Y.
He
S. S.
Connecticut, at San Francisco, Cal.,
1.3. 6. 5.
Rebecca (Huntington) Clark, born
Conn.; married
in
February 1698-9,
old.
in
Norwich,
June
20,
1717, Joseph Clark, of Lebanon, Conn.
He
died
September
10, 1769,
almost seventy-eight years
children, born in LEBANON, CONN.

1.
Mary, born
July 11, 1720.
2.
3. 4. 5. 6.
7.
Abigail, born November 26, 1721. Joseph, born December 8, 1723, and died in 1748. Lydia, born January 31, 1725-6, and died January Rebecca, born February 22, 1727-8. Lydia, born February 13, 1729-30.
3,
1728-9.
AsAHEL, born March
25, 1738.
1.3.6.7.
John Huntington,
ried, in
sister of his
born in Lebanon, Conn., May Lebanon, Mehitabel Metcalf, who was born July
brother Samuel's wife.
17, 1706., 26, 1706,
He marand was a
CHILDREN,
*
1.
I'.ORN IN
1
LEBANON, CONN.
Anna, born June
30,
729.
1,
2.
3.
Elizabeth, born March 25, 1731, and died December Eunice, born April 25, 1733.
1736.
4.
835
14, 1736.
* *
5.
6.
7.
John, born May 4, 1735, and died December John, born March 12, 1737. Joseph, born May 6, 1739.
Israel, born April
6,
1741.
8.
9.
Daniel, born March 16, 1743. David, born November 24, 1745.
10.
Nathaniel,
died soon after his
birtli.
1. 3. 6. 7. 1.
Anna (Huntington)
married June
Collins.
18,
1
752,
He was bom
Collins, born June 30, 1729, in Lebanon, Conn.; Charles, son of the Rev. Timothy and Elizabeth (Hyde) August 5, 1727, in Litchfield, Conn.
children.
*
1.
2.
Lewis, born October 29, 1753. See record (1. 3. 6. 2. 4. 2.). Elizabeth, born September 25, 1755; married James Pierpont of Litchfield, and became the mother of the Rev. John Pierpont,
the poet.
3.
Lois, born October 11, 1757; married Robert Pierpont, one of
4.
whose daughters married Gov. Skinner, of Vermont. Eunice, born October 11, 1757; married James Hococks
chester, Vt.
of
Man-
5.
6.
7.
Anna, born October 10, 1759. Charles, born August 14, 1761. Rhoda, born October 5, 1764 married Evelyn
;
Pierpont, and settled
8.
9.
10.
Haven, Conn. LoRAiNE, born May 1, 1767. Darius, born November 8, 1769. David, born May 1, 1772, and lived
in
New
in Branford,
Conn.
1.
3. 6. 7.5.
12, 1737, in
John Huntington, bom March
June 22, 1769, Lucy, daughter of William Metcalf, and settled in East Haddam. She died April 13, 1818, aged seventy-two, and he died March 5, 1830.
children.
1. 2.
3.
4.
Frances, born January 21, 1770, and never married. Lucy, born January 25, 1772. * John, born March 25, 1773. Abigail, born November 21,1776, and married, first, John
Bird,
5.
6.
7,
and second, Benjamin Keese. She resided in KeeseviUe, N. Y. Israel, born June 2, 1781. William, born October 31, 1784. He never married. He Uved in Alabama. Eunice, born October 31, 1784.
836
1. 3.
6.7. 5.
3.
John Huntinciton,
born ^larch 25, 1773; married Sophia A. Foster, and
lived in Sunderland, INIass.
CHILD.
*
1.
Alonzo
B.
this family
Eight children of
died very young.
1.3.6.7. 5.3.
Alonzo
Conn.
B.
1.
lived in Hartford,
Huntington, married Lydia A. Mott, and

CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
John Henry, born in 1831. William Wilberforce.
Mary
is
4.
Frances. Sophia F.
not any record of this family on Hartford's Vital Statistics.
There
1.3.6.7.5.5.
at East Haddam Landing, June 2, 1781, and Woodstock, Vt. He was a member of the New He resided in Utica and in SyraYork legislature twice, in 1844 and 1845. He was extensively engaged in cuse, N. Y., where he was living in 1858. business, and also, for some time, a teacher of a private school.
Israel Huntington, born
married Mary
W.
Fitch, of
children.
1.
William Woodward,
in 1832.
born
in
1808, and died in Geneva, N. Y.,
2.
John Fitch,
in 1851.
born
in 1810,
and died, unmarried,
in
New
Orleans,
3.
Mary
Ann, born
in
1812; married, in 1837, Charles E. Clark, and
lived in Buffalo,
4.
5.
N. Y.
Skinner,
Israel Edwards, born in 1814, and died in infancy. Eunice Edwards, born in 1817; married, in 1844, E. M.
of Syracuse,
6.
where she resided in 1862. Laura Jane, born in 1819. She was a teacher, and was unmarried, in Syracuse, N. Y., in 1860.
living,
7.
8.
Charles Benjamin, born in 1821. LsRAEL Edwards, boi'n in 1824, and was
1862, unmarried.
living in Syracuse in
9.
Susan Arnold, born

and lived
in St.
in 1826 married Anthony, Minn.

;
in 1852,
Samuel M. Tracy,
837
1.3.6.7.5.5.7.
Charles Benjamin Huntington, born
oline A., daughter of
in 1821; married in 1847, Car-
Samuel Barry,
of
New
London, Conn.
CHILD.
1.
Charles Barry, born
in 1848.
1.3.6.7.6.
Joseph Huntington, born May
ried Rachel Preston, and lived in
and
his
He mar6, 1739, in Lebanon, Conn. Harwinton many years. He died about 1820, wife about 1833, and both were buried in the old grave yard of Harchildren, born in harwinton, conn.
winton.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
in 1780, and was a farmer at River Raisin, C. W. William, born April 12, 1782. Lucy, who married Paul Bluzo. She lived and died in Vermont. Rachel, who married Andrew Frank, of Starkboro, Vt. Rhoda, who married William Tryon, of New Hartford.
Joseph, born
1.3. 6. 7. 6. 2.
born April 12, 1782, in Harwinton, Conn.; married Elizabeth Vincent, born in August, 1791, at Martha's Vineyard, Mass. She was the great-great-granddaughter of William and Susannah (Browning)
Vincent, the settlers of Marthas Vineyard.
saw, NJ Y.
William Huntington,
She died March
1,
1871, in
War-
He was
telligence.
proprietor of carding mills in Harwinton,
Conn., and later in
Daytonville, Conn.
He was
an inventor of some genius, a

8,
man
of unusual in-
He
died
November
1860.
CHILDREN, EXCEPTING THE LAST, BORN IN HARWINTON, CONN.

*
* * *
1. 2.
3.
Mary,
4.
5. 6.
7.
*
*
born February 17, 1810. Solon, born January 13, 1812. Rhoda, born October 13, 1814. Phebe, born September 17, 1817. Elizabeth, boi-n December 19, 1819. CoLLis Potter, born April 16, 1821. Joseph, born March 23, 1823; died unmarried February
23, 1849.
IC,
8.
Susan
L.,
born in August, 1826; married, November

D., of
1849,
William Porter, M.
*
9.
Bridgeport, Conn.
12, 1835.
Ellen Maria, born August
1.3.6.7.6.2.1.
Mary (Huntington)
Conn.; man-ied,
Warsaw, N.
Y.,
Sammis, born February 17, November 4, 1838, David Sammis, a March 8, 1874.
1810, in Harwinton,
farmer, and died in
838
CHILDREN.
1.
CoLLis Huntington.
ing no issue.
He and
his wife, Clara L.,
have died leav-
2. 3.
Martha
J.
4.
Albertus. Charles.
X* 3. o*
ried
o*
<<3.
2.
Harwinton, Conn.; mar-
Solon Huntington, born January
13, 1812, in
June 2, 1840, in Burnt Hills, N. Y., Harriet, daughter of Dr. Henry and She was born August 10, 1821, in Burnt Hills, Sally (Edwards) Saunders. N. Y., and died June 27, 1906, in San Francisco, Calif. He was a manufacturer, merchant and farmer. He removed from Waterbury, Conn., to Oneonta, N. Y., in 1840, where he died August 11, 1890.
children, born in oneonta,
1.
n. y.
Mary Leonora,
live in
born August
7,
1841; married,
June
2,
1868, in
Oneonta, N. Y., Bradley Waters Foster, of Winslow, Me. They

Huntington,
West Va.
10, 1860,
2.
Howard Saunders,
in
born December 30, 1843; died April
Oneonta, N. Y.
1847; died January
6,
3.
4.
5.
George Darwin, born September 26, Henry Edwards, born February 27,
Harriet, born October 29,1852;
N. Y.
1852.
1850.
1,
died August
1855, in Oneonta,
* *
6.
7.
WiLLARD Vincent,
born July 21, 1856.

22, 1861.
Caroline Densmore, born January
1. 3. 6. 7. 6. 2. 2. 4.
born February 27, 1850, in Oneonta, N. Y.; married, first, Mary Alice, daughter of Edwin and Clarissa (Stoddard) He married, second, AraPrentice, of Newark, N. J., November 17, 1873. bella D., widow of CoUis Potter Huntington (1. 3. 6. 7. 6. 2. 6.) July 16, 1913,
in Paris,
Henry Edwards Huntington,
France.
of seventeen
At the age
ta,
he became a clerk
in a
hardware
in
store in
Oneon-
N. Y.
store in
Two years later New York City. A
he obtained a position
short time afterwards he
a wholesale hardware
his uncle,
was placed by
C. P. Huntington, in charge of a sawmill at St. Albans,

latter
W.
Va., which the
had bought in order to get at a reasonable price ties for building the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. He soon bought the sawmill, and ran it sucIn 1880 he began his career in railroad building cessfully for three years.
and management. He superintended the construction of a great part of the Memphis, Paducah and Northern Railway. He became Vice-President and General Manager of the Kentucky Central, and several other lines came under
his direction.
839
He was
in
first
Vice-President of the Southern Pacific Railroad,
and a director
man}' other important corporations.
On
the death of his
uncle, CoUis P. Huntington, in 1900, his vast railroad interests
control of the nephew, a great part of which he soon after transferred to E.
came under the H.

vastly, there-
Harriman.
He
turned
his attention to electric
railways, acquired the control
of the street railroads in
Los Angeles,
with
Cal.,
and developed them
by connecting that
California.
city
many
other places in the
Southern part of
Light and Power
He
also acquired a controlling interest
in the Pacific
Corporation, which
now
furnishes electricity for the electric cars and for
many
other purposes.
He
spent some years in Los Angeles, and built a very fine
The foregoing is by no means a complete account of his acand successes. Of late he has resided mainly in New York, and has given his attention more to book collecting than to corporate management. He owns one of the most valuable libraries in the world.
residence there.
tivities
It is
through his courtesy that we are enabled to give further information
as to the ancestry of our progenitor,
Simon
(1.)
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Howard Edwards,
Clara Leonora,
born February
2,
11, 1876.
2.
born February
1878.
8,
3.
Elizabeth Vincent, born
Febi-uary
3,
1880, in Oneonta, X. Y.
4.
Marian Prentice,
born October
1883, in Oneonta, N. Y.
1.3.6.7.6.2.2.4.
Howard Huntington,
married, August
6,
1.
in St.

30, 1880, in
Albans,
1905, in Berkeley, Cal., Leslie Thayer, daughter of
W. Va.; Adam
Thayer Green.
She was born August

Cal.,
San Francisco,
Cal.
in Tucand Los Angeles, Cal., where he now resides. He does not use his middle name, as his and his father's mail would be mixed where there are two H. E. Huntingtons. They
is
He
a street railway manager, and has lived since he was of age
son, Arizona,
San Francisco,
Cambridge,
^Nlass.,
are Presbyterians.
children.
1.
9,
1906, in Los Angeles, Cal.
2.
Margaret,
born January 23, 1908, in Pasadena, Cal.

10, 1910, in
3.
Harriet, born April
Pasadena, Cal.
1. 3. 6. 7. 6.
2.2.
6.
born July 21, 1856, in Oneonta, February 23, 1882. in San Francisco, Cal., Marie Louisiana, daughter of E. Paul and Louisiana A. (Orndorfi) Ream. She was born Janu-
Willard Vincent Huntington,
N.
Y.; married,
ary 14, 1862, in Cincinnati, O.
840
He was a real estate man, and removed in July, 1877, from Oneonta, N. Y., San Francisco, Cal., where he lived for many years. He was killed in a motor car accident near Otego, N. Y., September 27, 1915. He was a Presbyto
terian.
CHILD.
1.
Edith Marie, born December

Jr.
31, 1882, in
San Francisco,
Cal.;
married, December 15, 1902, in San Francisco, John D. Spreckles,
They
live in
San Francisco,
Cal.
1. 3. 6. 7.
6.2.2. 7.
22,
Caroline Densmore (Huntington) Holladay, born January

1861, in Oneonta, N. Y.; married, February 25, 1896, in
New York
City, to
Edmund Burke, son of Samuel W. and Georgiana Catherine (Ord) Holladay. He was born February 15, 1862, in San Francisco, Cal. Mr. Holladay is an
attorney at law, and a graduate of Hastings College of Law, University of
California, 1883.
They
live in
San Francisco.
children, born in SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

1. 2.
Helen Huntington, born January 18, 1897. CoLLis Huntington, born February 7, 1898.
1.3.6.7.6. 2.3.
Rhoda (Huntington) Dunbar,
10, 1834,
May
Riley Dunbar, and lived in Torrington.
The
history of Torrington,
page 285, gives the date of his birth as January 30, 1813.
children.
1.
Solon George, born October

of
;
6,
1836
married,
first,
Mary
;
Atkins,
Meriden married, second, Mrs. Alice Perkins third. Miss Mary Whitney, of Leominster, Mass. He died March 13, 1912, leaving no issue.
2. 3.
Adelaide, died young.
4.
Adeline Louise. Edward.
1.3.6.7.6.2.4.
Phoebe (Huntington) Pardee, born September
ton, Conn.; married,
17, 1817, in
Harwin-
Henry Spencer, son of Rosel and Polly (Nichols) Pardee. He was born December 24, 1814, in Waterbury, Conn. He was a merchant, and moved from Waterbury to TorOctober
4,
1840, in Torrington, Conn.,
rington, Conn., and thence to Oneonta, N. Y.,
He was
1890, in
married once before
this
marriage.
Baptists.
where he died June 24, 1906. Mrs. Pardee died February 4,
Oneonta,^. Y.
They were
CHILDREN.
1.
841
Edwin, born September
15, 1843,
and died March

5,
25,
1845, in
2.
Waterbury, Conn. Edward Henry, born Se})tember
1847, in Oneonta,
N. Y.
life
After attending private schools he fitted himself for business
at a college in Poughkeepsie, and, shortly after completing his
course there, became associated in a confidential relation with

his uncle, the late Collis P.
thirty-five years
Huntington, and for a period of was connected with the New York office of Mr. Huntington, by whom he was highly prized and with whose activities he was closely associated for that entire period. Upon retiring from active business life, Mr. Pardee returned to Oneonta, and resided there, enjoying the competency acquired during his business career, and finding keen pleasure in the associations of his early life, combined with the gratification of the finer qualities of mind and heart. Some twelve years since he acquired a commanding site opposite the city, overlooking the scenes of his childhood, and there built an attractive country residence, Colliscroft, in which he took a just pride, it being furnished richly and attractively and supplied with a well and carefully selected library indicative of the refined taste of the man. While caring little for the frivolities of society he was fond of music and literature and especially of the companionship of conHe read widely and remained to the last a genial associates. student of men and affairs. He was always an interesting companion and conversationalist. He was a member of the Oneonta, City and Country clubs, relinquishing his membership in social organizations in New York City upon returning to Oneonta. He was public spirited, manifesting always a lively interest in the social and economic welfare of his home city, where he died
November
5,
1914.
We
3.
are indebted to
him and the data he
carefully collected for
many items of interest in this memoir. Franklin Joseph, born September 15,
born December
14, 1861.
1852, in Oneonto, N. Y.;
married, in Afton N. Y., Florence Eugenia Corbin.
She was
He

25, 1854.
4.
5.
Charles Huntington, born March
Mary
Elizabeth, born February 20, 1856, in Morris, N. Y.; married, November 21, 1888, in Oneonta, N. Y., Edward Dayton Lewis, a prominent jeweler of Oneonta, where they now reside.
1.3. 6. 7. 6. 2. 4. 4.
Charles Huntington Pardee, born March
married, in Derby, N. Y.,
25, 1854, in Morris,
N. Y.;
Fanny
Sally McCullor.
He
died
March
1,
1885, in
842
Oneonta, N. Y., and
later
Mrs. Pardee married C.
J.
Mumford,
of Oneonta,
N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Ellen Alta, born June

S. Giles, of
11, 1880, in
Oneonta, where she resides.
2.
Mary Belle, born February

Salem, Mass.
21, 1882, in
Oneonta; married Mervin
They
reside in Lyndonville, Vt.
1.3. 6. 7. 6.2.
in
5.
19, 1819,
5,
Elizabeth (Huntington, Yager) Purdy, born December

Harwinton, Conn.; married,
first,
Iliram Yager, of Oneonta, X. Y., April

;
1842, a farmer, in Kostwright, N. Y., he died in October, 1836
married,
second, Albert Purdy, of Perry Center, N. Y.,
who
died in 1883.
Nearly the whole of her long and useful
where she was held
in
was spent in Oneonta, N. Y., the highest respect, and where she died August 13, 1903.
life
children,
*
1. 2,
(yager.)
Elenora Susan. Josephine, died young.

1. 3. 6. 7.
6.2. 5.
1.
Elenora Susan (Yager) Loveland, married Benjamin Loveland. They reside in Oneonta, N. Y.
children.
1.
2.
Birdella May. Frank Edward.
3.
4.
Harry Huntington. Mary Evelina.

1. 3. 6.
7.6. 2.6.
married,
CoLLis Potter Huntington, born April 16, 1821, in Harwinton, Conn.; first, September 16, 1844, Elizabeth T. Stoddard, of Cornwall, Conn.
in 1883.
She died
He
married, second, July 12, 1884, Mrs. Arabella D.
Wor-
sham. He died at his camp, Pine Knot, in the Adirondacks, August 13, 1900. At his death he Extract from Hartford Daily Times, August 14, 1915. was one of the six men who were at the head of the American railroad system.
an art connoisseur and patron, a humanitarian and financier. His first employment was on a farm at a salary of eighty-four dollars a year and board. After he had saved $175 he started in the clock business and managed to get S3,000 credit on the recommendation of a neighbor. In 184 2 he entered into partnership with his brother, Solon, in the general merchandise
business at Oneonta, N. Y.
Six years later he went to California as a mer-
chant, and, at Sacramento, "Ijegan business under a tent, selling implements
and necessaries
to miners.
A store
next followed.
843
Mr. Huntington then opened partnership in the hardware business with the firm being Huntington & Hopkins. Later on Leland Stanford and Crocker brothers became his business partners and Stanford gave him his first incentive to become a railroad builder. IMr. Huntington then, with Hopkins, the Crockers, T. T. Judah and Stanford, went to work on a scheme, and the survey of the Sierra Nevada mountains for a trans-continental railroad was made on money advanced by them. The result was the organization of the Central Pacific Railroad company, with
Mark Hopkins,
Stanford, president, Huntington, vice-president, and Hopkins, treasurer, with
a capital of S8, 500, 000.
Subsequent undertakings more vast followed, which
included the
first
railroad feat of planning and perfecting the whole California
railroad system of 8,900 miles of track.
Then
followed the formation of a
trans-continental line from Portland Ore., to
New
Orleans.
Next
followed the construction of the Southern Pacific railroad from San
Francisco through Los Angeles, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, a track from ocean to ocean, and the merging of twenty-six corporations with 9,000 miles of track into the organization known as the Southern Pacific company.
The Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad
it,
Virginia had failed to complete
and
was next completed, after the state of in which endeavor many contractors
were ruined. Mr. Huntington then pushed his connections westward, throutrh West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi, until he was able to ride his own private car over his own tracks from the gateway of the Old Dominion on the Atlantic to the Golden Gate on the Pacific coast, a feat accomplished bv no other man in America. Another enterprise which he was identified or associated with was the Pacific Mail Steamship company, with a fleet of sixteen vessels and 17,000
miles of water lines.
Mr. Huntington also founded the city of Newport News, Va., and invested more than $7,000,000 in a ship-yard there, which employed 4,000 men and
turned out battleships.
their
He
there gave
workmen every inducement
to
own
own homes.
CHILDREN.
1.
(adopted.)
Clara Elizabeth Prentice,

a niece of the
first
born in Sacramento, in 1860; was Mrs. C. P. Huntington, and was adopted by
feldt, of
Mr. and Mrs. Huntington. She married Prince Francis HatzWittenburg, Germany, October 28, 1889. They make their home in England.
is
2.
Archer Milton,
wife,
the
son
of
Collis
P. Huntington's
6,
second
by her
first
husband.
He
married, August
9. 1.).
1895,
Helen
Manchester Gates, (1. 3. 6. 7. 6. 2. the Hispanic Society of America.

(juarters are in
In 1904 he founded
its
Though
is
home and headit is
New
York, and
its
origin
American,
an
in-
ternational organization in membership, scope, and character of

its
work.
For about fourteen years he devoted
his time,
and
844
means
to collectinor, rare Spanish books, maps, coins, paintings,
manuscripts, and objects of archaeological interest.
thousand books, had thus been brought together
in
About forty New York.

executed
On
the eighteenth day of
May,
1904, he
and
his wife,
the deed of foundation of the Hispanic Society, to endow a free

public library,
museum, and educational

Eight
lots of
fifty
institution, within the
City of
New
York.
land in
Audubon Park, were
conveyed, and three hundred and

as an
thousand dollars granted
endowment by this deed. The honorary degree of Master of Arts, was conferred upon him, by Yale University in 1897. They reside in New York City.
1. 3. 6. 7. 6. 2. 9.
Ellen Maria (Huntington) Gates, born August

rington, Conn.; married,
12, 1835, in
Tor-
August 6, 1861, in Oneonta, N.Y., Isaac Edwin Gates, of Preston, Conn. She was educated in private seminaries in Galway, N. Y., and Hamilton, N. Y. The liigh quality of Mrs. Gates' ethical and didactic poems several of has caused them to meet with an extraordinary which have been set to music welcome in the hearts of the people of all English-speaking countries. "Your Mission," " The Home of the Soul," " The Prodigal Child," " A Slumber Song," and " Eternity," may be mentioned as her most popular hymns. A collection " Treasures of Kurium," was published in 1895, and another, of her poems " To the Unborn Peoples," in 1913. Mr. and Mrs. Gates reside in New York
City.
CHILD.
1.
Helen Manchester,
7. 6. 2. 6. 2.)
in
married Archer Milton Huntington (1. 3. 6. London, Eng., August 6, 1895. She is the author
The days that Pass," " The Sovereign From the Cup of Silence," " An Apprentice to Truth," "The Moon Lady" and "Marsh Lights." They reside in New
of "
The
Solitary Path," "
Good,"
"
York
City.
1.
3.6.7.
9. He
David Huntington,
graduated at Dartmouth
in
born November 24, 1745, in Lebanon, Conn.

73,
and the same year received the honorary degree Having pursued the study of theology, acceptably under his of B.A., at Yale. pastor. Rev. Dr. Solomon Williams, of Lebanon, he was ordained to the work of the gospel ministry, and installed over the church in Marlborough, Conn., in 17 76, and remained there until 1797, a laborious and successful minister of
1 7
Christ.
He
to
married,
November
5,
1778, Elizabeth Foote, of Colchester,
who
be to him a most excellent wife. She was as much distinguished for her fervent piety, and ior her zeal in doing good, as for her remarkable intelligence, and her unusually complete personal culture.
proved
845
After his dismission from his people in Marlborough, he preached a few
Sabbaths
in
8,
Salem, Conn., yet was never settled there.

1797, over what
is
He was
:
installed,
November
now
the South Church, in Middletown, Conn.
judicious and successful labors of
but by the Mr. H., comparative harmony was restored, and the church again brought to accept more decidedly than ever, the orthoHe removed from this field of labor in 1803, dox Congregational platform. and was installed over the Congregational church in Xorth Lyme, on the 21st of December in that year. Here he remained a faithful preacher and pastor He was a man of eminent piety, and remarkuntil his death, April 13, 1812. lie preached twice on the day able for a uniform and intense religious zeal. of his death, closing, most fittingly, his labors on earth by a sermon of great earnestness from the text, "Set thine house in order, for thou shalt die and not live.'" Before one o'clock, of the following morning, he was no more yet though so suddenly called away, he left with all the composure of one about taking a pleasant walk. One who knew him well, testifies of him, that "he was a very serious minded man, and habitually sensible of the sacredness of
This church had been seriously endangered by the Separatists
his calling."
CHILDREN, BORN IN MARLBOROUGH, CONN.

1.
Betsey Kimberly, born August

Bunce, and resided
family,
in
8,
1779.
She
mamed
Allen
North Lyme.
They had two
children,
Timothy D., who resided at Greenport, L. I., where he had a and Susan, who lived in Lyme. The son, Capt. Timothv
D. Bunce, died at sea, September 12, 1860, having
lost
from the
same vessel, a short time before, a promising and son were much lamented.
*2.
3.
son.
Both father
David, born March

vember
19, 1861.
1,
1784.
Anna, born September
1, 1785, and died in Hamburg, Conn., NoShe was a devoted Christian woman, and died beloved and lamented by all who knew her. She was known, also, as Nancy, as her obituary calls her.
*4.
5.
Leveret Israel Foote, born December 28, 1787. Louisa, born May 29, 1790, and resided in Hamburg, Lyme, in
1860.
1.
3.6.7.9.
1,
2.
a bookseller in
David Huntington,
married, January 30, 1808,
City.
born jSlarch
1784, in Marlborough, Conn., and
Ann
Carly.
He was
New York
He was
a most estimable and worthy man, and died while away from
in Norfolk, Va.,
home, on business,
March
18, 1819, after

tlie
an
illness of ten days.
"He
manifested the most bumble resignation to
divine will."
He had
just
completed the business which had called him abroad, and was on his way to his family in New York, when he was arrested by death. His wife died in New York, February, 1838.
846
CHILDREN.
1.
David, born October
25, 1808,
and died March
19, 1809.
*2.
3.
David Israel,
born
1,
May
10, 1810.
Israel, born July
1812, and died the 13th of the same month.
4.
Mary
5.
Ann, born May 13, 1814, and lived in New York and Hamburg, Conn. William Backus, born October 21, 1816, and died unmarried, November 18, 1847.
1.3.6. 7.9.2.
David Israel Huntington,
born
2.
New London, Ct.; Emily Sophia Chamberlain. She was born in May, 1813, and died November 22, 1881, in Jersey City, N. J. He was a jeweler, and died in Jersey City, N. J., March 26, 1870. They
May
10, 1810, in
married, August 28, 1836, in Morristown, N.
J.,
were Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
1.
David Israel,
in
born June 30, 1837, and died September

31, 1838, in
5,
183 7,
New
York.
2.
Louisa, born October
New
York, and died August
5,
1851, in Jersey City, N. J.

3.
4.
5.
Louisa, born May 26, 1840, in New York married, June 1, 1890, George Lord, who died March 10, 1910. Mrs. Lord died April 22, 1910, in Brooklyn, N. Y. Emily Sophia, born August 7, 1841, in New York, and died June 7, 1868, in Jersey City, N. J. David Israel, born September 14, 1843, and died February 4,
Martha
1865, in Jersey City, N. J.
He
enlisted in August, 1861, in Co.
C, 5th Regt. N. J. Vol., and was honorably discharged in September, 1864.

6.
Mary

7,
15, 1845;
died February
9,
1879, in
Jersey City, N. J.
7.
Marie, born December

Jersey City, N. J.
1846, and died February 27, 1899, in

1848, and died
8.
Marcus Wilbur,
born
May
5,
June
6,
1865, in
Jersey City, N. J.
9.
William Backus, born February He lives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
10, 1850, in Jersey City,
N.
J.
*10.
11.
Henry Lafayette, born August 22, 1852, in Jersey George, born March 30, 1855, and died November
Jersey City, N. J.
City,
N.
J.
30, 1855, in
1.3.6.7. 9.2.2. 10.

Henry Lafayette Huntington,
City,
born August
22,
1852, in Jersey
J.,
N.
J.;
married January 21,1874, in Jersey City, N.
Mary
Eliza
Tracy. ber
3,
847
and died Octo-
She was born April

1894.
25, 1852, in Philadelphia, Penn.,
He was
N.
J.
in the cigar business.
He
died June 24, 1880, in Jersey City,
Mrs. Huntington married
in July, 1881, Israel
Delamater.
j\lr.
Hunt-
ington was an Episcopalian.
CHILDREN.
*1.
*2.
3.
Hakry Lafayette,
Percy, born July
4,
born
May
18, 1875.
5,
William Rutherford, born March

1878,
1877.
1,
and died April
1879.
1.3. 6. 7.9. 2. 2. 10. 1.

Harry Lafayette Huntington,
born
May
18, 1875, in
Jersey City,
N. J.; married, December 21, 1898, in Jersey City, N. J., Jennie, daughter of John and Mary Ann Thomas. She was born July 14, 1878, in St. Helens, Lancashire, England.
He
is
a printer, and lives in Jersey City, X. J.
They
are Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
1.
Edward William,
1901.
born September
3,
2.
Harry Lafayette,
born June 16, 1902.
1.3. 6. 7.9.2.2. 10.2.

William Rutherford Huntington,
City,
born March
5,
187 7, in Jersey
N. J.; married, March 23, 1898, in Newark, N. J., Evaline, daughter of James and Martha (Joyce) Waterhouse. She was born May 6, 1879, in Putsey, England. He is a clerk, and lives in Jersey City.
children.
1.
Russell Charles, born January
10, 1899.
2.
William Howard,
born
May
11, 1904.
1.3.6.7.9.4.
Leveret Israel Foote Huntington,
born December 28, 1787, in
Marlborough, Conn.; graduated at Yale, 1811, and studied theology at Princeton, N. J.; ordained pastor of the Presbyterian church in New Brunswick,
N.
J., in 1815,
until his death,
where he remained, most unweariedly laboring in his profession, May 11, 1820. This "excellent man and eminent servant of
Christ," resembled, in the general features of his character, his father.
He
had a warm heart and a ready hand. The poor, the afflicted, the wronged and oppressed, were drawn toward him by the power of his deep and tender
848
sympathy
for them.
He
could find time, while ministering to the spiritual
wants of the most cultivated of his congregation, to meet, weekly, with the most ignorant and neglected in his parish, for their instruction. "Seldom has one descended to the tomb more respected and beloved." He married Phebe
Marvin, of Lyme, Conn., who, twenty years after his death, married a Rev. Mr. Palmer, of Ohio, who also is dead. She resided with her son, in New
York
City,
and was
in
1861 with her daughter, in Pittsburg, Penn.
CHILDREN, BORN IN
*
*
1.
NEW BRUNSWICK,
N. J.
2.
Jane Elizabeth, born January 23, 1817. Backus Wilbur, born November 3, 1818.
1. 3.
6.7. 9. 4.
1.
Jane Elizabeth (Huntington) Jones,

Brunswick, N.
J.;
born January 23, 1817, in
New
married, in Pittsburg, Penn., December 24, 1839, William
Potter, son of Rev.
John Jones.
They
resided in Pittsburg, Penn., where Mr.
Jones was in the insurance business.

byterian church.
They were both members
of the Pres-
children, born in riTTSBURG, PENN.

1.
William Leverett, born October
29, 1840.
is
2.
Mary Atwood,
terian church,
born March
19,
1842;
member
of the Presby-
and
in
1861 was living
in SeAvickley,
Allegheny
County, Penn.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Fanny, born January 3, 1844, and died April 10, Annie Huntington, born February 19, 1846. Harriet Potter, born March 16, 1849. Jane Elizabeth, born August 4, 1852.
1848.
1.
3. 6.
7.9.4.2.
born November
3,
Backus Wilbur Huntington,

wick, N.
J.;
1818, in
New
Bruns-
married,
first,
February
27, 1845, in
Pine Hills, Dallas City, Ala.,
Elizabeth, daughter of Daniel M. and Mary Ann (Hogan) Riggs. She was born September 27, 1826, in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and died May 27, 1878, in New York, N. Y. He married, second, August 18, 1879, in Portland, Me., Helen Elizabeth, daughter of Marcian and Jane (Collins) Seavey. She was born August 16, 1841, in Bradford, Me. He was a lawyer, and a graduate of Jefferson College, 1836. He moved from New Brunswick, N. J., to Tuscaloosa, Ala., in 1839, to Sumter City, Ala., in 1849, to New York City in 1853, to White Plains, N. Y., in 1882, and to Hempstead, L. I., in 1887, where he died December 17, 1891. He was a member of the Alabama Legislature in 1843, and judge of the He was a Swedenborgian. Circuit Court of Alabama in 1852.
Anne
CHILDREN.
1.
849
Mary,
born April
27, 1846, in Tuscaloosa, Ala.,
and died
May
7,
1899, in Englewood, N. J.
*
*
2.
John, born April
4,
1848. 1850.
in
3. 4.
Madeline, born November 1, Grace, born August 25, 1853,

N. Y.
Selma, Ala.; lives in
New
York,
* *
5.
6.
7.
Wilbur, born November
10, 1855.
Annie, born February 19, 1858. Gertrude, born January 5, 1861, in New York City; married, November 16, 1886, in New York City, Walter Williams, son of Samuel Marvin and Louisa (Clark) Concklin. He was born January 8, 1858, in New York City. Mr. Concklin is a poultryman. He lived in Englewood, N. J., and moved to New London, Conn., where he now lives, in 1904. He served on the Board of Health of Englewood for several years, and prepared the sanitary code.
8.
Jean, born January

22, 1885, in
1893.
New York City; married, October Henry Fitz Randolph, who died in Mrs. Randolph died September 14, 1886, at Lake George,
25, 1863, in
New York
City,
9.
Mr. Randolph was a lawyer and writer. He compiled work of four volumes entitled " Fifty Years of English Song." James, born February 20, 1881, in New York City. He is a photographer, and moved to Brooklyn, N. Y., where he now lives, in
N. Y.
a
1899. He is a Swedenborgian. Roger Samuel, born May 1, 1884,
in
10.
White
Plains,
N. Y.
He
is
an
electrical engineer, a
graduate of Pratt Institute, Brooklyn,

is
N.
11.
Y., 1902.
His business
mostly in the South, with head-
quarters at Greenville, S.
C,
in 1915.
He
is
a Swedenborgian.
Philip, born December 25, 1885, in White Plains, N. Y.; married,

of Frederick
October 31, 1911, at Sea Cliff, N. Y., Adeline Golden, daughter H. and Carrie (Golden) Maidment. He is a lawyer, a graduate of the New York Law School, 1907. He has lived in
Brooklyn, N. Y., from 1899 to date, (1911.)
Co. E, 23d Regiment, National
He
is
sergeant in
Guard
of
New
York.
He
is
president and chairman of the executive committee of the Y. P.

S. C.
E. Swedenborgian.
1. 3. 6.
7.9.4.2. 2.
4,
John Huntington,
ary 27, 1871, in
Cornelia
out,
born April
City,
1848, in Selma, Ala.; married, Febru-
New York
Mary
Catherine, daughter of Daniel and

10, 1849, in
Ann
(Cornell) Horton.

in Dallas,
Rond-
N. Y.
54
He
was a merchant, and^died
Texas, January 24, 1886.
850
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Daniel KiGiS, born December 24, Douglas, born December 28, 1876.
1871.
3.
Daughter, born
Gladys, born
in
in Arlington,
Texas.
4.
Arlington, Texas.
1.3.6. 7. 9. 4.2.2.
I^. J.;
1.
24,
Daniel Uiggs Huntington, born December
1871, in
Newark,
married, July 20, 1904, in Cleveland, O., Jessie Maude, daughter of John
Shannon and Mary Moi-rison (Bell) Lytle. She was born in Youngstown, O. He is an architect. He moved to Denver, Col., in 1900, and to Seattle Wash., where he now lives, in 1905. He was secretary of the Washington State Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, and treasurer of the Colorado Chapter of the same body.
CHILD.
1.
Daniel Riggs, born December
30, 1906, in Seattle,
Wash.
1. 3.
6.7. 9.4. 2.2. 2.

born December
28, 1876, in
Douglas Huntington,
New York
City;
married, June 27, 1905, in Denver, Colo., Mabel Gray, daughter of George
and Jessie Alexandria fCooper) Adv. She was born April 16, 1880, in Kansas City, Missouri. He is an accountant and traveling auditor. He moved to Denver, Colo., in 1901, and to Seattle, Wash., where he now lives, in 1906. He was first lieutenant and adjutant in the National Guard of Colorado, and has served on riot duty at Cripple Creek, Telluride, and Trinidad, Colo. He They enlisted November 11, 1901, and was discharged January 20,1906.
are Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Douglas, born June 30, 1906, in Ethel Gladys, born September
Seattle,
Wash.
Wash.
28, 1909, in Seattle,
1.3. 6. 7. 9. 4. 2. 3.
born November 1, 1850, in LivAlabama; married, October 31, 1878, in New York City, Heinrich AVilhelra Theodor, son of Carl and Franciska (Ilaenschel) Mertens. He was born September 25, 1851, in Bremen, (Jermany. Mr. Mertens Mas Consular Agent of the United States for the I'ort of
ingston,
Madeline (Huntin(;ton) Mertens,
Valencia, Spain, and Consul for the Austrian Empire at the same port.
He was the grandson of Dr. Franz Carl Mertens. who was head of the Handlung Schulc in Bremen, Germany, and who is still widely known in the scientific world of to-day through his botanical researches and the large herbarium and collection of algae
in the
museum
at St. Petersburg, Russia.
Mr. Mertens was educated
at the
851
in
Gymnasium
Stuttgart,
Germany,
served the
passed the examinations for volunteer service in the
German army,
required year, and subsequently, in 1871, came to the United States.
Here
institu-
he took out naturalization papers, as he greatly admired the laws and

tions of this country.
In 1878 he went to Valencia, Spain, where for twelve years he was
dili-
gent in forwarding the commercial and diplomatic relations between that
His life was exposed to no little danger before the outbreak of our war with Spain, by infuriated mobs surrounding the consulate upon various occasions. It was generally conceded that at one time he saved the city of Valencia from a day of bloodshed, when the populace had become greatly incensed at the insults they believed themselves to have received from the United States government. The Queen Regent of Spain conferred an order of Knighthood upon him for his distinguished services. Exception was made regarding his nationality by the Austrian government because of his unusual qualifications, and he was induced to take over their Vice Consulate. Later his post was raised to full consulate, and he received two orders of Knighthood from the Emperor Franz Joseph, because of faithful services rendered, and a complimentary decoration for his long years of service. He died in Berlin, Germany, May 25, 1906. Mrs. Mertens and her children were residing in Los Angeles, Calif., in
1915.
country and the United States through his post as Consular Agent.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Edith Carmen, born July 9, 1880, in Valencia, Spain. Karl August Rudolf, born August 1, 1883. Franciska Annita Thekla, born August 18, 1885, in Bremen,
Germany.
1.3.6.7. 9. 4.2.
Karl August Rudolf Mertens,
Spain; married, September
9,
3. 2.
1,
born August
1883, in Valencia,
1907, in Los Angeles, Cal., Theodora
Graham.
They
live in Glendale, Cal.
CHILD.
1.
Carl Weldon.
1.3. 6. 7. 9.4. 2.5.

Wilbur Huntington,
Hiram and
New York
City;
married, February 27, 1878, in Stockton, Maryland, Sarah King, daughter of
in Staten Island,
She was born May 17, 1855, N. Y. He is a warehouseman, and has lived in New York City, Staten Island, N. Y., Montclair, N. J., Newark, N. J., and now lives in Colorado Springs,
Adeline (Vreeland) Wandell.
Amy
852
Colo.
They
Paul's
are Episcopalians, and lie was for many years, vestryman of St. Memorial Church, Edgewater, Staten Island, and for some years, warden of St. James Church, Upper Montclalr, N. J.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
15, 1878; married, December 20, 1899, Aida Marion Lee Hargrave. They live in Waldwick, N. J. Faith, born May 4, 1894; lives in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Ralph, born December
1.3.6. 7.9. 4.2.6.

City; married,
Annie (Huntington) Allen, born February 19, 1858, in New York October 6, 1885, in New York City, Thomas Woodruff Allen,
in Cincinnati. Ohio, September 26, 1858. Mr. Allen graduated from tlie Cincinnati High School, and went into the drug business. Finding this tooconfining he removed to Texas, where he was one of the owners of an extensive ranch, and, on account of his great strength, both physical and mental, and of his high moral character, he became one of the Vigilance Committee of Tom Green Co., Texas. After four years of this strenuous life he returned to Cincinnati, O., and
who was born
married Emily Meigs Keitle.
She died
in
1884.
Mr. Allen
is
president of
the John H. Hibbue Dry Goods Co., director in several banks, one of the commissioners for the S3,000,000 court house and jail in Cincinnati, and holds
membership in the Commercial and Business Mens', and Queen City Clubs, and other orijanizations for the growth and imj)rovement of Cincinnati. He is also Federal Jury Commissioner. He is senior warden in the Church of our Saviour, in Mt. Auburn (P^piscoHe is a liberal Democrat, voting for the best man on pal), in Cincinnati. either side; a most estimable citizen, husband, father and friend.
children.
1.
RA'i'NOR
Huntington, born May
17, 1887.
He
graduated from
the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1910.

2.
3.
Grace De Silver, born July 15, 1889. Walter Woodruff, born August 17, 1901.
1.3.6.8.
Lebanon, Conn., August 15, 1708. He See page 422, and resided in Lebanon, where he died August 22, 1753, of dysentery; his will having been made August 20, and probated October 2, 1753. His name occurs on the church records without date. After his death his widow married Capt. Daniel Throop, of Lebanon. She died in Lebanon, November 7, 1791.
in
married.
May
15,
1735, Sarah (1.
3. 3. 3. 1.)
1.
853
Sarah, born March

of
5,
1738, and married Rev. Jonathan (1.3.4.2.5.),

see
Worthington,
JNIass.,
page 554, where she died
May
13,
1790.
*
*
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Ebenezer, born September 27, 1740. Simon, born February 8, 1742-3, and died August Eunice, born March 28, 1745born August 25, 1749. Jabez, born February 16, 1752, and died August
20, 1753.
*
*
Andrew, Hannah,
born ^lay
9,
1747.
18, 1753.
1
and married Sarah Edgerton.
3. 6. S> 2.
1740, in Lebanon, Conn.,
Indies.
Ebenezer Huntington, born September 2 7, He died in the West

CHILD.
*
1.
RoswELL, born
in 1763.
1.3.6.8.2.1.
RoswELL Huntington,
in
born
in
1763; married
Mary Palmer, and

'
lived
North Carolina, and died
in
Marion, Ala.
children.
*
*
1.
2.
3.
William, born September John, born in 1808. Nancy, married a Hogan.
8,
1792.
1. 3. 6. 8. 2. 1. 1.
William Huntington,
married,
born
in
Hillsboro, N.
C, September
8,
1792;
in
9,
December 9, 1819, Frances Robeson Howze. She was born Franklin County, N. C, December 28, 1802, and died in Marion Ala., July
1877.
He
died in Marion, Ala., October 22, 1874.

original,
Copied from the
which was written on the back

homestead,
of a photograph.
Alone
in the dear old
That once was
full of hfe,
Ringing with girlish laughter. Echoing boyish strife,
We
And
" Is
it
two are waiting together, oft as the shadows come.

night"
With tremulous
are the children at home? "
voice he calls me,
854
" Yes, love," I
answer him gently,

long ago,"
(quivering treble,
" They're
all
home
And
sing in
my
song, so soft
and low,
to slumber
Till the old
man drops
With
his
head upon his hand

myself the number
in
And
I tell to
At home
a better land.
Home
Shall
where never a sorrow, dim their eyes with tears,

the smile of
all
Where
I
God
is
on them.
Through
know yet my arms are empty, That fondly folded seven, And the Mother heart within me.
Is almost starved for
the sunny years.
Heaven.
Marion, Ala.,
William Huntington, 80 years, 5 mo.

1873.
February
6,
F. R. Huntington, 70 years, 2 mo.
The young live forward in Hope, The old live backward in Memory.
'
My
All
time of sorrow and of joy, Great God, are in
my
enjoyments come from Thee, and go at
Thy hand. Thy command.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
John W., born November 5, 1820, died October 24, 1821. William Henry, born July 14, 1823. Isaac Howze, born April 25, 1827, died October 12, 1850. Duke Howze, born January 17, 1831; died September 6, 1844. Thomas Roswell, born March 15, 1835; died April 1, 1837, Martin P., born October 29, 1837, and was drowned August
1852.
28,
7.
David Yarborough,
in the Confederate
born October 16, 1840, and was killed Au-
gust 16, 1862, in the second battle of Manassas, being a soldier
Army.
1. 3. 6. S 2* 1* 1* 3.

Robinson.
born July 14, 1823
married Elizabeth
4,
She was born April
7,
1826, and died
March
1907.
He
died
March
10, 1885.
CHILDREN, BORN IN MARION, ALA.

1.
2.
Annie Moore, born November 24, 1849; Frances William, born July 20, 1851.
died
December
13, 1870.
*
3.
855
4.
Irene Reynolds, born September 20, 1853. Joel Reynolds, born August 13, 1858; died February
1.
8,
1859.
3.6. 8. 2. 1.
1. 2. 2.
20, 1851
;
Frances William (Huntington) Howell, born July

ried,
mar-
January
16, 1873,
Walter Hines Howell, who died December
28, 1905.
Mrs. Howell lives in Birmingham, Ala.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Nannie Huntington,
I.
born Se])tember
19, 1873.
3.
Huntington, born July 30, 1876. William Reynolds, born Xovember 10, 1878 married June 5, They live at Fort Stockton, Texas. 1907, Annie Davenport.
;
He
*
4.
5.
is
a minister.
Irene Huntington. Walter Hines, born August

Marion, Ala.
1,
1883; died
November
22, 1884, in
6.
7.
Henry IIowze, born November 3, 1884. Eugene Randolph, born June 28, 1887;
in
died
December
1,
1889,
Bessemer, Ala.
1.3. 6. 8. 2.
1. 1.
2. 2. 1.
;
Nannie Huntington (Howell) Wadeson,

married, June 15, 1897, in Bessemer, Ala.,
II.
Ralph
Weyman Wadeson.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Ralph W., born March 24, 1889, in Bessemer, Ala. John Temple, born January 4, 1903, in Birmingham,
1.
Ala.
3.6.8.2.
1.
1.2. 2. 2.
14, 1903,
I.
Huntington Howell, born

Ala.,
July 30, 1876; married, January
in
Birmingham,
Kate Leonard.
She died April
16, 1914.
CHILD.
1.
Kate Leonard,
born January
25,
1905
died June
6,
1906.
1. 3. 6. 8. 2. 1. 1. 2. 2.4.
Irene Huntington (Howell) Woodrow, married, June Charles E. Woodrow. CHILDREN.
1.
11,
1902,
Walter Howell,
born July 18, 1903.
2.
3.
Charles E., born August 4, 1908. Robert Smith, born January 22, 1913.
856
1.3. 6. 8.2.
11,
1. 1.
2.2.6.
3,
Henry Howze Howell, 1912, Amy W. Burney.

1.
born November
1884; married,
September
CHILDREN.
Henry Howze,
born October
3,
1913.
2.
Amy
Frances, born May
23, 1915.
1.3. 6.8. 2.
1. 1. 2.
3.
Irene Reynolds (Huntington) Brown, born September 20, 1833 married, December 27, 1871, Charles G. Brown. She died June 19, 1875.
CHILD.
1.
Bessie Reynolds, born October
3,
1874; died October 25, 1874.
1.3.6.8.2.
John Huntington, born
Miss.
in
1. 2.
C; married, near
1808, in Greensboro, N.
Tuscaloosa, Ala., Salina Gray, in 1839, and died in July, 1855, in Pontotoc,
CHILDREN, BORN IN PONTOTOC, MISS.

1.
*2.
3.
John Gray, bom June 22, 1841; Valeria Rebecca, born March
lives in his native

11, 1843.
town.
Mary
Miss.
Louisa, born
in
1845; died in March, 1909, in Okolona,
*4.
5.
*6.
7.
Robert Roswell, born November 26, 1848. Deseret, born in 1850; died in 1855, in Pontotoc, Miss. William Martin, born March 6, 1853; lives in Pontotoc, Miss. Anlo, born November 9, 1855; married H. F. Waller, and died in
Okolona, Miss., in January, 1904.
1. 3. 6. 8. 2.
Pontotoc, Miss.; married, September
1.2. 2.
1843, in
Valeria Rebecca (Huntington) Hall, born March 11, 3, 1867, in Pontotoc, Andrew
Jackson,
son of Fenton and Ruth (Clarke) Hall.
March 12, 1839. Clarke, who resigned from

Carolina,
Colonies in
battle of
Anderson County, So. William the British Navy to cast his lot with the American the Revolutionary War, and received honorable mention at the
in
He was born
He
is
also a great-great-grandson of Sir
Bunker
Hill.
His grandmother was Amelia Hooper, daughter of William Hooper, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. He is still living in Mississippi. Mrs. Hall died May 24, 1896, in
Okalona, Miss.
CHILDREN, BORN IN PONTOTOC, MISS.
1.
857
Frank Huntington,
1880.
born
in
June, 1868, and died October 25,
*2.
Deseret Ruth,
born March
15, 1871.
1.3.6. 8. 2.
Miss.; married,
1.
2.2.2.
15, 1871, in Pontotoc,
Deseret Ruth (Hall) Miller, born March
February 23, 1893, in Natchez, Miss., Charles Oilman, son of John Oibbons and Mary (March) Miller. He was born at Point Breeze, N. Y., in 1862. He is a physician, and they live at Natchez, Miss.
1.
Frances Huntington, born December

1,
18, 1895;
married June
1915, Dr. William Johnson Witt, of Tupelo, Miss.
1.3. 6. 8.2. 1.2.4.

Robert Roswell Huntington,
Miss.; married,
born November
26, 1848, in Pontotoc,
Okolona, Miss., Kate, daughter of William Salee and Wilhelmina (Reynolds) Deavenport. She was born July 10, 1850.
26, 1875, in
May
He was
moved
to
a salesman, and lived in Pontotoc, Miss., until 1868,

3,
when he
Okolona, Miss., where he lived until his death, July

a Presbyterian.
1910.
He was
1.
child.
Robert Howard, born April 27, 1879. He lives Springs, Arkansas. He is a physician and surgeon.
in
Eureka
1.3.6.8.2.
William Martin Huntington,
ary 22, 1888, Jessie Carr.
1. 2. 6.
6,
born March
1853; married Febru-
They
live in Pontotoc, Miss.
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
Charlotte Gray, born December 13, John William, born March 8, 1892.
Nellie Carr, born July 14, 1894. Thorpe Asbury, born February 12,
1889.
4.
1897.
1.3.
6.
8.4.
28,
Eunice (Huntington) Willes, born March

the eighth child of Rev.
1745, in Lebanon,
Conn., and married, December 13, 1764, Deacon Joshua Willes, of Franklin,
Henry and Martha (Kirtland)
Willes.
858
CHILDREN.
1.
Jabez, born September
10, 1765.
4, 1768.
2.
Temperance, born March
3.
Martha,
born July 27, 1771.

15, 1781.
4.
Joseph Huntington, born June

1.
3.6. 8. 5.
May
9,
Andrew Huntington,
ried, April 17, 1768, Rutli,
born
He marofficer.
daughter of Elijah Hyde, of Lebanon, and Ruth
Tracy.
She was born
in
Lebanon,
May
5,
1746.
He was
a military
He
died July 16, 1811.

*
1.
2
3
*
*
4. 5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Simon, born February 18, 1769. AzEL, born October 25, 17 70. Elijah, born November 18, 1772; married Eunice Frink, and lived in Carlisle, N. Y. He died July 14, 1843, having no children. His widow was living in 1859. Ebenezer, born February 14, 17 75. Sarah, born June 19, 1777. Eunice, born July 30, 1779; married Ebenezer (1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 5.) see page 433. Roger, born March 4, 1782, and died August 22, 1783. Jabez, born August 6, 1784, and died single, November 12, 1832. Roswell, born September 14, 1786. John, born May 27, 1789, and died April 16, 1791.
* 11.
Andrew, born May

1.
31, 1791.
3. 6. 8.5. 1.
18, 1769, in
Simon Huntington, born February

in Lebanon,
Lebanon, Conn., and
married, as his son's record says, February 18, 1795, Sarah Fitch.
He
resided
where he
died, October
3,
1819.
children.
1.
Maria, born
Lebanon, November 27, 1796, and married September 14, 1825, Hezekiah W. Ripley of New York, for many years She died in New in the service of the American Bible Society.
in
city,
York
2.
December
20, 1850,
having had one daughter.
3.
Marietta, twin sister with the above, married February 21, 1824, Henry B. Williams, a farmer in Lebanon. They had children. Sarah, born December 12, 1799, in Lebanon, and died February
20, 1801, in
Lyme, Conn.
born
in
4.
John Roger,
Lebanon, January
18,
1802, and lived in
Richfield, Ohio.
5.
Simeon Fitch, born
in
Lebanon, December
3,
1806.
859
1.3.6. 8.5.
married
1. 5.
1806, in Lebanon, Conn.;
Simeon Fitch Huntington, born December 3,
Mary, (laughter of Jesse and Deborah (Hull) Brush. She was born February 15, 1806, in Catskill, N. Y., and died May 15, 1890, in Rochester, N. Y. He was a physician and surgeon, and died in DeSoto, Wisconsin, November 7, 1879. They were Presbyterians.
5,
May
1835, in Westport, Conn., Antoinette
children.
The
* *
1. 2.
last five children
were born
in
Oswego, N. Y.
3,
Sarah Deborah,
born March
1836.
3.
Henry Brush, born December 27, 1837. Edward Fitch, born April 23, 1840, in
September
the Civil
12, 1862,
Catskill,
N. Y., and died
on the march near Memphis, Tenn., during

a
War.
He was
member
the
of Co. E, 25tli AVisconsin
Regt., and was buried in
National Cemetery, Memphis,
Tenn.
4. 5. 6.
7.
Samuel Sherwood, born March 9, 1842; lives Hezekiah Ripley, born January 28, 1844.
in
Omaha, Neb.
Mary Charlotte, born January 19, 1846; lives in Omaha, Neb. Emma M., born January 9, 1848; died, unmarried, April 5, 1871, in
Mount Airy, Wis. Julia, born Januarv N. Y.
9,
8.
1848; died February 18, 1849, in Oswego,
1. 3. 6.
8.5.
1. 5. 1.
3,
Sarah Deborah (Huntington) Miner, born March

O.; married,
1836, in Akron,
December 10, 1858, in Mt. Airy, Wis., Parsons Dorr Miner. He was born August 12, 1828, in Monterey, Mass., and was living in Carter, Wis., in 1915, where his wife died November 22, 1910.
children.
1.
Wilbur Edward,
born September
12, 1859.
He owns
with his
brother, Henry, several thousand acres of lumber land in Forest
County, Wis., and they operate a large lumber mill in Carter, Wis.
2.
Henry Thomas,
Wilbur.
born January 26, 1863; partner of his brother,

1865; unmarried, and lives in
a farmer, and lives in
3.
Mary
Elizabeth, born February

born February
2,
Carter, Wis.
4.
Hiram Parsons,
6,
1869
is
Burnett, South Dakota.
5.
Alice Huntington, born January
8,
1874.
860
1. 3. 6. 8. 5. 1. 5. 1. 5.
January
Alice Huntington (Miner) Slater, born January 29, 1896, Henry Slater, and lived in Retreat, Wis.
CHILDREN.
1.
8,
1874; married,
Sarah Elizabeth,
born July
29, 1901.
She
is
a student at the
2.
High School in Viroque, Wis. Theodore Miner, born August
(1915.)
5,
1904.
1.3.6.8.
Henry Brush Huntington,
5. 1. 5. 2.
27,
born December
1837, in Akron, O.;

Letitia,
])orn
married, October 17, 1867, in Davenport, Iowa,
Mary
John Frederick and Margaret (Jones) Davies.

1844, in Davenport, Iowa.
She was
daughter of February 22,

to
He
is
an attorney
at law,
and moved from Davenport, Iowa,
Wausau,
Wis., in 1880, where he
now
resides.
They
are Presbyterians.
children.
1.
Margaret Davies,
ried,
born July
25, 1869, in
Davenport, Iowa., mar-
2.
November 9, 1898, in Wausau, Wis., William Franklin Goodrich. They live in Lacrosse, Wis. Antoinette Brush, born August 12, 1875, in Davenport, Iowa.
1.3. 6. 8.5. 2.
Azel Huntington, born October
in Leicester, Mass.,
25, 1770, in
November
30, 1797,
Hannah Robinson.
8,
They
lived in
Spencer, Mass., where he died, Sej)tember

1850.
1839, and his widow, August 4,
CHILDREN.
The
* *
1.
2. 3.
first
two of
this family
were born
1,
in Leicester, Mass., the rest in
Spencer, Mass.
Harriet, born December Oren, born December 19,

Selina, born September
1798.
1800.
25, 1803; married, June 28, 1827, Lorv White of Spencer, Mass., where he died November 11, 1829, and
she married in Leicester, February, 1848, Charles Sj)rague.

4.
Alma, born
13, 1825.
July
1,
1805, and died in Spencer, Mass., September
5.
6.
DuLCENA, born June 28, 1807. Azel, born May 22, 1809, and died
26, 1841.
in
Union, Mass., November
7.
8.
Jabez, born January 19, 1811. Ozias, born November 10, 1812.
9.
861
10.
Sophia, born March 26, 1816. Julia Ann, born May 5, 1818; married,
ber 12, 1837, Eleazer Bemis.
in
Spencer, Mass., Octo-
* 11.
Emeline, born March
22, 1821.
1.3.6.8.5.2.1.
Harriet (Huntington) Kingsbury,
Leicester, Mass.;
born December Thomas Kingsbury,
1,
1798,
in
of Spencer,
Mass.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Henry Huntington, born February Addison, born April 23, 1838. Edwin, born December 24, 1840.
15, 1837.
1. 3. 6. S. 5. 2. 2.
Oren Huntington,
ried, first,
born December
19, 1800, in Leicester, Mass.;
mar-
Ware, Mass., Thankful Mary Ann Paige, who died January 24, 1838. He married, second, November 7, 1839, in Springfield, Ohio, Orinda Armstrong. She died in Richmond, Ind. He was a hotel owner. He lived in Zanesville, O., until 1831, when he moved to Richmond, Ind., where he died in 1880.
October
14, 1827, in
CHILDREN,
1.
THF.
LAST THREE WERE BORN
IN
RICHMOND, IND.
Eliza Jane, born September

July 26, 1829.
13, 1828, in
Putnam, Ohio, and died
*2.
3.
4.
INIartha Ann, born May 27, 1830. Julius Azel, born July 26, 1840, and died in Cincinnati, O. Garry Armstrong, born July 4, 1845, and died February
1852.
28,
5.
6,
1854, and died in Richmond, Ind.
1. 3. 6.
8.5. 2.2.
2.
27,1830, in Zanesville,
Martha Ann (Huntington) Miller, born May
Ohio; married, December 12, 1854, in Richmond, Ind., Andrew Milton, son He was born July 17, 1832, in of Andrew and Apalonia (Zacharias) Miller.
Westminster, Md.
Mr. Miller was a merchant, and died

His wife died in the same town,
in
May
14, 1875.
Richmond, Ind., March 8, 1880. They were Presbyterians.
CHILDREN, born IN RICHMOND, IND.

*1.
2.
Richard Oren,
born November
3,
1855.
Thomas
Jesse, born July
25, 1859,
and died August
8,
1879, in
Richmond, Ind.
862
3.
Charles Milton, born August

1879, in Richmond, Ind.
29, 1861,
and died November
7,
*4.
Frederick Daniel, born January
10, 1866. 18, 1869.
*5.
Frank Zacharias,
born October
1.3.6. 8. 5.2.2. 2.
Richard Oren Miller, born November
married Violet Bingham.
3,
1.
1855, in
Richmond,
Ind.;
They
live in
Chicago,
111.
children.
1. 2.
Richard Oren died in infancy. Martha Eleanor, born December

;
30, 1908.
1. 3.
6.8. 5.2.2.2. 4.
10, 1866, in
Frederick Daniel Miller, born January
Richmond,
Ind.; married, April 3, 1889, in Walkerville, Md., Alice,
daughter of Charles
H. Fulton. Mr. Miller is a merchant, an active member of the Reformed Church, a Mason, Knight of Pythias, member of the Independent Order of Mechanics, and of the Royal Arcanum. He went to Westminster, Md., in June, 1880, and still lives there. While attending school Mr. Miller also gave his attention to business, for which he
exhibited remarkable aptitude.
He
acted as salesman in a dry goods store for

In 1894 they
a time, and, in April, 1887, began the clothing and men's furnishing business, with his brother Frank, ns his partner. trade to their business, and
added the dry goods

Mr.
now have
large double stores, each 22x150 feet,
two
stories, in the
Albaugh
block. East
Main
street,
near the railroad.

is
Miller has always been a progressive business man, and
identified with every
public business enterprise for the advancement of the interests and the im-
provement
of this city.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Alice Estelle, born December 3, 1889. Harriet Huntington, born March 6, 1892. Louise Fulton, born January 10, 1897.
1.
3.6. 8.5. 2. 2. 2. 5.
born October
18, 1869, in
Frank Zacharias Miller,

married, October
9,
Richmond,
Ind.;
1895, in Westminster, Md., Grace Etta Hering.
They
live in Westminster,'
Md.
CHILD.
8,
1.
Catherine Hering, born June
1898.
863
1.3. 6.8.5.2.5.
DuLCENA (Huntington) Craige,
in Spencer, Mass.
born June 28, 1807,
in
Spencei-,
Mass.; married, April 23, 1836, in Spencer,
Nathan Craige,
Jr.,
and resided
CHILDREN.
1.
Geokge Azel,
born January
18,
1837;
married,
December
22,
2.
3.
and has one daughter. Sarah Louisa, born February 2, 1839; married, September 1858, Abraham Capen, of Spencer, and has two children. Nathan Huntington, born May 3, 1841, and died August
1858, Ellen Jones,
18,
30,
1846.
4.
William Choate,
born April
29, 1847,
and died August
6,
184 7.
1.3.6.8.5.2.7.
Jabez Huntington, born January
in Marlboro,
June
23, 1836,
October
12, 1852.
He
19, 1811, in Spencer, Mass.; married, Mrs. Sarah Parmenter, who died in the same place, resided in Marlboro, Mass., in 1860.
children, RORN in MARLBORO, MASS.

1.
2.
John Goodhue, born April 19, 1837. Sarah Howe, born January 5, 1839; Theodore Maham of Marlboro.
Azel, born August
10. 1841,
married, October 11, 1860,

11, 1841.
3.
and died August
4.
George Day,
1. 3.
6.8. 5.2.8.
in
OziAs Huntington, born November 10, 1812, in Spencer, Mass.; married, Marlboro, Mass., January 19, 1844, Mary Rice. They live in Marlboro.
CHILDREN.
1.
^NIary Ann, born
May
20, 1845.
3,
2.
3.
William Bradford, born February
1847.
Emma Susannah,
born October
4,
1851.
1.3. 6. 8. 5. 2. 9.
married.
Sophia (Huntington) Rice, born March 26, 1816, in Spencer, Mass.; May 18, 1844, in Spencer, Edward Gershom Rice, of Marlboro, Mass.
CHILDREN.
1.
Harriet, born April
16, 1845,
2.
Susannah Sophia,
1851.
born February
and died August 1, 1851. 13, 1848, and died August
14,
864
3.
Cornelia Hannah, born October

1851.
25, 1849,
and died August
17,
4.
5.
6.
7.
Julian Huntington, born December 23, 1851. Cordelia Hyde, born January 25, 1854. Harriet Amelia, born March 17, 1857. Edward Huntington, born May 16, 1859.
family were living in Marlboro, Mass., in 1860.
The
1.3. 6. 8. 5.2. 11.

Emeline (Huntington) Allen, born March
Spencer, Mass.,
22, 1821,
and married,
in
November 5, 1846, William Allen, Allen died November 8, 1860. CHILDREN.

1.
of Worcester, Mass.
Mrs.
Charles Huntington, born June

1850.
27, 1848,
and died August
15,
2.
Harriet Eliza,
1861.
born November 10, 1851, and died February

23, 1855,
1,
3. 4.
Emma
Jane, born June
and died July

15, 1860.
11, 1855.
Nellie Sophia, born September
1.3.6.8.5.4.
Ebenezer Huntington, born February 14, 1775, in Lebanon, Conn., and married, October 11, 1802, Mehetabel Swift, of Mansfield. He was a clothier and farmer, living in Becket, Mass., where he died, January 31, 1835. His wife died January 19, 1870, in her ninetieth year.
children.
1.
Mehitabel, born October 17, 1803, and died June 17, 1865, unmarried, in Becket, Mass.
2.
Sophronia, born January

died February
2,
28, 1805,
and lived
in Becket,
Mass.
She
1869, unmarried.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
He was a bookkeeper and always Uved in Becket, where he died May 7, 1891. He was married in Newton Falls, Ohio, March 24, 1869, to Sarah Blush, daughter of Oliver and Abi (Starr) Smith, and widow of Dr. James Uriah Church. She was born January 4, 1838, in Middlefield, Mass., and was living in Becket, Mass., in 1908. Charles, born January 23, 1811, and died September 7, 1812. Frances Diana, born January 2, 1813, and lived with her sister, Mrs. Townsend, in New Haven. She was an excellent Christian woman, and died in Becket, June 9, 1860, unmarried. Emily Clark, born September 24, 1815, and died in Becket, December
21, 1836.
Melissa Hyde, born March 13, 1807. William Swift, born November 28, 1808.
*
*
8. 9.
865
Charles Thomas, born November 17, 1817. George Henry, born October 20, 1820.
23, 1824.
2,
10.
1822,
and died
and died
in Becket,
September September
11.

29, 1829.
11, 1826,
in Becket,
1.3. 6.8.5. 4. 3.
Melissa Hyde (Huntington) Townsend, born March 13, 1807, in May 4, 1847, in New Haven, Conn., Amos Townsend, Jr. They resided in New Haven, and were much esteemed for their benevolence and usefulness. Mrs. Townsend died in New Haven, April 27, 1894,
Becket, Mass.; married,
and Mr. Townsend, July
17, 1885.
He
was cashier
of the National
New
Haven Bank
for over fifty years.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Sarah Melissa, born May 5, 1849, and died December 9, 1861. Robert Donaldson, an adopted child. He was managing editor
of
The Outlook
in 1915.
1.3. 6. 8. 5. 4. 8.
Charles Thomas Huntington, born November
Mass.; married,
17, 1817, in Becket,
March
28, 1848, in Hinsdale, Mass.,
Sarah Huntington White,
(1. 3. 4. 2. 5. 3. 6. 1.) see
page 562.
in 1872, to "West Brookfield, Mass., in 1876,
He was
in 1859, to
a farmer, and moved from Stockbridge to No. Brookfield, Mass.,
WiUiamstown, Mass.,
and
to Toledo, Ohio, in 1906.
He was deacon in the Union Congregational Church, in North Brookfield, from 1860 to 1872. He died in Toledo, Ohio, January 14, 1913.
child.
*
1.
Charles White, born May
22, 1854.
1.3. 6. 8.5.4. 8. 1.
Charles White Huntington, born May
Mass.; married,
of
7,
22, 1854, in
Stockbridge,
November
16, 1881, in Boston, Mass.,
Delia Frances, daughter
Henry Penninian and Adelia Maria (Warren)

1854, in Cambridge, Alass.,
Bliss.
She was born March

Hall
Ellis, in
and died January

28, 1913,
18, 1910, in Toledo, Ohio.
Mr. Huntington married, second, July

Ohio.
Emma
Toledo,
He
is
a clergyman, a graduate of Wilhams College, 1876, and of Andover
Theological Seminary, 1881.
He was
pastor of the Congregational Church in
Ellsworth, Me., from 1881 to 1884, of the Central Congregational Church, in
Providence, R.
I.,
from 1884
to 1888, of the
High
Street Church, in Lowell,
Mass., from 1888 to 1905, from 1905 to 1914 was pastor of the Central Con65
866
grcgational Church, in Toledo, Ohio.
He
supplied the pulpit of the First part of 1915, and Septem-
Congregational Church
ber
1,
in
Waltham, Mass.,
tlie first
1915, was acting pastor of the Congregational Church, in Claremont,
California.
He
studied law in the office of C. T. and T.

to 1877,
II. Russell, in
Boston, Mass.,
from 1876
drawal.
and entered the second year
class at the
Harvard Law
School in the Fall of 187 7, but nervous strain from overwork soon caused with-
He was granted the degree of d. 6. b}' Williams College in 1901, and was Trustee of Bradford Academy, Bradford, Mass., for ten years.
CHILD.
1.
1,
1890; legally adopted January
7,
1910.
1.3. 6. 8. 5. 4. 9.
George Henry Huntington,
and Semanthe fBlush) Clark.
Mass.
born October
20, 1820, in Becket, Mass.;
married, December 31, 1850, in Becket, Mass., Julia, daughter of Alexander

in 1873,
12, 1828, in
Becket,
He was
a farmer; he
moved
from Becket,
tlie
to
Agawam,
in
Mass.,
where he died April 7, 1911. at Becket Center, and member

setts, in 1853.
He was
deacon in
Congregational Church,
of the Constitutional
Convention
Massachu-
Mr. Huntington was a man of fine character, and of incorruptible integrity. He was one of the best known and most highly respected citizens of Agawam, Mass. He was a " shut in " and an invalid for twelve years before his death.
Mr. and Mrs. Huntington celebrated their
sixtieth
wedding anniversary
December
1.
31, 1910.
CHILDREN.
Emily Clark, born January

Becket, Mass.
31, 1852,
and died July
21, 1853, in
2.
George Ebenezer,
of eighteen years,
3.
Henry
born March 5, 1859. He left home at the age and has not been heard from since. Alexander, born May 12, 1869, in Becket, Mass.
1.
3.
6.8.5. 4. 9. 3.
born
j\Iay 12, 1869, in
Henry Alexander Huntington,

married, October
4,
Becket, Mass.;
Monterey, Mass., Jennie Selona, daughter of Sheridan and Selona Thompson. She was born August 7, 1871, in Monterey,
1899, in
Mass.
He
is
a farmer, and
moved from Becket
to
Agawam, jNIass., where he now
lives, in 1873.
They
CHILD.
1.
Geor(JE Henry, born July
15, 1904, in
Agawam, Mass.
867
1.3. 6.8. 5. 5.
Sarah (Huntington) Rockwell,
born June
19,
1777, in Lebanon,
Conn., and married, in April, 1800, Joseph Rockwell, a farmer of Lebanon.
She was a most excellent woman. She died September husband followed her on the 28th of the same month.
8,
1849, and her
CHILDREN.
1.
AzEL, born
having
May
5,
1808, married Laura Hill, and lived in Lebanon,
five children.
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
Philura, died at 14 years of age. Emily, was living in 1860. Eunice Huntington, died single in 1840, aged 33 years. Elijah Frink, born October 6, 1809, and married M. K. McNeill, of Fayetteville, N. C, June 18, 1839, and was professor of languages at Davidson College, N. C, in 1860. Andrew Huntington, married Caroline R. Porter, of Columbia
and had three children.
7.
8.
Ruth, born March 6, 1814, and died May 5, same year. Sarah Ann, born October 16, 1816, and died September
is
20, 1835.
This record
H.
in 1863.
appeared in our first memoir published by Rev. E. B. The names do not seem to be in proper order according to dates
as
it
of birth.
1.3. 6. 8. 5. 9.
Roswell Huntington,
married, September
chester, from
died,
7,
born September
14, 1786, in
Lebanon, Conn.;
1813, Sophia Tracy, of Franklin, and resided in Col-
1827 to 1832,
23, 1862.
when he removed
to Carlisle,
N. Y., where he
17, 1793.
January
His wife was daughter of Peter and Abigail (Hart-
shorne) Tracy, and was born in Franklin, Conn.,
November
children.
* *
1. 2.
3.
Edwin Tracy, born September 27, 1814. Henry Hyde, born December 25, 1816. William W., born September 1, 1823.
1.
3.6.8.5. 9.
29,
1.
Edwin Tracy
Huntington, born September 27, 1814, in Lebanon,

1842, in
Carlisle,
Sarah Prudence, She was born October 27, 1816, and died February 23, 1881, in Rochester, N. Y. He was a partner in the Democrat and Chronicle newspaper. He was elder in the Presbyterian Church, and superintendent of the Sunday School, in Rochester, N. Y., for one year. He died in Rochester, May 4, 1901.
Y.,
N.
daughter of Rev. Charles and Mary (Carter) Wadsworth.
H68
CHILDREN.
* *
1.
Henry
Fitch, born January
22, 1844.
2.
Charles Wadsworth, born
July 24, 1848.

27, 1850, in
3.
Edward Tracy,
is
born August
Rochester, N. Y.
He
an organ and piano instructor, a graduate of Rochester Uni-
versity, 1871,
O.,
on September
and moved from Rocliester, N. Y., to Cleveland, He is an Epis1, 1890, where he now lives.
copalian.
4.
Ellen Mary,
1. 3. 6. 8. 5. 9. 1. 1.
Henry Fitch Huntington,
in Carlisle,
N.
Y.;
married, April 27, 1870, in Rochester, N. Y., Frances Wright, daughter of

Geoi'ge Franklin and Frances Jeannette (Wright)
Danforth.
She was born
March
1,
1849, in Rochester, N. Y.
to 1900.
He was a banker, and was on the Rochester Park He died June 25, 1900, in Rochester, N. Y.
CHU.DREN.
1.
Commission from 1888
2. 3.
Jeannette Wadswurth, born July 12, George Danforth, born July 11, 1874. Elizabeth Partridge, born Jtme 18,
1909.
1872.
1876; married, July 20,
1.3. 6. 8. 5.9.
George Danforth Huntington,
N.
Y.; married,
1.
1.2.
11,
born July
1874, in Rochester,
ter of
November 6, 1901. in Watertown, N. Y., Helen Irene, daughJohn H. and Mary (Brainard) Treadwell. She was born October 5,
N. Y.
University of Rochester,
of
in
lie
is
1874, in Watertown,
He
a mechanical engineer, a grachiate of the
1896, and of the Massachusetts Institute
Technology,
from Watertown, N. Y., to Massena, N. Y., to Detroit, Mich., in September, 1907, where
copalians.
1898. He moved May, 1899, and from Massena,
now
resides.
They
are Epis-

1.
N. Y.
2.
Frances Danforth, born December 21, John Treadwell, born Aj)ril 13, 1905.
1902.
3.
Mary
Loraine, born February
12, 1909.
X.
1.3. 6. 8. 5. 9. 1.2. Charles Wadsworth Huntington, born July 24, 1848, Y.; married, October 17, 18 7 7, m New York City, Mrs. Martha
in
Albany,
Ella Jessie
Melick, daughter of Alpheus Freeman and Martha Delilah (Holmes) Smith.
869
jamin
She was born August 19, 1853, in Fonda, N. Y., and was the widow of BenVan Doreu Melick, who died September 5, 1873. He lives in Hudson, N. Y., and is a Presbyterian.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Earle Cecil, Evelyn Gay,
born Nov. 22, 1880, in Rochester, N. Y.
born ]May
9,
1887, in Elizabeth, N.
J.,
and died
April 17, 1888, in Minneapohs, Minn.

3.
Florence Mildred, born November

She
lives in
19, 1888, in
Brooklyn, N.Y.
New York
Citv.
1. 3. 6. 8. 5. 9.
N.
1.4.
N.
Y.,
18, 1858, in RochHervey Smith, son Tomer. He was born
Ellen Mary (Huntington) Tomer, born January

ester,
Y.; married, April 12, 1882, in Rocliester,
of
Hiram Demetrius and Mary Elizabeth November 12, 1854, in Marathon, INIich. Mr. Tomer is a journalist and editor
Rochester.
in Pultenay,
(liertholf)
of the
Union and Advertiser, of

where he now
lives.
lie lived in
Hornellsville in
1881, in Rochester, N. Y., in 1885,
N.
Y., in 1893, in Rochester, again, in 1895,
They
are Presbyterians.
CHILDREN.
1.
Frances Huntington, born January

N.
Y.; lives in Rochester,
26,
1883, in Hornellsville,
N. Y.
28, 1885, in Hornellsville,
2.
Edwin Hiram,
in Kingston,
born March Washington.
N.
Y.; lives
3.
Elizabeth Wadsworth, born October

N.
Y.; lives in Rochester,
2,
1894,
in
Pultenay,
N. Y.
1.3. 6. 8. 5. 9.2.
born December 25, 1816, in Lebanon, September 18, 1844, in Carlisle, N. Y., Harriet Matilda, daughter of Daniel and Maria (Brown) Dow. She was born May 13, 1825, in Carlisle, N. Y. He lived in Carlisle, moved to Albany, to Havana, and then to SchenecHe was an elder in the tady, N, Y., where he died November 23, 1901. Mrs. HunPresbyterian church in Havana, N. Y., from 1872 till 1884.
Conn.; married,
tington resides in Utica, N. Y.
Henry Hyde Huntington,
children.
* *
*
1.
2. 3.
Louisa Clinton, born November 2, 1845. Florence Williams, born June 5, 1852. Henry Roswell, born May 28, 1863.
4.
Herbert Fitch,
870
1.3.6.8.5.
in Carlisle,
9. 2. 1.
2,
Louisa Clinton (Huntington) Thacher, born November

N. Y.; married, October 2, 1872, in Havana, N. son of Ralph and Jerusha Bacon (Harrison) Thaclier.
24, 1839, in Brockport,
1845,
Y.,
Ralph Wheeler, He was born April
N. Y. Mr. Thacher was in the commission and banking business, and was married once before this marriage. He was a graduate of Hamilton College, 1859. He moved from Brockport, N. Y., to Albany, N. Y., in 1859, to Ottawa, Kan., They in 1870, to Albany, again in 1878, where he died February 27, 1903.
were Presbyterians. Mrs. Thacher resides
in Utica,
N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Florence Huntington, born September

1879.
29, 1877; died April 2,
2.
Ralph Huntington,
Hannah
in
Albany, N. Y.,
married, June 15, 1909, in Evergreen Lawn, N. Y. Mills, N. Y.,
John F. and Adelaide (Walcott) She was born June 25, 1881, at New York Mills, N. Y. Mr. Thacher is a graduate of Yale College They reside in Rome, N. Y., where he is in the class of 1903.
Calder, of Utica, N. Y.
1.
3.6. 8.5.9. 2.2.

5,
Florence Williams (Huntington) Bailey, born June
1852, in
Albany, N. Y.; married, September 11,1879, in Havana, N. Y., Samuel Agard, son of Dr. Gilbert D. and Anna M. (Agard) Bailey. He was born November
4,
1850.
dencies,
Mr. Bailey was in the banking business, but owing to tubercular tenwas obliged to move to California, in 1911. He died at Oxnard, Cal., June 29, 1915. Mrs. Bailey resides at Grand Rapids, Mich.
children.
*1.
*2.
Louise Huntington, born April
2,
1882.
*3.
4.
Ainsworth Lattimer, born September 29, 1883. Agard Hyde, born June 10, 1885. Eileen E., born January 7, 1889; died March 14, 1902,
Harbor, Mich.
in
Benton
5.
Florence Matilda, born June

in
19, 1890,
and died July
31, 1891,
Benton Harbor, Mich.
1.3. 6. 8. 5. 9. 2.2. 1.
son,
Louise Huntington (Bailey) Jarvis, born April 20, 1882, in AddiN. Y.; married, Februai'y 16, 1910, Thomas Edward, son of Joseph and
Eliza
871
Ontario,
Brown .Jarvis, at Benton Harbor, Mich. He was born in Brantford, December 10, 1880. They Uve in Grand Rapids, Mich.
CHILDKEN, BOKN IN GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
1. 2.
Florence
E.,
born February
7,
1912.
26, 1914.
Thomas Edward,
born Sejitember
1.3. 6. 8.5.9. 2. 2.2.

AiNSWORTH Lattimer Bailey,
Harbor, Mich.;
married, June
3,
born September 29, 1883, at Benton
1914,
William Preston and Leila
Anna (Holcombe) Carmady,

June
3,
WiUie Eugenia, daughter of Dr. at Jackson, Alabama.
She was born
at Gosfort, Ala.,
1892.
child.
1.
Florence Leila, born
July 11, 1915.
1.3. 6. 8.5.9.2.2.3.
born June 10, 1885; married, October 14, 1908, Margaret Emmal3'n, daughter of Rev. Montgomery Schuyler and Emmalyn Woodruff. She was born December 26, 1885. Mr. Bailey was Second Lieutenant in the 13th Inf., U. S. A., stationed at Manila, P. L (1912.) He graduated from West Point, February 22, 19o8. He is now (1915) stationed in Texas, and is First Lieutenant of the 26th Inf., U. S. A. CHILDREN.
1.
Agard Hyde Bailey,
Agard Hyde,

4,
at
Fort Leavenworth, Kan.

I.
2.
Richard Woodruff, born June
1914, at Manila, P.
1. 3. 6.
married, February 19, 1885, in
St.
8.5. 9.2.3.
born
Henry Roswell Huntington,
May
28, 1863, in
Albany, N. Y.;
Joseph, Mich.,
Eva
Luella, daughter of
George Washington and Jane Elizabeth (Crandell) June 3, 1865, in Nile?, Mich.
Ltd.
Pratt.
She was born
He is an accountant, and secretary and treasurer of the Trites-Wood Co., He was Postmaster in Benton Harbor, Mich., from 1897 to 1901. He lived in Albany, N. Y., from 1863 to 1870, in Havana, N. Y., from
1870 to 1883, in Benton Harbor, Mich., from 1883 to 1902, in Berlin, Ontario, from 1902 to 1905, and in Fernie, B. C, from 1905 to 1912.
1.
Hazel, born November

Harbor, Mich.
20, 1887; died
August
16, 1888, in
Benton
872
1.3. 6. 8. 5. 9.2. 4.
Herbert Fitch Huntington, born September 28, 1866, in Albany, N. Y.; married, May 9, 1893, in Schenectady, N. Y., Alice, daughter of John and Margaret Jane (McMullen) Cantine. She was born November 7, 1867, in Schenectady, N. Y. He is a manufacturer, and lived in Albany, N. Y., from 1866 to 1870, in Havana, N. Y., from 1870 to 1884, in Schenectady, N. Y., from 1884 to 1905, and is now living in Utica, N. Y. He was elder in the Presbyterian Churoh in Schenectady, from 1900 to 1905, and deacon in the Dutch Reformed Church
in Utica,
from 1906 to 1908.
CHILD.
1.
James Cantink,
born March
3,
1897, in Schenectady, N. Y.
1. 3. 6. 8.
married,
5.9. 3.
William W. Huntington, born September 1, 1823, in Lebanon, Conn.; May 7, 1848, Susan M. Kirtland of Saybrook. He was for years a
dry goods merchant in
New
Haven, Conn.
CHILDREN.
1.
William Roswell, born March
8,
1849.
2. 3.
Arthur Tracy,
born August
2,
4,
1850.
Alice Shipman, born July
1853.
4.
5.
Frederick Kirtland, born
April
7,
1857.
George Pratt,
born July 12, 1860.
1.3. 6.8. 5. 11.

Andrew Huntington, born May 31, 1791, in Lebanon, Conn. Graduated at Yale in 1815. He married. May 1, 1819, Mary Chipman, of Shoreham, Vt.
1825.
He was
licensed to preach by the Presbytery of
North River,
in
He had
studied theology with a class of young men, under the instruc-
was the origin of the and preacher in several places, and was in 1857 engaged as stated supply for a church in GuilLater, he ford Center, N. Y., where he commenced preaching. May 1, 1856. was pastor of the Presbyterian church in Smyrna, N. Y.
tion of several pastors, in
city,
New York
and the
class
New York
Theological Seminary.
He had
lived as teacher
children.
1.
Cyrus, born April
10, 1820, in Greenville,
N. Y., and married in
1851, Henrietta M., daughter of Captain Nathaniel Chew, of

Cecil County, Maryland.
of
in
She was the widow of Dr. J. J. Boyd Mr. Huntington graduated from Yale Havre de Grace, Md. 1843, and studied theology for two years in Princeton Theo-
logical
873
Seminary.
He was
pastor of the Presbyterian church in
to 1852, and in Elliotts Mills, Md., For one year he was Chaplain of the First Maryland Regiment in the Union Army. He was Pastor of the Presbyterian church in Dover, Delaware, from 1863 to the day
Havre de Grace from 1848
from 1852 to 1862.
of his death, April 15, 1883.
He
furnished several poetic contri-
butions to our current literature.

2.
3.
4.
Jane, born August 18, 1821; married, in 1851, Albert S. Case, a broker of New York city, where she resided. They had four children, Virginia, Albert, Albert and Mary. Mary, born February 9, 1825, and lived in New York. RoLLiN, born September 24, 1830; married, January 2, 1854, Anna S. Cox, of Saratoga, N. Y., and was living in Baltimore, Md., in
1860.
1.3. 6. 8.6.
Hannah (Huntington) Lyman,
He was
born in Lebanon, Conn., April
(lied in
born August
14, 1749,
25, 1749; married,
Octo-
ber 15, 17 72, the Rev. Joseph, son of Jonathan and Bethia Lyman, of Hatfield.
and died March
27, 1828.
graduated at Yale, in 1767, with high honor. After a tutorship there, he was ordained March 4, 1 772, pastor of the Congre1829. gational church in Hatfield, Mass., where, for over a half century he served
His widow
He was
and wielded a marked influence Western Massachusetts. He used to ascribe much of his pastoral success to his wife, whose ruling aim seemed to be to promote his usefulness. He was really one of the most commanding men in the ministry in his day and in nothing of a worldly nature did he show more power over his contemporaries than in giving shape to jDulpit influence during our revolutionary struggle. His colleague. Rev. Dr. Waterbury, late of Boston, speaking of him as he was, in the last two years of his life, makes this just estimate of his character; and this is said after he had passed into a state of bodily infirmity, which, to use his forcible language, "gave to him the aspect somewhat of a magnificent ruin." " Tlie heavy column, and the broad span of the arch told, even in their dilapidation, the scale of grandeur on which the whole structure had been reared." * * * The Roman cast of his features, liis expressive eye, his simplicity of language and manner, struck me very This "great and good man" died forcibly on my first introduction to him."
the church and society with great
abilit}',
among
the ministry and churches of
March
27, 1828.
CHILDREN.
1.
Hannah,
born July 20, 1773.

in 1775.
26, 1784.
2. 3.
Fanny, born
4.
5.
6.
Joseph, born June 12, 17 77; died September Bethia, born in 1780, and died in 1787.
Jonathan, born
Eunice, born
in 1783.
in 1786; died in 1787.
874
1.3.6.8. 6.
Hannah
1.
20,
(Lyman) Partridge, born July
1773;
married, as his
second wife, June 23, 1796, Cotton, son of Lieut. Samuel and Abigail (Dwight) He was born December 1, 1765, and died in Hatfield, Mass., NoPartridge.
vember
town.
13, 1816, whei;e
he had resided
all
his life.
His wife died
in the
same
came from England, was among
William Partridge, who and was one of the seceders for conscience sake from the First Church of Hartford who settled Hadley. He was the ancestor of many persons who have been
in the sixth generation, of
May 10, 1835. He was a descendant,
the
first
settlers of Hartford, Conn.,
prominent
in
New England
history.
The
first
wife of Cotton Partridge was Sophia, daughter of
Deacon Jona-
than Arms.
She died June 29, 1793, leaving two sons, Dwight, born 1789, and Theodore, born October 26, 1791.
May
30,
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Sophia Arms, born May 7, 1798; married Moses Morton, of Hatfield, and died March 5, 1863. Eunice, born June 16, 1800; married, June 19, 1823, Horace
Janes, of St. Albans, Vt.
3.
Hannah Huntington,
S.
born March
8,
1802; married,
4,
first,
David
Whitney, of Northampton, Mass., August second. May 26, 1857, Joseph H. Brainerd,
*
4.
5.
1834; married,
of St. Albans, Vt.
She died November 16, 1857. Joseph Lyman, born June 7, 1804.
Abigail Dwight, born April

February
died
August
1,
1835, Rev. Joseph Levi Pratt, of Medford, Mass.; married, second,
6.
7.
She 28, 1839, Lebbes B. Ward, of New York City. November 25, 1845. Maria Cotton, born November 28, 1808. Fanny, born March 22, 1811; married, in May, 1839, Joseph IL
Brainerd, of St. Albans, Vt.
8.
9.
George Cotton,
born August
27, 1813.
10.
Harriet, born January 17, 1815; married, June 4, 1836, Albert AVoodruflf, of New York City. Henry Dwight, born October 5, 1818; died November 24, 1822.
1. 3.
August
6.8.6. 1.4.
at Hatfield, Mass.,
Joseph Lyman Partridge, born

ried, in Leicester, Mass.,
9,
June
7,
1804; mar-
1837, Zibiah Nelson, daughter of Rev.
Luther and Sally (Bigelow) Willson. She was born in Brooklyn, Conn., September 8, 1818, and died in Brooklyn, N. Y., December 8, 1903. He was a graduate of AVilliams College in 1828. He was at first a teacher, having been a tutor in Williams College from 1829 to 1831, and then
for
875
two years he taught in the Berkshire Gymnasium at Pittsfield, Mass. to 1841 he was principal of the Leicester Academy. Subsequently he lived in Boston, and later, for six years, in Auburndale, Mass., where, in 1848, he built the first house in that ])lace. He was for some years editor of
From 1834
The Puritan Recorder,
of Boston.
From 1853
to
1858 he was engaged
in
business in Brooklyn, N. Y., and then for two years in the manufacture of
paper at Lawrence, Mass.

J. C.
President Lincoln apjiointed him collector of inter-
War. Later he was treasurer of the Hoadley Steam Engine Company. He retired from business in 1878, and spent the remainder of his life in Brooklyn, N. Y., where he was a member and official of the Church of the Pilgrims. In liis old age he retained his health, physical and mental, in a very remarkable degree. He died February
nal revenue in the early part of the Civil
4, 1900.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
John Nelson, born September
28, 1838. 23, 1849.
2.
3.
Joseph, born March 11, 1845; died September Edv^ârd Lasell, born September 27, 1853.
1. 3. 6. 8. 6.
1.4.
1.
born September 28, 1838, in Leicester, Mass.; September 28, 1865, Sarah Howard, daughter of Francis C. and Abby (Howard) Manning. She was born January 25, 1840, and died October He married, second, at Westford, Conn., September 20, 1906, 12, 1887. Charlotte, daughter of William Leonard and Anna Elizabeth Held. He was educated at Leicester Academy, and entered a mercantile establishment in Boston. On September 2, 1861, he was appointed first lieutenant
married,
first,
John Nelson Partridge,
in the
Twenty -fourth Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers.
He
was, with his
regiment, engaged in the battles at Roanoke Island, Newbern, Kinston, White
Hall and Goldsborough in North Carolina.

tember, 1863, he
From December, 1862
until
Sep-
served in
operations in South Carolina, under Generals
Sumter.
Hunter and Gilmore, which culminated in the capture of Forts Wagner and He was promoted to a captaincy in April, 1864, and assigned to the Army of the James. He was wounded at Drury's Bluff, May 12, 1864, and
honorably discharged in the following September.
He
engaged
in the
warehouse business
in Brooklyn,
N.
Y.;
was
fire
comJan-
missioner and police commissioner in that city, and was
president of the
to 1887.
Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad Company, from 1886

uary
1,
On
1899, he was appointed by Gov. Roosevelt, Superintendent of Public
Of his administration of this office, PresiWorks of the State of New York. dent Roosevelt says in his autobiography, " 1 doubt if there ever was an important department of the
government run with a higher appointed Commissioner of Police in the enlarged City of New York, January 1, 1901. He served for twenty-five years in the Twenty third Regiment, National Guard, State of N.Y., during ten of which he was colonel.
state
New York
standard of efficiency and integrity."
He was
876
CHILD.
*
1.
Nelson Howard,
born November
1,
1868.
1.3. 6.8. 6. 1.4. 1. 1. Nelson Howard PARTKiDGK,born November 1,

married,
ter of
November
4,
1893, in Colorado Springs, Col.,
Emily Blanche, daughof
Joseph Stanley and Emily Blanche (Brown) Jones,
Washington, D. C.
In 1914 they re-
a graduate of WilHams College in the class of 1890. sided in Denver, Col.

is
He
CHILDREN, born IN COLORADO SPRINGS, COL.

1.
Nelson Howard,
born October 14, 1894. He is a graduate of the Thatcher School, Nordhoff, Cal., and of Harvard University, in
the class of 1907.

2.
Josephine Stanley, born September

of the
Quincy Mansion School
in
She 19, 1895. WoUaston, Mass.
is
a graduate
1. 3. 6. 8. 6. 1.
4.3.
27, 1853, in
Edward Lasell Partridge,
born September
Auburndale,
Mass.; married, September 18, 1884, at Clinton, N. Y., Gertrude Edwards,
daughter of Professor Theodore VV. and Mary Bond (Olmsted) Dwight. She was born at Clinton, N. Y., September 24, 1856, and died at Cornwall on the Hudson, September 7, 1907. He was graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1875, and, after a hospital service, entered upon his professional career of general practice, with s])ecial attention to obstetrics. He is the author of" Manual of Obstetrics," (1884.) and of many contributions to current medical literature, and was the American editor of " Verrier's Manual" (1884.) Williams College conferred on him the degree of m.a. in 1880. He was visiting physician, 1888, to the New York Hospital, and consulting physician from 1893. He was appointed visiting physician to the Nursery and Child's Hospital in 1882, later becoming consulting physician, a director, and chairman of the executive committee, a service with this hospital of more than thirty years; was professor of obstetrics, New York Post-graduate Medical School, 1883-84; professor of obstetrics in the College of Physicians and Surgeons, (medical department of Columbia UniversityJ 1885-90 visiting physician to New York City Maternity Hospital, and member of the Board of Managers for five years. He has membership in many medical societies; also in the Century, University and Riding clubs, the Society of Colonial Wars and Huguenot Society. He serves as trustee or director of the following: American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society New York Institute for Education of the Blind Washington Square Home for Friendless Girls Washington Square Association, of which he was one of the founders New York Dispensary Northern
; ; ;
Dispensary; the
in
877
Xew
England Society
was "Hudson-Fulton" conimissionev
1909.
He was
lands of the
a pioneer in the
governors of
terstate
movement which led to the creation of the "HighHudson Forest Reservation," and later, by appointment of the New York and New Jersey, a commissioner of the Palisades In-
Park and of the Han-iman Park.
1.
Theodore Dwight, born December 26, 1890, in New York City. He is a graduate of Y'ale, class of 191 2, and has entered Harvard Law School.
1. 3. 7.
Elizabeth (Huntington) Backus, born

6,
in
Norwich, Conn., October
9,
1690, Joseph, son of Lieut. AVilliam and Elizabeth

6,
(Pratt) Backus.
He was born September

in
1667, and was a
member
of the
Congregational church
Norwich
in 1707.
The descendants
of this Elizabeth
are very numerous, and include
many eminent and honored names.
Thirty-six
of her great-grandchildren, with others of her descendants, are found recorded

in
Goodwin's Genealogical Notes.
CHILDREN.
1.
Joseph, born in March 1691, married Hannah, daughter of Richard and Mary (Talcott) Edwards, and had a family of four children
in Hartford,
Conn.
died in
2.
3.
Samuel, born January 6, 1693. Ann, born January 27, 1695; married Nathaniel Lathrop
1761.
4.
Simon, born February

of the
11, 1701;
was pastor
of the church in
New-
ington parish in Wethersfield, Conn.; married, Eunice, daughter
Windsor.
Rev. Timothy and Esther (Stoddard) Edwards of East He died February 2, 1746 at Louisburg, Island of
located there as chaplain in the
Cape Breton, being

land Army.
New Eufthe Rev.
He
left
eight children, one of

in
whom was
5.
6.
7.
Granby, and and who died in Stratford, August 7, 1823. Jame.s, born August 14, 1703.
Simon, pastor of the church
later in Guilford,
8.
Elizabeth, born October 27, 1705. Sarah, born in July, 1709. Ebenezek, l)orn March 30, 1712.
1.3.9.
for his first wife,
in Norwich, March 13, 1675-6, and married January 31, 1705-6, Abigail, daughter of Thomas and Mary (Rudd) Bingham, who was born, November 4, 16 79, and died after becoming
Daniel Huntington, born
878
the mother of his
first five
children,
second wife, Rachel Wolcott of
December 25, 1734. He married for his Windham. The name of the first wife is
found on the Xorwich
first
church records for the year 1707.

in the public affairs of the
He
does not
appear
seems
to
have taken a very active part
town, yet was
man of more than ordinary personal culture for those days, and have entailed upon his descendants a large portion of his own native His second, late marriage will introduce a most marked anachronism talent. into the family, making the fifth generation of his descendants nearly synchronize with the seventh generation of some of the descendants of his brother
evidently a
to
Simon.
in
His name appears on the church records for the year 1724.
13,
He
died
Norwich, Sejjtember
1741.
His widow married, November 30, 1742,

in 1687,
Joseph Bingham of Windham, who was born

1765.
and
died,
September
4,

*
1.
Abigail, born April
22, 1708. 17, 1709.
* * * *
*
2.
Mary,
born November
3.
Daniel, born March
24, 1711.
4.
5.
6.
Anna, born March 20, 1715. Jonathan, born November 4, 1719. Benjamin, born April 19, 1736.
1.3.9.1.
Abigail (Huntington) Carew, born April 22, 1708, in Norwich, Thomas Carew, who died January 13, 1761. They lived in Norwich, Conn.
Conn., where she married, September 10, 1724,
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
Daniel, born May 7, 1726. Abigail, born February 28, 1728-9. Elii'HALet, born July 30, 1740.
1.3.9.2.
Mary (Huntington) Carew,
Conn., where she married, February
sister Abigail's
born
9,
November
17,
1709, in Norwich,
1730-1, Joseph Carew, brother of her
husband.
CHILDREN.
1.
Simeon, born December
7,
1731. 1734.
2. 3.
Mary, born September
2,
JosEi'H, born April 13, 1738.
4.
5. 6.
7.
8.
Benjamin, born January 28, 1740. Anne, born December 7, 1741. Ebenezer, born February 19, 1743-4; died Ebenezer, born September 12, 1745. Daniel, born June 22, 1747.
]\Iarch 22, 1743-4.
879
1.3.9.3.
the
Daniel Huntington, born in Norwich, Conn., iNIarch 24, 1711. He, first of many Iluntingtons. graduated at Yale, in 1733. He married, Sep25, 1740, Sybil Bull, of
tember
Milford.
She
died,
October
12, 1744,
marrie(], for his second wife, July 24, 1746, Rebecca, (1. 2.4.3. 6.) see
and he page 127.
He died in Norwich, July 26, 1753, his widow living until April 15, 1798. He was a man of considerable prominence in the church, and in civil life; Justice of the Peace from 1751 until his death. He was especially active in healing the serious difhculties occasioned by the erratic movements of the "Sejiarates," in the middle of the eighteenth century, where his learning and piety were of signal use. His gravestone bears this memorial of his worth. " He had a liberal
education, was an excellent scholar, sound reasoner, sagacious, just, and
much
esteemed
friend, a
in civil life, a plain
Christian, kind hearted, tender, pious, faithful
good neighbor, and an honest man."

1.
Sybil, born January
30, 1742.
She lived
single,
and died
in Strat-
ford, April 11, 1820.
* * *
2.
2,
1744.
3. 4.
5.
Levi, born August 5, 1747. Felix, born November 28, 1749. Rebecca, born February 2, 1752, and died August
4,
1753.
1.
3.9.3.2.
2,

practice in that town about the year 1767.
tion in his profession,
He
his
studied medicine with Dr. Joseph Perry, of Woodbury, and
commenced
of
He became
man
some
distinc-
also the first postmaster in
which he was a deacon. He was office he held from 1797 to 1814. He married Sibyl, daughter of Capt. Isaac and Sybilla (Russell) Tomlinson, who was born September 10, 1750, and died September 10, 1802. " For sev-
and
in the church, of
Woodbury, which
eral years before the close of his life," says
Wm.
Cothren, Esq., in his history
of
Woodbury, " he
attention
to
relin(juished the active duties of his profession,
and confined
liis
his
drug
store.
He was
a very celebrated chemical com-
pounder."
He
died Febi-uary 19, 1817, at Woodbury, Conn.
children, BORN IN WOODBURY, CONN.

*
1.
2.
3.
4.
Sybilla, born in 1769. Abigail, born in 1770, united with the Congregational church in 1811, and died single in 1835. Daniel, born September 7, 1772. Cynthia, born in 1774; married Zethan Buunell, and died, February, 1804.
880
5.
TsAAC, born
1848.
in
1775, and died single, in

is
Woodbury, December
(1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 6. 2)
4,
21,
He
reported by Dr. Joshua,

in the
to
have perished
6.
7.
woods
at
Woodbridge, January
of
1849.
llussEL, who died, aged sixteen years. Elvira, born in 1786,.and married James Manville,
Woodbury,
where she died

8.
9.
in
1834.
Mary
Ann, born in 1788, and died single in Woodbury, in 1805. Alza, born August 12, 1791, married April, 1823, Nathaniel L. She had two chilProctor, who died March 1, 1854, aged 6 7.
dren, Nathaniel L., and William
II.
1.
married David
in 1792,
3.9.3.2.
1.
in
Sybilla (Huntington) Curtiss, born

Stiles,
1769, in
Woodbury, Conn.;
son of David and Sarah (Minor) Curtiss, of Woodbury,
where they resided. She united with the Woodbury Congregational church and died December 30, 1837. Mr. Curtiss died January 22, 1846.
CHILDREN.
1.
Sybilla Cleora, baptized November Stiles, and died November 27, 1852.
23, 1794;
married Roderick
2.
David
H., baptized April
3,
1796; married,
first,
Maria Summers.
Stiles,
and, second,
3.
Anna Guernsey.
11, 1798;
Sarah, baptized February

ber
9,
married Rufus
Novem-
1822.
4.
5.
6.
7.
baptized March 19, 1799, and died young. Daniel, baptized November 8, 1801; married Julia F. Strong, and was president of the Woodbury Bank. Elvira, died December 24, 1837, unmai-ried. Maky Ann N., baptized June 16, 1805, and married Oliver S.
Weller.
Nathan,
8.
William, baptized September 24, 1809, and married Elizabeth He died March 19, 1844, without issue. Stoddard.
of
The grand-children
Mrs. Curtiss have been ten.
1. 3. 9. 3.2. 3.
Peck.
1860, in
7,
1772, in
Woodbury, Conn.;
married, October 10, 1798, Nancy, daughter of Joseph and
Hannah (Lambert)
17,
She was born June
5,
17 79, in Milford, Conn.,
and died October

Valley, N. Y.
Onondaga
Valley, N. Y.
17, 1837, in
He
was a druggist, and died July
Onondaga
children.
*
*
1.
2.
Gkorge Russell, .born May 23, Daniel Henry, born November
1800.
2,
1801.
881
1.3.9.
8,
3.
2.3.
1.
23, 1800; married,
George Russell Huntington, born May He died January 7, 1872. 1832, Ann Law.
CHILDREN.
1.
October
Jane Ann, born May
*2.
3.
Mary
13, 1835; died December 1, 1835. Louisa, born February 22, 1837. Georgianna Lucy, born February 15, 1840; died August
21,
1840.
1. 3.
9.3.
2. 3. 1. 2.
married
Mary Louisa (Huntington) Hunt, born February 22, 1837;

Capt.
Lyman Hunt.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mabel Estelle,
born in March, 1858.

1858.
>
2. 3.
Irene Adell, born in March, James White, born in 1863.
Twins.
1.3.9.3.2.3.
2.
2,
Daniel Henry Huntington, born November
1801; married, Feb-
ruary 20, 1827, Elizabeth, daughter of Jerry and Charlotte (Hurd) Stevens.
She was born June 17, 1806, in Onondaga, N. Y., where she died. He was a farmer, and died in Plymouth, Ind., July 12, 1873.
CHILDREN.
*1.
*2.
*3.
4.
Horace George, born April 9, 1828. Harriet Elizabeth, born April 29, 1830. Helen Maria, born October 18, 1831. Henry Jeremiah, born January 12, 1834;
N. Y., and died April 13, 1912, unmarried. Mary Emily, born January 6, 1836. Joseph Daniel, born October 8, 1837. Emeline Caroline, born July 20, 1839; lives
lived
in
Manlius,
*5.
*6.
7.
in Manlius,
N. Y.
*8.
9.
Edwin Stevens, born June 15, 1841. Nancy Augusta, born July 30, 1843;
1. 3. 9.
lives in
Manlius, N. Y.
3.2. 3.2.
1.
N. daughter of Josiah and Betsey (Dakin) Hine. She was born January 1832, in Preble, N. Y. He is a farmer, and lives in Eureka, California.
Horace George Huntington, born April 9, 1828, in Onondaga Valley, Y.; married, May 1, 1855, in Onondaga Valley, N. Y., Harriet Alice,
13,
882
CHILDKKN.
1.
HuRTON HiNK,
fornia.
born jNIarch
2,
1861, in Rii)on, Wis.; lives in Cali-
2.
Jessie Gertrude, born August

lives in Syracuse,
9,
1865, in
Meridian, N. Y.;
N. Y.
1.3. 9. 3. 2. 3.2. 2.
IIai;kiet Elizabeth (Huntington) Tolles, born April '29, 18;!0, in Onondaga Valley, N. Y.; married, January 7, 1855, in Onondaga Valley, N. Y., Robert Ira Tolles. She died January 19, 1906, in Darien, Ct.
CHILDREN.
*1.
Henry Huntington,
born February
22, 1862.
7.
*2.
Frances Stkvens, born March

1.
15, 186
3.9. 3. 2.3.2.2.
February
1.
22, 1862;
Henry Huntington Tolles, born Hindley. He died October 23, 1908.
married Sarah
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Arthur Hindley, born June 2o, 1889. Harold Huntington, born November
15, 1894.
1.3.9.3.2.3.2.2.2.
Frances Stevens (Tolles) Whitelaw, born November
married Andrew Whitelaw.
15, 1867;
children.
1.
2.
Carlton William, born November 24, 1899. Winnifred Tolles, born March 16, 1900.
3. 4.
Wreatha Frances,
Helen Estella,
born July 28, 1901.

18,
born April
1904.
1. 3. 9. 3.
Onondaga
Valley,
2.3. 2. 3.
born October
1853, in
18, 1831, in
10,
Helen Maria (Huntington) Burnett,

N.
Y.;
married, April
Onondaga
Valley,
Thomas, son of George Burnett. He was born November 12, 1831, in Onondaga Valley, N. Y., and died September 4, 1906, in Los Angeles, Calif., at the Soldiers' Home. Mr. Burnett was a gunsmitli. He served in the Civil War, with the 4th
Indiana Cavalry,
1865.
7 7tli
Regiment.
He
enlisted in 1862,
and was discharged
in
Mrs. Burnett died December
9,
1901, in Woodland, Calif.
CHILDREN.
*1.
2.
883
Henry Melnott, born June 28, 1854. Edward Huntington, born March 20,
1891, Isabell Counts.
1860; man-ied, April 26,

Calif.,
They
live in
Woodland,
and have
had two
children.
1. 3. 9. 3.
2.3.
2. 3. 1.
Henry Melnott Burnett,

ville, Calif.,
born June 28, 1854; married in RohnerMarch 20, 1877, Florence Hoole of Sheffield, Eng. She died
January 20, 1900. O., August 6, 1903.
He
married, second, Effie Estelle Spooner, of Cincinnati,
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
Royal Othello, born February 3, 1878. Theodore Cassius, born July 10, 1880. Myrtle Augusta, born October 28, 1882.
1.
3.9. 3.2.
3.
2.5.
Mary Emily (Huntington) Hotaling, born January 6, 1836, in Onondaga Valley, N. Y.; married, April 28, 1857, in Onondaga Valley, George Wells Hotaling. She died March 4, 1858, in Jamesville, N. Y.
CHILD.
*1.
Mary Emily Huntington,
1. 3. 9* 3. 2* 3. 2. o. I.
Mary Emily Huntington (Hotaling) Gardner,

1858; married Fred Douglas Gardner.
born February
11,
CHILDREN.
* *
1. 2.
Mary Gertrude,
born September
3,
1879.
1,
Marjorie Huntington, born November
1883.
1.3. 9.3. 2.3.2.5. 1. 1. Mary Gertrude (Gardner) Gere, born September

WUliam Peck
same
Gere, son of Ira
3,
1879; married
is
M. and Mary (Peck) Gere. Mrs. Gere

Mr. Gere
is
graduate of Syracuse University, 1902.

institution, 1904,
also a graduate of the
and
is
an
electrical engineer.
children.
1.
2. 3.
Bernard Arthur, born November 22, 1908. Brewster Huntington, born December 5, 1910. Helen Gertrude, born August 16, 1914.
884
1.3. 9. 3. 2. 3. 2. 5. 1. 2.
.Mar.jorie
Huntington ('Gakdnek) Johnson, born November

in
1.
1883;
graduated from Syracuse University

born December
is
1909; married, August 28, 1912, Byron
Arthur, son of Richard and Eunice Cohinan -Tohnson of Ehiiira, N. Y.
He was
and
and grachiatcd from Syracuse University a practicing attorney in Rochester, N. Y., where they reside.
13, 1884,
in 1911,
CHILD.
1.
Ijyron Arthur, born
in 1915.
1. 3.
N. Y.; married,
9.3. 2. 3.
2. 6.
8,
Joseph Daniel Huntington, born October

ley,
1837, in
Onondaga Val-
May
20, 1866, in
Columbus, Ohio, Sarah M. Tucker, who

16, 1904.
died.
He
married again, and died June
CHILDREN.
1.
Gertrude Joy,
born March
10,
1867; died August 17, 1867.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Joseph Tucker, born July 3, 1869; died August 17, 1870. Marion Evangeline, born April 4, 1872. She is dead. Jeroy Daniel, born Sei)teml)er 15, 1878; died Ajn-il 5, 1885.
[Three more children from second marriage.
We
have not
Ijeen
fable to obtain any information about this second marriage.
1. 3. 9.
3.2. 3.2.8.
born June 15, 1841, in Onondaga Valley,
Edwin Stevens Huntin(;ton,
N. Y.; married, November 1, 186 7, in Onondaga Valley, Bell Susan, daughter She was born in (Quebec, Canada, and died near Creston, of Joseph Perow.
Iowa.
He
odist
is
a farmer, and lives in Creston, Iowa.

at Creston.
He
is
trustee in the
Meth-
Church
CHILDREN, BORN IN CRE.STON, IOWA.

1.
Grace Gertrude, born

in Creston,
April 18, 1870, and died Octol)er
2,
1871,
Towa.
2.
Walter Russell,
* *
3.
4. 5.
6.
7.
8.
Robert Stevens, burn February 11, 1873. Elmor Edward, born April 7, 1874. Fred Dean, born January 17, 1876, and died March 5, 1889. Arthur Leslie, born September 7. 1877. Burton Leroy, born April 8, 1879. Ruth Margery, born March 15, 1881; married, December
1907, near Creston, Iowa, Carl Alfred Roodell.
25,
They
live in
Afton, Iowa. *
9.
Harry Foster,
born September born July
22, 1883.
* 10.
Mattie Augusta,
16, 1887.
885
1. 3. 9. 3. 2.
3.2.8.
2.
16,
Walter Russell Huntington,

Iowa; married, June
1,
born October
1871, in Creston,
189 7, in Afton, Iowa, Veta Gertrude, daugbter of

(Stark) Fleming.
Jacob
Taum and Marie Agnes
25,
1872, in Afton, Iowa.
He was
a farmer, and a graduate of the Creston Business College.
lie
died September 27, 1906, in Creston, Iowa.
He was
a Methodist.
CHILDREN, born NEAR CRESTON, IOWA.

1.
Myra Jeanette,
Edward Stark,
1.
born June
1,
1899.
2. 3.
James Murl, born July
15, 1901.
3.9.3.2.
3. 2.
8.3.
Robert Stevens HuNTiN(iTON,

Iowa; married, March
2,
born February 11, 1873, in Creston, 1899, Nettie ]May Willis, in Creston, Iowa.
CHILD.
1.
RoLLAKD Robert,
born February
1,
1901; died June 22, 1902.
1.3. 9.3.2. 3. 2. 8. 4.
Elmor Edward Huntington,
married,
born April
8,
1874, in Creston, Iowa;
December
31, 1902,
Bertha Katherine Nichols, near Creston, Iowa.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Mildred Evelyn, born October 2, 1903. Ralph Waldon, born November 19, 1905. Bert Alonzo, born December 3, 1907. David Milton, born March 27, 1911.
AVilbur Gail, born July
7,
1914.
1.3. 9.3. 2. 3. 2. 8.6.

Arthur Leslie Huntington, born September 7, 1877, in Creston, Iowa; married, February 18, 1902, in Creston, Iowa, Amanda, daughter of She was born SeptemJohn Peter and Johanna ISIatilda (Johnson) Roodcll.
ber
3,
1879, in Creston, Iowa.

is
He
War,
ber
2,
a farmer and a merchant.

as Corporal in
He
served in the Spanish American
first
Co. G, 51st Iowa, and was promoted to Quarter-
master Sergeant.
live in Creston,
He
enlisted April 26, 1898,
1899, at the Presidio, San Francisco, Cal.
and was mustered out NovemThey are Methodists, and
Iowa.
886
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Arthur Paul, born March Carl Albert, born May 9,
12, 1908, in Creston, Iowa.
1914, in Creston, Iowa.
1.3. 9.3. 2.
Burton Leroy Huntington,
3. 2. 8. 7.
8,
born April
1879, in Creston, Iowa;
married, June 10, 1909, in Creston, Iowa, Olive Grace, daughter of Hon.
Patrick Charles and Ellen Frances (Stone) Winter.

1882, in Union Co., Iowa.
She was born April
22,
He
ber
is
studying medicine.
Co.
He
enlisted at Fort Snelling, Minn.,
Novem-
4, 1899, in
M,
8th U. S. Inft., and was transferred to the Hospital
Corps., February 23, 1900,

years.
and sent
to the Philippines,
He was promoted
to Hospital
Steward
May
14, 1901,
where he served three and served as
such until discharged.
CHILD.
1.
Marion Elizabeth,
1. 3.
born April
16, 1910, in
Delavan, Minn.
9.3. 2.3.2. 8. 9.
Harry Foster Huntington, born September 22, 1883, in Creston, Iowa; married, December 21, 1905, in Benedict, Neb., Nora Lee, daughter of Charles Hesakiah and Ada Eveline (Shultz) Dovenbarger. She was born in Benedict, Neb.
He
is
in the grain business.

1,
He moved
They
CHILD.
from Creston, Iowa, to Benedict,
Neb., June
1904, to Malcolm, Neb., August 15, 1906, and to York, Neb.,

lives,
where he now
April
1,
1909.
are Methodists.
1.
Nora
Irene, born August
13, 1908, in
Malcolm, Neb.
1.3.9.3. 2.3.2. 8. 10.

Mattie Augusta (Huntington) Jennings,
Creston, Iowa;
born July
16, 1887, in
married, September 28, 1909, in Creston, Iowa, Theodore
Frelingheisen, son of Joseph and Rebecca (Kester) Jennings.
He was
born
October
8,
1869, in Cedar Co., Iowa.
Mr. Jennings
is
a clothing merchant,
and
lives in Creston,
Iowa.
They
are Methodists.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Carroll Theodore, born March 8, 1911, in Creston, Iowa. Earl Huntington, born December 25, 1915, in Creston, Iowa.
1. 3. 9.
3.3.
5,
Levi Huntington, born August
He was
one of the most active and successful of the enterprising
men
of Norwich, dur-
ing the period following the Revolution.
887
He married Anna, daughter of Jabez and Anna (Lathrop) Perkins. In the great fire of November 26, 1793, his own dwelling, and the store in which his business was done, were destroyed. His wife was born October 4, 1754, and died January 1, 1799, and he died September 10, 1802. CHILDREN.
1.
Nancy, born May

merchant
of
married Joseph Otis, a successful and a retired gentleman in Norwich. He left an imperishable memorial to his name in the excellent Otis Library of Norwich City, which he endowed. He died sinHis wife " was a lady of many estimcerely lamented, in 1854. able qualities," and best known for her sincere and cheerful piety. She died August 27, 1844.
17, 1772,
New York
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Betsey, born December 2, 1774. Lydia, born June 27, 1776, and lived, unmarried, in Norwich. Levi, born December 29, 17 77. AsHER, who died December 15, 1780. Sybel, died November 24, 1782, aged six months and eighteen days. Sybel, died aged six months and twenty-seven days.
8.
Asher
p., l)orn
1,
September
22, 1787,
30, 1784,
and died, without family, Febfive days.
ruary
9.
1841.
Jabez, died July
aged four months and
10. 11.
Hezekiah, born August
27, 1789,
and died
;
May
15, 1796.
12.
Jedidiah, born Se])tember 13, 1791 married June 15, 1819, Eliza, daughter of Marvin AVait, of New London, and had a successful career in mercantile pursuits. He was much respected antl honored for his private and public work. Leonard, died January c^, 1796, aged two years and four months.
1.3. 9.3.3. 2.
Betsey (Huntington) Young,
Mexico.
Mrs. Young died June
born December
2,
1774, in Norwich,
Conn.; married in June, 1798, Guilford Dudley Young,

17, 1845.
who was
killed in
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Levi Huntington, was dead in 1862. Guilford Dudley. Jane Gray, married Edward Y. Thomas. Cornelia Ann, married David Y. Thomas.
Marcus
B.
He
lived in Providence,
\l, I.
C. Cassius, was mari-ied; lived in Norwich, and
had a family.
X. o.
\y
o. o.
1^. fi*
Guilford Dudley Young, married Laura Frances Graham.
888
CHILD.
*
1.
Josephine Graham, born April
6,
1833.
1.3. 9. 3.3.2.2.
Josephine
Philo and
1.
6,
Graham (Young)
Jones, born April
1833, in N. Y. City;
married, June 15, 1859, in N. Y. City, Frederick Cornelius, son of Augustus
Emmeline (Emmons) Jones.

Mr. Jones was
He was
born April
17,
1834, in
Willington, Conn.
in the mercantile business.

to Hartford, Conn., to
He moved from
York,
in
Willington to East
to
Haddam, then
New
1854,
Farmington, Conn., in 1876, to Hartford, again, in 1890, where he died No17, 1903.
vember
Mr. Jones was a Deacon and Sunday School Superintendent gregational Church. Mrs. Jones resides in Hartford, Conn.
in the
Con-
CHILDREN, BORN IN
1.
NEW YORK
;
CITY, N. Y.
2. 3.
Laura Graham, born July 21, 1863 lives in Mary Graham, born November 22, 1865, and
Russell Lee, born
April 21, 1867
;
Hartford, Conn.
died April 28, 1912..
married, June 29, 1904, Har-
4.
riet Arnold IngersoU. They Julia Graham, born February
live in Hartford,
Conn.
1,
15,
1873
married, October
1902,
3,
in Hartford Conn.,
William Strong Post.
She died March
1912.
1.3. 9.3.3. 4.
Levi Huntington, born December
ried October 23,
killed at the storming of Fort
29,
1777, in Norwich, Conn.; mar-
1802, Catherine M., daughter of Peter Richards,
who was
1,
Griswold
in 1781.
He
6,
died in Norwich, July
His wife, born April 11, 1781, died August death was deeply lamented."
1838.
1818, "a Christian whose

*
1.
2.
Joseph Otis, born August 14, 1803. Catherine Anna, born September 27,
9,
1806; married,
December
1834, William Root of Medina, Ohio.
3.
*
*
4. 5.
Peter Richards, born August 20, 1809. John Griswold, born February 24, 1814. Hannah Mumford, born September 14, 1816.
1. 3. 9. 3.
3.4.
1.
Joseph Otis Huntington, born August 14, 1803, in Norwich, Conn.; married, November 4, 1843, Elizabeth C. Otis, of Pittsfield, Mass.
children.
*
1.
Ann
Otis, born June
29, 1844. 29, 1846,
2.
Joseph Otis, born April
and died
in 1874.
889
1.3. 9. 3. 3.4. 1.
Ann
married, October
veston, Texas.
1.
Otis (Huntington) Lee, born June 29, 1844, in Norwich, Conn.; 3, 1866, in Norwich, Conn., James Morgan, son of William Douglas and Ophelia (Morgan) Lee. He was born February 2, 1844, in GalMr. Lee was in the insurance business. He lived in Galveston, Texas, and moved to Norwich, Conn.; thi-nce to Pittsfield, Mass., in 1874, where he died June 27, 1911. He was, and she is, an Episcopalian.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Huntington, born May IG, 1868. Josephine Bowers, born April 13,
in Pittsfield.
1885, in Pittsfield, Mass.; lives
1.3. 9. 3.3.4.
Huntington Lee, born May
vember
5,
1. 1. 1.
Norwich, Conn.; married No-
16, 1868, in
1907, in Norwich, Conn., Rosalie, daughter of Cliarles L. and Kath-
erine Frances (Mather) Hubbard.
CHILD.
1.
Hubbard Mather,
])orn
November
7,
1909.
1.3. 9. 3. 3. 4. 3.
Peter Richards Huntington, born August
dina, Ohio.
20,
1809, in Norwich,
Conn.; married, February 21, 1834, Jane Simmons, and was a farmer in
Me-
CHILDREN.
1.
Jane; and others whose names have not been obtained.
1.3. 9. 3. 3. 4.4.
John Griswold Huntington, born February 24, 1814, in Norwich, 1, 1836, Mary Isham of Colchester. He was enin the
gaged
lumber business
in
Norwich
city,
where he was much esteemed.
He
died from the small pox, April 17, 1859.
children.
1.
Jedediah, born August

2,
7,
1837; married,
I.
June
6,
1860,
Annie E.
Hazzard, of Kingston, R.
1863.
2. 3.
They had one
child,
born January
John Richards, Charles Isham,

1861.
born
May
25, 1846. 16, 1856,
born November
and died September
7,
890
1.3. 9.3.3.4.5.
Hannah Mumford (Huntington) Bowers, born
in
city,
September
of
14, 1816,
Norwich, Conn.; married William C. Bowers, a merchant
New York
who
1.
died in 1861.
CHILDREN.
2. 3.
Ann Elizabeth, died in infancy. Margaret Phillips, married Samuel

Katherine Richards,
Josephine Otis. Emma Elizabeth. William Gushing;
lives in
Pierson Halsey.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
*
*
4.
5.
6.
died, unmarried, in 190C.
1. 3. 9. 3.
3.4.5.
4.
Josephine Otis (Bowers) Borland, married Matliew Joseph BorThey live in Brooklyn, N. Y. land.
1.
Elizabeth Huntington,
months.
died at the age of two years and two
1. 3. 9. 3. 3.
4.
5.5.
Emma Elizabeth (Bowers)
Gibbs, married Edward Gibbs.
children.
*
*
1.
2.
3.
Alice Huntington. Frank Bowers. Marion Wright, died aged two years and two months.
4.
Edward,
married Carrie Silleman.
1.3. 9. 3.3. 4. 5.5.

win.
1.
Alice Huntington (Gibbs) Goodwin; married Arthur Stanly Goodchild.

1.
Cynthia Huntington.
1. 3.
9.3. 3. 4.5. 5. 2.
first,
Frank Bowers
Ethel Chapin.
Gibbs, married,
P^lizabeth Willard Martin; second,
children.
1. 2.
3.
4.
Elizabeth Huntington. John Willard. Cornelia Walton. Frank Bowers.
891
1.3.9.3.4.
married,
kins.
Felix Huntington, born November 28, 1749, in Norwich, Conn., and March 10, 1773, Anna, daughter of Jacob and Mary (Brown) PerHis wife died in 1806, aged
fifty
years.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Lucy, born February 21, 1774. Rebecca, born May 12, 17 76; married Augustus Perkins, the husband of her sister Lucy. She died in 1838. Sarah, born July 16, 17 78; married Cyrus Williams, of StockShe died in 1838, leaving no children. bridge, Mass. Mary B., born February 20, 1781, and died unmarried in 1801. James, born June 4, 1783. Charlotte, born August 28, 1785, and died May 3, 1786. Charlotte, born October 28, 1787, and lived unmarried in Norwich.
8.
9.
Felix, born November William, born August Charlotte C. H., Va.
1,
1789.
24, 1793.
He
never married, and lived at
He was
a teacher.
1.3. 9.3.4. 1.
Lucy (Huntington) Perkins,
wich, where she died in 1822.
born February
21, 17 74, in
Norwich,
Conn.; married, September 20, 179.5, Augustus Perkins.
They
lived in
Nor-
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
John Augustus, born July 21, 1796. George Apollos, born September 18, 1798. Mary Brown, born January 6, 1801. Rebecca Huntington, born December 9, 1803.
Isaac Huntington, born December
18. 1806.
Edward Henry,
born April
7,
4,
1810.
Simeon Abijah, born July
1812.
1.3. 9. 3.4.
James Huntington,
March
wich
2,
5.
born June
4,
1783, in Norwich, Conn.; married,
1809, Zerviah, daughter of Rev.
John and Hannah Tyler,
of
Nor-
city.
He
died in Norwich, ]May 18, 1822, having been extensively en-
gaged
in
commercial business.
children.
1.
George, born December

Norwich.
17, 1809,
and died December
18, 1809, in
2.
James William, born

and died
in
April
5,
1811.
He was
captain of a vessel,
New
York, August
29, 1851.
He was
engaged
in
892
the cotton trade.
still
He
married, in 1842, Eleanor Quidor,
who
lived in
New
York, in 1878.
15, 1812,
3.
Zerviah Tyler, born December

1832.
and died
in Springfield,
Mass., at the residence of Mrs.
James Dwight, November
18,
4.
Maria
L.,
born February
see page 498.
3,
1815; married Benj. F.
(1. 3. 3. 4. 1.
2. 4. 6.)
5.
Julia Anna, born March

at the
Norwich
City, at
house of
Lyman Brewer, February

city.
17, 1857,
Amos W.
She died
Gay
in
of
New York
They Hved
in
Harlem, N. Y.
Mt. Vernon, N. Y., December
12, 1892, leaving
no children.
1.3. 9.3.4.8.
Felix A. Huntington, born November 1, 1789, in Norwich, Conn.; married, December 11, 1811, Frances Snow. He commenced an early apprenticeship to commercial pursuits, and at the age of twenty engaged in trade with
his brother
James, and continued
in business in
Norwich
until 1825,
when he
removed
porter.
to
New
York.
He
j-ears
here engaged in the drygoods business as an im-
Between the
1832 and 1846 he was called by business to make

In 1849 he retired
a dozen voyages to Pûrope, during which he formed an extensive and desirable

acquaintanceshij) both in England and on the continent.
His wife died January 23, 1859, aged sixty-nine years. Mr. Huntington, whose death occurred February 18, 1862, had been a member and officer of the Church of the Redeemer in Brooklyn, from the
to
from business, removing from
New York
Brooklyn, N. Y.
organization of the parish.
After his death, the vestry of the chui'ch testified
in the strongest terms to his faithfulness
and
efficiency as
an
officer;
to his
wisdom and prudence

sion
;
as a counselor; to the sincerity of his Christian profes-
to his " earnest desire for the extension of the

;
church of our blessed
Redeemer on earth
ance."
and
to his evident preparation for the
heavenly inherit-
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Beniamin Snow,
lyn,

10, 1814,
3.
September N. Y., October 16, 1848. John Felix, born Api-il 5, 1825.
Anne Perkins, born
and died
single in Brook-
1. 3.
married,
first,
9.3.4. 8.
1.
Benjamin Snow Huntington, born
April 23, 1813, in Norwich, Conn.;
February 1, 1838, in Paris, France, Frances Amelia Seal, of London, who died January 4, 1869, in Brooklyn, N. Y. He married, second, June 5, 1879, in New York, Caroline Emilie, daughter of Joseph and Caroline
(Griffiths)
25, 1842,
Dalrymple, and widow of Charles Arthui- Ray.

living in Montclair,
She was born April
and was
N.
J., in
1915.
In 1830 the [Mercantile Library Association of
893
Tork
of
New
a member, voted him a Scholarship in Columbia College,
New
York,
which he was at which
he graduated
in 1834.
He
city.
traveled in Europe in 183G, and in Paris lived for three years where
he was identified with an Association for the promotion of Christianity in that
Returning
to
America, he was ordained

in 1840,
to the
Episcopal ministry by
Bishop Onderdonk
and
settled as Rector of Christ
Church, ^Middle
Haddam, Conn.
In 1841 he succeeded the Rev. Dr. Lee in Rochdale, Pa., and
iu 1847 established the Astin Ridge Seminary for Young Ladies, of which he had successful control for ten years. In 1859 he became Pastor of the Seaman's Church of Our Savior, in New York, where he and his wife did most efficient work as was attested by many letter.s received by difTerent seamen from all parts of the world who had at-
tended the services when

the Reconcilation of
in
New
York.
In 1861 he was called to St. Paul's
Church, Flatbush, Long Island.
In 1804 he became rector of the Church of

In March, 1871, he
New
York.
was appointed Principal
and Chaplain of Helmuth Ladies College and Canon of St Paul's Cathedral, London, C. W. On June 12, 1875, he was commissioned by Bishop A. N.
Littlejohn as Evangelist of
Long
Island,
which
office
he held
till
his death.
In
1876 he received a
parish demanded.
call to St.
John's Church, Cornwall,
New
York, which he
accepted, feeling the necessity of assuming less arduous duties than a larger
His preaching was convincing, and the church greatly

his
gained in numbers and usefulness during his pastoi-ate.

to the
whole community by his blameless

sect.
life,
He endeared himself unswerving allegiance to His

all
Master's cause, and his unfailing courtesy and kindness to
of
whatever
visit his
creed or
His death occurred

wife's brother in-law the
in
Bridgeport, Conn., where he had gone to
he was taken
ill
Rev. Dr. Clarke of Trinity Church, Bridgejiort. There with pneumonia and during the two last weeks of his life, spent
suffering,
in almost constant
only come from the confiding faith of a true child of God.

the grace of
showed that fortitude and resignation that can He was enabled by

in the wise
God
to say "it
is all
ordering of Providence."
Later
at
he said "
I
am now
ready to be offered and the time of

fight.
I
my departure is
I
hand.
have fought a good
have finished
my course.
have kept the
faith."
Sunday on earth was Easter day and he received Communion from Dr. Clarke and in the early morning of April 1, 1880, he fell peacefully asleep.
His
last
CHILDREN.
1.
Aluert, born
in
February, 1840; died
2.
Edith Snow, born May

successful composer
21, 1880, in Cornwall,
accomplished nuisician,
same month. N. Y. She is an both vocal and instrumental, and a very

in the
and teacher.
1.3. 9. 3. 4. 8. 3.
John Felix Huntington,
born April
5,
1825, in Brooklyn,
New
York;
894
married November
18, 1852,
Fiances Aokerinan.
He was
a banker in
New
York
City.
CHILDREN.
1.
Louisa, born October
29, 1853.
2.
3.
William S., born February James Milnor.

Charlotte, born December
15, 1855.
4.
25, 1860.
1. 3. 9. 4.
Anna (Huntington, Adgate, Turner,) Abel,
born iMarch
20, 1715, in
Norwich, Conn.; married, March 22, 1731, Thomas, son of deacon Thomas and He was born February 9, 1703, and died DecemRuth (Brewster) Adgate. ber 13, 1736. She married, for her second husband, Capt. Phihp Turner, He died January 13, 1755, and she married Capt. Joshua, April 24, 1739.
son of Samuel and Elizabeth (Slunian) Abel, June
7,
1757.
He was
born No-
vember
23, 1706.
Mrs. Abel died June
29, 1759.
CHILDREN.
1.
(adgate.)
2.
Thomas, born June 9, 1734. Jonathan, born May 10, 1736, and
children,
died
March
5,
1760.
(turner.)
3.
Philip, born February
25, 1740;
who became an eminent
physician,
4.
5.
6.
7.
and married Lucy Tracy. Bela, born April 19, 1742.
John, born August 23, 1744. Anne, born December 4, 1746. Roger, who died May 7, 1754.
1. 3.
9.5.
4,
born in Norwich, Conn., November
1719,
He was a religious man, and married, November 17, 1746, Eunice Lathrop. and prominent in the organization of the sixth ecclesiastical society of Norwich. He united with the infant church in 1760, and was for years very active in its The following certificate will show his spirit and j)osition in the church affairs.
at the time of
its
date.
of Christ at Chelsey, in
"
The church
it
Norwich, Conn.,
it
in
New
England,
to all the
churches of Christ, and whomsoever
may
concern, send greeting
Whereas,
has pleased God, in his providence, to call our reverend and wor-
thy pastor, Mr. Nathaniel AVhitaker, from us for a season, to go to Europe, to

solicit charities for the
Wheelock,
on
this
Indian school, under the care of the Rev. ]\lr. P^leazer Lebanon, and to promote Christian knowledge, among the Indians continent We do unanimously recommend him, the said Mr. Whitaker,
of
:
and
his services, to all tlu'
895
nation,
churches aud people of Gud, of whatsoever denomiand wheresoever he may come, as a faithful minister of Jesus Christ,
is
whose praise
erly kindness
in the gos])el
through the churches, earnestly recjuesting broth-
and charily may be extended toward him as occasion may require, and that the grand and important cause in which he is engaged, may be forwarded and promoted by all the lovers of truth. Wishing grace, mercy and truth, may be multiplied to you and the whole
Israel of Go<l,
and desiring an
Yours
interest in
your piayers, we subscribe.

of the gospel.
in the faith
and fellowship
JONATHAN HUNTINGTON, SAT AH TIFFANY.

1
By
order,
and
in l)ehalf of said
church.
Norwich, October
21, 1766."
first
9,
He was
in tlie
the chairman of the building committee, for the

in 1760.
church built
wife,
new society, in May, 1803,
He
died in Norwich, August
1801; and his
in the seventy-eighth
year of her age.
CHILDREN BORN
*
1.
IN NORWÎCH, CONN.
2. 3.
Eunice, born October 16, 1747, LuCKETiA, born October 6, 1749, and
died, unmarried, in 1826.
Jonathan, born October
16, 1751.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Daniel, born September 26, 1753. He married widow Elizabeth Moore, who died June 5, 1811, aged fifty-three. He died April They had no children. 28, 1811. Lucy, born June 1, 1755. Eliphalet, born April 8, 1757, and died June 13, 1759. Abigail, born April 25, 1761, and married John Pearce. RuKUS, born July 28, 1763. He was a carver in wood, and died unmarried, September 21, 1832.
9.
Hannah,

2,
*10.
Eliphalet, born March
1768.
1.3.9. 5.
Conn., and married,
1.
Eunice (Huntington) Carew, born October 16, 1747, in Norwich, March 24, 1771, Ebenezer Carew, of Norwich. Mrs.
14, 1785.
Carew died August
children.
1.
2. 3.
Anne, born February 13, 1772. Charles, born July 1, 1774.

Simon, born October 2, 1776. Ebenezer, born June 24, 17 78. Elizabeth Lathrop, born October
4. 5.
6,
1780, and died early.
896
1.3. 9. 5.5.
Lucy (Huntington) Hyde,
vember
26, 1755, in
born June
1,
married Ebenezer, son of Elijah and Ruth (Tracy) Hyde.
He was born Noin 1781,
Lebanon, Conn.
He
died at
New York
on board
the " Jersey " prison ship.
CHIL1>KEN, IJOKN IN LEBANON, CONN.

1.
2.
Elizabeth, born Marcli 15, 1778, and married a Captain French. Eunice, born October 29, 1779, and married Jabez Kelley.
1.3.9.5.9.
Hannah (Huntington) Turner,
Turner.
It is the
in
Norwich,
Conn.; married Dr. John, son of the eminent Dr. Philip and
Anna
(1. 3. 9. 4.)
inherit the strong ipialities of his father's mind,
testimony of one competent to bear witness that ""he seemed to and to surpass him in acuteDr. Tarner died
ness of perception and nicety of discernment."
May
7,
1837,
aged
73,
and
his
widow May
7,
1845.
CHILDREN.
1.
2. 3.
4.
Julia Frances Marionette, who married Rev. George Perkins. George F,, who died at the age of twenty years. Betsey H., who became the second wife of Rev. George Perkins. Charlks.
1.3.9.5. 10.
married a Daniels.
Elii'HALEt Huntington, born March 2, 1768, in Norwich, Conn. He He was a baker, and died in October, 1802, in Norwich.

*
1.
Marianne, born
in 1798.
2.
3.
Eunice, born in 1800, and died in January, 1807. Abigail, born October 4, 1801, and lived unmarried
in
Norwich.
1.
3.9.
5.
10.
1.
in
Marianne (Huntington) Grace,
born in 1798,
Norwich, Conn.;
married March 10, 1823, in Norwich, Conn., John Hamilton, son of Henry Sweeting and Elisabeth (Hamilton) Grace. He was born in Norwich in 1800, and always lived in Norwich City. He was educated at the only high school
Norwich. He was expecting to enter college the year he was taken with rheumatic fever, which kept him from any work. He was a fine
at that time in
accountant, and held the post

1863.
office
in
Norwich
for a short time.
He
died in
Mrs. Grace died
March
16, 1886, in
Norwich, Conn.
CHILDREN.
1.
897
2.
LucRETiA Huntington. Elisabeth H.
She resides in Norwich, Conn.
1.3.9.5.10.1.2.
Elisabeth
PI.
(Grace) Rogers, married Porter Rogers.

CHILDREN.
1.
Mary Huntington,
was married, and had two children.

married, and had two children.
She
She
is
2.
now dead. Elisabeth Grace, was now dead.
is
1.3.9. 6.
Benjamin Huntington, born in Norwich, Conn., April 19, 1736, graduated at Yale, in 1761. He married. May 5, 1765, Anne, (1. 2. 4. 4. 7.) of Windham, who died October 6, 1790. He entered, soon after leaving college,
upon the practice of law in his native town, and rose rapidly to the front rank He seems to have been unusually devoted to his profession, being at once a severe student, and an active and successful advocate and business man. Though rather shunning than courting public life, he was not allowed to excuse himself from its claims; nor, when called to meet them, did he shrink either from public duties or dangers. In 1775 he was appointed, by the legislature of his native State, on the committee of safety, appointed to advise with the Governor of the State during the recess of the legislature. Only the ablest men and truest patriots of that trying day, would have been put upon that important committee. Again, in 1778, on the recommendation of Wasliington, he was appointed by the legislature, one of the convention to be held in New Haven, for the regulation of the army. From 1780 to '84, and again in '87 and '88, he was a member of the Continental Congress and when the new government went into operation, in 1789, he was chosen to represent Connecticut in the First Congress of the United States. From 1781 to 1790, and also from 1791 to '93 he was also a member of the upper house of the Connecticut Legislature. On the incorporation of Norwich city, in 1784, he was chosen, for an indefinite period, its first Mayor, in which office he served until his formal resignation, in 1796. He was also
of his profession.
;
office until 1798.
appointed in 1793, a judge of the superior court of Connecticut, holding this Thus, for more than twenty years, during the most eventful
we had claimed and won our independence, and had commenced our most successful career in self-government, was he found continually called to serve his constituents in offices always onerous, and often hazardous. How well he discharged these trusts, their own recurrence will unequivocally evince. A word on this point, however, is due both to his memory and to the truth of our revolutionary history.
period of our history, in which
57
898
For some reason, never explained, he was not
in the early stages of preparits
ation for tbe struggle, })ronunently identified witii
measures.
Our
ex})la-
nation
is
that he
was not
onl\tliat
a young man, and therefore hesitated to put
himself forward; but, also,

sional course, that all his
he had formed such an ideal for his profesit.
strength and time were required in attaining

the year of his marriage, just as he
had laid the plans for his professional studies, on which his entire success was to depend. And, with a nice discernment of what was most needed by him, to prepare for the future call which his counti-y would make upou him, no less than to meet the high demands of his profession, he gave himself to an earnest pursuit of legal study and practice. And, for the time being, he couhl be spared from the more public discussions and services which the incipienc}' of our revolution required. His family were well represented in them by older members: Hezekiah, (1. 2. 4. 6.) ripe in years and counsel; Sauiuel, (1. 3. 4. 2. 4.) already strong and facile for action; Jabez, (1. 3. 3. 4. 1.) with means and a heart for the work, and in the work; and still others of his own family name, scarcely less ready, and restive for the impending struggle, rendered it possible for him, without a breach of faith to the cause, to await a maturer preparation for ampler service to be
act dates with
The stamp
rendered
at a later date.
And
that future service fully justified his decision.

for
By
the
May
of 1775, he
was found ready
an exigency which none but a

filled
strong
man and
a true patriot could meet.
He
acceptably the post to
which the patriot legislature of his native State called him; and the fact of that appointment is, itself, no equivocal testimony respecting the position of They who were called, in that crisis, to take the place of the their agent.
legislature in advising with their chief executive, during
its
period of adjourn,
ment, were known ami tried men. Nor would \Vashington have recommended
him for appointment by the legislature U) that convention to be Haven, in 17 78, while the war was yet in progress, to arrange for
efficiency, unless
iield in
its
New
increased
he had already furnished ample proof, both of an interest not

to be intimidated.
to be bribed,
and a courage never
And
for
that his family were thoroughly jjatriotic. and ready for any sacrifice
their counti'y
might call, is abundantly attested by this instance of On an occasion of ])ressing want on the part of our revolutionary army, an earnest call was made upon the families of Norwich,
which
their personal devotion.
for supplies of clothing.
In the absence of Judge Huntington, then
away
in
the service of the State, his wife, selecting a single blanket, in which to wi'ap
her youngest child, forwarded
all
the rest to the
army; and
su])plied their
floor, j)re-
place on the beds at home, hy blankets cut from the carpets on the
ferring, for the jjresent, Avell sanded (ioors, without their
accustomed covering,
re-
that so the noble patriotism of the needy
army might be encouraged and
warded.
Few men and few

patriotic record than
families of those trying days can

antl his.
show a purer and more
he
lie died in 180<.
*
1.
899
* * *
*
*
2.
3.
Henry, born May 28, 1766. GuRDON, born March 16, 1768. George, born June 5, 1770.
Lucy, born January
21, 1773.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Nancy, born March
30, 1775,
and died unmarried
in
Rome
in 1842.
8.
Benjamin, born March 19, 1777. Rachel, born April 4, 1779. Daniel, born December 27, 1781, and died on the 30th
same month.
of the
1.3.9.
Henry Huntington,
abandoned
in
this for
city,
6. 1.
Norwich, Conn.
born
May
28, 1766, in
He
grad-
uated at Dartmouth, in 1783, and entered upon the profession of law, but soon
commercial pursuits. He established himself in business and had also an interest in the partnership of Geo. Huntington & Co., of Rome, N. Y. Becoming largely interested in land speculation, he soon removed to Rome, where he spent the remainder of his life, in a most successful business career. He was chosen President of the Bank of Utica, and retained the post until his resignation, a short time before his death, when his failing health hindered his weekly visits to Utica. His business career, from its beginning to its close, was marked by a high tone of honor and integrity. Avoiding all the petty meannesses to which the ambitious man of business is tempted, he still won all the business ends which the most aspiring could wish. Nor was he without frequent testimonials to the confidence which his fellow-citizens reposed in his political character. In 1805, 1806, and 1807, he was a member of the New York senate; and in 1806, was also a member of the council of appointment. In 1816, and 1818, he was a member of the assembly. In 1821, he was a member of the convention for revising the state constitution. He was also one of the presidential electors, in the elections both of 1808 and 1812. Few men have stood fairer, for honor and integrity; and very few have won higher confidence and esteem for private and social worth. He married Catharine M. Havens. His death oc-
New York
curred at Rome, in October, 1846.
children.
1.
Catherine, born December 3, 1797, married, March 26, WiUiam Williams, " one of the most benevolent and
members and valuable
of that city.
1833, Col.
enterprising citizens of Utica," N. Y., " and one of the most exemplary
elders in" the First Presbyterian Church She died in Utica, September 10, 1856. Her funeral sermon, by her pastor, the Rev. P. H. Fowler, contains a well deserved eulogy of her singularly pure and lovely character. From this it appears that in early life she became hopefully a
Christian.
" Religion took the entire possession of her soul,
and
900
and a controlling principle. Esits compassionate and benevolent * * >; ^J^^. y^.^^ more enlisted in labors spirit. for the heathen, and yet she was (juite as much engaged tor her own country, and was a model to us all of devotedness to the
jjassion
became both a master

pecially did
it
inspire her with
particular
church and congregation to which she belonged. * There was a remarkable completeness in the piety
it was leaven She was ennnently
of our friend,
in
lu-i-
heart while
it
was motion
in
her
life.
a friend of the poor, a
sympathizer
with them, a visitor
among them,
all
generous benefactor to them.
Yet notwithstanding
and
one
display.
she was and the
much
she did, she
was
the humblest of Christians, instinctively shrinking from boasting
v^^]ê
yf-^g
characters in the whole ac<|uaintance of

in
one of the rarest, choicest my life. T never knew
whom
it
was more
dithcult to detect a fault.
To our
par-
tial vision
she appeared to bear the perfections of heaven during
the probation of earth."
* *
2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
8.
9.
Frances, born September Iti, 1799. Anne, born February 23, 1801, and died October 2, 1823. Henrietta Desire, born June 15, 1803. Gloriana, born February 1, 1806, and died December 3, 1808. Lucy, born February 2, 1808, and died February 28, Gloriana, born June 7, 1809, and died single, June 3, 1837. Elizabeth, born August 6, 1811; married, August 4,1836, Charles She died January 19, 1838. C. Young, of Rome. Henry, born July 11, 1813, and died in Hartford, Conn., March
.
31,
1854.
]\Iay 5, 1816.
* 19.
Benjamin Nicoll, born
1.3. 9. 6.
New
York; married, June
6,
1. 2.
16, 179n, in Rome, Rome, N. Y., NicoU Havens, son of General Sylvester and Esther Sarah (Havens) Dering. He was born January 1, 1794, at SheUer Island, N. Y. Dr. Dering was a graduate of Yale College, 1813, and of the New York College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1817. He was Health officer of the port
Frances (Huntington) Dering, born September

1826, in
of
New
York, under Gov. Clinton, and
Hegistrar of the College of Physicians
and Surgeons,
New
York.
1867.
In 1842, he removed to Rome, N. Y., and in 1847, to Utica, N. Y., where
he died, December
Elder
in
19,
He was
a Presb3'terian, and was the Ruling
Dr. Spring's Brick Church, N. Y.; also Elder of the First Presbvte-
lian Church, in I'tica, N. Y.

2,
Mrs. Dering died in
New York
City,
February
1841.
CHILDREN, BORN IN
1.
"
901
NEW YORK
CITY.
married, July
1,
Anne Huntington,
in Utica,
born August
16, 1828;
1856,
N. Y., Charles Stuart Wilson.
They
live in Utica.
2.
3.
Sarah Sylvester, born July 13, 1831, in New York City, and died May 10, 1893, in Philadelphia, Pa. Catherine ]\Iary, born February 21, 1833, in New York City,
and died April
10. 1901, in Utica,
N. Y.
18,
4.
Frances Huntington, born November

City,
1834, in
New York
and died February
7,
1901, in Stamford, Conn.
5.
6.
Lucy, born November 23, 1836; died January 23, 1837, in New York City. Sylvester, born March 12, 1838, in New York City; married
7.
New Haven, Conn., Ella Virginia Bristol. N. Y. Henrietta Wright, born December 25, 1839, and died July 22,
February
25, 1864, in
They
live in Utica,
1841, in
New York
City.
1. 3. 9. 6. 1. 4.
Henrietta Desire (Huniington) Wkight, born June 15, 1803, in Rome, New York.; married, December 9, 1828, in Rome, Benjamin Hall, son of Benjamin and Philomela (Waterman) Wriaht. He was boi-n October 19, 1801, in Rome. Mr. Wright was appointed cadet to West Point from New York, was promoted to 2nd Lieut, of 2nd Inft., July 1, 1822. He resigned June 1, 1823. He was a commissioned officer in the New York State Militia, appointed in November, 1823, resigned in November, 1827. A civil engineer from 1823 to 1842. He promoted the first establishment of railroads in the Island of Cuba, and executed the survey for the first railroad from Havana to Guines in 1834. He was apjjointed by the Spanish Government associate principal engineer in 1835, resigned in 1836, and made examination for a railroad from Cardenas to Bemba; engaged in location and construction of railroad, from
Nuevitas to Puerto Principe from 1837
his wife died
to
1842.
lie died ^Nlay 13, 1881,
and
September
23, 1865, in
Rome, N. Y.
children.
1.
A Daughter,
born June
7,
1830; died
June
10, 1830.
2.
Henry Huntington,
born August
24, 1832; died
July
17, 1833.
3.
4.
Benjamin Huntington, born January 6, 1835. Henrietta Huntington, born Sejjtember 2, 1840:
N. Y.
lives in
Rome,
5.
Albert, born August
8,
1845; died
January
7,
1852.
1.3.9.6.1.4.3.
Ben.iamin Huntington Wright, born January
ence Malvina Cossitt.
6,
1835; married Flor^
He
died July 27, 1889.
902
CHILD.
1.
Florence Henrietta, born
April 20, 1870; lives in Rome, N. Y.
1.
3.9.6.
1.
10.
5,
Benjamin Nicoll Huntington, born May
1816, in Rome, N. Y.;
married, January 24, 1855, in Rome, N. Y., Mabel Limbrieck, daughter of
Rufus and Laura (Mills) Utley. She was born November 30, 1831, in GuilN. Y., and died January 31, 1901, in Peekskill, N. Y. He was a prominent man in his town. He was supervisor of Rome, N.Y., for one year, and trustee for two years. In May, 1851, he Avas elected State
ford,
Senator as a Whig, to
fall of
fill
a vacancy in the 19th District; also elected, in the
1851, to the Senate of 1852-53; Presidential elector in the State of
N.
Y., 1860;
Republican Assemblyman from 3d District, of Oneida

of
Co., in
1866;
Member
the
Constitutional
Convention, 1867; President of the
Oneida Co. Agricultural Society

from 1863
to 1876.
in 1850,
and
of the State Society in 1860;
President of the bank at Utica, N. Y., (later the First National
He
died
November
10, 1882, in
Bank Rome, N. Y.
of Utica)
children.
1.
2.
Ben.jamin Nicoll, born November 16, 1855; died June in Rome, N. Y., of scarlet fever. Henry, born June 13, 1864, in Rome, N. Y.
12, 1860,
1.3.9.
Henry Huntington,
cember
6,
6. 1. 10. 2.
13, 1864, in
born June
Rome, N.
Y.; married,
De-
1899, in Peekskill, N. Y.,
Mary
Piatt,
daughter of John Gray and
She was born January 17,1865, in Red Hook, N. Y. Pie was from 1882 to 1885 a clerk and accountant; from 1895 to 1903 a traveling auditor and construction foreman with the American Telephone and Telegraph Co.; from 1904 to 1907 in the bakery business; from 1907 to 1909 employed by the New Departure Co., in Bristol, Conn.; from 1909 to 1910 was agent and manager of a New York cement house. He was private and sergeant in the 44th Inft., Co. C, National Guard, State of N. Y., from 1888 to 1894. They are Presbyterians. He was a member and officer of the Dutch Reformed church in Utica for several years, between 1882 and 1894; was treasurer of church and Sunday School, and Supt. of Sunday School, deacon and clerk of consistory of the Dutch Reformed church. He lived in Utica, N. Y., from 1882 and 1890, in Rome, N. Y., in 1889, in Peekskill, N.Y., in 1894, Bristol, Conn., in 1904, Jenkintown, Pa., in 1909, and moved to Rome, N. Y., where he now lives, in 1910.
Elizabeth Parker (Nelson) Johnson.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
903
Elizabeth, born December 3, 1900, Benjamin Nicoll, born August 20,
in Peekskill,
N. Y.
1903, in Peekskill, N. Y.
3.
4.
Henry, boru July 7, 1905, in Bristol, Conn. Mary Johnson, born January 30, 1909, in Bristol, Conn.
1.3. 9. 6.2.
Gordon Huntington,
first,
March
August
20, 1792,
born March 16, 1768, in Norwich, Conn.; married, Susannah Tracy, who was born August 8, 1770, and
died,
21, 1793.
He
married for
1,
his
second wife, July
6,
1794,
Anna
Perkins,
life as
who was born February
a carriage maker at Norwich, but after a few years where he became a merchant, and by his strict and unbending integrity and the genial kindliness of his heart, acquired the esteem and respect of all who knew him. He was successful in his business, from which he retired some years before his death, which took place in 1S40.
He began removed to Rome
children, horn in ROME,

1.
N. Y.
Edward,
1810,
born December
5,
1792, graduated at Union
College,
City,
and died single, December 16, 1816, in having just entered upon the practice of law.
*
2.
New York
3. 4.
5.
Susannah, born April 8, 1795. Anne, born November 20, 1796, and died August Robert, born September 26, 1799, and died May
23, 1809. 13, 1801.
Mary
Perkins, born January

.
7,
1801, and died, unmarried,
March
24, 1825.
1. 3. 9.
6.2. 2.
born
April
8,
Susannah (Huntington) Dalliber,
1795;
married,
in
9,
October 22, 1815, Major James S. Dalliber, U. S. A., and resided N. Y. She died March 19, 1837, her husband having died, October
Rome,
1832.
CHILDREN.
1.
Anne Huntington,
ried
born August
29, 1816, in
1,
Rome, N.
Y.;
mar-
DeWitt
C. Bancroft,
November
1837, and died in
Rome,
October
2.
21, 1844.
3.
Susan, born November 5, 1818, at Watervliet, N. Y., and died November 29, 1818. Elizabeth Perkins, born January 2, 1820, and died October 13,
1820.
4.
James Edward,
of Utica,
5.
born December 8, 1821 married Achsah D. Swift, N. Y., September 4, 1844. Sarah Perkins, born March 25, 1824; married Eli Whitney, of New Haven, Conn., June 17, 1845. I think he was the inventor of the sewino; machine needle.
;
904
6.
Mary Huntington,
born June 20, 1826, in Rome, N. Y.; married William H. Diitton, of Utica, N. Y., December 30, 1846.
7.
8.
Susan Elizabeth, born October 11, 1828, in Moriah, X. Y.; married Theodore W. Thompson, in September 1851. Katherine, born May 8, 1831; married Augustus H. Burley, of
Chicago,
111.,
October
3,
1855, and resided in Chicago.
1. 3.
ried,
9.6. 3.
George Huntington, born June 5, 1770, in Norwich, Conn. He marMay 21, 1794, Hannah Thomas of Norwich. He was the first of the Huntington family who moved into Central New York. He first settled in
Wliitestown, in 1792, then the most important of
all
the
New England
settle-
ments
in that vicinity.
He had
little
or no property, but opened a store as In the succeeding year he removed to
agent for Mr.
Hyde
of
New
London.
Fort Stanwix, near Rome, and by the assistance of his elder brother, Henry,
established himself in business.
canal to connect the waters of the
Mohawk
with
Wood Creek was
then in contemplation, and was shortly afterAvards con-
structed by the
earliest connection of the
Western Inland Lock Navigation Company, thus forming the waters flowing to the Hudson with those of the lakes.
its
In this enterprise, the beginning of our system of internal improvements, he
took a deep interest, and was, during the existence of the Company,
agent,
giving his personal attention to the construction and support of the works.
He
represented, in part, the county of Oneida, in the Assembly in 1811,

'19, '20, '21,
'12, '13,
member of the Conand a liberal contributor, both of his substance and his energies to every good work. " The business connection of Henry and George Huntington, under the They gave up firm of George Huntington & Co., continued until his death. the mercantile business about the year 1817, and afterwards dealt largely in real estate, and interested themselves to a considerable extent in the manuThey were noted for their fair and honorable facture of iron, cotton, etc. manner of doing business, never allowing themselves to be tempted by doubtful operations, or taking directly or indirectly more than strictly legal rates of I have heard men who recollect occurrences of forty years since, interest.
and
'22.
He was
many
a prominent'and zealous
gregational church for
years,
speak of the firmness with which, during a season of great scarcity, 1816,
when
the crops were cut off and there was great and wide-spread distress for
company resisted all temptations to sell to speculators the large amount of grain in their possession, parting with it only in small quantities and at moderate prices, to those who needed it for their own sustenance. Their sagacity, probity and fair dealing, met Avith deserved success." This prominent man, "the patriarch of the village," died in Rome, N. Y., September 23, 1842. children, born in ROME, N. Y.
food, this
1.
Hannah Thomas,
born
May
25, 1798.
2.
905
Maky Mumford,
1826.
born June 12, 1800, and died single, July 31,
3.
4.
5.
Lucy, born July 17, 1803, and died August 2, 1803. Lucy, born April 25, 1805, and died November 3, 1806. George, born August 27, 1807, and died March 25, 1828.
He had
graduated at Yale in 1827, and entered the Theological Seminary at Andover, intending to devote his life to the work of the ministry.
left
He was
taken sick and obliged to give up his studies.
the seminary for home, and was found in his hotel in
He New
York city, in a dying condition, by ]\Irs. Benjamin Waight, who had him taken to her hospitable home, where he died as above. He had lived long enough to give to his friends and teachers
high promise of usefulness.
6.
7.
Henry, born December 1, 1810, and died the next day. Charlotte, born August 14, 1812; married, April 17, 1833,
C. Young, of
Charles
New York
city,
where she died
May
12, 1835.
8.
Edward, born June
23, 1817.
1. 3. 9. 6. 3. 1.
Hannah Thomas (Huntington)

N.
Y.; married,
1''.,
den, N.
Smith, born May 25, 1798, in Rome, September 4, 1819, Rev. Henry Smith, and resided in Camwhere she died January 14, 1836.
children.
1.
Hannah Huntington,
Calif.
married Henry
son, Charles
W.
Coe,
Coe, of San Jose,
They had one
W.
who
resides in
San
Jose, Calif.
*2.
Henry Huntington,
lege his
born June 30, 1828.
While he was
in col-
name was changed by the New Jersey Legislature, from Henry Huntington Smith to Henry Smith Huntington.
1. 3. 9. 6. 3. 1. 2.
Henry Smith Huntington,
born June 30, 1828,
in
Camden, N.
J.;
married. June 30, 1859, in Caldwell, N. Y., Geneva, daughter of David Green
She was born March 3, 1843, in Y'ônkers, N. Y. and Elira (Marvin) Crosby. He was a clergyman, a graduate of Princeton College and Princeton He was a Presbyterian until 1882, Theological Seminary, 1851 and 1854. when he was ordained by Bishop Coxe, and served until his death in the From 1858 to 1862 he lived in Caldwell, Episcopal Diocese of W. N. Y'. N. Y.; then in lone, Brooklyn, and Watsonville, Cal., until 1867; then in Wilmington, Del., Auburn, Caldwell, and Buffalo, N. Y.
1895, in Buffalo.
He
died
December
22,
90G
HUNTINGTOX GRNEALOGY.
CHILDREN.
1.
Eliza Rowland, born April

lives in Detroit,
21, 1861, in
Caldwell, N. Y.
Slie
Mich.
2.
George, born August
12, 1862, in Caldwell, N. Y.; married, September 22, 1908, in Indianapolis, Ind., Elizabeth Ray. He was at one time a railroad man, being with one railroad Company,
the
W, N.
Y. D. Ry., for twenty

in
years.
He was
traveling
freight agent
1888, and local freight agent in
1890.
He
was always an earnest worker in the Episcopal church, as organist, lay reader, and Sunday School superintendent, and finally studied and passed examinations for entrance to the Delancey Divinity School, from which he graduated in 1902. Since then he has been rector of Trinity Church, Hamniondsport, JJ^. Y., and curate of St. Paul's Church, in Buffalo, N. Y., and of St. Paul's Chapel of Trinity Parish, in N. Y. City, and is now rector of a church in Niles, Mich. He lived in Suspension Bridge, N. Y., till 1892, in Buffalo, N". Y., to June, 1902, in Hammondsport,
N.
Y., to January, 1905, in Buffalo,

In
N. Y., to 1906,
in
N. Y.
City, to June, 1906.
February, 1907, he went to Niles, ^lich.,

1871,
oils,
3.
where he now lives. Adelaide, born March
1,
in
painter in water colors and
member
Auburn, N. Y. She is a of the Art Students
League of Buffalo, N. Y., having studied in the A.S.L., in N. Y. City. She was organist and choir-master of St. Paul's Church, where her brother David preached. She lives with her mother
in Detroit,
4.
Mich.
in
David Crosby,
Auburn, N. Y.
He
is
an
Episcopal clergyman, a graduate of Hobart College, b.a. 1896,
and received the degree of m.a. in 1899. He graduated from N. Y. Theological Seminary in 1899. He is a member of the Sigma Chi College Fraternity since 1894, being a charter member of Alpha Alpha Chapter of Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y. He was ordained deacon in 1899, and priest in 1900, was minister in charge of Trinity Church, Cassadaga,
1900; curate of St.
Thomas Church, Brooklyn, N.
N. Y., from 1899 Y., 1900
to
to
N. Y., from 1902 to 1906; rector of St. Paul's Church, Richmond, Ind., member of the Board of Missions and of the S. S. Commission of the Diocese
1902; rector of All Saints Church, Syracuse,
of Indianapolis.
He
is
now
in Detroit,
Mich.
1. 3. 9. 6. 3. 8.
Edward Huntington,
September
4,
born June 23, 1817,
1844, Antoinette Randall,
great personal worth.
He was a
in Rome, N. Y.; married, and was a gentleman of wealth and of member of the convention in 1846, for amend-
ing the constitution of
1860.
907
New
York, and was one of the Presidential electors in
He
died April 17, 1881, and his widow died October 15, 1909.
CHILDREN, BORN IN ROME,

1.
N. Y.
19, 1883,
Mary
2.
Louisa, born June 8, 1845; married, December Alfred Pell, of N. Y. She died November 30, 1904. George, born July 10, 1847; died June 7, 1853.
*3.
4.
Elizabeth. Randall, born October*25,
1850.
9,
William Randall, born October 1, 1854; died September 1907. He was president of Rome, N. Y., Savings Bank,
and a Presbyterian. Antoinette, born January 7, 1856.
farmer and
capitalist,
5.
*G.
Anne, born May
29, 1862.
1.3. 9. 6.3.8.3.
Elizabeth Randall (Huntington) Bright, born October
in
25, 1850,
Rome, N.
Y.; married,
June
8,
1882, in
Bright.
Rome, William Henry, son
of
Thomas and Jane (Cruttenden)

Pulaski,
He was
N. Y. Mr. Bright was a graduate of Colgate University, in 1870. He was admitted to the N. Y. Bar in 1872, was U. S. Commissioner in 1876, made clerk of U. S. Circuit court for Northern district of N. Y. in 1878, Special County Judge in 1889. He was elected Surrogate of Oneida County, which office he held until his death, June 4, 1894. He fought in the War of the Rebellion in Company- C, 2 2d Regt. of Wis. Vol. Inf. He enlisted August 14, 1862, and was discharged April 25, 1865, He was severely wounded in the battle of for wounds received in battle. Peach Tree Creek, July 20, 1864, losing his right arm, and suffering a wound through the body. He remained in the Hospital until August 27, 1865, when he was able to return to his father's home in Madison Wis. Four succeeding amputations of the arm were necessary and be suffered constant ])ain all his
,
life
from the shattered nerves.
children.
1.
2.
Edv^ârd Huntington, born September 25, 1884, in Utica, N. Y. Thomas Cruttenden, born October 8, 1891, in Utica, N. Y.
1.3. 9. 6.3. 8.5.

Rome, N.
(Huntington) Ethridge, born January 7, 1856, in December 18, 1879, in Rome, N. Y., Franklin Alfred, He was born January son of Alfred and Abby Murdock (House) Ethridge. 1, 1853, in Rome, N. Y.
Antoinette
Y.; married,
Mr. Ethridge is a wholesale grocer, and lives in Rome, N. Y. been married once before this marriage. They are Presbyterians.
He had
908
CHILDREN, BORN IN ROME,
1.
N. Y.
16, 1880, an<l died
Antoinette Randall, born November

ary 23, 1886, in Rome, N. Y.
Febru-
2.
3.
4.
Ruth, born October 3, 1886, in Rome, N. Y., where she lives. Franklin Alfred, born April 5, 1888; lives in Utica, N. Y. Edward Huntington, born August 27, 1889; lives in New
Haven,
Ct.
1.3.9.6.3.8.6.
born May 29, 1862, in Rome, N. Y.; marRome, Leslie Warwick, son of John Golding and Sarah Jane (Whittenhall) Brown. He was born November 23, 1862. Mr. Brown is a tobacco manufacturer, and lives in Utica, N. Y. ]\Irs. Brown died December 20, 1913, in Auburndale, Mass.
ried,
Anne (Huntington) Brown,

August
6,
1891, in
children, born in utica,

1.
n. y.
(Except one.)
2. 3.
Jean McNab, born June 12, 1893. Randolph Randall, born March
29, 1895.
4.
Huntington, born October 30, 1899. Frances Whittenhall, born October

N. Y.
3,
1901, in Big Moose,
5.
Anne Huntington,
born January
6,
1904.
1. 3. 9.
6.4.
Lucy (Huntington) Brown, born January 21, 1773, in Norwich, Conn.; married Dr. Matthew Brown, and resided for a while in Rome, and afterwards
at Rochester,
N. Y.
children.
1.
Benjamin Huntington.
2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
Matthew, of Toledo. George H. Henry H., cashier of Peninsular Bank
at Detroit, ]Mich.
Mary
Ann. Elizabeth Radcliff.

1. 3. 9. 6. 6.
He Bkn.iamin Huntington, born March 19, 1777, in Norwich, Conn. was married in New London, Conn., July 21, 1812, to Faith Trumbull, (1.3.3.4. 1.1.4.) see page 450, daughter of Gen. Jedidiah, a lady who inherited largely the He engaged early in life in virtues for which her father was so conspicuous. business in Detroit, but returned to New York Citj- and became one of the most eminent of tiie New York exchange brokers. His first wife died in New York, A])ril 5, 1838. He married for his second wife, Mrs. [Mary Ann (Kcmpton) Wales of New York, who died April 8, 1860, aged fifty-five, and he died in New York, August 3, 1850.
CHILDREN.
909
Jedidiah Vincent, born in New York City, January 20, 1815, and married Mary (1.3.3.4.1.1.6.5.) see page 463. He was educated at Yale Colley;e, and at the
in 1835.
New
York
Univei-sity: graduating
He
received
liis
Pennsylvania, in 1838.
medical diploma at the University of Finding literature more attractive than
his profession, he devoted himself mainly to its jiursuit.
He
labored, also, in the educational

to the professorship of
field,
and accepted an invitation
near Flushing, L.
p]])iscopal church,
in
i.
In 1841 he
mental philosophy, in St. Paul's College, was ordained in the Prot.

after a period
and
assumed parochial duty
Declining health induced him to visit the South, and to reside for a while in Europe, where he spent four While in Europe he became a Roman years, returning in 1849.
Middlebury, Vt.
Catholic.
In 1842 he published a
volume
of poems,
;
among which
a threnodia,
were,
'
The Northern Dawn,',
a descriptive piece
"To
the
Emmeline,"
"The
Trysting-place," and translations from
The
Several sonnets com])leted the volume. Greek Anthology. novel, " Lady Alice," appeared in 1849, and was a decided
success.
Its high artistic merits elicited the applause of critics, and 20.000 copies were promptly sold. Soon followed another novel, " Alban ;" a poem, " America Discovered;" "The Forest;" "The Pretty Plate;" "The Blonde and Brunette;" and "Rose-
mary."
Dr. H., in 1853-4, edited the "Metropolitan Magazine," at
Baltimore, and from 1855 to 1857, the
"Leader"
at St. Louis.
He He
also lectured in several of our large cities, before associations.
returned to France in 1861, and died at Pau, of consumption,

10, 1862.
in
March
due
"
beautiful tribute to his
memory and
personal
is
worth appeared
to his
the " Tablet," a single passage from which
name, in this record

all his
With
rare mental gifts. Dr. Huntington had the meeka most
ness and humility of a child, and had, in
uncommon
he came
in
degree, the art of endearing himself to

contact.
all
with
whom
In
him we saw combined
the finished gentleman
and
the accomplished scholar, the humble, sincere, practical Christian

;
as a husband, as a brother, as a friend, as a citizen. Dr.

all
Huntington was
he has
left
that
a distinguished
man ought to be, whilst as an author name among American writers. His
death leaves a void in the ranks of American literature that will
be long and severely felt. Dr. Huntington's health failed rapidly after -Rosemary' was finished; he traveled to the north-west
with some benefit, and by the advice of his physician sailed for
France in November, 1861, balmy climate he failed to
to pass the winter in Pau.

find
In that
permanent
relief,
but gradually
910
sank, soothed by the tenderest care of wife and friends, and on
the 10th of
infant."
March
last
went
to his rest as
calmly as a sleeping
2.
14, 1816.
3.
GuRDON, born November
27, 1818.
1.3.9. 6.
1842, Harriet Sophia Richards.
6. 2.
14, 1816, in
New
York
City; gradu-
ated at Hamilton College, and married, at St. Ann's Church, Brooklyn, June 16,
was given to the cultivation of the in which his success was a triumph. He studied art in 1835, with Samuel F. B. Morse, and became an Associate As of the National Academy of Design in 1839, and an Academician in 1840. a portrait painter he stood at the head of his profession, having a continental
His
life
fine arts, for
which nature designed him, and
reputation.
He
jjainted portraits of
Abraham
Lincoln, ISIartin
Van Buren,
Albert Gallatin, Generals (irant, Sherman, and Sheridan, Admiral Dupont,
New York University, Sir Charles Eastlake, the Earl James Lenox, William Cullen Bryant, John Sherman, and Bishop The following criticism, found in the " Whig Review," for AuA. C. Coxe. gust, 1846, exhibits his position among our artists at that time. " Huntington, to whom we are inclined to give the highest place among
Chancellor Ferris, of
of Carlisle,
our artists of the highest school, sent
five pictures, exclusive of three portraits,
any one
his art.
of
which would have asserted

favorite
is
his pre-eminence in this
department of
seems to us
of con-
Of these, our
the Sacred Lesson, which, although not so

so elevated in tone as his Italy,
full of spirituality,
and perhaps not
a more finished work.
The
subject, a beautiful girl listening to the story of

all
the crucifixion from an aged man, gave opportunity for

trast,
the
harmony
and the embodiment of that high physical and intellectual beauty, of His female which Huntington seems to have such an admirable conception. heads are remarkable for their graceful contour, their high foreheads, but broad, low and classical brows, and for their perfectly feminine expression, which, as well as their freedom from that exaggeration of points of beauty, such as large eyes and small mouths, into which modern painters are apt to fall,
gives
them a
trutliful air
which some of hotbed
taste mistake for materiality.
In fact, his
women do
is
not look like sylphs, angels, nor goddesses, but like
women", which
the grand reason that they are so beautiful.
His heads of old

this
men have
equal excellence, and are full of character and vigorous drawing.

abilities in this
He
seems conscious of his
way, for three of his pictures for
vear present the contrast of feminine youth with masculine age. pictures bear the stamp of high cultivation and of great genius.
his conceptions beautiful, just,
Huntington's
Not only are
and of a high poetic order, and his designs clear, but his work is almost always well done the tone of his pictures is such that the eye rests upon them with delight and contentment; the heart sympathizes with the sentiment expressed, and the judgment approves almost without a but.
;
Ilis effects are
911
he never descends into
always simple, direct, and forcible,
for
the pettiness of his art.

of tliat of
His coloring
is
singularly beautiful, and reminds us
can
Lucca Giordano, fa presto Lucca as he was called, but among Ameriown. Who has given us such unobtrusive reds and yellows, and such rich, quiet greens V Nobody has ever tried to do it the very conception of such colors seems to have been left to him, for such was the They alone are character of his colorinji before he had studied in Italy. enough to make a reputation, and yet they are but secondary to, though admirably in keeping with, his high poetic conception, his admirable drawing, and exipiisite tlesh tints. Indeed, so beautiful are these colors in themselves, and so harmonious are the broad masses in which they are introduced, that the eye, afti-r wandering around upon the walls turns unwittingly upon his pictures to
artists it is peculiarly his
;
drink in their cool, refreshing tone."
The estimate in which Mr. Huntington was held by the members of his own profession, is evinced by his election to the presidency of the National Academy of Design, as their third president, the first two having been Prof.
Morse, and A. B. Durand.
1877 to 1891.
He
held this othce from 1862 to 1869, and from
He
His wife died November
8, 189.3.
CHILD.
*
1.
Charles Richards, born January
5,
1847.
1. 3. 9. 6. 6. 2. 1.
Chakles Kichards Huntington, born January 5, 1847, in Brooklyn, N. Y.; married April 20, 1869, in New York City, Mary Tenant, daughter of Edgar and Amanda (Tenant) Irving. She was born July 19, 1849.
Joshua Huntington in in London, England. Erom there he went to the Charterhouse or Blue Coat School. Mr. Huntington was in business for several years in London. On his I'eturn to this city he went into business with William H. Purdy and retired twenty
at the school of Dr.
Mr. Huntington was educated
Brooklyn, later attending the Kensington Park
Grammar School
years ago.
He was a member of the New ^'ork Museum of Art, the Society of Colonial
Revolution.
Historical Society, the Metropolitan
AVars, and the Sons of the
American
The
Players.
Mr. Huntington was also a member of the Century Club and He died October 28, 1915.
children.
*1.
2. 3.
Elisk Irving, born November
6,
1870.
Marie, born August

Edith, born January
16, 1872.
6,
1874.
27, 1875.
4.
5.
Mabel Edgar, Edgar Irving,
born October
born January
13, 1886.
912
1. 3. 9. 6. 6. 2. 1. 1.
Elise Irving (Huntington, Fhancive) Tappin, born November
6.
1870; married,
first,
April 20, 1892, Leopold Hernandez, son of Jonas Robert
and Fabiana (Hernandez) Francke.

Stock Exchange.
He was
born March 14,
18fi7, at
Ha-
vana, Cuba, graduated from Yale in 1889, and was a
member
of the
New York
He
died in
7,
New
York
City, April 16, 1902.
married, second, December
1904, Lindsley, son of
Mrs. Francke John Crane and Helen

is
Zaidee (Spear) Tappin.

of the Stock
Exchange
in
He was born September 19, 1876, and New York. They are Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
member
(francke)
13, 1894.
1.
Elise Huntington, born August
2.
]\1ary Irving, born September 27, 189 7.
3.
Eleanor, born June
16, 1902.
CHILD,
4.
(tappin)
John Lindsley,
1. 3. 9. 6. 6. 2. 1. 4.
Mabel Edgar (Huntington) Bostwick, born October New York City; married Rev. Alexander W. Bostwick, now of N. J. He is an Episcopal clergyman.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
27, 1875, in
Vincentown,
Alexis Huntington, born May Edgar, born August 30, 1904.
13, 1902.
1. 3.
9.6.6.
3.
27, 1818, in N. Y. City; marRome, N. Y., Sarah Gold, daughter of Hon. Theodore Sill. She died January 11, 185S, at Sag Harbor. He married, second, October 25, 1859, in Rome, N. Y., Charlotte Marsh, daughter of Hon. Theodore Sill. She died in 1861 or '62. He married, third, June 25, 1864, in Saof Harbor, Frances Elizabeth, daiightei' of Zachariah and Frances Hand (Havens) Rogers. She was born December 16, 1834. ried, first, in the Fall of 1852, in
GuRDON Huntington,
born November
He was an Episcopal clergyman, a graduate of Hamilton He was ordained April 14, 1851. He moved to Simnionsville.
to Pottersville,
College, 1838.
R.
!.,
in
1848,
N.
Y., in
I.,
to
Sag Harbor, L.
May. 1850, to Sackett's Harbor, N. Y., April 6, 1852, June 11, 1856, and to Walton, N. Y., in 1865, where he
Church
in
died
November
29, 1875.
He was
tablet to his
rector of Christ
Walton
at the
time of his death, and a
memory
has been placed in the church.
He devoted
nuich of his
time to literature, and from early

skillful pen.
in his course, as stu<ient,
used a ready and
His contributions
to
our poetic literature were quite numerous,
among which are
of the Indian
913
"Shadowy Land," "The Guests of Brazil," "The Romance its Tribes," "Washington at the Battle of Princeton," "The Watery World," "The Mohawk River," "Tuxedo Lake," "Genevieve," "Musings at Evening Hours," "Child of Immortality," "The Steamship."
the
Country and
Three of his poems, on public occasions, were also printed on "Confidence and Affection," &c., "Dignity and Triumphs of Mental and Moral Culture," "Providence," and a prose essay on "The Conditions and Materials of Poetry." His widow and daughters reside in Riverhead, L. I.
:
CHILDREN.
*1.
2.
Channing
JNIooRE, born January 4, 1861.
3.
WoLCOTT Eugene, born April 18, 1866, in Walton, N. Y.; died May 7, 1884, in Riverhead, N. Y. Clara Genevieve, born December 6, 1868, in Walton, N. Y.
She graduated from Riverhead Union School in June, 1887, and is an artist, an accomplished decorator of china.
4.
Frances Elizabeth, born May
10, 1871.
1. 3. 9. 6. 6. 3. 1.
Channing Moore Huntington, born January
N.
Y.; married,
4,
1861, in Sag
Harbor
October
9,
1889, in Norwich, Ct., Helen Barstow, daughter of
Charles Beckley and Olive Worthington (Barstow) Piatt.

27, 1864, in
She was born July

he was a
Norwich, Ct.
a journalist, a graduate of Hamilton College, 1884
;
He was
member
York.
for a
number
in
of years of the
National Guard of the State of
New
He
published a book of poems, entitled
"A
Bachelor's Wife," in 1888.

all
He was prominent
Elizabeth
church work, and especially in

Ct., the first girl
His maternal grandfather, the Hon. Theodore
Sill,
work for young men. was descended from
Hyde
of
Norwich Town,
born of English parents
after the founding of the town.
He moved
N. Y.,
24, 1894.
from Walton to Clinton, N. Y.,
in
September, 1880, to Utica,
in 1884, to
N. Y. City,
in
September, 1891, where he died November
children.
1.
GuRDON, born March
2.
3.
20, 1891, in Utica, N. Y. Olive, born February 1, 1893, in N. Y. City. Channing Platt, born September 14, 1894, in N. Y.
City.
1. 3. 9. 6. 6.
3.4.
Frances Elizabeth (Huntington) Corwin, born May 10, 1871, in Walton, N. Y.; married, April 27, 1898, in Riverhead, L. I., Charles Lewis, son of Charles Lewis and Phebe Stratton (Rogers) Corwin. He was born August 15, 1866, in Riverhead, L. I.
68
914
Mr. Corwin
is
a hardware merchant, a graduate of the Riverhead Union
School, June, 1884.
He
is
a warden of the Episeopal Church.
CHILD.
1.
Gkace Huntington,
liorn
September
12, 1899. in
Riverhead, L.I.
1. 3.
9.6. 7.
born April
4,
Rachel (Huntington) Tracy,

married .January
19, 1800, at
1779, in Norwich, Ct.;
Rome, N. Y., William Gedney, son of Jared and Margaret (Grant) Tracy. He was born November 15, 1768, in Norwich, Ct. He was a merchant in Whitestown, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Susannah, born November

17, 1859.
20, 1800;
married Moses
Bagg, of
life,
Utica, N. Y., and died, after a most useful and Christian
July
*2.
3.
Margaret,
Ct.,
born .January 18. 1803.

-Tune 16, 1805; married
in
William, born
Lucy Perkins,
of Lisbon,
and was a lawyer
New York
7,
City.
4.
Ann Huntington,
born October
1807; married William Curtis

City.
Noyes. an eminent lawyer of

5.
New York
6.
Charles, born February 17, 1810; married Louisa Kiitland, and was a lawyer in Xew York City. Catherine, born July 10, 1812; married Milton 1). Parker, of
Utica, N. Y..
and was
lost
on board the Swallow
in April,
1845.
7.
8.
Henry, born February 10, 1815, and was a civil engineer. Edward Huntington. l)orn March 31. 1817. and was
engineer.
civil
9.
Frances, bom January

of Brattleboro, Vt.
6,
1821; married William
Henry Wells,
1. 3. 9. 6.
7.2.
in
Margaret (Tracy) Goodrich, boro, N. Y.; married. May 26, 1830. in

son of
1801, in Troy, N. Y.
Whites-
Whitesboro, N. Y., Chauncey Enoch,
Enoch and Rebecca (Gale) Goodrich.
He was
born September
19,
Mr. Goodrich was a Presbyterian minister, a graduate of Union College, and of Pi'inceton Seminary, 1.S28. He was a pastor in two or three villages, and foi- nineteen years was chaplain in the State Hospital foi' the InHe died May 11, 1864, and his wife died December 19, sane at Utica, X. Y.
1825,
1862, in Utica.
CHILDREN.
1.
Anna, born Decemljer

tember
4,
12, 1831, in
Salisbury, N. Y., and died Sej)-
1888, in Utica, N. Y.
2.
915
Cornelia Frances, born December
29, 1833, in Butternuts, N.Y.,
3.
4.
and died August 21, 1867, in Utica, N. Y. Susan, born September 15, 1838, in Winfield, N. Y.; lives in Utica, N. Y. Rachel Tracy, born February 19, 1842, in Rome, N. Y., and
died April 27, 1869, in St. Augustine, Florida.
1. 3.
10.
May 18, 1680. Here he He was a man of more than
James Huntington, born

married February
3,
1
in
Norwich, Conn.,
702-3, Priscilla Miller.
ordinary energy, and was especially prominent in the more important business
He was commissioned Ensign in and was deputy to the General Court in 1727. He was appointed with Lieut. Thomas Traey, in 1722 "to go down to the Landing Place and lay out what may be needful for the town's use ;" and " the next year," as Miss Caulkins correctly reports, " Lieut. Simon Lathrop, Joshua, and James Huntington and Daniel Tracy, all spirited and enterprising men, then in the prime of life, each obtained a conveniency, and began improvements at the Landing Place." December 5, 1706, he deeded a 50 acre grant of land which was "granted me by the town of Norwich near the southwest corner of the town bounds" to Job Besstow. He was the only one, in this generation, of that Huntington trio, of whom the same historian of Norwich says, " in the early part of the next (18th) cenHe died, tury, there were, perhaps, no more distinguished men in the town."
enterprises of the town in that early day.
the
Norwich Train band
in
1721,
September
3,
1727.

1.
Jp:rusha, born January
2. 3.
* * *
4. 5.
6.
and married, October 16, 1729, she had two daughters Phebe, born in Norwich, February 28, 1731-2, who married, November 8, 1750, Dr. John Barker, of Norwich, had three sons and six daughters, and died at Norwich, West Farms, June 3, 1771 Jerusha, born November 9, 1733, and died on the 19th same month. After her death, November 10, 1733, her husband married Mehetabel Smith, and by her had six sons and three daughters. James, born February 2, 1706-7. Peter, born March 18, 1708-9. Jacob, born April 20, 1711, and died in 1726. Nathaniel, born August 20, 1713. Elizabeth, born August 14, 1716.
15, 1704-5,
Abner, son of Thomas Hyde, by
whom
916
1.3.10.2.
.Tamks Huntington, born
married, Deceniln-r
lived in that part of
.3,
in
Norwich, Conn., February
2,
1706-7.
He
173.5,
Elizabeth Darby,
who
died June 12, 1790.
They
Norwich
called the Great Plains,
where he was a farmer.
He
died
May
12, 178.5.
CHII.DRKN.
This family, excepting the
last
member, have
1,
their
nanu-s recorded in
Norwich, Conn.
* *
1. 2.
William, born February

:\Iaky, born
1736-7.
May
15, 1739.
3.
.Tared, born January 20, 1740-1.
* 4. *
5.
6.
James, born October
1,
1743.
.John, born October 26, 1745.
Elizabeth,
10.4.) see
l)orn
Novend>er
22, 1748.
!>he
married Ezra
(1.2.4.
page 259.
7.
8.
Abigail, born January 3, 1753, and married David Hough of Lebanon, N. H. He was a member of congress from his district from 1803 to 1807. Nancy, born November 2, 1755, and married, December 2. 1772, Frederick Calkins of Chelsea, Vt., where she died in 1848.
9.
Roger, born
.Sybil, born
in 1758.
10.
11.
December 3, 1760. She married Dudh'V Hannnond. and lived in Chemung, N. Y., where she died in 1852. Eunice, bom December 20, 1766, and married Jabez .\very of
Norwich.
1.3. 10. 2. 1
William Huntington, born February 1, 1736-7, in Norwich, Conn. He He marmarried, December 11, 1763, Anne Pride, who died March 4, 17 76.
ried for his second wife,
February
11,
1777, Lois Durkee; and for his third
Waterman. He lived in Lebanon, Conn., for a few years, and thence went into Vermont, in which state he died, at MidHe was at the battle of Bunker Hill, and was sent to dlebury, July 4, 1816.
wife, April 11, 1791, Elizabeth
Skeensboro
frontier in
to aid in
building Arnold's Heet.
He
afterwards repaired to the
Hampshire, where he served as a minute man through the war. It was a great joy to him to recount in his old age the story of his exposures and hardships, and of his encounters with wild beasts and savages in
New
that cold and
snowy region.
CHILDREN.
The
*
1.
first
eight l)irths in this family are on the Norwich, Conn., records.

21, 1764.
John, born October
2.
Susannah, born July
25, or 28, 1766, married

in 1842.
David Whitney, a
3.
farmer of Tunbridge, Vt. She died William, born Sei)tembcr 21, 1768.
*
4.
5.
917
Miller, born August 15, 17 70. Elizaheth, born September 13,

son, a Baptist preacher,
or 15, 1772, married

in
and lived
Adams, N.
Y.,
James Wiland later, in
Sackett's Harbor,
6.
N. Y.
27,
Anna
P.,
born January
17 76, married Comfort Barnes, and
lived in
7.
Randolph and Chelsea, Vt.

14,
She died March

N. H.
23, 1856.
Fanny, born November

Lois, born September 11,
177 7, married Nathan Bicknell, and
lived in Brighton, Vt., and Lebanon,

8.
She died
in 1823.
D.,
178<,
married Sylvanus Martin, M.
9.
and lived in Plainfield, N. H. Andrew, born August 29, 1783, married, February 28, 181G, Mary Cobb, and lived in Middleburv, Vt., where he died, March 30,
1816.
10.
Eunice, born
25, 1857.
May
29,
1786, married, September, 1816, William

in
Wainwright, and lived

11.
Salisbury, Vt.
She died December
Rkbecca, born August
13,
1789, married, March, 1846,
Samuel
Lewis, and lived in Brandon, Vt.
1.3. 10. 2. 1.
John Huntington,
in 1804,
1.
in
Norwich, Conn.; married
Laura Burbank.
He was
a farmer, and lived in Orange, Vt.
He
died in January, 1817.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Ithamah
is
said to have
gone
to
Michigan with
his sisters.
3.
Marcia. Mary Ann.
4.
5.
Andrew, Laura.
died aged eighteen years, at Tunbridge, Vt.
1.3. 10. 2. 1.3.

William Huntington,
l)orn
September
21.
moved to Lebanon, N. H., and married there in April, 1793, Delia Cleaveland; removed to Middleburv, Vt., in the winter of 1813-14, and removed to Whiting. Vt., in 1842, where he died May 18, 1844.
CHILDREN, born IN LEBANON,
1.
N. H.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Delia, born March 3, 1794; married, July 4, 1814, Jesse Cutler, and lived in Highgate, Vt. Sarah, born February 6, 1796. William Payne, born September 7, 1801. James, born ^larch 2, 1804, and lived in Whiting, Vt. Susan C. born June 10, 1807 married, November 13, 1841, Abner C. Rudes, and lived in Coldwater, Mich., where he was a farmer. Elizabeth W., born April 6, 1811; married, January 8, 1835, David Olmsted, and lived in East Middlebury, A'^t.
;
918
1.3. 10. 2. 1.3. 3.

William Payne Huntington,
N.
H.; married
born September
7,
1801, in Lebanon,
November
19, 1824, in
Middlebury, Vt., Wealthy Peck, daugh-
ter of
Harry and Lorain (Peck) VanDeusen.

a farmer.
12,
1801, in Middlebury, Vt., and died in March, 1886, in Decorah, Iowa.
He was
politics
Fulton, Iowa, in 1856.
He went to Middlebury, Vt., in 1812, and moved He was a captain of a rifle company, and active
to in
was a grand juryman in Middlebury, and a justice of the peace in Iowa. He was an earnest and active temperance worker, a man much looked up to and consulted about affairs in town government. He was a Universalist, and died in Fulton, Iowa, December 8, 1868.
affairs;
and town
CHILDREN, BOKN IN MIDDLEBURY, VT.

1.
* * *
2.
3. 4.
5.
Lorain Weltha, born June 17, 1825 lives in Gouverneur, N. Y. Delia Ann, born April 7, 1827. William Henry, born October 8, 1828. Horace, born November 30, 1830. Susanna Elizabeth, born August 16, 1833 died February 16,
; ;
1859, in Fulton, Iowa.

all 6.
She was a school teacher, and loved by

13, 1841.
who knew
her.
Hannah Melissa
Jane, born June
1.3. 10.2. 1.3. 3. 2.

Delia Ann (Huntington) Sessions, born
son of Daniel Loomis and Esther
April
7,
1827, in Middle-
bury, Vt.; married, October 10, 1847, in Middlebury, Vt.,
Edward Wallace,
Hyde (Champlin) Sessions. He was born October 24, 1826, in Middlebury, Vt. Mr. Sessions was a farmer, and moved to Battle Creek, Mich., in 1853 to Fulton, Iowa, in 1856 later back to Middlebury, Vt., where he died in
;
August, 1912.
They were
Universalists.
child.
1.
Jeanne
Eliza, born September 23, 1851.
1.3. 10.2. 1.3.3. 2. 1.

Jeanne Eliza (Sessions) Dixon,
son of William
born September 23, 1851, in MiddleDixon.
bury, Vt.; married, June 10, 1874, in Ogdensburg, N. Y., William Archibald,
W. and Susanna (McBryde)

N. Y.
He was
born February
22, 1845, in Cicero,
of the
Mr. Dixon was a railroad passenger conductor on the R. W. & O. branch He was a man of integrity, honest, upN. Y. C. for thirty-one years. was a Mason, Odd Fellow, and Royal Arcanum right, and much respected
;
919
member, and was chief conductor of the Ogdensburg Lodge at the time of his death, which occurred December 5, 1905. He lived in Watertown, N. Y., from 1874, and in Gouverneur, N. Y., from 1891. He was a private in the Civil AYar, first in Co. A, 16th Vol. He enlisted May 15, 1861, and was discharged May 22, 1863. He re-enlisted in Co. A, 14th Heavy Artillery, November 23, 1863, and was discharged August 26, 1865. He was wounded June 27, 1862, at Gaines Hill, and was sent to the General Hospital at Annapolis, Md. Mrs. Dixon is a resident of (Touverneur, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Susanna Edith,
ried
born October
17,
5,
1875, in Ogdensburg, N. Y.; mar-
2.
3.
Leon Bertram They live in Gouverneur, N. Y. Archie Frank, born November 16, 1877, in Watertown, N. Y.; married, June 28, 1905, in Menominee, Mich., Lucille Richards. They live in Stauibaiigh, Mich. Roy Douglas, Ijorn July 19, 1879, in Watertown, N. Y.; lives in
1900, in Gouverneur, N. Y.,
January
^Murray.
Cliicago,
4.
111.
Jeanne Lorain,
penter.

live in
in
Watertown, N.
Y.;
married, July 30, 1900, in Gouverneur, N. Y., Harry Pooler Car-
They
Gouverneur, N. Y.
1.3. 10. 2. 1.3.3.3.

William Henry Huntington, born October
Vt.; married,
8,
1828, in Middlebury,
August 29, 1852, in Middlebury, Vt.; Agnes Sarah Powell. He was a farmer, and lived in Fulton, Iowa. He served in the Civil War with Co. K, 21st Iowa Inft.; enlisted in 1861, and died April 12, 1865, in Beaufort, He moved to INlichigan in 1853, and to P'ulton, Iowa, S. C, Military Hospital.
in 1857.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
William Frederick, born .July 4, Charlotta Jane, born December

in
1853.
23, 1855, in
Michigan; resides
Andrew, Iowa.
3.
Dan Cleveland,
1.3. 10. 2. 1.3. 3.3.

William Frederick Huntington,
married, October
1,
1.
4,
born July
1853, in
Vermont;
1874, in Fulton, Iowa, Sarah Frances Allen.
He
died
June
26, 1905, in Fulton, Iowa.
CHILD.
1.
Nellie Berniece, born June

April
4,
25, 1875, in Fulton,
Iowa; married,
1900, in
Andrew, Iowa, Roy McMeans.
They
live in
Leir, So. Dakota.
920
1. 3. 10. 2. 1. 3. 3.3. 3. Dan Cleveland Huntington, born October 25, 1858,
in
Iowa; mar-
ried, in
December
31, 1885, in
Dubuque, Iowa, Mary Delia Denlinger.

CHILD.
They
live
Dubuque, Iowa.
1.
Lieu Flaid, born April
3,
1897, in Iowa,
(son)
1. 3.
10. 2. 1.3. 3. 4.
born November 30, 1830, in Middlebury, Vt.;
Horace Huntington,
married,
March
5,
1862, in Fulton, Iowa,
Mary Keziah, daughter
of Orison
and Deborah (West) MacDonald. She was born in 1836, in Turin, N. Y. He was a blacksmith, and moved to Marion, Iowa, and died there January 26, 1903. He was a Universalist.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Francis Edwin, born March 5, 1863. Jennie Lorain, born November 16, 1870,
in Fulton,
Iowa.
3.
MacDonald,
born April
9,
1873, in Maquoketa, Iowa; married in
Preston, Iowa, Mabelle Bush.
They
live in
Minneapolis, Minn.
1.3. 10. 2. 1.3.3. 4.

Francis Edwin Huntington, born March
married.
5,
1.
1863, in Fulton, Iowa;
May
1,
1883, in Hudson, Wis., Elizabeth Hedwig, daughter of Peter
Gustor Sandberg. She was born in February, 1863, in Sweden. He is a merchant tailor, and lives in St. Paul, Minn.
1.
Walter Sandberg,
born September
11, 1885.
1.3. 10.2. 1.3. 3. 4.

Walter Sandberg Huntington,
neapolis, Minn.; married,
1. 1.
daughter of
4, 1885, in
born September 11, 1884, in MinJune 19, 1907, in Marion, Iowa, Elizabeth Marian, Dean and Lucy Marian (Sartwell) Cheadle. She was born July
Marion, Iowa. a dentist, and a graduate of the University of Minnesota, 1906. They live in St. Paul, Minn., and are Congregationalists.
He
is
children.
1.
2.
Dorothy Elizabeth, born July Marian Louise, born March 14,
5,
1910, in St. Paul, Minn.
i912, in St. Paul, Minn.
921
1.3. 10. 2. 1.4.

Miller Huntington,
ried Betsey Miller,
born August
in
15, 17 70, in
Norwich, Conn.; marhis children
and lived
Randolph, Vt., where
were born.
He
died there in 1857.
children.
1.
Alvah,
married
Ann
Stevens.
2.
Anna
P.,
married James P. Cleveland.
3.
Jesse, married Minerva Barnes, and lived at Randolph, Vt.
4.
Susan, married Ira Kidder, a merchant of Braintree, Vt.
1. 3.
married August
18, 1762, Eliphalet
10.2.2.
born
Mary (Huntington) Carew,
May
15, 1739, in
Norwich, Conn.;
Carew.
children.
1. 2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Eliphalet, born January 30, 1764. Daniel, born August 18, 1765, and died young. Azariah, born August 18, 1765, and died young. AzOR, born October 26, 1768. Nabby, born November 27, 1770, and died May 12, Molly, born June 6, 1772. Betsy, born July 18, 1777.
1779.
8.
Nabby, born October
27, 1780.
1. 3.
10.
2. 3.
20, 1740-1, in
Jared Huntington, born January

married, December 26, 1776,
in 1801,
Norwich, Conn.
He
Amy
3,
Gorton.
He moved
to Mansfield, Conn.,
where he resided on a farm
until his death, April 16, 1819.
His wife
died in Mansfield,
November
1829.

*
1. 2.
LURA, born July 24, Amey, born April
1777.
9,
1779, married, September 22,
1805,
John
Clark, of Ashford.
3.
Wealthy, born February
22,
1781, married Zephaniah Hatch.
4.
5. 6.
7.
They resided awhile in Monticello, N. Y. Jared, born January 31, 1783.

Joseph, born June
3,
She died
in 1853.
*
*
1785.
* *
8.
Benjamin, born May 14, 1787. James, born Ai^ril 19, 1789. Charlotte, jporn November 16,
1791.
922
1. 3.
10.2.3.
1.
in Norwich, Conn.; and lived on Spring Mrs. Freeman resided in
LuHA (Huntington) Freeman,

Hill in Mansfield.
born July 24, 177 7,

7,
married Enoch Freeman, of Mansfield, January
1808,
He
died
Deeember
16, 1855.
Mansfield in 1859.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
AZARIAH. Philura, who married Lorenzo. Enoch Huntington.
a Crosby.
Truman. Jared Gorton.
1.3.10.2.3.4.
Jared Huntington,
ried,
March
2,
1806, Candace Clark,
born January 31, 1783, in Norwich, Conn.; marlie went to Monticello, N. Y., between
child
1808 and 1811, and preempted a section of land near there, where his third He then went into was born, and, without doubt, his other children.
Michigan, where he died, in Howell, Livingston Co., widow died in Howell, April 26, 1862.
May
31, 1855.
His
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Eliza, born December 20, 1806; married, November 15, 1826, She died in March, John S. Marvin, and had six children. 1875, in Ocean Co., Mich. Lydia, born July 8, 1808; married, October 1, 1834, David Lounsbury. She had two children, and lived at Fallsburg, N. Y. She died at Liberty, N. Y., August 24, 1877.
*3.
*4.
*5.
6.
*7.
8.
Lucius Watson Clark, born May 23, Lorinda, born July 29, 1813. William, born January 16, 1817. Nelson, born March 15, 1819. Joseph Gilbert, born April 14, 1821.
1811.
Wealthy,
mund
gan
born September
Quinlan.
married, July 4, 1848, Ed9, 1824; She had three children, and lived at Sheboy16, 1854.
Falls, Wis.,

4,
9.
Jerusha Jane,
Eddy, N. Y.
born September
1827;
married, January
1,
1850, William Kellum.
She had one
child,
and lived
Mich.
18, 1831.
at
Long
She died
May
31, 1855, in Howell,
10.
Jared, born August
23, 1830,
and died March
1. 3. 10. 2. 3.4. 3.
Lucius Watson Clark Huntington, born May 23, 1811, cello, N. Y.; married, November 26, 1834, Elizabeth Nichols, of
Mass.
in
Monti-
Gardnei-,
He was
killed
by a
circular saw, in Xenia, Ohio, July 28, 1848.
CHILDREN.
1.
923
Caroline
E.,
born October
3,
1835; died at Xenia, July 20, 1849,
of cholera.
*2.
3.
Anna Maria, born September 4, 1837. Sarah F., born January 26, 1839, and
1849, of cholera.
died at Xenia, July 20,
*4.
Juliaetta, born November
22, 1844.
1.3. 10.2. 3.4. 3.2.

Anna Maria (Huntington, Mozart) Clark,
1838; married,
first,
born September
4,
September
4, 1854, in
born in Boston, Mass., and died in She married, second, September 14, 1892, in Washington, D. C, Augustus, son of Reuben Clark. He was born in December, 1827, and was married once before. Mr. Clark is a lumber dealer, and lives in Waterloo, N. Y. He is
an elder in the Presbyterian Church.
He was
Don Joaquin Mozart. March, 1877, in Ann Arbor, Mich.

Xenia, O.,
CHILDREN.
*1.
2.
(mOZART.)
Donna Zerella,
O.
born February 28, 1857, in Yellow Springs, O.
EsTELLE Gertrude, born November
3.
4.
28, 1858, in Yellow Springs, She is employed in the Internal Revenue Department, at Washington. Florence, born January 30, 1860, in Yellow Springs, O., where she died August 8, 1910. Anna Violet, born June 4, 1862, in New York City, N. Y.; marmarried, March 20, 1886, Winthrop Burr Chamberlain. They live in Minneapolis, Minn., where Mr. Chamberlain is connected
with the Minneapolis Journal.
1.3. 10.2. 3. 4.3. 2.

low Springs, Ohio; married
1.
Donna Zerella (Mozart) Turner, May 8, 1887, in
born February 28, 1857, in YelWashington, D. C. to Will C.
Turner of Fenton, Mich., where he was born June 24, 1854. He died August 7, 1913, in Worcester, Mass.; Mrs. Turner died April 17, 1883, in Columbus,
Ohio.
CHILDREN.
1.
Charles Huntington, born March

married, April
9,
22, 1879, in
Fenton, Mich.;
1915, in Worcester, Mass., to Cecile

6,
Anne Mc111.
Cutcheon,
who was born November

in
1890, in
Pullman,
2.
They live in Worcester, Mass. Violet Ida, born August 21, 1881,
Columbus, Ohio; married.

Rider.
May
ezer
22, 1907, in
Fenton, Mich,, to Carlos Bangs, son of Eben-
Wanzer and Adelaide Larania (Bangs)
He was
924
born
at Clare, Mich.,
August
2,
daughter, Carol Adelaide, born

in Rockville Center,
1876. They have an adopted December 12, 1912. They live
N. Y.
1.
3. 10. 2.3. 4. 3. 3.
22, 1844,
in
JuLiAETTA (Huntington) Gartrkll, born November

of Charles
Boston, Mass.; married, July 25, 1878, in Xenia, O., Benjamin Tanquery, son
and Sarah Elizabeth (Keyle) Gartrell.

is
He was
till
born March
19,
1848.
Mr. Gartrell
ford, O.,
till
a fanner,
and
lived in Xenia, O.,
1881, then in Rork-
March 8, 1887, then in Ann Arbor, Mich., till November 14, 1887, when he moved to Chilson. Mich., where they now live. They are Methodists.
CHILDREN.
*1.
*2.
3.
Charles Leigh, born March 1, 1881 Hugh Huntington, born February 7, 1883. William Harold, born April 18, 1885, in Rockford,
June They
29,
().;
married,
1910. in
Howell, Mich., Mabel Rebecca Woodard.
live in
Howell, Mich.
1.3. 10.2. 3.4.3. 3. 1,

Charles Leigh Gartrell,
October
Chilson, Mich.
born March 1,1881, in Xenia, O., married,
12, 1910, in Bellaire, Mich.,
Hazel Lillian PoUett.
They
live in
child.
1.
Juliaetta Lillian, born May
22, 1912.
1.3. 10. 2.3. 4.3. 3.2.

Hugh Huntington Gartrell,
().;
born February
7,
1883. in Rockford, Fravel.
married, October 10, 1908, in Columbus, O., Berta
Maud
They
live in
Columbus, O.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Ann
FiLiZABETH, born
May
19, 1910.
Daniel Benjamin, born May
28, 1912.
1.3.10.2.3.4.4.
Lorinda (Huntington) Smith, born July 29, 1813, in IMonticello, N. Y.; married, November 2, 1833, in Monticello, Dr. Joseph Lewis Smith.
born in Lumberland, N. Y., and died December 29, 1862, in YoungsN. Y. He lived in Liberty. N. Y., and moved to Youngsville, in 1S60. Mrs. Smith died June 5, 1901, in Fremont Center, N. Y.
ville,
He was
CHILDREN, BOKN IN LIBERTY,
*
1. 2.
925
N. Y.
Abigail Candace, born September 11, 1834. Addison Jered, born December 29, 1836 married,
;
first,
in Lib-
3.
N. Y., Louise Jennings, wbo died, and he married, January They live in Fremont Center, N. Y. 9. 1863, Minnie Stewart. AIary Louise, born February 12, 1838; married Silas DoUaway.
erty,
They
4.
live in
Carmel, X. Y.
22, 1840; joined the
Arthur Wellington, born March

Regiment, and served
in the Civil
143d N.Y.
War. to Illinois, where he married and had a trace of him has been lost.
5.
After the war he went

family.
Since then
all
Almerion, born February

1.
12, 1841,
and died
in 1851.
3. 10.
2.3.4. 4.
1.
Liberty, N. Y.; married,

live in Hurleyville,
Abigail Candace (Smith) Farquhar, born September 11, 1834, in March 27, 1862, in Liberty, James Farquhar. They
N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary
2.
Lorinda, born January 11, 1863, in Liberty, N. Y.; married She died December 1, 20, 1886, John Henry Smith. 1897, in New York City. Lewis AVillard, born May 2, 1865, in Fallsburg, N. Y.; died AuOctober
gust 29, 1868.
3.
Charles Clark,
ried,
born August
10, 1889,
3,
1867, in Fallsburg, N. Y.; mar-
4.
Grace Gorton. Addison Wellington, born April 8, 1870,
September
in Fallsburg.
1. 3. 10. 2.3. 4. 5.
William Huntington, born January 16, 1817, in Sullivan Co., N. Y.; May 2, 1844, in Southfield, ]\Iich., Rhobe Pauline, daughter of George She was born April 9, 1826, in Farmingand Therina W. (Hyde) Tibbits.
married,
ton, Mich.,
and died June
12, 1898, in
Howell, Mich.
He was
board
a physician, and received his diploma from the N. Y. examining
in 1842.
He
taught the
of
menced the practice

in
last district school in Detroit about 1840; commedicine in Howell, Mich., in 1843; went to California
1850; returned to Howell in 1852; took part in the birth of the Republican
party at Jackson in 1854; took his son William C. into partnership in 1872,
and assisted in the practice until a few months before his death. The poem which he composed at the age of eighty years was read at his funeral. He lived in Sullivan Co., N. Y., from 1817 to 1838, and in Oakland Co., In 1843 he moved to Howell, Mich., where he died Mich., from 1838 to 1843. August 13, 1900. They were Presbyterians, and he was a deacon for some
vears before his death.
926
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
THERrNA Candace, born October 14, Marietta Elizabeth, born August

1849, in Howell, Mich.
1845.
10,
1847; died October 12,
* *
3.
William Clark,
born June
4,
1850.
11, 1854.
7,
4.
5.
Emma Leânna,
Harriet Louise,
born November
born July 24, 1857; died August

1859; died
1905, in
Williamston, Mich.
6.
Carrie Olivia, born September

Howell, Mich.
12,
May
14, 1862, in
7.
George
in
Tibbits, born January
20, 1862; died P'ebruary 26, 1862,
HoweU, Mich.
in
8.
Georgeanna,
same day.
Howell, Mich.; died the
9.
Arthur Monteith,
teacher in Chicago.
a Middle

31,
10.
Frances Isabel, born August
1865.
She
is
a successful
She has through personal

is
solicitation
formed
West Huntington Family

born September
5,
Association in Chicago, with

secretary and treasurer.
about forty-five members, of which she

*11.
Mary Minerva,
1867.
1.3. 10. 2.3.4. 5.

ried,
1.
14,
Therina Candace (Huntington) Smith, born October

March
22, 1864, in
1845; mar-
Howell,
ISlich.,
Julius Devillo, son of Lorenzo P^phriam
and Sally Rosanna (Bush) Smith. He was born July 16, 1839, in Lister, N. Y., and died May 22, 1897, in Howell, Midi. He was editor and publisher of the
Livingston Co. Republican, from 186 7 to 1878, postmaster at Howell, Mich.,
from 187 7
the Civil
to 1885, mail
agent on the Detroit, Lansing and Northern Railroad

to 1889,
(Pere Marcjuette,) from 1885
and was
also a farmer.
He
served in
War,
as a private in Co. K, 4th jNIich. Vol.

3,
He
enlisted April 15,
1861, and was discharged August
1861.
Most of
his life
was spent
in
or
near Howell, Mich.
CHILDREN, BORN IN HOWELL, MICH.

*
*
1.
Etta Lizziebell,
born August
8,
1866.
2.
Carrie Gertrude, born August
2,
1868; died August
10, 1868.
3.
4.
Rosanna Pauline, born April 15, 1870. Henry John, born December 14, 1872; died
October
24, 1875.
5.
(i.
Maude Anna,
born August
3,
1874.
13,
Luella Elizabeth,
live in St. lôuis,
born October 22, 1876; married, July
1904, in St. Louis, Mich., Dennis
Ephraim Woodmansee.
They
Mich.
3,
7.
Grant Devillo,
born September
1879; died October 10, 1880.
8.
9.
ViDA Adelba, born September 10, 1881; married, June 24, 1911, They live in St. Louis. in St. Louis, Mich., Raymond Shippey. Charles Lorenzo, born February 20, 1844 lives in St. Louis,
;
Mich.
927
1. 3. 10. 2.3. 4.5. 1.1.
Etta Lizziebell (Smith) Bush,

Louis, iVIich.
born August
8,
1866, in Howell, Mich.;
married, August 27, 1890, in Howell, Oscar
Henry Bush.
They
live in St.
CHILDREN.
1.
Ralph
J. T.,
A.,
born April
2,
1892.
1893.
2. 3.
born November
5,
4. 5.
Roy Lorenzo, born December 2, 1896. Henry Oscar, born November 24, 1900.
Clause, born September
9,
1902.
1. 3.
Mich.; married,
10.2. 3.4.5.
1. 3.
in
Rosanna Pauline (Smith) Wade,

March
22, 1905, in
Howell,
Washington, D. C, Thomas Leonard Wade.

CHILD.
1.
Thomas Patrick,
1. 3.
10.2. 3.
4. 5.
1.5.
3,
Maude Anna
in St. Louis,
CSmith) Gould, born August

2,
1874, in Howell, Mich.;
married, August 11, 1898, in St. Louis, Mich., Walter Reid Gould.
She died
June
1912.
Her husband and two

children.
diildren reside in St. Louis.
1.
2.
Lawrence Henry, born March 28, 1908. Esther Pauline, born November 26, 1910.
1.3. 10.2.3. 4. 5.3.

William Clark Huntington,
married, August
9,
born June
4,
1850, in Howell, Mich.:
1876, in
Howell, Mich., Adaline, daughter of Gilbert
Nourse and Hannah Huzzy (Woodbury) Lamb.

1
She was born August
3,
855, in Ashland, Mass.
He is a physician, and a gi-aduate of the jNledical Department of the Michigan University, March 27, 1872. He selected the grounds for the Michigan State Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Howell, Mich., and, after a strenuous
contest between competing sites in
different
parts of the State, his selection
was adopted. He was a delegate to the National Republican Convention in 1904, and president of Howell in 1889, but declined renomination after placing the town He was local surgeon for both Ann Arbor and Pere in a sanitary condition. Marquette railroads until improved construction and rearrangement rendered a local surgeon at Howell unnecessary.
928
He was
U. S. Pension P^xaminer from 1889 to 1893, and from 189 7 to the

is
present date, (1911), and

tion of unsuitable cases.
Sanatorium, for admission of patients,
He
examiner for the Michigan State Tuberculosis to sustain the Superintendent in rejecwas trustee in the Baptist Church from 1872 to
1905.
They
live in
Howell, Mich.
CHILDREN.
1.
William Clark,
born April 16,

6,
1>>79,
in
Howell, Mich.; died

Howell, Mich.
from drowning July

2.
1889, in Williamston, Mich.

11, 1884, in
Harry Gilbert,
June
born December
six years
He
ap-
received his a.b. degree in June, 1910, and his medical degree
28, 1912, in the
combined course.
married
15, 1895,
He was
pointed as medical assistant at Michigan State
Tuberculosis
Hospital in Howell, Mich.
He
INIary Caroline
Hyde,
31,
3.
May 12. 1914. Donald AVoodbury,
born March
and died October
1896, in Howell, Mich.
1. 3.
10.2.3. 4.5.4.
born November
11, 1854,
Emma Lk/Kanna (Huntington) Andrews,

in Howell, Mich.; married,
ter,
August
26, 18 72, in
Lansing, Mich., P2ber Sylves-
son of Sylvester and Maria (Hudson)
Andrews.
He was
moved
born
to
^Nlay 12,
1853, in Port Huron, Mich.
Mr. Andrews
Mich.,
]\Iich.,
is
a printer and a publisher, and
Kalamazoo,
December
18, 1872,
back
to
Howell, in January, 1874, to Williamston,
(where he now resides) in February, 1875. They are Baptists, and Mr. Andrews has been clerk of the local Baptist Church since 1888. He was Grand Master of the I. O. O. F. of Michigan from 1897 to 1898. Has been President of the Board of Education in Williamston since 1896, and postmaster of Williamston, since January 1, 1901.
CHILDREN.
1.
Olive Maria, born

They
live in
April 16, 1873, in Kalamazoo, Mich.; married,

111.,
July 30, 1905, in Chicago,

Chicago,
111.
iNIaximillian
John Morawski.
2.
3.
Jessie (Gertrude, born September 19, 1875, in Williamston, Mich.; married, August 29, 1895, Herbert Asa Thompson. They live in Williamston, Mich. Helen Augusta, born September 4, 1883, in Williamston, Mich.
She lives in La Grange, 111. Neina Florence, born May 26,
lives in
4.
She
Mesa, Arizona.
1. 3.
Mich.; married, August
of Alexander
929
10. 2.3. 4.5. 9.

born April
25,
Arthur Monteith Huntington,

5,
1863, in
Howell,
1885, in Farmington, Mich.,
Mary Ann, daughter

5,
and Mary (MacDonald) Brown.
1866, in Dearborn, Mich.
He is a photographer, in Wabash, Ind. He served as private in the Spanish American War, with Co. F, 3d Nebraska, Vol. Inft., enlisting July
11, 1898,
and discharged
May
11, 1899.
They
are Baptists.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Grace Isabell, born July 17, 1886, in Howell, Mich. William Alexander, born December 15, 1891, and
eember
16, 1891, in
died De-
Newberry, Mich.
1.3. 10. 2.3. 4. 5. 11. Mary Minerva (Huntington) Phillips, born

of Charles Bailey
September
5,
1867, in
Howell, Mich.; married, June 25, 1895, in Howell, Mich., Charles Morse, son
and Mary (Morse) Phillips. He was born March 28, 1849, and was married once before this marriage. Mr. Phillips was a farmer, and lived in Mason, Mich., in 1876, in Williamston, Mich., in 1888, in Mesa, Arizona, in 1907, then went to Langdon, Alberta, Canada, where he died, April 12, 1910, and where his wife and children now live. He was, and she is, a Baptist.
in Hartland, Mich.,
CHILDREN.
1.
Harold Huntington,
born
May
5,
2.
Edward William,
born April
14, 1898, in
Williamston, Mich.
1.3.10.2.3.4.6.
ried
Nelson Huntington, born March 15, 1819, in Monticello, N. May 10, 1842, Mary Baldwin, and lived near Xenia, O.
CHILDREN.
1.
Y.;
mar-
2.
Edwin M., born August 7, 1845, in Chelsea, Mass., and died September 27, 1846, in Xenia, O. Lucius Watson Clark, born July 7, 1849, at Xenia, O., and
died June 27, 1872.
3.
Mary
Cornelia, born
May
20, 1853.
4.
5.
Sarah Amelia, born May 20, Laura Eva, born November

the same town,
1853, and died in Clifton, O.

16, 1854, at
Xenia, O., and died in
6.
November 6, 1859. Rosalie Candace, born in November, 1858 married, November 13, 1874, Thomas R. Jones, of Lansing, Minn., and died June
;
21, 1877, in
Dexter, Minn,
930
1. 3.
10.2.3.4.
in
6. 3.
20,
Mary Cornelia
(IIuntincjton)
Sumner, born May
1853,
in
Xenia, Ohio; married, January 25, 1876,

in riyniouth, Vt.
Dexter, Minn., Nelson A., son of
Lemuel D. and Mary Ann (Tambling) Sumner.
He was
born April
11, 1838,
Vt., in
Mr. Sumner is a farmer, and moved from Plymouth, Vt., to Clarendon, March, 1859, to Castleton, Vt., in 1866, to Brownsdale, JNIinn., in June, 1872, to Sargeant, Minn., in 1874, and to Brownsdale again, where he now
1911.
lives, in
Mr. Sumner served in the Civil War as first Lieutenant ot the 20th U. S. Colored Troops, Co. B, and with the 5th U. S. Infantry. He enlisted in September 1861, and was discharged in November, 1862; enlisted again in FebHe was Register of ruary, 1864, and was discharged in November, 1865.
died August
Probate from January, 1866, to April 1868, 9, 1877, in Sargeant, Minn.
in Castleton, Vt.
Mrs. Sumner
1.
Rosalie
A., born
October
29, 1876, in Sargeant, Minn.,
and died
September
19, 1878.
1.3. 10.2. 3.4. 7.

Joseph Gilbert Huntington, born
April
14,
1821,
in
Thompson,
N. Y.; married, October 11, 1848, at White Lake, N. Y., Josephine Louisa, daughter of Thomas and Esther Solis (Braidy) Calbreath. She was born
January
27, 1822, at
He was
He
a farmer.
4,
White Lake, N. Y. He moved to Matamoras,

fifer in
Pa., in
March, 1888, where
he died Aprd
1903.
served as a
a Militia Co. of Thompson, N. Y., but did not

are Presbyterians.
N. Y.
12, 1868,
serve in the Civil
War.
They
children, born in THOMPSON, NEAR MONTICELLO,

1.
2. 3.
Alice Jansen, born August 22, 1849; married March Archibald Cochrane. They live in Matamoras, Pa. Îary Esther, born December 8, 1851.
Edward
1880,
Lee, born September
12.
1853; married September 22,
Mary Ward.
He
1.3. 10.2.3. 4.7. 2.

Lindsley, born December 8, 1851, in 21, 1871, in Woodbourne, N. Y., Floyd Elmer, son of Mathew Pickett and Sarah Maria (Keys) Lindsley. He was born December 8, 1849, in Thompson, N. Y., and died September 5, 1909, in He was, and she is, a Methodist. Hurleyville, N. Y.
Mary Esther (Huntington)

Y.; married,
Thompson, N.
November
CHILDREN.
1.
931
John Gay,
2.
born August 13, 1872; married, October 1, 1904, in N. Y. City, May Hendrick. They live in N. Y. City. Helen Alice, born March 30, 1875; married, December 5, 1894, They live in Hurin Hurley ville, Frederick William Mitten.
leyville,
N. Y.
born April
28, 1890,
3.
Claude Frederic,
1.
and died
May
19, 1893.
3. 10.
2.3.5.
3,

Friday, June
married, February 23, 1809, Rutli Royce,
who
died
December
15, 1819.
He
March
2,
1820, Mrs. Betsey Smith,
who
died No-
vember 23, 1831, and he married, the third time, October 20, 1832, Sarah Thomas, who was living in 1860. Their residence was in Monticello, N. Y.
children, born in monticello,

1.
t
n. y.
Sarah Sophia, born September

Piatt
6,

five
Crosby, and lived in
Waterloo, N. Y., having had
children.
2.
'.
*3.
4.
Charlotte, born October 7, 1814; married, June 5, 1834, Peter They had four children, and lived in Monticello. B. AVebster. Mary Minerva, born May 16, 1818. Harriet Maria, born December 25, 1820; married, November They had two children. She died 13, 1839, Shepley Stodder.
April
7,
1848.
*5.
6.
7.
Joseph Gorton, born August 18, 1822. John Gildersleeve, twin with the above, died July 8, 1830. Caroline, born June 22, 1824; married, November 17, 1841, Rufus B. Wicks. They lived in Monticello, and had four children.
*8.
9.
Henry Lewis,
born September
1,
1826.
20, 1828;
5,
Henrietta Amelia, born March

1849, Alfred Quinlan.
children.
married in October,
1855, leaving three
She died March
10.
11. 12.
13.
Louisa, born August 8, 1830; married, June George R. Babbitt, and lived in Waterloo, N. Y. James Ferdinand, born August 3, 1834. Juliet Frances, born January 23, 1838. Catherine Salome, born October 16, 1841.
Emma
2,
1851,
1.3. 10. 2.3.5. 3. Mary Minerva (Huntington) Henion, born

Monticello, N. Y.; married,
May
7,
1844,
March 16, Henry Markell Henion.
1818, in
He
died
May
16, 1883,
and
his wife died in
September, 1899,
932
CIIILDKEN.
1.
*2.
*3. *4.
Platt Crosby, born in 1846; died in 1850. Ruth Rebecca, born December 6. 1849. William Henry, born September 5, 1853.
Sarah Crosby,
born February
3,
1858.
1. 3.
10. 2.3. 5.3. 2.
IvUTH Rebecca (Henion) Thomas, born December 6, 1849; married, December 8, 1868, Ellas Mason Thomas, in Huron, S. D. He was born August 3, 1847.
CHILDREN.
*1.
*2.
*3.
Clara Henion, born September 9, 1870. Ella May, born October 29, 1874. Ruth Sadie, born October 25, 1882.
1.3. 10. 2.3. 5. 3. 2. 1.

Clara Henion (Thomas) Voss, born September 9, 1870; married, September 11, 1889. Albert Chris Voss. He was born March 17, 1867, and died January 15, 1912 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
LiLLA Minerva, born November 3, 1893. Elias Thomas, born September 5, 1898.
1.3. 10. 2.3.5.3. 2.2.

6,
1894, Charles Oliver Loring, in Owasso, Mich.
Ella May (Thomas) Loring, born October 29, 1874; married, June He was born August 18, 187-2.
CHILD.
1.
Thomas Whitfield,
born July
12, 1897.
1. 3. 10. 2. 3. 5.
3.2.
3.
Ruth Sadie (Thomas) Burns,

24, 1911, Jesse
born October
S.
25, 1882; married, April
Clark Burns,
in
Huron,
D.
CHILD.
1.
Marjokie Mae, born September

1. 3.
24, 1913.
10.2.3. 5.3.3.
13, 1876,
William Henry Henion, born September 5, 1853; married, first, June Mary Luella Martin. She died July 12, 1893. He married, second,
9,
August
1894,
Euphemia Thorne,
She
lives in
Huron,
S.
D.
Mr. Henion
died A])ril 22, 1914.
CHILDREN.
*1.
*2.
3.
933
*4.
5.
6.
7.
Luella, born August 6, 1878. Harry Alonzo, born September 27, 1880. Platt Crosby, born December 30, 1883; died March Richard Martin, born November 15, 1884. Joseph Huntington, born April 8, 1896.
Mary
10, 1884.
Donald T., born August 6, 1897. Frank William, born October 29,
1900.
1.3. 10.2.3.5.3. 3.
Mary Luella
vember
18, 1896, in Toledo,
1.
6,
(Hknion) Davis, born August Ohio, Frank Davis.

child.
1878; married, No-
1.
Minerva Huntington,
1. 3.
born December
15, 1899.
10.2. 3. 5.3. 3. 2.
born September 27, 1880; married in 1904,
in
Harry Alonzo Henion,
the State of Washington, Myrtle Mertz.
child.
1.
Minerva Euphemia,
1.3. 10. 2.3. 5. 3.

1908, in Huron, S. D.,
3. 4.
15,
Richard Martin Henion, born November Adda Sparks.

child.
1.
1884
married, June 24,
Hazel Ethel,
1.
born July
3,
1911.
3.
111.,
10.2.3. 5. 3.4.
born February
3,
Sarah Crosby (Henion) Hunt,

7,
1859
married June
1875, in Bloomington,
William
S.
Hunt.
children.
1.
Genevieve, born
in 1883,
and died
5,
in
November, 1884.
2.
Ethel Minerva,
born INlarch
1884.
1.3. 10. 2. 3. 5. 5.
Joseph Gorton Huntington, born October
N.
Y.; married.
18, 1822, in Monticello,
May
6,
1846, in Monticello, Cordelia A., daughter of William
Mass
She was born July 10, 1827, in Boston, Bishop and Tamar (Barker^ Swift. He died November 2, 1850. and is living in Brooklyn, N. Y., (1915).
,
934
CHILDREN.
*
1.
William Swift,

19, 1849.
2.
Joseph Gorton, born September
1. 3.
N.
Y.; married,
10.2.3.
5. 5. 1.
born September 27, 1847, in Monticello, February 17, 1887, in N. Y. City, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Daniel Joshua and Susan Ann (Bird) Hawks. She was born August 11, 1859, in Tarrytown, N. Y. He is with the Consolidated Gas Company in N. Y. City, in which city
William Swift Huntington,
he has lived since 1853.
They
are Methodists.
CHILDREN, BORN IN
1.
NEW YORK
9,
CITY, N. Y.
14, 1915,
Wilbur Joseph,
born February
Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph
and Annie (Ahrberg)
Miller.
2.
They reside in Brooklyn, N. Y. She was born March 4, 1891. Florence Cordelia, born January 22, 1890, and died April 2,
1899.
3.
4.
Clifford, born January 12, 1892. Edna, born February 7, 1895.
1.3. 10.2. 3. 5.5.2.

Joseph Gorton Huntington, born September
N.
y.; married Catherine A., daughter of Alfred and Rachel (Akerman) She was born August 5, 1850, in Tostevin, December 7, 1871, in N. Y. City.
New
York.
children.
*
1.
2.
Annie Swift, born October 3, 1872. Joseph Gorton, born September 23,
1878, in
New
York.
7,
3.
Alfred William, born June
1879
married Ella
I.,
Komona Olano,
20, 1903.
4.
5.
6.
and died at St. Croix, D. AV. Ida Louise, born June 27, 1881.
14, 1901,
May
May
Cordelia
E., born
May
25, 1883.
Katie, born N. Y.
May
25, 1883,
and died June
4,
1887, in Brooklyn,
1.3. 10. 2.3. 5. 5.2.
1.
Annie Swift (Huntington) Baldwin, born October 3, 1872, in N. Y.; married George B. Baldwin, April 10, 1900, and hves at Amity ville, L. I.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
George Gorton, born February 28, Catherine Mildred, born June 5,
935
1.3. 10. 2. 3.5. 5.2. 4.

X.
Y.;
Ida Louise (Huntington) Doran, born June 27, 1881, in Brooklyn, married Harry Gregor Doran, September 17, 1907, and lives at JamaCHILD.
1.
cia, L. I.
Alfred
Gregor, born August

1.
25, 1909, in
New
York.
3.10.
2. 3.
5.8.
1,
Henry Lewis Huntington,

N.
of
Y.; married,
born September
1826, in
Monticello,
October
13, 1852, in
Waterloo, N. Y., Emily Louise, daughter
Reuben and Julia (Crosby) Clark. She was born January 18, 1833, in December 30, 1907, in Denver, Col. He is a grocer, and lived in Bunker Hill, 111., from 1852 to 1857. He moved to Waterloo, N. Y., and died there May 29, 1875. He was treasurer
Monticello, N. Y., and died
of the Presbyterian church.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1.
2.
Gilbert Clark, born October 18, 1854. Glen Wood, born Auuust 19, 1856.
1.3. 10.2.3.5.8.
Gilbert Clark Huntington, born October
111.;
1.
18, 1854, in
Bunker
Hill,
married, October 22, 1878, in AVaterloo, N. Y., Jennie Ann, daughter of
Henry and Helen Ann (Nichols) Van Middlesworth.

1859, in Auburn, N. Y.
She was born June 29,
M. C. A., living in Charlotte, N. C. He December, 1886, to Brush, Col., in April, 1888, to Pueblo, Col., in December, 1892, and to Charlotte, N. C, in November, 1899. He was ordained a minister in the Presbyterian church, and officiated as such from October, 1886, to February 1894.
He
is
State Secretary of the Y.

Col., in
moved
to
Denver,
children.
1.
Helen Gertrude, born November

married, in Charlotte, N.
in Charlotte,
27, 1879, in
Waterloo, N. Y.;
C, Morris Early
Trotter.
They
live
2.
N. C. James Benedict, born October 10, 1881, in Denver, Col.; married October 7, 1908, in Asheville, N. C, Annie Munroe, daughter of Hugh Fraser and Georgia Woodford (Rogers) Grant. She was born May 23, 1883, in Savannah, Ga. He is a physical director
in the Y.
M.
N. C,
in
C. A. in Asheville, N. C. November, 1899, and thence
He moved
to Charlotte,
to Asheville,
where he
now
3.
lives.
William Burr,
ville,
born July
8,
1885, in Denver, Col.; lives in Ashe-
N. C.
April
8,
4.
Emily Augusta, born
1900, in Charlotte, N. C.
936
1.3. 10. 2. 3.5. 8.2.

Glen Wood Huntington,
born August
19, 1856, in
Bunker
Hill,
111.;
married, October 21, 1881, in Greeley, Colo., Jennie Bird, daughter of Samuel
Barker and Martha (Draper) Whitney. She was born September 20, 1858, in Stockton, N. Y. He is an architect. He lived in Willard, N. Y., from June, 1876, to February, 1880, and since then in Denver, Colo. They are Congregationalists, and he lias been a deacon in tlie church for about twenty years.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Henry Whitney, born September 8, Ethel Draper, born April 24, 1885;
in
1882.
married, October 21, 1905, Denver, Colo., Charles Leslie, son of George Henry and Evvie
Josephine (Martin) Parker.

in (Jdebolt,
He was He
born December
12, 1882,
Towa.
He
is
the fiscal agent in

lived in
Canada, for the

until
United Wireless Telegraph Co.

13, 1906, then Everett,
Denver
in
June
Wash., to April, 1907, later
Vancouver,
B.
3.
C, and now
lives in Seattle,
Wash., (1914).
Whitney Clark,
born September 29, 1887, in Denver, Colo.; married, June 13, 1913, in McPherson, Kan., Vera, daughter of

of Arts.
Benjamin Alexander and Adelle (Ferguson) Allison. She was in McPherson, Ivan., and is a graduate
degree of Bachelor
the University
of the University of Colorado, 1912, with the
He
is
professor of civil engineering, in the University
of Colo., at Boulder, Colo.
He graduated from
in 1910, with the degree of
Bachelor of Science.
In 1912 he
received the degree of Civil Engineer, and in 1913, that of Master of Science.
4.
They
17,
Glen Herbert,
1912.
born June
1890.
He
graduated from the
University of Colo., with the degree of Bachelor of Science in
He
is
a civil engineer.
11, 1897.
5.
6.
Ruth Elizabeth, born April Helen Lucile, born April 18,
1901.
1.3. 10.2. 3. 6.
Benjamin Huntington, born May
ried, in 1818, in
14, 1787, in
Norwich, Harriet Almira Post. He was a farmer, and moved from Norwich to Monticeilo, N. Y., and about 1852 to Valparaiso, Ind., where he died June 2, 1865. They were
Presbyterians.
children.
*
*
1.
2.
James Chauncey, born January Benjamin Franklin, born July
29, 1820.
12, 1827.
* *
3. 4.
937
Charles Seymour, born November 7, 1833. George Washington, born February 22, 1841.
1.3.
10.2.3.6.1.
James Chauncey Huntington, born January 29, 1820, in Thompson, N. Y.; married, March 22, 1841, in Liberty N. Y., Martha Jane, daughter of Asa and Almira (Bush) Wicks. She was born March 22, 1824, in Liberty, N. Y., and died March 22, 1901, in Liberty. He was a farmer, and lived in Liberty, N. Y. They were Methodists. He was killed at the first railroad crossing north of Hurleyville, N. Y., October 15, 1874.
children, born in liberty,

1.
n. y.
Benjamin Walter, born November 1, 1842; served in the Civil War, in Co. G, 56th N. Y. Regiment, and died during service,
September
2,
1864, in Beaufoi-t, S. C.
2.
Edward Henry,
Janette Irons.
born April
11,
1844; married January, 1868,
Civil War, Co. H, 143d N. Y. Regt. He was killed in Scranton, Pa., May 27, 1873. He was drawing lumber, the binder broke, and one of the pieces struck him on the head.
He
served in the
3. 4.
Nancy Ann,
in Liberty,
born March
9,
1846.
Harriet Almira, born

N.
Y., S.
April 25, 1848; married, January 4,1872,
H. Johnson.
They
live in
Middletown,
N. Y.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
* 10.
11.
* 12.
5, 1850, and died April 27, 1855, in N. Y. Mary Paulina, born July 15, 1852; married December 20, 1871, in Liberty, Jacob Becker, who is dead. She lives in Hurleyville, N. Y. Charles Chauncey, born August 10, 1854, and died May 5, 1855. Lilly Jane, born February 26, 1857. Reuben Reynolds, born April 26, 1860; married, December 28, 1881, in Liberty, Margery, daughter of David and Rosana (Hornbeck) Carr. She was born January 25, 1863. He is a police officer, and moved from Liberty to New York City, September 16, 1890, where he now lives. Ida Ella, born January 31, 1863. Grace Elizabeth, born December 26, 1864; married, June 10, 1891, in Liberty, David, son of Lewis Dillon and Catherine He was born April 30, 1864, in Wilkes(Miller) Osterhout. barre. Pa., moved from Wilkesbarre to Liberty, in October, 1880, thence to Ferndale, N. Y., where they now live. He is a farmer. They are Methodists. Martha Cornelia, born March 2, 1870.
Tryphena, born February

Liberty,
938
1.
3. 10. 2. 3. 6. 1.3.
born March
9,
Nancy Ann (Huntington) Randall,

N.
Y.; married,
1846, in Liberty,
February
27, 1867,
in Monticello,
Frederic and
land.
Ann
(Rogers) Randall.
He
N. Y., Edward J., son of was born June 11, 1842, in Eng-
They
are Baptists.
CHILDREN, BORN IN LIBERTY,

1.
N. Y.
Nettie Ann, born October

at
2.
3.
24, 1867; married December 30, 189 2, White Lake, N. Y., George Lamont. They live in Wawarsing, N. Y. Walter James, born October 1, 1869; married June 21, 1893, in Monticello, N. Y., Nellie Hall. They live in Liberty, N. Y. William Henry, born June 9, 1871 married in Roscoe, N. Y.,
;
May
4.
5.
1,
1895, Charlotte Ferdon.
He
Liberty, N. Y.
Cora Etta,
born March 27, 1873; lives in Liberty, N. Y. born March

3,
Edward
J.,
1875; married,
November
24, 1899, in
6.
7.
N. Y. Floyd Chauncey, born May 20, 1877; married, January 26, 1900, Ida May Cooley, in Liberty, where they live. Tillie, born August 22, 1879; married, August 22, 1897, Bruce
Liberty, Harriet Burr.
live in Liberty,
They
Smith, in Liberty, N. Y., where they

8.
live.
Mabel Estella,
in
born September 30, 1884; married July 23, 1907,

live in
Andes, N. Y., William Jones. They
Wawarsing, N. Y.
1. 3.
10. 2.3. 6. 1.8.
Lilly Jane (Huntington) Kilbourne, born February 26, 1857, in She died November 19, Liberty, N. Y. married Edward W. Kilbourne.
;
1905, at Livingston Manor, N. Y.
child.
1.
A Daughter, now Mrs. E. D. York, lives at Livingston

1.3. 10.2. 3. 6. 1. 10.
Manor, N.Y.
Ida Ella (Huntington) Twiss, born January

N.
Y.;
31, 1863, in
Liberty,
married, April 30, 1884, in Liberty, N. Y., Willis Mansfield, son of
Hermon
Everett and Clancelia Jane (Thompson) Twiss.

Colchester, N. Y.
He
was born June

lives in
14, 1858, in
Mr. Twiss
is
wood worker, and
Rockland, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Reuben Boviere, born February 16, 1887, in Rockland, N. Harold Everett, born June 28, 1897, in Rockland, N. Y.
Y.
939
1.3. 10.2.3. 6. 1. 12.

Martha Cornelia (Huntington) Carr,
erty,
born March
2,
1870, in Lib-
Frank Bert, son of Joseph and Mary (Smith) Carr. He was born August 29, 1859, in Thompson, N. Y. Mr. Carr is a farmer and cattle dealer, and lives in Liberty, N. Y.
N.
Y.; married,
October
16, 1889, in Liberty,
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Dewey Franklin, born May 1, 1892, in Ruby Huntington, born July 19, 1897,
1. 3.
Liberty, N. Y.
in Liberty,
N. Y.
10.2.
3.
6.2.
July 12, 1827, in Sullivan Co.,
Benjamin Franklin Huntington, born

N.
Y.;
married October
N. Y., Hannah Lucinda, daugh-
ter of Nathaniel F.
and Mary (Ogden)
Kile.
She was born
May
8,
1833, in
Monticello, N. Y., and died February 16, 1902, in Valparaiso, Ind.
He was He
14, 1861,
a farmer.
He moved from N. Y.
to corporal,
to Valparaiso, Ind., about 1852.
enlisted in the 9th Indiana Volunteer Infantry in the Civil
War, August
was promoted
October
13,
3,
1861, and was killed in the
battle at Buffalo Mt., Va.,
December
it
1861.
He
lies
with the unknown
dead,
as,
with few exceptions,
was impossible
Presbyterians.
to recover the
remains after
the days of battle.
They were
child.
*
1.
Wellington, born October
3,
1857.
1.3. 10.2.3. 6.2.

Wellington Huntington,
born October
3,
1.
1857, in
Winona, Minn.;
24,
married, July 29, 1879, in Valparaiso, Ind., Lillian Adelia, daughter of William
Forsyth and Catherine Ester (Perkins) Parke.

1858, in Valparaiso, Ind.
He
is
a piano tuner, a dealer in pianos, and an organist.
He removed
They
are
with his parents from Winona, Minn., to Valparaiso, Ind., in 1858.

Presbyterians, and live in Valparaiso.
children.
*
1. 2.
Franklin Isham, born July 9, Edna Kathryn, born January
1880.
20, 1882, and died August 8, 1911. She graduated from the music department of Valparaiso college in 1902, continuing her study of music in Chicago at the Cosmopolitan School of Music in the Auditorium under the direction of Prof Heinze. She taught music as early as 1900 and her success as a teacher was phenomenal. Her classes grew until her physi-
cal strength
was
tried to the utmost, yet her unflagging spirit
940
could not give up.
She was never
so
happy
as
when
either tak-
ing or giving instruction in her chosen art; her aspiring soul
found
3.
its fullest
expression through this medium.

20, 1884;
Pearl Ella, born January

to
married September
17, 1915,
Roscoe L. Warner, of Sharon,
Pa.,
he
is
member
of the firm
4.
5.
of the Barnum Book concern of Cleveland, Agnes Louise, born November 13, 1890. GuRDON Parke, born March 22, 1897.
Ohio.
1.3. 10.2. 3. 6. 2. 1. 1.
Franklin Isham Huntington, born
July
9,
1880, in Valparaiso, Tnd.;
married, December 28, 1904, in Longmont, Col., Harriet Allison, daughter of
Samuel Conway and Julia Josephine (Rhodes) Morgan. She was born September 4, 1881, in Girard, Kan. He is a surveyor and an engineer, and holds a commission as U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. He lived from 1900 to 1902 at Loveland, Col., from 1902 to 1903 at Victor, Col., and from 1903 at Sulphur Springs, Col., where he was
living in 1915.
They
are Presbyterians.
CHILDREN, born AT SULPHUR SPRINGS, COL.

1.
Morgan Parke,
born January
6,
1906.
2.
3.
Samuel Sterling, born May Marjorie, born May 1, 1910.

Inez, born April 15, 1912.
20, 1908.
4.
5.
Carol, born November
3,
1913.
1.3. 10.2.3. 6.2.1.4.

Agnes Louise (Huntington) Henry, born November
ried
June
18, 1913, to
mar13, 1890 Grover C. Henry, a prominent druggist of Sulphur

;
Springs, Colorado.
children.
1.
2.
Donald Huntington, born April 4, 1914. Gurdon Tenbrooke, born January 5, 1916.
1.3. 10.2.3.6.3.
Charles Seymour Huntington, born November
N.
Y.; married, in 186
7,
7,
1833, in Monticello,
in Valparaiso, Ind., Carrie
Durland.
He was He
a farmer.
He
lived in Valparaiso, Ind.,
and was a Presbyterian.
died Novemljer 29, 1904.
children.
1.
Hiram Emery,
first,
born June 1, 1868, in Valparaiso, Ind.; married, February 25, 1892, in Chicago, Til., Dorotha Anna, daughter of Jacob David and Katherine (Kronning) Groge. She was born October 4, 1871, and died October 3, 1906. He married
second,
941
December
6,
1908, in
Norfolk, Va., Emily Wallace,
daughter of John Emery and Mary Adline (Slakouni) Steaks. She was born February 2, 1876, in Wicomico, Va. He was a refrigerating engineer, dealer in ice
and cold
storage,
and a gradu-
ate of the steam engineering course in the International Corres-
pondence School
Ind., in 1871, to
at Scranton, Pa.
He moved
1880, to
Hammond,
111.,
Ind., in
to Crown Point, Omaha, jVeb., in
1888, to Chicago,
in 1891,
and
to
Huntington,
W. Va
in 1900,
where he lived
11, 1915.
2.
to the time of his death,
which occurred January
3.
He was, and she, is a Baptist. No children. Scott, born December 25, 1869, in Valparaiso, Ind. BiRDEENA Annetti, bom in 1872, at Crown Point, Ind., and died
Edward
in 1886, in
4.
Hammond,
Ind.
21, 1880; married, in April 1898, in
Ida Bell, born September

Chicago,
III.,
5.
Arthur Snodgrass. They live in Dundee, 111. James Arthur, born February 8, 1888, in Chicago, 111., where he
lives.
6.
Mabel Clare,
Chicago,
111.
born
February
4,
1890; died in July, 1910, in
1. 3.
10. 2.3. 6.4.

22, 1841, in Sulli-
George Washington Huntington, born February

van
Co.,
N,
Y.; married,
daughter of
December 1, 1864, in Indianapolis, Ind., Martha Jane, Dr. John and Laura Ludema (AUred) Moffitt. She was born
Thorntown, Ind.
to Indianapolis, in 1864,
February
17, 1848, in
and was there about three years; then N. Y. where he died February 22, 1899. He enlisted in Co. H, 9th Indiana Infantry, April 15, 1861, and was promoted corporal on December 13, 1861. He was discharged from service at Indianapolis, August 9, 1862, by reason of disability. However, he was again enrolled July 10, 1863, and mustered into service, August 24, 1863, as a private of Capt. Febles Company A, 7th Indiana Cavalry, to serve three years. He was transferred in March or April, 1864, to Unassigned Veteran Reserve Corps, and in May or June, 1864, to the 90th Company, 2d Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps, and was discharged fi'om the service January 1 7, 1865, as ser-
He moved
moved
to Hurleyville,
geant, at Indianapolis, Ind.
He was
burled with
full
military honors, from the Methodist
Church
at
Hurleyville, N. Y., in the soldiers' plat in the village cemetery.
CHILD.
*
1.
John Coburn,
born July 29, 1866.
1.3. 10. 2.3. 6.4. 1.

married.
John Coburn Huntington, born July 29, 1866, in Indianapolis, Ind.; May 17, 1899, Minnie, daughter of John S. and Ellen (Sherman)
942
Sample.
She was born September 27, 1866, in Cordsville, Ind. a railroad man and is now farming. He lived for two years in In September 1910, Rossville, 111., and moved to Mallot Park, Ind., in 1904. he moved to a government claim, at Keota, Col. They are Seventh Day
He was
Adventists.
CHILDREN.
1.
Terence Omer,
born March
15,

23, 1903.
2.
3.
Inez May, born June 26, 1901. William Earl, born November
4.
COBURN, born April
27, 1907.
1.3. 10. 2.3. 7.

James Huntington,
Mansfield,
born Sunday, April
19,
married Sarah, daughter of Jonathan Storrs, of Mansfield, and always lived in
children.
* *
1.
2.
3.
4.
James Porter, born November 15, 1821. Sarah Ann, born November 2, 1823. Emily, born January 26, 1827, and died July 11, 1850. Julip:tte, born November 30, 1830, and lived with her
Mansfield.
father in
5.
6.
Julius Clark, born August 28, Lucius Gorton, born August

1836.
1834,
28,
1834,
and died March 19, 1839. and died November
2,
1.3. 10.3.3. 7.
Conn.; married,
1.
James Porter Huntington, born November

November
16,
1853, in Mansfield,
Conn.,
Mary
Elizabeth,
She was born December 23, 1839, and died April 23, 1900, in Mansfield, Conn. He was a school teacher and a fanner. He was Selectman, and Representative in the Legislature, in 1858, from the town of Mansfield, where he He was a self-made man, successful as a teacher in the public schools, lived. and successful as a farmer. A natural born genius, he could build anything He died in wood or iron, and was a highly respected citizen of Mansfield. February 16, 1868, by his own hand.
dauo^hter of Charles
and Eunice (Church) Morey.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Herbert O., born October 28, Everett Porter, born May

Conn.
1854.
10,
1857; lives in South Coventry,
3.
JuLiETT Christine, born February 1, 1859; married May 11, They live in 1885, in Windham, Conn., John Porter Phillips.
Mansfield, Conn.
4.
943
Sarah Philura,
1884, in
born March 21, 1863; married December 31, Windham, Conn., Charles Arthur Taintor. She died April 30, 1902, in Windham, Conn.
1.
3. 10.2. 3. 7. 1.1.
born October
28, 1854, in Mansfield, 25, 1875, in
Herbert Othello Huntington,

Conn.; married,
November
Mansfield, Belle, daughter of
Thomas
and Matilda (McConnell) Hughes. She was born June 26, 1858. He is a farmer, a lumber road builder, and a bridge builder. He was on the Board of Relief for several years, served as grand juror, and as justice of the peace; was Auditor of town accounts, and was on the School Board for
twenty years.
He
resides in Mansfield Center.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Lenora Minetta, born September Ida May, born November 8, 1878,

school in Coventry, Conn.
5,
is
1876. principal of the
Grammar
3.
4.
Julia Philura, born October 19, 1880. Maude Leone, born July 23, 1886; married, July 6, 1910, in jMansfield, Conn., Ernest Ray, son of John and Emma (Misner) Hinman. INIr. Hinman is a farmer, and is in the lumbering
business.
He was
born September
8,
1887, in Burlington, Conn.,
5.
6.
where he now resides. They are Congregationalists. Vera Lillian, born July 30, 1889. Helen Storrs, born May 7, 1895; she teaches in the High School, in Coventry, Conn.
1.3.10.2.3. 7.
in Mansfield,
1. 1. 1.
born September
5,
Lenora Minetta (Huntington) Wilcox,

cox.
1876,
Conn.; married, July 18, 1900, in Mansfield,
Edward
Leslie Wil-
They
live in Colchester,
Conn.
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Doris Evangeline, born December 1, 1901, in Turnerville, Conn. Elliott Huntington, born January 31, 1903, in Mansfield, Conn. Mar.jorie Ellen, born December 24, 1904, in Carlisle, Pa. Leslie Carlton, born May 10, 1906, and died August 12, 1906,
in Carlisle, Pa.
5. 6.
7.
Bernice Eleanor, born August 23, 1907, in Carlisle, Pa. Raymond Alger, born June 2, 1910, in Willimantic, Conn. Miriam Lucille, born October 5, 1911, and died December
1911, in Colchester, Conn.
26,
944
1.3. 10.2.3. 7. 2.
Sarah Ann (Huntington)
lips.
Phillips, born November

1815,
2,
1823; marPhil-
ried in Chaplin, Conn., Joseph, son of Augustus
and Esther (Wales)

18, 1876, in
He was
born December
28,
and died July
Ashford,
Conn. Mr. Phillips was a teacher, a shoemaker, a farmer and a merchant. He held many and the highest offices in the gift of the township. In Hartford his
business was bottoming shoes by hand, and priced by the pair.
He worked
three years, collecting enough for board and other expenses, and at the end
was given a check on a Hartford bank for $2,400, all earned As a merchant, in the country town of AshHe settled many ford, he attracted the most of his trade for miles around. His wife died at the home of her son, estates, and often held much in trust. in York, Pa., September 30, 1905.
of three years
with hammer, awls and knives.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Emily
H., born July 24, 1842.

is
2.
Mary
*
*
3.
4.
Ann, born December 4, 1849, in Ashford, Conn. She John Porter, born October 13, 1852. Joseph Everett, born March 4, 1856.
dead.
1.3.
10.2.3.7.2.
1.
live in
Emily H. (Phillips) Harvey, born
July 24, 1842, in Ashford, Conn.;
married, in Chaplin, Conn., Joseph K. Harvey.
They
Scranton, Pa.
children.
1. 2.
3.
Lenora Byers, lives Eugene Bailey, Ever Kellerman,

Joseph
K.,
in
^
York, Pa.
>
lives in
Scranton, Pa.
4.
1. 3.
10.2. 3. 7.2.3.
born October 13, 1852, in Ashford, Conn.;
John Porter Phillips,

live in Mansfield Center,
married in May, 1877, in Ellington, Conn., Sarah Isabelle Woodworth.
They
Conn.
child.
1.
Isabelle,
lives in Rockville,
Conn.
1.3. 10. 2.3. 7.2.4.

Joseph Everett Phillips, born March
in
4,
1856, in Mansfield, Conn.;
married Lillian Victoria Rosalie Knowlton, a niece of Gen. Lyon.

York, Pa.
They
live
children.
1.
Lillian U.
2.
Raymond
O.
1. 3.
945
10. 2. 3. 8.
16,
Charlotte (Huntington) Lanphear, born November

Norwich,
as
Ct.;
1791, in
married, December 31, 1815, Solomon, son of Jedediah and
Elizabeth Lanphear.
Chaphn,
in 1794,
He was born in that part of Mansfield, Ct., now known and died in October, 1867. His father was a soldier in
CHILDREN.
the Revolutionary war.
1.
Maria, born January 3, 1817; son of Thomas and Lucy

children.
married, October
(Foster)
9,
1837, Thomas,
Ford.
They had seven
2.
Jedediah, born June

She was born March
second, Mrs.
24, 1823;
married,
first,
Mary
Lucretia,
24, 1847.
daughter of Craft and Alice (Hunt) Smith, October

6,
1822, and died in 1865.
He
married,
Nancy Elizabeth Kendall, daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth (Hinkley) Lathrop. She was born in Maine in 1840,
and was living in 1915. There were eight children. Among them is Rev. Walter E., who was for some time pastor of the Plymouth Church, in Hartford, Ct., but is now secretary of the Connecticut Temperance Union. He is a wide-awake temperance orator, who
3.
is
lecturing
in
now on
the evils of alcoholism.
Jedediah died
August, 1892.
7,
Jared, born December
1825; married,
June
11, 1850,
Harriet
M., daughter of William E. and Mehitable

4.
(Swift)
Young.
They had six children. Andrew^, born December

ton)
25, 1829;
married,
first,
Eliza White,
and, second, Mary, daughter of John Breed and Adeline (Pres-
Adams.
1. 3.
10.2. 4.
married,
24,
1
James Huntington, born October 1, 1743, in Norwich, Ct.; May 24, 1767, in Norwich, Ct., Hannah Curtis. She was born April
in
747,
Norwich, and died
in Royalton, Vt.
He was a farmer and a cabinet maker. He moved from Norwich, Ct., to Lebanon, N. H., about 1785, and to Royalton, Vt., about 1792, where he died March 22, 1808. He served in the Aar of the Revolution, as 3d Sergeant of
8th Co., 8th Regt. of Conn. Troops.
tered out
He
a
enlisted July 13, 1775, and

of a
was mus-
December
17, 1775.
He was
member
Masonic Order.
ct.
all but three of these children were born in NORWICH,

*1.
2. 3.
Hannah, born March 16, 1768. Molly, born August 25, 1769. James, born May 25, 1771.
Fear, born February
4,
*4.2! Jacob, born April 30, 1773.

5.
1775^ died April 4, 1783.
60
946
6.
Sarah, born November 28, 1776. Chandler, born August 30, 17 78. Jared, born July 11. 1780; died July
*7,
8.
1'2.
1780.
*9.
10.
11. 12.
Daniel, born July 17. 1781. Fear, born November 3, 1783, in Lebanon, N. H. Joshua, born September 4, 1785, in Lebanon, N. H. Jedediah, born June 20. 1791, in Lebanon, N. H.; died DecemI
ber 13, 1797, in Koyalton, Vt.
1.3. 10. 2. 4. 1. Hannah (Huntington) Cleveland, born ]March

Ct.;
6.1768, in Norwich.
married, in Lebanon, N. H., April
6,
1789. Stephen, son of Paine and
Susannah (Faulkner) Cleveland.

bury, Conn.
He was
born October
9,
1764, in Canter-
Mr. Cleveland was a farmer and a manufacturer.

peace at Bethel, Vt., for twenty years.
Plainfield,
He was also justice of the

from Canterbury,
Ct., to
He moved
N. H., about 1783, and
to Bethel, Vt., about 1791,
where he died
May
17, 1835.
He
served in the Revolutionary War,
first as private,
then as sergeant in
Capt. Benjamin Durkee's
Company
of matrosses.
He
enlisted
1782, and was discharged July 19, 1783, and received a pension.
August 19, His wife
died
March
21, 1846, in Bethel, Vt.
They were
Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
1.
Susannah, born December

Plainfield,
6,
1789;
died January 14, 1852, in
N. H.
26, 1791.
2.
3.
Stephen, born September James, born December 24,
1793; died February

3,
1,
1800.
4.
5. 6.
7.
Hannah Huntington,
Mary,
born February
1796.
8. 9.
born June 9, 1798. Harriet, born December 25, 1800; died August James Payne, born March 20, 1803. Elizabeth, born November 18, 1805. Daniel, born February 17, 1807.
21, 1887.
10.
Charles Edward, born January

26, 1890.
26,
These
Bethel, Vt.
children,
with the
exception of
the
fii-st
one,
were born
in
We
are indebted to Mr. Daniel Cleveland a ])rominent lawyer of San
Diego, Calif., and grandson of Stephen, No. 2 above, for this record.
1.3. 10. 2. 4. 4.
Jacob Huntington, born
March
26, 1797, in
April
30, 1773, in
Royalton, Vt., Martha Lindley.

2,
Norwich. Ct.; married, She was born April 26,
1775, and died September
1856.
lie
947
9,
moved from New York

in the
to Ohio,
and September
1819,
met
his death
by drowning
Ohio River.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
Martha, born October 12, 1797, and died January 29, 1826. Polly, born February 5, 1799, and died October 7, 1819. James, born December 25, 1800.
Temperance, born October 14, 1802; died July 20, 1804. Temperance, born December 30, 1804; died March 30, 1806.
Emily, born January 3, 1807. Benjamin, born February 26, 1809. Jacob, born January 10, 1813.
*6.
*7.
*8.
*9.
10.
William, born February 1, 1816. Daniel Lindley, born September

1. 3.
9,
1818; died October 25, 1823.
10.2.4.4.3.
25, 1800, in
James Huntington, born December

in Kelso,
Windsor
Co., Vt.;
married Maria Bowler, who was born Sejitember 10, 1803, and died in 1877,
Wash.
He He
lived in
New
York, Ohio and Indiana, and
in April, 1852,
moved
to
Kelso, Wash., where he died
May
14, 1872.
belonged to the Christian Church.
children.
*1.
2.
3.
Daniel Lindley, born July 11, 1822. William O., lives in CarroUton, Wash. Martha, married a Mr. Hayes.
Ozi Curtis.
4.
5. 6.
7.
James
Lydia.
S., lives in
Kelso,
Wash.
Samuel
J., lives in
Portland, Ore.
8. 9.
Annette.
Jacob. Joseph.
10.
1. 3. 10.
2.4. 4.
3. 1.
Daniel Lindley Huntington, born July 11, 1822, in Clermont Co., Ohio; married Mary Jane, daughter of Martin and Caroline (Cole) Stone. She was born November 12, 1825, in Shelby Co., Ind., and died July 1, 1901, in Kelso, Wash. He was a tanner, and moved from Ohio to Indiana in 1824, and to Cowlitz
Co.,
Washington Territory,
in 1852.
He
died October
8,
1891, in Kelso,
Wash,
He
belonged to the Christian Church.
948
CHILDREN.
1.
Walter
Scott,
is
dead.
20, 1850.
14, 1852,
2. 3.
Caroline, born July
Adelia Desdemona, born November

ber, 1884, near Kelso,
and died
in Octo-
Wash.
12, 1858.
4.
5.
Martin, is dead. Louisa Maria, born July
1.3. 10.2.4. 4.3. 1. 2.

Caroline (Huntington) Reese, born July
Ind.; married,
December 5, 1869, in Henry and Jane (McKean) Reese.
Kelso, AVash.,
20, 1850, in Brown Co., Thomas ]Mathews, son of 15, 1835, in Cler-
He was
born October
mont, Ohio.
Wash.
Mr. Reese is a clergyman in the Methodist church, and He was elected county treasurer, but resigned.
lives in
Kelso,
children.
1.
Mollie, born October

rollton.
20, 1870;
married August
8,
1892, in Car-
Wash., William Augustus Griswold.
They
live
in
Portland, Ore.
2.
Henry Lindley, born October 10, 1872, in Kelso, Wash.; married May 10, 1905, in Seattle, Wash., Minna Pauline Kulruke. They
live in Seattle,
Wash.
;
3.
4.
Martin, born January 7, 18^5 Nellie Maud, born December

ried April
7,
died in September 1875.

4,
1877, in Clarke Co., Wash.; mar-
1901, in Kelso, Wash., Robert Dudley Sprague.
They
5.
live in Centralia,
5,
Wash.
1880, in Gresham, Ore.; married
Ada
Louise, born June
Decem-
ber 25, 1899, in Kelso, Wash., Charles William Marsh.
They
6.
Wash. Gertrude Adelia, born June in Kelso, Wash.

live in Kelso,
5,
1882, in Carrollton, Wash.; lives
1.3. 10. 2.4. 4.3. 1. 5.

Louisa Maria (Huntington) McGowan, born July
Kelso, Wash.; married, June 27, 1878, in Kelso, Washington,
12,
1858, near
son of Alexander and Alison (Stewart)

1853, in Pittsburg, Pa.
McGowan.
James Douglas, He was born June 10,
Mr.
Wash.,
first
McGowan
to
in 1881,
came
is a retired farmer, and moved to Oregon in 1860, to Kelso, and to Portland, Oregon, in 1906, where he now lives. He Oregon via the Isthmus of Panama, and, as a young man, was in
Oregon during the Indian troubles before they were placed on reservations. He has been an Elder in the Christian Church since 1895,
CHILDREN.
1.
949
Mary, born May

Portland, Ore.
27, 1879, in
Independence, Ore.; married, August
31, 1910, in Portland, Ore.,
Herbert
Elliot Bloyd.
They
live in
2.
Ella, born September

land, Ore.
26, 1883, in Kelso,
Wash.; she
lives in Port-
1. 3.
10. 2.4.4. 6.
3,
Emily (Huntington) Longley, bom January

Vt.;
1807, in Royalton,
of the
married October
5,
1834, the Rev. John Longley,
who was one
pioneer preachers of the Christian church.

After their marriage they lived for two years in Vienna,
Rush County,
and four years
Yorktown, Delaware Co., four years in Noblesville, and. in 1844, moved to Lafayette, Ind., which was the home of the family until the After that Mrs. Longley made her home with death of Mr. Longley in 1867. her children, most of the time with her youngest daughter, Mrs. D. R. Lucas, at whose home she died, in 1902, at the advanced age of ninety-five, retaining all her faculties till the last. She was a woman of remarkable intellectual
in
power, and had a wonderful memory.
CHILDREN.
*
*
1. 2. 3.
Ella, born June 16, 1838. Mary Ellen, born November
24, 1842.
Minor M.,born
ville, Ind.,
October
5,
1844, and died
May
18, 1889, in
Nobles-
without issue.
1.3. 10.2. 4. 4. 6. 1.
Ella (Longley) Wilson, born June
ried,
July
2,
17, 1867, in Lafayette, Ind.,
16, 1838, in Yorktown, Ind.; marGeorge T. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson died
June
1912.
children.
1.
Emma
* *
*
2.
A., born June 30, 1869, in Jacksonville, Alice Carey, born September 18, 1871.
111.
3.
Howard
Charles
L.,
born July
3,
1873.
12, 1878.
4.
E.,
born October
1. 3.
10. 2.4. 4.6.
1. 2.
Alice Carey (Wilson) Weitz, born September 18, 1871, in Jacksonville, 111.; married, September 6, 1898, in Des Moines, Iowa, Fred U. Weitz.
children, born in des MOINES, IOWA.
1.
2. 3.
Rudolph, born January Greta, born in 1903.
5,
1901.
4.
Heinrich, born in 1905. Els A Rose, born October
21, 1914.
950
1.3. 10.2.4.4.6. 1.3.

Howard
ber
5,
L.
Wilson, born July
3,
1873, in Astoria,
111.;
married Decem-
1895, Jessie Pilcher, in Gallatin, Missouri.
CHILD.
1.
Glenn
P.,
born September
12, 1896.
1.3. 10. 2. 4.4. 6. 1.4.

Charles
E.
Wilson, born October
12, 1878, in Lafayette,
111.;
married
Nellie Hawthorne.
children.
1.
2.
Ward. Wayne.
1.3. 10.2.4. 4. 6.2.

Mary Ellen (Longley)
ville, Ind.;
Lucas, born November
24, 1842, in
Nobles-
married November 24, 1861,
in Lafayette, Ind.,
Daniel R. Lucas.
children.
* * *
1.
2.
Hugh, born November 8, 1864. Katherine E., born December
6,
1870.
3. 4.
Maude Ellen, born Max J., born August
February
20, 1874.
5.
10, 1876, in Des Moines, Iowa; married, November 27, 1905, in Danville, 111., Stella Wagner. Mary King, born March 7, 1883.
1. 3. 10.
2.4.4. 6.
2. 1.
Ind.; married,
Hugh
cember
2,
Lucas, born November 8, 1864, in Lafayette, 1886, in Des Moines, Iowa, Ethelyn Hotchkiss.
children.
De-
1.
2.
3.
John H., born July 4, 1890. Daniel R., born January 26, 1893, in Chicago, 111. Frank C, born December 10, 1894, in Chicago, 111.
1.3. 10. 2.4.4.6.2.

John H. Lucas,
Farrell.
1. 1.
Marion
born July
4,
1890; married in January, 1912,
children.
1. 2.
John, born December 22, 1912. Hugh, born in March, 1914.
951
1. 3. 10. 2. 4.4. 6. 2. 2. Katherine

ville, 111.;
E.
(Lucas) Turner, born December
6,
1870, in Jackson-
married, February 11, 1893, James
W.
Turner, and died March 11,
1908.
CHILD.
1.
Agnes, born April

L. Northrop.
12, 1894; married,
December
24, 1914,
Robert
1.3. 10.2.4.4. 6. 2. 3.
Maude Ellen
ton,
111.;
married,
(Lucas) Rumplek, born February December 20, 1893, in Indianapolis, Rumpler
20, 1874, in Clay-
Ind.,
Edward
C.
Ilumpler.
We
are indebted to Mrs.
for details of the descendants of Emily,
(1. 3. 10. 2. 4. 4. 6.)
CHILD.
1.
Mary
Louise, born September
28, 1895, in Indianapolis, Ind.
1. 3.
10. 2.4.4. 6.2. 5.

7,
Mary King
married, October
(Lucas) Aid, born March

9,
1883, in
I).
Des Moines, Iowa;

Aid.
1902, in Indianapolis, Ind.,
Frank
CHILD.
1.
19, 1907, in
IndianapoUs, Ind.
1. 3.
N.
10.2.
4. 4. 7.
26,
Benjamin Huntington, born February

Stone.
1809,
in
Canandaigua,
Y.; married, July 29, 1832, Jerusha, daughter of Isaac
She was born November 17, 1809, in Wash. He was a farmer, and lived in Nashville, Ind., until he moved to WashHe was Probate Judge of tlie County, U. S. Internal Reveington, in 1852. nue Assessor from 1862 to 1865, and a member of Legislatui-e in 1866. He died March 17, 1895, in Castle Rock, Washington.
1886, in Castle Rock,
and Eunice (Tracy) Vermont, and died August 27,
CHILDREN, born IN INDIANA.

1.
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
*
*
8.
Pembroke, born August 22, 1833, and died February 13, 1851. Jacob, born January 21, 1835; died June 29, 1835. Mary Emily, born October 22, 1836; married, October 19, 1854, Charles Holman. She died in September, 1910, in Portland, Ore. Eunice Tracy, born December 27, 1838. Flora Rosalie, born jNIarch 4, 1841. David Stone, born November 16, 1843.. Martha Lindley, l)orn July 7, 1846; married, October 8, 1865, James Spencer. She died January 14, 1895. Isaac Benjamin, born January 30, 1851.
952
HUNTINGTON GKNEALOGT.
1. 3.
10. 2.4. 4. 7. 4.
27,
Eunice Tracy (Huntington) Olson, born December

Nashville, Ind.; married, August
1,
1838, in
Oliflf
1858, in Cowlitz County, Wash.,
Olson,
who was born
in
Sweden
in 1834.
They
reside in Kelso,
Wash.
CHILDREN.
1.
Clara Louise,
ried,
born August
4,
1859, in Monticello, Wash.; mar-
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
December 16, 1882, in Freeport, Wash., Charles Henry Davolt. They live in Kelso, Wash. Ada Louise, born June 3, 1861, and died jSTovember 3, 1863, in Monticello, Wash. Mary Lorena, born March 30, 1863, in Monticello, Wash.; married, May 14, 1889, in Freeport, Wash., Walter J. Longman, who is dead. Mrs. Longman lives in Kelso, AVash. Amelia Kosalie, born May 14, 1865, in Monticello, Wash. Jerusha Edna, born September 9, 1867, in Monticello, Wash.; married January 31, 1889, in Chehalis, Wash., Frank E. Hyatt. She died March 29, 1900, in Portland, Ore. Maude Edith, born April 29, 1869, in Freeport, Wash.; married,
October
9,
1889, in Freeport,
Wash., Leroy Francis Stephens.
7.
They live in Portland, Ore. Lulu Arabelle, born March 9, 1871, in Freeport, Wash.; married, December 14, 1892, in Freeport, Wash., George Frank They live in Kelso, Wash. Davolt.
Ben.jamin Oliff, born July 16, 1873, in Freeport, Wash.; married June 14, 1899, in Catlin, Wash., Laura Larson. They live in Kelso, Wash.
8.
9.
Alamander,
born July
5,
1875, in
Freeport, Wash.; died
May
9,
1882, in Freeport,
10.
Wash.
born Nôvember
1,
Charles Holman,
They
1877, in Freeport, Wash.;
married, December 25, 1900, in Catlin, Wash., Hattie Barlow.

live in Kelso,
Wash.
16, 1879, in Freeport,
11.
Kathryn Eunice,
married,
born December
26, 1907, in
Wash.;
November
Kelso, Wash., Paul Plebuch.
12.
They live in Portland, Ore. Elizabeth Tracy, born February 17, 1883, in Freeport, Wash.; married November 26, 1902, in Freeport, Wash., Earnest H. Gray. They live in Prosser, Wash.
1.3. 10. 2.4.4.7. 5.

Flora Rosalie (Huntington) Shepardson,
born March
4,
1841, in
Shelby Co., Ind.; married, September 18, 1859, in Cowlitz Co., Wash., Loi*He was born in enzo Dow, son of Otis and Susan (Gibbs) Shepardson.
Guilford, Vt.,
November
13, 1829.
Mr. Shepardson was a
Kelso, Wash., until his
Kelso,
farmet-,
953
in Guilford, Vt., until 1835, then in
and served as County Assessor. He lived Mongo, Ind., until 1854, and finally in death, January 4, 1904. Mrs. Shepardson lives in
Wash.
CHILDREN.
1.
Arthur, born August

Wash.
W.
T.; married, in
live in Kelso,
1885, in Kelso, Wash.,
Orpha
Belle Knoles.
They
2.
3.
Edmund, born November 7, 1861; port, W. T. Benjamin Freligh, born July 23,
died June 24, 1868, in Free-
1863.
4.
Oliff, born February 2, 1867; married, about 1895-6, man. They live in Liraoncito, Sinaloa, Mexico.
Maud Chap-
5.
Edna, born April
2,
1869; married,
November
20, 1889, in Castle
Rock, Wash., Samuel McKone, who lived

6.
in Castle
Rock.
She
7.
8.
9.
They live in 16, 1872; married Effie Meikle. Wash. Bessie, born December 7, 1875; married, November 6, 1905, Eugene S. Wright. They live in St. Johns, Ore. Samuel David, born February 13, 1877; died in June, 1893.
Pliny, born August
Kelso,
Otis, born February 13, 1880.
10.
Victor, born February
1,
1884.
1.3. 10. 2. 4.4. 7. 6.

ried
David Stone Huntington, born November 16, 1843, in Indiana; marMary Emma Morrill, in Silver Lake, Wash. He was a farmer. He moved from Indiana to Castle Rock, Wash., about
She
lives in Castle
1852, where he died January 16, 1874.

is
now Mrs. M. E. Graves.
Mrs. Huntington married again, and Rock, Wash.
child.
*1.
David Stone, born November
7,
18 73.
1.3. 10. 2.4.4. 7. 6. 1.

David Stonk Huntington, born November
Wash.; married, March
6,
7,
1901, in Spokane, Wash., Lillian Jane, daughter of

in
William
W. Warner.
is
She was born
ried before this marriage to Carl Scheuffle, of
He
Wash.,
a conductor with the N. F.
Sheboygan Falls, Wis., and was marMichigan City, Ind. Ry. Co. He moved from Castle Rock,
Tacoma, Wash., in June, 1882, to Livingston, Mont., in September, 1895, thence to Spokane, Wash., May 5, 1899, where he now resides.
to
954
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Evelyn June, born June 1, 1903, in Spokane, Wash. David William, born June 9, 1909, in Spokane, Wash.
1. 3.
10.2. 4. 4. 7.8.
Ind.; married,
Isaac Benjamin Huntington, born January 30, 1851, in Nashville, first, November 9, 1874, in Castle Rock, Wash., Annie Mable, daughter of George Robert and Sarah E. (Hoar) Pyle. She was born November 9, 1853, in Wisconsin, and died October 27, 1886, in Castle Rock, Wash. He married, second, November 20, 1889, in Castle Kock, Etta jNIay, the adopted daughter of Nelson and Emily Estay. She was born April 18,
1869, in
New
is
York.
He
a farmer, and lives in Castle Rock, Wash.
They
are Methodists.
children.
All but the last of these children were born in Castle Rock,
1.
Wash.
*2.
3.
*4.
*5.
6.
Isaac Herbert, born October 17, 1875, and died March 18, 1878, in Castle Rock, Wash. Emma Jerusha, born August 13, 1877. Minnie Eunice, born May 5, 1879, and died August 2, 1890, in Castle Rock, Wash. Georgia Pearl, born May 10, 1882.
George Howard,
at Castle
born October
April
3,
4,
1883.
Tracie Amelia, born
1891; mai-ried February 22, 1911,
Rock, Wash., William Franklin, son of Ebenezer GraElla (Hitchcock) Tate.

is
ham and
1886.
He was born November 12, moved from Ilillsboro to Portland, Ore., September 29, 1898, to San Diego, Cal., March 1, 1811. He They are is a graduate of the Portland Business College. He
a merchant, and
Methodists.
21, 1905, in Portland, Ore.
7.
Benjamin Clark, born June
1.3. 10.2.4.4. 7. 8. 2. Emma Jerusha (Huntington) Brown, born August

Castle
13,
1877,
in
Rock, Wash.; married, August 13, 1895, in Castle Rock, Wash., lie was born Willis, son of John Jackson and Mary Jane (Edwards) Brown, October 21. 1866, in Texas.
Mr. Brown
is
a farmer, and lives in Hubbard, Ore.
children.
1.
2.
Claude Pembrooke, born June 5, 1896. Robert Huntington, born September 11,
Annie Pearl, born
April 21, 1904.
1899.
3.
955
1.3. 10. 2.4.4. 7. 8. 4.

Georgia Pearl (Huntington) Bell, born May
10, 1882, in Castle
Rock, Wash.; married, November 18, 1903, in Castle Rock, Wash., Clyde Raymond, son of Joseph Henry and Sarah Amanda (Robinson) Bell. He was born January 17, 1877, in Sheakleyville, Pa. Mr. Bell is a civil engineer. He was county engineer from January 1907, to January 1909, and town clerk from January 1, 1911, to January 1, 1912. He lived in Kerns, Wash., moved to Toledo, Wash., in August, 1904, and to
Castle Rock, Wash., where he
now
lives, in
1912.
CHILDREN.
1.
Howard Raymond,
Wash.
born September
13,
1905, in
Castle Rock,
2.
3.
Margaret Pearl,
born November 26, 1907, in Portland, Ore. Georgia Ruth, born January 10, 1911, in Castle Rock, Wash.
1.3. 10.2.4.4. 7.8.5.

George Howard Huntington,
born October
4, 1883, at
Castle Rock,
Wash.; married, September 30, 1907, at Castle Rock, Wash., Annabell, daughter of George William Bowen. She was born in Centralia, Mo., March 22,
1887.
Kalama, Wash., from September, Rock, where he now lives. He was draughtsman under the county engineer for two years. He is president of the Epworth League, Sunday School Superintendent, and held other minor offices in the Methodist Church.
is
He
a civil engineer.
He
lived in
1907, to January, 1909,
when he moved
to Castle
children.
1. 2.
Glen Howard, born August 13, 1908. Annie Price, born September 23, 1910.
1. 3.
10.2.
4.
4.8.
New York
State; mar-
Jacob Huntington, born January

ried,
10, 1813, in
July 29, 1836, in Connersville, Indiana, Susan Gratia Burke.

in
born
New
Hampshire or Vermont, and died

a farmer and a blacksmith.
in
May, 1883,
in Castle
She was Rock,
Wash.
He was
New York
State to Ohio
when he was
to
Illinois until 1852,
when he went
with his parents from and lived in Indiana and Washington, where he died, October 7,
six years old,
He moved
1898, in Castle Rock.
He
believed with the Universalists.
children, born in connersville, INDIANA.

1.
Eliza Wesleyette, born April

in
3,
1837
mai-ried,
May
24, 1854,
Lewis
Co.,
Wash., Charles A. Thatcher.
956
2.
Livonia Miranda, born December 8, 1838; 1865, in Lewis Co., Wash., John M. Lyon. Hannah Jane, born December 2, 1840.
Emily, born January
ville,
5.
niarried,
March
19,
3.
4.
28, 1843; died,
July
12, 1846, in
Conners-
Ind.
16,
Benjamin, born April

nersville, Ind.
1845; died, February

1850.
9,
1849, in Con-
6.
Henry Van Norman,
born June
1,
1.3. 10. 2. 4. 4. 8. 3.
Hannah Jane (Huntington)
nersville, Ind.; married.
May
7,
1865, in Monticello, Wash.,
of Jesse
and Mary (Stone) Smith.
Smith, born December 2, 1840, in ConXoyes Harvey, son He was liorn October 28, 1823, in Huron
Co., Ohio.
Mr. Smith was a farmer. In 1831 he moved to Shelby Co., Ind., in 1848 1849 to Goldmines in California, in 1859 to Washington, and lived from 1864 in Tucker, Wash., where he died February 6, 1899.
to Oregon, in
CHILDREN, BORN IN COWLITZ COUNTY, WASHINGTON.

1.
Jessie Arabella, born August 6, 1868; married, September 3, They live in Castle 1893, in Tucker, Wash., Joseph O'Neil.
Rock, Wash.
2.
3.
Florence May, born September George Henry, born November

1900, in Tucker, Wash.,
1,
1870; died January 20, 1878. 1873; married, February

18,
12,
Agnes Westfall.
They
live in Castle
Rock, Wash.
4.
5.
Carrie Augusta, born December 23, 1S75; married October 14, They live in Tacoma, Wash. 1903, William Dean Orr. Edmund Morton, born May 13, 1879; married, February 21, 1906, Myrtle Emma Stock. They live in Castle Rock, Wash.
1. 3. 10. 2. 4. 4. 8. 6.
Henry Van Norman Huntington,

ville,
Indiana
daughter of
20, 1849, in
born June 1, 1850, in ConnersWoodland, Wash., Fanny Verona, She was born September William and Mary (Garbett) Bratton.
;
married, June
2,
1874, in
Verona, Wisconsin.
is
He
steward
is
a blacksmith and a farmer, and has lived in Castle Rock, Washing-
ton, since
in the
two years of age. He has served as justice of the peace, and Methodist Church.
CHILDREN, BORN IN CASTLE ROCK, WASH.

1.
2.
Gratia Garbett, Luther Walker,

Wash.
born June
1,
1875.
born December 18, 1876; lives at Silver Lake,
3.
957
Florence May, born March

Hammell;
lives in Castle
31, 1878;
married Daniel Frederick
Rock, Wash.
4.
5. 6.
Jacob Braxton, born October 27, 1879. Eva Anna, born January 12, 1882. Henry Emerson, born February 3, 1884, and
1899, by accidental shooting.
died Januaiy 10,
7.
Fanny Tressie,
born March
8,
1890.
8.
Maud Verona,
born April
23, 1893.
1.3.10.2.4.4.9.
William Huntington,
born October
2,
born February
1,
1816, in Munroe, Co., N. Y.;
married, June 23, 1839, in Delaware Co., Ind., Eliza Jane Koontz.
1823, and died January 12, 1896, at Castle Rock.
She was
Wash.
which
He was
a farmer.
He
lived in
Brown
Co., Ind., until 18.52, during
year he crossed the plains

of about 500 acres
in a prairie
schooner, and finally located on a claim
which is now known as Castle Rock, Washington. Here For many years he was the only resident in the vicinity, and all travelers and new comers made his house their home, and were always welcome, whether alile or not to pay for their accommodations. In later years, when the N. P. R. R. was completed, and the everlasting tramp made his appearance, Mr. Huntington built a house alongside the track for the free use of the wanderers, and, as his own home was not far from the track, most of them called on him for something to eat, and not one was ever refused. On a mile post by the R. R. in the vicinity was found the following inhe spent his
life.
scription, "
You can always
get something to eat of the old
man who
lives
behind the Rock."
Mr. Huntington joined the Christian (Campbellite) Church early in life, and religion with him became a matter of life and conduct. He practiced
Christianity in his every-day
life, and preached it on Sundays, if no one else was there to preach. For several years he was the only preacher, and performed that duty to the best of iiis ability and without compensation. He would not accept a
penny
for
preaching the Gospel, but was always willing to help pay others
it.
lib-
erally for doing
The
city of Castle
in extent,
Rock derived
which
its
name from a somewhat eroded

80 to 100
feet,
rock,
over an acre
Castle
litz
rises to the height of
and has the
appearance of being castellated.

county, and
Rock post-office is undoulitedly the oldest now in existence in Cowamong the oldest in the state, having been established, orio-inits
ally, at
the residence of William Huntington,

fifties,
first
postmaster, some time
during the
when
mails were carried by canoe on the river from Monti-
cello to Cowlitz
Landing.
After the military road was completed on the west side of the river, in 1861, the office was removed across to the residence of Henry Jackson, and
958
But, in 1872, on completion of the N. P. Mr. Jackson appointed postmaster. R. R. from Kalama to Olequa, the post-office was re-established at the old near the rock from which the place was named. location Mr. Huntington, having been again appointed post-master continued to hold the appointment
until 1887,
when he
resigned.
to 1869,
He was
member
years.
United States Marshal of the Territory from 1861
was a
of the Territorial Legislature in 1856,
and
also of the
upper branch of
for forty -five
the Legislature in 1872.
He was
elder in the Christian
Church
He
1.
CHILDREN.
Annette, born
]\Iarch 26, 1840, in
Delaware
Co., Ind.;
married
in
1858, in Rainier, Ore., Jason Frye.

2.
Jacob, born October

3,
3,
1843, in Delaware Co., Ind., and died July
1861, in Cowlitz Co.,
Wash.
13, 1846,
3.
William, born February

Delaware
Co., Indiana.
and died January

30, 1849.
19, 1848, in
*
*
4.
5.
6.
Benjamin Franklin, born March Susan Rebecca, born January 15, Albert Minor, born March 27,
1853.
1855, and
died
in
November,
Wash.
19, 1857.
* *
*
7.
Mary
Emily, born April
8.
9.
Charles Alvin, born

George, born
1.
April 28, 1860.
April 27, 1862.
3. 10.
3,
2.4.4. 9.4.
30, 1849, in George-
Benjamin Franklin Huntington, born March

town, Ind.; married, July
1856, in Indiana. 1871, at Castle Rock, Wash.,
Euphamia AVarner,
22,
daughter of Wilson and Permelia (Mapes) Brewer.
She was born July

in 1883,
He
Rock
is
a farmer.
He moved
to
Montesano, Wash.,
in 1902, in
back to Castle
in 1889, to
Pullman, Wash.,
1903 to Yoncalla, Ore., then, in
Christ,
He belongs to the Church of 1904, back to Castle Rock, where he now lives. and is an elder at the present time, (1911.)
CHILDREN.
1.
Annett, born January

Portland, Ore.
June, 1893, in Forest

24, 1910,
in
Grove, Ore., Charlie Berry.
She died March

25, 1877,
2.
Albert Benjamin, born June

and died September
18,
Wash.
31, 1878, in Cowlitz Co.,
3.
Permelia Jank, born October

Taylor.
Wash.;
married, at Castle Rock, Wash., in October, 1898, George
They
live in Lewiston, Idaho.
*4.
Laura, born January
30, 1881.
5.
959
Rock, Wash., married, in
Agnes, born March

March, 1901,
in
23, 1882, in Castle
her native town, Henry Francis Watkins.
They
reside in Sightly,
6.
Wash.
18, 18S3, in
in
Oscar, born May

Kalama, Wash.,
Sightly,
Montesano, Wash.;
Stella
married, in
live
July, 1904,
Howe.
They
in
Wash.
in
*7.
8.
LoRENA, born July 30, 1885. Akabell, born January 17, 1887,
February
Portland, Ore.
14, 1!06, in Portland, Ore.,
Montesano, Wash.; married, Emil KroU. They live in
0.
Lucy Adeline,
Castle Rock,
10.
born Auorust 26, 188l, and died March 6, 181)7, in Wash. Reuben William, born September 9, 1891, in Sightly, AVash., and died March 12, 189 7, in Castle Rock, Wash. Elsie, born September
17, 1892, in Sightly,
11.
Wash.; married, Jan-
uary 13, 1909, in Castle Rock, Wash., Wesley Harrison Corp.
They
live in Portland,
Ore.
1.3. 10.2. 4. 4. 9. 4.4.

Laura (Huntington) Raymond,
born January 30, 1881, in Castle
Rock, Wash.; married, October 8, 1899, in Forest Grove, Ore., Melsor Elmer, son of Alexander J. and Carrie Alice (Burton) Raymond. He was born June ]8, 1868, in Edenville, Mich. Mr. Raymond is a lumberman, and lives in Chehalis, Wash. They belong to the Christian Church.
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Joseph Royal, born September 11, 1901, in Forest Grove, Ore. Earl Elmer, born January 10. 1904, in Castle Rock, Wash. Nellie Lula, born January 18, 1907, in Kelso, Wash. Flora May, born September 3, 1908, in Raymond, Wash. Harold Leroy, born jNIarch 20, 1910, in Chehalis, Wash.
1.3. 10.2.4. 4. 9. 4. 7.
Lorena (Huntington) Swift,
Wash.; married, January
son of
24, 1874, in Svitus, in Montesano, Rock, Wash., Martin Enevald, Elias Larsen and Euger Marie (Johnson) Swift. He was born January
12, 1902, in Castle
born July 30, 1885,
Norway.
Mr. Swift
1895.
is
a farmer, and
moved from Sandnes, Norway,
to
Dunbar,
Iowa, in 1890, to Dundee, Texas, in January, 1894, to PauUina, Iowa, in June,
and
to Sightly,
Wash., where he now resides (1911), in December, 1899.

IN SIGHTLY,
THE LAST FIVE CHILDREN, BORN

1.
WASH.
Marie, born December

Elias, born August
27, 1902, in Castle
Rock, Wash.
2.
26, 1904.
960
3.
Credie, born March
23, 1906.
1,
4.
5.
Helda, born February
1908.
6.
Lucv, born February 4, 1910. Jewne, born June 1, 1911.
1. 3.
10.2.4.4.9.5.
15,
Susan Rebecca (Huntington) Shear, born January

Monticello, Wash.;
1853, in
married, in 1870, in Castle Rock, Wash., Oliver

in
Henry
Shear.
He was
born
Tennessee, and moved from Castle Rock, Wash., to
Portland, Ore., where they
now
live.
He
served in the Civil War.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
4. 5. 6.
Isabel Scott, born December 10, 1870, in Monticello, Wash. Eliza Jane Mackanzie, born November 5, 1872, in Castle Rock, Wash. Carrie, born in 1873, in Castle Rock; died in 1879. William Oliver, born in 1877; died in 1879, of diphtheria. Orrin Garfield, born in 1881.
Arthur
Otice, born
in 1883.
1. 3. 10.
2.4. 4.9.7.
born April
19, 1857, in Castle
Mary Emily (Huntington) Newman,
Rock, Wash.; married, January 1, 1879, in Castle Rock, David Clare, son of Jonathan and Deborah (Corbett) Newman. He was born October 31, 1843,
in
New
Mr.
Brunswick, Canada.
Newman
is
a farmer, and lived in Castle Rock,
Wash.
He moved
now
to
Bay
City, Wash., in 1880,
and
in
1890, to Gaston, Ore., where he

Civil
lives
(1912).
unteers.
Wash.
Pe was a sergeant, during the He was an elder at one time When a small child he, with his
War,
in Co. L, 51st
Maine Vol-
Church, in Gaston, parents, moved to Rockland, Me., and

in the Christian
later to Houlton,
where he lived up to the time of the AVar. His wife died April 17, 1911, in Forest Grove, Ore.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary
Emily, born February
23, 1880, in Castle
Rock, Wash.
2.
3.
Annie Jane, born February 28, 1882, in John's River, Wash. George Thomas, born April 28, 1884, in Bay City, Wash.; marThey live in McMinnville, Ore. Nellie Purdy. Katie Alice, born January 12, 1888, in Bay City, Wash.;
died
4.
5.
May 24. 1890, in Gaston, Ore. Eva May, born May 24, 1894, in
Gaston, Ore.
1. 3.
961
10. 2.4.4. 9. 8.
April 28, 1860, in
Charlrs Alvin Huntington, born
Cowlitz
Co.,
Wash.; married, July 28, 1882, in Castle Rock, Wash., daughter of William Thomas and Mary (Spain) Goodnight.
Eureka, Kansas.
Naome
Octavia,
in
She was born
He
is
a farmer, and lives in Castle Rock, Wash., where he was constable
for ten years.
They
are Carapbellites.
'^.
CHILDREN, BORN IN CASTLE RC

1.
WASH.
in
4,
Eva May,
born
May
13, 1883; married,
Castle Rock, Wash., Rev. Everard
September 7, 1905, Moon. 3he died March
1907, in Castle Rock.
2.
3. 4.
Bessie Leona, born November 17, 1887. LiDA Lenora, born April 4, 1889, in Castle Rock, where
she
lives.
Maude,
born February 21, 1891; Castle Rock.
died December 14, 1891, in
5.
Clarence, born December

Castle Rock.
21, 1892,
and died March
16, 1896, in
1.3. 10. 2. 4. 4.9.8. 2.

Castle Rock, Wash.; married,
Bessie Leona (Huntington) Moon, born November 17, 1887, in June 14, 1908, Rev. Everard Moon. He is a
CHILD.
1.
Missionary in Africa.
Jesse Charles, born December
11, 1911, in Bolenge, Afi-ica.
1.3. 10.2. 4. 4. 9. 9.
born April 27, 1862, in Monticello, Wash.; marAugust 26, 1888, in Castle Rock, Wash., Luella, daughter of Edward and Mary Jane (Montgomery) Dunbar. She was born December 20, 1870, in Winfield, Kan., and died March 8, 1901, in Castle Rock. He married, second, July 15, 1908, in Castle Rock, Tolbert, daughter of Robert Letcher and Margaret (Arnspiger) Mountjoy, who was the widow of George Gordon, of Bloomington, 111. She was born March 17, 1878, in Atlanta, 111. He moved from Monticello, to Castle Rock, Wash., in 1865, to Olympia, Wash., in 1870, to Castle Rock, again, in 1871, and to Portland, Ore., where he now lives, in 1910.
ried, first,
George Huntington,
children, born in castle rock, WASHINGTON.

1. 2.
Alva James, born August 15, 1889. Beatrice, born March 10, 1891 married, October tle Rock, Wash., Robin Howard Dickinson. Kalama, Wash,
;
9,
1909, in Caslive
They
in
61
962
3.
Roy, born September 21, 1892. Delbert, born August 30, 1896, Letcher Laverne, born November
4.
5.
12, 1909.
1.3.10.2.4.7.
Chandler Huntington,
ried, first,
born August 30, 17 78, in Norwich, Conn.; mar-
December
3,
1801, in Vermont,
Anna
AA'allis.
She was born Janu-
ary
Ind.
1,
1779, in Newburyport, Mass., and died August 14, 1844, in Shelby Co.,
He
died
married, second,
March
2,
1845, in Shelby Co., Ind., Abigail Cole,
who
December
3,
1845.
He
He was
in 1807, then to
was a farmer, and moved from Royalton, Vt., to Monroe Co., N. Y., Shelby Co., Indiana, in 1820, where he died April 12, 1846.
a Captain during the
War
of 1812.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Lucia, born October Royal Mayhew. Elvira, born March

Elisha
7,
1802, in
Vermont; married,
in Indiana,
28,
1803, in
Vermont; married
in Indiana,
Mayhew.
Curtis, born August
born November born September
13, 1806, in
3.
Hannah
Vermont; married
in
Indiana, Joseph Klinck.
4. 5. 6.
7.
James Nelson,
9,
1808.
* *
*
Harry Darby,
12, 1811.
Spencer Wallis, born April
23, 1814.
8.
Chandler Robinson, born July 29, 1817. Mary, born April 9, 1820, in Shelby Co., Ind.;
Jonathan Arlson.
married, in Indiana
1.3. 10.2.4. 7.4.

James Nelson Huntington,
born November
9,
1808, in IMonroe Co.,
N. Y.; married, in 1830, Elmira Banks. She was born November 25, 1812, and died December 16, 1865. He married, second, in 1867, Elizabeth Kester. She was born February 22, 1841, and died October 16, 1884. He was a farmer. He died November 12, 1884, in Cumberland, Indiana.
children.
1.
2. 3.
Sarah, born June 15, 1832. William Chandler, born September 8, 1834. Melinda, born December 5, 1835; died December
23, 1848.
4.
Mary
Susan, born May
13, 1839; died
October
5,
1840.
5.
6.
7.
James Noble,

25, 1844.
Nancy Ann,
born June 25, 1843; died March

l)orn
Charlks Hiram,
August
16,
1845; died March 14, 1865.

;
8.
Mariah Caroline,
born October 23, 184 7
9.
963
*10.
11. 12.
13.
Oscar Mayhew, born August 18, 1850; Frank Henry, born August 18, 1852.
Edward B., born June 16, 1855. Harry D., born February 29, 1868 Ada Almyra, born July 6, 1869.
Hector Hall, born August John Howard, born May 1,
died July 28, 1898.
14.
19, 1871.
15.
1873; died October 14, 1892.

1881.
*16.
17.
Ora, born December 26, 1876. Mary Lena Branch, born September
1,
1.3. 10. 2.4. 7. 4. 2.

William Chandler Huntington,
berland, Ind.; married, September
7,
born September
8,
1834, in
Cum-
1862, in Union City, Ohio, Sarah Anne,
daughter of Thomas Jefferson and Isabelle (Wiley) Loring.
She was born
May
13, 1844, in
Randolph, Ind.
He was
ary 11, 1896.
a railroad engineer.
He moved
111.,
from Union City, Ind., to Indi-
anapolis in 1866, then to Centralia,
in April, 1869,
111.
where he died Febru-
Mrs. Huntington lives in Centralia,
He was
a Universalist.
children.
1.
Almyra Maud,
born June
9,
1863, in
Union
City, Ind.
2.
Frances Isabelle, born March

Jacksonville,
111.
18, 1867, in
Knox,
Ind.; married,
April 26, 1893, in Centralia, III, William Flnetl.
They
live in
3.
Sarah Elizabeth,
December
live in Chicago,
born January
16, 1869, in
111.,
25, 1901, in Centralia,

111.
Knox, Ind.; married, Frank Elijah Hull. They

111.;
4.
James Nelson, born

June
Centralia,
111.
April 12, 1871, in Centralia,
married,
live in
Melissa Ellen
JolifF.
They
5.
6.
William Harry,
Mary
Delia, born February 8, 1878, in Centralia, ill.; married, January 21, 1906, in Centralia, Donald Lucas Carlyle. They
live in Centralia.
7.
Hollie Ray, born January

February
25,

111.,
111.;
married,
1906, in Centralia,
William Julius Voight.
They
live in Centralia.
1.3. 10.2.4. 7. 4.5. James Noble Huntington, bom March 27, 1841
ConweU, and died March
15, 1891.
married Angelina
His widow
is still
living.
children.
*
1.
2.
Forest Conwell, born March 25, 1866. Jeanette, married William C. Lippert, and
lives in Cleveland,
O.
964
3. 4.
Pearl, married Ulysses Jordon, and lives in Indianapolis, Tnd. Laura, married George Wilkins, and lives in Indianapolis. Claude, lives in Chicago, 111.
Dick,
is is
5.
6.
7.
dead.
also dead.
LuLA,
1.3. 10.2. 4. 7.4. 5. 1.

FoRKST CoNWEi L HuNTiNGTON, born March
Ind.; married,
25, 1866, in Indianapolis,
of
October
17, 1888, in Indianapolis,
Martha, daughter
9,
Jacob
and I^lizabeth (Dieber) (iamerdinger.

Indianapolis.
1859, in
He was
Ind.,
in the seed business.
He
died June 27, 1893, in Indianapolis,
where
his
widow was
living in 1915.
CHILDREN.
1.
FiVA
2.
Ruth Angelina,
May, born January 17, born May
1890.
23, 1892.
1.3. 10. 2.4. 7.4. 10.

Frank Henry Huntington,
Ind.;
born August
18,
1852, in Indianapolis,
married November
III.,
Sarah Ann, daughter of

15, 1857,
Thomas Pick and Delia

in Cincinnati, O.
(Butler) Wright.
He
is
a locomotive engineer.
He
attended the North Western Christian

Nickerson, Kan., and
University, in Indianapolis, Ind.
In 1873 he moved to Centralia, 111., in 1881 1887 to Newton, Kan., where he now lives.
to
in
CHILDREN.
1.
Thomas Nelson,
ried,
born December
9,
1880, in Centralia,
111.;
mar-
March
live in
16,
1912, in Topeka, Kan.,
Agnes Hartenberger.
They
2.
Topeka, Kan.
Delia May, born May
3.
She lives in 5, 1886, in Nickerson, Kan. Newton, Kan. Almira June, born June 10, 1890, in Newton, Kan.; married, November 16, 1911, in Newton, Kan., Gentry William Edmonson.
They
live in Clovis,
New
Mexico.
1. 3.
10.2. 4.7.4. 16.
26, 1876, in Cumberland, Ind.; marMary, daughter of John L. and Eleanor Jane (Deel^ EUenberger. She was born February 19, 1881, in Irvington, He is a motorman, and lives in Indianapolis, Ind. Ind. ried,
Ora Huntington, born December

May
20, 1903, in Irvington, Ind.,
965
War, with
the First Bat-
He
served as sergeant, in the Spanish- American
tery, Field Artillery, enlisting
November
1,
1899, and being discharged Octo-
ber 31, 1902.
They belong
to the Christian
Church.
CHILDREN, BORN IN INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

1.
2.
Nelson Ora. born January 10, 1904. Lawrence Edward, born February 12,1906;
a cousin,
father,
five
died in 1910.
With
years old, he was playing in the barn of his grand-
John L. EUenberger. The barn in some way got on fire, probably by the children playing with matches, and they were
burned
to death.
1. 3.
10. 2.4. 7. 5.
born September 12, 1811, in Monroe January 26, 1834, Zervia, daughter of David and Ruth (Smith) Klinck. She was born October 5, 1813, in Fayette County, He married, second, in Ind., and died July 25, 1846, in Shelby County, Ind. the Spring of 1847, Rebecca Jane Williams. She was born in Kentucky, and died March 14, 1894, in Monticello, Wash. She had been married before this
County, N. Y.; married,
first,
Harry Darby Huntington,
marriage, to Jeremiah Headley, of Shelby County, Ind.
He was
the
a merchant before emigrating to Washington.

of
He was among
first settlers
what
is
now
the State of Washington, locating in the sum-
mer of 1849, a donation land claim of 640 acres, which he afterward increased by purchase to 1500 acres, at the mouth of the Cowlitz River. He was pubHe never turned a person away hungry or lic spirited and hospitable. empty handed. On the contrary, many new comers enjoyed his unbounded never failing hospitality, and looked to him for advice and assistance. His sympathy for and generosity toward those in affliction or want was unlimited. For amount and variety of service he rendered to the pioneer settlers, it would, be no extravagance to say, he stood head and shoulders above all others. He built the first wagon road in the county, twelve miles long, through He was a memthe unbroken wilderness, for the benefit of a new settlement. ber of the convention held at his own residence at Monticello, November 25, 1852, which memorialized Congress for the formation of a Territorial Legislature, and was elected again in 1874, to the Legislature practically without Everybody voted for " Uncle Darb," as he was familiarly and opposition. affectionately known. In connection with Capt. Charles Ilolman and O. Olson, he established and owned the first line of steamers between Portland, Ore., and Monticello, Wash. Later the line was extended to Astoria, Ore. He was a farmer and He died at Portland, Ore., August 28, 1882. stock raiser.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Eunice Marion, born
April
3,
1835.
23, 1836,
2.
Hannah
Curtis, born December
and died January
5,
1839, in Shelby Co., Ind.
966
*
3.
4.
Edwin Ruthven, born September Ruth Elvira, born October 17,

in Monticello,
28, 1839.
1841, in Shelby Co., Ind., and
died October 27, 1872, in Monticello,
Wash.
to
Wash., February, 1862,
She was married George Washington
Thayer.
5.
6.
7.
* 8.
9.
Lucia Almira, born January 13, 1844, in Shelby Co., and died November 22, 1849, in Monticello, Wash. Zervia Emeline, born May 26, 1846, in Shelby Co., and died August 13, 1872, in Monticello, Wash. She was married in Olympia, Wash., in 1864, to Andrew Mabie. Chandler, born February 24, 1849. William Nelson, born January 24, 1852. Alice Medora, born January 11, 1854, in Monticello, Wash. She was a paralytic, at the Fatten Home, in Fortland, Ore. She died
May
10.
25, 1913.
Ella, born September 2, 1855, in Monticello, Wash.; married, in 1879, William C. McKean. She died April 7, 1882, in Portland.
Ore.
11.
Anna, born February

September
30, 1883,
22,
George
W.
Walker.
Wash.; married, She died February
15, 1885, in Milton, Calif.
12.
John, born April 14, 1860, in Monticello, Wash. He is a physician, and graduated from the Medical Department of the University
of
Oregon, April
1,
1891.
On
October 20, 1898, he
moved from
* 13.
14.
Catlin to Starbuck, AVash., where he
now
lives.
He
has never married.
Elmer
15.
P^llswôrth, born June 28, 1862. Spencer, born July 3, 1864, in Monticello, Wash.; married March They live 11, 1900, in North Yakima, Wash., Effie D. Bierly. in North Yakima, Wash. Amelia, born June 20, 1866, in Monticello, Wash., and died April
25, 1867, in Monticello.
* 16.
Wallace,
born July
9,
1868.
1. 3.
10.2.4. 7.5.
1.
April
3,
Eunice Marion (Huntington) Winsor, born
1835, in Shel-
by County, Ind.; married, June 2, 1853, in Rainier, Ore., Henry, son of Annie (Payne) Winsor. He was born March 2, 1822, in Watertown, Ohio, and was married once before this marriage. Mr. Winsor was formerly a livery stable keeper, and mail contractor, but from 1885 to the time of his death, he was a farmer and stock raiser. In 1852 he lived in Olymjâ, in 1870-72, in Neah Bay; in 1872 he moved He was elected sheriff, and removed to Tacoma in 1881, and to Stellacoom.
to Shelton in 1885,
where he served
until his death,
which occurred April
13,
1906.
967
He
crossed the plains in a prairie schooner, arriving at Monticello, Wash.,
in the winter of 1852-3.
Stellacoom, Wash., during the Indian
was mail contractor, was also j)art owner and ca])tain of the large steamer "New World," running on Puget Sound, between Olympia, Wash., and Victoria, B. C, and was U. S. mail contractor between those points. He was a prominent Free Mason. He was U. S. Indian agent at Neah Bay for two years, sheriff for Pierce County, Wash., four years, and member of the Constitutional Convention for the State of Washington in July, 1889.
U. S. mail from Cowlitz Landing to War. Afterward for many years, he and owned a stage line between Olympia and Monticello;
lie carried the
CHILDREN, BORN IN OLYMPIA, .WASH.

1.
Mary
Anna, born May
4,
1859; married June
4,
1877, in Stella-
coom, Wash., Levi Gilbert Shelton, who was then school superintendent for Fierce County, Wash.
2.
They
live in Shelton,
Harry Augustus,
1872,
in
born October
6,
1863; married,
Wash. December 27,
Shelton, Wash., Louie ^laud Gaines.
They
5,
live in
Shelton.
3.
Leila Zervia, born July

several terms.
5,
1865; married July
1883, in Ta-
coma. Wash., Eli Briggs Robinson, who was county auditor for
lie lives in
Shelton,
Wash.
Mrs.
Robinson
died
May
5,
1910, in Shelton.
1.3. 10.2.4. 7. 5.3.

born September 28, 1839, in Shelby Co., February 21, 1865, in Monticello, Wash., Antoinette Josephine, daughter of George Washington and Dorothy (True) Baker. She was born
Ind.; married,
Edwin Ruthven Huntington,
December
20, 1839, in Salisbury,
Mass.
We
are indebted to her for

2. 4.),
much
in-
formation concerning the descendants of James (1.3. 10.
see page 945,
which she has taken great pains
to collect
The
Castle
Rock
school district
pupils of school age,
and during the
and preserve. was organized in 1876, with thirteen first six years school was held in a private
Mrs. E. R. Huntington, who
is
house, the residence of E. R. Huntington.
known throughout
the county as one that has done more for the welfare, pro-
gress and upbuilding of the public school in this county, in the early days
when
the schools needed encouragement and vigilant attention, than any other person,
was the
first
teacher to preside over the
little
band of pupils that attended

its
school in this district.
He
has seen Castle Rock grow from one house to
present population
of 1,200 (1908.)
From 1849
he has lived within sight of the Cowlitz river.
His father, H. D. Huntington, was one of the first settlers at the mouth of the Mr. Huntington conducts the Castle Rock dairy, which is Cowlitz river.
located one mile north of town.
He
milks twenty-two cows and has a nice

is
farm
of 154 acres.
Mr. Huntington
man who
has seen
many summers
968
come and go and
to Ca<!tle
is
yet hale, hearty and vigorous.
7,
He moved
from Monticello
Rock, Wash., April

of
1876, and has lived there ever since.
They
are Presbyterians, and he has been Ruling Elder for twenty years.
He was Judge
Probate for Cowlitz Co., two years; also Justice of the Peace
six years.
and committing magistrate,
CHILDREN.
*
* * *
1.
2.
Eunice Winsor, born July 21, 1866. Frederick Baker, born December 19,
Zervia, born July
2,
1867.
3.
1872.
11, 1875.
4.
Anna Lowell,
born October
1.3. 10. 2.4. 7. 5. 3.
1.
Eunice Winsor (Huntington) Quick, born July 21, 1866, in Monticello, Wash.; married, March 29. 1891, in Castle Rock, Wash., John Hutson, son of Milton and Betsey (Henderson) Quick. He was born March 19, 1864,
in Nelson Co., Va.
Mr. Quick
in 1882, but
is
is
a farmer.
He moved from
Castle Rock, Wash., to Illinois
now (1912) a
resident of Castle Rock,
Wash.
children, born in castle rock, WASHINGTON.

1.
Eleanor Virginia,
live in Castle
born September 25, 1894; married, Decem-
ber 24, 1911, in Castle Rock, Wash., Sidney Earl Drew.
They
Rock.
29, 1897.
8,
2.
Frederick Milton, born October
3.
4.
Randolph Huntington, born July John Howard, born May 18, 1906.
1901.
1.3. 10. 2. 4. 7. 5. 3.2.

cello,
19, 1867, in MontiWash.; married, February 27, 1898, in Little Rock, AVash., Myrtle Alice, daughter of Albert and Sarah (Dailey) Cummings. She was born August 30,
Frederick Baker Huntington, born December
1878, in
Monona,
Co., Iowa.
He is a partner in the Mack
Shingle Co., in Elma, ^^'ash., and foreman of the
Gray's Harbor Commercial Co. shingle mills, at Cosmopolis, Wash. He moved from Castle Rock to Cosmopolis, in January, 1897. They are Calvin Baptists.
children.
1. 2.
Edwin Cummings,
born April
12, 1899, in
Cosmopolis, Wash.
Walter
Linville, born
May
21, 1901, in Cosmopolis,
3.
Cecilia, born March
14, 1903, in
4,
4.
Frederick Baker, born June
Wash. Hoquiam, Wash. 1909, in Elma, Wash.
969
1.3. 10. 2.4. 7.5.3.3.

Zekvia (Huntington) Whitaker, born July
2,
Wash.; married, July 5, 1890, at Castle Rock, Wash., Jonah Alexander, son He was born April 26, of William and Rebecca Elizabeth (Lipps) Whitaker. 1864, in Wise Co., Va. He moved from Virginia to Castle Rock, Mr. AVhitaker is a merchant. Wash., in 1888, to Elk City, Idaho, in 1894; from there to Seattle, Wash,, in 1907, and was living there at the time of his wife's death, which occurred May She was a woman of noble character, a true wife and a devoted 21, 1912.
mother.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
3.
ViDA Davenport, born July 30, 1893, in Castle Rock, Wash. Anna Wilma, born October 9, 1895, in Elk City, Idaho. Edwin Hoke, born February 12, 1899, in Elk City, Idaho.
4.
Dorothy Elizabeth,
born June
8,
1903, in Elk City, Idaho.
1.3. 10. 2. 4. 7.5. 3. 4.

Anna Lowell (Huntington) Lampkin,
Lampkin. He was born November 12, 1863. Mr. Lampkin was a locomotive engineer, and in Castle Rock, Washington. children.
1.
born October
11, 1875, in
Monticello, Wash.; married, July 12, 1898, in Castle Rock, Wash., William
is
now a farmer.
They
live
2.
Gerald Huntington, born April 16, 1899, in Elk City, Idaho. Margaret Yarborough, born June 20, 1900, in Castle Rock,
Washington.
3.
Mildred Antoinette, born March

Washington.
7,
1914, in
Castle
Rock,
1.3. 10.2. 4.7.5. 7.

Chandler Huntington,
and Mary (Reed) Robie.
born February
24, 1849,
near Portland, Ore.;
married, January 10, 1894, in Milton, Cal., Georgie Annie, daughter of Walter
She was born July 18, 1862, in Milton, Cal. moved from Monticello to Kalama, Wash., in He is a trustee 1895, and to Milton, Cal., in 1899, where he now lives (1911). in the Methodist Church, and was a member of the first Legislature of the State of Washington, and Treasurer of Cowlitz Co., from 1895 to 1899.
He
is
a stock raiser, and
child.
1.
Ruth Amelia,
born October 14, 1896, in Kalama, Wash.
1. 3.
Wash.; married February
10. 2. 4.7. 5. 8.
in Monticello,
15,
William Nelson Huntington,
1891, near Winlock, Wash.,
Emma
Luella,
970
daughter of Charles Henry and Lucinda
Ann (Woodward) Horning.

to Castle
She
was born July 20, 1868, near De Soto, Kansas. He was a farmer, and moved from Monticello
1882.
Rock, Wash., in
He
died
March
18, 1908, in Portland, 24,
Ore.
Mrs. Huntington married May Ryan, and lives in Castle Rock.
1911, in Goldendale, Wash., Levi J.
CHILDREN, BORN IN CASTLE ROCK, WASHINGTON.

1. 2.
Reid Nelson, born December 27, 1893. Hester Luella, born October 26, 1897.
1.3. 10. 2. 4. 7. 5. 13.

Elmer Ellsworth Huntington, born June 28, 1862, in Tucker, Wash.; married, September 30, 1885, in Portland, Ore., Mary E., daughter of Robert and Honor Stevens (Hill) Holman, She was born in Portland, Ore.
He is a blacksmith, and has also owned and operated a saw mill in company with his brother Nelson. He was sheriff of Cowlitz Co., Wash., from January 1, 1900, to January 15, 1905, and is a member of the j^resent City Council of Castle Rock, Wash., (1911).
children.
1.
Harry Wallace,
born July 20, 1886, in Monticello, Wash.

8,
2.
Lester Holman, born January
Wash.
1.3.
ried,
10.2.4.7.5. 16.
born July
9,
Wallace Huntington,
November
1868, in Monticello, Wash.; mar-
11, 1890, in Carlton, Ore.,
Annie, daughter of John Thomas
and Eliza Frances (Sappingtoii) Forets.

Carlton, Ore.
Slie
was born December
2,
1870, in
Mr. Huntington
Christian Church.
is
a rancher, and owns and lives on the place his father
took in 1849, in Monticello, where he has always lived.
He
belongs to the
children, born in monticello, wash.

1. 2.
3.
Roma, born August 22, 1892. Jean Ellsworth, l)orn September 17, Frances Rebecca, born September 3,
1894. 1898.
1. 3. 10.
Si'ENCEK
2.4. 7.
in
6.
Wallis Huntington,
24, 1844,
born April 23, 1814, in Monroe Co.,
N.
Y.;
married, February
daughter of David and Sarah (Tilson) Buchanan.

1823, in Cumberland, Ind.
Cumberland, Ind., Theresa Ann, She was born Januar\- 3,
971
He was a farmer and went to Freeport, Ind., with his parents in 1820, from near Rochester, N. Y., from Freeport to Cumberland, Ind., in 1833, where he died January 7, 1896. His wife also died in Cumberland. He married, January 5, 1859, in Indianapolis, as his second wife, Sarah, daughter of George and Catherine (Harrod) Taffe. She was born October 23, 1824, in Indianapolis, and died February 17, 1895, in Cumberland, Ind.
CHILDREN, BOKN IN CUMBERLAND, IND.
*1.
2.
*3.
4.
Marion, born in July, Milton Harry.
1845.
George K., born in Edwin Chandler, 1884, Carrie Mae

live.
October, 1855.
born February 6, 1860; married, January 6, Ferguson, in Cumberland, Ind., where they
5.
John Taffe,
6.
born March 15, 1862; married, September 18, 1890, Edmonia Harding, in Indianapolis, where they live. Ann Laura, born September 8, 1865; married, June 10, 1891, in They live in IndianCumberland, Ind., Thomas F. Askren.
apolis, Ind.
*7.
Mary Maude,
1.3. 10.2.4. 7. 6.
Marion Huntington,
1.
born in July, 1845; married in 1886,
Anna
since.
He moved
to
Texas
in the early seventies,
and has lived there ever
children.
1.
Spencer, born
in 1888, died in 1909.
2.
3.
4.
Ruth, born in Kate, born in George, born
1890.
1892.
in 1898.
Milton Harry Huntington.

died July 15, 1884.
1.3. 10.2.4. 7. 6. 2. He married Hester M.
Kitley,
and
Lived and died near Cumberland, Ind.
children, born near CUMBERLAND, IND.

1.
Grace
B.,
born July
14, 1882.
2.
Milton, born July

1. 3.
16, 1884.
10. 2. 4.7. 6.3.

in October, 1855;
George
R.
Huntington, born
married Lucinda Mc-
Connell. in Cumberland, Ind., where they were living in 1908, and where their
children were born.
972
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Stella, born November Maude, born September
20, 1880.
9,
1883.
3.
Marion, born
in
June, 1895.
1. 3. 10. 2. 4. 7. 6. 7. Mary Maude (Huntington) Darrach, born March

Cumberland,
son of
Ind.; married,
25,
1868,
in
June 28, 1893, in Cumberland, Eugene Haslet, George Munroe and Maria Louise (Hamilton) Darracli. He was l)orn
15, 1866, in
March
Xapoleon, Ind.
the jjresident and treasurer of the Interstate Car Co.,
Îr.
Darrach
is
and
lived in Minneapolis, Minn., from

in Indianajiolis, Ind.
January
to
August, 1894.
He now
resides
children.
1.
Haslet Huntington, born May
26, 1894, in Minneapolis, ^linn.,
2.
and died August 13, 1894, in Cumberland, Ind. Eugene, born October 1, 1898, in Indianapolis, Ind., and died the same day.
1. 3.
N.
Y.; married, July
19, 1840,
10. 2.4. 7. 7.
born July 29, 1817,
in
Chandler Robinson Huntington,

in
Ontario Co., Ontario
Shelby Co., Ind., Arabella, daughter of
Nathaniel and
Co.,
Mary
(Stone) Smith.
3,
She was born June
15, 1822, in
N.
Y.,
and died November
Wash.
and
later
He
farming.
followed the hotel business for a
number
of years,
turned to
He moved
from N. Y. to Indiana when a small boy, and lived there

left
until 1854.
In JNIarch of that year, with his family, he
Shelby Co., Ind.,
for the West, traveling to St. Joseph, Mo.,
There he fitted out with ox teams, and started across the Plains for the North West. He arrived at Monticello, Wash., the following November, it being just six months to a day from the time he left Indiana till he arrived in Washington. He died in Cowlitz Co., Washington, January 23, 1901.
by water.
CHILDREN.
1.
Celia, born July 25, 1841, in Shelby Co., Ind.; marrred, in 1867, in Monticello, Wash., George W. Hume. She died in November,
1867, in Monticello.
2.
Melinda Elvira,
and died October
born September 23, 1844, in Shelby Co., Ind.,

17, 1844.
3.
4.
born May 23, 1846, in Shelby Co.; married Lewis H. Hubbard, and died in November, 1876, in Astoria, Ore. Mary Amanda, born July 29, 1849, in Shelby Co., Ind.; married
Melinda Elvira,
Irving Stevens, and died April 11, 1910, in Astoria, Ore.
*5.
6.
073
NoYES Harvey, born April 8, 1852. George Newton, born April 8, 1852, in
and died June
12, 1852, in
8,
Shelby Co., Ind., I )- Twins

)
Shelby Co.
7.
Cordelia, born March

Astoria, Ore.
1855, in Cowlitz Co., Wash.; lives in
8.
Clara, born August

about four years
1,
1858, in Cowlitz Co., Wash., and died
when
old.
9.
Effie, born November
21, 1861, in Cowlitz Co.,
Wash., and died
10.
November 11, 1905, in Astoria, Ore. Alonzo Grant, born August 20, 1864.
1.3. 10. 2.4. 7.7.5.

Notes Harvey Huntington,
born April
8,
1852, in Shelby Co., Ind.;
married, April 19, 1883, in Freeport, Wash., Jane, daughter of William Lafayette and Catherine (Jones) Davolt.
21, 1860, in
Henry
Co., Iowa.
He was
Astoria, Ore.
in Kelso,
a farmer, merchant and miller.
From 1862
to
1865 he lived in
His later
life
was spent
13, 1890.
in the State of
Washington.
He
died
Wash., September
children, born in COWLITZ

1.
CO.,
WASH.
;
Arabella Catherine,
born July 21, 1884

;
lives in Astoria,
Ore.
2.
3. 4.
Irving Stevens, born March 11, 1886 lives in Kelso, Wash. Chester Noyes, born June 8, 1888 lives in Kelso, Wash. Mary, born September 27, 1890 lives in Astoria, Ore.
;
1.3. 10.2. 4. 7.7. 10.

Alonzo Grant Huntington, born August
Kelso, Wash.,
20, 1864, in Astoria, Ore.;
William Henry and Sarali

17, 1868, in
Maria Florence, daughter of Angeline (Liggette) Belien. She was born May
from Clatsop Co., Oregon, to Cowlitz Co., in Kelso, AVash., ever since.
Polk Co., Ore.

a farmer.
He
is
He moved
old,
Wash., when two years
and has lived
children, born and were living in KELSO, WASHINGTON, IN 1915.

1.
Lloyd Grant, born August

in
2. 3.
15, 1888; married, January 12, 1910, Kalama, Wash., Eliza Pauline Wells. They live in Kelso, Wash. Frederick Noyes, born September 19, 1890; lives in Kelso.
Carlton Robin,
born November
4,
1,
1895.
4.
1897.
1. 3.
Daniel Huntington, born
December
4,
10.2.4. 9.
July 17, 1781, in Lebanon, N. H.; married,
1806, in Bethel, Vt.,
Mary Davis.
She was born March
26, 1781,
974
in BoscaAven,
N. H., and died April
1,
1857, in Rochester, Vt.
He was
lege,
a physician and surgeon, and a graduate of Waterville, Me., Col
June
1,
of the first
1801, where he received the degree of M. d. He was a member Medical Society of Vermont, organized at Rutland, Vt., August 21,
1811. He represented Rochester in General Assembly in 1817 and 1827, and was a charter member of the Rural Lodge, No. 29, F. and A. M., organized January 13, 1853. They were Episcopalians. Dr. Huntington died Septem-
ber 11, 1854,
in
Rochester, Vt.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Infant Son, born August 20, 1809, and died the same Infant Son, born July 22; died July 23, 1810.
day.
3.
Mary,
born June
2,
1811, at Rochester, Vt.,
and died April
14,
1817.
4.
5.
6.
Daniel D., born at Albany, N. Y. Daniel Noyes, born January 1, 1815. John, born June 21, 1816, and died March
in 1858.
11, 1853.
He married
was
living
and had four children; three are dead, and one, a

*
* *
7.
girl,
Mary
G.,
born June
16, 1817.
8. 9.
*10.
11.
William Millet, born October 21, 1819. Olive Goodenough, born October 21, 1820. Sarah Jane, born August 8, 1824. James Derby, born November 1, 1825, and died February 3, 1887. He was in the Civil War; married late in life, and had
no children.
1. 3. 10.
married,
first,
2.4. 9.
5.
1,
Daniel Noyes Huntington, born January

about 1844,
in
1815, in Rochester, Vt.;
Malone, N. Y., Delia Maria Hascall, who died in
He married, second, in 1860, in Malone, September, 1856, in Malone. She was born in New Dorotha, daughter of James and Betsy Spooner. Hampshire, and died in Malone, N. Y., in 1900.
He was a merchant until 1850, and then an He moved from Rochester, Vt., to Malone, N. Y.,
November
17, 1892.
insurance agent until 1874.
about 1836, where he died
They were
Congregationalists.
children.
1.
Alice.
*
*
2. 3.
4.
William Hascall, born May 8, 1848. Robert Daniel, born February 8, 1850. Charles Alfred, born in September, 1852, and
in
died in July, 1884,
Malone.
born
in 1854,
5.
6.
Mary,
and died
in 1861, in
;
Malone.
in 1881 or 1882,
Nellie Maria, born in September, 1856 married a Mr. Way. She died in 1883, at Pierre, S. D.
7.
975
Kate Maria,
8.
born in 1864. Sadie, married Fred Smart.

in IMalone,
all
Those children were born

there were seven children, of
infancy.
N. Y.
By
the second marriage
whom
but the two above mentioned died in

five.
We have
not received the dates of birth and names of the other
1. 3.
10. 2. 4. 9. 5. 2.
born
William Hascall Huntington,

(C'arrier) Ecklor.
May
8,
1848, in Malone, N. Y.;
married, June 24. 1872, in Durand, Wis., Jane, daughter of George and Amelia
and died December
She was born September 27, 1843, 24, 1904, in Durand, Wis.
is
in
Summerville, Penn.,
He was
a newspaper editor and printer, but

until
now
retired.
He
lived in
Malone, N. Y.,
twenty years of age,

of the
in
La
Crosse, Wis., two years, and
has resided in Durand, Wis., since 1871.
He was
offices,
member
Wisconsin Assembly in 1883. was Chairman of
the County Boai-d of Supervisors in 1886-1887; has held various other local
and
is
at present justice of the peace.
children, born in durand, wis.

*
1.
2.
Amelia Ecklor, born January 18, 1875. Nellie Maria, born April 30, 1878; died February
Durand, Wis. Lucy, born October and, Wis.
15, 1879,
5,
1882, in
3.
and died October
28, 1881, in
Dur-
1.3. 10.2. 4. 9.5. 2. 1.

Amelia Ecklor (Huntington) Gillmore, born January 18, 1875, in Durand, Wis.; married, November 3, 903, in Durand, William Albert, son of Albert and Therese (Weissinger) Gillmore. He was born March 20, 1878. They live in Durand, Wisconsin. child.
1
1.
William Huntington,
born January
26, 1907, in
Durand, Wis.
1.3. 10. 2. 4.9.5. 3.

Robert Daniel Huntington,
married, June
5,
born February
8,
1850, in Malone, N. Y.;
1877, in Malone, N. Y., Jilizabeth Pratt, daughter of
Samuel
Clark Fletcher and Nancy (Hunsdon) Thorndike. She was born

in
May
16, 1850,
Malone, N. Y. He is a merchant, and
lives in
Malone, N.Y.
They are
Congregationalists.
children.
1.
John Thorndike,
born March 30, 1878, in Malone, N. Y.; married, October 11, 1911, in Malone, Annabel Lee, daughter of
William Edward and Lizzie (Lee) Smallman.
She was born
August
25, 1884.
976
He
is
a furniture dealer, and has lived in Malone,
N.
Y., all
as Cor-
his life.
He
served during the Spanish American

Inf.,
War
poral in the 203d N. Y. Vol.
Co.
M.
1898, and was discharged
March
25, 1899.
He enlisted July 11, He has since served
fourteen years in the N. Y. State National Guard, nine years of
the time as First Lieutenant.

2.
3. 4. 5.
6.
Agnes Elizabeth, born February 11, 1880. \ Robert Charles, born January 14, 1885. ( live in Malone, Kenneth Ernest, born October 22, 1887. New York. ^ Samuel LeRoy, born July 12, 1891. ) Infant, born May 9, 1896, and died August 28, 1896.
1. 3.
10. 2.4. 9. 7.
16, 1817, in Granville, Vt.;
Mary
Ohio.
G.
(Huntington) Rick, born June

She died
in
married June 16, 1839, Uriah Rice.
March, 1847,
in
Columbus,
children.
*
1.
2.
Addie, born December 18, 1840. Jane, born March 18, 1847, in Columbus,
O.; died
October
6,
1847.
1.3. 10.2.4. 9.7.

Addie (Rice) Belknap,
June
26, 1899.
1.
born December 18, 1840, in Columbus, O.;
married, February 18, 1862, in Rochester, Vt., Simeon Belknap.
She died
children.
1.
Fred
Rice, born November 27, 1862; married, December 26, 1888,
in Northfield, Vt.,
bor,
2.
Mabel Brown.
They
live
in
Brenton Har1871.
Mich.
born July
13,
Frank Seymen,
16, 1865; died
January
2,
3.
Simeon, born April
March 20, 1895, in Cassopolis, Mich., Allein Peck. She died June 1, 1896, and he married, as second wife, July 31, 1902, Carrie Knett. They live in
1872; married
Niles, INIich.
1.3. 10.2. 4.9. 8.

William Millet Huntington,
born October 21,
1819
;
married,
June 13, 1848, in Rochester, Vt., Arvilla Baker, daughter of William and Lucy (Baker) Chandler. She was born February 28, 1827, in Rochester, Vt., and died December 7, 1908, in Rochester. He was a physician and surgeon, a graduate in medicine of the UniverHe wa a contract surgeon in the Civil sity of the City of New York, 1845. War, for a short time in 1863. He was a member of the General Assembly
977
from Rochester, in 1863-1864, a member of the Mt. Zion Commandery, K. T., in Montpelier, Vt., the first president of the White River Valley Medical Society, a
member of the Vermont member of the Pension Board,
State and American Medical Societies

at
also
He
years.
Randolph, Vt., from 1890 to 1895. always lived in Rochester, and practiced medicine there over
died xôvember 19, 1903.
fifty
He
They were
Episcopalians.
As a
citizen,
extreme, always zealous in his support of
he was public-spirited, broad-minded and generous to the all enterprises for the well-being and
advancement
of his town.
CHILDREN, BORN IN ROCHESTER, VT.

1.
2.
Son, born and died April 9, 1851. Son, born April 9, 1851; died April Son, born and died March
27, 1854.
12, 1851.
3.
4.
5.
Lucy, born March 27, 1854; died April 3, William Daniel, born June 15, 1857.
1856.
1. 3.
10. 2.4. 9.8. 5.
Vt.; married,
of
born June 15, 185 7, in Rochester, March 1, 1882, in Burlington, Vt., Lizzie Augusta, daughter Christopher Warren Carpenter and Lucy (Lyman) Pattee. She was born
William Daniel Huntington,
in Burlington, Vt., in 1860. Avas a physician and surgeon, a graduate of the Barre Academy, and Medical Department of the University of Vermont, 1881. He was Brigade Surgeon in the Vermont National Guard, and was made Surgeon General on Gov. Stickney's Staff in 1900. He was also president of the State of the
He
Medical Society in 1900.
He
lived in Rochester, Vt., until 1884, in Niles,
Mich., one year, and in Chicago, one year; then returned to Rochester, Vt.,
where he died November 7, 1903. He was of the third generation
of
Huntingtons
to practice
medicine in
Rochester, covering a period of nearly 100 years.
He was
high minded and
public spirited, and contributed his full share to the social
the town.
In prime of
manhood and
professional skill he
and public life of was stricken down,
and
to his friends
and fellow
citizens the loss
seems irreparable.
William Millett,
is
born April
19, 1888, in
Rochester, Vt.
He
a graduate of the
Rochester High School, 1906, Saxton's

a
River Academy, and Williston Preparatory School, Easthampton, Mass., 1907,
and
is
Freshman
in
Burlington University,
(1908).
He
is
to follow the practice
of medicine in Rochester,
Vt., being in the fourth generation of doctors in the
Huntington
family,
who have
practiced in the same old town.
978
1. 3.
10.2.4.
9. 9.
21, 1820;
Olive Goodenough (Huntington) Willson, born October
married, January 10, 1855, in Rochester, Vt., George Grandison, son of Abel
and Lucinda (Shurtleff) Willson. He was born March 24, 1814, in Keene, N. H., and died November 8, 1893, in Malone, X. Y. He was a bookkeeper. They were Episcopalians. CHILDREN.
1.
Harriet
S.,
born
August
10,
1855; died January 27, 1880, in
Malone, N. Y.
2.
George Abel,
in
born July
10,

Harris.
Brushton, N. Y., Seraph Jennette
They
live in
]Malone, N. Y.
1.3. 10.2.4.9. 10.

Sarah Jane (Huntington) Washburn,
son of
1,
born August
8,
1824, in
Rochester, Vt.; married, August 15, 1848, in Rochester, Francis Fessenden,
Andrew and
Eiilalia
(Ainsworth) Washburn.
He was
born November
1822. in Randolph, Vt., and died
December
Rochester.
1,
1901, in Rochester, Vt.
Mrs. Washburn died
May
8,
1879, in Rochester, Vt., and Mr.
Washburn
married again October
17, 1895, in
children, born in ROCHESTER, VT.

1.
Jennie Frances, born June 3, 1850; married, July 26, 1871, in Dowagiac, Mich., Henry Hubbard Nichols. They live in Rochester, Vt.
2.
3.
4.
25, 1854; nuirried Thomas They live in Malone, N. Y. Daniel Huntington, born June 20, 1862; died June 22, 1862. Lucy Huntington, born November 11, 1865; married, August They live 30, 1903, in Rochester, Vt., Charles Percival Flint.
Katherine jMary, born January

Jones.
in Rochester, Vt.
1.3. 10.2. 5.
John Huntington,
married,
born October
26,
1745, in Norwich, Conn., and
of Caj)t. Joshua and Anne She was born in Norwich, .January 19, 1752. He resided He enlisted in Norwich, his wife dying in April, 1814, and himself in 1815. in 17 77 in Capt. William Richards' company of the first regiment for three years. He was at Reading in 17 79, and on the first of January, 1780, he was on the muster roll of Col. Comfort Sagis' regiment, as sergeant.
17, 17 73, Abigail
November
C, daughter
(Backus) Abel.
children, horn in NORWICH, CONN.

1.
Jesse, born April he died

single,
17, 1774.
He was
21, 1851.
a saddler, in Norwich, where
December
2.
979
3.
4.
Anna, born December 2, 1776, and died single. Richard, born March 29, 1778, and died February 11, 1784. Nabbe, born February 9, 1780, and died single, August 5, 1804.
LuCRETiA, born July 31, 1783. Richard, born October 15, 1786. John, born February 20, 1 789. He
Ohio.
5. 6.
7.
lived at one time in Zanesville,
8. 9.
William Henry,
city.
born August
13, 1793.
Charles, born November
16, 1795,
was a merchant
in
New York
He
died in Ohio, having never married.
1.3.10.2.5.5.
LucRETiA (Huntington) Porter, born July
Conn.; married, August
7,
31, 1783, in
Norwich,
1806, Epaphras Porter, one of the publishers of the

in
"True Republican." He was a bookseller and binder, She died November 12, 1850. children.
1.
Norwich Town.
Francis Olmsted, born March

dent's
life, fitted
24, 1807,
commenced a mercantile
career with his uncle, Charles Huntington, but preferring a stufor college in Plainfield, Conn., graduated at
Yale, in 1828, and took charge of an academy in Harrisburg,

Pa.,
where he was attacked with typhus
fever,
and died Septem-
ber 25, 1829.

2.
3.
James Madison, born November 28, 1808, and died next day. Charles Henry, born August 8, 1811, and commenced a mercantile career, also with his uncle Charles, but, with an earnest
longing for preaching the gospel, he abandoned business, fitted

for college at Westfield, Mass.,
and graduated
at
Yale, in 1841;
studied theology, and was licensed to preach, but was suddenly

arrested by an attack of dysentery, and died in
New Haven,
September
*4.
5.
6.
26, 1841.
George Epaphras, born December 19, 1812. Abby Huntington, born June 1, 1817.
Mary
Snow, died
in infancy.
13, 1823.
*7.
Jane Stuart, born September

1. 3.
10.2.5. 5.4.
born December
19, 1812;
George Epaphras Porter,

31, 1840,
married August
Eleanor Morris, of Utica, N. Y.
children,
1.
2.
3.
Susan Lucretia. Cornelia Morris. Charles Henry.
980
4. 5.
6.
George Shei'hard. Jane Stuart. Ellen Huntington.
1.3.10.2.5.5.5.
born June 1,1817; married Dea. James Stedman, of Norwich resided in Cincinnati, Ohio, but returned to Norwich, Conn., where she died of consumption, Octo-
Abby Huntington (Porter) Stedman,

T., son of
George
ber 30, 1856.
children.
1.
2. 3.
4.
Charles. Frank. George. Thomas.
1.3. 10. 2. 5.5.7.

October
fever in
Jane Stuart (Porter) Thomas, born September 13, 7, 1844, Wilham Osborn Thomas, of Norwich. She
1823; married,
died of yellow
New
Orleans, August
3,
1853.
children.
1. 2.
Edward Stanley.
William.
3.
Martha.
1.3. 10.2.5. 6.
Richard Huntington, born October
ried,
November
21, 1830, Ellen
North Wales, (Eng.) 1855, and where his widow resided
15, 1786, in Norwich, Conn.; marOwens, who was born February 20, 1794, in They lived in Utica, N. Y., where he died ^lay 12,
in
1858.
CHILDREN.
*1.
2.
Susan Maria, born Jane Porter, born

1838.
in Utica,
in
N.
V.,
September
6,
17, 1831.
Utica, April
1833, jind died
August
4,
3.
Richard Henry,
born
in Utica,
May
28, 1835.
He was instantly
killed while in the active discharge of his duties, as fireman, on
Sunday evening. May

1.
3,
1857, in
New York
City.
3. 10. 2.5. 6. 1.
Cofj'in, born
Susan Maiua (Huntington)

Utica, N. Y.; married, January
September
Collin, of
17, 1831, in
20, 1855,
William
J.,
W.
her native
town.
She died
at
Mountain Lakes, Roouton, N.
January
14, 1915.
CHILDREN.
1.
981
2.
Grace Mayhew, born November 2, 1855. Ellen Huntington, born December 20, 1856.
1.3.10.2.5.8.
William Henky Huntington, born August 13, 1793; married a Miss Stuart. He resided in Sidney, Ohio, where he died February 25, 1846.
CHILD.
*1.
Thomas Stewakt,
born December
6,
1827.
1.3.10.2.5.8.1.
Thomas Stewart Huntington,
of
born December
6,
1827, in Zanesville,
INIelvina,
Ohio; married, June 16, 1855, in Cincinnati. Ohio,
Amanda
daughter
James and Ehzabeth (Bedell) Byin^ton. She was born August 30, 1839, in Cincinnati, ()., and died August 31, 1912, in Brooklyn, N. Y. He was an engineer and machinist, an inventor of steam engines, and car registers. He lived in N. Y. City, until July, 1907, when he moved to Brooklyn, N. Y., where he died. CHILDREN.
*1.
2.
3.
Almina Elizabeth, born April 27, 1856. William Henry, born February 26, 1858, in Nashville, Tenn. Melvina Jane, born June 26, 1860, in Fort AVayne, Ind., and
died in August, 1863, in Cincinnati, O.
4.
Milton Thomas, born December

in July, 1864, in Jefferson City,
6,
1863, in Cincinnati, O.; died
Mo.
1.3. 10. 2.5.8.

in Rockville, Tnd.; married,
1. 1.
Almina Elizabeth (Huntin(iton) Mortimer,

March
16, 1874, in
N. Y. City, Harry Everett
Mortimer.
They
live in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
CHILD.
1.
Harry Huntington,
1. 3.
born March
9,
1875, in
N. Y.
10.2.
April
4,
1,
9. He was
in the
Roger Huntington, born Polly Dj'er. He died December

Revolution and for
1850, in Hartford, Vt.
many
years drew a pension.
At
the age of ninety-two he
took great delight in the daily reading, in course, of his old family Bible.
His
name
ajjpears
on the pension
list
of 1850.
982
CHILDREN, BORN IN HARTFORD, VT.
*
1.
2.
Joseph, born in 1801. Benjamin, born in 1801; died
in infancy.
3.
Jared, born
in 1803;
married in Lebanon, N. H., Lura Dewey.
He
died in Hartford, Vt. *

4.
5.
Dyer, born about
1805.
Mary,
1.3.10.2.9.1.
Mass.,
died
Joseph Huntington, born in 1801, Hannah Bolton. She died April
in
Hartford, Vt.; married, in Barre,

1854, in Webster, Mass.
20,
He
May
Mass.
children.
*
1. 2.
LORING, born October
23, 1833. in
3.
Hannah, born July 30, 1835, Mary, born June 14, 1837.
Melissa, born October
Webster, Mass.
* 4.
11, 1842.
1.3. 10. 2. 9. 1. 1.
LoRiNG Huntington, born October
ried,
23, 1833, in
Webster, Mass.; mar-
of Richard and Elizabeth (Whitely) Dransfield. She was born in 1843 in Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England, and died May 10, 1891, in Springfield, Mass. He worked many years as an expert woolen cloth finisher, but is now retired. He moved
4,
May
Lucy Hannah, daughter
to Barre, Mass.,
about 1843, to Springfield, Mass., about 1848, to Aurantia,

1884,
to
Florida, in September,
New
111.,
Mass., in 1887, and to Danville,
Haven, Conn., in 1885, where he lived in 1908.
to Springfield,
He
served in the ranks in the Civil War, refusing promotion; was wounded
at the battle of Piedmont,
W.
Va.; took part in the capture of Fort
Gregg
at
Petersburg, Va., and was at Appomattox.

Inf.; enlisted in
He was
in Co. D.
34th Mass. Vol.
1861, and was discharged in 1865.
1.
Richard Joseph, born March
15, 1870.
1.3. 10. 2. 9.
Richard Joseph Huntington,
Mass.; married,
1. 1. 1.
in Springfield,
Abbie Jane, daughShe was ter of William Shumway and Marsylvia Jane (Perry) Wallace. born February 20, 1867, at Holland, Mass.
25, 1900, in Springfield, Mass.,
December
He
is
the selling agent of the Otis Elevator Company.
He moved
to
Aurantia, Florida, in September, 1884, to
New
Haven, Conn.,
in 1885, to
Springfield, Mass., in 188
7,
983
to Atlanta, Ga., in
1892, to Springfield, Mass., in

in
1893, to
New York
City, in 190.S,
and
to
Los Angeles, Cal.,
December, 1906.
is
He
has held several important positions in the elevator industry, and
now prominently identified with that industry on the Pacific Coast. They are Congregationalists. and Mr. Huntington was clerk of the Standing committee of the First Church of Christ, Springfield,
1891.
jNIass.,
from 1890 to
He was
in 191.5 located in
San Francisco,
CHILD.
Cal.
1.
Virginia Wallace, born June
11, 190.3.
1.3. 10. 2. 9.
1. 3.
14,
Mary (Huntington) Hart,

married, December
2,
born June
1837,
in
Sutton, Mass.;
John G. Hart.
CHILD.
*
1.
Herbert
G.,
1.3. 10.2. 9.
1. 3. 1.
Herbp:rt G. Hart, born September 20, 1874 in Springfield, Mass.; married, June 30, 1904, in Springfield, Blanche Lora Faneuf. They live in
Springfield, Mass.
CHILD.
1.
Thelma Edith,
born June
Mass.
1.3. 10.2. 9. 1.4.

Melissa (Huntington) Patience, born October
ham, Mass.; married.
ber
4,
11,
1842, in
Oak-
May
2.5,
1861, in Springfield, Mass., Milton Frederick,
son of William G. and Elizabeth (Goodwin) Patience.

1835, in
He was
born Novem-
New
Britain, Conn.
Conn., and
Mr. Patience was a grocer, but is now retired. He lived in Hartford, moved to New Haven, and from there to Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Patience died in Norwich, Conn., December 19, 1914.
children, born in SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

1.
Isabel Melissa, born March
10, 1862,
and died
May
20, 1862.
2. 3.
John Milton, born March 24, 1863, and died June 20, 1863. Charles Sumner, born August 17, 1865, and died November
1865.
14,
4.
Edith Huntington, born September

17, 1877.
24, 1875,
and died October
5.
Frederick Goodwin, born February
10, 1879.
984
1.3. 10.2.9.
field,
1.
4. 5.
10,
Frederick Goodwin Patience, born February

Mass.
;
1879, in Spring-
married,
September
14,
1904,
in
Springfield,
Lucy Adeline
Warner.
They
resided in Hartford, Conn., in 1915.
CHILDREN.
1.
Wesley Frederick,
born August
Mass.
2. 3.
4.
Erwin Huntington, born August 18, 1906, in Springfield, Elizabeth Mae, born January 31, 1910. Marion Lois, born December 11, 1914, in Hartford, Conn.
1. 3.
Mass.
10. 2. 9. 4.
Dyer Huntington,
born about 1805, in Hartford, Vt.
children.
1.
2. 3.
Harrison. Denison.
Hampden.
Elizabeth. LUCINDA.
1. 3.
4.
5.
10.2. 9.5.
born January
17, 1809, in
Mary (Huntington, Bolton) Woodbury,

Hartford, Vt.; married, August
4, 1833, in
Webster, Mass., Chester Bolton.
He was
a worker in iron.
William Woodbury. died January 8, 1866,

once before this
Elizabeth N. J.
She married, April 6, 1847, in Lebanon, N. H.; born January 8, 1799, in Croydon, N. H., and He was a farmer and was married in Enfield, N. H. Mrs. Woodbury died September 24, 1892, in marriage.
He was
children.
1.
(BOLTON.)
1834, in Stafford, Conn.; married,
first,
Orra Cutler, born June

January
1,
6,
1859, in Lisbon, N. H., Abbie Spooner Oakes.

J.,
He
live
married, second, in Vineland,_N.

in Millville,
2.
Harriet Brown.
They
N.
J.
16, 1836, in Conn.; married,
James, born September

in
July 19, 1861,

died July 12,
Lebanon, N. H., Clara Columbia White.
He
1894, in Wolcott, Vt.
children.
3.
(WOODBURY.)
in
Lucy Elizabeth,
She lived
in

April
1852.
Lebanon, N. H.
Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1908.

2,
4.
Carrie Maby, born
985
1.3. 10.2. 9. 5. 4.
Carrie
Mary (Woodbury) Chew,

25, 1873, in
born April
J.,
N. H.; married, October
Vineland, N.
2, 1852, in Lebanon, Lewis Reed Chew. She
died April 24, 1898, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
3.
Alice Mary, born February 3, 1875, in Vineland, N. J.; unmarried and lives in Seattle, Wash. Ruth Ethel, born August 25, 1878, in Chewville, N. J.; unmarried, lives in Seattle, Wash. George Clarence, born May 22, 1883, in Bloomfield, N. J.; married in October, 1906, in Seattle, Wash., Ethel Wolf. They live
in Seattle.
4.
Florence Mabel,
in Elizabeth,
N.
J.;
un-
married, lives in EUensburg, Wash.

5.
Elizabeth Huntington, born February

N.
J.;
26, 1889, in Elizabeth,
unmarried, and lives in Seattle, Wash.
1. 3. 10. 3.
Peter Huntington, born
ried,
in
August
8,
1734,
Ruth Edgerton.
1
Norwich, Conn., March 18, 1708-9; marHe was commissioned Ensign of first
1
trainband of Norwich in October,
742, Lieut, of same, in (October, 1754.

756, a
Peter Huntington, probably this one, was in
One member of the company com-
manded by
Capt. Noah Grant in the French and Indian War. This Captain Grant was the son of Martha (Huntington) Grant and great-grandfather of Gen. L'. S. Grant. See Grant Genealogy.
He
lived in Norwich,
where he died, April
10, 1760,
and his
wife,
Septem-
ber 21, 1761, aged forty-six.

1. 2.
Ruth, born August 18, 1735, and married Benjamin Butler. Jerusha, born October 20, 1737, and died unmarried, October
17 77, in Norwich.
18,
3.
SiMF.ON, born April

brigade in the
2,
1740.
14, 1742.
4.
Zephaniah, born December
He
was commissary of
War
of the Revolution, being appointed in 1780.
5. 6.
He died unmarried in 1820. Elisha, born June 6, 1745. Phebe, born January 18, 1747, and married, November 22, 1787, Ebenezer, son of James and Sarah (Marshal) Hyde. She died July 5, 1799. She was a second wife, and her only child was Chloe, who was born September 6, 1789, and married, September 11, 1811, Samuel Webb of Windham.
Frederick, born October
26, 1750.
7.
986
*
*
8.
9.
Reuben, born January 21, 1753. Leffrey, or as the name was subsequently
April
5,
spelled, Eliphalet,
born
1756.
1. 3.
10.
2,
3. 3.
Simeon Huntington, born

ried, first,
April
He
who
mar-
January
27, 1777, Freelove Chester,
who
died June 16, 1787.
He
sur-
married again at Wethersfield, January

vived him and died September 11, 1820.
to
15, 1788,
Patience Keene,
He was a blacksmith, and appears have been an athletic and powerful man. He was in some repute as a military character, even before our Revolutionary war commenced. The Fourth
of July, 1774, gave
him an occasion to display both his patriotism and his pluck. One, Mr. Francis Green, a Boston tory and an eminent merchant, who for that reason thought he must be loyal, and so save, if possible, his craft, came into
Norwich on that day to collect debts. The Norwichers had been notified of the approach of the Tory some hours l)efore his arrival, and the Green before Lathrop's tavern was covered with ardent liberty men, to give him what they deemed appropriate welcome. With few words, as it was now too late for sj)eech making, the a,sseml)lcd patriots unanimously voted Mr. Green the use He hesitated, his business was urgent, he of fifteen minutes for his dej)arture. wanted to collect some monies now due, he was in his king's dominions and should, but his time for speeches in Norwich was now ended. Capt. Simeon
Huntington, with no light hand, gave the gentleman loyalist a sufficiently sensible
demonstration of the presence and i)ower,

all
too, of
another style of loyalty
with Avhich
Norwich men had become thoroughly possessed. Without further resistance, and without calling for his money, INIr. (ireen "entered his carriage and amid shouts and hissings drove off." Nor did it avail that on his return to Boston, he offered a reward for "any of the ruHians of Norwich, particularly for Capt. Simeon Huntington."
estimate in which he was held by Gen. Jedidiah, during the war, is by one of the (leneral's letters in the American Archives, directed to Gov. Trumbull of Conn., and dated Roxbury Camp, September 9, 17 75; in which he expresses his wish that Mr. Simeon Huntington would accept a second lieutenancy then vacant, and as.signing as his reason; "T want officers of a
attested
The
military spirit."
This Simeon was one of the appears from a summons made
Common
Council of Norwich City in 1785, as
b}-
Jedidiah, then senior Alderman.
He
died
August
10, 1817.
CHILDREN, BORN IN NORWICH, CONN., WHERE THEIR BIRTHS ARE ALL ON RECORD.
*
1.
Peter Chester, born December

;
31, 1777.
2.
3.
Simeon, born Septeml)er 10, 17 79, and died October 6, 1787. Jerusha, born June 7, 1781 married in Norwich, December They lived in Hudson, N. Y. 1803, William Tilley.
7,
4. 5.
6.
987
7,
Edward, Martha,
born June
born June
5,
1783, and died
June
1792.
4,
1785, and died August 11, 1791.

2,
Freelove, born June York Citv.
1787; married James Lathrop, of
New
1.3.10.3.3.1.
Peter Chester Huntington, born December
ing.
ticut.
31, 1777, in
Norwich,
Conn.; married, in Athens, N. Y., in 1805, Rachel, daughter of Jonathan
War-
They
resided for some time in Hudson, N. Y., and returned to Conneca blacksmith, and resided in
He was
Lebanon
at the time of his death,
March
13, 1836.
His widow, a most affectionate woman, resided in South

13, 1862.
Coventry for years, and died there, February
children.
*
1.
2.
Simeon Chester, born June 21, 1806. Harriet Freelove, born in Windham, N.
and lived
1892.
in
Y.,
November
2,
1811,
25,
South Coventry, Conn., where she died October
* *
3.
4.
5.
Charles Edward, born May 4, 1814. Abby Delia, born March 12, 1815. David AVaring, born in Montville, Conn.,
civil
January
5,
1821
was a
8,
engineer for years, but later was engaged in the manufactsilk, in
ure of
South Coventry, Conn., where he died March

in Montville,
1885, unmarried.
6.
Mary
Elizabeth, born
Conn., June
9,
1827, and
lived in South Coventry, Avhere she died
March
29, 1915, un-
married.
*
7.
William Walmsly, born January
8,
1830.
1.3.10.3.3.1.1.
Simeon Chester Huntington, born
married, in 1828, Julia Treadway.
in
Athens, N. Y., June 21, 1806;

visit,
He
died in Coventry, while on a
February
27, 1852,
having lived
in
Norwich, Conn.
His widow married Hor-
ace Thrall, in Windsor, Conn.
children.
*1.
2.
3.
Juliette Augusta, born November 28, 1829. Frederic Mortimer, born April 7, 1830.
Charles Treadway, born

in
in
February, 1840, and died in 1847,
Norwich.
*4.
Alonzo C,
1. 3.
10. 3.3. 1. 1. 1.
Juliette Augusta (Huntington, Bonner) Middleton, born November 28, 1829; married James M. Bonner, and lived in Windsor, Conn.,
where he
died.
988
She married, after his death, Benjamin IMiddleton, of Muscatine, Iowa, where they lived in (1858).
CHILDREN.
1.
(bONNER)
2.
Julia, married a Coover, and is dead. EsTELLE, married, and is dead.
1.3. 10.3. 3.
1.
1.2.
Frederic Mortimer Huntington, born April 7, 1830, in Norwich, Ct.; married, first, Nancy Maria, daughter of Freedus and Eliza (Crook) Clark, and widow, of Henry Lee, of Middletown, Ct. She was born in Haddam,
Ct.,
and died there
in 1864.
He
111.,
married again
in
Chicago,
superintendent of machine shop.
where he died
in 1882,
He
Emily Brown. He was a mechanic, from Meriden, Ct., to Chicago, served during the Civil War in the Union
111.,
He moved
Army.
children.
*1.
*2.
3.
Ellen Maria, born March Oramel, born in February,
25, 1854.
1857.
Mary
Jane, born April
22, 1860, in
Meriden,
Ct.;
married, April
of
29, 1887, in iNIiddletown, Ct.,
Henry Chapin, son
Henry John-
son and Sophia (Tucker) Goodwill.

1858.
He was
born August 22,

is
He
lived in Lawrence, Kan., in 1879, in Hartford, Ct., in
1884. and in Springfield, Mass., in 1889.
He
a structural
4.
They are Unitarians. Julia Augusta, born in October, 1861,

draftsman.
in
in
Meriden,
Ct.,
and died
November, 1879,
in
Chicago,
111.
1.3. 10.3.3.
Ellen
dletown,
of
Ct.;
1. 1.
2. 1.
]\Iakia
(Huntington) Îalona, born March 25, 1854, in ]\Iidmarried, November 2, 187.3, in Middletown, John Andrew, son
John Malona.
He was
;
born
in
Middletown,
Ct., in
January, 1844.
He
War
as a private in Co.
H,
First Regt.
Heavy
Artillery of
25, 1865.
Conn enlisted December 14, They are Methodists, and live
1863, and was discharged September

in
Middletown, Conn.
children, BOliN in MIDDLETOWN, CONN.

1.
Walter Franklin,
in
born
May
16, 1876; married, in April, 1897,
Middletown,
Ct.,
Delphine Henry.
27, 1877.
They
live
in
New
Britain, Ct.
*2.
3.
GuiLKR Allena, born September Adelbert Raymond, born July

Ct.
22, 1883; lives in
Middletown,
989
1.3. 10.4.3.
GuiLER Allena (Malona)
F. and Sarah Maria (Crowell)
1.
1.2. 1.2.
George C, son
of
jNIitchel, born September 27, 1877, in

15, 1892,
Middletown, Conn.; married, December

^litc-ht-l.
Benjamin
Hv was born November

,
11, 1864, in
Middletown, and
is
a barber.
CHILD.
*1.
Benjamin
F.,
born September
25, 1893.
1.3. 10.3.
Benjamin
3. 1. 1. 2. 1. 2. 1.
in
F. ]\Iitchel, born
Middletown, Conn., September
25,
1893; married, April 30, 1914, in Middletown, Alice Christina, daughter of
Nathaniel Colbert and Euphemia (McAllister) Jonas. She was born September 30, 1893, in Meriden, Conn. Mr. ]Mitchel is a machinist.
CHILD.
1.
Helen Louise,
born
in
Middletown, Conn.
1.3. 10.3.3.
Oramel Huntington,
Whitaker.
born
in
1. 1.
2.2.
in
February, 1857,
died,
Middletown,
Ct.;
married Florence IJnane Shelley.
He
and
his
widow married George
children.
*1.
2.
LiNA Catherine, born December
22, 1883.
Frank
Leslie, born December
19, 1885.
He
received his educa-
tion in the Walliugford
School; married, October 30, 1906, Mildred Corinne, daughter of Charles Eagles and Mary
Grammar
Elizal)eth (Stoddard) Fox.

in Soutliington, Ct.
She was born Sejjtember
30, 1888,
1. 3.
10.3.
3. 1. 1. 2. 2. 1.
Patterson, born December
22,
LiNA Catherine (Huntington)

1883, in Wallingford, Conn.;
Haven, Ct., Louis Rankin, son of Louis DeGrandeville and Fanny Elizabeth (Whittaker) Patterson, He was born September 6, 1885, in Jersey City, N. J. Mr. Patterson is an electrician, and moved from Orange, N. J., to Wallingford, Ct., where he resided December 7, 1907. They are Congregationalists.
married, July 23, 1905, in
New
children.
1.
HiLAH Florence,
Orange, N.
J.
born April 28, 1906, and died July 14, 1906, in
2. 3.
4.
Louis Huntington, born September 11, 1907, in Orange, N. Lloyd Kankin, born August 17, 1909, in Walliugford, Ct. Warren Mix, born .March 29, 1911, in WalUngford, Ct.
J.
990
1. 3.
10.3.3.
1.
1.4.
May
Anson and Sarah Thrall
Alonzo Chester Huntington,

5,
1859, in Windsor, Ct., Priscilla Eunice, daughter of
(Griswold) Strickhind.

1891-92.
6,
1841, in Windsor, Ct.
He
is
a blacksmith, and lives in Windsor, Conn.
He was
Representative
in the State Legislature in
CHILDREN.
*1.
*2.
*3.
4.
Sidney Chestek, born December 17, 1860. Charles Albert, born January 29, 1863. Henry Arthur, born jNIarch 2, 1865.
Infant, (male) born February 1, 1870, died Addie May, born September 29, 1877.
at birth.
*5.
1. 3.
10. 3. 3.
1.
1.4. 1.
17, 1860, in
Sidney Chester Huntington, born December

Ct.;
Windsor,
married, October 21, 1891, in Windsor, Sarah, daughter of Benjamin and
Lavina (Holroyd) Wilson. She was born July 9, 1863, in Yorkshire, P^ng., and died July 21, 190:). He was a blacksmith, and always lived in AVindsor, Ct. He died April
26, 1897.
CHILD.
1.
Ruth Hazel, born October

riman)
Alford.
23, 1893; married,
November
25,
1914, Alden Euclid, son of Frank Wells and Kate Luess (Mer-
He was
is
born November
29, 1890, in
East
Granl)y, Ct.
He
a bookkeeper, and lives in AVindsor, Conn.
They
1. 3.
vember
Wilson.
23, 1892,
10.3. 3.
1. 1.
4.2.
Charlks Albert Huntington,
born January 29, 1863; married, No-
He
Ruth Holroyd, daughter of Benjamin and Lavina (Holroyd) She was born October 15, 1868. is a tobacco grower, and has always lived in Windsor, Ct.
children.
1.
Charles Albert,
born December
in 1912.
2,
12,
1893.
He
entered the
Mass. Agricultural College

2.
Madeline Helena,
yoke College
born June
1895.
She entered
Ît.
Hol-
in 1912.
3.
Sidney Chester, born November

1902.
29, 1900,
and died March
27,
1. 3.
10. 3.3.
1. 1.
4.3.
2,
Henry Arthur Huntington,
born March
1865, in Windsor, Ct.;

of
married, February 27, 1900, in Windsor, Ct.,
Mary Margaret, daughter
991
in Montreal,
Horace Dryden and Margaret (Conor) Clark. She was born July 12, 1872, Canada. He graduated from the Yale Law School in 1892, and practiced law in Hartford, Ct. He served his native town as justice of the peace, town clerk for nine years, and clerk of the Probate Court from October 29, 1903, until his death. In 1911 he was elected a member of the Connecticut House of Representatives, in which lie was a member of the Judiciary Committee. He died at his home in Windsor, March 7, 1912.
CHILDREN, BOKN IN WINDSOR, CT.

1.
2.
Clark Chester, born June 1, 1905. Walter Treadway, born October 23,
1908.
3.
Mary
INIargaret, born February
8,
1911.
1.3. 10. 3. 3.
Addie
Windsor,
1. 1. 4.
5.
29,
May
(Huntington)
9,
Smith, born September
1877, in
Ct.;
married, April
1907, in AVindsor, Franklin Rankin, son of
Henry Franklin and Ida

1882, in Hartford, Ct.
Lillian
(McNally) Smith.
He was
born April
7,
Mr. Smith
is
an electrical contractor, and they
live in \Vindsor.
CHILD.
1.
Margaret
Elizaiseth, born July
29, 1908.
1.3. 10. 3.3. 1.3.

born in Athens, N. Y., May 4, 1814, and died November 29, 1840, in a furious storm which wrecked the vessel of which he was captain. He had married Sarah Burnham, and was livinf in New Haven, Connecticut.
Charles Edward Huntington,
CHILD.
1.
Anna,
died aged 17 years.
1.3. 10.3. 3. 1.4.

Abijy Delia (Huntington) Lee, born March 12, 1815, in New London, Conn.; mai-ried, September 21, 1836, Uriah I). Lee, of Buffalo, N. Y.
wliere she died A])ril 10, 1896, being the last of her family.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Edward Ruthven,
born November
12, 1837.
3.
4.
Charles Huntington, born January 4, 1843, and Charles Williams, Ijorn December 8, 1845. Frank Huntington, born March 19, 1854.
died in 1845.
992
1.3. 10.3.3.
William Walmslv Huntington,
Ct.:
1.
7.
8,
born January
1830, in Montville,
Broad Brook, Ct., Maria Louise, daughter of Nelson and Mary (Cleveland) Palmer. She died November 4, 1856, in Broad Brook, and he married, September 19, 1859, in Providence, R. I., Sarah Shaw, daughter of Di-. Thomas and Almira (Aspenwall) Cleveland. She was born January 26, 1834, in Pawtucket, R. I., and died October 10, 1904, in N.Y. City, N. Y. He was in the dry goods commission business. He lived in So. Coventry and Broad Brook, Ct., moved to New York City, and died there August 8, 1877.
8,
married, January
1855, in
children.
1.
Nelson Palmer,
born July 11, 1856, in Broad Brook,

in 1915.
Ct.,
and
died February 25, 1873, in So. Coventry, Ct.

2.
Mary Cleveland,
where she resided
New
York, N. Y., York.

is
3.
William Aspenwall,
is
born August
18, 1867, in
New
He
an
in the transportation business, lives in
New
York, and
Episcopalian.
4.
Charles Chester,
1873, in
born October 21, 1872, and died August
3,
New
York, N. Y.
1. 3.
10.3.
5.
Elisha Huntington, born June 6, 1745, in Norwich, Conn.; married, December 3, 1 769, Mrs. Anna Ryan. He was a seafaring man, and captain He died in 1810. of his own vessel.
CHILDRKN, born in NORWICH, CONN.
1.
Georgk, born July

at
6,
1775.
1
He was
a carpenter, and died single
Demerara,
W.
L, in
9,
790.
2.
Ruth, born December
1776, and died in Hudson, N. Y., from

in 1798.
being thrown out of a sleigh

*3.
*4.
Elisha, born September
1,
17 79.
Zephaniah, born July
31, 1781.
1.3. 10.3. 5. 3.
Elisha Huntington, born September 1,1779, in Norwich, Conn.; married, in Hudson, N. Y., December 25, 1808, Lydia, daughter of Tchabod and Priscilla Paddock, of Nantucket, who was born in Hudson, February 25, 1788. They lived in Hudson, where he was engaged in business, and where he died His widow lived in New York City, where she died in 1860. ]\Iarch 25, 1821.
children, noRN IN HUDSON,
1.
N. Y.
single, in
George Paddock,
Illinois,
born October 22, 1809, and died

1840.
March
1,
HtTNTINGTON GENEALOGY.
2.
993
3.
Thomas Paddock, born July 26, 1811; was a banker in New York City. He was secretary of the Committee on Stock of the N. Y. Stock Exchange, from 1870 to his death, which occurred May He never married. 29, 1884, at Tompkinsville, Staten Island. Edward Clark, born October 22, 1815, and was in New York,
died single.
4.
Elisha, born April

4,
4, 1819,
and died
in Philadelphia,
November
1829.
1. 3.
10.3. 5.4.
1781, in Norwich, Conn.; marseafaring man, and was captain
ried
of a
Zephaniah Huntington, born July 31, Anna Greene, of New London. He was a vessel. He died on Staten Island.
children.
*
1.
2.
Ruth Ryan, born August 30, 1812. Ann Elizabeth, born January 22,
1825.
1816, and died
November
14,
3.
Lydia Paddock, born October
19, 1819.
1.3. 10. 3. 5. 4. 1.
Ruth Ryan (Huntington) Saunders,
London, Conn.; married Erastus Saunders. Mrs. Saunders died February 19, 1897. child.
1.
born August 30, 1812, in He died February 22,
New
.
Erastus Huntington, born February

4,
married February 5, 1838 Anna, daughter of Edward Francis and Mary Ann (Moody) Maitland. Mr. Saunders was a graduate of Yale, 1863, and of the Gen. Theological Seminary (P. E.) He was ordained deacon in 1868, in Trinity in New York, 1868. Chapel, in N. Y., and priest in Trinity church, Norwich, Conn., about a year later. From 1869 to 1871 he was rector of St. Paul's church, Windham, Conn. During the period from 1871 to 1874 he was successively rector of churches in West Burlington, Cairo, and Troy, all in the Diocese of Albany, N. Y. From 1874 to 1877 he was assistant minister of the Church of the Heavenly Rest, in New York City, and subsequently for about a year was Shortly after his assistant at St. Ann's Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. health failed, and he became incapacitated for further service. He died November 1, 1902. Mrs. Saunders was living in 1915.
;
]869, in
New York
City,
1.3.10.3.5.4.3.
Lydia Paddock (Huntington) Cunningham, born October
in
19, 1819,
New
63
London, Conn.; married, June
15, 1853, in
New
London, William
994
Barnes, son of
]\Ir.
and
.Tiidith
(Barnes) Cunningham.
1825, in Marlboro, Mass., and died
May
19, 1903, in
was a machinist.
Conn.
Mrs. Cunningham died October

Congregationalists.
He was born June 1, New London, Conn. He 13, 1891, in New London,
They were
CHILDREN, BORN IN
1.
NEW LONDON,
October
9,
CONN.
in
Edwina Huntington, born

don, Conn., in 1914.
1854; resided
New
Lon-
2.
Annie Huntington, born January

in
8,
1857, and died July 23, 1858,
3.
London, Conn. Lydia Huntington, born February

1862, in
New
22, 1860,
and died
May
31,
4.
William
London, Conn. Huntington, born June
New
2,
1862, and died
December
1,
1867, in
New
London, Conn.
1.3.10.3.7.
Frederick Huntington, born October
married,
first,
26, 1750, in
Norwich, Conn.;
January 20, 1784, Sarah, daughter of John and Sarah (1. 2. 4. 3.3.) Bliss. She was born February 9, 1757, (see page 127) in Norwich, Conn. She died August 6, 1786. He married, second, July 28, 1787, Lydia Andrews.
tionary
Hudson, N. Y. He was a sea captain, and served in the RevoluWar, in Captain Huntington's Company, Norwich 4th Battalion was in Wadsworth's Brigade, a battalion raised in June, 1776, to reinforce Washington in New York and Long Island was caught in retreat and panic of September 15, when the city was abandoned, and suffered severely; was with the army until December 25, 1776, when his term of enlislnieiit expired.
He
lived in
From commissions
tered the
in possession of his
descendants
it
aj)j)ears that
he en-
(Commission No. 1, Lieut fire worker of army the following year. a company of Matrosses in the 20th Regt. of the State of Conn., dated November
1,
17 77.
No.
2,
second Lieut, in the same Kegt., dated 17 79.
No.
3,
as
commander of the vessel Polly (with instructions) dates June 2, 1781. No. 4, as commander of a Matross Co. in the same Regt. as formerly (20th Conn.)
date October 24, 1783.)
close of the war.
Showing that he served
his country faithfully
till
the
All commissions sealed and signed by Jonathan Trumbull,
Capt. General and
Commander
in Chief of the State of
Conn.
They were
Universalists.
He
died October
3,
1830, in Hudson,
N. Y.
children.
The
1.
first
two births
of this family are

6,
on the Norwich records.

1784; died July 19, 1786.
1,
John
Bliss, born November

1,
2.
Frederick, born April
1786; died August
1786.
3.
4.
Sarah Bliss, born July 29, 1788. John B., born March 28, 1790; died
leans, La.
October
8,
1817, in
New
Or-
5.
995
,
Edward, born May
13,
1792; married Maria
and died in
1796.
Morristown, N. Y.
6.
He was
a sea captain.
3,
* *
7.
8.
9.
Frederick, born September 9, 1794; died August Frederick, born March 18, 1797. Lydia, born February 1, 1800. Ann Maria, born March 11, 1802.
10.
Henry, born
April 27, 1805
died in 1832
was
lost at sea.
1. 3.
10. 3. 7. 3.
born July
29,
Sarah Bliss (Huntington) Utley,

ruary
4,
1788
married Feb-
1812, in Hudson, N. Y.,
Ralph Utley.
children.
1.
Joseph, married Minerva Pardee
of Pardeeville, Wis.
2.
Abby.
Lydia, married Henry F. Olmstead,
of Catskill,
3.
N. Y.
4.
5.
Frederick Horace, married Delia Ready, of New York. Maria Huntington, married Elias B. Collins, of Chatham, N. Y.
John.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Sarah. Henry, married Adelaide Harrison, of New York. Robert, married Ehzabeth Waldorf, of Red Hook, N. Y. David Ladd, died in infancy.
1.3.
Abby (Utley) Clark,
10.3.7.3.2.
12, 1837.
married William H. Clark, September
children.
1.
Henry Edgar,
the Civil
died, while serving as quartermaster's clerk during

24.
War, aged
2.
3. 4.
5.
Sarah, died in infancy. Sarah Utley. Clara. Frederick Huntington,

Alice.
died aged 18.
6.
7.
William Fairman,
died young.
1.3. 10. 3.7.3.2.6.

Alice (Clark) Terry, married Robert Moiris Terry,
children.
1.
of
Hudson, N. Y.
Robert
E.
Huntington,
professor of music in
New York
City
2.
married Grace E. Morse, of New York, William Clark, of New York.
996
1.3.10.3.7.3.7.
ust 21, 1847.
Sarah (Utley) Best, married Lieut. He was in the U. S. Army.
Clermont Livingston Best, Aug-
1.
Clermont Livingston,
Corbett, of
born March 29, 1849; married Laura San Francisco, Cal. He served in the war with Spain in the U. S. Army, Artillery C. L. I. 2d enlisted May 1, 1898. He died at Fortress Monroe, Va., April 14, 1903. He had one daughter, Mary Huntington Best.
;
1.3. 10. 3. 7. 7.
ried,
Frederick Huntington, born in Hudson, N. Y., March 18, 179 7; marfirst, in 1819, Julia Maxwell, when he removed to Savannah, where his
family lived.
again in 1844.
He was a He was
;
sea captain.
His wife died
in 1842,
and he married
harbor and shipping master for the port of Savannah,
Ga., for two years.
In 1847 he again went to sea, sailing to
New
Orleans in
and in the fall of 1848, when tliree days out of Savannah, liis schooner was lost, and he and his son George, with the entire crew, perAfter his death, his widow married a Mr. Richardson, of New York ished.
the schooner Portia
city,
where she resided
in 1858.
children.
1.
2. 3.
George Wiley, must have been born in 1831, according to his stepHe was lost at sea, with his father. mother, Mrs. Richardson. John Frederick, died in 1841. William Henry, died in 1842.
1. 3. 10. 3. 7. 9.
Ann Maria (Huntington) Chapman,

son,
l)orn
March
Y.,
11, 1802, in
Hud-
N.
Y.; married,
June
19,
1825, in
Hudson, N.
John, son of Lieut.
Lebbeus and Jemima (Grinnell) Chapman. He was born in Westbrook, Conn., December 22, 1799, and died in Ciaverack, N. Y., February 9, 1864. He was a merchant and had lived in Westbrook, Conn., before 1820, in Hudson, N. Y., after 1820 until 1860, in New York City from 1860 to 1863, then His wife died May 10, 1864, in New York City. They in Ciaverack, N. Y,
were Episcopalians.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
Maria Huntington,
born June
22, 1826.
* * *
2. 3.
4.
5.
Emily Ann, born February 2, 1828. Edward Huntington, born April 14, 1830. John Grinnell, born May 28, 1832. Anjeanette, born May 11, 1838; died December
Sparta, N. Y., unmarried.
20,
1910, in
6.
Juliette, born June
5,
1842.
HUNTINGTON GBNEALOGT.
997
1.3. lO. 3. 7. 9. 1.
Maria Huntington (Chapman) Best,
November
12, 1845,
born June
22,
1826
married,
Capt. Francis Best, of the United States Army.
They
lived in Areata, Cal., in 1912.
CHILDREN.
*
1. 2.
Castella Maria, born August
5, 1846.
Walter
1848.
Francis, born October
12,
1848; died November 26,
1. 3.
10.3. 7. 9.
1. 1.
G.
Castella Maria (Best) De Lorme, born August 5, 1846; married Victor De Lorme, in San Francisco, Cal., in December 1873, and died at
Cal., in 1889.
San Francisco,
child.
1.
Adele, born June
23, 1875; died
August
1,
1892.
1. 3.
10.3. 7.9.2.
2,
Emily Ann (Chapman) Morris, born February
1828; married
at Sparta,
James L. Morris, in New York City, October 3, 1860. He died N. y. Mrs. Morris was living with her daughter Anna in 1912. children.
1.
Son, born in 1861
lived three days.

9,
2. 3.
Richard Robert, born December Anna Huntington, born April

Hughes Large, October
1. 3.
13, 1896.
1863.
25,
1866;
married
Edward
They
live in Taylorsville, Pa.
10. 3. 7. 9. 2.2.
9,
Richard Robert Morris, born December

married; died in
1863, in Sparta, N. Y.;
New York
City in 1907.
children.
1. 2.
Richard, aged William, aged
fiftee ^*-
I In 1912.
)
th irteen.
1.3. 10. 3.7.9.3. Edward Huntington Chapman, born April 4,

Gillette in Minnesota, in 1860.
1830; married
1867, in
Nancy
Haven,
He
died September
1,
New
Conn.
His wife
still
lives in
Taunton, Mass. (1912).
child.
1.
Florence, born
in 1862,
and died
in 1863.
998
1.3.10.3.7.9.4.
John Grinnkll Chapman,
married,
first, in
born
May
28,
1832, in
Hudson, N. Y.,
23, 1905,
1861, Margaret Cummings, at Areata, Cal.; married, second,
February
14, 1872,
Elizabeth Burroughs.
Mr. Chapman died April
in Areata, Cal.
CHILDREN.
1.
Son, died in infancy.

6,
2.
Emily Ann, born January

of D. 8. c. in
1863
is
a Chiropodist with degree
Los Angeles, Cal.

born November
in
3.
Edward Huntington,
17, 1872, in Areata, Cal.;
married Alda Cassey of Oakland,

4. 5.
1894.
They now
live in
Manhattan, Neb. John Grinnell, born December 30, 1874; lives at Areata, Cal. Elizabeth Burroughs, born March 30, 1880. Lived at Areata,
Cal., in 1910.
6,
Juliette, born March
6,
1882.
1.3. 10. 3.7.9. 4.6.

Juliette (Chapman) Cropley, born March
14, 1905,
6,
George Foster Cropley.
CHILDREN.
1.
Janet Chapman, born September

Doris Caroline, born April
12, 1907.
2.
26, 1910.
1. 3.
married George H. Stover,
in
10.3. 7. 9.
York,
6.
5,
Juliette (Chapman) Stover, born June
1842, at
New
rluly 20, 1864,
Hudson, N. Y.; and died in Brooklyn,
N.
Y.,
January
15, 1881.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Nellie W., born April 26, 1866 Maude, born October 17, 1868
;
died January
2,
1880.
lives in
;
Brooklyn, N. Y.
3.
George
and
H., born
December
City.
24,
1876
married Ella Bolton, in 1896,
lives in
N. Y.
1. 3.
10. 3. 8.
Reuben Huntington, born January 21, 1753, in Norwich, Conn. He was a blacksmith. He was married three times. His wives' names were Carey, Prevost, and Frazier. He died in 1804.
CHILDREN.
1.
Reuben Carey.
He was
a ship carpenter.
He lived at Neperan,
New
York.
2.
999
3. 4.
*
*
5. 6.
7.
8.
Samuel, who died at the age of twenty. Ruth, who married Abel Hasbrouck. John Frasier, who died in 1804. Peter Chester, born in 1801. Lydia, who married John Jerome, a farmer. Reuben. Margaret, who married Maurice Snyder, a
farmer.
1. 3. 10. 3. 8. 5.
Peter Chester Huntington, born
and was a dealer
in leather in
in 1801,
married
Ann
Goetschins,
New York
City.
children.
1.
2.
Levi Farr, born in 1823. Eliza Matilda.
3.
Margaret Ann.
4.
5.
Mathew Rowe.
Edward
St.
John W.
1. 3.
10.3.8. 7.
children.
Reuben Huntington,
in Cortland county,
married Magdalen Hendrick, and was a farmer
N. Y.
1.
John, born
in 1827.
2.
Chester
Jane. Abel.
D.
3.
Margaret Ann.
4.
5.
1. 3.
ried,
10.3.
9.
Eliphalet Huntington, born April 5, 1756, in Norwich, Conn.; marJune 15, 1784, Edna Clement. She was born November 23, 1762, and died August 3, 1819. They lived in Plainfield, Vt., moved to Charlotte, N.Y.,
buried in what
where the mother and three of the children died that year, and are is now the town of Greece, near Rochester, N. Y. Mr. Huntington died October 8, 1828. children.
in 1819,
The
1.
first
three births of this family are on the

S.,
Norwich
records.
Charlotte
born April
25,
1785; married January 21, 1838,
Seth Potter. * * *
2.
Sidney, born October
19, 1786.
3.
4.
5. 6.
Charles Mosley, born February 13, Robert H., born November 16, 1790.
1789.
Martha
W., born August

1,
9,
1792
Leonard, born July
1795.
1000
*
*
7.
HUNTINGTON GKNEALOGT.
Walter, born
July
1,
1795.
6,
8.
Edna
Lodicia, born
May
1796.
27, 1819.
9.
*10.
11.
12.
Phebe, born July 21, 1798, and died August Mason Clement, born August 28, 1800.
;
Harriet M., born September 25, 1802; died September 19, David Breed, born March 20, 1805 died August 31, 1820.
1819.
1.3.10.3.9.2.
Sidney Huntington, born October
ried,
19, 1786, in
April
6,
1825, in Lima, N. Y., Maria, daughter of David and Eunice
(Day) Holmes. She was born November 4, 1795, in Dalton, Mass., and died August 4, 1855, in North Bloomfield, N. Y. He was a blacksmith, and a justice of the peace for a great many years. He died January He spent nearly his entire life in North Bloomfield, N. Y. They were Universalists. 11, 1857.
CHILDREN, BORN IN NORTH BLOOMFIELD,

1.
N. Y.
13,
Charles Mosley, born
July 27, 1826; died July

12, 1827.
1827, in
North Bloomfield, N. Y.
* *
2.
Lewis Holmes, born November
3.
Robert Mosley,
born June
3,
1831.
15,
4.
Sidney Clement, born May

1909, unmarried.
1833,
and died September
19,
1.3. 10. 3. 9. 2. 2.
Lewis Holmes Huntington, born November 12, 1827, in North BloomN. Y.; married, March 2, 1854, in North Bloomfield, N. Y., Emily MelShe vina, daughter of Lyman Beecher and Hannah Taft (Leach) Parmele.
field,
was born April 15, 1830, in New York, and died April 6, 1911. He was a farmer and held various township offices for many years. From 1854 to 1859 he lived in Hillsdale, Mich.; from 1859 to 1890 in North Bloomfield, N. Y.; from 1891 to 1898 in Honeoye Falls, N. Y., where he died February 28, 1898.
children.
1.
George Sidney,
ried,
born January 8, 1855, in Hillsdale, Mich.; marFebruary 23, 1881, in Lima, N. Y., May Clark, daughter of Harvey Johnson and Emma Cornelia (Clark) Benson. She was born January 2, 1857, in Victoria, N. Y. He was a retail coal and In December, 1859, he moved to West Bloomlumber dealer. He was a trustee of the field, and in July, 1887, to Ovid, Mich. Baptist Church, a member of the board of Aldermen, member of the board of education, and was president of the same board for
a number of years.
2.
He
died
March
20, 1915.
Adrian Taylor, born February

in
11, 1859,
and died June
2,
1883,
North Bloomfield, N. Y.
1001
1.3. 10.3. 9.2.3.

Robert Mosley Huntington,
field,
born June
3,
1831, in North Bloom-
X. Y.; married, October
5,
1865, in
Loekport, N. Y.,
Mary
Pauline,
daughter of George Willard and Abigail Paulina (Baldwin) Hildreth; was born January 28, 1843, in Loekport, N. Y.
She
Louis,
He was
a physician, a graduate of Missouri Medical College,
St.
Mo., February 28, 1861.
He
April
1,
served in the Civil
War
as private,
and
later as
assistant surgeon in
the 6th Michigan; enlisted August 23, 1861; was appointed assistant surgeon
1863; was discharged
in
May
15, 1865. in
He Uved
St. Louis,
No. Bloomfield, N. Y.,
N. Y. City,
in Hillsdale, Mich., in
Mo., in Kalamazoo, Mich., Decatur, Mich., in Kansas City, Mo., in
Beardstown,
1871, to
is
Hot
buried in
and Waterloo, Iowa. He went to Boone, Iowa, in October, May, 1891, where he died March 7, 1907. He Boone, Iowa. They were Presbyterians.
111.,
Sf)rings, Ark., in
CHILDREN.
1.
Maria Pauline,
February
27,
born August 11, 1866, 1872, in Boone, Iowa.

111.
in
Decatur, Mich.; died
2.
George Hildreth,
12, 1870, in
born October 17, 1869, and died September

29, 1871, in
Beardstown,
3.
Charles Sidney, born June

died January
3,
Waterloo, Iowa, and
1878, in Boone, Iowa.
*4.
5.
Robert Jay, born April 20, 1873. Clement Hildreth, born December
9,
22, 1874,
and died January
1878, in Boone, Iowa.
1.3. 10. 3. 9.2. 3.4.

B
ried,
April 20, 1873, in Boone, Iowa; marJune 19, 1902, in Des Moines, Iowa, Georgia Frances, daughter of George Francis and Electa Eliza (Tone) Hubbard. She was born March 14,
1875, at Polk City, Iowa.
Robert Jay Huntington, born
He
is
the manager of the Keeley Institute.
He
is
a graduate of the Iowa
College at Grinnell, Iowa, June 10, 1896.
He
lived in Boone, Iowa, until
June, 1896, when he moved to Hot Springs, Ark., and later moved to So. Pasadena, California, where he and his mother were living in 1915.
They
1.
are Presbyterians.
CHILD.
Robert Hubbard, bom October
5,
1909.
1.3. 10.3. 9. 4.
Robert Huntington,
1836, Frances 1878, in
born November 16, 1790; married, November
3,
Maria Tucker, who was born November 3, 1806. No. Bloomfield, N. Y. They were Presbyterians.
He
died in
1002
CHILDREN, BORN IN NO. BLOOMFIELD,
*1. *2.
3.
N. Y.
Emily Frances, born August Phoebe An.v, born August 25,
10, 1837.
1839.
*4. *5.
6.
Infant Boy, born August 4, 1841; died in 1841. Harriet Edna, born August 31, 1842. Charles Schuyler, born August 16, 1845. Martha Jane, born March 28, 1850; lives in Rochester, N.
unmarried.
Y.,
1.3. 10.3. 9.
4. 1.
Emily Frances (Huntington) Bristol, born August 10, 1837; married, March 3, 1864, in No. Bloomfield, N. Y., James L. Bristol, who was born in
1842.
She died July
29, 1876, in
East Avon, N. Y.
children.
*1. *2.
3.
Louis Huntington, born May
11, 1865.
Mary Gertrude,
Frederick
Atkins.
born April 24, 1867. Robert, born in February, 1869;

born September
17, 1870;
is
married
May
4.
5. 6.
Miranda Frances,
Harry, born
in
not married.
September, 1872; unmarried.

born July 23, 1876; unmarried.
Grace Emily,
1.3. 10.3. 9.4.

Louis Huntington Bristol, born
child.
1.
1. 1.
married Jessie Lyda.
^Slay 11,1865;
Marjorie Huntington,
1.
born in April, 1895.
3. 10.3. 9.4. 1. 2.
24, 1867;
Mary
(^khtrude (Bristol) Bigelow, born April

CHILDREN.
married
Merritt Bigelow.
1. 2.
.Dorothy Biustol, born September 8, 1901. Marion Emily, born December 15, 1904.
1.
3.10. 3. 9.4.
2.
24, 1839, in No. N. Y.; married, October 29, 1861, in Lima, N. Y., Curtis Parker, son of David Sargent and Sarah Maria (Gunnison) Wiggins. He was born August 26, 1838, in West Bloomfield, N. Y. JNIr. Wiggins was a farmer, he lived in North Bloomfield, N. Y., till nine years of age, when he moved to Lima, N. Y., where he resided till his death, January 15, 1902. His wife died November 23, 1913. They were Uuiversalists.
Phoebe Ann (Huntington) AViggins, born August
Bloomfield,
CHILDREN, BOKN IN LIMA,
1,
1003
N. Y.
Fannie Eliza, born October

N.
Y.'
15, 1862; married,
June
22, 1892, at
Lima. N. Y., Charles Elmer Greene.

2.
They
reside in Rochester,
in her native town.
Ida Marian, born August
4,
1872.
She resides
1.3. 10.3. 9.4.4.

ried
Harriet Edna (Huntington) Martin, born August A. D wight Martin. He was born May 11, 1844.
children.
*1.
2.
31, 1842; mar-
Martha Ann, born June 26, 1865. Marian Louisa, born February 25,
Frances Irene, born September Clarence Dwight, born July
Brown.
Heath.
7,
3.
4.
She died July
7,
1905,
Edwin Croft. M. Bond. 30, 1875; married, first, Edna and he married, second, Martha
1867; married
1871; married Piatt
5.
Irving Franklin, born April
2,
1881; married Clara
Swetman.
1.3. 10.3. 9.4.4.

Martha Ann (Martin) Salman,
George T. Salman.
1.
26.
born June
1865;
married
children.
1. 2.
Harold Martin,
Edward
born December 27, 1888. Dwight, born December 15, 1894.
1. 3.
10. 3.9.4. 5.
19, 1882, in
16, 1845, in No. BloomNo. Bloomfield, Louise Abigail, daughter of Luther and Harriet Abigail (Middlebrook) Elton. She was born June 29, 1855, in Palmyra, N. Y., was adopted by A. H. Martin, and married
field,
Charles Schuyler Huntington, born August

N.
Y.; married,
October
as Ida Martin.
until 1887,
employed by the Eastman Kodak Co. He lived in No. Bloomfield, when he moved to Rochester, N. Y., where he now resides. He served in the Civil War as private in Co. T, 22 Regt., N. Y. Vol. Cavalry. He enlisted August 5, 1864, and was discharged August 9, 1865. His army record, though short, was full of active service. He fought with Sheridan's army of the Shenandoah, was in General Custer's third division of
He
is
Cavalry, and in
all
2,
the battles of the valley, finishing with battle of

1865.
Waynes-
borough, March
CHILDREN.
1.
Julia Anna, born February
26, 1884, in
No. Bloomfield, N.
Y.;
married, August 31, 1905, in Rochester, N. Y., Augustus Bott.
They
2.
live in
Rochester.
Harriet Irene,
born June
20, 1886, in
Honeoye
Falls,
N. Y.
1004
1.3. 10. 3. 9. 6.
Leonard Huntington,
in Barre, Vt., in
born July
4,

in 1804,
Hannah Keed, who was born
and died
in Chicago,
111.,
March, 1891.
He was
a carriage maker, and in 1853, removed to North
Broomfield, N. Y., where he died in 18 73.
CHILDREN.
1.
Danforth, born
2.
Martha
* *
*
3. 4.
5. 6.
George Oscar Hannibal, born September 6, 1834. Charlotte Maria, born February 16, 1836. Frank Ferdinand, born December 17, 1847.
in 1825; and died in infancy Eliza, born January 27, 1826. Leonard, born February 21, 1828.
in Barre, Vt.
1.3. 10.3. 9. 6. 2.
Martha Eliza (Huntington) Hale, born
Vt.;
January
7,
1826, in Barre,
married
in
1859 in Nashville, Tenn., Horace Morrison, son of John and
Jane (Morrison) Hale. He was l)orn ^larch 6, 1833, in Hollis, N. H. Mr. Hale was a graduate of Union College, Schenectady, N. Y., 1856. He was Superintendent of Public Instruction of Colorado in 1873-76, Regent of the University of Colorado, 1878-84, President of the same University, 188791,
and Mayor of Central City, Colorado, 1882-3. He was engaged in educational work almost continually from 1857 to 1901. After retirement from the University of Colorado he was active in various
reform and charitable organizations.
civic
to 1840, in
N. H., from 1833 to 1837, in Rome, N. Y., from 1837 North Bloomfield, N. Y., from 1840 to 1853, in Genesee and Union Colleges, from 1853 to 1856, in Nashville, Tenn., from 1857 to 1861, in North Bloomfield, N. Y., in 1861, in Detroit, iMich., from 1861 to 1863, in Central
lived in Hollis, City, Col., from 1863 to 1873, in Denver, Col., from 1873 to 1878, in Central
He
City, Col., from 1878 to 1887,
and from 1891
to 1901 in
Denver,
Col.,
where
he died, October
24, 1901.
Mrs. Hale died
May
23, 1907.
CHILD.
* Irving, born August 28, 1861.
1. 3.
10.3. 9. 6.2.
1.
Irving Hale, born August 28, 1861, in North Bloomfield, N. Y.; married, June 14, 1887, in Willet's Point, N. Y., Mary Virginia, daughter of William and Virginia Southard (Woodruff) King. Her father was Lieut. Colonel in She was born June 14, 186 7, in the Corps of Engineers of the U. S. Army.
Washinffton, D. C.
Mr. Hale was an
is
1005
officer in the
Corps of Engineers from 1884 to 1890, and
now manager
of the
General Electric Co., of Denver, Col.
He
is
a grad-
uate of the miUtary academy at
West Point, N. Y., Class of 1884. He served in tlie Spanish American War as Colonel of 1st Col Inf. Vol.; was promoted to Brigadier General August 28, 1898; recommended for BrevetMajor General April 25, 1899, for distinguished gallantry in action at Calumpet, Luzon. He enlisted May 1, 1898, and was honorably discharged October 1, 1899. He lived in Denver, Col., from 1889 to 1909, and was in the Philippines 1898-9. They are Unitarians.
CHILDREN, EXCEPT THE FIRST, BORN IN DENVER, COL.
1.
2.
William King, born January 12, 1889, at West Point, N. Y. John Huntington, born September 5, 1891, and died February
27, 1907, in
Denver, Col.
24, 1896. 13, 1898.
3.
Dorothy, born July

Hope, born March
Col.
4.
5.
Mar.jory, born February
12, 1902,
and died March
12, 1902. in
Denver,
6.
Irving, born January
22, 1906.
1.3. 10.3. 9.6.3.

married, January 19,
of
George Leonard Huntington, born February 21, 1828, in Barre,Vt.; 18.^4, in W. Bloomfield, N. Y., Ann Hepsibah, daughter
a carpenter an<l has lived in Barre, Vt.,
William and Cynthia (Cri])pen) Byrnes.

is
He
She was born January 29, 1834. moved to North Bloomfield, in

111.,
August, 1835, lived later in Rochester and Kingsville, Ohio, Chicago,

Claire, la., to Moline,
in
Nashville, Tenn., in 1859-1860, returned to North Bloomfield, in 1870 to

111.,
Le
October
30, 1890,
1895, where he
for three
now
in
resides.
He
and to Denver, Col., August 24, was Alderman for five terms and Mayor
civil
terms
Le
Claire, Iowa.
He
17, 1865.
served as private in the army during the
war
in
1,
Battery L, 1st
1864, to
Regiment, N. Y. Volunteer Light Artillery, from September

childrp:n.
1.
June
2.
Louise Adelaide, born and died in 1855, in No. Bloomfield, N. Y. Lizzie Bell, born September 20, 1862; lives in Denver, Col.
3.
Maude
died
March
Louise, born April 14, 1868, in No. Bloomfield, N. 2, 1886, in Le Claire, Iowa.
23, 1872, in
Y.,
and
4.
Alice Gertrude, born November

lives in
Le
Claire,
Iowa;
Denver, Col.
1.3. 10.3. 9. 6.4.

Oscar Hannibal Huntington, born September
married in North Bloomfield, N. Y., Ruby Baker.
6,
1834, in Barre, Vt.;
1006
CHILD.
1.
Marion Leroy, Kauka,
N. Y.
GRANDSON.
1.
Frank Everett,
Schenectady, N. Y.
great-grandson.
1.
Oscar Leroy.
1.
3. 10. 3. 9.6. 5.
16, 1836,
Charlotte Maria (Huntington) Harford, born February

in
North Bloomfield, N. Y.; married July 14, 1859, in Nashville, Tenn., Henry Benedict Harford. She died January 5, 1914, in Chicago, 111.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Eloise, born March 11, 1.S64. Charles, born September 12, 1866; resides
in
Davenport, Iowa.
1.3. 10.3.9. 6. 5. 1.
1894, to Ernest Schmidt.
Eloise (Harford) Schmidt, born March 11, 1864; married, June They reside in Chicago, 111.
CHILD.
1.
27,
Hilda, born February
24, 1907,
and died
May
12, 1912.
1.3. 10.
Frank Ferdinand Huntington,
Dona
,
3.
9.6.6.
born December 17, 1847; married
who
died September
4,
1879.
child.
1.
Fransie.
1.3. 10.3. 9. 7.
Walter Huntington,
Aurora Gale.
born July
1,
19, 1808,
and died December
23, 1857.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Charles E., born December George, born July 19, 1830
18, 1827.
;
died in 1854.
in 1840.
3.
4.
Lucinda, born November 10, 1834; died Lawson Gale, born January 20, 1837.
1.3.10.3.9.7.
Charles
E.
1.
18, 1827.
Huntington, born December
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
1007
Agnes, a noted
singer in N. Y.
lives in
Effie, married, and
Ohio.
1. 3.
10. 3.9. 8.
born
King
Edna Lodicia (Huntington) King, He died September 4, 1868. in 1830.

CHILDREN.
1. 2.
May
6,
1796; married
John
Walter,
born
May
9,
1832;
is
dead.
Charlotte.
1. 3.
10.3. 9. 10.
in
Mason Clement Huntington, born

N.
Y.;
August, 1800, in No. Bloomfield,
married Cyrene Wight, in No. Bloomfield.
He was
a farmer or inn-
keeper.
He moved from
No. Bloomfield, N. Y.,

Universalists.
to Carlyon,
N. Y., where he
died in June, 1880.
They were
CHILD.
*1.
George Clement,
born December
8,
1842.
1.3. 10.3. 9. 10.

field,
1.
8,
George Clement Huntington, born December

N.
Y.;
1842, in No. Bloom-
married, in
daughter of Noah
Waterport, N. Y., Jane Harriet, and Lucy (Merriman) Broadwell. She was born March 5,
1869 or
'70, in
1846, in Waterport, N. Y., and died in Carlyon,
N. Y. where he died December
He was
X.
Y.,
till
a farmer, and lived in No. Bloomfield, until 1861-2, in Carlyon,
1881,
when he moved
to Ovid, Mich.,
2,
1887.
He was County
Supervisor while living in Carlyon, N. Y.
a great reader, and had a wonderful memoi'y, especially concernand dates; was known in the community where he lived for his honesty and integrity.
ing history
He was
CHILDREN, born IN CARLYON,

1.
N. Y.
Edith Cyrene, born October

ed nurse in the South.
27, 1871.
She
is
a successful train-
2.
Maria Ednah,
in Ovid,
born October
9,
1874, and died January
2,
1888,
Mich.
1. 3. 10. 5.
in
5,
He
married for his
first
wife,
November
Norwich, Conn., August 20, 1713. 1735, Mary Brown, of Stonington;
for his second, a Jones,
and
for his third, a
Miss Pembroke.
1008
CHILDREN.
1.
*2.
3.
Jasper. Asa, born
in 1741.
4.
5. 6.
1746; married James Robertson. Priscilla, married Benjamin Billings and Mark A. Dolph. Elizabeth, married Benjamin Hendricks and Dr. Graham. Hannah, married Jonathan Culver, whose son Roswell was father of Jonathan E. and Asa L. Culver, who for years were in busi-
Amy, born
7.
ness in Norwich City. Lydia, married, as the Lebanon church records
testify, in
1788,
Edward
8.
Ivovenrove.
Ephraim Jonks,
born December
10, 1763,
and entered on the

It is
records as the entry states, August 18, 1779.

the father of this family lived
probable that
away from Norwich.
1. 3.
10. 5. 2.
as his daughter,
still
Asa Huntington, born

ard, testifies.
in
Norwich, Conn.,
Mrs. Brain-
He
lived in
Woodbridge, Conn., and
later in
New
Haven,
Conn., where he died in 1825, aged 84 years, making his birth in the year 1741.
He was
of
a carpenter by trade, and was a man of more than ordinary refinement He married manners, of kindly feelings, and of Christian principles.
Polly Hine.
children.
*1. *2. *3.
*4. *5.
Polly, born December
30, 1780.
Ebenezer, born Caroline. Harriet.
in 1782.
Hannah
]\1akia.
1.3. 10.5. 2. 1.
Polly (Huntington) Brainard, born
in
Woodbridge, Conn., Decem-
ber 30, 1780; married, in 1800, Rev. Israel Brainard, of Guilford, Conn., where they resided six years after their marriage. He was then sent out by the
Connecticut Missionary Society into New York State, and located at Verona, where, for about thirty-four years, he preached and labored successfully in
that outpost of settlements and of Christian institutions.
fifty-six
During
all of
the
years of his ministry, he was greatly indebted to the untiring indus-
try
living in 1858.
and economy of his wife. She was a woman of rare qualities. She was Mr. Brainard died in Kirkland, in 1854, aged eighty-two.
children.
1.
Israel Huntington, born February

N.
y., July 8, 1836.
8,
1801, and died in Albany,
2.
1009
^
3.
>
Died
in childhood.
4.
5.
Mary,
N.
born March
4,
1810; married
Ammi
B. Clark, of Kirkland,
Y.,
and had four children.
6.
7.
8.
Harriet, born March 28, 1812. Cornelia, born May 14, 1814. Elizabeth, born September 4, 1816; married, in 1838, Rev. George W. Thompson, and lived in Syracuse, N. Y., having
four children.
Died
in childhood.
11.
David
Leavis, born February 12, 1821.
1.3.10. 5.2.2.
as second wife, October
Tiffin, of
1,
in 1782, in
111.,
New
Haven, Conn.; married,

Tiffin, sister of
1820, in Alton,
Margaret
Gov.
Ohio.
He was
an actor in the early years of
his life,
but gave
it
up because
of
the low practices upon which the profession so largely depended.

quite extensively in America,
He traveled
new
Europe and Asia.
After leaving the stage he
lectured for some time in the West, and became a sort of pioneer in the
profession which has since been so
much honored.
is
He was
also an expert
surveyor and cabinet maker
this all before
he took up farming.
III.,
He
with an assistant, whose name
now unknown, surveyed Chicago,
some time between the years 1835 and 1845. In the home of Mrs. Elanora Huntington DeFrees, is a solid cherry table which was made by him. It is conspicuous because of its beautifully carved legs and lack of nails, being put together with old fashioned wooden pegs.
He
died on his farm in Alton,

is
111.,
in 1857.
first
There
in the
nothing positive
known
of his
garet, thinks her
name was Naomi, and
that she
wife, but his daughter Marand her only child were buried
same
coffin.
CHILDREN, born IN ALTON,

* *
1. 2.
ILL.
3. 4.
Maria, born October 3, 1821. Susannah, born February 2, 1823. Caroline, born March 17, 1825, and
died at the age of seventeen.
Clayton Tiffin, born January 13, 1827; became a doctor, and practiced for many years. He died at Cape Girardeau, Mo. He
was married and had
Elvira D.
several children, one of
them was named
5.
6.
7.
*
*
64
Jedediah Hayden, born July 3, 1829. Mary Elizabeth, born November 26, Margaret, born April 12, 1834.
1831,
1010
8.
9.
HUNflNGTON GENEALOGY.
Cornelia, born November 10, 1836 died two years later. Edward Henry, born August 20, 1839; died in 1870.
;
10.
Charles Theodore, born

1.
July 16, 1846; died in 1886.
3. 10.5. 2. 2. 1.
born October 3, 1821, in Alton, 111.; marShortly William Torrie Hull, of Greenbush, N. Y. Her husband, who was a after their marriage they moved to Greenville, 111. cavalryman in the Northern army, died soon after the close of the war from an
ried,
Maria (Huntington) Hull,

February
15, 1842,
illness
contracted in the war.
After his death Mrs. Hull turned her energies
toward education, and to the day of her death was closely connected with Almira Seminary then one of the leading schools for girls, and located at
She died June 24, 1890, Mrs. Elanora Huntington DeFrees.

Greenville.
at the
home
of the niece she
had
raised,
1.
Son, born December
8,
1858; died December
9,
1858.
1.3. 10.5. 2.2. 2.

Susannah (Huntington) Rood,
married David Rood, of Godfrey,
111.
born February
2,
1823, in Alton,
111.;
children.
1. 2.
William, who is dead. Pauline, who married Lewellyn

they reside.
Roberts, of Godfrey,
111.,
where
3.
Mary, who
is
dead.
4.
5.
Frank, an Episcopal rector in Vermont. Lucy, married George Davis of Godfrey,
111.
1.3. 10. 5.2. 2. 5. Jedediah Hayden Huntington, born July 3, 1829,

ried
at Alton,
111.;
marhis
Nancy Tope
in 1856.
He was
a farmer and farmed his widowed mother's
farm, of some 400 acres, in Alton,

wife died two weeks later.
111.
He
died
November
18, 1862,
and
children.
1.
Charles Bissel, born
in 1850.
2.
Laura Josephine,
William DeLove,
3.
born in 1855; believed to be dead.

born March 30, 1857
1860.
;
4.
Margaret Ellen,
in St. Louis,
died February 10, 1890,
Mo.
8,
5.
Elanora, born October

Bissel
Owing
to the early deaths of their parents these children
became separated,
of.
and Charles
and William DeLove have been
lost
track
1011
1. 3.
Isom Wood,
10.5.
111.,
2.
2.5. 2.
24, 1852;
Laura Josephine (Huntington) Wood,

ried, in 1873,
of Alton,
born January where they reside.
mar-
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Lenora Pearl, married Hugh I. Speir; lived in Alton, 111. Walter, student of pharmacy, Lawrence, Kansas, in 1914.
1.3. 10.5.2.2.5. 5.
Elanora (Huntington) DeFrees,
111.;
born October
8,
1860, at Alton,
married, June 24, 1883, Joseph A. DeFrees, of Nashville, Tenn.
She
made her home with her grandmother until she was seven years of age, when she went to Greenville, 111., to live with her aunt, Mrs. Maria Huntington Hull. Here she received her education, graduating from the schools in 1879. In accordance with her aunt's wishes, she taught several terms before she was
married.
CHILDREN, BORN IN GREENVILLE,

1.
2.
ILL.
in
3.
Hayden Hull, born May 29, 1884 Maybelle, born December 2, 1889 Ruth Huntington, born January
29, 1911, Julius E.
is
now
Chicago,
111.

12, 1892; married,
December
O. von der Lieth, the grandson of a German

in
nobleman, Herr Henry von der Lieth of Hanover, Germany.
She has specialized

4.
music and literature, and for a number of

April 26, 1895 a student in Mt.
years has done accompaniment work in music.
Clarence Huntington, bom

Pulaski,
111.,
is
High
school, (1914.)
1.3. 10.5.2.2.6.
in Alton,
111.;
Bivens, born November

111.
26, 1831,
married, in 1850, Clayton Bivens, of Godfrey,
They
reside
in Alton, lU.
children.
1.
Allison Tiffin.
Jessie.
2.
1.3. 10.5.2.2. 7.
Margaret (Huntington) Davis,
married,
born April
111.,
12, 1834, in Alton,
111.;
November
11, 1858, at
Liberty Prairie,
Willard Wilder, son of
Wilder Willard and Nancy (Nash) Davis. He was born September 21, 1831, in Bangor, Me. He was a farmer, and went to Liberty Prairie when about nine years of age, and lived there until about seven years after his marriage, when he moved to Walshville, 111. In November, 1874, he moved to Godfrey, 111., and in 1885, to Alton, 111., where he now lives, He is an elder in the
Methodist Church,
1012
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary Esther,
born August
13, 1859, in
111.,
Liberty Prairie,
111.;
married, June 24, 1885, in Godfrey,
Joseph R. BlackweU.
2.
.
They live in San Diego, Cal. Susan Tarrie, born January 22,
1863, in Liberty Prairie, lU.

111.;
3.
Emma
Juliette, born
May
4,
1866, in Walshville,
111.,
married,
December
Alton,
4.
111.
10, 1907, in Alton,
William Sidney Fertig.
He
died July 20, 1910, at Carl Junction, Mo.
His wife lives in
Frank Rogers, born April 20, 1870, in AValshville, 111.; married, May 1, 1901, in Springfield, 111., Alice Estella Irwin. They live
in Alton,
111.
5.
Homer Willard,
They
born September
25, 1874, in AValshville,

111.,
111.;
married, June 27, 1906, in Alton,

live in Alton,
111.
Martha Phebe Holden.
1.3. 10. 5. 2. 3.
Caroline (Huntington) Woodwârd, married Samuel
of
B.
Woodward,
New
Haven,
Ct.
children.
1. 2.
3.
4.
Elizabeth. Sarah, who married Edward Bradley, Harriet, who was married (1858). Maria, who married Levi Goodale,
of
Cornwall Hollow, Conn.
of
Cherry Grove,
111.,
with
whom
her mother was living in 1858.
1. 3.
bridge, of Oswego,
10.5.2.4.
Capt. Elias Trow-
Harriet (Huntington) Trowbridge, married

N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1.
Lewis Beale, who was
a prominent
man
living in Buffalo.
2. 3.
Alfred
C.
Frederic E.
1. 3. 10.5.2.5. Hannah Maria (Huntington) Beecher, Beecher, of New Haven.

children.
1.
married,
in
1822,
John
George Huntington,
Rev. Mr. Garfield, of
t
born in 1824, married a daughter of the
New
Haven, and lived
in that city.
g*
Died before 1858.
4.
1013
Jane Maria,
born in 1833; married, in 1854, John K. Post, a

in
prominent business man

5. 6.
Oswego, N. Y.
Died before 1858.
Fanny Harriet,
born
in 1840,
and
lived with
Mr. Post.
1.
3. 10. 6.
Elizabeth (Huntington) Hyde, born August 14, 1716, in Norwich, November 9, 1732, Thomas, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Backus) Hyde, of Norwich West Farms (Franklin). His grandfather was
Conn.; married,
Samuel Hyde, one of the original proprietors Abner, husband of her sister Jerusha.
of Norwich.
He was
brother of
CHILDREN.
1.
Thomas, born May

Jerusha, born June
nell,
11, 1735;
married Ednah Burleigh, and had
three sons and four daughters.

2.
14, 1737; married, in 1763,
Jonathan Bush-
and had
tliree
sons and three daughters.
3.
Elizabeth, born September 19,1739; married, in 1760, Joshua Edgerton, Jr., and had one son and three daughters. A descendant lives in Kearney, Neb., Miss Katherine
Hinman Dickerman,
4.
5.
6.
Mayflower fame. Priscilla, born March 5, 1741-2; married EUphalet Barker, of Lebanon, in 1764, and had five sons and three daughters. Zerviah, born November 15, 1746; married, in 1765, Thomas Abel, of Norwich, Conn., and had two sons and seven daughters. Vaniah, born December 17, 1750; married Rebecca Barker, and had two sons and five daughters, one of the sons being the Rev.
is
who
also a descendant of Gov. Bradford, of
John Hyde, who married Lncretia, daughter

Nott, of Franklin.
7.
of the Rev. Dr.
Mary, born November

second, Daniel Judd.
2,
1754; married,
first,
Josejjh Knight,
and
8.
Jane, born July

Beckwith.
9,
1757, and
is
said
to
have married Deacon
Thomas,
and
1. 4.
his
Descendants.
1017
1. 4.
Thomas Huntington,
probably the fourth son of Simon and Margaret,
though we have no record of the date of his birth. He was not of age in 1650, and was probably born in 1632 or 1633. He appears to have resided in Windsor, Conn., as he purchased land there
in 1656,
and
in
1658 was employed to
mend
the boat, and in 1660 was a fence
viewer.
He
and
next appears on the records of the town of Branford, in 1663.

first
He
married, probably, for his

later of
wife, a
daughter of
Wm.
Swain, of Weth-
erstield,
Branford; and for his second wife, Hannah, a daughter
of Jasper Crane, merchant,
who had moved from New Haven

It
will,
to
Branford
in
1652, at the settlement of the latter town.
perhaps, indicate, not
doubtfully, his character that he secured, in that day, an alliance with two
religious
The fathers of both of his wives were leading men, both in and civil affairs having been the first deputies to the general Court of Electors from Branford, in May, 1653, and for the next four years; Mr. Swain having been a delegate from Wethersfield, previously to his removal to Branford. That he was not unworthy of the alliance, the record also shows. In 1665, when, to avoid an unpleasant controversy which had arisen between the Branford people and their neighbors, on the union of the New Haven and Connecticut colonies, the Branford people decided to remove beyond the jursuch families.
;
isdiction of these
two
colonies,
we
find his
name among
those
who
subscribed
the
new compact.
In that instrument they bind themselves to provide "with
care and diligence for the maintenance of the purity of religion professed in
the Congregational churches of Connecticut."
The
subscribers had been
alarmed by the admission into the

nected with the Christian church.
civil offices of the union, of
men
not con-
These new adventurers, having the purity of religion mainly in view, in New Jersey, and laid there the foundations of the thriving city of Newark. Among the pioneers of that new settlement, Thomas was a prominent man. In 1677 he was appointed constable. In 1683 he was one of the towns1667 located themselves on the banks of the Passaic, in
men, the
first officers in
the colony.
In 1684 he was one of a committee ap-
pointed to treat with the Governor, in regard to a supposed infringement on

the rights of the town.
In 1685 he was one of the deputies from
Newark
to
the general court of the province of
New
Jersey.
As Samuel, his son, was made in 1694 a proprietor, which office his father had held, it is probable that Thomas was not then living. The last record of him that appears on the book, is that of 1685; the absence of his name from the list of those who, in 1689, contributed to the support of preaching, is pretty good evidence that between these years he had died. His widow, Hannah, married John Ward, first of Branford, and afterAnd there is on record a deed of land, in which this ward of Newark.
Hannah
is
named
his wife, in 1695.
1018
do not know of the existence of any representative of this branch of may be many. Our information is derived mainly from the record of wills and deeds, and depends largely upon inferences, more
the family, although there
We
or less certain, from these records.
CHILDREN.
*1.
2.
Samuel, born probably in Branford, Conn. Hannah. Her grandfather, Jasper Crane, mentions this daughter of Thomas Huntington in his will, calling her his granddaughter.
No
other record of her has been discovered.
1.4. 1.
Samuel Huntington, He
is
born probably
in
Branford, Conn.; married Sarah
In 1702, he and his wife, Sarah, conveyed land to Nathaniel Ward. described as " son and heir-in law of Thomas Huntington, deceased," in
a deed to J. and D. Crane.

selling land.
He was
will is
N.
J.
His
In 1704, Samuel and Sarah are again recorded as made, in 1694, one of the proprietors of land in Newark, dated November 11, 1704, and was proved November 19,
he gave his eldest son, Thomas, "this end of my homestead with house and barns, orchards and all other improvements," to his son, Simon, To his daughter, Hannah, he the remainder of the home lot and other land. gave "eighty acres near the Stone house plaine to be disposed of by my exe" all other out land to be cutrix, according to the discretion of my overseers
1712.
By
it
my
equally divided between

his
Thomas and Simon.
To
his wife, Sarah, he gave all
moveable estate, for her use "and for bringing up the three children above This seems to imply, that the children were not of age in 1704, and Samuel is not mentioned in the will, which suggests that he was probably born The widow, Sarah, was appointed sole executrix. after the date thereof.
named."
CHILDREN.
\
'
I
(
2.
Simon.
These two sons of Samuel Huntington are reported Hinman's Genealogy of the First Puritan Settlers
Connecticut.
^,
in of
3.
Hannah.
Samuel,
We
have no information respecting her, except the

in
mention of her
4.
her father's
will.
born, probably, in 1710.
1.4. 1.
Thomas Huntington, whose
to find.
1.
and marriage we have been unable
birth
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
Samuel, born in Newark, N. A Daughter, who married

Ball, of
J., in
1738.
a Mr.
Hedden and had
three sons,
David, Job and Simon, and one daughter who married Daniel
Newark, N.
J.
1019
1. 4. 1. 1. 1.
Samuel Huntington, born in Newark, N. J., in 1738, and married Margaret He was a man of public spirit and of manly and generous
.
impulses.
in
His gravestone, standing in the rear of the

that he died
first
Presbyterian church
Newark, says
March
6,
1818, aged eighty years.
The
grave-
stone of Margaret, his wife, testifies that she died

sixty-eight years.
December
N.
J.
23, 1808,
aged
CHILDREN, BORN IN NEWARK,

1.
2.
Phebe, married William Lee. Sarah, married Daniel Crane.
whom
of his
his grandfather
will.
She had a son, John S. Crane, Huntington named as one of the executors
He
does not appear to have qualified and acted in
that capacity.
We
have not ascertained whether Mrs. Crane
had other children.

3.
Mary
S.,
married a Sergeant.
his executors,
ing oath
geant."
Her father appointed her as one of Mary S. Sergeant, but in her qualifyshe is called "INIary S. Huntington, late Mary S. SerApparently she had in some way resumed her maiden
by the name
of
name.
Letters of administration on her estate were granted

3,
March
1846, and she had probably died a short time before
that date.
1.
4.1.2.
in
;
Newark, N. J., about 1696 married and died in 1770. In 1724. Thomas and Simon Huntington, late of Newark, now of Whipanong, in the county of Hunterdon, "being equally interested in certain lands of our honored father, Samuel Huntington, late of Newark, deceased," convey
Thankfull
,
land to Nathaniel
Ward.
15, 1770,
and proved September 3, 1770, he deN. J. By it he gave his "Sermon Book Titled the Ten Virgins," to his brother Samuel, and his " Great Bible," He appointed his brother, Samuel, and his wife, Thankto his son Samuel.
In his
will,
dated March
scribes himself as a resident of Morristown,
full,
he gave nothing to his son John, whom he menand who was probably otherwise provided for. John witnessed the will. It is probable that his daughters, who are all named and provided for in the will, were all married. The dates of the births of his children have not been ascertained. Whipanong is now Whippany. It is said to have been the seat of a tribe of Indians, and has, since the creation of Morris county, been included in it.
executors.
this will
By
tions as his eldest son,
CHILDKEN.
*
1. 2.
John.
Samuel.
1020
3.
Eunice, probably married an Ogden. or Gershom Gard. Joseph Gard died about 1833, leaving a will in which he mentions his wife, Phebe, his children, Elizabeth, Hesther, Hannah Fairchild and Lewis, and the heirs of his deceased son David. Gershom Gard and Phoebe, his wife, of Morristown, conveyed land to Coonrad Bunn by deed dated July 19, 1784, Elizabeth, probably married a Pierson. In the records of Morris county there are deeds by three Piersons, each of whom had a wife named Elizabeth, viz Lemuel, Job and Eleazer C. Pierson. These deeds all bear date between 1789 and 1804.
:
4.
Phebe, probably married Joseph
5.
6.
Sarah, probably married a Winters.

1. 4.
1.2.
1.
John Huntington,
born probably in that part of Hunterdon county,
N. J,, which is now Morris county. We do not know the dates of his birth and marriage, nor the name ot his wife. He probably had a farm and a forge or furnace for the smelting of iron ore near Shongom (or Shongum) Pond, then in the township of Mendham, now He died between March 15, 1770 and in Randolph, Morris county, N. J. September 16, 1794. The dates of the births of his children have not been
ascertained.
CHILDREN.
1.
Gilbert.
He
died in September or October, 1794, leaving a will

in that year,
dated September 16, and proved October 26,
by
which he gave
to his brother
Abraham "my Mountain

of seven acres
forge; " to his brother
lott of
and a half and my Samuel his 26 acre lot at the upper end of the pond and his pond lot; to his sister Mary, his desk and his bees; to his sister Rhoda, his cow to his youngest brother, John, his wearing apparel and five pounds to be paid to him when he should come of age to his sisters Mary and Rhoda the use of parts of his house and other privileges while they I'emained single, and to his sister Libba Nichols, "the Liberty and privilege of my part of the forge to make two tons of Iron, viz one ton in one year after my decease and one other ton in two years after my decease," Samuel and Abraham of Mendham, Morris Co., with their wives, by deed dated IMay 2, 179 7, conveyed to Joseph Meeker, land formerly of John Huntington, deceased, a part of which was "divided" to Gilbert, and by him devised to Abraham, another part which was " divided " to Samuel, and still another which was "divided" to Abraham.
24 20-100 acres,
my homestead
right to the water fire in
Shongom
2.
Samuel, married
Abigail
3.
1021
4.
LiBBA, married a Nichols. Abraham, married Sarah

2,
between June
12,
1795 and
May
1797.
5.
6.
7.
Mary.
Rhoda.
Simon, married Keziah John. He conveyed land
tract," to
.
8.
at
Shongum Pond
" part of the 113 acre
Jonathan Nichols by deed dated December 16, 1801. This land was probably set off to him in the division of his
father's estate.
sister Libba.
The grantee may have been
the husband of his
He
probably died in 1815.
The
were
interests of the sons of
in part sold
Morris county.
John Huntington in his real estate by themselves, and in part by the sheriff of They probably removed elsewhere, but where
we do not know.
APPENDIX
A.
APPENDIX
A.
1025
APPENDIX
A list
The
of such
A.
supposed descendants of Simon as we have been unable to

David, with his two brothers,
is
assign to their proper places in the family record.

first
on
this list,
claimed by the de-
scendants to have removed from some part of Connecticut to Newport and

Dighton, R.
1. I.
David, married, February

17, 1779.
17, 1763,
Comfort Bowers, who died Sep26, 1813,
tember
He
married, the second time, February 28, 1788, Elizabeth

1.
Barker, at Tiverton, R.
his second wife died
He
died
November
aged seventy-six, and
May
11, 1829,
aged eighty.
He
settled in
Newport, R.
I.,
where he died.
This
port, R.
2. 3.
list
ington, wife of No. A.

I.
which follows was mainly furnished by Mrs. Stephen A. HuntThe family went from Connecticut to New1. 3. 2. 2.
William, brother of the above David, who was never married. John, brother of the two above, never married. 4. Rebecca, half sister of the above brothers, is said to have married a Casey, and was remembered by David (A. 1. 3. 2.), as living in her widowhood
with his grandfather.
A. 1.
1.
DAVID.
;
2.
3.
Nancy, born May 8, 1764 died September 16, 1786. Rebecca, born November 12, 1765; died September 16, 1770. Joseph, born November 20, 1767; married Sarah Wauton, September
9,
1792
died in December, 1815.

;
4.
5.
6.
David, born November 18, 1769 died November Philip, born December 31, 17 71 died in August, Rebecca, born October 4, 1776 died in October,
;
22, 1771.
1798, unmarried. 1837, unmarried.
A. 1. 3.
1.
JOSEPH.
Stephen
2.
born August 29, 1793; died September 25, 1817. David, born April 6, 1795 married Sarah Bunker, October 8, 1818, in Nantucket, where they lived in 1858.
A.,
;
3.
4. 5.
6.
W., born June 20, 1796 married Mary E. Culbert, December 5, 1829, and lived in Nantucket; died December 18, 1844. Joseph, born September 17, 1797; died October 4, 1818. Elizabeth, born March 12, 1799; married, July 4, 1826, Benjamin Barnard of New York city. John P., box'u August 16, 1800 died in infancy,
; ;
Edward
65
102(i
7.
Frances
P.,
October
8. 9.
28, 1825, at
born October 16, 1802; married Aiiimiel Paddock, Nantucket. He died, and she married a
of
Mr. Compton
New York
city.
Samuel George
A., born
October 30, 1805; died in infancy. died in January, 1845, unR., born December 19, 1812
;
married.
A. 1. 3. 2.
1.
DAVID.
1819
;
Harriet
B.,
born August
2,
11,
married George
;
S.
S.,
Cleveland,
February
*
2.
1841, and had three children
George
Sarah H.,
and Henry Francis. Stephen A., born April

win, June 20, 1848.
27,
1822; married Clarissa Lovejoy Baldlived in Nantucket, in 1858.
They
6,
3.
Edward
Lydia
Pv.,
born October
1824
;
died April
3,
1854.
4.
5.
E.,
born October 10, 1827

;
Sarah
6.
7.
B., born March 10, Joseph W., born May 13, 1833. David, born April 8, 1836; died August
November 20, 1833. 1830 died November 23, 1833.

died
26, 1838.
A. 1. 3. 2. 2.
1.
STEPHEN
A.
Samuel
B.,
born April
1,
2. 3.
Stephen, born October 24, 1850. George S., born June 21, 1852.
4.
5. 6.
David A., born March 12, 1854. Sarah B., born February 8, 1857 Harriet Ann, born February 10,

1859.
The
following are taken from the gravestones of the old Norwich City
burying ground in East Chelsea, Mass.
the
Harriet, died September 29, 1815, aged thirty-nine. Mrs. Phebe, died at Acton, Vt., August 17, 1816, aged eighty. E. Huntington, whose wife and three daughters died at Charlotte, on The daughters Genesee river, in August, September, and October, 1819.
were:
Martha, aged
twenty-seven.
Phebe, aged twenty-one. Harriot, aged seventeen.

following are from the South ^lansfieM church records. Elijah, married Eleanor Arnold, December 15, 17 74. Elizabeth, married John Butts, May 5, 1795.
The
The following is from " Ilinman's first I'uritan settlers of Connecticut." Rachel, of Norwich, married Jos. Bingham of Windham, November 30,
1742, as his second wife.
APPENDIX
A.
1027
The following are from Lebanon records. Eleazer, married Jemima Right, July 15, 1725. John, married Mary, widow of Jos. Hutchinson, July Hiram "of Norwich," married Ann E. Mason, March
paper).
2,
1721. 1847.
3,
(Norwich
(Kilbourn
Genealogy).
Birth,
Sarah Amanda He was
of Mexico,
N.
Y., married Giles Kilbourn.
born in Plainfield, N. Y., and lived in Antrim, Mich.

of
December 12, 1820. Sarah, married Ralph Abbot, merchant,
Hudson, N. Y.
6,
(Abbot
1780.
Genealogy).
William,
son of William and Sarah, born in Amesbury, July
A. 2.
Charles Huntington.
children.
*
1.
John.
2.
3.
Charles. Aronald.
A. 2.1.
John Huntington, moved from Vermont
1812, as ship's carpenter.
to
Western
New York
with
an ox team about 1824 (63 miles from Buffalo).
He
served in the war of
CHILDREN.
1.
1028
A. 2. 1. 12. 1.
l)orn February 14, 1864, in Conewango, X. Y.; married, April 30, 1894, in Panama, X. Y., Nellie Mineola, daughter of William Henrj- and Izora (Starkweather) Ryon. He is a machine, tool and die builder, and received his education at the Chamberlain Institute in Randolph, N. Y. He lives in East Randolph, N. Y.
Charles Monroe Huntington,
CHILDREN.
1.
Frank William,
born November
20, 1895, in
Cold Spring, Cattar-
augus Co., N. Y.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Raymond IIokack, born August 19, 1898, in Cold Spring, N. Y. Donald Bishop, born July 26, 1902, in East Randolph, N. Y. Hallah Ruth, born July 14, 1907, in East Randolph, N. Y. Glenn Hukbert, born April 11, 1914, in East Randolph, N. Y.
A. 3.
Silas Huntington, born

died June 19, 1853.
May
5,
1769; married
Elizabeth
CHILD.
*1.
TsSACHAR, born March

is all
8,
1798.
to obtain.
This
the information
have been able
A. 3. 1.
IssACHAR Huntington, born March 8, 1798; married, September 24, 1818, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of George and Mary C. Rader. She was born March 16, 1802, and died October 27, 1884, in Charleston, 111.
He was
a farmer.
He
left
Knox
Co., Ind., about 1852, for Clark Co.,

III.,
111.;
moved to Coles Co., in 1867. They were Universalists.
He
died in Charleston,
February
7,
1882.
CHILDREN, born IN KNOX

1.
CO.,
INDIANA.
Samuel, born September 19, 1819; married Emma Kimberland, and died March 21, 1877, in Texas. They had two sons, Lincoln and Issachar, and two daughters. Polly, born April 22, 1822; died March 16, 1823,
in
2.
3.
Knox
Co., Ind.
William
B.,
born February 14, 1824; died July 10, 1825.
4. 5.
Jacob, born A^ml 4, 1826; died in June, 1899, in Callahan, Calif. Elizabeth, born July 21, 1828; married Thorton Scott, and died
in 1893, in
Knox
Co., Ind.
6.
7.
Abner, born January 20, 1831; died August 9, 1841. Joseph D., born October 9, 1833; married in Casey, 111., Jane Howe. He died October 9, 1859, in Yreka, Calif. They had
one son, William
J., of
Nogales, Ariz.
APPENDIX
8.
A.
1029
7,
John, born February

ton,
111.
23, 1836;
died September
1874, in Charles-
9.
Abraham
W., born August
11, 1838;
married Louisa Byers, in
Knox Co., Ind., and died April 21, 1877, in Charleston, 111. They had two sons, Frank who is dead, and Jacob of Charleston,
111,
10.
George, born May

Serene Mitchell.
1,
1841;
married,
first,
in
Clark Co.,
Co.,
111.,
lie married, second, in
Cumberland
111.,
*11.
Jane Rooks. He died June 26, 1874, in Charleston, had one son, Judson Bruce, of Jackson, Miss. Silas Guard, born April 15, 1844.
111.
They
A. 3. 1. 11.
Silas
married,
Guard Huntington,
born April
111.,
15, 1844,
in
Knox
Co., Ind.;
December
26, 1869, in Casey,
Luella, daughter of
14, 1849, in
Rebecca
111.
(Frizzell) Westall.
She was born July
George and Cumberland Co.,

111.,
He
is
a carpenter, and
111.,
then to Charleston,
moved from Knox where he now lives.

111.
Co., Ind., to Casey,
and
He was
to 1865.
a private in Co. G, 54th
Inf.,
during the Civil War, from 1861

ILL.
children, born in CHARLESTON,

1.
AViLLiAM Walter, born November 13, 1870; married, December They live in Charles24, 1896, in Charleston, Ida Lena Clark.
ton,
111.
2. 3.
Alonzo Alimon, born January 25, 1873; died August 10, 1874. Sylvia May, born March 21, 1876; married, December 27, 1905, They live in jNIilwaukee, in Chicago, 111., George W. Newman.
Wis.
4.
Cyrus AVestall, born December
26, 1883.
A. 4.
George
A., the son of Allen and Catherine (Bishop) Huntington, was
born February 19, 1859, in Jordan, N. Y.; married, April 15, 1860, in Cassopolis, Mich., Carrie Belle, daughter of Smith and Mary (Maine) Wooden. She was born May 19, 1860, in Cass Co., Mich.
He
is
a farmer.
In 1863 he
moved from Jordan, N.

lives.
Y., to Cassopolis,
Mich., in 1882, to Shelby, Mich., in 1886, to Cassopolis, Mich., and in 1888, to

Battle Creek, Mich., where he
now
They
are Baptists.
Mary Evelyn,
January
born
May
in
7,
1881, in Cassopolis, Mich.; married,
24, 1900,
Marshall, Mich.,
Plynn Fleming Cole.
They
live in Battle Creek,
Mich.
1030
A. 5.
in 1 782.
born in Conn.,
in
1735;
married, in 1798,
Rachel, daughter of Francis Kelley, a Revolutionary soldier.
He was
1797.
delpia, in
She was born journeyman shoemaker, and moved from Conn, to PhilaHe died in Franklin Co., Penn., in 1805, and his family
a
Oliio.
moved
to
Clark Co.,
CHILD.
*1.
William, born
in 1800.
A. 5. 1.
William Huntington, born in 1800; married, in 1839, Martha KirkHe settled in Springfield, O., in 1835, on a farm where are now He died in 1886. located the Clark Co. Fair Grounds.
patrick.
children.
*1. 2. 3.
4,
George, born in 1839. Anna, born in 1841. Hugh Kirkpatrick, born in 1846. Rachel, born in 1854; married Edward McClintock, and died
1910.
in
A. 5. 1. 1. 1.
George Huntington,
in
born
in 1839;
married
Anna Swayne. They
live
Yellow Springs, Ohio. CHILD.

1.
Charles Clifford,
is
born
in 1872;
married Stella Barkman.
He
a physician
in the
Department
of
Economics,
in the
Ohio State
University.
A. 5. 1. 2.
Anna (Huntington) Forbes,

and died
*1.
in 1903.
born
in
1841; married Arthur Forbes,
CHILDREN.
William, born
in 1860.
in 1862.
2.
3.
Margaret,
born
Florence, born
in 1869.
A. 5. 1.2. 1.
William Forbes,
Nora.
Curtis.
born
in 1860;
married Margaret Johnson.
children.
1.
2.
APPENDIX
A.
1031
A. 5. 1.2. 2.
Margaret (Forbes)
Collins, born
in 1862;
married Mitchell Collins.
1.
Anna.
A. 5. 1.3.
Hugh Kirkpatric Huntington, born

ton Pierce, and died in 1904.
1846
married Hannah Darling-
children.
* * *
1. 2.
William K., born in 1872. Arthur, born in 1873.

Kathehine, born
Carrie, born
in 1876.
3.
She resides
in
Columbus, Ohio.
4.
5.
in 1880.
Hugh, born
Edith, born
April 14, 1885, in South Charleston, Ohio.

in
in 1887.
He
is
prominent lawyer
*
6.
Columbus, Ohio, and a Presbyterian.
A. 5. 1. 3. 1.
William
K. Huntington, born
in
1872; married Leah Johnson, and
resides in Lima, Ohio.
CHILD.
1.
Hannah Mary.
A. 5. 1.3. 2.
in
Arthur Huntington, born Omaha, Neb.

1.
in
1873; married Helen Knapp.
Resides
CHILD.
Robert Arthur.
A. 5. 1. 3.4.
Carrie (Huntington) Bailey, born
resides in Raleigh, N. C.
in
1880; married E. G. Badey;
children.
1.
George Huntington.
Katherine Louise.
2.
A. 5. 1.3. 6.
Edith (Huntington) McNutt, born
resides in Boston, Mass.
in 1887,
married John C. McNutt;
CHILD.
1.
Mary.
1032
A. 6.
Humbert Thurston Scott Huntington, born May 4, 1885, in Birmingham. Ala. He was the only son of Francis Samuel and Mary Theresa
old,
Both his parents died when he was about seven years and he does not remember anything about them. He is an optometrist, and graduated from the Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology and Otology, of Chicago, 111. He traveled in England, France, Spain and Italy from 1892 to 1897. He studied music in Italy three and one half years has traveled in Mexico and Central America is a writer on sociological conditions, and is fluently conversant with Italian and Spanish.
(Scott) Huntington.
; ;
A. 7.
WiLLARD Jerome,
born November
8,
1873, in Elmira,
Y.; son of
Richard T. and Ella Huntington of Elmira, N. Y. Mr. Huntington is a printer and moved from Elmira, N. Y.,
port, Pa., in 1877,
to Williams-
from Williamsport to Philadelphia, Pa., in 1890.
He
is
an
Episcopalian.
A. 8.
Mary
was born
ton, at
in
A.
(Huntington) Wood, daughter

sheriff of the
of
Nathaniel Huntington, he
Albany, N. Y., April
one time
R.
County
James
Wood and
lived in
was Eliphalet HuntingN. Y., where he lived. Mary married Philadelphia, Pa., in 1911. She wrote for
15, 1802; his father in
further information in regard to her family, but with such data as she sent
we
have been unable
to connect
her with any of our Nathaniels or Eliphalets.
A. 9.
Richard D. Huntington in 1872 Helen Taylor. He is said to have had a
at Ashland, Ohio, married Frances
brother Samuel.
1.
Mamie, who married

1902.
L. S. Penn, and lived in Dayton, Ohio, in
May,
APPENDIX
Huntingtons
B.
who have Immigrated

since 1633.
to
America
APPENDIX
B.
1035
APPENDIX
A list of such immigrants
into the country as
B.
have been found.
B. 1.
in Liverpool, he having been born mother lived. His father was a seaman. He had one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Peabody, living in Frederickton, N. B. He had one daughter, Elizabeth Ann, in Chelsea, and two sons, Joseph and Thomas, the latter having one son, Thomas, in Wisconsin. He lived in Boston. He came to Boston in 1829, where he lived in 1858, a maker of nautical in Cornwall,
William,
a son of John,
his
who was born
where
instruments.
B. 2.
1780,
Thomas Huntington, born in Wells, England came to America about and died in 1799. An only son?, having but two sisters, one of whom
;
married a Broadbier.
children.
*
1.
James Pitcher, born

Grace, born
children,
in
in 1786.
2.
1792; married Lawrence Davenport, had three

in
and lived
;
New
Rochelle, N. Y.
3.
Ann, born
in 1793
married M. H. Edson of Troy, N. Y., had four

in 1840.
children,
and died
B. 2. 1. James Pitcher Huntington, born

of
in
1786
married Mary A. Constant,
New
Rochelle, N. Y., and died in 1855.
He
lived in
New
Rochelle, and
was a
justice of the peace for
many
years.
CHILDREN.
1. 2.
Charlotte, married William Baber, Grace, married T. W. Thorne, Jr.
of
New
Rochelle, N. Y.
3.
4.
5. 6.
Mary, married George Daniels. Jane, died March 16, 1858. Ann, born in 1817; died December 12, 1903. Thomas, married September 4, 1860, Mary, daughter of Robert Baker, of St. Louis, Mo. He was Captain of the steamer San
Francisco.
1036
* *
7.
huxtington genealogy.
8.
9.
James Pitcher. Isaac Constant.
Lawrence Davenport, a banker in New York, N. dead. He had some children, but repeated inc^ûiries
to elicit
Y.
He
is
have
failed
any
reply.
B. 2.
1.7.
Esther Hudson.
James Pitcher Huntington, married Mary

child.
*
1.
James Arthur,
born November
2,
1868.
B. 2. 1.7. 1.
James Arthur Huntington, born November
Rochelle, N. Y.; married
2,
1868, in
New
November
14, 1894, in
New
Rochelle, N. Y., Carrie
Theodora, daughter of Theodore and Caroline (Price) Pine.

April 28, 1869, in
She was born
New
Rochelle, N. Y.
He
is
Asst. Secretary of the
New
Rochelle Trust Company, and City
Treasurer of
New
Rochelle, where he resides.
children, born in
1.
new rochelle,
n. y.
2.
James Kenneth, born October 24, 1895. WiLLARD Davenport, born May 2, 1899.
3.
4.
Arthur Pine, born September 21, 1907. Theodore Thomas, born March 2, 1908.
B.2.
1863, in
1. 8.
24, 1834;
Isaac Constant Huntington, born July
married, about
New
Rochelle, N. Y., Addie, daughter of Yusted States and
Mary
(Bonet) Barton.
He New York He
She was born March 27, 1842, was a ship carpenter and farmer. He
City, until thirty years of age, then
2,
lived in
New
Rochelle and
moved
to
Rocheport, Mo.,
where he died June
1901.
served as 2d Lieut, in a company of infantry in the Civil AVar, and
was wounded at the second battle of Bull Run. He was a man of honor and respected in the community
lived, refusing all political offices.
in
which he
children.
*1.
2.
Lawrence Davenport, born November 3, 1865. James Pitcher, born May 25, 1867; married December
6,
1905,
*3.
4.
Lena E. Alexander. They live in Rocheport, Mo. Thomas Thorne, born December 20, 1868. Jane Addie, born October 14, 1875; married in September H. Wiswall, and lives in Rocheport, Mo.
1901,
APPENDIX
B.
1037
B.
2.1.8.
1.
3,
Lawrence Davenport Huntington, born November

Rochelle, N. Y.; married April 6, 1906, in Fitchburg, Mass.,
of Charles
1865, in
New
Anna, daughter
5,
and Mary (McName) Warner.

a bookkeeper.
She was born July
1874.
1883, and
He
and
is
He
lived in Roclieport, Mo., until
May,
then moved to
in 1903, to
New
Rochelle, N. Y.
I.,
In 1888 he
moved
to
Glens Falls, N. Y.,

are Episcopa-
Providence, R.
where he now
CHILD.
resides.
They
lians.
1.
Lawrence Arthur,
born July
5,
1899.
B. 2.
^lo.;
1.8.
3.
Thomas Thornk Huntington,

married June
5,
born December 20, 1868, in Rocheport,
JNIo., Irene, daughter of Samuel Crews and Mary Hayes (Miller) Denliam. She was born July 26, 1878. He is a farmer and raiser of pure blood Galloway Cattle. They are Baptists, and live in Rocheport, Mo.
1901, in Columbia,
children, born in rocheport, mo.

1.
2.
Hamilton Barton, born February 2, 1903. Carlton Denham, born January 28, 1907.
B. 3.
of
Thomas Huntington, who came to America in 1829, was the only sou Thomas Huntington and Janet (Yuile) his wife, a lady of Scotch birth, and grandson of John Huntington, the only one of several brothers to remain in England. The others emigrated to other places, some probably to America. He married in London, Eng., Elizabeth, daughter of Henry Lovatt and
He
1,
Jane (Lewis) Cotton.

left
Manchester, Eng.,
in 1829, for
N. Y.
His wife
York.
left
England
1830, with five of their children, and died
June
21, 1830, in
N. Y.
May He mar-
ried again,
January
5.
7,
1832, ]\Iaria Pye, of
New
He
died in Rahway,
N.
J., in
1834 or
children.
1.
Thomas, born December
1,
1803;
died in
November, 1831,
1830.
in
in
New
2.
York, unmarried.
1831, with his
3.
Henry, born June 14, 1805; died in December, John, born June 1, 1807, came from England
sister
Jane.
*4.
5.
Charles, born July 14, 1809. Eliza, born November 9, 1811; married, in N. Y., Robert Rattray. They moved to Cincinnati, O., but had no children. After her
husband's death she lived with her sister Jane in Minnesota,
and was
alive in 1908,
aged 97 years.
1038
6.
Mary, born February

unmarried.
24,
1815;
died in
New
York,
in
1835,
*7.
Jane, born December
8,
1818.
B.
England, April
22,
3.4.
14, 1809; married,
Charles Huntington, born July
in
Mancbester,
1830, Frances Pearce.
He
lived in
New
Haven, Ct.
He
died June 21, 1873, in Cincinnati, Obio.
CHILDREN.
1.
Frances Elizabeth, born July

in 1850.
7,
1832; married William
Duane
2.
Mary
Jane, born Marcb
29, 1835;
married
May
5,
1855.
3.
4.
Charles Edward, born April 28, 1837, and lives in William Henry, born July 5, 1840, and died aged
and one half months. Penelope, born February
six
28, 1844;
Shelton, Ct.
three years
5.
married Charles Phillips, of
New York
6.
City.
Adelia, died young.
B.3. 7.
Jane (Huntington) Earenfight, born December
March
4, 8,
1818;
married
In 1839, John, son of Christopher Earenfight, in Cincinnati, O. Mrs. 1882. August died where he 14, Minnesota, to moved 1863, they Earenfight died January 8, 1911.
children.
1.
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Elizabeth. Christopher Thomas. John Parcell, died in 1896. Charles Henry, died about Robert Rattray.
Mary
1875.
Martha
Jane.
13, 1860.
*8.
9.
William Edward. Richard Huntington, born July Kate Susan, died aged eleven and
one half years.
These children were all born in Ohio except the last, who was born in Minneapolis, Minn., where they reside, with the exception of Richard.
B. 3. 7. 8.
Richard Huntington Earenfight,
born July 13, 1860, in Moscow,
Ohio; married February 14, 1894, in Waverly, ()., Frances Wolfe, daughter of Thomas William and Isabel! (Wade) Higgins. She was born May 22, 1874,
APPENDIX
in
B.
1039
Waverlv, O.
Mr. Earenfight
is
a traveling salesman.
He moved from
Minneapolis, to Moscow, O., then to Council Bluffs, in May, 1891, to Sioux

Falls, in
lives.
September, 1910, and to Mexico, Mo., in April, 1912, where he now

are Universalists.
They
CHILDREN.
1.
Alleen, born March
4,
1896, in Council Bluffs, Iowa.

22, 1899, in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
2.
Frances Tsabell, born August
B.4.
Huntington,
manufacture of
came to Jersey with a large property, and invested
it
in the
iron.
He had
fourteen children, most of
whom
died young.
We have
the
list
obtained the names only of the following three.

follows,
This account, and

4. 1. 4.).
which
was furnished by John G. (Appendix B,
children.
*
1.
Abraham.
Simon.
2.
3.
A Daughter,
who married a
Nickle.
B.4. 1.
Abraham, went
White Deer
Mills,
to Moorestown, Northumberland Union Co., Pa.
Co., Pa.,
and thence
to
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
William, born in 1829. Sarah, who married David Hannah;

died about 1850.
lived in Centre Co., Pa.,
and
3.
4.
John
Betsy, died when a young woman. G., lived at Montgomery Station, where he was engaged on the railroad, and as a farmer.
5.
6.
Samuel. Gabriel.
B. 4. 1. 1.
William Huntington,
second wife, October
3,
born
in ISIuncy, Pa., in
1829; married as his
1861, in McJ^wensville, Pa., Jane, daughter of Jacob
(Egner) Truckenmiller. She was born May 10, 1834, in McEwensa farmer, and lived in Lycoming Co. and Union Co., Pa. He moved to Hamilton Co., Neb., where he died February 28, 1884. He served in the Civil War with the Army of the Potomac as forage master, but was not
and
Sallie
ville.
Pa.
He was
enlisted.
Thev were Evangelical Lutherans.
1040
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary
Jane, born
in
March, 1854; married,
in Aurora, Neb., in
1886, George Dixon.

2.
3.
4.
5.
William Alman, born in 1857. Daniel Jerome, born in 1858. Jacob Calvin, born in 1866 died Dora Matilda, born August 10,
;
in 1867, in
Lycoming,
Co., Pa.
1869, in Northumberland Co.,
Pa.;
Ratcliff.
6.
Anna
in Aurora, Neb., William R. She died April 7, 1893, in Stratton, Neb. Lavina, born September 29, 1871; lives in University Place,
married November 25. 1886,
Neb.
7.
Sadie Egner, born September

live in
27, 1873;
married December 23,
1904, in University Place, Neb., Frederick Peter Rose.
They
8.
Harry
Nehawka, Neb. Flickenger, born April
20, 1878.
B. 4. 1. 1.3.
Daniel Jerome Huntington, born
first,
in 1858, in
Hazelton, Pa.; married,
Lewisburgh, Pa., Susan Minerva, daughter of Samuel She was bom in Green Township, Pa., and and Susan (Kerstetle) Leepold.
February
23, 1882, in
died July 13, 1898, in Williamsport, Pa.

in So.
He
married, second,
Williamsport, Pa., Lucy Jane, daughter of John
March 15, 1900, Meriman and Corridon
She was born in Pontotoc Co., Miss. and moved from White Deer Mills to Williamsport, Pa., He was elected Trustee of the United Evangelin 1883, where he now lives. ical Church in 1907, and served one and a half years.
(Hanchins) Young.
He
is
a carpenter,
children.
1.
William Roy,
born September
14,
1883, in White Deer Mills, Pa.
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
Susan Minerva, born November 4, 1885, in Williamsport, Pa, John AVilliam, born March 12, 1888, in Williamsport, Pa. Owen Luther, born November 8, 1890, in Williamsport, Pa. Mile8 Irwin, born September 12, 1895, in Williamsport, Pa. Helen Elisabeth, born January 11, 1903 died March 6, 1903,
;
in
So. Williamsport, Pa.
B. 4. 1. 1. 8.
Harry Flickenger Huntington,

Co., Pa.;
born April
20, 1878, in
Lycoming
married September 28, 1904,
in
El Reno, Okla., Bessie May, daugh-
ter of
Merrick Dempster and Rosa (Plotner) Chtllson.

is
She was born
May
22,
1882, in Ohio.
He
York, Neb.,
a Methodist minister, and moved to Hamilton Co., Neb., in 1883, to in 1888, to Stratton, Neb., in 1890, to Aurora, Neb., in 1894, to
APPENDIX
B.
1041
University Place, Neb., in 1898, to Sioux City, Iowa, in 1906, and to Crete;
Neb., where he
now
lives, in
1908.
He
is
a graduate of the
Nebraska
Wesleyan University, 1903.

CHILD.
1.
Beatrice P^lizabeth, born
April
5,
1908.
B.4. 1. 4. 1.
Thomas
G.
Huntington,
son of John G., (B.
4. 1.
4) died at Kelly's
.
Cross Roads, Pa., February 20, 1904.
He had
married Essie Amelia
child.
*
1.
John Edwin.
B. 4. 1.4. 1.1.
John P'dwin Huntington,

West Milton, Pa.
married Hester A. Spotts.
They
reside in
child.
*
1.
Russell Harrison.
B.4. 1.4.
1. 1. 1.
Russell Harrison Huntington, married in 1910, in West Milton Pa., Bertha Catherine, daughter of Amnion and Ema (Bennage) Hoffman. She was born in February, 1888, in West Milton.
He
Pa.
is
the managing editor of the Republic, published in Montoursville,

are Lutherans.
They
1.
child.
Paulene
Izora, born August
23, 1911, in
Stroudsburg, Pa.
B.5.
George, who came
to this
I.
country in the year 1834, and
who
lived un-
married, in Providence, R.
B. 6.
John, who was the only son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Robinson), grandJohn and Jane (Dean), and great grandson of Joseph Huntington, a He married Mary Graham, stone mason and farmer of Cheshire, England. and came to this country in 1847. He lived at Black Earth, Wis., and had His eldest daughter is Mrs. Orval Hubbard of Rockland five children living. He had also two sisters, Mrs. Williams and Darlington, living in Co., Wis. The above account is from a letter addressed by John, above, to Wisconsin.
son of
Gurdon.
(1. 3. 4. 1. 5. 6. 5),
1042
B. 7.
.
An Episcopal clergyman
revolutionary war.
of
Huntington, L.
I.
He came
pre-
vious to the
He had
a family, one of his
daughters
marrying a Saxton, a second a Hack staff, and a third, William Hallock. Mrs. George Abbe of Windham, Conn., was a descendant of his, being a daughter
of
Mrs. Hackstaff.
sister of
For
this information
It
we
are indebted to the late Mrs.
Hyar, a
city.
Mrs. Abbe.
was
fully corroborated
d., of
by the independent
statements of Rev. William A. Hallock, v.
the Tract House,
New York
B. 8.
Chakles Peter,
ton, Mass., in 1819,
son of William Huntington, of England, born in Boslaborer,
was a
and moved
to
Pine Creek, Pa.
children.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Eugene. Maria. William. Timothy.
B. 9.
Charles Peter Huntington, born in Boston, Mass.; married, in Dedham, Mass., Melvina, daughter of Charles and Pemmie (Kinney) Smith. She was born December 25, 1867, in Greenfield, N. B.
He
is
a laborer, and
lives
in
Lynn, Mass., and
is
a deacon
in
the
Methodist Church.
children.
1.
Bertha, born
in
Houlton, Maine.
is
2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
John, born in Houlton, Maine, and Ellen, dead. David, born in Florenceville, N. B. Carrie, dead. Florence. Simon.
dead.
B. 10.
land;
born February 2, 1864, in Birmingham, Engmarried December 24, 1888, in Birmingham, Eng., Sisin, daughter of George and Catherine (Long) Shelly. She was born April 16, 1870, in Bir-
Walter Huntington,
mingham, Eng.
He is a pearl button maker, a graduate of St. Mathias School, England. He moved from Birmingham, Eng., between 1895 and 1903, to New York
City,
where he now
lives.
APPENDIX
B.
1043
CHILDREK.
1.
Lilian, born April mingham, Eng.
4,
1890, and died
December
20, 1890, in Bir-
2. 3. 4.
5.
Nellie, born March 6, 1892, in Birmingham, Eng. Walter, born February 9, 1893, in Birmingham, Eng. Dorothy, born July 6, 1895, and died August 5, 1895, in mingham, Eng. Evelyn, born December 6, 1903, in New York City, N. Y.
Bir-
B. 11.
Richard Huntington,
in his native town.
of Swarmfleet, Goole, Yorkshire,
England, died
children.
1.
*2.
John
H., born
May
1,
1803.
*3.
*4,
Robert. Richard. George Henry, born
in 1811.
There were some daughters
in this family
who
died young.
B. 11. 1. John H. Huntington,

March
1,
born
May
1,
1803, in Swarmfleet, Eng.; married
24, 1831, in
Laxton, Yorkshire, England, Mary, daughter of William
and Ann (Thornber) Hatfield.

1897, in Platteville, Wis.
She was born April
30, 1811,
and died March
in
He was a farmer, and moved from Yorkshire, Eng., to Pittsburg, Penn., March, 1831, where he lived until the spring of 1837, when he moved to Platteville, Wis., where he died March 1, 1883. They were Methodists.
CHILDREN.
*1.
2.
3.
born December 8, 1831. Ann, born February 6, 1834; died July 13, 1835, in Pittsburg, Pa. Mary Ann, born May 26, 1836; married in August, 1852, in Platteville, AVis., James Waterland. She died September 17,
1890, in Platteville.
William Hatfield,
4.
Sarah, born August

ville,
17, 1838,
and died July
9,
1847, in Platte-
Wis.
5.
Elizabeth, born November 11, 1840; married March 15, 1859, in Platteville, Wis., Henry Howell Fitch. They live in Sac City,
Iowa.
*6. *7.
8.
Maria, born December
23, 1842.
John Pknnison, born December 8, 1844. Thomas Thornber, born August 14, 1846, and
1855, in Platteville, Wis,
died October
9,
1044
9.
Lydia Jane, born November

Platteville,
3,
184S; married
March
13, 1867, in
10.
Joseph Simmons Robinson. They live in Belmont, or Tpswioh, Wis. George Richard, born August 29, 1851; married Ella E. Rodenbaugh, in Platteville, where they lived. He died January 29,
1898, in Platteville, Wis.
B.
burg, Penn.; married,
11.1.1.
born December
8,
William Hatfield Huntington,

first,
1831, in Pitts-
in Platteville, Wis., in 1851,
Mary Ann
Clayton.
He
married, second, in Platteville, in 1856, Sarah Fearr.
He
died August
13, 1861, in
Elk Grove, Wisconsin.
children.
1. 2.
John
R., lives in
Newton, Kansas.
lives in
Mary (Huntington) Walton,
Newton, Kansas.
B. 11. 1. 6.
Fitch, born December, 23, 1842, in Plattevillej Wis.; married March 6, 1866, in Platteville, Wis., David Blakely, son of Hewit and Julia M. Fitch. He was born July 12, 1839, in Otsego, Co., N. Y., and
died
Maria (Huntington)
December
30, 1910, in
Pomona,
Calif.
He was
1894,
a woolen manufacturer and dry goods merchant.
He
lived in
Otsego, Co., N. Y., until 1860, Chenango and Cortland Go's., N. Y., until
when he went
to California.
He
served in the Civil
N. Y.
Vols., as private secretary to Fiist Lieut,
War in Co. H, 152d and Capt. Commission.
of Vicksburg Post (Pomona) G. A. R., at the time of and had spent two days at encampment in August, 1910, at HuntA brave soldier from first to last. ington Beach. He was deacon in the Norwich, N. Y., Baptist Church for several years to 1894, and deacon of the Congregational Church (?) in Pomona, at the time his death, of his death.
He was commander
CHILD.
1.
Frances, born December 15, 1867, in Rockwell's ]\Iills, N. Y.; married June 30, 1894, in Norwich, N. Y., John David Shattuck.
He
is
a graduate of Yale University, and

live in
is
in the gas business.
They
Ridley Park, Penn.
B. 11. 1.7.
John Pennison Huntington,

Wis.; married,
first, in
born December
in his native
8,
1844, in Platteville,
February, 1867,
town,
Eva
Palliser.
He
Wis
married Jane Rodenbaugh, as his second wife.
They
live in Platteville,
APPENDIX
CHILD.
*1.
B.
1045
Mabel Emma,
born June
6,
1870.
B. 11. 1. 7. 1.
Mabel Emma (Huntington) De

ville,
AVitt, born June
6,
1870, in Platte-
Wis.; married October 4, 1893, in Platteville, Clinton, son of
John and
Lucy Ann (Young) De Witt.

ate of the Platteville
He was born January

is
5,
1867, in Belmont, Wis.
Mr. De Witt was a banker and
Normal
to Platteville, Wis., in
lives, in
now an orange rancher, and is ,a graduHe moved from Belmont, Wis., January, 1889, and to San Dimas, Cal., where he now
School, 1887.
February
12, 1910.
CHILDREN, BORN IN PLATTEVILLE, WIS.

1.
2.
3.
Dorothy Eleanor, born January 31, 1897 John Donald, born October 28, 1898. Horace Huntington, born July 27, 1905.
B.
died February
2,
1897.
11.2.
;
Robert Huntington, born in Swarmfleet, England Pilgram. Moved to America after 1833.
child.
*
1.
married Hannah
Richard Pilgram,
B. 11. 2. 1.
Richard Pilgram Huntington, born October
England; married
ter of in
11, 1832, in Swarmfleet,
May
29, 1856, in PlattevUle, Wis.,
Roxana Melvina, daugh-
John Kidder, and Orrilla (Noris) Hackett. She was born May 5, 1837, Richmond, Ohio. He is a gardener, and lived in Darlington, Lafayette Co., Wis., from December 14, 1864 to 1902, when he moved to Platteville, Wis., where he now
resides.
He was class leader for twenty-seven are primitive Methodists. and local preacher from 1861 up to the present time (1909). He has been church Steward, Sunday School Supt., Teacher of the Bible Class, and has engaged in revival services. children.
They
years,
1.
Myron
2.
Leslie, born June 26, 1857, in Elk Grove, Wis.; married August 10, 1891, in Darlington, Mary Margaret Gillman. They live in Platteville, Wis. Cyrus Melvin, born September 1, 1859, in Elk Grove; married
November
29, 1883, in Platteville,
Anna Lovina Bronson. They
Wis.
1046
3.
Orrilla Lovina, born October 26, 1861, in Elk Grove; married March 16, 1886, in Scales Mount, Alfred Murlow. They live in
LuA'erne, Minn.
4.
Fannie May, born May

Washington.
31, 1866, in Darlington;
married August
live in
Milton Satterlee.
They
Renton,
5.
Jenet Norris, born June

Charles Brian Dugdale.
14,
1870; married
March
Wis.
23, 1897,
They
B. 11. 3.
Richard Huntington, born
Myers.
in Swarmfleet,
He
died in Platteville, Wis., April 28, 1871.
England; married Mary Came to America be-
tween 1833 and 1836.
CHILDREN.
*
1.
2.
William Morsby, born January 26, 1837. Lydia Ann, born November 30, 1845. See
B. 11. 3. 1.
record, B. 11. 4.
1.
William Morsby Huntington,

and Mary (McBride) Robinson.
Wis.
born January
26, 1837, in Platteville'
Wis.; married in January, 1859, in Platteville, Sarah Ann, daughter of William
She was born
May
He was
ried again,
His wife mara farmer, and died in Platteville, January 4, 1860. Her name now is Sarah Ann Walker. and raised a large family.
They are
1.
Methodists.
CHILD.
Edward Myers,
born November
5,
1859, in Platteville, Wis.;
mar-
ried February' 22, 1885, in
Fort Dodge, Iowa,
Roma
Myree,
daughter of Julius and Frances Elizabeth (McCanon) Stevens.
She was born September 22, 1860, in Eldora, Iowa. He was a hardware dealer, and is now interested in farm lands. He moved from Platteville, Wis., to Algona, Iowa, in August, 1869; returned to Platteville, March 22, 1872; moved to Whittemore, Iowa, in August, 1881
1894, where he
;
to
Bode, Iowa, in July, 1883

to Norfolk, Neb.,
to
26,
Irwin, Iowa, in September, 1887;
June
now
lives.
He
is
a trustee of the
first
Congre-
gational church in Norfolk.
B. 11.4. George Huntington, born in 1811, came to America in 1845; Ann Cooper. He died in Platteville, Wis., December 14, 1889.
CHILD.
*
1.
married
George Cooper,
born March
10, 1840.
APPENDIX
B.
1047
B. 11. 4.1.
George Cooper Huntington,
born March 10, 1840, in Swarmfleet,
England; married November 24, 1864, in Platteville, Wis., Lydia Ann, daughter of Richard and Mary (Myers) Huntington. She was born November 30, See B. 11. 3. 1845, in Platteville, Wis. He is a farmer and a dealer in real estate. He lived in England five years, and in Wisconsin thirty-eight years, and is now living in Luverne, Minn.
They
* *
are Unitarians.
CHILDREN.
1.
Laura Emma,
born September
6,
1867.
2.
3.
Otis Furl, born September 17, 1869. Guy Bateman, born August 18, 1874; married October 23, 1902, Laura Charlotte Mahoney. They live in Los Angeles, Cal.
B. 11. 4. 1. 1.
Laura Emma (Huntington) LaDue,

Platteville, Wis.;
born September
6,
1867, in
married August 28, 1890, in Luverne, Minn., Albert Deratt, son of Jay and Jeanette (Buell) LaUiie. lie was born October 17, 1865, in
Rochester, Minn., and
moved
to
Luverne, Minn.,
in 1885,
where he
is
a banker.
They
are Episcopalians.
children, born in luverne, MINN.

1.
2.
3.
Jay Huntington, born June 1, 1891. George Morris, born December 20, 1892. Laura Bert, born June 4, 1894.
Russell Morseby, born August
11, 1895.
7.
4.
5.
Charles Mayo,
born July
25, 189
B. 11.4. 1.2.
Otis Purl Huntington, born September
married June
25, 1872.
8,
17, 1869, in Platteville, Wis.;
1893, in Luverne, Minn., Katherine Winifred, daughter of

Isabella
Knute Washington and
(Boorman) Jargo.
Platteville, Wis.,
in

from 1879 to 1883,
to
He
in
is
a banker, and
lived in
in
Luverne, Minn., from 1883 to 1895,
New York
City from 1895
1905,
and
Luverne,
]\linn.,
since 1905.
They
are Unitarians.
children.
1.
2.
John Cooper, born June 30, 1900, in Newark, N. J. Helen Florence, born May 14, 1906, in Luverne, Minn.
B. 12.
James Henry,
born
son of Nathaniel and Sarah (Alexander) Huntington,
May
22, 1836, in
Plymouth, Mich.; married, December
24, 1862, in
Jack-
1048
son, Mich., Elizabeth,
born July
daughter of Robert and Sarah (Cook) Watts. She was England. He was a moulder, and lived on a farm near Plymouth until twelve years of age, then moved to Jackson, where he resided until his death, September
16, ]836, in
8,
1905.
They were
Baptists.
CHILDREN.
1.
Mary
in
Adeline, born June
8,
1864.
2.
Sarah Maud, born January

Portland, Ore.
married in September, 1906, Spokane, Wash., Hamilton Oliver Ashbury. They live in
21, 1868;
3.
Harry Watts,
in Jackson,
born December
1882.
16,
1878; died January 20, 1881,
Mich.
born July
9,
4.
Elizabeth
L.,
B. 13.
John Thomas,
in Chicago,
111.,
son of Jonathan and Martha (Mason) Huntington, (son
of Joseph), born in Liscard, Cheshire,
England; married, December 26, 1900, Minnie Beatrice, daughter of Thomas and Mary (Tunstall) Dutton. She was born December 23, 1879, in Birkenhead, Cheshire, England.
He
is
building inspector of the Western Electric Company.

P^ng., to
He moved
lives.
from Liscard,
Chicago,
111.,
in April. 1889,
where he now
They
1.
are Episcopalians.
children.
2.
Jonathan Thomas, born June 18, 1902. George Raymond, born July 27, 1906.
Alice MAiiGrERiTE, born December
20, 1909.
3.
B. 14.
Craven, son
Huntington), born
of
Haven and Mildred
(Hall) Huntington, (son of

first,
Edward
in 1828, in
Fairfax County, Va.; married,
in 1849, in
Washington, D. C, Emily, daughter of John Simms. She was born in AA'ashington, D. C, and died in Fairfax County, Va., in 1882. He married, second, in 1884, in Washington, D. C, Patsy, daughter of Bartlett Tyler. She was
born in Richmond, Va.
children, born in FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.

1.
Elizabeth, born January
18,
1855; married James Young, and
died in July, 1890, in Fairfax County, Va.
2. 3.
Haven,
born January
18, 1859.
Peter, born April

live in
11, 1861;
married
in 1883,
Nora Tyles.
They They
4.
Newington, Va. Mildred Lee, born May

live in
l-'J,
1863; married John Floyd.
Alexandria, Va.
APPENDIX
5.
B.
1049
married October
28, 1909,
Robert Lee, born December

in Fairfax County, Va.,
20, 1866;
Annie Devers.
They
live in
Newington,
Va.
6.
7.
8.
Emily, born October 7, 1867; married in Fairfax County, Va., Milton Violet. They live in Torton Valley. Snowden, born December 23, 1871. Sally Ellen, born Xovember 2, 1874; married in 1890, in Washington, D.
C, Norman Simms.
They
live in
Alexandria, Va.
B. 14. 2.
Haven Huntington,
married December
born January
18, 1859, in
Fairfax County, Va.;
Burkes Station, Va., Alice Louise, daughter of Albert and Susanna (Stauffer) Young. She was born July 2.5, 1858, in Alexandria, Va. He was track foreman for the W. A. and Mt. V. R. R., in Alexandria, Va., and was killed by electricity in the power house of that company August 22, 1896. He was a Methodist.
18, 1878, at
children.
1.
Mabel
Irene, born
May
4,
1880; died August 21, 1880, in Fairfax
County, Va.
2.
William Albert,
born June 27, 1882; died October
2,
1882, in
Fairfax County, Va.

3.
4.
5.
6.
Lillian Edith, born February 12, 1884; married April 30, 1902, Daniel Fry, and died November 24, 1904, in Alexandria, Va. Harvey Edwin, born August 13, 1887, in Alexandria, Va. He is a sheet metal worker, and has lived in Alexandria, Va., and in Annapolis, Md. He moved to Washington, D. C, in January, He is a Methodist. 1906, where he now lives. Ernest Allen, born October 30, 1892, in Alexandria, Va. Haven Lester, born May 3, 1896, and died August 16, 1899,
in Alexandria,
Va.
B. 15.
Giles, son of Levi and Sophia (Emery) Huntington, born January 30, 1849, in Coral, 111.; married, July ll, 1876, in Walnut, Kan., Hannah Almira, daughter of David C. and Eliza J. (Cary) Cluebich. She was born August 24, 1858, in Ohio. He is a manufacturer of windmill tanks, and pumping machinery, and lived in Marengo,
1872, in
III.,
Emery
in 1864, in
Jewell County, Kan., in
Omaha, Neb.,
in
1881, and in California, in 1885.
They
are
now
living in Santa
Ana, California.
children.
1.
Leo Merton, born May

Rosamond,
Cal.
9,
1877, in Walnut, Kan.; married, Janu-
ary 12, 1901, in Los Angeles, Cal., Martha Zillars.
They
live in
1050
*
2.
3.
Carl Emery, born July 8, 1880. Helen Maud, born November 18,
July
10, 1903,
1882, in
Thomas Franklin
Tedforrl.
Omaha, Neb.; married, They live in Gar10,
dena, Cal.
4.
Ethel
Mai!ie, born March
6, ISS.'ijin
Kansas; married, August
1909, in Los Angeles, Cal., William

5.
6.
Montgomery Jackson.
Cal.;
Cora Eliza, Laura May,
born
born
May May
11, 1887, in
Santa Ana, Cal.
19, 1889, in
Santa Ana,
married Au-
gust 10, 1909, in Los Angeles, Cal., Lester Wilson Slabach.

7.
Alice Almira, born December
29, 1896, in
Santa Ana, Cal.
B.
15. 2.
born July
8,
Carl Emery Huntington,

ried,
1880, in Walnut, Kan.; mar-
Dora Mame, daughter of Albert and Amanda (E^ddy) Walenpaugh. She was born December 5, 1880, in Gibben, Neb. He is a machinery salesman, and lived in Santa Ana, Cal., from 1885 He then moved to Gardena, to 1903, in Los Angeles, Cal., from 1903 to 1911. He was treasurer of the Immanuel Baptist Church Cal., where he now lives.
October
2,
1905, in Pasadena, Cal.,
in
Santa Ana, for about one year, 1901.
CHILD.
1.
Harold
P^mery, born January
2,
1907.
B. 16.
Cynthia Bridelle (Huntington, Cox) Washburn, daughter
of
William Campbell and Jane Melissa (Emery) Huntington, son of Calvin Huntington, born in Marengo, Til.; married, first, December 18, 1874, in Burr Oak, Kansas, Abner Carver, son of William and Mary (Carver) Cox. He was born September 7, 1850, in Newcomerstown, Ohio. He was a farmer, then a merchant and undertaker. He moved from Ohio to 111., in 1854, to Iowa, about 1864, to Kansas in 1870, to Oregon in 1890, to Washington in
1894, where he lived until his last illness,
when he went
to Illinois,
where he
died February
8,
1899, in Prairie City.
He was
Church.
raised a Quaker, blit later
was a member
of the
Methodist
Mrs. Cox married, second, August

Marion, son of Christopher C. and Julia
25, 1901, in Lincoln, Calif., Francis
Ann (Showen) Washburn.
He was
born August 25, 1845, in Waynetown, Ind., and was married twice before this marriage. He is a clergyman, and a graduate of Western College, Iowa, 1874.
He moved
from Indiana
to
Minn,
in
1857, to Iowa, in 1867, to Wis. in
1874, to Calif, in 1888, to Minn, in 1890, to Colo, in 1896, to Calif., again in 1898, where they
now
live, in
Suisun.
He
is
a Congregationalist,
and has been
member
of the
American Board
since 1908.
APPENDIX
B.
1051
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Jessie Marie, born Sejjtember 19, 1875, in Burr Oak, Kansas; married January 20, 1906, in Des Moines, Iowa, Ralph Ward Wells. They live in Oakland, Calif. Nina Ruth, born September 26, 1884, in Burr Oak, Kansas, and died January 29, 1890, in Burr Oak.
B. 17.
Wesley Huntington,
1876.
married Nancy Stevenson.
They both died
in
CHILDREN.
1.
Elmer Ellsworth,
ter of Nicholas
born March
5,
17,
1862, in East Randolph,
N. Y.; married March
1891, in East Randolph, Lena, daugh-
May
and Josephine (Hopman) Arend. She was born He was a lumberman, and always lived in East Randolph, N. Y., where he died July 10, 1905. In 1893 he was commissioner in Chautauqua County.
4,
1862, in Fenvanna, N. Y.
2.
3. 4.
5. C.
George, lives in Bradford, Pa. Mertie, married a Andruss, and
lives in Jamestown, N. Y. Viola, married a Sprague, and lives in Ellington, N. Y. Solana, married a Shaw, and lives in Kansas. Mary, married a Tuttle, and lives in East Randolph, N. Y.
B.
18.
6,
James Henry Huntington, born August

Tyler.
1838, at Fairfax Court
House, Va., married Georgiana, daughter of Thomas and
Mary (Gruver)
1915, lived in
He
is
a tinsmith by trade, but
now
retired,
and has,
in
Plainfield,
N.
J.,
more than forty years.

all
They have had
eight children born
to them, of
whom
but one died young.
child.
*1.
James Edward, born August
24, 1863.
B. 18. 1.
James Edward Huntington,

D. C; married, at High Bridge, N.
born August 24, 1863, in Washington,

1886, Mary, daughter of William
J., in
Burke.
boyhood.
He
is
a painter, and has lived in Plainfield, N. J., ever since early
CHILD.
*1.
Mamie, born Mav
24, 1888.
1052
B. 18. 1. 1.
Mamie (Huntington) McCue,

married April
6,
born
May

live in Plainfield,
N.
J.;
1910, Joseph
Thomas McCue.
They
N.J.
He
is
a machinist, and they are
Roman
Catholics.
children, born in plainfield,

1.
n. j.
2.
Dorothy Paulita, born March 13, 1911. Joseph Thomas, born June 13, 1914.
1053
INDEX.
1054
1055
1056
1058
HCNTINGTON GENEALOGY.
1060
1062
HUNTINGTON GBNEaLOGY.
tNDEX.
1003
1064
1066
Page
Burrows, Elizabeth Hotchk Evelyn M. George Lord Burry, David Emily

. .
Henry James
Jessie
Jerusha
Mae Mary
Burt, Celia Julia Phihira

.
Mary Jane
Burton, Carrie Alice Henry Charles

AVilliam Burtt, Ebenezer
205 406 205 656 657 656 657 656 657 656 657 94 102 816 959
52-2
Butler, Susan Louisa
William Butman, Doctor
Butterick, Liza Button, Artemesia

.
George W. William Butts, John Buxton, Alice

Alice J.
Arthur H.
Daniel
P^lizabeth
Henry Herbert
Herman Albert
Horace Francis
Ira
285
72 72 72 72 72 72 72 72 937 301
James
Joshua Lydia
Eldridge Francis
George Lydia
Mary
Mary Mary Ann Mary Ethel

.
Orandall
Sally
Samuel Bush, Almira

BarziUai
Claire
J. T.
.
Walter Staples
Byers,
Eva Othalia
Henry Oscar
.
James
S.
Mabelle Bush, Oscar Henry
Ralph Roy Lorenzo Sally Rosanna Bushnell, Ebenezer Jonathan

.
Mary Mary (Mrs.) Butler, Anna Elizabeth

.
927 927 927 290 920 927 927 927 926 153 1013 420 78 -535
24
Louisa William Byington, Amanda Melvina
James
Byles, Abigail
Andrew Huntington
Elislia
.
Josias
Lucy
Zerviah Byrnes, Ann Hepsibah
William
Cadmus, George Jasper Jane

.
Cadwell,
Chauncy Sage Deborah Hansen

Delia Elethea
.
Eli
Emily Huntington
Francis Julia Henrietta Mary Josephi
Morgan
Morten Mr.
Samuel
.
655 699 964 769 657 657 657 655 364 657 364 460
121
Edward C. Edward Sherrill Henry Sherrill
Laura Sherrill Cady, Alice Howard

Alice
May
Anna
Alton Eleazer Virgil Louise

.
68;:
Clifton
Earnest Earnest Huntington
Helen IJaker
Jessie
Sumner
.
Prescott Hall
Merle
828
Raymond
ior.8
1070
HUNTINGTO>f GENEALOGY.
INDEX.
1071
1072
1073
Page
Cobb, Lucy Miranda Lydia Aurelia Lydia Peck Lyman Howell

.
Mary Mary L. Raymond

.
Miller
Coburn, Alexander Cochran, Augustus
Howe
David Harry Harry Gregory James Blair

.
.
Cochrane, Archibald Coe, Charles W.

.
Henry W.
Coffin, Ellen
Huntington
Grace Mayhew
WiUiam W. Coggeshall. Ada Anna

.
Arabella
William William A. Coggshall, Mehitable

.
340 341 340 340 917 220 341 800 710 68 710 710 473 930 905 905 981 981 980 473 473 473 473 473
151 150 150
Colby,
Hannah
Joseph
Mary Mary (widow)

Coldwell* Miss
Cole, Abel
.
Abigail
Abner
... ... .... ... ... ....

. .
Page
48
66
49-68
18 756 174
962 410
196
Anjennette
.
.
Amy Eno
410
83
Charles Henry Charles James Caroline

.
. .
.
410
947 173
David
Eliza Durant 490 Elizabeth Huntington 410 410-411 Francis Watkinson Henry 83 John M. 212 Loa Belle 83
.
. .
Mary Ann
Miss Peleg
.
....
.
... ...
.
. .
585-823 212
196 1029 410 410 410 411 430 430 292 292 161 266 621 621 620 621 620 833 471 104
69 703 703 703
Coggswell, Alice
James Mason
F.
Rev. Dr. Coghill, Georgianna

Cogswell,
446 446
797 757 764 763 764 763 763 764 764
Plynn Fleming Richard Huntington Samuel Huntington Sara Blair William Kaufman Coleman, Jennie Robert G.
.
.
.
. .
.
Alma
Coles,
Ann
Eunice Gideon
Edson Jerome George

.
Joseph
Phebe
Coley,
Henry Hezekiah Hezekiah James John

.
Edward Huntington
.
....
. .
.
...
.
Francis Chase
James Edward
.
.
Mary
Pearsall
.
.
Mason
Mr.
Oliver
.
763-764 460
764 763
Samuel Morehouse
Coif, Sylvia
Dutcher
William
Coit, Daniel
Colfax, Elizabeth Collagher, Charles
H.
. .
Lathrop
Daniel Wadsworth Eliza Harriet Frances

.
Henry H.
Joshua Joseph
Lucy
Lydia Maria
Colburn,
532 533 533 533 533 533 477-533 477 533 533
770 163 300
CoUey, Emeline B. Collins, Abner D.
Alonzo
Anna
Aretus
Charles Darius
David
Hannah
.
Jane
Decius Elias B. Elizabeth Eunice
... ... ... .... ... ...

. .
835-1031
702-835 835 835 703 995 835 566-835
703
Colby, Eunice
Huntington Lynde
074
UUNTINUIOX GENEALOGY.
iok;
Page
Creer,
Mary
Crete (^Marguerite) Crippen, Cynthia Crocker, John

Croft, Edwin Crolius, Sarah E.
Phillip
(Widow)
Cronenberger, Clara Rosine
Jacob
Crook, Eliza Crooker, Mary Ferris Cropley, Doris Caroline George Forster Janet Chapman Crosbie, Charles ^label Grazia Crosby, Abigail Albert
. .
Alonzo Annie
Charles Cornelia N.
David Green Ebenezer
Edwin
Eliza Joel Julia
.
Geneva
. .
Levi
Mary Ann
Mr.
Olive
Piatt
.
.
382 644 1005 427 1003 247 102 102 988 653 998 998 998 729 729 320 320 320 38 320 573 905 319 320 320 905 320 935 320 320 922 320
931
Cuminings, Albert
Margaret Myrtle Alice
Cunningham, Annie Huntington
Bertram G.
Daniel
Edwina Huntington
Lydia Huntington Margaret
Mary
Mr
....
. . .
William Barnes William Huntington Currie, Margaret Currier, David
Emma
Lydia
....
Fanny
.
Curry, Albert Rodney
George Byron (Col.) George Haskins George Huntington Helen Clare Lorenzo Curtiss, Amelia Augusta Marshall
.
. . .
Cornelia Daniel
David David H. David Stiles

Elvira
... ....
.
.
58 58 59 59 766 591 286 641
.
.
Susan
Thomas Huntington
Cross, Clarissa
. .
320 320 200

759 190
Hannah Henry Burr

Maria
Mary Ann N.
Nathan
Sarah
Mary Mary Louise

Samuel Samuel (Gen.) Crow, Huldah Crowan, Mary Crowell, Sarah Maria Cruttenden, Jane
Culbert, Mary Culver, Asa L.
.... .... ... ....

.
Christopher
Isabel
.
Jeremiah Jonathan
E,
Lucy PoUy
Roswell Cumings, Cora Merrick
May
190 200 88 822 989 907 1025 1008 467 467 85 1008 85 294 1008 264 264
Sybilla Cleora
Wallace William Gushing, William

.
...
.
. . . . .
.
880 880 880 880 880 945 286 283 880 880 880 880 295 880-914
201 191 780 917 497 287 605 677
Custer,
Martha Ann
.
Cuthbertson, Ethel Cutler, Jesse
.
.
Margaret
.
.
Mary
Cutshaw, Sophia Cutting, William

.
Griffith
Cutts, Elizabeth Pierson Daily, Sarah .
Dake, Mary A. Dakin, Betsey Dale, Horace Christian Mary Helen .

. .
.
428 968 407 881 349

349
1078
1080
INDEX.
1081
1082
1083
1084
Hu^rTiNGTON Genealogy.
1086
1088
1090
1092
1093
Page 647
Hamilton, Hannah Jane
568 821 ]Maria Louise 972 Maude Celestia 680 Rebecca 556 Hamlin, Charlotte Lucretia 137 Charles Win slow 137 Daniel Ranny 136 -137 Harriet Cornelia 137 Hammell, Daniel Frederick 957 Hammond, Ashael 552 Catherine 552 Dudley 916 Emelin 552 Frances Josephine 552 George R. 552 Hannah 563 Henry K. 552 Justin 552 Laura Pamela 552 Lucy G. 552 Maria Arnold 485 Martha S. 174 Hampshire, Marv 775 Hanbeil, Willard L. 364 Hanchett, Addie Elvira 247 Fanny Zellina 247 Henry Granger 247 John Wilkes 247 Milton Waldo 247 Hanchins, Corridon 1040 Hancock, Amy Clarissa 377 Dimick Baker 377 Fanny Presentia 377 John 376 John Erastus 377 Julia Alice 377 Levi W. 376 Lot Huntington 377 377 Martha Zina Hand, Chloe 483 Hanks, Elisha 159 Eveline 159 Mary 159 Rosilla 159 Hannah, David 1039 Hannum, Harriet Julina 605 Hansen, Virginia Whipple 512 Hanson, Ambolena 198 Helene Gerda 168 Jons 168
.
Helen Eugenia John William
Julia
Ralph Huntington Harbottle, George V.

.
83 168 398
1094
HUNTINGTON
(jEJjfeALOGY.
lOOG
aUNTtNGfON GENEALOGY.
1098
Page
Hotchkiss, Olive
Zoe Hough, Alanson

.
Anne (Hinchley) Mrs. Betsey Daniel

David
Jirah
.
Henry William
I.
Mary Frances
Philura
William Houghton, James

Julia A. House, Abby Murdock Cynthia
Elijah
Lucy Simon Houston, Henry A. Henry H. James L.

.
.
Jerusha
Sallie B.
S.
Marv Ann
Hovey, Deborah
Edmund
Horace Franklin James
.
Mary Howard, Abby

.
Aljavine Chester Charles Bion Charles Huntington
Edwin Jay
George George Wyndh Herbert Anson Huntington

Jerry
.
John Bowles John Lathrop

Myrtis Adelle
Sally
.
Wilbur Lewis
William Carr
Howe, Edward Huntington

Everett Colby
Hannah
Trvin Colby
. .
Jane Marion Louise
Mary
Elizabeth
Nabbie
Perlina
INDEX.
1099
1100
1102
1103
Page
. 824 Huntington, Belle Benjamin 19-20-49-51-55-64
.
67-68-127-143-144-145-146
147-150-290-297-309-322 323-324-556-559-809-878 897 - 899-908-921-936-947

951-956-982 51-52 Benjamin Babb Benjamin Clark 954 Benjamin F. 362 Benjamin Francis 62 Benjamin Franklin 33-356-478 496-498-499-936-939-958 Benjamin FuUerton 762 Benjamin Hoogland 266 51-60-63 Benjamin Joshua Benjamin L. 810 Benjamin Lathrop 675 Benjamin Lincoln 739 Benjamin Marshall 317 Benjamin Newton 145 Benjamin NicoU 900-902-903 Benjamin Snow 892 Benjamin Walter 937 Benjamin Wolcott 520-521-523
. . . . .
Bernice Elsie Bernice Matilda Bert Alonzo
146
Bertha Bertha Curtis Bertha Imogen e Bertha May

.
677-678 885 1042

531 33 256 84
.
.
Bertie Bertie Bessie Bessie Bessie Bessie Bethia
Alferd Ernest
Celestia
.
.
82-84
391 112 961 227 175 726
Dow
Leona Myrle
.
Bethia Throop 20-54-66-67-68-159 Betsey

. .
160-175-181-184-249-260 336-429-631-632-664-749
769-818-819-887 Betsey Kimberly Betsey Mead Betsey Morgan
.
1104
1105
Page
Page
Huntington, Charles Ralph 237-241
1106
1108
Page
Huntinorton,
63-212-291 292- 303- 538- 820-903 - 905 906-987-995 Edward Alstrom
Edward
1109
Page
Huntington, Eliphalet 325-326-536 537- 541- 550- 600- 692- 693 702- 713- 740- 895- 896-986 999 Elise Irving 911-912 Elisha 81-90-91-115-249-250
.
253-257-287-354-362-363
Elisha Dana Elisha Hyde Elisha Mills
749-768-769-985-992-993 770-771 85-88-89 601-606 P]lisha Trac7 139-141 Eliza 44-45-175-260-304-320

.
Huntington, Elizabeth H. Elizabeth Jane Elizabeth L. Elizabeth Lauretta Elizabeth Lavinia Elizabeth Mary Elizabeth Mason Elizabeth May
. .
33
390-393 1048
65 481 527 640 23 324 441 456 450-463 359-360 868 726-729 728 48 907 504 598 367-399
P^lizabeth Meliitable
327-355-357-595-601-605 632-676-677-716-783-922
1037
Eliza A. 45 333-334 Eliza Adele Eliza Caroline 576 . Eliza Irene 783-785 787-788 Eliza J. Eliza Jane 645-861 Eliza Lathrop 675 Eliza M. 43 Eliza Matilda 250-251-424-999 Eliza P. 402 I^liza Prentiss 576 Eliza Rowland 906 Eliza Wesleyette 955 Elizabeth 11-18-19-21-33-46
. . .
48-51-55-65-67-73-79-81
107- 123- 140- 150- 152- 158 173-1 75-232- 268 - 269-281 282-288 -307- 308- 327- 339
351-352-363-420-448-506 520-525- 536- 554-565-582 593- 627-628-663- 664-672

690- 691- 716- 738 -739- 742
750-756-768-810-834-837 839-842-900-903-915-916 917-984-1008-1020-1025

1026-1028-1035-1043-1048
407-410 Elizabeth Adams Elizabeth Ailing 743 Elizabeth Amanda 261 Elizabeth Ann 805-807-1035 Elizabeth Armstrong 63 7 237 p:iizabeth B. Elizabeth Barre 325 502 Elizabeth Barstow Elizabeth Belle 236 Elizabeth Bingle 304 767 Elizabeth Clementine Elizabeth Ethel 822 166 Elizabeth Gertrude .
.
.
Elizabeth Mitchel Elizabeth More Elizabeth Moore Elizabeth Ophelia Elizabeth Partridge Elizabeth Porter Elizabeth Quincy Elizabeth R. Elizabeth Randall Elizabeth Rogers Elizabeth Ruth Elizabeth S. 723 Elizabeth Sexton 538 Elizabeth Smith 364-365 Elizabeth Stevens Elizabeth St. George 218 Elizabeth Sumner 411 732 Elizabeth Thayer 839 Elizabeth Vincent 917 Elizabeth W. 730 Elizabeth Whitin Elizur 280 220-278- 595-966 Ella . 559 EUa Adelaide Ella Blanch 102 677-678 Ella Cordelia Ella Edwina 399 Ella Gertrude 814 Ella J. 46 Ella Louise 633 Ella M. 339 Ella Maurine 391 EUaMay . 62 40-41-344-5 97-1042 Ellen Ellen A. 45 723-724 Ellen Alden Ellen Augusta 34 Ellen Aurelia 285 Ellen Bliss 722 Ellen Elizabeth 342 Ellen Frances 35 610-613 Ellen Josephine Ellen Luce 28 Ellen Lucinda 588 Ellen Maria 566-783-i837-844 988
. .
lllO
HUNTINGTON
Page
GiENteALOOlT.
Page
Huntington, Ellen Marion 816-817 Ellen Mary 55-59-868-869 Ellen 0.

.
INDEX.
1111
1112
HUNTtNGtON GENEALOGY.
1114
Page
Page
Huntington, George William
INDEX.
1115
1116
1117
1118
Page
Page
Huntington, Jacob 19-20-21-30-33 66- 915- 945- 946 - 947-951 955-957-958-1028 212 Jacob Galusha 104 Jacob Perkins 30-31 Jacob Randall 742 Jacob Selden 17-146-200-211-282 James
.
Huntington, James Porter
James Reed James S. James Truman

.
.
.
.Tames Victor
.
293-308-315-321-322-357 420-498-538-539-566-570 572-573-576-582-590-600 601-603-604-671-749-757 764-772-778-782-801-849 891-916-916-917-921-942

945-947 James A.
59 35 206 941 1036 794 935
James W. James Wallace 71 499-526-891 James William Jane 68-71-148-201-212-298 309-328-330-362-567-568 699-700-764-766-873-881
. .
942 142-143 367-947 813 825 804-807
James James James James James James James James James
Albert
Alonzo Arthur
B. Benedict
.
Bingham
Bogart Burton
332 267 430

61
889-999-1037 Jane Addie . 1036 Jane Eliza 491 179-747-848 Jane Elizabeth 494 Jane Fayette 720 Jane Gray 294 Jane Hildreth Jane Luella 383 609-614 Jane Maria 255 Jane Ora Jane Porter 980 367 Jane Rowland 335 Janet Winchester
.
.
.
.
.
.
C. eJames Cantine
Janette E.
221
James Chauncey James Clement James Coleman Ford James Convers James Dennison James Derby James Edgerton James Ferdinand James Fisher James Franklin James Frederick James Freeman James H. James Hatch James Harvey 27-322 James Hopkins James Kenneth James Jones James Joseph James Lincoln James Milnor 406 James Monroe James Murl James N. James Nelson James Noble James Otis Sargent James Parker James Pitcher
. . .
. . . . . . .
872 936-937 426 607 816 423-424 974 430 831

70
71
Jared
232-246-916-922-946
982 Jared Bliss Jared Hyde Jasper
...
. .
. . .
246
339-345
201 215 849 970 264 781 963 611
Jay Jay Galusha Jean Jean Ellsworth Jean Huston Jean Louise
Jeanette Jeannie Bache
.
.
.....1008 ....
. .
.
667 116 315 322 791- 794 302 1036 241-242 763 738-739 894 502-503 884 45 962-963 962-963 737
796
1036
156-307-309-315 Jedediah 446-448-450-454-887-889 324 Jedediah Pinnock 909 Jedediah Vincent 311-763 Jehiel 190-193-195 Jenett P. 212-963 Jenette 868 Jenette Wadsworth 172 Jennie 792-793 Jennie Annette 329 Jennie Keyes 920 Jennie Lorain 359 Jennie Lydia 797 Jennie Parker 303 Jennie Wadrobe Jeremiah 79-288-290-291-293 692
.
.
.
1120
INDEX
1121
1122
1124
1125
iiê
HUNTINGTOK GENliALOGV.
1128
HUNTINGTON GENlCALOGY.
1129
1130
lNt>EX.
1131
Page
Huntington, Sidney Clement 1000 213-214 Sidney OHn Silas 260-772-778-779-782-826 1028
.
Silas
George
1132
1134
1136
1137
1138
INDEX.
1139
1140
Kimball, IMary Presendia
1141
Page Page
Koster, Henrietta
Phyllis
Anna Krog, Bernard Herman

KroU, Emil Kronning, Katherine
Kyle,
... ...
.
Kulruke, Minna Pauline
Anna Mary Thomas êveridge
538 585 586 959 940 948 255 255

57 7
Lampkin, Margaret Yarborough 969

Mildred Antoinette William Lamport, Cornelia Bradley William Henry Lamson, Albert Lancaster, Henry Carrington
.
John
Lack, Sarah Ladd, Betsy Erastus Perkins Esther . Henrietta Maria

.
...
.
.
499 499 362 499

113 112 1047 1047 1047
Robert Alexander Susan Lane, Edward H. George W. Grace

.
. .
Polly
Ann
Lydia
Mary VanZant
Philena Josephine LaDue, Albert Deratt Charles Mayo . George Morris

.
William Danforth
Wyman
Langan, Margaret Langdon, Sylvester Langson, Adaline Kinne William Langworthy, Eunice Elizabeth Louise Abigail William Franklin
Lanier, Elizabeth
Jay Jay Huntington Laura Bert

.
...
1047 1047
1047 168 168 296 782 646 646 833 927 927 713 423 880 677 679 679 679
67 7
.1047
.
Russell Morsely LaHaie, Charlotte Lucinda John Baptiste Laing, Charles A. .

.
Henrietta Mandeville
Mr
Lair,
Prudence Samuel
RufBn Jones Lanman, Mary

Peter
. .
.
.
deLaittre,
Ann
C.
.
Lamb, Adaline Gilbert Nourse
Mrs. (widow) Lambert, Amelia Matilda

.
Hannah
Albert G. Charles W. Clarabel
...
.
. .
Sarah Lanning, AVilliam Byron Lanphear, Andrew Elizabeth Jared Jedediah

.
Lamberton, Adelbert L.
. . .
Maria Solomon Walter E.

.
Frank Kate
Seneca
W.
J.
....
. . .
. .
Lanpher, Mary G. Lanphere, Lucy

.
Summer
ArbaL.
Arva
J.
William A. Lambson, Albert Edwin

.
. .
Lottie
Don
Dora Marvin Albert
Ray
.... .... ....

. . . . .
. .
.385
679 677 679 677 385

385 385 385 385 385 385 938 644 969
Lansing,
Abram Mary Frances

.
Lapp, Elias
Larabee, Julia Large, Edward Hughes Earned, Catherine Charles Henry
George
Julia
.
Maria
William Dresser Lamont, George Lamotte, Agnes Lampkin, Gerald Huntington

. . .
Larrabee, Hannah Larsen, Alberta
Martin
Laura
Laskey, Chloe
1142
HUNTINGTON GftNftALOG*.
1144
HUNTIifGtON aENEALOGY.
1145
1146
INDEX.
1147
1148
Page
Mayo, Clara Ellen Clara Eudora Clarence Eugene
Emma
Sally
Augusta
.
Ephraiui
Ann
...
. . . .
William Alonzo
McAdoo, John
McAllister,
S.
Joseph John
Euphemia McAlmont, Corydon Hanks

.
Daniel John Josephus

.
Julia
Ann
Mary Myra Myra
Cresido
....
.
.
Cordelia
Rozilla
Hanks
.
58 58 58 58 56-58 56 58 642 642 989 161 161 161 161 161 161 161 161
161
McDonald, Samuel Johnson William Hadley McDonnell, John

.
Lizzie J.
McDormic, Mary Ellen McDowell, Amanda K.
McEwen, Mary McGan, Olive
McGaughin, Margaret
McGilvra, Emma Seth Zervia McGinley, Sarah Ann
.
.
McGiven, Mary M.
McGowan, Alexander
Ella
.
James Douglas
615 529 Mary 1046 McBryde, Susanna 918 McCall, Jabez 713 Mary 715 McCannon, Frances Elizabeth 1046 McCargar, Hugh 780 Phoebe Ann 780 McCarty, John 413 John Lafayette 413 McChester, Caty 615 McClellan, Lucretia Mary 518 McClintock, Augusta 707
. .
Samuel Huntington McBone, Mr. McBride, Eliza

.
Mary McGraw, Jane

.
.... ... ....

. .
.
McGregor, Mr. William Mclntire, Miranda Mcintosh, Mariah Mahany McKague, Floyd Wellington Joseph Winnifred Mr. Myrtle Bell Roy Huntington
.
.
Wren a
McKay, Christena
Ferdinand Cecil Dwight
Hugh
Edward
.1030
.
Jennie IMay Wilhelmina
McCollom, Mary McConnell, Lucinda

Matilda McCorkle, Mary E. McCowen, Emiline
...
.
McCracken, Benjamin Hugh

Eleanor Mary Charlotte
Lawrence Eugene Marie Nanette

.
]Myran McCue", Dorothy Paulita Joseph Thomas McCullor, Fanny Sally McCuray, Elizabeth
. .
McCutcheon, Cecile Ann McCymon, Jane McDonald, Donald

. .
137 971 943 512 207 797 797 797 797 797 1052 1052 841 744 923 362 764
76
7
McKean, Jane
William C. McKee, Eleanor
John Beck
Kathleen Lenora
McKeen, Henrietta Maria WiUiam McKelvey, Alice Rowland Charles Sumner

Constance Helen Fairchild Janet Huntington Jennie Adams
.
367-3
26 7-^
John John Jay

.
Mary Alice Mathew

Ruth
Mary Nona
Olive Marie Polly
.... ....
.
. . .
235 343 190
Ralph Fairchild Ralph Huntington
...
McKinstry, Willard Darlin
INDEX.
1149
1150
HUNTINGTON GENKALOGT.
Page
Miller, Catherine
862 857 826 Charles Milton 862 David E. 338 Edgar Stevens 82G Edward 220 758 Eliza Ann 934 Elizabeth Emily Huntington 476 476 Emily Louise 857 Frances Huntingt 475-476 Frederick Clark 862 Frederick David 476 Frederick Huntington 862 Frank Zacharias 476 George Alfred 476 George Huntington 476-862 Harriet Huntington Harry 220 475-476 Harry Huntington
.
.
Hering Charles Gilman Charles Glimb
Mills,
Helen Sophia Laura Martha Elizabeth

.
Mary
Patient
Sarah
Mimms, James John Henry

Claribel
Miner, Alice Huntington
Cyrus
Henry Thomas Hiram Parsons James

.
Marion Frances
Mary
Elizabeth Parsons Dorr

.
James John Edwin John Gibbons

.
Joseph
Julia
.
Katherine Lewis Vincent Lila Ethel Louise Fulton Marshall Martha Eleanor
.
Mary Hayes Mary L. Mina

.
145 475 857 934 687 341 476 827 863 343 862 1037 687 296
776 915 761
Wilbur Edward Mingo, Edmond Jean Baptist Joseph Edmond Francis Mary Ann Gertrude Mary Assumpta Theresa
Minor, Hattie Sarah
.
Watson
H. James
W.
Minott, Elizabeth
.
Sarah Ann Minshall, Robert Peel

.
Misgill,
Mary Honore
Misner
Emma
.
Mitchel, Benjamin George C.
Orlander
Priscilla
Helen Louise
Jethro
Rachel Richard Oren

Riley
.
861-862
341 476 476 827 758-761 655 105 343 861 687 827 751 399 563 726 600
.
Mary Mary Ann

.
Mercy
Robbins Huntington Robert Orchard

Sadie
Mitchell, Caroline A. Elizabeth L.
May
Emerson
Emily Jane Erwin W.
Harrison Ida May
.
Samuel Samuel F. Sarah Stella Maria

.
Thomas
Jane
Jesse
William Fowler William Milton

Millett,
Mills,
John M. Laura D.
Lewis F. Margaret Irene Serene
Seth T. William Marion Mitten, Frederick William
Millipen, Elizabeth S.
Benjamin Ehjah Hunt

Elisha
.
INDEX.
1151
1152
1154
INDEX.
1155
1156
1158
1159
1160
HUNTINGTON GE^fEAÔGY.
1162
INDEJC.
1163
1164
1166
Page 741
Mary Ryan, Ann (Mrs.)

Rutly,
.
.
.
Sargent, George Washington
Eliza
....
.
.
Margaret Ryder, John

Louisa
992 682 241

22.5
Hannah Dane
Joseph M. Lydia Helen Martha Ella
.
Ryon, Nellie Mineola William Henry
225 1028 1028

754 263 57 740 169 1003 1003
Myra
Fhirua
. Sadler, Frederick B. Safford, Elizabeth Huntington

.
Timothy Walter Heman Sartwell, Lucy Marian

.
Satterfield, Elizabeth
Marcia
Sage, Sylvester
Satterlee, Milton
Satterly,
Prudence
.
Salisbury, Cynthia
.
Salman, Edward Dwight George T. Harold Martin

. .
Saulsburg, P. Saunders, Asa
.1003
.
Saltonstall,
Gurdon (Capt.) Mary Hallam Saltzgiver, Jay Calvin Salvi, Teusa Samford, Fleta Rosa James Kaufman
.
. . . .
463 463 429

729
Daniel C. Erastus Erastus Huntington Harriet
Henry
Savage, Cyrus Frances Mary
Sammis, Albertus
Charles CoUis Huntington Daniel Kenneth Whitefield

.
...
. .
Martha
J.
Whitefield Sample, John S.
Minnie Sampson, Alice Mecina Mary Maria Sophronia

.
.
... ...
. . .
.
599 599 838 838 838 837 270 838 270

941 941 789 789 789 789 387
Sawayne, Anna Sawyer, Charles Brown Charles Walter Frances Marie Margaret
.
Micah Nancy Sorena

.
Olive
Amanda
.
.
WiUiam
...
. . . .
Richard Willard Sarah Elizabeth T. Stowe Walter Huntington Saxton, Mr. Sayre, Daniel
Jonatlian
Sandberg, Carl Ludwig

Elizabeth Hedwig Peter Guster Sanders, Ann
Ellis
M. Hannah Mendenhall
.
Sanderson, William Sanford, Linus
... Emma ...

.
.
920 920 176 390 390 828 586 285

763 393 970
41 41 41 41 41 736 34
Scamman, Mary
William
Scammond, Hannah
Schaef'er, IMary
.
Sarah
Schanfort, Mathilde
Schemerhorn, Elida Schick, Annie Mary
Noble James
Santamira, Bulah Irena Sappington, Eliza Frances Sargent, Benjamin Franklin

. .
Schicketanz, Anna Louise Schilling, Frederick J. Schlegermilch, Miss Schmidt, Ernest

. .
Byron Huntington
Charles Harold
.
Edward Byron
Eleanore Smart
Hilda Schmied, Harriet Elizabeth Schmutz, Marie

.
Epes
....
.
Schroder, Estelle
John
Franklin Huntington
Schuck, Jacob
J.
1168
1170
1172
1174
1176
Page
Swift, Elias
Elias Larsen
General
Helda Helen McKelvey James Mayhew Janet Haynes

.
Jewne
Josephine
.
Lucy
Margaret R. Marie Martin Enevald Mehetabel

.
Mehitable Sarah William Bishop Swoope, Ida Sylvester, Charles

. .
Symonds, Mary Jeduthum

Jerusha
959 959 457 960 368 246 368 960 457 960 145 959 959 864 945 457 933 425 305 631 631 631
Tallmadge, Richard Franklin Tallman, H. Etta Libius T.
Mary Ann
Talmadge, Ann Eliza Tambling, Mary Ann Tanner, George Washington Marian Isabel Samuel Tappin, John Crane
John Lindsley
Lindsley
Tarbox, Fred Elroy Fred Orlando Fred Warren Philip Elroy Tate, Ebenezer Graham William Franklin Taylor, A. Harrison
.
Amanda
Charlotte Elizabeth Royal
.
Frances Helen
256 43 830 971 Taffe, George 971 Sarah 366 Taft, Addie Ray 365 Arthur Elisha Devello E. . 257 366 Fanny Augusta George 365 Helen Stephens 366 Lowell Willard 365 Mary Emeline 365 365 William Edwin Taggart, Althea Poole 204 William Lysander 204 Tainter, Charles Arthur 943 Talcott, Abigail 707 Arad 123 Charles Hart 723 Elizabeth M. (Wilcox) Wid. 250 Gad 707 Hart 722
.
. .
Ann WiUiam Tackley, Mary

Taber, Phebe
George E. Gideon James Munroe John Martha W.

.
.
Mary Midad Tedford, Thomas Franklin Tellar, Mary

. .
Tenant,
Amanda
TenBroeck, Helen Tenney, Albert Dana Tennyson, Joseph J.

Terrill, Harriet
.
Job
Terry, Frank Franklin R.

Israel Newton James Pease
Judith Mosely
Job
Lillian
Mary
Morton Cook
.
Moseley Richard Babcock
Ruth
.... .... .... .... ....

Gray
.
.
81
722-723 877
722 722 723 99
Kate Robert E. Robert E. Huntington Robert ISIorris William Clark

.
.
Teters,
Mary
. .
Thacher, Florence Huntington Ralph Ralph Huntington
Ralph Wheeler
Thatcher, Charles Patience
722-723 William Hart Tallmadge, Eleanora VonalIayne412

.
INDEX.
1177
ll'78
iNbEX.
Page
ll'?^
Page
Townsend, Mary
661-787
89 733 787 787 787 787 865 865 540 539
Tracy,
Mary
Ellen
Mary Mary Eliza

Meri'al
97-123-231 846
631 660
96 631 867 445
97
Molly L.
Nancy
Olive
.
Mr.
Oliver
Rudd
.
.
Rebecca
Rice Robert Donaldson Sara Malissa
Perez Peter
Philura
Rachel
Townshend, Jane John

.
Matilda Tracy, Abigail
Achsah
Alice
.
539 422 205 133-445

96
Ruth Samuel Samuel M.

.
858-896
.
Sarah Grant
Simon Solomon
.
143 836 138 231-420
420-660
867 496 903-914 420
97
,
Almond
Ann Huntington
Anne Huntington Bela Calvin Catherine Charles Chester
.
.
914 123
97 123 914 914 123 231 138
91
Sophia Stephen Decatur Susannah
Thomas
Ulysses
(Lieut.)
William William Gedney William Swan
Civil
Winslow
Zebediah
Travis,
.
.
Cornelia Margaretta
96-914 914 496 496 97-327
Cynthia Daniel
Edward Huntington
Eleazor Elisha Elisha Dorr Elizabeth Elizabeth Dorr
. . .
422 138-914
91 26 445-495
496 123-447-619 496

97 97 951 914 123
Emily
Esther
Eunice Frances
John C. 911 or corrections Treadway, Julia 987 Treadwell, Helen Irene 868 John H. 868 Sarah 727 TreDenick, Lewis 492 Sarah Emma 492 Trimble, Edward Maurice 199 Edward Riggs 199 Mary Jane 607 Susanne Huntington 199
.
....
.
Gurdon Huntington
Thomas Hooker Trotter, Matthew

Morris Early
Troufaut,
.
.
Hannah Hannah Phelps

Harriet
422 496
97
Mary
Trowbridge, Alfred
EJias (Capt.)
Henry
Irene
.
James Joseph
Jared Jared Winslow
. .
John Joseph (Capt.)

Joseph
.
W.
Lucretia
.
914 123 138 138-914 138 97-327 445 138 445
199 511 935 63 1012 1012
445-496-894 Lucy 97-420-422-445 Lydia 96 Lydia Ellis 138 Lydia Huntington 97-271-914 Margaret
.
1012 563 Truckeamiller, Jacob 1039 Jane 1039 True, Dorothy 967 Trumbull, Daniel Lathrop 407 Faith 449 Governor 449 Harriet 534 James 352 Jane Lathrop 407 351-352 Walter .
.
.
Frederick E. Lewis Beale
Sarah
.... .... .... ....

.
.
.1012
1180
1182
Page
Violet, Milton
1049 303 303 963

786 786 1011 94 94 94 94 94 94 94 94 94
Vittum, Pauline Matha Huntington
Walenpaugh, Albert Dora Mame

Wales, Esther Nathaniel Walker, Adeline M. Agnes Crawford
.
William S. Voight, William Julius Volkman, P^rnest August Fern Wilda

.
Alice Elizabeth
Von Der
Lieth, Julius E. O.
Ambrose
David C.
.
Voorhis, Clarence
Bingham Edna Maria Emmet Edward George Hiram

Harry Malcolm
.
Eleanor Eleanore Southwick

Eliza
Hannah
Mary Eola
William William Edward Wilson Freemont Vosburgh, Raymond Dwight William Voss, Albert Chris
Elias
Lilla
Thomas
Minerva
Vreeland, Amy Adeline Elizabeth Vroon, Sophia

.
494 494 932 932 932 851 170 753

277 521 521 1038 927 927 855 855 855 801 801 303 867 187 867 824 950 917 345 887 291 887 205 291 43 500 870 156 995
Frances Huntington Francis Frank Banghart George Harry Barnett Helen Dunbar Joshua Margaret
.
Martha Mary Ann Noyes Roger Thomas

Sarah Walter David William William Ames Winona Wolcott 'Wallace, Abbie Jane George Kate Bou telle Margaret Snow Mary Huntington Robert William Shumway Waller, H. F.
.
. . .
Waddell, Loren Burton
Wade, Benjamin
Eliza
Isabell
.
Thomas Leonard Thomas Patrick Wadeson, John Temple

.
Ralph Ralph
W. Weyman
.
Wadhams, Jerusha Leland

Solomon Wadrobe, Ruth Angeline Wadsworth, Charles Mr. Sarah Prudence
.
Wallis,
Anna
.
Walter, Janie Theresa Walters, Jesse
Wagstaff, Catherine
Mr. William Anthony Walton, Albert

. .
Wagner,
Stella
Anne Eliza
Cornelia VanRenssalaer
Wainwright, William Wait, Adaline

.
Eliza
Edward McGehee Edward Seymour

Elizabeth C.
Lydia Marvin
Emma
Grace
Isabel
Mary
Lee Frank Richmond

.
. .
Thaddeus
Frederick
Waite, Selden Walch, Harriet Cornelia Walcott, Adelaide Waldo, Horatio Waldorf, Elizabeth
.
Henry Bidwell
.
John Stevenson
Joseph
1184
1186
1188
1190
1191
FINIS.
I think
it is fitting,
in this place to explain the sources of the information
contained in our Memoir.
As many of you know who have
filled
out the
is
family history blanks our Historian sent out, most of our information
from
some member of the family interested, where there have been discrepancies in dates and so forth, we have taken the record as handed in by the parent or nearest of kin, as the correct one. As to orthography it has been hard in some cases to distinguish clearly which letter was the correct one to use. Some have spelled the same given name in various ways, in which cases we have adhered strictly to our copy, as also in surnames. Some dates we have had to change somewhat as they conflicted too much to use as given, when possible we have communicated with those who sent them in. But quite a few forgot to sign their name, or give their residence, and some who did give us this information have forgotten to inform the secretary of their change of residence, consequently the letters which were sent out have been returned as not called for. (I have over five hundred such.)
great
many
records have been taken from the

is
Memoir
of 1863.
Some
and
also
of our information
taken from town, and probate records, and some from
Memoirs
of other families, kindly loaned to us, or found in our Historical
State Libraries.
Please keep in close touch with the secretary, giving him

corrections of errors you
all
new data,
and above all, notify him of change of residence, giving full address, street, number, and town, and may he depend on each one to tell others about this book, and create if possible a defind in this volume,
may
mand
for a
second edition.
list of all
I should like to print a
who have helped
to
complete this Memoir.
Our thanks
careful
are due to our Historian, Mr. Samuel G. Huntington for his very
and systematic arrangement of data collected, and his untiring efforts was compelled to relinquish through disability, I am o'lad to report that he has greatly improved since this load was lifted from Mr. Samuel Huntington of Plainfield, New Jersey, very generhis shoulders. ously offered to supervise and correct the work after my compiling, and did
to complete his work, wliich he
much that I did not feel able to do. The widowed seamstress who
husband's Huntington Family tree:
took of her hours of rest to give us her
Those cousins who have given us three
or more generations of Huntington data, which no one else could give us: Those who have given financial support by prepaying their full subscription,
1192
in
five years in
some cases even

first
advance, thus enabling ns to meet promptly
our
on:
expenses:
liave
The
printers,
thi-tj
and proof readers, and
typist.
But why go
All
done what
could.
Personally I have
it
much enjoyed
has brought
me
I
into
the work in connection with this Memoir, sympathy with your sorrows, and into enjoyment of
your pleasures.
in the
thank God that he has given

list
me
the opportunity of helping
preparation of a
of so
many
and
noble
men and women.

Let
Permit
us
all
me
to digress here,
call
your attention to the constitution and
by-laws of the Huntington Family Association on pages seven and eight.

cooperate in making the Association a power for good in the land.
We
have now in 1916 a membership of nearly four hundred, of whom sixty-five are life members. Before our next meeting in 1917 the membership should be doubled, and it should increase far above that figure in years to come. Let
me urge
of
the younger
members
of the
Family to join the Association, and
to attend its
meetings in 1917, and in later years, thus
may we
achieve results
which we may all be proud. In these days of biological study, and of the science of eugenics we are learning as never before the value of good inheritance; we as a family are blessed with such an inheritance, but it brings with it grave responsibilities. Let us see to it that we do not shirk them, but are willing to lay all
on the altar of Patriotism, as did our forefathers in the Revolution.
And may
God above have no

ism
is
cause to regret that he has placed us here, and has given
us the responsibility of showing the whole earth what true consecrated Patriotable to do for humanities' sake.
would recommend to each of you, the members of the Huntington
Family, the warning and the encouragement of the short Epistle of Jude, and
I
would bid you Godspeed in the closing words of that Apostle. " Now unto him that is able to keep you from falling, and to present you
presence of his glory, with exceeding joy.
faultless before the
To
the only
wise
God our Saviour be
glory and majesty, dominion and power, both
now
and ever, Amen."
RICHARD THOMAS HUNTINGTON,

Secretary.
CORRECTIONS
and
ADDITIONS
119f
Corrections and Additions to April
1,
1916.
on one side of the paper only. If you you can cut out the correction or addition, and paste it in the proper place on page called for. In regard to the full records, by cutting through the nnargin that part can be pasted on the margin of the page called for, thus leaving the other edge open making it easy to read that record which it covers. On the pages of the index there is not room to insert any other names so paste them at bottom of
will notice these are printed
You
so desire to,
page and draw a
line
up
to the proper place to insert them.
Page
Page
17.
Second
Third
line
from bottom, Joy should be "Joyce."

top,
28.
line
from
Floyd should be " Lloyd."

Colby should be in parenthesis " (Colby)."
1
Page
Page
49.
Eleventh line from
top,
72.
Third
line
from bottom,
798, should be " 1796."
Page
Page
82.
Fifth line from bottom, Elmer Ellsworth, should not have a star.
89.
Twelfth line from bottom, S

send.)
is
raised from "(Townsend)."
(Town-
Page Page
121.
Francis Cleveland Huntington, "died March 15, 1916."
121.
Theresa Huntington RobinB, " (Huntington) " should be in parenthesis.
Page
134.
Fifth line from top, Abigail,
1. 2. 4. 3. 1. 2.
should be
(1. 2. 4. 3. 12.).
Pao-e 138.
Third
line
from bottom, Nancy should read "Nancy Leffingwell."

top, Abigail
Page
149.
Tenth line from
Huntington Lathrop, " (Huntington)"
should be in parenthesis.
Page
165.
Fifteenth line from bottom, Jonas Monroe, should be "Munroe."
Page
175.
Sixteenth line from top, strike out reports.
Page
195.
1. 2. 4. 6. 8. 1. 7. 6.
1197
Jeannette P. (Huntington) Weare,

6,
"(lied
December
1915."
Page
224.
1. 2. 4. 3. 8. 5. 3. 4. 2.
should be
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 5. 3. 4. 2.
Page 227.
1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 5. 4. 1. 3.
Harry Beach Huntington
"died January
24, 1916, in Chicago, 111."
Page 232.
Fourth
line
from top,
1. 3. 6. 2. 1. 1.
should be
(1. 3. 6. 2. 1. 4.).
Page
232.
Seventeenth and eighteenth

read(l.
3. 6. 2.
line
from top,
1. 3. 6. 2. 1. 1. 1.
should
1.4.
1.).
Page
268.
1. 2. 4. 10. 4. 6. 4. 4.
George Huntington "died March
3,
1916."
Page
279.
1. 2. 4.
10. 4.
7. 5. 3. 1.
Amy
Hortense (Huntington) Nichols.
CHILDREN.
3.
Charles Barton, born December

1. 2. 6. 3. 1. 8. 4. 3. 3.
9,
1915.
Page 408.
Eleanore Sherburne "married Edward Wayland, February
17, 1916."
Page
427.
Thirteenth line from bottom, Harriette A. should be " Harriet
Amelia."
Page
429.
1. 3. 3. 2. 4.
should be
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 4.
Page 442. Page 443.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 6. 6. 2.
Mary Josephine (Shade)
died
March
22, 1916.
1. 3. 3. 3. 2. 6. 7. 1.
daughter of William Clark and Mary Ellen Hawes, should read "daughter of William and Mary Ellen (Hawes) Clark."
line from bottom, Helen Fletcher born February 13, 1864, should be " October 24, 1864."
Page 444.
Tenth
Page 476-47 7.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 1. 8. 8.
George Huntington
" died
January
line
22, 1916."
Page 478.
Fifteenth
from top,
Hon. Jabez
W.
should
be
"Jabez
Williams."
Page 485.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2. 2. 1. 3. 1. 2.
1199
should be
1.3.3.4. 1.2. 1.3. 1.2.

Page 492.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2. 1. 6. 3.
3. 1. Samuel Huntington born March 20, Married December 23, 1915, to Helen Zellar of Lebanon, Pa.
1892.
Page 493.
1. 3. 3. 4. 2. 1. 6. 10. 2.
should be
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2. 1. 6.
Page
494.
10. 2.
At bottom
of page.
CHILDREN.
6.
Richard Thomas, born December
Mass.
Page 499.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2. 4. 6. 1. 3.
14,
1868, married
Jennie Louise (Huntington, Bledsoe) Hookstra, born September, April 7, 1899, in Los Angeles, Cal., Anthony Jennings
Bledsoe.
He
died,
and she married second, John Hookstra,
in April 1915.
CHILDREN.
1.
(BLEDSOE.)
2.
Anthony, born in June, 1900. Huntington P., born in July,
1903.
Page 517. Page 520.

7.
Third
line
from bottom, Laura Marie should be Laura "Maria."
Twelfth line from bottom.
Lloyd, born September

Seventh
line
3,
1830.
Page 525.
from
top,
Maria Huntington should be (Huntington)
in parenthesis.
Page 526.
1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 7.
Strong, born March 24, 1760; married in 1778, who subsequently received the He became deorree of Doctor of Divinity from the College of New Jersey. eminent in his profession and remained for fifty-six years pastor of the same church, having been installed as colleague with Dr. Lord, March 18, 1778,
the Rev. Joseph Strong of Norwich, Conn.,
Mary (Huntington)
1201
and retaining his post though with the Rev. C. B. Everest as his colleague, from 1829 until his death, December 18, 1834. Mrs. Strong survived him a few years dying May 14, 1840. That she was a woman of rare excellence
of character
many who were
living in the parish
where her
life
was spent,
were ready
to testify.
CHILDREN.
1.
2.
Joseph H., born November 27, 1781, and lived in Norwich. Mary Huntington, born February 5, 1786; married Aaron
P.
3.
Cleveland a merchant of Boston, Mass. Henry, born August 23, 1788; who became prominent among the jurists of his native State. See 1. 3. 3. 4. 1. 2. 1. 3. on page 483.
Page 554.
Fifth line from top,
1. 3. 6. 8,
should be (1.
3. 6. 8. 1.).
Page
566.
Twentieth
line
from top.
7,
Sarah should not have a
star.
Page 585.
1. 3. 4. 2. 6. 1. 3. 1.
Samuel
P. should be
"Samuel Parkman."
He
died in October, 1882.
Page 586. Fourth

Page 596.
line
from
top.
1872 should be "1871."
Twenty-first line from bottom,
Martha Frances should have a
star.
Page 596.
1. 3. 4. 2. 6. 7. 4. 2.
Martha Frances (Huntington^ Larned,

Mrs. Larned lives
in
born December
24, 1848;
married in 1869, Hiram Judson Larned, he was born in 1840 and died in 1885.
Ogden, Utah.
CHILDREN.
1.
Charles Huntington, born

1905,
in
1869; married
in 1873.
Eva Copp,
in
2. 3.
and lives in Ogden, Utah. Louis Gainey, born in 1871; died
George Ray,
Abbie, born
in
born
in
1874
died in 1903.
4.
1876; married in 1906 to John Baughman, and
died in 1909.
5.
Howard Dana,
born
in
1878; married in 1906
they have one son, Grant Howard, born

Seattle, Wash. Bessie Vivian, born
in 1907.
Gyna Comstead, They live in
6.
7.
in 1881; lives in Seattle,
Wash.
Blanch Margaret,
born in 1883; lives in Ogden, Utah.
76
Page 622.
Fifth line from bottom.
4.
1203
in
Thomas Hubbard died
New
Haven,
Conn., February
2,
1916.
Page
631.
Twenty
and
third line from

resident.
top, strike
out
"a" between
long time
Page 675.
Read
last record on page 153 for further information about Samuel Huntington Perkins.
Page
675.
Sixteenth line from bottom, Lathrop John should be
Lothrop
John.
Page 801.
Seventh
line from bottom, Samuel Wadhams should read Solomon Wadhams.
Page 862.
1. 3. 6. 8. 5. 2. 2. 2. 4.
Frederick Daniel Miller
died in November, 1915.
Page 884.
Fourth line from
toj),
Cohman should be
in parenthesis
(Cohman).
Page
911.
Fourth line from bottom, Marie married John C. Travis, February
12, 1916.
Page 987.
Fourth line from bottom, Alonzo C. should be "Alonzo Chester."
Page 1027. Sixth, seventh, and eighth

is
lines
from
top,
Sarah Amanda, record
on page 830.
Page 1058. Add Baughman, John

Page 1060. Add Bledsoe, Anthony
...
.
.
499
499
499
Huntington P.
Page 1064. Add Brown, Mary Elizabeth (Willis)

Mrs.
25
.....
....
. . .
.
should be between
Mary (Carew) and Matthew.
1048 Page 1074. Add Cook, Sarah should be between Ruth and Sarah Howard.
Page 1074.
Add Comstead, Gyna
499
Grant Howard should precede Comstock.
499
HUNTINGTON GENRALOGT.
Page 1074. Add Copp, Eva
1205
....
499
should precede Corbett.
Page 1075. Add Cox, between Anna S. and Maria Maude, insert Jessie Marie 1051, and between Maria Maude and William, insert Nina Ruth 1051.
Page 1079. Add de
Laittre,
Ann
C. 833 should precede

L's.
DeLorme, but
it
is
found on page 1141 among the
Page 1079. Add Dickerman, Katherine Hinman, 1013, should precede Dickey.
Page 1097. Add Hookstra, John
499.
Page 1141. Larned, add, Abbie, Bessie Vivian, Blanch Margaret, Charles
Huntington, George Ray, Howard Dana, Louis Gainey.
it
These all should go on page 1141, if the record will be found on page of corrections.
is
not placed on page 596
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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY

3 1833 01332 7165

Name, and Many Bearing Other Surnames

HUNTINGTON FAMILY ASSOCIATION

THE HAKTKOKIt PKINTING

GEEK SONS,) STATE STREET, HAKIKOKH, CoNN.

volume began with the election of Samuel

Gladding Huntington as Histoi'ian

book, but was, unfortunately, unable to continue and complete

it. The Thomas Huntington,

time and labor to

J. has also assisted in preparing the

and Samuel Huntington of work for the press.

accuracy and completeness being the best that can be hoped

If this should be the case

that the correct information be

sent to the Secretary of the Huntington

The numbers used

designate individuals and show their

ancestry, are thus explained.

The figure The next

which begins every

following numbers denote the sons

in the order of their birth respectively;

combination for William, the seventh child of John

the oldest child of Simon

Jeremiah whose oldest

child, again, has the

prefixed to names in the

of children, is used to in-

dicate the parent of a child or children mentioned later in this book.

Meetings of the Huntington Family.

Genealogical Memoir of the Huntington

Family," published by the Rev. Elijah B. Huntington in 1863.

In accordance with a vote ])assed at the

Organ Voluntary, Reading from the

Soprano Solo, "The Lavender Reply to Welcome,

...... ...... .....

Rev. Henry S. Huntington.

Rev. (ieorgc H. Ewing, Pastor of the Church.

Rev. John T. Huntington.

The Huntington Hymn,

written by Mrs. John

Ralph Huntington of Boston, and sung Reading of Psalm CXLVIL

" English Ancl^stry of Margaret Baret," a paper by Mr.

Address, " Our Early Ancestors,"

Samuel H. Huntington, m.d. 2)aper by Frederick Putnam

Our Gathering," Rev. Fr. James O.

Congregational Church, Norwich Town.

Huntington, the President, presiding.

Rev. Geoige H. Ewing.

Rev. (Jeorge U'ilson Huntington.

Republic," Hon. Huntington

Status of the Huntington Family," Mr. Samuel

(iladding Huntington, the Historian of the Family.

Business Session for Appointment of Committees.

a busint-ss meeting was lield at 9 a. m.. Prof.

Ellsworth Huntington presiding.

Reports of committees wer*- received, a conollicers

was adopted, and the following

Tlic l)usiness scfjsion having been concluded,

following pni.;rain was

Prof. .lolin Hates Clark prcsiiling.