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HATHORN FAMILIES

OF MAINE AND THE WEST:

v/ith England and American

ancestors

by

C. N. Sinnett

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Sinnettj C M"'achorn families of Maine and the

west: witn England and Americanancestors

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WITH ;-l"Ct:joH .-l'O .-iiu-iRiCL" .L"c>:;i7Hy.

This Genealoey was prfipared at the earnest renueat

Of mani' of the Hathorn yar.il:'" in their wirlelv-separated

hones in the 7<est. T^jcuch far from the old Pino Tree state

Where their anoestors had fought so hravelv in every good

cause, and where their honest dealings with neighbors and

strangers had nade the Hathorn nane shine brightly, they

felt deeply grateful for all these precious heritages which

had been handed down to •Ss then. "Ith p.^f^.ri^ one. of their

successes in life . in the nanj' "este-h States where they had

lived, they felt the inspiration of these lives th^t had

befin so graX,dly lived on the reck;'- coast of Maine, or

under its whispering pines/ j'heir great regret was that,

because of their busy lives, they did not know r^.ore about

their ancestors. They reali.'^eo, too, that what had been handed

down to then fron the past was not al^vays to be rei led upon.

Whenever they had nade even slight resea'^ches jrl* the

IVinil; history the;- had always foond that their people had

been even of a truer and sturdier t^pe than the^ ha(1

been told. So the appeal grew stronger each twelvenonth,

"Out of your fo-^ty and nore ^ of. writing of. history tell usA

all that you can of our Hathorn X.lne in i-^ierioa, and

acrosi- the seas."

And when this natter wa^ put before the Hatho:^ns of

llaine it was fo^md that nan;- of then had the a:\ne desire

for a Hathorn .Hlstryj'- as their Western relatives.

, -

ppgj ^^^^

ilal^ librti^rians and geneiiloiicts Coined in thlt; plea, as tha;

J&d but Bcantj Hathor^is data outsiiie of the Llue ci' rr.n

fa'Tioiis autnor , Hataarilel Ha'.7tborne.L.vGn thiti V/Mch they had

gleaned for old Town Records, S;a, , was not always correct,

Tne auti-xr of this work very scon dlBcovered that

the tasK given to Mm was not an easy one, as the data

held by old families and Town records, w«r» ae scanty as

thf^sVs found In print, llany records had been destroyed in

the burVing of old homes. Others iiard been written down

from traditlcn, which hni alwaj's been striving to nai-;e all

ot the Hithorne's of iiaine, and sonetimes all of those in jr-erciii,

to be of the llathaniel KaTrthorne Line.

One who was sux^poseed to be an authority on Eatiioni^-^

datai simply stated, "It took many years for us to learn that

our Eathorn ancestor was only a brother of the ^erican ancesTor

of Eathaniel Ea-wthorna. " The4i£. was evidentl;/ a shadow of disaproint-

ment in this discovery, for naothing was clearlj' given in reg-oJ""

to the ancestrj of the Hathornls of iiaine,

Ths 'lov-n Records of ;7oftlwich,iie. .which was the early

home of the most important branch of the Hathorna yamilj- in

iiaine, were fotrnd to have been poorly kept, Ihen P.ev.Dr. >:er:ry

Thayer of 373 TT.Iieth 3t . .ii.Y.City, was pointed ou-ct as an

autjiority on these Important matters. He had lived in "oclT.icl.,

He., for nan;,' years, and had written much on the early histrr

of that t0V;-Ti.Ke promptly repliea, but explained that he was now

a very old man and could not give much time to the E" thorn

records. Zis answer was brlelly this:" The John B=-thorne of

Sheepscott(BC'jthbay) .Maine, was a a Sale:-.,Lass. , merchant, wuc

started intc the land business based on an old Indian daed--':ut

that was 70 years before the S-thorn«s came to ~ool7d.ch,:,:e,

and there was no relationship that I cou:d ei/cT discover

between those families. Leave this ran, John Hathorn, and

V.'illiaTi Hathorn of St. Georii-^js Slver, out of the T.'oolwich

data. xhoae Hatohornes of 7.colv/ieii,L;e.

,

ciir.e there fron

'.'lliington, Uase,, out scan to have origint»ted in Lynn, LlarE.

foiir or more generations before. I-jje Hathornes made a

numerous tribe in kain9# , seven men entering the voting list at

T.'oolwich.He.

,

betT;een 1766 and 1790. But I have studied than

less than any of the other TToolv.ich fa^-.lllea, because of their

nuracers and the complexity of their history, <In a word, a

widow Hathorne and four or five sons came to Wool^i-ich.I'.e.

,

c.s ancestors of that Strorig old fanlly there. To separate and

unite these fa'-.illes would require the ©oe£ dtu^^y of ever.- Tcv-r.

Record for a hundred years. I have most of the marriage dates,

and fewer of the death records."

This was all that coxild be secizred from this which

had alwaj-s been reported to be a "nine of traasures. ''.But

the author haa learned before t^is "to iieep the. trail." ijii

alter several years of hard wori: he discovered the fcpor-

tant reserarches of Llr.^burj- C.Eathcrn of Dresden,l.Ie. , and

Aurora, Ills., to which his son, Frani: II.Hatborn, had a ced miich,

Thus the ancestr;.' of the vroolwich,:,le. , Hathorn^e was dearly

established. TTith the help of many other kind friends the wcrl:

has J)een pushed forward into its present form.

In the Line of the V/oolT.ich,LLe. , Hathorns the naf^e is

spelled, Hathorn, the way t:iat most of these people prefer ed.

The nus;bering of their generations from the Br.sliEh Ancestcr

iB given because they prefe^-red that method. It is ver;

easy for an^' one to count dov.-n his generation from the

A-nerican Anc-stor, if he preferrs that method.

In replt to many queries about the spelling of this

fa.-ily nar.e the author presents the forp-s found in old

docur.ents , thcujh the spelling in Z.ngland as S'^on in that Lir

of ancestor. Tavjl'^ seen to he cor^-ect. Ancient and no?6rn ro-^s

of the nuniQ'i Haft-thorua- -I-.authorne Harf-uorne Hath.o^-ne

and Hiith-crn. The H-thorns of i^aine olali- tiiat their jjicisEtors

:- ar-.K-ed t-ie snoMlnp; of the nii-e tc K tirrn, so tV.at f'sir

letters -r:-. their friei-s In ^r^.-i^-d •7cul^ oe su-o tc

r.^ch the-.J-l^^rtly t-iat fo- of spnlllnt; Ai-^ not lour

rreVail.

kuch ha£ been c'-^'^-'^ i^ "^'i^ '^'^^- fegariin^- the

•descendants of the fe-nle Hathcrna Linoc, ar sotne of the ztTcr^r^zt

fairily oharacteri£tics ha^e thus beer. nan'^.ed do'.vn -chrou-h

lGn£ generations, and because such llr.es .j-e alr.ost whcll;^

i^T.cred 'c-j aar^ £-enealc:.i5t£.

T'-iow h jathanifcl iiav.thcrneC's ^reat love for the hilis

and streaj-.E of Llaine, ani for Bot/doin Colleoa where he Ei.ent so

nan:- har-p:' ""-^i'S, are v.oll kr-cmi, s^.aG° has not been £-iven to

his records. Escause the.- are so well preserved. Ihe it&to&t^^QS^-^

interest of "chis 7?orh Is centered on a Line equally noble

and ±'aith;\il in all walks of Ufa.

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(iPt Senoration :'.s f'-;->.eo.' in _:".2lsnd} ;-X^..i^ .-Li.rHOMT 05"

3;'-i-, Count.- ci- Berkshire, -ji^land; hc^.-n abo .t I4S0.

I'hc nane cf -^is ^'if*? is not riven.

ITne chil.cren rtre of the(2nd Cer.eraticn) 2.io.-.j£ ilatrorn {S^e 'bejc~ t:j.s lict;)(2nd generation) Ja;:.es iatliorn.

( £n^ ) TLCVert iithorii.

( 2nd ") Jone Hat horn.

(2nd ") ^ice H-thorn.

(2nri."

) Jo'nn :iithcrn.

(Snd ") T,'i:iia-i Hiathorn.

(2nd ") Henry Eaxhorn.

(2nd ") ^liEabP^th liatriorn.

(2nd g:3.\>.iH^lon'

)

1!3DuiaZ H.lIHDrJJ of Bray, CoTinty Ber:-3rJ.^e,Z--j:.c.nij

fcorn al'iO'iit I52C

ili-^ried l-lrz. Jone PcTvr.ey, vrl-3o?/ of estim^vie character,

(Sd genoration) '.Tilliar, -dzficrn .(^'ee data belcT' tliis list)

(2d " ) Cbristcpher H- thorn.

. (5d " ' ) Thxn;?^ s Hat ric n.

(Sd " ) Thomas Hat :orn.

(3d " ) John Hat.:>;rn.

liii ") Jens Ha-'-crn.

(i? 'ci feneration) '.Villiaia Hatliorn oT B^e.y &. Blnrifild, _,nr;la--.l,

2orz. about 1545; died ,.-iiye 22, IC26,

i.Ii:-ried June 25, 1 5 70 Ar-nle Par".- ins, who v?as born at iSlntlcilu,

L-rland, -nd d.l'j.! Jeb .IL', 1^27.

(4th £:oneration> Jo. ,nc Hatnorn.

(4th " ) V.illlar- H^thorn ( See data next r-i^£e)

(4th ") i;ath- nlel Ijithorn,

( 4tn " ) Hlis'.fceth H".i >^orn.

(4th " ) lli-^;- Hathorn.('•-th '• ) ^-ne Hat orn.

(it'r. rer.eration) V/lllian £^.-'^rn o.' ^ir^rl-'lci ,_ji~: (.>.-'; hnvr-, ,,-

l/^5; .-'ic Oct I", IZUO; .Tife ^urah

He c.".-'5 tc A"'5riea v-ith Covtrno:'- ".Vitl-xop In th'j s:'.ic .,.-•'

:)eep-1 _- u.:cestcr cf Che famous aut •k^./jI-.'! i al H::..'hcr-*.

(5th gereration) ^-ne Hit"-c—"»fth ^' J joane i^t :orn;'"''•'- " I '-.li-:ibet:i liitjicrn; ii C;^i..t.Iiul/-^r.'^c rL.

^St[-i " ) :scl)ert H'-t c^ii. ,5'"''^ "

) - John, dathorr. V, I6<r5 (.ioe axo.. tl.-:^ li

.'^"-^ "J J^tha-iel xiit-icE-.

(ot> ") ioiiiuil H=-,t:icrn.

(rth^

L'='ieration) Jchii dazhorn corn IGI., at 3in/:elL, ;^.; :::

of 3e-rKs-:^re,Sr.sl?.ry:.,; taptizea ..cI: nc , I62I. In lo;... carpet

i.uerioa v.itu .his Srcther :,llli_;. iithorn in the eM^, ^-^- .i;.

^ith Co^-rnor „inthrop. ^3 first settled at 3i:l-;,..:.fis. In uho ;vas a tavern keener at :::.lden,^ass; In li;;^ ro^ed tc 1-

ilass., v;r:ere he died 2eo I2,I^5,.iis -..ill sr,crn to J- 2:.,IC~

'i7ife nai\Dd B3.rub.

(5th generation.! Sarah iIathorn|bppti:vd at Saler- Uas^-. J

2 1544; .-1 .y-._-'. 2, I?5Z Jorn-: Brsed cf I^-nr., ^:=.S3.

^c.r.g) Jchn Hat horn; clei3 loim^.(oth cc

(6th n) Priecilla Kathorn; bapti^ea July 2£,I649.

OCOtaCOOCCOOOOCOOOjC M Jan lb. r;.&9 Jonathan Shore.

(6th generation) T/illiaL: Hatnorn D£,-.l-ed at lynn.Llass.,

1651; died Sept 14, 1676.

I5th generation) Llary Hathorn capcised at iynn.ilass. .Jvlv.Ib53; died Dee EI, 1675.

(6th generation) Sbeneaer Kathorn bortisea at I-nn.L'ass.iich, I6b6. (Ses records next page) * .— -i

(5th generation) Phoebe Hathorn baptized :.ch. ,I6c5.

^^*^- ") Hathaniel Hathorn; ; l: Liary Gott.

(7th generation) ^li^abeth Eathrn b 0ct.,I5oi.('th ti \ ,.

) iuarj- r^tnorn b ITov o,Ib£C: •

,died J;:ne £C, 1693.

(7th generationj^ r.attenlel Hathorn d 1698,

(7th) aieazar Kathorn d Jan 20, 1705;died in infancy.

(7th) Sleasar Hathorn b Jan 19, I705.

(oth generation) Sfcene^or Hathcrn of LyiL"., Kass.; born "ich.

1656; baptised at Lynn, iiass., leire. ilade a Freanan ji-;r I5,ie9i.

Married Zee £6, 1683 Ssther Tiltt. The chilc-ren.

(7th generation) Sarah Eatho7-n torn Oct 26,152 4.

f7th ") Hary Hathorn b Ilea 14, 1587; a at I r:o:£.t:

(7th ") John Hathcrn b Jam 5, 1583.

(7th ") SaTiuel K-thorn b .4pr 17,1591.

See his records below this list.

(7th generation) Mary Hathorn b llay I, 1694.

Cth ") Hepsibeth Hathorn b Apr 5,1597.

(7th ") Ebeneser Hathorn b July 17, 1766.

(7th generation) Sa'riuel Hathron b Lynn, Eass., ^r 17,1591;

Baptized at Lynn, Llass., Aug 17, I59I; died before 1760.

Removed to 7,'ilmington,iIass. , where he was a fine fanner.

ffi(lst) IJay 13, 1714 Susannah Giiy. .

K(£nd) Feb II, I74I GraCe lay V:alJ:er, who married next, Caleb San-.es

,

The children were of the 1st marriage:

(Sth generation^ Slisabeth Hathorn b Dee II, I7I6.

H Dec, 1742 Sd^ard Elendall.)8th "

) Jemina Hathorn b Llch 12,1715.

(8th " ) John aathorn b Oct 21, I7I9; d Jiine 2,1720.

-.(8th ") John Hathcrn b Dec 28, 1720.

See data below this .

(eth generation) John Hatlicrn b Dec 2^, 1720; "Died in 1777. •'

F.esided at Lynn & Wilmington,ilas s.

.

Married about 1742 Ssther 7;yman, daughter of Captain T.^an.

She was a woman of great executive ability; of a fine far.ily.

"Soon after her husband's death ehe removed to iVoor..ich,i:e.;

,

with her cons, John, Seth, Jazes and Jacob; the son 1,'athaniel l,.ter

'o.-i moving to Dresden.Ile.

"

Registry of Deeds, Ca-nbridge ,i.asE. , L;ayI4. 1 7 79. Z.st her Hathorn

tc Daniel Going , Deed.llsther Hatrxirn , TTidow; C!j.ldren, John, 'Till iar^.

^eth, J2;r.es

4.

Ir.e children or John Haci.orn & listhex- V^i-nan were born at

MiL''ini-ton,:^asE,, of tJie tth senoration l^ron the E^£l±2h ixcjitc:

and of the 4th generation from the ^erican unceetor .John

Hathoriu

She Line of descent frcr: the Snglibh Ancestor has usuall;- be^x

follove^ by the deccer.dants and is thus narked here.

List of John Hat horn's children from the ffllEiington.ilass. .r.eccric.

(9th generation) Joh.n Hathorn born Jan 19,1744; dieo at

Woolwich,ile., Apr I (ll) , 1815, aged 71 years.Remove a froCi

V.'ilmington.LlaES., to "oclwich.I^e, , with his vvidow mothEi and brothers

Harried Hov 27, 1756 Tabitha Going of Wili!ilngton,IIaES. , born,

July 15,1737; died at vroolv;ich,Iie. , ipr 27, 1825, aged 8S years;

the daughter of lianiel Gains & Esther

5ata of the fa-^iily and descendants pages 6— S£. J'?,

(9th generation) Sa':.Tiel Hathcrn d ilay 7, 1746,

Removed to ^oolTrLchjile. Ko farther data found.

(9th generation) rfillia.": Hathorn b Lloh II, 1749,Died at Voolwich.Lle. , Jan 31, I82I, aged 69 years.

Konoved to 7roolv.'ich,*.ie. , with wldov.'od mother & brothers.

U ilch 30, I7S0 Llari' Jen^:ins b 'Jilmintton^ass. , :Tov 29,

ffie 1751 ; died ilay 23, 1829.

See data of farily paga N^.y^i

(9th generation) Seth Hathcrn born ITov 3,1751; died

at 7roolwich,ixe. jTThere he had removed vrith his mother and

brothers, June 2,1804. A Revolutionary soldier.

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Harried I"79 Sara:-. Thsving born Boston.LIass. , Jan I2,I7."9

died at V.'oolv/ieh.lle. , June 2,1304; the da'.'ghter of Judge

Hathanlel Thv.lng of V.'oolv;ich,I»ie.

(lOth genorationj Seth Hathorn.Jr.

(lOth " ) Betsy Hathorn.

iiarried June 2C , 1614 John G.Gould.

Writo Fv, Gould, C-^i.ton,ChJ.o.

, I8I5 .V.Hisaoek.

(lOth) j:-.i~-il Hatho^n.

Married T-obert Llax'.veli of Bowdcinhar: ,^.e.,

(9tJi generation) £,arah Hathorn b iich 16, 1754,

M I78I Elbeneaor Hasey.Jr.

(9tli generation) ITathanisl Eathorn b Jan 19,1757.

Removed to Llaine after his nother ,S.c.| and located at

POwnalborou^ii, now Uresden^Le. ."June 141^. 1788 llathanlel

Hsthorn was one to assist in taking; the Inver.tori' of

the « estate of George Couch of Pwonalsbcrouc h,iie.

"

ESfi6£©a He v;as a 2evolr!tlcij,ar;- soldier.

M. Dec 20, 1782 "ary Heed of Uiseassett .He. "Her father re-ic"

from Ca-ibridge,Haas, to TToolvdch, ile., about 1754; had a fine

fa;.,ily."

(lOth genc-ratlon) James Hathorn(lOth

""" ) Le:".uel Hathorn.

(lOth " ) Catherine Hathorn.(lOth " ) ^^' Eathorn.doth " ) Kathaniel Hathorn.(lOTE "

) Jude Hathorn.(lOth " ) K^atilda.Hpitlr^rn.

* (lOth ") Lucinda Hathorn.

(lOth " ) Vi';,--;an Hatiiorn.(lOth " ) Hannah Hatj-jorn,

( 10th 'y ileiiitable liathcrn,

(9tli generation) Ja:::es Hathorn b June I, 1760; died at

Palemo.lie. Jv.ly 21, 1844; to '.VcolT.ioh.iile. , vith mother.

U Mar;- Ihvring of "Toolwieh,i>le.

Data of the fai'.ily pages i^ 1** 40—^2..

{9th generation) Jaco» Hathorn b ulaj- 1,1755; d

Dec 21, 1838. F.esided at 3ov7doinhara .ile, for many years.

Liarried Chloe Sliav; born at 7.'ilnington,ilass,I762, of a stur-i

old larlly; died at rooiT^ich.lle. , Jan 1.^,1835.

Data of T-e -amily pa~es 5-3^ --^7, -r ,^Xu. ' t.^«

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THS ^zzoRjc. OS JOHii kathckk cf -H_ iiiii~:i g^:t-P.a?ic:t. .

(9th re?-.eration) John Saf-.crri d Tilr.in£tor.,^aes, , Jan 19,

'1744; d at Woolwich, lia. , Apr II, IBI6 , ag:ea 71 years.

"Ha lived at Georgetown, iu.e. , or: the Zan-'etec River, ne:'^

?.herQ the city of Bath now stands, ana v:as there at an

early date. In I7o£ what is nov.- 7,'ool77ieh,lle. , was set cir'

from G«oreEtov-n,i:e."

Sketch fi-oF. the Bath, He., Independ-j-.t, Sept 2S,ItII:

"One of the oldest, largest, and best known , I'anllies cl

all WoolwichjLIe., hears the nace of Eathorne., end all are

T/ell—tt-do people who faave worked hard and wen success in

thair lators. I-Iany of the family have remained at nooiv/ich,

and are reckoned anong the most nropparous citizens of the

to?/n,Some have held Town offices, and have always held them in

a creditable Banner, "he name of Hathome Is a good one

wherever cno may go in the town, Cne of the earliest

settlers at Woolwich, Lie., was It. John Hat'-^^rne, who

Was an officer in the Revoluticnarj- T.'ar, and whose hoc'c" liss

bviried In the little cenctary at Kequaasett, along with trjcse

of macj" good man and true of that period. ?ror. him have

descended many Rathornes. His son, Daniel Hathorna, was born

in TToolwich f.nd lived there all of nis life. Something over

fifty years ago he passed on to the great Beyond. Daniel

Hathorne took the fani on which his son, jklbert Hathorne, nov.

Uvea, and wrested it from the wildernets, cutting off

the trees, tearing out the sturrps, and maicing from the

forest fertile fields and garden patches. Later on, he sold

the place to his son. Hartley Hathorne, and went to a point near

Day's Jerry, and built the laSt'o. old-fashioned. Square,

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house 7-hich all adnlre sc r.uch. It is one of the older-:;

hc-ises in tiie tov\Ti, navint T.'ittBtcoi the stoms and eur shine

of over one ironaro'T j-ears, anr. ie still :! n a eoc^ etate of

presere-raticn and repair. It was 'built of good olC

natarial, which was then core easily SBcurea than it

could be now. Sc see some of the tooardint in this house

T,ould nai:e some builders of to-day enrious; great, wide

boards, which, tliDug'- they nai' have ben in service fo-odvor

a certur;^, are still as sound as a nut. Daniel Hatho:-ns

was one of those sturd;^ old characters, so well identifieo vrith

the ti- 9S in v.hich he lived. He was alwaj^s at work,

ard always sumiountine every obstacle which preeonted its' If

.

He v/as a farmer, and ye^ he did societhin^ at fishing

in the right season. He cut cany traes, end hauled out many

logs, and, to add to his occupations, he for r.any years

conducteo a saw nill at 7i'oolwich,ile, , and at these irills vas

saTi-ed Eiuch of the lurr.ber whicn is found in the old houses

of the to'.vn. Liany imow the Eathorne farm best fron the

fact that the late Gapt. Gty C.Goss, for riani? years one of

Bath, Kaine's leading citizens, and pronlner.t shipbuilders ,

Oflr-ned this farm, v.liich thus becane Imov.-n as the GotiS

farm, Some j;ears ago this property was sola to Isaac 5.

Howard, v/hjo is one of the most prosperous farmers of

V.ool'A'ioh.tle. ^ He is gotting large crops from this farm

of over one hundred acres. Daniel Hathorne still has living a

large nir.ber of grandchildren and also canj' great-

grandchildren. Jt^nong these are the following: ilbert Eatiiornij,

V.oolTicn.l-Ie Ann white, xlttsfield.I'.e. Katherine Urott,

?roo";wlch,lle, LIrs. luckor, TViscassett, Lie, Salome

Goss, who lives in the 7,'est Clara Haskell, Hartland,i:e.

—

i. J. Hathorne, ',7colv,-ich,ii.e, L.G. Hathorne, Glendive,;.ontana

Rachel Thtrnpson, 3ath,., e. li^lly ilarsh, Viakefield, ilass- . - -

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Annie ;7arreii. ;Vakofield. lla-s— Henrj. J.H..s:..oll. Cle^dlve,luont^nu- ^Pushaw. rittslield, Lie. .,,-ra Easkeli,

HartlJ-nd, Le. "

jolL-. Kithcrno L. at Tilmineton.Ilaes., !:ov 2?, l7oe

Tabit:.a Going b Tilmineton. llaSB.. .uly 15.1737; d .Vr-"M5i5.

a^ed 8V years; the daughter oi' 2anlel Golr.£ andiisther

ihsir children were or the

doth generation] ."ohn Ha^.^rne . Jr., b Geor^ato^^,-;.(a fe. say ,Zils.i.rtc..:.,s.i

, Sept S..I757: d at Riohnond.I.e.. c^t

51. I84S, A sucoeeef^ui tavern iceeper,

- Jiine Z, 1790 Illisabeth Gcoduin Gray b i^ch 2.I76S;d Juno 15, IS02.

il(2nd) Aug,, ISOZ lilizabeth Bickford b Al^r 28.I7S2;died. Sept 22, lesS.

inill data of the raniljr pages 12—jv.ib"

doth generation;^ Baniel Sathorne b Lich 4.1769;died ilay is, 1859.

11 Nov 3, aiGOe 1796 Hannah Gould. w>^ died Oot :s.1858.

5^:11^ data oir .the -"a-ily pages zi^—r^if,

doth generation; ^^ther ."iatgorn b Jan 27. r7l; d cct 5.1847.

M ^-eb6. IBOI savid (,cne .a," Janes) Gil^ore. .io .'ied

June 2, 1826. Ho record of cMloren tox^a.

doth generation;^ Joanna Hat-rn b Set II. I77S;d June 3, 13 70.

il Dec le. I7f6 ThcEar iiinball of Bath, re.

doth) Zzs-r^el Hathcrn b Lich 21. 1776; d Hch .-.I8!iG.

ii Hay IS, 1806 iblgai: ^hitten. vn:o dleci ilay 8. 1657.

Ihe chilireii of Sarrual Halhcrn i Abisall T.'hitten.

dltl': rer.cratioa' iiaria i^trxrn b Jeo IS, 1307; o. C::t C(j,I-'

(llth poneriition) 3a::.uel Zlnljall 2at:.om b Oct £3, I3C£;

d at Eiclriond^e., Oct 28, 1845.

M iuLlza Gllnore Trho died at H.lohr.ond,L:e,

(tftOQ (I£th ) Ja-.es iithorn.

(I2th) ibtiie Hathorn. _.- •

(nth generation) Charles 7i"hittler Hathcrr. b Jan 10, ISI

I8II; d Uch 25, I85&; a farmer in the ile. tor.ris, -^cclrii.

and ^''iseaEsett, He and his wife members of the Free

Baptist Charch.

M ClariSfra 7;all:or b M00lv7ich^:e. , ; the daughter of

BaraiiJP-l T/alker & iuis He Kenney,

(I2tn generation) Sarah Llaria Hatiiorn b Hay 14,1855.

II Sa-raiel Bo^rdman ?;e3d. Divorced,

(I2th' CharleB T, Hathorn b TTiscassett, Lie.,

Eov 20, 1826; ian;:er; Eepublican,

M Llary S.Preble; daughter of Captain Harvey prf^Me.

(iSth generation) Harvey Preble Hathorn o Jan

4,1855; Post ilaster at noolwich.lle. , General otcre.

Selectman for 3 years. Progressive in politicc,

« He and his wife merribers of the Baptist

Church.

ii Arjiie Leonurd of Boston,Llass; elucated at

Chelsea, F.ass. daughter of Joseph B.Leonard

» and Charlotte 1.

^ Waldo{I4th ) Ciaa L. Hathorn born July

A30th,

(i::ti: ^ensration) B^rziliai Hiit;.crn ti r.'itojss-tt.i^e.

,

i.ug 20, 1839.

ii iuliaa l„or£e of 5ath, LiO.

(iJith ) ".Villsj-d Hatjci-n d .Viscassctt, I^e., ^i-

28,1841; il at Seattle , vrashing-tcn, but nane of r.is

wife not {TlTon.

(I2fn) Gilbert H-t"rjDrn b Dec 31, 1843; died Jeb :t,GC(

1905. Lived in the ile. to'.vns TToolwich &: Bath. 5oc>:-

keerer i aurvei^or; Republican; he and his -.vife

memberE of the Baptist Church.jree ilason; K, of P.

il May 5, I85b Sarah P. ii. Curtis hBathjIie., I...i;.- f,^!:..!,;,

;

echools of Bath, ile; a writer of nany stories ani

hlFtor:cal articles in Llairie ^ournalF. Che dau~ht.'>-

of John P.Z.CTirtls i L;'dia II.Li.Goslir. of

Arrov.sic i Gardiner, '^le.

Il7.th generation) Arna G.Hat?.orn b Jan r,I?6c^

"

-^ July 2. 189 2 Fi-an^c Il.Sr^lpe.

(iSth) iierry 3.Hathorn b :;ov I, aeca

1874; d Den 15, 1905.

(12th ) Hew^y E.Hathcrn b aU£ 23,1845.

(12th) Ol-^Ti U.Hathcrn b ' Dec I? 1860,

(nth soneration^ Davi-'. Hathorn d Dec 20, ISIS;

M Ty^o-ruzf-il R.Soi^e , t--^ dip a ::- I, 1900.Chilciren Dorn at V.'oolr.ich,:^;;,

(I2th) ^-r.ard il.Hailxrn b Au- 21, IS44; d Sept 9,IS4f.

(I2th) Hc-ace H.iiatliorn b Ja-i 20, 1846; S-aT-vejo"-

I12thj :..^o.a^d Kat>x)rn b Ser.t 17, 1849; d Au- .-^I.IFcI.

(I2t>|| DaviJ ZrrPSt HathO'-n b Tefc I'.Isr.S.

II

(US'".: generation, G-Ilbsrt liat'cvr. t T's; I'=,If?Ii; ^ at-

^ iiar.na"-- jxzm. Cai-llon o." Dr-'Frl ':r, ,i:-:, , -'i: die'. -^-l'' ri.iTuu.

i'le ohil:.r3r. v/;re born at 7>'colwich,^.c.

(ir.tr. --.-liicriitlon) IlirliallLat ;:crr: b ^-iiU £C,18£I: " L ' "; '.

I66&. '

(l%til ^-.rr.a Jane Hat horn t Jcv 14,1652.

(I£th) Asa G.Hathorn b June 14,1854.

(I2th) George ii.Hatiiorn b Jan SS,ie£6.

{12th.) Hattie Ann Hathcrn b Keh 8,I8oy,

{I2th) Sanuel Hathorn b Hay 25,1055.

(12th) Francib i.Bathorn b Dec 22, 1870,

•Ihe sjjrth child of John IlRtJ-£.rn and Tabitha Going,

(lOth generation) Seth Hathorn n LIch 8(14), I7eC; dinf

at roolvslch.L.e., Aug IS, 1855.

m Juno 12,1806 his coHPin, Uarj- ("Polly") Hathorn born

"oolvvichjITie. , ilay 15, I78I; trie daughter of Tta. Hathorn & Uary

&«.e PAfe^

(llth generation) 77illiar. Hathorn b V;oolv.'ich,iIe.

,

iich 27,1807; d Sept 5, I8I9.

"The children all died yoiing.

-^

gt

12

TrLu HSC0?J33 OP JOE.' H.iThCr.ZT, «r., C? TZIHR GiXliT-ATlOIT

doth eerxratlor; CoYr. R-^Vh^rr'':t . , h Geor£otovr .He. , ---pt

Sf, 1767; died at ::ielr:ond,:^e., Oet 31, 1846.

II (1st) Jur.e 3,17^0 Elizabeth Good^rin Graj" b :;ch,2,l76e;

d June 15, 1802.

M(2nd) Aug 7, 1843 Elizabeth Lickford b ^r28, I78£;

d Sept 22. 1856.

(nth generation] Three children died in infancy.

(nth) Joh.n Hathorn fa June 10, 1792; d Feb 2 IS£-

,./^f'iV"<i at lirebdsn.lie. where he was born.

li(lst) July 2,1815 Susannah ^ezander Lorn June CO,

1796; died Sept 3, 1822,

_ _M(2nd) Oct I2,IS2£ Sarah H.DreTr vb liov 22,1802; di--,a

Hch E. 1877. Tiie chdlcn-en of the 1st marria-e.

{I2th generation) Seth Hathorn b i.ay &,I3IS;

a Feb 15. 1844; resided at Dresden.liaine.

M Oct 27,I8S8 Hannah A. Colburn.

(13th) John G.Hathor b Jan 3,1840.

(I3th) Susie a.Hatl'wrn b Dec 2 ie<ilResided at Boston.llass.

M Jan IS.lsee Francis r.rn.Flytner.

(13th) Seth Hathorn b ^r 18,18^4; die-^Awg 12, 1847.

(I2th) John Hathorn b ITov 2,1817; d June.ieCC.

il(lst) Jan^^2I^^I843^^L:ary S.Johr.son, who died

M(2nd)_ 4V9, I848^"'''Linnah T.-ite. who diedi'-cn I, 1880. So children.

(I2th) Iv.in, saochariah Hatl^or.n b Oct 24,1819; d

ilav £5, IoB2.

M Sept 29,18:4 llary Lilly b Jan IB, 1820.

^(iSthJ C}:as. L. Hathorn b Dec 14,1847;

d Sept 16, I87I.

13

I85I, :: apr 6,I3Z4 Hem-;- Cr^nt.

(I4th) aelllo ^ G^a::t b Jul- ^,1,^^:.

(I4tl:) C2iaE.iI.Gr a- 1 t June 2l I" •

d Au^ I7,I?93.

ri4th) Carrie L.Grar.t b Feb 19, 1"-?.

fl4th) Wilbur H.Grar.t b ITov II, i^:"-.

(iSth generation) Lcuiea A.Hathxrn b iu£ £4,1353;ii liiartin Pearson,

(iSth) Lillj- I.Hathorn b Oat 3,1864; resides

j.urora,IllE.

1: Sept II,. I3S9 James S.VTard.

(I2th generation; T^m. Elizabeth iathorn b 0ct24.iei9;died July o, iei)5: another saj-s ,i;ov 2d,I3S2.

M Au£ 31, 1342 Morton Johnson b Jec 12.I8I0; diedJ"eb IS, 1907.

(I3tn) ;Villi£jri Johnson b Hov 2C, I84S,

(ISth) Li2sie Johnson b Deo 3,1847,

(iSth) ,7illie Johnson b Oct 5, 1849.

M ITov 5, 1870 Xatie Bostwick.

fl4th) Ruth Johnson h July 18, 1894,

(I4th^ Kathleen Johnson.

I^ children of the 2nd ilarriase of John Hathcrnen; with Sarah LreT.(I2th generation) Susannan Hathorn b Apr 7. I82r;cl Octf.js'-:,

(I2thj| Ljdia C.Hat:iorn b Hch 4.1827; Q Oct 3,1822.(12th) Laura ...Hathx,rn b LIay4. 1930; resides at Los^ele3.(ralifcr.ia. il Ma^^ 2.le67 ^exand.r :;eed.IJo chili^-en.

(I2th) Sarah :i.Ratn.r:. b June 5. I834;d J-one 22,1838.

(12th) Hattie ..Hathorn b J^ne Io,I,37: d ^ug 5,1901.(I2th) ^ib^or". C.Hathxrn Xov 23,1839; d Oct 51. 1907.

He v/as born at Di-asd.en.ile. m 1835 he

14

removed with nlz ptjents to Llvi",'; lark, Ills,

In I- fX he wen- tc ^urorti.Ills. 1370 ie7£

he T.orkod In the i'icps of the Chlca£t), Burlir;^ -.ci

and (^uinov Lailroad. In 1872 Tras ma^e General line

Keeper of the Gar Separtiiert ; later 73s na-^e

^^istant Chief Clerk of the Llotive Igwer 3ti:artT: •: nt.

In Jul;'. HeaOOOG IS83 he renoved to Celdar

Haplds.Iora, and beearie Chief Cle:-k of the Hotive

Po^.--ir Department of the Cedar Kapi's & BStaectlC'C

Northern r^ailwa^^ Died at Cedar EapldE.Io'a, and interra:

in Ca> Hill Cenetery of that City.

M st r.ookford.Ills., Ueh 15,1866 Clara S.Roct ror:

Lodi.Ills., June 10, 1849; d A:xs 29, 1895.

KilLi] Oct £9. I8S7 £ate C.3ror,n.

Children of the 1st LI:

(ISth generation) Lionel J.Hathorn t Cot 7,I5£S;

d July £0, 189 7.

(I;3th ) Frank 2aiie Claire Hathorn h at ^urora.

Ills., Sept 9, 1872.; rebides 2922 Brattlel'02o

Ave.jDes iloinefa, lowa.Froin Jiili' , iJdS to reo. ,T}iS

lived at Cedar Kapids ,Io7:a; Fic.jISSS :;ov.,i898

lived at 3an Francisco &. Berkeley, Califoj'nia.

At Cedar Kaplds.Iowa, imtil ilay I, 1906; since

then at Des Iiloines,Icv,'a. . Clerk in the Auditor's

Ofice. Cedar r.apids ,Iov:a, Burlington, Cedar r.apic-S

& Dorthern ?:ailv;a;-\ ,1991 1892. Special ^ent fo^ '

Fanners' Insurance Co,, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,

From 1355 to the present lo""^' State

jig-ent of the Hanover Fire InsuE-nce Co.

16

(I'l-th ^encriitionj Iul-3_r.or r.,H.athc>r:. c i, _ : ^,1-.l.,

ll~th] J-;_'v.-s Slinaetl: Euthcrr: t -vi-i:,iCII9I5.

(I3th feneration) Zdtlieriue l.,K-.tlx:-r. b Aug 2£,I2~e.

(I2th generation) ilar;- ::. J.Hatnorn t Oct 21, 13 1'-; : l:!^-

.

lu. ?eo 21- IB63 Oscar ?. Sheldon t ..ch. 17,1846.

(I3th) I.I^abel Sheldon b Jan Zl , I87I; d jjov £4,i:,i;i.

Iii3 child of ^ohn kathorn ,Jri & illizateth 3ici:tMcrd,

(llth gQneratioi.) iilizabeth Govving Eathorn b Jan 17, ISO.';

d A-tg 17, ISEI.

JU. Aug 2, ie::C Sa.-uel Ford Blair b 6CSa Aug 4,1785; died

hov 10, 1352; at 21 j^ears to Bath,Iu.e., end learned the shoe-

maker's traie; then a sailor;t;en to IJantiicket Farr.. , Dresden,ile

;

stoi-e keeper at 5.ici2^ord,i:e; the son of John Blair,

(I2th generation) Zina Hj-de Blair b Ricx3:ion.d,i:e.

,

Deo 3, 1322; d Feb 9, 1394; l.etixdist Lmister ,Sath,L?.

and m Florida.

11 Jan 6, 1857 Charlotta P.Hitehcook:.

Tj^e children born at 3ath,i.e,

flSth) Sarr-uel Ford Blair, Snd. b ITov ie,IS57;

d Jan 31, I38I; graduated from Treslyan College; imiL,

(l.:Sth) :t^& Hi'de Blair, Jr., b Lay 29,1855,

d July 12,1390.

M in Florida Jan., ISSG I^.via Lunddcn.

(I4th) Benja-iin Butler Blair b JackEon-il3 c

,

Florida, Sept 2C , 1337.

• (I4th) iaaurice uarren Blair b Atlantic

City, ::.J., Sept 17, 1989,

(iSth) S(^'..uel iorhins Blair b Jul;- 10, IB&2.

d Uov 14,1902; Dor.tist at :;innear-ollE .llinn,

M at. Buchsr'Ort.l.o., Oct 19, IieS Alice S.Hor^s.

(I4th) Frederick Howes Blair b Jacksonville,

Florida, 3cc 5, 1337; LlethoU&t ilinieter.

LI Joc^-hine Dai^tcn c f ^^nneapollE ,l.inn.

(I6th esner&tion) 2 children.

(I4th eeneration} Charlotte Swasey Slalr b ::inr_e-

apolis,: inn. , ..en 5, 1890.

M Jan 26, 191.'^ Kauriee Varney Jen.nars.

(I5th' Blair Jonr.ecs b Jan 4,1914,

(iSth generation) Trine, Oasian Hitckcoek Blair & T^s so

Ctapnar.; Blair^ b ^pr 24, 1855; the let died DecI4,I36f.

The End died Jan 25, 1870,

(ISth) Infant daughter d day of birth, Ecv 4,1871.

(ISth) Charlotta Illizabeth Blair bBeo I6,IB7S; d June 28

21na Hjde Blair k.(2nd) I;ec20, 1838 ilari^ Lgctard of Bath.i.r..

So children.

(12th generation) ilartha Carlton Blair bilch 9,1825- died J-iv

13.1855. il Oct 12,1346 ^iarker ilerrill TThitrnore b A-:-o..sic.L;e.

,

Wov 22. 1825; d Dee 18,1895; lived at F.icn.ond,;^e. . I8S7; at

Bath.lle., 1870. A sea Captain froE the age of 21 years. 3Mpbuilder; ship broker; 3^-,ccrat; Free Ilason. " In early life he

followed the sea; after the Civil v/ar he settled at Ricln.cnc

Me; in 1870 re-ov.d to Bath.I.le. , where he built several ships;

then a ship broker; Ccnma-der: the oat]: Globe; ship Zlle,- -aria;Ship Lartha -hiti-ore; ship Constitution;; ship Atlanta; ship Soua-e;followed the sea until 1859; carried -ore than 100 passengersacross the Atlantic, e.ni never ha^d a loss of any >:ind.-

Th2 son of rilliar. r.hifcnore & Charlotte Parker.

('I?th) ^Irabetr. Blair WhltT.cre d. at I year.

(I2th generation) Leu.uel Carlton Blair b Aug 29, 1827 ; disd

18

Apr 16, I39S; nrjna-r-riefl.

(12th) riiTTiet Louisa Blnlr b Sept I", in;??; a Oc.X 28,IS6S.

U Dec 14, 1651 Aiilal Libhy who ri Jan J5,ia9 7.

(I3th) Harriet jilizabeth Libi.y >> Apr 9,1854.

k tn Elehmona,!:e. , Sopt 2,I'ia4 hodlno Aut an b at Ovir\,nj,

fI4th,) Madelaln Anten b Caro .Mleh. , -Inly 20

/: 1887. K Jan 2, 29J.7 Clark ".Ko Kftnzle.

f{ • (I<th(J Keredith Bodinfi Anten b CaTx>,::ioh. , Apr

I'/

.Ifl. 1891; p-ra-lnatoil from Bow'^oin Gollsce ,X91?

.

' -... M -Time 16, IB20 Virginia ^iley of Caps nity,

./ / Klch.

/ {I5th) Charlotte Klir.abeth Autan b r'av 7,/r' • IP 21.

(iSth) Ma-rthr. Ca>-lton libl^y t, -)„(, 2o,J8pfi ; d 'nly 2T ,TCir?;',

• (ir'th) Joseph 31aiT. m.-hy b Anf- I, 1859; a July IR.IsftO.

(I?th) GeorrTianna }:nox Llliby b Sept o.TRfil; d Ar.r I', ijan1862.

The al:ial Libhy i.lf2nd Mr.s. Joseph ftithom, noe Hine;v.ho*" died Joe I''., 1906; their nhill-^en ".ore: .-tlrfoe Mb>^v-_,»»*,. Kreierick Libby - -I'ranoia LibV.y.

(I2th eeneration) ;-lary Jilizal.eth Blair b Ont l^,-'^?.l; d .Time T1870.

M Dec I, 1057 Capt. Parker tlerrill Whltnore b Arrowfiis, Ks. , Ifov.

22, 182.'^; <\ Deo 18,1395; see pape 17.

fl3th^ >;ui-6nia Antolneti e ^hitnore b Rlchr.oni.Me.

,

Jnne 28, 1859; r fil-les 70 Howalnii St. , Hoxbiiry ,HaRR,

Kqnoved to Ba^h.Me., in 1870; eraduated fror\ Bath.r.o.,

rTranna>- School h f.ron Hallowell, Me., Olasslnal Pfif^

School; attends ^ he Unitarian Chnro.h.

K Apr I.', T.885 Chas.An-ustns Kowoll b Sutton,.". H. , ray

".",1851 (i I92I; t'-^aduated from I'efifr-rd ,Mas .=,. , hirh

Bohool;r,urti,on Tailor; "ree Mason; aon of Reore« A.Rowell

«. HepBv Cnttine Bean of Sutton A TTa-rren ,11. H.

(I4th) Parker "•k»itnore Kowell b :)«;o 20,1887;

Ct., I'ool Cor.pi-r^'.

(irti.) Joj.n „hittl6oe.- Ro-vell b llenaiiis ,i< .'jf. ,

July 2-. I9I7.

(I5tii} i^avtiii '.iclts.ore ilo.vell b ,;-ter'ouJV.'^t.

,

Feb £5, ISie.

(I4t-i seii-i-aticn) Hepssy :Rov;ell t JmI.' 8, I5^'2;

graioated fron H.l!:i Hill Sohcol, 1910; an.1 trou lli^s

I^c Alliiter's Soiccl, 1911. In I9£I 2rivate sscretor. tc

a specialist in ac-iitistry.

(ISth generation) Llary l-'-rker V/hit-ore b J-aiie,ie55; aiea

A'li; 4, IS63.

(l-tn) Harriot iouise T,'Mti-ore b Jan I^ ,ISC G

;resi'.ez

in 3oston.r!as3. Craluated froa 3ath. Lie., High sc>iool, I?CI.

LI Jolm 3a:-ter iloovcr of Philadelphia, 2a. ,draught snan In '.':vz

(I4thi Catherine Shav/ Hoover b L-a;* I, IS9R.

(I4tl:^ Il^-'-^ill .,Ldt:.ore Hoovor b A"g 2l^,IS99;

(1 ..a;- 24, Ii02.

(I4tl-i) -lisaoeth Hoover b Jan II, I9i2;i;

d

Jim -3 4, ISOS.

(I£t:i generation) Jo3:n Ford Elair b jeh I, ISo.'; d

Jan 4, 1852.

(I2th' Gnild b Doc 9. IBSd; d the sar.a da^'.

(12th) Luc;- ^nn ^lair b Dec 51, 1339.

la in Hio-ricnl,^o., Joneli.ISGy ^nlro^v ^c Donou^h of:

liztl-l l.al.-.ond Hd£ar LxC Donou^h b oar TrexclEco,

a^rt i4,ic?i.

(I3t:':j Oa-let'-a Jlair x.." Donou^h b i;..-^ Ij'ar.c

(iSth rmeration' CMld b 3-o "2, 184-3: d the Pgre -^—

.

(l"th) ^a-^ch ...-.^Etara 31alr ^ irr.,I'4V; i Jiil;- I;,!-'-.

(Ilth reneraticnj Ccl. T.'arren Kathorn b Jiine 23. i:u:;

1 Juiy lo , I89I; livei at jro-- "an,^;p.

:.: iJov 5, I82-i ::a--- £ickro>-a t Ji;no I, 1305; a Jr.l;- ic

,

1390; daughter of I-.obert jiokford i ^ary ^a^ers.

(I2thj l-aria aat-ior:: b C'ur.e 14,1823; d June :,I85c; .U!r

.

(12th) '^-cVr.3r Siliian iLitbcrn b .:o7 14, 1822; ? ITov 4,I<'I2.

L: :^ai- 4, 1355 Charles ...Bailey.

(I3th^ ITelllo 3ailey :L: Parker 2ovrers.

{I4th) Chester .^.xbv.'era.

(iSth^ Jacob Sailpy :i: H^ry Er^or.t.

(iStr^i^ ilar-" Bailey; ; i: Horatio Larrenoe.

(I4th) GraoQ L^.v.r'jma,

(I4th) Jai':es Lavrrence.

(iCth) Lenora iailey ;; H TT-. Lloiilton.

(iSth) Charlss 3aile-.

(I2th1 Lary A^velirLS Hathj^rn b J-,ay 14, I32I; d ::ch 4, in?,

il Hcrrick i:--iiitin~ton. ITo chiliro--.

(I2th.^ l>a,r.o.' Jan-j Hathorn b Juno 7, 1834; d Jan I2,I?I^.

I^ Janes "honao. Ho ch::laren,

(I2th) L.xrtir Var. Suren Ilathorn b Dee 25,1335; d Loh ir_,l':i;.

i'araer ax South ^Itxstcn^le,

L: I,lch IG, 1854 Jca-.na i-ottle.

(I3.th) Avesta :.:.H?.t rjDrn b .Id;- S,IS55.

I-I Free Sould.

(13 '.h; Jear.nette 11. H^thjorn b Jul;; v, IS 70.

i: Ur. A.Uo-rill/'.

' (iCtiA H--.C-. IT Hiti:j3rn h „^ 5 , leTi;.

(I£tii eenorj-tion) Joasph J^o.-nrcr. iiat-:Mrn t Dree :i.,n,..?. , .—.-i,

1363 155=; i at f.ichCLiaj ,^le. , -:cv 23, IC?5; live, a* i.oai ,I_1;.. ,

about 1362; at Eicj^i^oiia^lle. , 1372; J.Y.Clt,-, Ic3:C; Siiilcr,

anl i'a-niisr. :;i:;lit T.utolnan. De'nocrcit.

Li liec 13, ISCo Cornelia Jans Zv.Lfh > in '.Testern II.Y. Jr.ly 2,

I8S9; d :2a;'- 10, 1908; jra^uatGi from ",V lie aten Zcliera,;

a teachir ;iiitil her na-riace; daiishtsr cf Eecekia': Cole.- an

3L:ith i J-r.e liills of Zane Gcunt;-, Ills.

(I3th) n'arren Colecan Hatliornn b Lcdi.Ills.r. -Jiich i£

no'7 i^a^-ile iark, Men 25,1253; resides 145 I3th Av-s.,

iIai-.-^od,Ill3. Livoi at ?.icli!:ond,I,:e, , I8''2— IC85; In ----_:

Grand jorks a. Pen'oina Counties, 11 . 2raico t a , : Ors^o ,2.^"-:2

IBS8; at 3;ron ,Ills., 1939; GMoai-o . Ore„on,Ill<i.

,

Mgh school; XbSS university of i:.;. -vTith ^.A. , I^;95;

Ibilversity of Chicago, vrith U.. S., ISOCrrQiecCcr of

Pl^-i--^ t *iranc Ju:ilor wrlls^e, Ohicato. socialist. l-Ls an:. -1e

wife Eenibers of tha Letbodict Ch'oroh. yiaEcn( ivc;'ai ,»roh

Co'JJioil) ; rh: 3eta Xai-^a; & Si^jia Phi ilrEilon.

i: Oct 2, 1893 Jer,sle Suiartv/ood b jundas, ilinn.

,

Jul;- I2,IS7C; daughter of Lobort Sr.cO-tv.oci anf _li:.J;-th

Greone, Trho lived at 5a\'i: Center .Llinn an~. r-ranoin,., .^.

{14th) Jo=-3ph ',;;r an Hat herns b 3oc2o,I898;

Sesides llelroie Park, Ills.

LI Jeb 1.1,1920 Olive I^irvj-.

(I4th) Rob 2 t Lcroi" Hathorne b Z.^^ 9,1900.

A teacher at Snrbanlt, C -.ifornia.

• i-iirir.o eivriri'-iir; i.rsi^n in ths ^rav;- J .1 tho Or.,:^-;.,._

^-.^i-io£." './ar; Lt. in the Jav;- in the "orl;. .j.r; .

in The merchant Ii^irine.

Li L-c y, 1902 liveli-r. ^tFood,

(l41;hJ Vlr4_,iri.ia iiat'iorne t oept 50, I&05; ii^I

JiOi' 26th, Ii07.£3~t;:oriie

(iSth) Ghas, '.V ^sC^::nQ b Lodi, III2., Jan ;,

N1872 ;A-i A-tist of Ir.'- ernational re^utation.^tiir'.iBi in ":h:

Cha33 2c}iDol of A"t md in the OiOt iteiiorG of P-ri:;

,

Voniee, P.cnie, ?iill described in'V.'rxi's •,/:-jd in ^"e^-icc"

li Ju^i' 2v.,ie03 Ethel Car.pbell of l.acoii.Ills.

(I4thi Jo C^::poell Ki.'nZLCii, , a1 ctt liLZ,

(i;ith) V.-alei'a Ha'.thnrn b ^ug; 18, 1374 at r.iohricn?.,:.-.

In I?2I -In a oanatariinn v/lth broken her^ith.Cf ?

brilliant, artistic nind; a painter and scTHftcr.

Studied in the Art Students' JjOarue,^!.!'.^:^ i. Chicago;

in tha Chase School of j»rt in Paris .jrancs.

K I2CC John £issell , a laT;yer of il.Y.Citj.

(I4trj Johr Hawthorn Bissell b li'O-..

(l-ith^ Ha- thorn Z is sail n b ICC 7.

(iSth ) Lena liaoel HavT'L.iorn b :„ch ^I, IS76; die.".

Upr iv, 1376. i'Kin, Lilile ila- iiav/thcrns b ::ch 21,

IB7S; soon dled.Burie .' with the parents in Ch.estnut

St., cenotery, Richnond^:.e.

(I2th) Ja.-ee .Varren Eiithorn b Cet 24, 1059; d Jan 7,I9£I;

lived at r.ic!-t".ona,li9.

:: Louisa Ihcnas; the daughter of JaT.es Ihcnac and ^-.i^ail

Ciirtlf' of Lovdoinhai jLIe,

(I2\h) Je-mio Gertrude Hathorn b 1890.

LI il^rlan a.-ir^'3rEon.

(I.'.th) 3on.

(i:.:^ ...^..- ^i.-fcrf^^.:rrn ^ ..ci:. IS.!; a J^n. II .• l^ ,-

.

^

11 Jvsr.". i5,IB£C Viillitjr J. Gall b -Ich 17, IS48.

(iL^tli) ^th-.r i..a:ill Ti :;ov ?, I-„S9.

(i:;-':) *lico lI.Cill ti Jan IJ-,I37I.

i; Jiuifi liS, I3t2 Charles Parsons.

(I4th) i.-rt:.'ar '.7. Parsons . 6

(loth^ iTica^eus J. Call b l-Ct 24,1873.

(iSth) 3essi3 ..l.Call b Teb II, irSO.

(iSthJ^ i,::-id L.Call b Hee 10, I?cl,

(nth generation; Jeii'erton Hathorn b Sep:; i;,I?C?; d Fab S.ioG;

ISS5; v«s lost at sea.

LI pa-b lo, I3£2 Sally Snail b Feb 2,I6ir-; cL ^-r 10, 1672;

::(2nd) '..3h ^, 1978 linr.a L.oore.

CMlii-sn of the 1st narriage:

(I2th generation) Joseph S.Hathorn b Dec 14,1832; dlel

iiai 8, 1855.

il Sept £0, 1854 Su3j,n Lezmon.

(ISth) Jof.ech liithorn b Scv 20, I8"i5.

(I2th) Sallie Hathorn D I'.ch I4,ISZ4; d Oct I8,I95C.

U Oct II, 1853 Lenuel Brown,

(ISth) Benecia Valego Bro'.m b ITov I6,IGS4.

Resides in II. Y. City,

LI Dr. Ferguson,

(I4th) Son.

(loth ) Jofioph hrczn b Ji'l-^ B.IRTjS; i i'-g 2,IC33.

11 Susan Iie-,inon(Sice ZL (2nd) D-^ ^bla? Libny)

(ISth) Isabella irown b Oct 28,1861; d J.ne S,I-3::

(iSth) l-lary ^.Brov.T. b Oct 2S,I8o5; resiles at

Portland.llo.

(ISth) Lenuel Srov/T b July 14,1875; d Oct S.I^Td

(l£f- i-.-ic:j.t±on] J'-f-aracn ^-tl^-^-n .^"r 10, I3-:c;

J<rl) t,I'?-T voim V.'.av-i-;- of iacr_-ev.tc,aalifcrr.ia; >t-t.

' Jul- :-:9,l--yS.

(ICth) Ir:. *V3ri- b Oct IG,Io37.

(I^tul 3ara^ ^.^or.- b Jul;- ^S.IS^?;! 1875.

11 Alice daskell, who was adcptc;?. h;- her "-'nclc,

jaei.-ander ioraon, in I92I a Tvirlcv.' at laocn- ,v;ashln~tcr..

(i3th) ^hert Aver- .

(I3th) Professor Zlna Avery, t^e State College,

p-ollm- n , 7,ac hinrto n.

(I2trj Albert ^vory h Lla:^ &, IS47.

(iSth) Linzie -.T.Avery b I^ch 17,185?.

il 2:-ev.?oss, a Baptist ninister.

(nth " generation^ l^ar-- J. authorn b '^ay 6,1814; d Jan -i.IGG.,

"ihe Itepx house for the father of Urf, ?.ov;ell a_-ter her

husband's death,'' Q6Cot»^IG8GvC

li JunG,ISS3 Joseph SinGlor who died Oct 7,1357.

(I2tv) JcGoph :,-.Dinslo\7 b Aug i'.ISS^; d Juno I,I87C.ii---%

(l2thN Garres 2inslow b J^ily IS,I84I; unsiarried.

(nth generation^ Joseph Jaclcson Kathjoru b llov I, I§13; ?

lloh 18,1854.

LI June 24, IS40 Llary 3. Springer.

{I2th) i;gb..cca 2athorn b Iloh 23,1341; d Sept 7,1845.

(I2th) LaiT a.Hatlxrn b June II, 184?; d Tov 10, 164".

(I2th) Philena T.'.S.Hathorn b Sept 25,1844.

li "JLscj I, I8oI Henry r,. SHvry.-^r

.

(lath) Ida L.Sav^er b Sept 20, 1864.

(15th] Hattle C.3aT.7er b Oct 21, 1367.

(iSth) Joseph J.Savr-er b Lla;^ 21, I87I.

(X3th] Henr: H.Saft-i^er b i:ah 2C , 1876.

(I2th^ Jefferson Sav.yer d July EI, 1932.

(I,th seneratio.) ::a>-, F.Hathorn o 2ert 29.164£; d

(12t:0 ?rar.2cs B.iithrrr. b Cct 11. 1849.

L Jan HC. I5"C 2ac. heus Allen.

(I3th^ Jcoeoh A.-^len D Oct lC,ie7I.

nzf-l Tho-as P..<Ulen b ::;C 14.1^74.

(ISth) Charles 1-.. Allen d lla.^ V, 1875.

r_:ooio-

(lOth eer-c^aticn) 2anie: Hathorn b T.'oolv.-ich, Le. , lloh 4,

-".:'.• a £.t 7.'. r.ay I5, I8t>y. a r.an 01 iiierlins- qUiliti-'-s

,

ar.d of ere-"' ^elp in xha tov.n in vrhicli he lived. Se 3

sl-cetci. of him pages & and 7.

-Eo-v i;. I7£5 Hannuli Could Tiho d Oct 24,I8S8.3>o

vras deacenuci iron sona of the EtTon^cbt old .'.aine farili^L,

Hor father's na-.o not sent; her mother v.aa Llarj' TTarren,

(11th generation^ Gerald iathcrn b Oct 25,I7SB;

died Jan 6, I8£2. Li Liari' Lenox oi" ^-.iacas&ett .ilaine.

(ISthi Jrancis i.arion Eathorn b Hay 20,1826; rj-carried.

(I2th\ Glar:st!a Kathorn b Sept 15,1SS7; d Cct e,!';':';

(I2th» Rachsl Hathcrn b .iae 31, I8S9.

£ Capt.Jceeph Thompson cf Southport ,i:e.

(13th) ^bert Shoripeon.jkl Kate I=Icrse.lio chllr'.rc-.',

(13th) Fanny Rachel Ihor.pson11 Mark Sev/al"- cf Ss.th, lie.

(I4th' Donald Sewall.(l4thT jldT.-ard Sewall k iia?-oline

Cli:'-ord(I5th) Daurhter.

(I4th/ Josftr-h Se-.vall.

(I2th) Harriet Hathorn b iug 10, 1835; d ^at 16,1'^cZ.

(I2th' Sarah illlen Hathorn b July 4,1335; urn;arrif.d.

(lEth) Joseph irvarren Hawthorn b Jan 2S , I8S7; uriar-iec,

(Ilth g^eneration^ Joar^a Hathorn b Llsy 19, 180,2; fli--'^

at Lodi, Ills,, Sept EG, 1859; a vroman of verj strong snd

helpful character.

K at "oolwich.Lle, , June 5, 1825 Solorr-n :7>dte born

Hiecassett, :.:e,, June 2, I80I; 1 at iodl, Ills,,

^r., 1879; a fanner; a successful dry—gcods Eercliant.

£7

KS was Xov.n Aissestor. Ee Pas' a st-irdy ILepublie^nl

^rd a Ear. Deloved by all who :-Taev, hlr..rhis -Trx^ily

livGd lE. the llaine town, .oolr.ich, ani "iscas: -

1

_r.'i "OT:i

ro lodl, Ills. Llr, and Lrs . ^hite vrere faithful L:etho:UftE.

Iheir children:

{I2th generation) Twin, Zanr.ah TThite , r.c^r.

T/oclwich, Lie,, Jeh £0, 1826; A at Garnett

,

Earsae, Llch 1st, IS80.

ill at Wiscus&ett, Lie., Maj- y, 1348 John Hathorn

Ho children.

(I2th) Iwin, ilary Zhlte, h ?eh 2C, 1226;

a at T/'iscacsett, ile., Fao 28, 1826,

{I2th\ Uary Hathorn "Thite b Ifiscasseti, ::e.

,

"^Anf II, 1827; resides Llarslar.d, I^ehr-ska.

She helped grandly' with this Far.ily aiBtci-y,

and is a wonar: of g-reat azecutive ability,

and her mine is clear and bright at her

aibvanoed age. She lived in the Ills. to-.TiS

,

Eloonindale and Kanesvillo and at Bradshav ,:r^b.

A faithful attendant at the Baptist and

Iilethjodist Chrarehes v,here she has resided.

M in Chica£.o,llls., Get f, 1849 Hezeklah Jo-d

born iortltr.d.Ii.y,, Jan 'J, I82C; died July £1, i;0>.

StocK bu;-er; grain dealer; and a fine busine.si

nan; a stron,r F.erublic-n; a r.enber of the Conrr:-

gaticnal Chi-o-—ch; the son of iben ?ord and

Sina Pierce.

(I3th fe; eration) EdvinZiurene Jord

b Jan 9, I8o5; iToxrietor of a

1;^_ : Tur.che,

^ Oct 5, litl 3la3i:hv 3 qS r.i::c>., iVi^.cnsin.

(I4th) Lj../r£:.. iord; phi--^- acist.

{I4ti.) Genevt',.: ^o>-d: teacher.

(l?.t>j^ A'^irX'TL-r- Judson Jord b i:oh 29, IC55.

A stoeJv- tuyer and the ov.Tior of a r'ine ranche.

'^ at Llatta, Ills., ^pr 28, leeo zaia Spith.

Eo chilcj-en,

(lSt>.;^ Carr-ie ^la Porl b :.ch 25, 1357 died

from dlphtr.erla Dec 5, 1864,

(I3th) La Forrest Fori b j^ol- ££,I8fc9; d J-.ir.e

I, I86I.

(iSth) ::.verett ^llsvorth Ford b Lla;- 25, 1862; die;.

from dip-It heria Dec 12, 1864.

.fiSth) Florence Zllzabetii Ford b ..^7 2 1865.

il at I^arv;ocd, Nebraska, A-.erictit, Gallowcy,

(I4tli) Three daughters and one son,

(iZbh saneraticn) Tv;in, F.aohel 2tlnson T/hite, b Jan Ib.ieso

died at :,ashta, lov-a, at an advanced a^e,

U at Gary's Llil is, Ills., Dee . 3, 1854 F.anson ITobleSop^r

of Vt; this ra.-.il- lived at ^uasqueton, lov.a, for

Sone years,

H(2r.d) at 4v.£2qU9ton,Iora, Hon .H.C.Kellofi-g,

Children of the 1st marriagQ:

(I3th ) .ilneda Joa;i:-Le Sojeri «

A T;oru-n of noble ciualitiea and great executive

ability. In leis siis iiei ^t T/ashta.Iowa, ^here

She hal lived ror nan.v years.

"i AiC 14, IS:£ Jaces Robertson, Jr. , born

near icrt ;jarir:ac, province or v'^oec, C-nadi,, ^ ?t

I, IBC4; a barrier at V.ashta, Ioi-.:i; £cr. of Ju-es

I.OEertton, am Cathei-ina Cu->-iQ, wia: lived for ran^

years at Cheroj-:--3,Iov-a.

(l4-!:h) iilria-- S.Holierticn ,

(I4th) Ja-r.es C.HOD6rt£on.

(I4th^ Kaehel Cr-o'c-irtscn.

": (I4th) latilcolm Drill.r.-.or.d I.oterstf-on,

T|i=so cliildrei: w-z^srs finely educated,

and tne £.ons served faithfully in the

"orld Tar.

(loth ) Carrie Aae:aiae Sopar b C,uasqUi'=tor.,I07;a.,

June 8, 1854; resides 1- ^- '"- "-"r " ;

''

' . Lo.^A /v /'

Angeles, California, a v.oiaan of superior qualities; she

and her husband are members of the 3a::tist Church.

M Oct 14, IB 5 Louis ^dsitb b Deoorah, lov/a,

Jug 8, 1852; bock-keeper; travelling salesr^an; and sr-x-;

merchant; \-7as in businoec at Cherokee, Iowa, for

manj: years; then renoved to Los jingeles, Calif.;

Eepublican,

(I4th\ Lav.-rence I.ansoK alsitt b Cheroko e,Io-..a,

Proprietor of the Adsitt Clothing Co., at

Chorokee, lov^a.

K Aug il, If09 Lela ilaud Gillett.

(iSthjl^ ilar-Jorie Hollis Adsltt

b Oct 20, I9I0.

(Isth^ Ccrclyn Adelaide Adsltt born

Dec 5, I?II.

(I4th) Louis Hj-nrinfE Adsltt d Ap"" 'E,

1888; manber of flri'i of Adsltt Clotlilng

CQ-2.1.J. I , CheroiceQ, Io^,a.

j^ Jun-3 "j, IVI7 Vira x^li^.teth' 3ralnf=rd,

(15th) I^ccioc ^raincrd ^cisitt born

Jan 17, Ii'18.

(l4thA V.illia"- Carroll idsitt b Sept 18, lafe?.

Graau-ted frcn los .^Jiceles, Calif, high school lix?;

and rTcn Colle^o there. Znlisted in the Sf-ilentb'

Trainir.r Corps at Lcz an£els, Sept., I9I6; honoracl;-

disoViiir^^nd Doc, IV18,

(I2th^ Geno 3op=;r; resides at '.Tashta.Iov.a.

(I2th cs-eriiticEj Twin, Slizaheth rhitOj b 7,iEcaEsett, Lie., Tsr. I',

IS30; d at 7,'heiiton,Ill£ .

,

Jiily 6, I9I6; for man:- years livo

'

at 204 Franklin St., 7nieaton,Ills. Sha had a fine education ir

IJaine and was a very successful teacher East and '.Vset.

She and her husband were faith^il ne.-.bers cf the ilethodist

Church.

M Jun.3 lb, I85I 7.'illlan Lev;is Gary b Ponfret ,Ct.,

July V, 1628; a u.u.g 29, I9C5; live 3 at Gang's ^lills Settler.ent^

Ills.. I834C——1874; al'ttr that resides at V.neaton.Ills.

rarayr and bc:ri:er; Cit;.' Treasurer of V,heaton,IllE. ,Id?7--

IUV8 & liOI 1902. ireeident of the Villa£'e of .Vheator.,

Ills,, vrhen it was incorporated as a City. Re-.iiolican.

(iSth^ John iidbcn Gary b Oct 19, ISb2; died

Aii£ 10, 1S'16.

II ilch 8, I87o Zulia j-. ilattice , who now

resides at 47iy 6th Ave., Brooklyn, ",Y.

(I4th) P.alph Leroy Gary b Jan 25,IS77.

(iSth) '.Tilliar. Sverett Gary b Gary's liills.llls .

,

A'-ig I.'v, 1868; resides 204 Franklin Strecjt,

y/heatcj, Ills. :;ivt-)ci frcn t:-)e "arr- tc '..'h^citrr., i ' Ir,

ir. 1874; cle-z; .tssietunt Uiin.: Cashier; 5-j.r:J: Cas'ilFr;

nor.- a Banircr. City treasurer of 7,hT:aton,Ill3 . , I:-9G— i i;

and I900---ie-C3— I?04.:'.&i:ubliean, H^ ar.d 'li^ vife

are r.er.oers ci' the G^i'^ Ler.oriil Lletl.caist Gl';"--';-.,

7i^Jieaton,IllL:»

1,1 Oct 2t, li'GI Jennie Liir,j r.iido b V.heaton,!! 1e . ,

Llay II, 13 70; daughter cf V.'illitiT. Chtirch I.udd an-:.

ilir'.t L.^:;or Croutt , r;ho , afti-j:^ their na'-ria^e,

live' at V,l:eitc:i,Ills anl liarion, Zansas,

(I4th\ Robert ^U-i-ene Car;- b ',Theaton,Ills.

,

J-jne 10, 1904.

i^e 5th chill of Joanna Hat horn d Soloncn '.Thlte.

(I2th generation) Sophia Arji T.'Mte b Aixff I5,ie?4;

resides at AufUBt a,Kansas.

LI at Xanesville.Ills. , V.'ari Isor-'ris.

(iSth ) Tlr-eo daughters.

!i?he 7th chill of Hc-m^a ilathorn & Solomon ""hite.

(I2th cenerationl Solonon TThlte Jr., b "iscassRtt ,i:e. , J-jnc S-;

1833; re&ides Li'rjihaven,?lc->-io.a» ^:"rchant; Do"- corat; I'-ee i„--?on.

lived at Vittur. , lo-.va, 1870— I9IC; 3oiai--r In the Sth Ills,

Gavalr^. , erillEtod Sect Se.ICoI; honorably diSTharged with

ran)c of Sergeant,.

ii at aone'/a.llls. ,Se^jt 2t,ia61 ^1 len r.Bxiter b

Osv,e;;c ,CilB., ...Y.; daughter of l.i-jhord 3a:-:ttr and Llrie

Burr; , v.lv- livol at St. Ciu-rles ,111s.

(ItvhJ b.-n t-^t die' in Infancy.

(I.'^t'A ^l3ie V.Ute; -"-^siJes V.heaton.Ills.

il C"-x-rlcs Gari'. L'o cMlfren.

I":6 ?th ohil^ of Jc-.nra H"-thorr i Solcr.en '.V'nte.

{I2t,; generation) x^ranccs A'.'.^-'fta rr-iite b Oct 5, 1840 ;'

; '-i-" * -'

.

•.lienjiit-, ^nl li-ve." at 3orton,il-infa;

(I.lth) Jo.-nrh ^enAie.

(iCth) ii-.o''.inc Hen:^e.

(irth) Lottie Han-riie; dnceaseda.

/vVA/^,^

:- Jc; r n .." - te

TeL 1-, 154;

(1:^4 ^11. J3— --; ;,::ite b T/iccaCLett , I.e., .Tov '

'ucia'js ..a..l.3 :.--.-, II'' f; Trent ..-ct in he- nhillhced.

i: at Cilc-:c ,111s. , r?t .-;,lK6y G:a er. i.e :fe.

(Ict:-.^ Jran:: i^V-fe b Jar Z'^ , I?7i; 3 Ilr^^ .-^j i<na:_e of r-ifs not sent,

J ^^^*")l--1-^i Xoc-e; c!-;CeaEeai.

(I4t>) r,,ar.=is :Leofe; Cece-eed.

(I"tli} Preston ^.iieofe "b Seit 7, IS78.

(lo'th) Ja-es n.ieefe b Oat 14, 1' ^'C; d Jin 2:,

2 -c .id cl'iild of ^iniel H- thorn i Hannah Gcj.ld,(Ilth ^sener?.tion}^^^::u'-.o:, xiithorn t llch 2f,i:-C4.

(Ilth eenaraticn) Scl-nf (Sowan) Hat'xrn b ^.sn I'lISOS;Live: a c.ie.H at .ittsfield,_a. ;; ilar^ Hackell.

(ir.tli! ler'orGE natijcrn; na -e of T,lf6 net sent,

il3th\ Rali:h £at;(I2th) 51orf.n3e Hatitorn.

m(Ist) George thor.pson, brothGr of Jose-h I'^'iiitxco--. ,

- x>**.-x.--. ^i5?»^ I-'-.-'iaKt olr 2ittEfi9l5,:.e.

(Ilth generation) Hartley Kathorn b 'i','oclwi.oh,i:e. , 7"^, 2?

I80S«; 1 La; o, IS38. All of his life r^as spent at

".7ool7rich,:.:s.; tcj-ools of that torn; a ven;- sucoessful fa-Tier.

A starTv r.ev.ublloan,' of" rr^at help in his native tov,?; in

all worth;- enterprizes; he and his v;ife ver;- helpful r;;er!,b = r-i

in tir, BaptiFt Church.

m(lst) Cct Ei;,I3oc i.ar;- Glij ore 2ennctt b Cld 207.t.,:.--.

Jan 7, lees'; d at V.'c: : v/leh, Lie., Dec 9, I?49; cchooi-j cf

V,oolv;ich,^i.; the dav^^hter of Johji Bennett and An:-.a ^llr.ore

of :7uol\vieh,::e,

il IZiii) -li3ab?th I.V.-hita fc 2rss-. en.Llo. , ila;- I, 13.^-;

aiad cl V.'oolTach,.:'^. , :; -o V, I?12.

2^3 cliild-^ftn all Vorn at '„'cclT,lch,l,:a.

ChilcirG.-i of the l£t ria"riaee:

i at iltvG_-lelJ,..:., ;:ov i;;, 1^1;.. ^-e- 1 ..-i-

-

7.oo''-,,ich>,l>., sho reRiP'e- -''or ;; tl: e at ---.•

:ie.. ani th-; ^t rittcri.ld...e. , o- tort.-— £i_, .-^

She •iis einG3.rei in th^, zcr.colc of .roolv.dch.^r-.,

an-1 sh^ and ;:-r husV;,nd v,.:re ;.;en.ters of the ^j.

C:-urch, tut in their l^ter ^-ea-s thev ^itte-ieo fU.iive-Sulist Chnv-ch. Ctitu.-^:'- ..-c . ^>^n -?^g . ; = ttt(.. .; : ._)

^hite.

cn^ of rittsfleld -s -es^^ecte^ anl ajed lu-6i,

pac£;9l^v,-- abciit 4:43 ...X,-. Saturia,. nomine. Jcv i,:

-

It I'-, at the .-^cne .-x . ^r caii-hter.^.-: .^ar. i.l!..-:-,

iio.T.o-set ^ve. She had bees 111 for a f.-u ^t=^-. ^

3:ie hac: bean ^ reside.^t of -itiszi^li fcr --;years, heinj the T:ido/, of rreen.ar. 7, /ate. vhijse ."..ath

occurred about seven ^-^ars :.ro. Her five c.a-i^Mer:;

^•ere rlth her at the tir.e of her ^eath. . a-r

alsc iTC sens, ^ton :.Mte of iM-ista, Ih..

.

ATthitr ;,-hite of I7cntana. rlic ha^ been ^11 h hJ c roti.e:

for a veek, Ihe funeral eo-vIooe were hen z-rrr-

hore of the daiK-hter. Lr^. ''.".r, .I-.teer

Jleven O'clcch,, r.ev. _.a..','--l- v_t c

bearers were C^.'..,

at Eleven O'clcch,, "ev. ..^.-,-:,ht ^^Ici.vt i: r-. The

Oocli-e. :^c flcr^l tril:ut = . ho:-e siV-n^ t^.ti.:,,^-

of the lore and re-ard of r.an;r f-rier.ac. Ehe Inter.-.

Tvas in t2ic Vill.~o oorcter.-.^' e is s.irvlve l;^ ne-^ si^

iirs. ^-.-in Ca-lto-- ai.ci .l./l..

Jrotherj^dv.in iithcrn, ans b-

; Irolt, an^ ty >,

ler half bitter, ^.i^;

Luett a Hatlxrn of Glencilvp.^cnt^na.

'

.liii: Jennetx ii_i,t.-ic:

n the £.o:noclc cz

n.I^CI; ^ .;:- 21, IVCI

jtUT'l. olri I^ai

as the ::::ite r-'il- r-^c:--^ ;

ite t .cclr.ia?

r-.^rbe-'^ o '!' the

(l''th fsn2rj.ticnJ licry iaira-

Jar; 14, i::57; resides

T.oolv.icli * riltsfield, 1

Unlversalif : church.

LI Jan 21, IS"° Sv-nk ^''.13^ 2il:;:er rorn

Irc:,^e., i..2}i 10, I8r4; }ias rssi-^ed in the l.alne

tci.ns, -re;, ;..;-. i£ ten, '..-tcrrilis i iittsfi--ia, .ic'^-cl.i

of 2ro; ,L.e, ^lerchant.r.f^r-a'bli-an. ?re2 -.Ic-.Fon.Oii jelloi..

(I4thi 5.he-a Haiel r-i'r--r Ts Pitt ?fisle. ,:„;-.

,

10, IS^'C; schools of iittsfiel-l.^.e. ; r:er.her of

tho Universali.^-t Charch.

:: at i-itt£ficia,"-. , D'='C 12, iec5,

Georre iVelllnrtcri ilirihall > i:^^":''. Dirz.or.x ,^,- ,,

July 25, l''.s;5; rchoolE cf ir.Iil:T-.cr:-t ,;:e. i 3c-.n,-c:-

il'3.^ i^uGir.esti Ocllo^-e. .4 cahinet maJzer ar'.'-" hc:;;-

kee^^t-v; ".epuhlican. "rue ilafon. Th- son of G'"^

Gusta-^'t-s ^.->lX"-"^' Xli'-tall & i:?.ry Dnna Iresoctt

cf I'ittsfield.lle,

(Ifctli £:er.eratior.) I;:!:;

b .v-;e 7, 19 II.

iir.th re- -ration] ^c r. d, in in^_nc, Cct.,ISGI.

(ICuhJ Ij_v^_:it3r d in inrunc;- ^u jp-j^

(iSth) Zll. Je-nie ;vMt. >, ,,, ,,.,3,,. ,, .

^ ^.

^Vcol^vlch, ::e,, en the oil Trctt Iloiesteau; -^si/^s

Cnset", o-^ ~'areh.:i,-:,I..ass.

lA lec^ it i;edrc-d.:;aEs., -^itor H-:-- Lail^-- >

HocVlar.'^,;:e.. i:ch CiDJ II, I6C4 ; bi a.-J-s-.lt^ • --.• c -.—

•

r... ::.n .ic. 1^C6387 ' ^^

"

fI3th] ^tcr L:j ?o>-est Vhite t Pitis ^iel,: ,-f. , _^:^

I.. 1^70; r-5Sldes 22 Chiivel 3t. . ^^-us^a, ::ai-.£. Ic ^--.is-^

?«b.,Ioci. rri.t.r; Re^^a^llc^n; .tten^c th. Cniver.,lU, :

U Jime I-. irey at 2itt£fi(.id.:.e., ,.:>- ^.^vst.'lavlcr bcrn Freadon.Le.

. ^c> :^.IS73; th. da'-^hter 0;

:iai-«ond^IanC^a ra;lor . ^lon ;;aii. :)aniorth ofthe La. to;.-x, Jreeio-, -^,.111 and littsfield.

(I2th] .dn^ i,^ ;VMte b ::ch 25, 1".; ^..^.^gat Gl :iidivo,l.ontana; schools of 2ittsfic-ld,::.^.

i£ie ::aude "iiite b iresden.l.e. , Jv_no .'

187o; resides ;, Ceorce St., ntts-l-rld .I'a.

S^nt much data for t^s Hatho-n ^sto-y.A nenber of thn UniverGar.ist Chiroh.

i'l ilar 4, i.jpg "iiiian Leander Percival horr.

at AUc.iEta,::e., oct 12. 1674; lived In

r-,_r-uLlio i; !:--.- r p.t cf ^yhtlas; e.-.tend^: the Ur-i'.-«-r^iili:.

t

Q'rxrch.

(I4th) T-ill:i2-; 'ioddari rerjival b r^a 3,1;.^

<ohjol3 of ii:t3fijli, ::e, ani irj'.lna

•Jentrril Inv-titato, ^ittsfi ol^i.-.a.

{lZVii\ .c-t'i-i- JcnT-er TMte b Anr; 17,1878; ^ in s. :-:c£,.i..

at AUi;urtta.,-e.

,

Apr ^"^S, iri5. Llvod for 7 reara at

Uedloin Laira , ^lontana; ct^ns her.- at tlic ti:;? of his

mother's 1" Rt illness. :','est to .i'>io''-if t a , He., to recsiv-;

surgical treat!r;ont. The fimsral acrviios were fro-- -he

home, of hia sister, y.rs. Perclval, :^^^ S3th; the sercion t„ I

wi.ij.Trright of the Universalist Churah.The baarers: ".'illia."-:

Phillips. ;-Iarold 1-hillips, ? . li ,i,:a;'o , and H9l"cr Pre^-oott.

Intan:ie..-c at the Villacra cemetery.*' :i^o hor.o v.-a3 at

Pittsfiel.i, i^e,, until nis thirtieth year; then he

rosidei at Scoby ,--cntana, ani in other Llontana tov/n3.:,--s livin;

on "his nciiiestJad at Scoby ...loutana , v.-hen he -.Tas caller' to ..•

by the illneas of .lis mother, i'i^rner; r.epublic^n; att ;nled

the Universali-"t Church; net a ne:nber of Socret .iociotioQ.

Uot Harried."

(iSth £,eneration} iV-5 2nd child of Hartley ir:-thorn.

Han-a"i Goiild B^t'-.^-'m h Cct r:2,ia::5; iie.\ Cct 12, 165.":.

(i2th generation) xi^\z7-, Z.er.r.C" Ivathcrn b Jc'.n 9,13??; dvceasc-d.

(I2thl ::i"-in .iorace Kathorn h Jujie 21, IB4C; resigns at

/ .Voolv.-ich, l.'aine.

{I2th ) _:ii::ab.jth Gil!'.o--e Hathorn b S'-pt 7 1842; resid--

Vr'oolvvich.Le; now at "eiTi::. -c^-i.^^ass.

ii a'. V.oj wich.l^c. , J.ir. 2'., IS57 ^d\;a:"d il.Ca"llon

(ISx> ) :.ora ^.G-rlton , V,oclv.ic:i,„ . ,

Cot IIj, I3o8; reEi'l-.i- I..errii:.iG-';,i..u: £. ^vli,.

of ^.00" vrichil^e,

^i Gacri^e 3.p->-e2le of V,o ol-.lcli.i/x^,

::ill3rer born at '^:srr±jidia::,..^i s

.

(I4th) Za:-ol3 ^^.I-Vole 1^ ^si' ^V,;

(I4thJ Lloa?xr ll.Erecle o J-ili IZ,.

(I2t tion} il.-thorii fot-; j.ori. b jell ^.Z,1l,'z':;

alv,::;-3 in woclvichjlle; now at V. .v;oi^l;'i3"i,i:e. ; sc^.volc of t':_t

torn; ' atteV'B the yirsi Baptist c:v,i--c^h.

.1 Jen I, IS67 ,.-llliar. Grai" Irott h ..cclv.ie:.,.. -.

Jul; 31, I2:;6; .i Se-t ,:;:;, 1905; schools of V."ccl-vviGli,;.

.

3er-ccrat; ten of Davi.?. ?rott an."i llehitahle of

..ooli.ioa,L.e,

(i:;th generation) .^eiiitable I'rott b Z-il., I4,IS^r';

d ...oh 2Q, 18V9.

(I3tii ffoneriticn) ^vurett u.Iro^t b Oct 2S,I::;7&;

iie&ides .,r..';hi:c^;'tor., J. G. Ir-Si^ctcr of J. J.Li^htli' ^^es;

3chool3 of Vi'ocli.-ier.,„e; un:::e.rried.

(I3th) Cc-lton 1::. x-ott b U^c HC . I37£; fisiic-^on

at vroolT-,ich,l.o; Ecr.cols of ^hi.' tov.n.

li "ft:'t II, I90S Gertrude T.iLt-'-^-son.

(I4t}ij| i.illiird :j Er^'-t t

(loth) uary lu. 'Irott b Jac 23

(15th) I'lla J .xrctt b J-il;- L'O, I?76;

M Oct IV, ivo;- liaro"..^ r.

-Ipr 2 7, leo'r.

I87Z; d :.ay "-:,I37

.ooj.i7ij!i^e.

-uce.

_i.i2aDetii L.V.";iite.

--j..i5sd at „c-lrlch,..e, ,,—'-'

„c-:t:-ii^. rias. iival in ^cnta^.i sinc^ l-.Su; ioi- fiv- ;-:_:

G" er"- 0- tlie Jt^".'3 i^os-ri of r-rion=-; nc'.. en^^aisa in cl;-'ica:

woris:; --tencis the :..;.iscop:il Qhnrch.

,ra;l7:ich,.>'.e.

(I2xii i-3r.sra1:icn) ^arf-i.mecta Hathorn b

.;ov.,I?03. ::ar'-i.-,.-i V.illiaa iet i.eee.

.Itsrt xi^tlicrn b ^-c Z, I85C; -e3iacs

S. I?6:

he btli chilcl of Daniel liatbcrn i Hanr.ah C-OMld.

Illth i:3neration) .Unart rlathrrn t Jan II. ISII.

"H9 re:;.ovc.-- to Bath, I.s., ar.d he ar.^ his v,-ife die^th^

; iiar;- .vi£-asta iLithorn ^ ?eh 26,1315 i

li-i aa'vhter of Seth Hat hern

{I2th reiiov-ation) filler. A-icaata IL-.th^rn >• V,col",'i2-:

Oct 5, IC45.

(I'iuh) Flcra Z.stel2::uiathorn h ^.-a; .'?2,I34S; ".r-r.-'-ied.

{12trS ^ver^tt I^elville xiathorn d Jul;- 8,1850; '.innva-

"Jor fuller data writs -rs Ucllic rl. .Va-—en,:V. .7rol.-ic

(nth -ereraticn} .-ari- iithcr.i b Jujio li , ISI4.

11 kr.'.Va^-^en.

(121 h £eTJir3.tLoz:] 6or.; IL, xi?llie Ji ,V,"Voolvi'

(Ilth generation^ Sovihla iiatlxirr, 'o La;- ", lOi"; die;

at 2alu;-ra, l-e. - -

lla^-ried ;Villia ?I^shell,

il-.th ^en^T:.x±oni .Is. Cs.-'±e Llliot^

(12* ;i' Lc-i >f Hj.-' ^1"..

C--T1S a nij Cat'-le ranche at Slon'-lvo^^.ontana..

'

; h^th, -'.c. , ^.ur I, 1853.

.C-n II, lol^

aS t'la ti'-tlis of hi.^ cill'^.ren cl-i>^.rV c>X'-.;, "--" rri.cve"

to i;cv»doinlia.:,l.>3.

,

at quite an o::rly ciate li/^ter his

r.a-''ri^~e; i.'ia ras x ben ioaaie!'. at Dr-nsd'sn,^.-'. In all oi' f.:^--:

to-ms Mo sturic" ana honest Qualities na?.-? "lir. a ver.- tj,1u,l1;

citizen. liis reL^ovals did not shov; th.- spirit of a "rclli.ii-

c-tone tiiat fathers no r.oss," Cut reveals tie e"C"=i Lsnz traits

of Lis pioneer ano-^stors ridnl;' inlieritad. He icokal ovyr thj

lands am prospects in nsv; tOi.:i£ as carefully as nis a r.-;::.--

ancistore nai don3 v.iiin xhe,- iefr their noues in ^.ass. fcr

tne coat tc.nc of Laine, Ra prospereT far rore taan tiijse

-1^^^ consta.:* soij:, -.-c.r ,"xhis "••i02;3 place is fjocd encu^h for r.e.'''

He was ve v practical in a: 1 of his plans and J-saliriFS.

Hfl had a q,uai:".t vein of hitior, whica would surel; hav-3 £-ivtn

hln the opportunity for a ring-inp laugh that rculi havt. riai""-:

uh: ^^luo veils echo joyously if he could have read •."h..t

a "l:-;tur-, of a^surditi'is one naie In Trritinr of M= fa ily ar.:"

Ha'OjDrn Line. It is t hv'-a eirpr-jssed,*'' J.; es Hiitljorn \ as of C---. -in

^-traction, an- nis chJ.ldren droppey the e and t; in :heir

Harthorne na:ie, so that people v.oul-i not Kr.OT trder 3utch

origin." ixLc pi.r^ Zn^lisr. origin ic cloarl, seen in the

j-j-il: H:-Stori-, -in-^ 'le walv.ai'S si^no.l his na/ie Hathorn,

Ja:.i.^s Hatij-.rn l.r.^-'-ieJ at V.oolv.ioh.lle. , fov -fi '.' ,' I7£:

—ar, Ih.vinc, corii at V,ool-.Tich,l.e. , J'>ily 31, I7c4; and did in

iliai xo\.n, .w.r -i, 1:^05; a wcnan of ?teriin~ qualities; tr.e

ia'J£:hter of Swire :;at i.t;iiel Th. in;; and AEi^ail jreeno'Ji^h,

,, ,,, I,.e I... ot.te. 4 - - iren.

{lOtl: ^i-neration) J-^.^::. Hr.tixrii b ,.ool'viGh,..c. , Jxin; I,

1735 ; cli3i at J.c~icins.3;\,:.o. , Jan I, 181:0, ap-ef. 39 ;•?—; =::'

7 ;-o:i'th3. He v.as a vcr;- sueeaasful eabi2u''t n::]:-::- j.t

iio^.Taoinhii'- ,!t-5. , Aaf hi? r^r:.'- vas ner/'' the Villare, "iiib cl "i ja. !!;

j:iQle, containin-r- tlis oate of hla ma'^riaj-'i, an', other ij-.rc----

tant recoras, i.^ i^a^l::-^ arra- at D e-'J'^<';"'" i Coloraao , ai^.on th-j jco:s

0" hlb rrand-aa'.i^'.^tsr, llrf. Isabel Ho-.vard, vhr la r;C". In 2a''-i5,

rrance, ar.d r.al' re^:ain thore ror Eocis ti_i9."

Jai--'.-=:S Hathom 1., Isabella "co^ciie born Brunc, ie>-,l'.e. , i .o II,

I7i7; tie -a;-.il- say, L .c I7,I7'i3; dial at jowdolna-.r, ,:;e. ,

,

u,i:r ir, I3c:-'.3,h-i was dt;SG ;naant of the celebrated I.ev.Tdllia.':

.Tocf.sid^ of :in;n&v.'lc}:,I.e.

(Ilth ErDn'BrationJ I.obe-^t Sr-^ar Hathori. b Jul.' 23,I?IC;

died in the winter of I35£..i- tollo'.ved the sea for

man;^ i"'^ar3, cir.d finalli" settled dcv-r. at ,;-lninrton,L'. -.

He v.as a very efficl?int stevczore.

ilarriea 3;i,an Llary V.'ray , a noble ladj- of Kugiiei.ot

extraction.

"iJo records of t?ao children have been fctmd,

and ti:- rcletlvas fe$l sure that i-hete were none

in this hap2:y hoKe."

(Ilth) ^.ar;- Ann H-ithcrn b ::ch 25,121.'^; ? a.i„ 4,

I8I2, a^ed 4 r.xnths.

(Ilth) 1-ar. Tav,iE£: nathorn b July 3, I3I5.

;-

been co::sii---abl;- iii^p^ii-ei. In -^-ly, itc& s"-- ,--

t: t:^ p-:x5lrcite" ^rfcciticn iri TariG .Trance , ar ^

"i^s ..-^

."=t rcturnei. 3he 13 an expert bcol: keepflr an? Et---_

0£:rai:her, 3-4 one of the T^-posltion Corjnicsior.srs i- ~ n-,-

sot her?. i'in- " position f.lth the ^-.erioun ijc.-le :orr__.,^-^

with whon she v.or;:ea until the close of the .l::! ositi.; -.,

She then octalnei a position -^-Ith a oci.ir-&relal fir.-

in Paris, and she enjoys her worh very r.uch.

"

(Icth generation) Her only chili lived but a

a few rr.ontha,

(nth gene-ation) Ha--riet ll.Hathorn b Jan 4, IBZZ; ^ at lo-s-

Hain.ljje., Jan 25, 1395.

1^ 3ec 26. IS 41 leouara -;.|llinctor. -ledfori r/hodiei Jan.,I3;i

(inth) "2herg v/jre nany children in the far.ily.^r.e da":, h-

ter.l^rs.Jar.ea Tarr. lives on the old Bedford hcr.33t--;d.

BOv I'.O.zcx 1:0 S.Iopshiin.lle.

(nth) -lllla-i ;;• odslde iithcrn b J^Hy 4. 1825; d in Boston,

I'-ass., Dec EC, 1862, aged 37 years,

i: ?ei 24,1351 Susan Crilla HlL-cins b .Ich 9, 1930; d De : I^

laoi; dai-hter of Capt.rillla;^ :flc~lns and Sus..n TeBlanchi-i.

(She:; (2nd) Jan 25. 1858 Curtis tiav^yer of Iisoon.r-. , x:-^

(JDied I8?4; no ch^la-en' of this second marrla£Q.)

(I2th) •"illla- ^£,iins Hathorn aied ^ug 3,1852. ,IZ -onThs,

(I2th} ChJ.ld did at eleven nonths..

(I2th^ £ut;an Hithorn d Sec 14, isr.-^ ; resides

Bo'.7doin}-Lin,-e. Care of ;7. V.Ch_.-?nan.

i: ::ov b. 1979 George L.-ilnt of Topshan.llaire,

41.

Topshar ,:.>. J Jvcr. t;ier.oe ho jenT to Bq- to^jllars . v-; -.-.•^s

a tri!33 r.-r.urac-tu--er. £e 7.-iiB bora T-.o 12,16^1; a

in lI.Y.vi'.. ;.ay 7, Iev8; the son of Joh-i ^erri;-

,

v.'ho Eoven xo x-ansas Deforo the birth of this son ;h_;.

His n,ot--.3"r died ac Provld^-nce ,...!. and his I'^tht-r

married a cecond time, so tnat llr.Ghas. Ilerrlss

had half brothers and eistars living out '.Vest,

(I2th) ^nnio Isabel I^erris b Il9wton,::ass. ,

!,:ay 5, 1859; d i'ro:n consijnptlon Sept 10,

1863; and is btu-ied in llour.t Hope cemetery,

Boston, llass. She rent to "oston, llass, , at

the close cf the Civil :,ar and attend e- the

lothrop School for Girls, from r.hieh she grad-

--- -- uatea, the youngest girl in her class, ana took

the first diploma, 2he faster cf this Schccl ttsc

r;obert Swan; scholars under 15 years were not

then adnitted to the 'Boston high schoo], -^n-:

tr.e T,-as then only 14 ye^rs old. ',7hen she

graduiited fron that high school she was to^

enter the Komal School and prepare herself lor

a teacher. '.Vhen she was thjr ugh vrit'i the jidvaLcec

Clasj T.'ork she sectired a fine position as a booio-ke per,

After a tir-.e her hejilth failed.

(iSt;-^ T('illi£jr. Lllery Llerris b Ilevton.Ilass.

,

jiug I'i, ISSI.r.esides Zi6 Stuyvesant Ave.,

Broc>ayn,K,y. Attended the Bri::-r-er So:-ool for

Boj. t-' at Boston, llassc,. but lie ret rradiitte,

as, Just before his gradui'.tlnr tice, he

T.'as offered a fine position in an office.

After a yeai' he was er.ployed by ariSther

fiiTii, where he renaino^? for seven yea-s.

40

He b'3--ir.- v.r. 0--:r,r.rt hocid:-. i;:r. In Aj:^. ,i^;-:

s. chance to £o to Gclcr^-c cr. an a^.viuLce'

a.xil he reciiinsd Tilth xriat Oolcr-udo ^Irr. 'n

He T,-as tr-en er-.rlciea ov another excel. ert

rhioh in a i'e\i months sent hir; to ^o;..i,o,

^here he renaincd for two ;-oa'S. Then the Co.:.-.! ^

ar-poin'tfed hi::. A-j.ditcr o.' all trieir TTorkF, -ith

heaiquirters In l.'.Y.Citj. This Co, cv;i3 the li.r£c

ifceltin^,- & Ko fining V.ork:,. Llr.l.errls atte^er tho

Church of the Good 3hephcrd, ar,d ils a can of

truly sterlirxg qualities,

ii Sept Z-:, 1832 ilai Lincoln Buckland bo-n

Bu-ffalo, l^-.y. :.ay 5, 186 5; the daughter cf

Andrew Bucl:land; a lady of superior qualities.

(iSthJ Idarlcn Kathorne I^errie t ^.r I?,I^?o;

although the ycunsest boy in his ol-i.?t-cs

at school, he alnac^s led ther all. Is !^r;-:_tl-

devotod to his studies, and to music, with

the promise of Ealrine a wonderful musician.

(iSth) Margaret Grace Herris b Jan 2';, 1893;

a brilliant scholar.

2he lOth child of Ji..- _s Hathorn.

(nth feneration) S.^nuel I^^ving- Hatliorn b BowdolnhtrV:':.

,

K^r 20. I82C; d at 3o= ton.I^ass. , „iiy 27,I3i;4. For r.ar^-

years he md been a verj' successf^ol Ir.,lnBoctonand also held an i:iportant position in the Public Library.

ii Eliza H?.s.:ell o^' Lisbon, or TTebster, ::e.,; daughter

of Cyrus Has]:ell.

(l£th) Gecrgo Haskell Hathorn b ^r.,I862.

{l2thJ Clara Hasltcll Hathx>rn.

(I'th) Daughter.

(nth ren-. raticr.) iavia V.^Jte d tlxirn li 3ct-''o IrJit;

Arr 20, iSjO; d lleh 5,1322.

^Ije Lt^a chili of J- -les Hat/x-rn & ilarj- IhTrir.g.

(lOth ^er.oritlon) Uai^' V,"illia.-s Hatlxrh t 2o'..'.'.ti:JiCL,

ke., Lot I!t , 1753.

ii iiov 2C, 1807 Jcse^li T.vVheeler,

(II' j) *-ar:da Jheeler.

li John Adar.s Shoades.

{I2th^ Alice ^.Hhoads resides 2uetlo , ColorLtdo.

II lilchael i:. Fitch,

doth £,enor-tiori) Susanna Hathcrn b Bov/iolnhan, Lie.,

Uovt 2£, 1739; i at TTlnfhrop, l^e., Zov 2y,I622.

il in M-ool..leh,:.e., Sept II, I8II Jonathan T/hltirr of

wirthrop. Me., horn L'ov 7, 1786; d at TTinthrop, ile.,

Nov 25, 1350.,

T^e children were horn at "inthrcp. Lie.

(nth) ilvira nliitlng h A'-£ 16,1312,

(nth) Lj'Sanler Gsnond TThitiiif b L^aj 10, I8I4; die'

Ai?r 18,. I3I5.

(nth) Susun Plavilla T.'hitinf? h Jan II- IS]

died Feh 28, I8I7.

(nth) Urar.ia Llerritt v;"j.tire t) -ipr 1" , 1818.

I '.e 4th child of , Jaj-:es Hat horn d Liar; Thv.ing .

(lOth aeneraticn) Miirtlia IhTrtng Hatr^rn h Drescien.LIa. , iiept

25,1792; d Jar. 7, 1857.

M Juno 1, I8I0 Philip Earhoj: r 3aco,i:a., Lloh 5, 1783;

d at So-..3oirJia''.,Llo. , Juno 25, ISS9 a£ed 50 yearb. G©

4-S

He cane tc Zo^r ie Inha: , Lie., iron Ms nafl-v- tcv.r.

of Saco,, or r.o:,iolv BilJefor :,:..c. , c'.::(' ;7as a r_:-. --

e>:c:ell.=;nt char^ic+'-r .:-.o was the sen of Kufus laroo;.; a -. ^

:^a^t\ha Golithv.aite, and a £-rani:=oi. cf Joseph Ii^--dn:-;,

French H-ariie not, who rarrled In Boston,-uss. , atcut 17-/;

Llary Solcher, ana settlel near 3iaiefo:-d,L.e. ; v/Vera r-^

reared a lar^^e ani fine far.ily.

(nth) Philip Hill 2arto." b aor I, I3li;

d Sept £9, IB52.

M Oct 25, IB36 ilarii r.0£ers , whose £nd h-ast^rd

wab Gapt,Lincoln Patten.

(I2th] iidv.in larbox b Jan II, I8Ce;

d Jiily 14, I66I.

-

"(l'5th) Jose.h Tarl;o>- b i:ov I2,IS40;

a ilerchant . i: June 7, 1366

llarj- larned b Dv-dley, ilass., Ju.ne 2 IS-'C

d Apr If:, IPBC; dan^hter of Shor.as iarn: i

and Lue;- Holmes,

(1.3th) Florence Tarbox b Oct 27,

ie67;-d Jan SG, IS53.

(1th) PMlip Sidnei- larco. b Jnne 3, 1847;

d Sept 14, 1849.

(I2th) S^dnc;- larho:: b jov 12,1351; d

isb 24, 1376.

(nth) C:'r-a8 xarbox.

(nth) iivander larbox ; nar.e of VTife not sent.

No children.

(nth) Llbrid-e larboy. b Lived at Aubra-n,.:e.

Hane of nis v;ife not sent. Had children.

(Ith) L.ar;' iii^a 2arbox .

i: Dec 6, 134- Consider Cr-.ith of Uev.bio^port .llsss.

49

dot- .--r^tioni ^li:^ S-e-eu-h Ha-::rrn ^o :.-.£ a^r.i: -. .

L Cliarl.c i;.v..ll born I7"7; d at Lc-v^olnh. .:.-....= :::'

"fe3 8V '-•va-"a. -ie s^^.e to 3o-Tdclr.liAT.,:.-, ircn ^.r-C'

--,o^, .--,-.>! •. von>r TT-n ant? v;as an excellent fc'r.oci

tescher at icv-dolnha- . ^e. . fo- a nur.te- of ^ea-f^.^e

boiicnt th. Jcs4a:i San^ford farri at 3ow^clmi;r:,:.3.

(Ilth) Hen--- C.i;ev;ell b -^y S.isrs; i ^i- ?,

1865, area 45 ye^rs i 3 tenths.

_ L. ilar^aret ^.ec^ Id Borvdolnha ,,.-e. , Teb B.'Ib-ir,

deceased; daushter of 7tov,:.s Sfear and

iusan Andrea. Ho c:-J.lT"r<=n.

(Iltli) .lary ili^ubeth ::ev.en ^u:I2,I3CC; die"

I^ec 10, 1825 .-^cu IC r.onths.

2ne 7th child cf Jr.r.ea :i?t}xrn & llaXY IhTlng.|

(ICth sene-aticii) G:iarleE Hatiirm _b D7-esd»r ,L.^. ,A-^r "^•.I'i--:

cied at r^le--o,..e.. Llaj- 5,1850; a successful fani.er.^

li jt?r i:;, ISZC :ia-^£aret ix-astard "b Uay I7,I7V"; t -.e|

dau-hter cf Jo'T-^r.h Unsta-d & A^nes Jnltcn. \

(11th) Sara'i Ann ii-.thorn b .il^ •,Iri27; d J-ii'- U^,:.S,x.

(Ilthj L.ar.-J :xntt:vd Hathorn b Oct 2'-,I?50; aied^

Jan II, 1342.|

(Ilth) ^li^a S.Hathorn b Je^o n,I'j:.£; died 'J.cv 2?,I- T'^, -,

I

(nth) Otis E.ii^t::oru b ^a- 27,ICKe; die= J-:l. ^^.^

^-t

.1 -4-S^^'

(iuth -°i: ration} 'drrlht jC'-OCr £^frrn b Lrec ^?-x,::--

J^il;- l^.I.'O"; "i at 3c\\ *cir;h::x:,:.>.

Lx .:ov 5, I8£o C.-i-if. (c:- John) ^'.-ictcra o -J"!;' ?;5,I'

Q. xlch I?, I8v; ; son of Jos-=i-h Llustarl ' and ^r.-

(lit-::.) ir-thur Hnnt-r IluPtard t llo;- I^. 1929.

(lit::) G.-rns L-nn llnetard h Zvl- II. IScI.

(IltU Joh;-. llev/^2i::yTi Lustarl ^ 3«rt I?,:

die- at saa, J.uc Ic , l^rS.

63

Ka»8. , »;«? Xt 296?; d at s^clwloh, i-.«., :>*k) 51, 18."

He raiwrad Uroin ^vilningtontlanB. , %o Ciiwrc^tcwn^.*,,

wifh Mft wl4ow«« nothar and hrothsrs.ThHt pesrt ef

6«orento»«.ii,-,«», , wiwr* t/iay looatwl wa« mit eff and

bade into t}M tonn of Kaclwloh^A. H9 wna a

r«Bid«nt ef Sonde lnh.<n,:><i«.. in I8( 5, nnd it is »&iA

that his ehildron w«»r« born In that tomn.^aeo'b

Hathorn Wa« » nan ef uto^ling qnariti^H, anrt a

Tary snfl.-essfttl ftcmttr, as h« wr« at rrrk •ari^

and lst«.nA was al^'ayti rsartj te Mlp in a3.X thlngn

for th« bftttsTBttnt of thd towns whara ha ra«iid*»<',

Thers va.» no lo Jtine backward to tha towntt rnhfirti

ha had livfid, nor rapininga baoatuta of tha friends

left behind hlB.:ii« faee was tnmed Knllinffly te

the work and duties awaiting hipi In a new settlenent.

Kijs words T^ns oat ohesrlly," f.« are here to help

huild wp honor and truth , and God ie with ns."

^aoeh Rathorn H. Ohloe 3haw , wh« 1> , in

WllxRinetfin.I.ase,, 1757, and d at -voplwioh,.;*. , J-.n,

16, I83f>j of a sturdy old fanilyj and a trne help-

Best in her hone and in all tha neiKl^orhPods

where har lot was ca»t.

She children.

flOth c«n«ratlon) Tg^. Jawh KAthc»''n,Jr. , ^

at Rowdoinhan.lHe., Sept IS.l-^PO: diet at Athen»,;^e..

lieh 86, IP67.

K at Briphton,:-e,, fun T, laTfi Igrdia ehlttier;

a noble ironnn, ready to help friend and nelghbcr.

{>4

"5>i« hTBH of th-lB }»i-iV cpnpl« was loo»t««

*t -iihflns.U"*., two Bil«B ttelow thu bene ef iir.

Hatbprn'B brother "Aoas.J.t whs on«» of grent

nelg/iborhociA hoRpltallty aziA Ghn^r.^aoet" .Tathnrn

WaS a faraar cf gr»ftt •nerg? «nA per8«T«rftno«,

In th« finfl crora n«ar hie hPB« he h«l*

BorvlcBB which wara a creat Measlnc to

Ban^r p«ppl«, aa ha wa« an ftbl» praaohnr of

tha filftar trutha of tha Bibla.7?ii* ere'i haing

on tha road botwo«in Athana nnA Solon, Wa. , wia

aaBlly r«aoho(i b? tha paopl«* of ^cth n»lff?*t>pr-

hocflfl. ila , an-*, all tha othar Hathcrna ,wara fina

elngflr». Kyory wor« o.f warn5nff, ohfl«ir, and

exhortation lYon ^aaob Hathora "jaa stifariethsnaA

by hie «a51y walk with vort."

(Xlth e«»n«ratJen)npAney Earaelaa Hathrm

* at Athawi,**,, --0 IP.igJoj A in

that tOHn,?ab ll.Isvfl.Ha was a fine

BOholar and heia Hany pabllo offioaa.Ka

wftB a farnar and oabinat nakerj a

•turd^r Reptiblloan, and ha and hla wifa

Kora •arnaat nTOjbara of tha Ghrlatian

Baptist Sharoh,H8 waa a flna Blng..r, and

all of Mr fa-;illy InharltaJ hi» nuKlo-a

quail ti«8. Ha a pant aaTaral yaare in tha

epld nlnaa of Calift»''nla, and la aald to

hava halpad In tha "etaJtinc ent" of Cpaha,

BabrSBka..Iftar hla ratnm froB tha raat

hlB >«ima WR8 oontlnnouflly at Athan»,

K«., whara hla hnna was a ettntnr of

ohflar and hoBpltality.

fi in IB4S Kary flrawatar Kinmaan b

at Athana^a.. ..ni- T.isrj. at^no^tad in

Bvah/^ KJnRWifin an4 ina 3ptiw«J.3. of

8t>«*rfeiw>rth, .*,=!« <* w»-n of ••^wrllns

^nalltiflO.

rBt> ehildran w«r« bom nt At>*n«,

{JJjfch eHnaratioaJ Gl^ra -uui

- -- Kathcrn )i K«.h '', 1.345 1 ai«a

Sonarsat Aoadan? tf Athaiw,::*;

tAweJrt with iino(5««« Sor 5

.^Rg 9, I84a. A at iBlanA !?a3.7»,i».,

«ft«r Mil narrlnsn )w rmwwuA

to JsilanA ?r11h, :4«; a f«vrH#r,

« ffsna^ Carp#nt«r >» ?it>xeiTt>.ft,"«i,,

Ifl6«; « ftt ^iror^i-*, , Apr 8,1398;

tt tftaeJwr aft<ir grartontlRg trwn

(XZth c^nftTatien)

8oi»t I', X:utOi a Beaftf»r of

1lh« Baptla^ G>nroh«

K Ba»iA r..Pflr.ftron ^crn at

Ii«wS»t<»BtK*»., ;•>>« ft,TP?JSj

fitatSon i!r*nt ef tha K«.r,antral

R.P-.Oonpon? at niintc.a*.

ilPh in,I9T-i U Agn^^ii :^r.^ »>P?-n

a^ Glasgow,nooU.-nA,Cot jr.n.vi;

BaptlBt CAuroh.

{X4th £r«'^87*«'*lpn) Aen«» ^»

Car.oron fe ISooj- « brilliant

ypimp 3lH<<?j T«rw RnsioaX;

•4no(*t« ; Sn f*l^y opllnfw;

X848; Aie.A po^ Ttl.Xn^O.

(2Sth) .ihlffail Bp-rfTflll SatJstrn b J-'eiit ^-'^.T^Kr;

d Sf'-xit R3,X9'.0; sn wrertllant train* t niirs*;

»ii)l(>y«(l for ' ypurs at the wprfl»»st#r,

KaB8, , hpgpitftlO

K 1883 Bttmh;^ ThcvieM ?'cx,

CiSth) j.aT«r«noo ?ark« ?fx b at

Athftii8,?t«,, Kay f.J, IQ.^fii A ,Tv,n«

16, ISI4.

(I2th) .v<r!.?.a :ku-tl«tt Fpx b at

Atfeens.l-'o., itapt 8, ini'.&i «iplcy*fl In

an pJfiofl at AT*tim^«,

UEth) Carplyn i'tgnuitR Hathfrn b At-)»nB,K».,

Apr i6,.tar)6j rcnidsR '>h^pmr hf^*t St. , «ibiirn,v«.

Grarlaai*^ at So«er88t ^oa^eayj a auonwiBftil

toHohAr la tfes ka. tewns, taAlnpn A l3o*<=5r.

K*., Oot Jft.iar^; f<n^ly «an<»Rti»(t} a s«p<irior

BcJjnl&r; taJteJrt Bfshool fur pfrworRj. ywarn wMXe

fittine for th9 r.<.niB«,rirj ya/^tP*" of Partist

Chnrohfis in %h« K«. towiM.'twbrldcw A : pn»on.

In 19?.?. ?A«itor of <;H<» v<»a*»r«t«d nvniTah«» ef

Ifisbon "al?s,i«.; an eloquent spwvk^r *n(<

Rttah Bpti^ht ftfter ft«r irpsoiaJ. «»rTio«(».

th» eon ox' Tlpothj i^tin wiA ralXn ?a«kAi*«,

(I8«;h g«ner«ition) Twin*. Gftc-lna i?«r«tt Hathcrn b

Rt .it!i»n«,r.«. , -'tm** J?, Tens ; A ?«b 8,"^6g,

lI2'»a) Jwin tZiear Goor^ija iiatborii b AvtMOB,^'*"

»

A l^i^b(^ra»n, mi/l hnR a baw nill2~«iptiihllaan|

K(a8«) :Sot SV, J9f)S ?a.-ir.i« 'aien "anAall,

«(r.nd) est Sf», 189c" H^-.ttifl ;..?ee-6 H ^^b I6t

J87Ii6)*6(>ua1;#tl fr<>« <rarlfi.n^,;fi». , hieh nohopl.iri.^S,

iJ(?;nd) ysh ir?,,I{JS,T Mr*. J.stfJ.eoB ef

"fianseny.ss,

Child'-en of th<'i JBt Kj

(Z4th} ;,«ila CljTa«na .uiabj- fe

Dm 12, XPC5» a Btiidant in

?oxdroft,U«., Acadfttny, 19?,;?,

(I4tb) i^rxoR AaAf^rn i.ni^^^y 1>

Q«a*riStr«iHrt. , n*pt H?.,1P0»

• , GhilA of tliB P.rA m(I4th) JLirlsn ",?rl»on ti HAJ-wny.

mir^th) ;salaoln .,,.<%%rem b ;"«b /.^.r?^'^,

{15th) 7>ow«iiA l.nr'pn ;ia4>i£»rn fe '^.s^f tp,th'^9,

X Jano ^8, ISIS ?arnpn P-rlAgea,

^Mlv 5,1916.

... (Xah) r}-J.llp .frha Fri(i5«8 ^ T^h ii-,i^r,{

(J 4th) r^nO. r.rtcar P.riA$fi8 b .'uX;' I", If:-;

J

Obildreft cf 1;ht! ^nA aiArrJag* t^f Kflfsr (i(>f>TSP Hathorn,

M«,, ^-ulv 21, rer'4 IBP 4.

(IltJi e«neration) :ii.nnah .i^f^iRta Hat.'jprn b at

4Sh8a8,Ue, , 3«pt S, I3.ia; A a% Cpnrton.CalifbmlR,

Jaa 1, XT>PB.£h'> kab a tailoraua at 3nn£or,ii«,, tor

26 ^'earaj In th«» ft«n« work a* i*wiill, Kaea. , fvr

K joArs: *Ant to RKlA.fcrnia with Ptbars ««Bl»f>ra c?

th» fsnil*; a .fAith.rH3. anA «am»flt wtnan.

Clith e«n"'*at^on) lasr.tn'U Hattern b at Ath(»n«,v,fl.,

K JcR«»?h Conk wl» 'AwH bom Jn S.H, Jan t;

Gor.lnria, Garlanl A SoT^r; .H«i,*otnanj F.«p«h71oanj mwnbwr

of ths, BaptiBt ChHroh; thrt fton cf .Tosft^h OppIi,

69

I8&0J A Apr JJC', ?9i8. r.Ulwrleht.

(liitiij »<l3 fl.OocJc. Btnaoxra-'hor,

A pBbli»?«/;r at :,oh -in<rftl«R,r.sllf<»rnilfl,

(2nth) .ana jc.r^.ok, wi ar^ieft.

CX'^th) Ch«».K^i-n Cook b Tet, u,Un4i a

Iruit crowar In Sali-fom^.a.

H In Galif. iJflAle i^Mtaon ©f Ai»burn.H«.

(I,^t)»:- rrt»rtr,ta«i Sybil cock J trt*«hrtr.

fit k>ohjuiieR TVaia, K«,

H St asrer. r.s., i/^R«,a i.iirtl« ?ettl<».

(ISth) ?:ni«i f;Jarir.,'.« '.eltXs t rot 5.

I87S .1: K- fiP, J»is noni«i A.r'ftrawu

<I;;tSi a*rt}« ijnlly Pottl*. b Cot W,

« «ot S5,isi,T Gtem. irtwarA Kerrlll.

•we £s,la;^'.5 rt «^ r.o«Pn1c,B«ft.^h.qKl5.fPrnla, j?«b I'.IPJt.

fa-.!!;,. Mh 8lRt«r ^a^mah Aii«n»ta JUtVrn. «n« w« M:?«.gpftfiplft, "

» U*',- 6. 19'6 K^v.i>,, ^„^,, .^,^,^j, Of so:Lnn.::#

6c

il^Xh) 3-07 ?..narh?rn >> nrnrt^n,

IB73J fln.-5l4' «iuaH^<»U for y«»r» has 1«" iv ohfir

at (k^npton.S.^lt.fi Librarian ef th*> raJiH« Library,

UlXh grtnsratloa) 5Kile na r^gllndn na%>)c>rn b a*

Ati«rta,^.a., ioh Jo, aSF.S; 4 at J^^j* Ane«lft8,

CAli.femU, /ih •?, 7.996; hflr hoa# In I.ob tfi5«l««»

wqR »% «I4 .-;a3t f'th it.

H in 5KP«?Mg3n,y.». , ?«b 2.-;,.Tur>8 JpBiah ?«T)arr»13.

•JKi« fmilj r«Ro'<»« to CAl^.ffmla in ISSa;

©f env> yftar *f^en the? vi.Hit<»1 t?»ir cl« Ka^n« >*««.

2n I9o9 ronc^T^ to .*^or«nRfl,r;ali.f. , en a ffira , a

•)x«rt fliHtaiTSo f'-oa T.ne Aner<»?.»»n; In If'R' to !*•

An£<»lM5, wTi'ird t^"-**:^ «rflot«A th« ?^n«rn«t Hip«»«,

in whleH tJw;-' always af^erwarAs llv«^-. Km.

Sarrall liwoa. -.s a fira ChrJjitin In aarl^ lif«, anA

la la?' wnte' wJth th» R>thoAl«t CmroTi^sT-^rftncw,

Califernia. -Ipira >«aa a nol>5.-t life In a hc**pitA>ilfi

hPKft. ihfl fannrjil eerflces ?ror« ornflnose'i %w n.^»,

i>ro.f(iseor iTchn Diofeinson. Purta?. 1b ^ivr^p-m C-^atary,

Lo« ^.-?el«>H, l.i'.-l.'prjiia,'' ]io oMlArnn.

61

(nth e^n-t^Htionj "j3T<jn4>» ( ;,o*k«.iA h;' sor<») KH*V>'fl:

H .Tnlv 4,7.860 in 'Jall.forntH Heflolphnii y.Ki»ii«ilX.

X?SK{ A ft' .jolor., Its., :;o7^% If, JB'S, R?:eA a5! y*«ri»,

S Rontha A I." day*.

Kdftt) Keh f,4,Iii-T6 ;5Ara)i >r« b Athans;^:*.,

Ma^ 17, I7&f!; i Cat 15. X«.^?i, iig*,i 4--^ ?rs t 5 months.

MCSnd) ;;«j^ 4, 164?- .a«lrii S.T^Mililar fe J»pt 18,

Xn?; 4 ?-t?\« IS, X6'i4, a' eA 159 C9d 86 yr«» A 8 Ronthsi.

M(Sd) A»?e «,»., Jos4 tiar? Artf,on b »t Athsw.ii*

and a np'- J3, aWHS, «.e«d fl."? fr»., 4 wt^fie Bonthn

«£d If. dH;B.':;48 wii'o hfiA np <iM3.«tr«R fcnt tcc»k

jWr»* <>»«-« of hflr hw6b!in4'e o>iAJ.(tren«

Fall a*ta of r,«r«i» Httwm & ^anX^w pjig<Mi C3^fJ

?el. XO, J'?$}4; il ftt 3clon,A«. ,.-)p^ RT, TSfir? b'-ijHleA at

Jf^ra with htr ttroiht!r,;»'"Pl» Htithprn,

(loth e«riornt:loa) v'tiear-na n-nthrrn l» ftcKaolnhtfi ,:-:«», ,,

62

(lOth c«»'»ratioai Donjflnin Sr.t x>rn b SPwtlf Inhais^:->•.,,

Sept s. i'?e>9.

"da narrlod Kr«, Harriot Llb^y anA r«sld«A a%

yi«t8:fl(?l<5^:8; thsr** *r«r« no ohiiaren,"

ISw 6th ehilA ef dficdh Hathern * G5ao« SJiaw.

jTia« IS.TS???; 4 at At^wiw^:;*, "'-to m« (nmrk cf !;?»

r#a6«l«y an!l Kiss Iran*.

(Xl%}i £«Twra%lc>a) ;;anl<ifi H3*,V>rn bcrn at

Aihsno ,;-•., 41«A frofl Ji.Uie'W' fftVsr &t r,«n8««c*,IlA8»,

U at nkpwhfi£. an ,*•«., Banjar.in -. itr.v* cr'8S3i«tt >

te SJjc-^hflt-ttR,..*, ^-^^j 4,.t84i5J

«jlft^ 15X0.

(I8t)jj ::<^ar ijrwu-iatt b .f^b 8,2865.

K U&c R9,.Tfl«' A.gnRn ^«rx»»pmb b ^n'j Ifi,

2665,

CiSth} Knb«l Criumwtl:,

Mr»,ra5.t«r ti,Strnt<,en,'CiJ

6th at. Mfmarck.S.DHkcta.

(J5thJ fali'^ ::fit>trn dJwfl nt V;adi*:Pn,Kn,, ahont

IfiSP.-nh* ims a fJ.n«» Fenan;* tuaphsrj hii.^

iarx #y<»» anl ?iair, "in". %t. pvsi 3f»fl«; #4no»tefl

at }'ltr8?JeJ.4.i:4; s>ia Barrl.«-V, an W.n $mo^nR wl.f*.

8«H«1 Hnr5<nff of :Tor^fl^<i«ook,w#i., ?h«lr onl? ohUA

«l#<t at birtJu'

(llth) iJonat* Htt>*m,

68

illtW A(•.>.^t9' 80S, ^o»idh 'nii*.',*!; th* ppa of his

Ken S4,T'?^;;j ^ At At.>:«r.a,M*T., :?«r* I'.IflTR, e^sA SH

ysars, g Roni;5» and I" «*rii, }i^ wm ons Pf t)»

lares wtasttra thft grsat spi'^i* ©f «Bt»irrns« «r©n

hl8 antwstors, Rn4 thpnaghent hin long anA i»3i\;l

llf« ha oiatl»a*,«A this, T-URarA ana ^>«ar4" was

6ttr«ly ta» eloslas Rcnf. cf Ma UfS.'n X3-3 ,« uttmly

yoaoij Ban of 81 ysara, hxi r«r.o?ed froe ?,eTiAclniwB,

K©., to .;<»lon,i.a. .-is bGigr-it a*- esotlca ef {soY«rrp.«Rt

aAn4 of 160 aurea.JiB hari a ^iona ts»Xw Hp thn BAotien

©f 160 aores n<«i* 1p Mb^, and 3.ftt,er en Jw tcneht

tMs fl»o 8«o4ien ^S limA. ihl* Inad wks boiigJit of

Kfte«. , as ;iala<» Alfl not ho8t>f» a SXt^U <mtil leP.O.

Shts eapltal of r,«nni« Hr="fhf>rn wi« a ypk* of «»f>n ,, and

th« liTOO.pr, wMoh >M hft<! «flrn«A %7 rttr^ hrj-A, honsat

worJc. ^4 b4 haA grit «!W.n?Ji ft.r fiT«t orAlnar; Rsn.

S-hf»8a HatJiPm •fletions of J^nfl ?rsr« aljont onrt nil*

freiT t;i« town linw of .;tJiAn»,f«., an,T Jiallf r*y ^f.tw«,>.n

th.j viiXa-«8 of -stJw-a ojirt soXon, H».5:J«»r« w«r« no

f,4,

r«*fl» Bl thai ttoe. and p*opl« K#nt «b hora^bnck iil^n^

©p*nlns ia th* for««t to t>i« «N«.t ;:«mfl r{«-.hc>m'«

ferothar Jaoob looatert. it «aB about ejw oJiA « halfBliss to tha cr-flnlns to th» w«»t, whi.r« liyad th«SatoM, froB *ho» that H«le?^prhPo« tock its nsre.;.«aa« .^t>x,m bnllt « eofiy hcn«, b«t n<»t <»? loe«,M TO9 thfl o«atorj c.f thf.«» rtsfg, ,ia* >» bad it

neatl.v clr.pboarfl«fl.--h^pa »«?•• fo«r j-opbh, r„,., before

lone eth^r rooas i^r« Rd,i«^ iio t?»iMi. Tr^ eohnol oftSd tmiemorhoM t.«8 wvnetines h#ld la on« of th«8«ro.tul. Tn 1839 Kr.H..th.rn bn.Ut qnU» A !«.£« J^tui.

oa tiM ea«t«pa emotion of his land, «nd tMn ^w^iung!• Btlll la eoo« «ondltton. ?h« firat howA whs hot^ato th« oth«r Md, of tJ« road. ?.n TB^^. r.*n«« Kathcm *nllt• feara

. Xc:o f^.t In length, whioh is .tin m fin«oondltlcn. =« was «« *»n*,re«tic rh^ gxni^,, fars^r ag•rer llTed in S«« r.n^innd, n. was n.ror fo;md idUng .^Ms ttes. or :p.Ml3r^ th, m^ „««8 ^j ^ grU.Jr.in h.l«

Mtlaatioa. ar^r ««n «ho Bp«at Ms tins in fi«hln- , .««ao eocd. m of his bills TTsrs paid r^ prcnptly.•aa s iso>^ ihor^Mchlir hcnsst n.^ n«Tsr llv«d a„ thsHa. ?reo .Stats. r.«r^a ;jathora hcis h«« d^orihsd astall sad strai£iit. witS d^Jc e^os «nd brown hair, sadflm. whifta t«eth. ns h,. fctd n«y«. nssfl toha.oo inan? forr., s-sn h^ v«vs s,trane«A m lif« h« still had

no ns* for £;1^s«<,b. sn<1 s« wond«rf,aiv «Alxi,r*.«^rTsdla 11 eth«r Ha?«. h^ ^n a crest rssdsr. and «t.'x.roash c>:ristian of th^ old~f.^hlon«^, typo. sl«^v«resdinff dall;. fron th« B1W« Jn his hons. ar.l h«T,„gfv^tV pray.rs.H. gav. lone and h,lpm sxhortst.tonswh^n<iT«r "ID.ftvty rsan /-!»««« -* *v

3« haA * ^^^^t loy« f^r hf^ hen, «n^ «Wl(lr«n.Anrt

hPP^d that ^.1 c.- M« Voy«. ni^^ht B.ttl« n«^- hia,K* *r^u£ht tn«« K. to wo.k f.ithi^iny cnt>^ fans,a. al^a i.al«.-. «>,u^r«n c.^ i.^ra a-ition. V.«t

not aiTlslca.- T:^,g, eMldr«a x.,se ^ to cf to

cc^ b«n Which t>^r ^^r« te ri.n^ m c.vac trM th^yE«t feaara. or (w^r jj^nl o? troNDlc. lh« Rofchor.

al^^aya w«irt oat t« n.«t thm ^h«n th« .o?*ol „.«

tiB« }»wA«te.. to b,^ « t«n->aor« lot of l«».l.c,r.*.

Saton, w?» ewnfl^ tW« land, l»?.T5aiiy toM h?n th«th, «,nla „«v«r ha,, one inch ef it. B«/or« th^ «,« «.tthat Blelrt ?,«^8 sathern fo«a<, « ^..^n »hr. q,d<,k3j. bo«£h1sthis ln»d. .^dit wa« «acn « r^rt cf th« M^ ?I^th.r«ftW9. -tt 18 8H14 that h* wflff tp «riy« .« i^x»n,lermfeorM. « buok«kla; «h, ««» «troT^. nnd conli gplik« tb,wln4,rha n«leM.crB conat«ntly Ral^.^-l^tte^mwin e«t hl8 asek brpkan. cr hie h,*a4 m^ytni."But »thins «f th« \0.n^ «v«r e*.* to ra««.

rh*ro^ ^«^. ^,^ ^„^^ ^. ^^^ tlB,. bnth«

* lottff .trip o? prarla ^.-.e b«f,.,.« j.^. ,,„^^ ^ ^^^^ ^^M. ^r^ *n.r.ir.tioa .for work. ,5..t.y. ^^ h,„,,, j,,,^^^«o™ th- ions een*r«tioas o.f th« (1«sc«nA,«t«.: «a^ th«reeorde of the family ,f ,«^^ H..t>.ra.^n tho«« of th«Lla. to th. present day. nnd ov^r;-- on« »m,t .f-.l t.h«t« Uf, Uk^ hi. ^^, j„,,,^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ _^^^

«iv^ w*r, nn.i. ohr.l«.t.n ,^„. ,^,, ^,^ ,,, „^^was known r^ir nnd wjrto.

66

and 8 cionth*.

«f«*) ^e 2^.10,4 j:*^ KHtcn. bom *tAth.n«^«..

(nth e^norution) ilaria fiat hora b .^^cloa^H-., j.-m

Scloa^c. ^.r« ..0 ^ ,^^ ^^, ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^eo i«««ni^v ua e.„.ron. hneplt^m^. «n4 th. Jolly

««*«rB or tha Ch^i.ti^ shnr«J.. an4 llv«. « ^^.^y,Js«lpfnl 3.if« toeatmr,

efSoloa.-«j ap*«,.Htj«« lR«mri.n« f«r«^r. r„. «C«o. n«S,hVor;r.Bi,M .t Bol.n.V...,nntn T«.., «.n«. that

?r«n o.f ac.-lon.t^«. o-ildr^n Vm at s<.i.„,^.:«. .^,j

•«r« ©toroh e*t«liarfi.

^n«.1 m th« Cn.tc„ .C-ny. ,>,,, ^ ^^ ^ ^^^^^

.Solon A a..>w>«^an.««. :.,n,ns * ?a^,l.c.r.«..hU«an,

{.9

Alflfl .is;e i. Is? I.

^ " K(Snd) i^aj' I, 1994 «J.V.ie Sjk^b, who di«tA

Ea»^' e;?, .T9II.

data generation) ^^^^ ?«-kRHn ^ ,:^n». 10,

fl Sot S, IS??; sshDolH of iiolon A aJwahagan,!'*,

(X?.tii) S*in, J*?ln» nii8«b*»th ?arknan > Ang 6,

2a4?; a Cot ?.&, it;oo,

iti 7eb e, Jn?7 K,;v..?ftwit,t. So ©hildrea.

(lr?Sh) Twin, AiirenlK karin ?nr)mftn ^ b A»g 6,lRn9i

d Sot 4. Z.?;;0; nnnarrlRA.

(SRth) SVttnJrlin ?ii»i"o© ?nr3<Bi«n 1» Mdy Rc,;?JKSj

CJP.th} 'Iwrmr Partwan % ?»te P-?,I6Pfi| <lj«»fl

Sot SS, Ift£9,

fiS,IB84.

(iJi^h) Tw<.n, ftwe«n« rarJoMAB ^ o«1s IS,T8("; fli««

tpwjfl, Solon A t:k-owh98Ani a^ (i«v<»rh51'., i-Bft«, *

iix«t«r,2,;U ::o}jool« of Solon * 3XoKheean,:4«.

A faithful tv^rlman and «n upright eiti«f»n.3hp«Bak«r

ana farpior; <;*oorHt; arar.e.<*ri h* wtfl hlu wlf« R«HVflr»

66

hoB»» Mir-fiy.

Ke. , high BO>ic»ol, SPPSj r><CM>f!r«^j GraneerjCtl'

1930.

(X£^h gfin4r.*tion} ij^rtKaa i=«rJoH«tn b Aug XS.Tf**^;'! r<»«t4!*ii

3eBOora'i« fftirthj oii-iaen; unaarrlftA,

d KSS SX, SI?V6.

fjj« RsA eMld c? r.dnAS Hathcrn.

I8Z8 t 5 al :-iribri^n,u*., ^uyw J?,.'tJ{<'; sahpclft o.f r^lon,

K l't;h Jfi,.XaS« 0)tarlo8 r.owftU b iJolrn,!;**, ,:ipv ."^."PICj

cQt) «??, I84S.

6I>

K ..llfln ^Tinspa p." :-;nglani"J. "^ oH114r«»R,

aJiff I?, 13^? J farriar at i»r45>i^c>n,:-4«i,

(24'^h} .Ton.

(is:h) '-J-nfiKt Al^.fln r:o'*a?>jl t r»*ilfl»»» 3?,r!, URi'.iPon

8t-,, akowJifti^in. Tl.f^'H n.-r!# nf* Hunt,

(X4th) Kt?wl -pwf»ia.

IPXO; Gt rrancon-^K Pine** JP^,t.Syftawa.t«4 frcn

(k>l\(i£(*tJ.PlQi hss Apa* #ln«» work at Colrenbin

3ieb«kah. "flta ?ei JVatorniV cf <T..-!r!i*r4ftA,

Solon,!;*!., ;iir T, .Tr^HS; e^R^a-!;*»^ ft^B

• COPS v^ftt AoftAet^y, iPvf-i frea :-\ir!'.,lnc<<>»t' "..

»0

31'i.;Mll, :!«., \t^.<ii'!r,7.;)-.n?r)rt*r cf Knroiw

Solon A ComrJll*),

(litW Gcrfton A3.'*H Kfwwn te ^3^ fo.rsr^,

K Cat £0, Jii67 I^on^^i r. Opthpb fe AthflTW,-^.,

4i>r ia,I54r.; .r.-tra^r, ojirpantv^r «. .-loohaalBj.ifllso^aan P.f

l?fil%fttJ aorteonj gon of .^opb8 Go5-tM>a * Hatift Kwtha SrJlbr.«t»

(iylh) WSlivi- ijitt^pg b ^g ;^

JCT7hTAh) K-r-U .>.H*.^n b J.ftv .Ta,.Tvra.

(jr-t)jj stAn7>.y :-'iixv«rti\ KHHt<*n ».

a,?.awrnnct» * *i»<.l7 •J*'"''' R.-o-A.

{J^^fv nor* :;,:pr*icn )> ,lf»p1: R<,"'»"C| rtnil^**

S>rowh«eAr.,'^ff., Ayr Ir-, T9T9.

tt Warren :.<>fBS«} farwdrj ?»(» PM3.4r«n,

(Jgth^ Si5iirlBfi y fiPwfln b «».<- X, jar*?; A at .^nr^kii,

GAlifPT-BiA , yRb f>, I&ro. r-ent to Csli^omla in tr??;

vslt«r in a ?x5tsl.

5?«rTi«ft In Califrrnlft.

(XS%& esnnration) '.finng Fraziklin KA^lhcrn t> ^n*» tf>,tt^?x^i

A i^r ?.?., Ifl^?, A^^rc'« Tftsld-j^ Rt SploB, I*«. n- »>aH ft

olSeat ec"?! of tJw •<*sr«lly h* yt»a jriTan cr«A'^ t««k8

^ «^, and »»»*>» #«My/<fl*t t)Min In *,>w laant, a3.?. that

was plaoofl 'befor© Mn }>? hlfl father waa rf»eari?«'

«« wlwaly sr.a lo"»incly plannad, "hr*n >w is«fi IjHt 16

yeara el A h<i dro-sfi a Inrc* leal r f ^ay np t<> th»

Porks o.f the r.iy«r, a i\Xti%nr,n^ e? Pc nll««, cynr rcaan

that wflr« av^J'^ns ^»^ qas?,::-* ai<? thia e^rf.^ally.'TiiAii

Was a fl-v-.pl«» of t.'^ilrif:** rhiah hn nn,l^tpok all ai-ng

tiR« w» -.>*a often told ei" "er<»A* oiii:4>rtnnii;lft8,''

ia new tiiia'.ea , and In ruuc ci).rtr iila^tfts* ?'i% h« wbI"'

ka^w that X% wis his fathaj-'o wiiih t^ji*. hie aena

er»«t jey tc oia paranwi, and in t-Afte fa5.t>i.f<ii

««>>«» lalfl %:rA &ran,1 found a^ion.-^ of s trtil/ noMn life.

»*A« t>»;* f>f hl» own 8i;arrtf, noUl** tyis«,Kif» J»b« w»s

.prAi.'«r» w.4r« a«v«r put asldi, no ns'^f *»r rha<; wrfr^nt

tauten or harA %riAl& w»i£;-»A nnpR «.><« 4arB. /?•» ««

tht ?a»tor c.f that C?inr«>i <»yWi ^cur »•«}» Vl^ o«nA«y

S«r»iee« ia th« .w%*-,?>n i<»fe>ol how^« n^ar :4r,KAt>«>rn'*i hc»«»,

S* always tft^k eha7*e» ** tha suBle ftt i>iep*» B«r»ie#»,

aB J«* a?Ki till ee«bi'fR al bip fftt>;er'8 fapilly f^^r** fin«

4B«lelaaa. '.hon Me i\4iSL;^*t;«? ^Aa l«»rn«A te plR^ t)«

H*lo^^a %h%t i»»inl•l«n^ wA« •^iX«n tp th4 eohpcl lipii««

to btflp in t;'3a oTtryiuea, wriio.i, larttl? b«onni*'i o.f the

11 '« aad eh*«!* cf th6«* acbl-r b&«i , Kflr<» dlHa;-B larjj^ly

att«i!)d«-.;i anS tflrons'i t?Mm tia-v "sre e>iidf»'. io a

,li«««r lli», i\& Z«ni*» yr.vtrlia. HA«,>prn ^ronfi;hit «^ >dB

e^ldran to t5joninf;>. clifltU»n<i*, and Aftarl;' lo'^v.^ th*w,

bo^iiM; thfiLi bopjM, .7iiUJl.oal isfctntiants, ani A.lng ^»1J.

in hiH p?K4r to K.sio thfn har-K-f an* nRo*'.;!..;^** Iflsaji

of adasntion vnrfi far in RA-»Hntt<» OM Xl-w tinm in vht.ah ha

Hv»/», tirJi hth \<^rk tp-t.nt iiAlft-* *.• h«»« *'«^<tt7

nacsber o.-? hifi larrto fr.-}l? i^hH ln*traste,l, snn.^Jnf t?»«a

Z«nt'» H51J, i;*., Xrt.i.-l—r, with a ?int; Bt-in.'.^n.^ In al'

of t.hftir elA«3Cit,;tJth >x>n««i i;rir,«j )» (K>rJ;ft es^^ , ir)?»t

93

X'm «n%ir^ nai^rxcr'-jc^A Jco^'» tc hfl a grvis' truth,

"Sot a lil-iQr- RhajT? in ti« .floftk.*' ^^Mn^ pl«;ifted /da

!»««« .n;A" ef eoi'.p" r^ , *n^ al" Joining' la cnft p.? t.h»

"Siae*", TfMch wRr« kjvorn f^r «n'i w}.(t«, :- : •?•%« aif<»in-

t«X Juatlor, e.r •?;>.* v.-s-^oiv by .-cv^'-iior Colmrn, tin' cJ*.7tr

that »a8 hItvt^s t+ickt'.n ci &» ".Squarfi ilaithf^rn. "" Thpngh

H«ar^ wlt.h hisi .u;; n c? It-nj-:, ari\i-ipuii ^p'k, h*

ftl«raf« aciind tlr.-s t;- reat^. riftJv et>^*' book»» ard hft

kept thorciuthly jK-f-^tn^ ?n th.> ev»nta o' trio (laj-.r'WJne tho

C4T11 %.-ur hti M.'\.i:i tfti<i>i de^, <lriye five nilftJ* tt> r^rlon,

A««, ^rr tbd ivtkil, tiii!^ KC'tilfi r«<,«m with all t'i« ?.afrpn»

(usd papftre for fit -.Hvcn neJfWiortoo* w)wre hw ii«'itA,~>,«n

tfca nsTsa cana e.f ^ a" <5Aath ^^S .ittraVrf-i MruK>3ja, hi?

l»art v&K a3r.oe^ brckfjK, and h*i i>onrn«''5 i?pr a^jji wi

ter s brcthar, Hn f-^vrt ^p hJn A-mt non.Triinklin

Ayicastr.s^ %c '.Jw Berv'lofi pJT JsAh e^R^tr7.R5.»t pr«y<<ir» "or

J^«»*l8» la t*j*)Sd t5Efit» of Borrow w»»r<» snoh iha*. MunF,

.wJso hai^ iPBt. faith 5.a f'^ir ftoimtry i<r,a <5o«»t« epir*, ^^^r*

*!' to 6 ^ira V>Bli«r in *..hs rJgh^oiu* ^nd^np of t^

gr«tk% eivii Tar 8«,nit:;^lft,r«n*i8 5^t-<^rn wju» po* s««)i P'^r

fAy* f^<?t in h«5.f:""t, bttt hi«» iHxIy «;»m» utreng fiM

har^, find >m» wa« y«ry (jalck *v«« as^Jva ?b a-i.v-

of Mk bov<»ti<ir,r8.:-;veij in his elt^ i-e* t;^*> Rftj^ns Htw

wiftsly e(?}»«5,*.-?tiU?,ri* K.^sbc-m Kill aHftyn ><? r« Hj.r;-- hb

pla(;s «?H»r* ?» V.l a-i sa^Kesmpn't, cr 'pcharfl ^jo fslt

that hn conia t49 o.f fin; h'!»lp in «.'*i« R'sij^hb^r^/'r^fl.

l?h»n h& --vas tc Hftki (vn? ne^-.h^r c.f t>» fmilv tc

rwHly »»h«in th<? h?rRf» ?:&(» at t »»« Aoor.THfin h« fntin-^

th«:j .fcllo*:inf h.ic own fin^ #»?c&-rl*i P-'f rJ^r-.tttr.asift Wb

ufla« Acwk eynH cictw^r; with pri'Xn ntt }b» tr'^Uehs o.f

w2jkI tlwl.- i.iuMt;iiAXl?:f a«ant, for fmir fiiXiiro »iic-»*ki#j»

la Ufa. i", mtn a can p.' ?«i? wr4B, and tfe^t twlnWln

In h5.»» «;/.•,» Kft.^?l^ r.Wfth to tr<jn« w« kiwv. hJn voj'.

l.^nl, r;.ft nrt- >?-,« ^^hisv, hs Intilt in *n'4.

^t>» it« oo2y ro.-vrR, sn«? erss«v lawn, J« &iil\ utanUr^,

»ni Ife t^t'i; j)t,^kn\u:. cut ay a cantor pf er«a4 hftlffttl-

ftsa.-. ia \:ifi old -.vs. wMl^ ^.i-.c Cnys <K«a^4 it- rt«>«i«1

tJaak frt'd for ,ltJ^ A'.-^J.V;-' <0.tiir nn.l «>Wftr. i;?-.H^.*?!orfl waft

a ^Ti^^tiTt and .Tor rtt^nf y»«K-8 ?rrt<M*wrer e* th«

crgaBlsatioa of >*Moa ho v^b » w«t».b«r.

nenjM. ?rar^;lin iiata^rn U (iiit.) „-,ilj' ..../Jiuaa , born

K (xnA) .-.IvivH :;.on^ t»o?n .it r^'^rri<!g««ock,.;o., s.*^ 4,

JUry-^'o- ..WM,:fl^rGk.^.«, and a fttHt*r <? 3«Aa« anA

ens trmv «^v« ^,f .•;ivi'.ji (-orfts) ;iai.r»m,=^ S>i* ^m a

woU in-i'^;5,t^ .Vw hi-A dark Mu« «»«*,«, 4^5, t^j^j^^ ^y,;? ^

ll6«, Bntctti skln.r-.);^ KftH vfery qmoJc o.f rftr««ptjon,

SKA fc3^. R fjr^ S:-2-i«Ux^ tpirXtj ^g alKfiye re*^v t(, ),«lp

feaS.pfeq :raB eo /Vili«2T3i:a^.<'i;-' thaS «VGry (LTif, Jn

V5

ba Btrtrn mh»n »a;- eoctiHJcn Afien^truinA It, an>l

ban htfT b1ii,1 haA b«'.n iii><»k*n oJ.l ioiaw t/i-i'', IJ

vsa Kluslv erttldod, unA t}i?it noXMne' conlA oha.ie«

It and bar ohMt\rmn lovpfl har !imtr3.y,3'*> oouiA

ttura h«r hind to alBOt*^ htkt i^ni oS wcrk; to

•;>la tbft well and flax ^sah nar '^-sJ-icrht, rt.A Aiirlng

t>» Ci^fll ~aP R.hfl JjaA er«s'^ nl^aPurp in Hftftvlnjj

felsnkate, itow<tl», or whatn-ffir van nrt^ftaflj nnd flh^ Barta

tfea eloth fSsr -the »»n8' nuHts an*^ for tJi©

*e*a 1t?«» toitting w»8 always at >ian«. S^r ha'r

WW always J»at\7 «WRt?«S, ani no e:i'.l<»r «T«r nswn

B/ni iontki h»T ttn'tiiy.~>*'>-<*v<»r Bh« rf>nt pIm look**?

t^ tra« lad? that sha ^^ns.rj'it* ccnXA bparS? In publio

wltheot t?Mi Isaat feit of c<>njfii«»?oa, an*' often took

part in tha Crania b« tine? «t .".olon.^fl, , whara eha

aai har hnebanS wara very jfali;>i?.HX rsfinberB.SSs o.ftan

«rot4 papars for %ho Granga, and *,>.«;- hafl ereat

»l«arQ«8it anrt h«lpralni»B8 on nha1;»'*fir e\*Jao* TVt^fA

4i«ons3ioa« Sh« was alwayt* oJwsf'tfil aatl hopaJttil.M^r

sr«a% faith in God ga*« her R> raafton to

•oapl&Xn or find fault with Mr lo^^. ?^one?» Bhs

BttBt haT* Jwpwn that Bh« »M» t.M ri"®t4ie»t m-Rnn

ia tha toMi, pJm n«T«r ^rnva a hJ.nt of prlfta or

Tanlty ovar tMR, HM wiBhsd enJ.? to ha thonght of

t» a trna halpfjr a^ yx>vi<^ fenfl in a'»«ry naiphJior'n

feonaa ifJwr^ aha nsa naed^il, no^ t^atfer how );»5?rifl

t^ >rF,«8 Bight 1>4 whare eha k*« walloft.Sha carad

•a tendarly ttty %hn ehili of bar htiabtrnft'e first

Barriaea aa If ha had bs-n h<»r p»»n, anA it coolA

ba truly iaid of all in har ^k-ko , • ::4r ohi.ldran

rlea up an4 oali 'rn>r bl»i«»i*!fl. • "

Jh© chili cf t>w Xnt narrlHga of ~«rw6 •ytutklln

Bathcrn, with /i-.ivj r.. r t-^u,,!©.

8ol©o,:,e., -ue 8.T, 1544; isn-vj.p%e<» earl; In tbs

IK>))19 eorrioa ^or his> ocHntry. pm p.? t>« fins,

•tnrd^ 8ons of a n^finA clA fitfiSly,

S#., ^sn 13th, 334?; 3 3«pl! 89, 29 TS* K«

feGBght a tors at j3«troit,;.«.s h« waa a Tftry

troHr; Chrletlan man, oftan lesSing rr*li<;icHi» E«e*-lnes,

»r«aPh!n5 In e8h.-cl hpsaes. HttttnAini; ftmRrttl*. nnd

alsajB doina: £004. :rs wan a falUhMi fam<»p, ^nA

bftoens qait« ts«l'5—li-do,

M Glteentiaa "illey.

(Z5t>i) r.ai-prftBt .*isthf>rn { rn»14«e -ltt|i.-ri«ii«,

'04 nfia»» of hA8 urifa act (*«a%,

il4Xh', 2vo ohildrsn*

(iSth) ^v^'^uh d^%}ii>rn &l,^.S at ?dltt.«fiftia,i-«».,

tn J9T6.

(7Ath) SVo ehdl4r«n{ <1«ft<»ft«««.

Aj-r ?, -{?50; r.,»U(J^» JP,-,'; «t ??,* n«aflAnt St.,

KAl-t^n.-s^e. A »^.E,w5 cf BtnrA? p^«ity «,d of er««t

77

jha cxadoatflvl from ;irnorBat -toad'i--^, -othana,: «. , ^"4

fj-oa r.ant'B .-.ill, i^a,. Re; inarv m :'"-74. A 8;incBBiifal

In ;.aina and in the ilasts. toi^n», ".i"yln»-l»l*i-'?^5^,

>crce8ter, Ciaiferldss. **• "^ '«'"/ f&ithJTul tcBnlior of

th« i;e$(»4iBt ifhuroh, vf cr«at, h«lp in the writing

of this iiat>jDrn UluxoTj,

K at Solon, •/.*>., Juna 12,187? -«v. I.e'i ->:lte

Staples, ?h. 3., born Ts'.-pl9,:%e., Aii-r J3, I849j Ale*

Bt the hPFis of his son, 3r. Clarenw H, Staple*

,

iialdon,liasB., i^a;^ 16, I9SI. CViturti-yi " n*» worked hla

way throneh Bohnol at Slsnt'o Hill, Ke,, >>y t«aohlns

Bchool; grafinataA at Wefllyaa Sssiaary, :'lA.Al8bur7,Ct.

,

tm IS77, tho While building a ohnroh at K. ?erHn,

and carin? for hla feeble parents. Of hl« 10

pnstorstea in the 3«w i'-npland HothoAlst Conferenoe, 9

wnrc in cities, geveral of TJhiofi he rejoiced to Uf")

txirn froB lloen»e to no-lloense.In Taoatlona he

fbimd tlr.a to hnlld a boat, a honso by the aoaalde,

anfi to take cxtanded trayele abrosd. In TSt'o he

retired to a large fruit farm at Bowdolnh9P»,Pe»

X>r, ."taplea wab a preaoher of the eTftn»elioa3. type.

He ainad to hs' e aoas one Join hie ohtiroh , or be

baptisod, at erery Ocnriunion. He was a fine illna-

trntucn of what R poor fcey fron a loc oabia,

starting cut alone, wlfi a 4o?r"ad persiKtency, a

sailing face, a faithfolnTias to rteta-lR, and a rell-

giotts Kibitlon, B Boy* under God, acconplinh In ota*

free iserioHn Ufa ana in tie r.iniatry of the j;et>iediet

Bpiscopal CcTTeh.Hia Paatorate eoTereft AP. ye»r».He

was the eon of Jfunea staples an4 Caro31ne '^Mte of

the I'.slne to«<7ia, T«r.ple,solcn and Clinton," C-iJl«ren»

(iSlh ceneration) Jh-, Clarence Hathorne

Stniiloa -b at I.unenbure, ilafiu., .Tnly V, 1879; reBlrtee

flTatlna"?*'^ frcn ihft ?.o *><<'«,*: as a.. :.a'«Sii Sflhppl,

IflJiS; free ifidAlfttiown Cell«e«. li^'-^'Jl tr<m

Har?ard i ediosl Isllies, t^~4i frcn t** ?pfii;on

Qit^ -Tf.fer-ital, ISC".. >!-e«. Mftson,. H« and Me «if«

M Jwnii Id, IP(.'» J.4ss^« ;,nth Clarke l» ?cp8fi«lfl,

iast.

,

.I"*;)* R.", J;!'':Gj SPHdRatrSA frpn KaXAfin.l.faii*.,

high Re?s}ol, ie98j iTron Sce^rn i:hi«*»r«it^, wixn .\,h,,

wioisan; f-^ flftHKh^(»r of Ha«.-'flc>re« Konr? Glarko ,

K«%hOQiKt Biaiftter, ana o.f J.la-i«i lPHb<*l Jsckard,

tho89 parents hs*«» p««ld«d in th« yRi»«, towna,

Top6ri«ld, rcnwrfl, Kalann, i^inthrcp, J.<>h«11, and

Sor,«rvill«| aJ.go «* CMeftCP,i;3.1«i in l^?f.

r^aido ftt Sudbury, Kass,

(J4th 6:<^n»»rHtion) b3.-^rjc«» ?tapJ«P >>

^?y 14, X?"V{ gvHdwat«».t froH Hsltsn,

KsHB,, Cra•v^ar r.e?iooX, X?RI,

(J4th) Jarhftra P^ajlss fe Cet 4, IPcSj

4 Ka>' J4, J9r9,

(I4tfc} XsthpvB Stsi'l^p b Cet ST 2foe.

(J4%h) Janflt .Hs.-1«B to «^ln« e.lfis,

(13th t'wnaratlon) ;L\rolA Glifion St?irl*« ^ 5:r4fteiri«lrt,

Kaas., JcW'j d £roa diphthsria, at :.ynn^-:s«8,.

Got F, •aaa.

Jwifir;. ., .^5 »:•, xn??5 .Cra-^unted .frpn :.oVflU ,:"(*«».,

Mgh eobiiol, JS. p; frem !k>»tpn tJnl»*»ri«ity, TPr4.

H« n.iA ti.n^ Borrjon aa G&ftolft.i,n in KrAnc»» A-.u-in^

t>is sor1,i -^iri now «-.i-lo^tA Jn ««ry inrO'''^«^-t

Spv,, Tferf) whll« V.r huftbanf! was 0*flr soag,

jjfjnsj} '='^* ^''>» l^'^^'' Arty PHk«r«

?|J9 Sd ohild of %h« TnA sarriaee ef HunHW

Pran:cl5.n aat)Jorn, Vy Mn fn4 narria^e.

(Isth eanaration) 'iilard .'JiKwn JUxhora li Sel^n.i-*.,

So¥ :."!,iaoI; refiids* I?s as tibarnhsa 35,, T*,<}t

at CM.oor'«3 J'JiJ.i.B, iWiKH., .V:^8R— irtfrn; at ntohbnrg.Msftf!.,

•laea t>M»n,-c)rpfjiit8r and r.illwrieJrtj :c.-{-wMleanj h« and

hie wife HwbftrB of %hn a%--.h /.A»n I!<».'i.i8t fjhiiroh,

K. ?itef*nre,y.a«i*. .i nan of tunvdy c-n* hftlrs'al QHnAiti^a.

with fina snffiwBa *a75— 2 1"a,,i w^?.** hsip^r , DAKehtwr

©f K«r.ry Kyar.ftis "hittwiprfl h n%a}ihws, i-asB., K«>. t7,

I8S^; th-sse parnnts r»iiin«fi ftt ?51;ohh'.«re,*^R«'««

(15tJj £6n«ration) firtlsn ywe^-wliia Kat>iPnMi

fe Chlcopgg faJ.lK,t;f»g»., K<»h iJ, Js85;

I*04i from ritehinire, ;;a«m»,, ^mal 3ohPPl, if-:f»;

A BnocrtRftil tertchsr at ?'i<ich\.nre,.-.afl8., p,«nftfi

Gradas^*; from Scnoreot Ariatit»r'.y,.i'-?irtiiB,^-.rt,, >•• fwR

K«nt'» rtin, ;;i.,o«r-.in-v-;v: taiight *l^h fins sftftentkb T.^

^rebate i-cirt; lat K«»l*pi.WHn e.f Athflmi,2i«, , .fer J? yj'srn;

rVed kahpn; vAi Feilowj /.r.lXRt«a in thd Ci'?l "«ir.

Sept lo, i96;-;, r.SA «« Hflgt.j Go. ?. , i=Ain« VoLimteTra;

henorafel;-- fil&ohAreoa t-'nlv ?.(', 5tki;',; tnp mm ef J4«r-^.ll

fkJlrsan find Uri.-rJ Knic>-t p- :Jlx.-fl«?.fl,.-ft.

(JSth ettriftrAtioa} iirnifit K(*%hE«rn Jafir.HA b

li Sflist ', J? TO ttary ; fln'oy.

iy.::th) hmvA .^ivira }%>?^an b ?nb ?I, If^a^j

8i-rl!"^n«ld,i<-;fi8., ^>a\fl ^,,t.^fi,'>; m J;'04 to

Mianfia:,i!ki8,..An-.. , with KIb parunt*. "rswinatfiit

i;i*il ;;ne5jirt«r, v-rand C*»ntr»l iflrriinai.ri.y.Ctt;-',

ej.

(141". e«P*'"'*t1fnJ .Serenes :.l-^X!i:->tith

^uS b Ka.- 7.1, I9.U.

(lath) l»Rre«W6t iiols^AA iTudi b .'un» I'

(2£lh ennerat.ipn) nrra i;.)iathprn b Splfm,?«,, .-rily

8,1857; r'vfilf.as IS ^.T.cKicr-sRt: Avs., Thlt,^ rjH,^nJ»,~.*',

erHn<l h4>l,n with Vnla iUth^rrn h'Jhter/: ernaastsa fron

t>tf» BcJ-iooiR of .<k>lr>n, ;^e., aftft frew Xaat'n Hill ,:,«.,

S©nlna'-j',;:«a5fl=?l('i,rie.{« nnoftne^a teAehsr In t'ra* »««)>£" X«

AtxoT hflr r.aTli^. « livfld for isors* ttm «t jJinn*-

» ai50l5.fi, 'J nnj en f'w fllettth cf h-^r RPt>a<r,<n .tnfsp

Jw^t hoRBi* for hir futhrtr nX H.*lon ,;>.{ t^«n

to "hlt« rjain*;, ."."., ,?ni.y,,TnP7.

a &% CMeorf.'} "'sl"'0,Kw»*fl., ^'nly p, Tf,«g

?)lflo»'.or« 'r<ilirJj>Kivsf»Ti ^H(?4 to ri«r3cMMrw,r:,1f.

,

fceh f:4,ia.'50. th«< Sna shna «nA tV» cli^.<rt ji^n of

eh-re^ of t>w V,:-:.c.^, work »<; .^I'rJnpfl.«ld.:•:s^8.,

i-HT.iilj — iJiH: ?h«n ^i- i-lnraai.PlPlB,; Inr...

52

tUr- until .lH«4tT;r,. h-lne ]md rran^ Kuc.«4a.

eiiftc^n M^rco.fa. -ft 19?? hi una e^llfl! to

wltJj h?« o'n34 at In.-? MadtRon ..vs; nhcuiirlnG

y«ll datft of hln an4 hJs f«rily

ra?«« Bv-^ A fll,

fjVh) ftrrtfto TJlb-ir Jnrtd b ^nl? t?,

K.-Sf., M3h eoncol! took H ocnr.o mLibrary an.«r:> ,«,rt. anrt y^a ^ llbrarUn Is

rron a^rly y^ari, , fnithfa aenbar P.r the

K Oct Z-, .T9.T.T t.o « UHfih*>r in th« RbPT«

lilsBlon f.o^^m.. John »n«iit T;nfi>a-.um, whp

va» born Jn s.p«vot« jfi-rp, ,„ rf.. R,p«..^

lnt.n.-,.nt of t>w :->.t?ioA5Bt ri-.icnHrv BoardOS South .teflrlfl«. 7hn cMlA>-«n«

p^ (iVh cnnrtratlon) Flora Gixir

(iMh) Kr-iflat C.~f»RhbTirn b T-b.XpT?;.

(l^'i) ^llbor Mas^ibnrn b inVj

P)

H» vaf« horn r1 ;;lnr;«»h{7««ll«, i;.inn,j

an« «(tHn<*-

tnS in Vro PaU'Ola of r.olon,r>p.

free ,J.Y , :,>.lvArsii... , jitsTTj *«i»i>ls;^eA in S.y,

•"it,;-, .i.fioo-nil :. u in XKa -js^noTriRi- ?s«t,jtpn,

(J.t%hi hcxxrn illvim tTas*; h UinnfiniicJiB.-iwi.,

<ii5e s;, iys!(ij r^ei(i.n» "rlnirti.4,Co?,r.rftflo,

erA.4nHt0v4 jj.pB t-hit, ^ni.m»:^.y,t high «o>ipp1,

I9t3; ftR4 frm Suntor •>nBt:<*,.".y., jpr^i

& tttftG>»ir at liPSliM.^.y.} i>=#.n t««fht ^n

th5 l;ir-sipn ?i3VSrM"on "f?>x"vl, ?cr^;t> rj*«<v.??!«i AnA

?rini'«.a!?, Coiftrarloi Ml b«»-n h fait»j.<til

teaoJwr Pf t>:« U.;?, •^e?i--<5l ^o-rA nt ?or4p Tift©.

^-ssr.flUe- — 7v^ o.hiiar«n.

P.O., :)*.o ?Ati%i^\ (^ 5t J?>4t<»

(il.*

;rnnA ^, TSI' 5ft «;h«i i;«>^!tr.«.:, r-r^[^ of 17.3,

SiHchart** K^^^ Ji', XV>.?f. on aacPimt ef

K at ataafcrA ynivsralty, C.nMj'^rnla, A^n« S4,

Er. ^ ^r*. K,.;a"Hrd :^-r-3f pA. niHt*?r ^;l.i Raft

&in}\,t vet ?,t, ;.5'^4: a toafth-w J.ft v>iji<aaa. .>!«.,

high Bcr-rcl.-.^rartaA^^ • ,<*?.?« •';>rti;* .-i'ft.trjB, r.",^ high

•«hpcl, JglC; and fyoa 3;'r«<jHA*,':,y,, VnlverRlt?,

If35 '. rv.ig?r^ BRb>(*l «<i lOftS T.slAB«,i:,Y, for I

(iS^h eenoraXlon) Cb^cn Q.ifctthprn l> oclon,K*«.

86

It 91; einoq then h*. ~aTtk»gfi7!,:0.7>..'"n'"»r'lnt*hA*nt

OS the ChlciCf- fiArdwHTu e.srtMi'jiatarljae OoKpswiy.

S'lhf f«l :Ur«ctor, '''^&

—

X6V6 .: "f^tl'liej^nj (t-

Tilf<» n«Rfe«r« 0.^. t>w lift. feotJt'diPi 5hi\rflh ,

jtJOPton Ofnio'-RX HORni*,^! for IfttrB(»ii, jr«>i,Xv^''^4{

tftnt-ht In tr^/itsi^ fAi pthftr BO>yrt?.a, nn^ in

fl3th »-«r«rAticn} ""aAa ShATRnB Hn^h^rn

as "nilcv'K au-jJ-^," * Borfio* oS I» mcntJa.

(Xfthi rirni3ij.r-«nA»i an%:-x'rn >» ach ;;5,

I'ttATis in t.ifl IMl'ftrp.lv ^.f J'-'e; <»n3ll.st« i

Xn %>)« 3avv, ^v« ^rt.l M^j*, bnt flj^ rot

87

0? "*na» Jv-.^'Torn i^iit:-: r&r;iH :)or«, ?hH *th dW.lA,

tilth B^n^rA\f.f,n) Alfre.^ Sathfvrn )» io% IX, ler^:*;

as ras a v«r;- nln'<n«tr<o\is , hKrft—wrkin^: nan, W".^

Mn y«lA%lv«8. -i-i neui apt r.ar^l«A, v^« livs-i wi*,h ';?,«

A Apr I, .Tf,c,"; (1 8U(:;*',uJ*al :?aJT^*r fti \*.Uin^tR«,i

a fsififul r.oldisr cf t>M ;;tT)U ^rar.

« Kartn^j ^i/^ .-.cttn.f born t;<>ifln,S4j AJ,«»4 at Athena/ta,

He chil'trftn.

(Ilth £«n.-.mtiun} AlVi^^n /..?« flat horn b a^nt JJ, 7.B?-&i

d i:^o>i s;., ;.u,>5! Ao«r? 3P. lfiAn^ /"> 6 n(>nth<i.A very i»rAe)it

froa A .rail V;' ^b5irs>. »v1b Mp »m» terokfon.

A.tBt At "a—.u^wnf.}r,:«. .-n t^^ t-\,\ i-frna hc>rfi*teArt. ^... ... -f^VC-l,

!!"'>! ?rant^,r.„. sf.^sr-.^'^VAJC'i-

n^eA^ "- '^^ '^' "^'A ^V'\ '^7WP^,(?o^

(nth fc«»7i«-ratlcB} Kar;- K.'ie^t>io-n b .Tan r,?. le^sj

died at iiPrridioroGk^'c,

ClJ^th) Son 4 At birth.

with AlKlr* S.v/iittlBr,

(iXth e^n^T»,%\^ii) Cl^r.enn \Thitti«r 5iAthe>rn fe Apr f

,

1842} r««l<5^s Slarra KA<1rfl, Cnlifcrnla. ?«be?olP of Solon,:-:«,

Her elrlh^oa life wag iip.nt at Lowell.- 'H^a., *>,«re

1i» was (rlv«n flr.9 wrk aM eocd paynwnt hy th* j.c,

Ar«r M«dlcina Conpany.j «h« a3.Bo rorki. 5 for 5 yaaram a ftoalery 3-,i>^tR^„t. sh^ has al,t«f« b««n a faithjPRl

attendant at tho Conerssstlenal G^mroh. So?n aftor hnr

aarrlaea sh^ r#=toir-,a to ZUrr^ raflr« .California, vh«r« 8h«hat led ft Y«r? harry an.-. Tisef«l Mffl.Tn R..it« <,r h«. b^^^v

y««rB She 16 v«r7 bright anA aotlva. ;{^ln£ no oMl.'j-^n

Of h»r own «h5 adopted a slrl. anl eaT« h«r a fin*

•daoatlon..rn. i« no^ ^ba wlffl of i'a«l StHrUe. haa •600-3 tc^%, *na throo ,!r,bi« ohllrt-en.

an-l Alftrt at 3>r-a:<n'lr«.Ca->.lf..rnia. ,'unft 7,.TSIS.

H^ *«• th** aon Of y.-vth^n Ho».n«r. .Snd, w.bo ra8 born

!.•* aaf.,;rd , ,*>», ^ag ^vorn ^r sf.. TR^.f. | «!«.:

—_JiJ—

^Tinn 8», • :45. > Mtasryi ';.?•..i.H..-:pnri8r wa.-. t»»

oldost r«Blrl«.'H, o.f iii»r»-^ ^'aA^«, i;n3.ifprnia."Jl» ae« *a8

about 68 yea-^8, •<» «i*tilert At nor«no«,::a} i.f., and

In th-i yall of I'TJ he inirohaswrt 4ti ajtrfts , wMoh in

th'» rrtBtAsncB rwar th« oornwr pf n«ntral ana

BalAwln 3t»., TvWch 'Taa eontlnwonnly b<t«n hin hcB«,

H9 wan olftfioly lA«itiiri«'1 wJt>i n«»arllv «»*ry anter-

prls-j slnoft thfl fnnntlntlon of 5^i<»rra aa.1r«, Hi» was

ono pf the organlsflr*, ana for man? ?«RrB piw of

iho :>lreater8, of %hA "ater Conpany. Hfl rfirvd' oontln- ^

nouBljr aa a Tm«t®a of thw Soh^Pl siBtriot fPr

about fiS yeare. .^eltatlon ft»r th<» inmr^rt\%i<m ©f

Sierra l^a>\r« fonna In hin an anthiiBu&Btlo 8nii>ort<ir.

Ha «»a8 «loot«(l to tho first Kiialclya;. B^arfl of

rrufeld^s, an* ras ocntiTKionPly aleotad tc tha* T*»ltien.

fltt hold Rait? ot?Mr FOlBtlonR with tha Bacia

falthiulnasB, ever werklnj hf<rA fior tho atar fly nphnil-

6ins f>f t)M town. In polltioe ha imn a staimo}} TspTdv-

lUnn, and wrb alaoRt InvarlahJ^ a nambnr of tha looaX

rtslepaticn to tho Oonnty Cottvflntlpnil.ln* t«a» bettar r<»«t,i-^

oa local MHtPry that ftn.v ot?i«r r»Bi«-ait cf t)M» town,

and Mfl tales of fJoM'-r days and o>)arAot<»r8 ^a/^ r

nar failine JMlfir«Rt,,!a wrS psniaJ anfl Mndlj In

BanrsGr, and was alHays raarty to land a halplne Jwnd.

For Many years th^ yonnc p<x>rl« f»f t>H« town lo«k«.1 te

him as tho leading BoTlnfr SiUrXt pf thA Frnrth of

^•>(ly oslebrat5onr, and ha ras n^ar harrl^?" than whsn

In a merr^ thrcn? on Buoh oocHSloas a1 tha tie^^rA ©f

iVafls plonias, wh«n h«} Tiad «.uh tha yotuv-«st and

11081 aotiv«.^:4 hid a larsa pinna In t)^ Vwarts of all

in ttw eoKT^nnlty. H^ was alKs^ve* 5m>la Ht»fci«r, 'Sfl *a«

var,- llbaral. ar.i bread In hJs vinws en political and

-K

Oan« to *n:' hoRe.r« &i^r^8 ^5.,,i ^.s^ >^^j, o.-^ %«« Kan,

fijs find cM.3.^ of r^ Rnd r,ayT.u.<trt p* "snan Ha^^rjt.

wS^Jj .Alnlra :>.~MU?.or.

several t^ms ©f yon- h^ipf.ii 6o>k>o5.o in th« t.a^na ftown«. 3ale« and Mh<sm,V}>^ vi%& a wnan pf »t?r?.ine <jnnlitles.

K(l«t) ^ov 20. J«5? Jo««j;h f^in^v te-rs «% Mns>««.

A IZ Aa;.'R, Xn Jft?? Ji-* m',ovfiA f^M, At;>-rfsna,-p. , tp

m ttts s«t«rn e«,hPlIfi, a fi„,; f,,j^^^j ^ QnA*,t.v«r:.

•aart. h rd-worklng »> .n. w?jp n^**.? «7.lPK<»d hlK8fll.f to 1>«

fe^atun in anr xinS o,f wrk. anfl llt«ra3.?.v serjcaa

ifcReir ^0 4'with.^ <;rT,*j «an.

KfSnA) ^cn« 5, ia'K> r,«<iu«l n^,^5,n b Solon.l^A., «;.pHt

esrweS fsiithftilly in th« ci-yll var.

Child of th^ Tj»^ t':arrlft£fl?

(SSth e«nsrf.t?on; ^o^eph v.-ni^j,t> fkvlon.K*.,

Ueh g?.xa7jJ r^^'.n^^ at .rKoWi-^.^n.i^fl. "hh at

at 8:<ow>i«j.vi.i^*., einoe *>wn.rf.r ?. ysari* h«

WJ-k«fs in a BHohino Rfcop: nna for ovfir 8o

AjTr 2?., Ir3?<; t~«^n«-*ef! froR nArrcfif ,;.«.? hAeh nohrr-l,

XStBi wag a vsri' BificUnf, clf»ri-.j ?wl4 a Cl^fl

{23<;h) :.«»)•^-no« V, .-Jllfiy i> ^^ 3-^ X?f ?,

80 filoncfrtitfir ot., licaton, 7.mi»,

tilth e-'nflrRijJcn) Twin, wUh -O.x-iya T/.Hft^.V'm, il^lrn 3.

S-itfera t* ?•% g, JR44. a a,. -;(r,brJ.fl£^^.t»., n«jt Ip,'

CXcnh) era r>.-,nln\v ft r,fl«t,ri.ie'<,Ke.,

free (;3nbri^rt,lsrt.jhlfa Boh-.-^i, ,^ ^nanhnrj

y2.

133 ?JiC0.l33 OB nlLLIil KiTiER:; 0? THD 9TH GUlER.lTIOiJ.

See Ms Familj' Line on Page 5,

IHh generation) 77illlain Hathorn b Wllmineton,

Kass., i:ch II. 1749; d at V/oolwleh^lIe., ,Jan 31, I88I,

ased 69 years. He was a man of great Ind'oatry

and enterprise. He reincvad to Georgetown.LIe. , with Mswidowed mother, brothers and sister. That part of George-

town was afterwards set off as I7oolwloh,Ue.

M llch 30, 1780 iiar7 Jenkins b TTlImlngton.Liass.

,

Hoy 29, I75I; d l^ay 23. 1829. l^e cMldren:

doth generation) Harj- Hsthorn b Hay 15,

I78I;

M hJune 12. I80S , her cousin, Seth Hathorn.

born aich 8,1780; d at Woolwloh^Iie. , ^ug

15, 1856; the son of John Hatlwrn and

Tabltha Going.

See data of family page II,

iin? 7a„t.

—

pVo+^v rnjno

filth) TTllllara Hathorn b Woolwich,

Me.,

Kch 27, 1807; d Sept 6, I8I9.

(10th generation) Villlaa HathDrn b Oct 24,

1762; d m youth.

doth) Susannah Hathorn b June 3. 1784.

M Jooeph Blackburn of IVoolwich.LIe.

doth) P.ebecca Hathorn b Eov 14,1788.

"Probablj' ilarried llr. Gray,"

vs.

So« top csi p;si;o f». ojiA hsr ttnofi««ry,pA"rc« 4, &j.

^aa SI, I'eSt a -«t» I?,i:6pf>.H« ms sn KnRjgn in

th« X3IS "sr, aar. a ncblfl e^tisen of ItowjUslnhar.,'^*!,

Sapt.^sr.^a i'.<ccw(9ll a ..sxr^ar^t ^aXt^n, GMlrtr^a;

(JIth e^J^s^^iionJ Sarah Kat-a^rn K!L\»«11 *

fe'a;-' SO, I9'3; ^a%% ^S <1fiir.^6«8 not £:iT«ia.

d R«pt II, inr?, aead 68 y«ftre. Sh5.8

fK'sily n^iiUnl In thf> Ke. tevms, Jk^wOcinhaft A

Brnnswlok and at :r'>wt,fn,-AHSH, ¥.y, ?«n;.ei*. »ra«

tJi« Pon c? ^.c'^«rt ;?«nnol?. k ^mw ajjipnon.

(I,1t,h c«nftrfti;Son) ^.'llias Kfi^nU r«nn«l-

!'«., fpr Bo«orRl yflarat than 2nBura?«

.%iHnt.

U ftt ?PHi;cn,!-trtt*ft., Am* I, XPof. iJ«n k.

Xnfiftj thn ^Rr.phtflr of Ahwtr St«t8on A

Botpv

* Kft? «4, 7«a4j r#P-Jrt*»

at Sanspr, K©,. trftdnrt*«d

154

prcaiasni lH»T«r ni; .H«vror,;;ii} a rraiSnata

•f iicHdola r^ll,«fc« anrt t?M» Ulil»erBltj of

IPf.Pj and froa HrtrTarS J^aw aohjol.isjpj

atiln^fl to thn Snr 192?; junan thun a

IsTvyor at F<,rtlHnfl,i^e,

(iRth eenftratlon) /^lieabnth HanrarA ?».nn«ll b ^V'y Tr,

(iRthJ LVaas ;iar^ar4 -^nrnxulX \, spT 7, I6$0,

4 ?«b J5r, IU61.

^'

(nth pfiSfiJ-atlon) ilfir/laiiA saxwdll b JTov I^. 18Tp|

. « 2>«o «, 2847; vaiRnrrl«4.

.. •*-..4, *.^>,, ,,,,».,..,

/ (nth) Sapt .-ujtor K3.M.*,n b .4:^2 10, I0;;i; lost At

£roa Havaiiiia.Ciiba, .^^^.t. .^-OSJ: }« ^as t2w ootTianaftr of

• -**.^-. --»»«,, ^^.,3^,,

(nth) «n3«a mrht f.a^ell b Jnn* I6.tb.-4: r«,elrt«d

At Kloh«pna,r>B,

X 6t Ik»waplnhGja.;,ft,, c*rt.^olm A.fi(.odrin bcm6t ?lttKton.-^«.j 3r«% Rt «»a Jn hla Ship, ,i^r. -864;

• :>dp .l.^,.,.«.«,>i; he ^«8 A Ban of fin* chm-^^ct^r wiAaMlity.

(Ifith) .^arftw Goodwin ft In infancv.

(nth) ruila-, Xiihcirno i.«K«3,D. b vet A.U^tl; IfveA atao«t<,i,,i,H.a. in w=av, ;.«4 >«, .«, n^polnt^- jp«t

SB

-y

' i

Eaater at iiOffdolnhan,:.e,

U St Brooklyn. ::.y., Jan I7,I056 Sllsftbflth I)«an I.«e'iB

b Portland ,:i:e., Sept., 1828; danehtar of David iwan. and

the widow of David Leefls, , „ ,c c^v

(iStW .C.bert H.UaywGll^Hletj'.loT P.I, 1858

/acoS 4 Honths.

i

(l?.th) afred Skolfleld Mfgrwell b Bowdolnham,

f'Ke., July S, 13 n8.

M at rrftenwood City, California, Feb I0|

1895 Grafflo Lake Wllliama.

(I3th) Kllen Elizabeth KaxwoU b

Oaiaana, Calif. , Deo 27, 1896.

^^^*^*J- *3u'^M^ ri:iJ hai O-ftaaatall—^ July 0,inna ;

(HrtrrJ—5i2^ft»

(iRth) Fj-Rnnes Rllon Ilaxr/ell b Brxui8wlok,!r'e.

,

Ang 14, I860; reeit'en Franlnehani,i:a8B.

K(lPt) Sept 5, 1898 at Bowdolnham ,He.

,

Herbert ?hllbric^ Kendall

,

(iSth) Kllboume Kaxwell Kendall

b Kch 8, 1890.

M(Sna) Sept l;>, 1898 In Bceton,::n88.

,

Chjis.Clarenoo barton.

(I2th) .D.lco Clothlldo Haxwell b Brwdolnham,

He., Jime I3,X8G5; d Ool.,ie78.

(11th eeneratlon) Jara«B Lorritt liaxwell b flept I, 183?

aied m BrltiBh ColTOLia, Al-r I?.,I87Ej unr.arrled.

«6

^/ (26? een&rstioii) S'hft .isoriean ^ift^fttcr Pf t>.is :,in« ?««»

Kajcr -iJ.litia ;ia«.Tr>rnK, who ms \>oti\ An .IneJ-AnA «vl.«>at

16c;?; ,iifi« at r;.-,lf,r),:,«R6,, I63I, ne9& 94 ?«»ar«..H(»

*«fc 1,...:* son ( ;: :-ilii3R HHi.>rrn<^ A hlP kJI?« 3nrah,

of iilnfit;ld, ^.crksi-iiro, iv^glinft. K»Jcr WiiAAaa :T»4:*r-J»'ii

iB .isu*/: with fit>vprnor --iathro;) in t;-* Mhl^ -Vrah^llA,

eJ-a&d Pif 1And. K.I ^sis Ter? f.rcninant in %y^ ft.ffair8

Kocords. 11^ ^~As S«5r-utr te th* •Iftiv.rAl CvHrt fpr 14

K««o., ao?r» ft 1-.Z7. Ks reao»«il to ."*A«.a,K.H»fi., ttni war

BaEi^ tioQ3 5«imt« rnyiA Vml^ to^-n. tr J644 j,« ^^ »iBet«s

S^a^or or 5h8 ir.^ri«rttl Coixrt for hie fj.yn% t,,m, «M

aft& rer,Ain«(i in th«t ofXIco nn%U U79,d« >^» ens ©f%hs E06t innuentia, eRflrgstic, and rM» r.fia ;n .iw

iSjieXand..iJ.s Pili-iiirv eArarr be£;.ui at ik»Ktpn,iih«8jin I6;»5,

whan h» U t,.mtior.«d as b«tni i>i-*.„eM at "^CTftinins.- H«

««8 Cai.^^a of rw^.Juar.^.r^B.. a-r.pun? fyo« v.ei.'.r34fi. «M*ft« Major b«.'or,* .Tor^^.KiH rft?.i,^o;ui orlMom. w^«»ovor^ rifti blisc.t*^ rjiS hf» T=a? arVUrar- ana i^tol-

• %hA .toroE«8^ o.? all %h« ^wrltan i>HKanitl«8» "

ln4no«A tia» .^almn "own .iiit»krit5.e8 ^ itre<* Mb 1k»

««ttl» in i/irtir Rldst.rh* Tcins e.f <hs» p«»pl« •«#

t?R8 expre»*«ft!i in :Co^m t-^stiag. .jt an lnt!wo*m«nt fcr Mbeealng tc ;i,-»Jfln ths tovfn jrrHntoA Ma 8<k' atir*^ «f

XaaA, ;':.t{i far-otu? A«RC9n(Uint,:iirhani«il 3awt?iom«, Bays

©f Mn,-;!4 ha: f.l\ t>» :wltaa t,r4lt« , beti th<i

eood and th» •yil." Hl» wif« Anns v«n » if«rthr wPB«n.

Sh» ebildr«a«

(«nd gsnoratiea) A danffht<!»r "htm «^pnt I5,?3.

tSRd *) Sarah ;-;a«,iX'rne b :4ch 13, 1(>?A—S,

(Sna er-neratioa? ^.l-jano? HAl;ht»rn« * Apr X, 1557,

i^nS " ) John Hat hpnw ^ «i^ f5, Jfi4.l,

« :i\«th fiarAn^D Baiightwr ef f?«ore« Gs^rfinflr,

S**"* datn n«7Ct psgn arA «»nKarA.

{r.n& eonaratlon) Ann* fl«1.hcjTH» % ~^ 18, xft^j?,

K ^-eerh "ortsr.

rgnfi e«?wr»t^on} ft:intnn Hnthom* t. .^r J, J$4B,

K* wifi R Rr-l<ti*»r in thfl '-ar ngaJnst; thu

Rni-ilnsr, wJk* ooH!-)An^«« t;hv» G^Hrargr in whiah hn

sorrea and is ho ?«tlJ. J.n t:^^ gr*«i;*.-!wfirp ^JEht,"

ftm\lh.aiHtf,a.;:ui!^ ., iJAth>rnA «^e^^A in sab-

U Sarrth-- —.-

t

allcv.r,^ Yj th?^ ';o5,orv lsi»8 v.ron raisy t>? t^,^

erai't. ^r- vj^r «r,-..ftliy Harare ^ith ether* oJ-Av^.g^^

MP -attit^r ft"." f.r«nfl.fftth«r.Ks trrk jw rftrt ^n

pnlO.Jfl ft^'ft^vr. -r^ .v./i h<p KCTV. ana jfr.-uiA-

^iirin^; i,X4 Kgvpir.tJpnsry -rt >«

fi9

ir.orIcriJi." ::.-. purcha3e^ a farm of 25C

aorea at 13.' rclwloh,-e. , on the r,en?^eh«o

Klv«r, ahcP.t I74f.. Ke toIkoA all the ^-ay

to T'colwlo-'v" '^., ^om thfl Land Cfi"lcje. ISo .51,

In ril!nlneton^..aab., r^filrit; Bwl:*t of foot he

bcftt cut ft'-.othor proBT>eotlTe Jipw«0tea.7«r,

who Tjae on Ms way fron Wiltr.lneton,i'.-isB. ,

to btv thf) E.n.n^ IsTiA.In this way DanlPl Hath

A9';r'lT0<' his Inr^ In-ftilly. The nana of his irffa

lE rot clvon.

(Eth soneratican)Seth H^thcme t atcut

lf5r.} A at TToolKloh.Ke., l-^oh 2,

ZB?.l , afnd 69 ynnre,

K I77S S..O.P.T, ?h;^„g t, Boston,

Maes., Jvjie I.?,!-?:.?; .1 ^oolwloh.rs.,

Jan .?, I'(04; f-i^ 5nnshter of Jnc-ea

TTalhanlnl Tbrlnf-,

(fith Feneration) 3^vh J.Hatlome

b v"oolr?oh,":!f>, , jiire P,T7??;

A at "oolwlch ,Tnre 4, iflCR.

anil cUcA ;;<iy it^ ih7b,

^hn mstpyv of iie. by tho

J'0\*l8 PiibllsMnc Ccnponj' eayr ,

"•to J( his cotuiln, I'.,-^*r.i5>

Hathrma."

('^th fonflT-stlon) CVrls-

top^cr Ool-nmhite ^th>rn«

\> Deo 16, leio.

(nh) tTarrsB 2attem« li

Cct 4, lfllJ»,

(7th) Mnry 4uf:nBt!i Hat>»rn»

b Feb 26, t;>tp.

K her ooasln, ab«rt

Jlaftthorne b Jan II, 18 II.

'7or Kan- ?«Rr8 h« k«8 « faBhlnonaI-l«

taJ3.or at iJath, ;;*>,-

(3*>h t^n-ralion) >lcr.ni !^,^rJ: harrfin KHhema b at

ISn. Buj-i^"-- a*; liH^Vi'-'-J £ral!ifltGA frca t>» Bath,,

C<5ll«c9 xnil Br.oietrr ;af»i. Of ft Xitwrftim t\t*n ef

niy.a, ft.n<' '»rllll<irtt. iA TApartijK, hie prflt»enc« ran

8oui;h\ in all Pi the «pr1s1 e«^htti'ine» ef thfl

Coiiere, ab w«ll ao S'^ T^&ih, i".., ;;it« jipms at

I'fto 3t.t}i. :'.<o,, Z';.'\x^i\rAa,'X C'-lo'ora^ion, »*« ©favery hift/i oi'Ier, Ks ffAa a 's^eocrht, anA

eatira toUo-w :;s-roj* opid-iSiio, ii-i3 feJa-oviyH the

prest re.Xlicd aid Tor n.>riaii, :irt .^14 this,

ibaueh f.vr.i- k.Hr o.C M» rta.- tb.n-« a«Hat

th*»if-k r.t Mfe ll::c. ii> Ut. tneyitorictui work

ithf.rw hi; j.i\^'. ;;;;«".-"I?>'v.4. ^l*, v-k« witty, fa.^llti,

CrsiceAa &jia tri-tiuioiw. Zi*. BU-r,- in th« «Sal«»

KU plA<ifi on %h,> :i.Y...<.wr*rsial ?,.wt rjobly jTillert.

•.f?« •>CP. b!;;) '%.*)!*'," i;<' •<»n«l :-"rH»>X

^»-revi jAvhor.n« ofio.u'e .^«&eol'>r.-.d in Vlnrn-f't. r/lth

ici . •

hl« fathor.Booa^ aftor he loft Col !«£•,. owing to a

"eyere aooidont which doprly«d Mp father of a«tlTe

participation m any tiisineae for Bone nonthe. Ketook tho entire ch.we of his father'a bvisinesB m

Plte Of the fact that Ms deElgn en leaving CollegeWBB to take up literature ee hie Tooatlon.He was

kept from t at parposs imtil 1885. Thus he cave•l»Ton of What he confllfierei Mb best year, to

bueinoBu pursulta. .le never gave .,p Ms pwpose to

take np Journalism, and he r^ns etrenfftheaed in MsPWT«,S9 through the Bnocess of Ms contribution.

^to both the aewEpa.oer press ^nd the current mac-'^

aelnas. iila rarious articles were not only readilyaccepted and publishod. but were widely read. Hi.faith la Mlaelf^vaP. made strong by the suoceeeOf MspoaT, at the i?ath.«e., Centennial, i-ch..i8ai.

It was CO fayorably received and comne-^ted on bythe entire ppres. cf Me., that he linpatlently a^aite. theopportunity to carry out Ms ^bitious Journalisticplana. His Democratic political faith . inherlte,^ ft-om

"

his father. and f.oa both Ma erandfathera. ..de M.an actlTo participant in the campaign of 1876 & i^pp.

a^well as In the Maine Oubernatlonal ca^aien.Cn the•lection Of ,^rrls Li.:x.i8ted as Governor of Maine he

l^ed younc Hatl.rne a. « „«,,,, ,, ^. ^^^^^^^-taff with the ran. of I.t.Colonel. He filled thatr^-ltlon With dignity and hor.r until the close c

MS Chiefs ad..inlstratlon. in i.85 . m conpany withJohn P.Varn,.. he establiahe. the .acJcaonville.Kiorida.KcrnlnsHews. ,or two years he sueoes. fully co^ducted that paper nn da^ that pertnersMp. m TB.7 he- lareel. inatn^ental in or,ani=ine the norlda^intlne & PnbliaMn,r Co.pany.^ith a capital of

^100.00... .as secretary and ..e.n.er. and the

icz--

i;oriii:!£- Hews and the lu'venlng Horuld, tv/o protiifip^

journals, were consc] idated, ^Ir, HathDrne v;a3 r.ade their

editor. In the follov.lng Llay the Florida Printing

& PublieMn^ CoEpary , which had chageci. its name to the

Florida publisrdng Ccrapany, purchased for J65,0C0 the

Florida limes union, whicr had been established in IS:0,,

by Col. OOfieOO Chai'. K.Jones, and wrJ.ch had the

largest newspaper circulation in Florida. The Publishing

Co, retained its name, end the name NeT^-s^-Herald became

extinct. Col. Hathcrns retiined his editorial possess-

ion under this consolidation. The yellow fever epidemic

of 1888, which wrought such havoc in the city of

JacksonvilleijFloric.a, did not spare the staff and force

of tho TiEes —Lnicn, and during its reign of eSC'COQfifiO

5 Eonths he held his post and saw ebery cerber of

his editorial staff, and of the business staff as well.

Stricken with the disease, the editor— in— chief and

the city editor proving victims of the scourge. L!ary

o:C the enployees of the publication departn.ent fled from

the city, and, of those wto stood at thJe posts,

over SO had the fever, and 5 of thea died. The death

of Martin, the editor—in—chief, inCct.,I8S8, forced

Colonel Hati'Drne to assus:e the editorial charge,

and, with the broken staff, he not cnl.y carried on

the paper, but porformei the additional duties of

conducting the news service of the Associated Press

for the entire State of Florida. InMoh. ,1350 he was

flomiiilly made Llanagirg liditor of the Tines—Union, and

he conducted the editorial department up to Dec I, I89S.

He then resigned to engage in newspaper and magaKire

work, but continued his residence in Jacksonville,

His political vi( v.s had neanv.iiile undergone a radical

change, and, £rom a Southern point of view and local

ZoS

fOUey piiranart ty the Sonth. h«» bac-u-o crnvlnoed t^^t

that saotlon v-ab nakln- a nlBtaJw In holding to tha rslloa

•f, th« r=*8t., eopeolallv in t?ielr eupport cf th»

/fallaov of fy«s BllTsr. Tn tha autnrji of 1655 ha

y Tieitad 3alh»i-i©., and that TlBlt resultei? In Me ronon-

yy- 1elation of D^ooracy rb r«pr»6f»7ite« by thoPe who «on-

y ,

trpll«d tho ^r-olloy of ths party, ?uid ha soiieht eon-

/ eemal oonpanlonahlp In thfl K^pnhlican party. F.e eepooa^fl

t>a oaadldacv of 3j»aker Rft^, for th'i office of ProBl-

^sat of tha D.3.. nnfl, «arlr in Jan., 1096, wh«n Btont

^ ,to taka A Jorrmay to thg far -«8t to gain I'olltieal

information to etrengthPn h b political oan-^idate, ha waa

•^farad th-j aditcriihip of tha ir.Y.iprnlrus AflvartlBsr,

/ »aa 1» tt5oepte« th<» poeltlen anfl/^pntlnnnd Ih oharga

• f that frreat raatro^o^itan Joiirnal «p to th« tlBja of Ita

; Sale to Hearst In 189 7. Alter that h^ was iianaelrv? r.flUor

ef tho Seanrk. 3. J., :->8nlns K«TiB. Thon, In J«n., I9»0,

^^' )»» had oharee of tha aAltorlal pat>,o and a Itorlal

/ /policy of thfl If.y.Conr.orolal. Colonel Hat horns waa

^' ftffillatad with tho 0»fl Club of II.V.Clt3»o flath,Ka. and

/with the .Sanlnola KiX Clnb of JackBouTlllaa , Florida.

,^ / ka wa« a nembor of thn iotna Olnb of H.T.City.In

/ ^ Florida he was a rembor of tho flfw P.neland Society

y-/ and th« Onlverelty AsBoelatlon of norlda. Ke was alue'

y^a vary africlent r-enbar of tha Board of rrade of

^<''\ Jaoteonvlilfi, norlda. t-o-i.pn«l TranX TTarrfln Hat>».rno

y,^.

Married ^aanor iZyB 7.nTnBr who was born at Bath,l^-a.

,

/I

Sept £4, isfiS; and reBldna at Ji Bra^fbrd ?* aoe,

Kontolnlr,J7.J. Ih« datifhtar of rUran Amr^xetns Tro-nor

and iBabel Cnrtln, both of 3«th,-.:a.Shfl and col,

a\thomfl at,t«ha«rt tha Kplenepal C^mrolu

I.'-.a com

(«th e« eratlon) Sayi^n Irvln« R-itv^rTia

b JaokaonYine.nnrMR. v.^- ?.Taso.rra4.«.tPd

?6 tSroalway. ii.y.^ltv

(7tJy)) -'f^^Ah HAthrmH" b Ka*- SI, Jn''.4.

(7?>j) John :^vr« Hat'orH'* fe irr ^',I3P.Pj

/i

(fthj Sr.Uy HathPrns h Apr rr, J.9?;^,

K ^un© fA^, J.6T4 .Tp^m P.fioiO.A.

77 i>l^^^ £1

iM\^

iill!

M\mmi I