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Selected Early American Residents As noted elsewhere on this website, some of the earliest residents shared family connections. Back in those less technological times, people didn t necessarily move away from where they began life and with fewer distractions, family meant so much more to other family members. For example, many of the occupants of our oldest sections can be linked together through marriage and thereby blood. A few of those interrelationships are outlined below. These paragraphs only suggest relationships, a genealogist would have to do a more thorough search to verify the information. Deacon Thomas Mower Four generations of the Mower family are at the northwest corner of the cemetery. Deacon Thomas and wife Phebe provided the start of the family in this location. Their son Ezra and his wife Sarah Webster have a presence there, too, and two of their children are in the lot as well. Daughter Ann Mower Gale, wife of Hawley Gale, and son Dennison Mower are the third generation in the family plot, a few of their children make up the fourth generation. Deacon Thomas Mower came from Jaffrey, New Hampshire and settled in nearby Berlin around 1797. Apparently he saw better opportunity in nearby Barre and bought and settled on a farm there a year later. At about 1890, E. T. Mower, a descendant, owned the old family homestead. Child did not mention Mrs. Mower s first name, only that Thomas had married a Miss Raymond. Her marble tombstone has become so illegible, her information may be lost. It may be possible that she had the first name, Phebe. Confusion can be added to the mix with the small stone for Mrs. Phebe Mower, located to the far west of the family plot where grandson Dennison s family is located. Deacon Thomas and his wife had three daughters and a son, Ezra, his family can be found to the west of the parents. 1 Thomas moved to Barre before 1810 and served during the War of 1812. 2 The deacon married Phebe Thomas, the daughter of Lieutenant Nathaniel and Esther Perkins Thomas of Rindge, New Hampshire. They married on Sep 3, 1792, she passed away on April 19, 1810 in Barre. 3 1 Gazetteer Of Washington County, Vt. 1783-1899, Compiled and Published by Hamilton Child, Edited By William Adams. The Syracuse Journal Company, Printers and Binders. Syracuse, N. Y.; April, 1889. Pages 129 185, Transcribed by Karima Allison, 2003 2 From Mower family history by Walter L. Mower, MCMXXIII [1923] 3 From Mower family history by Walter L. Mower, MCMXXIII [1923]
Son Ezra and his wife Sally Webster had eight children, they buried four of them on West Hill with Ezra s parents. No stones have been identified for Ezra and Sally, they may or may not be in the cemetery. Ezra s daughter Ann Mower Gale, wife of Hawley Gale is also on the north end of West Hill lots along with two natural children and an adopted daughter. Ezra s son Denison and family occupy the west end of the lot. He is there with first wife Amanda, his second wife Lorinda is on the stone with a birth date but not death date. On the side, George, son of Dennison and Amanda, is listed. Small tablets for Amanda [A.M.] and Denison [D.S.M.] are located to the right of the family monument, a small stone tablet for George [G.F.M.] on the left. Another Mower, Denison S., and his wife Amanda, also have a family lot at West Hill. Amanda passed away in 1859 at the age of 24 and is in the family lot along with the couple s son George, he died in 1857 at age 5 months. Denison married a second time to Lorinda Gale, mentioned elsewhere in this document. Calvin Smith Calvin s residence provided the place where the residents of Wildersburgh gathered to discuss changing the name of the town to something a bit friendlier and shorter. They gathered there on the 3rd of September in 1793 to select a new name for the town to be presented to the Vermont legislature. Calvin came north from Wildersburgh, Mass., becoming one of the very early settlers. He built the family home and remained there until his death. According to legend, the famous fight between Sherman and Thompson took place in Smith s barn. He married three times, his first wife, a Sherman, had seven children with him, his second wife, Mrs. West, two more. Calvin married Mrs. Wright as his third wife. Stones can be found for two of Calvin s wives, but not for Calvin of his third wife. 4 4 Gazetteer Of Washington County, Vt. 1783-1899, Compiled and Published by Hamilton Child, Edited By William Adams. The Syracuse Journal Company, Printers and Binders. Syracuse, N. Y.; April, 1889. Pages 129 185, Transcribed by Karima Allison, 2003
Paul Ross Paul and his family have a lot to the left of the entry gate. He is there with his two wives, Olive and Tryphena Chandler. In the adjoining lot, Stephen, son of Paul and Tryphena, is with his family. Stephen has the middle name Chandler, referring to his mother s maiden name. Stephen s death certificate identified him as a cooper, he died of heart disease. His wife Charlotte came from the Browning family. (see Wilson Cemetrey) The Enos Town Row Two generations: Towne, Enos (died Jun 16, 1813 at 53 [1760]) father Towne, Thomas M. (died May 7, 1867 at 83 [1784]) son Towne, Enos, Col. (born Jun 20. 1786) son Enos TOWNE came to Barre from Hillsboro, N. H., about 1798, and brought his wife and a family of small children with him, and settled on the farm where Mr. J. P. LADD now lives, on road 52. His first crop was corn, planted in Indian style, after burning off the brush among the logs and stumps. His son Thomas M., the eldest of a family of eight children, married Jerusha DIX [in West Hill] and settled on the farm where his son Jude now lives, and where he spent most of his long life. He died at South Barre, May 7, 1867, aged eighty-two years. Mr. and Mrs. TOWNE were parents of ten children, two of whom died in infancy and six are now living. 5 5 From the Gazetteer of Washington County, Vermont 1783-1889, page 156; and a website: freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~walkersj/towne2.html
A quick trip through the vital records on the internet suggest Thomas and Colonel Enos to be sons of Enos and Jerusha. The records showed the sons as born in New Hampshire, young Enos in Hillsborough, son of Enos and Elizabeth. Thomas married Jerusha Dix, daughter of Benjamin and Anna Dix, her parents have a lot over in Maplewood Cemetery. The Hillary and Peck Families A quick trip through the Latter Day Saints genealogy site, clues emerge about the occupants of the south side of the cemetery. Three children of Jonathan and Jane Peck can be found at the center of the remaining stones in the southern most row. According to the records, Jonathan married Jennie (Jane) Hillary in 1807. Jane appears as both Jane and Jennie in the records. Located to the west of the children, two veterans, both named Hillary can be found. Another Hillary entered the picture at the birth of Orinda in 1807 to John and Mehitable Hillary. When the time came, Orinda married Oren Carr, their son Robert has the eastern most stone in the line. Another child born to John and Mehitable, Luther, would share his name with one of the children on the center stone, young Luther Peck. John Herrick In his article, Remarkable Deaths in Barre, Vermont from its Settlement until 1826, C. Horton offered the story of the demise of John Herrick. Local innkeeper, Ira Day, also owned the local grist mill. On June 28, 1808, and after an extended period of rain, local floodwaters suddenly swept the occupied mill downstream. As the mill left its foundation in the rush of water, it turned overall tossing the occupants about. Some managed to escape, others not so lucky. Some of the injured rode out the flood within the building, Mr. Herrick, on the other hand, apparently took a substantial beating by logs and debris in the stream. He lingered on for almost a month until the 23rd of July. 6 Nested in the vital records, a John Herrick married Deborah Pettengill. West Hill s John Herrick can be found within a line of stones anchored on the ends by the Pettengill family. To his left, Jean, wife of Nath L. can be found, but not Nathaniel. Jean is from the generation before John. Way to the right is Dolly Pettengill, similar in age to John, and Meribah Robards. Meribah could be from a generation before Jean, her relationship to the Pettengill family is not apparent. 6 Webpage: genealogytrails.com/ver/washington/deaths/remarkable_deaths.html
Gale Family The Gale family at West Hill traces back to Isaac Gale and his wife Sally Page Gale. Isaac, born in Bradford, became a farmer in Orange, Vermont, and then to Barre. He and Sally lived out their days in Barre. Isaac served during the War of 1812 and received a land warrant for 160 acres for that service under an act passed in 1855. 7 Two children of Isaac and Sally are at West Hill, Hawley and Lorinda. Lorinda marred Denison Mower and rests in the Mower lot. According to records, she died at age 97 from complications after she fractured a hip. Hawley also married a Mower, Ann. He and Ann resided in Barre after their marriage and lived on a farm. The couple lost two children, Wilbur and Mary are in the Gale family plot with their parents. 7 Gale Family Records in England and the United States, George Gale, LL. D., Wisconsin, 1866
DETAILS: Deacon Thomas Mower Mower, Amanda, Jan 13, 1835 - Nov 8, 1859 [wife of Denison Mower] - Card: death: Mower, Amanta, age 27 yrs., 9 mos., 24 days, born in Barre, died 1859, Nov 8 in Barre of lung disease. Mower, Denison S., Mar 12, 1824 - May 15, 1894 - Card: marriage: groom: Mower, Dennison of Barre married in Barre, Gale, Lorinda on May 15, 1861, age 37, 2nd marriage, a farmer born in Barre to Ezra T. Mower and Sarah. - Card: death: Mower, Denison, age 70 yrs., 2 mos., 3 days, a farmer born in Barre to Ezra Mower and Sarah Webster, died in Barre 1894, May 15 of dropsy Mower, George F., May 28, 1857 - Nov 8, 1857 [son of D.S. and A. Mower] - Card: birth: Mower, George F., born 1857, May 28 in Barre to Amanda, born Washington, VT and Denison Mower, a farmer born in Barre. - Card: death: Mower, George F., age 0 yrs., 5 mos., 13 days, born in Barre to Denison Mower and Amanda, died in Barre 1857, Nov 7 of pulmonary disease. Mower, Lorinda, born Jan 22, 1822 - Card: marriage: bride: Gale, Lorinda of Orange married Mower, Dennison on May 15, 1861, age 37, first marriage, born in Orange to Isaac Gale and Sally, married in Barre - Card: death: Lorinda G. Mower of Barre, age 97 yrs., 8 mos., 13 days, born in Vermont to Isaac Gale and Sally Page, died 1919, Oct 5 in Barre of a fractured hip. Infant Mower, d Jun 7, 1839 Mower, Charles, d Dec 4 1858, age 12 yrs - Card: death: Mower, Charles of Williamstown, age 12 yrs., 3 mos., 11 days, born in Barre to Ezra Mower and Sarah, died 1858, Dec 4 in Williamstown of diptheria Mower, Columbus, d May 10, 1838, age 1 yr., 2 mos., 6 days Mower, Mary, d Dec 26, 1853, age 20 yrs., 6 mos., 28 days Mower, Phebe [Thomas?], An index of Vermont deaths: Phebe Mower, wife of Thomas Mower, died 19 Apr 1810 in Barre, Vermont. Mower, Polly, d Jun 10, 1800, age 10 weeks - Card: birth: born in Barre, Polly Mower on 1800, Apr 5 to Phebe and Thomas Mower
- Card: death: died in Barre, Polly Mower, daughter of Thomas Mower and Phebe, died on 1800, June 10 Mower, Thomas, d Mar 2, 1851, age 83 yrs. [War of 1812] From Mower family history by Walter L. Mower, MCMXXIII [1923] Lieut. Thomas Mower m. Phebe Thomas, daughter of Lieut. Nathaniel and Esther (Perkins) Thomas of Rindg, 3 Sept. 1792. Removed to Barre, Vt., before 1810. Served in the war of 1812 and was in the Battle of Plattsburg. His wife died in Barre, 19 Apr. 1810. They had five children. CHILD: Thomas Mower, of Jaffrey, N. H., removed to Berlin about 1797, remained one year, and then settled in Barre on the farm now owned by E. T. Mower. This farm has been in the Mower family since the settlement of Thomas Mower in 1798, and the homestead has sheltered the fifth generation. Thomas married a Miss Raymond, and they were parents of three daughters and one son. Ezra, the son, was born, lived, and died on the homestead. His wife, Sally Webster, was the mother of eight children, four of whom are now living, viz.: David W., Ezra, Jeanette (Mrs. H. S. Martin) in Barre, and Ann (Mrs Holly Gale) in Williamstown. 8 729. THOMAS MOWER TOWNE (ENOS, SAMUEL, SAMUEL, SAMUEL, EDMUND, WILLIAM, JOHN) was born February 25, 1784, and died May 07, 1867 in South Barre, Vermont. He married JERUSHA DIX April 07, 1811 in Barre, Vermont. 10 children, six living in 1889, 2 died in infancy. 9 Children of THOMAS TOWNE and JERUSHA DIX are: Jude Towne, d. Aft. 1889. Loantha Towne, d. Aft. 1889, of South Barre, Vermont; m. William Bancroft. Osman Towne, d. Aft. 1889, of Brookfield. Married twice. Edna Towne, d. Aft. 1889; m. L.P. Wood. Calista Towne, d. Aft. 1889; m. John Colby, of Williamstown, Berkshire Co., MA. Hosea Towne, d. Aft. 1889, of Waitsfield. Paul Ross Ross, Olive, d Oct 15, 1800, age 26 - Card: death: Olive Ross died in Barre, 1800, Oct 15, wife of Paul Ross Ross, Paul, died Feb 5, 1847 - Card: marriage: groom: Paul Ross married Triphena Chandler, Sep 4, 1803, in Barre 8 Gazetteer Of Washington County, Vt. 1783-1899, Compiled and Published by Hamilton Child, Edited By William Adams. The Syracuse Journal Company, Printers and Binders. Syracuse, N. Y.; April, 1889. Pages 129 185, Transcribed by Karima Allison, 2003 9 From Mower family history by Walter L. Mower, MCMXXIII [1923] VERIFY
Ross, Tryphena, died Mar 19, 1853, age 75-1850 Census: Tryphena, 73, living in home of Stephen C. and Charlotte Ross along with their family, Lucy, Jane, Lurinda, Marsha, and a laborer, Warren Barrett. Card: marriage: bride: Triphena Chandler married Paul Ross on 4 Sep 1803 in Barre Ross, an infant, d 1837? Ross, Charlotte, 1805 - Apr 8, 1881, age 75 - Card: birth: born in Barre, Charlotte Browning, 1805, June 22 - Card: marriage: bride: Charlotte Browning married Stephen C. Ross, Sep 23, 1830, in Barre [daughter of Joseph Browning and Lucy Sherman, Wilson Cemetery] Ross, Jane, d Jan 1, 1855, age 19y, 6m, 21d - Card: birth: Jane Ross, born 1835, June 10 in Barre to Charlotte Browning and Stephen C. Ross - No death card or index entry Ross, Marcia, d Aug 1, 1852, age 10y, 2m, 7d - Card: birth: Maria Ross born 1841, Oct 25 in Barre to Charlotte Browning and Stephen Ross - No death card or index entry Ross, Stephen C., d Apr 11, 1884, age 77y, 7m - Card: birth: Stephen C. Ross, born 1806, Aug 24, in Barre - Card: marriage: groom: Stephen C. Ross and Charlotte Browning, both of Barre, married in Barre on Sep 23, 1830 - Card: death: Ross, Stephen, age 77 yrs., 7 mos., 18 days, a cooper born in Barre to Paul and Tryphena, died 1884, Apr 11 in Barre of heart disease Calvin Smith Smith, Adeline, dau. of Calvin and Janette Smith Smith, Janette, d Jan 13, 1828, age 51, wife of Calvin Smith, Polly, d Mar 1808, age 36, wife of Calvin
Enos Town Town, d Feb 5, 1813, infant son Town, d Jun 15, 1822, infant son Town, Cornelia, d May 30, 1846, age 22y, 2m, dau of Col Enos and Lucy Town, Lucian, d Jul 31, 1844, age 15 y, 2m, son of Col Enos and Lucy Town, Lucy, d Dec 12, 1850, age 62, wife of Enos Town, Elizabeth, d Apr 6, widow of Elezar Hubbard, consort of Enos Town Town, Enos, d Jun 16, 1813, age 53 - Card: marriage: groom: married in Barre, Enos Town and Lucy Browning, Feb 5, 1815 Town, Dan, d Jan 20, 1851, age 18y, em, 17d, son of Thomas and Jerusha Town, Jerusha, d Mar 30, 1869, age 77y, 5m, wife of Thomas - Card: death: Town, Jerusha, age 77 yrs., 5 mos., 22 days, born Weathersfield, CT to Benjamin Dix and Anna, died 1869, Mar 30 in Williamstown of lung fever or - Card: death: Town, Jerusha (Dix), widow of T. M. Town, age 77 yrs, 5 mos., 21 days, born Waterford, VT to Benjamin and Anna Dix, died in Barre 1869, May 30, of lung fever - Benjamin and Anna Dix are buried at the Maplewood Cemetery in Barre Town. Town, Thomas M., d May 7, 1867, age 83y, 2m, 1812 - New Hampshire birth index: Thomas Mower Towne, born 25 Feb 1784 in Hillsborough, NH to Enos Towne and Elizabeth - Card: death: Thomas M. Town, age 83 yrs., 2 mos., 14 days, a farmer born in Chester, NH to Enos Town, died 1867, May 7 in Barre of dropsy of the heart CHILD: Enos Towne came to Barre from Hillsboro, N. H., about 1798, and brought his wife and a family of small children with him, and settled on the farm where Mr. J. P. Ladd now lives, on road 52. His first crop was corn, planted in Indian style, after burning off the brush among the logs and stumps.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~walkersj/towne2.html 394. ENOS7 TOWNE (SAMUEL, SAMUEL, SAMUEL, EDMUND, WILLIAM, JOHN) was born August 04, 1759 in Topsfield, Essex Co., Massachusetts, and died June 16, 1813 in Barre, Vermont. He married ELIZABETH MOORE/MOWER, daughter of THOMAS MOORE and MARY KINNEY. She was of Jaffrey, New Hampshire, and died April 06, 1843. "Enos Town came to Barre from Hillsboro, New Hampshire, about 1798, and brought his wife and a family of small children with him, and settled on the farm where Mr. J.P. Ladd now lives, on Road 52. His first crop was corn planted in Indian style, after burning off the brush among the logs and stumps. His son Thomas M., the eldest of a family of ten children, married Jerusha Dix and settled on the farm where his son Jude now lives, and where he spent most of his long life." From the Gazetteer of Washington County, Vermont 1783-1889, page 156. (About Towne, Volume XVII, No. 1, March 1997) Children of ENOS TOWNE and ELIZABETH MOORE are: - Hosea Towne, of Ogdensburg, New York. - Thomas Mower Towne, b. February 25, 1784; d. May 07, 1867, South Barre, VT. - Enos Towne, b. June 20, 1786; m. Lucy Browning, February 05, 1815, Barre, VT. - Elizabeth Towne, b. October 03, 1788; m. Arad Smith, July 04, 1813, Barre, VT. - Seth Towne, b. September 28, 1790; m. Susannah Sherman, October 16, 1814. - Polly Towne, b. January 08, 1793; d. Ogdensburg, New York. -Rhoda Towne, b. December 17, 1794; d. 1798. -Ozias Towne, b. June 05, 1797. - Horatio Towne, b. November 26, 1798; m. Mary Abbie White, October 18, 1836. - Rhoda Towne, b. August 04, 1803; m. Edwin Covill, January 12, 1824, Barre, VT. Town, Cornelia, d May 30, 1846, age 22y, 2m, dau of Col Enos and Lucy Town, Lucian, d Jul 31, 1844, age 15 y, 2m, son of Col Enos and Lucy Town, Lucy, d Dec 12, 1850, age 62, wife of Enos - Card: marriage: groom: married in Barre, Enos Town and Lucy Browning, Feb 5, 1815 Town, Elizabeth, d Apr 6, widow of Elezar Hubbard, consort of Enos Town Town, Enos, d Jun 16, 1813, age 53 [father] LUCY BROWNING Daughter of Joseph Browning and Lucy Sherman. Born Dec. 16, 1788, at Barre, Vt. Married, 1814, Enos Towne. They had six children, namely: Warren C. Towne, b. Sept. 15, 1815.. Charles Towne, b. about 1817. Joseph B. Towne, b. Oct. 23, 1818. Henry Towne, b. Dec. 13, 1821.
Lucian Towne, died young. Cornelia Towne, died young. She died at Barre, Dec. 12, 1850, in her 63d year. Mr. Towne died at the same place, Jan. 2, 1836, in his 50th year. 10 The Hillary and Peck Families John Herrick Genealogical Register of the Name and Family of Herrick, Jedediah Herrick, Bangor, 1846: John Herrick, Methuen, settled in Barre, Vt. d 1809, m Deborah Pettengill of Middleton, 1786. Children, born in Methuen: Hannah, b Jan. 3, 1789. Lydia, b in Topsfield, Feb. 1, 1791 John, b Dec. 10, 1793. Deborah, b Oct. 5, 1796. Eley, b Sept. 29, 1799. Ira, b May 4, 1801. Roxanna, b 1804, m William Nichols, Northfield, Vt. Hirum, b 1808. Herrick John, d Jul 23, 1808, age 45 - Massachusetts marriage records: Middleton marriages: Pettengill, Debbe, and John Herrick, Jan 10, 1786 JAMES THWING (James, John, John, John, Benjamin) married in Wilbraham, Mass., Hannah Carpenter, of South Brimfield, Oct. 10, 1774. They moved to Barre, Vt. He was a baptist. He died March 6, 1834, in Barre. She was born in 1758. She died Jan. 1, 1796, in Williamstown, Vt. He married, second, Nancy Carpenter, about 1800. She was the mother of eight children by her first husband. All his children, except the youngest, who was born in Barre, were born in Wilbraham. 11 Children: Prisca, b. Dec. 24, 1777. Susannah, b. Nov. 22, 1778. James, b. Feb. 12, 1780; d. there March 30, 1782. Percy, b. June 20, 1781. Mary, b. Sept. 30, 1782. Joshua, b. Feb. 16, 1784. 10 Genealogy of the Brownings in America from 1621 to 1908, by Edward Franklin Browning, 1908 11 A Genealogical, Biographical and Historical Account of the Family by Walter Eliot Thwing. Boston: David Clapp & Son, Printers, 1883.
John, b. Feb. 18, 1786. Barney, b. July 29, 1787; d. there Dec. 10, 1787. William, b. Aug. 11, 1788; d. in March, 1811. Jamima, b. July 24, 1792; d. in August, 1800, in Barre. Hannah, b. Feb. 14, 1802. Thwing, Wm. B., d Mar 9, 1811, age 22, son of James and Hannah Gale Family (409) ISAAC GALE, m. Dec. 21, 1820, Sally Page of Burlington Vt. who was b. at Bradford Vt., March 30, 1795, In 1821, Isaac removed to a farm in Orange Vt. Where he resided until 1803, when he removed to Barre, Vt. where the aged husband and wife, in 1865, were still enjoying the quiet of an unostentatious life. Isaac served in the War of 1812 and received under the act of 1855 a land warrant for 160 acres of land. 12 Children: 1. Lorinda, b. Jan. 22, 1822; m. May 15, 1861 Denison Mora [Mower] of Barre, Vt. 2. Sarah, b. April 5, 1824; m. Elbertus T. Claflin Jan. 15. 1850 3. Hawley, b. Aug. 17, 1826; m. Anne Mower. 4. Susan P. b. Feb. 10, 1829; m. June 19, 1855, Harvey Marsh of Orange Vt. 5. Emma, b. Sept. 25, 1831 6. Caroline, b. Dec. 21, 1833: m. Oct. 16, 1855, William L. Huntington of Montpelier Vt. 7. Orrison I. b. May 27, 1836; m. May 29, 1862, Mary Anne Durkee of Williamstown Vt. HAWLEY GALE, m. April 12, 1854, Ann Mower of Barre, Vt., who was b. Nov. 25, 1826. Hawley removed to Barre soon after his marriage where he was engaged in farming in 1864. They have children: 13 1. Wilbur, b. May 21, 1855; d. Dec. 10, 1858. 2. Willis H. b. Oct. 6, 1858. 3. Mary M. b. Sept. 4, 1862; d. Sept.26, 1862. Gale, Ann Mower, 1826-1905, wife of Hawley Gale -Card: death: Gale, Ann Mower, age 78 yrs., 11 mos., 11 days, born in Barre to Ezra Mower and Sarah Webster, died in Barre 1905, Nov 5 of dropsy Gale, Cora E., d Jan 21, 1864, age 1 y, 2m, adopted daughter of Hawley Gale Gale, Hawley, 1826-1912 - Card: death: Hawley Gale of Barre, age 85 yrs., 9 mos., 5 days, a farmer born in Orange to Isaac Gale and Sally Page, died in Barre on 1912, May 22 of apoplexy Gale, Mary Mower, d Sep 25, 1862, age 3 weeks 12 Gale Family Records in England and the United States, George Gale, LL. D., Wisconsin, 1866 13 Gale Family Records in England and the United States, George Gale, LL. D., Wisconsin, 1866
- Card: death: Gale, Mary M, age 21 days, born Williamstown to Hawley Gale and Ann, died 1862, Sep 25 in Williamstown of lung fever Gale, Wilbur, d Dec 10, 1858, age 3y, 6m, 13d - Cad: death: Gale, Wilber, age 3 yrs., 6 mos., 13 days, born Williamstown to Hawley Gale and Ann, died 1858, Dec 10 in Williamstown of inflammation Nothing further Carr, Robert O., died Oct 13, 1855 age 21 Haris, Thomas, d May 27, 1816, age 55 - Perhaps he served in the Revolution as a member of Col. Samuel Herrick's Reg., 1780 Hillery, John, d May 30, 1813, age 62 Hillery, Samuel, d Nov 4, 1817, age 24 Kingsley, Sylvanus, d Feb 19, 1804, age 23 - Card: birth: Silvanus Kingsley, born 1780, Nov 27 to Thankful and Ebenezer Kingsley, born in Woodstock, VT - Card: marriage: groom: Sylvannus Kingsley married Patty Wilson on Nov 4, 1802, in Barre Kingsley, Experience, d Nov 14, 1799, age 17 Ladd, Elijah S., Dec 31, 1802 - Jun 10, 1883 - Card: death: Ladd, Elijah S, age 81 yrs., 5 mos., 10 days, a farmer born in Tunbridge to John and Sally Ladd, died 1884, Jun 10 in Barre of paralysis Ladd, Philinda W. [West?] Dec 15, 1804 - Jul 13, 1892 - Card: birth: Philinda West, born 1804, Dec 15 in Strafford to Emelia and Ebenezer West - Card: death: hard to read: Ladd, Philinda (West), age 87 yrs., 11 mos., 15 days, born in Strafford to Eben and Amelia, died in Barre 1892, Jun 14 of cancer Ladd, Villa E., Feb 12, 1870 - Aug 7, 1895 daughter of Jonathan P. and Catherine Ladd [Kate Towne] - Card: birth: Ladd, Villa A., born 1870, Feb 2 in Barre to Catherine of Elmore and Jonathan P. Ladd to Thetford, a farmer
- Card: death: Ladd, Villa died in Barre at age 25 yrs., 4 mos., 22 days, born in Barre to J.P. and Katherine Town Ladd, died 1895, Aug 7 of spinal trouble Paddock, Philene, d Jul 22, 1806, consort of JAMES - change spreadsheet Peck, an infant, d Sep 20, 1828, child of Jonathan and Jane Peck Peck, Luther, died Jun 2, 1830, age 3y, 11m, 16d Peck, Margaret, d May 21, 1826, age 1y, 8m, 3 d. Pettengill, Dolly, d Mar 1, 1820, age 74 Pettengill, Jean, died May 29 1804, age 74 Robards, Meribah, d Oct 2, 1813, age 95 Scott, Albert G., initials W. S. and no other information Scott, no other information Scott, Elbert, son of Albert and Elizabeth Scott, no other information Smith, Alfred, d Feb 6, 1848, age 23 yrs., son of John and Ruth Smith, Amiela B., d Sep 19, 1840, age 26, dau of John and Ruth Smith, Ruth, d Sep 16, 1852, age 61, wife of John