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| 651 | [from Cogswell, History of the Town of Henniker, 1880 ...] (4.) William Adams, md. first wife, Mary Hanaford, who d. July 2, 1807, and he md. second wife, Polly, Dau. of Eliphalet Wood, of Harvard, Mass., who d. April 20, 1841. He d. Jan 6, 1851. 20. Stephen, b. 1792.+ 21. James, b. March 21, 1794.+ 22. George b. ____; md. Mary Thurston; no children; committed suicide. 23. William, b. 1798; d. Aug. 30, 1803 24. Polly, b. -----. 25. Betsey, b. 1803; d. Oct. 19, 1803 Children second wife. 26. Patty, b. 1808; d. April 2, 1809 27. John, b. May 17, 1810, + 28. Sally, b. ______; md. Richard Alley. | Family 1048
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| 652 | [From COGSWELL:] (4.) William Adams, md. first wife, Mary Hanaford, who d. July 2, 1807, and he md. second wife, Polly, Dau. of Eliphalet Wood, of Harvard, Mass., who d. April 20, 1841. He d. Jan 6, 1851. 20. Stephen, b. 1792.+ 21. James, b. March 21, 1794.+ 22. George b. ____; md. Mary Thurston; no children; committed suicide. 23. William, b. 1798; d. Aug. 30, 1803 24. Polly, b. -----. 25. Betsey, b. 1803; d. Oct. 19, 1803 Children second wife. 26. Patty, b. 1808; d. April 2, 1809 27. John, b. May 17, 1810, + 28. Sally, b. ______; md. Richard Alley. | ADAMS, William (92)
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| 653 | [From COGSWELL:] (4.) William Adams, md. first wife, Mary Hanaford, who d. July 2, 1807, and he md. second wife, Polly, Dau. of Eliphalet Wood, of Harvard, Mass., who d. April 20, 1841. He d. Jan 6, 1851. 20. Stephen, b. 1792.+ 21. James, b. March 21, 1794.+ 22. George b. ____; md. Mary Thurston; no children; committed suicide. 23. William, b. 1798; d. Aug. 30, 1803 24. Polly, b. -----. 25. Betsey, b. 1803; d. Oct. 19, 1803 Children second wife. 26. Patty, b. 1808; d. April 2, 1809 27. John, b. May 17, 1810, + 28. Sally, b. ______; md. Richard Alley. | ADAMS, William (92)
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| 654 | [From COGSWELL:] (4.) William Adams, md. first wife, Mary Hanaford, who d. July 2, 1807, and he md. second wife, Polly, Dau. of Eliphalet Wood, of Harvard, Mass., who d. April 20, 1841. He d. Jan 6, 1851. 20. Stephen, b. 1792.+ 21. James, b. March 21, 1794.+ 22. George b. ____; md. Mary Thurston; no children; committed suicide. 23. William, b. 1798; d. Aug. 30, 1803 24. Polly, b. -----. 25. Betsey, b. 1803; d. Oct. 19, 1803 Children second wife. 26. Patty, b. 1808; d. April 2, 1809 27. John, b. May 17, 1810, + 28. Sally, b. ______; md. Richard Alley. | Family 911
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| 655 | [from Cogswell] 6. Joseph H Matthews, brother of Norman, was b. at Shipton, C.E., Nov. 30, 1830; md. Adaline M. Adams, Aug. 26, 1855. Children born here. 7. Lizzie A., b. April 27, 1858 8. Louisa A., b. Sept. 19, 1859 9. John H., b. Nov. 17, 1862 10. Geo. W., b. June 3, 1864 11. Herman W., b. Oct 5, 1866 12. Grant E., b. July 28, 1868 13. Willard E., b. May 4, 1878 | MATTHEWS, Grant E (155)
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| 656 | [from Cogswell’s history of henniker ...] (4.) William Adams, md. first wife, Mary Hanaford, who d. July 2, 1807, and he md. second wife, Polly, Dau. of Eliphalet Wood, of Harvard, Mass., who d. April 20, 1841. He d. Jan 6, 1851. 20. Stephen, b. 1792.+ 21. James, b. March 21, 1794.+ 22. George b. ____; md. Mary Thurston; no children; committed suicide. 23. William, b. 1798; d. Aug. 30, 1803 24. Polly, b. -----. 25. Betsey, b. 1803; d. Oct. 19, 1803 Children second wife. 26. Patty, b. 1808; d. April 2, 1809 27. John, b. May 17, 1810, + 28. Sally, b. ______; md. Richard Alley. --- Married by Justice of the Peace | Family 850
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| 657 | [from Cogswell’s History of the Town of Henniker, 1880] (20.) Capt. Stephen Adams, md. Abi, Dau og Jonas and Lucy P. Alexander. He d. July 1, 1843; widow still living. 37. William, b. 1810; d. MArch 25, 1816 38. Mary, b. _____; md. Col. David Eaton of Hopkinton. 39. Sally P., B 1814; d. Nov. 12, 1837 40. Martha, b. ____; 41. Stephen D., B._______; | ADAMS, Sally P (748)
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| 658 | [from Cogswell’s History of the Town of Henniker, 1880] (4.) William Adams, md. first wife, Mary Hanaford, who d. July 2, 1807, and he md. second wife, Polly, Dau. of Eliphalet Wood, of Harvard, Mass., who d. April 20, 1841. He d. Jan 6, 1851. 20. Stephen, b. 1792.+ 21. James, b. March 21, 1794.+ 22. George b. ____; md. Mary Thurston; no children; committed suicide. 23. William, b. 1798; d. Aug. 30, 1803 24. Polly, b. -----. 25. Betsey, b. 1803; d. Oct. 19, 1803 Children second wife. 26. Patty, b. 1808; d. April 2, 1809 27. John, b. May 17, 1810, + 28. Sally, b. ______; md. Richard Alley. [...] (20.) Capt. Stephen Adams, md. Abi, Dau og Jonas and Lucy P. Alexander. He d. July 1, 1843; widow still living. 37. William, b. 1810; d. MArch 25, 1816 38. Mary, b. _____; md. Col. David Eaton of Hopkinton. 39. Sally P., B 1814; d. Nov. 12, 1837 40. Martha, b. ____; 41. Stephen D., B._______; | ADAMS, Stephen Capt (358)
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| 659 | [from Cogswell’s History of the Town of Henniker, 1880] (4.) William Adams, md. first wife, Mary Hanaford, who d. July 2, 1807, and he md. second wife, Polly, Dau. of Eliphalet Wood, of Harvard, Mass., who d. April 20, 1841. He d. Jan 6, 1851. 20. Stephen, b. 1792.+ 21. James, b. March 21, 1794.+ [...] (20.) Capt. Stephen Adams, md. Abi, Dau of Jonas and Lucy P. Alexander. He d. July 1, 1843; widow still living. 37. William, b. 1810; d. March 25, 1816 38. Mary, b. _____; md. Col. David Eaton of Hopkinton. 39. Sally P., B 1814; d. Nov. 12, 1837 40. Martha, b. ____; 41. Stephen D., B._______; | Family 1050
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| 660 | [from Cogswell’s History of the Town of Henniker, 1880] (4.) William Adams, md. first wife, Mary Hanaford, who d. July 2, 1807, and he md. second wife, Polly, Dau. of Eliphalet Wood, of Harvard, Mass., who d. April 20, 1841. He d. Jan 6, 1851. 20. Stephen, b. 1792.+ 21. James, b. March 21, 1794.+ 22. George b. ____; md. Mary Thurston; no children; committed suicide. 23. William, b. 1798; d. Aug. 30, 1803 24. Polly, b. -----. 25. Betsey, b. 1803; d. Oct. 19, 1803 Children second wife. 26. Patty, b. 1808; d. April 2, 1809 27. John, b. May 17, 1810, + 28. Sally, b. ______; md. Richard Alley. [...] (20.) Capt. Stephen Adams, md. Abi, Dau og Jonas and Lucy P. Alexander. He d. July 1, 1843; widow still living. 37. William, b. 1810; d. MArch 25, 1816 38. Mary, b. _____; md. Col. David Eaton of Hopkinton. 39. Sally P., B 1814; d. Nov. 12, 1837 40. Martha, b. ____; 41. Stephen D., B._______; | ADAMS, Stephen Capt (358)
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| 661 | [from Cogswell’s History of the Town of Henniker, 1880] 1. Capt. Aaron Adams was the son of Israel Adams, b. in Rawley, Mass., 1739 and md. Betsey, and settled in this town soon after its incorporation. He resided near where J.H. Matthews now lives, and was at one time quite a large distiller. He was for many years one of the most influential men of the town, and represented it in the legislature of 1798-'99, and was one of the selectment in 1773, '74, '75, and '86; was commissioned Lieutenant 8th. Co., 15th Reg. N. H. Militia, March 1, 1774. He d. March 14, 1819. His wife d. April 27, 1818. Born in Rowley, Mass. 2. Gideon, B. Aug. 28, 1764.+ 3. Moses, b. Dec. 2, 1766.+ 4. William, b. Dec. 27, 1769.+ Born in Henniker. 5. Stephen, b. March 15, 1774 d. Aug 30, 1777. 6. James, b. March 15, 1774; d. Sept. 4, 1777 7. Aaron, b. July 10, 1777. 8. George, b. Aug. 21, 1784+ 9. Betsey, b. 1786; md. Moses Pressey, March 14, 1811. | Family 836
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| 662 | [from Cogswell…] (20.) Capt. Stephen Adams, md. Abi, Dau og Jonas and Lucy P. Alexander. He d. July 1, 1843; widow still living. 37. William, b. 1810; d. March 25, 1816 38. Mary, b. _____; md. Col. David Eaton of Hopkinton. 39. Sally P., B 1814; d. Nov. 12, 1837 40. Martha, b. ____; 41. Stephen D., B._______; | ADAMS, William (449)
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| 663 | [from Cogswell…] (20.) Capt. Stephen Adams, md. Abi, Dau og Jonas and Lucy P. Alexander. He d. July 1, 1843; widow still living. 37. William, b. 1810; d. March 25, 1816 38. Mary, b. _____; md. Col. David Eaton of Hopkinton. 39. Sally P., B 1814; d. Nov. 12, 1837 40. Martha, b. ____; 41. Stephen D., B._______; | ADAMS, William (449)
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| 664 | [from grave in Plummer Cemetery in Henniker, NH. Stone next to Capt. Stephen Adams] ____________________ __ABI SYLVESTER__ Formerly Wife of Capt. Stephen Adams DIED Feb. 2, 1886. AE. 93 | ALEXANDER, Abigail (546)
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| 665 | [from grave in Plummer Cemetery in Henniker, NH. Stone next to Capt. Stephen Adams] ____________________ __ABI SYLVESTER__ Formerly Wife of Capt. Stephen Adams DIED Feb. 2, 1886. AE. 93 | ALEXANDER, Abigail (546)
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| 666 | [From History of Henniker NH] (27.) John Adams, md. first wife, Lorinda Jones, who d. Jan 2, 1850, and he md. second wife, Nov. 14 1850, Abigail Richardson, of Dracut, Mass. He Resided upon the old homestead ; d. Nov. 17, 1853, and his widow md. Nathan Blanchard. [extensive list of children] | JONES, Lorinda (290)
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| 667 | [From History of Henniker NH] (27.) John Adams, md. first wife, Lorinda Jones, who d. Jan 2, 1850, and he md. second wife, Nov. 14 1850, Abigail Richardson, of Dracut, Mass. He Resided upon the old homestead ; d. Nov. 17, 1853, and his widow md. Nathan Blanchard. [extensive list of children] | Family 834
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| 668 | [from history of Henniker] 1. Capt. Aaron Adams was the son of Israel Adams, b. in Rawley, Mass., 1739 and md. Betsey, and settled in this town soon after its incorporation. He resided near where J.H. Matthews now lives, and was at one time quite a large distiller. He was for many years one of the most influential men of the town, and represented it in the legislature of 1798-'99, and was one of the selectment in 1773, '74, '75, and '86; was commissioned Lieutenant 8th. Co., 15th Reg. N. H. Militia, March 1, 1774. He d. March 14, 1819. His wife d. April 27, 1818. Born in Rowley, Mass. 2. Gideon, B. Aug. 28, 1764.+ 3. Moses, b. Dec. 2, 1766.+ 4. William, b. Dec. 27, 1769.+ Born in Henniker. 5. Stephen, b. March 15, 1774 d. Aug 30, 1777. 6. James, b. March 15, 1774; d. Sept. 4, 1777 7. Aaron, b. July 10, 1777. 8. George, b. Aug. 21, 1784+ 9. Betsey, b. 1786; md. Moses Pressey, MArch 14, 1811. | Family 1023
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| 669 | [from …Cogswell p 441/442] (21.) James Adams, md. Lydia Johnson, Feb 12, 1815. He d. March 10, 1850; his wife d. April 10, 1865. 42. Betsey G., b June 3, 1815 43. James M., b. March 28, 1817 44. Harriet R., b. July 4, 1819; md. Isaac Rowell, West Hopkinton, Feb. 20, 1840; Mother of five Children. 45. Mary J., b. Oct 8, 1821 46. William, b Jan. 13, 1824; md. Angeline, dau. of Joseph Felch; resides in Michigan 47. George W., b May 13, 1826 48. Franklin P., b. Aug. 9, 1828; d. March 21, 1829 49. Maria, b. ______ 50. Franklin P., b 1834, d. April 12, 1836, 51. Lydia A., b 1837; d. Feb 9 1841 | ADAMS, William (454)
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| 670 | [from …Cogswell p 441/442] (21.) James Adams, md. Lydia Johnson, Feb 12, 1815. He d. March 10, 1850; his wife d. April 10, 1865. 42. Betsey G., b June 3, 1815 43. James M., b. March 28, 1817 44. Harriet R., b. July 4, 1819; md. Isaac Rowell, West Hopkinton, Feb. 20, 1840; Mother of five Children. 45. Mary J., b. Oct 8, 1821 46. William, b Jan. 13, 1824; md. Angeline, dau. of Joseph Felch; resides in Michigan 47. George W., b May 13, 1826 48. Franklin P., b. Aug. 9, 1828; d. March 21, 1829 49. Maria, b. ______ 50. Franklin P., b 1834, d. April 12, 1836, 51. Lydia A., b 1837; d. Feb 9 1841 | ADAMS, William (454)
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| 671 | [from …Cogswell p 441/442] (21.) James Adams, md. Lydia Johnson, Feb 12, 1815. He d. March 10, 1850; his wife d. April 10, 1865. 42. Betsey G., b June 3, 1815 43. James M., b. March 28, 1817 44. Harriet R., b. July 4, 1819; md. Isaac Rowell, West Hopkinton, Feb. 20, 1840; Mother of five Children. 45. Mary J., b. Oct 8, 1821 46. William, b Jan. 13, 1824; md. Angeline, dau. of Joseph Felch; resides in Michigan 47. George W., b May 13, 1826 48. Franklin P., b. Aug. 9, 1828; d. March 21, 1829 49. Maria, b. ______ 50. Franklin P., b 1834, d. April 12, 1836, 51. Lydia A., b 1837; d. Feb 9 1841 | Family 945
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| 672 | [from …Cogswell] (4.) William Adams, md. first wife, Mary Hanaford, who d. July 2, 1807, and he md. second wife, Polly, Dau. of Eliphalet Wood, of Harvard, Mass., who d. April 20, 1841. He d. Jan 6, 1851. 20. Stephen, b. 1792.+ 21. James, b. March 21, 1794.+ 22. George b. ____; md. Mary Thurston; no children; committed suicide. 23. William, b. 1798; d. Aug. 30, 1803 24. Polly, b. -----. 25. Betsey, b. 1803; d. Oct. 19, 1803 Children second wife. 26. Patty, b. 1808; d. April 2, 1809 27. John, b. May 17, 1810, + 28. Sally, b. ______; md. Richard Alley. | Family 1065
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| 673 | [FRONT TRANSCRIPTION] SAMUEL E. TUTTLE. JULY 1813. JUNE 1884 ________. ________ ABBIE F. TUTTLE JAN. 1825. AUG 1899. [RIGHT SIDE TRANSCRIPTION] CHILDREN CHARLIE D. NOV. 1848. AUG. 1850 [or 56] GEORGE H AUG. 1860. SEPT. 186 --- from Cochrane’s History of the Town of Antrim 0 | TUTTLE, Charles D (107)
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| 674 | [Gravestone - Deep Purple/Red stone by outer wall. Plummer Cemetery, Henniker NH.] WILLIAM ADAMS DIED Jan. 6, 1851, AE. 81. | ADAMS, William (92)
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| 675 | [Gravestone along right fence line in Plummer cemetery. Description: Dark gray granite stone, top carved with two willows on either side of an urn. transcription:] In Memory of MRS. SALLY P. wife of Jeremiah Morgan, & dau’t. of Capt. Stephen & Abi Adams, who died Nov. 12, 1837, In the 23 year of her age. ___________________________ Sister thou art gone and left us Where thou art gone we cannot tell But we trust thou art gone to Heaven Forever with the Lord to rest J.F.Dap. Goffstown N.H. COGSWELL: (20.) Capt. Stephen Adams, md. Abi, Dau og Jonas and Lucy P. Alexander. He d. July 1, 1843; widow still living. 37. William, b. 1810; d. MArch 25, 1816 38. Mary, b. _____; md. Col. David Eaton of Hopkinton. 39. Sally P., B 1814; d. Nov. 12, 1837 40. Martha, b. ____; 41. Stephen D., B._______; | ADAMS, Sally P (748)
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| 676 | [Gravestone along right fence line in Plummer cemetery. Description: Dark gray granite stone, top carved with two willows on either side of an urn. transcription:] In Memory of MRS. SALLY P. wife of Jeremiah Morgan, & dau’t. of Capt. Stephen & Abi Adams, who died Nov. 12, 1837, In the 23 year of her age. ___________________________ Sister thou art gone and left us Where thou art gone we cannot tell But we trust thou art gone to Heaven Forever with the Lord to rest J.F.Dap. Goffstown N.H. | ADAMS, Sally P (748)
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| 677 | [Henniker historical Society, Obituary File. Photocopied 3/2011] H. Jewett Matthews 1941 HENNIKER, Jan. 30 — The funeral of H. Jewett Matthews was held Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the funeral home of H. L. Holmes and Son with rev. Francis S. Tucker officating. Bearers were Rufus Morrison, Fred Peaslee, Henry White and Hervey Patch. Burial was in the south side of the new cemetery in the Matthews lot. Mr. Matthews was born in Derry, the son of Norman and Malvina (Daniels) Matthews. They moved here before he was five years old, residing on the Whittemore Place now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher. He had borded with them the past year and a half. For many years he lived in Omaha, Neb., coming here about five yeras ago. He is survived by a daughter in California and by a cousin Willard, of this town. | MATTHEWS, Henry Jewett (410)
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| 678 | [Henniker historical Society, Obituary File. Photocopied 3/2011] H. Jewett Matthews 1941 HENNIKER, Jan. 30 — The funeral of H. Jewett Matthews was held Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the funeral home of H. L. Holmes and Son with rev. Francis S. Tucker officating. Bearers were Rufus Morrison, Fred Peaslee, Henry White and Hervey Patch. Burial was in the south side of the new cemetery in the Matthews lot. Mr. Matthews was born in Derry, the son of Norman and Malvina (Daniels) Matthews. They moved here before he was five years old, residing on the Whittemore Place now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher. He had borded with them the past year and a half. For many years he lived in Omaha, Neb., coming here about five yeras ago. He is survived by a daughter in California and by a cousin Willard, of this town. | MATTHEWS, Henry Jewett (410)
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| 679 | [Henniker historical Society, Obituary File. Photocopied 3/2011] H. Jewett Matthews 1941 HENNIKER, Jan. 30 — The funeral of H. Jewett Matthews was held Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the funeral home of H. L. Holmes and Son with rev. Francis S. Tucker officating. Bearers were Rufus Morrison, Fred Peaslee, Henry White and Hervey Patch. Burial was in the south side of the new cemetery in the Matthews lot. Mr. Matthews was born in Derry, the son of Norman and Malvina (Daniels) Matthews. They moved here before he was five years old, residing on the Whittemore Place now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher. He had borded with them the past year and a half. For many years he lived in Omaha, Neb., coming here about five yeras ago. He is survived by a daughter in California and by a cousin Willard, of this town. | MATTHEWS, Henry Jewett (410)
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| 680 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GILMAN, Blanche Ellen (268)
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| 681 | [Hillsborough Messenger: Vol. LII. No. 8; Feb 19, 1920. page 3 , col 5. very bottom] Mrs. Adaline M. Matthews passed away at the home of her son, George W. in Keene Feb 11 after a long and painful illness, aged 79 years. She leaves two daughters and five sons, one of whom is Herman W. of this town; she has been in his home at different times and made many friends here. the funeral was held in Keene Friday afternoon and the body placed in the tomb at Woodlawn Cemetery and later will be taken to Henniker for burial in the family lot. | ADAMS, Adaline M (437)
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| 682 | [source: Cogswell] 6. Joseph H Matthews, brother of Norman, was b. at Shipton, C.E., Nov. 30, 1830; md. Adaline M. Adams, Aug. 26, 1855. Children born here. 7. Lizzie A., b. April 27, 1858 8. Louisa A., b. Sept. 19, 1859 9. John H., b. Nov. 17, 1862 10. Geo. W., b. June 3, 1864 11. Herman W., b. Oct 5, 1866 12. Grant E., b. July 28, 1868 13. Willard E., b. May 4, 1878 | MATTHEWS, John Heman (56)
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| 683 | [source: Drouin - Congregational Church, Shipton, Sherbrook, Que. 1836; Marriage Wm Rankin] William Rankin 2p of the township of Brompton, Farmer of adult age and Abigail Matthews, spinster and Minor, (with consent of parents) were married at Shipton after due publication of banns on the twenty third day of June, eighteen hundred and thirtysix. William Rankin Abigail Matthews Zenas Matthews | Family 917
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| 684 | [source: Hillsborough Messenger: Vol. LII. No. 1; Jan 1, 1920. page 2 , col 2.] Miss Vera Matthews The funeral of Miss Vera Matthews, whose death at Newport we mentioned last week, occurred at the Lower Village chapel Saturday, Rev. H.A. Cooledge of Antrim officiating. Mr. Downing sang two selections. The bearers were her two brothers, Elton and Fred, a cousin Walter Matthews, and a classmate, Herbert Werden. There was a good number of friends present and an abundance of beautiful flowers. Burial at the Lower Village. Miss Matthews was employed in the register of deeds office at Newport and was found Sunday night in convulsions at her boarding place and was taken to a hospital where she died Wed. morning, the cause being acute Bright's disease. She was apparently in her usual health when she went to her room Sunday night. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Matthews and was about 20 years of age. She was an unusually bright girl, a graduate of the high school in the class of 1917, taking second honor. Besides her parents she leaves three brothers, the older brother, Elton Matthews, having recently been discharged from the service. | MATTHEWS, Vera E (394)
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| 685 | [source: Hillsborough Messenger: Vol. LIX. No. 10. March 10, 1927, p8] HERMAN O MATTHEWS Herman O. Matthews of Hillsboro Lower Village died suddenly Sunday of Heart failure. He is survived by his widow; three sons, Elton, Fred an dMerton, all of this town; two brothers, John o f New Britain, Conn., and Willard of Keene; and two sisters, Elizabeth Sawyer of North Weare and Lovia Day of Boston, Mass. Funeral services were held from the Methodist EPiscopal Church on Wednesday afternoon. REv. L E Alexander was in charge. Burial was in the Lower Village Cemetery. | MATTHEWS, Herman Wells (279)
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| 686 | [Source: Hillsborough Messenger: Vol. LIX. No. 11. March 17, 1927, Front Page] HERMAN W MATTHEWS Herman W. Matthews died very suddenly at his home Lower Village Mar. 6, of Heart failure, following a long period of ill health. Mr. Matthews was son of Joseph H. and Adeline M. (Adams) Matthews, born in Henniker, Oct 5, 1866. With the exception of a few years, his life had been spent in the Granite State, the past fifteen years a resident of this village. He was a member of Rollstone Lodge, No. 107, A. O. U. W., Fitchburg, Mass. Possessed of a vigorous personality, genial manner and ready sympathy, he will be missed by a large circle of friends. Mr. Matthews married Nov 25, 1891, Olive P. Buchanan of Antrim. Four children were born to them; three sons, Elton R., Fred H., and Merton D., all of this town, and a daughter Vera E., whose death in 1919 his been an ever present grief. Also two grandsons, two brothers and two sisters are left to mourn his untimely death. Funeral was from the home Wednesday at 1.30, Rev. Mr Alexander officiating, B.E. Newman and Miss Ruth Newman sang "Does Jesus Care," and "Come unto Me and I will give you Rest." Harry Holmes was funeral director. Interment in Maple Avenue cemetery. Among those present from out of town were Mrs. Elizabeth Sawyer, North Weare; john H Matthews and wife of New Britain, Conn.; Mrs. Addie L Matthews, Keene; Mrs. Eva Corliss, Rutland, VT.; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Buchanan, Gardiner Field, Winchester; Mrs. John M. Dodge, Haverhill, Mass.; William M. Buchanan, Dorchester; John B Johnson, Arlington; William C White, Carlton White, Concord, and Mrs. Annie Buchanan, Peterboro. ________ Card of Thanks To each and every one who gave us assistance and sympathy in our time of sorrow, and for the beautiful flower we are sincerely grateful. Mrs. Olive B Matthews and family. | MATTHEWS, Herman Wells (279)
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| 687 | [source:Henniker Historical Society Obituary File] JOHN H MATHEWS DIES SUDDENLY IN ROCHESTER Special to the Union ROCHESTER, Dec 30 [1931] - John H. Mathews, was stricken with a heart attack on South Main street late this afternoon and died a few minutes later in [the] store to which he was carried for treatment. Medical Referee Forest L. Keay pronounced death due to natural causes. Mr. Mathews was a native of Henniker, the son of Joseph and Adeline Adams Mathews. Survivors include the widow, a daughter, Mrs. Louis Ames, a son Charles Mathews, both of this city; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Sawyer of North Ware, Mrs. ernest Day of Manchester; a brother Willard E Mathews of Henniker. Mr Mathews was taken ill about a year ago and had been in poor health since that time. | MATTHEWS, John Heman (56)
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| 688 | [transcription of grave in Plummer Cemetery, Henniker, NH. - slightly redish stone. Metal Bar in front. Also, US Veteran Star] __________________________ CAPT. STEPHEN ADAMS __________________________ DIED JULY 1, 1843 AE. 52. | ADAMS, Stephen Capt (358)
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| 689 | [Two medallions to left of stone: 1) American Legion with large "sherriff" star in middle with "US" on center 2) A bird (sparrow?) on top; the letters F L T each in a ring which are interlocking; and a large letter R below; The left of this medallion has a crescent with 6-7 stars on it] [FRONT TRANSCRIPTION] SAMUEL E. TUTTLE. JULY 1813. JUNE 1884 ________. ________ ABBIE F. TUTTLE JAN. 1825. AUG 1899. [RIGHT SIDE TRANSCRIPTION] CHILDREN CHARLIE D. NOV. 1848. AUG. 1850 [or 56] GEORGE H AUG. 1860. SEPT. 1860 | TUTTLE, Samuel E (199)
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| 690 | [Two medallions to left of stone:] 1) American Legion with large "sherriff" star in middle with "US" on center 2) A bird (sparrow?) on top; the letters F L T each in a ring which are interlocking; and a large letter R below; The left of this medallion has a crescent with 6-7 stars on it] [FRONT TRANSCRIPTION] SAMUEL E. TUTTLE. JULY 1813. JUNE 1884 ________. ________ ABBIE F. TUTTLE JAN. 1825. AUG 1899. [RIGHT SIDE TRANSCRIPTION] CHILDREN CHARLIE D. NOV. 1848. AUG. 1850 [or 56] GEORGE H AUG. 1860. SEPT. 1860 | TUTTLE, George H (322)
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| 691 | [Two medallions to left of stone:] 1) American Legion with large "sherriff" star in middle with "US" on center 2) A bird (sparrow?) on top; the letters F L T each in a ring which are interlocking; and a large letter R below; The left of this medallion has a crescent with 6-7 stars on it] [FRONT TRANSCRIPTION] SAMUEL E. TUTTLE. JULY 1813. JUNE 1884 ________. ________ ABBIE F. TUTTLE JAN. 1825. AUG 1899. [RIGHT SIDE TRANSCRIPTION] CHILDREN CHARLIE D. NOV. 1848. AUG. 1850 [or 56] GEORGE H AUG. 1860. SEPT. 1860 | TUTTLE, George H (322)
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| 692 | [Two medallions to left of stone:] 1) American Legion with large "sherriff" star in middle with "US" on center 2) A bird (sparrow?) on top; the letters F L T each in a ring which are interlocking; and a large letter R below; The left of this medallion has a crescent with 6-7 stars on it] [FRONT TRANSCRIPTION] SAMUEL E. TUTTLE. JULY 1813. JUNE 1884 ________. ________ ABBIE F. TUTTLE JAN. 1825. AUG 1899. [RIGHT SIDE TRANSCRIPTION] CHILDREN CHARLIE D. NOV. 1848. AUG. 1850 [or 56] GEORGE H AUG. 1860. SEPT. 1860 | DEMERETT, Abbie F (625)
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| 693 | [TYPED] Hobart, Elizabeth F. Place of Death: Manchester, N.H. 74 Canton Street Ward 6 Resident: 3.5 years Previous Residence: Weare, NH Instituition: Hillcrest Hospital; one week Date of Death: Y: 1907 M: May D: 28 Age: Y: 69 M: 0 D: 27 Place of Birth: Canada Date of Birth: May 1, 1938 Sex: F; Color: W; Married Cause of Death: Carcinoma of uterus; duration: 4-5 years Name of Father: Wm. Rankin Maiden Name of Mother: Abagail Matthews Birthplace of Father: Windsor, PQ Birthplace of Mother: Danille, PQ Occupation of Father: Farmer Wife of: Elbridge Hobart Physcian: H L Stickney, M.D.; Manchester, NH Place of Internment: Nashua, NH Date of Internment: May 31, 1907 Cemetery: Woodlawn --- Carcinoma of uterus | RANKIN, Elizabeth (383)
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| 694 | [Willow Tree on top, columns with urns and flowers on either side] In Memory of Capt. Aaron Adams, Who died March 14, 1819 In the 81st year of his age I ‘ave my appointed circuits run, The battle’s o’er, the conquest won, Now think, how fast thy moments fly, Oh think of heaven, prepare to die. | ADAMS, Capt Aaron (611)
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| 695 | · Son of Herman W. and Olive B · Age 7 · Born in Massachusetts · At school | MATTHEWS, Fred Herman (801)
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| 696 | · Son of Herman W. Matthews and Olive B. · Age 2, single · Born in Massachusetts --- U.S Federal | MATTHEWS, Merton D (274)
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| 697 | “Eighth Child” - There is a 7th and a 9th child - assume there was an 8th. | ADAMS, Unknown (236)
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| 698 | “On Sunday, June 9th 1793, […] Zenus son of Hemon Mathews | MATTHEWS, Heman (505)
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| 699 | “Union Army in a Massachusetts Regiment” | BUCHANAN, George T. (91)
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| 700 | • 2011-Jul In 1870 and & 1860 census with parents. Is not listed in 1880 census. Not clear if she died or was married. Will look for both | MATTHEWS, Fanny L (359)
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