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73 . WILLIAM6 CHADBOURNE (William5-4 Humphrey3-2 William1), baptized Berwick ME 6 Sep 1744 (NEHGR 82:216); died Frelighsburg Quebec 23 Apr 1816; married Berwick (int) 12 Sep 1767 (BVR, 5) SARAH WEYMOUTH, born Berwick circa 1748, died 13 Apr 1828 (Frelighsburg Quebec Church and Burial Records) or 25 Apr 1828 (gs), probably daughter of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Rollins) Weymouth.

According to a petition of his mother Phebe and uncle Benjamin, William had enlisted in the Army in 1762 for the Canadian Expedition, remained with the Army until it broke up, and was taken ill at Westmoreland NH. His mother petitioned for repayment of sums used to send a man and a horse to bring him home (MA State Archives, 80:394, 537). William was a farmer and laborer. He lived on what is known as Moultonborough Neck, near the old Brawn Cemetery in Moultonborough NH, from the late 1770s until about 1802. He was there in the 1790 and 1800 censuses and in the 1800 and 1801 Moultonborough tax books. Some time after 1801 he removed with his family to St Armand, Canada East, and settled in Slab City, the present village of Frelighsburg. We are indebted to George F Sanborn Jr for information on William and his descendants.

Children, surname CHADBOURNE:

101 i. WILLIAM7, b Berwick ca 1772.

ii. PHEBE, b Berwick 1770-75, m Moultonborough NH 4 Jan 1797 JAMES HIX of Colebrook NH.

102 iii. HUMPHREY, b Berwick ca Sep 1777.

103 iv. JABEZ, b Moultonborough NH 3 Nov 1782.

104 v. THOMAS, b Moultonborough 1 Apr 1788.

vi. MARY, b Moultonborough ca 1790; d Pittsfield NH 1830-40 (US censuses); m Moultonborough 10 Aug 1810 DANIEL DOW, b Pittsfield ca 1782-3, d after Apr 1853, son of Phinehas and Tabitha (Page) Dow. Daniel married second Diana Kelley with whom he had two children. Children, born probably Pittsfield NH, surname Dow: 1. Sarah, b ca 1811, d 1830-40, unm. 2. Louisa, b 29 Apr 1813, d Strafford NH 13 Aug 1886, age 72, m Timothy G Langley, b ca Apr 1815 (aad), d Strafford 15 Jan 1888, age 72, 4 ch. 3. Rebecca, b ca 1815, d 1830-40, unm. 4. William, b ca 1817, d 1830-40, unm. 5. Mary Jane (Jane), b ca 1819, d Dover NH 11 Sep 1897, m 3 Sep 1864 Alonzo George Blaisdell of Moultonborough, d there, 1 adopted ch. 6. Dorothy (Dolly), b Pittsfield NH ca 1824, d Strafford NH 27 Apr 1855; m as first of three wives ca 1848 Hiram Stephen Thompson, b Strafford NH, d there 24 Dec 1903, 2 ch. 7. Benjamin Franklin (Frank), b Pittsfield NH 15 Nov 1828, d Laconia NH 9 Nov 1905, m Gilford NH ca 1850 Mary Ann Dearborn, b Stanstead Canada East 18 Jan 1828, d Laconia NH 6 July 1900, 7 ch. 8. Abigail, dy.

105 vii. BENJAMIN, b Moultonborough 28 Jan 1792.

viii. JUDITH, b Moultonborough 5 May 1794; d Frelighsburg Quebec 25 July 1865; m Frelighsburg 14 Jan 1811 PARKER CROSS, b ca 1790 (gs, Frelighsburg), d 2 Mar 1845, son of Nathan Cross. Children (info on 1st 4 from WFT, Desc of Robert Cross), surname Cross: (1st 4 bpt 28 Aug 1840, last 4 bpt 8 Aug 1848) 1. Gilman, b 1811, d Frelighsburg 1872, m Mary N Tompson, 2 ch. Bus Frelighsburg Methodist Cem. 2. Thomas, b ca 1813, m Dunham 10 Dec 1833 Cynthia Jennings, 1 ch. 3. Charlotte, b 16 Sep 1815, d 4 June 1848, n 28 Apr 1833 Daniel Norton Townsend, 3 ch. 4. Arethusa, b ca 1817, d 22 Feb 1843, m 20 Dec 1835 James Liddell. 5. Delinda, b 16 Apr 1820 (aad), d Franklin VT 17 Dec 1898 (gs, Franklin), m William John Draper, b 20 Mar 1821, d Franklin 25 Mar 1890 (gs), 4 ch. 6. Harriette, b 29 Feb 1824, d Frelighsburg 3 June 1853. 7. Maria, b 18 Mar 1826. 8. Eliza or Elvira, b Frelighsburg 13 Sep 1828, d Franklin 11 Nov 1891 (gs, Franklin) age 63 yrs, 1 mo, 4 days, m William T Giddings, b Franklin 18 July 1823 (aad), d there 21 Mar 1894 (gs, Franklin), 1 ch. 7. Mary Ann, b 7 Sep 1829, d 4 Sep 1848, unm. 8. Lavinia, b 7 June 1833, m Dunham Quebec 24 Oct 1858 Alvin H Clement. 9. Sarah Jane, b 22 Jan 1836, d 16 July 1854, age 19. 10. Ada Augusta, b 24 July 1839, d 16 Nov 1858, age 20.

74 . FRANCIS6 CHADBOURNE (William5-4 Humphrey3-2 William1), baptized Berwick ME 5 or 6 June 1755 (NEHGR 40:126); died N Berwick 22 Oct 1831, age 76 (BVR, 649; 2nd Church of Berwick, NEHGR 74:252); married first Berwick 14 Aug 1777 (BVR, 198) OLIVE NEAL, born 10 June 1761, died N Berwick 3 (GS) or 23 Sep 1822 (BVR, 296), believed to be daughter of Johnson and Sarah (Furbish) Neal of Kittery (YP, 17 Mar 1817, #14041, will of Johnson Neal); married second 30 Nov 1823 ELIZABETH STAPLES (BVR, 157), a widow, perhaps the Elizabeth Chadbourn, age 84, in the household of Samuel Groven in N Berwick (1850 US Census, 347). Emery stated in error that the first wife was Olive Morrell; research by John Carleton Chadbourne has given us the proper information on this marriage as well as much of the information about the descendants.

Francis' family home was on Maple St, N Berwick, west of Rte 4 and across from Goodwin's Greenhouses. In 1816 he was taxed for 200 acres, 1 dwelling and 3 and 1/22 outbuildings (1816 YCPO). Francis and Olive are buried in the family graveyard behind the homestead amid pine trees about 100 yards from the road. Francis' estate carries a long inventory of goods, a substantial amount of furnishings, kitchenware, looms, edibles, and a good supply of livestock and feed and gear for their use. In addition, he had about 140 acres of land in N Berwick and a part interest in Hobbs' Mill (YP #2615, 14 Dec 1831, Elizabeth made her mark).

Children, surname CHADBOURNE:

i. PATIENCE7, b 6 Mar 1778; d 7 Jan 1864, age 86 yrs, 10 mos; m Berwick 25 Sep 1799 by Rev William Batcheldor (BVR, 140) HUMPHREY AYER, b Standish ME ca 1775, son of John and Elizabeth (Pike) Ayer of Cornish ME. They settled in Cornish. Children (EF-Cornish), surname Ayer: 1. Isaiah C, b 1803, d 12 Jan 1878, m Hannah Eastman who d Cornish 4 July 1881. 2. Patience C, b 3 Apr 1805, d 27 May 1883, m 16 Aug 1826 Wyer Pike of Cornish, 2 ch (Pike). 3. Jacob, b 15 June 1801, d Westbrook ME 21 Aug 1865, m Abbie Sargent of Cornish, b 1802, d 1883, 7 ch. 4. Humphrey, b 17 Dec 1808, d Cornish 3 Sep 1882, m 19 Mar 1832 Betsey McLucas, b Hiram ME 4 May 1810, d Cornish 4 June 1890. 5. Asenath, b 18 Dec 1810, d Cornish 12 Apr 1896, age 85, m 19 May 1832 Simeon Pease Pike, brother of sister Patience's husband, b 3 Aug 1809, d Cornish 1 Oct 1855, 1 ch. 6. Rev Francis C, a Methodist clergyman (Emery, 22), b 30 Sep 1813 (aad), d Cornish 10 May 1872, m Lucinda Fox Libby of Porter, d 4 Apr 1887, age 71. 7. Olive, b ca 1817, d Sebago 9 May 1896, age 79, m1 Wells Larrabee of Sebago, m2 John Webster, lived Cornish. 8. James Monroe, b 9 Jan 1819, d 23 May 1886, m Falmouth 7 May 1847 Adeline Hubbard Thompson, b Cornish 9 Feb 1819, d Cornish 29 Jan 1899.

ii. ISAIAH, b 12 Mar 1780; drowned at sea 1808.

iii. JOANNA, or Hannah, b 14 Aug 1782; d 5 Oct 1842; m Berwick 3 July 1800 by Rev Joseph Hilliard (BVR, 200) BENJAMIN6 HEARD Jr, b 4 Nov 1777, d 8 June 1858 (Early Marriages of Strafford Co NH), (Benjamin5-4 James3 Benjamin2 Capt John1) of N Berwick. Children (Ralph E Peak, Genealogy of Capt John Heard of Dover NH, Vol 2), surname Heard: 1. Olive, b 24 Nov 1801, d 2 Mar 1831, m 8 Mar 1821 Oliver Fernald, son of Deacon Archelaus Fernald of Berwick. 2. Mary, b 2 Dec 1803, d July 1887, m1 3 Feb 1822 Rufus Furbush of Kennebunk ME, m2 Nathaniel Weymouth. 3. Rufus, b 22 Oct 1805, d Berwick 28 Jan 1892, m1 22 Oct 1829 Annie Staples, b 7 May 1808, d 9 Feb 1849, dau of John and Abigail Staple; m2 10 May 1853 Lydia (Stacy) Roberts, b 14 May 1818, d 19 June 1898, widow; also m Hannah Gardiner. 4. Sarah, b 13 Oct 1807, d 18 Aug 1862, m 1831 Frederick Hayes of Berwick, b 3 Dec 1806, d 5 May 1883. 5. Isaiah, b N Berwick 19 Aug 1810, d 13 Dec 1845, m Mary Smith. 6. Frank, b 8 Sep 1812, d 9 Apr 1895, m Mary Heard, dau of Silas and Susan (Brackett) Heard, ch. 7. Phoebe Chadbourne, b 6 Sep 1814, m 24 May 1839 Eliphalet Randall, b 7 Sep 1813, d 17 May 1893. 8. Benjamin, b 2 Jan 1817, d 2 Feb 1817. 9. Benjamin Chadbourne, b 10 Feb 1818, d Lebanon ME 1889, m Olive Ann Weymouth and Elizabeth Weymouth, both daus of William Weymouth Esq. 10. Joanna, (twin) b 11 Apr 1821, d age 21 mos. 11. Joel, (twin) b 11 Apr 1821, d age 16 mos.

106 iv. FRANCIS, b Berwick 7 Apr 1785.

107 v. WILLIAM, b 18 Aug 1787.

108 vi. HUMPHREY, b Berwick 4 Dec 1789.

vii. SARAH, b 20 Mar 1792; d 1858; m 16 June 1812 (BVR, 150) EDMUND NEAL of York. This family moved to OH (Neal Gen).

viii. OLIVE, b 22 July 1795; d 1870; m (cert) 18 Jan 1813 (BVR, 65) WILLIAM PERKINS JR, b Wells ME 11 Dec 1791, d 29 Jan 1839 (Perkins Gen, 80). Children (some dates and marriages supplemented by Jennie Chadbourne's genealogical notes, CFAA), surname Perkins: 1. Luther, b Wells 7 June 1813, m Mary Hobbs. 2. Sarah, b Wells 10 July 1815, m Oct 1834 Joseph P Buffum, 9 ch. 3. Lucy, b 7 Oct 1817, dy. 4. Salome, b 3 May 1820, m Aug 1836 Gilman Perkins, lived in Lawrence MA. 5. Paul C, b 26 Apr 1822, m Angeline Getchell of Wells. 6. Olive C, b 1 Sep 1824, d 13 May 1895, m Dec 1840 Thomas Chick Hatch, 12 ch. 7. William, b 29 Aug 1827, m Martha A Stone of Peabody MA, lived there. 8. Huldah A, b 12 June 1830, d 10 July 1892, m Lewis Wentworth Perkins, had a son George. 9. Francis, b 23 Dec 1833, d Somerville MA 6 Apr 1912, m 24 Aug 1858 Lucy A White, 2 ch. 10. Lydia, dy. 11. Gooch, b 1837 (Jennie says 28 Feb 1821), d 1882, unm. 12. daughter, d in infancy.

109 ix. SILAS, b 8 July 1796.

x. PAUL, b 13 Jan 1799; killed 7 July 1821, age 22 (BVR, 295).

110 xi. ISAIAH, b 24 Mar 1801. Birth name is believed to have been Diamond B, and on loss of his brother Isaiah, name used in remembrance.

75 . HUMPHREY6 CHADBOURN (William5-4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born probably circa 1756-60; died before July 1793 (his heirs' settlement of his portion of his uncle's 1792 estate); married, probably in Nova Scotia, wife's name unknown.

Very little is known about this man, as he moved to Annapolis County, Nova Scotia (perhaps Halifax). He was under 14 when his father died circa 1761 (Francis Chadbourne letter), and at about that age he was apprenticed to an Edward Foster of Boston. In 1776, his master moved to Nova Scotia, taking Humphrey with him (possibly part of the Loyalist evacuation). The heirs wrote a letter concerning the estate in Maine in 1789, requesting postponement of settlement for lack of proof of his death (YP #2634, letter written by his brother Francis and uncle Humphrey).

Berwick, Sept. 19, 1789

Honored Sir:

"This is to inform you that there was lad by the name of Humphrey Chadbourn son to one William Chadbourn of this town; his father died while this Humphrey was but a child. He was when about fourteen years old put apprentice to Mr. Edward Foster of Boston. In the year 1776 his master moved to Halifax and carried Humphrey with him and served out his time with him and we have heard from him since the peace took place, but for several years past have not heard from him. He (has) a small estate in lands left him by uncle Humphrey Chadbourn-perhaps it may be worth $100.00. He left two brothers and five sisters, since which two of his sisters have died. We hear that his brother William and one of his brothers-in-law whose wife is dead is about administering upon the Estate which we think is premature as there never has been any account of Humphrey's death and we doubt wither even he has heard that was left him upon his uncle's will. Therefore we desire that no administration may be granted till we can hear wither he is dead or alive which will be in perhaps in a few months time.

Francis Chadbourn

Humphry Chadbourn

P.S. I dont know but that I may come under damage as I was executor to my uncle's will and never had a receipt that he received his part of said estate. I expect the young man home soon.

Joseph Simpson, Superior Judge at York"

(See Nova Scotia Immigrants to 1867, 347. "Edward Foster, Loyalist; plus 7; Boston to Halifax 1776," citing 434:90 "The Sandomanian Loyalists," Coll of the Nova Scotia Hist Soc 29:62-123).

On 2 July 1793, the younger brother Francis, was appointed administrator. At this time Humphrey was called "the 4th" (MPA #2636).

In Apr 1985, a Mr Noble wrote to George Sanborn concerning the identity of a Mary Chadbourn who married Donald Logan and died along with her first child in Feb 1808. He quoted two mentions of a Humphrey Chadbourne in Annapolis County:

Supplement to the History of Annapolis County, Briggs [Toronto, 1913]. Appendix G, "Muster Rolls of Discharged Officers and Disbanded Soldiers and Loyalists taken in the County of Annapolis between 18-24 Jun, 1784," p. 108: "Chadbourne, Hum,, 1 male, 1 woman, total 2, D.S. 84th Regt. Settled at Annapolis"

Loyalists and Land Settlement in Nova Scotia, [Halifax, 1937] Annapolis County (c) Escheats- P. 31, "Chadburn, Humphrey; date: 1786, Halifax-Annapolis R. 200 acres, escheated 1819"

Child, surname CHADBOURN:

i. MARY7, b ca 1777-90; d "in childbed" Wilmot, Annapolis, NS 28 Feb 1808; m DANIEL (PANS Bulletin #12) or DONALD LOGAN, b Scotland 1775, d Nova Scotia 1858, age 83, son of George and Christy Ann (Campbell) Logan. Child, surname Logan: 1. Mary Chadbourn, b 17 Feb 1808, bpt Wilmot, Annapolis Co, NS 1 Mar 1808 (Public Archives of Nova Scotia (PANS) Bulletin #12).

76 . HUMPHREY6 CHADBOURNE (Humphrey5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born Berwick ME 24 May 1744; died 21 Mar 1792 (gs, Oakwoods Rd, Berwick); married Berwick 1 Dec 1768 (BVR, 115 where he is called Humphrey "3rd") ELIZABETH (BETSEY) LIBBY, born 8 Dec 1749, died 17 Apr 1792, age 44 (BVR, 234), daughter of Daniel and Abigail Libby (Libby Gen, 61). Humphrey and Elizabeth are buried in a private cemetery on Oakwoods Rd, Berwick (Cemetery records of Richard and Barbara Day, privately held).

Humphrey served in the Revolution in Capt Pray's Company, 1780. He and his family lived in N Berwick or at Oak Woods, Berwick. The census of 1790 lists 3 males over 16, 3 males under 16, and 6 females in the household. The late Richard Day and his wife Barbara of N Berwick were an invaluable source of help with this branch of the family. Humphrey's will, written 20 Feb 1792 and proved 30 Mar 1792 (YP #2635) lists all of his children, with the bulk of his real and personal estate going to his son Daniel, and 5 shillings to all other children. (The Oxford Democrat, March 19, 1872, erroneously says Capt Simeon, below, was son of Humphry and Mary Libby Chadbourne.)

Children (1st 7 baptized 2nd Church of Berwick 17 Apr 1781 [NEHGS 74:221,230], last 4 baptized there 7 Feb 1792 [ibid, 223, 247]), surname CHADBOURNE:

111 i. DANIEL7, b ca Apr 1769.

ii. ELIZABETH, b ca 1772; d 21 Dec 1792, bur with her parents, age 20.

112 iii. HUMPHREY, b 20 Apr 1773.

113 iv. REUBEN, b 20 Mar 1775.

v. MARY (POLLY), b 24 Jan 1777 (BVR, 246); d Berwick 16 Dec 1813 (ibid); m (cert) 18 Nov 1795 (BVR, 38) JOSEPH BRACKETT, b 31 Mar 1769 (ibid), d 6 Jan 1852 (ibid). He m2 Saloma C Clark, a widow. They lived on the Joanna Berwick homestead of his maternal grandfather. Only the first 5 children are given in Genealogy of John Heard of Dover NH. Children, b Berwick (BVR, 246), surname Brackett: 1. Humphrey, b 18 Apr 1796, m 2 Dec 1819 Ricker, b 7 Jan 1796, d 26 Aug 1868, lived Limerick ME, 4 ch. 2. Elizabeth, b 28 Apr 1798, m William Cole of Deerfield NH, no ch. 3. Hannah, b 6 Dec 1799, m Stephen Nichols of Vassalboro ME, no ch. 4. Samuel, b 8 Oct 1801, d 6 Aug 1828, unm. 5. Daniel, b 4 Oct 1803, m, 4 ch. 6. Phebe, b 27 Oct 1805. 7. Sarah, b 28 Oct 1807. 8. Joseph, b 27 Feb 1810. 9. Reuben, b 19 Feb 1812. 10. Nathaniel, b 16 Dec 1813.

vi. CATHERINE, b before 1781, d N Berwick 7 Feb 1841 (BVR, 653); m Berwick (cert) 6 Feb 1800 (BVR, 45) THOMAS WEYMOUTH, son of Francis Weymouth. Child, surname Weymouth: 1. Jane, b 1813, d N Berwick 13 Nov 1910, age 97, m _____ Quint (Quint Gen) or d 1902 & m 1826 Dennie Johnson (DAR 164:301).

vii. ABIGAIL, b 1781 (gs); d N Berwick 26 Aug 1843, age 62 (BVR, 653); m Berwick 3 June 1828 (BVR, 160) as his 3rd wife EPHRAIM TWOMBLEY, son of Ezekial and Mercy (Horne) Twombley of that part of Berwick that is now N Berwick (records of Robert Canney).

viii. SIMEON, b 29 Jan 1783; d 6 Feb 1872, age 89; unm. He was a cooper as well as a shopkeeper. A reprint from the Hiram Hist Soc tells that he was living in Cornish in 1806 where he remained until moving to Gorham Apr 1814. He went to Hiram 1 May 1814 and started the first store there about 1816. Rev John Pike started a store about six feet from Simeon's, and finished first. Simeon often attended both stores when Mr Pike was away. He was a captain in the militia. He died at the residence of Capt A R Bucknell, where he had lived for 8 yrs. Bur 9 Feb 1872 (Funeral Records, Rev Albert Cole of Cornish).

114 ix. LEVI, b 6 Jan 1788.

x. JOHN, named in will 1792 along with all other children.

xi. PHEBE HOBBS, bpt Blackberry Hill Church 7 Feb 1792; m Lebanon (int) May 1802 (VR 2:26) JOSEPH APPLETON (family bible) or APPLEBY (VR).

77 . PAUL6 CHADBOURNE (Humphrey5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born Berwick ME 20 Mar 1747/8; died N Waterborough ME 31 Dec 1825; married 2nd Church of Berwick 26 Apr 1770 (NEHGR 74:250) JOANNA4 YEATON, born 17 May 1753, died Limerick ME 4 Mar 1826 while visiting friends "Widow of the late Paul, Esq., aged 73" (Dover Gazette and Strafford Advertiser, 29 Mar 1826, 3), daughter of Philip33 (Philip2, Richard11) and Dorcas (Smith) Yeaton of Berwick. Both are buried on Paul's old homestead at N Waterborough on property now owned by descendant Earle Ahlquist. We are grateful to Earle for completing the genealogy of Paul's descendants beyond Emery's account, and to Nancy Maze for her work assisting Earle.

Many of the Chadbournes were of enormous size, and Paul was no exception. Three hundred pounds was the norm rather than an exception with his children, including some of his daughters. An article in a Portland paper talks of the two tons of Chadbournes and includes some of Paul's family as well as three from Lake Sebago. The 1790 Census for Coxhall lists 3 males over 16, 4 males under 16, and 4 females in this household. His will, proved 1826, named Joanna and children Nathan, Paul, John, James, Philip, Jeremiah, Humphrey, Elijah, Susanna, Phebe, Joanna, Sarah, Dorcas and grandchild Belinda (YP #2682, 36:275).

Children (Berwick and Lyman TR, dates verified from Paul's papers found on his property, baptisms NEHGR 74:222-3, 247, Blackberry Hill, 2nd Church of Berwick), surname CHADBOURNE:

115 i. PAUL7, b Berwick 8 Nov 1770.

116 ii. HUMPHREY, b Berwick 26 July 1772.

117 iii. PHILIP, b Coxhall (Lyman) ME 15 Apr 1774.

iv. SUSANNA, b Coxhall 10 Apr or 10 Jul (Emery, 24) 1776; d Kennebunkport ME 3 May 1855; bur Chadbourn Cemetery, Lyman; m1 4 Dec 1798 JAMES CARD of Lyman, b 19 Sep 1772, d 8 Sep 1817; m2 2 (or 5) June 1836 STEPHEN GILE of Alfred ME. Children, surname Card: 1. Edward, b 31 July 1799, d 13 Mar 1884, m 12 Nov 1827 Mary Hayes of Limerick, no ch. 2. Betsey, b 30 Nov 1800, d 15 Oct 1878, unm. 3. Philip C, b 3 Oct 1802. 4. Joanna Y, b 21 June 1804, d 2 Apr 1896, m 31 Oct 1829 Joseph Emmons, b 1802, d 22 June 1874, 4 ch. 5. James, b 3 Apr 1807, may be the one listed in Roxbury MA census 1850 with wife Lucy and 3 ch. 6. Hepsibah, b 13 June 1809, d 25 Nov 1901, m 2 Oct 1831 John Walker, b Apr 1812 (aad), d 19 Mar 1883, 4 ch. 7. Susanna, b 5 June 1812, m Samuel Gilpatrick of Dover NH, lived in Kennebunkport ME. 8. John Chadbourn, b 26 Sep 1816, d 5 Oct 1885, m Dorcas Maria Usher of Hollis ME, b 23 Mar 1829, d 25 Aug 1893, they are buried Eastern Cem, Gorham, 6 ch.

v. PHEBE, b Coxhall 23 Apr 1778; d Waterborough 2 Apr 1853; m1 25 Oct 1798 by Andrew Burley Esq (Early Records of Waterboro, NEHGR 90:229) CAPT JOSEPH HALEY (Hollis VR) of Phillipsburg or Little Falls, b York 1772, d 11 Jan 1809; m2 (int) 16 Mar 1811 (NEHGR 9:253, she of Phillipsburg) DANIEL SEDGLEY, d 1 Apr 1815; m3 Waterborough 1 June 1820 (NEHGR 91:15) DARLING HUNTRESS JR, b 9 Mar 1756, d Shapleigh ME 26 May 1839, son of Darling (32.ii.2) and Love (Hearl) Huntress of Newington NH; no children. Darling Huntress had married twice before: Mary Warren and Dorothy Hubbard, d 1800 and 1818 ("Nathan Goodwin's Book of Remarks" MHS). Phebe was buried in a small family cem in N Waterborough with her Hill nephews & nieces.

118 vi. JOHN, b Coxhall 17 Apr 1780.

119 vii. JEREMIAH, b Coxhall 22 June 1782.

viii. JOANNA, b Coxhall 20 Apr 1784; bpt 23 July 1790; d Waterborough 22 June 1875; m 2 July 1805 by Rev Edmund Eastman (NEHGR 90:229) COL SAMUEL BRADEEN, b Waterborough 30 Sep 1784 (ibid, 91:114), d 15 Mar 1853 (ibid), son of Robert and Sarah (Welch) Bradeen. Children, surname Bradeen: 1. Dorcas, b 7 Oct 1805, d 22 Apr 1888, m 12 Nov 1828 Nathaniel Brown, b 5 Aug 1802, d 22 Mar 1886, 3 ch. 2. Philip M, b 11 Aug 1807, d Lincoln ME 1858, m Eliza Kirby, 7 ch. 3. Joseph H, b 21 July 1809, d 31 Mar 1896, m Sarah _____, lived Fall River MA. 4. Susan, b 2 July 1811, d 29 June 1880, unm. 5. Orin, b 14 Oct 1813, d Waltham MA 1 Jan 1903, m 20 Mar 1837 Sarah Sedgley of Limerick ME, 9 ch. 6. Samuel L Jr, b 6 May 1816, m 10 Nov 1841 Belinda Abbott , 6 ch. 7. Sally, b 29 July 1818, d 11 June 1885, m 26 Dec 1836 Stephen Edgerly of Limington ME, moved to Bridgton ME ca 1846, 10 ch. 8. Charles Alden, b 4 Oct 1820. 9. Joanna Caten, b 27 Jan 1823, d Boston MA 2 Aug 1847, m Alfred S Lewis. 10. Eleanor C, b Jan 1825, d 20 July 1851, unm.

120 ix. ELIJAH, b Lyman 4 June 1786, bpt 23 July 1790.

121 x. JAMES, b Lyman 5 Aug 1788, bpt 23 July 1790.

xi. SALLY, b 4 July 1791; d Saco ME 20 Nov 1861; m Waterborough (int) 1 Feb 1812 (Waterborough VR, NEHGR 90:253) CAPT JOHN HILL JR of Waterborough, prob the one b 29 Aug 1788, d 18 Apr 1855, son of John and Sally (Collins) Hill of Waterborough (Papers on Genealogy of John Hill Family of Waterboro ME as developed by great grandson, Charles Hill, Patten Free Library, Bath). Sally, Caroline, John Jr and John F are buried in a small family cemetery in N Waterborough. Children, surname Hill: 1. Charles, b 12 Dec 1812, d 23 Apr 1875. 2. Lucinda, b 14 Apr 1814, d 16 Dec 1903, m (int) 4 May 1833 David Tuxbury of Saco, b 8 Feb 1808, d 1 Jan 1895, both bur Saco (John Frost). 3. Joanna, b 3 Feb 1816, m Nahum Smith, lived E Boston MA. 4. Sally, b 21 June 1818, d 20 May 1843. 5. Stephen, b 7 Mar 1820, in Boston w/ a new son 1853 (family letter), in Bridgton 1857. 6. Caroline, b 2 Dec 1822, d 30 Sep 1834, age 12. 7. John Jr, b 12 Sep 1824, d 14 Sep 1825. 8. Susan, b 21 Nov 1826, m Jacob Hartwell, lived Brighton MA. 9. Joshua, b 17 Dec 1829, d 20 Feb 1837, age 7. 10. John F, b 4 Oct 1831, d 15 July 1848, age 17. 11. Harriet, b 13 May 1834, m Friend D Lord of Casco. 12. Franklin (may be same as #10, John F). 13. Frederick K, b 1843.

122 xii. NATHAN, b 21 Sep 1793, bpt 30 Mar 1794.

xiii. DORCAS, b Waterborough 3 Aug 1798; d Saco 8 Feb 1876; m Waterborough 31 Jan 1822 (NEHGR 90:316) LT ISAAC SANDS of Lyman, b 1792-3 (aad), d 19 Jan 1862, son of James and Mary (Low) Sands. The family is listed on Water St in the Biddeford/Saco Directory of 1856-7. Dorcas and Isaac are buried in Saco. Children, surname Sands: 1. James, b 4 Sep 1822, d 14 Mar 1904, m 21 Sep 1850 Rebecca E Mayberry of Casco. 2. Eleanor, b 22 Aug 1824, d early 1855 (Chadbourne letters owned by Eveleigh Books & Stamps, Dover MA), m 16 May 1847 Richard C Boothby of Saco. 3. Almira, b 11 Mar 1826, m 14 June 1848 Caleb L Gilpatrick of Saco, at least 1 dau (family letter). 4. Paul C, b 13 Aug 1828, m Cynthia E _____, at least 1 ch. 5. Charles B, b 1 June 1830, d 7 Mar 1912, m1 17 Dec 1854 Eunice Ridlon of Saco, m2 Hannah G _____, b 1835, d 25 June 1916. 6. Joanna, b 2 Apr 1832, d 20 Sep 1837, bur Saco. 7. Albion, b 26 Mar 1834, m 2 Mar 1859 Emma Patterson of Saco. 8. Mary Elizabeth, b 11 Mar 1836, d 24 Aug 1925 or 1926, unm. 9. Dorcas, b Jan 1838, d 7 Feb 1838, age 15 days (gs) or b 7 Mar 1838, d 23 Oct 1838. 10. Edward, b 9 Dec 1839, m Carmelia A Dow, b Oct 1841, d 10 or 20 May 1866.

78 . SIMEON6 CHADBOURNE (Humphrey5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born Berwick ME 16 Apr 1750 (gs); died Lyman ME 29 Oct 1846 (gs); married first Berwick 13 Jan 1778 (BVR, 119) CATHERINE HANSCOM, born Kittery 1752 (aad), died Berwick 21 Sep 1778, age 26 (Obed Foss Bible, MHS), daughter of Samuel and Hannah (Staples) Hanscom Jr; married second Berwick 18 Apr 1780 by Rev Matthew Merriam (BVR, 123) ELIZABETH YEATON, born 28 Jan 1762, died 20 (gs) or 26 June 1855, daughter of Philip 3 (Philip 2 Richard 1) and Dorcas (Smith) Yeaton and sister of Paul #77's wife.

Simeon was a deacon of the Baptist Church and served in the Revolution as a cpl & sgt in Capt Ebenezer Sullivan's Co, Col James Scammons' Regt, May 5 to Aug 1, 1775. He was at the Battle of Bunker Hill. He served 5 months in 1776-77 in Col Pickering's and Col John Frost's Regt. He was a pensioner in 1832 (Revolutionary Pension #W23789). Simeon lived in Lyman for 70 years on farmland purchased for him by his father. He is buried in the now famous Chadbourne Cemetery in Lyman. His epitaph reads:

Here lie the ashes of the just,

Who sought no honor, nor betrayed no trust.

This truth he proved in every path he trod,

That an honest man is the noblest work of God."

CFA member John Hanlon was instrumental in giving us the family of Simeon, and the Obed Foss Bible supplies some dates and substantiating material. Children (Bible Record, Dexter scrapbook, MHS; Lyman VR) with second wife, surname CHADBOURNE:

i. CATHERINE7, b 6 Feb 1781; d 13 Apr 1873; m 2 Dec 1801 JOHN WADLIN of Northport ME. Child, surname Wadlin: 1. John Jr, m 1829 Miriam _____. 2. Caroline, m Charles Barnes (DAR #46484, 83:80). 3. Catherine C, b 4 June 1819, d 17 Oct 1878 or 13 Apr 1873 (Foss Bible), m 30 Sep 1841 Ansel M Pillsbury, b 1817, d 1886, 8 ch (Emery, 14; records of Burt DeGroot, CFAA).

ii. HANNAH, b 27 Aug 1782; d 15 Jan 1847; m Lyman 16 July 1804 ("Early Vital Records of Lyman," NEHGR, 95:198) JOHN ROBERTS, b 1799, d 1825 (gs), son of Nathaniel of Lyman. Children, surname Roberts: 1. Lucy P, b 1812, d 1842. 2. Calvin. 3. Sabra. 4. Luther (Early Vital Records of Lyman, NEHGR, 95:198). 5. Thomas, m Barbara King (DAR #96522, 47:218).

123 iii. ELISHA, b Lyman 6 July 1784.

iv. DORCAS, b 14 July 1786; d 25 Dec 1868; m1 Waterborough 10 Feb 1812 (Lyman VR, NEHGR 96:247) SIMEON HAMILTON; m2 JOSIAH EATON. Dorcas is in the Bible and died as Dorcas Eaton. Child, surname Hamilton: 1. Horace, b 16 Apr 1812.

124 v. SIMEON, b 6 Nov 1788.

125 vi. BENJAMIN, b Lyman 23 Apr 1791.

126 viii. HUMPHREY, b Lyman 16 Apr 1793.

viii. MARY, b Lyman 31 May 1795; d 15 Dec 1867; m (cert) 12 Nov 1817 ("Early Records of Lyman," NEHGR, 96:338) LEMUEL FOSS of Alfred, b 13 Apr 1793, d 21 Mar 1867. Bur Benton ME ("Inscriptions at Tozier Cemetery," NEHGR, 91). Children, born Alfred, surname Foss: 1. Obed, b 5 Sep 1818, d 29 Mar 1891. The Obed Foss Bible was in the possession of the late Mrs Mary L (Foss) Parkhurst. 2. Benjamin C, b 4 Jan 1820, d Jan 1906, m 1856 Mary Jane Roys. 3. Cyrus, b 17 Oct 1823, d 6 Mar 1910. 4. Laureston T, b 25 Sep 1825, d 1 Aug 1906, m Hannah _____, b 1837, d 1867 (gs). There is a son of L T and Satira, b 1859, d 1867, bur Tozier Cem. 5. Mary Caroline, b 22 Nov 1827, d 18 Sep 1868, m _____ Clark (Obed Foss Family Bible) or Clark Piper (Tozier Cem). 6. Louise, d 28 Dec 1900. 7. Jane R, d Mar 1891. In the Tozier Cemetery, there is also an Albert B Foss, with a GAR marker (1843-1896), Mary J, his wife (1842-1871) and Ethel, their dau, d 1888, age 10 mos.

127 ix. JOHN, born 27 Aug 1797.

x. ELIZA, b 2 Mar 1801; killed by lightning Biddeford 1875; m MOSES HEATH. At least 1 child, surname Heath: 1. Mary Chadbourne.

xi. PHEBE, b 11 Jan 1805; d 26 July 1864; unm. She lived with her sister Mary Foss in Clinton.

79 . SILAS6 CHADBOURNE (Humphrey5 William 4 Humphrey 3-2 William 1), born Berwick ME 8 Aug 1752; died Gorham ME 15 June 1823, age 71 (Gorham VR, 174); married first 23 Apr 1775 (Austin Alden's Journal) ABIGAIL CROCKETT, born 10 Apr 1758 (Gorham VR, 176), died 15 Aug 1813 (gs), age 55, daughter of Samuel and Priscilla (Swett) Crockett; married second Gorham 24 June 1819 (DAR Patriots Index) LUCY (ROBERTS) (SEVIER) CROCKETT, daughter of J Roberts, widow of Peter Sevier and Peletiah Crockett, born circa 1767. Lucy may have married fourth Richard Edwards.

Silas was a tailor of Gorham when he enlisted May 1775 in Capt Hart Williams' Co, Col Phinney's Regt. Promoted to lieutenant, he was quartermaster of Col B Tupper's Regt in 1780 and adjutant of Col Prime's Regt. He was in the battles of Hubbardston, Saratoga, Stillwater, Monmouth, Valley Forge, and at surrender was an exchanged prisoner of war. He kept a diary while in the army, which was extant in 1903 (H-Gorham, 426). The US census for Gorham in 1790 lists in his family 1 male over 16, 3 males under 16, and 6 females.

In 1818 he was a Revolutionary pensioner and appeared with the following estate in the Revolutionary War pension schedule for the District of Maine:

Silas Chadbourn, 68, Gorham, lieutenant, Maberry's Co., Francis's and Tupper's Regts., Mass. Real estate, one half of an acre of land in Gorham, with a small unfinished house on it. Personal estate, a few chairs and other necessary articles in the house. I have no income and owe one hundred and fifty dollars. Tailor, not able [due to] old age and bodily infirmity. Lucy, wife, 53, able to do housework; Caroline Crockett, my wife's daughter, 14, able to work. $107.35, stricken. 9 June 1820 (NEHGR 142[1988]:204)

He was stricken from the pension rolls because he owned real estate. In the next year, he lost this property and was returned to the pension list, as follows:

Silas Chadbourne, 69, Gorham, Lieutenant, Mayberry's Co., Tupper's Regt., Mass. Real estate -- I have none nor any personal estate. The property mentioned in a former schedule before the Hon. Judge Parris in June last, has been taken from me by executions for debt, and I am now destitute of the means of living except as far as I am assisted by the charity of friends. Tailor, unable [due to] age and infirmity. Lucy, wife, 55, in comfortable health. Continued, $3. 6 December 1820. (NEHGR 145[1991]:53)

Papers concerning his estate were filed 1824/5 (YP #2696). He and his wife are buried at Old Village Cemetery, Gorham (Cemetery Inscriptions of Gorham, Dole).

Children born Gorham (Gorham VR, 111; McLellan, op cit), surname CHADBOURNE:

i. ISAAC7, b 22 Jan 1776; dy, "age 10 years, died at Aux Cayes 3 Aug 1795" (Cumberland Gazette).

ii. REBECCA, b 9 Apr 1780; d Oct 1831; m Gorham 2 Sep 1798 (Gorham VR, 76) GENERAL JAMES IRISH, b Gorham 18 Aug 1776, d 30 June 1863, son of James Jr and Mary Gorham Phinney Irish. He m2 15 Oct 1832 Louisa (Balis) Mason. Children (Gorham VR, 136), surname Irish: 1. Sophronia, b 5 Sep 1799. 2. Mary Gorham, b 3 July 1801. 3. Isaac E, b 29 Nov 1803. 4. Abigail, b 14 Aug 1806, d 22 June 1873, m 15 Dec 1830 Cornelius Waters of Goffstown NH, 2 daus. 5. Martha, b 14 July 1808. 6. Adeline, b 26 Sep 1810. 7. Francis O, b 22 Sep 1812, m Carolina Atwood (DAR v56 #55884). 8. Marshall, b 9 Sep 1814. 9. James, b 9 June 1816, d 20 June 1816. 10. Rebecca, b 30 July 1817. 11. Elizabeth, b 29 July 1819. 12. James H, b 11 Mar 1823. 13. Thaddeus, b 25 Nov 1824.

iii. ABIGAIL, b 3 Mar 1782; m Gorham (publ) 21 Feb 1807 JOHN EDMUNDS. They lived in Portland ME.

128 iv. NAHUM, b 25 Apr 1784.

129 v. SAMUEL, b 21 Apr 1786.

vi. MARTHA, b Gorham 14 Apr 1788 (Otisfield VR, aad); d Otisfield 1 Oct 1869, age 81 (Otisfield VR, 296); m Gorham 21 July 1810 (ibid, 185) RICHARD EDWARDS JR of Otisfield. Richard and Martha Edwards, after their wedding, went directly to Otisfield on horseback. "Mrs. Edwards wore a red broadcloth dress." Children, born Otisfield (ibid, 42-53), surname Edwards: 1. Nahum, b 24 Jan 1812, d 15 Aug 1815. 2. Lydia, b 1 Oct 1813, d Portland 28 Aug 1837. 3. Charles, b 8 Mar 1815, d Otisfield 25 Oct 1891, m 11 Mar 1839 Eliza Stone, 6 ch. 4. Martha Ann, b 4 July 1817, d Gorham 23 July 1876. 5. James, b 15 Aug 1819, d Otisfield 28 June 1821. 6. Abigail M, b 29 July 1821, d Portland ME 24 Jan 1885. 7. Betsy, b 11 July 1823. 8. Lathrop, b Jan 1825, d Otisfield Mar 1826. 9. Russell Streeter, b 11 Sep 1826, died 1905. 10. Emily Jane, b 24 June 1828, d Auburn 25 May 1905, m 1866 Hosea Huntress. 11. Mary Andrews, b 7 June 1830, d Otisfield 15 July 1834. 12. Mary Louise, b 9 Aug 1834, d Salem MA, m Frank Beals.

vii. MARY/POLLY, b 31 July 1790; d as Mary Batchelder Cambridge MA 24 Dec 1871; m1 23 Nov 1811 DAVID LORING of N Yarmouth, b 6 Jan 1751, d N Yarmouth 8 Aug 1828, son of Thomas and Phebe (Gray) Loring; m2 _____ BATCHELDER.

viii. BETSEY, b 17 July 1793; d Portland ME 16 Nov 1848, age 55; unm (Eastern Argus).

ix. PRISCILLA, b 25 Oct 1795; d before 1828; m Portland 16 Nov 1824 (Eastern Argus; MHS Coll, 632) CYRUS WASHBURN of Portland. Pricilla's name was on a list of letters remaining at the Portland post office 8 Dec 1823.

x. NANCY P, b 1 Jan 1798; m (after her sister's death) 22 Oct 1828, CYRUS WASHBURN of Portland (H-Oxford, 286). Children, surname Washburn: 1. Maria, b Portland 1834, alive 1921, m as his m2 Sep 1856 Noble Munroe of Auburn, 6 ch. 2. Abbie, b Minot 13 Mar 1841, d at home of her sister 10 Apr 1919, m Charles P Holbrook of Auburn, no ch.

80 . Reverend LEVI6 CHADBOURNE (Humphrey5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born Berwick 18 Apr 1758; died Parsonsfield 31 Aug 1841; married first Berwick 24 Aug 1779 (BVR, 122) MARTHA HODGDON born 12 Jan 1758, died Effingham NH 23 Dec 1835, age 78 (Zion Advocate, 13 Jan 1836); married second Parsonsfield Mar 1837 (Parsonsfield VR, 133) MRS SARAH/SALLY (PACOLE) CLOUGH of Alfred, widow of Simon Clough (desc. of John Clough, Automated Archives CD 113). She probably married later Parsonsfield (cert) 24 Aug 1844 [Parsonsfield VR, 148] Nathaniel Stevens of Newfield.

During the Revolution Levi served in the Continental Army from 21 May 1777 to 21 May 1780, much of the time in Col Edward Wigglesworth's and Col Calvin Smith's Regts, and was at Valley Forge. He was severely injured at the Battle of Rhode Island (Remick Gen). Levi aided in building the First Baptist Church in Parsonsfield, and was its pastor from 1792-1805 (Early Cornish 1666-1916). He preached also in Limerick, Hiram, Newfield, and other places (EF-Cornish). In 1838 he received a state grant for his Revolutionary services and received a pension for his disability (Revolutionary Pension Records, #S-20681).

The U S Census of 1790 for Cornish lists 2 males over 16, 3 males under 16 and 2 females in this family.

Children with first wife, surname CHADBOURNE:

i. POLLY7, b 1780; m prob Parsonsfield ca 1799 (Remick Gen) REV TIMOTHY5 REMICK, b Kittery 30 Sep 1776, bpt Upper Parish 26 July 1785, d Cornish 29 Nov 1850, son of Maj Timothy4 (Isaac3 Joshua2 Christian1 and Mercy Staples Remick (DAR v14 #1013012). CFA member Capt Charles Cook has provided this information. Children, b Parsonsfield and Cornish, (Remick Gen, 168-9), surname Remick: 1. James H P, b 17 Apr 1800, d Levant 1876, m cousin Sally White and Martha M Downs. None of his children lived to maturity. 2. Simeon Frank, b 17 May 1802, d Clarkston MI Oct 1864, unm, after living in NY. 3. Hannah T, b 7 Jan 1804, d Newfield 19 Nov 1881, m as his second wife 17 Feb 1841 John Moore, 1 ch. 4. Royal C, b 1 Jan 1806, dy. 5. Hiram, b 6 Mar 1808, d Ann Arbor MI 9 Jan 1876, m Lydia Harris Stackpole and Catherine R (Chick) Norton. 6. Timothy, b 30 Mar 1810, d Easton MA 7 Feb 1888, m Sarah B Dailey, 1 known son (DAR 16:109). 7. Royal C, b 27 Mar 1812, d Detroit MI 4 May 1879, m Mary Ann McKinney and Lucy Merrill (ancestor of CFA member Capt Cook). 8. Warren Jackson, b 5 Feb 1814, d Chelsea MA 12 Apr 1882, m1 Mary Ann Barker, 2 ch; m2 Sarah Barton (LDS, MA Archives). 9. William B, b 20 July 1816, d Detroit MI 2 May 1880, m Sarah B Thompson. 10. John C, b 26 Dec 1818, d La Crosse WI 8 Mar 1885, m Ann C Graffam, lived in Portland ME. 11. Adoniram Judson, b 1 Feb 1821, d Boston MA 7 Nov 1911, m Miranda S Hill. 12. Noah Jewett, b 23 May 1823, d Somerville MA 16 Apr 1904, m Elizabeth Bartlett Ingalls. 13. Mary Jane, b 20 July 1826, d Detroit MI, unm.

ii. PHEBE, b 30 Sep 1781; d Parsonsfield ME 15 June 1872; m 1802 HARVEY MOORE ESQ, b Parsonsfield 31 Oct 1779, d Parsonsfield 7 May 1848, son of Harvey and Mary (Wiggin) Moore of Parsonsfield (DAR #96522). They are buried at Parsonsfield. Children, recorded Parsonsfield, surname Moore: 1. Nancy, b 9 June 1803. 2. Harvey, b 7 July 1804. 3. Levi, b 18 Dec 1805. 4. Mary Ann, b 16 Mar 1807. 5. Cyrus King, b 7 Jan 1810. 6. Ira Chadbourn, b 18 Sep 1811, m2 1859 Sarah Sawyer (DAR 97:164). 7. John D W C, b 5 Sep 1814. 8. Martha C, b 28 July 1818. 9. Urania D, b 9 June 1820. 10. James Otis.

130 iii. ISAAC, b 8 Nov 1783.

131 iv. JACOB, b 2 June 1786.

132 v. LEVI, b Parsonsfield 16 Dec 1789.

133 vi. IRA, b 15 Apr 1791.

vii. JOHN, b Parsonsfield or Cornish 4 June 1793; may have m Sumner Co TN 1818 TABITHA BRASSELL. He appeared on the tax list of 1819 in that county. (e-mail info, CFAA)

viii. MARTHA, b 27 Aug 1796; m _____ LEAVITT.

ix. NANCY, b 11 Nov 1798.

x. JAMES, b 30 Oct 1801; d at sea.

134 xi. OLIVER, b 31 Jan 1804.

81 . Reverend WILLIAM6 CHADBOURNE (Humphrey5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born on the "old Chick Farm" Berwick 17 Jan 1763; died Berwick 12 Dec 1817 (VR, 294); married Berwick 2 Feb 1786 (BVR, 128) MARGERY HODSDON, born 4 Aug 1766, baptized 6 Aug 1768, died 17 Jan (Thompson ms) or 17 Jan 1824 (BVR, 297; gs; Burial Inscriptions of Berwick Maine, 18), daughter of Israel and Mary (Lord) Hodgdon (Hodsdon-Hodgdon Gen).

From 1808 to 1817 William was pastor of the Third Baptist Church of Berwick, located in S Berwick (Emery). He was exempted from taxation in 1816 for 80 acres, 1 dwelling, 1 outbuilding (1816 YCPO). His widow Margery administered his estate in 1818, when Isaac Chadbourne was appointed guardian for the minor children (YP #2709). William and Margery are buried with their sons William and Isaac in the cemetery at Berwick, "south side of Salmon Falls Rd, in a thicket" (Spencer, op cit, 18).

Children, surname CHADBOURNE:

i. HANNAH7, b Berwick 19 July 1786; d there 31 Jan 1819 (BVR, 294); m Berwick 27 Sep 1810 (BVR, 147) NATHAN6 HODSDON (Old Kittery, Stackpole), b Berwick 30 Mar 1784 (BVR, 81), son of Moses5 (Moses4 Israel3-2 Nicholas1) (White, op cit). Nathan m2 (cert) 14 Nov 1826 (BVR, 81) Dorothy Pierce and had 5 more children. Child with Hannah, surname Hodgdon: 1. Isaac, b ca 1815, d Corinth ME 24 Sep 1838, age 23 (gs, W Cornish Cem).

135 ii. ISRAEL, b Berwick 1 Nov 1788.

iii. REBECCA, b 16 May 1791; d 31 Oct 1879; m Berwick 13 Feb 1815 (BVR, 152) HIRAM SHOREY, b Berwick 6 Mar 1786 (BVR, 223), d 23 Feb 1870, son of John and Mary (Kilgore) Shorey. Children, born Litchfield ME (B Shorey Walsh, St Petersburg FL), surname Shorey: 1. Jacob, b 17 Oct 1815, d 21 July 1884, m 13 Sep 1840 Lucy True, 4 ch. 2. Mary, b 10 May 1817, m1 3 Dec 1840 Nathaniel Chick, m2 Orville Allen. 3. Hannah, b 23 Dec 1819, m 29 Jan 1848 Nathaniel B Haskell. 4. John, b 15 June 1822, d 6 Feb 1894. 5. Hiram Chadbourne, b 1 Feb 1826, d 1906, m Cowlitz WA 21 Dec 1875 Annie Rue. 6. Nancy, b 10 Aug 1829, m Litchfield ME 25 Aug 1855 Asa P Smith. 7. Oliver Chadbourne, b 19 July 1831, m Emma Bonney and Mary E, b IA, 2 ch b Seattle WA. 8. Edward, b 5 Apr 1835, m Litchfield 15 Sep 1861 Louise E Purrington, 5 ch.

iv. WILLIAM, b 8 July 1793; d S Berwick 1 Feb 1819 (BVR, 541); m Berwick 4 Dec 1817 (ibid, 202) MARY JANE EMERY. At marriage, he was of Somersworth. Probably no children.

v. ISAAC, b 24 July 1795, d 1819 (gs, op cit).

vi. DORCAS, b 4 Jan 1798; m Berwick _____ GUPTIL (Little, Genealogy of Guptils).

vii. MARGARET (or Margery), b 9 Feb 1800; d Alfred 9 Nov 1882, unm. Bur Alfred Cemetery (gs).

viii. NANCY, b 13 May 1802; m _____ HAY.

ix. CYNTHIA (called Zintha), b 24 Oct 1804; d Nekimi Twp, Winnebago Co, WI Jan 1854; m Berwick 17 Jan 1828 (Lebanon VR 1:26) TILLY TIBBETTS, b Berwick 24 Oct 1806, d Concord MN 14 Jan 1895, son of Ebenezer and Betsey (Hayes) Tibbetts and grandson of Elijah and Betsey (Chadbourne) Hayes. Children, surname Tibbetts: 1. Ebenezer, b 19 July 1828, d Winnebago Co WI 1860, m Hannah Ellen Sandborn, b Great Falls NH 1828, d San Jose CA 3 June 1891 (WFT 13:3271), 3 ch. 2. Thomas Jefferson, b Lebanon ME 19 Nov 1830, d Minneapolis MN 5 Aug 1909, m Alto WI 19 Mar 1853 Helen Louisa Harkness, b Richmond PA 1832, d Riverside CA (WFT 13:3271), 7 ch. 3. William C, b Lebanon 12 Mar 1833, d W Concord MN 15 June 1909, m New Lisbon WI 1 Jan 1855 Lois Amelia Reynolds, b 20 Oct 1836, d 25 Apr 1908 (WFT 13;3271), 4 ch. 4. Cynthia E, b Lebanon 12 Oct 1838, d Nekimi, Winnebago Co, WI Jan 1854, unm. 5. George W, b Lebanon 3 May 1841, d W Concord MN 30 Nov 1928, m 17 Nov 1864 Harriet Esther Van Dyke (WFT 13:3271), 2 ch. CFA member Linda Daines supplied the Tibbetts family, which is also on file at the Church of Latter Day Saints Library, Salt Lake City UT.

x. JAMES, b 17 June 1806, unm.

136 xi. OLIVER, b Berwick 12 May 1809.

82 . JAMES HOBBS6 CHADBOURNE (Humphrey5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born Berwick ME 15 Feb 1766; died Harrison ME 12 Sep 1841, age 75 yrs 7 mos (gs); married Gorham ME 4 Jan 1789 (Gorham VR, 76) DORCAS WHITMORE, born Gorham 7 Mar 1770, died Harrison 8 or 18 Nov 1846, age 75 yrs 8 mos (gs, Centennial H-Harrison, 417), daughter of Capt Samuel5 and Mary (Whitney) Whitmore (Gorham VR, 169). When the Whitmores moved to Gorham, it was known as Narragansett #7. They lived on Main St in a house later owned by Edwin Gamman (McLellan, H-Gorham, 427). James and Dorcas lived in Falmouth and Gorham, with her parents at least part of the time before her father died in 1808.

On 25 Jan 1810 James, of Gorham, purchased in Harrison for $800 the 100 acre Lot 4 in Range 4 including buildings built between 1806-9 by Moses Whitney Jr. That small dwelling was moved down hill and became the ell (not visible in the photo, including the present kitchen) of a larger house shown below. It is on the north side of the Haskell Hill Rd in Harrison, across the street from the New England Horse Supply building, which was given recently to the Harrison Historical Society for its museum. Carved into the mantel are the initials of James' son Humphrey. As his father had been before him, James was a tailor. He was also the first deacon in the Congregational Church of Harrison when it was organized in 1826, in spite of his family's being Baptist. For several years James was town clerk as well as justice of the peace, earning him the title of "Squire Chadbourne." About thirty years after his death, James was described as "a man of candor, practical sense, executive ability, and firmness; a real gentleman of the old school, and was highly esteemed by his towns-people." He is buried at Maple Ridge Cemetery in Harrison. The 1790 U S Census for Gorham lists 1 male over 16, 1 male under 16, and 1 female. Ted and Dori Chadbourne have expanded the records of Fred Babson Chadbourne to give us the account of this family.

Children (Gorham VR, 111; H-Harrison, 417-22), surname CHADBOURNE:

i. SAMUEL WHITMORE7, b Falmouth 28 June 1789; d when cast away at Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada, 14 Feb 1817; m St John NB 14 Sep 1816 (desc rec, CFAA) SARAH LAIDLEY, b St John NB 28 Aug 1792, d Prince Edward Island 4 Mar 1882, dau of Robert and Lydia (Harris) Laidley (CFAA). Sarah m2 1822 James Holman of NB (The Holmans in America). Sarah administered Samuel's estate in New [page 115] Brunswick 21 Mar 1817 along with Jonah Dyer, saddler, and Henry Blakslee, merchant (R Wallace Hale, Early New Brunswick Probate Records 1785-1835). Samuel was a saddler. A memorial stone in the Free Will Baptist Cemetery bears the following inscription:

"Samuel W. Chadbourne, who was cast away on Campobello Island, and perished on the night of Feb. 14, 1817, aged 27 years. He was an amiable man, esteemed and lamented by all who knew him; he had been happily united in marriage five months when it pleased God to separate them, but not forever, having given them a lively hope that thru the sufferings and righteousness of Christ, they should meet to part no more."

The curious free stone monument that had been erected at his grave on Campobello was brought into Harrison and re-erected in Maple Ridge Cemetery where it now stands.

ii. PHEBE, b 12 or 14 June 1791; d 20 Mar 1882, age 91 yrs, 10 mos (Oxford County Democrat, 14 Apr 1882); m AARON KIMBALL of Bridgton, b 1787, d 13 Feb 1830 (H-Kimball Family, 480), son of Benjamin and 2nd wife Hulda (Foster) Gould Kimball. They lived in Boston MA for a period. 6 children, surname Kimball: incl Lyman Nutting, b Bridgton 16 Feb 1823, m 27 Oct 1850 Martha Ann Thurston, b 24 Mar 1827, dau of Daniel and Sybil (Holden) Thurston. They lived in Portland, 5 ch. (H-Kimball Family, 480)

iii. CHARLOTTE, b 4 Sep 1793 (aad); d Otisfield ME 17 Apr 1881, age 87 (Otisfield VR, 322); m Otisfield 12 Jan 1818 (ibid, 185) LYMAN NUTTING of Otisfield, b prob Groton MA Jan 1793 (ibid, 113), d Otisfield 26 Dec 1850, age 66 yrs, 11 mos (ibid, 322), son of Nathan and Rhoda Nutting of Otisfield. They lived on his father's homestead in Otisfield. A descriptive article on the Nutting Farm of Otisfield is given on page 86 of Big House, Little House, Back House, Barn. Children, born Otisfield (Otisfield VR, 113-114), surname Nutting: 1. James Lewis, b 12 June 1818, d Pine Grove PA 20 June 1880 (ibid, 322), m Annie Greaff of Pine Grove, 2 ch. 2. Charlotte C, b 10 Sep 1820, m Charles Chadbourne of Groton MA. 3. Lyman Jr, b 24 May 1824, d 1893, m 1861 Louisa M Hallen, b 1849, dau of Nicholas Hallen of Washington DC, 4 ch. 4. Dorcas Ann Whitmore, b 6 Aug 1826, d 1907, m Moses Eastman, 1 ch. 5. Emeline Harding, b 8 June 1829, m Otisfield 4 Feb 1861 (ibid, 243) Dr James P Webb. 6. Silas W, b 7 Mar 1831, d 11 Nov 1854. 7. Albert Franklin, b 2 Aug 1835, d 22 Nov 1916, m 16 June 1874 Martha Ellen Andrews, b 20 Sep 1846, dau of Robert and Hester A (Patch) Andrews, 2 ch.

137 iv. JAMES, b Gorham 23 June 1796.

138 v. RUFUS, b Gorham 20 June 1798.

vi. GARDINER, b 23 Oct 1800; d 17 Sep 1801 (Gorham VR, 111).

139 vii. GARDINER, b Otisfield 17 July 1802.

140 viii. WILLIAM, b Harrison 16 May 1805.

ix. CHARLES, b 10 Jan 1808 (ibid); d 7 Aug 1808.

141 x. SIMEON CHARLES, b Gorham 11 June 1809.

142 xi. HUMPHREY, b Harrison 1 Nov 1811.

xii. DORCAS ANN WHITMORE, b Harrison 13 Apr 1814 (H-Harrison, 421); d 1 Jan 1901; m Otisfield (int) 5 Jan 1833 (VR, 185) NATHAN NUTTING JR of Otisfield, brother of Lyman (above) and son of Nathan Nutting. He had gone to Boston to study construction and architecture, and returned to build three churches in neighboring towns and the first steam mill in Otisfield. Children (Otisfield VR, 112-3), surname Nutting: 1. Ephraim, b 16 Oct 1833, d 17 Feb 1891 (ibid, 322). 2. Gilman, b 23 Sep 1837, d 9 Dec 1920. 3. Josephine Maria, b 12 July 1840, d Gorham NH, m Feb 1863 Dr Ed M White. 4. Eugene, b 4 Sep 1851, d Sparta WI 18 Feb 1877 (ibid, 322).

143 xiii. SAMUEL WHITMORE, b Harrison 17 Mar 1817 (the second of this name in the family).

Figure 8: Home of #82 James Hobbs6 Chadbourne

Haskell Hill Road, Harrison, Maine

courtesy of owner Mary Thomas Carlson

83 . JONATHAN CHESLEY6 CHADBOURNE (Benjamin5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born Berwick ME 9 Aug 1752; died there 18 Jan 1799, age 46 (Notices From the New Hampshire Gazette, 1765-1800, 157; YP #2658, will admin 15 Apr 1799); married first 10 Nov 1779 (BVR, 222) ELIZABETH5 ROLLINS, born 1752, died 29 Aug 1789, daughter of Judge Ichabod4 (Jeremiah3 Ichabod2 James1) and Abigail (Wentworth) Rollins of Somersworth (BVR, 222); married second 15 Feb 1790 ANN or NANCY (MA Centinal Marr 1784-1840) HALE, born 6 Oct 1753, died 3 Nov 1806, age 53 (gs), daughter of Major Samuel and Mary (Wright) Hale of Portsmouth NH (BVR, 222). Ann is buried at the North Cemetery, Portsmouth (Portsmouth & Newcastle NH Cemetery Inscriptions).

Jonathon's service in the Revolution is recorded in the NH State Papers. The 1790 U S census lists 2 males over 16, 3 males under 16, and 5 females in this family. CFA member Tom Eschweiler has given us many facts about this family (Rawlins or Rollins Family).

Children with first wife (BVR, 222), surname CHADBOURNE:

i. MARY7, b 12 Mar 1781; d 17 Feb 1795.

ii. BENJAMIN, b 27 Oct 1782; d 7 Sep 1805; unm. He was a beneficiary of his grandfather's will, his mother having sole management (YP #2602), and received 25 acres, a house and uplands. Benjamin's will (YP #2603, 3 & 16 Sep 1805) mentions sister Abigail and brothers Ichabod and Alexander, Ichabod and Abigail to divide his estate.

iii. ABIGAIL, b 2 Mar 1785 (see Wentworth Gen 1:389); d 1 Jan 1808, age 23 (BVR, 287); m Berwick 16 Feb 1806 (BVR, 195) GEORGE WASHINGTON WALLINGFORD, b Somersworth NH 9 Feb 1778, d 19 Jan 1824, son of Capt Samuel and Lydia (Baker) Wallingford. He m2 Mary Fisher (Early Marriages of Strafford Co NH) and built Wallingford Hall in Kennebunk. Child, surname Wallingford: 1. Elizabeth Abigail, b 2 Dec 1806, d 6 May 1830, married 8 Oct 1829 Dr Samuel Dow, physician of Dover, who d 1837. No ch.

144 iv. ICHABOD ROLLINS, b 7 Jan 1787.

Children with second wife (BVR, 222), surname CHADBOURNE:

v. SAMUEL HALE, b 18 Apr 1791; d "1 May following" (NEHGR 82:506)

145 vi. ALEXANDER SCAMMEL, b 18 Jan 1793.

84 . BENJAMIN6 CHADBOURNE (Benjamin5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born Berwick 8 Nov 1756; died Newburyport MA 28 Dec 1808 (Newburyport VR, Deaths, 2:579); married first 8 Nov 1781 (Greenland VR) COMFORT WEEKS, born 26 Mar 1762, died of putrid fever Lebanon ME 18 Feb 1784 (VR, 3:17), buried in Berwick, daughter of Maj William & Elinor (March) Weeks (Leonard Weeks of Greenland NH…); married second Newburyport MA 11 Nov 1790 EUNICE GREENLEAF (VR, 2:81). A widow Lydia Chadbourn died in Lebanon Oct 1859 (Records of Lebanon). Madam Chadbourn is mentioned in the Lebanon deaths 4 June 1790. A contrary report has Comfort (Weeks) Chadbourne married 31 May 1792 Joseph Clark (Greenland NH VR).

Benjamin was a major in the militia, and one map calls his house, on Vine St in S Berwick, late Col Chadbourn's. He was one of the incorporators of Lebanon ME, owned several acres of land there, and was Lebanon's representative in 1781. Benjamin's estate was administered 2 May 1809 (Essex Co MA Probate #4835). Blaisdell Marsh Land, granted Benjamin by the proprietors of the town, has always been known as Chadbourne's Grant. Benjamin also owned Bagley's Grant, where he built a sawmill in Oct 1786. He lived in town, engaged in the lumbering business, but was not active in public affairs. He lived with Enoch Blaisdell and moved from town.

Children with second wife (NEHGR 82:506), surname CHADBOURNE:

i. MARY7, bpt Berwick 11 Mar 1792; m1 Newburyport MA 5 Nov 1820 (VR 2:81) JOSEPH KNAPP JR: m2 JONATHAN BARTLETT.

ii. LYDIA HAGGENS, bpt Berwick 17 Nov 1793.

iii. HANNAH GREENLEAF, bpt 31 Mar 1796.

iv. BENJAMIN GREENLEAF, bpt 5 Aug 1798; lost at sea.

v. ANN ELIZABETH, bpt 24 Aug 1800; m Newburyport 21 Jan 1824 BENJAMIN JOHNSON, b Rowley MA 16 Feb 1796 (Early Settlers of Rowley MA, 212), d Newburyport 14 Mar 1843 (Newbury VR), son of Nathaniel and Sarah (Annable) Johnson.

85 . JOSEPH6 CHADBOURNE Esquire (Joseph5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born Berwick, baptized 26 June 1748 (NEHGR 82:315); died Little Falls after 1803 (Emery), probably 1810-20 (listed in 1810 US census, but not in 1820); married first 19 Nov 1762 (Bushman, Peter Grant of Berwick ME) OLIVE HAMILTON; married second 12 Sep 1771 (BVR, 118) Olive's sister MARTHA HAMILTON, died probably Somersworth NH Nov 1832, daughter of his step-mother Mary (Grant) Hamilton Chadbourne. She may have been the "widow of Joseph Chadburn of Hollis died Thursday in Somersworth" (DG&SA, 27 Nov 1832, 3). A woman over age 80 was living with Joseph Jr in Hollis in 1830.

Joseph served from Berwick in the Revolution as a 2nd Lt in Capt Edward Grow's Co for six months in 1775; as a 2nd Lt in Capt Benjamin Hooper's Co, stationed at Falmouth in 1776; and as a 1st Lt in Col Lemuel Robinson's Regt in 1776 (Emery). Ridlon's Saco Valley Settlements and Families says he died of wounds received in the Revolution, but he seems to have lived for some years after the war. The 1790 US Census lists him in Little Falls, with 2 males over 16, 2 males under 16, and 5 females.

He settled in Little Falls-Phillipsburg (Hollis), in the part known as Dayton in later years. He was elected moderator and assessor at the first plantation meeting of Little Falls, and often held public office thereafter (York Co Session Recs, 12:140). In Oct 1784 he was ordered to be Clerk of the Plantation. In 1797, he was the first signer of a petition to separate the southern part from the rest of Hollis--it became Dayton in 1840.

The only clue to his family listed in Emery was that he had a son who married Lucy Berry, never proved. The remainder of his family has been reconstructed by other researchers from scant records and census records. The confusion between his father Joseph, Capt Joseph, his son Joseph, and various nephews named Joseph make this family extremely difficult to identify.

NOTE: Old correspondence of Seth Chadbourne's, written in 1885, provides us with a proper list of the children of Joseph and Martha. This list was given to him by Howard Locke, grandson of Joseph, son of his daughter Olive. We are pleased to include, possibly for the first time in print, the names of those children. Unfortunately, no dates were given. There seems to be no record of probate in York County.

Children (see note above), surname CHADBOURNE:

146 i. THOMAS7, b Hollis before 1774. In the list of children given by Howard Locke, he is always mentioned first.

ii. RUFUS, b after 1774, before 1790 (census); "was not married; died at sea when young".

iii. JOSEPH, b after 1775, possibly 1780 (if he was the under 16 male in 1790 census); d after 1830 (Hollis census); may have m LUCY BERRY. Letters state that Joseph lived with his father and had no family. He is listed without family in the 1810 census, and with another female of equal age and a woman over 70 in 1820 census, as well as 1830. He lived in Hollis through the 1830 census. See Zebulon #154A for posibility of a son.

iv. ABIGAIL (Nabby), b Nov 1773 (aad); d 20 Apr 1858, age 84 yrs, 5 mos, 27 days (gs, Bear Hill Cem, Hollis); m 22 Jan 1795 (Lyman TR) by Rev Locke (Hist. & Gen of Locke Fam, 501; H-Hollis, 179) THOMAS DYER LOCKE of Little Falls, b June 1768 (aad), d 9 Oct 1854, age 86 yrs, 4 mos, son of Caleb and Betsey (Dyer) Locke (#39.v.1). They lived on Locke Rd, Hollis. Children (Hist & Gen of Locke), surname Locke: 1. Japhet, b 16 Apr 1795, d Riedsville NC 1 May 1876. 2. Jonathan, b 7 Apr 1798, m. 3. Joseph, b 31 Mar 1801, m1 1822 Lillian Woodman, m2 1866 Mary Kilgore, lived on father's homestead. 4. Olive C, b 6 Sep 1806, d 12 Sep 1849, age 43 (gs, Bear Hill Cem, Hollis), m Richard Smith, d 12 Nov 1869 (gs, ibid). Olive's dau, Maria L or Lucy Marie Smith, b Hollis 20 July 1849, d 21 Jan 1877, age 28 yrs, 8 mos, 20 days (gs), m 20 Feb 1872 Andrew H 9 Chadbourne, #410 (York Co. Marr., 331; Hist & Gen. Of Locke Fam). 5. Mary H, b 13 June 1810, d 18 Dec 1830. 6. Lucy B, b July 1817, d 27 Feb 1905 (gs, ibid), m Richard Smith, her sister's widower (confirmed in 1890s by Locke as the only surviving child, Mrs Lucy Smith of Hollis). In addition to daughter Maria above, Richard Smith also had sons Arthur and Ed, although we do not have dates to confirm whether they were sons of Olive or Lucy.

v. POLLY, b 1780; d 16 Dec 1853; m 1812 DOMINICUS CUTTS of Saco, b 1777-78 (aad), d 4 May 1844. No children. Emery places this marriage in Scammon's family (86.ii) but the will proves otherwise.

vi. SALLY, (twin) b N Berwick 9 Mar 1790; of Biddeford when she m JONATHAN McKENNEY of Gray (Gray VR). No children.

vii. OLIVE, (twin) b N Berwick 9 Mar 1790; d Somersworth NH 26 Mar 1853; m 5 June 1808 SIMON LOCKE, b Barrington NH 30 Sep 1786, son of Jethro and Abigail (Howard) Locke (WFT 14:1137; Locke Gen). As Olive lived in Somersworth, it may have been at her home that Joseph's widow died in 1832. 10 children (Hist. & Gen of Locke, #F-1206), 6 still living in 1880's. Children, b Barrington NH and Hollis, surname Locke: 1. Martha Ann, b Barrington NH 7 May 1809, m 1 Nov 1829 Benjamin Horne. 2. Howard, b Barrington 13 Oct 1810, d Somersworth NH 12 Dec 1889, m1 Eunice T Wentworth, b 1815, d 1 Oct 1852; m2 Susan Wentworth, Eunice's niece, dau of Andrew G Wentworth. He lived in Great Falls 1885. He is the grandson who provided this list to Seth Chadbourne. At least 5 ch. 3. Mary Ann, b Barrington 31 Aug 1812, d Berwick 31 Mar 1901, m ca 1835 John Hussey and lived in Great Falls, 8 ch. 4. Hannah, b Barrington 17 Apr 1814, m 17 Dec 1840 Brice B Bradbury, 1 son in Biddeford. 5. Abigail, b Barrington 10 May 1815, d Somersworth NH 10 Aug 1897, mSomersworth 10 Oct 1839 William Hill of Great Falls, 1 dau. 6. Thomas Dennett, b Hollis 24 Dec 1820, d 28 Apr 1830, 2 daus?. 7. Sarah Olive Dennett, b Hollis 27 Nov 1821, d 21 Jan 1871, m Somersworth NH 14 Apr 1850 Benjamin F Hill of Great Falls, 3 ch. 8. Simon, b Hollis 5 July 1822, d 23 Aug 1832. 9. Anna Maria Otis, b Hollis 10 Jan 1824, m Somersworth 21 Apr 1847 William S Emery, 2 ch. 10. Thomas Dennett, b Somersworth 23 Jan 1832, d Dover NH 27 June 1893 (Locke Gen), m 19 June 1850 Sophia S Cross, 2 daus (CFAA, Steve Skoropowski).

viii. MEHITABLE, b prob after 1790, as there were only 4 daus in 1790; m by Timothy Hodgdon (cert) 28 May 1816 OBED EMERY of Biddeford, b 2 June 1792, d Somersworth NH Nov 1832. In 1817 they lived in Limington ME where he was a tanner. He sold out and moved in 1822. Children b by 1821, surname Emery: 1. Rufus. 2. William.

86 . SCAMMON6 CHADBOURNE (Joseph5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born Berwick circa 1753 (Chase Charts guess circa 1760); died S Berwick 24 Jan 1843, age 89 (DG&SA, Sat, 4 Feb 1843, 3); married first Berwick 8 May 1777 (BVR, 198) HANNAH GUPTIL, baptized 12 Mar 1747 (NEHGR 82:313), died 23 Mar 1815, age 56 (ibid, 538), daughter of Thomas and Mary Guptil (Hodsdon/Hodgdon Gen); probably married second (cert) 15 May 1816 (BVR, 330) MARY/MERCY DENNETT, born 1774-5 (aad), died S Berwick 13 Feb 1825 (Thompson ms); married third 10 Mar 1830 (BVR, 426) POLLY HACKLEY, born circa 1776 (age at Revolutionary Pension #W715). Polly Hackley was his widow on his pension claim allowed 30 July 1833 when she was aged 77. Stackpole's Old Kittery says Scammon married second widow POLLY HODGDON? although this marriage is not included in the Hodgdon/Hodsdon Genealogy.

Scammon's unusual name came from his maternal grandmother's maiden name. He served in Capt Ebenezer Sullivan's Co, Col James Scammel's Regt, May-Aug 1775, was at the Battle of Bunker Hill, and subsequently served a year in Cols Scammell and Robinson's NH Regts. He was placed on pension rolls 4 Mar 1837, age 79 (Rev Pension Rolls I:148). Scammon was the major heir of his father's property by will (YP #2660). He was taxed in S Berwick for 40 acres, 1 dwelling, 1 out-building (1816 YCPO). He lived on a small farm near his father's in Berwick (now S Berwick), near the Welches. Scammon's proof of death was filed in York County, #2373, but no will seems to have been probated.

Polly Hackley, Scammon's 2nd or 3rd wife, had a daughter, Mary Ann Hackley, by an earlier marriage.

Children with first wife, born (S) Berwick, surname CHADBOURNE:

147 i. WENTWORTH7, b 10 Dec 1778.

ii. POLLY or MARY. The Scammon Genealogy lists her in this family. Emery names her as wife to Dominicus Cutts, but the will proves Cutts to have maried Joseph's dau Polly, #85.v.

iii. ABIGAIL, b 11 Jan 1781 (BVR, 264); d 31 Jan 1849 (Gubtill Gen, WFT); m (cert) 26 Jan 1804 (BVR, 164) BENJAMIN GRANT, b 16 May 1777 (BVR, 264), son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Goodwin) Grant. Children (ibid, 264), surname Grant: 1. George, b 5 May 1804, d 16 Mar 1815. 2. Mary, b 5 June 1806. 3. Eliza, b 8 Aug 1808, d 14 Mar 1815. 4. Andrew, b 1 Aug 1811, d 1873 (gs, Spencer), m Hannah Ricker, b 1822, d 1907 (gs), 7 ch. 5. Oliver, b 21 Apr 1813, d 1900, m Content Clark or Chick, bur Clark Cem near S Berwick Village, 5 ch. 6. infant, d 18 Mar 1815 (BVR, 538). 7. George, b 6 Jan 1818, m (cert) 4 July 1846 Lydia H Pierce, dau of Samuel and Martha (Hodsdon) Pierce, b 27 May 1821 (VR), 2 ch including ancestor of Eleanor Grant of Albuquerque NM who supplied the information. 8. James, b 6 Sep 1820, m before 1850, 6 ch. 9. Sarah Ann, b 16 Aug 1824, living at home 1850. 10. Sylvester G, b 26 July 1826, m Lydia E Boston, at least 1 ch.

iv. SARAH, b 13 Sep 1782 (BVR, 264); m 12 Nov 1807 (ibid, 143) DANIEL STONE, b 15 Sep 1782 (ibid, 264). Children (ibid, 264), surname Stone: 1. Oliver, b 13 June 1808, d Sandy Bay, Cape Ann 5 Sep 1833. 2. Paul, b 11 Aug 1811. 3. Jane, b 3 Nov 1813. 4. Loisa, b 5 Apr 1816. 5. Daniel, b 9 Feb 1821. 6. Alvin, b 13 Oct 1823. 7. Sarah Abigail, b 10 May 1828.

v. BENJAMIN, b ca 1791; m PEGGY _____. This Benjamin may have gone to Hollis or could be the Benjamin b 1792, d RI 1852 (FBC), birthdate same as Joseph's son Benjamin.

vi. perhaps BETSEY of S Berwick who m (cert) 14 Jan 1817 JOSEPH WELCH of Wells ME. At least 1 child, surname Welch: 1. Chadbourne (BVR).

vii. perhaps SOPHIA, b 19 Mar 1797 (BVR, 265); d of typhoid age 15 (NEHGR Jan 1995) or m 7 Nov 1817 (ibid, 164) ISAAC STACY, b 16 Jan 1792 (ibid, 265), "killed with a wheel" Berwick 8 June 1835 (ibid, 300). Children (ibid, 265), surname Stacy: 1. Lydia, b Berwick 14 May 1818. 2. Gilman, b Berwick 6 Mar 1820. 3. Sally, b 7 Jan 1823. 4. Loisa, b 26 Jan 1825. 5. Jane, b 12 Mar 1831. 6. Isaac, b 7 Jan 1833. 7. Sophia, b 14 Nov 1835.

viii. LOUISA, b 1799-1800 (aad); d S Berwick 18 Mar 1815 (BVR, 538).

ix. SCAMMON, b S Berwick 1801-2; d 20 Nov 1815, age 13 (BVR, 539).

87 . MARK6 CHADBOURNE (Joseph5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born 1752-3 (aad); died Berwick ME 5 May 1837 age 84 (BVR, 545); married PEGGY BECK of Portsmouth NH. Emery states only that he married Peggy lived in Portsmouth, and had two daughters. The discovery that he also had a son Moses is borne out by the 1790 census of Somersworth NH: 1 male over 16, 1 male under 16, 3 females. There is nothing in index of York Probate.

Children, surname CHADBOURNE:

i. MARGARET7, b NH 1783-4 (aad); d S Berwick 11 Jan 1862, age 78, bur next to her sister Abigail in Old Fields Cem (MOCA 3:1794).

ii. ABIGAIL, b 1785-6; d S Berwick 24 June 1858, age 72 (Old Fields Cem, MOCA 3:1794). Abigail and Margaret, with misread ages, appeared in the 1850 census of S Berwick with a Nancy Goodwin, b NH, age 44, and her children Charles and Augusta.

148 iii. MOSES, b 1770.

iv. ? daughter, m JOHN BECK, a hatter of Portsmouth. "Beck married the daughter of Mark Chadbourne, another hatter," (They Came to Fish). Children, surname Beck: 1. John. 2. Henry.

v. (Seth Chadbourne indicated in old letters that Mark had five children.)

88 . BENJAMIN6 CHADBOURNE (Joseph5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born circa 1757; died "in the South" (Emery) by 1790 (Census); married first Portsmouth NH 7 Aug 1774 (NH Gazette, 12 Aug 1774, Portsmouth NH "last Sunday evening, Mr. Benjamin Chadbourn to Miss Polly Walker, both of this town") MARY WALKER, died 25 June 1778 (Meteorological Record, handwritten, Portsmouth Athenaeum), daughter of William and Mehitable (Fabyn) Walker (Agnes Bartlett, Portsmouth Genealogies, handwritten, NH Hist Soc); married second Portsmouth Oct 1779 SARAH BOWLER, born 1736/7, died Portsmouth NH or Newburyport MA (Cecil Hampden Cutts Howard, "The Silver of Portsmouth," Portsmouth Historical Notes, NH Hist Soc) 8 Apr 1814 (St Johns Church). Sarah married second as Sarah Chatbourn July 1796 (Lebanon ME Marriages and Deaths) Samuel Jackson (guardianship papers, Rockingham County NH, for son). We are indebted to the research of Patricia Roney for the information found about these marriages.

Benjamin was baptized as an adult 2 Mar 1777 with his daughter Prudence at the South Church of Portsmouth (NEHGR 15:103). The 1790 census of Portsmouth NH lists widow Sarah, Head of Household, and 2 males under 16.

A large silver piece, a vase or pitcher, was presented to Benjamin Chadbourne, as the "King's Master ship builder" in Portsmouth NH (Howard, op cit). This vase, along with a family Bible, was said to have been taken by his second wife, Mrs Sarah (Bowler) Chadbourne Jackson, and no trace of it can be found. It would be invaluable to The Chadbourne Family Association to learn more about its whereabouts, if it was not destroyed. As this Benjamin was of Portsmouth, and it is known that his son followed the sea, and he has an unexplained death "in the South," we can conjecture with some assurance that he was the ship builder mentioned. (from the article about "the king's silver" in a newspaper from Portsmouth to which Seth Chadbourne had contributed information).

Children with first wife, surname CHADBOURNE:

i. daughter7, b 31 July 1775; d in infancy.

ii. PRUDENCE SCAMMELL, born Portsmouth NH 21 Feb 1777; d Geneva NY 19 Nov 1859, bur Grove St Cem, New Haven CT; m New Haven CT 10 June 1797 DAVID BEECHER JR, son of David and Lydia (Morris) Beecher, b 14 Aug 1773, d NY 16 Mar 1834 (Ancestors and Descendants of John Lyman Beecher). Prudence, left without a mother, went with the Walker family to CT where the records of her family were found. Children (ibid), surname Beecher: 1. Charles M, b 25 Mar 1798, d Stockton CA 20 June 1876, m1 1820 Sarah Sage, m2 2 Apr 1833 Catherine Maria Vosburgh, b 1812, d 1899, 14 ch. 2. William A, b 24 July 1799, d 22 June 1864, m 17 June Maria Prunette Bedlow of NY, ch. 3. John F, b 19 Aug 1800, m Montgomery AL 10 Nov 1830 Maria Embanks, no ch. 4. Amelia P, b 19 Jan 1802, d Chicago IL 5 Nov 1884, m 14 Feb 1824 Samuel Taylor of Troy NY. 5. Mary Eliza, b 18 Feb 1804, d St Paul MN 1885, m 12 July 1831 Timothy Fitch. 6. David L, b 2 Feb 1806, m ca 1840 Mrs Maria Trien of New Orleans LA. 7. Emily Morse, b 16 Feb 1808, m Sep 1831 Gen Moses Cook of Goshen CT. 8. Caroline E, b 19 Aug 1811, d 17 Feb 1894, m 12 Aug 1833 Col Ira Bird of Westfield. 9. Luther Fitch, b 25 Feb 1813, d 5 Nov 1903, m 15 Apr 1844 Mary Sawyer Carleton of Boston MA. 10. Theodore C, b 15 Aug 1816, d San Francisco CA 1859. 11. Susan A, b 26 May 1819, d 1 Mar 1820. 12. Amorett M, b 5 Aug 1822, d Santa Barbara CA 9 Nov 1905, m 17 July 1849 Dr Samuel Catlin of New Haven CT. Both Amorett and her husband were doctors (Genealogy of the Morris Family; Goshen CT Vital Statistics, I:368).

Children with second wife, surname CHADBOURNE:

iii. son, b ca 1779-82 (1790 US census).

149 iv. THOMAS BOWLER, b prob Portsmouth or Newburyport MA 1779-82.

89 . Doctor WILLIAM6 CHADBOURNE (Thomas5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born Portsmouth NH 21 Apr 1761 (family bible, NEHGS, Boston MA); baptized there 24 May 1761 (NEHGR 5:136); died Conway NH 22 Mar 1840, (gs, Village Cem, N Conway NH) "in Conway, 22nd, Dr. William died age 79" (DG&SA, Tues 7 Apr 1840, 3); married 21 Nov 1788 MARTHA McMILLAN of Conway NH, born 1764, died 29 Dec 1841 "in Conway, Mrs. Martha, widow of Dr. William died age 78" (ibid).

William was a physician and practiced in Conway NH and environs. "His black horse and saddle bags were objects of wonder to the children of many miles distance for many years" (H-Carroll Co, 854). In 1827 he wrote to a nephew "It appears the name of Chadbourne will in a short time be extinct, they are running down very fast, and probably will never again be as numerous and flourishing as they have been. It is now about 195 years since the first of the name (William Chadbourne) came to America and built a Great House. This was situated near the corner of W___ Street and Pitt Street in Portsmouth," (CFAA).

Children, surname CHADBOURNE:

150 i. THOMAS7, b Concord NH 13 Aug 1790.

ii. MARTHA LEWIS, b 12 May 1794; d 21 Dec 1879 (gs, N Conway); m Major DANIEL EASTMAN of Conway NH, b 6 Sep 1792 or 1796, d 22 Aug 1885, age 92(?), son of Noah and Hannah (Holt) Eastman. Martha is buried in her father's lot in N Conway Village. Children, surname Eastman: 1. William Chadbourne, alive 1889 (H-Carroll Co, 846), m Conway NH 4 Jan 1859 Susan Hanson Adams, 6 ch. 2. Thomas, b 6 Mar 1825, d 1829. 3. Clarissa, b 6 Mar 1825, dy. 4. Martha Lewis, b 15 May 1827, d 4 Nov 1828, m 18 Oct 1854 James M or W Gibson (DAR v1 #15092). 5. Gilbert McMillan, b 25 May 1829, d 9 Aug 1855 (info from Eastman Family home page, Internet)

90 . JOHN6 CHADBOURNE (Thomas5 Joseph4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born Berwick 7 Sep 1768 (BVR, 219), baptized there 2 Oct 1768 (NEHGR 82:501); died there circa 1848 (YP #2654, will, 20 Oct 1846; probated 8 Nov 1848); married Berwick 22 Jan 1802 (BVR, 201) his cousin SHUAH CLEMENTS, #43.vii, born 22 Aug 1772 (BVR, 261), "died in Berwick, 24th, "Mrs. Shuah, wife of Mr. John, aged 69 years" (DG&SA, Sat 8 Oct 1842, 3), daughter of Richard and Hannah (Sarah) (Chadbourne) Clements.

In 1816 John was taxed in S Berwick for 29 acres, 1 dwelling, 1 outbuilding (1816 YCPO). His will (YP #2654) names his son Humphrey and children of his deceased son Joseph. His sons may be the Humphrey and Joseph who graduated from Berwick Academy in 1820 and 1826, respectively.

Children, born Berwick (BVR, 261), surname CHADBOURNE:

i. HUMPHREY7, b 26 Feb 1802; d 29 Sep 1849 (gs); m Berwick 28 July 1839 (BVR, 432) LYDIA PIERCE, b ca 1796, d ca 1860 (YP). Lydia lived with her brother Noah Pierce after Humphrey's death, and left her property to 3 sisters and Noah. Humphrey left his property "to Lydia, and nothing to his deceased brother Joseph's children" (YP #2638). Presumably he had no children.

ii. MARY, b 11 Oct 1805; d 14 Aug 1815 (BVR, 261, 292).

151 iii. JOSEPH, b Berwick 24 Mar 1807.

iv. HANNAH, b 11 Mar 1814 9 or 11 Nov 1801 (BVR); d 20 Sep 1833 (BVR, 261); unm.

91 . JAMES6 CHADBOURNE (Thomas5 Joseph4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born and baptized Berwick ME 24 June 1781 (BVR, 219; NEHGR 82:501); died S Berwick 31 Jan 1852, age 71 (gs, MOCA 3:1784); married York (int) 13 Mar 1806, Berwick (cert) 1 July 1806 (BVR, 191) SUSANNA or SUSAN MCINTIRE, born 27 Mar 1783 (BVR, 55), died Rollinsford NH 8 Apr 1858 (GFA, May 1858, 3), daughter of Samuel and Mary (Johnson) McIntire (McIntire Gen, 27). James is buried in Old Fields Cem, S Berwick, about 150 feet ENE of the entrance (FBC), with his wife and three daughters, in the same lot as his father's family.

They lived in S Berwick, evidently in his father's house. His father left him "his blacksmith tools and the use of a room." In 1816 he was taxed in S Berwick for 27 acres, 1 house (1816 YCPO). In the 1850 US census, he and his wife lived alone with William Emery, age 46. His will (YP #2645), names son-in-law Amos Pike administrator. His three girls are listed as graduates of Berwick Academy: Lydia, 1829; Mary, 1831; Elizabeth 1832.

Children, surname CHADBOURNE:

i. SARAH7 or SUSAN PHIPPS, b Aug 1807; d 29 Nov 1814 (gs; BVR, 537).

ii. perhaps JOHN, b 1809; d at sea 22 Nov 1841 "On board of brig Baltic (of Bath), on her passage from Wilmington to Martinico, Nov 22nd, John Chadbourne, aged 33, a native of South Berwick, Me. He has a mother and sisters living near the factory in that town." (obit, DG&SA, Sat 22 Jan 1842, 3).

iii. MARY MCINTIRE, b 1810-11 (aad); d of typhus S Berwick 3 Mar 1815, age 4 (BVR, 538).

iv. LYDIA, b 1812-13 (aad); d 29 Dec 1846, age 33 (BVR, 552; DG&SA, 30 Jan 1847, 3). An 1829 Berwick Academy graduate, she conveyed 2/3 of their jointly held land to sister Elizabeth Pike in 1848.

v. SUSAN, b 1815; d 21 July 1816, in her 9th mo (BVR, 540).

vi. MARY, b 4 Jan 1818; d S Berwick 11 Nov 1870 (gs, Old Fields Cem, op cit); m JAMES FERGUSON (gs, Old Fields & Chase Charts). Mary graduated Berwick Academy in 1831 and conveyed her 1/3 of jointly owned property to Lydia in 1840. Mary and Elizabeth sold this to Isaac Yeaton in 1867. In the Berwick VR, Marr Ints and Certs, there is a NAHUM FERGUSON of Shapleigh & Miss Mary Chadbourn of S Berwick, m (int) 7 Oct 1836 [BVR, 348]).

vii. ELIZABETH, b ca 1821 (Wentworth Gen), m (Chase Charts, NEHGR, 1859) 20 May 1844 (Wentworth Gen) AMOS WALLINGFORD PIKE, b 1819, d age 79 (Wentworth Gen). They lived in Somersworth NH. Elizabeth graduated Berwick Academy 1832. Her mother died at Amos Pike's home in Somersworth, leaving Elizabeth $600 and real estate. Amos was administrator of Elizabeth's father's will. Child, surname Pike: 1. Robert Gordon, b 1851 (Wentworth Gen 2:83), d 1917 (ibid; Pike, Family of John Pike of Newbury, MA 1635-1995, 259).

92 . JOSEPH6 CHADBOURNE (John5 Joseph4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born 1768; died 28 July 1852, age 78 (gs, Gate House Cem, Sebago Lake); married (int) 23 Oct 1790 LUCY GRANT (Windham TR), born 1768, died 21 July 1846, age 78 (gs). Although their stones are destroyed or hidden in the family cemetery at routes 237 and 35, they were buried in that spot. Their stones are recorded on a list taken in 1899 at the Steep Falls Library, but not on the Maine Old Cemeteries Association's list.

This is a new interpretation of the line descended from John 5, as he wasn't followed in Emery, and subsequent searches have assumed that #85 Joseph 6 was the progenitor of the line. The discovery of this second Joseph changes that. His mother, Lucy (Riggs) Chadbourne had married in 1776 Robert Hilborn of Minot, and Joseph may have stayed with his grandfather Riggs who was a merchant and innholder of Stroudwater. Quoting Windham in the Past by Samuel T Dole:

"Joseph Chadbourne came here about the year 1790. He was a descendant of Humphrey Chadbourne who was a native of York County. He settled on a farm on the Duck Pond Rd., about 1 mile from the old Province Fort, and here he built a large 2 story house which stood deserted and decayed as late as 1845."

By deeds of Cumberland Co ME, Vols 29, 33, and 38, we have found that Joseph, cordwainer of Falmouth in 1790, bought two separate halves of the first division of 100 acre lots in Windham, which he subsequently sold by 1802. He was listed also as a yeoman and trader in the deeds. He was in the U S census of Windham 1800-1820, and of Standish 1830-40. A deed shows that his son Joshua purchased 320 acres in Standish at the Baldwin line in 1828, so this may have been his home. This would account for his other son Benjamin saying in an 1829 diary that he went "'over the ice' to his father's". By deeds of Cumberland Co, his son Benjamin then purchased the Ira Hilborn (Joseph's step-brother's) farm in Minot in 1848, and Joseph was there in the 1850 U S census. His death place is not known, but he is buried with his wife and son at the Gate House of Sebago Lake. He has not been found in the 1790 U S census, but may have been with his grandfather Joseph Riggs of Falmouth, Stroudwater, and Windham (he witnessed a deed for Riggs in 1785). Dole says he was also a lumberman and, from a peculiar mark which he placed on his logs, was always known as 'old crowfoot.' He appears to have been an active, energetic man and accumulated a considerable fortune. In "Two Tons of Chadbournes" (Portland Sunday Telegram, 15 Jan 1911), G T Ridlon wrote that Joseph Chadbourne married Lucy Berry, which he may have found in Emery, but the following entry on the Windham records contradicts this statement. "Mr. Joseph Chadburn and Miss Lucy Grant, both of Windham, intend marriage," Abraham Osgood, town clerk, 23 Oct 1790. Lucy was buried as Lucy G (gs). The final proof that Joseph was the son of John was obtained by Robert Taylor among pension papers of Zebulon Harmon in the ME Historical Society (see #67 John 5). A second document states:

"To the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusettes:

The subscriber, Joseph Chadbourne, son of John Chadbourne requests the Secretary of State of Massachucetts to furnish from the rolls and other documents in his office proof of the service of said John Chadburne in the War of the Revolution.

He believes that his father served in the year 1775 at least eight months and that at the expiration of that term of service he again enlisted and served in the year 1776 to sometime in October of that year when he was mortally wounded on board a galley as he believes on Lake George. This applicant is unable to state under what Captains he served but he thinks he was enlisted by an officer by the name of Reese who resided in the County of Lincoln in part of Mass., now Maine.

He requests therefore that the Secretary will make a thorough examination of all the rolls in his office for the service of said John Chadbourne.

And for the purpose of this application I hereby appoint F.... Bradford my attorny in the ......." Signed Joseph Chadbourne, Cumberland Co 17 Feb 1845.

Children, born Windham ME (VR), surname CHADBOURNE:

152 i. BENJAMIN7, b 22 June 1791.

153 ii. JOSHUA, b 1792 (gs). He was not in Windham records, but Dole states in ms (MHS) that Joshua of Baldwin was another son, and we know by later documents that he was very close to the families of Timothy and Benjamin.

154 iii. TIMOTHY, b 14 Mar 1793.

154A iv. (probably) ZEBULON, b prob ME early 1800s. We do not have definite proof that Zebulon is the son in this family b 1795-1800 (US census 1800-1820), but it seems likely enough to justify placing him and his descendants here. Zebulon's grandson's SAR application would identify Zebulon as the son of Joseph #85.iii and Lucy Berry, but we believe this was based on false information taken from Emery.

155 v. LEWIS W, b 8 June 1803.

vi. daughter? b 1810-15 (census); living at home 1840.

93 . ZEBULON6 CHADBOURNE (John5 Joseph4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born 30 Aug 1772 (King, Annals of Oxford); died Pigeon Hill 30 Mar 1857, age 84; married 24 Aug 1800 (Lapham, H-Norway) MARY (POLLY) STAPLES, born 1779, died 4 May 1854, age 74, daughter of Tobias and Catherine Staples of Oxford. Their names are spelled "Chadbourn" on their stones in the Pigeon Hill Cemetery. A Bible, published 1831, possibly belonging to a daughter-in-law, gives Zebulon's birth as 1773 (Bible in possession of Gordon Chadbourne, Louisville KY). King wrote that Zebulon was from Kennebunk, although his parents were married in Falmouth. He was probably the son under 16 living with his step-father Robert Hilborn's family in 1790. Zebulon is believed to have been a veteran of the War of 1812 (DAR 9:113). It is not known if there is a probate record in Oxford County.

Note: An interesting sidelight to the study of Zebulon has revealed two others of the name, father and son, in NY State. No connection has been found. See Appendix B.

Children, surname CHADBOURNE:

i. MARY7, b Gray 12 July 1801 (family Bible) or 30 June 1801 (Annals of Oxford); d there 31 July 1850; m Hebron ME 20 Feb 1823 REUBEN SAWYER, b Gray Jan 1801, son of Reuben and Anna (Fowler) Sawyer. Children, b Gray, surname Sawyer: 1. Adalaid, b Aug 1823, d 23 Jan 1845. 2. Lucy C, b 16 Apr 1825, d 5 Feb 1908, m (int) 1 June 1855 Capt James Hall. 3. dau, b ca 1827, d June 1827. 4. John, b 1 June 1827. 5. Samuel, b Poland 18 Feb 1828, d Gorham 3 Dec 1910, m Elizabeth B Strout of Raymond, b 25 Oct 1827, d 2 Jan 1899, dau of Joshua & Martha (Tyler) Strout, 6 ch. 6. Sarah, b Sep 1831 (Hebron VR), d Boston MA 26 Jan 1854, m Bella Prince. 7. John Durgin, b 1838, d 1917, m Clara Thayer, 8 ch (WFT 15:3503).

156 ii. ELON, b Oxford 2 June 1803.

157 iii. JOHN R, b Oxford 15 July 1804.

iv. LUCY, b Oxford 7 or 8 Sep 1807; m 16 Nov 1828 JACOB W HERRICK, b Minot 5 Dec 1805 (H-Norway) or 25 Nov 1801 or 16 Dec 1807, son of Joseph and Lydia (Safford) Herrick. Lucy was of Oxford at marriage. In the 1850 U S census, a Louis Chadbourne, age 16, was living with them. Children, surname Herrick: 1. Joseph Franklin, b Greenwood 1 Aug 1829, m 5 Apr 1858 Francina Jane Penley, b Norway 25 Mar 1841, d Portland 7 Nov 1882, 4 ch. 2. Daniel Augustus, b 22 Mar 1831, m IL Sarah _____, 2 ch. 3. Mary C, b 10 Apr 1833, d of dropsy Norway 5 Mar 1848 (Whitman, H-Norway…). 4. William Henry, b 3 June 1836, m MA 15 May 1859 Betsey Keen or Kane, b 28 July 1840, 3 ch. 5. Alice A, b 23 May 1840, m 1860 Charles Bolter. 6. Sarah E, b 21 Dec 1842, m Paris ME 22 May 1860 Sylvanus J Pierce, 1 ch. 7. Jonathan S, b 9 Aug 1844, m 1 or 14 Dec 1867 Hannah W Brickett, b Portland 16 July 1850, 4 ch. 8. Lydia J, b 4 Oct 1846 or -7, m Charles Thayer. 8. George C or W, b 26 Jan 1849 or June 1848, m Abbie Mullins. (WFT v22; H-Norway)

158 v. SAMUEL HILBORN, b Oxford 2 Oct 1810.

vi. THOMAS, b 2 May 1812; d 1814 (not in family Bible).

vii. SUSANNA, b 12 Oct 1815; m CHASE MAYHEW MERRILL. Children, surname Merrill: 1. Francis A, b 17 Mar 1845. 2. Dorcas M, b 27 Feb 1847.

viii. ZEBULON, b 30 Aug 1823; d 1846, age 23; m Oxford 28 May 1846 (The Maine Farmer) DORCAS BROWN. Married but a short time before his death.

94 . JAMES6 CHADBOURNE (James5-4-3 Humphrey2 William1), baptized First Church Wells 11 Feb 1756 or as an adult 12 Oct 1780; died on the Ohio River Spring 1794; married (int) 9 Oct 1784 MARTHA ABBOTT, died on the Ohio River near Pittsburgh Winter 1793 (H-Warren Co). He was listed as head of house in the 1790 census with 1 male under 16 and 3 females. In 1793 they left Boston with Abbott relatives headed for Cincinnati. They stocked up for the trip in Philadelphia, then hauled everything on wagons to Brownstown PA, where they bought a flat boat for the river trip. At Pittsburgh the river froze over. Martha died during the winter, while they waited for the river to thaw. They continued their journey down the Ohio River in the Spring of 1794. At the head of B___ Island, Indians stopped them and killed the boat crew. James also died here. An uncle, James Abbott, took the three children to Cincinnati in 1794 and on to Warren County OH about 1803 (Wright Family ts, Warren Co Gen Soc, Lebanon).

Warren County papers say that James was one of the men at the Boston Tea Party and in the Revolution. The children believed they were born in MA, but they may have been born in Wells ME, where they were in the 1790 census. Our thanks to the Warren Co OH Genealogical Society, to Pat Schenk, descendant of Ivory H, and to Elaine Bacon for research on this family.

Children, born by 1790 (census), surname CHADBOURNE:

i. SARAH7, b 20 Dec 1785; d Lebanon OH 16 Dec 1877; m Warren Co OH 17 Jan 1810/11 ALLEN WRIGHT, b Frederick Co MD 14 Dec 1777, d Lebanon OH 14 Aug 1865, son of Joel and Elizabeth (Bateman) Wright. He had two sons from a previous marriage, born in MD: Joseph and Joel. Sarah lived with her son Edward's family in the 1870 census. Children, surname Wright: 1. Albert G, b 16 Sep 1811, d 12 Mar 1906, m Lebanon 12 Apr 1843 Anna Marie Sausser, dau of Joseph and Elizabeth (Mills) de Sausser, 13 ch. 2. Mary Ann, b 1814, d 1843, m 1840 Horace M Stokes. She died with a daughter. 3. Edward B, b 1816, d 1890, m Lebanon 7 May 1846 Eliza Sausser, sister of Albert's wife. 4. Israel, b 4 Apr 1819, d 25 Sep 1824. 5. Martha Jane, b 19 July 1825, d 6 May 1833.

158A ii. IVORY H, b ca 1785.

iii. MARY, b before 1790 (census); d Lebanon, Warren Co, OH 23 Nov 1865; m Warren CO OH 21 Dec 1809 WILLIAM SINNARD, son of Thomas. They lived in New Berlin, Christian Co, IL (records of Merle T Sinnard). Children, surname Sinnard: 1. Sarah C, b 5 Oct 1810, m New Berlin 24 Dec 1829 William Wykoff. 2. Eliza, b 12 Mar 1812, d 8 Oct 1841. 3. Mary, b 16 Feb 1814, d Nov 1853. 4. Martha, b 15 Dec 1815, d 16 Dec 1815. 5. Amanda Malvina, b 8 June 1817, d 3 Dec 1865, m1 John L Sinnard, b 1791, son of Abraham, 1 ch; m2 6 Mar 1846 Thomas L Hand, 1 ch. 6 William James, b 24 Oct 1819, d 6 Apr 1865, m 5 Dec 1848 Mary McKinney. He moved to IL with parents 1835, and moved to NE after marriage. 7. John Milton, b 14 Feb 1822, d 16 Feb 1896. 8. Benjamin Franklin, b 19 Mar 1824, d 25 Jan 1897, m1 24 Jan 1851 Margaret Lindsay, d 6 May 1864, 4 ch; m2 _____, 1 ch. Benjamin was a fife player at his 1861 enlistment. 9. Martha Ann, b 27 July 1826, d 12 Dec 1861, m 27 July 1848 John L Armstrong, 5 ch. 10. Albert W, b 27 Aug 1828, d 14 Sep 1906, m 1 Jan 1854 Elizabeth Read, b 1833, d 1873, 7 ch. 11. Clarissa, b 27 Feb 1831, d 21 Nov 1885, m 6 Dec 1848 Jack/Jake M Cline, at least 1 ch. 12. Catherine Matilday, b 8 June 1834, d 1837.

95 . REV JOHN6 CHADBOURNE (John5 James4-3 Humphrey2 William1), born Sanford ME 24 Mar 1752 (Emery); died Dixmont ME 25 Feb 1831 (EF-Sanford-Springvale, 57); married Berwick ME 24 Oct 1774 ELIZABETH GRANT, baptized Berwick 8 Apr 1752 (NEHGR 82:321), died 23 May 1837, age 85 (Boyle, op cit), daughter of Daniel and Sarah (Cleare) Grant.

A millwright by trade, John was an ordained Baptist minister in 1797 and an evangelist at Cornish in 1798. He preached in Cornish, Lebanon, Buxton, Limington, Bethel, Harrison, and Dixmont ME. He was pastor of the Baptist Church at N Limington 1799-1802, a missionary in Etna and Carmel and vicinity 1807 to 1808, pastor at Dixmont 1809-1811, supplied them occasionally 1816-1826, and became their pastor again in 1827 until his death in 1831. In Sanford he was known as Elder John Chadbourne, First (to distinguish him from the other John).

He was of Cornish in the 1790 census with 1 male over 16, 3 males under 16, and 5 females. His first six children were born in Sanford, three in Cornish, and the last one in Bethel (TR). In Bethel he lived at the lower part of town. He was one of the founders of Dixmont and, with his sons, built the first grist-mill and made their own mill-stones in 1807 on Folsome Brook. He was in the 1810 census of Dixmont with 3 boys and 4 girls and in 1820 with 2 boys and 1 girl, so it seems one married son or daughter was still with him.

Children, surname CHADBOURNE:

159 i. DANIEL G7, b Sanford 3 Oct 1775.

ii. ELCY, b 29 Nov 1777; d Newbury 1858; m1 SAMUEL SHERBORNE of Prospect, b Rye NH 16 May 1767, son of Andrew and Susanna (Knight) Sherborne; m2 ca 1812 ROBINSON WHITNEY, son of Amos and Anna (Weston) Whitney of York. Elcy and Samuel lived in Cornish, Prospect, and Dixmont ME. Children, surname Sherborne: 1. Samuel. 2. Mary, b 9 Mar 1803, d 9 Mar 1855, m Edward Emery, 7 ch. 3. Elcy. Children surname Whitney, 1. Else, b 28 Sep 1813. 2. John Chadbourn, b 26 June 1816, d 5 Dec 1875 (newburg TR), m 14 Apr 1846 Mary S. Folsom of Dixmont (#95.v.6), 4 ch. 3. Amos, b 25 Jan 1819, d Augusta 8 Aug 1890, m 5 June 1853 Elizabeth Folsom (#95.v.7), 1 ch. 4. Eliza, b 2 July 1823, d 20 Oct 1887, m 25 Jan 1844 John N Knapp of Bradley, 7 ch. (Whitney desc, rootweb.com)

iii. POLLY, b 8 Aug 1780; d Monroe ME 24 Jan 1843; m 3 July 1803 DANIEL SAWYER, b Limington ME 26 Nov 1776, d Monroe 20 Jan 1842, son of Nathaniel and Mary (Strout) Sawyer. Children, surname Sawyer: 1. John C, b Limington 12 Apr 1804, d 8 Mar 1875, m Elizabeth Gilman. 2. Nathaniel, b Limington 12 Nov 1806, d 14 Sep 1883. 3. Mary, m ______ Chapman. 4. Daniel G, b 1815, d 4 Nov 1885, m Emily _____. 5. Ephraim, b Monson ME 1822, d Old Town ME. 6. Allen J, b 1825, d Old Town 12 Feb 1898, m Hannah W Farnham.

160 iv. JAMES G or C, b Sanford 12 Jan 1783.

v. SARAH, b 29 June 1785; d 21 Feb 1849; m 14 Apr 1808 BENJAMIN FOLSOM, b Gilmanton NH 7 Mar 1774, d Dixmont 6 Jan 1841, son of Peter Folsom. Mary and Elizabeth were listed as of Dixmont at marriage. Children, surname Folsom: 1. James, dy. 2. John P, dy. 3. Benjamin, dy. 4. Allen, dy. 5. Sarah, m Jonathon Porter, I ch. 6. Mary S, m John C Whitney, son of Robinson & Elcy (Chadbourne) Whitney (#95.ii.2), 4 ch. 7. Elizabeth, m Amos Whitney (#95.ii.3). 8. Hannah A, d 1877, unm. (Gen of Folsom Family, v1 p 412)

vi. ELIZA, b 1 Jan 1788; d 1820; m (int) 22 Mar 1807 SYLVESTER T SKINNER of Orrington ME. She was said to be of Collegetown, or Dixmont at that time (non-residents in Hampden TR).

161 vii. JOHN, b Cornish 21 July 1790.

viii. BENJAMIN, b 19 Jan 1793; d 1 Aug 1821. A seaman, he drowned in Boston Harbor from the schooner "Fremont" (Columbian Centinal).

ix. HANNAH, b Bethel ME 1 Oct 1795; m BENJAMIN GRANT, who d in the Mexican War, son of Silas and Polly 6 (Chadbourne) Grant [John 5 & Mary (Spinney) Chadbourne] of Lyman. Children, surname Grant: 1. Benjamin, b 1818. 2. Florence, b 1819. 3. child.

96 . ELEAZER6 CHADBOURNE (John5 James4-3 Humphrey2 William1), born Sanford ME circa 1754 (Emery) or 1757 (Ridlon); died Sanford 25 Jul (Thompson ms) or Aug 1814, age 64 (Eastern Argus); married Wells 24 Aug 1771 (Wells CR III:161) ANNA HARMON, born York 12 May 1753 (YVR), died Sep 1823 (Baptist CR, Sanford), daughter of Deacon Naphtali and his first wife Anne (Greenleaf) Harmon. Anna was half-sister to Eleazer's brother James' wife.

Eleazer was one of the early physicians of Sanford (Clayton, York County, 375). He was a selectman of Sanford for 14 years and deacon of the Sanford Baptist Church. At his death, he was survived by 4 children, 18 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren (Thompson Papers, York Co). CFA member Arlene Verity helped supply information on Eleazer's family.

Children (Sanford VR), surname CHADBOURNE:

i. MEHITABLE7, b 2 Oct 1773 (VR); m 6 May 1790 (N Parish Recs, Sanford) DEACON ISAAC THOMPSON, b 8 July 1767, d Cornish 21 Dec 1864, age 97 yrs, 5 mos, 15 days, son of Phineas 4 and Martha (Willard) Thompson. Isaac m2 Miss Stuart and m3 Mrs Barker. They lived in Cornish in 1816. Children (EF-Cornish), surname Thompson: 1. Nancy, b 3 Nov 1790, d Cornish 7 Oct 1864. 2. George, b 1791. 3. Samuel, b 3 Jan 1794, d Fryeburg ME 11 Sep 1861, age 67, m1 before 1815 Abigail Gray, 1 ch; m2 1826 Sophia Durgin of Hiram ME. 4. Sarah, m Sanford 14 Nov 1822 Nathan Powers Jr, may have moved to Harrison ME. 5. Betsey, b 1794-1800, m 18 June 1812 Michael Thomas of Cornish, 1 ch. 6. Benjamin, drowned as a small boy. 7. Mehitable, b ca 1804, d Bridgton ME Sep 1853, m John B Martin of N Bridgton.

ii. GEORGE, b 24 Sep 1775; may have m Boston MA 7 Jan 1802 PRISCILLA GARDINER. A Priscilla Chadbon d Boston 24 May 1804, age 24 (Death Notices 1798-1820, David C Young, Eastern Argus).

162 iii. JOHN, b Sanford 10 May 1778.

iv. SAMUEL, b 20 Mar 1780; d 9 Jan 1859; unm. In the 1850 U S Census he was of Sanford, age 84, poor house, insane.

v. WILLIAM, b 11 Apr 1782; d ca 1802; unm.

163 vi. NAPHTALI, b Sanford 28 Aug 1784.

vii. OLIVE, b 22 May 1787; d 15 Dec 1862; m 11 Nov 1802 DR EBENEZER5 LINSCOTT of Sanford, b 14 Nov 1777, d 10 Dec 1821. Children (Emery, 30), surname Linscott: 1. William C, b 17 Dec 1803, lost at sea. 2. George C, b 7 Oct 1805, d 19 Oct 1806 (VR). 3. Betsey, b 25 Sep 1807, d 4 Sep 1862, m 27 June 1842 Jonathan Sargent. 4. James M, b 21 May, d 9 June 1809 (VR) 5. Maria, b & d 21 May 1809. 6. Caroline, b 28 May 1810, d 1 Feb 1874, m 10 Sep 1835 Caleb S Emery, 7 ch (Boyle, 92). 7. Susan, b 20 June 1821, d 25 Aug 1893, m 14 May 1841 Elder Paul S Adams. 8. Olive (not listed in Emery), m William Silsbury.

97 . JAMES6 CHADBOURNE (John5 James4-3 Humphrey2 William1), born Sanford ME 14 Feb 1758; died there 18 May 1839 (gs); married by 16 June 1776 (when "Debby" Chadbourne was baptized as an adult, NEHGR 76[1922]:192) DEBORAH HARMON, born Sanford 8 May 1760-1, died 6 Apr 1835 (gs) or 5 Mar 1834 (Zion Advocate, 19 Mar 1834), daughter of Deacon Naphtali4 (John3-2 James1) and Anne (Gray) Harmon (Harmon Gen, 150), half-sister to James' brother Eleazer's wife. James and Deborah are buried in Riverside Cemetery in Springvale. Stones recently broken have been replaced by more modern marble, but his sons' stones are original.

The Harmon Genealogy calls him James H. James was baptized as an adult at First Church of Wells 12 Oct 1780. One James had a pottery on Nasson Hill. This James was a farmer. His farm was located on Hanson's Ridge, Springvale ME. He fought in the Revolutionary War in Capt Sayer's Co (Maine Soldiers, 122). A granddaughter's diary says that Deborah had red hair (Diary in possession of Janet Ross, Boulder CO).

Children, born Sanford (Harmon Gen), surname CHADBOURNE:

164 i. BENJAMIN HARMON7, b 15 Sep 1781.

ii. LUCY, b 1783; d 1829 (gs); m CAPT JOHN HANSON, b 1781, d 1842, a Lt in the War of 1812. Children, surname Hanson: 1. Hannah H, b 10 July 1804, d 15 July 1806. 2. Sarah, b 26 June 1805, d 1 Sep 1887, m 3 Mar 1832 Emilius Allen, 6 ch. 3. Abigail, b 16 Dec 1807, m1 Capt Nathaniel Bennett, 7 ch, m2 William B Emery, 3 ch. 4. James M, b 9 Mar 1810, d 1839, unm. 5. Deborah C, b 30 Aug 1812, d 1895, unm. 6. Lucy C, b 6 July 1817, m Capt Rufus Bennett, 5 ch. 7. Hannah H, b 7 Nov 1819, m Daniel Getchell, 3 ch. 8. William A, b 1823, d 1848, m Hannah Clapp, 1 ch. 9. Harriet B, b 25 Dec 1825, m William Carson, 2 ch.

165 iii. NATHANIEL, b 8 Mar 1788.

166 iv. LEVI, b 6 Aug 1790.

v. ANNA, b ca Oct 1794; d Great Falls NH 29 Feb 1876, age 81 yrs, 4 mos; m 25 Oct 1810 WOODMAN BEAL of Somersworth NH, b 23 July 1789, d Great Falls 29 Feb 1876 age 81 yrs, 4 mos (Maine Families in 1790, 3:18), son of Zebulon and Lucy (Boston) Beal. Children, surname Beal: 1. Benjamin Frank, b ca 1813, m Eunice Hobbs, no ch. 2. Olive, m Albert Elliott, 1 ch. 3. Lucy, m Stephen Hobbs Chadbourne. 4. Emeline, b ca 1826, m Lewis S Smith, 4 ch. 5. Ann M, b ca 1829, m Jabez Walton, no ch. 6. possibly George.

vi. MEHITABLE, b ca 1795 (1850 US census); d 2 Sep 1856 (Quint Gen, 48); m 25 Dec 1814 JOHN QUINT JR, son of John and Molly (Abbott) Quint, b ca 1785, d after 1850. Children, surname Quint: 1. Theodore. 2. Orrin. 3. Cyrus, b ca 1821 (1850 US census). 4. George, m 1845 (VR) Susan Evans. 5. Thomas, m (9 Dec?) 1861 Louise Welch.

167 vii. GEORGE, b 21 Feb 1797.

viii. MARY, b 1800; d 1841 (gs); m1 Sanford 13 Feb 1819 WILLIAM HOBBS, b 1 Dec 1798, d 1 June 1835, age 35 (Bible record held by Robert Taylor), son of Stephen and Betsey (Hodsdon) Hobbs; m2 ISAAC REED. Children, surname Hobbs: 1. Phebe S, m Danvers MA 9 May 1848 (Danvers VR, 2:138) Hazen E Dresser. 2. James. 3. Fannie, b 10 June 1819, m Alfred ME 30 Apr 1837 Benjamin Young. 4. Bradford (or William B). 5. Ebenezer L, b ca 1823. 6. Theodore, b 1836, d in Civil War. Boyle also names a John Dow, b ca 1823, dy. Children, surname Reed: 7. William J. 8. Edwin J, b 1838, d 1888, m Mary E _____.

ix. THEODATE, b 14 June 1802; d 4 Aug 1877 (gs); m 25 Apr 1822 (VR) DEACON JOTHAM MOULTON of Sanford, brother of Jeremiah (Moulton Annals). Children, surname Moulton: 1. Edwin A, b 22 July 1825 (YC Biog, 228), d Shapleigh ME 11 Mar 1905, m 3 Oct 1852 (VR) Emily Webber, 8 ch. 2. Loammi K, b 1824. 3. Martha, m1 1847 John B Dorr, m2 George A Wharff. 4. Abby, b 1828, d 1898, m 1869 John B Hemingway. 5. Lucy, b 1830, m 1848 Thomas J B Dorr (or Heath).

168 x. WILLIAM, b 16 Nov 1804.

98 . SAMUEL6 CHADBOURNE (Samuel5 James4-3 Humphrey2 William1), born probably Kittery ME circa 1750 or earlier; died circa 1810; married 12 Oct 1769 MEHITABLE HATCH, daughter of Benjamin Hatch (estate of Benjamin, 1816, "his dau Mehitable and her husband Samuel Chadbourne").

They lived in Kittery and Wells. They owned the covenant in order to have their children baptized at the Church of Wells 7 July 1771 (NEHGR 76:259), and were among the original members of the Wells Baptist Church in 1793 (Bourne, 554) and a member of the Baptist Society of Sanford, 1806 (EIHC, 32:187). Samuel served in Capt Noah Littlefield's Co, Col Moulton's Regt in 1775, having joined in service from the Second Parish of Kennebunk in 1775 (Remich, 150). He was in Capt James Hubbard's Co in 1776 when that company fought at Bunker Hill. He served until 1778 (ibid). It is with the cooperation of Barry O Chadbourne that much of this family is presented.

Children, surname CHADBOURNE:

i. LUCY7, bpt Wells 7 July 1771 (NEHGR, 75:183); d Dexter ME 13 Oct 1855; m 16 July 1789 ELIAS HATCH, bpt 26 June 1768, d 29 Sep 1851, son of John Jr and Bathsheba (Goodale) Hatch. Children, surname Hatch: 1. Forest, b Wells 11 Nov 1796, d 1834, m Sarah Leighton. 2. Jacob, m Betsey Simmonds. 3. Jeremiah. 4. Noah, b 1801, m Elizabeth Ham. 5. Mehitable. 6. Abby. 7. Lucy.

ii. HANNAH7, b 3 Aug 1770 (sic); bpt Wells 18 Oct 1774 (NEHGR 76:185); d Aug 1862; m Wells 11 Oct 1790 ASA LITTLEFIELD, bpt Wells Aug 1769, son of Nehemiah Jr and Patience (Littlefield) Littlefield. Both bur High Pine Cem, Wells. Children (WFT 6:1163 16:1367), surname Littlefield: 1. Mehitable, b 11 Dec 1791 2. Abner (Littlefield Newsletter, 1992, 93), b 6 Nov 1793, m 6 Sep 1825 Lucy Littlefield. 3. Mary, b 10 June 1796. 4. Hannah, b 24 July 1799. 5. Asa, Jr, b 1 Dec 1803. 6. Alvah, b 6 Sep 1806, m1 2 Oct 1830 Julia Ann Eaton, b 1 Sep 1811, d Wells 29 Oct 1849, 9 ch; m2 Abbie _____. 7. Nehemiah, b 17 Aug 1811.

iii. JOHN, bpt 1st Church of Wells 3 July 1776 (NEHGR 75:110).

169 iv. JACOB HATCH, bpt Wells 3 July 1776.

170 v. SAMUEL, b ca 1780.

171 vi. ISAIAH, b Greene 29 Dec 1787.

172 vii. JAMES, b Wells 23 Nov 1790.

viii. SALLY.

ix. SUSAN.

99 . WILLIAM6 CHADBOURNE (Joshua5 James4-3 Humphrey2 William1), born Sanford ME circa 1760 (gs); died Cornish ME 2 Dec 1827, age 67; married first circa 1783 ELEANOR WILSON, born circa 1759 (gs), died Cornish 19 Nov 1807, age 48; married second Limington ME (int) 25 Sep 1809 or 1810 LYDIA (CHANEY) HUBBARD (Limington VR), born Wells ME, died Cornish 22 Oct 1857, age 92 (gs says Dec, died Fryeburg), widow of Asa Hubbard of Limington whom she had married in 1791.

The 1790 US census lists 1 male over 16, 3 males under 16, and 2 females in this family. William was one of the selectmen of Cornish at its incorporation in 1794 (H-York Co). A Revolutionary soldier, he is buried in the High Rd Cemetery, Cornish. "Lidia" was living in the home of John Pike, 56, in the 1850 census of Fryeburg. Taylor's Early Families of Cornish and research of Martha Nee aided in the genealogy of this family.

Children, surname CHADBOURNE:

i. BETSEY7, b 1784 (gs); d 12 Nov 1820, age 36. Bur High Rd Cem.

173 ii. JOHN W, (twin?) b Cornish 6 Aug 1786.

iii. GEORGE, (twin?) b 1786; d 24 Nov 1820, age 34 (gs); unm. Bur High Rd Cem.

174 iv. NATHAN SPINNEY, b Cornish 1 May 1791.

v. JOSHUA, b ca 1793; d 23 July 1818 (gs), age 25; m 17 Nov 1811 JULIA JOHNSON of Cornish, who m2 1828 Joseph Perkins.

175 vi. SAMUEL, b Feb 1795.

vii. SUSAN, b ca 1796; d 22 Nov 1832, age 36; unm.

viii. SARAH, b 11 Jan 1799; d 7 Aug 1884; unm. She was living with her brother in 1850 U S census.

176 ix. WILLIAM, b Cornish 12 Sep 1803.

100 . JOSEPH6 CHADBOURNE (Joshua5 James4-3 Humphrey2 William1), born circa 1763 (gs); died 24 Dec 1844 (gs), age 80; married first Parsonsfield ME 23 May 1793 (Parsonsfield VR, 2) ELIZABETH AYER, died Hiram ME 3 Apr 1812, age 38 (gs), daughter of John and Elizabeth (Pike) Ayer; married second 8 Apr 1813 (DAR Marr, 1949) DORCAS GRAY, died 16 Mar 1860, age 94. Joseph and Elizabeth are buried in the Old Cornish Cemetery, while Dorcas is buried at Hiram.

Children, surname CHADBOURNE:

177 i. HUMPHREY AYER7, b Hiram 2 Apr 1795.

178 ii. BENJAMIN C, b Hiram 14 Feb 1798.

iii. MARTHA, b ca 1802; d 1821; m 17 Dec 1820 SAMUEL S BRADLEY of Cornish ME, b Bangor ME 25 Dec 1798, d 23 May 1869. Samuel m2 6 Nov 1825 Esther A Gray.

iv. NANCY, b Hiram 26 June 1804; d Waterboro ME 22 Nov 1881; m Hiram 20 Nov 1823 SAMUEL STROUT, b 17 Dec 1789, d 20 Mar 1878 (H-York Co). Both bur Elder Grey Cem, N Waterborough ME. Children, surname Strout: 1. Benjamin C, b 4 May 1824, d Kewanee IL 10 Oct 1862, m 3 Sep 1848 Abby N Chadbourne (# 177.iv), moved to IL 1851, 1 ch. 2. Rev William H, b Cornish 8 May 1826, d Joliet IL Jan 1905, m 22 May 1854 Elizabeth F Simpson of York ME. In 1867 he was a Methodist minister in WI, 5 ch. 3. Cyrus W, b 22 Mar 1828, d Waterboro 29 Mar 1909, m1 18 Feb 1858 Harriet Storer, dy; m2, had a family of boys (H-York Co). 4. Harrison L, b 1829, m Louisa Milliken, 6 ch, lived in the family homestead on Chadbourne's Rid