ARNOLD, ELISHA 1 0 4 0 0 Adams, Berkshire County [1] ELISHA ARNOLD, son of David and Mercy (Whipple) Arnold, was born in Glocester, Providence County, Rhode Island, about 1754, [2] He died in Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, on 27 May 1838 [3] and was buried in the Lime Street Cemetery there. [4] Elisha married, probably in Rhode Island ca. 1783, ROBA BALLOU. [5] She was born in Cumberland, Providence County, Rhode Island, on 15 May 1761, daughter of Stephen and Mehitable (Cook) Ballou, [6] and she died in Adams on 18 December 1834. [7] Elisha was a veteran of the Revolution. Various versions of his service exist, each giving different accounts. The first description is based upon his application for a pension. In this version Elisha states he was first drafted in Adams in 1777 by Captain Phillipe Mason. He detailed they marched to Albany and joined Captain Bailey s regiment and from there went to Fort George in New York. They then went up the Mohawk to Highwater [New York] and were at the taking of Burgoyne in Saratoga on 17 October 1777, after which they went to Valley Forge and Philadelphia. Continuing, Elisha said he had enlisted again in Adams on 1 May 1781 with Captain Stephen Clapp and 2nd Lieutenant Matthew Smith of the Continental Army and was discharged on 7 January 1782 in New Windsor 1 1790 U.S. Census, Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, roll 4, p. 23, one male over 16 and four females. 2 Richard H. Benson, The Arnold Family of Smithfield, Rhode Island (Boston: Newbury Street Press, 2009), 292, says 1754, citing the William B. Brown Collection at the Berkshire Athenaeum, microfilm at NEHGS. E. Richardson, History of Woonsocket (Woonsocket, R.I.,: S. S. Foss, 1876), 200, lists him with his parents. In his declaration on 10 October 1832, Elisha said he was age 76 [thus born ca. 1756] and born in Gloucester, Rhode Island (Revolutionary War Pension File, Elisha Arnold, S28974). He was not the Elisha Arnold recorded in Uxbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, as born on 24 April 1756. That man died in Uxbridge on 23 June 1826 aged 70 (Vital Records of Uxbridge, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850 (Boston: NEHGS, 1916), 25 (birth), 356 (death), from records of Uxbridge Monthly Meeting, which includes Quakers from a large region. Glocester is only two towns south of Uxbridge. Elisha of Uxbridge was also from Glocester (ibid., 206 [marriage]). 3 Final Payment Vouchers Index for Military Pensions, 1818 1864, card index online at Fold3.com. 4 Forty-ninth Report of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution April 1, 1945, to April 1, 1946, Serial Set Vol. No. 11127, S. Doc. 4, p. 169, online at GenealogyBank.com. 5 Adin Ballou, An Elaborate History and Genealogy of the Ballous in America (Providence, R.I.: Proprietary Publishers, 1888), 86, says she married Arnold, settled Adams, Mass. The date and place of marriage are based upon birth information of their first child. 6 Ballou, Ballous in America, 86; James N. Arnold, Vital Record of Rhode Island 1636 1850, 21 vols. (Providence, R.I.: Narragansett Historical Publishing Co., 1891 1912), 3 (Cumberland):9 (parents marriage), 77 (birth). 7 Paul E. Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland Ancestry (Bay Village, Ohio, 1988), 72, copy at the Western Reserve Historical Society Research Library.
2 Elisha Arnold of Adams, Berkshire County [Orange County, New York]. During this enlistment he indicated that we found the Army at Dobbs Ferry [New York] and from there we went to Virginia and that he was at the taking of Cornwallis at Yorktown on 19 October 1781. Because Elisha could not be found on any roll of military service, he was required to produce two witnesses who could attest to his claims in order to complete his application. He was able to fulfill this request with the testimonies of Samuel Salsbury and Isaac Warren and was granted a pension of $37.38 payable twice per year for his service. [8] Despite having to produce witnesses to obtain his pension, he can be found in the muster roll of Brigadier General Ebenezer Learned s Brigade, 4th Division, 2nd Massachusetts Regiment. It shows Elisha was a private who enlisted on 15 May 1777, was at Valley Forge in December 1777, and was later discharged 16 January 1778. [9] A minimal account of his service in 1780 appears in Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution: Arnold, Elisha, East Hoosac [now Adams]. Private, Capt. Samuel Low's co., Col. Benjamin Symonds's (Berkshire Co.) regt.; enlisted Oct. 27, 1780; discharged Oct. 28, 1780; service, 2 days, on an alarm at the Northward by order of Gen. Fellows; also, Capt. Stratton's co., Col. Simonds's regt.; return of men drafted from Berkshire Co. militia who marched to Horse Neck [year not given]; reported failed to join regiment. [10] On 1 October 1798, Elisha was taxed on a house and two pieces of land totaling 180 acres in Adams. [11] He must have received land from the town, or simply didn t record purchases. On 12 May 1838, only two weeks before his death, he sold to Elisha Arnold Jr. of Adams for $1800 two pieces of land, the north half of lot 53 in the second division (a hundred acres), and twenty acres in lot 9. [12] Lot number 53 where Elisha built his home not only had a fine stand of timber but it was crossed by Southwick Brook. The brook, with its great fall, furnished water power for his saw mill business. The lot s location was further enhanced by two roads running through it, giving access to timber lands. After the death of Elisha Sr., his son continued to live on the farm and operate the saw mill. The business begun by Elisha continued in the Arnold family for the next seven generations. [13] 8 Revolutionary War Pension File, Elisha Arnold, S28974. 9 Valley Forge Legacy, The Muster Roll Project, http://valleyforgemusterroll.org/muster.asp, Elisha Arnold, ID: MA15461. 10 Massachusetts Secretary of State, Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution, 17 vols. (Boston: Wright and Potter, 1896 1908), 1:299. 11 Massachusetts and Maine 1798 Direct Tax, 20:657, 675. 12 Berkshire County Deeds, North District, 48:256. 13 100 Year Anniversary of the Arnold Lumber Company, North Adams Transcript, North Adams, Mass., 27 June 1950, p. 13; Bob Arnold in conversation with Gerald Hausman, Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Vermont Poet, Jacket Magazine, October 2007, online at
Elisha Arnold of Adams, Berkshire County 3 In a description of Elisha, his great-grandson Dr. William Olney Jenks, said that during his military service Elisha lost his hearing as a result of swimming in a cold stream to forage in a garden, and as he could shoe horses, he was detailed as a farrier and shod Gen. Washington s horse. Dr. Jenks further described Elisha as a man of irascible nature who was often annoyed by his two grandsons, Joel and Isaac Sherman, who had come to live with him after the death of their father in 1814. According to Dr. Jenks, the two boys liked to build dams in Elisha s favorite fishing streams causing him to continually be on search and destroy missions to thwart their creations. [14] There is no probate for Elisha in Berkshire County. Children of Elisha and Roba (Ballou) Arnold, all but the first child born in Adams: i. HANNAH ARNOLD, b. R.I. 23 Feb. 1784; [15] d. 3 Feb. 1845, bur. McFarland Cemetery, Bainbridge, Geauga Co., Ohio; [16] m. probably by 1805, [17] JONATHAN MCFARLAND, b. North Adams, Mass., 24 Feb. 1786, son of http://jacketmagazine.com/34/hausman-iv-arnold.shtml. The article is an interview with Bob Arnold, a descendant of Elisha, who briefly describes the history of the Arnold Lumber Company. 14 Dr. William Olney Jenks, Memoirs of Linden and Achsah Jenks (Cleveland, Ohio, ca. 1925), 4 5, in possession of the author of this sketch, who is donating a copy to NEHGS. Dr. Jenks was the son of Linden and Achsah (Sherman) Jenks. Linden Jenks was the son of Charles Jenks and grandson of Edmund Jenks whose sketch appears in this database (William B. Browne, Genealogy of the Jenks Family of America [Concord, N.H.: Rumford Press, 1952], 67, 136 37, 249). Linden s wife was a sister of Isaac and Joel Sherman (Roy V. Sherman, Some of the Descendants of Philip Sherman [Akron, Ohio: the author, 1968], 296). Their mother, Abigail Nabby (Arnold) Sherman, is treated here as the daughter of Elisha Arnold. On 30 November 1814, Nabby Sherman of Clarksburg, Berkshire County, posted bond (with [her father] Elisha Arnold and [her brother-in-law] Lemuel Southwick of Adams as sureties) as guardian of Laura, Achsah, Joel and Isaac, minor children of Isaac Sherman late of Clarksburg (Berkshire County Probate, 19:71). The only other probate record for Isaac is his inventory on the same page. As a result, the two boys, Isaac Jr. and Joel Ballou Sherman, were raised by their maternal grandparents, Elisha and Roba (Ballou) Arnold. See also Charles Elihu Slocum, A Short Story of the Slocums, Slocumbs and Slocombs of America, 2 vols. (Syracuse, N.H.: the author, 1882), 1:127. 15 Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 64, 72, gives the date and place of birth; 100 Year Anniversary of the Arnold Lumber Company, 13. The latter says, Following his discharge from the army, he [Elisha] went to Rhode Island and married Rhody Ballou. After the birth of their first child, the young couple came to Adams. 16 Photograph of the gravestone online at FindaGrave.com, the age not legible; Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 64. 17 Their son Alanson McFarland was born in Massachusetts, ca. 1805 (unsourced annotation online at FindaGrave.com, McFarland Cemetery). Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 64, lists Alanson as their first child and gives a date of death; B. W. Jenks, The Clan McFarland (Chagrin Falls, Ohio, 1933) 15, copy in possession of a Jenks descendant, 15, says he was born in 1805. B. W. Jenks [Bennett William] was a grandson of Jonathan and Hannah (Arnold) McFarland. The Jona McFarland household in the 1820 U.S. Census, Bainbridge, Geauga County, Ohio, roll 91, p. 95, shows two males under 10 who were likely Alanson and Shubael Jenks McFarland. The latter, as S. J. McFarland, was also buried in the McFarland Cemetery (photograph of the monument online at FindaGrave.com).
4 Elisha Arnold of Adams, Berkshire County Daniel and Avis (Reynolds) McFarland, [18] d. Bainbridge 28 Oct. 1870 aged 84 years 8 months 4 days, bur. McFarland Cemetery; [19] In 1820 in Bainbridge, Jona and a female were 26 44 with six children. [20] Jonathan later married Hannah s sister, Sylvia. [21] ii. ABIGAIL NABBY ARNOLD, b. 6 March 1786; [22] d. Mayfield, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, 9 March 1851; [23] m. Adams in May 1802, ISAAC SHEARMAN, [24] b. Adams, 23 Feb. 1781, son of Daniel and Achsah (Slocum) Shearman; [25] d. Clarksburg, Berkshire Co., ca. 1814 while assisting a sheriff in an arrest. [26] iii. JOANNA ARNOLD, b. 3 March 1788; [27] d. 7 Aug. 1836 aged 48, bur. McFarland Cemetery, Bainbridge; [28] m. probably Mass. by 1809, [29] DANIEL MCFARLAND JR., [30] b. ca. 1783, [31] son of Daniel and Avis (Reynolds) McFarland, [32] d. 8 Aug. 1837 aged 54, bur. McFarland Cemetery. [33] iv. WHIPPLE ARNOLD, b. ca. 11 Oct. 1790; [34] d. Savoy, Berkshire Co., 6 Sept. 1861 aged 70 years 10 months 26 days; [35] m. Stamford, Bennington Co., Vt., 5 June 18 Reynolds Family Association of America, 1892, 1932, 1933 and 1934 (New York: Press of the DeVinne-Brown Corp., 1899f), no vol. number, 97, copy at Heritage Quest Online, citing The record of the McFarland Family from B. W. Jenks, Chagrin Falls, O. ; the date also calculated from his age at death. 19 Reynolds Family Association, 97; photograph of the gravestone online at FindaGrave.com; Geauga County Genealogical Society, Geauga County Deaths 1867 1908, 1:20, #334, http://www.gcgsoh.org/geaugadeaths1867-1908.htm. 20 1820 U.S. Census, Bainbridge, Geauga County, Ohio, roll 91, p. 95. 21 Reynolds Family Association, 97; Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 72. 22 Dr. William Olney Jenks, Memoirs of Linden and Achsah Jenks ; Foster, Foster-Kishel- McFarland, 64, 72, gives full dates for birth and death. 23 Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 72; Slocum, A Short Story of the Slocums, 127. 24 Sherman, Philip Sherman, 295 96; Slocum, A Short Story of the Slocums, 127. 25 Sherman, Philip Sherman, 295 96, citing #1140 in the Frank Dempster Sherman Collection at the New York Public Library; Slocum, A Short Story of the Slocums, 126; Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620 1988, Adams Vital Records, 107 (birth, the name spelled Shearman ), image online at Ancestry.com. 26 Dr. William Olney Jenks, Memoir of Linden and Achsah Jenks, 4. 27 Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 72, gives full dates of birth and death. 28 Photograph of the gravestone online at FindaGrave.com; Foster, Foster-Kishel- McFarland, 72. 29 A child, Lucy, was born in Adams on 19 September 1809 (Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620 1988, Adams Vital Records, 126). 30 Reynolds Family Association, 97 98. In a footnote listing the children of Daniel and Avis (Reynolds) McFarland, their sons Jonathan and Daniel were said to be the husbands of Johanna, Hannah, and Sylvia Arnold. 31 The year calculated from his age at death. 32 Reynolds Family Association, 97 33 Reynolds Family Association, 97; photograph of the gravestone online at FindaGrave.com. 34 Calculated from his age at death. Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 72, says 2 November 1790. 35 Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620 1988, Savoy Vital Records. Whipple s daughter, Amanda Hathaway was the informant giving the names of Whipple s parents as Elisha Arnold, born Rehoboth [sic], and Roby Baker [sic]; The Sun, Pittsfield, Mass., 3 October 1861, p. 3, At Savoy, Sept. 6, Mr. Whipple Arnold, aged 71 years, 10 months, of Adams.
Elisha Arnold of Adams, Berkshire County 5 1817, CELIA B. COSMUN of Adams. [36] In 1830 in Adams, Whipple and a female were 30 39, with a female under 10 and one 10 16. 37 In 1850 he was in Cheshire, Mass., aged 59, and in 1860 in Adams, aged 70, [38] but Celia was not with him. v. RHODA or ROBA ARNOLD, b. 14 Aug. 1793; [39] d. Mayfield 4 Oct. 1856; [40] m. probably Berkshire Co. in 1814, LEMUEL SOUTHWICK, b. Adams 4 Dec. 1794, son of Asa and Lydia (Sherman) Southwick, [41] d. Mayfield 5 Oct. 1873. [42] In 1973, the Cleveland Plain Dealer announced that The Gates Mills Historical Society is now housed in the Greek Revival Style house built for Lemuel Southwick in 1834. It was moved into the village in 1946. Now a museum open to the public, it also houses a branch of the county library. [43] vi. NICENA ARNOLD, b. 16 April 1796; [44] d. probably Wakeshma, Kalamazoo Co., Mich., [45] 2 Feb. 1879 [46] or 1878, bur. North Fulton Cemetery, Fulton, Kalamazoo Co.; [47] m. probably Mass. by 1820, [48] WILLIAM MILLER, [49] b. 36 Vermont Vital Records, her name written as Seli B. Cosmon, both being of Adams. Stamford is on the Massachusetts line, directly north of Adams. 37 1830 U.S. Census, Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, roll 62, p. 488. 38 1850 U.S. Census, Cheshire, Berkshire County, roll 305, p. 111B; 1860 U.S. Census, Adams, Berkshire County, roll 487, p. 311. 39 Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 72, gives full dates for birth and death, calling her Roba. 40 The Sun, Pittsfield, Mass., 20 November 1856, p. 3. Died at Mayfield, Ohio, Oct. 4, Rhoda, aged 63, wife of Lemuel Southwick, and sister of Elisha Arnold, (Jr.) South Adams ; The Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio, 17 October 1873, p. 2, says Lemuel died 17 years and one day after his first wife. 41 James M. Caller and Mrs. M. A. Ober, Genealogy of the Descendants of Lawrence and Cassandra Southwick of Salem, Mass. (Salem, Mass.: J. H. Choate & Co., 1881), 147 48, 338. Lemuel Southwick, b. Dec 4, 1793; d. 1875. Went to Ohio to live and died there, 82 years of age. He married first Rhoda Arnold, 1814. She died Oct 5, 1855 or 56. Second, widow Julia Hart ; Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio, 17 October 1873, p. 2, We are called upon to announce the death of one of the oldest citizens of the town, Mr. Samuel [sic, often confused with Lemuel in handwriting] Southwick, who died at his residence at Wilson s Mills in Mayfield, on Sunday, October 5th. Mr. Southwick was born at Adams, Mass., on the 3rd of December 1792, and was consequently nearly eighty-one years of age at the time of his death. William Richard Cutter, ed., Historic Homes and Places and Genealogical and Personal Memoirs, 4 vols. (New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1908), 4:1852, includes Lemuel s parents but not their children. 42 Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio, 17 October 1873, p. 2 [see the previous note]; Pittsfield Sun, Pittsfield, Mass., 22 October 1873, p. 3, At Mayfield, O., 5th, Lemuel Southwick, 81, formerly of North Adams. 43 Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio, 19 May 1973, p. 76. 44 Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 72. 45 1870 U.S. Census, Wakeshma, Kalamazoo County, Michigan, roll 680, p. 402A, for Wm. 78 and N. Miller, 65 [sic, though it actually looks like 15 ]. 46 Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 72. 47 Photograph of the gravestone online at FindaGrave.com, saying only Nicena, 1797 1878. 48 1820 U.S. Census, Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, roll 48, page 70, three persons including one male under 10. 49 William and Nicena are buried in the same plot with similar gravestones.
6 Elisha Arnold of Adams, Berkshire County Mass. ca. 1795, [50] son of Samuel and Sybel (Tanner) Miller; [51] d. Wakeshma 3 June 1874, [52] bur. North Fulton Cemetery, next to Nicena. [53] In 1850 they were in Mayfield as William, aged 55, and Nicena, aged 54, with five children and four others. [54] vii. ELISHA ARNOLD, b. 23 April 1799; [55] d. South Adams, Berkshire Co., 6 Dec. 1867 aged 68 years 7 months 15 days; [56] m. Florida, Berkshire Co., 29 Nov. 1824, ELECTA HEMENWAY, [57] b. Florida 3 Dec. 1808, [58] daughter of Daniel and Hannah (Collier) Hemenway, [59] d. South Adams, 24 Jan. 1877. [60] viii. SYLVIA ARNOLD, b. Adams [61] 6 Dec. 1801; [62] d. Bainbridge 2 Aug. 1876 aged 74 years 8 months 26 days, bur. McFarland Cemetery, Bainbridge; [63] m. 50 1850 census (see below). 51 Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620 1988, Adams Vital Records, 45 (marriage of Samuel Miller Jr. and Sybbel Tanner, both of Adams, 19 June 1789). 52 Michigan Deaths and Burials, 1800 1995, database online at Ancestry.com, naming his parents as Samuel and Sybyl Miller. 53 Photograph of the gravestone online at FindaGrave.com. 54 1850 U.S. Census, Mayfield, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, roll 673, p. 348B. They were living next door to the Linden Jenks household which included Nicena s sister, Nabby Sherman (see note 14). 55 Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 72, gives full birth and death dates. 56 Massachusetts Vital Records from 1841, 202:20, cancer of the stomach, farmer, born Adams, son of Elisha and Rhoba, born Rhode Island; The Sun, Pittsfield, Mass., 26 December 1867, p. 3, At South Adams, Dec. 6, Elisha Arnold, aged 68 years, 7 months; Foster, Foster- Kishel-McFarland, 72. 57 Massachusetts Marriages, 1695 1910, database online at FamilySearch.org; Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620 1988, Adams Vital Records, 178 (intentions 29 October 1829), Florida Vital Records, 4 (marriage in November 1829, naming her parents). 58 DAR Research System, Descendants Database Search for Elisha Arnold member #174442; other members also claiming descent give Electa Hemenway s birth as 1808. Ohio Death Certificate #16008 for Shubael M. Arnold, son of Elisha and Electa, states Electa was born in Florida, Berkshire, Massachusetts. In 1810 Daniel Hemmenway was enumerated in Florida, roll 17, p. 172, with three females under 10. Electa was age 41 in 1850, 52 in 1860, and 61 in 1870, which supports her birth in late 1808 (1850 U.S. Census, Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, roll 305, p. 43B; 1860 U.S. Census, Adams, roll 487, p. 294; 1870 U.S. Census, Adams, roll 601, p. 127A). 59 Massachusetts Marriages, 1695 1910, database online at FamilySearch.org, names Daniel and Hannah Heminway as the parents of Electa; Vital Records of Groton, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849 (Salem, Mass.: Essex Institute, 1926), 2:86 (parents marriage 7 November 1793). 60 Springfield Republican, Springfield, Mass., 2 February 1877, p. 7, At South Adams, 24th ult., Mrs. Electa Arnold, 67. Her death is not recorded in Massachusetts. 61 Geauga County Deaths 1867 1908, 1:58, #1174. 62 Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 72. Calculation from her age at death yields 7 November. 63 Geauga County Deaths 1867 1908, 1:58, #1174; photograph of the gravestone online at FindaGrave.com.
Elisha Arnold of Adams, Berkshire County 7 Bainbridge, 17 Feb. 1846, [64] her deceased sister s widower, JONATHAN MCFARLAND. [65] ix. CHAD BALLOU ARNOLD, b. 28 Dec. 1804; [66] d. 30 Dec. 1833. [67] Deborah Gage-Williams of Lee's Summit, Missouri, DWilli1062@aol.com. August 2014 64 Ohio County Marriages, 1789 1994, database online at FamilySearch.org. A second image, the application to marry filed 14 February 1846, says Sylvia was of Bainbridge but does not give Jonathan s residence. 65 Reynolds Family Association, 97 98; Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 72. 66 Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 72. 67 Foster, Foster-Kishel-McFarland, 72.
8 Elisha Arnold of Adams, Berkshire County INDEX Arnold Abigail "Nabby", 3 4, 6 Celia B. (Cosmun), 5 Chad Ballou, 7 David, 1 Electa (Hemenway), 6 Elisha, 1 6 Hannah, 3 Joanna, 4 Mercy (Whipple), 1 Nicena, 5 6 Rhoda, 5 Roba, 5 Roba (Ballou), 1, 3 Roby (Baker), 4 Shubael M., 6 Sylvia, 4, 6 Whipple, 4 5 Bailey Capt., 1 Baker Roby, 4 Ballou Mehitable (Cook), 1 Roba, 1, 3 Stephen, 1 Clapp Stephen, 1 Collier Hannah, 6 Cook Mehitable, 1 Cosmon Seli B., 5 Cosmun Celia B., 5 Fellows Gen., 2 Gage-Williams Deborah, 7 Hathaway Amanda, 4 Hemenway Daniel, 6 Electa, 6 Hannah (Collier), 6 Jenks Achsah (Sherman), 3 Charles, 3 Edmund, 3 Linden, 3, 6 William Olney, 3 Learned Ebenezer, 2 Low Samuel, 2 Mason Phillipe, 1 McFarland Alanson, 3 Avis (Reynolds), 4 Daniel, 4 Hannah (Arnold), 3 Joanna (Arnold), 4 Jonathan, 3 4, 7 Lucy, 4 Shubael Jenks, 3 Sylvia (Arnold), 4, 6 Miller Nicena (Arnold), 5 6 Samuel, 6 Sybel (Tanner), 6 William, 5 6 Reynolds Avis, 4 Salsbury Samuel, 2 Shearman Abigail "Nabby" (Arnold), 4 Achsah (Slocum), 4 Daniel, 4 Isaac, 4 Sherman Abigail "Nabby" (Arnold), 3, 6 Achsah, 3 Isaac, 3 Joel Ballou, 3 Laura, 3 Lydia, 5 Slocum Achsah, 4 Smith Matthew, 1 Southwick Asa, 5 Lemuel, 3, 5 Lydia (Sherman), 5 Rhoda (Arnold), 5 Roba (Arnold), 5 Samuel, 5 Stratton Capt., 2 Symonds Benjamin, 2 Tanner Sybel, 6 Warren Isaac, 2 Washington Gen., 3 Whipple Mercy, 1