in the Revolutionary war six months. He m. Patience Graves; their ch were:—1. John, m. Mary Turner; whose ch. were:—Abel, Edward Turner, Betsy Knowlton and Lucy. 2. Abel, m. Lucretia Wilder; whose ch. were:—Parney and Abel. 3. Patience. 4. Joel, m. Sarah Coolidge; whose ch. were:—Phebe, Joel, James Coolidge, Betsy Gould, Sarah, Lydia, Lewis Glazier, Hezekiah and Lucy Glazier. 5. Priscilla, m. Luke Baker; whose ch. were:—Joel, Asa, Richard and Abel. 6. Lydia, m. Joel Fisher.
7. Phebe. 8. Hezekiah, Mr. Matthews d. in 1817, ae. 82. Martin, Jonathan, came from Lunenburg in the year 1793, established himself as a farmer in the west part of the town; the place is now owned by Seth Whitney. He m. Susanna Taylor; their ch. were:—1. John. 2. David. 3. George, m. Fanny Brickley; they had one child whose name was Susanna. He d. of the small pox in Montreal. 4. Jonathan, m. Lydia Dukley. 5. James, m. Lucy Travers; whose ch. were:—David Taylor, Eliza Ann, Susan, James Loyd, John, Edwin and Edward, (twins,) Elijah Travers, George, Jonathan Walter.[1] His second wife was Mary Wadsworth; whose ch. were:—Lucy, Maria and Catharine. His third wife was Mary Upton; whose ch. were:—Frederick, Mary and Lucy. His family are all singers and teachers in music and other branches of literature. 6. Susanna, m. Austin Parker; whose ch. were:—Marion B., Frederick, Damaris, and Norman. 7. Betsy, d. 8. Betsy, m. Elijah Travers; whose ch. were:—George Martin, Lydia Pierce, Charles Sumner, Fidelia Waterman, Betsy Lane Lawrence, Sarah Sergeant, Horace Parker, Elijah Clement and Otis Aureleas. 9. Lucy, m. Barton Geary; whose ch. were:—Sarah Eme-
- ↑ A practicing Physician in Worcester
