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THE GENEALOGY
OF THE
GUSHING FAMILY.
BY
lp:muel gushing, m.a., b.c.l.
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LOVELL PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY.
1877.
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PREFACE.
'• I'"'k\v faiiiilie? in the coiuitr}' liave been more oele1)riiteil lli'i'i
the Onshinf^-J, and prob.ably no otlier one liiis furni^lieil more
Jndg'cs For our Probiite, Mtinicip.il, aii.l Sn])renio (Jourl.s, In ;ill
its briuiclu'S it bus b.'en iiighly respectable, and it still maintains
its aneient standing." — JJis/or// of /Jini'inf;/; J/'/.y.w, by J. S. Harry.
Jios/iiii, \'C)?,. High praise, bnt by no means undeserved, as the
niere.st glance down the " bead roll of fame," as imperfectly tran-
scribed in this work, will convince the most sceptical. The Genea-
logy of the Gushing Family forms of itself almost a synopsis of
the colonizing and early settlement of the New England States
and a j)ortion at lea^t of the Provinc..' of Quebac, and by that
Ijest and purest of its stock, the Puritans. lien; we read, as i.:
a history, the mode of setllemejit ; the organization of locjil anl
general offices for the proper and regular administration, civil
and military, of the affairs of tlie colonies ; the origin of the causes
which led to the memorable struggle for Independence of the
British Colonies in America; the ditliculiies to be contended with
in the re-organizatioii of the affairs of the young nation, iti laws
and government. In the halls of the Legislature, in tiie adniini.--
tration of the laws, in the arena of commerce and in all tiie reli-
gious controversies of tiie times in wliicli tliey lived, tlie memljer.~
of this remarkable family ajjpear almost [ue -eminent.
The scrupulous accuracy with which the Pilgrim Fathers record-
ed the births and marriages of the colonists, makes it a matter of no
great difficulty in tracing the descendantsof the early settlers down
to at least the middle of the eighteenth century ; and from the ex-
ceptionally prominent part taken in all public matters by raemljers
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of tliia family, their descent can be traced by nearly if not all of
the name to the present day. The work now sent forth i-i, for
auglit the author knows, the first iasued with any preti'nsions to a
general genealogical record. It is necessarily incomplete in many
of its details, and many jirccious fragments remain in his hands,
for lack of the necessary links to connect them with the rest of
the chain.
Some explanation is due for the appearance of this woik in such
small type and the unnecessary crowding of some of tlie families
together. The original intention of the compiler iiad l»een .^imijly
to print in order, for his own [)ersoual convenience, a voluminous
mass of manuscript memoranda, the result of several years desul-
tory collection. Tae work assumed such proportions, that he was
induced to expend considerable extra ellbrts to ensure sucii com-
pleteness as might be possible, without attempting to have any
alteration of the type originally selected, and iu^which the greater
portion had already been set up. Of the many who have rendered
valiuible assistance, special mention must be nuule of Daniel
Cushing, Esq., of Lowell, Mass. ; Chas. W. Cushing, Esq., of
South llingham (who kindly furnished copies of the Hingham and
Scituate Records) and lion. TheophilusH. Cushing, of Winterport,
.Me. The " Willis collection " of the Portland, Me., Public Library,
and the invaluable Library of " Tlie New England Historical and
Genealogical Society," of Boston, have furnished much valuable
information, and a list of the principal works to which reference
was thus had is appended.
LEMUEL CUSHING.
Montreal, October, 1877.
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BOOKS OF RKFEKEXCE.
WHICH CONTAIN INFOKMATION
C0^X^ERX1NG THE CUgIIIN(J FA:\I1LY.
1. Allen's American Hiograpliicaland Historical Dictionary.
2. Doane's History of Scitiiate.
3. Ward 3 History of Shrewsbury.
4. History of Worce.'^ter, Mass.
"). Genealogies and History of Watertown, I)} Win. Lincoln.
<j. Drake's Hislor}' of JJoston.
7. New England Historical and .Genealogical Journal.
8. Copp's Hill Durial Ground, by Bridgman, with Appendix,
by J. S. Loring.
0. Savage's Genealogical Dictionary of New Englaml.
]»). Memorials of Cashing Family, by James S. Loring.
11. Families of New England, by Samuel G. Drake, p. IS.
12. Whitney's County of Worcester, A.D. 17l.t3.
11 Worcester Magazine, 1826, "Vol. II.
14. Borcher's Historical Collection of Mass.
15. History of Hingham.
K;. Elliott's New England Biographical Dictionar}, A.D. 1809.
17. Frain " Patronymica Britannica."
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21.
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27.
2s.
29.
.30.
31,
A DictionaiT of F;miily \iinios of the Uniteil Kiiijr<loin,
by Mark Antony Lower, M.A.. F.S.A. (Luiuloii, Isi/i.)
Historinil .Magazine, IJo.-iton, iHCO, j). :M.").
History of Hanover, ^fass., by J. S. liarry, P.oston, 1853.
Drake's Dictionary of American I'.iograpliy.
Heraldic Journal. Vol. IV.
History of Ik'lfast, .Me.
Genealogies and History of W'atertown, .Me., ))y Bond.
History of Cajic Cod, by Freeman.
History of .Vcwbnryport, by .Mrs. E. Vale Smith, l.^ri4.
L:i\vyers and CtMirts of .Maine, by Willis, 187.'!.
History of Dii.xbury, by Windsor, lioston, 18-10.
History of liridgewater, Plymouth ('o., Mass., by !Mitciiell,
1840.
Bancroft's History of the United States-
Early Settlement of Shipton, Que , by i!ev Edward Cleve-
land, .M.A., Ilieiimond, 1858.
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INTRODUCTIOX,
TnK(>,iflic'«t aiitl'.L'iitic record of tlic Ciipliinrr Fnniily. fVon) wliicli
,an iiiibroken descent cnn lie trnred, is found in several Deeds and
Clmvler-!, bearing diite from Mfir; to 1180, wliicli are now in ]h)-'-
se.3>i(in of tile Steward of tlie Manors tlierein named in Hard-
iiir;liain and llinoliaiii, (Connty of Xorfolk, Knpland,) whicli at
that time and for several penerations belonged to the family.
Scmie explnnations and information respecting tlie name,
•invis, itc, and of the heraldic terms used in de>cribing tlie latter,
■will not be amiss, jartieularly to those who may not have within
rcaeli any one of the many works on the subject.
.VAME.
The name syielled O'lsheyn and otherwise is found prior to the
year 14<in, and in the "Tester Jonrnal of Archm,'" Xo. '_', there is
the following V. ("nshion, "(Connty IJmeriek And elsewhere,) a
corruption of MacOssian. It is otiierwise written Cnsliin and
Cussen and Anglicized to Cons'ns, but pronounced Cnzzeen.''
Among the New England Records the name is variously
spelled " Cushin,'' " Cnshan "' and "Cushing." In a " List nf First
settlers of Xew England," by S. (). Drake, is found tli(> name
•'Jeremiah Cushin, Boston, juror, 1(180," and among the signa-
tures to a certificate dated Ifinghnm, the 7 February, 1708-9, to
the righteous life and character of one Mehetabel Warren, of
Plymouth, accused of witchcraft, are found the following : —
"Daniel Gushing," "Elizabeth Oushing," "Matthew Cushing,"
"Deborah Cushing," •' Theo. Gushing."
ARMS AND HERALDIC TERMS.
Arms were originally assumed as military ensigns, and the
greater nobility occasionally granted badges resembling or
remodelled from them to their dejiendents. Armorial ensigns were
frequently assigned Vjy the Grown to such as were gentlemen of
blood and had signalized themselves in tournament or battle.
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INTRODUf'TION.
Arin«: \vor'» no soonor esU'omctl as incontrovertible evidence of
lionor and blood, tluin applications to the ('rown for (rrarits of
arms bec.iuie go constant that the King appointed two Provincial
Kings of arms to grant ensigns urniorial within their respective
jirovinces, nndi-r the aulln.rity of the Ear) Marsiial. An ordi-
mince or proclamation was issued during the reign of lienry V.
iuliibiting or forbidding the bearing of arms by any not duly autho-
rized so to do, but, in total disregard of this royal ordinance, a mul-
tiplicity of abuses, irregularities and di'^orders were found to have
crept into all matters api)ertaining to descent and arms, in conse-
quence whereof commissions were iasued under the Great Seal to
the two Provincial Kings of Arms, authorizing and commanding
each by himself or his deputy to visit the whole of his ])roviuce
as often as he should deem it necessary ; to convene before him
all those who bore, or assumed to bear arms and wore styled
esquires ami gentlemen, and to cause them to produce and show
by what authority and right they challenged ami claimed the
said use of arms. In pursuance of this royal commission, the
circints of the Kings of Arms, called Visitations, commenced
about the beginning of the sixteenth century. The Visitati(>ns
occurred once about every thirty years. The Heralds' Visitations
are preserved as a book of record, and those who are enabled to
.leduce descent from an ancestor whose arirorial ensigns have
been acknowledged in any of the Visitations are entitled to carry
those arms by right of inheritance.
Bl'kke's " General Armory"
The Shield is distinguished by certain armorial colors called
TixcTUKES, separated by division lines and chari/ml with a variety
of animals, which themselves bear the designation of c.httrges.
The Ti.NCTUHES used in heraldry are metals, colors and furs.
Of the metals, or means gold, and known in uncolored draw-
ings and engravings by dots or points.
Of the colors, azure means blue, and is depicted by horiz-
ontal lines; sable means black, and is depicted by cross lines,
horizontal and perpendicular : (Utiles means red, and is depicted
bj- perpendicular lines.
The term Quautekly means the field or charge divided into
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four t'ljtiiil imrts by two lines, ouo perpendicular, the other hori-
zontal.
Tim Rkno is foniicd by two lines 'Iniwn (liajjoimlly from left
to I'itjlit, iiiid comprises the third part of the yliield. It represents
a shoulder belt or scarf.
Tlic i'anton, derived from cuntduui'i', cornered, is less than the
<liiarler, comprisiiij;; only tiie liiinl piirt of tlie chief, and is formed
))y u perpendicular line drawn from the top of tiie shield meeting
anvUher drawn, horizontally fr<)m the side. The Canton always
oeeu- les the upper left hand corner of tiit! escutcheon, unless
othi .vise expressed.
CiiKQfK or CiiKyUY is used when tiie field or any armorial
charire is divided by transverse lines, jjerpendicularly and horizon-
tally, into equal parts or 8<[nares alternately of ditfereiit tinctures
like a chess-board. On ordinaries chcijuy must consist of at
least threo ranges of square pieces.
Jiirds, when spread open, with ' ' 'h wings strctciied out and
their breasts seen, are said to be di ■
Gdinb, the whole foi'eleg of a lii . . other beast ; if couped or
erased near the middle joint, it is then only a paw.
Bcuke's " Geiitnil Aniniri/.''
" Hy an 'heiress' is not necessarily implied an inheritrix of
landed or otiier property. A lady is an heiress when slie is the
sole issue of any gentleman bearing arms, and Uo-hoiress (which
in Heraldry is equivalent to Heiress), v.'hcn she has other sisters,
but )io brother.''
" Uandbuok of lleraldnj^' by John E. Ci'ssans.
CUSHIXG ARMS.
The Cushing Arms are nrst found in the Heraldic Visitaiion of
the Couhty of Norfolk, England, made in the year 1563, in which
the marriage is givo'i of John Oldham of JShirnpling, Norfolk, with
Elizabeth, (stated to be daughter and hoir of Francis Cushin, of
Hingliiiiu, Norfolk,*) and are described as follows;
" Gules, an eagle displayed argent quartering gules, three right
hai>d3 torn from the wrists, a canton cliequery, or and az."
* There is not a single date in tlie iiedijrreo, Ijut as no issue of the
iniirriiifre is mentioned it was proljiiljly nut l<iiig liefoie that dute. Tiie
'■ Iraiicis Cusliin " mentioned was doubtless the great granu.son of Jolin
III. in tile line of liis eldest son Joliu. (See Genealogy.)
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INTROnUCTIt \.
In '• Fiiirbuirn's Crests of (In>at Hrit'iin and Ireliiml,'' vo.
Cu?sans or CiissonrJ, til n» ujiiJoars the followinj^ : An ca^lo dis-
lilaycd. gu.. arniril and lanfrucd. a/ . (on breast abend,ar., eliarf]f"<l
witli tliree flenr-(l(.'-lis, sa) />tnii s/iiro s/i/to.
Hl'ukr, in his " General Armory of Enj^land, Seotland and
Ireland," says v. Cl'ssans, "(Janiaiea; granted ] T(;7) or. aneajrlo
displayed f^n. in cliief, two liarnilets az., Cukst. An eagle dis-
l)layed. gu., charged on the breast with a bend ar. thereon three
lieurs-de-lis sa."
Tlie "Heraldic Journal,"' No. 1, Jan. 180."), has the f(dlo\viiig
de.scription of the (Ensiling Arms ami Crest, which is the (»ne found
in what is knc^wn'as '■ The (".ore Roll of Arms '' being a collection
of the Arms of Mew Engl md Families made dnring the last cen-
tury, siip])os<'il to be by Saiiiiud (lure, and previous to IT.'tO.
•Arms — (^ufirterly i and 4, an eagle displayed 'J ami .!. two
dexter hands, open, couped, a canton elKHinery. Crest— two
bear's paws, holding a ducal coronet, from whicli is suspended a
heart."
In the Appendix to " ("ojiii's ilill Burial Grounds,'' by J. S.
Loring, tlie following is given as tlie Arms of the f^ushinjr family :
" (Ju.arterly gu. and an Eaiilo argent, gules, three right hands
somewhat torn, a canton chequery or and az 15(>;>."
CRESTS AXn MOTTOES.
Cre^/s maybe assumed by all who consider theniselTcs entitled
legally to bear arms.
.][()ti<'r-:< may be taken, changed, varied or relinquislied as
often as the bearer thinks fit ; and may, with impunity to the
assumer, be the same as is used by other families.
'' Iiilni Inrtion to //<u-<i/<!ri/," liy Ilrr.H (Jl.\I!ke.
" Motto/'x are not strictly hereilitary. An individual is at
liberty to affix to his e.-cutclieon whatever motto his fancy may
dictate."
" Ilondbook of fleralJrji,'^ by John E. Cussans.
GUSHING CREST.
A crown supported by two gambs, from which is suspended
a heart resting on a wreath and helmet.
The motto I'irlitte rl innniin' (liy valorand divine aid,) appears
to be the only one adopted by any of the members of the (Jusliing
family.
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ARMORIAL KNSKiXS OF TKi: ('ISUING FAMILY,
GENEALOGY.
ENGLISH ANCESTORS.
I. THOMAS rUSHTNG. wholivod in Hunlinglinm, Xorfolk county,
Encrl.'ind, bad large estates in Hardinsbani, Hinji;liani and
' other parts of the county. The earliest deed extant wliich
contains his name contains also the name ofhis son William,
and is dated 11''.'!.
II. WILLIA.M GUSHING, eldest son and heir of THOMAS, lived at
Hinsham. His will, dated 'JD Seiitember WJ'!. will be found
in the Apiiendix. *
* Similar Ijcipu'sts to tliose contained in WILLIAM'.S will are miide in
thewills of TnoMAs, T.jdO; Kmma, ir.07: .lon.N of ninf,'liani, loin; .IdUN of
llardiiiKliam, 1522; Kdmund, Iuui!; William, loSo; and .lonx of Kniip-
ton, I'jS.j; copies of wliich and of the wills of I'ktkii of London, 16t)3, and
of Thomas of London, Ititllt, and some (tlln-rs are in ixissession <>t the sons
of .John I'erkins ('ushinK, who now (1S77) live in Boston, .Mass. Of the
ancient wills thus enum:>rated the lust two only are in the rrote-stunt
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THE GENEALOQY OF THE
Cliildrcn :
1. JOHN, the pldor.
2 UoiiKiiT of llin^iliatn.
3. TiioM A.** of East Dereham. His will is dated 1503.
4. John, Jr. of lliiij;li!im. lli.s will !< dated 29 July 1515.
5. Klyxk.
(: Annaiu.k.
7. A(JNi:8<.
III. JOIIX CCSIIIXG the cUlor, lived in Ilardingham and accord-
i ig to " [)eane " jiossessed large estates in Lombard street,
London. Ilis will is dated 21 February 1522.
Ciiildreu:
1. John of lliiijj;hani, Lord of the Jfanors of Flockthorpe
ill Hiiijjhatn, ^^arkallls in Tothiiijrton, and .Stalwo.thy in
Wyiiioiidliam. lie iiiairii'<l Alee, daughter of Ifichard
Clive of Hiiij;liain. His will is dated 13 .March 1531.
Children :
Etiikldreda.
EnWAiii), who had Anne and Francis (who Iiy wife
Elizabi'th, daughter ot Mr. nromjiton, of hutton had
lour daiifrhters co-heiresses) and Edward, the latter of
whom married Frances, and had an only daughter,
Elizabeth, wile of William Thornton.
2. THO.MA8 of Ilardingham, il. Ajiril 1558.
3. Willi A.M.
4. Maucjaukt.
6. ISAHKL.
tj. MaROEUY.
7. El.I.KN.
8. AoxKSS.
IV. THO.M.AS CUSHI.XG, second son of John of Ilardingham,
inherited the iiomestead of his father and lands pertaining
thereto. He died at ilardingham, April 1558.
form. The Heformation in England began about 1517 (Edward VI). and
became very general during the reign of (^ueen Elizabeth (1558-li)04) and
jirobably somewhere about the latter dale the Cushings of Hingham and
Ilardingham embraced the I'rotestaut faith.
CU8IIING FAMILY.
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Children :
1. John uf lvui\i)ton. His will is dated 12 October 1581.
2. UUSCLA.
3. Nicholas,
4. EuwARU.
6. 8tki'iikn.
0. l'l■;TI•:l^of•lIal•tlillgllam.
V. PETr-:R CU.SHI.VG, the Gth son of Thomas. Married Susan
lliiwes, '-' June 1585. He whs buried at Hliighani, 2 .March
1GI5. His wife in 1041.
Children :
1. TuKoi'iiiLU^i, b 1571). wlio canio to New Eiij,'laii(l in 1(>}3*
iu the ship Gritliu in company witii Gov. llaynes, tlie
einineiit I'uritan ministers, Cotton and ilooivcr, and 2W)
others, lie resided on llaynes fann, and limiUy .'^t'l-
tled in IIin<5liain, .Mass. He was blind for 25 years before
his death, and died 2t .March 1*178.
2. BuiO(iKT, ba|iti/.ed 19 Feb. Um. M. 15 July 1G27. Georire
Jlore.
3. MATTHKW, baptized 2 March 1589.
4. WiLLiA.M, bajitized 1 April 159.3.
5. IJAKnAKA, baptized !•; June 15Ui;, d. Jan. 1032
tj. I'KTKit of London. His will is dated lt)iJ3.
7. Katiiari>e.
8. Thojias of London, baptized 15 May liJOo. His will is
dated 1609.
* The " Mayflower " came over in J620. In 1(329 King Charles granted
the Charter, ivhich established the colony of MaFsachusetfs. and within
two years thereafter 2.0(X) emigrants sailed from Kngland for the colony,
the bulk of whom were God-fearing farmers from Lincolnshire and the
eastern counties.
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THE <iENEALOt)Y OF THE
AMKR!(\AN .VXD r.WADfAN DESCEXDAXTS.
VI, MATTHEW ("L'SlilN(;,:;nl "hihl on'oter and Suriui llawi'S.
Miinieil "j August MIJ, .\az,n\'tli, (lauj(liter of Henry I'ilclier,
with wlioiii ami liis cliililrcii, aii'l hi- wife's sister, (Wiiluw
I'laiicis Kiccrot't, who dicil a i'^^w weeks after theirarrival) lie
enibaiked in liie siiiii iJiiiuent of I|is\vit'li, ,'!.')i) tuns, Joh'i
Martin, master, wliieh sailed from Gra\'esi'ud, 'Jtj April i(;3S,
with liJIi )>assenf>ers, aiiKMi^ whom was Robert I'eck, M.A.,
Hector of tlic Parish of Hinijcham, Ei.^land, entered on the
list of passengers as " teaeln'r." and arrived at lioston,
Mass., 10 Angusl lt;:'.8.* He and his fellow-passengers the
sante year CDinmeiiced the settlement of ilinii'liam. Alass.,
which they named afti'r the name of the former home
of the Cashing family in England. At a town mci'ting
held lUiiH, a house lot of 5 acres was given to him. This
lot has over since remained and now (l^^TT) is in posses-
sion of his direct linoal descendants. He became a deacon
of Rev. Peter nid)arl's church and died .'50 September IGGO,
at 72, leaving a Will. His wife died 1 Jan. 1(J81, le 'JG. He
is the ancestor of all the Cushings of New England, rendered
famous in the Annals of American History as ''the Family
of the Judges." His widow died G January IGIU, ;e 9.").
Children ;
1. DANIEL, iKiptized 2a Aiiril MIO.
2. JKitKMi.Mi, baptized 21 July 1021. ISecanie a mariner
of liostiin, Mass., and was lost at sea. .^larried 11 March
1(102, l%li/alii'tl), widow of .loliu Wilkie. In lier will
site makes mention of her daugliti'r iCIizabetli Conily,
* It is asserted that during this year (1038), no less than 20 ships, con-
veying 3,U00 jiassengers, came over to New Kiiglaiul. Some attempt was
made to prevent their leaving, and one snuadron at loast was lor a timt!
detained in the Thames. It is evin asserted that Croiiiwell himself was
on board one of the vessels intending to cross to the new world , but this
asstrtion is discredited by some authorities.
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nnd grnndsoii iTcrciiiiiili Comly, and sister .Aliiitlia 5Iii/ir,
ill Hcdrif, npur London.
3. JIaitiikw, (styU-d " Liciitfiiaiit,") bapti/pd o April lr,2o.
Frct'iiiiiii ItiTlt.* Murri 1 'i'> Fibriiary M")-'i, Snnili, dautfli-
tcr of Niclioh^; .lii(M)l) iii:d died !i .Jiiii. iTol witliout i--siio
The Town oflliii^'liiiiii made liini ii frruiit of luiiil in M'tll.
In liis will ho nicntioiis his hrotlicrs and nicst of liis r.'lii-
tivcs. His wife iniidi' her will IT'il nnd nicntioiis in )>t
of lier rolativL's. She dii'd S An<.'. ITol.
4. Dkhokaii, bnbtizcd 17 Fib ltC"i M. i» May lt148, .Matthew
Hriilf-'jres (Itev. J'eler llobait's .lounial) or Matthias
l'>rif.'}.'s (Dean's lli.>>t. otScituate.j
5. JOHN, b. Itj27.
* Und(>r the Urst Cliartor of the Mass. Colony, none wcro regarded n<
Freemen or Members of the body politic, except wich as were admitted bv
the (ieiieral Court and took the Freeman's oath, by which every Freeman
was oblij,'ed to pledf,'e lii.s nllej;laiice not to Kln^ Charles, but to Ma-sa-
chusetts. This custom continued in o.\istence until by the second Char-
ter the Colony was transformed into a I'rovince. The signatures an^ not
aiitof,'rai)lis, but they were written liy the Secretary according to the
sound as the natncs were pronounced to him.
Under date 15 -May 1672, the name " D.uii. Cushin " (Daniel Vll) is Ibiind.
loOct. 1679, " " .Uathow Cushin, jun., .Ming." (Matthew
VIII) is found.
15001.1079, " " Dani. Cushin, lling." (Daniel Vli.?) "
" 15Mayl6iO " "Thoma Cushan, Boston," (Thomas VIIIj
is found.
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Mo.od, lOti'J, to Scitiiatc wlierc iic purclKiscd tlic farm on
" Hclle House Neck." He wiis I)e|i;it} to the Colniiy (Joiut
for ruiiny years, first in Kill; Assistant of the «»i(l Co-
lony (Jovernnient in 1<",89, !(;!)•) and l()!il ; Seieetnian* and
Ilcpresentative to the (Jenei'al Court at I5oston in WSl (the
lirst year after the twt, ('olonies, I'lyiuoutii and .Massacliu-
setts, were united) and for several succeeding years. His
wife died 1678, ae 38. He died :U March 1708, a- 81.
Children :
1. .TOHN.b.in mnph!ini,28 AprillOGO.
2. THOMAS, 1). -i^ Ueceniber l()(i.3.
.3. .M AIT 1 1 K W , b. 2.3 l-Vbniary 1665.
4. JKUKMIAH, b.l3 July 1666.
o. JAMK.S, b. 27Jaiuiiiry 1668.
6. JOSH C A, b. 27 Aufrust HmO.
7. Sakah, b. 26 August 1671. M. at Scituato 20 Dec. 16g'J,
Deacon David Jacob.
8. CALK15, b. January 1673.
1). DEnoHAii, b. li September 1674. M. Thomas Loring, lit
April 16'J9.
10. Makv, b. September 1676, d. 1698.
11. JOSEl'H. b, 23 Sei)tember 1677.
12. Bknjamin, b. 4 February 1679, and settle'' n Unston.
lie was a Member of tlu' Honorable Artillery in 17110
and at that time Lieutenant in another corps. lie gave a
Power of Attorney datsd at Harbadoes, 1702, whence it is
inferred he did business there.
* From three to .<eveu magistrates in all, called " SeU'ctmvn," were
annually elected by the freemen of a town or townshi]) in some of the
Xew F-ngland States, to superintend and manage the afl'iiirs and govern-
ment of the town.
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THE OENEALOOY OF THE
Mil. PETKR CUSniNG, son of Daniel and Lydia. Married 4
June IGfi'), Hannah, daughter of Mattliew Ilawke. He
died 27 March 171"). She died 4 April 1737, jb 82.
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Children :
I'KTKii, b. 2S March 1686, (1. 5 May 1739.
STKl'llKN, b. 8 November 1687.
.IDNATIIAX, li 20 December 1600.
I.VDiA, b. 1 October 1695. M. a Marsball.
Hannah. M. Peter Cushinj?, d. 3 May. 1737. .
VIII. D.VNlf^L CUSIHXG, son of Daniel and Lydia. Treenmn,
ir.79. Married December 1680, Elizabeth, daughter of John
Tha.\ter and d. 5 May 171(>, je 68.
Children:
1. Daniel, b. 13 September 1681, d. 3 January 1682.
2. ELISllA, b. 23 November 16S2.
3. Lyuia, b. 11 Oct. 1681, (1. 21 January 1709.
4. DANIEL, b. 26 August 1686.
5. Eliza UETU, b. 27 .September 1638.
6. .Sauah. M. Jolin Jacob.
7. Ruth. M. Samuel Lincoln.
8. DKBouAH.b. V2 October 1694. M. 16 January 1717, Uenjamin
Lorhig of llingham, and had a numerous family.
9. AnioAiL, b. 1 Jauuary 1700. M. Hichard Kilby of r.oston
10. MosKS, b. 24 August 1704. M. Lydia
Children :
Lucy. b. 22 March 1738.
Lydia, b. OMarcn 1740.
Cathkrink, b. 2 February 1742.
Elizaheth and Dkbouah, twins, b. 7 Nov. 1743, both
d. 1743.
Deborah, b. 23 Marcli 1745.
BELA,b. 24Dec. 1749.
Sarah, b. 9 Marcli 1749.
John, b. 13 Jan. 17o3.
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Vlir. JRHKMIAII CUSniNG, son ofDaniel an,} Lydiii. Il(\- IGTn.
Married June ItiH"), Ilntinnh, (luiifihtt'r of Thotuiis Loring
of Hin}?hnni. wlio was born 1 Dec. 17(i!!. lie \vn^ iiroi/.ibly
tlie " Jerciniali Ciisliinjf '' wlicsc imtnc is eriitcmled to tlie
I'utition to tlic (Jeiioial Court of Massacliii:{ett8, containing
suijjt^cstions ami recoinitieiuiations relative to the Indian
war of hJTa-H. lie jircaclied at Ilavcrliili, and was ordaincil
I'astoral wScituale, 2" May .(191. Died 22 Murcli 17oj, a;' f)].
His widow married 17o(;, Jolin ISarlcer, an Attorney, and
died ;iO May 17ln.
Cliildren :
1. Hannah, h. 1(W7. M. 170t5, Jolii Barker, sou of iter
niotlier's scconil husband.
2. loNATUs, b. lOWt. M. Mury
Uiiildren:
Jonathan, b. 25 Aur. 17;J'2.
Maiiv, b. 15 5I:iroli 173;j.
Lal'Uanah, U. 20 Ucc. \''-V>.
Sauaii, b. 3(K)ct. 173!). M. 20 March 1760, Isaac Wat-
son ot F.ihnoiitli (.low I'orthnid, Me.)
Hannah, b. 28 Oct. I/IO, M. i;nsi;.Mi Otis wlio had larjre
estates from liis fatlier and was Keprcsentative from
Scitiiate in 17r)l-o2-5>J.
3. .IKIIE-MIAII, b. H)9/).
4. KZ KK I K L, b. 28 Ai)i il 10i»8.
Vlir. TliE()lM!lLU8 CUSllINl}, son of Daniel and Lydia. Married
7 Dec. 1089, Mary, daughter of Jolin Thaxter. His will
was made in I7I8. lie died 7 Jan. 1717, k GO. His widow
died 1737, iv 70.
Children ;
1 Nkhkmiah, b. ISJuly 1690. M l!) March 1711, Sarah Nichols
and settlcil in Abiiigton or I'cndiroke, d. Deciimbci- 1774.
2. MAiiV, b.O I'Vbruary lO'Ji, d. 8 Augu.-t lOyOat IJoston.
3. ADAM, b. 1 .lanuary 1GU3.
4. David, b, 2 Xov.'mbor 1004. M. 14 May 1718, Hachel Lewis
d .3 December 1723.
Children:
Hachkl,
Alice.
Hannah.
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THF. GKNEALOCiY OP TEIE
f). \WA.. l).'JK»ct<)liorl<;!>t;.
(1. Kachki., b. 17 AuK'H-t ir,i)8. <l. ;• Scpti'iiilici hVM.
7. MaiiY, I). -•') SfptciiiluT 1(111, (1. 311 August I'liJ.
8. TllKOl'lllLrs, Ij. Iti.lunc 17o3.
U. .Sk'i'ii, )i I'J l)<'CiiiiUjiti' 17>i5. .M. Lydiii Ffurin^, 1 <Juii. ITJM,
a, 17 May 17(>1.
(Iliildren:
Maky, bnp. 17 M;iy HW.
.SKTlI.l). Allffllst 1732.
KzKKiKi., Ijiij). 8St'|it('iiib('r I'.'Jt,
Mauoauki', blip. 7 .May 1730.
Dkijduah, bap. 6 NovombtT 1738. M. .Simeon .Siiiiipsou.
10. iJEiioiiAii. b. Vitl.Scpt. 1707, (I, '20 Nov. 1730.
11, LviHA, b. 13 tVbrUiiry Hlii.
VIII. MATTHKW C'JSULVd, son of Daniel luul Lydia. Married
;U December lti.S4, Jaei, daughter of Col. Jolm Jacob of
llingliani. She died 23 December 1708, and her hu.sbai\d,
'So June I7ir>, x '>'>.
Children:
1. Daniel, b. 28 Jamiary I'W'J, d. 15 S(>])t. lt>7.
2. Uavii), b. 25 February 1088.
3. Jaei.. b. 20 .lan. MlJl, d. in infancy,
•i. SOLO.Mt)N, b. 20 January liW2.
o. JOB, b. lit .Inly lO'Jl.
(). M»'f*Ea. b. li* Ueceniber l»i9;j, d. IS October ir.O>?,
7. SAML'KL, 1). 14 February ItWii.
8. Isaac, b. 2? April 17i)l, d. 13 July 1711
y. OUADIAII, b. 15 .May 1703, d. lO August K'lS.
• 111. J A EL, 1'. 14 Fi'bruiiry 1700, d. 23 December 170S.
VIII. Hon. JOHN' CUSIII.VG, son of John and Sarah, was of
Belle House, in Scituate. Married 20 May 1()87, (.some
sav 20 June ItWH) Deborah, daughter of Thomas Loring.
She died June 1713, and ho marrieii second, 1714,
widow Saraii Holmes, by whom ho had two children, and
died lit January 1738, a' 7G. He was a Deputy to the General
Court in 1G92 ; Chief Justice of the Inferior Court of Ply-
mouth, from 1702 to 1710; Representative Member for Mas-
CUSFHNO FAMILY.
aaolniscttp, of tlic (Invornor's Council, from 1710 to 17'JS,
and JmltfL' of His Majesty's Siijierior Court of Jmiiciituro of
Mussaclinsells, from 172H to his (Icath in 1737. mif Supe-
rior Cnurt of Miissiuhusotts from it.'? fouii(liitii»n in ]i','.yi
until its overthrow hy the Ik'volution hml Ik! JiLstiv-es, the
Hench consisting off) members. Among these IV.i were Joiin
Cushing 1728 ; his son, John Cushiiig, jr., nmi his grnndson
AVilliam Cushing.) Hev. Jo.sinh Cotton of Plymouth, says
of him ; " He was a gentleman well versed in law, the life
and soul of our Court, a num in the main of justice and
integrity." In 172:! lie was Lieut. Cdl. of the IMymouth
Rej.-'iment, which at that time jirohably enihraced all the
local militia of the (,\)unty.
Cliildren :
1. Sahaii, b. 8 January lOW. M. 21 May 1710, Hev. NutLaiiie
IMtclicr.
2. .\ son. b. 1002, (1. in infancy.
3. Dkrokaii, b. 4 April bi'J3. M. 2 Dec. 1712, Captain .Jolni
Hriggs, jr.
4. JOHN, b 17 July 1095.
F). ELIJAH, b. 7 March 1098.
6. Maky, 1). 24 November 1700. M. 29 June 1721, Captain Kle-
azar Dorby.
7. NAZAnKxn.b. 11 Sept<Tnber 170.'3. M. IJenjamin Balcb of
llostou.
8. HKNJAMIN, b. 17 April 1706.
9. Nathaniki,, b. 9 July 1709 If. C, 1728. M. 23 Oct. 1729,
Mary l'otnl)erton and (1.22 Nov. !729. His name is on
" Trince's Catalojrup of Subscribers."*
10. JosiAU, b. 29 .January 1715. M. 1738 Uuth Tliomas and
.settled in I'embroke.
* In tlie list of Subscriber's to " Prince's Chronology" we find tlie fol
owing: "CuHliing, the Uev. .Mr. Calel) of Sali.-bury (for six); Cusliiiif;,
the Hon. Thomas, Esq.: Cushing, the Hon, John of Scituate, Esij.;
Cushin*;, John, junr. of Scituate, Esq.; Cusliing, the Rev. Mr. Job of
Shrew.'^bury, (forsi.x); Cushing Nathaniel, 1$ A . ; Cushing, Thomas, junr.
M.A., merchant (for twelve). Of tlie subscriliers to tills list, it Is said:
" They may justly be regarded as the principal /idrati of New England,
who flourished about tlie beginning of the last century."
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•Children:
JngiAii, who ill I77H, raiHt'd a <'<iiiii(Hiiy in I't'iiilirokf,
Duxliiiry iiiiii .Mnr»<li tit-Id. which wan employed on ^uard
(liitv ill t)i*> fort lit Nuiitnsket.t
lU'TH, wifcof Ilawke« t'us'hiiig.
And proliMlily otlitTH.
JiAUY, I). -Jl October ITIC. M. ITJi.'J, Hcv. Nnthiini.-l KcIh.
VIII. rilOMAS CrSHING, sou of J<.)iii aii.l Sarah. Marriea first,
17 October 1()87, Deborah, diuigbter of John Thiixtcr. Slie
died 1(5 February 17r2, and he iniirried second, H December
1712, .Mercy, widow of Joseph liridghiiin, and daugh-
ter of Joliii Wensley. Slio died .i October 1740, a? 72,
outliving her iiii.sband. Me lived in liost \ and in ltJM7
liecanie a member there of the lirst Chuicli in tlie records of
whicii his iiiiine is written " Oiisiiion." He was Knsign of
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery in 17<i9; Selectman of
Boston in 1723 ; f{ci>reseiitative of liie King's State Conneil
from 1724 to 173"). in 172") was oiieoflliu ojiponents of the
explanatory Charter of King Gec.rge I. Shortly after hi.s
dt itli, in tiie Stitfollc Probate Records of that period, the
Family Coat of Arms is appraised at twenty shillings.
Children :
1. John, b. 6 Septemt)er 1G88.
2. EL17.AIIKTH, bapt. 4 November 1001. M. 24 Oct. 1717, Kcr.
.lonntlmn Cnsliiii? of Dover, 'N.H.
3. TllOMA.S, b. 4 Febrnaiy 1(594 or 30 .lanuary ltJ93.
4. Mau(»ai!kt, b. 19 July 1696. M. Fletcher.
T). DiuoRAH, b. 17 June 1(599.
t). Jonathan, b. 13 Miirch 1701.
7. Hannah, b. 17 January 1703. M. 13 July 1727, Thomas Hill.
8. Samuel, b. 14 tlan'iury 1V(J5.
t He was, doubtless, one of the signers of the following manifesto issued
at the Plymouth Co. Congress, 4 Uctol)er 1774,
" Wo the Justices of the Court of General Sessions of the i*eace and
Court of Common Pleas for the (bounty of riymoiith, do hereby express
our detestation of the late innovations in our Constitution by sundry lute
Acts of Pari lament.
Signed among others by
•lOllNCUSHINCJr.
NATHAN CUSHING.
JOSIAH CUSHING.
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VIII. M ATTIirW CUSIHXG, son of Jolin and Snrali. Married 27
Dec. lt!04, Deborah Jacob and settled in Ilinj-liain. Died J.'i
June niT), sv oO.
Cliildron :
1. ,TA('On. 1). I" Miircli wm.
2. Matthbw, li, 22 Miiy Hi'.tS, d. 2 Fcl)riirvryl7ti!).
n. DKiioiiAM.li. !> I>.'C. 1"0(\ .M. 29 Dec. 1720, I'homas Allen.
4. IIK/KKIAK, 5t U IMurcli 17o:i.
B, IjACHKi., l)..'5 May 17or), AI. 'I'liomas Cronde,
0. .liiSiAii, 1). 9 Aiigiifit 1707.
7. Sahah, 1). 15 Sept. 1711. M.29Miirchl738,Tli()nia'<.S. -Smidi
8. Noah. b. 18 October 1714.
VIII. JKIIEMIATI CUSHINO, son of John nnd Sarah. Married
12 April 1091^, Judith Parmenter. He lived in Scitnato.
Died 30 May 1710, ip 44.
Children :
1. jKBKMliMi, b. lOOfi. (He WHS no (l! iibt the busbiii d of the
widow Ann, as llie Rpcords f'lirn'sli a .Ten ;nial» who imir-
ried Ant; Coffin 171.5, nnd a .Teremialj wlio married Ann
Mortemoie, 2.July 1723.
Children :
Ann, b, 17 N'lVPinbor 1726.
•Terkmiau, b. 21 .Inly 172S.
llKi'sinAU, b. C) Auffii.st 1730.
Mauy, b. 19 May 1731.
.TKRKMiAir, b. 17 April 1734.
Hannah, b. February 1730.
Tlie widow Ann d. Boston 1759 and in ber will mentioned lier son
.Tcreniiab and daughters Mary Wheaton, Susanna [wife of
Jona. Goddard] and Hannab.
2. Benjamin, b. 1700. M. 30 May 1725, Elizabetb Roberts.
Children ;
.TlTDTTH, b. 5 AUL'USt 1726.
Ben.iamin, b. 27 February 1729.
Nathaniel, b. .30 October 173i.
.Ikhkmtah, b. 24 SepfpniDer 1733.
3. KBP^'KZEK, b. 25 May 1704.
4. John, b 4 .Inly 1705, M. 1 .June 1727,
Children :
Sarah, b. 1727,
Sarab Coleswortliy.
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VIII. JAMES CUSHLVa son of John and Saraii. Married
Wa3 town clerk of Scitiiate for several years.
Children :
JAMBfS. AI. 1st. Sarah House andm.2iid. 1713. Lydia ISarrcU,
and settled at Cushing Hill.
Children :
Jamks. M. 173ft, Mary Souther of Cohussett
Lydia. M. George Cusliiiig.
A daughter who married a Lapliam.
VIII. JOSHUA CUSHIXG, son of John and Sarah. Married at
Marshfield, 31 March 1G99, Mary Bacon, d. 1750, ae 80. He
was most probably the father of the Duxbury branch of the
family whose ancestry in the line of Joshua is hereafter
given.
Children:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6
Lydia. M. 24 October 1732, Isaac Simmmis.
Natiianikl. M. 16 April 1747, Jemima Ford.
Bethiah. M. 1758, Benjamin Peterson.
JOSHUA, b. 1734.
jAiRus, b. 1739, d. at sea .January 1775, a; 20
Mai;y, b. 1744, d. 4 July 1769, x 25.
VIII. CALEB CUSHIVG, 8th child of John and Sarah. H. C.
1G92. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Kev. Seaborn (some
say daughter of Rev. John) Cotton, and widow of Rev.
James Ailing, 14 March 1698. Settled as minister at Sal-
• isbnry, Mass., 1697 and died 25 Jan. 1752, x 79. He was
one of the numerous signers of documents in 1745, unfa-
vorable to the itineracy of Whitfield and endorsing the
proceedings of Harvard College in 1744 in relation to his
career. He was Pastor of the Salisbury Church during the
period of 56 years. " We know not the man in the County
of Essex," says the eminent preacher of his funeral sermon,
" who has moulded a broader and deeper iniluence on the
minds of the people than this venerable divine." The Boston
A'renini/ Post in its obituary notice of him, stated : " He
was of excellent natural i)arls, judgment and memory which
so rarely meet, yet met in him in so eminent degrees that it
w^as not ea^y to say in which he excelled, and at the same
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time, lie liad tlio-e.asipst and hapjuost toiniior and tlio nid.si
benign soul. lie was a learned, solid divine and of exem-
plary conversation, condesccndiiifr, i)rndent. benevolent and
a wise connsellor, remarkable for hospitality."
Children :
CALKU, b. 10 ()ct(>l)or 1703.
JAMES, b. '25 X()v<'inbpr 1705.
John. b. 10 April 1709, II. C. 1720, ordnincd 2ii December
173*) and becnnio minister of Hoxford, Mass. y\. 8
April 1740, Elizabeth Murtyu of Boston. Died '25 Jan.
1772, ic 63.
Children:
Hon. John (II. ('. 1761. He was a Judge and Member of
the Council many years, lived ;it Frwiiort, Me.)
Rev. James, mini.stcr of North Haverhill.
Joanna. M. Elias Tike of Salisbury.
Mary. M. John Appleton ot Ip^wicll.
Elizaheth. 31. ]{i'v. Joshua Moody of Isle of .Shoals.
VIIl. JOSEPH CrSHL\G,sonof JcdinandHarah. Married 1 Jan-
nary 1710, Mary or Mercy, daughter of Nathaniel Pickels.
Resided in Scituate, and was a Deacon of the Church, a
Justice of the Peace, and a venerable man. He had but one
child :
JOSEPlj , H. C. 17'21.
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IX. STEPIT7A' ("U.SIHN'G, son of P»ter and Ilannali, (styled
'• Captain"). Marriwl IS Fi-bniary 1719, Catherine Kilhy of
Boston^ and died '.i April 17-l;».
Children :
Petkr, I), It DHCombor 1720,
STKI'IIKN. 1). 1.3 July 17'2.J.
John, b. 1727. d. 3 June 1727.
Cathkiiink. b. 5 Miiy 172S. JI. a Nicliols.
John, b. 4 Juno 1731, d. 18 June 1754.
Lyi)I.\, bap. 13 Ft.'b. 1732, d. 25 July 1770.
Hannah, bap. 13 May 1735. M. a Nichols.
PKTKit. bap. 15 Muy 1737.
RmiKcicA. bap. 27 Slay 1730.
rETKIi, bai>.3May 1741.
IX. JOXATHAN CrSIIIXG, son of Peter and Hannah. H.C.
1712. Was minister of Dover, N. H., from ]717-17t)9.
Married 24 Oct. 1717, Elizabeth (/ushiugof llingham, Mass.
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5,
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Children :
PETER, b. 9 Octobor 1718.
Jonathan, b. 24 .Marcli 1720.
DEnoitAH, h. fi. January 172?.
William, b. 20 Dpcumber 1723.
Elizabeth, b.G January 1727.
Hannah, h. 11 September 1729, d. 12 September 1729,
IX. ELISHA CUSHING, son of Daniel and Elizabeth, Married
2") December 1712, Leah, daughter of Thomas Loring, wiio
was born in 1688. He died 12 October 1734, ae 52, nd his
widow married Jabez Wilder,
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Children :
1. Elizabeth, b. 21 May 1714. M. 1738, Edward Mitcliell of
Ea<t Boston.
2. ELISHA, b. 19 September 1719.
3. JOHN, b. 1 March 1T2.3.
IX. DANIEL CUSHIXG, son of buniel and Elizabeth.
Sarah and died 16 February 1755, aj 69.
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3.
4.
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Uliildren :
Lydia, I>. 23 August 1T12.
Sakaii, b. 5 November 171*!, d. G Nov. 1716.
DAMKL, b. I'J October 1717.
Sauah, b. 23 August 1720.
Thomas, b. 17 May 1722. d. by tlie fall of a tree 24 May 1710.
K1{KM:/KI{, 1). ];-) Ai)iil 1724.
Dkuouau, b. 21 .Marcli 1726. Scalded to death 6 June 1 727.
IX. EZEKIEIi CUSHIXG, sou uf Jcreniiali and Hannah. Manivd
first, 1720, Hanah Doane, ot Proviiicotown (or Plynioiitli.)
.Mass., who was born 1 Dec. 1703. He lived in .'rovincetown
until 1738, after which he removed to Cajio Elizabeth (then
Falmouth) and occupied the poiui which has ever since borne
his name. He was a merchant and was extensively engaged
in the tisheric. and the West In<lia trade, owning many
schooners and sloops, and it is authoritatively stated that
during liistime, there was more commercial business carried
on on the Cape Elizabeth shore than on the Falmouth side
He was early active and prominent in the affairs of the set-
tlement and became one of the most respected as well as
distinguished men in Portland neighborhood and lived in high
style. Hf commanded the Regiment of the County, then
the highest office in Maine, and in 1751 was able to furnish
oO men from his Regiment to defend the inhabitants from
the Indians and afterwards provide 100 to protect the Com-
missioners when arranging terms of peace with them. Was
Selectman of the Town nine years and filled other important
offices. He took u prominent part in the religious dissen-
sions which broke out in 'the Church there, and in 1750 was
a leader of the opposition to the installation of the Rev.
Ephraim Clark over the Church. After the installation he
was set off to the first parish where he afterwards attended,
though just j)revious to his death he petitioned the General
Court and was restored to his own precinct. He married
second, widow Mary Parker of Boston, daughter of Domi-
nicus Jordan of Cape P^lizabeth, by whom he had three
''!:ildren. She had had four children by her first husband,
one of whem, Mary, married Loring Cushing. Ezekiel died
17G5, 8R 67.
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THE (lENEALOGY OF THE
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
6,
Children :
LoRiNO, li. lo Au^'iist 1721. II. C. mi. Died 1778.
KziCKiKL, I), .'i .luiu; 1724.
.iKKKMI.MI.b. 7 OctolMM" 1729.
Hannah, b. 9 Feb. 1732. M. 1775, Charles Robinson.
Lucy, b, 17 .hily 1731, d. in infancy.
Lucy, b. 27 Dec. 173,"). M 1!» Sept. (Nov.) 17»il, .lamos Otis of
Scituatt', a l)octi)rand ont> of tlic Committer of InsiHction.
wlio r('i)()rt('d all who were ininiicjl to the Continental
Association.
PiKEiii:, b. 1.') April 1738. M. 1 May 17()t), Noaii Otis, one of
the Ciminiittee of Correspondence and Inspection during
tlie Kevolution. Died 1805. He died 6 Nov. 1798.
John.
Thomas.
Nathaniel.
8.
9.
10.
IX. ADAM GUSHING, son of Theopliiins and Mary Tliaxter,
(styled " Captain'') H.C. 1714. .Married Hannah and
lived in Weymouth and is stated to have been '-a iiotaijle
nia.a in his day." Died 21 Feb. 1752, ;e GO.
Children :
1. Gkeknwoou, removed to Abington and was a soldier in the
French war about 1760.
2. Adam,
3. THOMAS.
4. KuEDEiucK, d. 1786, leaving a widow, Grace.
5. Beza.
6. Althea, b. 21 February 1720. INF. .Samuel Pratt.
7. Samuel, b. 21 August 1728, d, 14 June 1729.
IX. ABEL GUSHING, sonofTheophilus and Mary, (styled "Cap-
tain.") Married 24 November 1720, Mary Jacob. His will is
dated 1723. He died 20 May 1750, x 54.
Children;
Mary, b. 12 August 1722, d. 12 October 1726.
David, b. 12 July 1724, d. 7 October 1720,
DAVID, b. 7 September 1727.
AUBL, b. 26 January 1730. d. 1761.
Marv, b. 28 January 1732,
Laban, b. 21 February 1734, d. 1760 without issue.
Lydia, b. 23 April 1738, d. 18 May 1747.
Abigail, b. 14 June 1741.
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1.
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2.
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3.
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4.
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6.
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6.
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7.
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8.
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IX. TIlEOlMIILrS CrSIIIXG, son of TlieoDliilds and Mary. Mar-
ried 18 SeiitiMiiber llZi, Jlauuali Waternum and died 15
Jure 177;*, <t 70.
Cliildren:
1. I'YAM, b. s AugiHt 172').
2. Kmma, 1). 17 MiiiTli 1727. .M. .loliu Hiirr.
8. Tamau, b. A'arcli 173 1. M. Elislin tii.-hiiig of Toinbroke.
Cliildreu ;
Elisha.
Thom-vs
FliAM'Ifl.
4. Tamsix, b. 10 Aujrtist 178.3, d. 12 Ki>l)ruiiry 17.1f).
5. TilKoi'HlLUs, b. K) June 1737, d. 2'> November 173S.
6. DEmmAH, b. 19 Au<.'iist 17.35.
7. Tamsin, b. 2S October 17.30.
8. Hannah, b..Iiin. 174"). d. Feb. 1745,
9. ri:i{i:/., b. 12.)uly 1741).
1(1. TlllXd'lllLL'S. b. 15 December 1740.
IX.'HULOMOX CU8I1IXG, son of Matthew and Jael. .Married
L'j September ITKi, Saraii Loriiig, He died 2 February
1769. Sarah died 22 November I7GJ.
Children :
1. MakV, b. 20 June 1719, d. 23 December 1791.
2. Matthkw, b. 14 April 1720, d. 8 January 1779, at New
York.
3. SOLO.MON, b. 20 February 1722, d. 22 May 1727.
4. JosEiMi and liENJA.MiN, twins, b. 19 February 1724, d. in,
one nionti).
6. BENJAMIN, b. 18 July 1726.
6. Sauah. b. 1727, d. 3 November, 1727.
7. JosEi'U, b. 9 November 1728. M. lir-st, 13 January 17.')7,
Sarah Leavitt.
Children:
Sarah, b.9 .September 1758. M. 20 Juno 1782, John Rurr
llAXXAir, b. 20 Ajiril 1760. M. 14 October 1770, Uavid
Cashing, jr.
Mary, b. 2 April 1762.
Jael, b. 6 April 1704.
iSirsA, b. 23 April 1708, d. 2 July 1779.
Joseph, b, 20 March 1769, d. 23 June 1774.
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I.YUIA, 1770.'
Marrit'd sccoml 1779, Doboriili Hoal who dit'd ly Maicli 1S26 uiid
had <)!.(> cliild,
JiisKi'ii, 1j, -i .Fuly 1782. M. 13 Dec. 1800, Polly Siiraguo.
8, ISAIAH, b. ;{ Nov.-inlici- 1730,
0. Cai.eii, h. I'i DcceiiibtT 17;i2, d. NoVciiiImt 17.37.
IX. JOB CU8III.N'(},soiiof.MiiUR'Wiin(l.;iifl. H.C. 1714. Ordained
fir.st .Mini.sttT ill Shrewsbury, 4 Dec. 1723. lie lived on liousc
lot No. 'J'J, "granted to the first miiiidter," which, witii
other grants subsequently made to him contained some of
the best land in the town. Married itj .March 17U7, .Mary,
daughter of Rev. John I'rentice of Lancaster, Mass. He
died suddenly by a stroke of apoplexy, 6 August 17(30 a-
GG. His widow d. 27 .May 171)8, ip DO.
Children :
1. JOB, b. 1 .lanuary 172S.
2. JACOli, b. 17 Keltruury 1730.
• 3. Mary, b.25.)anuaiy 1731,(1. 1 April 1740.
4. UuuKiiiT, b. 4 December 1734, d. G .Vi)ril 1740.
6. John, b. 10 .Soi)teiii!)er 1737, d. 1 April 1740.
«. Mauy, D. 24 .March 1741. .M . 17 <.>ctober 17G') Ucv. Nathan
Stone of Yarmouth [now Denni.-*] Cape Cod.
Children :
Naihan, b. Aajriist 17*i6, (he bad three sons who were
lost between Cape Cod and Boston in 1814.)
Mary.
.lOH.
Nathanikl.
7. JOHX.b. 22 August 1744.
8. BitiuoKT, b. 12 September 1746, d. 20 Juno 17G9.
IX. SAMUEL CUSIIIXC, son of Matthew and Jael Jacob. Mar-
ried Hannah Tileston, and lived in Cohasset She died 7
July 1748.
Children:
1. Hannah, b. 28 July 1723,
2. Isaac, b. 5 Sept. 1724,
3. Samuel, b. 21 August 1725, d. 15 June 1729.
4. Jaki., b. 27 Aug. 172(), M. a Hailey,
G. Samuki., b. 4 Nov. 1729, d. 1782.
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S.
9.
1(1.
11.
12.
Cliildrcn :
Heal,
Sarah,
Asa.
SaMitkl,
Cai.vin, b. 18 XovomluT 17(51.
Ki'HUAiM, b. 8 .laniiary IT-'U.
JoKt., b. 17 Jaiiiiiiry irJJU. d. in Unston KHO. lonviiig a
widoW) ><iisaiiii!i,
TIMOTHY, b. 2 February 1738,
Lois, b. 27 DiccmbtT 17!J'J,
SoLo.MoN, b. 1 April 1742, ,
Joii, b. 17 April 1746.
IX. IIOX. JOHN' CUSMING, son of Hon. John and Deborah. II.C.
ITiJl. llesided at Helle House in Seitiiate until 1743. He
married first, 1 Aj.ril 1717, Klizabetli Holmes, daiigiiter of
\m father's second wife. Hhe died 13 March 172G, and ho
ni.arried 1729, Mary, daughter of Josiah (Jotton, Es(i. He
was Town Clerk from 1719-44; Representative from .Sd-
tuatc in 1721 and for several succeeding years; Judge of
the Sujierior Court, from 1747 to 1771. when lie resigned;
and a Councillor of the Province from 174tJ to 17f;:J. He
was one of tiie presiding Judges at the trial of the iirilish
soldiers for the massacre at Boston, ;'> March 1770. He died
at Scituate 19 March 1778.
Children :
1. Dkbouah, b. 16 November 1718. M. David Stockbridf?.'.
2. Sarah, b. March 2G, 1720. .'NL Ifj August 17uO, Kbcneztw
I'ierpont.
8. JOHN, b. 16 Aujtuat 1722.
4. Natiianiei,, b. 12 August 1724, d. 2 Ai)ril 1725.
5. WiLi-iAM, b, 23 Sei)tumt)<'r 1725, d. February 4, 1720.
6. Mary, b. 6 September 1730. 31. 10 November 176.3, Kev.
Ebenezer (Jay olHinfrliam and d. 1796,
7. William, b. March 1782 H. C, 17ol. M. 1774, llannali
J'hillipsof Mlddletown, and d. 7 Sept. (13 Deci) 1810,
leaving no de.sceiidai'.ts. lie was Preceptor of the i)ul(lic
Orammar School in IJoxbury in 17>")2, and studied law
under J. Gridley, In 175il', he commenced iirnctice in
Townalboro', which then compieheuded the Town,-* of
Drei?den and Wiscascett, reniding with liis brotlier C'liai les,
TIIK nENF.ALOOY OF TIIK
1111(1 coiitiiuuil lii:< pnictico tlicr*' until clcvnti'd to the.
Jtfiicii. Ol all tiK' .Iiiilf{('s iiiid OHiciTji dt tlio Courts iu the
tlirvc t'ouiitlcs auil of the County 0(li<H'rs lie wiis tin'
solitary lawyer, lii' Hluod alone an an eiliicated iiiwycr
in tlii.i .'<|mcion8 torritory and the llrst who settltil in
Jlaiiiu lie wait one of tlie !<ix lawyers in Alaine who
Were raised to the degree of Itarrisler.' lie wms liir a
tune Attorney deneral of Mas-*. ; in 17iJS, was ai>|iiiliit
ed the lirst .)ud;;e of Probate in Lincoln County, and
in 1772 made .fudgo of the Superior Court. At the
re-orjranizatjon of the Sujierior Court, .Mass., 1777, he
was apiioinlcd Chief .lustier' of the C'(»urt, the lir^t who
held the ollice under tin* free (ioveriunent of the Com-
luonwealtli anil lahored with great success iu estiihli-ih-
ine the . I udicial system on a tjrin ha>ls. lie became . I udj/e
of the .""iiiijreme Judicial Court, 17^2. At the be;,'iniiing
of the Itevolution, he alone, among the high iu ntlicii
supported the rights of the INfvolutionists. lie was the lirst
Chief .lustice cd'the .State under the Constitution ol ll^"*:
Rn:l at the or^'anization of the U. S. Government in 17.S'J
he was selected by Washington as an Associate Justice of
the United States Supreme Court, iu which t)Hice he emi-
nently shone. While Associate Judge, he was accompanied
in his circuit by -Mrs. Cushing; he drove a jihictun and
a pair of horses and was followed by his negro man
" I'rince" on horseback. During the mission of Chief
.fu'tice .John Jay, l--nvoy Extraordinary to the Court of
tireat IJritaiu, negotiating the famous treaty with that
Country, Judge Cushing presided, and as senior Justice
ndmiuistered the oath of otiice to Washington at the he-
ginning of his second terni as President, 4 March 17!);J.
In 17'.«), alter .Judge Jay's resignation, he was nominateil
by Wiishinglon to the Chiof Justice's oHice and this
offer was unanimously conlinned by the Senate. Nothing
but a conlideuco in his ability and in his unshaken inte-
grity could have united contending parties ou that
occasion; but notwithstanding this extraordinary e.x-
prcssiou of conlidence, he declined the oflice on account
of infirm health, but continued on the bench until
1810, when he had prepared an instrument of resignation,
but was called to resign lile. He was a man of tall and
♦ In England, no jierson could be admitted a barri.ster, unless ho had
resided three years in oneof the Inns of Court, if .a graduate of Cambridge
or Oxford, and live years if not such graduate.
CrSIIINO FAMILY.
tlinnifloij prcscnco, and a* lio moved alonjr tlipstrcffs with
his oooki'il lint, hiisli \vi^' and siiinil clutlifs, lie mnilf an
linposiii^r ni))pfaraiic<> Wliicli attracted j^-nfral aitciitiDii
He was Ihf last t'liitjl Jnslici' who wore the hxvfio wi^i nt'
tho Kniilish Judges. Ilin oratory was ready and rtowinjr,
not of til it ovi-rawinj,' di'soription with which sonii'
native orators of niiirc lii'ry monld hav<» tran-portcd aii-
'lieni'is, liiit its e.\('»>lk'nce consisted iii cool ileliherat.'
.|iid;;iuent and h);.Mcal ami lucid ar^innentalion which
jjave hiiM (-veiitually an advaiitaue over thos>> ol' more
•ardent temperament. Me had a t'elirity of manner and :mi
unhlemished dij,'nity ot c laracler wliich enahled him to
bo open and decisive without kindling tlie rajfo of opjio-
sition. As a .?ad).'e he was eminently i|iialified liy hi-
learning ni'd not less liy his unshaken iiifejjrity and delihe-
rate temper. It is said (d' him in ISOl, that he pert'ormcd
the duties of his hijih (dlire with order and perspicuity
'and f;uided the har with mild, though comnniinlin^ dig-
nity. In i)rivate lifi' he was all that was aniialile, alway-
ready to instruct by useful discoursi; and lo make his
friends happy by his cheerfulness. He dili;;ently collected
Works (d'taste and (if we mav judife by the numerou 'iot"s
written witli his own hand in margins) he read wiih ti.'
greatest care. ]ii IVSS he Was Vice-President of the .Mass.
tConvention; was a founder and member of the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences. He was a hninied tlieo-
lo;:ian, well acquainted with the controversies of tlie day
and though far from gathering heat in those contro-
versies, wa.s coiisj)icui)Usly on the side of liberal Chris-
tianity. Ah an exemplary (,'hristian, he was irreiiroach-
able, and as a i)ublic char'<cter, he is uidversally acknowl-
edged to have stood ih the lirst rank of his countrymen,
with Washington and Adams and Henry and .leU'er^on,
either In times ot awful hazard or in times of those jirodi-
gions civil labors wliich laid tlie foundations of tin' coun-
try's policy.
S. CH AULKS. b. 13 August 1734.
9. EnwAiii), b. 6 .September, 1(36, d. thf> .«ame year.
10. llAN.NAH,b. 2 September, 1738, M. 4 January 17">'j. liev,
Samuel Ualdwin.
11. Rktmiah, b. 29 March, 1740. M. Abraham IJurbank,
12. Roland, b. 9,Ianuary 1743.
13. LD( V, b. 30 December 1745. JI. Tlnnnas Aylwin of Boston.
14. Abhiail, b. 1748, d. 1821 unmarried.
15. KoLAND, b. 2() February 17o0. II. C. 1708. He studied law
in his brother William's oilico and practised several year.
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THE (IKNEALOOY OF THE
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nt I'dWiialbori)' Mo. Ilcxottli'd flrst at Dresden then iit
(iunliiuT whi'iicc lie it'iiiovcil to WaMolioro' (a linlf slilif
town ot l-im!<)ln <■»>., from 17H7 to iso'J) liaviiijj been aji-
pointt'd IJt'Kistcr of I'rotiiitc. I). 1"kh iiiiniiirrit'fl. ||i>
[xisio'-simI (listiii}.'iiislri'il talriits, a tin*' (>ilticaliiiii and wii^
rt'iiiurkaiilf for lii^i jwrr-tnial lifaiiiy aiid ^'riu-t'tiil iiiaiintTi*.
In force and brilHrtiicy ho exceeded liN iiiore Inrtiiiifite,
because more wise and nioru virtuous brothers William
and Ciiarles.
IX. EMJAir CUSHlNG.son of Hon. John niid Debonili. Alarridl
17'^4 Elizabeth, widow of Isaac Ujirker of .Newport, |{. I., ami
(laiipliter of ('apt. .iosepli IJarstow mid setth'.d in I'emhroke.
He is called Lieut, and (Jiipt. on the Uecords of Unnovef. Was
for many years a Justice of the I'eace ; the first Flei)resen-
tative of the Town in 17157; iSelcctnian for eleven year,-',
from 17'J.S-31). lie was one to whom much of the public
busine.^s of the Town wii.s contided and lie executed hi-striHt
with fidelity and succesg. He wa.s probably the Lieut. Col.
[•;iijali Cushinjr, who ou i2 April 17.');», mustered a ('om-
pauy in Hanover fur the invasion of Canada.
Children :
1. KM.IAII, 1) 172t>.
2. NATIIANIKL, b. 1730.
8. .lOSKlMI. h. 1 Marcli 1731.
4. Makv. .M. (jell, lleiijainin Lincoln of Hi.ifrhaiii.
6. Dei»ouau, M Uev. Daniel .'^liute of lliiifiliain.
6. ELiz.xuKrH, M. Major Cushing of Hingiiain.
IX. BEXJAMIN* CUSIHXa, son of Honorable John and Deb(n-iih.
He early moved to Providenc, Rhode Isla'id. I5y papers
left by him it appears that he was well established in busi-
ness as early as 1741, as a furrier an I hatter. Amonjr
these i>apers are found also, letters and bills from the Hon,
Philip Livingston ond others, showing that he had an ex-
tensive correspondence in relation to the fur busin'jss. Eroin
the year 17.'j<) to the commeacement of the Revolution, he
was engaged in sending furs to E iglaud. Some time pre-
vious to and during the Rovolution, he, with two others,
owned a vessel wiiich they chartered to parties as a (roaster ;
it made several trios to Nantucket. He married 1st, l(> June
1734, Eliz4il)eth Antrim who died Jan. 17ul. Hj ui.vrried
2nd Abigail Richmond, who d. 27 Aug. 178i).
CUSIlINd FAMIIiV.
Cluldroii :
1 . UKSM A M I X, Jr.. I). 2S S.-pt. 17:55.
2. Amkiaii.. 1>. 17. Inly 1737, ti. 'J!>.Fuly I7.<7.
3. ANN, li. I'J Jaiiiiiiry 171lt. M. Dr. Klliolt It iw-i )ii. d. 7 Nov.
1770.
4. N »TitANiKr., b. 21 .Imic 17'it), (1. I7.\|iiil ISO:,.
.1. AitKJAii., li. ;i .Iami;iry 17'i't, .M. Sti-pli'ii II irri-i.
IX. TUO.MAS CU.SIII.VG, son ..f Tlium;i.: jiikI Ddx.nili. H.C,
1711(1711?) Was Hi'prcsentativo fioiii IJoston to tlii>
(ft'iKTiil Court in 17.U, uiiil S|i,';il<i'r, 17»'J-17lii. Ilodicd
11 Ai)ril 17 Ml. Miirrit'd 4 July 17-'!, .Mary, dauj^litcr of
Hon. K I wan I IJrointicld of IJostoii, who was horn '.) June
WiH'j. SIr' dii'd 30 0<!toi)i'r 174 i, .Mr. Ciisliin^' was a incr-
chaat of l{o3ton, and was frcqiu-titly ciioscii niodi'ratnr of
tiii'ir famous town nici'tinffs and was moderator of ilic town
meeting ;{ September llVl when Moston voted thanks to
Peter Fanenil, Es(|., for the j!:ift of the .Market House and
Town Hall. He was a memher of the Old South (.'li'ircib
then under the pastorate of the immortal Tiinmas i'rince,
who in his funeral discourse says of him: •• I foiiiid that in
a small, rela.xed and feeble body, ilwelt a great, a lively, a
strong and well comi)osi'tl soul."
Children:
1. Thomas, (II. C, 1744, LL.I). 17S".), b. 24 .Mnrcli 1725
married 1 Oct. 1747, l)el)()rali Fletclwr, died 28 I'lb. 17S8
He «•».•< Itepvesentaiivc tu the (ieiieriil Court ii 17''d,
re-elected in 17ti2 and up to I'ly,) inclusive; Wii-< eleelcd
Speaker of the General (,'ourt 2<) May 1768, aud rose to
liijlhor honors in tlie State than e'Mu'rhls (atlicr or Kraiid-
^ father. On IH Dt'ceniber 17t;.'i, he was aijpointcd with others
a C'onnaittee to si((n and present a .Memorial to the (iover-
nor in Council, protestinji afraiu-it the .^liuttin;? up oftlie
Courts of Law andotlier iufrinfrements njion the liberties of
tlu' people. He was friend and co-worker in the patriot
cuusewith Adanis, Otis and NVnrren. VViien 0;is who had
been chcsen speaker was nej^ativod by the government [in
170)4], he was elected in his place, (illiu;; it until 1774. whin
he was a member of the Provincial Congress, and of the
Congress which met at riiiladelpliia On his return he was
elected to the Council; way Conutii>sary-general Iroin 1775
to 1779 [see interesting letter from him to John Hancock,
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THE OKNKAI.OOY OP TIIR
IX.
IX.
datod \Viiti'rti)wn,3, May 1770, to bo found In Historlcnl
MaKa/int>, IJostton, 18«(), ;>. 345]; .)udK(> of the Court of
(oininoii I'lcu". inid of Trobati'. in .Siilfolk Co.. i.. 1777;
declined a si'iit ill till' ConliniMitat ('onjriL'.'^.s, in 177'.i, and
wa.s Llt'Ut.-(iiiv<'rnor of .Ma-*s. undiT Hancocl< and Itow-
iloiu, from 177'.> until his death, and Acliii'; (iovcrnor in
MS'). His sinnatiire liein): atli.xed to all publie pajiers, as
sjicaker of the llniisc, caused liini to ln> re;,'anie I in (ireat
Uriiain as tlie leader of the Wliig.s in this country. In
Dr. John.siin's pamphlet "Taxation no Tyranny" oiu^
ohject of the Ann'riciius is said to bo " to adorn the lirows
ot .M r Cu-liiiiK with a diadem. " He was the devoted IVieiul
and eouiiseilor of Hancock, and the friend and correspon-
dent id' Franklin, from whom he received the letters of Hut-
chison and others, that produced so j^reat etfect at that
time. He was a ( 'oinmissioiier ol the Society in London,
for rroi)a);alinf; the (iospel in >iew lOnj^laiid, and one of
the founders of the American Academy of Arts and
.Sciences. He was moderate and conciliatory in character,
liis j,'ood sense and sound j id;{nieut, the urbanity of his
manners, liis niiiver-al ;(ooil character, his numerous
friends and connections and his continual intercourse
with all sorts of people, added to his constant attachnieiit
to the liberties ot Ins country (,'ftve him great and salutary
iiitiueiicc Irom the bejjinniii;^, in 17tju.
2. Kdw.vuu. b. '2K November 1727.
3. -M.viiv, b. or 18 (October 172S, m. Avery.
4. Ki.i/.viiiorii, bapt. 14 October 1733.
JACOI! CUSIII.VG, sou of .Miitlliew atid Deborah Jacub.
Married Mary . Slie died -3 December 1777.
Uhildroti:
1. JACOI5, b. 12 July 1742.
2. ClIAIJLI-:s, b. 13 July 1744. *"
3. I.SAAV, b. 12 January 1740.
IlEZEKIAH CUSIIIXG, sun of Matthew and Deborah Jacob.
Married 28 July 1720, Lydia Jones, lie died 7 January
1700, ;e 87.
Cliildren :
1. Lydi A, 11 November 1726.
2 M ATT H K \V , b . 7 J uly 1728.
3. Aatiiamel, b. 11 May 1730. Drowned 20 August 1751.
4 Hannah, b. 4 July 1732, d. 16 May 1736.
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f). Tii')MAS, b .Time t> 17.T». tl. 17 AuKUst 1730.
t5. Hannah, I). 'Jtl .luin' 17:i7.
7. Sakau, I>. 1>< .laiiiiaiy 1740.
*<. l)Ki»')i!AH, I). 14 July 1743.
y. Thomas, b. 21 Miirrh 1747. M, and hml n son Knos.
10, Bki.a, I). U Nov. 17')ii. .M. f, .Ijiniiiiry 1771, hydia Tower.
11. NATHAN' L, b. ;}o.Marcli 17J3,
IX,
IX. KIJHNKZEIICU.SIHXG, son of Ji'ivniialiaiulJiuHih. .Miuried
I'J Oct. 1732 Elizabeth Dauiols kh;! died at Boston 179U.
Cliildron:
1. Ki.iZAiiKTii. b. 18 .July 17;J8.
2. KiiENKZKK, b. 27 May 173."i. -M. Mary Townsenil, '.oNuv 1758'
Cliildrpu :
Jonathan,'" 17'^ M. 1st 4 Nov. 1789, .Melietabel Abrnins
and M. 2na 2 Jun(> 1709, Isabcllu Hinckley.
ISen.iamin M. 12 AuKU.st 1788, Hetsy (jodfroy.
Mauv,
Hannah.
3. Jonathan, b. 6 April 1737.
4. UKN.IA.MIN, b. lH July 17o9
5. Ki iZAiiKTU, b, 27 October 1741.
^^. Zk»ki)Iah, b. 27ilay 1714.
JO.^IIUA GUSHING, son of Josima and .Mary Hucon. Married
27 September 17t!3, Mary Freeman, who was born 1741, and
lived in Dnxbury, Mass. She died 1812. He died 1822.
Children :
1. JOSHUA, b. 20 ,\ov. 1701.
2. Natuanikl.
3. Hknjamin.
4. JOSKI'II.
5. Leoni.se.
CALEB, CUSHIXG, son of Rev. Caleb and Elizabeth. Mar-
ried Mary, daughter of Rev. .lohn Newmarch of Kittery, Me.
He was Colonel of the Es?tx Regiment (from which, in
1756, men enlisted for the expedition against Crown Point) ;
One of the Governor's Council and Chief Justice of the Court
of Common Pleas.
Children:
1. HKXJAMIN, bap. 20 January 1739.
2. Caleb, bap. 23 September 1750 and died unmarried.
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IX. JAMES CUSIIIXG, second son of Caleb and Eliza. 11. C,
172.'). Married Anna Wainright, and settled as Minister
. at Plaiitow, N.H. Died 13 May 17(54.
Cl)ildi-en:
1. CALEB, b. 1738.
2. Jamks,
3. Elizabeth.
4. MosKS.
5. Luc\.
G. John.
8. Thomas.
IX. JOSEPH CUSHING, son of Joseph and Mary or Mercy. H.C.
1721. jMarried 1732, Lydia King. He was long employed
as grammar school master and was a Justice of the Peace.
He prepared his own sons and several otiiers for College,
1.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Children :
Joseph, b. 1733, d. in infancy.
Geouok, b. 173<). M, Lydia, daughter of James Gushing.
Children:
Hannah, widow Perez Turner.
Geokqe.
KoBERT, late of Hull.
Kachel. M Picki'ls Cushinr, jr.
Mauy. M. 10 April 1'. 98, Dei James Loring of Boston.
Lydia. 31. John Bradford and lived in Marlborough.
Meucy, b. 1739.
Nathan, b. 1741, d. in infancy.
JUDGE NATHAN, b. 24 Sept. 1742.
riCKELS, b. 1743.
Hawkes, b. 1744. M. 1770 Kuth, daugiiter of Josiali Gush-
ing of Tembroke.
Children;
Dea. Thomas, who died 1825, a man whose amiable qua-
lities were above all praise.
Kuth.
Major Isaac, d. in Boston.
Barahj M. Samuol Waterman.
Gapt. Lemuel of Boxbury.
NAycY. M. Georpe Cusliinfr. jr.
Clarissa. M. Dea. .loscph Stevens, of Boston.
Charlottb. M. Col. Vose. U. S. A.
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9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Du, Lk.muel, b. 1746, II, C. 1707. Was on tliP Committco of
Corri'spoiidcncp and Safpty for Hanover for 177,t and 8ur-
geon in tlu; 13th Itpgimont, Revolutionary Army. Died
1779.
Thomas, b. 1748, d. in infancy.
Thomas, b. 1741t, d. in Infancy.
Calkh, b. 17''0, d. in infancy.
Xathaniel, b. 1751, d. in infancy.
Dehorah. b. 1752, M. Josiali Cushing of Pembroke.
C'Ai.KB, b. 1754, d. ill middle life unmarried.
Alick, b. I7r)t3. 31. Natlianiel Cusbinj{ of Uiagham,
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X. 8TP]PIIKN CUSHIN'G, son ofStephoi and Uatliciino. Married
7 December 17 Hi, Klizab(!th Andrews. He died 28 Xovember
1803, -M 811. aiie died (J Uee ;niber 18U4, le 78.
Children :
1. Ki.iZAisETH, bap. 3 May 1752.
2. isTKi'HBN, liap. H .June 1701.
3. Stkimien, bap. 17 July 17<>j. M. 1 May 1788, Polly Binney.
Chibiren:
Marv, b. 9 .Nov. 1783. M. Gorliam Lincoln.
Stki'Hkx. 13 Novcinb r 1792, d. 21 August 1818.
4. Elizaukth, bap. 29 .lanuary 17G7. yi. 27 Aufjust 178G'
(^uiucy Tliaxter.
X. PETER OUSIIIXG, son of Stephen and Catherine, (styled
" v'aptain."') Married 19 Aui,ni.st 17<i2, Silence Burr, lie died
14 July 178:S. She died !» June 182'J.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Children :
JOHN, b. 18 AuRUst 17ti3.
rKTEti, b. 10 February 1705.
CuKisToruKU, b. IS November 1700.
Catheuink, b. 10 April 1709, M. 2 January 1794, Samuel
Andrews.
5. Maktin, b. 7 Auj,', 1772.
0. Samoei. b. 21 Soptember 1774.
7. Hannah, b. 5 May 1777. .M. 7 .Tune 1801, Tliomas Andrews.
8. Lydia, b. 8 October 1779. M. January 18ii2, .Murtin Lincoln
9. NED, b. 11 ,Septomb<»r 1783.
X. PETRIl CDSrirXG, son of [iev. Jonathan and Elizabeth.
Married Mary Bantam. Lived in Dover, N. II.
Children :
1. THOMAS.
2. Hannau. M. 18 Nov. 1776, Josiab Folsom of Rocbestor.
3 Pk- ;u. y\. 11 Ai)ril 1784, llannab Hanson.
4. Daniel. M. 8 Jan. 1780, Tliomt'.^n Hayes.
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X. KLISHA CUSIIIN'G, son of Eli.slia aii.l Leah. .Married 'ix N'ov.
17 t5, .Mary Lincoln. He died 14 Sept. 178(]. iSlie died ■J'JSept.
1810, a? 80.
Children :
1. ELISIIA, b. 2"i October 1740.
2. TiiKoi.ouK, b 1(1 .Miirch 174S, d. 24 March 174S.
3. 'riiKi>D()Ri:, b. 2;5 March I'uii, d. 12 .^SeptcHihcr 1772.
4. 3lAiiYb. 12 Aia'il 17.".:!.
5. Ki.iZAHETii, d. 7 Kt'brniiry 17|)'j.
P ( KZKKIKL, (bap April 17.'j!t, llzokii'l. M. 20 .Fiily 17S3 and
( (jiLMA.N, ) moved West and died ISJi;, ic 77.'
X. JOHN CCJSIIING, son of Eli^ha and Liah. Married 1 Feb.
1753, Olive Lincoln, He died U March 1S02, oe 74.
Children :
1. Olive, b. 25 March 1755.
2. I.KAH, b. 17 .'<(>pteniber 1757.
3. John', 1). 10 Felirnary 1701.
4. HAcnEi., 1). 17 May 17»)4.
5. Olivk, h. 4 Ueceniber 1700.
6. LVDIA, b. 20 .July 170!t. d. 28 Uecomber 1815.
7. IJELA, b. January 1774.
X. DAXIEL CUSIHXG, son of Daniel and Sarah. Married 8 Dec.
1743, Elizabeth Lincoln. He died 18 Octuijer 17:i.'5. She died
lU August 1800, a; 74.
Children
1.
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Elizaiiktji. b. 8 February 1744. M. Abnah Lorinjf and d.
21 Nov. 1771.
2. Dehoiiah, b. 1 November 1740. M. 15 March 1772, Klisha
Ctishing.
3. .SusAxxAH, b. 7 May, 174!), d. 17 August 1810.
4. DANIEL, b. 25 .September 1758.
X. EBENEZEFl CUSIIIN'G, son of Daniel and Sarah. Married 4
October 1744, Sarah Lincoln, ile died 30 December 180:5.
She died 9 Xoveniber 1815, iv 8(5.
Children:
1. LvniA. b. 7 Sejitember 1745.
2. Saram, b. 11» Aujjust 174S.
3. AnidAii,, b. 4 November 175<>.
4. TII031AS, b. 21 February 1753.
M.Isaac Wilder.
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X.
Ebknkzkk, b. 8 June 1755.
I5KLA, b. 14 .Iiiiu' 1757.
K|{i;i>, b. 12 Auifiist 1759.
Laijan, b. 6 .Viiffiif^t 17t)l.
Ki.lZAiiETH, b. 'Jt~ .luly 17i).'3. 51. Kilmiind Hobart.
I'EKsis, b. 31 Jaiiuiiry 1765. M. Euiiuind Hobart.
Jo.SIIUA.
^iAMOKI., b. 12 .June 1771.
Bkla, b. 26 .(nmiary 177-3.
THOMAS CUSIIIXG, son of Captain A'lam and Mary Tliaxter
•Married Tabitlia , and died 17J7 in UVyinoutli, Mass.
6.
7.
8.
it.
10.
11.
12.
13.
X.
Cliildren:
1. Ell. M. 1775, Mury Burrill.
Children :
Wauukx, b. 1777.
3IAKV, b. 1780.
15ETSY, b. 1781'
Hii.LKY, b. 1784.
2. l{E(iK.Mi:LICK.
3. Tabitha.
DAVID CUSH[NG,son of Abel and Mary, (styled » Colonel.")
.Married first, \) April H.")'.', Riitli Liticoln. She died (3 July
17G1. He married second, Mabel , who died 14 August
1798. He died 15 Feoruary 1800, ae 75.
Children :
1. lluTH. b. 1 XoviMnber 1752. M. I'orez t'usliing.
2. DAVID, b. 2, Inly 1754.
3. Molly, b. 20 .September 1756.
4. JONATHAN, b. 13 April 1759.
5. Lydia h. 2 June 1761.
6. ABEL, b. 22 Octob.-r 1763.
7. HOSKA, b. 29 May 176).
8. CHARLES W. , b. 7 November 176G.
9. Gkoroe Kussell, b. 24 April 1768.
10. Nancy, b. Ki March 1770.
11. Jane, b.3 Ai)ril 1772, M. 6 November 1796, Samuel Dwelly.
12. LuoY, b. IS October 1773, .M. 24 May 179^, David Lowif.
13. Chistiana, b. 14 March 1775, d. 1 July 1821.
It. ELNATHAN, b. 30 April 1777,
15. Jkkupiia. b. 13 February 1779.
16. JosiAii, b. 8 April 1781.
17. Mahel, b. 6 March 1783.
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PVAM <iUSHrXG, son (.f Tlicopliiliis niul Hiinnali. M.uTicMl j
J.innary 17.">1, Ilunnii'i riiiiolii. UiMlii-d very suddenly 21
August ITTi"), a' 51. She died 2,") August 1813.
Cliildi'on :
1. Vv.KM. 1). 3 Deccinlier 1751. liv.'d with Col. Kdward .Mifclioll
in Hist HostDii iiiid d. 177S nnd in his will diited 4 .laiuinry
the sa heyeiir, he ;jrtve a leL'aey to .Mary, daii^'hler of Col
Mitcliell " his iiiteiided wife."
'2. I)Kiu)iiAH,b. 14 Deceiiihir 1754.
'•i. VAHiVAiT, I). 'J.May rm.
4. ('Ai.Kn. h. 21 SP|)teiiil>er 1757.
5. Tamsi.\,I), H.Iiine 1759. M. 5 Deceinlier 1779, Joseph Wilder
(!. IIkn-uy, b 12 April 17til. d. 9 Aii;;u.^t 17'i9.
7. Tamaii, 1). 13 June 17t!2. -M. 11 .March 1787 John Jucoh, jr.
b. HKN'UV, h. 7 Felinii'.rv 17t;4.
9. A. SNA. 1). 22 February 17(;7. .M.31 August 1780. John Hersey.
10. sr.TH, b. IS January 1769,
TERKZ CUSiriNG, son of Tlieopliilu.s and Hannah Waterman,
-Married 3(1 August 177f», Ruth Cusliiiig wlio was l.orn I '
November 17.52. He died in tjie West Indies, Febrnaiy
1791, vn 48. His widow died in Hull, .Mass. 12 April Ui.io,
ae (7.
Cldldren :
X.
1. VVAiEZ. b. 7 March 1771.
2. W'ATEit.MAN, I). 1 Icbruary 1774.
3. Ha.n.naii, b.23 April 177<).
4. I'YAM, b. 21 February 17TS, d. March 1794.
5. ?ilAi!gris I)., b. 17 July I7S().
6. (^uiNCY, b. 7 November 1788.
THKOPHILUS CU8HIXG, son of Theophilas ar^d Hannah
(styled " General.") .Married (j April 17.i8, 1'atience Dunbar,
die ; U March 1820, a- 80. His \vi! ^ died 13 May 1822.
Children :
1. TiiKOPnii.us, b. 3 .May 1770.
2. F.mma, b. 27 July 17f.S. <1, V8 .March 17C9.
3. Km.m A, b. 17 Jan. 1772. M. iUhi Tower, 20 March 1793.
4. Hannah, b 17 Jan. 1774. M. 20 .>Iny 1796, Joshua J i cobs.
5. WASIliNCiTON, b. 8 January 1776.
6. NKIlK.MIAil. b. 1 June 1777. d. 1S29.
7. Tamsin, h. 21 .May 1779. M. 9 January 1S03, Setli Hers..y of
llingham anil sub e (Uently n'moved to {.orlian, .Me.
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Cliildieii:
TirKOiMJ!Lt;s rusiiiNfj IIkusky, now of I'ortlaiiti, Me.,
iiiui sonic oHici-s.
IJEXJAMIV ('rsill\{}, soil of Solomon ami Samli. Murrit'd
l.^Jiily IT.").!, Itiitli Croiidc of lliilitax, .Muss, and lived In
Iliiigliam. Died H August 1812, mHl. .She died 10 March
1803, ii'ijT.
Cliildren :
1. \VI LLI A.M. I), 24 August 17r,4.
2. l{A(HAi;i., 1). 17 Novemln-r 17,"). M. 27 June 1781, F:/.ru
l,iiifoln,(l. l.'J.Iiily 17'.t7.
;j. Hirrii. 1>. 2S .Miircli 17;", <1. ') September 1757.
4. 151;N.JA.MI\, b. 18 July 1758.
5. SoLO.Mo.v, b. 13 Septenil)er 176i).
<;. l{i Til, b. 23 .Seiiteniher 17tl2, d. 8 May 1701.
7. TllO.MA.S (KOADK, b. 2 .Se|)teniber 1704
8. Calkh, b. 17 August 17t5ti, il. 2. July 1867.
9. .MATTirKW, b. 'J Aujj;u.st 1708, d. ut Middleboro 1821, leavin^r
a faiiiily.
lf». CHAiu.orTK, b. 2 Jiiniiiiry 1771, d. 24 April 177*3.
11. C'ALKit, b. 4 February 1773, d. lo AujjiKst 17Ut3, at ('hiuie<-
town, S.n.
12. .losiiiA, b. 7.1aimary 1775, d. in Lynn.
13. llKNUv. b 10 .May 1777.
14. .J i;i{( ).MH, b. 25 Au^'u-it 1780.
ISAIAH CUSIII.VC}, son of .Solomon and Sarah, (styled '• .Ma-
jor.') .Married Hetty , Died 28 Jannary 181G, x 80.
Children :
1. IsAiAii, b. 18 Septeinbor 17l]fi, d. 19 January 1775.
2. Ukttv, b. 5 April 17ti8. .^I. Daniel Sluite.
3. Kli.iah, b. d. 15 .May 1777.
4. DhinoUAii. b. 13 April 1772. n. 7 June 1818, David hincoln.
5. Mauy, 1). 9 Decendier 1774.
tj. 18AIAH, b. 20 February 1777. Settled in Maine.
7. Elijah, b. 28 August 1780.
X. JOB CUSIILVG, son of Rev. Job and .Mary. Alarried first, 20
Feb. 1752, Lucy, daughter of Isaac Stone of Franiiiifjliam,
wlio was born 1728. They were both admitted to the Church
in Shrewsbury 1753. He held the rank of Colonel. She died
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Wiiruli, widow of Col. Cloiihliiig of Giaftoii. nnd dii'il It;
April 1H08, iv80.
Cliildrcn:
1. LVDiA.l). 12 Kfb.lT.'i.S. y\. lii-st.l.'j Dcccmhcr 1774. \;itli;iiiicl
.stciirns ot I'lixtoii. Miiirictl scCDiid. .loiias l.iiiiili, iiiid d.
in Ncwfiiiic, IHo").
2. l.iTc'Y. I). .") Janniuy li-'i'". .M. 17K7. .lotia?' .'^tmii' of ( linrltoii
iind nltcrwanN of .*^liri'\v.iL)io-y.
8, Ai.uK. b. "23 Fcliitiiiry 17r)7. yi.'I't dctolnT 17"^!, SN'iii.-low
Hi'i;.'liniu of Nortliboro.
4. r.MKiiv. I). 13 ."^(ptitnlMT 1759, d. 21 July 1770.
r>. KL.MKI!, Ii.'27.luiii' !7ti2.
ti. .lol'i, 1). I Miiicli 17fj.").
7. hiiiixM'.T, 1>. 1() .'\liiy 17tit'. ^l. 17"1, .Fosiiili Stoiif niiil li:i(l 1 :!
< liildi'cii.
X. KKV-JACOBCUSIIING. soil ofiU'V. Jul) and .Mary. H.C. 17;s.
D.l). 1><07. Married S Novciuber 175;?, Anna, daufflitcr of \U'\ .
Wari'iiani William?, (of Waltliani, .Mass.) wlioin he .-iiccecd-
ed as jiastor. Died IH January 180!t, ie 79.
Cliildren :
1. WAKKIIA.M, 1), 'JT Aii;.Mist 1754,
2. WiLLi.\,MP, Ij. tj l>i'ceii»ber 175(3. M. 12 Ajiril I'^l, .Sarah
IJigelow.
Cliildren :
Lkonauo W II. 1. 1 a, MS, hnp. t> January 17^2.
.Sai.i.v, bap. 21) :Si'|iti'iiil)t r 17S4.
I'KUDENCE, bap. 1;J .lanuury 17!S8.
Susanna, bap. 5 Uecoinber 179i).
^. I'liKNricK. b. 4 .Scptt'tnbcr 175^, d. in Peiniirara iT .hily 17*»<)
4. Ann, b. 21 Kebrumy ITUI, (I. 2ti .'ScptcmlK r isipii, iiiiniarvicd.
o. AiuoAiL, b. 2ti Jan. 17t;:i. M.2S Ai)ril l^iil, Kpbraiin IJu-sdl.
t). Lkonauu, II. S July 171)5, d. 3i» ■Iimt' 17tJ7.
7. KiiiDsKT, b. 28 July 1770, d. about 1841, iiiimtiri i.'d.
8. Lkoxaui), b. 17 December 1772, il. 23 July 1795.
X. IJKV. JOITV CUS!1I\G, .<on of Rev. Job and Mary. II.C,
17G4, D.D. 1822. Marrieil 28 Hept. 1 7i]l), Sarali, d,iujr|,tcr of
Ebenezer I'arkman of Westboro. He was i)astor of the
Clnircb in Aslihnrnliaiii, Mass. Died 27 April 182.'5. a^ T'.i.
His wife died 12 .March 182,5, :p 82.
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1. .loilN, •). 17 Aiiu'iist 1771. .M. .Julia Kcitii of llriilg<'\vnt('r,
and d.ln Uoston. 17 Miiy IHOii.
2. tiEoiioi: AiTciUfiris, b, 177'}. .M. Ilaiinii it. Ki'itli, niui il. S
Alienist 1810.
:{. IlKMlY, 1>. 1774,(1. 1S.W.
4. .M.MtV, I). 17S'2, .M. fir.<t, Klls<lia Coolidgc, ami )<t'L'i)iul, Kcv.
Asa Kaii'l.
Tiin.M.v^ r.MSKM AN. ti. 7 < >ct()lH'r 17'<7. M. fiiNf, 1<21, .Sarali
15. Si>;ciiirncy. .Slic dii'd \S'>r,. M. second, l^yi, Murtlia
Ann .Sigouriit'y, daiijrlitfr <if lion. .Iiicl^i> ('arjiill of Vir-
ginia. tSlif dic'(l in Hi),<l() I H|i). yi. third, .Sarali Thomp-
son, danjjhtt'r oT IJcv. Francis Waylaiid of Saratof,'a
Sprinjrs, N.Y.
X. Tt.MOTHV ("USHING, son ofSanniel an-l Ilanimli TJ-.ston.
•Mfirried 17")."), Dc-^ire .Jeukin.s. lie was a cariifiiior liy trade
but lived and worked on a farm at Coliasset.
Children :
1. Elizahktu, b. 2'} Marcli !7ti(;,
2. TiLKST()>'. b. 19 July 1707,
3. /enas. b, 4 Marcli 171)9,
4. David, b. 2. March 1771,
5. SfSANXA. b. 7 February 1772,
0. Dksiue. b. 20 February 177.>,
7. CALFH, b. 2 April 1777,
8. .SAUAH.b. 4. July 177!»,
9. I'A rrv. b. U June 1782,
10. .Sa.mukl, U May 1784,
11. .\ daughter, b, 8 lebruary 17*).
X. JOnX CUSni.VG, .son of Uon. Joiui and Elizabeth. .Married
Deborah Barker of Scitiiate, Me roiided at IJelle House,
in ^icituate.
Children ;
1. JoH.v, b. 23 .January 1743. lieinoved to Berwick.
2. Ei.iZAUKTH. b. 9 April 1744.
.'}. FiiANC'i.s, b. 21 October 1715. Uemoved to Maine.
4. KonKiiT. b. 4 .June 1747, d. 17o4.
5. DKHottAH, b. 20 .January 1749.
(5. Haiikeu, b. October 17uO, died 1754.
7. KuWAiii), b. 18 October 1752.
8. UDBKUT, b. 4 February 1755.
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1>, Haukkr, b. 23 Mnrcli IVyT. Killed at Tlcondi-rogn, 15 Hppt.
IT'ti.
10. Ei)\v'.Mii>, I). 11 JuiK' 1T»!2.
11. NAniAMKi., b. Ij .May 17tW, il l^'i-'j. on llu* patornal cstute.
X. CHAIiLKrf, 9on of lion, .fdlii iiml his second wife Mary Cotton.
JI.C. 175"). Miinit'd 2.") Aug. ITUH Klizalx-tli, si^!tl•^ of Gov.
HiiraniT. lie was bred to tin- law iitui aii|i(»inttil 'iisit .SluriHuf
I.incolu (Jo. wiiicli oflice lie held both before and dining
the Ilevolution, as ulso for many year.-* after, lie res ded
at Pownalboro' and in 177(1, when the .Maine .Militia was
re-organi/.ed, was apiiointed to ooninnnd ihe Ivirtter.i
Ilej.rinient, with tiie title of •' Co'u-nel." He made hini.->elf
especially obno.Kions to tiie loyaiistn l>y his vigilance in the
disciiarge of his dnUes as sheriff and military oltieer, and
towards liie close of the war, in 17sl, he (then a Itrigadier
General) was seizL'd at night by a loyalist party nnder Johri
Jones, a violent Tory, taken from his bt-d, eompellfd to
hurry on his clothes and w,is carried away to the 15riti.-*li
Army at Castine, where he was ri?tained for sometmu." as a
prisoner. His functions as Sheriff and Hrigadier Genera'
seem to have ceased soon after this time when he removed
to Boston ai;d he ne.\l appears as Clerk of the Courts in
Suffolk and .Vautucket Counties (Supreme Court?) in 178.'{,
which office he held to his death, 17 Xov. IHIO. The fact of
his occupying respor.sib'e public .stations from the ageof 2i! to
his death continuously, botli under the royal and republican
governments, a period of 50 j-ears, ia sufficient proof of his
nbilit}-, faithfulness and integrity. He was a gentleman
worthy of his distinguished ancestors. His wife died ^{1 .May
1817.
Children :
1. A danglifer, b. fl April 1770, d In hif'ancy,
2. A daugliter, b. ti .March 1771, d. in infancy.
3. Elizabkth, b. 9 Marcli 1772. M Klisha Doatip.
4. Mauy, b. Itj. Tan. 1774. M. 1st Umi Kli 1*. Asbmiin, IT. S.
Senator >I. 2iul Stoplipii Coiiman and d. 13 Aiij,'. I84'i.
5. CiiAKLES, b. 22 Dec. 1775. M, 12 .Marcti 1805. Aim Huske
Sbcafe. d. ti Au-'. 1849.
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THE UENEALOnv OF TIIK
(Miihli'eni
Amn Ki.izaiii.tii,
ClIAHLhH.
Jacoh .Siikakk,
(JuAULKs William,
JiAllY Sheakk,
TllKoDDllK SlIKAKK.
n. Sakau. b. 21 Nov. 1777. M. 21 .Miiy 171)7 OliarW I'liiic.
7. LiU'V, b. ;j l"ot). 17S1J. M. '21 Nov. H)5 ilmiry .SlU'iifu.
8. llAiiiUKr, 1>. ;{» .Miircli H'^l, J. 'J Ui-c. 1S)7.
X. ^^\TlfA.VIfiL (JUSni.V(i, suuurKlij.ihiiiulElizabetli. .Marii.-.l
Lucy TiiriiLT, )Jfiv.it-iiroiit-<(iMiul-(laiii^liter of JIiiini)liiTy
Turner, who c;nue over in M.ii). He died 3 Deceniljer ITliij.
it (Ji).
Oliildreu :
1. natiianii;l, i.. khi.
'i. Hkn.ia.mi.n, styled "C'ai'tuiu."
3. CUAULKS.
4. Isaac.
5. TUO.M.V.S, b. 2(1 DocoinliPr 17^0.
0. LUCY. M. Kev. Josfpli K-itubrooks, of Atliol, JIa.s3.
X. ELIJAH CUSHIXG, sou of Hiijah and Eli/abetli. Married tii-.-t
Tamar , ulio died lis .March ITtil ; married, second, Anna
TiioiiiaH, vviio died April 1S2L He wan a Dek'i^Kte to tiie
Plymoutii County Congress wiiich met at Plyini)ton 'Jtj
Se|)tember 1771, and on its 11 .'cords styled " Captain." He
died I'3 October 18u7, a:; 81.
Children :
1. Col. Ki.i.jaii, b. 1753, d. iit Natclics 1 Aug. 1818.
2. Ta.msi.n, 1). 17ti), d. 17 Jiilv 1807.
3. Ta.mau, Ij. 17U>. M. Gideon Uarstow of Koches'er, Mass.
iiiidd. 10 February 1839.
4. Bevsy. .AI. Ida Tlunnas.
Children ;
Rachbl. M. Nathaniel Cashing.
Sauaii.
Anna. .M. Lemuel Hatcli of aulen.
Elijah.
Hktsy.
Ta.mau.
CUi<niN(J FAMILY.
40
-). Isaac, d. iii^-uk'ni l%y.
tj. TiioMAH, 0. 1770. M. Until TliormiH, iitid d. 183'5.
Children :
1{UTIT.
Hac'hki..
7. Ann, b. 177'), <l ti.Jntiuiiry IH49.
8, Ka(;iikl, I). 1777, il. 2S Marcli IH.J7.
U. Ki>\VAKU, .M. Ht'lsy ColliiiiKiro, iiiid liad oiiocliild, Deborah,
will) III. liiHt, Or. .Sawlii, mid. isi'coiia. F. 1'. Howlaiid.
10. John, b. 1782, d. 1822.
X. MATTUKW CrSHI.XG. sou of
17:50. .Married 17.")l Ahijuli
lie died April a 83.
WHS hr.rii about
She died ") June IH — <t 7'J.
Cliildren :
1. Noah, h. 9 .Juno 17o2.
HioN.iAMiN, h. 12 April 17'J4, d. 23 February 1757.
JosKiMi, b. 7 February 17.')7. d.28 April 1811.
Mdlly. b. 9 Auf;fiHt 1759, d. 5 Drei'inbt-r 17»)0.
Molly, b. 23 October 17'J1 . U. Z 'biilou I'aiiU', d. 23 Augujt
VMi, iv 44.
G. BKNMA.MIN, b. 23 .Juno 17t;4.
7. Ahai'H Lkavitt, b. 2t) February 1707.
X. JOSEPH GUSHING, son of Elijah and Elizabeth. H.C., I7.V2
Married Ruth, resided in Hanover, died I'J >ec. 17'J7. His
wife died 12 February 182 i. Ho was Selectman from 1708-74.
Representative from 1773-7.'J and for lH78-7;>, also Town
Clerk from 1774-78. He was one of the most valuable ci
tizens of the Town in his day, distinguished for his anb(>n-
ding integrity and affable deportment ; held an honorable
rank in the Conventions of the County and Congresses of
the Province. In the Re. ''s of Hanover, we rend that
" Capt. Joseph Gushing "was ammg the Rt'pr 'sentatives
from Hanover to the great meetiog held 2*) September 1771,
at Plympton, of Delegates from every town inPlimouth Co.
At this Congress. Nathan and Joseph Gushing were of a
Committee to draft resolutions and remonstrances against
the encroachments of the Parliament and King, which reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted ; and on the Journals
of the three first Provincial Congresses, held in Salem, Con-
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TIIK OENKALOOY OF THE
cord, ('luiibriilpe and VVatertown, in 1774-7."), tliorc is nion-
tioiicd art a di'lcyratc, a " Nil. Ciisliinfr," who »(m)I< nn artive
and itromiiiciit |iiirf in all tiic iJrocecdiniTs. A ".Icsi'pli
Cu,shiny" wvH on tlio Oomniittuc of Corn^apondt'nct' and
Saft'ty, of IlanoviT, for I77(;-7and f). In 1777, tlioro was a
Ri'jriniont styled "(Jol. ('iHliiiig'rt Flogiinont," wliicli ariivod
at ikMinin(?toii soon after til.' battle at that pliice, and one
cotn[)any at least, readied Bennis Heights on the day of the
battle lit that pliice. All these refereiires are doiilitlesg,
coniu'cteil witii this Joseph. At a still later jieriod when
peace had been deehi red and order re.stored, he was appoint-
ed .Judge of Probate for the County of Plymouth. He
was ('apt. of the 1 Mass. IJejrinieiit and Siili-Inspeotor to the
1 .Mass. Hrigade for the years 17.S1-2, and held the rank of
Brigadier General.
Children :
1. Kl'tii. .M. 28 DtCL'inbcr 1779, David .Stockliridgo, jr.
2. CiiAiU.orTK, b. 17(53, it. 24 Aujjust IS'ij, a- IV).
3. Ki.iZAitKTH, M. :J1 August 1780 Niitliaiiiel Uiirstow.
4. .JosKPH, M. 1) November 17!>4. Ivezla Curtis aii'l moved to
Miiiiie. He hud ii sou Hmijainiii who lived in Ciuudeii, Me.
5. Dkiiou.mi, b. 1771. M. 2;i October 1707, .Fohii liatliuwiiy of
Camden, .Me.
HoKA no, M. Kut)i,duu){liter of.Iohii Harley aud lived in Ids
lather's liuiise. He was Selectinau for 1820, 2.'^ aud 21 and
from 1826—32, also Uepiv.feiitative in 1831 and 3.
Children:
Mauv, b. 11 February 1812, d. 1 Sept. 1815.
RATIO, b. 13Junel813.
iNUY W., b. 18 February 1816,
William, b. 12 iliinuary 1817.
.losKi'ii, b, G Ueceiiiber 1818.
Kdwaru, b. 2() April 1820.
MauyK., b. 12 June 1821.
.loHN H.. b. 8 .July 1822.
FuANCKH, b. 17 July 1824.
Uknjamin, b. 20 .luiie 1825,
Anna O., b. 17 July 182«,
Charles S.. b. 22 yUy and d. 15 October 1828.
i.ucY E., b. 18 May 182'J,
CifARLKs S., b. 30 January 1831.
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X. IJKXJAMI.V "'^S!^^;(1, Jr., sou of Itnijainiii ami Kliziibi'lli
Antrim. .Marrieti llniinaliOooke, daiii^litcr of Governor N'i*
cliolas Cooke, of Illiotle Inland. Died ."• June 17HG.
Children ;
1. Ki.iZABKTH.b. 10 July 170>!. M Ciiiit. John Jcnckfi, d. UD
March 1831.
Cliildren
John,
Hk;<,iamin C, moved to llltnoiit.
Ann, IM. Ilt'iiry Miiiiton.
KitKKi.ovB, .V. Maiiton,
rAiioi.lNK, M. Wtn. (.'ooke.
(ii'.ouoK \V. (J,, M. Kuti'hiit.'ion.
H.\NNAii. .M. I>r. IIdIiik's.
Damkl <"., M. Kandiill.
Makv, M. Hi^lmioiKi HidlDCk.
2. .TusKrii ("«(>KK, b. 1772,(1. 27 Aiij^. 1*0.'].
,1. 3. NICIKU.AS (;OOKH, !).22 Aug. I77ti.
4. IJkn.iaMin, si. Alary Jeuckeu and d. in the West Indins
witliiiut isHIIC,
5. <ii:oit(iK W.,il. 1804.
fi. J>AMKLCUOIvi;,b. 21 l<Vb. I7S3.
X. JACOI} CUSUlXa, son of Jacob and Mary. .Married 14 Jan-
ITS!, Susannah Lazcn. He died 5 Nov. 1814, ic 72. She
died 8 November 1822.
Children
1. SuBvy, b. 29 Nov. 1781, d. 21 January 1810.
2. .lACOK, b. IS March 1784.
X. UEARLES Cl'SllING, son of Jacob and Mary (styled " (\)-
lonel,") married Hannali He removed with his
family to Lnnenberg where he died.
Children :
1. CMARLica, b. 7 Ai)iil 1771.
2. Chau.noy, b. 23 October 1772.
3. EdmOni), b. 4 December 1774. He Was styled: "Hon."
and wa.s (jovernor's Counsellor in 1825 and Justice of the
Court of Sessions. He was father of Hon. Luther S.
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THE GENEALOGY OP THE
'0
Cusliiiig, of Ilostoii. who was b, 22Jmi(! lS03an(ld.22 Juno
1856, ie53 Hon. Liithfr S. was clerk of tl . House ot l{e-
, prusentfltivps, Mass., from 1832, wliicli office lie held 12
y(!>irs. Ill 1841 he was elected a Kei>resoiitat' v'e to the
(ieiieial Court and the same near was appoint' d ,Judge of
the Court ofComiiiou I'lt as and remained on th(> ISeiich
four years. He was a leii<liii}f eilitor for some years of
the "Jurist and Law ALi{;uzine," and loft several able
works on jurisprudence In 1845 h^^ publiahed his well
known pami)lilet " i' Manual of Pu'-liamentary Practice,"
which continues to bo a standard work on the subject. Ho
was the author of the well known " Cushiiiff's Kcports"
being reports of cases in tiie Supreme Court of the United
■States, numberiiij; 8 volumes.
4. JosiAH, b. 20 April 1778, d. 2(3 April 1779.
0. ruisciLLA, h. 6 June 1779.
6. JosiAJi, b. lii January 1782.
7. CiiAUNCY, d. at lioston, 5 February 1793.
X. ISAAC CUSIIIXG, son of Jacob and Mary. Married 1 Jan.
1771, Mary Jones. Ho died 13 October 1815, x u8. tSlie died
i) December 1821, ;b G8.
Children :
1. Joanna, b. 19 Sept. 1773. M. 18 Sept. 1974, {■•etli Cushiiiir.
2. Sally, b. 21 May 177G. M. 2 yU\y 1798, .lohn Leavitt.
3. Isaac, b. 10 August 1779. M. 25 May 1815, Elizabeth Shuto
and settled in Sulem.
4. Tiio.MAS, b. 18 July 1782, M. 27 May 1807, Hannah Lincoln.
0. A UNA, b. 2 .May 1785.
C. :Mautin. b. 10 August 1788, removed to Uangor and died
there.
7. Maiiy Ciiauncy, b. 26 July 17.'1, d. 12 January 179t)
X. .MATTHEW CUSHIXG, sou of llezekiali and Lydia Jones.
Married first, 10 April I7G0, Elizabeth .Marsh, she died and
he married second 3\ May 179"), Llutb Sprague. lie died 2
February 1803, x 75.
Children :
1. CALKB.
2. EZ1:K11:L, b a September 1769,
3. H NNAH, M. 26 May 1795. Elijah Leavitt,
X. NATIIAXIEL CUSFIIXG. son of Ilezekial. and Lydia Jones
Married Alice, daughter of Joseph Gushing.
("iiiidren :
1. DKnonAsr, '0,1774. M.JohnXasli.
Children:
Dkhorah Cusiiing.
John Kino.
Nathanikl Cushing.
Hknky.
Eliza.
Israel.
2. Mauv. b. 1777. M. Bela Cushing, of Ro-iton
3. XATHAXIELb.1779.
4. I'ERKZ, b. 178!.
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Children:
Debormi.
80PHI.i.
John Kimpton.
6. Samuk'., b. 1787, of Boston.
7. Uktsy, b, 1791.
8. Chau vcv, b. 1794, d. 1S12, a; 19.
X. BENJAMIX CUSrirXG, son of Ebene.er and Elizabeth Da
n.els. Alarncd first, ,3 October 17G1 Susanna Sake and'
marned second -'G July 1770 Mary ColesworU.y who was
born lb December 1748 »»iiu »>d.s
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Children:
Bkn.amin b. 1762. M.lJuly 1799, AbigailCallendor and
d IPaving two daughters, Betsy and Susanna ll^
widow m. bamuel Joj)son. "
Susanna, b. 1764. M. tirst, 18 May 1790. .John Wilhington
and second, Solomou Rryant of Middleboro'
JnoMAS, 1772, d. in infancy.
Nancy, 1773, d. in infancy.
THE (5ENEAL0GY OP THE
Cliildren :
Thomas, b. 22 Nov. 1798. M. 28 August 1829, Kuphp-
niid Hodgo.
CnAKi.Es, b. .5 Oct, 1800.
John TrcKER, b. 4Jiiiiimfy 18fi3. M. Lucy f'hnpman.
(iKOimn WASHrNiJTON, b. IfJJune 1805. M. 18 Nov.
1835, .Mt'lictaU-l S. Moslipr.
Solomon IIuyant, b. 28 January 18)8 M. 1831. Maria
Tha.xtcr, ami liaii a son Charli's.
6. Henry, b. 21 Nov. 177G. M. 10 Oct. lsi)2, IX-bby Tucker, il
in l{<Htou. loavjug Henry VV., b. 1814, and others.
7. JnsiAH, b. 3 Sept. 1778.
8. Nancy, b. 8 Aug. 1781. M .losliua liowckor, of .Scituato.
i). ijTEiMiEN, b. 21 June 17>>1. M. 13 May 1S12 VMz^i Uoixlal*',
lived in Asliburuhani.
Children :
Stephen, b. 1813. (who had Joseph \V., b. 1837 and
Stt'ph.ii, b. 1841.)
15EN.IAMIX, b. 1M7, (who had J. Edwin, b. 1842, Bpn-
jauiin, b. 1844, Joseph U., b. 1817, Henry, b. 1854, and
Frederick, b. 1857.)
John F., b. 1823, (who had Irving F., b. 1858, and
Edward 11 )
10. Jonathan, b. 2)Junn 1786. .M. 1803, Saliy, daughter of
Nathan Lazell of South Uostton.
Children :
William H,, (who had sons Charles F., and \Vm. H .)
fueuerick.
Charles F.
X. JOSHUA CUSHING, son of Jo.shimandMary Freeman. Lived
in Duxbiiry. Married 11 September 17'Jl, Joanna Prior, who
was horn 122 .March 170U. She died 1.") Sept '. 'ber l^-i'A. lie
died 18 October 1857, ae. 90.
Children :
1. Mary, b. 14 March 1792, d. 5 Nov. 1*18.
2. NArHAMEL, U. 2 Dee. 17!'3.
3. Joan. b. 28 Dec. 1795, -M (■ai)t. W. Waterman.
1. JOSHUA, b. 11 .luuo 1801.
5. SALLv.b. 4 June 1803, M. 1st, George I'eterson, and, 2nd,
Atkins of I'rovincetowu.
6. J A NE, b. 19 Nov. 1807 M. I'eloz Cook.
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X. BENJAMIN CUSHLVG, son of Caleb and Mary. Married 17
December 17137, Hannah Hazeltine.
Cliildren :
1. Ha>naii. h. 31 Mnrcli 17*)!).
2. CAi.En. h. 21 May 177i».
3. Mauv, b. 11 May 1772.
4. IlKN.iAMlx, h. 21 .Iiiiie 177*1.
5. .lOIIN NKWMAHCH. b. 17 .May 1770.
6. Nath.vnikt.. h. 20 .ImIv 17>*2.
8. Mauy, b. 22 .March 1789.
X. CAliER, son of James and Anna. Married Sarah Sawyer, 1701.
Lived. in Haverhill, Ma.ss.
Children :
1.
,TaMH8.
2.
A>>'.
3.
CALKB, b. 17n7.
i.
THEODORK, b 177(1.
5.
.^AKAH.
6.
Ei.izAnKTn.
7.
AnioAii,.
8.
JOHN WAINWHIGHT.
X. JUDGE NATHAN CTTSHING, son of Jo.seph and Lydia King;.
He was first a i)reacher and afterwards a lawyer. He was a
dclei^ate to the Plymouth County Congress, held at IMynip-
ton, 20 Seiitember 1774, and one of tiie sigrners of the .Mani-
festo issued at the Plymouth Conpre>.s, 4 October 1774, (sec
footnote p. 22 and see remarks on Joseph X.) In 1776 he
was appointed Judge of AdniirnUy and with great firmness
condemned the captured Hritish ves.scls, which brought
him into notoriety as a patriot. He was appointed J\ulge
of the Supreme Court in 178!>, in which office he continued
until IHOl wbe'i he resigned. He was afterwards a ("oiin-
sellor of the State. He was a gentleman of noble form,
manding countenance and courteous manners, distinguished
more for solid judgment and discretion than for eloquence.
He married in 1777. Abigail Tilden, of Boston, who died
1810. He died 3 November 1812.
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Children :
1. ABKiAii. : M. 18 OctolicrlS ('., Hon. Cusliing Otis of'Scitunto
2. CiiitiKToi'HEi!, H.C 17!t4. M. 1817. Lucy Nicliols ol'Scitiiiitc
niul d 1819; l>is widow subsiHiiu'iitly niairied Hon. Wilkes
Wood.
3 Fuan<:ks. M. Capt. Lemuel dishing of Uoxbury.
X. PICKKLS CUSHLVG, son of Joseph and LydiaKiug. Married
17G8, Abigail llateh.
ChiUlren
1.
JO.SKI'H.
2-
I'lCKKLS,
3.
liKI.A.
4.
CllAlll.KS,
T).
Maiitin,
6.
KoWLANl),
7.
LUfY,
8.
Abigail,
M.
Sarah,
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2.
3.
4.
5.
XI. JOHN CUSHlNCi, sun of IVtrr !iii.i Silence Hurr, (stvlcMl
"Captain.") Married, Hrst. S May 1785 Lucy Tliaxter. Slic
died 22 June ITSG. He nliirried, second, 28 Dec. 1788,
Cliristiimii Tliiixler. He died 15 Miirdi 1803.
Children :
l.ucY, .. 21 .lunp 1780, d. 14 l"el. 1M4.
(iiiilssY 'liiA.XTKK, bnp. 3 Miiy, ITS'.t.
Fanny Lincoln, bnj). 10 An;;. 17'.»1.
8n.KNCK lUiiK, bap. 17 June 17^2. M. 25 Feb. 181(5 .lolin
Heal.
•ToHN. biii>. 2i» Jan. 171"7.
6. I'KTKU Haw KKs, bu]). 'J(i A].ril 17H9. M. 21 Dec. 1822 Deb.irali
Jact)l).
XI. NKD CrSHlNG, son of Peter and Silence Burr. Married 14
April 1811, Susan Barnes.
Children :
KowAni) John. b. 23 Feb. ]S12.
Samukl Am)I!K\vs,o Oct. 1813, d. 24 Oct. 1S14.
Saml'ei. Anuukws, b. 27 Dee. 1815.
Wu.i.iAM Haknks, 1). Ill .May 1818.
IsuBAN HAUNK.S1 • ! b. 14 AiiR. 1820.
IlKi.KN Fi.iZAKKTn, b. 18 Marcli 1823.
7. LVDIA (jII.man, b. 23 April 1829.
XI. THOMAS GUSHING, son of I'eter and Mary Bantam. Married
12 Feb. 1778, widow Anne TuUle. Resided in Dover, N.H.
1.
2.
3
4.
5.
C.
M. Hannah McCnusclin ,
2.
3.
4.
5.
Children :
Jonathan, b. 27 October 1778.
and died fi Jlay 1827.
William, b. 17 Ajiril 1781. M. Nan( / Hayes.
Maky, b. 11 Dec. 17S3, d. 7 Dec. 1837. Unmarried.
Hannah, b. 22 Fobniary 1785. M, Reiijaniiii Tlioniai.
Nancy, b. 20 .Mnrcb 1787. M. William Kelley, and d. 27
Auffust 1831.
Petku, b.29 February 1790. X. .Sarah, daugiifer of.Stoujrli-
ton Austin, of Dover, N. H., and d. there 15 June 18H7,
leaving descendants.
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XI. ELISIIA CUSIII.VG, son of Elisha and Mary Lincoln. Mar-
ried 15 Marcli 1772, Deborali Ciisliiiig. Died 13 Oct. 182(J,
a?. 83.
Cliildren :
1. Deborah, b. 10 Aug. 1772.
2. Maiiv, b. 20 Aug. 1774, d. 28 Jiin. 1833.
3. TKCoDoitK. b. 27 Oct. 1776.
4. Loi!iN(j, h. f> April 1779.
5. Maiitix. b. 30 Jan. 1781.
6. ELKSIIA. b. 29 .Sept. 1784.
7. Giuni.KY, b. 14 Oct. 1780, d. 1 Nov. 1786.
8. .SALLV, b. 20 Dec. 1787.
9. .Sophia, b.O Aug. 1790.
XI. BKLA CUSIILVG, son of John and Olive Lincoln. Married
first Susanna . She died 2tJ Aup. 1818. He married,
second, 3 Dec. 1820, Betsey Lincoln and died 7 Dec. 1838,
a?. Go.
Children :
1. Mary. b. 20 Oct. 1804.
2. Susan, b. 2 Dec. 1806.
3. .TOHX, )). 7 April 1808.
XI. DANIEL CrSIIlXG, son of Daniel and Elizabeth Lincoln.
.Married 25 .\u<?. 1778 Sarah Lincoln. She died Jan. 17'j3.
lie died 10 I'^eb. 182(3, ic. 73.
Children :
1. Daniel, b 13 Oct. 1778.
2. .Sarah, b. 30 Aug. 1781.
3. Ki.iZAiiKTH, b. 18 Aug. 1784.
4. FHANC'LS, b. 27 Aug. 1785.
5. Elm AH, b. Oct. 178 5, d. Dec. 1786.
6. Elijah, b. 20 Nov. 1789.
' 7. EinvARi), b. Nov. 1792, d. Aug. 1793.
8. Lkvi, b. 24 Jan. 1795.
XI.
THOMAS GUSHING, son of Ebenezer and Sarah Lincoln.
Married, first, 17 Sept. 1780, Elizabeth Lincoln. She died 7
Feb. 1797. He married, second, 25 Oct. 1798, Ruth Sprague.
She died 21 June 1800 and he married, third, 5 March 1807,
Leah Gushing. He died 2 Dec. 1832, so. 79.
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Children :
1. THOMAS, b, 4 8fpt. 1781.
2. EMZABKT.r. b. 2 March 1783. M. 10 April 1803, Israel Fcar-
3. Lydia, b. 2.3 Dec. 1784, d. ,30 Aiij». 1803.
4. KuKNKZKU, b. 13 April 1787, d. at IJoston, Nov. 1882
5. HKI.A, b. 18 ,lun.' 17-9.
6. David, b. 3) Jhii. I7it2.
7 SAMUKL, b. 1 75.4.
8. ENSIGN, b. 28 Dec. 1796. M 2!) .Sept. 1 810, ICIizabutli ( 'u.sl.iii«
Children :
Lydia, b. 13 May 1817, d. 10 l>pc. 1834.
Mauv HoijAiiT, b. f) AjjHl IS21.
9. HUTH, b. 4 .July 1799.
10. Hkn.ia.min, b. — , d. 21 Oct. 1822.
XI. EBED CUSIIING, sou of Eberiezer and Sarah Lincoln
•Married 1 1 Dec. 170,3, Hetsey Amos. He died 1<; J„ne 180S
Je. 4y. Slic died 28 March 1842. '
Children :
1. Erki>, b. 7 So]n. 1794.
2. Hktsky, b. 18 .May 179fl. 31. F.bcd Ilobart.
3. La BAN, b. 11 April 1799.
Xr. DAVID CU8IIIXG, ..on of David and Ruth Lincoln, (styled
" Captain.") Married 17 Oct. N79, llannaii Cusliing'and
moved West. He died 1827.
Cliildren :
1. JO.SKrH.b. 23.1aii. 1781.
2. Hannah, b. 9. June 1783.
3. DAVID, b. 7 Nov. 1785, removed to Walpole, Mass.
4. .SusA>\A, b. 2.5 .March 1788.
5. LABAN, b. 29 April 1791, removed to A.^hburnham'.
«. Dkhorah, b. 6 Sept. 1793.
7. M08K.S, b. 20 March 179(5, removed to Catharines, Schuyler
Co., N. Y.
XI. JONATIIA.N GUSHING, son of David and Ruth Lincoln.
Married Sarah.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
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6.
7.
Uliihlfcn :
Jonathan. 1). 10 Jan. 178!>.
Saisah, 1). I'l Nov. ITIH). M. 1820, William Torry.
Kith L.. h. ',) .luiic 17H3.
ADAM, I). ;;oN()v. 17!m.
l{()\\ i.AMj, I). 1) Ni)v. 17!t8, found (lend near Prospect Hill, 31
Aliiy 1S^0.
Ci.AiussA, 1). 'J.C, IMiircli 1800, M. Feb. 1832, Henry Hii)ley.
WIIJ.IA.M <iI!AV,l). 3 AUR. 1810.
AHKL CUSHINd, son ofOnvid and Kntli Lincoln. He served
three yeiir.-^ in tlie war of liie Kevolntion, and uisu nnder
Gen. Lincoln in llie sti|i]iression of the "Sim}' Uehellion."'
In 1790 lie moved with his family from Hiiighani to Chester-
field, HamiKsiiirc Co., Mass.
Children :
AI'.KL, 1). 13 March 178,%
IIOSP^A CUSIIING, Hon of David and Ruth Lincoln. Mar-
ried 8 Jan. I7D2, Celia Wilder. He died '22 xXov. 183G,
a?. 7L
Children :
HosKA, h. 15 AuR. 1792. d. 25 Sept. 1815.
Ki,i.,AH. 1). 23 July 1704, d. 15 Ajjril l^uO.
ALLAN, b.2!» June 17U6.
rnu,ii>, 1.. 3 May 1798.
5. ELI.JAH, b. 27 May 1801.
(i. LAIiAN.b. 30 .Sept. 1803.
CHARLES WHITOX CQSHIXG. son of David a :d Ruth
Lincoln, (styled " Captain.") Married Deborah Jacobs of
Scituate. He died 21 June 1828. k. Ul. She died G \ov.
1841, a3. 65.
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Children :
1. Dkdouah Hkiimonj, b. 8 July 1796.
2. Fatima, b. 19 Nov. 1797, d. 19 Dec. 1798.
3. Fatima. b. Sept. 1799.
4. DAVID, b.2 0ct. 1801.
5. Maiski., b. 25 8cpt. 1803.
6. Eunice, b. 29 Sept. 1806.
7. Abicjail, b. 24>'ov. 1808.
8. CIIAHLES \y., b. 26 Oct. 1811.
9. Sophia Bkadford, b. 28 June 1814.
10. Joseph, b 25 Oct. 1817.
11. James, b. 10 April 1820.
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Xr. ELNATHAN CUSHIN'O, son .)r David and Hiitli I.iiici.lii.
•Miirried. Lived in Scitmite.
Cliildren ;
1. Mauy H , 1) 2t) .Jan. 1S03.
2. .iKiumiA (iAY, 1.1. UO .Mairli 1805.
li. KUNATllAN, b. 27 Auj,'. IsoT.
4. Ann Jank, b. 7 -May IUVM.
i. FiiANCKH, b. 22 Mui-cli ISll.
ti. William, b. 22 diiii. ISiJl
7. ( iiiiL-ii'iANA, b. i;j .Murcli 1814.
8. I'liiasTiANA. b. 27 June 1817.
'J. L)AVii>, b. 15 .Marcli 1819.
JO. J(j.siAH, b. 1 Jan. ISil.
X\. I'tOIJIiKT CU8HI\G, son of I'yam and [Iiinnaii Lincoln.
Alarried 'SH Jan. 178"), Jiiditii Lurinjr. Ik' died 8 Maicli
1825, ic. GU.
(."liildreii ;
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1. .iriHTii, b. •.> .May 17^t), .M. H .>^('))t. 18n7, Abel Feurjn;;.
2. Dkiiuiiah, b. G Sept. 1787. -M. 3 .Ian. Isut), Jacob (iilkey.
3. I'VAM, b. I) July 178l».
4. An>a, b 3 Nov. 17^1.
5. Hannah I>in(;(.ln, b. 21 April 17'J4. M. 22 D.c. 18b;, Danie
Sbutc, jun.
t). I'A K.MELA, b. 20 Ai>iil 17'Ji3.
7. ilAUKIKT, b . il. 2 Feb. 1300.
IIE.XRY CUHinXG, son of I'yam and Hannah Lincoln.
Married 28 Dec. 17;iL Saiali Wliiton. He died 17 Ajiril
18U9, le, 43. 81ie died 2i) Marcii 18GU.
Cliildreu :
1. Sauah Jonks, b. ol March 1793. M. 18 .Sept. 18;5, Benjamin
Wilder.
2. l'nis( ILLA, b. 21 Jan. 179-3. M. 9 Nov. 181.'). Jercd Jarnapun.
3. litNliV, b. 29 Jan. 17j8.
4. AUELINK, b. 30 >lay iHiS.
5. Makv 15., b. 10 Marcii 18(.»S, d. o Jan. 1813.
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SETH CUSinXG, son of Pyam and Hannah Lincoln.
Married, first, 18 Sept. 1791, Joanna (.'u.-iliing. 9hc died 8
June 1814, and he married, second, 30 November 1815, Sarah
Gushing.
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CliiMrcii:
1. SKTII. 1p. H.liily IT'.f,.
2. Lkonaki), li. -JMiircli 17!;7.
!i, ANDliKW, b. wNov. ISdl.
4. Ol,IVi;i{,lj.lo .Inn. 18(11.
f). \Vkm>hi.i., b. lit Jan. ISOd.
•5. .loANNA, t>. 14 Miiy 1*'S. M, 27 Dec. 1S27, Aldcii Wil«l.>r.
7. DKiiouAii, li. 'J4.Iiin. 1S1.S, M. 2.)iiii. 1^30, IVt.r I,aiH'.
XI. VVAIKZ rVsmSVr, f^i>n nfVvvvt am\ Ruth Cnshiwff. Married.
(J Dei\ If-dS, Miuy Willistoii, wliu wm.s horn 2-4 Oct. 1780.
Ik" died U; May 1H22, fp. ')l.
Ciiildren :
1. Pkrkz, b. 2a Scpt.lHoi).
2. AlAllY, b. 21 Oct. IHll.
a. 15UT1I. b. 28NOV. 1818.
4. Ta.m.-<i.\, b. 20 Kt'b. ISKl.
6. David Wa tkhman, b. 7 Dt'C. 1S18. M and d. 2 April 1847
Children :
David Watku.man.
KLizAitKTii Moiiro.v,
SAUaU (iKNlSll.
6. Hemkcca, b. 12 Aug. 1821.
XI. WASHINGTON UUSHIXG, aon of Tlieopliiliis and Patience
Dunbar. Married, first, 23 Dec. 1798, Hannah Gushing. She
died 21 April 1828. lie married, second, 13 August 1828,
Mary Stoddcr.
Ciiildren :
1. Emma, b. 25 Nnv. 1799.
a. Kmma, 1). 26 Nov. 180().
8. Gkouoe Washincton, b. .luly lSii2, d. 1 Nov. l8o5.
4. Hannah, b. 14 Nov. 1804, d. 8 May 1826.
5. TATiENtK, b. 28 Jan. 1607.
ti. >Vahhin<jton, b. 28 Jan. 1809.
7 TiiKoiMiiLis, b. 21 July 181J.
8. ^ATIK^•CK DUABAn, b. April 1814, M. Nov. 1S32, John Puffer
XT. NKHEMIAll CL'SHING, son of Theophilus and Patience
Dunbar. Marrit d ISoO, Deborah Brig^s. She died 1 (J May
1832. lie died 29 June 1829, a' 52.
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5.
6.
9.
10.
'•rsiIINd KAMrLY
Cliililri'ii :
DKiinii.Mi lUi'.KKii, li. .Tl .lannnry 1«01, M..^c^^tlllll HoMcy,
ill., 12 .Scpii'iiibcr 1S22, at lllii){liuni, .Mu.'«k. uiiil<l. I^>i7.
Children:
1)kh(>i;aii, 1
Kl.I/.AItKTII Iflt MMOM), I
N'khk.mi All ('isiii.\(», } All (lied unmniriiil.
MaIJI A .lAClfllS,
I'HANKI.IN, )
rilKol'illM'.S. b. 'JS.TiiiM', 1802.
Xeiikmiaii, b. ut lliiifrliinn, 18 April 1^(U. M. 20 NoVfinbcr
1S27, Bct.scy .lacol)s of lliiij^liaiu, il. lii.Iamiary 1S4(».
Children:
Mkkiaii I:i.i/.aiik'i)i, b. 1832, (1. 22 Hpptoinber 1883.
Nkhkmiam,
WlI.I.IAM,
I'KTKIt, b. at HiiijrbHin, 10 Mny ISIUJ.
I5EN.JAM1N HAIMvKlf. f). iit Hinnbam. 2il .Scpti'mber lSi8,
William, b. at Jlinjiham. .Muss. 21 >^e\>t, A81o, cl. lf<35.
SKTII ItKlC.U-'. b. 18 .Sept. 1812.
Keiikcca I'AKTiMixiE, b. 181o. >I. Natbuiiii'l IJrooks (if So.
Scituato, (1. 1855.
Children:
Martha Wasiiimjton, b. at So Scituatc, 1842.
Kkiiecca tusiiiNO, b. at s«. Scituati', 1814.
IIaukiette Anioinktte, b. ut .^o. Seitiiato, 1847. d. 1871.
William I'e.n.n, b. ut .So. ,<citiuite, 1851. lie uriKiuatcd
Iroiu tlio -Massucliuj.sett.'s Agricultural ('olltgt', in 1875.
Ill 1877, was appointed by tlic .lapaiu-se Goviriiint'iit,
rrolessor of Affriculture in tlio ('ollcfre, at .Sappora,
Prov. of Hoiikaido, Japan, wliore he now lesides.
Samuel .Ioseimi May, b. at So. Scituate, 1858.
AiiioAiL Uaukek, b. 1817, d. lS4j, utuunrried.
Am<ue, b. 1820. M. Delia Uich of Frankfurt, Me., 1846. Sho
d. 1871.
Cliildn'n:
Kebkcca I'ak tuidoe, b. in Trnnkfort, Mc , 1847. M. 1877>
Calvin S. .May, Middletown, Conn.
Allstone. b. ill r'raiikfort. Me., 1840.
Lucinda Kkh. b. in Frankfort. ^le., 1851.
Kicii.MoND HER8KY, b. in parish of Lancaster, St. John,
N. IJ.. 1853.
Chal'ncy DiiEW, b. in parish of Lancaster, St. John,
N. B., 1855.
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XI.
11. IlAuitiKrr n«i(i(»'«, b. 1S22 iit llliiKliiim, MaHH., d. In
Wiiitt'iport, >['(•., I8"t}.
12. VoLNKV, !), 1820. M. Harriett Chick of Caluld, Mc, in 185t;,
living ill ; .(II Iiiiucisco, tui.
Cliililrc'ii;
lo.MA, I). is:,7. (I, in .San l''raiici.sco, Cul., 'J4 Aurf. Ifj,j8.
Adki.aidk. Ii. WM.
Ai.u !•; .Mav. b. 1S(!2, d. .Sfpt. 8 lS6t.
Anduk, b. 18(14.
l.AWiiK.NCK, b. 1870, d. 1871.
Kdith, b. 1872.
WlfiLIA.M (;U.S1I1.V(J, sou of Honjiunin iiud Ruth Croude.
iMurried .'i Dec. 1778, Eliziibeth Lane.
CliiMren:
1. Wii.i.tAM, I). 10 .St!pt. 1779.
2. (iKouoK, b. 20 .May 1781,(1. 15 Aug. 1782.
3. 1Jkt8i:y, b. 4 June I78;i.
4. I'KuiiV, I). 12 Oct. 1785.
5. (JKoiuiE, b. 27 Ki'b. 1789.
BEXJAMIN CUSIIIXG, son of Huijamin and Ilutli. .Married
2{j Nov. 178lj I.ijdia, duujf liter of John Beal.
Cliildreu:
1. Charlottk, b. at Hiii;,'liaiii, 178.3. M. first, 1804, Josiali
ftturtevant.and socond, WlU, Ebenezer Eastman.
Children:
lloLiNDA. b. 1800. yi. fir.st, at roir-broke, N. II., U'elcoine
Younj,' 1)1' Ka.st HoiSion.
J08IAU .S., 1817.
C1IAIU.UTTK v., 1820.
John U., I82;i.
t'JlAULKS (,'., 1825.
2. Lyuia, b. at Ualilux 1790. .\I. 1818, Timothy GUe.
3. l}iiN.jA.Mi.\, b, at llalilax 1794. M. lirst, 1715, widow Elizabeth
Kurviild.
Children:
John IJkal, 1816, d. in Infancy.
Lydia Bkal, 1817.
Elizauktu Mooub, 1820.
M. second and liud
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(yhiUlren:
.lolIN HkAIm
('irABU)TTK .Tank,
M,\I!V (ill.K,
Till' (iimily is imw iiriiicipiilly in New lliimp-'liin'.
THOMAS CliOADK ClTSiriNC, sou of Kciijamiii and lliilli
Cioiulo. Married .SmU}-
Uliildron :
Died ill Siiloiii ls_M.
Xi.
1. Itirnr.l). l" Ain-il I7'.t3.
2. .loiiN, I). 31 A»K. ITitr).
a. (Ai.Kii, h 10 Scjjt. I7'.»t5.
4. I'lioMAH ClioADK, 1). 7 Miirch l"!t;>.
.J|;K(»MK CUSin.Vd, son of iJ.'riJaniiii iim, iJiilii Croude.
Manii'd lf> Hi'pt. 181:!, Mary Tlia.viT. lie died ;ji) July ISJ^
iv. 14.
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4.
Uliildrcii :
<'HAltI.()TTK (lIAIiWhl.I., li. 13 DcC. l^Lj.
1'',1.IZAIIKT11 liAllKKK, ll HI iNllV. 1817.
]^t( V Thaxtku, 1>. 27 .Ian. IS'ji).
r.L:>.JAMiN, b. <J .May 182L'.
XI.
ELMER < ' CSHING, son of Col. ,Joh and Lucy, .Married '> .fune
178.'!, Lydin. daughter of Josepli Ha.stings, wlio wa.s liurii
at Slievv.sbury, 17 March 17G;J. In 17i»8, he removed wilh hi.s
family to Lower Canada in eoiise(iU('nce of an offer from
the (tovernnient, of twelve hundred acred of laud a piece,
to actual settlers, and settled in the Towiishi|) of Shipton,
where Richmond now is. It was then an unbroken wild-
erness and they wentfroiu .Montreal up the St. Francis River
in birch bark canoes conducted by Indians, arrivini,' at their
destination iifler five days weary travel, 24 May 1708, and
occupied a little shanty until Aui(ust, by which time lie had
a more comfortable dwfdliijg prepared. During tiiat year
ho cleared twenty -four acres on lot 1(5, in the 14th Range.
The Charter of the Township was delayed four years from
the commencement of the settlement, owing to the inability
of the settlers to fulfil all the conditions, but was finally
granted in December 1801, by (Jovernor Prescott, to Elmer
Cushing and forty-six associates. In 1802 lie erected both
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a grist mill find saVv mill, which were ix'iilaccd in 1808 by
more subotatitial ones ; the irons for them were olitaiiuul in
Vermont and part of them brought through Lake 'Jh-m-
plain down the Richelieu and St. Lawrence and up the St.
Francis in canoes ; and a part drawn on liand sleiglis from
Dudswell, by his son Prentice, then a lad of sixteen. He
biiili also the first pearl ash for the manufacture from wood
ashes of black salts, potash or pearl ash. His wife died at
Shi[)ton 13 March 1812. lie died at Stanstead 30 January
1833.
Children :
1. .rOHN PHEN IRE, b. 23 October 1783.
2. AuTK.MAS, b. SlJauuary 1786.
XI. JOB GUSHING, son of Gol. Job and Lucy. .Married 2 Sept.
IT'JO, Sarah, daughter of Col. Asa llice. He came to Ca-
nada in the fall of 1798 following the lead of his brother
Elmer. He ascended the River St. Francis on the ice in
Fre ich tniinrii and settled in the Township ofShipton.
The lirst school in the new Township or Settlement was
tiuight in his house by Miss Kimball and mostly cjnlined
to his family. In 1804 he removed with his family, to Three
Rivers, whence in 1814 he moved to .Montreal where he died
21 January 1821, ve. SG. A long time before his last illness his
sight had suddenly failed him and he could scarcely tell
whether a candle was lit or not, but during the last few
days of his life he could read in bed without spectacles,
ilis widow died suddenly 4 A[)ril 1830.
("hildren :
1. LiTCY, b. Shrewsbury, 14 Jan. 1791. M. 1814 Tlionuis East-
man, who was l)oru in Coiiconl, N.ll., 21 May 1(811, ami
(1. 15 May 18T0 at Poacham, Vermont. Uur husband d.
14 December 1872,
Children:
Miriam, b. in llawkesbury, Ont., 3 i January 1816.
Sauah, b. Jlontroal, V) AprillBlS.
Thomas Mellen, b. Montreal, 8 November 1820, d. 17
December 187o.
Harrikt C, b. Montreal, 4 April 1823, d. 2() March 1828.
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LircY, 1). JlDntrcal, 2'.1 April 182ti, d. 2') December 1S72.
MAiiTiVA.b. Moiiticivl, 24 October 1828. M.4Junel864,
.Tames II. Haven and now (1877) lives in San Francisco.
John ru8HiN(*, b. Vaiidreiiil, 2 Augiit.t 1832, d. 8 Xov.
1859.
2. HKZRKlAir incE.b. Shrewsbury, 13 May 1792.
3. Kli/..\-kth, b. .Shrewsbury, 18 March 1794. M. at Three
IJivers, 27 Octobe.- ISll, Cyrus Kastman, who was born
in Concord, N. II , 7 May 1787 moved lo Amliorst, N.Ii.,
1814, d. 17 DfC.lSCl.
Cliildren:
LorisA CusHiNH, b. at Concord, N.II., 16 April 1813. M.
Nciveinlwr 184<) Dr. Hezekiiih Eldredgo of Anit'sbury,
Mass., and htid cne child.
Cyrus CiiAMnEULAix, b. at Salisbury, 20 Soptombor 1815
d. at Ainberst, N.II. 19 September 182fi.
IIai!U1ET Hick, b Amherst, 28 .Tiinuary 1818. M. 11 Ai)ril
1850. VVyatt 15. Woodman uf Danvers, Mass., and had
four children.
Elizaukth, b. 9 September 1821. 51. 4 September 1845
Ervin i'>. Tripp of Concord, had throe children, and
d. 6 October 1844.
Abuy, b. 18 .March 1824. M 3(» January 1849, George
Houtwel! Melendy of New York.
JiAUY Wilson, b. 27 November 1826. M. 19 October 1865,
Alfred Farley ofllollis. N.II.
WiLi-iA-M CnA.viiKKLAiN, b. 15 August 1829, d. 28 Jan.
1S3:I.
Saijah Fkames, b. 3 July 1831. M. 21 March 1872, Wii
Craig of New York.
Hki.kn GiiKOoiiY, b 29 September 1835, d. 15 July 1837
4. EMERY', b. Shrewsbury, 21 Nov. 179fi.
o. S«u\H, b. Shiptoii, 20 January, 1800. M. 1818 James
Natioa, who was Cliief Clerk in the Inspector (joncral's
OHicc in Upper Canuda and at the time of the Union of
the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada was Acting
insDGCtor General of Canada. He died in 1877, a;. 80. His
widow now (1877) lives in U.\bridgo, Ont.
Children:
Edward Williams.
IIakkikt An.xk, d. 1848.
Sauau.
John.
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James Cushino.
AlAKY.
Kl-IZAIiKTII.
(iKOROK i:.MKI!Y, (1. 1834.
(iKO'KJK Al .IftT'J'*, <i. 1873.
CnAiii.orri, .■^ii;"iii \.
KiiEDKUH K Ai'(;i;'<Ti'9,sti|)pi).<c(l to linvo il . 1S74.
(iKin'Kri>ic .VrfJUMA
Hkuhkrt C'LAr.KK, fl. 1847.
0. MiiUAM, b. Slii|>t()ii, 15 Oct. 1801, fl.23 Ai)ril ISO'^.
7. IlAiUUET, 1>. .Shiptoii. 20 Au<?., 1S03. .M. 1?2.3. WilHaiii
Tlioiii|)'^oii, .Montreal,
Children ;
Andrkw, 1), 2ii March 1821.
WiLMAM M.. (1. 23 Oct. IS.^^, in Houston, Tcsas -x. 30,
uninanii'd .
Harimkt.
.Ion Cusiii.vo.
Edmunu Jasikm.
Gk/siuik Ai/ursri'.s, (1. in Hr().)klyn, X.'\'., 13 Sept.
187G. !L>. 38.
S. LKMUF.L, b. Tliree River.s29 April ISOb'.
H. Joii, b. Three Kivcr-i, 2fi Oct. 1807, d. 4 Dec, 1$08.
10. Jon, b.Tliree Uivers, 17 .May 1811. .M, 14 Oct, 1S34, .Susan
H. (ire^'ory, d. 20 October 187.i.
Children:
(jKirntrni:, b. 1810. M. 5 June 18t36, Cliarles Corey
M D., and now resides in Mew York. One child living
Florence A., b. 187ii.
GKoiKiK \V., b. 1817, .M,D., and now resid(>s and prac-
tises his i)rofpssion in Brooklyn, N, Y.
XI. WAREIIAM CUSIIIXG, son of iJev. Jacob and Anna Williams
Mart'ied 1 January 17S2, Lucy Harrington. l>ied 11 Jan-
uary lBt»4, a'. 50.
Children :
1. LrcT, b. 2.J Oct. 1782.
2. I'oi.LV, b. 28 .luly 1781 .M. 1814, I'oter Boyden.
3. Anna, b. 8 May 1780 M. 6 Apri! 1807, William Hunnewell
of Cambridge.
4. Chaulk.«, b. 3. July 1790.
5. Martin, b. 8 June 1793.
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(i. LKOXAlil). 1). 3). Fail. 171M.
7. Mai!V A.nn. 1>. Iti Aufr. 17H9.
8. Ai-fii-sTUs, I'iiii. 9 iHc. 1S02.
Xr. CALKB CUSIlIXr.. son of Tiniutliy and Desire Jenkins.
Settled in Hriinswick, Me., Sept. 179'<. Miirried first, 19
Nov. ;80l,.Mary Dunning, wlio died l.T Nov, 18*ts. a\ 31
Married second, ."> Deeeniber IHl-l, Dolly Owen of lirun.s!-
wick, wlio died 'J'J A[iril IHiif). a-. 7H. He died 11 April
1838, ic. Gl.
Children :
1. ItuKi-s Ki>f;, b. '23.7uly lSii2. (inuluntt'd at Iiowdoiii ( oil.,
J?rniis\vick Me.. 1.S21. M.D. 1^24. Settk-d in Ik'uvfr Villup'
on the I'cnoljscot Kivcr same year and subsfquently re-
Tiiovcfl to Kanpor, Me . wliert' lie now lesiiles, liavinfr
retired from liis j)rof('ssioii alter !j'> years iiractice. Married
20 Octdber l^^it'i, Mrs Mary Dennis Hicli Crane, dau^rliter
of Dr. Ilosea liieli of liangor, ile.
Children :
Chari.ottu KoiiKRTS, b.22 April 1838. M. 25 November IRW,
Henry 1*. .Stupey, a native of Sweden, who was born 13
January l^«i'>. He was master of Hanp'e •' A. W. .'^tevens"
and \i as lost at sea in the terrilile hurricane of >n and 'j
l->l>ruary 1S70. <'liarlotte, the widow, now the only sur-
viving child of Huftis King, resides witli her fattier at
Haiifror. No children.
.)amks riiANci.'s, son of liufus Iving, b. 27 May 1><43, was
mate of the saiiK! l)aniue as ('apt. Stu|)ell, was lost at
soa at the same time, S and 9 February 187(1. Unmarried
2. T.ons TiLKSToN, b. 24 .Tune 1801. JI. 21 .laiiuiiry H52. Ann
Maria Webl) of I'.aiifror. Me., d. IS February l.'-3'^. His
widow and her two survivini: daughters now r^'side in
Boston, Mass.
Children:
Mahy CATirAUiNK, h. 23 Nov. 18.32, d. 1 March 1844.
Ann Makia, b. IS January 183").
FiiAT^ns l)rwM.\(j, 1). 9 Sejitemljer 1830, d. 2') .Sept. 1837.
F'kancis Louis, b. 10 March 1S38.
3. FitANcis l)UNNiNo, b. 20 January 1S0# d. 10 June 1835.
4. J< >HN .SCHATKIN, b. 12 September 1808.
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X\. ROBRRTCUHHING, son ofjolin and Deborali Barker. Married
Anne M., danghier of James Perkins, and sister cl' Thomas
II. Perkins.
Cliililren :
1. JOHN I'KIIKINS, b. 22 April 17S7.
2. Anne. 51. Henry IlijrginsDii tifliostou.
XI. NATHANIEL CUSIIXO, son of Natlianiel and Lncy Turner.
Married ]\Iehetiibi'l, dau<^iiter of Kev. Ezekiel Dodge of
Aliington, and resided at Pembroke. lie was probably the
"Lieut. Nathaniel," who was engaged in the battle of Bunker's
(Bn'Cd's) Hill 17 June 177"). Lieutenant of Lemuel Trescott's
Co. in Col. Jona. Brewers Heginient. He died 4 Oct, 1H27,
se 97
Children:
1. KzKKiHL D(.1)(;k, b. 1790. [I.e. 1S08, M.l). of Dartmouth
ISll. Jl. Dflii, (liiuglitfr of Caiituiu Sawyer of Hostoii.d.
5 April 1828, w 38. Attenik'd .St. Tiioiiia'* Hoi-iiital, Lou-
don, and the I siris Ho.<pital, wlien I'aiis was occupit'd by
the Allies. Ho attended the Lectures of Aberntthy, Sir
Astley Cooper and otbert. He lirst settled in Uostoa,
wbence he removed to Hanover. Of him it is said "He
possesspa eminent skill and tact in his professiim and
wit!, it that urbanity and kindne.ss of manner which se-
cured theconlidenceof all with whom b»> liad intercourse."
Children ;
Ellkx. M. William Mair of Tittsbur-;, and had Ellen
and Charles.
Lucy. .M. Lieut. Edward West, U. S. N.. of Maryland,
and had Fraiik O.and Charles.
Dklia. M. Julius Cushmau, an;i had Ellen and Mary.
I'oi.i.Y. M. Cliarles Uicketon of IMttsburg, and hiid Lizzie
>'ATHANiKi., styled " Captain." M. Elizabeth, daughter
of Edward Uarstow, and lived in Hanover, Mass., and
had William, Lizzie aiul Nathaniel.
Mkhktauki., 'S\. (ien. Nathaniel Cusliing Estabrooks.
Lucv. M. Dr. Sihis Holman, and had Louise (who m. a
MaiOcintosh), Ellen (m. Dr. liurges^), Lucy (m. Kev.
,Jarvi^), Mary, Silas A. and Frederic.
Gkouuk. U. at New Orleans.
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5. Klmah, M. Eliza Cobb.
Children :
Cr.oiic.v,
TllKODOKK.
Chaulks.
XI. CIURLEH CUSIIIxa, .on of Xa.haniel and Lucy Turner
Married Abifrail Collamore. ^ '
Children :
1. CllAHLES.
2. -(\i!i«Air,. M. Thomas Smith.
Cliildren :
Eliza Smitk.
AlHOAIL.
John .Smith.
llioiuas. Ins sccoiid cousin. ^wi.t
Children:
FUED.
VVlLLIA-U.
CriARLKS.
Sally.
SI. THOMAS OUS.II.VG, ,o„ of N-„u,a„io, „„„ ,,„<., T„r„cr
Married first, 11 December 1S08, Jl.rlha M. «•,,,„„ ,"",
Children :
1. THOMAS, b. 10 April 1814.
2. r.ccv. b. 25 .ru,y ,8,8. .M. Horatio Chickering of Dedba.n,
.3. ^™b.lOSopt. ,822. M. Henry A. liiee of Boston an.l
badonocliild Denny. " "Jn, ana
4. MAiMA.b. 24 March 1827.
5 OkouokS. M.Ju,,,. 1868 Ellen Baldwin.
Children :
Ellkx, b. I8G9.
Geokge.
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G. t'HAiu.Ks IIkmiy, settled ill f "aliCorniii, iiiid .'\I. l)i)loies
tliiiijjliler of Sell. .Jiiiui.Jofe Kstudillo.
("liildreii :
Kr.izA.
ClIAl'.LKS H.
XI. NICHOLAS (MX'K'H ('('S1II\(J, son of Hciijamiii, jr., and
Jlauiiiili (y'ooke. Miirricd ll.iiiiiixh Ilortoii, uiio died 24
Aug. 185'2. Ho died ;!! Jiiniiiiry 18-t7.
CiiiKlreii :
1. DAMKL, 1). ill rruvideiico, 11. I.. 4 April, 180r,.
2. Hannah, b .'Mmie 1SI)7. M. James K, lUidlonn;, d. 1841.
3. 1M:N.JA.M1N H. b. -Sept. ISOD, d. 1S74.
4. (»Ti.S II., 1). 12 October 1811.
[>. Niciioi.A.s CooKK, jr., b. April 1818.
(i. WiLMAM IIOKTON.
7. KDVVhN. b. ir> Feb. 1827, d. 14 July 187.3.
XI. DA.MEL (JOOKE CUHlIIXd, son of BcMJiinii!!, jr., and Han-
nah Cooke. .Married Susan Jarvis, vvho died Feb, I8(i2.
1.
2.
8.
4.
5.
Children :
GEORGE W. I). 10 December 1809.
SAMUEL HA15UETT, b. 21 Feb. 1811, d, 17 July 1873.
XI.
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Daniki, v., h. 2") Miircli 1813.
IJkn.iamin F., b 18 Nov. 1815.
CHAUI.ES JaKVI.'S.
(i. WiLMAN Jarvis, b. 'J Juno 1818, d. in infancy.
7. FuAXK, b. 16 Aiip. 18i!».
8. John J., b. 14 Feb. 1822.
9. Edwauo .7., b. 31 March 1824.
10. JSusan Jauvjh, b. 9 May 1827. 31. Frank Clumpy, Silk Ma-
nufneturer, Smitli .Maiicbester, Conn.
JACOB CUSHIXG, son of Jaeob and Susanna Lazell. Mar-
ried 23 June ISK!, Martlia Orcut.
Chihlrcn:
1. Jacoh, b. 3 .Alarcb 1817.
2. Martha, b. 11 Fob. 1819.
3. Sauah, b. 10 July 1821.
4. WiLi.iA.M, b.31 Dec. 1823.
6. Anna, b. 7 Xov. 1825.
6. SUSAKNA, b. 14 Ai)rill828.
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Ciiildron :
'Sahaii, b. 10 Oct. jsin.
Maiu- Ann. b. 20 AdhI ]S13.
i-KAii, !). 11 Auk, ixir..
Ai>NA, I). 12 Aiif?. 1818.
Isaac (HAifNCY, b. 3, Jan. 1821.
(■Ar.EB CrSHIxc;, 8„„ of .MattlK-w and Elizabeth Mursh.
-Marnud 1!) May 1780, LMcy Su.i.l,..nso„.
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5.
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CliildiXMi :
('ALKit, 1). 9 Oct. 1788.
Lkavitt, h. ir, July nsr,, ,i. j„iy ]82.3
J^KTiiEU, b. 24 Vvh. M'Xi.
Hktsky, b. 17 Nov. 17l»r,.
Pkiku, b. ]-, .Mnicli 171»s,(l. 8 .Sopt. 1823
Klizauktii .M., b. 13 .Mnicli 1800. "
I. i.ucv, (1.29 Scj)!. ]8()il.
8. JoNATiiAX, I). 15 Sept. 1801.
f. Tno.MAS, b. 10 Oct. 1S08 M. .Inno Sprnguo.
KZKKJEL CrSHIXCson of Matl.e.^ and KlizalnMl. Ma,.h
Mumcd23 0ct. 17^7,AbigaiU;il!. I,e died 19 July ih.-t.'
Cliildrcwi :
1. Lydia, b. 17 .March 1798.
2. AiiHJAii,, b. !t Aiijr 179;.,.
3. Mattlkw. b. 21 ,J,uu. 1S04, <I. 9 March 1825.
''^H^'iT ^'"i'""'''^'' ■''-"f '^'«tJ-"i^^' and Alice Cushin.
.Murned Jauc, daughter of Ilaywa.d Poirce.
Children :
1. .Tank, b. 1808.
Nathaxikl, b. 1809., d. 1857,
IIaYWAHI) I'KinCK. b ISl*' \1 loro II . , ».
and d. 1870. Harriot Maria Peirco
Children :
Flokkxck MAiiiA. Va.ssar („ll. I874
HavWAKU WAIiHE.N, II. f. ]877.
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3.
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LlVIN(»8TONE,
.Ikxnie.
Ida.
4. NA-rriAX oC Boston, b. ISU. M. 1863. Carrie E. Kelly.
X[. JOSHUA CUaniXG, sou of Jo.sliiia and Joanna I'rior. ^rar-
ried -9 Doc. 1827, ('aroline liradford and lived in Dnxbury.
Ho died G March 187(J, ve. 75.
Children :
1. «KnR<;K niiADFOui), b. 2.') Sept. 1«28.
2. .]o.«iii-A Mahsion, b. 2'J .lulv is;w.
3. Thomas Ukudeb, 1). 3 .Miirch 1838. M. 10 Doc. 1873, Lucy A.
(jrt'ild.
i. .Josiii'A :\I. M. -2 .luno 1859 Fannie Alien Lyon, who was
born in Cliicopeo, Mass., 14 Marcii 1835.
Children :
Edwin fiKontiK, b. 4. Ian, 1802 in Boston.
.losHUA Thomas, b. 29 Oct. 180)3 do
Mahki. LorisE, b. 3 Jan. IStid do
Florknck BiiAUKoiti), b. 21 April 187(5 in Dn.\bury.
jr.IIX XEW.MARril CU.SillXG, sonof Benjamin and Ilan-
naliHazoltine. M.irried and lived in Xewburyport. Died 5
Jan. 1848, te. G'J.
Children:
1. Hon. Calkh. b., 17 .Ian. ISOO. U. C 1817 M. 1823 Caro-
line, daughter of .Fud^jc Wilde of the .Supreme Court. She
died 1832 without issue anil be never re-married. lie was
admitted to tlie bar at Newburyport in 1822 and continued
his practice until 1829. He was Kepre.sentative from Nen-
buryport to the .State hepiislature 182.-), 18.33,18.34 in 1840
and 1850; Senator from Essex County in lS2i), and elected
to Congress in 183o. Ho was tlirlce re elected to Congress,
and sat in the Houst; of lli'presentativos until 1843, when
hi> was ai)pointod Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to China, whither he jiroceeded in July
of the same year by way of th<> Mediterranean, Egypt
and India, returning tlnougli Mexico in 1S44. In 1847 he
was ajipointed ColoiK^l of and led the JIass. Uegiment
ordered to Mexico, and was soon after promoted to the
position of IJrigadier General. Ho v as Mayor of his
native town in 1851 and 1852, and in the latter year appoint-
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('(1 ('nninifindcr of tlio ADciont nnd lIondraMe Artillery
Coiniiany of >In>*saclnis('tt.« by tli(> L"2iHliitiin' of .Mnssa-
chnsotfs. Ill l'^.'i2 hi' was apjioiiitofl .Iiulirc of tlie Sii|)rcni,)
Court, and in 1^")5 l>i'Oiinio Atforiify (iciicral of the I'nit.Hl
Statos, retaining tlio dtlipc until the close of tlip riorcc
Administration.
Up is now (1S77) tlioMlnistor of flic I'liitcd States (jovorn-
mciit to Spain.
Jluv. WiM,iAM. I>. lOAnrr. 1S22, Il.r. 1SI,3. M. 2n.Mnv
ISOt), Kllon >■;. ilollirook. Ifo was Mayor of Xewbury port
for llio years 18)t), Tj" and 'r)<5, and I?epres(>ntativo to tlie
Lefrisiatiire in 18,'2. He was for some years ric-iijent and
Director of tlie Ocean National i'.aiik of >>ewtiiiryport and
coniiect(Ml with various diaritahlo orfrMiiizntioiis. lie wa-;
larp'ly iiifere-ited with his brother John iS'fwmarch in
navi;.'ation. and tlie owner of several Hue shijis. lie d. Oct.
187"), i\\ "j.S, leavin;,' a widow, and oiii- son and two di>ujrh.
ters by a former marriajre. " lie was a kind-hearted man
atl'able to all, anil on<' of tli" most even-temered person
that ever lived, beiii<r I'xtreniely poinihir with all classes
— a man of la rjre and generous impulses." — nnstonJonnin'.
John TS'KW.MAitcir.
XI. CALEB CUSniXG, 3vd ciiiUi of Culeb and Sarah. I'.orn at
Flaverliill, Mass., 4 September 1 7G7. ^[arried Mary Church.
1702. Lived at Sali.^bury, N.FL, and af'tenvard at Orange.
Died at Charlestown, Maine, 2'1 Aiign.-^t isri3.
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Sat^ATI, b. 1.") June 1703. y\. Dr. Benjamin Flint. 1 F'.'b.
1810. Dr. Flint d. 2ti September 1S38.
Children:
Amiirose C, b. 4 June 1819. Now lives In Bangor, Maine,
John C, b. 3 Aiifrust 1821. Lives in Siou.v City. Iowa.
JoHx CHruni, b. 12 February 17!»5. d. at New Orleans, G
September 1819. Unmarried.
II.MiUiKT B.. b. IS June 1798. M. Dr Samuel lloskins, 10
July 1818. He died 12 January 1873.
Children:
John C.C, b, 18 January 1820. Now rostmastcrrit Sioux
City, Iowa.
William H.,b. SODecember 1821.
8amli:l \V., b. 31 January 1824. Xow lives in Oldtov/n
Maine.
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3IARY. h. 1} iM'bninry H2t'i. Now livc<in riiclscn, Mn.<*.
l.oiB A, 15., 1). :n .May 1S2S. Now \<\oh in C'liicBf-'o, IllinniH.
Jamks 1)., b. '.• October 1830. Now lives in Sioiix City,
Iowa.
C'Ai.HH .M.i.KN, li 3 lM'l)runry 1S33. Now Civil Engineor
oil l!altiiiii>ri> iiiul Oliin Itailroad.
Hakuikt S , b. 5 .Marcli 1837, (l.'Jii .Iiiiu- l-<73.
4. T. .Ii;i''KKUrt(>N, b. 7 February Ix'il. M. .^^oiiliia (inllisoii,
21 December l'^2('), ',1. 2ii .Imie 1S41. Only cliiUi, IIki.kn
M..b. 27 January 1S2'J. Now lives in l{o.-;ton, Mass.
5. Henuy U., b. ir» Octt btr 1SU3. L'ninarriud. Now lives in
Hoston, .Muss.
6. JoNATiiA.v A., li. 12 May 180G. M. Nancy W. Hill,, 8 June
1843, (1. in Wasliington, DC, 3 July 1873.
Children:
Mary A.,b. 22 April 1S48.
Uemiy D., b. 4 Uecoinber 1849.
7. Jamks 31.. b. 1!» September 18(i8. .M. Maaclia T. Miller. 5
June l^.W. Only cb.id. .^^arali Mildred, b. 17 June 1851.
8. Amanda M., b. Jlay 15tli, 1813. M. Kliliu B. Averill, 24
August 1837. Live in Dover, Maino.
Children :
GEouiiK I?.,b. 4 June 1838.
FuANK \V., b. 14 July 1840.
Anna 15. and Mauy C b. 24 October 1844.
Wii.i.akdC, b. 12 May 1847.
Fi.ouKNCK M., b. 29 January 1852.
Ambuose H,, b. 10 Marcli 1854.
Alice M , b. 21 November 1856.
XL THEODORE CUS1IIN(;, son of Caleb and Sarah, born 1770.
Married Abigail Jackman. Lived in yulifbury, N. H., and
Thetford, Vermont. Died 13 January 1850.
Children:
1. Samuel, b. January. 1799. Now (1877) living at Crete, 111.
2. James H., b. October. 1800. Now liviny: at Haverhill, Mass.
3. A.\n, b. November, 1802. Now living at Hyverbill, Mass.
4. Nathaniel S., b. Dect'mber, 1804. M. Melissa Wrigbt.
September, 1830. Now living at Lombard, Illinois.
5. Sakaii J., b. February, 1807, d. December, 1809.
6. Emily M. , b. July, 1809. Now living in Michigan, near
Detroit.
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7. M.UWA A., 1.. lY.biiKiry, 1S12, d. .S.-ptcinlMT, ISK)
^\':';'-' 'r- •>. .nn.uary. m;. >;ow liviug .a Atlantic
lowii.
.\I.
JUII.V WAINU-Rr(niT CTSIIING, son of Cal.b atul Sarah
■named tiurah Swell, liesi led iu Jlaverl.ill, .Ma.s.
Married
Cliildren:
1. .'amks William.
'2. .lOsKi'U \VAI.N\\|;i(,HT.
0. AIakv,
ami twocliiltlreii died voun^.
XI, JOSEPH CUSilLVG, .„.. or Piekel, and Abigail
Uezial. Howker. Lived in Scittiaf, Mass. °
Cliildren :
1. .Io(*KI'H,
2. .^IKl'IIKN.b. lajaiH.ar) 17U7.
8. J.KAKV,
4. I..U( V,
u. Matilda,
'3. IfKlilXCA,
7. J(jh.\,
8. Anna,
!'. Maistiv,
111. Allvnk.
Children :
1. Soi'iiiioMA, b. o.fuly 1794.
2. yAjsiiiMA. Ij. 18 .May i7(»,;
'■ '''"^uJll'd'T:"'";^"" ■7.Sinrutnev, Vt. Hon.ovedto
M.u..t.ud I'lani, P. (^,., ,s-.„. .m. ,i,,f ,3
Abbou. ' ' '' '"' "" ''• ^""•'^' ^^-^''"^ ^-
Chilli r(>n ;
CiKouoE 8.. b. 10 Juno 1SZ5. M. Elizabeth R. Clay,
and now law in Luwell, Mass. ^'
John IIaselti.v,, b. lO .)an. 1827. M. Mary Eastman.
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Addibmn IJknmamin, ]). 10 Uccoiiibpr 1H'2><. JI. Kkcta
.Martin.
S.MiAi! Klizahktii, h )S!52. M. .Moso.s llasoltliu'.
Mvitv DoituTiiV, li. IS.'JT). M. .Iciliii Nclsdii IVirci' jr.
Soi'iiitoM \ v., li. 1837. M. SyUi'Uiier Ji. lluniiilin-y .
Wll.MA.M, I). ISt.^.
Kdwaiii).
Kmilv.
ClIAltl.KS.
Nancv.
4. Hknjamin Smith, 1. 17 I)'>ciiml)('r ISoi, d. 22 Fi-b. 1806.
fi. .Sai i.v, I). 7 Dcci'iiilicr 18(11. (1. 27 l>cccnibt'r 1824.
(). ISkx.iaaiin. 1). 10 NcivcmlxT 1870,
7. Sai.o.mk, b!( April 1810.
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FuwiN .Su \w ) '"'0". b. 27 Kcbrimrv iHlTj Edwin
^UWAKU Ala.nson, ,V,".'"' 7J' *;'•'• '^^^- ••^'Iwunl AianxH.
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^^USI[A rr-sniX(;, son ..r Klislm a.m Deho.uh Cusln,,.
.Murned Liicy llmnphtvy. ^
Children :
!■ Kmmai.ink, 1), 2(i.;i||y IS12,
-• I.UCY llr.Ml'lllfKV, I), is I),,(.. Isl4,
■5 .lAMKs, 1,. ,u AiMl.,v..r, .M„s>., 20.'l.,no 181S.
4 M'SAN Ill-.MI'IIUKV, I). 23 Fcl). JS'JS.
^Ma.> iHil, llarnet J. Gilk.y. Hl.c ,Ii.d 24 FH.. isr.o K.
nmrned, second, l.'. Jan. 18,-.:', Nancy .S|,n,yue. " "
Cliildrcn :
1. "Aui:iKTK.,I,.2.i.I„lylS.32.d. ir,l,. !8o2
.Sp„t,.ylv„ni«. Va.. 12 May ls.i4, ,„mI .i. U M;.v 1S,;4
^. DKitou.Mi !•:,, I,. 19 .s,.,,t. 1841. M 15 r..,, .... ,\
4. Fan.nyO., I). April 18ot5.
'> Wallace G., b. 11 .May lS;;o.
I-KANCIS CUSinXG. so,, „f nani,.l ,„„| SanI, ,,i„c,„„
m^X^l A„ril 18,., Be,.,. S,,„,,,„... ;„ <,« .riil,';:
Cliildron :
1. El.zahbth, b. IS J„„o 1S16. 31. 1834, John IMke
2. iMtANci.s b. 6 Oct. 1SI8. i
3. Kdmu.vd, b. 9 Feb. 1824. i
4. 11 KMIY, b. 22 April 1827. .i
''m ;'''f ..wf '"''^' ^"" "^ ^''""'^« '^"'^ Elizabeth Lincoln
Married 21) Dec. 1806 Elizabeth Hobnrt. ^-''icoin.
Children :
1. Thomas, b. 31 July 1807, .i. 21 July 1813
2. Klizabetii, b. 1 Nov. 1812.
BELA CUSmXG, sun of Thomas and Elizabeth Lincoln
-Murned at BostoQ. '"^-oin.
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Ghildron,;
1. Rkla Thomas, 1). 12 May 181.').
2. l'i;ui-;z Lincoln, b, 2 .Miucli lS2y.
XII. S.V.MUEL CU8IIIN"(J, ^K)•l ofTlioinas aad Kliz;il)"t,li Linci)In.
.Miirricvl 5 .Muy ISUI, Hiuiiiii llobart, lie died lU Sow
18;J2, X. 38.
Ciiildrcn :
1. I;mm.\, b. 1] Oct. IHbS, (i. 18 Feb. ISIO.
2 ( Elizaiieth Lincoln, t ]>.
' \ I'KKSIS 11(JHA1!I', )
1 .^[uy I'^IS. EJizibctli L. M.
Thomas llohart ; I'.tsis II, M.
lo l>i'i!. is;};), Aaron Ciariliit-r.
3. Samukl TiiAXTKit, b. 21 .Mai-cli 1821.
^- I.Saiiah WtLi.KU. ) '•• 3 •'iuuiary 182.'].
XII. JOSEPH CUSIII.V(J, .son of David and Ila'inah Cusliins.
Marrit'd IHOo, Rebecca Ldnninds. lie was a jirintcr in Hos-
ton, whence lie removed in LSUiJ to Andieist, .\.li., where
lie established "The Farmer's Cabinet,"' a newspaper which
still exists. He removed to IJaltimore about 18()s. where
he established liiniselfas a bo.iivseller. lie there served in
tiie Legislature and City (Jovernment, and aided in the
establishment of the tirst Public School in that (Jitv— as
also in LSKJ of " The Saving's Hank of Baltimore," of which
he was President for 25 years until his death. He died there
1852, K. 71.
Children :
1. Jo,sEi'H, b. 18)0. M. 1*32. \uu Mackenzie. Shed. 18o3.
Children :
Sau.mi I'iNKicirrox, b. 18.34. M. 1808 Thomas .1. Morris,
ami lias one child, Joseiihine, b. 187r.
JosKi'n ilACKKNZii;, b. 18."% was a incniberof the "Mary-
laud Coiistiuititinal Convention " ;u 18fji.
Ann. b. 1838.
WiLKY Kdmands, b. 1S41.
2 Junx. b. 2U Aug. Ibds. M. 14 Oct. 1330 Frances Cromwcl;.
She d. 13 iAIarcli 1805
Children :
•>
JosKF'i, b. ;j Aug.
d. 18 Xov. 1804.
M. 24 June IS57Ella V. Wirilnuui
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CUSIITNG FAMILY.
81 Y.
Rkiiecoa Edmands, b. 16 Fob 1834
ErizABKTH WATKUs, b. 26 April \m. M. 6 June J85
Henry L. Norris.
JoHN,b. 18 Marcl. 1831. JI. Etta Wl.elan.
I-RANCKS, b. 5 June 1838. d. 2 Nov. 1838
Hknry MiLLicR. b. 8 January I84l. ' M. 13 Feb. 1868
Mar^an-t E- Fols( i. ^^^
RiCHAno Cromwell, b. 2 April 1842
Francis Cromvvkll. b. 10 Augu.tl844. d. 13 July 1874
Killed at
Children ;
Kor,ERT. HEyRY, b. 24 September 1835, C S A
battle of tiettysburg. 3 July 1863.
REnEccA Edmands, b. 22 Oct 1837
David, b. 22 Oct. 1842,
Joseph Edmanus, b, 3 Dec. 1844. C. S. A. d. 28 xNov 1862
Kate b. 25 June 1848 M. Nov. 1876, N. A. Gra Jw„y
Sa RA„ h RANGES, b. 3 Sept. 185... M. March 1872 Robert
vvoir.
4. Rebecca. M. Hon. J. Wiley Edmund of Boston
5. MART. M. Erastus Ed-erton <,nd d. witliout issue
6. Sarah. M. William H. Calwell of Baltimore
I. ELiZAnam. M. W. F. Sloan of Baltimore
Married and removed to Walpole, Mass.
1
2.
3.
DAV;n
.fOIIN W.
.Iosepii J.
Children :
LABAN CUarnxa son of David and ilannah Gushing.
Married ai... removed to Ashburnham, Mass.
1.
2.
3
4.
5.
Jo.SEPIl.
Laban.
Charles.
Georgk.
David.
Children
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THE GENEALOGY OF THE
Xir. MOSES CUSIII.VG-, son of David and Ilanrmh Ciishing.
Tilarried and moved to Catharines, Schuyler Co., \.Y.
Uhihlron :
1. U HUMAN. .Aliinicd.
Cliilflrcn:
Josiii'n.
2, Joseph.
XII. ADAM CUSIIINCr, son of Jonathan and Sarah. Married
6 Doc. 1820, Harriot Loring.
Children :
1. IIauuikt Auam8, I). 22 Jan. 1822.
2. EGKALET D., 1). KJ Jan. 1824.
3. Infant .Son, 1). !> .Maicli 182G, d. 11 March.
4. Jonathan, li, 1 Jan. 1827, d. .''j June 1S27.
5. E.MELiNK, b. 10 .Marcli 1828 .M. 27 Xov. 1850, Goorgo ^V.
IJilby.
(). Cakoli.nk, h. 22 Jiim- 18.30. d. 29 Oct. 1831.
7. Caroline A., b. 2 Sept. 18.32. .M. June 1851, John Nelson.
8. Mauia J., b 23 April 1835. M. 21» Nov. 18,55, Wni. '1'. Koord.
9. ELIZ.A A., b. 2() D^-c. 1838. M. 25 Nov. 1858, Josiah Kice.
10. 11 EN u I ETTA, b. (J A|)ril 1812. M. 23 Dec. 1803, Ephraim Snow.
11. Sara II Jane, b. 22 .)a:i. 1844.
12. JosEi'ii Adams, b. 24 Dec. 1840.
XII. WILLIAM GRAY CUSHIXG, son of Jonathan and Sirali.
Married 27 Dec. 18;!5, Sarah.
Children ;
1. AVii.MAM G.,b. Nov. 1830. M. 25 Aug. 1864.
2. .Sarah .8., b. 24 Dec. 1837.
3. Websteu a., b. 14 Oct. 18.39.
4. Martha A., b. 14 March 1841, d. 7 Oct. 1841.
5. Geohoe U , b. 8 .March 1S42, d. 19 May 1842.
0. (iKOROE K , b. 9 .Marc II 1843.
7. Infant, b. 10 Macoh 1844, d. 14 April 184(3.
8. Twins, b. 24 Nov. 1846, d in inf.incy.
9. Ellen G., b. 20 Aug. 1848, d. April 1849.
10. ISAiiELLA G., 1). 12. Iiily 1850, d. 10 July 1851.
11. 'J ECo.MA I'., b. 25 May 18.52.
12. Charles U., b. 8 Oct. 1854.
13. Ida U., b. 8 Oct. 1856.
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CUSHINd FAMILY.
83
XII.
14. Infant, b. 12 Slay 18.5'^.
lo. Fkank E., b. 18 Dpc. 18f]0.
10. Alma E., b. 24 Oct. 18()2, d. Kd). 1808.
IIO.V. ABEL CIISiriNG, .son cl" Abel, wan horn in Ilinjrliarn,
•Miiss. Graduated at Hrowii University 1810. .Married iHli'
Sarali Wliitoii. Klie died 27 Jan. \m2. He died 19 May ls(;»;'
ie 71. He studied law and was adniitted to tiio Jkr f,)r
riyrnoiitli Co. in 1814. IJe represented Dorcli<vster, Mass.,
in the Lower branch of tlie Le<rislatnre in 1832-;! and 4,'
and his County in the Senate dtn-ing 183r)-G and 7. In
1837 he removed to Boston, and in 1843 was appointed Judjre
of tiie Police Court, Boston, wliich oflice he held for 15 year's,
when he resigned owing to failing htallh. "He was ar'i
indefatigable student, deep thinker and close reasoner, and
a tnily estimable man.''
Children :
1. Sarah, b. 10 Oct. 1811, d. 1(5 Feb. 1889.
2. AnKr., b. 22 Oct. 18Ii.
3. An.NKii LouiNo, b. 19 July ISKi.
4. Hannah VV., b. 27 Oct. 1818, d. 1 .Sept. 1819.
5. H()Ua(;k, b. 8 April 1821, d. 2,', .Ian. 1865.
0. llKMtv Lincoln, b. 11 Dec. 1828.
ALLAN' CUSHIXG, son of Hosea and (,'olia Wilder.
Married Nov. 1822, Lydia Lapliam. He died 15 July I8G2
a\ GG. '
(Miildrcn :
IvKus Allan, b. 22 March 1824, d. 3 Auff. 1804.
ISAAC HINKLEY, b, 21 Nov. 1826.
Hkl.mont Olivkr, 1). 21 .March 1829, d. 13 Nov. 18;«.
EvniA Ja.mks, b. 10 Oct. 1881.
Sarah Lapham, b. 24 Feb. 1834.
Cklia Wilder, b. 14 Jan. 1887, d. II Dec. 18.38.
7. IJEL.M(XNT OLIVKR, b. 14 Aiig. 1889. M. 24 April 1803 Helen
Waters.
Children :
Cora .Jacob, b. 21 Ndv. 1865.
8. Cklia W., b. 15 April 1842.
LABAN CUSIHXG, son of Hosea and Celia Wilder. Mar-
ried April 1829, Alic^ Ferguson.
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THE GENEALOGY OP THE
Children :
1. Laban Fkrouson, 1). 8 Aug. 1830.
2. Edwahi) Saugknt, h. 20 May 1832. M. .ludilli L. Kennedy.
Children:
Edwaud L., b. 18 April 1854.
Julia K., b. 10 Doc. 1855.
3. AiiTHUR ClaRenck, b. .30 Dec. 1833.
4. Wii.MAM BiiADKOKi), Jj. 16 Aug. 183G. M. Marian Sclmylcr,
tinU dk'd 7 Aug. 18ij2.
Children :
FUED. B., b. 21 April 1860. *
5. Ai.iCK.
XIT. DAVID CUSHIXG, son of Charles W. and Deborah Jacobs.
Married Mary Laphara.
Children :
1.
DAVin. b, 15 Aug. 1820
2.
Au)r;zo, b. 14 Dec. 1827
,
3.
Mauv .iane, b. Marcii
1829, d. 14 Jan. 1830
4.
Mauy Jam;, b. 17 Oct.
183U, d. 3 Dec. 1830.
f).
Sauah Jaxk.
6.
MlCKHL.
7.
Otis.
8.
Sidney.
9.
Geouoe.
10.
Ferdinand.
11.
Isaijella.
XII. CHARLES WIIITOX, son of Charles W. and Deborah Jacobs.
Married 29 March I83G, f^I'zabetli Ana Lane. He wa3 fur
many years a prominent practical contractor and builder,
and was employed in the construction of many of the large
buildings in and about Boston. He now lives in llingham.
Children :
1. P:liz\ijbtu, b. 183-3.
2. Ciiaules, b. 20 April 1845
XII. PYAM CUSHIXG, son of Robert and Judith Loring.
Married (3 Jan. 181:3, Surali Jacob,
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GUSHING FAMILY,
85
Children;
1. rVAM.b. 11 Jan. 1814.
2. .Sauah .l,\coif, b. 14 Nov. 1815.
3. ItoiiKKT, b. 5 Vob. IBli).
4. Mahy .)oNp;s. b. 5 Dec 1820.
5. CALKH. 1). 29 Oct. 1F22.
M. Setli B. Cushing.
XII.
HENRY CUSHIXO, son of Henry and Sarali Wliiton.
Married, first, 25 Dec. 1822, Mary Gardner. She died 28
May 18:58, and he rnrrried, second, 2 May 1839, Angelina H.
Tower. He died 25 Jan. 18G4, x. GG.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Children :
Mauy G.. b. 28 July 1820.
J.YDiA, b. C Jliiy IKJl.
Hhmsietta, b. lo Marcli 1838.
An<;emna. b. 31 .Tan. 1843.
llHNRY W., b. 27 May 1848.
XH. SETH rUSHIXG, son of Seth and Joanna dishing. Married
Xancy . He died 23 ;\Iay 1829, m. 34.
Children:
1. NA^CY Page. b. 20 Nov . 1819.
2. Seth, b. 24 Feb. 1821, drowned 9 July 1834.
3. Isaac, b. Jan. 1823.
[ Er.LEX Mkuiah.
. ( Er.LEX Mkuiah. 1 , „„ ,, , ,„„_
*• j Helen Adeline, J ^- -^ ^'''^- 1^27.
XH. AXDHEW CUSHIXG, son of Seth and Joanna Cushing.
.Married 29 July 1827, Lticy Hersey,
Children :
1. Lucy Jacou, b. 20 Jan. 1829,
2. A.M)!!i;\v Chancy, b. 27 Anr, ]8,30.
3. Matilda Sumner, b. 23 Soj t. 1832.
XH. OLIVER CUSHING, son of Seth and Joanna Cushing
Married 27 Oct. 1828, Elizabeth L. Hammcnd.
Children :
O: IVEU Wendell, b. 17 Aug. 1829,
Elizabeth Lincoln, b. 12 Aug. 1831.
William.
Maria E.
Joanna A,
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THE (iENEALOOY OF THE
0. lUCIIKL H. •
7. Joshua H.
8. Wexdkll, (1. 9 Dec. 1843.
'J. A (IniiKlitcr, d. 18 June 1845.
10. M.MiY W.
XII. Tin<:OPlIILUS CUSHIXG, son of X.'licmiiili und Dfl.orali
Brings. iMarried Lncinda Lajiliam of So. Scituate, .Ma.-^s.,
1827. He was cni])loycd in 18;54, by tlic (Jalvcstori Hay
and Texas Land (.\)ni|)any, in surveyinfi a laiyo tract of
land granted to tlie Co. by tlie .Mexican Govcrnnient.
IJeturning from Texas in 183."), lie removed to Maine and en-
gaged largely in tlie Innibering bnsiness ; was tlie i)ioneer
in Eastern Maine of tlie niannfacturing and expctrtatioi of
Sngar Box Khook.s to the iSpanish AVest Indies. He served
several sessions as member of the Legislature of Miiiiie, as
Re|iresentativc of his town in the Iloure of Rojiresentatives,
and as Senator from the C'onnty of Waldo. He was a pro-
minent and earnest advocate of the temperance and anti-
slavery canses in their early and nnpopnlar days, In 18VI
he cansed to be erected a beantiful granite monument
dedicated to the soldiers and sailors of the war of the rebel-
lion who had enlisted from the town of Winterport, and pre-
sented it a free gift to the town.
Children :
1. TnKoi'Hii.rs M.\Mii.TON, b. at Ilingliam, Mass., 1827, son
of Tlu'opliiliis and Liicinda. 31.1st, Auffiista CMiid Molnie*
oi Frankfort, 5Io., 1858. .^le died in 18(i8. lie married
2nd, in 1870, Mary Ella Hinman, of lianpor, JMe. She
died ill .Montreal, Que., whither the)' had removed in
1874. lie was for several years a member of the JIaiiie
Le{i;islatiire, .serving both in the lower branch as Kepre-
sentativo of the town of Frankfort, (now Winterport,
Me ), and ill the Senate representing the county of Waldo.
Children:
LuciKDA, b. in AVintorport, Me , 1860.
Tehciv/l Holmks, b. in Winterport, Me., 1863.
Child of second marriage:
Ralph Hinman, d. in infancy.
GUSHING FAMILY.
2. LufiNDA Carolink, b. at llinghnni, Mass., 18:9.
3. GiiouuK HvitON.b. at llinpliain, Mass., IS.'^l. .^r. in ISSB,
in St. Jolin, N.ll., wIktc he is now living, An nio Tilton
Scamniel.
Children:
Gkorgk Sca:mmkl, b, St. John, N.B., ISOl,
WlJ.LIAM C'HAIiNING, b. " 18t)3,
Thkoi'hilus, b. " lud),
K.MMA IIklkn, b. " 1807,
Edith JiJV.'KTT. b. " 1372.
4. LoiiExzo De Zavala, b. at llingham, JIass., 1835, d. 21
.Sei)t. 1835.
5. UjiEXDA Tuoii,. b. Kast Orrington, Me., 183G. M. John
Henry Taylor, ISOd
Children:
Cauolink Cl'shing, b. 1868.
0. William Chanmx(j, b. 1838. lie was Liontcnant in Com-
pany I, 13th Maine Volunteers U. 8. A., whii-li roiini'.l a
l)art of tin- expeditionary force for the reduction of New-
Orleans (InriUf? the Soulliern Rebellion. He contracted
a mortal disease while stationed at Ship Island, and died
on board ship " Ocean I'earl "while entering Boston Har-
bor in 1862.
7. Chaklks lUuxK, b. in Frankfort, Mo. (now Winterport),
10 April 1842. M. Mary Kli/.abetli Chick, in San Francisco,'
Cal., 18 3Iarch 18(5i), Kubavjuently removed to Montreal, (^
Children:
Mauy Gertuude, b. in Montreal, 7 April 1870.
XII. PETER CUSHINTr, son of Nehcrniah and Deborah Brigg.s.
Removed to Maine and married in 1842 Eunice Colby Dorr,
of Buchsport, who was born in 1820.
Children :
1. Ada KicH., b. at Frankfort, Mo., (now Winterport) 1842
d. 1854.
Sakah Jane, " ><
HaUUIET IjRKiGS, " "
Teter Gi:)i)i.\(;6, " "
L)rinkwater, in Bangor, Me.,18G9.
1844, d. 1845.
184(5, d. 1849.
1848, M. Ellen
Children :
Georoe Henry, b. 18G9.
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TiiK ()p:nkalooy of tiir
Hkiibkrt (iiDDiNrw, b. 1S71.
Lkvvis, b. lS7:i, d. l,S7:i.
KAi.i'ir, h. is74.
5. Cauolink, b lit Frankfort, Me. (now VVinterport) 1850, d.
6. MiJiNA Tium., " " 1852, M.
C'hnrlos Allx-rt Cook, in Mtnignr, Mc, in ISTiJ.
7 Voi.NKY ]{Yn()>i, b. in ]• riuikfort [now Wintcrport ) 1S56.
XII. HKNJAMI.V HAIlKKIl ('(JSlll.VG, son of Ndiemiah and
Deboiiili IJriji^^s. IfcrnoviMl fiom llinfclnun to I'(!terljoro'
N.II., vvlicre in 1831 ho niarried Adeline Pierce, niece of Ex-
President Pierce. Hlie died in 1870.
Cliildren:
1. Ki.izaiiktu I'ikkok, b. iit rotorboro", Nil., 1832, il. at
Newport, N.H , IS.T).
2. Adki.ixk I'lKiUK, b. at Newport, N II., IS.Sii, d. 1842.
3. Anmk I5i\nKKn, b. iit Newiiort.'N.ll., 1837. il. Joaepli
.Icnny Diirlwiiri of UranttbrU.
Children:
Kr.l/CAItKIU I'lKIUE.
Al>KI,INK Cf.'^llINC;.
IllM.KN.
(iKolKJK .SWAZV.
4. r.KN.iAMiM'iKiick;. M. 1861 Louisn A. Lawrence of Troy
N.V.
Children:
Addik I'lEUCK, 1>. ut .Marlboro, N.H., 1S71.
Hkn.iamin lUuKKii, b. 1873.
Fanny Louise, b. IS74.
Lawuknce, b. 1875.
FiiAMv Al.mon, b. 1877.
XII. SETIi l!PaGGSCUSinX(;, son of .Vehetriiah and Dehorali
i5ri{r},rs. .Married Sarali JuooIks Gushing, in Hingham 17
November IHX>;. He died 17 June l«54, h>. 42. She died 6
November 18G1.
Children:
1. Lucas, b. at Ilinjjiiam, 5 Auff. 1831.
Jones of Cliarlestown, JIass.
M. 18G0, Eliza Jam
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CrsilINd FAMILY.
8il ^*
a. MoitrjiANNA. b. at IliiiKlinrn, G Nov. 1835. M. )sr,i), Luko
Horaco itoweiH.
;i. SaIIAII HllKtOM, b. 'rj )S,.,,t. 1837. jm_ igg„^ ^„„,^ j.j,,,
Hnti's.
4. Sktii liitKuiP, b. IL'Nov. 1K3!). M. 1«T2, Mtirthn l-Vrjju.son.
Children:
Arthur f'l.AUKxci:, b. 1ST(.
T). Dkiioraii ItRiocjs, b. i;i July 1H44.
ti. FiiANK JUHsi-i.L.b 10 Nov. 184H. 31. IH75, Annie Miiriu
Alorn' ol' Kast ISostou.
Children:
AlAiiKL Fra.ncih, b. IJoston, 1H77.
XII. JOHN PHKNTICE CIiyHLXG, .son of Elmer and L.v.iia.
iMurrifd, at Three Rivers, 20 Murch 18(W, Lucinda Wliittiey
wlio wim horn at I'eter.sliain, Mas.s., \h .May 1788, and settled
in Khipton. While yet a mere lad of 14, he, in I7[»7, wa.s one
(.f the chainmen who accom|)anied (Jeorge iiarn'irii in traeing
theontline.s of the Townshij) of Shipton, sealed the river and
ran a few concessions baek so ag to eiml)le intendinrr set-
tlers to select one lot a piece of I'JOO acres as offered by the
(Jovernment of Lower Canada. Tlie year following (17^8)
he acc< niiiaiuKi his fatiier and family into the new settle-
ment, driving their single yoke of oxer, and cow tiiroiigh
the Woodson the hank of the river .St. Franci.-^, which tiiey
ascended in canoes. In 1802 and 1807 he aided in drawing
ill on hand sleighs, from Dud.swidl, IM) inilcs distant, the
irons for the grist mill and saw mills erected by his father,
and in 180.-<, he maniifactnred four tons of pearl ash from
the ashes saved in clearing sixteen acres, realizing there-
from, at Three Rivers, whither it had been carried, in flat-
bottomed boats down the 8t. Francis River, the handsome
sum of $1200. He died at Richmond 12 Nov. 18G7. His
wife died at yiiipton 27 Sept. 1841.
(children:
1. iMariaj,-, b. 4 Feb. 1809. 31. Levi Cleveland, and resides in
Ilicliniond, (^iic.
2. LvuiA II., b. 27 Feb. 1811, d. 20 .Marcli in the .same year.
3. A son, b. .January 1812, d. ni infancy.
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T). I.i;i iMiA A., h 4 .liiriiiiiry Hl'i. I£<'"I<Iom iif, HlH'rlirijokt!
Willi Ik'i lifiitlii'r •Inliii I*, ami i'^ uiiiiiiirri<'il.
li. l';l.Mi.lt II , l<. 'I'liH'i' lilviTx, li) Si'iilfiiilxT IHh;. (I. II .llllll-
7. J'liiv I'liKNTK K, I). Thrci' ICIv<th, '2 NoviinliCr IHIH, imw
jivf'i III SlHTlirdokf. r If.
H. I>iAI>AMA A.N.N, I). 'J'lirii- lUvorn H Im-I». IH'20, d. 10 .Imii'
IMVIO
!». Auii.MAH, li. .SliiTliroiiki' III l'il)i limy |K2I. (I. in New Vurk,
Vi .Miiv H4;!.
10. l5i'..N.i,\Mi.N I'i'.uiiAM, l». .-liliilDii, <i AiikhhI. IH'JT, iI. I'» Miiy
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IIKXKKIAII IMI'K (;i:,-III.V(;, hou .,( Jul. iiii>l ,-uruli. Whi'ii
ii Inij III j'j, lii.< Cat.'nr Cwlio Willi liiri luinily tlicii livcl iil
'J'Iiiim; Kivrr.s, ()uc )[!.i.vt- liiin Ji lior:;i: iin<l hhiIiIN; nrul !*ir< in
(•juli, utid Mlditi'ij liiiii i)ir Id HCf'k liis n-iiit.ivirH luid ol>-
tdiii lii-i ciliii'a.liuii in I'l'Uiiiuin, Vi-iiiiiiiit, l.'<0 iiiil<-.4 'lin-
taiit I.liroii(^li uii iiliiioHt, ti'!i<;idii-i-; forc-it,. 'I'lii-i ji)iirM''y
vv liidi ill l.liD.si; (liiy.s WiiH il(!(;ifn;il 11 (/ri;al. oni:, was HalViy
;u:c.<jrii|ili,-<li(;<l, iiml Hooii fiflcr lii.s arrival, ii lmrt.niiri wan
Htnick wli<;n;hy lln; yonl.li in <:.\rliaiii.n- fur liin liorrii; a,ni|
Haijijli; (ilil.iiiiiiMJ twd yi-iir.-i lioani, rjiilliiiii^ unil H(;ll'llllill^.^
fji! rcliirriod l.o Mont.n-ai whiac In-. inarri<:il IH Firb. IHI7,
.Anna .Marin WIIhoii. In the war uf IHWl, lir; Hcrvifd uh vo-
iiinU.'cr iHi'lcr Uh! IJriti.sli fliij^, willi tin; rank Hiiccs-^i-
Vfly i)rS<:rj.((!aiil, .Major and Ijifnl(;naiit.. Ifi: warf Ui« nwnir
of a Kiodi'.l Farm .sil.ualcd niMir l!.i^^illld, on tin- Ol.tawji.
fiivci, and fii^a;(i;d <;xl<:n.4ivtly in tin- jinnln'i' Uadi- : lor
(iV'i'r lliirty yi-ar-f, li<-, liad iarj^n conlrai'.l h willi t.lii: (Jovcrn-
i/ii-nt, for \.\\i: Hiipjily of linnvood. H<' dii-d of jiaialvH.i.s, li.'!
l)i:i;. ]h:i'>. Hi.s widow died Aiit^n.st IH<;').
(,'liildri-ii :
1. lli'./icKiAii IJk K. I< liH Auk. lHl!t,<|. 24 July IHIi'i.
2. .joii A l.i.,v A .Mil'.K. ll<: WIIH III oiiif tiriii- owner or IIk' ri'iiiii.rl:-
ulilf iiiid ''xli'iiHivi- cojipir iiiiiii'- ill Alston Vu)<:, KiiHtiTii
TowiiHlilpH, orwliicli, ill litcl, Ik- wii" llic dii^covcrfr. lie
now livcH at .Montreal, (iue., iiiidiarrieil.
.'J. .SAUMI .MaIUA. .M. I-I.. Ivh\iiri! <'. I'.oiirrel, ofllie |{e(;ei\er
(jii'iii'ml'M (Jllice, .Moiitreiil, who d, \h!')'<i. bUc iiiurrieil
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1. A>,\a.Majiia .M, Cliurlfx I'. .Mii(:< uIIuiii.
('Iiililr»'li:
MaHIA K'llMIIA.
Maima I.or iha Vhtoiua.
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KMKIfV ''(■,^|||\(;,c(,M (,r./(.l. uiwISiimfi. .Married IIiMmkIi
IHvf,, .'Jaiy Ann, (tiinj/ht.T «,(' .I</lin I'riri- l!oHlvvi( k. I|.'
WiiH |ii< uriitor of till- Olliivvii lloli-l, Monticnl, Hluiitc on Hic
coi HIT ot '-^i. .Mfiiiiici' ;ini| .MifJill .■it.rci:! ,. It wii- thin onf of
llic first Hotels in iIk- ("ily an'! wits ri'iiownei! ti~ llie ninlr.:-
t'liiM of iiieicjiaiit.s (iiid triulerH frorii all parts of (Jiiiiiidii and
fill; United Stitte:-:. He ran Ji lamoiiH line (,t stiij.'Crt lietwien
Montreal and Lacliinej itniiortinj.' a,l>ont tin year iH.'i'.;, Croni
I''iit.'land, for llii^ jairpo-e, at. n cor.i of !f.'!'j<iii, an iinm<ir-:i-
fonr-wlieeled Htajre coach called " 'i'he Swallow, ' ri/lli-
roiidelli:.; lie wa-: the fir't, forwarder on tlie Otlauu Ki-
vcr, iiHiiit( in the first iiiHtiinci; lar((i; Imliunij: and ,-.iihjei)Ni-n-
lly hecornintf conjointly with the; Hon. I'. McfJiil owner
of till; p'oni-erSteiirner "St. Andrew.s." Hi; died IH;i7. Hi.s
widow now liven in Thnr.so, Que.
(Children
1. K.MKi! V .Ion, h. 10 Aii(.oit*l iH'ji; .M. |h47iit rii!iih!iiii, i^ac ,
.Miiry Ann .Miij/iiirc and reinoveil to I'einliroKi , (;iit.,
wliere he now roiile.H.
i'hildren :
Ci.AiiA lioH-rwirK, t). IH4!). ,M. 1875, Williiini Wade and
now livi'M in (ireiivijjc, (,^iie.
Ai'.MliU Ml lio.NAl.l), h. IHfd.
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ISl'.KTilA, li. lH(;i;. d. Iht/.i,
2. (.'oii.NKMA Kaciiki,, h. \K1~, d. 5 AugUHt IHIJ'J.
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3. Mary Ann, b. 1829. M. Opor<re Fpllcrs.
4. Lkmukl Hkzkkiah, b. 1830. M. 1855 Alo-xandrina M. M,
Atkinson and went to Kan (llairo, Mich., wlit'iicc lio ro-
movfrt to Cliippowa Falln, Wis,, vnore !•. now resides,
and of whicli T iwn he is an Alderman.
Childiea :
FnEDKnicK Wii.LiA.M, b. 10 June 1856.
Mary Alkxina.
(jEORCJE IIknuy.
Laura Fuanck.^.
r.EATRicE Maud.
Walter John, d. in infancy.
Horace Ai.hert.
Maroakbt.
Lemuel.
ALItKKTA.
5. John Hostwick.
fi. AUiHTSTUS MaT'IHEW.
".. William IIe.vhy.
XII. LE.MUEL GUSHING, son of Job and Sarah. Married 25
Au«f. 183(3, Catherine, who was born L3 April 181G,danghter
(fJohnS. Ilutcliins of Lacbute, Quebec. He was one of
the pioneers in the settlement of the Ottawa Valley, liav-
ing removed in early youth to the lumbering district of
Chatham, on the Ottawa River, ,")0 miles above ^lontreal.
Alihongli then (182.-}) but sixteen years old he opened a
store and commenced business for himself with a very
small capital. He underwent many severe trials, but pos-
sessed of indomitable energy and i)erseverance and a
vigoroiKs constitution he successfully overcame (hem all
and altiiined to considerable wealth and prominence. He
acted as Justice of the Peace and Magistrate for over forty
3t'ar«, and for many years filled successively the offices of
Councillor and Mayor of the Township and Warden of the
County. On the breaking out of the Canadian Rebellion
in 18.37, he armed a company of volunteers in defence of
the British Flag and marched with them to St. Eustache
and was instrumental in preventing much pillage and the
destruction of the Registry office of St. Benoit in wliicli
were deposited many valuable papers. He was three several
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times owner of the celobrated Caledonia Springs, and in 1 HfiO
purcliaspd the property known aa Uiishing's Island, Port-
land, Me., upon vliich he erected the now famous summer
resort, the " Ottawa House." Died 18 May 1875, a*. G7.
Children :
1. llAKRiKT, b. 11 June 1838. M. 9 Auj?iist 1858, Thom"ks
Barron of Lacluite, Q., d. 13 February i8H4.
Children:
Eliza Hastino-s, b. 2 May 1859.
TuoMAS John, b. 27 May 18G2.
Lemuhl Cl'siiino, b. 29 August 18t)3.
2. Mauy Annk, b. 1 .Sppt. 1838, d. 20 Juno I8oG.
3. JA.\Ii:S IJIiOCK, b.2 0ct. 1839.
4. Lydia Mauia, b. 2t) Nov. 1810. M. 13 Septeml-r 1S70,
Robert Bovoridgoof Uou^'hton. Mich, whoil. 15 Oct, 1S71.'
M.sGcouil, Uov. D juaiil Uoss, H.D., of Machine, (^.,2 Xov
1876.
Cliild by first marriage:
Alick Bell, b. at Houghton, 4 July 1871.
5. LKMUEL, b. 18 February 1842.
6. Thomas, b. 15 April 1843. M. 7 January 1874, Margaret
Ellen Cameron of Lacimtc, t^uc.
Children:
AiKuiiHALD UoNALD Camekox, b. 19 August 1875, d.
10 March 1870.
A son b. 10 Dec. 1877.
7. MutiAM Kast.man, b. 9 June 1815.
8. FUANCis, b. 23 J.-u. 1847.
Cu.\RLE8, b. I Miy 1848. B.C.I. , (McGil!) 1809 and now
(1877) practi<o.s thepiofefsioii of a Xotary-l'ublic in Mon-
treal.
Elizabeth Uos.s, b. 1 Oct. 1849, d. 1807.
FuEDEiucK, b. 29 Sept. 1851.
William Maiu, b. 25 Oct. 1853. Lieut. 6th Fusiliurs,
Montreal.
13. Geokoe, b. 2 April 1857.
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XII. LP]()NARD CUSHING, son of Wareham and Lucy ilar
rington. Married. Lived in Lowell.
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Cliilclroii :
1. Lko.NAUI) n'AiiKiiAM, b. !t .hill. 18;j(). M. Catlicihic llciilli
lloiiffdoii of West 'rrciitou, .Mc, and now llvoMii Wiiltliaiii,
iMass,
(yliildreii :
CiiAKi.KS Wii.so.N, 1). ;") Dnc. 1852.
• llAiiUY Ukkk, 1). ;{) Miiy ih:,j.
Sauaii lIoixuxiN, b. ;i Nov, I8'>ti, d. 14 Sept. 1857.
M AKHAUKT AiiiioTT, b. !• .Sept. 18t)l, <1. ;i') .Ian. ISd'J.
2. Martha IM:ki», b. 5 .March ISJJl. M. I). A. Kiiulwll of
Waltliaiii.
XII. .JOIIV SClfATIvlV (UlSlliyC}, fdiirth son of Caleb and
.Miiry. .Served liis iipprentici'sliii) in M-'idein Uriinswick, .Me.,
a;id lived tliere iiiilil IS I'.) wiien liir WiH appoiMtiMl t.o a pimi-
tioa on tlie Kennelec an 1 I'orlland IMt., and in ls,")7,
filtjiDiiited Treasurer, wiiicli onire lie now (1H77) liold.s un-
der " Tlie .Maine Central 11. i{. i'orlland, .Me." He niarri<'(l
•Jl October IH!!!), Sarali Oiininiini^rf of Hnui.s\vick, .Me., who
wa.s born '28 .January 1HI7.
Cliildren :
1. Sauaii IIki.kn, b. lo .Ian. 1S42, in Mrniiwvick. M. 5 Apr'.i
J877, Uev. Win. II. D.-ai hoi n, born in .So. W'eare, N. 11.
and now a settled cU-rgyinan over tile Wliitlirop .St. L'lii-
verMali.st .Society in Au^'iista, .Me.
2. Ki.iZAKiiTH <'yiii;uN, b. iu Brunswick, 2 Duceinbor 1843, d.
27 Aii){ust 1845.
3. Ei.iZAHKrn CoiiUUN, b. in Hrun.swiok 9 Deceinbiir 1815. .M.
O.J line 1802, to Fraiil\ Edwin Allan of Portland.
Ciiildren :
A son, burn at I'oriland, 18 .June 180'J, d.
JuHH CurtHiNU, b. at rortland, 18 .June 1871.
Ki.iZAiinrii Cusni.NO, b. at I'ortKind, IS.Itiiu' 1874.
4. .Maiiv I)c.\.mn(», h. 21. 1 Illy, 18.")'), in ISniiiswiek. il.21) l-'eb.
187;i, .lanie.i IJatchelder Moore of Aiij{u.sta, .i iiioM^ewis I).
* and Eliziibctli .Vnii .Moore of Wasliiiij^ton, D.<;., who waH
born in Angii.sta, Me., ".luly 1844, and is now in churgo
ol the Spra>?ue t.'oinpaiiy'.s 'Iills at AuK>i^t(i'
5. Slhan IIaduok, h. in Augusta, 15 August 1855, d, 2 Nov.
1867.
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XII. JOII.V PKKKIXS (M;SII1.\(J, son of Uul.crl ..ml An-ie. M.ir-
liiMl Miiriii Louisa, (liiMjrlilcr of liov. John S. J. (lanincr
Rector of Trinity Clinrcli, Boston. He wii.s iKiiatingui.slied
iiRTcliHni, lived tnfiny yeur.s in ('liina, where he lunii.s.sed a
jirincely I'ortinie; ini returned to IJustoii, and his subsetjiient
life wiu niarkeii hy the most liberal yet nnoslentations
charity. At Watertown he eatal)li.<lied one of the ino.-it
niagnilicent conservatories in the State wliieh was iiheruily
thrown open to liic pMblic. He die(l at. Watertown, lli .\pril
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• 'hildren :
.loMN (i. .M. .Susim rrei<ciitl Dextei.
J{()iii:ar .\1av,nai:o. .M. (,|ivev l><mul<l.ioii Diiliiney.
Tiio.MAs I'oaiiKs.
\Vll,l.i.\M ilowAKD, (I. yomix.
Mahv Kolisa. M. Kdwurd I). Holt.
XII. TIIO.MAS crSllj.NC, ..on of Thomas and Kii/,a T. Wat.s.ni
ii.C, iM.il. .Married 5 June IHU Klizaheth Adel.iid.',
daiightor of Asa lialdwin.
Ciiildreri :
1. llKe.UKiiT Miildwiii, b. Oct. 18t:i. M. i", I)e(;(.|iil)er
rST.'i lleiiriettii .(o.-icphliie V'iaux. One cliihl, (■iiii>liiii(;e
.l().-(>pliii:<', I). 7 Nov. 1875.
2. KaNKHT Wat.son, Ii. 1" .laniiary 1817. II. C. 1807. M. 27
l>eeend)er 187.3, at Vienna, Maria .Ma leleiia lialcnoiiski, and
liail one child, I'.liza llairiet, b. .June 187i).
3. Loris Tno.MAs, b. 1S4'J. 11. C. I87i). M. 14 Kebiuary 1871
i^Iary Kebeccu .lobnson.
Children :
Thomas .Ion NHoN, b. 2 .May IH72.
(iiAiii.iis liAi.owiN, b. ;il l)ecenil)er 1873.
Wii.MA.M FAKIKN.S, b. (j .Jauuary 1875. '
A son, b. 17 ."Sept, 1877.
4. AiiTiiuii rKKov, b. KJ Aug. lS5t), i« now a student at Harvard
Inivi'rsity.
XII. DANIEL ('U.smXfi, son of Nicholas Cocke, and llan.nih
Horton. .Married ]8.".l. ile moved to North (Jhe!:n9f()rd
Foundry, .Mass., where lie remained until Oct. 18;(5, wheu he
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removed to Lowell, "'as3., where he now (1877) resides. He
is an Iron Baiider by occupation. He married first, Olive
Ray, daughter of Eiios Ray and LyiUa Browu. She died 17
Feb. 1838.
Children :
1. Elizahkth Jkxckes, b. 9 May 1832. M. Johu T. Giles of
rrovideiicc, U. 1. Slie d. 31 March 1875.
Children;
VValtku Coshino, b. 8 June 1854.
Olive Maiua, b.8 May 1856.
LizziK liUDLONu, b. 22 Nov. 1857-
Mary, b. 14 July i.sjO.
Kate, b. 22 Oct. 18t)3.
Adelaide, b. 4 July 18f37.
Gkace, b. 20 June 18'j9, d. 1 Sopt. 1877.
2. Emily, b. 3 June 18.31, d. 3 June 1838.
Daniel Cushing married second, Elizabeth, daughter of
Joseph Lesivitt and Sarah Adam,9, 20 Feb. 1839. She died
10 Oct. 187U.
Children:
3.
Daniel Weu.ster, b. 21 March 1810. M. 23 June 1870,
.Mary Elvira Silver of Lowell, Mass., d. 23 July 1877.
4. Mauy Adelaide, b. 30 Sept. 1841, d. 6 Sept. 1871.
5. Sakah Lkavitt, b. 25 5:ept. 1843, d. 25 Dec. 1845.
6. Geouqe Edwin, b. 17 Aug. 1845, d. 17 July 1847.
7. Helen I'ortek, b. 8 Feb. 1818. M. 8 Oct. 1867, William
Henry Spalding of Lowell, Mass.
Children :
George Homer, b. 19 Feb 1873.
Arthur Gushing, b. 9 Marcb 1877.
8. Joseph Lkavitt, b. 10 Fob. 185J. M. 31 March 1874,
Eliaabetli Hates Eames of Worcester, Mass.,
Children :
Mary Eames, b. 6 March 1876.
Annie Louise, b. 6 Juno 1877.
Charles William, b. 3 May 1852.
Arthur Boardman, b. 8 April 1858
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XII. BEXJAMIN II. GUSHING, son of Nicholas Cooke and Han-
nab Horton. Married first, Nancy FoUett, ofHmithfield, R.I,
No children. Married second, llntchinson.
Children :
1. Edwin, b. April 18,57.
2. Danikl, b. Aiip. I860.
3. FUKDKKIO, b. 18(U.
XII. OTIS H.CUSHINrx, son ofNicholn.< Cooke and Hannah Hor-
ton. Married Mary H. Biirdick, la Ai)ril 18.1').
Children:
IlKNUY I". . b. lo .Inly 1837, <l. 7 May 1838.
Mauy K.vii.y, b. 24 July 18.39.
Alhert Otis, b. 18 April 1843.
William Fhank, b. 15 Feb. 1840. M. .Sariili Durham.
One child, Frank, b. 24 Aug. 1876
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XII. EDWIN CUSHING, son of Nicholas Cooke and Hannah Hor-
ton. Married Annie Alers.
Children :
1. Nellik. b. 1863.
2. Frederic, b. 1HG7.
3. Stella, b. 1870.
XII. GEORGE \Y. CUSHING, son of Daniel Cooke and
Jarvis. Married Sarah S. Cooke.
Susan
Cliildren:
1. Gbouge W.
2. Daniel ("ooke, d. in infancy.
3. Samuel T. T.i. Kate V. Dewey. They have two children, a
boy and girl. He resides at Louisville, Kentucky, and
isi Chief Conimissury of the Department oftlie .South.
4. Henry E. M. Martlia U. Budd of Maryland. They liave
three boys, lie is Captain of an Artillery Company in
San FranciHCO, Company C. 4tli.
5. Saras Fenner, d. in infancy.
6. Richard Stcart, d. in infancy.
7. Ann Cookk.
XII. SAMUEL BARRETT CUSHING, son of Daniel Cooke and
Susan Jarvis. Married Mary Ann Rhodes, n^e Olney.
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VViij.iAM Ki>WAtiT). b. 27 Xovpmbor 1814.
Samuki, Hauuktt, b. 21 July l.S4'>.
David Haiiton, b. 16 Jan. 1850. M. Lama G. Sclyi'tlclin
of Now York.
4. Waltxk John, b. 20 June 1852.
XII. JOSEPH WAINWHIGHT GUSHING, 3on of John W. and
Sarah. Married November 1840, Anno, daiigfhter of John
Morrill of Sebec, Me. Residence, Milo and Sebec, Mc.
Children :
1. VVainwriout, b. 12 August 1841. M. 6 October 1866, Flora
A. Melntlre, lives yi Foxcroft, Me.
} 2. Sarah Mautha, b. 28 May 1843.
Calkb, b. 17 January 184i. Enlisted in the Maine Vol un
teers, and was killed at tl)c; Battle of Wilderness, 5 May
1864.
Cblia Ann, b. 17 March 1847. M. 25 June 1S69, Edwin C
I'rentiss of Brighton, Mass.
Maria Josephine, b. 17 June 1850, d. 1 February 1851.
Clara Elizabkth, b. 19 November 1854.
7. William Edwin, b. 3 July 1856.
XII. STEPHEN GUSHING, son of Joseph and Deziah. Married
1 February 1824, Ethalinda Edwards and settled in Lowell,
Mass.
Children :
i. Minerva, b. 16 November 1821. M. 1872, Alvah Crocker of
Fitchburg, Mass.
Willard. b. 1 1 December I8i.3, d. 26 Miy 1828 ,
Oliver Edwards, b. 12 Marcli 1829. M. 1S,V3, Mary Edson
of Bridgewater, Mass.
Children:
Mary, b. 1 January 1855.
Margaret Daisy, b. 23 .luly 1857.
Anqeline, b. 5 August 186;).
Edith, b. 14 July 1881, d. 20 .Supte-nbor 1835.
Anoeline, b. 10 January 1S32. M. 1851, Artem is .S. Tyler o
Lowell, Mass., and d. 12 September 18)0.
Children :
Stanley Cushino, b. 4 June 1857.
Artem AS LAtVRKNCE, b. 17 September 1860.
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Kthalinda, b. 14 August 1831. M. 1802, Artenias S. Tyler-
Children :
Fannv Mauia, b. 11 ,Iuly 1867.
Ethai.inua, b. 1(1 Septi'iiiber 1871. d. 19 .July 1872.
Deziah Howmtt, b. 20 Kovcmber 1840, d. - July 1865.
llKLKN, b. 15 .July 1843.
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XIII. EGRALET CUSIIING, son of Adam and Harriet Loring.
Married 29 November 1849, Julia A. Johnson.
Children :
1. Natfian Adam, b. 18 April 1850, d. 29 Oct. 1860.
2. Edna L., b. 23 Juno 1851.
3. Maud Wales, b. 23 rx>c. 18G2.
XIII. ISAAC H. CUSIIING, sou of Allan and Lydia Lapham.
Married 28 April 1850.
Children :
1. Ei.iJAn H., b. 17 Aug. 1352.
2. Esther J., b. 8 January 1865.
3. A^-na G., b. 1 June 1857.
4. WINSLOW L., b. 26 Oc. 1860. d. 19 July 1861.
XIII. PYAM CUSHING, son of Pyam and Sarah Jacob. Mar-
ried 11 Oct. 1840, Harriet M. Perltins.
Children :
1. Tyam, b. 14 July 1842, d. 2 Feb. 1862.
2. Hattik M., b. 28 July 1844,
3. Georok 1'., b. 7 Aug. 1848.
4. C. S0MNER, b. 13 March 1864,
5. Joanna W., b. 11 Aug. 1857.
XIII, CALEB CUSHING, son of Pyam and Sarah Jacob. Married
22 January 1846, Caroline Stoddar. He died 19 Sept. 1852
88.30.
Children :
1. Caleb B., b. 2 July 1847.
2. Isaiah, b, 2 March 1850.
3. Ada C, b. 10 June 1852.
XIII. JAMES BROCK CUSHING, son of Lemuel and Catherine
Hutchins. Married 2 October 1839, Elizabeth Titcombe
Hill of Kingston, Ont., and resides at Chatham, Prov.
Que. (Gushing Post Office,) He is a Justice of the Peace and
Commissioner, is one of the Councillors of the Township,
and takes a leading and active part in the religious, educa-
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tiorml and aKriciiltiiral interests of the community. He is
Captain of a Company in tlie Argentenil Rangers (Voluiv
Jlilitif,^ and holds the rank of Lieut-Colonel.
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4.
Children :
I'EUCY Mill, b. 9 July 1872.
Jamks WiLFiiEi),!). 13-.Iuly 1874.
Lk.mukl, b. 2tj Nov 1S75.
Catherine Hutciuns, b. 6 Jan 1877.
XIII. LEMUEL CUSHING, son of Lemuel and Catharine Ilut-
chins. Studied at, the University of McGill College, Mont-
real, and graduated B.A. 18G3, B.C.L. 18(3.'), M.A. 18tJ7. He
was admitted to the Bar of the Province of Quebec in
Montreal, Nov. 1865. Married 8 April 1869, EUec Myra
MacDougall, and now (1877) resides in Montreal, where he
follows the practice of his profession.
Children :
1. Walter Edgar, b. 19 May 1870.
2. Harold Bbveridge, b. 6 April 1873.
3. Florknck Ethelwvn, b.llNov. 1874.
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APPENDIX.
WILLIAM CUSfllNG'S WILL.
[Coi)y of the Will of William Cusliing, of Ulngl m, dated
1492, and i)roved in the Bishop's Court of Norwich, the next year.
From this William, who is styled "Gentleman " in anc>nt deeds
relating to his estates, descended, in the sixth generation, Mat-
thew Cashing, also of Hingham, wlio came to New England in
l.^):!8, and from whom descended all bearing the name of Cushing
in this Country.
In the name of God Amen,
Tlie XXth Day of the moneth of Septembr in the yere of or Lord
God M'cccclxxxxij, I William Cusshyn of Ilenghui in my hiel
mend And good memory beying, make my testament and my last
will Declare in this forme Folloyinsr :
First I coinende my sowle to god Almighty, or lady seint mary,
& to all the blessed copany of heven, and my body to be buryed
in the chirchyard of Henghui foresaid, To the wich high Auter
ther for my tithes negligently wtholden, I bequeth Xs. ItuI to the
repawn and sustentacon of the same chirch, VjsViijd. Itm I be-
queth to the high Ant. of the chirch of Ilardynghm for my tithes
forgoth Xld. It. to the repajToH of the' same chirch Vjs Viijti. Itm
I bequeth to tae lights of sent Andrewe, sent Peter, the Rode ovr
the pke, the Bronn Rode, or lady in the chapell, to iche of them ijd.
Itm to all oyr lights a costom to be kepte in ye seid chirch, I be-
queth I^i. Itm I geve and bequeth to the Gilde of sent George in
Hardynghm Xid Ittii I bequeth to the house of the Gi'ey fryrs in
Norwich, in the wich 1 am a brother, Xs to sing and / placebo
and Dirigo for me wt a mai'se of Requiem. Itm I give and be-
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103 Y
•liH'tli to Kiniiio, my will", my iii'-a.'^c in llie wicli Idwoll in Ilonplim
119 ii is t'ditit'd, topetlor wt XI iicrs of my land wiicjire she .sjiiill
c'liosi' it, ill close or ftld, us wdc in Ilurdynf^linl as in Ht'iicrlnn,
To luu-iind to hold tliem to tlio scid Kinnie, Iiir I'vr-i it iissiijrncs,
in tee symple foreymore, to git' and sell. Also i i)Cvinctli to tlio
seid Emmo my witt', all my utensils and stntt'of my lions, to hold
for Oy, to gee wt all my catall of what kende tliei be of, to do y
fore & ) wt as she thenketh most ])leasor to god and helth unto
my sowle. Itm I beqneth to Elyne my Danghtr XXVj^Viijtl in
money, and to Anahle my Doiightr XXiJ!< Viij<l. Itm to .Margaret
the witf of Thomas Crowe, Xiijsiiij'l. Itiii to William Crowe, my
godson, Xl(]. ItiTi I wull yt my detts tie payde. And I wiill and
beqneth to Thomas my s|^q my mesnage as it is edified, in Ilard-
yngham, wt XXt' acres of pastnre and land arable wt thajitenncs,
to have to him his eyrs and assignes. in fee simple for ev. Itm
I beqneth to John my yongest son my mesnage as it is edified,
and lieth in frostrowe in Ilenghin, togeder wt Xiij Acrs of
land wt thepptenlTces, to have to the seid John, his eyrs
and assignes for ev in fee symple And I wiiU ye seid John
have and entre into the seid mesnage and lands at the age
of XXti yers. And if th-: :;eid John win tliii age of XXti yers for-
tune to deceasse, yt f'cn I wnll the seid mesnage luid lands be
sold by Emme my witf or by his executours, and the money yof
comyng to dispose for me and hir, and or benfactonrs. Itm. I wull
and beqneth to Robt my son, my litell tente as il is edified,
snmetyme Thomas Brokholt, to liave to hj m, his eyrs and assignes
for e'v, and he to have, occupic & entre the seid tenl*^ at his age of
XXiiij yere.
And if he hajqie or fortune to disceasse wtin the age of XXiiij
yere, yt then I wnll the scid tente be oold and the money y f
coming disposed like man and forme as foresaid. Itill I wull and
require all my feoffs wich be infeoffed of and in my uiesiiaages
tents pastures, fedyng, mcddows, «fec., and wods, yi thel & iciie
of them make .and delyv to Enime, my wif my executrixe, or to
other by her named, a sufficient astate whan so e7 thei shall be
required. Itm I woU have a secular p'st to syntr and p'y for my
sowle & my fuders and modir by the space of two yere, yt is to
sey ooTi yere iu chirch of Ffenghm and a nother yere in the chirch
of Hardy nghni. The residue of all my goods and catali and lands
di^v^^
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THE GENEALOGY OP THE GUSHING FAMILY.
in this my p'sent testament and last will, not assigned nor be-
quethed, I gif and beqiieth to the foreseid Erarae my wit", whom I
chose, make and ordeyne of this my p'sent testament and last will,
myn executrixc. And I woll the seid Emme chese to hir whom she
will to help hir in the performance and fulfiUyng of this my ses*
tament, to the pleasor of god and helth unto my sowle, gevying to
the same pson occupyeing for his laboras he desyrith goven the
day and yere as above seid.
[Proved in the Bishop's Court of Norwich, 11 March 1493.]
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TO
XAMKS "CrsUIXG."
A
PAOE.
At)o! '>0, 2S, 42, »!(•, S3
AljifTuil. 1S.2S, 33, 3:., 41, 45 65, 56,
till, 71. 73
AMjrnil Uarkcr Ki
Aliiii'i- I,iiiiii;j Hi
Alia (■ liiu
Ailii Rich 13
Adii'ii . 1<J, 28. t'O, 82
Aildi-oii l*i'iic(? 78
Adcliii.ii- H4
Atit'liiic I' til. ss
Aduii 52, 73
Ajziics 12, 71
Albert Otis 97
Alli.-rta iii
Ali'.M' 1!», 39,45, S4
Alice May.. . , (J4
Allan 60,83
Allstotie t>3
Ailviie 77
Altiia K 84
Aloii/.i) S3
AltI.ea 28
Amaixia .M 76
Andre 63. 6i
Andrew 62, 8.'»
Vndrew Cliaueey 85
An;reliiia 85
Aiigeliiif !IS
Ann 23, 3% 45, 49, 55, 76, 7", sii
Ann Kli/.abetli . 48
Ann .lane til
Ann Muria tj9
Anna 43, 61, 68, 72
Anna G MO
Anna .Maria 91
Anna (> 50
Annablo 12
Anne 12, 7i)
Annie Uarker 88
Annie Lmiise 96
Arcliibald Uotuild ('anieron. . . 93
Artenias tjti, 90
Artimr Hoardnian 9i)
Arllinr Clarence 84.89
Artlinr McDonald 91
Arthur IVrcy 95
Asa 31
Asajili heavitt 49
AiiRnstus 69
Augustus Matthew 92
B
Hi
H;
I'm
Hi
I' I'
lie
PA
irbara
irker.
il ..
,46
atrict? .Maud
i"..„ 18, 37. 41,"53.V)';
la I ipiiiijis
iijamin, 17, 21, 23, 29,*.34,"3fi
44,4^,49,5(1, 51, 53. 54, 55,'
ti4. 1 2, 7S
njaniin Marker 03
'ijiiiniii F ". .'
n.janiin I'eirce .......
njaniin IVrliam ]
lUaniin .Stnitli
tl
I5(
III
lii
it<
r>etliiali
Hetsv....
I'.ettv ...
24,
.42, 48, ,5;i, 59.64,
iiezu
l'.illey
llrenda Truil
l!lid''et
. 13, 30,
(;k.
13
.47
31
92
57
xn
.37,
57,
88
72
88
90
7^
91
35
73
41
2S
42
87
4J
c
('. .~»imii,er ino
C aleb, 17, 21. 24, 25,.31. 37. 3S. ,39, 43,
44. 4i!. 52, 55, 65, 69, 73, 74, 75, 85,
9h, IW
i alvin 31
(iiroline ".'.82, 88
("uioline A S2
( atl'erine IS, 2t;, 4(i
< allierino Andrews 57
Catlieriiie Ann . . 91
Ciiilurine llu'cliin.s loi
< elia Ann. 9S
Celia Wilder 83
<iia'le.-, 31, 3!, .36. 47. 48. .50. 51, 54,
56, 6S, 71.78, 81, 84, 93
liarle.' Baldwin 95
( liarles Breck
Cliarles K
(liarles Henry 72
• liarles .larvi's 72
Charles I" 82
( liarles VViiliani 96
(liarles Wilson 91
< harlott.' 38,44,50, 64
( liarliitle L'hadxvfil t5
87
54
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INDEX.
PAOK.
CliarlottpJano tiS
Cliiirlottc Kobfi-t.H m
(liiiunccy 61, &2, M
(liiuincfy Drew <53
<'lirissv Tliuxter 57
( liristiiuia 42, til
Cliristoiilu'r 4'J, 5*5
(hirii ISostwick 1*1
< liiPii Kli/.ubetli ys
('lari:^!-a 38- •'"
Coiistaiico .lofiophiiio ^5-
Cora iliu'i'b-*. . ^'-i
(.uriK'liu Uaclic'I • KL
D
Kaiii.-l. 7, 11,14, 15. IB, 18. 20, 2i!,
•27, 40, 41. 58, -.2, 95, 9*3, 97
Daiiit'l C 51, 72
Daniel We'bctiT 90
L'avid, 11), 20, 28, 42, 4*3, 59.(30,(31,
Sl,b4
David Haiton '^^
David \\ ait'riiian t)2
lH.|H)iaii,7,15, It), 17, 18,20,21.22,
2(i. 27.29,31, 34. 37,39, 41, 43,
44. 4(3. 49, 50, i.3, 58, 59, (jn, (31, (j'2
Doboiali liarkcr 03
1 U'bondi UriKfe'ii 89
iH'borali E... 79
Delia ^"J
Deliiioiit Oliver ." . . - 83
De,-<ire 4(i
l>e/.iuli Uowlitt 99
E-
Kbed 42.59
Kbeiiezcr 23,.27, 37, 41, 42, 69
Kditb t)4,98
Kditli .Jewi'tt 87.
Ivliia L K'O
Kdimiiid 11,51, 79
Edward, 12. 13, 33, 3i3, 4(3, 47. 49, 50,
5S, 78. 91
Edwiird Alauson 78
Edward LI 54
Edward .1 57, 72
Eilwara E 84
Edward Sargt-nt 84
Edwin.. .....72,9(
Edwin Alanson 78
Edwin (jeorge 74
Edwin siiaw - • 7d
EL'ral.'t D 82, loo
Elislia 16, 2(3, 2», 41,58, 79
PAO'''
Elijah 21, 34, 44, 48, 58, 60, 71
Eliiaii H 100
Eli'za 72
Elizal)eth, 7, <), 12. 18. 22, 25, 2(3, 34,
3(3, 37, 38, 40. 41. 42, 4i), 47, 5U, 51,
55,58, 59.(37,79,81 84
Elizabttli IJarl<er 65
Elizabetli ( 'oliurn ... 94
Ell/abet li Edmunds 81
t:iizab<>tli .lenckes 9(3
Eli/abetli Lincoln SO, 8.")
ElizabeMi .M 02, 04, 73
EHzaljeth I'eirce 88
Elizabeth l!oss 93
Elizabetli Waters 81
Ellen 12,70,71
Ellen (i 82
Ellen Meriah 85
KInier 45, 0:5.(3(5, 90
Elnathan 42,01
Klyne _ 12
Emery 45, 67, 91
Emerv Job 91
Endly 78, 9ii
Emily M 76
Einnia 11,29,43,62, 80
Emma Il'^lcn 87
Enuiialine 79, 82
EnsifjM (9
Ei)l!raim 31
Er 42
E"ne.-<t Watson 95
E,-itlierJ 100
EtIialinda 99
Etheldreda 12
Eiiniee 60
Ezekiel 19, 20, 27,28,.41. 52, 73
Ezfkiel Dodije 70
F
Fatima 60
Ferdinand 84
Florence liradf'ord 74
Florence Ftlielwyn lOI
I'lorence .Maria 73
Frances 50, 5(3, 61, 81
Frances Eoui-st' 09
Franc-:..! 9, 12, 29, 40, 58, \Q, 93
Francis Du.ining 69
1- rank 72, 97
Frank Alnion 88
Era i)k E 83
Frank liui^sell 89
Fred 71
Fred, li 84
Fredei ick 28, 54. 93, 97
Frederick VVm 92
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IXDKX
111
i
I'AOK.
r.porpo.. . .3S, 64. 70, 71, 79, 81. P4, 93
(ieoi-frc Aiipiisttis 4*!
(Jcoifie Hradfbnl 74
t; cor jjo Hv roil ^7
Gt'orfro K.dwiii _ 9fi
(icorgf Hcuvy 87. 02 '
(;o..rpe 1* li'O
Gporpo K 42,82
Gcnrpo S 71
(icorpc .'^onriinicl 87
(iporire Sliiiw 77
(icorp." \\ ol, 54, ()2, 08, 72, 97
GcrtriuU' 'iS
(iilman 41
Grcpiiwood 28
Gridley 58
H
Hannah, 18.19. 22. 2.3, 2fi. ?S, 29. 30,
33, 3t!. 37, 38, 40, 43, o2, 55, 57,
59, H2, 72
Hannah Lincoln 01
Hannah W 83
Harold Bt'veridgo TH
Harriot 48, 61.68,93
Hftrriot Adams 82
Flarrjpt Hrifrgj^ 04, 75. 87
Harriet K 79
Harrv K.'id 94
Ilatti'p.M lOo
Hawi^os 38
Hayward IVirco 73
Ilavward Warren 73
Hcii-n 70,99
Hplcn Adclinp 85
IIpIpii Klizabptli 57
llplcn I'orter 96
ilonrictta 82. 85
Honry 43. 44. 40, 54, 01, 79. 85
Hpiiry I) 76
F4pnry Lincoln 83
Ilpnry Millpr 81
Henry T 97
Heiirv W 50,85
Ht'psibah 23
Hertert Baldwin 95
Herbert Giddiiigs 88
Herman 82
He/ekinh 23, .36
Hezekiiih Hice 67,90
Horace 83
Horace Albert 92
Horatio 50
llosea 42,00
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PA(iE.
Ida 74
Ida II 82
Isrnatiii!' . 11)
Ionia 64
i I V I n ;r F ...... 54
l.-iiac . . .20, ,30. 30. 48.49. 52. 85
Isaac Ch.nii'icev 73
Isaac lliiicklev 8.3. 100
Isaac Major..". 3L -38
Isabel .... 12
I.sabella 81
Isabella (i 82
Isaiah ...30.44.100
I vers Allan 83
J
J. Kdwin 54
.lacoh 23,30, 36, 45. 61. 72
.Jacob ,T 79
.lacob .SliPafe 48
.lael 20, 29, .30
•Tairiis 24
.lamps.. . .17, 23, 24, 25, 38. 55. 60. 79
.Tames Brock 93, 100
.Tames Francis 61)
.Tani(>s M 76
.I.inips R 7t'>
.1 a m;'s Wilfred 101
.Tames William 77
.Tane 42.54.73
.lanet Mary 81
.Tennie 74
.Ieremi:>li 7. 14, 16, 17. 19, 23, 28
.lerome 44.65
.Ternsha 42
.Terusha Ciay 61
.loan F4
.Joanna 25, 52. 61, 62
iloanna A 8.",
.Tonnna W lu(i
Job. . . 20, 21. 30. 31, 44. 15. 66. 6H
•Job Alexander 90
Joel .31
John. 9. 11. 12, 13. 15. 16, 17. 18. 20.
21. 22. 23. 25. 26, 28, 3o, 31 . 38. 4i>.
41, 45, 40, 49, ,5", 58, tkj, 77. 79, 80
.Tolin Beal 64, 65
John Bostwick 92
John Church 75
John F ',.. .54
John G 95
John II 50
.lobn llazeltine 77
.lohn .) 7'<J
.lohn Kimpton 53
John New march 65, 74, 75
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PA»K.
fMlin rcrkiiis "(•,!•.")
Iiii I'n'iilicc W, 81), '.to
.lolin S(;liiitki>i . . tj'j, lU
.Iiiliii '1 iickrr f)*
Joliii \V SI
iloliii Wiiiiuvri'lit ..")"). "7
.loniifliiiii, IS, 1!», 22, 20, 37, 42, '(4,
67, ;',!». tiO, 73. S2
.loniilhan A 70
.los.-i.li. 17, 25. 29. .SO. ;». S7. 3S. 4it,
r>0. ;",, ,-,i|, ;V,), 00. 77, so, 81, 82
.Inscpli Ailains 82
.liiscpli ( Dokc >")!
.loscpli Kdiiiaiids 81
.lllSi|)ll (i f 4
.loscph .1 81
.liiM'|ili I.cMvitt 90
.loscpli .MiiL'kunzio so
.Foscpli W ,"i4
.loscjili Wainwiifrlit 77. ViS
.I()>^liiia .... 17, 24, 37, 42, 44, 54, 74
.loiliuii II SO
.losliuii .Marstoii 74
.li)ylinii riidniMs 74
.li)>iali 21,22,23,38, 39, 42, iiO,
ri4. 01
.liiilitli 23, 01
Julia E 84
K
Kato 81
Katharine 1.3
L
Lal.an 28,42.59, 00, SI
La hail l'"('r^iis()ii
Laura Kraneos
Laiiranuh
Lawrpiico 04
Lc;ilv
Lcali 41,58
Lcavitt
Lemuel.... 3S. 39.50,08, 92, 93,
Lemuel Ile/ekiali
Leonard 45, 02, 09
Leonard Warelium
Leonard Williams
Leonise ....
Levi
Lewis
Livingstone
Li/zie ,
Lois
Loren/o de Zavula
,83
84
92
19
, 8S
77
,73
73
lol
92
, 93
94
45
37
58
88
74
70
31
87
58
95
Louis Tile-ton.
I.iu'as
Luciiida
Luclnila .\
Liicimla < nroline 8"
Luciuda Kicli 03
Luuv, IS. 28, 33. 38. 42. 45, 4H, 50, 57.
00, OS, 70.71, 73. 77
Lucy K ,50
Lucy lluniplirey 79
Lucy .lacob 85
1-ucv Tiiaxtcr 05
Luther 73
Luther .S 51, 62
Lydia, IS,
24. 2H. 27, 28, 30, 30
3S. 40. 41.42, 45,59,04,73, So
Lydia Heal 04
Lvdiadilmau 57
Ly.lia II 89, 90
L\ (lia .lames 83
Lydia .Maria. 93
M
Mahel 42,00
Mal.el Francos 89
Mahel Lmise 74
3Iau(hi Thurher 77
?.larfraret 12, 20, 22, 92
.Mu-raret Ahhott 94
.Margaret Daisy 98
-Margery 12
Maria 71
.Maria A 77
Maria K 85
.Maria .1 82
Maria .losephine 98
.Marian 89
-Marquis D 43
.Martha 72
Martha .\ 82
Martha Heed 94
.Martin 40, 52, .50, 58, ti8, 77
Mary. 17. 19, 20, 21, 22, 23. 24, 25, 28,
29 30. 31, 34, 3»;, 37. 38, 40, 41,
44. 40, 47, 50, 53, 54, 55, 57,68,
02, 77, 81, 08
.Alary Adelaide 90
JIary Alexina ....... 92
.Marv Ann. . 09, 73, 70, 92, 93
Mary W .. 01
Mary Catherine 09
.Mary Chauncey 52
.Mary Dorothy 78
MarV Dunning 94
Mary K ' 50
.Uary Kames 9i>
Mary Kniily 97
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Mary (i 85
Mr vy (iilo 6f)
Miii-y llobart. . f,9
Mary Jaiir 84
.Arary .Folios. . 85
Mary Loiiis-a 95
Mary S ei
Mary Slieal'i' 48
Mary \V m
Mary VVlicatou 23
-'Matilda 77
3Iatil{la Sumner 85
3Ia(tlic\v, 7. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20, 23,
29, 3'>, 44. 49, ,52, 73
Maud Wales 100
Mclietabcl 70
Moriah Elizabeth 63
Mickpl 84
MiiKTva 9S
Minna Troil 8S
Al iriam 68
Miriam Kastnian 93
Molly 42, 49
Morgiana S9
Mosos 18, 20, 38, 59, 82
N
Nancy ,38. 42, 53, 54, 57, 78
Nancv Pago. 85
Nathan 22,38,55,74
Nathan Adam 100
N-.Jiani('l,21. 23, 24,28, 31, 34, a5,
36, 37, 39. 47, 48, 49, 53, 54, 55, 70,
71.73,76
Nazareth 21
Nod 40, 57
Mohcmiah 19, 43, 62. 63
Ncllio 97
Nicholas 13
Nicholas Cooko 51, 72
Noah 23, 49
o
Ohadiah 20
Olive 41
Oliver 62, 85
Oliver Edwards 98
( );ivor Wendell 85
Otis 84
Otis 11 72,97
Parmela 61
rationce 62
I'AOE.
Patience Dunbar 62
I'atty 4,1
•'•■J-'f-'y (;4
Peroival Holmes 86
P<>rcy Hill 101
J'tTfZ 29,42,43.53,62
Porez Lincoln 80
Persis 42
IVrsis Hotiart 80
I'elor. . 13, K;. 18, 20. 40. 57, 63, 73, H7
Potor (iiddings 87
I'eter Ilawkes 57
Philip (;()
Phojbo 2S
Piekels 38, 56
J'"lly 68, 70
Prentice 45
I'l-i-'cilla 62,61
Prudence 45
1') am 29, 43, 61, 84, 85, 100
Q
Quincy 43
R
Rachel... .19, 20, 2.3, 38, 41, 44,49, 8 !
llalph 88
llalj)!! llinnian 86
Kehecca. 26,62, 77, 81
Hebecca Kdmands 81
Kebecca Partridge (i3
Roireinelick 42
Richard Croniwoll 81
Kichmond llersov (13
Robert 12. 38, 43, 46, 61, 70, 85
Robert Henry 81
Robert Maynard 95
lioland 33, 34
Rowland .56, 60
Rufus King 09
Ruth. 18, 22, 38, 42, 43, 44, 49, 50, ,59,
62, 65
Ruth L GO
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.'Jabrinia 77
Sally 45, 52, 54, 58, 71, 78
Salome 78
Samuel, 20, 22, 28, 3M, 31, 40, 42, 46,
53, 59. 76, 80
Samuel Andrews 57
Sam uel Barrett 72, 98
Samuel Tiiaxter h)
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Sarali. 17. H. lf». 21, 23. 27.2!'. 31, '
:j7, .'is, 11. 4t;. 4H, ;"). 5t!,rj><, (JO.til,
t;7, 72. 7;i. 7r., 81,83
.Sarah Hrinffs H'.*
.Sarali l'',lizalM'tli 7H
.Sarali I'l-aiici's 81
.Sarali (U'liisli fi2
Small llcli'ii W
Sarali llodjisoii 94
Sarah .1 "« i
Sarali .lacob 85,88 |
Sarah .Ian.' 82,84,87 ;
Sarah .^)1H'^^ 01
Surah Laphniii 83 j
Sarah l.i^avilt .. 9t5 !
,Sur:.h Maria 90,91
Sara s Martha 98
Sarah Mildri'tl 70
Sarah I'iiikcrton 80
Sarah S 82
Sarah Wilder 80
S.'lh 20, 43, 52, (31, ()2, 85, 89
Si'th Uiiv'f,'^ 03,85. 8S
Siiliicy 84
Silc'iici' Uurr 57
Solomon 20,29,31,44
Solomon Uryant 50
Sophia 53,58
Sojihia Hradlord 00
Sopliroiiitt 77
Sophronial' 78
Stella. 97
Stephen 13, IS, 20, 40, 54. 77. 98
Su^a 29,.'-,8
Susan 51
Susan HadK'"" 'Jit
Susan liariie>> 57
Susan llnmphroy 79
Susan .larvis 72
Susanna 41, 45, 40, 53.59, 72
T
r. .TolTerson 70
Tahitha 42
Taiiiar 29.43,48
ianisin 29,43. 48,02
Teeodore 58
Ipcoina P 82
Theodore 41, 55, 71, 70
'riii'odore Sli(>nf'o 48
Theophilus. 7, 13, 10. 19, 20, 29, 43,
t)2, t)3, 87
riieoiihilus Ilaniiltou 80
Thomas. 11. 12, 13. 15. 17, 21. 22,27.
28, 29, 35, 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 48.
49, 52, 53, 54, 69, 71, 73, 79, 93, 95
kAUK.
1 lioiiias Meedoe 74
Thomas Croade. 4 1. tl5
Thomas Korhes 95
Thomas .Fohnson 95
Thomas I'arkinan 40
Tiieston 40
Tiniotiiy .31,40
Ursula 18
Volnoy fvl
Voliiey Byron 88
w
Wainwriglit 98
Wallace (i.. 79
Walter Kil^nr loi
Walter .lohii 92, 98
Wareham 45, 08
Warren 42. .53
Washiiif^toii 43, tl2
Waterman 43
Welistor A 82
Wendell 62, 80
Wiley Kdinands 80
Willard.. 98
William, 11, 12, 13. 15, 21, 26, 31, ;!2,
33, 44, 50, .57. til, ti3. 01. 70, 71,
72, 75, 78, 85, 102. 103, 104
Williai'i Uarne.s 57
William Bradford 84
William ('hanning 87
William Edward 98
William Kdwin 98
William Fabien8 95
William Frank 97
William «iray. GO, 82
j William II 5+
I William H(>nry 92
1 William Howard 1*5
i William .Mair 93
1 William T 77
! Williams 45
! Wiiislow L 100
z
ZebGdiah 37
Zoiias 46
r^—
INDEX
or
NAMES OTiiKit THAN '^CUSIILVG."
3'
PAOB.
Abbot', Martha K 7'
Al)ruins, Mciictabt'l 37
AliTs, Annie St7
Allan, Klizalietli Ciisliing !M
Allan, Frank Kdwin It4
Allan, .loliii Cusliiiig 94
Allen, IlidiiniH 23
Ailing Kli/ulietli, wi I Kev. .las. 24
Amos, IJetsy 5!)
AiKJrews, Klizabetl; 4((
Andrews, .*'aiiun'l 4<J
Andrews, Thomas 40
Antrim, Klizabeth 34
Applet on, John 25
Aslimiin, lion. Kli 1> 47
Atkins ,^4
Atkinson, Alexandri-.ui >I. M . 92
Anslin. .Sarah, d. Stonjjlilon .. 57
Avcrill, Alice -M 7t)
Averill, Ambrose II 7<)
Aveiill, Anna H 76
Averill, Klihu B 7t)
Averill, Florence M 70
Averill, Frank \V 7*5
Averill, (ieorye B 'd
Averill, .Mary C 7f5
Averill, Willard C 70
Avery ,%
Ayhvin, Thomas 33
B
Bacon, Mary 24
ISailey 30
Baldwin, Hov. Samuel 33
ISaich, Benjamin 21
lialdwin, Flizabeth Adelaide, d.
Asa 95
Haldwin, Kllen 71
Bantam, Mary 40
IJarker, Debora h 46
Barker, Klizabeth. wid Isaac. 34
Barker John 19
Barley, Uiitli, d. John 50
PAOK.
Barnard, (ieorge H9
Barnes, .Susan 57
Barren, l.vdia 24
Barrett, William Dver HI
Barron, Kli/a liastings !t3
Barron, Lemuel Cushinp 93
Barron, Thomas 'M
Barron. Tlionuis .John !<•'!
Barslow, Klizabeth, d. Kdward 7<»
Barslow, (iideon 4H
harsh) IV, ('ai)t. .loseph 34
Barslow. Nathaniel 50
Bates, Amos Binwey SO
Beal, Deborah 30
Bcal, .lohn 57
Beal, I.vdiiv, <1. .Inhn i'A
Beveridfie, Alice I'ell 93
Beveridp', l{obeit 93
Bijrelow, Sarah 4.5
Bilbv, (!eor(?e VV 82
Binnev, I'nily 40
Bhike." Sally 71
Boit, Kdward D 95
Bostwick, Mary Ann, d. John
Price 91
Bourret, Edward C 90
Bowcker, Jonliua 54
Bo wker, I )ezinli 77
Bowers, Luke Horace 89
Boyden, I'eter. ... 68
Bradford, Caroline 74
Bradford, .lohn 38
Biewer, C'apt .Jona 70
BridfTfres, 5Iatthe\V(j/J<(s Briggs
Matthias.. , 15
Bripgs, Ueljorah 62
Briggs, ('ai)t. .lohn, jun 21
Brigham, Winslow 45
Hridgham, Mary alias Mercy,
wid Joseph 22
Brockhold, Thomas 103
Bromlield, Mary, d. Hon. Edw. .S5
Brompton, Klizabeth . 12
Brooks, Harriette Antoinette.. 63
Brooks, Slartha Wa.xhington. . 63
Brooks, Nathaniel 63
Brookf", Uebecca Cashing 63
Jil
f/J>^-
viii
-rHi^^^'i*
IXDK.X.
VA
I.*
n
ItriioK-i, SiiiiiucI .lc)^i'|ili Aliiy,
Itfo.iks, Wlllhitn I'cmi .
liI'Vllllt. SiilnllMIII
I'.iiclil, .Mint ha N
|!ll(llllll^r. illlllll'S K
I'liillock. K'icliiiiKiiil . .
Itiiiliaiik, Aliniliiiin
Hiii'dicU, Mury 11
l!iirp-s, |)r
Kill I', .loliii
Itiiir, Siliiicc
Km I'ill, Miirv
»K.
M
!»7
7'i
M
H:i
!t7
70
'2!t
4(t
n
C
('nllciidiir, A)ii>;:iil
Ciilwi'll, Williinii II
( aiiiiTiiii, .Miirjiiip't Klli'ii
(ai'^'ill, M'.irtliH Aim S., il. lion,
.liiil;;!'
('Ii!i|)iiian. Lucy
Clit'iM'V, FninU.. .
Chick, ilarrici
Chick, Mary Kli/alictli
Cliickcriii;;, lloratji)
Cliiiicli, Mary
Ci.il k. I!cv. knliraiiii
Clay, Kli/alictii 1{
Cli'Vflaiul, i.cvi
Ciivc, .\iicc, <l Kiclmril
C(il)l). Kii/.a
('(xiiiiaii, Stcjilu'ii
Ccitliii, Ann
Colcswortli, Mary
Colcswortli, Sariili
Colianiiirc. Aliitjail
Collaniorc, Kctsv
Condys I'.lizaljctli
Condy, .Icrcniiah
Cook, Cliarlcs Albert
Cook, l*clc<
Ciiokc. .Sarah S
Cooki'. William
Coo!i(lji(>. Klifilia
Corey, I)r Charles
Corey. Florence A
Cotton, Klizabetli, d. Hqv. Sea-
born (or John). .
Cotton, .Mary, d. Jo.sinli
Cotton, Hov
Cotton, l{«>v. Josiuli
Oaift, William
Crane
Crane, Thomas K
Croade. Hnth
Croade, Thomas
Oocker, Alvali
Cromwell, Frances
■)3
SI
03
4'i
>4
72
Hi
^1
7J
75
27
77
S!(
12
71
47
T.i
ra
23
71
4»
14
l.'i
88
54
lt7
{)1
41)
08
08
24
31
13
21
07
()9
81
44
S3
98
80
l'.\(iK.
Cii'We, Mnruiiref, wil'eTlioniisx. KC!
(I'd we, William \\<:i
Ciimiiiint.'>. Sarah It4
Ciirli-<. Ki/iiili "lO
Cii<hnia;i, l.lleii 7ii
CuMlimMii, .liiliiM 71 •
Cni'hnian, .Mary 70
D
DaiiteN, Kli/alietli
|)iMrlioi'M, Ifev William II . .
Dewey, Kale \'
I)exier, sii-^an I'rescoit
Doane. Kli>ha
Doaiie, Hannah
Uodjre, .Mehetabel, (1
Kzekiel
DorliN . Ca|)t, l'-li'»zar
Dorr, Kiinice Colby
Drinkwater. Kllen . .
Diilaney, Oliver Donaldson
Diinbiir. I'aiieiice
Diinnint;. .Mary
Diirhain, .Vdejine Cn-hinp.
Diirhiiin. l-li/ibeth I'eirce .
Dnrhain, (ieorire S.vazy . .
Diirhiini, Helen
Diirhani, .losepli .fenny. . ,
Durham, .'^arah 11
l)welly, Samuel
IJev
'.•4
97
9.j
71 1
21
s7
S7
9.-,
43
09
S8
88
H8
88
88
97
42
E
ames, Kli/.abetli Hates 90
IS t man. Abbv 07
astinau, Charles C 04
astman, Charlotte C 04
asimaii, Cyrus ... 07
astman, Cvriis Cliamberlain. . 07
,a.>itman, Kbenezer 04
u; tman, Klizabetli 07
astman, Harriet C 00
astman, Harriot Hicp <i7
astman, Helen (iregory 07
astman, ,loliu K 04
astnni'.i, John Cashing 07
astman, .1 osiali S t)4
lastman, Louisa 07
astman, Lucy (it
astman, Martha ... 07
asrman, Mary. . , 77
astman, jMary Wilsou 07
astman, Miriam 00
astman, Sarah 00
astman, Sarali Frances 07
a.stican , Tliomas*. CO
e^j^-
"^■^^
I
'9^i<J''^ii
IMiEX.
Ix
oi:.
»!7
SI
so
SI
lis
-2
«":
70
48
I" A
Kiistimiii, Tlionino >Ji'lI('ii
Kii-tmaii, Williiini ( liiiinlH'iJnin
liiltfcrtdii, I'.i'iiHtiis
l'.ilinaii(N, |{i'l)e('( 11
IvIiniiiKlf, lion. \i'ilcy
Kilsoii, Miiry
Kd Willi Is, K'tliiiliiKlii
Kcis, I!i'v NatliaiiicI
Kl(li('il(:c, Dr. Ilc/ckinh
KstabriiokH, (iciicral Natliaiiia)
('iisliiiifj
Kstal nidks. Itt-v. .Joseph.. . '. .
E«tii(l(llo, DoJori'.'*, tl. hail .Iimii
iJost'
F
l''aii('iiil, I'cfer .f,
Farley. A HVcd " cT
Keiliiiij;, Abel ci
Fe.'iiiiii.', l-ydia 2ii
Fearing, I.Tael ,f,j(
Fellers, (jeorjro <)2
Fer^'iis n, Ali(!(> S3
Ferguson, Martha Sfi
Fletcher 22
Fletcher, Debornh .'j5
Flint, Ambrose (' 7,-,
Flint, Dr. ISenjaniin 75
Flint. .John (' 7-,
Foliett, Nancy 97
Folsoni. .losiali 40
Folson, .Margiirc't E Rl
Foonl, ■\Viii. T \ S2
F"oi(i, Jemima '^,\
Freeman, Mary 37
Furnald, Kliziibeth ', (J4
G
f^^
a^^
(iallison, Soj)hia
Gardn.'r, Aaron
liardner. Maria Louisa, d. Kev.
.John S
(iardner, Mary
(iav. l{ev. F^benezer.
(iile, Timothy
<iileis, Adelaide ].'."."'
(iiles, (irace
(.iiles, .John T "'.
(iiles, Kate , .. \
(j iles. I,izzic Budlong .
Giles, Mary
(iilos, Olive Maria ..'.'.'
(iilei., Walter Cushing
Gilkoy, Marriet J
Gilkey, Jacob
70
80
95
85
31
<54
!»U
im
9(5
90
!t(>
9fi
96
79
61
<iill. Abigail
Giliniin. I-ydia, d. Kdward . ,
GiMlurd. .loiiu
Godlrey, Itefsy
(ioodiile, Klizii ,
Goiilding, .Siuali, wid Col ...
<iriissauay, \. .\
(•regoiy, Sll.-ail II
<ireild, Lucy A ....
Gridley, J ;;.'
II
llninnioiid Klizabetli L. .
Hancock, John
Hanson. Hannah ',
llarriiigloii, Ijicy
Iliiiris. .*ite|i|ieii.". .',
Hasclline, Moses. ,,
Hiiscltine. Sally
Ila.'tings. I.ydia, d. Joseph
Ha'cli, Abigiiil . ,..
IDitcli. Lemuel \',\
Hathaway, .John " . ,
Haven, James H , .,
Ilawes Susan ..,,!!
Hawke, Hannali, d. Matthew.!
Hawke, ."-arah, d. Matthew
Hayes, (iov
Haye.s, Nancy . .
Hayes, Thoinasin
Hazeltine, Hannah
Ilersej', .loliii
Horsey, .loshiia
Hersey, l.,iicy
Her.-ey, Setli
Her^'y, Theoiihiliis ('usliing . ..
Hiyginson, Henry
Hill. Klizabetli Titconibe
Hill, Nancy VV
Hill, 'i'honias
lliiiinan. M.irv Klla
Hincklev. Isabella
IIobart,Khed
Ilobart, F.dmiind
Hol.art, Klizabetli
Ilobart, Kmiiia
Hobart, Kev. I'eter 14, 15.
Hobiirt, Thomas
Hodgdoii, Catherine Heath
Hodge. Kuiiliemie
Holbrooke, Fjllen M
llolman, Klleii
Holman. Frederic
H olnian , Louise
Holman, Lucy
Holman, Hilary
Holman, Silas, M. D
^^^5'^^-
I
!■ 5
ii:".
if-
1
F.f
1 .
ii '
¥
1; ^
1 !^
INDEX.
I'AfJK.
Hiilinaii, SiliiK A 7'l
iiolincH, AiigiHta Child. ..• H(i
Holmes, l>r T)!
Iloliiics. i:iiziil)ftli 31
ll<ilincs, Si)rali 2(1
Hooker, l{-"v 13
lloitoii, iliiiiniili 72
iloskiliH, (all )i Allen Tli
Il:i.'-Kiii.-, 1)1°. Siiiiiiiel 75
lloskins, lliirriet S 7<'
iloskinx, ilaiiieM U VO
iioskiiis,.ioim c. <■ :r.
lldhkliiM, hois A. U 7*)
HoskiiiH, Mary 7f)
lloskiiis, .Saiiuiel W 75
Uoskius, VVilliaiii 11 It,
House, .Sarali 24
Howlaiid. Iv r 49
liiimplirey, Lucy 7!>
lluinplirev, .Sylveiider 1! 7!>
llunnewell. William RH
llutchins, Catherine, d. Jolin .^ 92
ilutchiiison 51, 97
•Tacknian, Abigail 76
Jaeol), Dea. l):ivid 17
Jacob, Oeltorah 2.'5, 57, (50
Jacob, Kli/abeth, d. Nicholas. ICi
Jacob, Ja(>l, d. Col. John 2(1
•lacob, John 18
tlacob. John, juii 43
Jacob, Marv 2S
J acob, Sarah 84
Jacob, Sarah, d. Nicholas. ... 15, Ki
Jacobs, Hetsy t!3
Jacobs, Joshua 43
Jariiajjan, Jered fil
Jarvis, Kev .. 70
Jarvis, Susan 72
Jay, Cliiof J uatico .lolui 32
JeiickoH, Ann 51
Jenckes, Uenjamin C 5)
Jenckes, Capt. John 51
Jenckes, Carol 'no 51
.lenckes, Daniel C 51
Jenckes, Freelovp 51
Jenckes, (jeorgo VV. C 51
.lenckes, Hannah 61
Jenckes, John 51
Jenckes, Slary 51
Jenckes, Hufiis 51
.lenkine, iJesire 4H
Jepson, Samuel 53
.lolinson, Julia A 100
Johnson, Mary Kobecca 95
Jones, Eliza Jane 88
p.
I'AOK.
Jones, ,l(i1in 47
.lones, Lyillji 3t)
Jones, ^lary 52
.lordan, Uoininicus 27
K
Keith, Mnii...t H...
Keith, 4lMlhi
Kelly, ( iiri ie 1-
Kelly, Williuin . .
Kenu<'(ly. .lu'li '
Kilbv, Ca'her.iie .
Killiy, Hii'iiurd
Kimliiill. I). A.,
Kiin'nll,.Miss
Kimptou, Alice 11.
King, Lyilia
4ti
4'1
74
84
211
18
91
titi
53
38
Lamb, .lunas
Lane, Kli/.beth
J.,ane, Kli/abeth Ann
l.,ane, Peter
Lapliam
La|)ham, l.uclnda
Lajihani, Lytlia
Lapham, .Mary . .
Lawrence, Louisa A
Lh/i'I1, Sally, d. Nathan
l.a/.ell. Su/aniuih
Leavitt, Klijah
Leavitt, Kli/abeth, d. Josej)!! .
Leavitt, John
Leavitt, Sally
Leavitt. Sarah
Lewis, David
Lewis. Hachid
iJncoln, Metsy
Lincoln, Daniel
Lincoln, Kli/abeth 41,
Lincoln, E/ra
Lincoln, (Jen. Honjamin
liincoln, Uorham
Lincoln, Hannah 43,
Lincoln, IMartin
IJncoln. Mary
Lincoln, Olive
Lincoln, liuth
iJncoln. Samuel
Lincoln, Sarah 41,
J.,incoln, Solomon
Livingstone, Hon. Philip
Loring, Abnah
Loring, Henjamin
Loring, Dea. James
45
(;4
84
(J2
24
8t)
83
84
88
54
51
52
9f!
52
73
29
42
19
58
44
58
44
34
41)
52
40
41
41
42
18
58
16
34
41
18
38
.'5r^'
r
INhF.X.
XI ^
l'A(
J.ori
l.ori
Loi'i
Loii
l.or
l.iii'i
L()ri
1-yo
lip, I)i'l>orn)i, fl. Tlinmns .
lip, llniimth, d. 'I'lioniHH..
lip, Hiii'i'it't
">.'."• f*
iip.iiKimi
lip, l.i'iili, d. Tlioina.x,
ip, Stiriiti
lip, riiniiiiis
II, Fiiiiiiii- Alli'n
20
,S2
10
♦il
■it!
•J!)
17
"4
M
Slnpiiirc, Nnry Ann 91
IMiiir, Cliiirlcs "0
Miiii, Kllcii 70
INliiir, William 70
MiiMiiii, llciirv Til
Miiisii, i;ii/,iil)»>tli 6-2
Mnisliall IH
Miirtiii, Klf'cfa "8
,\liiitlii, .John 14
.Mnttyii, Klimibctli lif.
3[ii\ , Ciilviii ,S H3
Aiciciiily, (icorpc Uoutwcll 07
Millt r, JliiiicliH T . , . . 70
3lil(li('ll, Col. Ktlwnrd 43
MilclH'll, KliziilM'th '20
Mitclicll, .Mary, d. Col 43
M()(>(ly, licv. Joshua iU
iloorc, .Imiicrt ISatclicUler Vt4
More, (.iporpp 13
Mo.-lev, John ,S Itl
iloriill, Anna, d. John 1)8
Moiri.x, Jospi liiiip Ho
Morris, Thotnas J Hii
3Iorsp, Annie Maria , S!)
Mortcnioic, Ann '23
5Io>licr, Mt'hotaljcl S 54
Jlnzcr, Martha 15
Mc
JlacCBlliim, Albert Giii»)iinff ... 91
MacCalliiin, Charles Arthur... . 91
Mat'Callum, <'liarle» F itl
JMacCalliini, Joseph Alexander
Morley 91
MHC<'ullun>, Maria Louisa Vic-
toria 01
JilacCalluni, Maria iSojihia !»1
MacCalliini, Sarah Amelia 01
MacUoupall, Kllen Myia 101
MacKenzif, Ann 80
ftlcCauselin, llunnah 57
Mc'leliun, Catherine Jane 81
McCiill. llon.r 1)1
Mclntire, Flora A 08
x\
a'li, Dehorah Cushlng
asli, i:ii/a
Hsli, Hem v....
U'-li, l.»riief
sli, Jllllll
sh. Jllllll Klnc
iifji, Niithniiii'M'iiHliinp
ation, < 'Imiloltc ,So|)hia
iilloiv, Kdwiiril VVillianis
atioii, Kli/iihetli
iitioii, Frederick AnpiistuH,. .
ation, (ieorpe Aupii.'<ttis.
atlon, (ieorpe Kniery
ation, (Jcrtriide Aiipusfa ....
alloii, lltirrii't Anne
iition, llerliert Clarko
iitlon, James
ation, •lames Cusliinp
iiiion, John
ation, Mary
iitioii, .Sarah
elson, iloliii ,
ewniaich, Mary, d. IJev. John
iciiols. .
iciiols, Lucy
ichols, iSarali
orris, Henry 1.,
I'AdK.
. . . 53
. . 53
... 5iJ
... 53
. . . 53
. . . 63
. . . 53
. . . OH
. . . 07
08
08
08
08
OH
07
08
07
(i8
07
08
07
8'2
37
'20
50
10
»1
< >l(lham, John
(Xiiey, .Mary Ann 07
Orciit, Martha 72
Oti.". I n.oipii 10
Otis, lion. Cusliing 50
Otis, Dr. James 'i!8
Otis, Noah 28
Owen, Dolly 00
I'liine, Charles 48
I'liiiie, Zehulon 40
rarl<er, Mary, d. Doniinicus
<loi(laii ' 27
PHrkii'an. .Sarah, d. Ebentzei. . 45
rarnienter, .luditli , 23
I'eck. Uev. Kobprt, M.A 14
I'eirce, Adeline 88
I'eirco, Harriet Miiria 73
I'eirce, .lane, d Hayward 73
I'eirce, , John Nelson, juii 78
I'emberton, Mary 21
I'erkins, Anne M.. d, James ... 70
I'erkins, Harriet M 100
li
XII
IXDEX.
I'AQE.
I'cterson, B<'njiimin 24
rt'lcrsdii, (jcor^'i' 54
I'hillips, llaiiiii.li ■ 31
I'ickcH, Mary or MiTcy, d.
Nathaniel 2o
rioi'iiont, Kl)i'iit'zcr 31
I'lkc, Klias IS
Tike, Join. 79
I'ilikliiiiii, Dorothy 77
rilchcr, Nazart'lh, d. Iloiiry... 14
I'itchcr, Kl'v. Nathaniel 21
I'rutt. .Samuel 2^
I'leiitice, JIary, (1. Hov. John.. 30
I'riiitice. KdwHi C 1)8
Trescott. Govi'riior 01 Canada. Oo
I'rince.Thoiniis 35
Trior, iloanna 54
i-'ufler, John U2
R
Hidenoiiski, Maria Madclina. . . !»5
Uaiid, Kev. Asa 4<)
Kairdall 51
icawsoii, Dr. Klliott 35
Kay, Olive, d. Knos 'JtJ
lihodes, Mary Ann, iirv Dlney. 97
Jiice, Denny 71
Ikice. Henry A 71
nice, tloseph S2
Kicc, Sarah, d. Col. Asa '!»!
Jiicli, Delia 03
Uich, Mary Dennis, d. Dr.
liosea 09
Hieliniond, Abigail 34
Kicketon, Charles 7<(
iiicketon, l.izzie 70
l{iecro)t, \v il Frances 14
J;ij)ley, llenry *JU
Koberts, Klizabeth 23
liobiiison, Charles 28
IJoss, Hev. Donald, B.D 93
Uussell, Ephraini 45
Salter, Susanna 53
Sampson, Simeon 20
Sawin, pr 49
Sawyer, Delia, d. Captain 70
Sawyer, Sarah 55
Scaniniell, Annie Tilton hi
Schiellt'lin, Lama G 98
Schuyler. Marian 84
Sheato, Ann lluske 47
SheaCe, Henry 48
Shute, Daniel 44
I'AOK.
... t;i
. . . 52
... 44
... 4t)
... 4ti
. . . [)■;
... 24
... 81
... 71
Shutc, Daniel N
Shute, Kli/abeih
Shute, Kev, Daiii-l
.s:;{ourney, .Mariha Ai;a ....
Sifjoiirney, Sarah 15
Silver, Mary Klvira
Simmons, Isaac
Sloan, \V. K
Smith, Abigail
Smith, Eliza .>mith
Smith, .lohn Smith VI
Smith, Thomas 71
Smith, Thomas S 23
Snow, l'°.j>hraim 82
Souther. Mary. 24
Si)aldiii}^, Arthur Cusiiinf? <)(;
SJiahllnf;, deorge Homer Oi\
Spalding, William Henry ini
.Sprague, Met.--\ ysi
S|)rague. .lane ;;j
Sprague, Nancy 79
Spragui', Tolly 30
Sprague, Hiitii 52, 5S
Stearns, Nathaniel 45
.stei)heirson. Lucy 7;i
Stevens, Dea. .losepll .'{S
Stockbridge, David 31
Stockbiidge, David, jun 50
S'odilar, Caroline Ido
.Stodder, Mary (i2
S'''::e, .Jonas 4.5
Stone, ,J( siali 45
Stone, Lucy, d. Isaac 44
Stone, l{ev. Nathan 30
Stupell, Henry T tjii
Sturievant, .losiah (14
Sturtevant, Itolind.a G4
Sumner, Elizabt'th, d. Gov.... 47
Swett, Sarah 77
T
Tarleton, Henry 16
I'aylor, John Henry 87
Thaxter. Christiana 57
I haxter, Deborah, d. John 22
Thaxter, Elizabeth, d. John, ... 18
Thaxter, Elizabeth, wid John . 16
Thaxter, LiK'v 57
I'haxter, Maiia 54
Thaxter, Mary 65
Thaxter, Mary, d. John 19
Thaxtt>r, (juincy 40
Ihoinas, Anna 48
Thomas, IJenjainii. 57
Thomas, Itetsy . , . , 43
Thomas, Elijah 43
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INDEX.
V
I'AOK.
Tlininas, Ida 4s
Tli(iiii!i(i, Haclicl 48, 71
'1 lioiiias. liiitli lil, 4!i
Tlioiiius, Sarah . ' 4,s
TlKniia!*. Taiiiar 4s
'riii)iii])S()ii, Aiwlrow (IS
Tlioiiip.-oii, Kdtiiund Jaiiics cs
'l'li<iiii|»s(iii, (KMH-fjo Aufrusiu.s .. M
I liiPiiiiiKoii, llariifi tis
Tlioiiijisoi', Jol) (,'usliinj.' . OK
Tlu)iiiii.x()ii,Siirali, d. l{ev.i<raii-
ei.-i \Vii3la11d 41;
Th(iiiii).-(ni, William tw
Tliiiiii)]soii, William JI cs
Tlimiitoii, William 1;^
Tildcii, Abifrail ' j-,,^
Tiii'>l()ii, llainiali 31
'I'lJiry, William no
Toucr, Ai/jifliiia H ' " ,s,-,
'lower, lU'la ... 4;{
ToMcr, Lydia .' ." y;
lowiM-. I'ln'Z
Ti'fseott, J,ciinu>l
■J'ii|i|), Kivim- H ."'
Tucker, Dcbby '
'I'lick.r, llaiiiiali
I'liriicr, l.ucy. «reiit— ^'raiid— d.
llumidirey 48
liittic, Aim 57
T.\ Icr, Artcnias l^awrciu c 98
'I'ylcr, Artcmas S 98, !*9
T> Icr. Ktlialiiula iiy
Tyler, Fanny Maria oy
Tyler, Stanley Cusliing 98
V
Viiiux, Henrietta Joticpliine,
V'o.se, Col
38
70
t;7
."3
05
08
W
Wade, William 91
Wainwright, Anna 38
icy, 11.
Warren, Melietabel
\^ as|iil|j;t,,||_ (,(.in.|.|l .
Waieimuii, Mannali .
Wat. rman, .sanniel
Wuieimaii, C apt W
U ateis, Helen ';
Wat.-dii, i;ii/a ('(pn.>itantiii
\\ at>()n. I.-aao
Wat>()ii, .Martha .M ...'.'.".'
Wayiaid l{ev . !■ ratifis. . ,
N\ ebl), Ann .Maria
W eir, Kdlieit .,,',
Weisiey, .Mary or Mer
.lolin
West, ( harles, ..
West, Frank '..'",
U est, i.ieiit. Kdward . . .'.
Wheaton, \Iary
Wlielaii, Ktta. ...
Wliitlieid
U hitman, Klla V ...
\\ liiliny, I.ucinda ,'
\* liitoii. .Sarah .
Wi!de, ( aroliiie, d. ji.djre
Wilder, Aldeii " .
Wihier, i^eiijamin .
Wdder. Ceha...
Wilder, Lsiae ."
Wilder, Jattez
Wilder, Jo.'senii. ...','".
v> ilkie, Flizabeth, d. .John!
Williams, Anna, d. liev. Ware-
ham
Willi>i(m, Jlary..!! '...."'
Wilson, Anna "dariu..
W ithington, .John
Wood, Hull. Wilkes
Woodbridge, Uev. iW'iijiini'in'."
>> oiidimin, Wyatt IJ
Wright, Melitf.sa .'!'.".!'.'.""
l'A(iK
Ul
I
31
19
3S
iA
S3
71
19
71
4'!
til*
81
'22
.'o
7fi
7(1
1!3
81
•^4
80
S'J
■^s
74
02
<;i
dO
41
"id
43
14
40
02
90
u3
ijd
Jt-
t;7
70
Vi uiig, Welcome ^54
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