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ESIES^fiEEEALOGIESl 1097 — 1893. COMPILED BY CHARLES ESTRS OF WARREN, RHODE ISLAND. PRISTS D FOR THE FAMILY. EBEN PUTNAM, PUBLISHER, SALKM, MASS. ■ 1894.

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PREFACE. Genealogy — what is it and what is the use of it? Webster defines" it as an account or history of the descent of a person or family from an ancestor ; enimieration of ancestors and their children in the natural order of succession : lineage. When we answer what is the use of Science, History, and Biography, whither their advantages, profit and interest derived through a careful study of them, then we have the question solved. The influences conferred upon us must indeed be salutary, when we take into consideration the hardships, achievements and lives of our ancestors, whom God sifted from the nations of the earth that He might plant a good seed in the wilderness of New England and give to this great nation a people industrious, conscientious and reverential. This volume of investigation and research in connection with the Estes family is a work that has gro\\n out of a desire for a more accurate and fuller knowledge of that branch of the Estes to which my nearest kin, were closely related. Months and years of research back into the past have been occupied in gathering facts and material which decided my action concerning the completion of this work which is here presented. Our investigations, we might add, are incomplete and mijjht continue for vearsto come, and at jireat costs. Verv few iiave any conception of the time and labor involved in a work of this kind. In its preparation we have written many (iii)

iv PREFACE. hundred letters and travelled many miles ; through the mail, and bv professional, paid antiquarians, we have searched the probable channels of importance in America, England, France and Italy. Our labor has been one of honor and duty : honor, to those who have preceded us in life's journey ; and of duty, to those tbllowing after. Thus gathering up the fading memorials of the far distant past with the more recent, we transmit them to the present and future generations yet unborn.

INTRODUCTIOX. I It is a shaft we rear, neither poli:>hed nor finished, but it f shows the way our ancestors trod. Let this work of ours I« bind the past, present and future in one common history, and sutler no longer the things known to our grandsires to be forgotten and our descendants in \ears to come, to search t in vain for tacts which are tamiliarto us. It is a truth, fiicts ! known to our generation that England was not the home of . the Esteuse, or Este, family whence the great American I genius sprang : neither in crossing the channel, and I searching among the many of the kindred name in France, I do we find the plant indigenous ; but over the Alps and betneath the skies of sunnv Italy, where the olive and the chestnut forests thrive, — it is here the old Roman of all I made his grotto, established his estate and habitation, I reared his brood and founded the House of Este. which now \ has an abiding place in all the world. Our Italian progen5 itors were not of a mean race. The great Cilician, better known as Paul, was rather proud of his distinction as a Roman citizen according to birthright, and more than once was aware that his lineage was no barrier to his tuture si;ccess in the work he was appointed to do. He rather gloried in the verity of being a free-born Roman citizen ; hence was entitled to some consideration at the hands of the scourgers who were about to lay unjust and cruel hands upon his person, as well as deprive him of his liberty and hinder him in his called andcliosL'n \\'ork. Too far. ah-eadv.had tlie old Roman been interfered with : so thought the officer in

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Vi INTRODUCTION. char^^e of the police at Jerusalem, and he warned tlie chief captain to "take heed w hat thou doest ; for this man is a Roman.'" Coming down to the time of the great Roman historian, we read that, during a sweep of hundreds of years, only one member of this ancient family acted unworthy of his ancestry. It is too mucli to hope, that the modern historian shall likewise write lavorably concerning our acts. To accomplish this result each succeeding generation must add virtue to virtue, so that our posterity may be justly proud of the attainments of their ancestors. In looking back upon the earlier days of our ancestry, we find, unlike many other tribal histories in their incipiency, so little in the Este that is condemnatory and so much that is worthy of praise. We have no reason to be otherwise than proud. We here present the letter of Richard Taylor, ■M.D., to Rev. Charles F. Deems, which will give some idea of the history of the Este tamily in what shall follow. Frohi the Xew York ]Valrhiii((n. " Dr. Dkem? : In reading your piiju'r some time siiioe, T noticed some verses written by OFr. Alston I5acon Kstes, The name recalled some recollections of resi nrriics, nnderlaUen by my father many years ago, when, becoming interested iu the fannly. he nought to trace its history, Avhich is hothcnriousand int<. thinking="" you="" might="" be="" pleased="" to="" know="" it="" i="" give="" in="" as="" wolds="" possible.="" ijichanu="" tavi.oi="" d.="" the="" year="" albert="" azo="" manjuis="" of="" liguria="" was="" born="" and="" his="" history="" is="" commensurati="" with="" laps=""> of the eleventh centiuy. He is the acknowledged founder of the houses of both Este and Brunswick; the former were c()nsi)icuous in Italy as late as the middle of the eighteenth century, \vh

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INTRODUCTION. Vll Brunswick ami Ilauovcr. and occupy the most prominent positions in Europe as the British Kings. One branch, however, of the Italian family exists in America. Tlie Maiquis Aklobraudiuo, about the beginning of tlie fourteeutli century, in order to procure means Cor prosecuting a -war against the Aiiconites, hypothecated his youngest brotlier to the usurers of Florence . Tlie untimely death of the ^NEarquis put an end to the war, and left his brotlier unredeemed. These were sons of Azo VI. The younger brother did not return to his ancestral home on the accession of the seventh Azo, but proceeded to France, theuce to PLnglaud, where he became acquainted and connected with the famdy of Lord IJacon ; the family then miA'ed from P^ngland to Wales, always maintaining a position of intluence and respectability, inheriting the distinguishing traits of character and talen's possessed by their ancestors. From Wales they emigrated to Virginia Gibbon says that for the space of seven hundred years he knows of l)Ut one instance in Avhich a member of this family acted unworthy of his ancestry; that instance Avas Hugo, eldest son of the second Azo. Jn the strife between the Guelph andGhibelline factions in Italy, the Estes always headed the Guelphs. and were always considered tiie leaders of that ])artv, until the defeat and overthrow of the Ghibelliues and their leader, the Black Eccelin, by tlie seventh Azo, in the battle of Brescia. The reigning family of England derive their name from i he following circumstances: Azo II married C'uncgonda, the daughter of a German Prince, whom the Emperor, Henry HI, invested with the due!!}' of Carintiiia and marquisate of Verona ; to commemorate the deeds of his maternal ancestors, the son of Azo anil Cunegonda was given the name of Guelph, which they retain to the present day. The name of Este is derived from a colony, planted in the seventh century of Rome, about fifteen miles to the south of the city of Padua, and called by them Ateste^ or Kste, which last name the marquises of Liguria assumed in the beginning of the fourteenth century, namely: ^Marquises of Este, and their descendants, have ever since assumed the name of Este. The name written Estes is plural, and is used to represent the * A name known in lii^toiy K!0 yoai s B. C.

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Vlll INTRODUCTIONwhole family: tliu< r>yron, in his riirisina, speaks of the Estes : "And if >hv sits in Kste's Ixnver. 'Tis not for the sake of its full-bloAvii no-\ver:" ov is meant to cunvey, soniethini:; as above, beloii^iui; to the family. Thus the uauie is more frequeutly written Estes than, as it should be. E>te. You will set' liy the [above] that tlie [Estes] name represents a family, one of the oldest, and also most illustrious living in the world ; and though .>hort, it will give you an inklin;j of tiie lustory of the American Estes, and show you that tlie -MntiquL' brood of Este" is still in existence.' " Rev. I). Gordon Estes, late rector of St. James Church, Amesbury, while on one «.>f his lours through Europe, made many inquiries and gave nuieh time in search among the libraries and picture galleries of Italy as to what he might bring to light concerning tlie Este (:>r Esteuse family thereabouts. His labors were not fruitless, thuugli he never lived to know the result. After Mr. E>tes' deaili. wliirli occnrird Aug. il, b>s74, a letter was received from :i grutlenian, interested in antiquarian researcli, ty d<>euments and works of art; in the letter which he writes at Eerrara, dated .June 10, I87a, he says that since the day he n\er Mv. Estes in Italy, and learned his mission, he also had become interested, and research on his part liad been rewarded ; and now he could say, that he had round what, to his mind, he judged Mr. E>tr> w;i> -earehinu- for. Eour months before he wrote the letter, he says ''I was vi-iting a collectiaintings near Ferrara, attliehou-e of a wealthy and passionate amateur; I happened to see amoiiif the pietnics of Esteuse, i^nown to me, one I had never seen beOne, an oil {lain 'ng on wood thirty-three centimeters high and xventeeu and a iialf wide. 1 In-gged the owner to allow me to exaniiui- it more ejosely, and to my siiri>rise I found written on th>- back of the picture in bad Latin and with Greek characters, this leif. nd : -Ertnc^ro. natural .son of Marquis Leonuello, went to Ilururuutly and afii-rwaid to Enuland.' After further rese:irches I wa- i-..ii\ iu.-cd that iliis portrait of Francesco was what was wanted., he l. ihparturr' for liiir^iindy, Sept. 15

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INTRODUCTIOX. IX 1 171. The gentleman also writes that after fruitless efforts to obtain the j)icture, tinally he had it photographed aud sent it iu the letter.^ Tlie portrait is painted on an olivaster ground, having a black cap, blonde hair, a lace collar and the dress of the period, resembling much the pictiu'e of his father, Leonnello, Lord of Ferrara. From vhat was written on the back of the picture, it seems to be the purpose of the writer to shield Francesco from discovery, on account of some acts of a rebellious nature for which his brother, being apprehended, suffered death and he, Francesco, escaped and the fact mentioned was his passage from Burgundy to England, a new historical point. And as the time coincided with that when Edward conquered England with the aiil of Burgundy, it seems rational to believe as the writing affirms, that our Francesco had not only followed Edward but that after Edward's victory, he made England his home. We add, in proof of the above statement, what Litta makes known in his ''Illustrious families of Italy," table xiii, these facts : NICOLO. Marquis and Lord of Ferrara b. iu 13d7, d. in Uil. . 1 '- ■■ , Leonnello ^= Borso. Ercole. Sncceeils his father 14-tl; 1 Succeeds Leonnello, 1450; Succeeds Borso. 1471 b. 1407, d. 1450.— b. 1413, d., unra., 147J. b. 1431, d. 1505. I 1 Francesco, b. between 1434 and 1414. Ericolo, b. 1438, d 1505. Francesco, illeiritiniate son of Son of Leonnello. At Borso's Lt ounello, born in 1444, liad death in 1471, he tri^d to removed to Biu-irundy. Ill the succeed bis uncle with the time of Duke Borso be came aid of the people of .Mantua, to Ferrara, and at Borso's but failed. In 1476, made andeath was declared rebellious other attempt accompanied b} Krcole, because of the use- bv 700 foot soldiers and enle>s eflbrts made by his tered the city. Thev lou-lit brotlier Ericolo to seize the in the streets and public power. Francesco returned places; but he had to llee ti> Buruundy and was heard and was afterwards captiind of no more from this time. in a marsli near Bondeno. Brouirht to Ferrara duriiiij thenitilitofSeiit. 5, 147(5. iinprisoneil in Castle Zecchio and beheaded. ' This picture is in the possession of the widow of Rev. D. G. Estes, Amesbury, M;.ss.

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X INTRODUCTION. Mario Equicolo makes thi:^ statement in his frnprmentary mauu scripts coneeruinLi: the ck-parture of Francesco, 15 Sept., 1471. "The illustrious Marquis Francesco of Este, who was son of Marquis Leonnello, left Ferrara, to go and live in Burgundy, by the will of Duke Ereole. he having granted him an income of one hundred ducats per month ; and in order that he should go at once, he gave him horses and clothes, and live hundred ducats more ; and this vras done because His Excellency had some suspicions of him ; because he was much beloved by the people on account of bis courtesy and liberality and also because he was a handsome, well disposed young man." Having brought dow u our researches to the land of the Briton, we present through Loudon wills, which have been traced thus far by Col. John L. Vivian of London, down to, or about the time of the departure of that branch of the family from English shores, and their arrival in this country where they multiplied and replenished according to that ancient injunction. FROM ROCHESTER WILLS. John Est of Tunbridge, dated 10 Jan., 1457. Gives, To the High Alter of the Church of Tunbridge, Co. Kent, o^ — 4'' and to be buried in the Church. To the repairs of tlie Church. G" : S^' : To Thomas Bowser all his debts of G''. To the Brothers of Eplesford for masses for his soul 8^ 8*^. To each of his childreu G''. The sum of 20^ to be spent on his burial. Alice Est, his wife, to be Executrix of the will with Robert Luther. To his son Clement Est, and his wife Alice, all his lands and if his son has no issue the same to go to Richard Crudde and in default of his issue then to William Crudde his brother, &c. To his daughter ^Margaret live nnvrks. Alice his wife to have a parcel of Land called Julk's land and another parcel of Laud called Bodyll, and another called Ilycott, for life, after her death the sum to go to Richard and William Crudde sons of his Sister. To Cousin Robert Cru<1de 1% Son Clement p:st to have Matterd, Michellbrede, Houghloltysmede Werock, and Bokehmdercroft.

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INTRODUCTION. [Book 2, folio 8G, A. D. 1453 to UGl. This is the ouly will of this uameamoug the Rochester Wills.] CANTERBURY WILLS. William Este of St. Peter, Canterbury December, 1526, coutains no names of persons. Christian East of Appledore, Co. Kent, dated 24 November, 1610, names his sons William and Thomas Easte and daughters Elizabeth Clyf-e, Elizabeth Easte and Anna Easte to have all Equally between them. proved 13 Dec, 1610. [Liber Pondage, 56 ] Thomas Este of Brenset, proved 24 Nov., 1627. Leaves all to his brother. William Este to be Executor. [Archdeacon Ct. Canterbury, Liber Manwood, 67.] Thomas East of Stone in the Isle of Orkney, Co. Kent, IIusbandmand 24 ISIay 1638 Gives to his son Thomas East when 21 and to daughters Jane and ^largaret East when 18. proved 6 July 1638 [Archdeacons Ct Canterbury Liber Master 4 30.] These are all the Wills of the name at Canterbury. LONDON WILLS. Clement East of the City of London. Skynner. dated 7 July, 1.J49. proved 16 July, 154'J. To wife Alice £20 and all goods in the house to my father Richard East dwelling at Potter Co Bedford £5. To my mother iiihiw Margaret Gynk, widow, of London £5. To my ])rother JoIju l-".ast £3. To my two sisters INIargevy and IMargoie East 40' V.Avh. To Hugh Harrison 30\ To Gyles Swynfeld 30\ To Richard JNIathew 43\ To Roger Fynner 20\ To John Barway

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Xll INTRODUCTION'. 20^ To John Browne •20\ To Raff Abostock 20^ To Richavl Clarke living in Ilorncliurch 40^ To John Stokes living in London 2(P. To John Ilndson •20\ To John Norton a clock. If my wife do fortune to l.ie with child such child to have £10. ^My wife Alice to be Executrix &c. [I'roved 16 July loi9 in Loudon. p. C. C. Popubass M. aC] Robert Este, Citizen and Ironmonger of London dated 20 Aug. 1605. Leaves money to vaiious churches, Poor &;c. ; names his cousin Myles Este and Thomas his son, his cousin Regniald Hughes, Robert Farmer, Walter Bryther. To Elizabeth wife of Walter Brytlier £10. To Robert Ventris, AVilliam Humphry, Robert and John Hughes. To Julyan, Kathrine and Sara Hughes. To Robert Kitclien and Thomas Gamier. To Elizabeth, wife of Walter Bryther. To the children of Roger Este 10* each. To the children of John riste lO- each. To Craily Gander wife of Tho" Gander. Proved 21 July IGOG in London, p. C. C. (Stafford 32.) Tn(iuisition taken on the death of the above Robert Este of London who died 2 July I'JOG, ESTE.= Ivichard l"?le=: Eoiier Esto Miles Este IN.bert Este 2 Son (1. 2 .Inly KJOG S. p -| Maruaret= married Ke-uiaUi Hui,'h I •Tolu^ E5te= Joliu Este= Reirniald Este It may be well riu,"iit here to state that tlie research for the missing link between Robert Estes of Dover, Eng. (the father of our >Lissachusetts ancestors) and the above pedigree was brought to an end on account of the inability lo

INTRODUCTIOX. XIU procure the necessary means for further research in England. But our informant, Col. J. L. Vivian, states that he !> ck'cicledly of theopinion thatRobert, the lather ofMatthew and Richard Estes, was descended from a bi'other of Robert cif London whose names appear in the above pedigree. Now mav we cherish the hope, that the perusal of this \()lume may alTord others somewhat of the pleasure, that its preparation has given the author. Love for the work and much toil have been expended. Sunshine and shade have in their rounds attended it ; even in the latter months of our l.iborsthey seem to have blended, growing dark and still darker. There sat around our fireside, at the beginning of this work, the loved forms of lather and mother. With love and interest in its behalf, they looked forward to the day when this volume should have form and being ; but it was otherwise ordered. Sickness, patient waiting, then death, called tirst one, then the other, throuirh o-reat suUerino- w ithin the shadow, by the valley to the end. "Gone boiiie I Gone lionic I The door throiiuh wliicli they vanished Closed ^vith a jar, and left u.s alone. We stand -withont in tears, forlorn and banished; Longing to follow Avhere our love has gone." It was amid such scenes of the last months in the preparation of this work, that it was brought to a close ; and while

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INTRODUCTION. The followlnf^ is a list of the names of persons to whom the author is particularly indebted : MAINE. Mrs. John Wise, Aiiburu Albert J. Estos, N. Berwick George E?tes, Smithfleld ^lASSACHUSETTS. Mrs. Sarali W. Hnutinu:ton, Amesbury William F. Estes, Attleboro Daua Estes, Boston ^liss Elizabeth E. Estes, ^anlbri>l^'e II. Herbert Collins, Dorchester John iL Estes, Fall River J. Ednunul Estes, Fall River Joseph D. E>t.'s, '• " William H. E-tes, " Mrs Ruby Estes, S. Hadh-y Falls Mrs. R. S. Chureli, West HanovL-r Dr. Cliarles M. Barton, HattlLld .Mrs. J. 11. Freiicli, Ilvaiinis CONNECTICUT. John J. Daintou, New Haven NEW YORK. Renj. Estes, r>r

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INTRODUCTION. Jiiii.'N FT. Fsfes. Keone Flats i ■: irlr- A. Kstes, PoolviUe (.i-.iru'r U'in. L. Estes, South BetlileIi;ivul C. Este.^, Philadclpliia WASHINGTON, D. C. I.li-we!lyn G Estes. GEORGIA. Hnri Charles Estes, Aiignsta Elliott Estos, .Macon FLORIDA. James W. Estes, St. Angnstine KENTUCKY. Jani.'s T. EstL's, Cliiitonville TENNESSEE. J. W. E. 'Moore, BrownsviUe Mrs. Harriet C. Folic, Brownsville II'Tinan Estes, Cbattanouira J'ul-.^ B. M. Estc-9, Memphis J' -el II. Estes, Orysa ALABAMA. TiioMuis ,J. Estes, Day's Gap •'

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XVI INTRODUCTION. The following selections are taken trom Byron's poem " Parisina," and were furnished by Mr. C. C. Esty, Esq., of Framingham, Mass. : ' -- "And If she sits in Este's bower, 'Tis not for the sake of its full-blown flower :" "The chief of Este's ancient sway." "Nor sit on Este's lineal throne" Yet were a few short summersniine My name should more than Este's shine, Wiihhonorsall myowu. "When charuini!: to the cheering cry Of '-Este and of Victory." ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE ESTES FAMILY GENEALOGY. abt., about Adm'n, Administration Adm'r, Administrator Adm'x, Administratrix bapt., baptized b., born bro., brother Cb., Children ch., church dau., daughter dec'd, deceased Diet., Dictionary d., died Dist., District Ex'rs, Executors Ex'x, Executrix foil., following Gen., feneration £, Pounds Sterling Geu'l Diet., Genealogical Dictionary Gen'l Reg'r, Genealogical Register Hist., History h's'b., husliand M'h'd, :\rarbleliead nid., married inem., member prob., probably p'd, probated pub., published Rec'd, Received rem., removed res., reside or resides s., son w., wife wid , widow AVit., Witness

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i DEDICATORY TOEM. This book of names The mo

jfirst Generation, I. Matthew' Estes, son of Robert and Dorothy Estes of Dover. Eng., born May 28, 1645, died J>-'ly 9- ^7-^5'^ made his will June 4, 1723, pd. July 8, following, in which he leaves all his housings, land, stock, etc., at Lynn, to son John, his wife and children during the lifetime of said son. If he die leaving a widow, then all to go to her and said children. If she marry, said housing, etc., to go to said children. If said John and wife be dead, the above estate to go to their sons, John and William. If said grandson John die leaving no children, then his brother William to have the same. If said William die leaving no children, then his said brother, John, to have what was willed to said William Estes. Also to said grandson, John, a silver spoon and 20s., and the same to his said brotlier, William, when they arrive to twenty-one years of age, of my movable estate at Salem. To grandson Ahijah.son of my son John and wife Hannah, when I am dead, and he be twenty-one years old, my Western dwelling house in Salem, and land bounded, the S. end fronting on Main (Essex) Street 20 feet is from ye W. end of yc Eastern house, adjoining to the E. side of ye Western house. The W. side of said Western house bounded on Richard Croad now in possesion of Joseph and Hannah Crow — all that W. side is 122^^ ft. The N. end bounded land of Bethiah, widow of Robert Kitchen, dec'd, 31^-2 ft. The E. side adjoining to that willed to his brother Ricliard, is half between said Crow and Kitchen is 66 ft. to the well, the yard S. fronting to Main St. 12 ft. 4 in. between the Eastern house and land of Kitchen be sure not to be stopped but

4 ESTES GENEALOGIES. ■ to be free to come in and out at the gates from the street with carts loaded with wood &c., in or out with four oxen ; — the well and barn and leantos to be for the use of both houses. To said grandson Ahijah, my chest, marked A. E.,and my cupboard with one draw, one bed, bedstead and furniture, 3 leather chairs, 3 high-backed flagg bottomed chairs, 4 low flagg bottomed chairs, a high and low table and a silver spoon. To grandson Richard, son of my son John and wife Hannah, when twenty-one years old, my Eastern dwelling house in Salem, adjoining to my Western house, bounded S. side to Main St. 22)^ ft. the W. end adjoining to the Western house 21 ft. — ye N. side adjoining to said yard 22)1> ft. Also to have E. part of the shop adjoining to W. end of the Eastern house ; also to have Vz the garden bounded on Bethiah Kitchen 31,^2 ft. — the W. side adjoining to his brother Ahijah's garden; — also my chest, marked R. E., a bed, beadstead and furniture, 3 leathered chairs, 3 high and 4 low flagg bottomed chairs, 2 high and 2 low wooden chairs, wainscott, a high and low table, 2 silver spoons, a cedar chest with 6 drawers in it, and £,10 in money. To grandson Mathew, son of my son John, my land in Northfiold, Salem, orchard and pasture, bounded W.on Caleb Bufifum, N. on heighway and land of Samuel West, E. on Jonathan Curvven, S. on the river, containing 14 acres. Also my great chest with 12 draws, 2 silver spoons and 20s. when twenty-one years old. To granddaughter Philadelphia, daughter of my son John, when eighteen, a feather bed, bedstead and furniture, my silver cup, 2 silver spoons, a black trunk, a gilt trunk and ^5. in money. To granddaughter Hannah, daughter of my son John, when eighteen, my silver tankard, two silver spoons, i black and I yellow trunk, gilt, and ^5 ; also movable gifts out of the estate at Salem.

DESCEXDANTS OF MATTHEW. 5 To son John, I give all debts, rents and income ; granddaughter Philadelphia to have p^io additional when eighteen. Appoints brother Richard Ex'r, he to have i penny for every shilling collected, granting him and his wife liberty to live in the Western house in Salem, till said Ahijah be twentyone years old. Samuel Pope jr., Lynn, Overseer. Mr. Estes was a master mariner, and a Quaker, he came to New England before 1676, when, according to Hon. James Savage, he was at Dover, N. H. The same authority also places him subsequently, with a perhaps, at Scituate, Mass.; but that is very doubtful, as he has made serious mistakes in mixing up the families of Matthew with that of his brother Richard, of whom he does not at all allude in his Genealogical Dictionary. Certain it is, however, that he was at Piscataqua (now Portsmouth), N. H., May 25, 1682, when for ^loi, he buys of Jonathan Prince of Salem, Mass., cordvvainer, and wife, Mar}', his (Prince's) dwelling house and shops adjoining, outhouses and grounds in Salem, containing about twenty rods, being the house and land he lately bought of Thomas Maule, bounded W. on Richard Croade, E. on George Deane, N. on Thomas Robbins, S. on the street (Essex). Doubtless, he rcmt)vcd shortly after to Salem, and took possession. June 5, 16S2, William Lux and wife (Andevy.?), for a certain sum of money and goods, deed to Matthew Estes, mariner, of Great Lsland, Portsmouth, N. H., land on Great Island. March 30, 1691, Thomas Deane, Salem, aged about twentyfive years, made deposition "that he remembers that ye partition fence between ye orchard land where ye widow I" ranees Croad now dwelleth And ye garden land belonging to ye now dwelling house of Matthew Estees, where his family now livcth yt ye s"* fence att ye head at ye orchard and garden aforesd when standing was ahvaies about two foot distant to ye Westward of a plumb tree standing upon ye land of Matthew Estees, wch plumb tree is yet standing in ye same place

6 ESTES GENEALOGIES. as afore'**; and when ye same was standing itt was a common thing for such as gathered plums to goe between ye fence and yt sd plum tree which now stands neere the land of ye aforesd Garden land of Matthew Estes." Joseph Deane (^his brother), aged about twenty, testifies to the same. February 20, 1695, for ;^ioo, he bought of his brother Richard, sleymaker (or manufacturer of weavers reeds), and wife Elizabeth of Lynn, 2 parcels of land in Lynn, one containing 30 acres at woodend, bounded on "' Richard Estes. Lot No. 2, containing 20 acres at Sagamore Hill. This piece he gave to his son John, May 3, 1704. May 19, 1703. he bought of Theophiius Burrill of Lynn, a parcel of upland and salt marsh at the S. E. part of Wiles Neck. June 25, 1706, while of Lynn, he bought of Robert Kitchen, Salem, for ^^30, land in Salem, 120 ft. long, 23ft. 9 in. wide, bounded east and north on said Kitchen, west on said Estes and south on the main street. On this lot he built his second house in addition to his first purchase in 1682. May 18, 1 70S, he bought of John Maule. cordwainer, for ^110, 14 acres in Xorthfield, bounded west on Caleb Bufi"um, north on the highway and Samuel West, east on Jonathan Corwin, and south on the river. This land he bequeathed in his will to his grandson Matthew. December 9, 1708, he deeds, for /^ii from his brother Richard and wife Elizabeth of Lynn, 2 acres of salt marsh, in Rumney Marsh. October 15, 1719, he and wife Philadelphia of Salem, for jCS^' ^^^^(^ to Samuel Lord of Berwick, Me., 50 acres of land in Kittery, Me. In giving up her right of dower, she signs the deed Philadelphia, his wife, widow of Edward Hayse, late of Kittery. February 2^. 1719-20, he and his brother Richard of Lyim, deed 3 acres, 50 poles, to Col. Samuel Browne of Salem, ail

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DESCENDANTS OF MATTHEW. 7 their meadow lying; in Lynn, on the east side of the highway, loading from Ivory's lot to the Spring farm. He was one of the Overseers of the will of Edward Wanton of Scituate, made July 14, 1716, proved January 7, 1716-17. Wanton was a prominent Quaker. December 14, 1773, he obtained a removal certificate from fc his Society to Portsmouth monthly meetinjV of Friends, held I at Newport, R. l, and on July 30, 1775, he took one from I Newport, to Salem. I Mr. Estes married, June 14, 1676, Philadelphia, widow of I Edward Hayes late of Kittery, Me., and daughter of Reginald I and Ann Jenkins, born in Dover, N. H., January —, 1645, I died at Lynn, December 25, 1721. [; In 1697-98. he was master* of the sloop " UNITY " of I Boston, a square sterned vessel of about 40 tons burden, I which was built at Scituate in New England about 1697 and I owned e.\clusively by Daniel Zachary of Boston, ironmonger. r In November, 1704, he was one of a committee with his I brother Richard, and authorized by the Society of Friends I "to speak to Daniel Zachary, to know the charges he had I been at about the prisoners." I Children. ^ 2 I Sarah,= b. April lo, 1677 ; d. January ?S, 16S2. I 311 Philadolphia.^b. July 9, 1679; md. in Salem, Mass., March 19, 1695f- 6, George, probably son of Thomas Cornell of Portsmouth, K. I., at I her father's house. She died before 1699, and he md. 2d., 18 Jan. I 1699, Deliverance, dau. of Walter and Hannah Clark, of Newport, who died S Oct., 1732. Ch. : 4 I Ruth, 3 b. Portsmouth, Feb. 12, 1696-7; md. Jan. 5,1716-17. Joseph Brownell of Portsmouth, R. I. I 5 III Hannah,- b. (^ct 24, 16S1 ; d. Sept. 30, 16S3. I 6 IV Johii,= b. Sept. 6, 16S3 ; d. same day. I 7 V John- (9), b. July 14. 16S4; d. Sept. 29, 1723. I 8 Vt Ricliard,^ b. Sept. 27, 16S6; d. before 1723. • See SlilphuiMiii-j on N. Uiver, IMvmouth Co., Mass., by L. V. Briggs, 18»4.

Scconb Generation. 9 John^ Estes (7), {Matihciu'), born at Dover or Portsmouth, N. II., July [4, 1684 ; died at Lynn, ]Mass., September 29> 1723- Administration granted his widow Hannah, who gave bonds with Ebenezer Harkness of M'h'd, and William Bassett of Lynn, October 28, 1723. Yeoman. Removed with his father from Portsmouth to Salem, thence a few years prior to his decease, to Lynn. Inventory of his estate ^379 : I : 7May 8, 1713, while of Salem, he deeds to Maj. John Turner of Salem, merchant, all his right in the commonage and undivided lands in said town accruing and becoming due to him by virtue of a vote of said Salem, June 16, 1702. August 7, 1723, then of Lynn, for ^197 deeds to Joseph Brownell of Portsmouth, R. I., 20 acres at Sagamore hill, which was given him by his father. May 3, 1704. Mr. Estes was a Quaker, and in compliance with the request of Gov. Dudley, concerning those who were members of that body in Lynn, the following letter was written, date^l " Lynn 22nd 4th mo., 1703. Whereas, we the people called Quakers of the town of Lynn, having been requested by the Governor to give in a list of our names in answer thereunto each person hath respectfully signed by himself." The signatures are : Richard Estes, John Hood, Jabez Jenkins, Samuel Collins, Samuel Breed, Walter Phillips jr., William Bassett, Hugh Alley, Isaac Clark, Walter Philli[)s, William Bassett jr., Samuel Collins jr., Richard Uake, J ..f John Bassett, John Estes. Joseph Richards, John Collins,

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DESCENDANTS OF MATTHEW. 9 Mr. Estes married, February 15, 1705-6, Hannah, daughter of William Bassett jr. and Sarah (Hood), born at Lynn, February 2, 1685; died May 14, 1762. Children : 10 I Ahijah ^ (^^), b. Feb. 23, 1706-7; bap. Dec. 29, 1723, .ige 17; d. May, 1790. XI II Philadelphia,^ b. March 20, 170S-9; md. (pub.), April 28, 1727, to Samuel, son of Ebenezer Hawkes of Lynn, and first wife Elizabeth (Cogswell), b. May 12, 1706. Ch. : 12 I Ebenezer,* b. 13 2 Joseph,-* b. 14 3 John,'*b. 15 4 Matthew.* b, i6 5 Philadelphia,* b. 17 6 Sarah,* b. 18 7 Deliverance,* b. Dec. 23, 1753. 19 S Patience,* b. Jan. 25, 1755. Ebenezer Hawkes of Lynn, father of said Samuel, made his will Sept. 2, 1761, pd. Feb. 3, 1767, in which he gives to children of his son Eben'r, onehalf his real and personal estate, and one-half of what he may have of the estate of John Estes, deceased, and was givi^n him by his (John's) grandfather, Matthew Estes. To daughter Elizabeth, wife of Joseph Griffin, ^4 of niy real and personal estate in M'h'd, also }4 my estate in New M'h'd, Cumberland Co., Me., and }i that belonged to John Estes, given him by his grandfather Matthew Estes. To son Samuel, all my house and lands where he lives, and all my salt lands and marsh in Lynn. To my 2 grandsons Eben'r and Joseph (ch. of son .Samuel), all my farm with tlie buildings, land and salt m.irsh in Lynn, after decease of their father, Samuel, they paying to tlieir brotliers and sisters, viz. : John, Matthew, Philadelphia, Sarah, Deliverance and Patience ^'13: 6: Sd. each. Grandson Eben'r and Henjamin Hawkes E.x'rs. In the codicil made June 29. 1765, he gives to dau. Elizabeth Griftin, the dwelling house where we now live, garden and blacksmith's shop, and after their decease, to their children, Benjamin, Eben'r and Elizabeth Griftin. .Mary Griftin, Joseph Striker, Zacheus Collins, wit. Inventory ^3018: 15: 11. -Mr. Eben'r Hawkes md. (1). June 16, (701, Elizabeth Cogswell of Ipswich, who died June 16, 17 iS ; (2), Nov. 9, 1732, Ruth widow of Mark Graves, who (.Mark) d. before 1730. She was dau. of Walter Phillips jr., and Ruth (Purcha.se). and md. said Graves, Dec. 11, 171S. Their dau., Ruth Graves, md. William, son of John Estes.

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20 III 21 IV 22 \' 23 VI « lO ESTES GENEALOGIES. Walter Phillips in his will, made Feb. 15, 1730, names his wife Ruth and dau. Ruth. Graves. Widow Ruth, in her will, made Nov. 5, 1737, mentions her granddaughter Ruth Crraves, and dau. Ruth Haivkes. John^ (53), b. F'eh. 26, 17 1 1. Richard' (3136), b. May 29, 1715; md. Sarah ; cordwainer. William^ (54), h. Aug. 23 (27 Bible) ; d. Dec. 19. 17S1. Hannah,' b. Xov. 13, r7r9; d. July 30, iSoS; md. Apr. 12, 174S. Isaiah, son of Jabez and Desire Hreetl ; b. Lynn, Dec. 25, 1725; d. Apr. 13, 1S09. Ch.: Desire,* b. Apr. r6, 1749. Lois,* b. Jidy 10, 1750. Hannah,* b. Jan. 24, 1752; d. ]a.\\. 14, 1S34. Eunice,* b. N'ov. 14, 1753. Jabez,* b. ]:x\\. z\, '755; d. July 2, 17S0. . ' Mary,* b. July 18. 1757. Moses,* b. .N'ov. 23, 175.S; d. N'ov. 13, 1769. Ebenezer,* 1). May 12, 1763; d. Sept. 13, 1763. Matthew ' (87). b. Sept. 7, 1720; d. , 1784. a* I as 2 a6 3 27 4 .m. 5 29 6 ,w7 31 S 32 VII

IThirb feneration. 33 Ahijah ^ Estes, {io)son of John- (^Matthciv^), born S:\lem, February 23, i-joG-j, baptized by Rev. Wm. Cooper, December 29, 1723, aged 17, died between 19th and 31st of May, 1790, aged 84. Me was a hatter, and his store not far below the office of the Naumkeag street railway on Washington street, Salem. He had accumulated considerable property, and retired about 1750 from active business — being in the very prime of life — in deeds being styled "gentleman," as early as 1753. February 2, [729, for £,i(b, he bought of Richard Pike, blacksmith, administrator of estate of Capt. Benjamin Pickman, a common right, it being a new right allowed by the commoners of Salem, for the dwelling house which was formerly John Pickman's as said right is laid out in the Great pasture. February 7, 1732-3, he buys of his brother John and wife b^^lizabeth, of Marblehead, 3 acres, 102 poles land laid out in Xahant, it being the eighth lot, third range, Bass Neck, origininally laid out to their grantlfather, Matthew Estes. December 14, 1732, for ,{,20, he buys from Samuel Cook, fisherman and wife Abigail, one common right "allow-ed to my father, John Cook." December 16, 1734, for p{^6o, he buys from Kben'r Proctor, ci^irdwainer, 3 acres in Northfielu. April S, 1735, for ^90, he buys from Rev. Samuel Fisk, Salem, i )'z acres in So'uthfield, bounded ni:)rthwest on the mill poad, southwest on Jona. Archer and Henry \Vest, southeast on highway, northeast on late Capt. Wm. Bowditch.

12 ESTES GENEALOGIES. • April 9, 1735. for ^120, he bought of Richard Pike and wife Elizabeth, 5 or 6 acres in Southfield, bounded west on highway, south on Miles Ward, north on Peter Osgood, east on harbor of South river. November 29, 1736, for ^100, he bought of his brother Richard, cordwainer, all his right in a parcel of land in Salem, formerly the estate and homestead of their grandfather, Matthew hastes, which was given him by will (the buildings since burnt down), the whole land bounded south on the street, west on Neal's land, north and east on Kitchen's land. Hannah and John Estes, witnesses. May 16, 1737, Ahijah Estes, Salem, hatter, John Estes (brother), Marbiehead, blacksmith ; Hannah Estes widow (of John Sr.), Richard Estes (brother), cordwainer, Samuel Hawkes, blacksmith, and wife Philadelphia, all of Lynn, for ^18, deed to George P^eckford and John Archer, Salem, shoeman, 9 poles of land, butting east on a lane (Beckford street), south on Kitchen, west on John Beckford, and north on George Beckford and John Archer. May 19, 1737. he buys of his brother John, of Marbiehead, blacksmith, anil wife Elizabeth, all right in 15 acres at Sagamore hill, Lynn. October 3, 1737, tor ^25, he bought of his brother Richard and wife Sarah, of Lynn, one half of 2 rights in Green pasture, Salem, originally entered to their grandfather, Matthew Estes. December T). [j^j^ for ^^45, he and wife ^Lary, sold to Timothy Orne. two rights in Green pasture, entered to Matthew Estes. December 7, 1741, he and wife ^Lary, deed 5 acres, 40 poles, to William Browne, ivs([. Jime 16, 1742. he bought of Peter Osgood and wife Mary, 6 acres in StutiifieM, bounded south on said Estes, west on highway ; nort!i on Xath'l Swasey ; east on harbor.

DESCENDANTS OF MATTHEW. 1 3 February 14, 1742-3, he buys of his brother Matthew, cordwainer, Lynn, 14 acres in Xorthfield ; bounded west on l^iiftam ; north on a way ; east on Curwin, now in occupation of Robert Buffani ; south on North river. Also for ;^22 : 10 s., all right in 15 acres at Sagamore hill, Lynn, one third of which, Hannah Estes, widow, and mother of said Ahijah and Matthew, is now seized of. Same day he buys of brother Kichard of Lynn, for 5 s., all right in 14 acres in Northfield, given said Richard by his grandfather Matthew. December 6, 1746, he and wife Mary, deed to John Crowninshield, mariner, ij^ acres in Southficld ; bounded east on highway; south on Nathaniel Archer and said Crowninshield ; west on mill pond. June 20, 1755, he as gentleman and wife Mary, deed to Honorable William Browne, 2 rights in Green pasture. September 22, 1757, he and wife Mary, to Benjamin 4 Ropes, acres in Southfield. September 23, 1757, he and wife Mary, deed to Gamaliel Hodges, 7 acres in Southfield ; bounded on Benjamin Ropes, Nath'l Swasey, and east on the harbor. June 22, 1758, he of Salem, gentleman, for ^CSo, bought of Benjamin Taft, of Uxbridge, Mass., 200 acres in the southwesterly part of Douglas, Mass. February 9, 1761, he of Salem, gentleman, for ^30, bought of John Read, of Uxbridge, 190 acres in the southwesterly part of Douglas ; this he sold to William Jennison, September II, 1777. February 9, 1 761, he of Salem, for ..^IG, bought of Benjamin Taft of Uxbridge, no acres in the southwesterly part ot Douglas, District 2 ; bounded south on land of the above said Estes; west on the line of town district running by Capt. \Vm. Chandler's plan ; east on land laid out for Simeon Chamberlain, and to extend so far north as to comprehend oiie hundred and ten acres, with an ecjual breadth at each end in full.

14 ESTES GENEALOGIES. March 5. 1764, Benjamin Hathorne, hatter, and wife Hannah, "as collateral security for payment of y® money which shall become due on my bond, in consideration of 10 s. paid by Ahijah Estes, gentlem in, do convey a hatter's shop, standing on land belonging to heirs of Joseph Hathorne, deceased, said land being on west side of a highway (now Washington street) leading to Southfield, and opposite the court house, bounded east by said highway; south by Miles Ward, 3d.; west by land of Xath'l Ropes ; and north by y*' street and land of David liritton, being y® same shop I bought of Miles Ward Jr., nt)w in occupation of Samuel Estes. " February iS, 1768, for ^184: 18 s., he deeds to Thomas Mason, merchant, 1 1 acres, 26 poles in Northfield, beginning at the northwest corner by a way, and bounded on Jonathan Buffum, Quaker, pasture, John Crowninshield, John Nutting, North river, etc. ; the premises containing the whole of what was granted to me by Matthew Estes (his brother) by his deed, February 14, 1742-3. April 26, 1773, for ^10: 13: 4 d., he deeds to Thomas Mason, i common right in Great pasture, originally the right of John Cook and then the property of Samuel Cook, which he conveyed to said Ahijah, December 14, 1732. September 11, 1777, for ^:6o, he deeds to William Jennison, physician, of Dougla.s, Mass., 190 acres in the southwest corner of Douglas, adjoining the state of Rhode Island, being the same lantl he bought of John Read, late of Douglas, deceased. January i, 1778, William Pickman and wife Elizabeth, deed to Ahijah hastes their dwelling house, with land under and atljoining, now improved by Daniel King, and all their right in land and passage way between said house and land, and tiie brick house and the land adjoining, belonging to John Gardner, which way leads and extends from the main street, north up to the sugar house, so-called, now improved

DESCENDANTS OF MATTPIEW. I 5 by Samuel West and Sarah Ives. Also all my right and estate in the house last mentioned, and in the land under and belonging to it. Witnesses were Martha Pomroy and Clark Gayton Pickman. The old sugar house, so-called, yet stands in the rear of Mudgett & Co.'s (formerly Smith & Manning's) stable yard, at the western side, and directly in the rear of Timothy Rope's block, and was erected, some years prior to 1754, by Benjamin Pickman, who also owned the Estcs mansion, both of which houses he gave to his son, William Pickman, who sold them to Ahijah Estes. The mansion house formerly extended across the sidewalk into the street. In this end was a shop kept by Mary Blaney, one of Mr. Estes' widowed daughters. Some years before the house was torn down, the projecting end was cut off on a line with the o'her buildings. Mr. Estes was a pew owner and proprietor in Dr. Whitakcr's meeting house, which was burned in the great conflagration, October 6, 1774. He made his will September 3, 1783, proved June 7, 1790, which says, "Whereas I have bestowed on my son Samuel, deceased, as much as I think his part of my interest amounts to, therefore, I bequeath as a token of remembrance to the heirs of his body, viz : Ruth Ames, Anna, Mary and Samuel Gardner Estes, his children, 5s. each; which is all they are ever to claim of my estate. •'To my three widowed daughters, Mary Blaney, Hannah Hathorne and Elizabeth Saunders, they shall have a joint and equal right to enjoy and use the house where I now live, so long as they continue to live together as one family, except the use of the shop on the front street, which shall be to the sole use of Mary Blaney ; but if they choose to live separately, said daughters Hannah and Elizabeth shall have the use of the north end of the house, well yard, etc. " Also to said Mary and her heirs all my right in fee simple fo the south end of said house from the eastern entry way

l6 ESTES GENEALOGIES. leading into said house. xA.lso the use and improvement of the sugar house as it is now let or hired ; she paying to my son Nathaniel one fourth part of the neat annual rent. " After the decease of said Mary the whole of my estate then remaining to be divided between my son Nathaniel, and daughters Hannah Ilathorne and Elizabeth Saunders, or their heirs. To said Alary I give all movable and personal estate for her entire use, except my wearing apparel and linen, which I give to my son Nathaniel. " Appoints his daughter Mary, executrix. Witnesses : Rev. Nathaniel Whittaker, Richard Pike, David Ropes. Remarried (published March i6, 1728) April 11, 1728, Mary, daughter of Richard Orne and Elizabeth (Pike), baptized at the Eirst Church, Salem, in adult age, May 10, 1722-23 ; died before 1783 ; member of F"irst Church, Salem. Children, baptized at First Church, Salem. 34 I Mary,* bapt. Feb. 2, 172S-9; d. Apr. [7, 1799. She made her will Aug. 12, 1795, proved June 3, 1799, in which she gives to her sister, Elizabeth Saunders, widow, "all her real and personal estate including clothing, rents and debts and everything else that can be found, at the time of my decease," and appoints her Ex'.\. She as Ex'.x of her father's estate, sold by order of the court, Dec. 14, 1792, for ^200 deed to Thomas Mason, merchant, a dwelling house formerly a sugar house, and land under and adjoining, beginning at the N. W. corner and running E., bounded N. on late Josiah Orne's, dec'd, about 32 ft. 4 in., which e.xtends S in. E. of the X. E. corner of s*" house, running S., bounded on land of John Gardner on a straight line to the brick work at the S. E. corner of s'^ house thence running W., by the front of s'' house 6 ft. thence running S., bounded on a way to be for the use of the premises, and the owner of s^ Gardner's land, 21 ft. thence running \V. bounded S. on other land of s' dec'd 26 ft. 9 in. to a fence thence running N., bounded W. on land of James King to first bounds. She md., Jan. 25, 1753, Thomas, s. of Thomas Blaney and Desire (Dean); d. before 1783; she was one of the first members of North church, formed in 1772. Xo issue.

35 lU 37 IV 38 V DESCENDANTS OF MATTHEW. 1/ Hannah/ bapt. July i8, 1731 ; d. before 1795 ; pub, Dec. 15, 1753 to Benjamin, ?.. of Uenjamin Hathorne and Hannah (Derby) bapt. Jan. 18, 172S; d. before 17S3; was a hatter, his shop being on Wasliington street, near the Salem Nat. Bank. No issue. Ahijah/ bapt. .Sept. 23, 1733; d. before 17S3; unmd. Sarah, ^ bapt. May 4, 1735; d. y. Elizabeth,-* bapt. Mar. 27, 1737 ; pub. Oct. 30. 1762, to Philip, s. of Philip Saunders and Mary (Elkins), bapt. ist ch'h June 11, 1732; d. about 1S30; no issue. She lived to be over 90 years of age ; but at the close of life her mental capacity became quite impaired. She resided with her two widowed sisters on the homestead. June 25, 1800, she, as Elizabeth Saunders, wid., in consideration of Si, conveys to Elizabeth Grant, wid., for having discharged her from a debt due from Mary Blaney to her of 3197, she being the e.x'x and residuary legatee in the s"* Mary's will, and for the further consideration of her having this day executed and delivered to me her obligation to maintain and support me during life, have conveyed &c., to s'' Elizabeth Grant a dwelling house and land under it and adjoining, bounded S. on Essex St., measuring 24 ft. 4 in. — E. on land of John Gardner, or a way between the premises and land of s* Gardner 86 ft. — N. on land lately conveyed by Mary Blaney as ex'x of the will of Ahijah Estes, to Thomas Mason 26 ft. 9 in. — W. on land of James King 46 ft. — then S. on — his land 39 ft. to s'* street, at S. W. corner of the premises, — the s* premises being now subject to a mortgage made by s* Mary Blaney to John Clough, and by him" assigned to s* Elizabeth Grant, by deed dated July 25, 1798, and all my right in law or equity to redeem the same. [The aforesaid Elizabeth Grant was dau. of Dr. John Delhonde and Elizabeth (Pike), b. Salem, Nov. 28, 1742; d. ; md., Dec. 28, 1762, Samuel, s. of Daniel Grant and Sarah (Gale) b. Aug. 25, 1739; d. Apr. 10, 1794. The wives of John Delhonde and Ahijah Estes were sisters. Ch. of Samuel Grant: 39 I Sarah, b. Nov. 7, 1763; d Sept. 16, 17S9. 40 2 Elizabeth, b. Mar. 22, 1767; d. ; md., Nov. 5, 1820, James, s. of John King and Elizabeth (Gale), bapt. ist ch'h May 27, 1751 ; d. June 3, 1S31, x-t. 79; no issue. 41 3 Samuel, b. Sept. 21, 1772.] 4a Sarah, d.iu. of John and F'.lizabeth Delhonde, and sister to Elizal>eth Gr.mt, was b. June 17, 1745;

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l8 ESTKS GENEALOGIES. S; ; md. (i), Jolm Clough, by whom she had 3 ch. ; md. (2). May iS, 1774, Tliomas Holmes, who came to this countiy from England, and died at sea. Ch. (by Hoh-nes). 43 1 Sarah,b. Sept. 15. 1775; d. Mar. 9, 1S4S; md., June 16, 1796, Timothy, s. of I'cnj. Ropes and Ruth (Hardy), b. Apr. 9 1773; d. Feb. 17, 184S. They are the parents of Timothy Ropes, who came into possession of the Estes mansion by deed of gift, whicli he eventually tore down, and erected on its site the present Ropes block. 44 2 Thomas, b. May 7, 17S0 ; d. ; md., Feb. 22, 1S07, Nancy, dau. of Joshua Cross and Lydia (Derby), b. Oct. 14, I7S1 : d. ; four ch. 45 3 Renjiimin Delhonde, b. ; d. Boston, of consumption, Oct. 13, iSlS; md. Patty Rowe, and left 3 ch. 46 \l Samuel.* l.npt. Oct. 21. 1739; d. before 17S3; no settlement of his estate. He was a hatter on Washington st., at the old stand of his father, and rather reckless in his habits, drawing heavily on his father's estate, whereby he was cut off in his will. But, notwithstanding the e.xcess and %vastefulne?s of his living, his father hnd rot foigotten his grandchildren; pub. Apr. 16, 1762, to Ruih, dau. of Daniel Gardner and Anna {I'utnam), bapt. Sept. 13, 1740. Ch. (Tabernacle ch'h) Salem : 47 I Ruth Ames,' bapt. Apr. 16, 1763. 48 2 Anna,' bapt. June 16, 1765. 49 3 Mary,' b.ipt. Sept. 7, 1766. 50 4 Samuel Gardner,' l-apt. May 23, 1773. 51 VII Nathaniel* (S9), bapt. Mar. 29. 1741. 52 VIII Sarah,* bapt. May i, 1743; d. before 1783; unmd. 53 John^ Estes (20), son of Johir (Jl/at//uu'''),horn February 26,1711, died, Marblehcad, ; blacksmith, was a Quaker. February 7, 1732-3, he and wife Eliabeth, deed to Ahijah Estes, of Salem, hatter, 3 acres, 102 poles land, laid out in Nahant, eighth lot, third range, Bass Neck, originally laid out to my grandfather, Matthew Estes. March 2.0, 1732-3, deeds to William Collins. Lynn, carpenter, 8 acres, 100 poles land in Lynn ; also, to the same, 8 acres in Seldom good pasture, which was laid out to Matthew Estes.

DESCENDANTS OF MATTHEW. I9 " I, Hannah, widow of John Estes," (father to above John) " late of Lynn, deceased, having a right of improvement to the above premises, by virtue of the will of my father-in-law, Matthew Estes, do quitclaim the same " etc., April 12, 1733, he and wife Elizabeth, Marblehead, deed to Ebenezer Hawkes, Marblehead, blacksmith, in consideration of a dwelling house and a cow's lease in Marblehead, also ^20 in money, one half of a dwelling house, barn and 35 acres of land, in Lynn. May 19, 1737, he and wife Elizabeth, Marblehead, to his brother, Ahijah Estes of Salem, hatter, all right in land at Sagamore hill, Lynn. Mr. Estes married, August lO, 1732, Elizabeth, daughter of Francis Norwood and Sarah (Trevitt). No record of family. 54 William^' Estes, (22) son of John' (^Matthew'), born August 23, 171S ; died April 6. 1781. He lived in Lynn, and was a hatter. He made his will August 12, 1776 ; proved, December 3, 1781. " To wife Ruth, he gives the use and improvement of all his estate in Lynn. To daughter Hannah, (Newhall) ^26: 13:4. To daughter Ruth, (Breed) 3J_. acres, being the eastwardly end of a pasture I lately bought of Dr. Burchstead. To daughter Anna, (Hawkes) ^'26 : 13 : 4. To daughter Rebecca, £iyi : 6 : 8. To daughter Elizabeth, /'53 : 6 : 8. To my two daughters, Elizabeth and Rebecca, the use of the front lower room, southeast end of my dwelling house, kitchen, etc., while unmarried. To son Mark, one half of all my real estate in Lynn ; also the use of one third of the real estate ; also one half of my team and husbandry implements, in consideration of his providing as much wood as my wife shall want until son William comes of age. To son William, one half of my real estate, except what is before mentioned, and when of age, to have the improvement of one half of one third of allmy

20 ESTES GENEALOGIES. real estate ; also, the improvement of one quarter part of my team and farmini;- utensils. To son Mark, all my tools for hatting business, and all the ingredients for coloring hats ; also one half of my wearing apparel. To son William, one half of my wearing apparel. My debts and all charges arising on the settlement of my estate to be paid by my executors, out of my trading stock, and the remainder of my live stock together with debts of all kinds due to me, and the remainder of said trading stock, live stock and debts, I give to my two daughters, Rebecca and Elizabeth, to be divided in equal shares. Wife Ruth and son ^Mark executors. He married, January i, 1745-6, Ruth, daughter of Mark Graves and Ruth (Phillips), born February i, 1727 ; died October 31, 1807. .She made her will July 20, 1786, proved November 4, 1807 ; bequeathed to her two maiden daughters, Rebecca and Elizabeth, two best beds, bedsteads and bedding, and a large amount of furniture and articles of domestic use; also, the use, improvements and income of my land in Trundle rock pasture. To son Mark, she gives her great Bible. To son William, one of the meanest beds and bedding ; wearing apparel to be divided among the four daughters and granddaughter Lydia Newhall. Residue of the estate divided among said daughters and heirs of deceased daughter Hannah Newhall. Son-in-law Isaac Hacker, executor. Inventory of estate ^^1417 : 12: 11. Children : 55 I Hannah,-* b. Sept. 20, 1746; d. Nov. 27, 1781 ; md., Apr. 25, 1769, Daniel, s. of .Samuel Newhall and Keziah (Breed), b. Feb. 4, 1741 ; d. Nov. 15, 1793; cordwainer, Lynn. After his wife's decease he md. (2), May 20, 1789, Elizabeth Dodge of Boston, who d. Feb. 1S22; no issue. Ch. (by Hannah): Estes,' b. Sept. 9, 1770; d. 1S57. Deborah.^ b. Dec. 5, 1772 ; d. Aug. 17, 17S3. Lydia,' b. Mar. i6, 1775. Daniel,' b. Nov. 21, 1778. Ruth/ 1). Mar. 13,174s; d. Mar. i, 17S7; md., .\pr. 30, 1766, .-\nios, s. cn'r llrectl. Ij. Jan. 11,1739; d. : was a Quaker. Ch : 56 I 57 2 58 3 59 4 60 n

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6i I 52 2 63 3 64 4 65 5 66 6 67 7 68 S 69 III 70 IV 71 V D?:SCENDA\TS OF MATTHEW. 21 William/ b. Feb. 3, 1767 ; d. Apr. 17, foU'g. i 62 2 Deborah,^ b. Apr. 24. 176S ; d. Apr. 12, 1772. Amos,' b. Aug. 19,1771. Walter,' b. Apr. i, 1774; d. Apr. 2S, foll'g. Deborah,' b. Nov. 23, 1775. Ruth,' b. July 30, 177S; d. June 22, 1793. Hannah,' b. Feb. 16, 17S1. Rebecca,' b. June 17, 1784. William,'' b. May 2S, 1750; d. 1762. Mark* (109), b. Sept. 13, 1752; d. Mar. 11, 1S41. .Anna/ b. Sept. 2S, 1754; d. Sept. S, 1802; md., Apr. 26, 1774, Isaac, s. of Jeremiah Hacker and Lydia Smith, (dau. of John and Mary), b. Salem, Sept. 6, 1750; d. May 9, iSiS, buried in Friends' burial ground Salem. Ch : 72 I Lydia,' b. Feb. 20, 1775; d. Aug. 22, 1799; md. Philip Chase Salem. Rebecca,' b. Feb. i, 1777 ; d. July 11, 1799. Hannah,' b. Oct. 21, 1779; d. Feb. 12, 1792. Isaac,' b. Feb. 12, 17S2 ; d. Isle of France, May 24, 1S04. William Estes,' b. Aug. 2, 1884; d. ; md., June 20, 1S13; Nancy, dau. of Squares and Esther Shove, b. Dec. 25, 17SS, d. at Danvers, Oct. 6, 1S30. Ten children. Isaiah,' b. Apr. 13, 17S7. Springet Penn,' b. Apr. iS, 1790; d. Nov. 30, 1791. Hannah,' b. Dec. 5, 1792. Elizabeth,' b. Apr. 24, 1795; ^- ^"S- --> 'S06. Jeremiah,' b. July 12, 1799. Rebecca,-* b. June 9, 1757 ; d. Sept. 22, 1761. Matthew,-* b. Dec. 22, 1761 ; d. 1762. I 84 VIII Rebecca,* b. Aug. 17, 1762; d. Xov, S, 1S33 ; ""md. I 85 IX Elizabeth,* b. Jan. i, 1765; d. Apr. 6, 17S8; unmd. I 86 X William* (£12), b. Jan. 29, 176S; d. Mar, 15, 1S4S. 73 2 74 3 75 4 76 5 77 6 78 7 79 8 80 9 81 10 82 VI 83 VII 84 VIII 85 IX I 87 Matthew -' Estes (32), .son of John' {Matthezu'), born i September 7, 1720; administration granted his widow Anna, } December 10, 17S4; Hved in Lynn; a cordwainer ; married \ (i) September 19, 1744, Martha, daughter of David Blaney, f a tanner of Salem, born , died ; married (2) Sep t tember 16, 1746, Anna, daughter of Samuel Newhall and and Kezia (Breed), born Lynn, October 27, 1725 ; died . Child (by Anna). 88 I Martha,* b. Oct. 21, 1747.

jfourtb (Bcncration, 89 Nathaniel ^ Estes (51), son of Ahijah-^ {John: Matthew'^, baptized First church, Salem, March 19, 1741 ; died , no settlement of his estate on record.; a cooper and was living July 16, 1794, when he, Mary Blaney, Elizabeth Saunders and tlannah Ilathorne, his widowed sisters, Elizabeth, widow of Samuel Grant, Sarah, widow of Thomas Holmes, Joseph Hood, mariner, Jeremiah Shepherd, hatter, William Gray 3d, painter, and wife Susanna in her ri^^'ht, Margaret Pike, single, all of Salem ; and Christopher Osgood, Danvers, and wife r^Iary, in her right, being all heirs and legal representatives of Richard Pike, late of Salem, blacksmith, deceased; for ^120, deed to Thomas Mason, merchant, a quitclaim of all their right in that part of a dwelling house lately set off to Mary, widow of said Richard Pike. June 24, 1768, he, cooper, and wife Elizabeth, one of the daughters of Nathaniel Knight, mariner, deceased, deed to Benjamin Knight, mariner, one fourth ot two thirds part and the reversion and remainder of one fourth of the other one third part, dependent on the estate for life therein of their mother, Susanna Knight, and all the right, claim, etc., of said Nathaniel and Elizabeth in the late mansion house and homestead land of said father, Nathaniel Knight, butting west on Turner's lane ; north on John Foot ; east on Samuel Carlton, deceased; and south on land in occupation of widow Mercy Beadle. Then follows the partition between widow Susanna, Nathaniel Estes and Iknjamin Knight : December 14, 1792. We, Hannah Hathorne, widow, Elizabeth Saunders, wi. low, and Nathaniel E^.tes, cooper, all of

DESCENDAiNTS OF MATTHEW. 23 Salem,— whereas our late father. Ahijah Estes, late of Salem, died seized of a piece of land and two dvvellin^^ houses thereon,— the one thereof commonly called the Sugar house, and the other being his mansion house where he lived until his decease ; and whereas the said Ahijah did in his last will, proved September 3, 1783, grant and devise to his daughter, Mary Blaney, widow, the south end of said mansion house, from the east entry way, leading into said house, together with the common use of said entry in fee simple ; also did will and grant the use and improvement of the north end of said mansion from the east entry leading into said house, and did therein devise the use and improvement of the north end of said mansion to the said Elizabeth and Hannah during their widowhood with the common use of the well yard, outhouses, east entry and kitchen, which was to be in common to said Elizabeth, Hannah, and Mary's use. And the said Ahijah in his will did grant and devise that after the decease of his said daughter, ^Mary Blaney, the whole of his real estate which should then be remaining should be equally divided between said Nathaniel, Elizabeth and Hannah, one third thereof to be to each of them and their heirs ; and whereas said Mary, executrix of the will of said Ahijah, hath by order of court for payment of his debts since his decease, sold said dwelling house called the Sugar house, and the land under and adjoining the same, being part of said land whereof said Ahijah died seized of, as per deed, in her capacity as executrix, to Thomas Mason, of Salem, merchant, dated this day, as will appear, reference thereto being had ; and whereas said Mary hath already paid and discharged debts which were owing said Ahijah at time of decease to a greater amount than the whole proceeds of his real estate sold by her as aforcsaitl, together with and added to the sum of which all the residue of his real estate that yet remains unsold was appraised at. Now know ve that we. the said Hannah, Eliza 

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24 ESTES GENEALOGIES. beth and Nathaniel, in consideration of 5 s. paid us by said Mary, we do . . . sell, convey, release and quitclaim to said IMary, heirs, etc., said mansion house of said Ahijah and land under and adjoining, being and comprehending all the land said Ahijah died seized of, except said Sugar house and the land under and adjoining the same, conveyed to said Mason as aforesaid ; and is bounded north on said land sold by her as e.xecutri.x, to said Mason ; east on land of Capt. John Gardner ; south on Main (Essex) street ; and west on land of James King." . . . Witnesses: William Carlton, Samuel Grant. Mr. Estes married, August 21, 1764, Elizabeth, daughter of Nathaniel Knight and Susanna (Barton), born i 744 i "died November 3, 1787 of atrophy; she had been delirious for six months ; has left six children, two males and a married daughter." [Dr. W'm. Bentley's death notes.] Her mother, Susanna, was daughter of Matthew Barton and widow Elizabeth (Dickenson), baptized First church, Salem, March 29, 1702. , Children : 90 I Polly,- b. abt. 1765 : d. ; md. (i), Sept. 26, 17S4, Philip Lawrence, no isivie ; md. (2), June 27, 1802, Jcshua Pierce.no issue ; md. (3), Xo\. 26, iSif, William P'oye, no issue. gr II Elizabeth,' b. Mar. i, 1773; d. ; md., Oct., 1791, Allen Curtis, b. Daavcrs (Pcabody). Fc-b. 9, 1767; d. Ch. (Peabody) : 92 I Charles,* b. Oct 13, 1793; ), b. ; d. ; was of Peabodv. 93 2 94 3 95 4 96 5

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DESCENOANTS OF MATTHEW. 2$ 98 III XathanitP (136), b, . 1775; d. Aug. 2. 1S4S. 99 IV Il.iniiaii,' li. al)t. 17S0; d. ; md. r)ct. 31, iS 02, Jonathan, s. of Joseph Millett and Elizabeth (Bullock), b. Salem, July i6, 17S1 : d. Oct. zS, 1851; no issue ; was a saddler, and his shop 5 stood on the site of the stone court house, lie md. (2), May i 2, 1814, Sarah Sprague, dau. of William Punchard and Sarah I (Sprague), b. Sept. 16, 17S8 ; d. Feb. 10, 1S29. Ch. (by Sarah) : [ 100 t William Punchard, b. Mar. 8, 1815; d. , 1.S68. i 1 01 2 Jona. Hardy, b. July 2S, 1S17 ; d. July — , 1S4C. I 102 3 Joseph Ropes, b. I)ec. 19. 1819; d. Mar. 31, 1856. t 103 4 Sarah E., b. May 26, 1S22. ) . I 104 5 Amelia A., b. May 26. 1822; P'^"'-'- md., Oct. 3, 1S47. f John B. Edwards (name changed from Brooks), father of r the Edwards P.ros., grocers, on corner of North and F"edI eral sts., Salem. 105 6 Hannah M..b. Feb. 12, 1828; d. Apr. 8, 1829. Susan, ^ b. ; d. , unnid. Ahijah' (163), b. ; d. . Isabella,- b. ; d. infancy. 109 Mark^ Estes (70), son of William (^Johnr Matt/iciv^'), born, Lynn, September 13, 1752 ; died, ; married, , Elizabeth, daughter of Ezekiel Fowler and Elizabeth, (Buxton) ; born, Salem, ; died, before iSoi. Children : no I Matthew' (171). b. Apr. 24, 1778; d. May, 1824 ; md., , Polly Evans. Ill II Ezekiel- (174), b. Apr. 17, 17S1 ; d. Dec. 16, 1844. Ezekiel Fowler in his will gave his grandsons Matthew and Ezekiel Estes 575 each. 105 6 io5 \107 VI 108 VII 112 William^ Estes CS^G), son of William'^ {,yoh>ir J^ratA'vtc'^). born, Lynn, January 29 1768 ; died, ALireh 15, 1S48 ; cordwainer : married (i), October 24, 1799. Hannah, daughter of Thomas Nichols and Hannah ( .) of Salem, who died before 1S05: married (2), July 3. 1805, Rebecca, daughter of T^enjamin Chase and Eunice (Breed), born January 20, 17S1. [The Friends' records at Lynn, give her birth, 6th month, 17th, 17S0.] She was the granddaughter of Philip Chase

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26 . ESTES GENEALOGIES. of Swansea, Mass. (Sainuel'^^ Wiliia7n', JTzZ/mm^, C/iase, the emigrant), she died, February ii, 1862. Children (by Hannah) : 113 I Elizabetli,' b. Jan. lo, iSoi ; d. Concord Hospital, Feb. 24 or 2;, 1SS6 ; unmd. 114 II Hannah,' b. Aug. 2S, 1S03; d. Sept. 20, foll'g. Children (by Rebecca) : 115 III Hannah, 5 b. Dec. 30, 1S05; d. Nov. 24, 1S23. 116 IV William,' b. Julv 12, 1S06; d. Dec. 30, foU'g. {. 117 V Thomas,' b. July 12, iSo6. ^ twins. 118 VI Eunice,' b. Apr. 15, iSoS; d. Apr. 3, 1S39; unmd. iig VII William Henry' (iQo), b. June 7, iSio; md., Oct. 37, 1S35,Rebecca L. Dodge. 120 VIII Gulielma Maria,' b. Feb. 20, 1S12; d. ; md., , Thomas Ripley. Ch. ; Thomas,* b. . Rebecca,* b. ; md. Rufus Peirce. John,* b. . Eliza,* b. ; md. William Hewes. Springett Penn,' b. Feb, 20, 1S12; d. Aug., 1S61. Ruth,' b. Nov. 26, 1815; d. ; unmd. Ezra Baker' (201), b. Jan. 13, 1S17. XII Lydia,' b. Feb. 9, 1S19: d. May 17, 18S3 ; for several years proprietor and manufacturer of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, business established 1S75; riid., Sept. S, 1S43, Isaac, s. of Daniel Pinkliam and Abigail (Hawkcs), b. Portsmouth, X. H., Dec. 25,, 1S13. In early life a shoe dealer; latterly, real estate speculator. Ch: Charles Hacker,* b Dec. 9, 1S44. Daniel Rogers,* b. July 7, 1S46 ; d. Sept. 1S47. Daniel Rogers,* b. Nov. 19, 1S4S; d. Oct. 3, iSSi. William Henry,* b. Dec. 30, 1S52 ; d. Dec. 3, iSSi. Aroline Chase,* b. June 17, 1S57 ; md., , William H. Go\e, Esq., lawyer, Sakm. Isaac Hacker' (212), b. Nov. lo, 1S20. Lois.' b. Mar. 23, ii>23; d. Dec. 17, foll'g. 136 Nathaniel'^ Estes (98), son of Nathaniel^ (A/aja/r, ydiir, Matjheiv^), born, Salem, . 1 775 ; died August 2, 1S4S, aged "J I, hair nianufacturer. The Salem Gazette, of Friday, August 4, 1848, says : " He was a soldier in the war 121 122 123 124 125 IX 125 X 127 XI 128 XII 129 I 130 2 131 3 132 4 X33 5 134 XIII 135 XIV

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137 I 138 ir 139 III I40 , 141 2 1.12 3 143 4 144 s 145 IV 145 V DESCENDANTS OF MATTHEW. 2/ of iS 13, and served under General Ripley. Funeral, Saturday A.M., August 5, from hi.s residence in North Salem." He then lived in the so-called Stetson house, No. 59 Burr St., on the hill: married, November 9, 1804, iMary Larrabee, born May 10, 178S ; died, ; daughter of . Children : I George Washington'' (219), b. Nov. 19, 1S05. Nathaniel Knight* (2-3), b. Aug. 19, 1S09. Hannah Millett,* b. Aug. 19, iSio; d. Jan. 17, 18S6 ; md., Oct. 17, 1S30, Joshua, b. of Dea. Joshua Upham and Mary (Nichols), b. Dec. 23, 1S07 ; d. Oct. 10, 1S73. Ch. (Salem) : Franklin,' b. Dec. 25, 1S32. Benjamin Nichols," b. July 7, 1S36. Joseph Warren," b. June 17, iSjo. Henry Pulaski," b. June 16, 1S47. Elizabeth Ellen," b. July 23, 1S50. IV Joshua Pierce* (-39i. ')■ Apr. 10, 1S14. Clara Henfiekl,* b. July 10, 1S21 ; d. Lynn, May 26, 1SS5 ; md., Feb. 2S, 1S42, James Wedgwood, s. of Alvah Dearbon and Sarah (Leavitt), b. Ehingham, N. H., Apr. 23, 1S22 ; resides in Lynn ; mason contractor. Ch. ( Mass.) : 147 1 Pliilinda Harwood," b. Salem, Aug. 27, 1S44; d. Nov. 23, 1S75. Benjamin Augustus," b. Salem, Mar. ro, 1S4-. Clara Hentield,' b. Salem, June 22, 1849. Isabel.^b. Saugus, July 3, 1853; d. Jan. 15, iJ>Si. James Fred'k,'' b. Saugus, May 6, 1S55; d. Aug. 6, foU'g. Alvah,'' b. Saugus, Jan. 3, 1S57 ; d. July 3, 1S63. Wni. Henry,' b. Saugus, Apr. 3, 1S59; ,

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28 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 163 Ahijah* Estes (107), son of Nathaniel^ {Ahijah^, John-, Matthtzu'), born, ; died, ; published, September 26, 1S12 ; married, October 2, 1S12, Lydia, daughter of John and Rebecca Hawkes, born, Lynn, October 12, 17S9 ; died, . Children : 164 I David Hawkes* (36S), b. Aug. 31, 1S13; d. Dec. 29, 1S7S. 165 TI Marv,* b. Feb. 13, fSiS: ) ■ il. unmd., Oct. — , 1SS6. 166 • III Martha.* b. Feb. 13, tSiS ; \ ^'^''"''' md., Sept. 23, 1S51. George C, s. of Abraham Xoj-es and Rebecca (Cross), b. Dec. 17, 1S22 ; lives in Lynn, swine dealer. Ch. : 167 I George Abraham,'' b. June 13, 1852. 168 2 Franklin Pierce,^ b. Xov. 22, 1S53. 169 3 Marv Frances,' b. Nov. 11, iS:;;. ) 170 4 Martha Maria,' b. Xov. r i, 1857. \ ^'^''"^• 171 Matthew^ Estes (no), son of Mark* {IVilliain'^ Johir, Mattiir:ij'), born, Lynn, April 24, 1778 ; died, May, 1824; was a hatter; married, , Mary Evans. Children ; 172 I John" (203), b. Fe!;. 6. iSr3: d. May 30. 1S54. 173 II Mark * (325^, b. May S. iSr4. 174 Ezekiel5 Estes (iii), sonof Mark+ (^Wi!liai>i\ yoJuf, Matthew',^ born, Lynn. April 17. 17S1 ; died, December 16, 1844; married, . Mary, daughter of Ebenezer Breed and Mar)' ( ") ; born, AVeare, New Hampshire, September 30, 17S6 ; died, July 29, 1S74, aged. 88. Children : 175 I William,* (334) b. July 20, iSc6; d. Feb. 17, 1S3S. 176 II R.ith.* b. July I, iScS; nul. Xov. 16, 1S26, Edward Brooks Tobey, s. of Stephen Gove and Lydia (Gove), b. Weare. X'. M.. June 27. iSoi; d. Mar. 11, 1S74. She died Dec. 22, 1SS7. Ch: 177 I Ilann.ih.- b. .\pril 23, 1S35; md. 1SS6, Caleb Lamson. 178 2 Charles i:dward,' b. Xo\. 21, 1S42; d. Dec. 25, 1S63. 179 III Lydia IVe.-d,* b. July 6. iNro; md. , Kdward Goldsmith. 180 Had a d.ui. Marv i;!i/id>eth. m.l. Xewhall.

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1 82 I 183 2 184 V 185 VI DESCENOAXTS OF MATTHEW. 29 IV Rebecca,* b. June 9, 1813, died Apr. 12, iSSi ; md. Apr. 14, 1S36; pjcnjainin H., -. of Joseph Currier and Lydia (Richards), b. Lynn, May 15, iSi2 ; d. Dec. 24, 1SS7. He was formerly in tlie clothing business, and was father of Benj. W. Currier, the well known Boston clothier and proprietor of the Xaumkeag Clothing store in Salem. For many years he was engaged in the retail clothing: business on L'nion street, Lynn, being the senior member of the firm of B. H. Currier & Co., but retired with a compentency several years before his decease. The Salem Observer of Dec. 31, 1SS7, in an obituary notice, speaks of him as " a man of sterling character and integrity, and one whose every act was governed by the most conscientious motives. He was a prominent member of the First Univcisalist church ; also of Bay State Lodge, I. O. O. F. and the Essex Co. Veteran Odd Fellows Association." Ch: Benjamin Willis,'' b. Jan. [4, 1S3S. Joseph Swain," b. Sept. 25, 1S47 ; d. Aug. 12, 1S73. Ezekiel," b. Xov. iS, 1S15; d. Dec. — , 1S15. Mary Ann,* b. Jan. 20, 1817; d. Oct. 19, 1857; md. Gilbert Boyce. i85 Vn Elizabeth,* b. Sept. 2S, 1819; d. Xov. — . 1S71 ; md. Joseph Swain. 187 Vrrr Ezeklel Franklin,* (345) b. Feb. 9, 1S23. 188 L\ Lucy Ellen.* b. Aug. r4, 1S25 ; insane. 189 X Hannah.* b. July 9, 1S2S; d. Aug. 7, 1S32. 190 William Henrys Estes (119), son of William-' {IVi/lianr, John-, MattJieiv''), born, Lynn. June 7, 18 10; married, October 27, 1835, Rebecca Lee, daughter of Jacob Dodge and Rebecca (Lee) ; born, Wenham, I\Iass., June 24, 18 15 ; formerly a shoemaker ; resides, L3-nn. Children : 191 I George Thonii)son,* b. May iS, 1S37 ; letter carrier; md. (i), Wenham, May iS, 1S59, Eliza W., dau. of Andrew Dodge and Elizabeth ( ), of Hamilton, Mass.; b. Hamilton, , 1S35; d. Lynn, Oct. 3, 1S77, xt. 43 yrs., 9 mos. (2), Xov. 23 1S7S, Hattie P., wid. of Whiteiiouse. and dau. of Thomas Pierce and .\nn (Shaw) ; b. Yarmouth, X. S., , 1S44; d. Lynn, Jan. rS. 1SS6. (3), Xewport, R. L. Aug. 26, 1SS7, Effie, dau. of Tllomas Pierce and Ann (Shaw), b. Yarmouth, \ X. S., Sept. 4. 185S. Ch. (by Eliza W.) :

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192 I 193 2 194 II 195 III 30 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Frank Dodge/ b. Oct. 28, rS6o; d. Nov. 17, 1S76. Emma Flint/ b. Apr. 21, iSoS. Martha Jane,* b. , 1S39; d. young. Eunice,* b. Dec. 24, 1S40; md. Oct. 18, 1S71, William T., s. Thomas H. Lawton and Elizabeth I! (Tuell), b. Sept. 28, 1833; jeweller; no i-ssue ; resides No. 14 Wanton av., Newport, R. I. 196 IV Jacob Dodge,'' b. Sept. 2, 1S42. 197 V William Arthur,* b. May — , 1S46; died Oct. — , 1847. 198 VI Addie,* b. May 30, 184S; md., Nov. 4, 1SS6, Warren Hulin, s. of Eleazer Usher and Jane (Hartford), b. Lynn, Aug. 25, 1S4S ; shoe manufsK:turer ; no issue. 199 VII Josephine,* b. Mar. 30, 1852; md., June 17, 1S74, Arthur W., s. of Fraficis Lorendo and Martha (Williams), b. Stoneham, , 1846. 200 VIII William Arthur,* b. Sept. 10, 1S60. 201 Ezra Baker^ Estes (127), son of W iWiSim^ (IVi/liam,^ Ifo/i/!,- Matthezv'), born, January 13, 1817, shoemaker ; married, September 5, 1S39, Emeline B., dauLcbter of Swan and ( ) ; born, Salem, , 1S16 ; died, December --, 185S. Children : 202 I Marianna,* b. Aug. 15, 1842; unmd. 203 II William,* b. ; d. young. 204 III Charles Burley,* b. , 1S41 ; at Soldiers' Home, Togus, Me. i md. Jan. 22, 1S71, Sarah A., wid. of Dexter E. W. Stone, and dau. of Phenix Colby and Lydia Ann ( ), b. Newbuiyport, Mass., Aug. 28, 1836; no issue. 205 IV Edward Franklin,* b. May z, ; d. , 1SS7. 206 V Ruth Ann,* b. Oct. — , 1845; d. July 23, 1879; rn^., Apr. 5, 1S73, Frank, s. of Joseph L. Pease and Mary F. (Swift), b. East Randolph, Mass., Jan. 2, 1S45; man'fr of shoe trimmings, and inventor. He md. (2), July 3, 1SS3, Anna F., dau. of Levi H. Peirce. Ch. (by Ruth) : 207 I Lina.'b. Feb. 9, 1875. 208 VI Sumner Freemont,* h. Nov. 2, 1857 ; unmd. 2og VII Ezra B./' b. July — , 1849; d. Sept. 24, 1850. 210 \'III William E.,* b. Sept. 4, 1S51 ; d. Sept. 19, 1S7S ; shoemaker, md. 211 IK Ezra Baker,* b. : tl. infancv.

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DESCENDANTS OF MATTHEW. 3 1 212 Isaac Hacker^ Estes (134), son of William^ ( Williavi\ yolur, Matthciu'-), born, November 10, 1820; trader in hay and grain ; married, April 15,1855, Mary M., daughter of Ira H. Patch and Hannah (Dodge) ; born, Salem, November 9, 1S30; resides, No. 31 Estes St., Lynn, Mass. Children : . 213 I Nellie Hamilton,'^ b. Aug. i, 1S56; md., Dec. 24, 1S79, Edwin James, s. of James Thompson and Hannah H. ( ), b. Dover, . 1S46; dentist. 214 II Herbert Hacker,'' b. Apr. 2S, 1S59 ; md., Feb. 15, 1SS2. Emma J., dau. of .Samuel W. Heatley and .Sarah Ellen (Gibson), b. . Ch.; 215 I Harry Patch, ^ b. Nov. 12, 1SS2. 216 2 Lizzie Heli,^ b. Dec. 3, 1SS3. 217 III Alvah Wookhedge," b. Jan. 10, 1S65; d. Mar. 3, foil 'g. 218 IV Clarence Wooldredge,^ b. July 22, 1S66. 219 George Washington* Estes (137), son of Nathaniel^ {Nathauie/,'' A/rija/t,-' yohn,- Matt/iez^''), born, November 19, 1805 ; resides in Salem; formerly a trader; for many years a drummer in the Salem Brass Band : was admitted October [5, 1S46, to the Essex ^Lodge of Eree ^Masons, of Salem; married, June 13, 1S32, Susan Paine, daughter of William Holman jr., and Lydia (Phelps), born. October 24, iSoS ; died, November 21, 1S84. The following obituary appeared in a Boston paper : George W. Kstes, one of the oldest musicians in the country, died at his home, S Howard street, Salem, yesterday. The deceased was born Nov. 19, 1S05, ^riis demise.

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32 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Children : 220 I George Washington/ b. July 31, 1S32 ; dealer in fruits, toys and fancy goods, Salem, md., May 20, 1S54, Eliza Ann, dau. of Lewis Titcomb and Sarah (Baker), b. Orono, Me., Apr. 17, 1S34. Ch.: 221 I Lizzie Baker,* b. Feb. 25, 1S67 ; md., Sept. 3, 1S85, Ernest . ■ ■ Marshall, s. of David P. Carpenter and Louisa ^L (Boardman), b. ; clerk. 222 II Charles Augustus,' b. Oct. 4, 1S41 ; foreman printer at Salem Register office, md., Apr. 24, 1S73, Eliza Holman, dau. of Edmund Woodburv- and Eliza Wallace (Holman), b. Peabody, Dec. 2S, 1S44. 223 Nathaniel Knight'' Estes (_I3S), son of Nathaniel' {Nathaniel,'' AJiijah,'^ JoJui,- Mattluiu'^, born, Salem, August 19, 1S09; died, April 30, 1S86 ; shoemaker; resides in Salem; married, May 13, 1S34, Emeline, daughter of Peter Ouinn and Sarah (Pattey), born, February 22, 1812 ; died, January 13. 187 1. ■ . Children : 224 I Isabella Hovey,' b. June 3, 1S34; md. Dec. 7, 1S54, Alonzo De.\ter, s. of George Bu.xton and Sarah (Gladding), b. Nashua, X. H., Apr. 20, 1834; resides in Salem ; baker. Ch : Josephine Hovey,' b. Sept. 5, 1S55. Georgianna Forrest,^ b. July i, 1859; d. Mar. 19, 1S62. Ida Isabel,^ b. Jan. 20, 1S63. George Hovey,^ b. Jan. S. 1S3: ; lives in Salem ; teamster ; md. Nov, 30, 1869, Mary L., dau. of Eli Thomas and Clarissa (Curtis), b. Salem, May 20, 1S50 Ch : Mary Emma,* b. June 24, 1S70: d. Nov. iS, 1S78. Isabella Bu.vton,* b. Feb. 14. 1S74 ; d. Nov. 26, 1S7S. -\rthur Devereux,^ b. Jan. 21, 1S76; d. Nov. 28, 1878. George Henry French,^ b. Nov. 24, 1SS2. Edward Forrester," b. Dec. 26, 1S46; resides in Salem ; baker in the employ of his brother-in-law, Alonzo D. Bu.Kton ; md. Mar. I, 1875, Lucy Ellen, dau. of George Henry Thomas and Sophronia (Calderwood), b. Salem, June 8, 1S50. Ch : Edith Forrester,' b. Apr. 7, 1S79; d. Aug. 26, foll'g. Frank Henry,** b. Nov. 26, 18S1 ; d. Sept. 3, 18S2. Gertrude White,8 I , - , ^-f , ,>;^^ j d. Sept. i, 1S84. t- 1 'i-u s r twins, b. (Jet. 4, 1^03, \ , c„J;^ ,0 .ooT Fred 1 homas," ) ^ -" ) d. Sept. lii, 1.^84. Sophronia Thomas,* b. Sept. 26, i8n6. 225 I 226 2 227 3 228 II 229 I 230 2 231 3 232 4 233 III 234 I 235 2 236 237 3 4

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DESCENDANTS OF MATTHEW. 33 239 Joshua Pierce" Estes (145). son of Nathaniel^ {A^aiJianid,^ Ahij'ah,' yolui,- Matthciv'), born, Salem, April 10, 1814; resides in Salem ; ketchup manufacturer; married, July 30, 1S41, 3rlartha Ann Mead, born, Salem, March 5, 1823. Children : 240 I Phebe Helen, ^ b. Apr. 30, 1842 ; d. Oct. — , 1S43. 241 II William Putnam Richardson," b. Salem, Jan. 25, 1S43; md. (i) , Nellie Hogan. (2) , Margaret . (3) , Leafey ( ), wiJ. of . Removed to Haverhill, Mass. Ch. (by Nellie) : 242 I Fredrjric Putnam,' b. . Ch. (by Margaret) : Maud May.'b. . . ^ ■' . ■■ Lillie Miriam,' b. . Ch. (by Leafey) : Eduah,* b. . Agnes,^ b. . Luella,^ b. . William,^ b. . . ; . A son,- b. . Martha .\nn,' b. Oct. 20, 1S45 ; '"f^- (l)' Feb. 17, 1862, Abraham F. Warner, who died in Andersonville prison, Feb. — , 1S65 ' was a cooper. (2), Apr. 2, 1S67, Philip A., s. of Henry B. Manning and Nancy G. (Gates), b. Salem, June 3, 1S45 ; currier. Ch. (by Abraham) : Nellie Frances,' b. Oct. 25, 1S62. John Frederic,^ b. June 3, 1S47 ; d. Danvers asylum, Aug. — , 18S4 ; md. , Susan . Ch : Robert,* b. . Catherine Louisa," b. Sept. 25, 184S; md. Fdward B. Wirling. Helen Frances,' b. Jan. 30, 1850; d. . Isabella Hovey,^ b. Sept. 5, 1S52; md. May i, 1S72, Charles A., s. of Alfred C. Adams, b. Lynn, Aug. 12, 1845; shoe channeler ; lives in Lynn. 257 VIII Joshua Fr.anklin,'' b. Nov. 27, 1S53 ; md. June ti, 18S4, Vesta, • dau. of Benjamin D. Scott and Dorothy A. (Haskell), b. Deer Isle, Me., May 17, 1S64. Fish dealer. 258 IX Georgianna Forrest,^ b. Mar. 16, 1855 ; d. Aug. — , 1S56. 359 X Alice Josephine,' b. Jan. 21, 1S57 ; md. June 5, 1875, La Forest Carter, s. of Benjamin N. Dodge and Ruby S. (Elliott), b. Sunapee, N. H., Aug. 18,1845; resides No. 405 Cabot St., Beverly, Mass. ; farmer. Ch : 243 2 244 3 245 4 246 5 247 6 248 7 249 8 250 III 251 I 252 IV 253 I 254 %' 255 VI 256 VII

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34 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 260 1 Mabel Forrest,' b. Oct. 3, 1S76; d. Oct. 13, [SS2. 261 2 Clarence Everett,^ b. July 2, 187S; d. Nov. 24, 1879. 262 3 Clara Bell,' h. Sept. 21. 1S83. 263 4 Lena Vesta,' b. June S, I SS6. 264 XI George Henr>-,' b. Sept, 2, 1S5S; d. July 9, 18S5. 265 XII Charges Elmer,^ b. Jan. II, 1S62. 266 XIII Edward Everett,' b. Mar. 31, 1S65; lives in Salem, fish dealer, md., Sept. 14, 1SS6, Emma Martin, dau. of George W. Brown and Charlotte (Fisher), b. Nova Scotia, June 11, 1S67. 267 XIV Lizzie Forrest,' b. .A.pr. 11, 1S6S; md., May 4. 1SS7, Otis A. Clarke. 270 268 Davicl Hawkes" Estes (164), son of Ahijah^ (^Nathaniel\ AhijaJi\ John-, Matt/i£7v'), born, Salem, August 31, 1813 ; removed to Lynn, and settled down at Tower hill, where he died, December 29, 1S78 ; leather dealer; married, July I, 1838, Maria, daui^hter of Isaac Burrill and Ruth (Hawkes), born, Lynn, April 12, iSii ; died, June 17, 18S6. Children : 269 I Ruth Maria," b. Oct. 4, 1S39 ; d. Sept. i, 1S66; unmd. II Lydia Frances,^ b. June 4, 1S41 ; md. (i), Sept. 5, 1S65, James Brown, s. of Jacob I?radley and Jane (Brown), b. Vienna, Me., Jan. 22, 1S27; d. .Mt. Vernon, Me., May 17, 1S67; carpenter; no issue ; md. (2), Jan. 10, 1S74, Jesse, s. of Jesse Eaton Jacobs and Sarah Jan^' (Richardsoa), b. Mt. Vernon, Me. (where he now lives), I:>ec. iS, 1S34; farmer. Ch. (by Jesse): Charles Everett,' b. Dec. 20, 1875. Charles E\ erett." b. Nov. 13,1842; lives at Tower hill, Lynn ; inner sole, htel and t.ip man'fr, nul, Apr. 26, 1S76, Susan, dau. of Wilbur I'arker and Charlotte (Rice), b. Aug. 27, 1S50. Ch. = Charles Edward," b. Jan. ir, 1S77. Susie Maude.' b. July 7, 1S7S. Flora .May,' b. ]An. 19. iSSo. C\\.u\:^ I'arker,- 1). June 15, 1SS2. Mabel Florence.' b. Fel). 17, 1887. M.iry Adelaide." b. June 2S, 1S44 ; md. (1), Sept. 14, 1865, Daniel .\I.. s. of n.iniel (iloyd and .Mary (Blanchard), b. Abington, Mas-.. Xu\. 16. i>43; d. Jan. 22, 1871 ; nid. (2), Oct. 19, 1881, Chatle<. s.="" of="" ei.en="" lewis="" and="" mary="" sept.="" shovm.iker="" re-ilcsat="" t="">'.\er hill, Lynn. Ch. (by Daniel M.): 272 III 273 274 ; 275 3 276 4 277 5 278 IV

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1763006 DESCENDANTS OF MATTHEW. 35 279 I >rabel Florence,^ b. Xov. 27, 1S67. CI., (liy Charles): 280 2 Clarence Kstes,'^ b. Jan. 16, 1SS3. 281 V Josephine/ b. Oct. 23, 1S45 ; d. Oct. 25, foll'g. 282 VI Abbie Ann/ b. Mar. 19, 1S4S; nid., Aug. 30, 1S68, William, s. of Wilbur Parker and Charlotte (Rice), b. Bear River, N. S., Aug. 31, 1S45 ; resides at Cambridgeport, Mass.; carpenter and builder. Ch : 283 I Charlotte .Maria.^ b. June 16, 1S69. . 284 2 Hattie Ilortense,^ b. May 6, 1S71. 285 3 Bertha May,^ b. Dec. 21, 1S72. ., 286 4 Lester,* b. Oct. 12, 1S75. 287 3 Alice Maude,* b. June 24, 1879. 2S8 6 Joseph Warren,* b. July 6, 1SS7. 289 VII David Wilbur,' b. Oct. 29, 1S51 ; d. Apr. 23, 1877. 290 VIII Alice Amelia,' b. Sept. 26, 1S54 ; rad., Xov. 26, 1S69, Jeremiah, s. of John S. Haynes and Lucy (Libby), b. Epsom, N. 11., Feb. 14, 1838; milk dealer; resides at Tower hill, Lynn. Ch : 291 I Alfred .Sherburne,^ b. Xov. 30, 1S70 ; d. Sept. i, 1871. 292 2 Frank Wilbur,* b. May I, 1S72. 293 John'^ Estes (173), son of Matthew- {Jlar/i',* IViHiaj/i,^ yolur, Matthciv''), born, Lynn, February 6, 1813; died May 30, 1854, of lockjaw. *• About a fortnight before, he stepped on a rusty nail, wounding his foot ; but the wound apparantly healed, and he thought nothing further of it for some days ; but on the Saturday before his death, he took cold, and on Monday, took to his bed, complaining of an unpleasant feeling in his head ; his jaws presently became fixed, and no effort could rela.x the muscles ; mortification ensued, and on Tuesday afternoon he died." [Xewell's history of Lynn, page 439.] He was a shoemaker ; married Mary Jane, daughter of Asaph Bisbee and Lucinda (Tarbox), born, Lynn, August, 1S19 ; died, April- 3, 1S81, aged, 61 years, 8 months. Children (Lynn) : 294 I Benjamin Franklin.^ b. Aug. 28,1836; of the firm of Libby v^ Lstes ; slioe. hard finish and stain; md. July 2, 1S62, An4

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^6 ESTES GENEALOGIES. geline H., dau. of Jcs.se Roue and Hannah ( ), b. Xewport, Me., Mar. lo, 1S35. Ch : 295 I An,c;eliiie Florence,^ b. Mar. S, iS6j; md. Edward A., s. of Henry A. L.indsey. Ch : 296 I Arthur Frankbn,' b. .Apr. 13, iSS6. 297 2 Florence,' h. Sept. — , 1SS7. 298 II Jacob Sumner,' b. Aug. 2, 1S3S; janitor of Grand Army hall, Lynn. " He was a private in Company F., Lynn City Guards, Sth Reg., Col. Timothy Munroe, Capt. James Hudson, whicli wa.s one of r'.\e first companies to go to the front, Apr. 16, 1861, for three months." [History of Lynn, p. 466.] He md ([), in Reading, 1S59, Abbie, dau. of Joseph McGrath, b. X. S. ; d. Lynn. (2), Jan. 20, 1S72 ; ICUtn Georgie, dau. of Geo. W. Andrews and Lucretia V.. (Stevens), b. Woburn, Mass., Jan. 31, 1S4S. Ch. (by Abbie) : 299 I Mary Ell-n,' b. , 1S60; md. Jan. 9, 1S77, Charles A. Plumstead, b. 1856; harness maker. Ch : 300 I Albert Sumner,' b. . Ch. (by Ellen) : Arthur A.,'^ b. Aug. 30, 1873 ; d. Sept. 4, foll'g. Helen M.,' b. Dec. 28, 1S74. Mildred.s b. Jan. 27, 1S77 ; d. Mar. 23. iSSo. Ina Leslie,** b. Feb. 3, 1S79. George Alonzo,^ June 28, 1SS2. Freeman Lander,' b. Feb. 12, 1SS5. Asa Tarbdll Xewliall," b. July 15, 1S40 unmd. Sarah Ellen.' b. X'ov. 22, 1S13; d. June ir, iSS^; md. Dec. 17, 1S62, James S., s. of Emerson Kussell and Prudence (Chapman); b. Lowell, Xov. 10, 1036; cordwainer. Ch. (Lvnn) : 309 I George Emerson,' b. Chester, X'. H., Jan. 4, 1S66. 310 2 Charles,^ b. June 9, 1S6S. 311 3 Adeline Florence,* b. Aug. 31, 1S77. 312 V James R. Polk." b. June u, 1S45; d. Oct. 29, iSSo. cet. 35 yrs.; 4 mos., iS d., md. Aug. 12, 1S70, Kcsetta Foss, who after her husband's decease md. (2), June 14, 1SS4, David H. Jewell; reside in .Holderncss, X'. II. Ch. (by James) : 313 I Emma J.,' I>. Fe!>. 27, 1S72. 314 VI John Ciemens.M). Xov. 4, 1847 ; 'i^--* '" Salem; manager of Q. .■\. Town's heel factory, Sahjm ; nul. Dec. 25, 1S6S, Clara Emma. dau. of Xathaniel W. Rich and Catherine ( Higgins) , . b. Wellrieet. Mass , Aug. 20, 1850. Ch. (Lynn): 315 I X-ithaniel Wih-y,'* b. Sept. 21, 1S69. 316 2 Ethel May.' b. .M.ir. 29, 1S71. 301 2 302 3 303 4 304 5 305 6 306 7 307 HI 30S IV

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317 3 318 4 319 5 320 VII 321 viri 322 IX DESCENDANTS OF MATTHEW. 37 Benjamia Franklin,'^ b. June lo, 1873. John Ernest/ b. Oct. 4, 1S75. Clara Cecil, ^ b. Xov. 13, 1SS7. VII George Mosely/ b. , 1S4S ; d. , 1S49-50. George F.,^ b. Apr. 23, 1S51 ; d. Xov. 27, foll'g. William Sebastian/ b. Feb. zS, 1S51 ; lives Stone Place, Lynn; heel finisher; md. Xov. 22, iSSi, Carrie Eliza, dau. of Augustus R. Parker and Harriet (Gelson), b. Lynn, Oct. i, 1S59. 323 X Adeline Wiley,' b. Xov. 5. 1S54; md. July 20, 1SS5, Alfred W., s. of Cleorge A. Tirrell and Lavinia (Holbrook), b. Weymouth, Oct. II, 1S44. Ch : 324 I Sadie May,8 b. Feb. 3, 1SS6. .;•„ ■;■ : , > ;:, 325 Mark'' Estes (173), son of Matthews Qlark"^, Williajn,^ yo/ifr, Matthezv'), born, Lynn, May 18, 1814; cordwainer. Some thirty years since, he went South, and for a few years, off and on, was a mariner ; and after a somewhat wandering life, he finally settled down at Madisonville, Tennesee, where he now (1887) resides. Family troubles induced him to leave his home and family and, after an absence of several years, he addressed letters to his family, none of v,-hich receiving an answer, he at length gave way to the belief his wife had died, and he married a second wife, belongincp to that neighborhood. During the civil war, he was conscripted into a rebel regiment, but his loyalty to the North, and love for his native home, prevented him, throughout the whole contest, from ever discharging a shot upon his Union brethren, for he always aimed high. He married. April 26, 1834, Sophronia A., daughter of Abraham and Olive (Ellis), born, February 20, 1817 ; lives, No. 8 Union Court, Lynn. Children : 326 I Ruth- Ireson,' b. Jan. 26, 1S35 ; md. T>t.c. 5, 1852, WUliani Hubert, s. of Stephen Smith and Theodate (Hoyce), b. Lvnn, Aug, 24, 1830; d. Feb. 29, 18S3; clerk. Ch : 327 I Charles Frederick,' b. Sept. 12, 1853; d. .Aug. 24, 1861. 328 2 Sarah Marsh,' b. Jan. 27, 1855. 329 3 Newhall,' b. July 22, 1865.

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38 ESTF.S GEXEALOGIES 330 i 1 331 II Iteirainin R.," b. Dec. 23, 1S37 ; d. June 24, 1S60, from injury by acciilunt ; shoemaker. Ill Charles Warren Jewett' (349), b. Feb. 6. 1S40. 332 IV Adelin: Wiley," b. .Mar. 5. 1S45 ; d. July 26. 1S52. 333 ^' Ja»'>'-5 Loving Gates,' b. Charlestown, Mass., Nov. 22, 1S50; , unmd. ; mason. • ■'" 334 William' Estes ( [75), son of Ezekicl? (Mork^, IViiliani^, yohir, M>Jtthtiv''), born. Lynn, July 20, 1806 ; died, Feb* riiarv 17, 1838; mirried, , Almira, tlaughtcr of Eben'r Choate and Elizabeth (Choate), born, Esse.x, October 7, 1806 ; died. May 19, 1885. , Children : 335 I Almira,"!). Lynn, June 5,1827; md., as his 2d wife. Nov. 24, 1850, Joshua ITishop. s. of Charles Johnson and Mary (Bishop,) b. llarp.-well, Me., Aug. 6. lS20 : resides in Nahant ; fish dealer ; no issue. 336 II Alden Choate," b. Lynn, Oct. S, 1S32; renvved, 185s, to Rockport, Ma-s., where he now resides; fanner; md., Apr. 2t, 1S5S, .\nn Goldsmith, dau. of George (iott jr., and Abigail (Sanborn), b. (Gloucester, Mass., June 19, 1S37. Ch. (Rockport ) : 337 I Frank Alden.' I1. May 13. 1859; md., in C'leander, Cal., Oct. 25, 1^83, Matilda F. Welder. 338 2 (George Howard,^ b. Apr. 21, 1862; d. May 31, 1S80. 339 3 Marcia Gott.M). Mar. 25, tS66. 340 4 Harry Choate,' b. Sept. 29, 1S76: d. Aug. 12, 1S7S. 341 [II Maiy Klizabeth,' b. Xov. 22, 1S35 ; md., Oct. 21, 1S56, Simon E., s. of Benjamin Phinney and uid. Elizabeth (Sloper), b Gorb.am, Me., Apr. 5, 1S26; lives in Lynn; carpenter. Ch : 342 r William Benjamin,^ b. Xc5v, 29, 1S57. 343 2 FUa Maria,^ b. July 6. [859. 344 3 Il.ittie r.ishop,^ b. Sept. 1 8. 1S69. 345 EzeVxiel Franklin' Estes ( 187). son of Ezekiel"^ {Mark,"" Willia-.n; Jo/nr, Matl'it-.i''). born. Lynn, February 9, 1823 ; married (i)- February [9, 1849. Elizabeth A., daughter of Joseph Ingalls jr., and .Alice ( "). born, November 20, 1824; died, Julv 31, (868, of consumption : married (2), June

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Scvcntb Generation, 349 Charles Warren Jewett? Estes (331), son of Mark' (^J/aU/uzv,* Marl',' Wi/liain,^ yohn; Matt/iezu'), born, Lynn, February 6, 1S40; resides, Fcrnandina, Fla.; mariner; married (i). ^March , 1S55, Louisa Haskell; (2), December , 1873, Jennie ^loore, of Barring, Maine. Children (by Louisa) : 350 I Susie H.,Mj. , 1S57 ; md., Oct. S, 1S7S, John H.,s. of Charles | H. Kohlrauch and Hannah ( ), b. Lowell, 1S51. Ch: \ Louisa Augusta,' b. July 20, iSSo. j Helen Potter,' b. Oct. S, iSSi. . j Olive Dorris,' b. July 26, 1SS5. ^ Children (by Jennie) : i Charles.^ b. Barring, Me., Sept. — , 1S74. j Bertha,' b. Barring, Me., July — , 1876. | Franklin Curtis,* b. Barring, Me.,. Dec. i, 1S7S. \ 351 I 352 2 353 3 354 H 355 HI 356 IV

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jfiret <5cncratiou. 357 Richard' Estes. s. of Robert and Dr)rothy Estcs of Dover, Eng., born third month, 1647 ; and, as the Friends' records of Lynn state, "who lived in England till the eleventh day of seventh month, 1684, and by a certificate from ye people of God in Newington, East Kent, Eng., were married at Dover [N. H.j, 23, fourth month, 16S7, to Elizabeth Beck, Great Island [Portsmouth]. " The Marriage Certificate of Richard Estes and Elizabeth Eeck. This is to Certify ye Truth to all People whom it may concern yt Richard Estes of ye Great Island in ye Province of X. H. and Elizabeth Beck of ye same Island and Province, they having Declared There Intentions of Marriage before Vwo Monthlv ]Meetings of ye People called Quakers and They Quering between ye meetings wheather ye Man was clear from all other women and ye Woman clear from all oilier men, found nodiing to hinder their Proceedings here in, and for as much ye sd Richard Estes who lived in England till the nth day of the 7th mo„ 16S4. his clearness doth appear by a certiticate certified from \-e People of God in X'-.-wington in East Kent in Old England. So all tilings being clear, a Meeting of ye People of God was appointed at which ye Publick Manifestations and Contirmation of ye Sd. Marriage at our Meeting house at Dover, in ye Province of X. H. upon ye 23rd day of ye 4th mo.. 1607, where ye sd Richard Estes and Elizabeth I^eck did Take Each other in ye Presents of God and his People according to ye Laws of God and practice of his people mentioned in ye Scriptures of Truth thev then and there both Promising before God and us liis people to live iovin^lv together as God ujr.holdeth as man and v.ife till Deatii Seprate according; to God's honerablc Marriaire and thev both setting; their

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44-^/^ ESTES GENEALOGIES. hands unto itt and \v\ hereunto subscribed. Tobia Hanson. Benj. Swett. Thomas Janney. John Hayton. John Borden. witnesses unto ye same whose names are Richard Estes. ♦ Eliz=^ Estes. Humphry Varney. Phila Estes. Job Smith. AUce Sharpley. Timothy Hanson. Eliza Hanson. \Vm. Williams. Esther Rogers. John Hussey. Rebecca Hussey. The followinij interesting statement is taken from a Bible, in the possession of Dana Estes of Boston, Mass., imprinted A. D. 1610, and containing "The Whole Book of Psalms; collected into English metter by Thomas Sternhold, John Hopkins, and others, conferred with the Hebrew, with apt notes to sing tliem withall. Set forth and allowed to be sung in all Churches, of all the people together, before and after Morning and Evening Prayer ; and also before and after Sermons, and moreover in private houses for their godly solace and comfort, laying apart ungodly songs and ballards, which tend only to the nourishing of vice, and corrupting of youth," imprinted as follows : " London, Printed for the compaine of Stationers, Cum Privilegio Regis Regali, 161 1." Also the following inscriptions are taken : " Richard Estes his book Boht bv him at Sea, ye 9th mo., 1684, of Thomas Edwards mt. [master] of Sd Shippe Coled ye Sarah Coming. Came in Piscattaqua the i ith of the loth mo., 1684." Another copy : "Richard Estes His book Boht at Sea of Thomas Edwards 9th mo., 1684. — The iith of ye 7th mo. came from ye Downes — the 27th of the 9th mo. A Rived at Boston; the I Ith of ye 10 mo. A Rived at Piscattaqua I'.ach Sd. dnyes being ye fifth of ye week. In 16S4. " Tlius we infer from the al)ove that he left the Downs in

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DESCEXDANTS OF RICHARD. ' 45 England, September I I, 1684. new style, arrived at Boston, November 27. remaining there a few days, and then proceeded to Great Island, now Portsmouth, to join his brother Matthew, who had preceded him about two years, arriving at said place, December 11, 1684, being then thirty-seven years of age. January 6. 16S6, William Racklit^t, of Kittery, Me., shipwright, for £So, deeds to Richard Estes, of Portsmouth, N. H., weaver. 40 acres in Kittery, butting southwest on the river ; northv/est on land of Alexander Dennett, etc. Witnesses. Henry Treachen. Henry Crown, Robert Elliot. Eebruary 8, 1692-3, he of Salem, Mass.. and wife Elizabeth, for ^100, deed to Nicholas Morrell, of Kittery, Me., 40 acres, which land he bought of William Racklift, of Scituate, Mass. July 2, 1694, he of Salem, a sleymaker [a manufacturer of weavers' reeds], when Nathaniel Byfield and v/ife Deborah of Boston, for ,-^'230, deed him a farm of 102 acres in Lynn, now in the occupation of Crispus Brewer ; also a field or pasture of 60 acres, on which the houses and barn belonging to the premises stantl, bounded northwest by the highway ; northeast by Woodend common ; east by the highway and on the southwest butting against the common and the sea. Also 20 acres at Sagamore hill, 6 acres being salt marsh and meadow, bounded south and west by the sea; north on land lately Richard Rooter/s ; east on Thomas Farrar. Also 6 acres more in the town meadow. Capt. Nathaniel Byfield was possessed of the above by inheritance. Febuary 20. 1695. he of L\nn and wife Elizabeth, for ;£~iOO, deed to his brother, Matthew Estes of Salem, mariner, 2 i:)arcels of land in Lynn — (^i) containing 30 acres at Woodend — (2) containing 20 acres at Sagamore hill, which he had bought of Capt. Nathaniel Byfield. November 3. i'597, for £.q, he bought of Benjamin Redknap and wife Sarah of L\nn, i'.- acres of salt marsh.

46 ESTES GEXEALOGIE.S. May 16. 1705, John Lindsay and wife Elizabeth, late of Lynn, now of New Ikistol, carpenter, son of John Lindsay, Lynn, deceased, for ^55, deed to Richard Kstes of Lynn, 3 acres upland, dwellinL;" house and barn, bounded south on said Estes ; northeast and west on town common, with 2 acres in Rumney marsh, which latter he sold his brother Matthew, December 9, 170S, for ;^ii November 11, 1708, William Mumford, stone cutter, and wife Ruth, for ^loo and divers other good causes, deed to Richard Estes of Lynn, sle\'maker, land and housings thereon situated in Boston adjacent to the ALU Pond, bounded southwesterly fronting on Cold lane or street, 125 feet; northwesterly by the INIill Pond or fiats, 103 feet ; northeasterly by the land of Capt. Anthony Checkley, 113 feet; southeasterly by land of William Webster, 107 feet. The above said land is not far from what is now the junction of Portland and Sudburv streets ; the name of Cold lane or street was changed to Portland, about 1809. This may have been where Richard Estes lived in 171 1, and was styled yeoman of Boston. It seems he did not stay here long for on March 26, 1714, we again find him of L\-nn. May 14, 171 1, when of Boston, yeoman, he and wife Elizabeth, sold to Daniel Mansfield, of Lynn, i acre, 40 poles land at Woodend rocks, third division, [received on record, 1730]. ]\Larch 26, 1714, he of Lynn, s!e\maker, and wife l-.!lizabeih, for ^^115. deeel to John Allam, of Ikiston, currier, a certain messuage tenement, or dwellin^-'iiouse, with the land thereunto belonging, being part of the estate sold to him by William Mumford. stonecutter ; bounded southwesterly by passage hereby also granted to the saiLl Alhm, to lie in common for his perpetual use and benefit of the other house and land adjoining, to the house ainl land above haigained and sold, where it measures 39 feet; southeasterly by the land

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 47 of William Webster, where it measures 98 feet; northeasterly by the land of the heirs or assignes of Anthony Chcckly, deceased, where it measures 42'j feet; northwesterly, by the land of Prince fiowland. on part and a passage-way of 3 feet wide, in part reserved also for the use of both the tenements aforesaid, and there measureth upon six lines as the same run, 104 feet and 9 inches, or however otherwise bounded. January 25, 1716, Jona' Boyce and wife Patience, of Salem, deed to Richard Estes, of Lynn, s]e3'maker, 6 acres in Salem, bounded north on Reading road ; east on said Boyce ; south on town common ; west on David Bovce. April 8, 1717, he and wife Elizabeth, of Lynn, for ^^144, deed to Samuel Collins, of Lynn, blacksmith, 16 acres in Lynn. April 29, 1 71 7, he of Lynn, yeoman for ^i 10, deeds to Dr. Henry Burchstead, a tenement containing one barn, ;\vo pieces land (one described under May 16, 1 705). and another, a common lot laid out next to John Lindsey's lot. November 10, 1719. he of Lynn, for 40s., conveys lanii to Henry Silsbee, [received on record, 172S]. September 27. 1720, for /:500, deeds to Samuel Pope, of Lynn, blacksmith, 59 acres, [received on record, September 14, 1724]. December 17, 1722, he for love and goodwill, deeds to the people of God, called Quakers, in Lynn, 24 poles of land, in which to bury their dead, and to erect a meeting-house thereon, bounded south on town common ; west, north and east on John Hood. September 28, 1721, he and wife Elizabeth, of Lynn, convey to Jona' Boyce, of Salem, 6 acres iri Salem, which he bought of said Boyce, [see January 25. 17 16]. Matthew Estes. witne>s. May 16, 1726, Enos Pope and wife ALargaret, of .Salem, for

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4 DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 49 368 7 Ruth,^ b- Mar. 6, 172S-9; d. Jan. 30, 1764. 369 S Samuel, ■* b. Sept. 27, 1731. 370 9 Henry,^ b. Aug. 14, 1733 ; d. same night. 371 10 Hannali,' b, Sept. 20, 1734. 372 V Robert" (391), b. Aug. 27, 1694. 373 ^ I Joseph- (414), b. xAug. 26, 1696: d. May 15, 1770. 374 VII Benjam'm - (439), b. July 10, '1698. 375 VIII Henry,- 1). Apr. 9, 1701. 376 IX Philadelphia,- b. Feb. 17, 1702; d. Mar. 25, 1703. 377 X Edward- (454), b. Feb. 20, 1703-4. \ .,,. 378 XI Samuel,- b. May 23, 1709.

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w^c.jw^v. Sccon^ Generation. 379 Matthew^ Estes (359), son of Richard,' born, June 7, 1689 ; died. May 11, 1774. The first record we have of him is June 5, 1712, when of Boston, Mass., cordwainer, he married Alice, daughter Robert Barker and Alice ( ). of Pembroke, Mass., born, June 3, 1695 ; died, December 14. 177S August 25. [715, Josiah I^arker of Pembroke, for £66, deed to Matthew I^astes, of Pembroke, tanner, 2]'2 acres of land in Pembroke. June 28, 17 1 8. Robert Parker, of Pembroke, for 40 shillings, deed to Matthew ICastes of Pembroke, tanner, land in Pembroke. May 9, 1 7 19, Samuel Ilatcli of Scituate, Mass., for £26, deed to Matthew Eastes nt Pembroke. 86 acres of land in Scituate, near a place called Mandmess Hook. August ic. 1719, Matthew l{stes of Pembroke, tanner, for ^"120, deed to Kbenexer Baker of Scituate Mav 17, 1720. Abvaiiam Redwood .... for ^50. deed to Matthew Mastis of Sciiuate, tanner, all his right, title and interest whatsoever in tiie furnace or iron works . . June 27. 1723. Maithew l{.istes of Scituate, tanner, for ^57: !0s., deed te. Caleb Barker, founder, of Scituate. which he purcha-^ed of Abraiiam Redwood, May [7, 1720, in Abington Mass , a certain furnace c>w Urinkwater river. Matthew Kastes ) s. j June 27, 1723. this agreement made between Caleb Barker, founder, and M.ittliew l^^tes. t;in'ier. both (^f Scituate, Mass., in reuard to divisioii line tor feiiciti;- .

DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 5 1 , 1725, Matthew Estes deed to Edward Estes [his brother] both of Scituate. March 8, 1730, we, Matthew Estes and Alice Estes, his wife, do own and acknowledge to have received of Robert Barker of Scituate. ^127 i6s. id. in bills of credit in full out of the legacy in the will of Robert Barker .... given to the said Alice out of the personal estate, etc Recorded December 17, 1735. February i, 1731. This agreement between Thomas Rogers, of Marshfield, yeoman, and Matthew Estes, of Hanover, Founder, on a dividing line. March 15. 1737, James Gushing, of Scituate, for ^100, deed to Matthew Eastis, of Hanover, Mass., 30 acres of land near the Drinkwater road in Hanover. March 17, 1737, John Cashing, of Scituate, for ^50, deed to Matthew Eastis of Hanover, land in the third division of Scituate Commons, 2'j acres. ]\Iarch 13, 1750, Matthew Estes, of Hanover, Tanner, for ;!^I3: 6: 8, deed to William Estes, of Hanover, 10 acres of land in Hanover. March 13, 1750, William Estes, of Hanover, tanner, for 20 shillings, deed to Matthew Estes of Hanover, 10 rods of land in Hanover; October 29, 1774. made his will, and gave to his wife, Alice Estes, the profits of all his estate, both real and personal, during the time she shall remain his widow To son William, a lot of land, called Cushing's lot, one large silver spoon, one half of his wearing apparal, one third of all his printed books, and all his bonds-notes that he gave his father, he paying his mother yearly and every year, the sum of six ounces of silver, for interest To daughter, Sarah Silvester, the wife of Thomas Silvester, all his live stock household goods, with the negroes [see "her document of liberation] , writing-desk,

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52 ESTES GENEALOGIES. ; gun, two large silver spoons, six teaspoons, two thirds of his printed books, and wearing apparal, all his shop and farming tools, If she dies before her mother, .... and have no issue, then it is to be divided between her two brothers, Robert and William Estes. To son Robert, all that land which he did not dispose of, with all the buildings standing thereon Appointed his wife, Alice Estes, sole executrix. Amount of inventory, £^1 : i6s. Mr. Estes was a tanner and cordwainer by trade, was first of Boston, then of Pembroke, then of Scituate, and last of Hanover. i- ..''.- ;,<. i="" :="" children="" william="" b.="" apr="" d.="" sept.="" elizabeth="" mar.="" oct.="" alice="" june="" xov.="" matthew="" dec.="" drowned="" alice.="" may="" robert="" abigail="" apr.="" sarah="" s="" made="" a="" document="" liberating="" her="" slave="" which="" is="" as="" follows="" knowall="" men="" by="" these="" presents="" that="" sylvester="" of="" hanover="" in="" the="" county="" plymouth="" widow.="" know="" ye="" w-hereas="" my="" father="" estes="" late="" said="" deceased="" his="" last="" will="" and="" testament="" gave="" to="" me="" certain="" xegro="" girl="" whose="" name="" lilhah="" aged="" about="" years="" from="" religious="" scruples="" conscience="" with="" regard="" justice="" keeping="" mankind="" slaves="" consideration="" good="" bear="" towards="" sd.="" bilhah="" do="" hereby="" for="" myself="" heirs="" e.xecutors="" administrators="" e.xonerate="" acquit="" discharge="" e.-tecutors="" all="" intents="" purposes="" whatever.="" any="" demands="" property="" sd="" testimony="" whereof="" hereunto="" set="" hand="" seal="" this="" twenty-="" fifth="" day="" ninth="" month="" called="" september="" anno="" domhii="" one="" thousand="" seven="" hundred="" seventy="" si.="" she="" married="" thomas="" s.="" amos="" ii="" iii="" iv="" vi="" vii="" vni="" ix=""/>

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^4 DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 53 Hanover, Mass., b. Oct. 19, 1723; d. Oct. i, 1760. She was appointed adm'.x of her husband's estate, Dec. i, 1760. Amt. of inventory /"242 lis. 5d. By cash ^^92 los. 4'4S. Her accounts given in Apr. 21, 2764. Ch. : 389 I .Matthrj\v,-< bapt. Sept. 19, 1760 ; md. Josselyn (.') 390 X Robert^ (517), b. Jan. 12, 1736; d. Nov. 26, 1S03. 391 Robert^ Estes (112), son of Richard,' born in Salem, Mass., August 27, 1694, was of Tiverton, Mass. (now R. I.), about 1715; married, December 22, 1715, Ann, daughter of Thomas Duiice and Ann (Freeborn), of Portsmouth, R. I., born, August 25. 1694; died, April 27, 1734. July 31, 1 71 7, Joseph Anthony, of Tiverton, R. I., (formerly Mass.), tailor, for ^130, deed to Robert Estes, of Portsmouth, R. I., ship carpenter, a dwelling house, and about 15 acres of land, at a place known as Common Fence, on the old road that leads to Pocasset or Anthony's Ferry, near where the present Old Colony railroad bridge, is now located. May I, 1718, he was admitted freeman of Portsmouth. February 11, 1728-9, when of East Greenwich, mariner, deeds to William Earle, of Portsmouth, one half share lot of land in a place known as Southside, Portsmouth, R. I. On the first Tuesday in May, 1730; he was admitted freeman of East Greenwich, R. I. April 24, 1736, he conveyed, for ;2{^200, to Thomas Durfee, of Portsmouth, the same land he bought of Joseph Anthony, bearing date of July 31, 171 7. They were members of Friends' Society. Children (Portsmouth) : 392 1 Richard^ (5-'j)> b. July 2, 1717 d. \ov. 13, 1793. 393 II Sarah, 3 b. l-'eb. 13, 1719-20; md., Mar. 15, 1737, Joseph, s. of Josejih and Ruth Thomas of Portsmouth, R. I. His will dated Aug. 27, 1777. Received on record, July 10, 17S0. After providing for his children, Joseph and Alexander, hi^ will re.ids as follows : Item I give and bequoath all the rest and remainder of my Estate both Real

54 ESTES GENEALOGIES. '■■■^^^ and Personal unto my wife Sarah Thomas during her Natural life for the payment of my debts, the bringing up of my children and for her support, and if anything should be Remaining after her decease, my mind and will is, I do then give and bequeath the same unto my ten children to be equally divided amongst them, that is to say, between Anne, Ruth, Elizabeth, Daniel, Richard, Jeremiah, Robert, Seth, David and Jonathan, their heirs and assigns forever Lastly, I do Constitute and appoint my loving wife Sarah Thomas my whole and sole Ex'x of this my last Will and Testament I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this twenty seventh day of the eighth month one thousand seven hundred and seventy seven. Joseph Thomas | S. | ^. Witness Jonathan Freeborn, Abigail Thomas, Robert Dennis. Received and recorded July lo, 17S0. Inventory of his estate, £l2- 13s. The births of his children were not all recorded in the town records, and by his will and other records we have his family as follows : Ch. (Portsmouth) : 394 I Anne,* b. Aug. 26, 1739. 395 2 Joseph,* b. Jan. 3, 1741-2; md. (i), Mar. 9, 1766, Ruth Tabor of Tiverton, R. I., prob. dau. of John and Sarah, b. June S, 1748; md. (2), Sept. 8, 1779, Dorcas Sherman, prob. dau. of Job and Amy of Portsmouth, R. I., b. Jan. 2, 1742. 396 3 Alexander,* b. Xov. 25, 1743 ; md.. Mar. 24, 1765, Ussilla Oldridge of Bristol, K. I. Ruth,* b. Aug 16, 1745. Lucianna,* b. Mar. 29, 1747 ; d. before 1777. Elizabeth,* b. Nov. 15, 174S. Daniel,* b. Xov. 3, 1750. Richard,* b. Nov. 2S, 1752 ; md. Ann . Jeremiah,* b. Robert,* b. Jan. 29, 1757 ; md., ist, Feb. 7, 17S1, Abigail Thurston, dau. of Benjamin and Amy; she d. Aug. 2S, 17S4; 2d, Feb. S, 17S6, Mary Sherman, dau. of Job and Martha. Seth,* b. Dayid,* b. Jonathan,* b. Thomas J (539)> b- Apr. 17, 1725 ; md., ; d. 17S4. Ann,' h. Mar. S, 1726; md., July 25, 175-, Josiah, perhaps, son of Joseph and Sarah Wilcox of Portsmouth, R. I., b. Aug. 31, 1727. Ch. (Portsmouth) : Rol)ert,* b. June 15, 1752. 397 4 398 5 399 6 400 7 401 8 402 9 403 10 1 404 It 405 12 406 13 407 III 408 IV

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 55 410 2 Sarah,* b. Apr. 4, 1754. 411 3 Hannah,' b. June 14, 1757. 412 4 Susannah,-* b. Dec. i. 1759. 413 5 Martha, ■» b. Feb. 5, 1763. 414 Joseph^ Estes (373), son of Richard/ born in Lynn, Mass., August 26, 1696 ; died, May 15, 1770 ; married, July 19, 1719, Mary, daughter of Timothy Robinson and Mary (Roberts), born in Dover, N. H., April 10, 1695 ; died, March 26, 1771. March 25, 172 1, Jos. Hanson and wife Deliverance, of Dover, N. H., for 50 shillings, deed to Jos. Estes, of Dover, N. H., V2 acre of land in Dover. May 7, 1726, Jos. Hanson, of Dover, N. H., for £^: 5, deed to Jos. Estes, blacksmith, of Dover, N. H., }< acre adjoining the Homestead, where he now dwelleth. October 17, 1727, Paul Garrish, ot Dover, and wife Mary, N. H., for ^93, deed to Jos. Ks^es, blacksmith, of Dover, N. H., 6 acres, known as Bound Swamp. October 6, 1729, John Smith, jr., and wife Mary, for ;j£'62, deed to Jos. Estes, blacksmith, of Dover, N. H., 10 acres of land in Dover, N. H. June 15, 1730, William Twombly and wife Mary, of Dover, N. H., for £140, deed to Jos. Estes, blacksmith, of Dover, N. H., 10 acres of land. They were members of the Society of Friends. Children (Dover, N. H.) : 415 I Samuel, M). Aug. i6, 1720; d. Oct. 2S, 1720. 416 II Elijali 3 (365), b. Sept. 7, 1721 ; d. Xov. 2S, 17S8. 417 III Susanna.M). Apr. 19, 1724; md , Xov. 7, 1743, Jacob Sawyer of Amesbury, .Mass.; she d. Feb. 7, 1749. Ch. : 4^8 I Sar.ali,-" b. Xov. 3, 1744; md. 419 - Stephen,* b. June 2, 1752. 420 3 Patience,-' b. Sept. 26, 1753. 421 4 Susanna,-* b. Dec. 17, 175S, 422 5 Micajah,* b. .May 19, 1760. 423 6 Kc/ia,-* b. Jan. 12, [762. 424 7 Lydin,-* b. Xov. 30, 1763.

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56 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 425 S Timothy/ b. Oct. 5, 1766. . •. 426 IV Richard.M). May 16, 1727; d. Feb. 5, 172S. , 427 V Sarah,^ b. .Vuij;. 28, 1729; d. .\ug. 3, 1736. 428 VI Robert,-' b. July 2, 1732 ; d. .-Vug. 20, 1736. 429 VII Mary.H). .-Vug. S, 1-37; nuL, Mar. 25, 1761, Moses, s. of Stephen Varney and Mercy (Hanson) of Dover, N. H., b. Nov. 10. 1734. They were Friends. Ch. (Dover, N. H.) : 430 I Samuel,* b. 1762: d. 17S2. 431. 2 Richard,* b. 1763. 432 3 Ruth,-* b. . '•■ 433 4 Joshua,* b. 1767. , ' •., ': ■. ', ' 434 5 Anne,* b. 1769. , ,: . 435 6 Joseph,*!). 177 1. 436 7 Mary,* b. . 437 S Judith,* b. . . . ■, 438 9 Sarah,* b. . 439 Benjamin' Estes (374), son of Richard', born in Lynn, Mass., July 10, 1698; died, , 1775; married, Elizabeth January 13, 17-6-7, for ^^ico. he bought of his father and mother Elizabeth, then of Salem, }{ acre of land, with a small house and barn on it, being part of that lot on Trask's Plain, formtirly belonging to the proprietors of Salem, bounded northwest on Eno.s Pope; northeast on Common; southeast on Common ; .southwest o\\ highway. March 3, 1729, Joseph Eaton and wife Mary, of Reading, miller, sold to Jo.shua Hicks, Salem, merchant, Joshua Buffum, yeoman, and Benjamin Estes, joiner, y^ part of 2 grist mills on North river, Salem, with i< the dam, with the land and housing, which I bought of Col. Samuel Browne and John Trask as the same wa.s divided by a jury January 6, last. March 24, 1741-2, Nathaniel Eellows of Portsmouth, N. H., for ;i^2odeed to Benjamin Estes of Salem, Mass., housewright, one whole right of land in the new township of Chichester, N.H.January 7. 1742, he (if Salem, housewright, and v/ife Elizabeth, for jC';'2 ios., deed U> J-thn Mackintire of Salem, house 

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58 ESTES GENEALOGIES. lot No. 8 in the lots called Kittery Common Rights in Berwick, so running by the highway ; southwesterly by said No. 8 line holding its breadth running towards or to the Wells line to the completing of 45 acres, which is one half of that land that I, the said Benjamin Estes bought of Joseph Gunnerson (or Gunison) which is 90 acres of the lot No. 7. Stephen Hussey and Jonathan Estes witnesses. July 7, 1759, Benjamin Estes of Wells, for ^50, deed to his son Henry Estes the other half of the 90 acres of lot No. 7. July 7, 1759. Benjamin Estes of Wells, housewright, for ^50, deed to son Benjamin Estes of Berwick, 45 acres in Berwick. Stephen Hussey and Jonathan Estes, witnesses. April 26, 1765, Benjamin Estes of Wells, and Elizabeth, his wife, for £(). deed to Tilley Rigging of Berwick, a contract in a stream, dam, sawmill and iron works. Stephen Hussey and Dorothy Estes, witnesses. February 23, 1775, administration on the estate of Benjamin Estes, late of l^erwick, Me., millwright, was granted to his son Benjamin Estes q{ Wells, Me. Henry Estes first bondsman. The return of administrator's account we have not been able to find as yet. Children : 440 I Elizabeth, M). abt. 1712 in Salem (.^) d. ; md. 1st, Mar. g, 1737-8, Isaac, ,s. of Samuel Osborn ; and 2d \\ife, Saraii (Clark), b. Apr. 13, 17 11, in Salem (Peabody) ; d. ; md2d, May 21, 1741, Joshua, s. of Caleb Buffum and Mary Gaskill (Gascoyne), b. in Salem, Oct. 15, 1713 ; removed to Berwick, Me., where he died. Apr. 4, 1743, Joshua Buffum and wife Elizabeth and brother Samuel Buffum were of Salem when they deed land to John Southwick 3d. Sept. 12, 1743' Joshua Bulfum, yeoman, and Samuel Buffum,* glazier (his *It appears tliiit Siinuul IJuiluru n'tti'.Tieil t(3 Salem in 1744, luid nul., Jun. 11,1749-50, Lucretia, dau. of lioger Derby \\\v\ Lylia (Buxton).

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 59 443 3 444 4 445 5 446 6 447 7 448 8 449 II 450 III 451 IV 452 V 453 VI brother), both of Berwick, Me., deed ^^ acre of salt marsh in Southfield to Daniel Marble of Salem. Ch. (Berwick) : 441 I Caleb,-* b. ; md. 1st, Dorcas Hubbard, 2d, Hannah Vamey. 442 2 Joshua,* b. Feb. 22, 1746; d. Sept. 29, 180S; md. ist, Patience Rogers, b. Feb. 6, 1756; d. Dec. 20, 1799; 2d, Sarah (Hanson) Estes, wid. of Robert Estes (Xo. ). John*, b. , md. 1st Phebe Rogers; 2d Mary Dow. Samuel*, b. . Mary*, b. , d. 1764, md. Ebenezer Fry, b. Aug. 20, 1734 X. S. Lydia*, 1). , md. Cornelius Douglas. Elizabeth*, b. , md. Cole. Hannah*, b. , uumd. /■ .' j Henry^ (580), b. , md. , d. July 28, 1792. III Benjamin^ (609), b. , md. , d. . IV Jonathan\ b. . DanieP (620), b. , see note.* VI Dorothy^, probably their dau. as her name was signed to a deed from Benj. Estes to Iliggins in 1765, as a witness. 454 Edward^ Estes {277')> son ot Richard,' born in Lynn, Mass., February 20, 1703-4, married August 27, 1730, Patience, daughter of John Carr and Waite (Easton), of Newport, R. I., and widow of Joseph Peckham, born 1700, also granddaughter of Hon. Caleb Carr, of Newport, governor of Rhode Island in i6c)5 ; died in Royalsborough {now Durham since 1789), Me., February 13, 1788. September 28, 1726, he was of Scituate. May 13, 1720, Nathaniel Cushing of Pembroke for ;£2S0, ♦Ileni-y E-tes (419) wa> twice marritvl, *i> tViat (ienrg-e E^tes and Nicliol:'.-, E^tes were hah' own ciusins. Nidiulas was of J'.crw ick, Me. ami (.Jfoi-f is still liviirat Nortii BHfwick, uml it is clainieil by the tuo luTsons, M.'linlas and (j.-or^rt-, thiu John and Jedediah were owu eousins to Joseph who was the son ot Daniel, then aceortling to tli:^ stattniieiit, Daniel must have been a brother of fienrv, the son of IJenjuniiu and grandson of liieliard the imniijxrant. Benjamin j;stea. Henry K-tes. Daniel p;,te3. ! I ' I I John Estes. [half brothers] Jedediah Estes. Joseph Estes. I Sichohis'Estes. Georj/e Estes. James Estes.

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60 ESTES GENEALOGIES. deeds to Edward Eastice of Hanover, labourer, 50 acres of upland and swamp in Hanover. The same day he conveys land for £()0 to Thomas Jones, of Hanover ; also ;^36 : 4s. paid to the commissioners of the County of Plymouth to discharge mortgage. October 24, 1728, Nathaniel Gushing of Pembroke for ^20 deeds land to Edward testes of Hanover. January 4, 1737, Samuel Waldo of Boston, merchant, for £?>o, deed to Edward Eastis of Hanover about 10 acres of swamp in Hanover. January 18, 1737, Timothy White of Hanover for;^iio, deed to Edward Estes of Hanover. April 13, 1737, P^dward Pastes of Hanover, yeoman, for jQzi'^' clc'^tl to William Pistes of Hanover, blacksmith. April 30, 1737, Isaac Buck of Hanover and Mary, his wife, for p{^200, deeds to Edward Eastis of Hanover, 20 acres of land in Hanover, July 8, 1742, Robert Stetson of Hanover, cordwainer, and Hannah, his wife, for ^90, deed to Edward Estes of Planover, yeoman. May 24, 174S, Edward Cunningham and Wm. ^McGray of North Yarmouth, Me., deed to Edward Estes of Hanover, Mass., 100 acres of land on Mericoneage Neck, being on the northwest side of Casco Baw [.'*] Mr. Estes was a resident of Planover, Mass., as late as 1748, and of North Yarmouth (now Harpswellj, Me. in 1750. Children : 455 I Elizabeth.^ b. June 7, 1731 ; d. ; md., .Supt. cS, 1751, Elijah, s. of John Douglas and Eunice (Ratlitfe) of Middleboro, Mass., b. about 1720, d. in Durham Me., abt. 1S14. See Douglas Genealogy. Ch. (by Phcebe Taylor, ist wife) : 456 I Martin,* b. May 2, 1744; d. y. 457 2 ■ Daniel.-* b. , 1747. 458 3 Cornelius,* b. Sept. 12, 1749: d. Jan. 20, 1S21. Ch. (by Elizabeth, 2d wife) :

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459 4 46o 5 461 6 462 7 463 S 464 9 465 10 DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 61 Joseph/ b. Apr. S, 1753; d. 1S22. Job,-* b. Oct. 9, 1754; d. Mar. 15, [S43. Israel/ b. July 17, 1756; md. Mary Rodick. Sarah/ b. June 13, 1759; md. Benj. Doughty. Patience/ b. .Mar. 24, 1761 ; d. y. Mary/ b. July 10, 1763; md. Daniel Booker. Elijah/ b. June 23 1768 ; md. Jennie Grant. John/ b. Xov. S, 1774; md. (i), Sarah Booker; (2), Catherine (Bug) Booker. 467 II Waite/ b. May 31, 1733; d. ; md., May 7, 1751, Lemuel, s. of Thomas Jones and Thankful ( ) of North Yarmouth, Me.,b. Sept. 30, 1730; was a minister in Friends' Society. Ch: 468 I Mary,* b. .May 15, 1752 in North Yarmouth, Me. 469 2 Rachel,-* b. Feb. 2, 1754; md., .Andrew Pinkham. 470 3 Caleb,* b. July 3, 1755; md. Peace Goddard. 471 4 Lemuel/ b. Feb. 26, 175S; md. (i), Catherine Allen; (2), Deborah Ilawkes. 472 5 Sarah,* b. Feb. 10, 1760 in Harpswell, Me.; md. James Goddard. Edward,* b. Apr. 7, 1762; m. Mary,* b. Mar. 9, 1764 ; md. Joshua Frye. Stephen,* b. Feb. 22, 1766; md. Eunice Hacker; d. July 2, 1850. Israel,* b. May 11, 176S; m. . Thomas.* b. May 7, 1770; md. (i), Esther Hacker; (2), Hannah Winslow. Phebe,* b. May iS, 1772 ; md., Feb. 5, 1S40, Nathaniel Owen. Lydia/ b. .Apr. 9, 1774 ; md. Stephen Nichols. Ann,^ b. May 14, 1735; ^- J*^"- -^' '793> '^'^•i Nov. 16, 1767, Cornelius s. of Elijah Douglas and Phebe (Taylor) of Middleborough, Mas^., b. Sept. 12, 1749 ; d. ; Cornelius Douglas md. for 2d wife, July 3, 1791, Lydia, dau. of Joshua Butfum and Elizabeth (Estes) of Berwick, Me.; he d. June 20, 1S21 ; his wid. d. .\ug. 31, 1S37. Ch. (by Ann) : 481 I John,* b. Sept. 8, 176S; md. Judith Collins; he d. June 17, 1S02. 482 2 Edward/ b. June 30, 1770; md. Esther Collins; he d. .Apr. 18, 1823, 483 3 Phel:)e,* b. Xov. in. [772; md. Ebenezer Austin; she d. Jan. 15, 181 7. 484 4 Joseph.* b. Aug. I, 1774; d. June 6, 17S2. Ch. (by Lydia; Durham) : 485 5 .Anna,* b. July 15, 1792; md. .Samuel Goddard; she d. Oct. 4, 1S40. 473 6 474 7 475 8 475 9 477 10 478 II 479 12 480 III

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ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. Joseph/ b. May 2S, 1793 ; drowned Aug. 27, 1814. Joshua/ b. Sept. S, 1794; md. (i), Jane Adams; md., (2), Lucy Beal ; d. Jan. 21, iSSi. David/ b. July 16, 1796; d. in Ohio, Dec. 3, 1863. Cornelius/ b. June 12, 179S; md. Phebe Nichols. Lydia/ b. Dec. 2S, 1799; d. Nov. 29, 1S43. Patience/ b. Feb. 15, 1S03; md. Benj. Davis; d. Apr. 1SS7. Israel/ b. Aug. 27, 1737; d. May 13, 1742. John/ b. Aug. 13, 1739; d. . Caleb/ b. Aug. 10, 1741 ; d. 1744. Mary,^ b. Sept. 29, 1743; md., Nov. 28, 1764, Nicholas, s. of Ebenezer Varney and Elizabeth ( ) of Dover, N. H. Edward^ (637), b. Nov. 11, 1745; md. Sept. 6, 1770. Caleb ^ (644), b. Nov. 26, 1747 ; md. ; d. 1S22. Patience,^ b. Sept. 15. 174S; nul. John Dally of Windham, Me. Joseph,-' b. July 21, 1750; md., Nov. 29, 1775, Mary Goddard; no issue. 500 XII Sarah, ^ b. Apr. 16,1752; md. Joshua Clough of Berwick, Me. (descendants numerous). 486 6 487 7 488 8 489 9 490 10 491 II 492 IV 493 \ 494 VI 495 VII 496 VIII 497 IX 498 X 499 XI

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^blr^ Generation, 501 William^ Estes (380), son of Matthew- (^Richard'), born in Pembroke, Mass, April 19, 1713; died December 9, 1793; married 1736, Elizabeth Stetson. April 13, 1737, when of Hanover, blacksmith, he for ^330 bought of his uncle Edward of Hanover, yeoman, a tract of land. April 19, 1743, Elijah Stetson of Stituate, yeoman, for £1 : 5, deeds to William Estes of Hanover, founder, land in division of Scituate commons, etc March 13, 1750, when of Hanover, for 20 s., deeds to Matthew Estes of Hanover, 10 rods of land in Hanover. January 30, 1755, Elisha Sylvester of Scituate for ^2 : 13 : 4 d., deeds to William Estes of Hanover, 5 acres of land in Hanover at a place called Candlewood Plain. P'ebruary 3, 1755, John Rogers, of Marshfield, for ^-^5 : 6 : 8 d. deeds to William Estes of Hanover, 5 acres of land in Hanover at a place called Candlewood Plain. April 12, 1760, Aaron Hobart of Abington, yeoman, for £16: 13 : 4 d., deeds to Wm. Estes of Hanover, blacksmith, meadow land in a place called Bear Meadow. June 28, 1780, William Estes and Margaret Peters, both of Hanover, have run a line between our lands and have settled the same. William Estes jT} Margaret Peters j s. | December 6, 1793, when of Hanover, he wrote his will. Improvise ....

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64 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Item. " I give to my daughters, Zilipha Kstes and Sarah Estes, £ioo. Item. I give unto all my children in equal shares all the rest and residue of my estate, excepting what is hereafter mentioned to be particularly taken out of my son Matthew's share, it is my mind and will to forgive my said son Matthew all the book accounts that I have against him, and that the words * all my children ' should be understood, I mean the heirs of my son William, deceased, as one share, Richard, Matthew, Susanna I'arker, Zilpha and Sarah, all one share. Item. I give to my granddaughter Ruth Estes, ^£2 : S and one silver spoon marked W. E. E., the money to be taken out of Matthew's share. Item. I give to my two granddaughters, Anna Robbins and Elizabeth Bates, the sum of ^16, to be equally divided between them, to be taken out of Matthew's share. Item. I give to my son, William Estes, my fire arm, not to be taken out of Matthew's share. Item. I give to my three daughters, the use and improvement of the easterly half of my dwelling house, and firewood one year v.-ith well and celLir I appoint my son, Richard Estes, and daughter, Sarah Estes. sole E.\ecutors. William Estes J s. '■ Witnessi's : Thomas Groose. Zaccheus Estes, Israel Perry. His daughter, Sarah Estes, appealed to the court to be excused from serving as executrix, and the court granted her request. March 3, 1794, inventory of real and personal estate: Real, • ^354 OS. od. Personal. 86 8 6 Addition to Inv'y, Sept. 16, 1796, 103 12 /){ ;^544 I s. iH d. Richard Estes.

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502 I 503 II 504 III 505 I 506 2 507 3 508 4 509 5 510 IV 5" V 512 VI 513 VII 514 VIII 515 IX 516 X DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 6$ Children (Hanover) : Susannah."' b. June 29, 1737 ; md. , abt. 1760, John Barker. Alice,'' b. June 29, 1737 ; d. before 1793. William,-' b. Feb. 11, 1739-40; d. abt. 1791 ; md. Bathsheba , b. ; d. 1791. Apr. 13, 1791, Benjamin Estes appointed adm'r to the estate of Bathsheba Estes, late of Wareham, Mass. Ch. (Wareham): Benjamin Wmg,' b. Apr. 27, 1770. Bathsheba,^ b. Mar. 27, 1773. William,^ b. Aug. S, 1775. Dec. 28, 1797, when of Wareham, blacksmith, for S500, deeds to Moses Fearing 50 acres of land in Scituate, Mass. Stephen,^ b. about 1778. >-;,,, ,1. • ', Matthew,* b. about 17S0. Ruth,'' b. Nov. 9, 1741 ; d. bt:fore 1793Richard •» (6SS), b. June 25, 1745; md. ; d. Mar. 11, 1797. Elizabeth,'' b. Aug. 10, 1747 ; d. May 31, 1750. Zilpha,'' b. June i, 1750; d. 1S16. Matthew (69S), b. Jan. 17, 1754; md. ; d. . Elijah,'' b. Mar. 2S, 1757 ; d. before 1793. Sarah," b. Feb. 20, 1761. 517 Robert-' Estes (390), .son of Matthew- (^Richard''), born in Hanover, January 12, 1736; died November 26, 1803 ; married Beulah Wing of Sandwich, Mass., (perhaps the daughter of Zaccheus Wing and Content (Swift), bom January 2C, 1734; died . [See Historical and Genealogical Register of John Wing, p. 59.] Deeds and other records of Robert Estes of Hanover : March 6, 176c, Thomas Josselyn, of Hanover, bloomer, to Robert Estes of Hanover, tanner. August 2, 1763, Thomas Curtis of Hanover, yeoman, to Robert Estes of Hanover. December 20, 1772, Joseph Josselyn jr., of Hanover, and Thomas Josselyn of Pembroke, to Isaiah Wing and Robert Estes, both of Hanover.

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6S ESTES GENEALOGIES. January 3, 1773, Thomas Josselyn of Pembroke, gentleman, to Robert Estes of Hanover. August 7, 1775, Joseph Bates of Hanover, to Robert Estes of Hanover. March 13, 1776, John Bailey 3d, of Hanover, housewright, to Robert Estes and Timothy Robbins, both of Hanover. May 3, 1777, Timothy Robbins of Hanover, and Mary, his wife, to Robert Estes of Hanover. February 17, 1778, Samuel Whiting of Hanover to Robert Estes and Timothy Robbins both of Hanover. March 23, 1784, Thomas Robbins of Hanover, mariner, to Robert Estes of Hanover. December 18, 1784, Robert Eells, Michael Silvester, Jesse Curtis, Timothy Robbins, John Stetson, Timothy Rose and Melzer Curtis, all of Hanover, to Robert Estes of Hanover. December 23, 17S5, Prince Stetson and Job Silvester, both of Hanover, to Robert Estes of Hanover. December 23, 1785, Job Sylvester of Hanover, laborer, to Robert Estes of Hanover. July 18, 17S7, William Estes, yeoman, and wife Bathsheba, of Wareham, IMass., to Robert Estes of Hanover. February 9, 1788, Isaac Buck and wife Hannah, of Pembroke, Mass., to Robert Estes of Hanover. February 29, 17SS, Isaac Buck and wife Hannah, of Pembroke, IMass., to Robert Estes of Hanover. December 4. 1788, William Estes of Wareham, to Robert Estes of Hanover. February 16, 1791, Robert Estes of Hanover, yeoman, to his son Zaccheus Estes, yeoman. Robert Estes | s. | November 26, 1791, Robert Estes of Hanover, yeoman, to Ichabod Sampson jr., yeoman, of Wareham. Robert Estes \ s. \

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 6/ May 21, 1792, Robert Estes of Hanover, to John Thacher of Wareham, housewright. Robert Estes | s. | May 29, 1797, Robert Estes and wife Beulah, Timothy Robbins and John Hatch, gentleman, all of Hanover, to Charles Bailey of Hanover. Robert Estes, .'.■. • Beulah Estes, John Hatch, Timothy Robbins. Children (Hanover) : Zaccheus ■* {700), b. Dec. 20, 1760; d. Feb. 19, 1S46. Robert,* b. Feb. i, 1763; d. Feb. 3, 1763. Robert/ b. Apr. 20, 1764; d. May 11, 1764. Hannah, ■* b. Aug. 7, 1765; md. Sept. 9, 1810 (.') Joseph Dillingham of New York state. ■ ,, ^ Abigail/ b. June S, 176S; d. 1772. Alice,* b. Mar. 27, 1772; d. in Sandwich, Mass., May 25, 1S51 ; md., Feb. 22, 1792, Stephen, s. of Joseph Rogers and Mary ( ), b. Jan. 23, 1770; d. Aug. 6, 1S35. Joseph-* (724), b. Nov 9, 1774; md. ; d. 1S27 (?) Benjamin* (744), b. Nov. 13, 1776; md. ; d, 526 Richard^ Estes (392), son of Roh^xi,- {Richard'), horn in Portsmouth, R. I., July 2, 1717 ; died November 13, 1793, married Mary, daughter of Philip Peirce and Frances ( ) of East Greenwich, R. I., born June 8, 1724 ; died January 19, 17S2; grand-daughter of Jeremiah Peirce of East Greenwich, R. I. Mr. Estes was a large land owner of Warwick, R. I., as per deeds bearing dates as follows: April 3, 1745, admitted freeman of Warwick, R. I. February 17, 1744-5, he of East Greenwich, bought of Benjamin Tallman of Warwick, R. I., land and mansion house in Warwick. 6 518 I 519 II 520 III 521 IV 522 V 523 VI 524 VII 525 VIII

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68 ESTES GENEALOGIES. April r, 1746, he of Warwick, shoemaker, bought of Samuel Gorton of Warwick. September 28, 1749, Samuel Warner, of Warwick, to Richard Estes, shoemaker of Warwick. February 28, 1750, Joseph Gorton of Norwich, Conn., to Richard Estes of Warwick. September 5, 1750, John Hawkins of Providence, R. I., to Richard Estes of Warwick, cordwainer. November 20, 1750, Peter Green of W^arwick, to Richard Estes of Warwick, cordwainer. August 27, 175 1, Randall Holden of Warwick, to Richard Estes of Warwick. June 23, 1753, Phones Green of Warwick, to Richard Estes of Warwick, shoemaker. January 7, 1756, Mile Pearce of Warwick, to Richard Estes of Warwick, farmer. IMarch 11, 1757, Daniel Budlong of Warv^ick, to Richard Estes of Warwick, cordwainer. May 5, 1758, was appointed the fourth justice of the town of Warwick, R. I., by Governor Stephen Hopkins, Esq. Facsimile of original document below. October 7, 175S, Daniel Budlong of Warwick, to Richard Estes of Warwick. March 5, 1761, Richard Estes of Warwick, to Samuel Davis of Warwick. Richard Estes j s. | Mary Estes { s. | March 9, 1762, Mary Estes and Richard Estes to Nicholas Goddard, shipwright, land left to Mary Estes by her honored grandfather, Jeremiah Peirce, in his last will. Children : 527 I Richard/ b. Jan. 25, 1739; md., Mar. 10, 1760, Johannah Edmonds of Warwick. R. I.; removed to S. C.

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'■> DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 69 528 II Anna/ b. Aug. 25, 1741 ; d. Mar. 3, 1813. 529 III Thomas/ b. Xov, 29, 1743; d. y. 530 IV Masey/ b. Xov. S, 1744; d. Apr. 9, 1S15. 531 V Mary/ b. Apr. 25. 1747. 532 VI Philip * {769). b, Feb. 22, 1749; nid- ; d. . 533 VII Thomas" (77S), b. Sept. 28, 1752; md. ; d.' 1825. 534 VIII Frances/ b. Mar. 5, 1755; md. Thom. 535 IX Elizabeth/ b. June 1, 1759; d. . 536 X Benjamin'* (Sli), b. Oct. 3, 1761 ; md. ; d. . 537 XI Philadelphia/ b. Xov. 4, 1763. 538 XII James" (84^), b. Oct. 16, 1766; md. ; d. Oct. 11, 1828. 539 Thomas3 Estes (407), son of Robert (^Richard'), bom in Portsmouth, R. I., April 17, 1725; died 1784; married July 24. 1747, Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph Thomas and Ruth ( ), born about 1729; died May 2, 1808; tanner, currier and cordwainer by trade, also carried on a large farm. July 16, 1770, Samuel Borden, Samuel Hicks of Tiverton, Weston Hicks and Jacob Mott of Rhode Island, deed to Thomas Estes, cordwainer, Joseph Borden, Richard Borden, yeomen, of Tiverton, Jacob ]\Iott jr., and Stephen Hicks of Portsmouth, yeoman, one acre of land in Tiverton, upon which to build a Friends' meeting-house. June 8, 1784, he wrote his will and was probated August 2, 1784, appointed his sons Robert and Joseph sole executors. Inventory ^£"84 : 17 s. In the ninth item of his will he mentions his reputed grandson William Francis Estes, " That he be brought up and when he arrives to the age of twenty-one years old he shall have a new suit of apparel throughout." Children (Tiverton, R. I.) : 540 I Robert" (S77), b. June 2S, 174S; d. 1826. 541 II Ruth/ b. Jan. i, 1751 ; md., Dec. 13, 1767, Isaac, s. of John Jennings and Annie ( ) of Tiverton, R. I., b. Mar. 9, 1742. Ch. (Tiverton, R. I.): 542 I Daniel,- b. ; md. Elizabeth Case. 543 2 Gideon,^ b. . 544 3 Elizabeth,' b. ; md. Brownell.

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70 ESTES GEXEALOGIES. 545 4 Eliaha,^ b. ; md. Lyclia Borden. 546 5 Isaac,' b. May 11, 17S2; md. Oct. 5, 1S05, Susan D. Cole. 547 6 Perry,^ b. May, 1785 : md, Florana Perry. 548 7 Annie,' b. . 549 III Joseph* (SS3), b. Xov. 27, 1754; md. ; d. May 26, 1S44. 550 IV Elisha* (9r2). b. Jan. 12, 1757; md. ; d. . 551 V Daniel,* b. May 2r, 1759; perhaps d. y. 552 VI Sarah,-* b. Mar. 31, 1762; d. July 1,1836; md., Dec. 7, 17S0, Edmond, s. of Philip Tripp and Sarah (Wood ?) of Dartmouth, Mass., b. June I, 1755. Ch. : 553 I Abraham,' b. Aug. 9, 1782; md., May 13, 1S24, Margaret Potter. 554 2 Philip,' b. May 17, 17S4; md. (i), Oct. 5,1806, Margaret Kirby, (2), Oct. 17, 1S21, Phila Shore, (3),Joannah Baker. 555 3 Joseph,' b. Nov. 23, 17S5; md.. May 30, iSii, Elizabeth Davis. 556 4 Benjamin,' b. Nov. 24, 17S7; md., Sept. 13, 1810, Nancy Case. 557 5 Elizabeth,' b. Nov. 21, 17S9; md., Aug. 21, 1S13, Williams Davis. 55S 6 Reulien.' b. Aug. 12, 179c; md., (r), Apr. 11, 1S13, Silvia Tripp; (2). Nov. 29, 1S29, Mary Petty; (3), Feb. 6, 1856, Mary Barker. 559 7 Hannah,' b. ; md., Jan. 15, 1835, Patrick Potter; no issue. 560 S Edmond,' b. Sept. 19. 1797 ; md., (1), Nov. 13, 1S22, Cynthia Case; (2), June 17, 1S7S, Esther Bartlett. 561 9 Daniel.' b. July 19, 1S02 ; md. Ruth Tripp. 562 10 Thomas Estes,' b. May 11, 1S05; md., Feb. ic, 1833, Edith Tripp. (For Tripp Genealogy see Newport Hist, Mag. Vol, IV, No. I, July, 1SS3.) 563 VH Edmond^ (9:2), b, Sept. 8, J767; d. Sept. 14, 1S63. 564 VIII Peter* 192;). !). 1773; d. abt. 1S47. 565 Elijah^ Estes (416), son of Joseph^ {Richard'), born in Dover, N. H., .Sc[)tomber 7, 172 1 ; died November 28, 17S8; married DecL-nibcr 5, 1744, Sarah, daui^htor of Israel Hodgdon and Ilinnah (Hanson) of Dover, N. H., born November 12, 1725 ; died December 28, 17S4. He was a minister in the so^ictv of Friends.

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581 I 582 II 583 III 584 IV 72 ESTES GENEALOGIES. ' '■- Children (by Mary): John* (1033), b. ; md. ; d. Mar. 6, i8r6. Samuel* (102S), b. Feb. S, 1751; md. ; d. May—, iSiS. Simeon* {103S), b. July 15, 1754; md. ; d. Aug. 4, iS'36. Abigail,* b. ; md. (i), John Ma.wvell ; (2), Dependence Littleficld. 585 V Sarah,* b. ; md. Elijah Purinton of Dover, N. H., Sept. 22, 1767. Caleb,* b. ; d. unmd. ■ ' Elizabeth,* twin, b. ; md. (i), Dec, 17S9, James Bangs of Dover, X. H. ; md. (2), Horton. Mary,* twin, b. ; md. Isaac Rogers; had ch. Lydia,* b. ; md. Jonathan Meader. Children (by Sarah) : Jedcdiah* (1065), b. June 12, 1765; d. Oct. 6, 1S4S. Stephen,* b. Oct 2, 1767 ; d. unmd. Jedediah,* b. Dec. 15, 176S; d. y. Phebe,*b. May 4, 1770; md. Amos Place, Wells, Me. Ch. (Wells, Me.): Hannah il.,= h. Feb. 19, 1S05. Silas.-' b. , Simeon,^ b. , Sarah. ^ 1). , '■ ' , ■ Lois,5 b. , : , ■, ;_, , Knos,5 b. . \ / Judith,* b. Dec. 3, [771; d. y. Robert,* b. Mar. 13, f773; d. y. : ... « Timotiiy,* b. .Apr. 13. 1775; d. y. Silas* (1C.S3), b. June 24, 177S; d. Mar. 6, 1S31. Hannah..* b. Xov. 4. 17S0; md., Apr. 2S, 1S07, Jedediah Meader of Roche.-^tcr, X. H. Ch. (Rochester, X. H.) : Levi,' b. Xov. 17, iScS; d. X'ov. 11, 1S12. Daniel,' h. Xov. 17, iSio; md., 1S33, Maria Varney.* Ell.' b. Feb. 4, 1S14; md., July 4, 1844, Caroline Varney;* d. Oct. 29, 1S44. 608 4 Sarah,' b. iSlO; d. y. 609 Benjamin' Estes (450), son of Benjamin' {Richard'), born ; died about iSc^ ; married , Katurah, perhaps dauL^hter of Ste[ihen Perkin.s. *I)aii. of Festu-^ Viiraoy iiml Il.irinah 'VariifV). 586 VI 587 VII 588 VIII 589 IX 590 X 591 XI 592 XII 593 XIII 594 I 595 2 595 3 597 4 598 5 599 6 600 XIV 601 XV 602 XVI 603 XVII 604 XVIII 605 I 606 2 607 3

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 73 October 28, 1765, we Benjamin Estes, millwright, and Jonathan Estes, cordwainer, both of Wells, Me., for p^95 :i 5 s., deed to Thomas Wallingford of Somersworth, N. H., 100 acres of land in Wells, with buildings thereon, and is the same tract of land which Benjamin Estes sr., bought of William Plaisted of Berwick, and is the same on which the said Benjamin and Jonathan now dwells, the road leading from Berwick to Wells going through part, viz. : the southerly part thereof, and is bounded 160 rods on the line between Berwick and Wells, northeast by W^illiam Plaisted, east by Roberson, heretofore, south part by said way and part by common land, west b}' the said dividing line between Berwick and Wells. ]\Iarch 9, 1781, Benjamin Estes was drawn juryman to the Court of Common Pleas at Wells, Maine. administrator's sale. To be sold at public vendue persuant to an order from the Plonorable Justices of Court of Common Pleas, County of York, at the dwelling house of Capt. Caleb Emery, innholder in Sanford, on Thursday, 29th day of April next, all the real estate of Jotham ^Moulton esq., late of York, deceased, consisting of a large quantity of wild land in Sanford, with the lot called the " Iron Works Lot," with the house and barn standing thereon, with the reversion of the deceased widow's dower with about eight acres of land in York. Sanford, Me., March 9, 1784. Samuel Nasson, ) , , , , Nicnolas Sewall, \ May 12, 1787, Samuel Nasson of Sanford, Maine, for £ S7 '■ 10 s., deed to Benjamin Estes of Sanford, millwright, one half part of a certain tract of land, the whole said to contain 250 acres more or less, where he now lives, has lately built a grist mill, the said half lot being part of the estate of Jotham Moulton Esq., deceased

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74 ESTES GENEALOGIES. February lo, 1806, Benjamin Estes of Sanford, Me., in consideration of one hundred dollars for div^ers other good causes and especially a bond, this day by him [Samuel Estes] to me executed, to support, provide and maintain me and my wife during both our lives, do by their presents, give, bargain, sell unto Samuel Estes, my son, of the same Sanford the lot of land with all the buildings and appurtances thereunto with my right in grist mill, said lot contains 250 acres more or less. \ ..,, ^ . . — Benjamm Estes s. " ■ •■ Keturah Estes | s. | August 14, 1794, Benjamin Estes bought one half of a tract of land containing 256 acres in Sanford, Me., being part of the estate of Jotham Molton, sold by the order of the Court after Moulton's deceased, the other half he had previously purchased and built a urist mill thereon. (Signed) Samuel Nasson. March 17, 1806, Samuel Estes appointed administrator of his father's estate, one third of the estate to Keturah his widow, the balance to his sons and daughters. Children : As per record of York Co. court aiul otlier records. Reb'.-cca,'' b. ; md., , Chase Stevens. Anna,* I). ; nul., , David Perkins. HI Margaret,* b. ; md., .May 3, 1751, J"ames, s. of Ebenezer Hawk'js and .-X.np. ( ). Ber.iair.in * (IION), b. ; md. ; d. . V Jonathan,* * b ; nuL ; d. . Ruth,* b. ; Old. , John Linscott. Rlchird* (1119), ly Feb.—, 1765; md. ; d. . l'avi.> ' (: 131), b. ; md. ; d. . Samuel ' (11391, b. ; md. ; d. 1S4S. Sarah,* b. ; md., , John Huston. •In the York tn.rrioi.l- of Mc. I tin.l r.-.-onl.Ml .I.m. 4, ^!^l■.>, Olive K-tt-s appointt'd iiiltiiii!!-ti:itii.\ . Tlif^o may nave becji the family uf Jouutlmii l-..-ti3,>'o. oil. 610 I 611 II 612 HI 613 IV 614 V 615 VI 616 VII 617 VIII 618 I.\ 619 X

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 75 620 Daniel ' Estes (452), probably son of Benjamin (^Richard^^, born , married , JMary, daughter of , died . June 25, 1759, Richard Curtis of Kittery, Me., for ^26 deed to Daniel Estes of Berwick, husbandman, 52 acres of land at Beach Ridge, York County, Maine. August II, 1767, he and wife Mary of Berwick, for J[, 133 deed to Benjamin Heard of Dover, husbandman, 52 acres at Beach Ridge. January 29, 1771, was one of a committee to draft soldiers. September 2, 1771, he of Berwick, husbandman, for ^9 deed to Samuel Hanscum of Berwick, husbandman, a maple swamp, lot number 13. , 1772, was a ta.xpayer in Berwick, 1774, petitioner for highway, 177S, 1780-84, was surveyor. March 4, 17S4, Daniel Estes of Berwick, deed to Ivory Hovey. "He moved from Berwick to Sanford, Me., and was an early settler, commencing on a wild lot of land, and he was for many years a mill man in that town." He with his four sons, Benjamin, John, Stephen and Richard came from Shapleigh to Bethel prior to 1705. His oldest son went to New Brunswick and has posterity there. Children : 621 I A son, went to Xew Urunswick. 622 II Benjamin'' ( 1 174), b. aht. 1756 ; d. . 623 III John^ (iiSj), b. Jan. 7, 175S; d. . 624 IV Joseph ■• (i 191), b. Mar. 29, .'760; d. . 625 V Stephen'* {[2or), b. abt. 1763; d. . 626 VI Anna,-* b. ; d. ; md., .Stephen Hodgsdon (sometimes spelled Ilodgdon), s. of , b. in Berwick, Me. ; d. 1S43 ; about the year 1800, he removed to Rumford, Me., where he lived but a few years, after his wife died he made it ' his home with his children, and died at the home of his sonin-law, Peter Estes. Ch. : 627 I Anna, b. 17S3; md. Jeremiah Andrews jr. of Rumford, Me 

628 2 629 3 630 4 631 S 632 6 633 7 634 8 635 9 636 VII 76 ESTES GENEALOGIES. '' Stephen, b. 1785; md. Huldah Washburn of Hebron, Me. Theodocia, b. 178S; md. Peter Estes, s. of Richard. James, b. 1791 ; md. Esther Bartlett of Greenwood, Me. Betsy, b. ijg^; d. in Bethel, unmd., 1872. Susan, b. 1796; md. John Biichannan. Daniel, b. 1799 ; md. Mary R. Richardson. Lucy, b. 1802 ; md. Reuben Whitman of Woodstock, Me. Abigail, b. 1S05; md. John Tobin of Hartford, Me. Richard* ('-ii). ti- Sept. 7, 1767 ; d. . 637 Edward^ Estes (496), son of Edward- {Ric/iard''), born November ii, 1745 ; married September 6, 1770, Prudence, daughter of James Goddard and Sarah ( ) of Falmouth, Me. Hatter by trade. Children : James** (1221), b. Oct. 9, 1771 ; d. 1S65. Sarah,* b. Feb. 8, J 773; md. Isaac Hoxie; d. Nov., 1863. Has two children: Mary, Silas, Silas* (1252). b. Nov. 3, 1776; d. Dec.'S, 1S55. Phebe,* b. Feb. 26, 1779; d. Feb. iS, 17S5. 644 Calebs Estes (497), son of Edward' (Rk/iard'), born in Hanover, Mass., November 26, 1747 ; died November — , 1822, or 3d month, 11, 1822; married June 24, 1769, Lydia, daughter of John Bishop, whose wife was an Estes, born August 20, 1749; died May 4, 1S15, married (2), October 17, 1816, Eunice (Nichols) Estes, widow of Joseph Estes (990) of Sandwich, N. H., a successful farmer. Members of society of Friends. Children (Durham, by Lydia) : 645 I Lydia.* b. May 8, 1770; d. 1S50; md. Wm P. Story, d. Nov. 1S55. ^'"^ issue. 646 II Sarah,* b. Mar. 4, 1772; d. Jan. 15, 1S57 ; md. Elisha Tuttle, b. Sept. 27, 1767; d. Dec. 21, 1854. This family were all members of i:)urham Monthly Meeting of Friends in Maine. Ch. : 647 I Lydia,' b. Oct. 5, 1793; md. John Jones of Brunswick, Me. * l-\'b. 11, 1772, taken from bis family Bible. 638 I 639 II 640 I 641 2 642 III 643 IV

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 'J'J Tobias,^ b. June 17, 1795; ^- J^"- 3°' 1799Esther,' b. Nov. 13, 179S; md. Daniel Lunt of South Durham, Me. Thomas, 5 b. Jan. 14, iSoi ; md. Lydia Jones; d. July 17, 1S37. Judith,' b. June 17,1803; md. (i), Robert Goddard; {2), Jesse Grossman. Philena,' b. Jan. 7, 1S06; md. John Smith of Durham, ^[e. ; d. May 19, 1SS4. Patience,' b. Feb. 12, iScS ; md. Isaac Blake of Lisbon, Me. Sarah,' b. June 10, iSii; md. (i), Rufus Jones of Ghina, Me. ; (2), John Randoff Grossman ; d. May 27, 1872. Elisha,' b. May 2, 1815; d. same day. Simeon'' (1296), b. Feb. 17, 1774; d. July 6, 1863. Patience,* b. Jan. 29, 1776; md. James Estes (1221). Galeb-* (1320), b. Apr. 6, 177S; d. May 25, 1864. Joseph* (134S), b. Sept. 5, 17S0; md. ; d. . Israel* (1356), b. Aug. 25, 17S2; md. ; d. Mar. 25, 1S75. Thomas* (136S), b. Aug. 20, 17S4; md. ; d. Oct, 16, 1S70. John,* b. Oct. 19, 17S6; d. Nov. 22, 17S7. Desire,* b. Oct. 15. 17SS ; d. July 15, iSSo; md. Isaac Cox. Gh, . Alfred,' b. in Durham, Mav 6, 1S12; md. (i), Adaline Estes: (2), Miss Looker; (3), unknown. 665 2 Elisha,' b. in I'.runswick, Me., Mar. 30, 1S14; md. Harding of Bath, Me. ; lives in Maryland. 666 3 Gyrus B.,' b. in Brunswick, May 7, 181 5. 667 4 Louisa J. W.,' b. in Brunswick, July 11, 1S16; md. Isaiah Day of Durham, Me. 668 5 Eli,' b. in Bowdoin, Me., June 25, iSiS. 669 6 James,' b. in Bowdoin, Mar. 14, 1S20 ; md. Purington, lives in Topsham, Me. 670 7 Gharles H.,' b. in Bowdoin, P'eb. 24, 1S22. 671 S Melvin,' b. in Bowdoin, Jan. 14, 1S24; d. y. 672 9 Mary,' b. in Bowdoin, Sept. 11, 1S25 ; d. y. 673 10 Lydia A.,' b. in Bowdoin, Sept. 18, 1S26; md. ; left children. 674 II Maria E.,' b. in Bowdoin, .\pr. 20, 1S2S; md., Aug. 27, 1S66, Grover, lives at West Bowdoin, Me. 675 12 Lewis L.,' b. Mar. 25. 1S31. 676 XI Mary,* b. Feb. 15, 1792; d. Feb. 22, 1S65 ; md., Feb. 3, iSii, James, s. of Eli Go.x and ( ), d. NLiy 12, 1S59. Ch. (l and 2, Top'iham. Me., rest in Brunswick, Me.) : 677 I Almira D.,' b. Aug. 13. 181 1; md., Feb. S, 1S30, Lewis Lunt ; d. Dec. r9, 1S30. 648 2 649 3 650 4 651 5 652 6 653 7 654 8 655 9 656 III 657 IV 658 V 659 VI 660 VII 661 VIII 662 IX 663 X 664 I

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y8 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 678 2 ElishaT.,5 b. Mar. 10. 1S13 ; d. Oct. 19, 1S13. , ■ , 679 3 Lydia Estes,^ b. Sept. 27, 1814; md., Dec. 23. 1843, Charles Bliss. 680 4 Harriet A.,' b. Dec. 21, 1 8 16; md. Benj. R. Robinson; d. Apr. 3, 18S7 ; lived in East Bridgevvater, Mass. No issue. 681 5 Sarah J.,' b. Nov. 10, 1S21 ; md. John S. Hammond; d Apr. 18, 1856. 682 6 Augustus F.,' b. Jan. 8, 1S24; d. Apr. 9, 1S91 ; md. (i), May 12, 1846, Tryphena Jones, dau. of James Jones, d. Aug, 16, 1867. They had eight children, four of whom are living; Md. (2), S. Jane Goddard. 683 7 ^rary A.,' b. June 29, 1826; md., Mar. 13, 1850, Elijah P. Robinson of East Bridgwater, Mass., d. Sept. 2, 1888. They had six children. 684 8 Caroline D.,' b. May 7, 1829; md„ Jan. 23, 1S55, Thomas C. Pinkham. They had six children. P. O. address Portland, Me. 685 9 James H.,^ b. June 10, 1S31 ; md., Jan. i, 1859, Mary O. Coombs. They have live children. 686 10 Ellen M.,^ b. Nov. 6, 1834 ; d. July 2, 1835. 687 II Frances M.,^ b. July 21, 1836; md., Dec. 31, 1S76, Leonard Selee. 688 Richard + Estes (511). son of William,' {Matthew,^ Richard'), horn in Hanover, Mass., June 25, 1745; died March II, 1797; married November 4, 1778; Mercy, daughter of Joseph Ramsdell and second wife Mercy (Prior) of Hanover, Mass.; born April 28, 1757. June 28, 1797, his widow Mercy was appointed administratrix of his estate September 4, 1797. Real estate appraised at $2,277.00 Personal estate appraised at 622.97 He was a blacksmith by trade. His widow married May 23, 1806, Joseph Ellis of Sandwich, Mass. Children (Hanover) : 689 I Betsey,- b. ; md. (i), Nov. i, 179S, Benjamin Stetson; (2), Joshua Gates, Sept. i, 1S2S; she d. Sept. 8, '.851. No issue. 690 II Rich.ird' {1402), b. 1781 ; md. ; d. . 6gi III Eliiah,' b. 1783; d. 1790.

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7'^ 7U' 7»5 DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 79 692 IV Ruth,5 b. 17S5; md., Jan. 15, iSoi, Daniel, s. of Capt. Daniel Barstow and Betsey (Tilden) ; (2), Rowland Sylvester; (3), Josepii Sylvester, sons of Job Sylvester of Durham, Me., and grandsons of Abner Sylvester of Hanover. Ch. (by Daniel) : 693 r Daniel,'' b. ; md. Betsey Estes ( r405), dau. of Richard Estes. 694 2 Samuel,* b. ; md. Saba D. Estes (1404), dau. of Richard Estes. 695 V Mercy,-' b. I 7S7 ; d. Dec. 30, 1840; md. (i), Nov. 26, 1S07 George Vaughn of Middleboro, Mass. 696 VI Edward,' b. Apr., 1790. 697 VII William 5 (1410), b. Jaly 23, 1794; md. ; d. Feb. 2S, 1864. 698 Matthew^ Estes (514), son of William^ {Mattkezu,^ Richard'), hoxn January 17, 1754; died ; married February 7, 1779, Jane Palmer, died March 16, 1779. January 20, 1794. Matthew Estes of Hanover, saddletree maker, for £ 39 deed to Richard Estes of Hanover, blacksmith, all the real and personal estate which was or shall be conveyed to me by virtue of the last will of my father William Estes late of Hanover, deceased (Compare number .) Matthew Estes i i. } Children : 7w '' '•■■•■ ■ ' ■?io 699 I Joseph 5 I1434). b. Mar. 16, 1779; d. July 7, 1S46. 700 Zaccheust Estes (518), son of Robert^ (^MattJiezvr Richard''), born in Hanover, Mass., December 20, 1760; died February 19, 1846; married , Elizabeth Dillingham, born April 20, 1764; died May 17, 1833. Members of Friends' church at Pem.broke, Mass. A saddletree maker. Children (Hanover, Mass.) : 701 I Robert,' (1453), b. Oct. 20, 17SS; md. ; d. . 702 II Zaccheus,' (r47S), b. June 14, 1790; md. ; d. . 703 III John' (14S3), b. Apr. 2S, 1792; md. ; d. . 704 ■ IV Sylvanus,' b. Mar. 16, 1794; d. May 25, 1S73; "^d. Oct. 25, iSiS, Ruth S., dau. of Barker Ranisdell and Lucy (Ellis), of Hanover, b. Dec. 14, iSoi ; d. Jan. 8, 1S7S. Ch.:

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So • ESTES GENEALOGIES. 705 I Lucy B,^ b. Boston, Mass., May 30, 1S22; md. Nov.-—, 1S41, Enos Canniff ; lives in Hudson, Mich. 706 2 George W,«> b. Batavia, N. Y., Mar. 20, 1827 ; md. in Cal. ; lives in San Francisco, Cal. 707 3 Albert S,* b. P5atavia, N. Y., July 10, 1S30; md. July, 1859, Catherine Fish ; lives in Cal. 708 4 Elizabeth T.,' b. Adrian, Mich., Tune 8, 1S34; md. Sept. 8, 1S52, Cyrenus Cunningham ; lives Pentwater, Mich. 709 5 Francena A.,* b. I'.atavia, X. Y., Aug. 15, 1837; md. in Jefferson, Mich., Aug. 15, 1853, Parmenus, s. of Joel Cunningham and Celinda (Dopkins), b. Mar. 8, 1833. Ch. (ist 5 in Jefferson, last 3 in Pittsford, Mich.) : 710 I ■ Allen B.,' b. July 10, 1S54; md. Dec, x6, 1875, ^la-ggie Niblack, b. Nov. 11, 1S55 ; have 2 ch. : Henry J., Floyd A., . 711 2 Eva C' b. Aug. 8, 1S56; md. Nov. 25, iSSo, Edward L. Bailey; has one son, Lee I.. Bailey. 712 3 Clara M.,^ b. .Mar. 23, 1S5S, d. Dec. 8, 1S60. 713 4 Fred S..' b. Sept. 15, 1S60 ; md. Jan. 3, 18S4, Carrie L. Gardner, b. Mar. 19, 1S62. 714 5 Edward E.,' b. Dec. 25, 1861 ; md. Nov. 25, 1S83, Clara D. Gilman, b. Apr. 17, 1S65 ; ^- -^'ar. y, 1SS5; had a dau. Jessie, d. y. 6 Elta \[./ b. Nov. 25, 1S70. - • : .'■ > ■'-■^. ; 7 Affa G./ b. >Lir. 2r, 1S74. 8 George R.,^ b. Dec. 23, 1S76. Reuben' {1496), b. .Mar. 27, 1796; md. ; d, . Stephen^ (1500), 1). Apr. 10, 179S; md. ; d. Feb. 24, 1SS6. F:iijah5 I151S). b. Jan. 14. 1800 ; md. ; d. Feb. 24, 1S76. William,' b. Feb. [5, 1S02 ; md. (i), -^Lar. 14, 1S15, Lucy E., dau. of Barker Ramsdell and Lucy (Ellis), b. Oct. 17, 1S04 ; d. in N. Y. state. Md. (2), Eliz.ibeth R. Estes (1568); lives in Baltimore. Md. 722 IX Rufu-.Mj. Jan. n, iSo;; liv.js in Michigan. 723 X Clarissa,' !;. June 27, 1S06; md.. Mar. 13, [837, Nathan, s. of Gideon NVi:ig and Eruabeth ( ) of Sandwich, Mass. 715 716 717 718 V 719 VI 720 VII 721 VIII 724 Joseph' Estes (524. son of Robert^ {Mattheiv,^ Richatd'), born Xovcmbt-r 9, 1774, probably in Hanover; married February 8, 1797, Ruth, uaii-hlcr of John Dillingham and Ruth ( ) of SararoL^i, N- V.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 8l May 9, 1797, Snow Curtis and Melzer Hatch both of Hanover, administrators of the estate of Ezekiel Turner Hatch, late of Hanover, deceased, for $353.33 deed to Joseph Estes of Hanover, a dwelling house and farm of eleven acres whereon the deceased dwelt in Hanover. Snow Curtis | s : _ Melzer Hatch { s. Hannah Hatch { s. j September 7, rSoi, Joseph Estes of Hanover> for S600 deed to Calvin Bates of Hanover, the farm whereon I now dwell in Hanover, containing eleven acres, with the buildings thereon, and I, Ruth Estes, wife of Joseph Estes, do give up my right of dower, etc Joseph Estes [ s. | ' ' ■ '■ " Ruth Estes | s. | He removed to Saratoga, N. Y., before 1S07. He was a blacksm.ith by trade. He died 1827 (?) Children : 725 I Ruth,5 b. Sept. 4, 179S ; md. Zebeaus Phillips ; had two childre 726 I Hiram, "^ b. . 727 2 Joseph,'^ b. . 728 II Joseph 5 (1539). b. Oct. 13, iSoo; md. Eliza Leggett; d. 1S60. 729 III Beulah.s b. ; md. Daniel Harkness ; she d. 18S4. Ch. : 730 I Mary,« b. . 731 2 Ruth,'' b. . 732 3 Sarah,'' b. . 733 4 Stephen," b. . 734 S William." b. . 735 .6 Daniel," b. . 736 IV Amy,5 b. ; md. Joseph Brown. Ch. 737 I Hiram," b. .

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S2 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 738 2 Joseph,'^ b. . » 739 3 Francis,*^ b. . 740 V David-" (1551), h. Jan. 29, 1807^ md. Jane Haight. 741 VI Elizabeth. 5 b. 1S09; md. Hiram Young. Have issue. 742 VII William S,5 (156c), b. June 15, 1S17; md. ; d. Sept. i, 1S53. 743 VIII Mary,-'b. ; d. y. 744 Benjamin* Estes (525), son of Robert ^ {Matthew,'' Richard'^, born November 13, 1776, in Boston, Mass. ; died September 30, 1S50; married May 8, 1799, Sarah, daughter of Barnabas Kirby and Elizabeth ( ) of Dartmouth, Mass., born August 8, 1775, died September 24, 1856. They were members of the society of Friends. They were of Hanover in 1800, in the fall of iSii of Sidney, Me., in 1825, moved to Nev/ York state. Was a farmer. Children, first six in Hanover, last four in Sidney, Me. : 745 I Alice.s b. Dec. 26, 1799; md. Joseph Bowerman ; d. June 7, iSSo. 745 II Allen ? (1 567), b. Sept. 12, iSoi ; md. Eliza Pope; d. July 6, 1 866. 747 III Dcborah,5 b. Jan. 6, US04; d. Aug. 19, 1839; md., 1S23, Libni ^ Kelley, b. in Mass., Jan. 27, 1799; the following year his parents moved to Sidney, Me., where he spent his youth. In '" 1S25 he moved to Wheatland, N. V., from there in 1836 with his family to Mich., and settled in Raisin, where he died. There were 9 ch.. all of whom were living except one daughter at the time of his death. May 28, 1SS9. A member of Friends church. 743 IV H.^nnali,s b. Jan. 20, jSo6 ; md., June, 1S26, Hiram, s. of George Ryan of Caledonia, New York: she d. Mar. 24, 1S44. Ch.: William H.,' b. Aug. 12, 1827, in Chili. N. Y. Andrew J.,' b. Apr. 26, 1830, in Elba, X. Y. All'crt,' b. Aug. 16, 1S35, in Wheatland, X. Y. Al'.lnl* j' ^'' *"^"S- "^. 1S37, in Wheatland, X. Y. K';!)on,a.ser and Jennette (Christia) of Wheatland, X. v., b. .Mar. 2S, 181 1. Ch. : I John C.,'' b. Dec. 31, 1839. in Covington, X. Y. ; d. Apr. iS, 1S75; md., May 26,1869, Fliza M. Flitcraft of Three Rivers, Mich.,b. ; d. Oct. 10, 1S81 ; left two children. 749 I 750 2 75» 3 752 4 753 5 754 6 755 \' 756 VI

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760 4 76i VII 762 \'III 763 IX 764 X DESCENDANTS QP RICHARD. 83 758 2 William E.,* b. Dec. ir, 1840, in Covington, N. Y. ; md. \ov. 5, 1873. Alice F. Wright, of Warren, 111.; P. O. address. Dr. Wm. E. Eraser, Fernandinda, Fla. 759 3 Simon D.,* b. June 2, 1849, in Schoolcraft, .Mich.; d. .\ug. 29, 1S49. Jennette,* b. Feb. 26, 1S51, in .Schoolcraft, Mich. Benjamin^ {15S4), b. Nov. 5, iSii; md. ; d. Feb. 10, 1S8S. Ro!)ert5 (1604), b. May 13, 18(4; md. ; d. Nov. 10, 1S77. Reuben H.' {i6:(), b. .Mar. 27, 1817 ; md. . X Thomas A.,^ b. June 7, 1S21 ; md. -Sept. 29, 1841, Sarah, dau. of James Weeks and Susanna (Cox), of Wheatland, N. Y., b. Sept. 7, 1S23. Lie IS a farmer. A member of the society of Friends. Ch. (Wheatland) : 765 I Edward L.,^ b. Sept. 12, 1S42; md. Feb. 22, 1S65, Elizabeth Martin, d. Jan. 2, 18S3. 766 2 Freeman II.,* b. May 11, 1S45; md. Jan. 21, 1S69. Sarah Franklin ; P. O. address, Mendon, St. Josephs Co., Mich. 767 3 Mary A.,* b. June 29, 1S54 ; md. Dec. 6, 1876, Waldo B. Collins. 763 4 Myron T.,* b. Dec. 27, 1S55 ; md. Oct. 19, 1SS7, Mary E. Scofield. P. O. address Scottsville, X. Y. 769 Philip" Estes (532), son of R'chjrd'^ {Ra^er/,' Ric/iard'), born in Warwick, R. I., February 22, 1749; married Gage (.0 Children : 770 I Robert,' b. . 771 II Uriah,M;. . 772 III Thom.is P."' ([629), b. Feb. 2S. 17,-8; d. Sept. 17, 1S45. 773 IV Eenjaniin.^ b. . 774 V Richard,-' b. ; md. Rebecca Abrams. 775 VI Philip,5 1) . 775 VII Mary,5 b. ; md. (i), Loomis ; (2), Gideon Tabcr. 777 VIIl Elleanor,^ b. ; md. Xathaniel Soiuhnick. 778 Thomas" Estes ('^.y:,^, son of Richard^ (^Robert,'' Richard'), born in Warwick, R. I., September 2S, 1752 ; died , ivS25 ; married , in Dutches Co., N. Y., Sarah Tripp, born April 22, 1752, of R. !., settled in Daanesbur^h, N. Y. 7

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84 ESTES GENEALOGIES. This family were nearly all members of Duanesburgh Monthly Meeting of Friends. The meeting-house was built largely by Thomas Estes and sons in 1807. His widow died in Scipio, N. Y., aged about 95 years. . Children : 779 I Joseph,^ b. Jan. lo, 1775; md. Lois Soule ; d. 1854; no issue 780 II Rebecca,^ b. July 5, 1776 ; md. Daniel Gage of Duanesburgh, X. Y., removed to Penn. some fifty years ago, where their children were born. Ch. : 781 I Ezekiel,* b. . 782 2 _Elkanah,M). . '•■ ... , . 783 3 Jarvis,* b. . 784 4 Mortiniore,* b. . . . 785 5 Daniel,* b. . 786 6 Phelje,* b. . 787 III Anne,= 1). Dec. 31. 1779; md. Henry Olin of Florida, N. Y. Ch.: 788 I William,* b. . . ' , . 7S9 2 Van Kensnlear,* b. 790 3 Giles,* b. . 791 4 " Sarah,* b. . 792 5 Ruth,* b. . ••- - • • , , I 793 6 Catherine,* b. . 794 7 Anna.* b. . , ,,,.^ 795 IV il.iry.M^. X,5 b. Jan. 7, [7S4 ; md. ; d. Sept. 9, 1812 (?) Ch. : 797 I Jo>-,>h.* I . . 79S 2 Kacnc-!,* \ 799 3 Sarah,* b. . 3oo VI Jerusha,- 1j. M.ir. 20, [7S6; md. James McDonald of Duanesburgh, X. V. Ch. : 801 I Thoma.-." h. . 802 2 Xathanicl.* b. . 803 3 Margaret,* b. , 804 4 .\naa.* b. . 805 5 Rcl)ccca.* ],. . 806 6 Edm.ind,* b. . 807 7 Estcs* b. . 808 VII XatbanicP (166;), b. May 31, 17.SS ; r,,d. ; d. Sept. 3. 1S19. 8og \ III r.c-nivnin T.' (1705), b. Aug. t~, 1791 ; md. : d. Aug. 6, iS.Si. 810 IK Stuphcn^ (17J1), b. Sept. 22, 1793; i"'- :

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 85 811 Benjamin + Estes (536), son of Richard ^ {Robert,^ Richard'), born October 3, 1761 ; married , in New York state, Phebe Borland, born . One of the early settlers of Cape Vincent, N. Y., about 181 5, emigrated from Johnston, N. Y. He was a farmer. Children (Rhinebeck, N. Y.) : 812 I Mary,5 b. May 20, 17S2; md. Mar. 27, iSco, Joel, s. of John Thomson, of Kent, Litchfield Co.. Conn., b. Mar. 19, 1775; resided near King.-lon, Canada. Tiiey died in Canada, he in 1850, she 1S60. Ch. (Palatine, X. Y.) : 813 r Phebe,'' b. July 17, iSoi ; md. 1S22, .Vle.xander Rutter, d. in Canada, 1S70. 814 2 Rebecca.'^ b. Mar. 31, 1S03; md. 1819, William F. Diamond. 815 3 Silas,*" b. Apr. 29, 1S05; md. 1S4-, Jane Ann Canniff, d. 1854. 816 4 Charles B.,* b. Sept. 29, 1S07: md. 1836, Abigail T. Gilbert. 817 5 Ann" b. Feb. 13. iSio; md., 1832, Edward H. Curlette ; d. 1850. 818 6 Andrew,* b. July 9, 1S12; d. y. 819 7 Moratio X.,* b. .Apr. jo, 1814; md , 1S3S, Julia Bussing. 820 8 Angeline.* b. Xov. 26, 1816; md., 183-, William Deuyke; went South. 821 9 James Estes,*" b. Feb. 2, 1819, in .Adolphustown, Ontario, Canada; md., 1S4-, Mary ilall ; d. 1S79. 822 II Rebecca, 5 b. -Mar. 24, 1784; md. Xicholas Rector; resided at P.Uatiiie, X'. Y. ; had ciii'dren : 823 III Ann,-' b. .\p:-. 28, 1 7S6; nul. Ale.tander Gage; resided at Cape Vincent, X. Y. 824 IV Aadre^v3(i729). b. Sept. 5, 178S; md. '; d. Oct. 27, 1832. 825 V Janle^, V..'' (1741). b. July 14, 1791 ; md. . 826 VI De/i.ih,- b. Jan. 20, 1794; md. Soiom.on Dimniock; resided near Sandusky, Ohio ; had \-j ch. 827 VII Jolm."' b. May 2, 1796; drowned in St. Lawrence river. 828 VIII Horatio X.,-M-). Dec. 29. I7'.)S; md. Sarah Cuminings. Resided • at Cape Vincent, X. Y. 829 IX Hetsey,' b. .-Vpr. 6, I'^oi ; d. ; md. in Scl'.oharie Co., X. Y., !Si6, Alsbro, s. of Alshro l>a;-!)er and Patience ( ), b. in Rhode Island, 1793. ^-^^- '-"-^ '" t'.'pe Vincent, X. Y., 3d to Sth, inclusive, at Lyme, X. Y., 9th at ilamikon, X. Y.j : 830 I Sarah,* b. , i8r7.

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8S ESTES GENEALOGIES. 879 II Hannah,^ b. Dec. 26, 1772; d. y. 880 III Zilphrv' b. Oct. 17, 1776; md. Al)el Carpenter. 881 IV Thomas,^ b. Aug. 2, 17S0; md. Catherine lirown. Joined the Shakers at Lei)anon, X. Y. 882 V David 5 {1783), b. June 3. 17S3; nid. ; d. Apr. 19, 1842. 883 Joseph -» Estes (549), son of Thomas-^ {Robert,"- Richard^'), born November 27, 1754; died May 26, 1844. About 17S7 he moved to Russell's Mills, Dartmouth, Mass., and was married in the old Ap[)onogansett meeting-house after the custom of Friends, April 2. 1788, to Edith, daughter of Josiah Wood and Kar.nah (Tucker) of Dartmouth, Mass., born January 13. 1769; died September 13, 1826 ; he was a cordwainer by trade besides carrying on the tanning and currying business, he also owned a third interest in the woolen mill which stood on the stream a few rods south of his house. Children (Dartmouth, Mass.) : 884 I Eli.rabeth,^- b. Mar. t2, 17S0; d. June 19, 1872; md. July 2S, 1S12, Allen, s. of William Sisson and Sylvia (Alien) of Westport, Ma.s3., b. Feb. 15, 1790. He was the village blacksmith at Russell's Mills, Dartmouth, Mass., for nearly 40 years; d. Oct. II, iS&o. Ch. (Dartmouth): 885 I Sarah. S.,' b. July 15, iSr3; md. Nov. 29, 1S32, Joseph Crapo. 835 2 Hannah H.,'' b. Apr. 6, 1S15; d. y. 887 3 ■ William M.,^ b. Apr. 6, ii>i7; md. Apr. 28, 1S40, Susar^ Russell. 888 4 Sylvia A.,* b. Nov. 2, 1S19; md., Aug. 29, 1S39, Elihu Chace. 8Sg 5 Kdiih C ,* b. Nov. 16, 1S23 ; d. unmarried. 890 6 Elizabeth Estes,*^ b. Apr. 6, 1S25; md., Sept. 20. 1S51, joliii II. Nickerson. 891 II S.v.ah,^ b. .\pr. 22, 1791 ; d. July 5, 1S67 ; md., Feb. 13, iS!2, Cieorge, s. of George Smith and Mary (Smith) of Dartmouth Mass., b. Apr. :6, 1790. He shipped as mate for Amsterdam and other places, later in life carried on farming on Smith's Neck, Dartmouth; d. May S, rS/O. Ch. (Dartmouth) : 802 I Alniira, Hi. June 18, iS ri ; md., Oct. S, 1S35, Da vid Sisson.

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90 ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. " ( ) of Tiverton ; born January 6, 1767 ; last wife, widow, Sarah (Butterworth) leaker. Children (by Sarah) : '>:■■■ 914 I Phebe,'^ b. Apr. 19, 1781 ; md. Abner Macomber, d. Sept. 7, 1S50, moved to New York state, had one child. 915 II Joseph^ (1S40), b. Apr. 3, 17S3; md. ; d. Aug, 19, 1S5S. 916 III DanifcF (1S55), b. June r, 17S5 ; md. ; d. Apr. 9, 1873. 917 IV Ruth,'' b. Jan. 26, 1789 ; d. unmarried, Feb. 6, iSSr. 918 V Sarah,5b. Oct. 27, 1791; d. Aug. 28, 1S7S; md. Mar. iS, 1S25, Christopher, s. of David Lake and .Susan ( ), of Tiverton, b. Mar. 13, 1782; d. Mar. 6, 1864. Ch. : 919 I David H.,'' b. July 12, 1S26; d. y. 920 2 Lydia B.,*> b. Jan. 18, 1S29; md. Jan. 5, 1S52, John W. Dennis. Child (by Nancy) : 921 VII Clark" (1S73), b. May 2, iSoS; md. ; d. Jan. 6, 1SS3. 922 Edmond - Estes (563), son of Thomas^ (^Robert,^ Rk/iard'), born September 8, 1767 ; married October 17, 1793 ; Elizabeth, daughter of William Lawton and Sarah (?) of Portsmouth or Newport, R. I. Was justice of peace in 1833. His wife died 1827; he died September 14, 1863. Children (Tiverton) : 923 I Edmond,'' b. Oct. 23. 1794; d. unmd. 1S23. 924 II Job'' (18S4), b. Mar. 24, 1797; md. ; d. Dec. 23, 1872. . 925 Feter-* Estes (564), sen cf Thomas ^ {Robert,- Rich\ ani'), born in Tiverton, R. I., 1773; married (i), March 31, I 1799. ^I^^rcy, daughter of Joseph Durfee ?nd Abigail (Borden), ; of Tiverton, R. I., born December 11, 1772; died January 4, ■ 181 I (.'); married (2), about 181 1, Anna, daughter of Stephen Hicks and Catherine (Coggeshall) of Tiverton, born July 14, 1789; died Januar3- 1835; married (3), Matilda, widow of Stephen Grinnel! and daughter of Dasiiel Sherman and Hannah (Pierce), she had several children by former husband.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. * gi He was town treasurer for several years, died about 1847, aged 74 years. Children (by Mercy) (Tiverton) : 926 I Elizabeth,^ b. Sept. i6, 1799; "^"J- Sept. 7, 1817, Holder, s. of Nathan Chase and Annie (Sherman), b. Mar. 17, 1797, of Portsmouth, R. I., d. Sept. 1832. Ch.: Jane L,® b. July 23, iSiS; md. Apr. 6, 1842, Francis Boiirn Read. [See Bourn Genealogy.] Irene A.,- b. Oct. 30, 1819; md. May 24, 1S43, J^mcs D. Albro. Holder W.," b. Mar. ii, 1S21 ; md. Nov. 22, 1842, Harriet Pettey. Eliza E5tes.« b. Jan. 26, 1823; md. Mar. 5, 1845, Charles S. Kirby. Tnon-ias G.,^^ b. Dec. 10, 1S24; md. May 15, 1S48, Clara G. Douglas. Abbie A.,'' b. Jime 4, 1826; md. Nov. 12, 1861, Josiah T. Ellis. 0!)adiah D.,6 b. Mar. 30, 183,' ; d. y. II Thomas,'^ b. Nov. 20, iSoo ; d. Aug. 30, 1S65; md. Feb. 2, 1S32, Mary Snell, b. Feb. 13, iSoS; no issue; d. July 25, 1889. She married a 2d husband, William Robinson, of Tiverton. R. I. 935 in Godfrey/' b. July 15, 1S02 ; d. Mar. i. 1871 ; md. (i) , Polly Durfee, b. , d. ; (2) . 1S45, Johannah Lake. b. , d. , 1S66; (3) Sepc. 5, 1867, Laura Carpenter, wid. of Gibbs Earle, no issue. 936 IV AlMgail,'' b. Jan. 3, iSf)4 ; md. Mar. 15. 1827, Benjamin Fish. 937 V Mary,^ b. Sept. 29, 1805; d. Oct. 8, 18S3; md. Aug. 17, 1S25, Capt. Samuel T., s. of Daniel Cook and S^arah (Bennett), of Tiverton. R. I., b. Mar. 7. 1799, d. Dec. i, 1S79. Ch. (Tiverton) : 938 I Asa,'- b. July 2. 1S2S; md. Nov. 14, 1S65, Maria Coggeshall; no issue. Albert J..*' b. Apr. 17, 1832 ; d. Sept. 7, 1833. Stephen ].,'• b. Apr. 17, 1S33; unmd. Harriet .M.,'^ b. .Vpr. i, 1835; md. Nov. — , 1855; Stephen F. Grinnell; live in Tiverton, R. I. Peter Ustes,'-' b. Feb. 22, 183S ; md. Ciroline A.Browne!!. Henry V.,'' b. Aug. 21, 1S40; md. (i), , Lucretia Mason; (2) Nellie T. Rickerson, July 3, 1882. Mercy Esies,'' b. Jan. ir, 1843; ^^- Sopt. 23, 1S43. Mercy Estes,'' b. July 21, 1844; md., Apr. 14, 1863, George H. Fish ; have 5 cliiidren. 927 928 929 930 931 93a 933 934 II 939 2 940 3 941 4 94a 5 943 6 944 7 945 8

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92 • ESTES GENEALOGTES. 946 VI Hope,* b. Mar. 21, 1S07 ; mcl. Ephraim Pettey ; no issue. 947 VII Mercy D.,'^ b. June 19, iSio; d. unmcl. 948 VIII Catherine C..'^ b. Feb. 21, 1812; d. Aug. 26, tS6r; md., Sept. 16, 1832, Albert, s. of Charles Swift and Sarah (Parker) of West Falmouth, .Mass. ; d. Oct. 30, 1S65. Both died in Toledo, Ohio. Ch. : 949 I Emma R.,'' b. June 19. 1S34 ; d. Dec. 31, 1S66; md. Daniel H. Nye, Aug., 1S54. 950 2 Annie Estes,'' b. Nov. 14, 1S35; md , Mar. 9, 1S64, Norman Waite ; lives in Toledo, O. 951 IX Lydia,'> b. Nov. 7, 1S13; md., June 9, 1S31 ; Thomas R., s. of Peleg Sissou and Hannah (Urownell) of Westoort, Mass., b. Jan. 30, iSoo; d. June 25, 184S; his xviJ. lives Washington St., Boston, Mass. (iSSS ) Ch. : Henry W.,"^ h. Mar. 24, 1S32 ; d. y. James F. A.,'' b. Nov. 9. 1S33; d. unmd.. Mar. iS, jSSS. Albert H.,'' b. Aug. 4, 1S36; md., Nov. 27, 1S62, Louisa J. Ashley. Francis B.,'"' b. Oct. 25, 1S3S; md., Dec. 22, iSSo, Retta Snow. Anna J.,^ b. Jan. 14, 1S41; md.. Aug. 2S, 1S64. Joseph ■ Estes (1S4.SJ. Sarah .\.,^' b. Mar. 28. 1843; md., Dec. 22, iSSo. George P. Clark. Lydi.i J.,'' b. Sept. 7, 1346; d. y. Th'imas R.,^ b. May 4, 1848. X .\maniia M.,-' b. Jan. 8, 1810; md. Henry B. Chase. No issue. XI Hannah H.,^ b. Mar. 21, iSi8 ; d. Apr. 27, iSSS ; md. (1), Oct. 25, iSjo, Joseph T. Church, d. July 14. 1841; (2), Apr. 11, 1S4S, Ephraim Willey jr., s. of Ephraim Willey and Mary (Noble) of Stoneham, .Mass. Ch. (by Joseph T.) : 962 I Joseph H.," b. Sept. ir, iS4r ; d. Jan. 26, 1S4S. Ch. (by Ephriam) : 963 2 Joseph H.,« b. Dec. 3r, r84S; md., June 15, 1876. Julia Burgess. 964 3 John F.,'' b. Sjpt. 29, 1S52; md., Mar. 10, 1872, Jane E. I'.urbank. 965 4 Hattie A.,'' b. Dec. r, i86[ ; d. May 9, 1862. 955 XH Harriet."^ b. Mar. 21, iSiS; (f.vin to Hannah H.) d. y. 957 XII [ Anna,-) . , , 963 XIV Peter,4 ''""'• ^-^^ ^'- ^'^ 969 XV Annie B.,'' b. .Vpr. 2S, 1822; d. .Vug. 2t. 1877; md. Thomas R., s. of Moses Swift of West Falmouth, M.iss. Ch. : 952 I 953 2 954 955 4 955 5 957 6 953 7 953 8 960 X gei XI

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. • 93 970 I Annie Estes," b. Nov. 16, 1S40; md., 1863, Joseph Estes Smith (895). 971 XVI Hiram M.^ b. Feb. g.. 1S26 ; d. July 10, 1S54; md., Feb. -4, 1848, Mary A., dau. of John W.Jones and Ruth B. (Welden) of New Bedford, Mass. Ch. (New Bedford) : 972 I Mary E.,'' b. Nov. 9, 184S; d. ; md., May 25,1870, James G., s. of Samuel O. Case and Sarah (Hicks) ; had two children. 973 2 Francis H.,*' h. Sept. 5, 1849 ; d. Oct. 20, 1869. 974 3 Annie B.,'' b. June 12, 1851. •975 Robert* Estes (56S), son of Elijah ^ (^Joseph:- Richard'), born February 15. 1749; (^yoseph,^ Richard'), born in Dover, \. H., June 12, ,1758; died July 25,

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94 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 1807; married February 19, 17S7, Eunice, daughter of David Nichols, his widow married Caleb Estes (644) October 17, 18 16; died April 27, 1854. He was a blacksmith and member of the society of Friends. Cliildreii (Dover and Sandwich, N. H.) : 991 r Cale!/' (1917), b. Feb. 26. rjSS; md. ; d. . 992 11 Sari'.i/ 1). -Vov. 13. 1790: md. Oct. i, 1829, Daniel Page of South Berwick, Me. Ch. : 993 I Hannah/^ b. Jan. 25, 1831. 994 2 Daniel jr..'^ b. Oct. 24. 1834; md. Alta Drew of North Berwick, Me. 995 HI Thomas^ (1924). b. Apr. 28. 1793; ni^- J d- July 26, 1S72. 995 IV Phebe,' b. Dec. 21. 1793; ^- J^"- /> '538. By her will probated Oct. 26, 1S3S, gave to her sister Mary all of her property. 997 V Joseph,^ b. June 12, 179S ; unmd. ; d. Jan. i, 1S40. 998 Vl Hannah,^ h. June 5, iSo[ ; d. Oct. — , 1802. 999 VII Lydia.j b. .A.ug. 26, 1S03; d. Sept. 24, 1SS6; md. Mar. 3, 1825, Cyrus, s. of Samuel Buffum, b. Oct. 19, 1800; d. Oct. i, 1S42. Ch. (Berwick, Me.) : 1000 I Edward,'' b. Dec. 26, 1825; md. June 3, 1S52, Lydia H. Varney ; he d. 1863. looi 2 Charles,'' b. Jan. 2S, 1828. 1002 3 Maria,'"' b. July 23, 1S30 ; md. Oct. 25, 1852, Nathan J. M. But?inton. [See Buiiinton Genealogy.] 1003 4 Samuel,'' b. Sept. 6, 1833; d. Jan. 10, 1S43. 1004 5 Louisa,'-' b. Feb. 6, 183S; md. May 5, 1S5S; William M. Hawes of Fall Rivsr, Mass. 1005 6 Phebe,'' b. Feb. 6, 1840; md. Oct. 30, 1S62, Isaac Varney. ioo6 7 Hannah,'' b. Mar. 13, 1S43; d. Apr. 19, 1S52. 1007 VIII Mary,' b. .A.pr. 20, 1806; unmd. d. .A.pr. 9, 1845. 1008 Samuel ■« Estes (573), son of Elijah ^ {Joseph^ Richard'), born in Dover, N. H., June 12, 175S ; died at Massillon, Ohio. — , 1828; married (i), Sei)tember 30, 1784, Mary, daughter of Samuel Kielle and Olive (Leighton) of Dover, N. H., born about 1760 ; died ; married (2), . . Children (by Mary) (Dover.) : 1009 I Israel,^ b. July i, 17S5; d. ; md. (i), Dec. 12. 1S12, A!ngail Kielle, b. Nov. 23, 1799; d. Jan. 17, 1S13; md. (2),

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IOI2 II I0I3 III I0I4 IV IOI5 V ioi6 ■ 1017 2 1018 VI 1019 VII 1020 VIII DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 95 Elizabeth Garland of Northwood, N. H., b. about 1797; d. May 27, 1819, aged 22 ; md. (3), Oct. 30, 1S20, Caroline Canney. b. about 1796; d. 186S, aged 72. Ch. (by Abigail, Dover) : William F.,« b. Jan. 9, iSt3 ; d. Nov. 4, 1S69; blacksmith ; representative to gen. court from Dover, in 1S47, '50, '51, '57 and' 58 ; mayor of Dover in 1S63, '641 '65 ; kept a livery stable; md. Sept. — , 1S36, Sarah, dau. of Benj. Torr of Dover, b. ; d. Dec. — , iSSt ; no issue. Abigail Kelly/' b. ; md. 1S35, William S. McCallister, in Dover, N. H., by the Rev. David Root. Samuel,^ b. Mar. 13, 1788; d. Feb. 6, 1791. Robert,^ b. May 6, 1790; d. Feb. 10, 1791. Elizabeth.^ b. Mar. 15, 1792 ; md. Nathaniel Garland of Norwood, N. H. Olive A. ,5 b. May 30, 1794; d. July 14, 1S56; md. about 18:7, Thomas Bickford of Dover. Ch. (Dover) : Alphonso,^ b. Dec. 12, 1817; d. Dec. 31, 1S69; mayor of Dover, 1S61-62; md. . John E.,'' b. . Mary,'' b. ; d. unmd. John.'^ b. ; d. unmd., of yellow fever in Philadelphia, Pena. Sarah,'^ b. ; mJ. Oliver Home. Children (by second wife) : 1021 IX Joseph,^ b. . 1022 X Caleb,^ b. . 1023 John-* Este.-> (581), son of Henry ^ (^Bcnjcnninr Richard^), born in Berwick, Me.; died ^Nlarch 6, 1816 ; married June 2, 1773, Patience Hanson ; born ; died March 29, 1S20. Date of will February 24, [S16, John Estes of Berwick, Me. To his wife Patience Estes during life. To Maiy Hussey all my furniture except two beds. To Sarah Estes (granddaughter) one feather bed. To Nicholas Estes all the residue of my estate, Nicholas Estes, Administrator. Children : 1024 I Prisciila,' b. ; d. Feb. i, iSi6. 1025 I'l Sarah,^ b. ; d. Mar. 17, i8n.

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96 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 1026 III Nicholas^ (1935), b. Jan. 26, 1776; nid. ;. d. Sept. 3, 1S66. 1027 IV Mary,^ b. July 26, 177S ; md. Pad Hussey. 1028 Samuel + Estes (5S2), son of Henr}- ^ {BenjaviiiiRichard ^^^ born in I^erwick, Me., Decembers, 1751; died May — , 1818 ; married Eunice Cobb, born — , 1756, died May 6, 1833Children {Poland, Me.) : 1029 I Levi^ (194-). b. Mar. 6, 1775 ; md. ; d. . 1030 II Robert^ (1962), 1;. Apr. 27, 1777; md. ; d. July 16, 1S72. 1031 III Xabbie,5 b. M-.r. 5, 1779; md. Morrill. 1032 IV Ilenry,-^ b. Mar. 6. 17S4; unmd., d. Mar. 15, 1S61. 1033 V Sabra,^ b. Sept. 9, 17S6; umnd. ; d. Dec. 25, 1S49. 1034 VI William^ ('9^3), b. Apr. 4 17S9; md. ; d. May, 1S64. 1035 VII Rachel,^ b. Dec. 23. 1792. 1035 VIII Rebecca,^ b. Feb. 16, 1796; d. Dec, 1S35. 1037 IX Amos,^ b. Nov. 4, rSoo; md. Xabbie Elder; d. Jan., 1S79. 1038 Simeon ^ Estes (5S3), son of Henry ^ {Bcnjainiji.Richani'), born in Berwick, Me., July 15, 1754; died August 4, 1836; married April 13, 1777, Hannah, daughter of Jonah Austin and Hannah ( ) of Falmouth, Me.; born January 28. 175S ; died May 22, 1S29. Children (Wiudh.am, Me.) : 1039 I Isaac"^ (2014), b. Mar. 26, 177S: md. ; d. . 1040 II Jonathan^ (2040), b. Mar. 31, 1780 ; md. ; d. Jan. 30, 1S64. 1041 III Sarah.-' b. June 10, 17S2; m. Obaduih (lould, d. Julv 19, 1S64. 1042 IV Elsie,^ b. May 13, 17S4; d. 1S75; ^"i- J":ie f. i''^i3. Moses, s. of Kcnjamin Austin and Susannah ( ) of Falmouth, Me. b. 1043 I Coinuii'is,'' b. . 1044 2 .^imeon,'^ b. . 1045 3 Susannah,** b. . 1046 4 Moses, ^ b. . 1047 5 Silas,'' b. . 1043 V Elii.-.hs i.-:o65i, 1). Mar. 22, 17S7; -ul. ; d. .May I. 1S76. 1049 VI E'i.nhetli.- b. .\pr. 4, .789; d. Feb. 12, iSco; md. Samuel Witham. Ch.; 1050 I H I'.inah,' b. .

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 97 1051 2 Stephen/' b. . 1052 VII Eunice,'' b. Sept. 15, 1791 ; d. ; md. Nov. 24, i8.:4, Anthony Brackett. Ch.: 1053 I Daniel G.,'^ b. P"eb. 9, i8c6; md., Jan. 16,1859, Anna A. Whiting. 1054 2 Albert F.,'^ b. May 9, 1S29. 1055 3 Abicrail.'' b. Jan. 14, 1S33. 1056 VIII John-^ (^073), b. Mar. 26. 1794; md. ; d. July 5, 1871. 1057 IX Simeon^ (2rooK b. Sept. i, 1796; md. ; d. . 105S X Abigail." b. May 23, 1798; d. Nov., 1S74; md. Benjamin Underwood of Portland, Me., b. Dec, 12, 179S; d. Feb. 17, 1SS9. Ch.: 1059 I Abbie A..'' d. y. 1060 XI Miriam,^ b. Jan, 26, iSoi ; md. Thomas Waterhouse. Ch. : 1061 I Albion,'' b. . 1062 2 Hannah,'-' b. . 1063 XII Stephen,'"' b. Mar. 2_^, 1S06; d. before 1S42; md. Susannah Austin; his wid. md. John Estes (1056), (his brother). Ch. : 1064 I Almeda,'' b. . 1065 Jedediah •♦ Estes (590), son of Henry ^ {BenjaviiiuRicliard'), bmn in North Berwick, Me., June 12, 1765 ; died October 6, 1848 ; married September 16, 1800, Estiier, daughter of John Osborn and Mary (Bagley) of Danvers, IMass.; born Xovember 5, 1774; died December 3, 1864. They were Friends. A cariK'nter. August 26, 1887, there was a very pleasant reunion of the brothers and sisters of this family at the home of Charles Estes, Rochester, X. 11., who is the son of John (No. 2104). They were five in number, all over seventy years of age, ail i)f them well piescrveJ and vigorous for their \ears. Their combined ages was 390 years. One could not see this gathering of aged people without thinking that their manner of living, lives of acti\ity, }et always correct habits, was certainly conducive of longevity and far better than the hurry and bustle of to day which results in such a waste of energy and vitality. The Leader certainly hopes that they will still continue lo ha\'c immunity from the ills of life until

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io66 I 1067 II io5S III 1069 IV 1070 V 98 ESTES GENEALOGIES. f iv"'.; i they answer to the tlual summons of the Great Ruler of the Universe, and meet in a reunion that siiall last throughout eternity. — Rochester, N H., Leader Children (North Berwick, Me.) : Johii^ (2t04), b. Feb. 22, 1S02; md. ; d. Mar. 22, 1SS9. Henry-' (2111), b. Oct. 16, 1803 ; md. ; d. Mar. 29. 18S3. Mary.j b. Sept. 23. 1S05; unmd. ; d. Dec. S, 1S29. James N'.^ (2r 16), b. Aug. 16, 1S07; md. . Sarah VVhitridse,' b. May 29, 1S09; md., Dec. i, 1S44, Daniel, s. of >roses Huntington and Hannah (Page), of Amesbury, Mass., b. }.[ar. 17, fSo6; d. Jan. 25. 1SS7. Ch. (Amesbury): 1071 I George Franklyn,'' b. .\ug. 24, 1S46; md., Oct. 22, 1S6S, .Susan J. Dow of Seabrook, X. H. 1072 2 Sarah Alice,*' b. May 29, 1850. 1073 3 Daniel Edwin," b. May 3, 1S52 ; md.. Mar. 27, 1S7S, Emily J. Drown of Soutli Hampton, X. H. 1074 VI Alice Needhanu"^ b. Feb. 16, tSr2 ; md., July 4, 1841. Asa, s. of Festus Varney and Elannah (\'arncy) of Farmington, X. H., b. >[ay 31. 1817 ; d. July 1 1, 18S4. Ch. (5 in Pittsfield, N. H., last, Rochester, X. H.l : 1075 I Mary Esther,'' b. May iS, 1S45; md., Dec. 23, 1S71, Charles E. Foy ; d. Sept. 23. 1S73. 1076 2 Obed,'"' b. -May 3, 1S46. 1077 3 John.'' b. .May 19, 1S47 ; d. Aug. 22, 1847. 1078 4 Caroline Meader,'' b. Jan. 3, 1S54; md., Nov., 1S74, Frank Thompson. 1079 5 Sarah .Maria,'' b. Sept. 10, 1833; d. Jan. 10, 1854. loSo 6 Sarah Maria." b. July 15, 1S57. 1081 Vri Joshua M.-' (2131!, b. Feb. Ii, 1814; md. ; d. Oct. i, 1S51 10S2 \'IH tSeurgc-' b. Mar. 7, iSi5; md. May 15, 1S43, M^ary. dau. u -Moses Green ard Betty (John-on) of Ware, X. H., b. d. lulv ■?, ISS'^. A bo-\ maker of lierwick. Me. Xo issue. 108') Silas-* Estes (603), son of Henry-' {^Beiijaniiji,' Kiehanl'), born in Berwick, Ale., June 24, 177S; died March 6. I S3 1 ; married Dcceinlier 29, 1S02, Sarah Torry, born March 12, 17.S2. Falmoutii, Me., (now DecriuL;) ; died November 10, 1S76. General inspector of beef and pork. Children (Deering) : X034 I Annie, ^ b. Feb. 10, 1S04 ; d. Apr. 20, 1SC4.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 99 1085 II Eliza,'' b. June i, 1S05; mtl. July 18, 1839, Ezra Tobie of New Gloucester, Me.; d. July 14, 1S75, aged 82 yrs. 3 mo. Ch.: 1086 I Sarah Eliza Temperance,'' b. Jan. 2r, 1843; b. . Melville Green,'^ b. . Abbie Caroline,*' b. . Silas Henry,'' b. . Andrew Levi,'' b. . Charles Francis,'' b. . .A,nianda Evelyn,'' b. . George,*' b. . Charles,-' b. Sept. 26, 1S14; md., Nov. 17, 1844, Abigail M. Hovey, b. ; d. July 12, 1SS4, aged 63 yrs., 4 mos. George,'' b. July 2, 1S17; unmd. ; d. Oct. 20, 1866. Emeline,^ b. Sept. 29, iSrg; d. Oct. 27, 1841; md., June zS, 1S40, Levi Cram of Windham, Me., b, ; d. Aug. 17, 1S79. d- '■ Emeline E.,^ b. June, 1S41; md. Zebulon Jackson of Naples, Me. .\ son,'' b. Sept. 30, 1S23 ; d. same day. Amanda,' b. Dec. 14, 1824; unmd. ; d. Dec. 6, 1869. James Henry,"' b. Dec. 17, 1826; md.. May 26, 1862, Catherine Shaw of South Danvers (now Peabody), Mass., b. ; d. May 6, 1874, aged 411 yrs. c;h. : Charles Henry,*' 1'. Mar. 10, 1S63. William Bicknell.'' b. July 12, 1S64; d. . George -Silas,'' b. Apr. 16, 1S69. 1108 Benjamin^ Estes (613), son of Benjamin ^ (/7d7/janiiiiy- Ric/iard '), born , died ; married Sarah 1087 III I0S8 IV 1089 I 1090 2 I09I 3 1092 4 1093 5 1094 6 1095 7 1096 S 1097 9 1098 V logg VI IIOO VII 102 VIII 103 IX 104 X 105 J io5 107 3 Littlefii dd. Was of Sanford, Me. (.') Children : 1 109 I Tabatha,-' b. . IIIO II Polly,-' b. . nil III Margaret,'' h. . III2 IV .\nni'.',^ b. S

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lOO , ESTES GENEALOGIES. 1113 V Sally.'^b. . 1114 VI Benjamin.^ b. . 1115 VII Timothys (2145). b. in Conway, N. H. 1116 VIII Lydia.5 b. in Conway. N. H. 11 17 IX Katurah,5 b. in Conway, N. H. 1118 X Davis,^ b. in Conway, X'. H. iiig Richard^ Estes (6i6), son of Benjamin^ {Bettjamin,^ Richard'^), born in Sanford, Me., February — , 1765 ; died , 1851; married about 1792, in Cornish, Me., Lydia, dauL^hter of Francis ATcCusick; born, ; died . Commenced farming for himself in 1785-6 in Cornish, Me., where he remained until March 1807, when he came to Troy and in 1 8 10 he purchased a farm where he remained until his death. Children (Cornish) : 1120 I John,-' b. Sept., 1793; "^d. Lavinia Hodgdon; no issue; d. May, 1S71. Elijah 5 (rt50), b. Xov. 27, 1795; d. Aug. 13, 1SS4. Hiram-^ (-175), b. Apr. 15, 179S; d. June iS, iSSi. Sylvanus.^b. Oct., iSco ; d. Xov., 1S7S, in Corinna. Me, ; md. Keziah Fer^^iison; was selectman from 1838 to 1S41. Ch. : Williani,^ b. ; unmd. Lavinia,* b. ; d. unmd. Martha Ann,,'^ b. ; md. Amos Haden. Ch. : Melville,' Frank'', Rose^ Angelina,'^ md. James R. Stevens. 1131 Davis* Estes (617), son of Benjamin- {Benjannn,Richard'), born in Sanford, Me.. ; died ; married , Wakehekl (.••; 1797 drawn juryman ; tax abated 1S09. Children : 1132 I Jotham '^ (2200), b. ; d. ; md. Olive Tripp. 1133 II Timothy,^ b. ; d. : md. ; perh.aps had a son Bradford, who is buried in the family cemetery, near Estes Mill in Sanford, Md. Ta.ved in 1S49. 1134 III Oliver,^ b. . 1135 IV Xancy,'' b. - — . II2I II I II22 III 1 II23 IV i II24 I II25 2 II26 3 1127 I II28 2 II29 3 1130 4

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. lOI i 1136 V Davis jr.,s b. ; was shot in Boston, Mass., during the late 1 war, in attempting to arrest a desperado, while on duty as a j special policeman. He was much valued as a reliable and j efficient officer. The news caused great excitement in his j native town of Sanford, where his remains are buried. 1137 VI Margaret,' b. ; md., , James Johnson. 1 1 38 VI r Mary ,5 b. . 1139 Samuel^ Estes (61S), son of Benjamin ^ {Beiijamui,^ \ Richard^), born iMarch 4, 1781 ; died February 4, 1848 at | Waterboro, Me.; his widow Lydia appointed administratrix ; May I, 1848; he lived at .Sanford. Me., until a few years ; before bis death. i May 12, 1837, he made an e.xchange of the mill property ; and land adjoining with the Shakers from Waterboro, reser\'- : ing a right of way for himself and family to the Estes burying ground on said farm which was a few rods below where the old grist mill stood, the mill privilege is now (1892) owned by B. C. Jordan of Alfred, Me. The information given in regard to persons buried in this cemetery was given b\' Amiziah Whitten, a gentleman of about eighty years of age. who before and after his marriage lived in the family of Samuel Estes. Their names are as follows : 1. Benjamin Estes. ; 2. Keturah, the wife of Benjamin Estes. | 3. Sarah, daughter of Benjamin and wife of John Houston. \ 4. Rebecca, first wife of Samuel Estes and daughter of i John Linscott. !' 5. Benjamin, son of Samuel and Rebecca Estes. | 6. Jerusha, daughter of Samuel and Rebecca Estes. ! 7. A child. • j 8. Bradford, son of Timothy and grandson of Davis, who • was a brother of Samuel and was buried outside of the lot. ' In -: — , 1779, he was published (i), to Rhoda, daughter of John Linscott of Sanford, Me., born ; died ; he married (2), , widow, Lydia Whiiten and daughter of

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II42 I 1 143 :: 1 144 3 1145 4 1146 5 1147 6 114S 7 1149 8 1150 9 1151 III 1152 IV 102 ESTES GENEALOGIES. ^' ^ ' Amaziah Goodwin of Lyman, Me., born ; died ; farmer ; 1803, surveyor. Children (by Rhoda, at Sanford, Me.) : 1140 I Huldah,'"' b. June i, iSoo ; d. July — , 1S54; md. , Stephen Wakefield, lived at .Sanford; no issue. 1141 II Rebecca,"' b. Oct. 25, 1803 ; d. Dec. 2, 1S5S ; md. , Thomas Day of Sanford, b. ; d. Jan. 26, 1S66. Ch. : Orrin,'^ b. ; d. at Washington, D. C. Mary J.,'' b. ; d. Apr. 5, 1848, aged 25 years. Leonard,'' b. ; d. , at Sanford. Samuel,*' b. ; d. in the War of the Rebellion. Milbary, '' h. ; d. in California. Benjamin Estes,*" b. . >. - ' ! " .\lphonso,* b. . ;,,,.,, .;,^,, ^ Josiah,'' b. . Amelia,^ b. ; d. June i, 1848, aged 13 mos. Jeru^ha,'^ [>. ; d. y. Mary,^ b. ; d. 1869; md., . A. Potter of Providence, R. I. ; no issue. 1153 V Stcphen,M5. , iSc9 ; d. Jan. 12, 1S54; md., at Boston, Mass. Feb. [4, 1S42, Pamelia C, dan. of Jaboz Dame jr. and Elizabeth (Gushing), b. .Apr. 21, iS[4; d. May 2, 1S54 ; they moved from Ho.ston, Mass., to Roche.-ter, N. H., ui May, 1843. J.-ibez jr. was the youngest son of Jabez Dame, Esq. of Rochester, and a linual descendant of Deacon John Dame, who came from England tC) Dover, N. II., in 1630. Ch. : 1154 r E!iza!)eth Gushing,'' !). July 16, 1.S43. 1 1 55 2 M iry M:!I:ir.l '' !). D:-c. 23, 1S46. 1 155 3 -V son,"^ b. and d. M ir. S, [■S49. 1157 V[ HjniinVm.'' i>. Miy — . iSrr; d D-c. — , 1S32. 1 153 VII Holmes (.;.,' infant, died young. Cliikiren (by Lydia, Sanford) : 1159 VIII EIolmj> Oooivvin,-' 1). .\'i dan. of Tliomis Sears m-ni''jr .)f I. O O. F chanics Institute. Ch. (Cincinnati) : ii5o I Li/^-iie,'' b. . 1 161 2 Stella,'' b. ; md., Dec. 12, 1S7-, Rtv. Dr. J. F. Harshbarger of Cincinnati, Ohio. ri62 3 William H ,'• b. ; d. Dec. 3c, 1872. 1 163 4 .M utin I..'' b. , d. .\far. 3, ii.66. ■ 3'- ''^-2: pu!., Oct. 21, 1S55, Rachel of Cincinn .i!i, Ohio. b. ; painter ; A. 0. U W. ; Iron Hall and Me

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1164 5 1 165 6 1 166 7 1167 IX 1168 J 1169 2 1 170 3 1171 4 1172 5 "73 X DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. IO3 Ella,6 b. . Albert,*^ b. ; d. July 26, 1S63. Hattie.s b. . Ivory Perkins,^ b. July 7, 1S25 ; md., Jan. 8, 1855, Al;barintha A., dau, of Aaron Farnham and Amelia (Aldrich) of St. Johnsbury, Vt., b. Aug. 11, 1S32. Ch. (Cambridge, Mass.) : Elizabeth Emma,*' b. May 2S, 1S56. Carrie Aldrich,'' b. Nov. 14, 1S5S. Agnes May,'' b. Jan. 13, 1S65. Alice Amelia,'' b. Apr. 25, 1S69. Ivory Percy,'' b. July 6, 1S71. Rhoda,5b. July 12, 1S2S; md. John Hall of Alfred, Me., d. iS76(?) 1174 Benjamin^ Estes (622), son of Daniel ^ probably (^Benjamin,- Richard^^, born about 1756 (.') died ; married , Dolly Roberts. Children : 1175 I Ebenezer*. b. ; md. Mary, dau. of Absalom Far.vell, b. Mar. 17, 1795, and sister to William who married Maty Estes (11S6) dau. of John. 1 176 II Betseys b. ; md. Enoch Estes; d. (1202). 1177 III Susan', b. ; md. Zenas Carey. 1178 IV Hannah', b. ; md. Hezekiah Moody ; d. . 1179 V Isaac' (2213), b. ; md. ; d. . 1180 VI Stephen', b. (2242). 1181 VII Sarah"', b. ; md. , Samuel Jewett, s. of Phineas Howard and Lois iDutton), b. Jan. 6, 1S13. 1182 VIII Benjamin', b. ; md. Mary Bean; d. . 1183 John + Estes (623), son of Daniel ' probably (Benjamin?^ Richard'), horn January 7, 1759; died ; married January 31. 1708 (Alice Hardison of Berwick, Me (.') j Children (Berwick) : , j 1184 ■ I CJeorge'"' (2250), b. June 25, 17S8; md. ; d. Aug. 23, 1S50. ' 1185 II Ruth', b. July S, 1790; d. May 23. 1S20. j 1186 III .Mary^ b. Sept. 20, 1792 ; md., , William Farwell. j I187. IV Joanna-', b. Feli. 14, 1795 ! "^'^ "• ' 1188 V I'etsev' ( , • , , o 01 J I ii8q \"I I'^er' \ '^^'•''"s, b. Apr. 16, 1795 ; d. aged 2 weeks. iigo \'I[ Eleanor', b. Aug. 11. iSoo; d.

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I04 ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. 1191 Joseph + Estes (624), son of Daniel^ probably {Benjamin,- Richard'), born in Berwick, Me., March 29, 1760; died ; married in Berwick, , Huldah Hodsdon ; born ; died ; daughter of ; served in the war of 1777 ; farmer. -'■ ■ ■ Children : 1192 I James,5 b. Jan. iS, 17S4 ; d. July 18, 1830; md., .Joanna Hardison, b. Sept. 21. fjSs; d. Dec. 21, 1S26. 1193 II George -5 (2264), b. ; d. July iS, 1S44, aged 5S yrs. 7 mos. iS days. 1 194 III Abigail.-^ b. ; d. . 1195 IV M-iry,^ b. ; d. . iigo V Eunice,' b. ; md.. , Timothy Morrison, had a dau. Eunice. 1197 VI Abraham,-' J md. Fanny Brown. 1198 VII Isaac-^ > triplets, b. ; 1 199 VIII J.:\cob'', ) 1200 IX William^ {4560), went to Bethel, Me. I20I Stephen-* Estes (625), son of DanieP probably (^Benjamin,- RicJiard'^, born about 1863; died . ''He was largely engaged in farming and lumbering trade. He left hc^me to purchase goods in New York and never returned and his disappearance was e\'er a mystery to his family and friends." The last letter received from him written in New York said "that if he did not succeed in buying goods at satisfactory prices he should go to Philadelphia to see howhe could trade tiiere." He had considerable money with him. Married , Rcjief, daughter of Enoch Banlett and Elizabetii ( ) of Xewry, Me. Children (Bethel, Me.): 1202 [ Enoch."' b. ; md., , Betsey, dau. of Benjamin Estes (No. 1174). 1203 II Bcrscy,= b. ; d. . 1204 III Joi:n ■' J2293.1, b. Feb. 2. 1795; ind. ; d. . 1205 I\' EJmond.J b. ; moved to Mass. 1206 V Jam-s,'' b. J md. , dau. of Job Vork. 1207 VI Anna." b. :nid. .

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uy/ DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 1208 VII Joseph^ (::302), b. , 1S03 ; md. . 1209 VIII Relief,^ b. . 1210 IX Elvira,-^ b. . 105 1211 Richard^ Estes (636), son of Daniel ^ probably (v^^v/Jami^i,- Richard'), born in Berwick, Me., September 7, 1767 ; died ; married May — , 1792, in Bethel, Me., Betsey, daughter of Enoch Bartlctt and Elizabeth ( ) of Nevvry, Me., born ; died ; farmer. Children (Bethel): 1212 I Joel,5 b. Oct. 6, 1793 ; d. Apr. 2, 1S03. 1213 II Peter,^ b. Mar iS, 1795; d- Mar. 7, 1S71. 1214 III Eli^ (2304), b. May n, 1797; md. ; d. Aug. 10, 1S48. 1215 IV Mary,5 b. Nov. 21, 1799; md. Henry Brigham; d. Aug. 6, 1S72. 1216 V DanieV^ (-3i7)> b. Dec. 27, 1801, md. ; d. Apr. i, 1S67. 1217 VI Dorothy,'^ b. Oct. 1S05; md. Nathan Hall. Has a son James Hall, Natick, Mas.s. 1218 VII Alvah^ (2331), b. Mar. [9, iSoS; md. ; d. Aug. 1S51. 1219 VIII Joel,^ b. July 28, iSio; md. Leify Hager. Has a son in Newton, Mass. 1220 IX Nathan C.,'^ b. Mar. 31, iSiS; md. twice. 1221 James ^ Estes (638), son of Edward -^ {Edzvord,Richard'}, horn February ii, 1772; died November, 1863; married (i), Patience, daughter of Caleb Estes and Lydia (Bishop), born January 29, 1776; died May 2, 1805; (2), Joanna Blithen ; farmer ; a member of the society of Friends. Dates taken from his family Bible gives his birth February II, 1772; died November 1863, aged ninety-one; his wife died May 2, 1 805 . Children (by Patience) : 1222 I John,'' b ; no issue. 1223 II Caleb,' b. ; md. Annie Libby, no issue; d. Dec. 25, iSSS. 1224 III Joshua,'' b. ; d. at sea, no issue. 1225 IV Ph-J)-.'' b. ; md. Abijah Douglas, of DLxficld, Me. 1226 \' William.'' b. ; no issue. Ch. (by Joanna): 1227 VI Patience,-' b. May 22, 1S09, in Durham, Me.; d. May i, 1840 ; nid. , in Thorndike, Me.. Solomon, s. of Fuller Dike and Jerusha ( ) of Canton, Me.: d. Jan. 17, 1S47. Ch.

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1228 1229 I 2 I230 3 I23I 4 1232 5 "33 VII 1234 VIII 1235 IX 1236 X 1237 XI 1238 XII ;o6 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Joanna B,"^ b. Aug. 5, 1S31, in Canton. Gilman,^ b. , iS^^' ^" Canton. .Sarah,'' b. . 1S35, in Liverniore, Me. Wealthy,'^ b. , iS;57, in Livermore, Me. Drucilla,*"' b. , 1S40, in Livermore, Me. Mary B,^ b. Sept. 30, iSro, in Lisbon, Me. ; md. ist Nathaniel Chase ; 2d Asa Lombard, no issue. Didama,-^ b. Aug. 18, 181 2, in Litchfield, Me ; Md. Sylvester Lark in. Job,^ b, Apr. 26, 1S14; md. ; d. May 18, 1845. Was a seafaring man, drowned at Hanson. Sarah H.,^ b. Nov. 15, 1S15, in Monmouth, Me.; d. May 27, 1S47; md. Benjamin R. Robinson of East Bridgewater, Mass. Alanson^ (2343), b. .May 15, 1817 ; d. July 4, 1884. Wealthy Stickney,'^ b. in Unity, Me., June 5, 1S18 ; d. July 20, 18S6; md. ; was 2d wife of Samuel Dike, s. of Joseph Shaw and Olive Dike of East Bridgewater, Mass.; b. Nov. *•■' 25, 1813; d. . [For Shaw Genealogy, see Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth, "'^' Mass.] Ch. (E. Bridgewater) : 1239 I Henry W.,'' b. Oct. 10, 1840 ; unmd. ; d. Nov. 28, 1SG6. 1240 2 John Joseph,'^ b. .\ug. ii, 1042; mci. (i), Nov. 28, 1867; Persis R.,dau. of Alvin Kingman of Keene, N. H.,b. May ■'", 4. 1S3S; d. Feb. 5. iS77;mJ. (2), Dec. 25, 1878, in Nashua, N. II , to Editli L. .\ldrich. Graduate of a Medical College in New York, also Post (Graduate of Harvard, now a Homeoputhic Physician at Plymouth , Mass. Ch. (by Persis): John II.', b. Ch. (by Edith) : Lillian Estes,' b. . Joseph H.,' b. . Elcnor,' lj. in prun^wijk, June fo, 1S20; d. May 29, 1S23. Enielinc,' !.. in P.run^wick, Me., Feb. 29, 1S24; d. July 22, 1847. Joseph Ciishm.ui,- b. in Drunswick, Me., .'^ept. 5, 1S25; d. Jan. 8, 5867 ; md. (i), Sar.ih A. Culwell of Bridgewater, Mass., b. i A. ; md. (2). July 2(1, 1S57, .Milley Bisbee of Brockton, .M.i>~. ; lit; was a soldier in the late war, where he received wounds from which he never recovered. Ch. (by Saraii) : 1247 I Lugtne Bltthcn.'' b. in W. Bridgewater, Dec. 7, 1850; md. Dec. S, I^7l, Emma F., dau. of Harvey Chandler and Harriet (ll.dl). I). F.-b. iS, 1S50. P. O. address Campello. .Ma.-,s. 1242 2 1243 3 1244 XIII 1245 XIV 1246 XV

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I300 IV I30I V I302 VI DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 109 Children (Pownal, Me.): • ' ' 1297 I David.s b. May 30, 1798; d. Apr. 27, iSoi. 1298 II Mary G.,' b. Jan. 10, iSoo ; md. (i), Mar. 10, 1S22, James Bishop of Durham, Me. ; (2), Oct., 1S34, Capt. James Merrimanof Harpswell, Me. ; d. Mar. 21, 1S8S. 1299 III Lydia,^ b. Mar. 4, 1S02 ; md., Jan. 17, 1S24, James Goddard of Pownal; d. Mar. 2S, 1S7S. Daniel 5 (2400). b. Nov. 29, 1S03; '^"J- J 1885. David -^ (24:0), b. Xov. 21, 1S05 ; md. ; d. Oct. 19, iSSo. Sarah E.,^ b. r)ct. 5, 1S07; m.d., Sept. rb, 1S32, in Pownal, Me., Gardner Dyer; moved to Palmyra, Me. in 1S32, where she d. Sept. 26, 1SS5. Ch. (Palmyra) : 1303 I Thankful E.,'' b. ; md. John Pooler, has one son, Foreston C. 1304 2 Michael,"^ b. ; md. Ann E. Goodrich. 1305 3 Alson G.,'' b. ; unmd. ; d. in California. 1306 4 Simeon E.,*' b. ; md. Hellen M. Hall, had four boys and one girl ; d. May 26, 1SS6. 1307 5 Charles A.,'' b. ; md. Almina Burgess ; has one boy and one girl. 1308 VII Elisha,Mj. C>ct. 2, 1S09; d. Oct. 11, 1S09. 1309 VIII Ann,^ b. Xov. 27, 1810; md. Dec. 25, 1S39. Isaac s. of Jacob Randall and Jemima ( ), of Pownal, Me., b. Sept. 24, i7Sr; d. June 29, iSSo. Ch. (Westbrook, Me.) 1310 I Frances A.,*^ b. June 9, 1S42 ; md. Feb. 20, 1S61, Orlando Libby. 1311 2 Alfred P. ,sb. Jan. 25, 1846; md. . 1312 3 Julia E. T.,'^ b. Oct. 9, 184S ; md. Jan. iS, 1S71, George M. Leighton, of Belfast, Me. 1313 4 William O.,** b. Nov. 21, 1853; md. Oct. 26, 1S73, I^^ ^^^ Sanford, of Portland, Me. 1314 5 Edgar F.,'' b. Mar. 3, 1855. 1315 6 Alice F.,'' b. Dec. 26. 1S56; md. Dec. 25, 1S76, John W. Pringer, of Franklin, Me. 1316 IX Thankful Hussey.^ b. Sept. 9, 1812; md. Dec. 29, 1S36. Elbridge York of Pownal, Me. ; d. July 9, 1852. 1317 X Jennette R.,'' b. Jan. 17, 18(5; md. Jan. 13, 1833, Xathaniel (.') Turner of Durham, Me. 1318 XI Rebecca Davis,' b. .A.ug. 23, 1817; md. (i), Dec. 12, 1839, Alvena Moses of Durham ; (2), Sept. 20, 1S67, Elias E. Marston of Po\vnaI. [See Marston Genealogy.] 1319 XII Soth Davi>,5 b. Apr. 5, 1828; md., Sept. 21. 184S, Artemesia, dau. of James Goddard and Lydia Estes (1299).

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no ESTES GENEALOGIES. 1320 Caleb * Estes (658), son of Caleb ' {Edzvard,^ Richard'^, born in Durham, Me.. April 6, 177S ; died May 25, 1864 married (i), 1805, Charlotte, daughter of Josiah Dav and Thankful (.') (Blithen), born August 28, 1780; died September 12, 1821 ; (2), September 2, 1S23, Sarah, daughter of James Robinson and Sarah ( ), born February 25, 1799 ; died February 22, 1829; (3), Eunice Robinson,, born April 5, 1784, in Wales. Me. No issue. (x-\unt to his second wife.) They were members of Friends' society in China, Me. Children (by Charlotte, Durham) : 1321 I Wealthy D./ b. Jan. 6. 1S07; d. Jan. ii, iSSo; md., Jan. 21. 1S2S, Ezra G , s. of Daniel Robinson and Ruth (Green), b. Sept. 22, 1S06, of Ware, X. H. ; d. Apr. 26, 1SS2. Ch. (China, .Me.) : Charlotte D.,6 b. Dec. 3, 1S2S; d. June 29, 1SS9; md., Sept. 13, l'^54, Joseph L. Holmes. John Estes,* Ij. .Sept. i^' ^^2i})\ "'^'^l- Orphena Johnson ; d. .\ug. 31, 1S7:. Ruth r;.,'' b. .\u^'. 10, 1S35; md. (i). Mar. 4, 1S54, Charles Iv. Robhins; md. (z), William P. James. Ellen !!.,■• b. .Mar. 4, 1S37 ; d. Xov. 2, 1S63. Seuell '/..,'• b. Apr. 8. 1343; md. Julia E. Brown. Jeremiah D."^ (34561. !>. Mar. 3. iScS; md. ; d. June 3, 1SS5. Gc'j;^e- (:45"). L>- a H..'' !i Eel). 6, 1856 : md. Sleeper. Lydia,' b. in Cliina, Me., (let. 31. 1816; d. July 10, 1S74; md. July ^ \Sy\ Rufus Cram, of China. Ch. (China) Eru.lbeth,' b. Sept. II, 1838; d. Fe!j. 12, 1842. John I..." b. Sept. I, 1S41; d. Xov. 24, 1S63. Ma:ia E.."b. iKi. 31, 1850. William A..'- i). .Vu^'. i, 1S53, in Vassalboro, Me. ; md. I 'v-t. '•;. i>S7, Ecoijor.i W. Saunders, of Dalhousie, Kings Co., X. S. 134;" i -x^'J M?'^ 2 1324 3 1325 4 1326 5 1327 ri 1328 III 1329 IV 1330 V 133 1 I 1332 2 1333 3 1334 4 1335 VI 1336 , 1337 2 1338 3 1339 4

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1357 I 1358 II 1359 III i35o IV 1361 V 1362 VI 1363 VII 112 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Children (by Sarah) : - ' Nicey,* b. May 11, 1S06; md. Amos Bailey. Adaline,^ "0. July 2, i3oS; md. Alfred Cox, ; d. Aug. 30, 1S3S. Paron"' (2547), b. Jan. r, iSii ; md. ; d. Apr. 21, 1SS4. Achsa.'^b. Mar. 11, 1S13; md. John DeWolf ; d. Oct. 13, 1S3S. Sharon-5 {2560), b. Aug. 20, 1S15; md. Mehitable Knight. VI Sarah,'^ b. June 21, iSiS: md. Jeremiah Sawyer. *o-j '•^^ ^.^ia.-^ K,,.- , K r,,i„oIiy 2-. 1S4- ; d. July 29, 1S49. 1372 2 Knima E..'' h. Sept., m, 1S47 in Portland. Me. ; md., July 14. 1S74, 0. :i. Willis. 1373 3 Jcinctte A..'' b. .-Vpr. 23. iS5i, in Portland, Me. ; md., Apr. 17, 1S73, C'larics K. Cra:u!,ill. L-.-^vi. A ' (262 j), b. l)jc. li. :Si5; md. ; d. 1S92. l!j;!;e ii.,'^b. Iiine6. 1817; md. Charles C. Smith of Lisbon, M-.. r.Mdcs in Durham. M-. Ch. : Gc jr^i.mn.t Smith,'' b. ; md. Varney. i{'>rj.:r;'5 i). Jun-.' 14. I Si.;; d. l-\.!). 23. ii;S4, near Des Moines, Iv>via; md. (l). Kli/ibeth I^erbyshire, d. 1S56; md. (2J, Armstiong. Horace Estea -.v.is !joru in South l/'urhiu), M linj, on the fourteenth day of the si.Kth mo.. iSiy. M.iiii'-- !)eiii.: then .ip'ovii\ce of .\[.assachusf.'tts. He died in the si.xty-tifth vcar of his .i:,-t.-. bcinj the li.ird >f. Hi^ >eiuors in the familvwere Stillman.LydiaHi.'^hop, E.r.vis AK'n.!'., l!-.-;t;-/ .ViU-.-:'. ili- luai^rs wv-re Emily, Charlott^j, Thomas Alliion, George Hcr.ry. I'hilena, WilJiim Ko

DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. IIJ children. This is the first death that has occurred in this numerous family. Thomas Estes lived to see his oldest son near sixt}- years old, and his youngest daughter, Christina, near forty. Horace Estes was well educated in 'the common branches of an Plnglish education, and his attainments in mathematics and classical literature were good. In his younger years he was very studious in school, his knowledge was always accurate and v>-efl defined. The High School of his native town, and the Maine Wesleyan Seminary afforded him excellent opportunities for literary and scientific culture. Hi's leisure moments were always improved by reading and reflection. Horace Estes was alwavs a good boy. I never knew him to do a mean thing knowingly. He was always cheerful and hopeful and made many friends. [n 1S41 my dear brother' left his home and the embrace of his mother for a home and business among strangers. For four years he taught school in one place in Bucks county, Pennsylvania. Here he became acquainted with an estimable young lady, Elizabeth Darbyshire, whom he afterwards married. This lady was connected with the wealthy Darbyshires of Philadelphia. With her, he'spent the summer of 1S45 in hi's native place. In the autumn of the same year he removed to Western Illinois and taught school in Galena and Dubuque, fa. Here three children were born to him, -Mary Elizabeth. John Henry and Clara. In 1856, his wife died, leaving to him the care of two infant daughters, his son having died previously. After twelve years' absence, he now returns to his native home' wirh his daughters, and was with our dear mother in her last sickness and death in 1857, On his return to the West, he married Miss Armstrong, a lady of culture and refinement. By his second marriage, he has two daughters, Lottie and Birdie, two well educated young ladies. Horace Estes leaves a good property, for he was industrious and economical. His farm is a valuable one, near 300 'acres in one body and well improved. He was a good speaker and an accurate writer. He died a member of the Methodist church, he died quietly, happily, and suffering but little pain, and was buried near his residence. In affectionate remem.brance by his dear brother, Lkwis .\ldf,n Estes. Ch. (by Elizabeth. Dubuque. la.) : 1378 I Mary Elizabeth,'^ b. . 1379 2 John Henry,'' b. ; d, , 1380 3 Clara,*^ b. . Ch. (2d wife) : 13S1 4 Lottie,"^ b. . 1382 5 Birdie,'- b. . 1383 VI Emily,-^ b. Aug. 6, 1S21 ; md. Silas Plummer, of Lisbon, Me. Ch: 1384 I .Alice,® b. . 1385 2 William Estes,"' b. . 1385 VII Charlotte,^ b. Aug. 4. 18:3 ; md. Randolph C. Michaels of Durham. Resides in Plymouth, 111. Ch: 1387 I John,*^ b. . 1388 2 Mary,« b. . 1389 3 Lewi-;.'' b. . 1390 4 Charles,'' b. . 1 391 5 Nellie,'' b. . 1302 VIII Thomas'A.,' b. Apr. 19, 1825; md. Mary P. Alexander of Harpsweil, Me. Ship builder and farmer. Resides in Des Moines, iowa. Ch :

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! 114 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 1393 I Alden,6 b. . 1394 IX George H.,^ b. Mar. 12, 1S27 ; md. Emeline Trufant of Durham, . Me., no issue. Farmer. j 1395 X Philena,^ b. Aug. 14, 1S2S; md. William W. Patch of Rutland, i Vt. Ch : I 1396 I Myra,'5 b. . I 1397 2 Alice,'^ b. . I Both graduates of Knox College. Reside in Galesburg, ; 1398 XI Wm. Roscoe Greene,*!;. Nov. 32, 1S30 ; md. (i), July 7, 1857, Maria E., dau. of Elbridge Osgood and Maria (Cobb) of Durham, Me., b. Dec. 19, 183S; d. Mar. 2S. 1S64; md. (2), Apr. ■>■!,!■. • 30, 1865. Caroline dau. of James M. Walker, and Eliza 14' < (Heald) of Skovvhegan, Me., b. Feb. 19, 1833. 1883-S4 was j/J^, Grand Master of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Maine; a ..;:'■' successful merchant, and postmaster at Skowhegan, Me., 18SS. Ch : 1399 I Annie ^r.,*' b. Sept. 24, iS6[ ; md. Fred Dore. X400 ^ Ellen G.,'^ b. Feb. iS, 1S64; d Mar. iS, 1S64 1401 XII Christina, 5 b. Oct. 5. 1834; unmd. ; d. .Aug. 25, 18S4. 1402 Richard ? Estes (690). son of RicharcH {IViiliain:^ Matl/it'w,- Kici/a7'(P), born in Hanover, Mas.s., — , 1781 ; died , (.\) 1866; married May 15, 1S03. Saba D.. daughter of i William Curti.5 and Rebecca ( ) of Hanover ; baptized : Sei^ember 16, 1787; died November 23, 1831. Children (Hanover) : 1403 I Richarti,* li. July 26, 18^5; d. unnid. 1404 II Saba D.,* b. ; md. Oct. 2S. iSjo, Samuel s. of Daniel Barstow and Ruth (Estt-b) (692) no issue. j 1405 III l-,c[>ey,° b. : md. Dec 30, 1S30, Daniel Barstow and Ruth I (KstL-si, (1392) no issue. j 1405 IV PrLscilla S..° h. Oct. 31, 1S15; d. 1817. 1407 V Elijah.'' !). Jan.- 17, iSiS ; d. same day. 1403 VI Edward,«> b. Jan. 10. 1S19: md. Betsey Stoddard of Abington, ' Mass. 1409 Vir Elijah," b. .M.iy 30, 1S24. 1410 William 5 Estes (f.c,7^, son of Ricliard^ ( Winiam:^ M.iflfu-zi',' RicIiarJ'), i)orn in Hanover, Mas.s., July 23. 1795 ;

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DESCENDAiNTS OF RICHARD. I 15 died February 28, 1864 ; married September 10, 18 15, Bethiah, daughter of Eieazer Josselyn and Bethia (Bourne) of Hanover, Mass., -born December 15, 1796; died September 17, 1879 ; blacksmith. Ch. (Hanover 4, Weymouth i, Hanson 4.) William* (26:9), b. Sept. -9, iSi6; md. ; d. May 1874. Lucy,« b. Dec. 15, 1S17; d. Jan. — , iSSi ; md. June — , 1S35. Samuel H., s. of Capt. William Reed of Du.xbury, Mass. [See Reed family genealogy.] Ch. (Hanover.) William E.,^ b. Sept. 24, 1S36. Eethiah C.,' b. June 13, 1S38. Mary G.,'b. Dec. 26, 1S39. Lucy P./ b. Feb. to, 1S42. Celia J.,^ b. June 2'6, 1S44. Eliza B.,' b. Mar. S, 1846. Augustine," b. Mar. 14, 1S4S, A son,' b. Mar. 3, 1S50. Jane L.,' b. June 30, 1851. , / . Cora W.,' b. Feb. 14, 1854. Samuel H.,' b. Aug. 3, 1S56. Florin,'^ b. Xov. 15, 1819; d. .Aug. 28, 1S20. Florin" (2654), b. Nov. 14, 1S21 ; md. . Mercy,'' b. Dec. 3, 1S24 ; md., June 7, 1842, Alvin, s. of Nathan Studley and Iluldah (F.ilis) of Abington, Mass., b. Sept. 5, 1S19; reside in Natick, Mass. [For Studley, see History of Abington.] Ch. : Clara hj h. May 25, 1S44. Alvin B.,' b. Apr. 3, 1S46; was a soldier in the 3d Mass. Cavalry; d. in a hospital in Maryland, Jan. 26, 1S65. Carrie C," b. May 15. 1S53. Calvin'' (2672), b. Mar. S, 1827 ; md. . Helen,'' b. Mar. 8, rS3r ; md., Dec. 4, 1855, Joseph Smith. Dorothy ].,*' b. Jan. 3, 1834; md., June 7, 1864, Ezra White. F)aniel B.,* b. Jan. 22, 1S39; md. (i), Jan. 1S60, Hattie Beals ; md. (2), Mary E. Forpaugh. I4II I I4I2 n 1413 I I4I4 2 MI5 3 1416 4 I4I7 5 I4IS 6 1419 7 1420 8 1421 9 1422 10 1423 II 1424 HI 1425 rv 1426 V 1427 I 1428 1429 3 1430 VI 143 1 VH 1432 vni 1433 IX 1434 Joseph ?Estes (699), son of Alatthovv ^ {Williain,^ Matthezv,' Ricliard'), born March 16, 1779; died July 7, 1846 ; married in Pembroke, Mass., Mary, daughter of 9

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H6 ' ESTES GENEALOGIES. Lemuel Keene and Mehitable (Tobey) of Sandwich, Mass.. born September 7, 1782; died February r, 1S37; carpenter. Ch. (Pembroke) : 1435 I Charles S.*' (26S1), b. Dec. 29, 1799; n\d. ; d. . 1436 II Sarah K.,'^ b. Dec. 29, 1801 ; d. Oct. 2S, iS;! ; md. Charles Church of Marshheid. 1437 III William; b. Jan. 22, 1804; md. Mercy Sherman of Marshfieldd. 1S75. 1438 IV Joseph;; b. Oct. 6, 1S07 ; md. Lucy Boyden of Fo.xboro, Mass. ; d. Aug. 5 iSSo. 1439 V Mary;M.. July 23, iSio; md. Apr. 2t, 1S33, William Withington of Canton, Mass. ; b. June iS, 1S09. Ch. (Canton) : ^440 I Mary K.," b. Mar. 27, 1S3S; md. Apr. 21, 1859. William Richardson of Portland, Me. »44l 2 Jane E.,^ b. Feb. 20, 1S40; md. Apr. 6, 1S63, Willard Estey » \(,- of Easton, Mass. *442 3 Alonzo EstesJ b. May 14, 1S50 ; md. Apr. 13,1879; .Maggie A. jN'ewman of Bloomtield, Me. 1443 VI Jane P.,'' b. Aug. 7, 1S13; md. Ale.Kander Stetson of Scituate Mass.; d. , 1SS7. 1444 VII Eli;'' b. Aug. 19. tSi6; md., Apr. iS, 1S41, in Du.xbury, Ma.ss.. Hannah, dau. of Archippus Taylor and Sarah ( ) of Pembroke, Mass., b. ; mason by trade. Ch. : '445 I -Sar.ah \V./h. Nov. 23, 1S42, in Pembroke; md. Eliphalet H. l;elcher. Eli H..' b. Jan. 19, 1S44, in Duxbury. Clarence M.,^ b. Oct. 20, 1846. in Du.xbury. Oscar I).," b. Nov. 15, 1S4S, in Pembroke; d. Oct. iG, iSSo. Anna T.,^ b. Nov. 21, 1853 ; md. James T. i5elcher. Fred W.," b. Apr. 21, 1857, in Weymouth; d. Oct. 22, 1857. M5I 7 Mary K..' b. Apr. 24, 1S64, in Weymouth; md. Fred E. Sherman. 1452 VIII Samuel;' b. June 21. 1824; md. Jane Orcutt of Weymouth, Mass.; had 3 sons and i daughter; d. Jan., 1SS7. 1446 2 »447 3 1448 4 1449 S 1450 6 1453 Roberts Estes (701), son of Zaccheus/ {^Robert,^ Matt/icii',- Ric/icini'), born in Hanover, Mass., October 20, 1788; died ; married , Experience, daughter of Eliab Studiey and Betsey (Stetson) of Hanover; born before

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. II7 1792 ; died ; was a resident of East Abington, I\Iass., (now Rockland); blacksmith and machinist. Children : 1454 I Elizabeth D.," b. Apr. 12. 1S12; md , Jan. 5, 1S30, Josiali, s. of William Torrey and Elizabeth (Hersey) of Abington, b. Nov. 29, 1798. [See History of Abington, Mass.] Ch. : 1455 I Mary L./ b. Jan. 30, 1S31 ; md., Mar. 27, iS5r, Josepli J. Estes (No. 3128). 1455 2 Lucius A./b. Oct. 28, LS33 ; d. Nov. 23, 1837. 1457 3 Josiah A./ b. Dec. 31, 1S35. 1458 4 Beulah E./ b. July 20, 1S37 ; md., Nov. 34, 1S5.S, Samuel A. Walker of Newton, Ma.ss. 1459 5 Ann E.,' b. Apr. 21, 1S39; md., May 6, 1S5S, Charles H. Dill jr. 1460 6 Lucius A.,'' b. .\pr. 7, iS4r; d. Aug. 31, 1S43. 1461 7 Sarah J.,' b. ^Lar. 22, 1S43; md., Oct. 12, 1S61, Henry S. Moulton. • 1462 S Robert A.,^ b. Jan. 14, 1S45 ; d. May 31, 1S4S. 1463 9 Clarissa,' b. Aug. ig, 1846. 1464 10 William,' b. July 16, 1S4S. 1465 II Mehitable R.,' b. Feb. 2, 1S50. 1466 12 Ella F.,' b. Oct. 10, 1S52. 1467 13 Ruth," b. Mar. 2S, 1854. 1468 II Robert,'' 1). July 4, iSis ; md. Ann M. Morse; d. 1S41. Ch. : 1469 I Robert W.,' b. . 1470 2 Ellen M.,' b. . 1471 [It Clarissa D.," b. Oct. 27, iSiS; md., Aug. 9, [S35, Cyrus Poole ; d. M.ir., 1S43. 1472 IV Nancy ]./• b. Aug 9, 1S20 ; md. Washington Jenkins. 1473 V L5eulah W.,c b. Oct. 3, 1S23; d. May 27, 1S35. 1474 VI Rufus,'' I). Sept. 20, 1826; mtl'),ho'cx\ in Hanover, Mass., June 14, 1790;

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IlS ESTES GENEALOGIES. lived on his father's place ; married November 2, 181 8, Mary Dillingham. . ^ ., Children : 1479 I Elizabeth,'"' b. Aug. 3, 1S19; md. ^ray 11, 1S37, Philander Studley. 1480 II Henry C.,''b. June 29, 1S22 ; d. , 1S91 ; md. May — , 1S44, Sarah A. Torrey, has a daughter. 1481 I Mary E.,' b. July — , 1S49. 1482 III Mary A.,* b. Dec. 3, 1S30. 1483 Johns Estes (703), son of Zaccheus " (^Robert,^ Mattheio,- Richard'), born in Hanover, Mass , April 28, 1792 ; married November 26, 1S15, Elizabeth B., daughter of Nathaniel Ellis and Mary (Ramsdell) of Planover, born June — , 1791. Children (Hanover.) 1484 I John \V./' b. Dec. 16, 1S16; md. Dec. ^o, 1841, Polly Whiting. Ch : 1485 I Alonzo \V.," b. . i486 2 Mary W.,^ b. . 1487 ir Elizabeth B.,^ b. Dec. 22, 1S19; md. Hiram IJ. s. of Roland Bonney of Hanover. Ch : 14S8 I Elizabeth B.,' b. Nov. 27, 1S42. 1489 2 Ann M.,'' b. Feb. 22, 1S46. 1490 3 Emma J.,7 b. July 8, 1S4S. 1491 HI Mary R..'^ b. Aug. 19, rS2t ; d. ; md. Nov. — , 1842, Alien F., s. of Roland Bonney of Hanover. Ch : 1492 I Mary E.," b. Nov. 21, f844; d. y. 1493 - \'irginia A.,' b. Sept. 26, 1S46. M94 3 E'.erett," b. July — , 1S49 ; d. .Sept. 2f, 1S49. 1495 IV Ruth D.,'' b. ; md. Daniel Willis. 1496 Reubens Estes (718), son of Zaccheus ♦ (^Roba-t,^ Maiduii',' 'Rirluu-d'), born in Hanover, Mass., March 27, 1796; married , Mary B.. daughter of Barker Ramsdell and Lucy (Ellis) of Hanover, Mass., born October i, iSoi.

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DESCENOANTS OF RICHARD. Iig Children (Hanover) : 1497 I Reuben U.,'- b. May 26, 1S20. 1498 ir William Barton '' (26SS), b. Mar. i, 1S23 ; md. ; d. Feb. r, 1SS7. 1499 III Mary B.;i b. June 26, 1825; (d. Apr. —, 1S60.') 1500 Stephens Estes (719), son of Zaccheus ^ (^Robert, '^ Matthezv: Richard'), born in Hanover, Mass., April to, 179S; died February 24. 1886; married in Hanover, February 28, 1818, Lydia, daughter of Ezra Briggs of Hanover. Children (ist 3 in Hanover, remainder in Batavia, N. Y.) : I Stephen,'' b. .May 3, 1S19; unmd. ; P. O. Batavia, X. V. II Lydia,'' b. Oct. r6, 1S20; md., in Wheatland, X. Y., Dec. 20, 1S3S, Peter, s. of Dr. John Hubbard and ( ) of X. Y. state, b. Dec. 16, 1S15 ; d. July 23. iS6t. Ch. (Batavia): Andrew M.,' b. Sept. 25, 1839; ^- J^"- 1°. 1S44. George W7 b. Apr. 2S, rS.)2; d. Oct. 12, 1S42. Lydia S.," 1). Sept. 19. 1843; "''1> ^'o^'- 5. 'S61, Merritt P. Savacool ; live at West Batavia, X. Y. Marcus E.,' b. June iS, 1S46; d. Oct. 15, 1S49. Elii:abeth,M-). Dec. 10, 1S4S ; md., Feb. 6, 186S, Seth M. Rose ; live at Batavia, X. Y. 1508 6 Ellen B.,' b. Oct. 31, 1S56; md., Dec. 13, 1SS2, Herbert J, Safford ; live at Batavia. 1509 III Betsey P.,* b. Sept, 17, 1S22; unmd. 1510 IV . 1511 V Twins,'' b. July 4, 1825; d. July f5 and 25, 1S25. 1512 VI Lucinda S.,*' b. July 28, 1S26 ; md. James L. Bennec ; live at We.xford, Mich. 1513 VII Zaccheus*, b. Oct. 15, 1S2S; d. Sept. 5, 1861 ; md. His widow Mary lives in St, Josephs Co., Mich. 1514 VIII Phebe -M..'' b. Oct. 17, 1830; md. James Boughton ; live at St. Johns, Mich. 1515 IX Ezra M.,'' b. Se[)t. 15, 1S32; unmd.; lives at Batavia. 1516 X Beulah," b. Sept. 13, 1S31; md. Charles Purdy ; lives at Crittenden, .v. Y. 1517 .\'I George W.,''b. .^ug. 12, 1836; md. ; lives at Cottonwood Falls, Cha^e Co., Kan. 1518 Elijah 5 Estes (720), son of Zaccheus -» {RoberP Matthfzu,- Richarii''), born in Hanover, Mass., January 14, 1 501 - I 1502 II 1503 I 1504 2 1505 3 1506 4 1507 5

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I20 ESTES GENEALOGIES. iSoo; died February 24, 1876; at the age of fourteen he began to learn the trade of saddletree making with his father and brother Robert, at eighteen he apprenticed himself to learn the shoemaker's trade which he followed most of the time until about 1S40. About 1830 he emigrated to New York State and located near Batavia on some wild land. In 1838 he emigrated to Tecumseh, Mich. Here he endured the most severe hardships, such as none but pioneers ever experience. While others gave up in despair, he kept steadily at work and outlived the hard times that lasted from 1837 to 1843. Being a good marksman he was able to bring down deer, partridge, turkey and quails, which were very plenty at that time. He continued farming until 1868, when he retired to a less active life. In politics he was first a Whig, in 1856 he became a Republican and was ever a staunch supporter. He was an abolitioiiist in principle and otten gave aid to the slaves on their way to Canada and freedom. He married in Hanover, Mass., June 6, 1824, Jerusha, daughter of William Wheeler and Jerusha (Whiting), born in Ouincy, Mass., November 12, 1806. In 1 874 they visited Massachusetts and celebrated their golden wedding in the same town where they were married. Chil ciren Ilarvcy (Jrlando,'^ b. Apr. 27, iS^i); d. Sept. 30. 1S26. Matilda Ro.xana,^ b. Nov. 2, 1S27 ; d. Dec. 7. 1S2S. Caroline Matilda,*^ b. Nov. 21, 1S29; d. May 4, 1832. IV Elijah Harvey,* b. Apr. 30, iS-;3; ind., Jan. 20, 1S63. Harriet Elizabeth Horton ; P. O. Shepherd, I.sabell Co., .Mich. Charles Henry * (2693), b. Aug. 22, 1S36; md., Mar. 14, 1S59 James Edward,* b. Sept. i~,, 1S39 ; d. Sept. 15, 1SS5; md., Jan. 13, 1S62, Harriet A. Skinner. 1525 VH Caroline Elizabeth.'' b. in Tecumseh, Mich., Oct. 21, 1S41 ; md., Raisin, Mich., Xov. 6, iSOo, John S., s. of Richard Horton and Keziah (Valentine), b. in Raisin, Mich., Oct. 5. Ch. (Raisin, 1st 3, Grant, 4) : I5I9 I 1520 H I52I HI 1522 IV 1523 V 1524 vr

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1527 1528 1529 153° 1531 1532 1533 VIII 1535 I 1535 ^ 1537 3 1538 4 9 DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 121 1526 I Cora E./ b, in Raisiii, Jan. 2, 1S62 ; md. Mar. 29, 1879, Will P. Kenney. Lillian M.,' b. in Raisin, Nov. 30, 1S63. Herbert W./b. in Raisin, Jan. 29, 1865; md., xMar. 12, 1SS9, Anna Bell Cram. Nelly B.,^ b. in Grant, May 26, 1S6S. Warren Estes,^ b. in Grant, Mar. iS, 1871. ^ Leona B.,' b. in Grant, Mar. 22, iSSo. Lyman M.,' b. in Grant, Apr. 7, 1SS4. William Warren,'' b. in Raisin, Jan. 20, 1S44; d. Apr. 4, 1S65; md. Maria Sweet. 1534 IX Everett Studley,' b. in Raisin, May 4, 1S46; md., in Tecumseh, Mich., Mar. 6, 1S67, Julia D., dau. of George B. Odell and Lancy M. Dean, b. in Hector, N. Y., Jan. 9, 1S4S. Ch. : Wirt E.,^ b. in East Bay, Mich., July i, 187 1. Clara E. W.,^ b. in Raisin, Mich.. June 23, 1874. Burt E.,' b. ill Raisin, Mich., Apr, 12, 1S79. Fred E.,^ b. in Sycamore, Kan., Dec. 3, 1SS7. 1539 Joseph 5 Estes (72S), son of Joseph ■♦ {Robert^= Matthew; RicJiard'), born in Hanover, Mass., October 13, iSoo ; died i860; married in Saratoga, N. Y., Eliza Leggett ; farmer, tanner, currier and shoemaker. Children (Saratoga) : 1540 I Robert,* b. Dec. II, 1S26; md., Sept. 14, 1S54, in Lockport, Mich.; farmer. Ch. : 1541 I Mary E.,' b. July i, 1855; d. Sept. 3. 1S57. 1542 2 Robert E.," b. June 14, 1S57, in Sherman, Mich.; md. Carrie Borders. 1543 3 George D.,' b. Dec. 15, 1S58, in Sherman, Mich.; md. Susie Waters; P. O. address is Mansfield, Wright Co., Mo. Frank,' !). July 20, iS6o; d. Sept. 26, 1S63. H.ittie M.,' !). Jan. 3, 1863; d. Aug. 6, 1S64. Charles J.,' b. Fe'). \z, iS65, in Wadesburg, Mich. Cora B.,' b. May i, 1S67, in Wadesburg, Mich.; md. James McWain; address is Jericho, Mo. 1548 8 Carrie M..' b. Apr. 14, 1870, in Wadesburg, Mich.; md. • Allen .Simpson. 1549 II Ann M.,'- b. ; md. Ford. 1550 HI Mary A.,'M). . 1544 4 X545 5 1546 6 1547 7

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122 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 1551 Davids Estes (740), son of Joseph ■» {Robert^ Matthew,- Richard'), born in Saratoga, N. Y., January 29, 1807 ; married March 2, 1S42, Jane, daughter of Ambrose Haight of Brant, N. Y., died July 27, 18S0. Children (Brant) : 1552 I William H.,'^ b. July i, 1S43, in Buffalo, N. Y. ; md., Sept. 21, 1S64, Hannah, dau. of Giles Gifford of North Collins, N. V, ; farmer. Ch. : 1553 I Evelyn,^ b. Aug. 20, 1S66, in North Collins ; md., June 29, 1SS7, Frank Parlnerton. Eibert G.,' b. May 8, 1S6S, in Brant. Clara M.," b. May 19, 1S69, in Brant. Floyd L.,^ b. Apr. 4, 1S72, in Brant. Edith,^ b. Sept. 6, iSSi, in Brant; d. Mar. 20, 1SS4. Howard," b. Sept. 14, 1SS7, in Brant. Joseph,*' b. May 10, 1S50; d. Mar. 30, 1S52. Alfred D.,'^ b. Apr. 22, 1853 ; d. Mar. 12, 1859. IV Emma L.,'^ b. May 19, 1S57 ; d. Apr. i, 1859. 1554 2 1555 3 1556 4 1557 5 1558 6 1559 11 1560 III I56I IV 1562 William Shepherds Estes (742), son of Joseph,^ Robert/ Matthezv,' Richard '), born in Saratoga, N. Y., June 15, 1S17; died September i, 1S53, in LaFayette, Ind.; married Ajiril 3, 1844 in Pontiac. Mich., Caroline M., daughter of Miai Dean and Bethiah ( ); brick mason. Children (Pontiac) : 1563 I La M'int William,* b. July 31, :S45, md., in Stafford, Genessee Co., N. v., Sept. 28, iS6.S, Rebecca J. Passmore, dau, of George \V. Burgess and Sarah (Ward), b. in Bristol, England, Oct, 13, 1S46 ; lives in Sacramento, Cal ; Overseer in the Central Pacific railroad shop. Ch. : 1564 I Ida C.,^ b. in Titusville, Pa., r)ct. 24, 1S69; d. .-^pr. 30, 1S72. 1565 2 Carrie May.' 1». in Buffalo, N. Y., May 23, 1S73. 1566 3 Weston Burgess,' b. in Sacramento, Cal., June 27, 1877. 1567 Aliens Estes (746), son of l^enjamin-' {Robert,^ Matthr.c',' Richani'), born in Hanover, Mass., September 12,

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DESCENDANTS OF KICHAKD. 123 iSoi ; died July 6, 1866; married December 28, 1824. in Sidney, Me., Kliza, daughter of Samuel Pope and Mary (Wing); born January 12, 1S05 ; died ; they were Friends ; farmer. Children (Caledonia, N. Y.) : 1568 I Elizabeth R.,* b. Dec. 4, 1S25, in ^^aine ; md. Feb. 1841, William Estes (721) ; d. May 17, 1S42. 1569 II Lusana Goddard,'^ b. Apr. 30, 1S27 ; md. Oct. 4, TS4S, John M. , ^^,. Stokoe of Wheatland, N. Y.; b. June 7, 1S27 ; was the son of Thomas Stokoe, born at Nofferton, Northumberland Co., England, Apr. 26, 1779 and Maria R.omyen, b. in Mayfield, N. Y., Jan. 28, 1791. Ch.: 1570 I Francelia," b. July i, 1S51, in Wheatland; md. Jan. i, 1S72, Samuel Ellison. 1571 2 Maria E.," b. Apr. 14, 1S56, in Wayland, Mich. 1572 3 Alton E.," b. Nov. 14, 1S5S, in Wayland, Mich.; md. Feb. 14, 1SS3, Elinnia Cook. 1573 4 Morris E.,^ b. May 11, iS6i,in Caledonia, N. Y.; md. Sept. 25, 1SS2, Ina Lester. 1574 5 Ashley M.,' b. Oct. 20, 1S63, in Yankee Springs, Mich.; md. Mar. 12, 1SS9, .Anna Vanessic. Edwin,' b. Sept. i8, 1S65, in Yankee Springs, Mich. Earl," b. Sept. 10, 1S6S, in Yankee Springs, Mich. Sarah,"^ b. Dec. 26, 1S29; md. Levi Shotwell. Mary P.,'' b. Jan. i, 1S31 ; nid. Isaac Shotwell. Benjamin II.,* b. Feb. 7, 1837 ; md. Ellen Ritchie. William,"^ b. Oct. 17, 1S39; d. Dec. 5, 1S59. Caroline,'^ b. Fel). 15, 1S43; md. John Stewart. Alton,'^^ b. July 13, 1S44; md. Mary Ma.Kwell. Angeline,"' b. Oct. 19, 1S49; ^nd. Sherman Hyde. 1575 6 1576 7 1577 III 1578 IV 1579 V 1580 • VI I5SI VII 1582 VIII 1583 IX 1584 Benjamins Estes (761 ), son of Benjamin-' {Robert,^ Matt/iczv,- Ric/iard'), born in Sidney, Me., November 5, iSi i ; died February' 10, 1888 ; married (i), October 10, 1836, Phebe, daugiiter of James Weeks and Susan (Co.x) of Wheatland, N..Y.; born March 16, 1816; died September 26, 1854; married (2), January 10, 1861 ; was a farmer ; member of society of Friends.

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1586 ' 1587 2 1588 3 1589 4 159° II 124 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Children (Wheatland): 1585 I Edy,6 b. Dec. 13, 1S37 ; md. Dec. i, 185S, George F.. son of Gideon Herendcen and Beersheba G. (Willitts) ; b. Jan. 14, 1838, of Farmington, N. V. Ch. (Farmington) : Phebe L.," b. Nov. 3, 1S59 ; nid. Nov. :S,- 1S78, Frank E. Bumhani ; b. Nov. 21, 1S53. Alfred G.,' b. June 28, 1S62 ; md. Mar. 30, 1SS2, Emma J. Jeffery; b. Feb. 9, 1S5S. Harriet E.,' b. Xov. 12, 1S64; d. Nov. 24, 1S68. Caroline," b. Oct. 7, 1S66. James B.,* b. May 5, 1S39; d. July iS, 1S64; md. , Jennie Gibbs. He enlisted in the army the fall of 1S63, was taken sick with brain fever while on duty guarding Fort Magruder. Ch. (Farmington) : Alonzo B.Jb. Mar. 12, 1S62. Edy E.," b. Feb. 22, 1S63. Stephen R./' b. .'^ept. 14, 1842 ; d. Mar. 24, t8S6; md. (i), Mary Lapham ; no issue; md. (2), Sept. 23, 1874, Leonora T. Smith. Ch.: Alice G.,' b. July 30, 1S75, ^'^ Farmington. Leonora M.J b. Nov. iS, 1S79, in Gorham, N. Y. Isaac B.,' b. Oct. 13, 1S82. in Farmington. .^tuart R.," b. Sept. 7, 1SS4, in Farmington. Elisha,'' b. July i, 1S44; md. Dec. 24, 1S66, Mary E., dau. of William H. Harris and Mary P. (Chapin) of Canandaigua, N. Y.; b. Sept. 22, 1847. Farmer. Ch.: Alice L.,' b. Jan. 2S, 1S71, Portland, Mich. Maud L.J b. Dcc. 8, iSSo; d. Feb. 22, 1881. Ella G.," b. June 29. 1SS2, Gorham, N. Y. May C," b. Nov. 13, 1884, Gorham, N. Y. .\lonzo.*b. Jan. 29, 1S50; d. Oct. 10, 1853. bert5 Estes (762), >on of Benjamin'* {^RobertiRichard'), born May 13, 1S14 in Augusta, Me.; died November 10, [

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i6oS I 1609 2 1610 3 1611 4 1612 5 1613 IV 1614 I iei5 1616 3 1617 4 i6i8 5 1619 6 1620 V DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 12$ dau. of James Wells and Betsey A. (Beacher) of Wheatland; b. Aug. 10, 1847; d- Aug. 8, 1S79; md. (2), Jan. 17, 1S82, Sarah E., dau. of John Cramer and Betsey A. (Bounnel) of East Bloomfield, N. Y.; b. Apr. 15, 1S56. A locomotive engineer on the X. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. between Syracuse, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. A member of Garfield Lodge No. 206, A. O. U. W., also Etolian Lodge No. 479 of Spencerport F. and A. ^L Ch. (by Celia) : James W.,^ b. June 2[, 1S69, in Caledonia, N. Y. Ella A.,' b. Dec. 10, 1S72, in Rochester, N. Y. Mabel D.,- b. May i, 1S77, in Perrinton, N. Y. Ch. (by Sarah) : Irving L.,'' b. Jan. 27, 1SS6, in Rochester, N. Y. Myrtle,'! b. Feb. 12, iSSS, in Rochester, N. Y. Sarah .\.,''' b. Dec. 19, 1S49; ^- June 15, 18S8 ; md. Jan. i, 1S6S, William A., son of William Vance and Agnes (Crozier) of Whuatland, N. Y.; b. ; marble dealer. Ch.: Robert ].,'' b. Jan. i,^, 1S69, '" Wheatland, N. Y. Mahala,^ b. June 13, 1S70, in Fairport, N. Y.; d. Nov. 3, 1S77. William A.,'^ b. Dec 25, 1S75, in Fairport, N. Y. Frank," b. July 10, 1S78, in Fairport, N. Y. Sarah A.,' b. Aug. 21, iSSi, in Fairport, N. V. Alice," b. Nov. 17, rSS8, in Fairport, N. Y. Robert L.,'' b. Feb. 27, 1S55; md. (i), Cora Langdon ; md. (2), Alvira Brown. Druggist. 1621 Reuben H.5 Estes {76^^), son of l^Q\\]:m\\n* {Robert,^ Matthew;- Ricluird'^, born March 27, 1S17, in Sidney, Me.; married February 12, 1840 in Wheatland, N. Y., Lydia Dewey, adopted daughter of John Wright of Hartland, N.Y.; born April 2, 1817; died September 6, 1887; a successful farmer;* a member of Masonic Blue Lodge, number 13701 Mendon, Mich., nlso a Royal Arch Mason, Lodge number 11, Centerville, Mich. Children : 1622 I Alice,^ b. July 2S, 1S42, in Caledonia, N. Y.; md. Nov. 22, 1S65, Wesley \\ Custard, lived in Mendon, St. Joseph's Co., Mich.; d. Sept. 14, 1S90. *.\t till' :iLrt' of scveuty-li\f years hi-; niiuil wan briirlit and oloar, hinl the nianatfeir.oat m all liis fana-^whieli eoutaiueil l,iJ4:J acres of general I'linniag laiiU.

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126 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 1623 II Alincroii H.,** 1). Sept. 17, 1S46, in Ilartkind, X. Y.; md. May II, 1S75, I'ranccs, dau. of Francis iJanfoitli York* and liannah (Ilawortli) t of Philadelphia, X. Y.; b. June 17, "''''■ 1S53. Ch. (Mendon, Mich.): 1624 I PIva/ b. Dec. 16, 1S79. 1625 2 Francis D.," b. Dec. 4. iSSS. 1625 III Arthur,* b. Jan. t. 1S49, in Carlton, X. Y.; d. Feb. iS, 1S54. 1627 IV Adclaifie,* b. July 12, 1851, in CarlKMi, X. Y.; d. Mar. 30, iSc2. 1628 Y Eva Adell,* b. Sept. 19, 1S59, in Mendon, Mich.; d. .\pr. 13, iS731629 Thomas P.5 Estes (772), son of Philip^ (^Ric/iard,^ Robett,- Ric/u2rd'^, born February 28, 1778 ; died September 17, 1S45 ; married January 25, iSoi, in Schoharie, Schoharie County, N. Y., Mary, daughter of Philip Burlingham and Elizabeth ( ) ; born ; farmer ; members of Friends' society. Children (Schoharie 5, Charleston, N. Y., 5.) : 1630 I Elizabeth.* b. Mar. 16. 1S03 ; md. July 24, 1S24, William Ball; d. Aug. 20, iSSi. Cli-irlotte,* b. Apr. 3, 1S06; d. Apr. 18, iSSo. Edmond,'' b. July 9, iSoS ; d. July 27, 1S42 ; md. Xov. 10, 1S37, Either H. Topj/niL;. rhitii),* b. June 27, iSio; d. June 20, 1S63 ; md. June 27, 1S33, Rebecca Lall. Rebecca Ann,'"' b. Sept. 24, 1S15; md. Mar. 7, 1838, Moses, s. of Frederick DeLine and Hannah (Applegate) ; b, Jan. 20, 1S13, m Charleston, N. Y.; d. July iS, 1883. Farmer. Ch. (Florence, X". Y., 5; Channahon, III., 2; Jackson, 111., 2): 1635 I Thom:is J.,'' b. Jan, 21, 1839. Enlisted in the spring of 1S61, in Co. A, 39 Reg. 111. Vol.; reenlisted Dec. 1S63, was taken prisoner June 1S64, was an inmate of Andersoiiville and Florence prisons, exchanged Dec. 11, 1S64 ; d. Jan. 15, iSfSg, from diseases contracted while in the prisons. 1636 2 ■ William.^ b. Sept. 15, 1840; md. Sept. 24, 1873, in Fairburg, Xcb., Ellen Brookovors; b. Feb. 11, 1S43. ^f^^l one son Frank,^ b. May 15, 1878. Farmer. 1637 ■ 3 Mary Jeannette," b. Aug. 5, 1842; d. Aug. 15, 1842. • Kr.int i. n. York b. :it iniiladelphia, V. Y., An;?. 30, i^r,; d. .Ian.-r>, i.-^S2. f Hiuuiali n.iw.utli b. :it Fhiludelpliia, X. Y., June 17, IjJ^. I63I II 1632 III 1533 IV 1634 V

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•'■ DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 127 1638 4 Mary JaneJ b. Nov. 15. 1S43; md. July 20, 1S63. William Ridge; b. Aug. 16, 1S30 of Somerset Co., England. Ch.: 1639 I Harriet M.,^ b. . 1640 2 Thomas,^ b. . 1641 3 Rebecca M.,' b. . 1642 4 Olive J.,' b. . 1643 5 Lilian E.,^ b. . 1644 6 ArviUa M.,« b. . 1645 7 Jeannette,^ b. . 1646 5 Melvin.l b. May 5, 1S46 ; d. Aug. 30, 1S46. 1647 6 George,' b. Dec. 30, 1S4S ; d. Oct. 11, 1S52. 1648 7 Arvilla,' b. Oct. 30, 1851 ; d. Aug. 30, 1S53. 1649 8 Sarah M.," b. Jan. 27, 1S54.. Sent as missionary by the W. F. M. S. to Bombay, India, Oct. 1SS4. 1650 9 ArzuIa.'J b Xov. 3, 1S55 ; md. Sept. 19, 18S0, Isaac Conard ; b. Feb. 3, 1S39, in Smoketown, Pa. 1651 VI Phebe B.,* b. Dec. 7, 1S17 ; d. Aug. 7, 1S74 ; md. Oct. 8, 1S45, James ¥(.. Earl. 1652 VII Francis H.,* b. Aug. 5, 1S19; md. July 19, 1S4S, Phcebe Ann, dau. of Palmer Howe and Mary (Dunhip) of Charleston. N. Y.; b. Feb. 27. 1S29. Butcher. Ch. (Charleston): 1653 I Mary Ann,' b. Sept. 15, 1S50 ; md. Jan. 12, 1876, Angus A. Rockwell. 1654 VIII Susan,'^ b. Mar. 17, 1S22 ; d. May iS, 1SS2 ; md. Apr. 25. 1863. John Horton. 1655 IX Mary B.,* b. July 5, 1S24; d. Feb. 16, 1SS3; md. Feb. 10, i?62, G. V. Pulver. 1656 X George D.,* b. Sept. 2S, 1S27 ; md. Dec. 24, 1S51, Mary K., dau. of John Moyer and of Root, Montgomery Co., X. Y.; b. . Ch. (Charleston, N. Y., 6; Florida, X. Y., i.) : 1657 I Mary E.," b. Oct. 9, 1S52; md. John S. Sweet. 1658 2 Philip," b. Mar. 23. 1855; md. Sarah A. Meyres. 1659 3 Ida M.," b. Apr. 9, 1S56, md. Sila.s Nostrant. 1660 4 Ophelia,' b. Aug. 27, 1858; d. Sept. 17, 1862. i66i 5 Ellen,f b. Xov. 17, i860; md. Jacob I. Dome. 1662 6 John M.,' b. Aug. 28, iS6t. 1663 7 Catherine O.,^ b. Sept. 4, 1S65. 1664 Nathaniel 5 Estes (SoS), son of Thomas * {Richard,^ Robert,' Richard ''),hon\ May 31, 1788,111 Duaiiesburgh, N. Y.; died September 3, 1S19 ; married July 2, 1807, Ruth, daughter of Isaac Ga^e, (a miuistcr in the .society of Friend.s)

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. . I29 Ruth A.,' b. June 23, 1S42, in Lebanon, Madison Co., N. V. Catherine M.," b. Feb. 7, iS46,in Milford. Ostego Co., X. V. Nathaniel E.," b. Jan. Ji, 1S50, in Milford, Ostego Co., X. V. Matthias," b. Mar. 31, 1S55, in Burlington, Ostego Co., N. Y. Isaac* (2705), b. Dec. 9, 1S13 ; md. . Mary,* b. Jan. 13, 1S16; d. Sept. 2S, 1S53 ; md. Thomas, s. of Samuel Williams of Charleston, X. Y. Ch. (Charleston, 3 ; Milford, X. v., 3.): Judith," b. Aug. 21, 1S42; md. Dec. 31, 1S59, Danford Gaige. Ruth A.," b. Mar. 12, 1S44 ; rnd. Mar. 14, 1S67, David Preston. Samuel J.,' b. Oct. 5, 1S45 ; md. Xov. 9. [S6S, Orulia Bush. George R.," b. July 29, 1847; md. Mar. i, 1S72, Emma Wellman. Emerson D.,' b. X^ov, 19, 1S50. X'athaniel E.," b. Mar. 16, 1S53, VI Patience G.,* b. June 27, 1817; md. Mar. 7, 1S43, Nathaniel, s. of Benjamin Douglas and Polly (Hunt) of X'ew Hartford, N. Y.; b. Oct. 30, 1S04; d. Mar. 30, 1SS5. [See T)ouglas Genealogy, page 442] Ch. (X^ew Hartford, N. Y.) : 1702 I Montgomery H.," b. June i, 1S44, resided in California 1S77. 1703 2 David,' b. Aug. 9, 1S51 ; md. Ro.var.na, dau. of Howland Pearce; no issue. 1704 Vn Xathaniel* (2731), b. Aug. 26, iS[9; md. . 1689 3 i6go 4 1691 5 1692 6 1693 IV i€g4 V 1695 I 1696 2 1697 3 1698 4 1699 5 1700 6 1701 VI 1705 Benjamin Tripp 5 Estes (8og), son of Thomas •♦ RicJiard,^ Robert,- RicJuxrd''), born August 17, 1791, Duancsburgh, N. Y.; died August 6, 1881 ; married February 29, 18 16, Rebecca, daughter of Enoch Hoag of Dover, Dutchess County. N. Y.; born 1794; died January 29, 18S1. Children (Duanesburgh, N. Y.) : Eliza A.,'"' b. Dec. 2, iSi6; unmd. ; d. May 20, 1S39. Stephen''' {2739), b. Sept. 6. iSiS; md. ; d. .Mar. 9, 1S70. Ira,'' b. Sept. 4, 1S20; md. (i). Dec. 13, 1S44, Eunice, dau. of Allen V.'ickliam, b. ; d. ; of Harpersfield, N. Y.; md. (2), Feb. 25, 1S57. Jane, dau. of Noah C. Loomi.s and Maria (Meech), of Burlington, Otsego Co., X. Y., b. Feb. 16 iS27. [See Loomis Family Genealogy.] Resides in Quaker St., N. Y. Ch.: 1706 I 1707 II 1708 III

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130 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Ann E.," b. Jan. 12, 1S45, in Ilarpersheld; d. Oct. 23, 1S48. Benjamin,' b. Jan. iS, 1S46, in HarpersUeld ; md. . Ch. : George,^ b. . Emma,' b. . Allen,7 b. Dec. 29, 1S49, in Milford ; md. Ch. : Arthur/ b. . Eliza,'' b. Aug. 15. 1S62, in Duanesburgh. Jennie,' b. Mar. 29, 1S71, in Duanesburgh. Wilber*' (2745), b. Sept. 6, 1822 ; md. . Benjamin," b. Apr. 14, 1827 ; md. Dec. 5, 1S59, Sarah Ellen {172S), dau. of Stephen Estes and Mary (Curti.s). Mr. Estes lives in Brooklyn, N. Y., and is senior partner in the firm of Estes, Barnard i Olendorf, counsellors-at-law, Broadway, N. Y. Ch. : 1719 I Arthur B.," b. May 19, 1S62 ; d. June 14, 1S62. 1720 VI Thomas^ (2755), b. May i, 1S29; md. . 1709 I I7IO 2 1711 I I7I2 2 I7I3 3 I7I4 I I7I5 4 I7I6 5 I7I7 IV \ I7I8 V I 1721 Stephen 5 Estes (810), son of Thomas ■* {^Ricliard,^ Robert- Richard'), born September 22, 1793, in Duanesburgh, N. Y. ; died July i, 1S56; married November 23, 1820, in Stanford, N. Y., Aviary, daughter of Nathaniel Curtis and Sarah (Bard) of Sharon, Litchfield County, Conn ; born September 18, 1796; died August 28, 1S50. Children : 1722 I Henry,'' b. Sept. 25, 1S21, in Auburn, N. V.; md. 1S43, Catherine Hathaway; d. Aug. — , 1S49. Sarah,'' b. Aug. 14, i8::6, in Utica, N. V. ; d. July 25, 1S27. Anna,'' b. Nov. 28, 1S27, in Utica, X. Y. ; d. July 14, 1S45. . Willi, tiu'' (2763), b. Jan, 10, 1S30, in Utica^ X. Y. ; md. . Harri.jt,'^ b. Aug. 6, 1S32, in Scipio, X'. Y. ; d. Oct. 2, 1S42. Mary J.,'^ b. Apr. 25, 1S35. ''^ Scipio, X'. \'. ; a teacher in the Ladies Seminary in Utica, X'. Y. 1728 VH Sarah Ellen,'^ b. June 22, 1837, in Hor.seheads, N. Y. ; md. Dec. s, 1859, Benjamin Estes (171S). J723 u 1724 III 1725 IV 1726 V 1727 VI 1729" Andrew^ Estes (S24), son of Ik-njamin •♦ {Ric/iard,^ Robtfty- Rh-/urrd'), born September 5, 17S8, in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, N. Y.; died October 27, 1S32 ; married

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DESCENDANTS OF RICIIARD. 131 i September 5, 1809, Mary Griswold ; born ; died December 29, 1S2-. Children (Cape Vincent, 4 ; Youngstown, N. Y., 3) : 1730 I George W.,'"' b. t'eb. 3, iSii. 1731 II William C.,'' b. Apr. 15, iSr3. 1732 III Martha M./' b. Dec. 6, 1S16. ~'' 1733 I^' Charles/' b. Feb. 2, 1S19; md. Xov. 2, 1847, Mary Ann, dau. of Michael Reid and Elizabeth (Dixon) of Columbia Co., Ga., b. ; d. May 11, 1S62. Mr. Este.s is president of the - '•' ' "- John P. King Manufacturing Co. of Augusta, Ga.; elected mayor of Augusta, Ga., Dec. 1S70 and reelected for the following five terms annually till Dec. 1S76 when he retired. Ch. (Augusta, Ga.) : 1734 I Elizabeth," b. Aug. 19, 1S4S ; d. June 22, 1850. 1735 2 Pollen J.,' b. Jan. 3, 1S50. 1736 3 Georgia M.," b. Aug. 22, 1S53. ,,■ -, 1737 4 Augusta Georgia," b. May II, 1862. .' 1738 V J. A.,* b. Aug. 14, 1S25. 1739 ^'I Emeline,*' b. June 9, 1S27. ■ . 1740 VII Andrew J.,* b. June 18, 1S29. 1741 James Benjamin? Estes (825), son of Benjamin ■♦ RicJiard;' Robert,- Richard'^, born July 14, 1791, in Rhinebeck, N. Y.; married Betsey Wagner ; born . Children : T r> 1 1 fc 1 [ iTid. Thomas Reade, reside at Clay1742 I Rachel,^ L ^.,^^ ,, Cape j ton, N. Y., 1SS7. ,, ,,, , fi I Mncc-nr, N.V.I md. Tames Smith, reside at Defiance, 1743 II Phebe.^ J ^ ^,j^j^^ jg,^^ X744 III James I'.Lnjnmin jr'' (2773), I^- -I"'-'*-' ^' 1^-3'' "^'^'- • ^745 ^^ Elizabeth,* b. at Cape Vincent, 1824; md. Curtis Dixon. 1746 Williams Estes (S39), son of Benjamin ■* (^Richard,^ Robert,' Ric/uird'), born September i, 1S03, in Jamestown, N. Y.; died ; married (i), Betsey, daughter of Elijah Merrick and (Sisson) of Cape Vincent, N. Y.; born ; died -September 4, 1862; married (2), Helen, widow of John Adams and daughter of Honorable Fleury Keith of Brown ville, N. Y.; born December 29, 18 17. Emigrated

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132 • ESTES GENEALOGIES. with his father from Jamestown, N. Y. to Cape Vincent, N. Y., about i8i4or 1S15. He held a colonel's commission in the patriot forces and was chiefly the moving spirit in bring-ing off the defeated patriots at the celebrated engagement uf the windmill at Prescott, opposite Ogdensburg, N. Y. He was also commissioned general of the New York state militia, by Governor Marcy, during the "Patriot War" in Canada. At one time a merchant, also a legal counselor and a Free Mason. Children (Cape Vincent) : 1747 I William Ward/; b. July 24, 1S30; d. Nov, n, 1S56; md. Mar. 10, 1S55, Helen M. Eddy, at Cape Vincent; b. ; d. Sept. i • 19, iSSo. 1748 I Had one child, Helen M.,^ b. Dec. 19, 1855 ; md. ; d. ; left three children in Clayton. 1749 n Charles C," b. Nov. 9, 1S32 ; d. Sept. 2S, 1S70. 1750 HI Afred B.,^ b. Apr. i, 1S43 ; d. Jan. 2S, jS66. A graduate of Oswego Commercial college ; cashier of Jefferson County bank at the time of his death. 1751 IV Mary Louise," b. Aug. 27, 1S45; md. Nov. 7, 1S64, in Chicago, 111., George F., s. of William Russell; b. June 25, 1842, in Poughkeepsie, N. V. Ch.: 1752 I Isabel Gilbert,' b. Apr. 25, iS66, Fort Wayne, N. V.; d. July 12, 1S66. 1753 2 Louisa Lunt,' b. July 12, 1S67, Fort Wayne, N. V.; d. Mar. II, 1S6S. Malcolm Eugene,^ b. Sept. iS, 1S69, Fort Wayne, N. V. Mary Van Horse,'? b. July 2, 1S72, Zanesville, O. George Frederic,' b. Mar. 6, 1S79, Zanesville, O. Perley King.'^ b. Oct. 14, 1S51 ; d. ; 1758 Peters Estes (852), son of James ^ {Ric/mrd;^ Robert,'' Richard'), born November 14, 1794, in Oppenheim, Montgomery. (now Fulton) County, N. Y.; married (i), , Sally, daughter of John Green Leonard, was a native of Rhode Island and a relative of Brigadier General Nathaniel Green of Rhode Island ; died November 1S2S ; married (2) Lucetta Minor; died ; married (3), widow Catherine Christman. 1754 3 1755 4 1756 5 1757 V

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 1 33 OniTUARY NOTICE. ' '"' " Mr. Estes died in Three Mile B:iy, Jefferson County, N. Y., August 9, 184S, in the fifty-fourth year of his age. He was a native of Alontgomery County, N. Y., and one of the earliest settlers of the town of Lyme. He was the first we believe, who settled the village of Three Mile Bay, and had been a resident of that place for nearly thirty years preceding his death. " He retained perfect possession of his senses to the moment of his departure and died, as his appearance indicated him to be during his brief sickness, calm and resigned. The loss of Mr. Estes creates a void in the community of his adoption not easily supplied. He was in every sense of the word a public spirited and liberal man, not simply in acts of benevolence, but in the kindly feelings he manifested towards his fellowmen, their opinions and their wishes. " In the relations of life as husband, father and brother their feelings were still more strongly developed, and none more deeply feel the loss of a beloved relative than his bereaved family. " Was a ship builder and carpenter. Children (Lyme, N. Y., by Sally) : 1759 I Adelia,^ b. Aug. 12, 1S21 ; md. Feb. 3, 1842, Samuel G., s. of George W. Wilmot and Rebecca (Hitchcock) ; b. Aug. 7, 1820, ill Ilamden, Conn. Ch. : Albert Kstes,' b. Aug. 4, 1343, i'^ Lyme, N. Y. Ciuirles Eugene," b. Ji;l\ 23, , in Lyme, N. V. Sarah Augusta," b. June 17, 1847, in Lyme, N. Y. George Judson,' b. Nov. i, 1S50, in Fabius, N. Y. Charles Walter," b. Mar. 27, 1S54, in Fabius, N. Y. Nettie," b. Mar. i, 1S59, in F'abius, N. Y. John P.^ (27S0), b. Oct. 21, 1S25; md. ; d. July 13, 1853. Sally,'' b. Apr. 10, iS:S. Ch. (Ijy Catherine) : Annette,'^ b. ; md. (i), J. Knders ; (2), E. Mayhevv. I'yron,*' b. ; d. . Ellen,'"' b. ; md. Capt. Wm. Vincent. Sarah,* b. : d. . 1760 I 1761 2 1762 3 1753 4 I7G4 5 1765 6 1766 II 1767 III 1768 IV 1769 V 1770 VI I77I VII 1772 Richard Pierce 5 Estes (853), son of James ■♦ {RicJiar,i/ Robert,- Ric/iarJ'), born Augubt 28, 1796, in Oppenheim, Fulton County, N. Y.; died May 9. 1870 ; married February 10, 182 1. in Lyme, N. Y., Susanna, daughter of

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134 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Stephen Austin and Molly (Kidder) of Temple, N. H.; born February 27, 1799; farmer. Children (Lyme) : Catherine,*"' b. Oct. iS, 1S22 ; d. J.in. 7, 1S77. Richard O.,*- b. Mar. 2S, 1824 ; d. . 1S59. Rebecca M.,** b. Jan. 9, 1S26. Charles AustiiV' (278S), b. Dec. 17, 1827; tnd. . V Jame.s H./' b. Jan. 7, 1S29; d. June 9, 1S64. Ciiarlotte A.,6 b. Nov. 12, 1S31. Benjamin M.,'' b. Apr. 3, 1S34. William Dexter,*' b. Feb. 4, 1S37 ; md. Oct. 27, 1859, in Pompey, N. Y., Louisa F., dan. of Millard Robinson. Ch. (Pompey) : I Hattie," b. Mar. 7, 1S63. IX Stephen A.," b. Mar. 29, 1S39. 1773 I 1774 II 1775 III 1776 IV 1777 V 1778 VI 1779 VII 1780 vni I78I 1782 IX 1783 David 5 Estes (882), son of Robert-* {Thomas,^ Robert^- Richard^), born June 3, 1783, in Tiverton, R. I.; died April 19, 1S42, in Savoy, Mass., having moved there in 181 7, married Elephal, daughter of Benjamin Durfee jr., and second wife Rhoda (Brighton) of Tiverton, R. I.; born September 15, 1781 ; died December 25, 1852; occupation, shoemaker. Children (Tiverton, 4) : Frederick*' (2794), b. June 15, 1S06; md. ; d. June i6, 1S49. Peter'' (2S01), b. .Aug. 6, 1807; md. . Mary A.,'= b. Dec. 16, 1S09; d. July 11, 1872 ;,md. Aug. 27, 1S26, Joseph, s. of Aijram Joslin and Susannah (Ring), of Worthington, Mass., b. June 5. iSoi. Ch. (Savoy): Urial," b. June 27, 1S27 ; md. Jan. 14, 1S5S, Eliza, dau. of Thomas Downs and Sarah ( ) ; have five children. Maria," b. Oct. 6, 1S29 ; md. Oct. 28, 1850,' Chauncey D., s. of David Cole and Polly ( ), b. Mar. 27, 1S27. . Hannah,* b. Oct. 13, iSi2; unmd. Emcline.* b. June 27. 1822 ; d. unmd. Mar. — , 1854. 1784 I 1785 It 1786 III X787 . 1788 2 1789 IV 1790 V 1791 Joseph 5 Estes (911). son of Joseph^ (^T/ionas, Robert,' Ru/uml '), horn Dartmouth. Mass., October 26, iSoi

DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. I35 died March 26, 1889; married in the Friends' meeting-house at Somerset, Mass., Eunice, daughter of Anthony Chace and Isabel (Buffington) of Warren, R. I.; born in Dighton, Mass., October 2, 1808 ; died February 7, 1893. He obtained a limited education at a district school, but when opportunity afforded he spent much of his time with his books, whereby he became a self-taught man. Mis obituary notice is as follows : " Joseph Estes, a member and elder of Swansea monthly meeting. He bore a long and painful illness with becoming fortitude ; having, during a long life, manifested faith in the Lord Jesus to sustain amid the conflicts attendant on the Christian warfare. He was strongly attached to principles of the society of Friends, yet liberal to the conscientious views of others and to the progress of Christian development in the church and charitable to all. " He occupied various offices acceptably, prominently the office of elder, worthy of double honor, not lording over God's heritage, but as those who must give an account. Modest and unassuming in his daily walk, those who knew him best loved him most. He leaves an aged widow with whom he lias lived in the closest fellowship for sixty years, and their children and grandchildren rise up and call him blessed. " He spent some of his younger days in mackerel fishing with a Captain Sheldon, going as far south on the Atlantic coast as Cape May ; he at one time owned one-half interest in a two-masted sailing vessel with Amos Comstock for the purpose of catching sword fish at Westport point and Buzzard's bay, Mass., Giles Almy harpooner. In the fall of 1815 he began learning the clothier's trade, which at that time consisted of fulling and dressing woollen cloth in the fulling mill in which his father owned one-quarter interest, and was a part of the homestead property at Russell Mills, Dartmouth; the first year he worked under Chauncy Gillet, the two following years with Amos Comstock ; at the age of nineteen he took the mill to run on his own account and carri'jd on the business of fulling, dyeing and dressing cloth.

136 ESTES GENEALOGIES. March 4, 1824, he bought the homestead property also the interest in the fulling mill adjoining; being the same property his father bought August 31, 1818 of John Hull senior ; August 20. 1S33, he sold this property to Benjamin Cummings of Dartmouth. In the spring of 1S26, business being dull, he went to Fall River, Mass., and worked the summer seasons in the woollen mill of Jesse Eddy & Co. and the winter seasons he carried on his business at home until about 1S30, when he gave up the business in Dartmouth and continued with Jesse Eddy &Co. In the spring of 1836 he changed his place oi business and worked for Richard Mitchell and Thomas Bullfinch at the Eagle mill in Tiverton, R. I. March 21, 1S37 ^^ entered into partnership with John Eddye, Jesse Eddy and Richard Mitchell all of Fall River, for the manufacturing of satinett goods, which continued until about 1845 when the company failed. He ne.xt turned his attention to carpenteiing. being employed by his nephews, John and Charles F. Hull, formerly of Fall River, Mass., and afterwards of Providence, R. I., they became one of the largest building contractors in New England. April 1 8. 1862, he with his wife and youngest son moved to Warren Nock, R. I., (Indian name Touissett), and December 9, 18S0, they celebrated their golden wedding, the following is a copy from the Providence Journal and the original manuscripts : '• The fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of Joseph Pistes and Eunice Chace was held at their residence at Touissett, in Warren, R. I,, on Thurs'day, the ninth instant, afternoon and evesiing. The company present numbered fifty or more, and were from Proviilence, Smithfield, Worcester, Darmouth, New Bedford and other parts of New England. The large and pleasant company sat down to a table laden with good

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 137 things and the tablecloths used on this occasion were seventy years old, and were the same ones that were used at their wedding fifty years ago. They were made by the mother of Mrs. Estes of flax raised by her father. After dinner an original poetic greeting to the aged couple was read by a member of the family." ;; :•! , ^^ GREETING. Dear parents, we have gathered Your children scattered wide, . On this day of all others ; To greet the groom and bride That stood before God's altar Just fifty years ago, And plighted faith, together. To journey here below ; To share life's joys and sorrows, To comfort and to cheer. To be unto each other, A wife and husband dear. To-day, we gladly greet you, ^ And with reverence hold the hands That with loving patience guided, Or restramed, with mild commands, For whose wise and gentle counsel We our heart-felt thanks do bring. And call down blessings on your heads At this, your '' Goklen Wedding." We feel that through this length of years The Father's hand has guided, For not in act, nor wish, nor thought Have you ever been divided. God bless such faithful unions, And grant them unto more ; That they closer cling togetlier As they near the silent shore ; That shore from whose vast borders No answering echoes come ; But where loved ones gone before. Await to welcome us home. And oh ! may the coming years be sweet That yet are bless'd to you, With memories of this happy dav, Surrounded by children true. And as we part for our homes again. And the good byes here are given, May Faith's bright smile assure us all, Of a happy reunion in heaven. Mrs. Josephine E. N. Estes.

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138 ESTES GENEALOGIES. This was followed by singing a song and chorus, entitled " The Golden Wedding." We have both grown old together, Old in gladness and in joy; For you loved me when a maiden, And I loved you when a boy, Ovc, &c. After the singing, the children presented the " old folks " with a nice easy chair in connection with a rhythmical speech and pleasant congratulations. The address was an orijiinal production by one of the younger members of the family. RHVTHMICAL SPEECH. I'm a youth and a .stranger with you As no one can me introduce 1 would say, my name is Easy Chair ; And I thought I might be of use. I am scarcely a score of days old, Not long from my maker's hands, I know nauglit of the years that have passed, But I'm here with this happy band. In my presence it hath been mentioned \'c for fifty years are wedded ; And my mission liere with you to-day, With this motto must be headed. Good Cheer! The master worketh surely His image to mature For tl-.e building of tiiis structure. Will you a word from me endure .'' It hath oft l)een my e.xperience, While the master wrought with care. To feel that sometimes roughne.-s Was the portion I must liear. Eut now that all is finished And I'm fashioned as he pleased, I see that all my trials Were but needed for your ease. Again, Good Cheer! For now Vn\ with you For your comfort and surprise, May ail the master's furnishing I'rove but blessing in disguise. I am but young and ye with justice Might censure my tiisplay ; !)Ut I have a word of comfort Which permit me now to say. It is this, my dearly loved ones, Tliat ye murmur not, but pray,

DESCKNDANTS OF KICHAKD, 139 And live upoa the promises Of your Maker day by day. The joys that ye shall reap hereafter, When the captive spirit's free, -^ Shall transcend all joys of this world And shall everlastiiig be. You have passed through vast experience, Compared with little I, May you still advance in future. And be fitted for the sky. Sweet hearts, you have a Savior, Always waiting to be kind ; May his presence ever cheer you Through this rugged path of time. j;.-^'"- I thought to say but little When this I first began — ^' ' '" •' '■' One thought has iKought another, r,-! 11 •(.-•! i, ^"' I'^l stop soon if I can. \^',.j» ., ,;, Friends have gathered here to-day, "'"■■' '" For the purpose, I sujjpose, *'>5' 1 '.'■:■. Of rendering unto loved ones Due gratitude and praise. May this meeting be a blessed one, May it nerve you on to try To please the blessed Savior Who did deign for you to die. Oh Savior! Blessed Savior ! So merciful and kind ; May he ever be your leader Till you pass the shores of time. I'm a 3'outh and a stranger with you, And you see I've ventured far ; But there's no one knows my feelings Save the Muse that doth inspire. Yea, though I be finite. And though blooming here today, I know that in the seed time All bloomings done away. T'nen we'll rejoice in our seed time. We'll rejoice in our bloom ; We'll rejoice in our pruning time. Whenever it shall come. Xow as it has befallen me, To give this introduction, I will "dwell upon the subject some For further explanation. I would say that I was chosen. For your comfort and your ease. As a token of their gratitude By all the children dear.

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140 ESTES GENEALOGIES. If I've spoken not the sentiment Of all those present here I hope they'll feel at liberty To express themselves more clear. ^ ,'- ^ And when this meeting closes, .\nd you part to homes away, Strive you all to meet in heaven Where there is no parting day. Finis. Excuse the Muse's rythm, For this is the way it run; It vvould come in no other way, And now my speech is done. James Estes. There are five sons of this aged pair, all men of good character and occupying responsible and important positions and relations in Providence, Berkeley, Worcester and Fall River. Not one of the five ever used intoxicating liquors, nor even tobacco in any form. All the sons and their wives and the twelve grandchildren were present and in good health. Presents of gold were made to the venerable couple, and the following poem by one of the family was read : We gather round with cheering words, And sayings deep and weighty; Just on the waning of the year ' Of eighteen hundred eighty. Perhaps the children may inrjuire If people were as fliity, And full of wisdom and t>f life In eighteen hundred thirty ? But be this as it may, we feel As though an angel blest us. To meet the groom of fifty years, The worthy Joseph Estes. That he alone claims our respect Need never been denied. For we with equal joy have met To greet his wortiiy bride. Five rugged sons, in middle life, Appear with us today, And each presents his loving wife, The partner on his way. ■Six active boys perhaps may ask Their grandpa for a ride, SLx loving girls have come to kiss Their grandma as a bride.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. I41 And we, a little more removed, But still are well and hearty. As brothers, nieces, and the like, ■" ' • ' Make up the wedding party. And now, some listener may say, "This poem has no heading, " And we may answer in return, " This is a Golden Wedding. " The ancient sage, with sun-scorched brains, Saw peacocks in the heavens. With babies riding on their tails Among the crows and ravens. ; , . . And Venus, with her witching form, Her lovers oft deceiving. ' . We see her now, perhaps not changed, On any pleasant evening. And Jupiter, with lightning speed, ■ '• ■' And voice like thunder pealing, . ^ . Comes charging on his tiery car, His purposes revealing. But they will only flirt and pass, :';;, ,( Their Spirit will not mingle, He will go on with his four sons, ' ' ■ " And she forever single. J • .' :. • John Gilpin, on his prancing beast. Passed Cheapside in a hurry, And riding on his wedding tour, He stirred up quite a flurry. The young men now may seek the girls With bicycle or buggy. And praise their beauty and their curls, In weather fair or muggy ; May drive the snorting iron horse In all his varied motion, Or talk with telephonic voice Across the surging ocean. But we can tell the fairy tale And match the ancient fable, When every scene of modern times Is laid upon the table. Our host may claim as true a heart And just as pure affection, As lives in our Xew England homes Or any other section. He came not with a sackbut note. With dulcimer or cornet. But when he courted Runice Chace, Me came upon a Hornet.* " Honit't " wn.^ the nnnu- of tlie bout In which he came across Mt. Hope Cay, tlur■ a portion of liis cuuitship.

14- ESTKS GENEALOGIES. At this point the merriment became somewhat boisterous, and the venerable groom demanded an explanation, when the following lines were read : We thought it would not be polite. For us'to bring a fiddle, And then again we thought it might De safe to bring a riddle. And now the grandchild who will guess Our riddle true and handy, • ' Shall kiss the grantlma eighteen times, And have a stick of candy. This explanation was graciously received by the groom and bride, and the affair ended very pleasantly. A selection of Scripture — 19th chapter of Revelations, 5th to loth verses, inclusive, was read as a closing exercise. The entire occasion was one of rare interest, and the exercises were intended for the gratification of old and young. Many of the relatives and friends prolonged their visit until the next day ; and the company separated, leaving their best wishes for venerable host and hostess. — Obediak Chace. Children : 1792 I Joseph Anthony,'' h. Warren, R. I., Aug. 29, 1S51 ; d. in Smithheld, R. r., Aug. S. 1S9J. "Joseph Anthony Estes died on Monday, August S, from a complication of diseases originating in December, 1S91, when, while on a visit, he was stricken down with paralysis, from which he never recovered. Mr. Kstes was in his sixty-first year, and one of our most worthy townsmen. He came to .Smithfield in 1872 and purchased a small farm, where he has lived and which he has greatly improve*.'. He ieavc-s a wife, but no children, two having been born and preceded him by some years to the other world. Althougli an unassuming man, and one who courted not political oltice, iC>tes was twice elected a member of the town council, in the '8o's. .Vt the lime of his death he was senior warden of St. Thomrus Episcopal church, which position he had helti tor many years. He was also superintendent of the Sunday-school, .xs well as teacher, as long as his health • permitted. He was ir, e\ery respect an excellent man, of warm and kind iieart .md generous impulses. The hospitality of his home was well-known to the many who visited

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. I43 there, particularly the young people. A kind neighbor and •trusted friend, the memory of Joseph Anthony Estes will linger in the minds of his acquaintances long after his mortal ^^^_ remains have been laid away. The funeral was solemnized from his late home on Thursday, at 11 a.m.. Rev. Charles E. Preston of Auburn and William Sheafe Chase of Woonsocket officiating. The church choir were present, directed by John S. Sprague, and their singing added to the impressiveness of the service. The bearers were all brothers of the deceased — Nathan C. Estes of Leicester, Mass., Thomas G. of Newton, Mass., James of Providence and Charles of Warren, R. I. " He md. Apr. 2, 1S60, Lavinia M., dau. of Junia Latham and Lavinia II. (Mowry), of Smithfield, R. L, b. Jan. 14, '835. [See J.fowry Geneaolgy.] Ch. : 1793 I Joseph H.," b. Mar. 25, i866 ; d. Apr. 25, 1866. 1794 2 Infant son,^ b. Jan. 3, 1S70; d. Jan. 5, 1870. 1795 II James,* born in Fall River, Mass., Jan. 16, 1833; md. Dec. 25, 1S61, Celinda S., dau. of Junia Latham and Lavinia II. (Mowry) of Smithfield, R. L; b. Oct. 31, 1S3S. [See Mowry Genealogy.] Ch. : xygg> I William Wood," b. in Providence, R. L, Oct. 14, 1S63. 13^ 2 George Lincoln,^ b. in Providence, R. L.Oct, i, iSi'>5 ; md. '' '" in Rochester, N. V., Feb. 4,1891, Laura B., dau. of James P. Southard and Susan M. (King) of Rochester; b. Dec. 17, i85s; "^ descendant of the Vermont family of Southards. 1798 3 James Frederick," b. in Cumberland, R. L, Aug. 22, 1S72. 1799 III Darius Butfiugton,* b. in Fall River, Mass., Mar. 23, 1S34; drowned May 13, 1S45. i8oo IV Thomas Gifford," b. in Tiverton, R. I., Feb. 4, 1S39 ; md. June I, 1863, Josephine E., dau. of Abraham S. Newell and Elizabeth C. (Cathcart) of Fall River, Mass.; b. Jan. 14. 1840; insurance inspector for the Arkwright Mutual Fire Ins. Co. of Boston, .Mass. Ch. (Fall River) : Elizabeth Newell," b. Oct. 21, 1S65; d. July 25, 1S77. Abraham Story Newell," b. Apr. 25, 1S67. Thomas Buffington," ] ■ , , . \ d. Jan. 9, 1.S71. Joseph Parker,' ) ^ | d. jan.io.i.'^; i. Francis Thomas," b. Nov. 30, 1S72. Gertrude Cartland," b. .\ug. 9. 1874. Isabel Anthony." b. July i, 1877; d. Nov. 19, 1877. Josephine Elizabeth," b. May 13, 1S70. I80I I 1802 2 1803 3 1804 4 1805 5 1806 ■ 6 1807 7 1808 8

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144 ., ESTES GExN-EALOGIES. i8og V Nathan Chace,'^ b. in Tiverton, R. I., Jan. 29, 1841.; md. Sept. 2S, 1S63, Helen A. dau. of Junia Latham and Lavinia 11. (Mowry) of Smithfield, R. I. ; h. Apr. 29, 1844. [See Mowry Genealogy.] Ch. : 1810 I Helen LathamJ b. in Worcester, Mass., Feb. 23, 1S66. 181 1 2 Anna Isabel,' b. in Worcester, Mass., July 12, iS6g. 1812 3 Sarah Alice,'' b. in Smithfield, R. I., Sept. 4, 1S75. 1813 4 Xathan Anthony," b. in Smithfield, R. I., Feb. 13, 1S79. 1814 VI Sarah,* b. in Tiverton, R. I., Oct. 15, 1843; d. Nov. 10, 1S45. 1815 VII Charles,'' b. in Fall River, June 14, 1849; md. Sept. 26, 1872 Frances A., dau. of John Simmons and Hannah (Howe) of Worcester, Mass.; b. June 21, 1851. granddaughter of Con• stant and Lydia (Briggs), great-granddaughter of John and Hannah (Bullock), great-great-granddaughter of Constant and Lydia (Phillips) all of Dighton, Mass. [For the Hone Genealogy see History of Shrewsbury, Mass.] By Andrew H. Ward. Ch. : 1816 I Harriet Adaline,'' b. in Worcester, Mass., Apr. 27, 1S7S. 1817 2 Joseph Charles," b. in Warren, R. I., July 14, 1890. 1818 William Francis 5 Estes (913), son of Elisha ^ 1 homas,'^ Robert,- Richard^), born in (Tiverton .''), R. I.; died March 31, 1815 ; married about 1799, R^-ith, daughter of Gideon Anthony and Abii;ail (Cornell) ; born ; died January 13, 1863, of Tiverton } In his grandfather's (Thomas I'^stes) will, is made mention of his grandson, William Francis Estes. " That he be brought up and when he arrives at the age of twenty-one (21) years old, he shall have a new suit of apparel throughout. " He emigrated to Madison Co., N. Y., with his wife's parents. Sept. 25, 1805, a removal certificate was granted him from Portsmouth monthly meeting of Friends, R. L, to monthly m.eeting at Coeymaus, N. Y., and was to reside at Rhode Town (perhaps afterward changed to Cazenovia). He attended' Friends' meetings held at Quaker settlement in DeRuyter, Madison Co., N. Y. He was a boot and shoe

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. I45 maker by trade, also a farmer. He was much respected by his townsmen. Children (Tiverton, 4 ; Cazenovia, 5) : 1819 I Joseph'' (2S14), I). Aug. 5, iSoo; md. ; d. May 7, iSSi. 1820 II Daniel.'' 1). Junes, iSo( ; d. Sept. 6, 1S87, Utica, xV. Y. ; md. Sept. 27, 1826, Margaret C, dau. of Jacob Brooker of Floyd, Oneida Co., N. Y. ; b. ; d. Dec. 20, iS6g. Ch. : (Whites. ■ i r.., . town, Oneida Co., X. V.) Samuel B.,^ b. Dec. 22, 1S27 ; d. Nov. 13, 1.S32. William Henry, ^ b. Oct. 15, 1S30; md. Apr. 2r, 1756, Barbara, dau. of Thomas Carr, of Marcy, Oneida Co., X.Y. ; notary public. Frances H.,^ b. Oct. i, 1834; d. Aug. 31, 1S35. Alfred L.,' b. Aug. 24, 1S36; d. Nov. 16, 1S36. Adeline,' b. July 9, 1838; d. P^eb. 14, 1S49. Helen," b. Nov. 3, 1S42; d. Feb. i, 1S43. Patience,'^ b. 1804; d. April 4, 1841 ; md. Darius, son of Elijah Bond of Cazenovia, N. Y. He md. for his 2d wife Cynthia Estes (1835). Ch.: 1828 I Laura W.,' b. Aug. 18, 1S33; md. Henry Putnam, of Madison, N. Y. 1829 2 Mary M.,7 b. Nov. 4. 1S36: md. Henry Bates of Morrisville, N. Y. 1830 3 Cynthia E.,' b. ; d. young. 1831 IV Gideon'' (2S27), b. Dec. 14, 1S04 ; md. ; d. July 2t, 1S72. 1S32 V Janies'' (2S51), b. May iS, 1S06; md. ; d. March 2S, 1S51. 1833 VI John,'' b. iSoS; md. ; d. 1S65. 1834 VII Eliza,'' b. Aug. 14, iSio; md. Jan. 1S34, Horace Burdick ; d. about 1S50. 1835 VIII Cynthia,'' b. Nov. 4, 1S12; d. 1S54 or '56; md. for his 2d wife 1844, Darius, s.of Elijah Bond of Cazenovia, N. Y. ; d. 1865. See [1827.1 Ch. : 1836 t Charlotte A.," b. ; md. Nathaniel Stanley. 1837 2 Jerome B.," b. ; md. Charlotte Nott. 1838 3 Noble," b. ; md. widow Wood. 1839 IX William "^^ (2861), b. Apr. 13, 1815 ; md. ; d. June 30, 1S65. 1821 I 1822 2 1823 3 1824 4 1825 5 1826 6 1827 III 1840 Josephs Estes (915), son of Elisha* {Thomas,^ Robert,'' RicJiard'), born in Tiverton, R. I., Apr. 3, 1783, died August 19, 1.S5S; married about 1S09, Hannah, daughter of

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146 • ESTES GENEALOGIES. Stephen Hicks and Catherine (Coggshall) of Tiverton, born September 12, 1791, died May 19, i860. Moved from Tiverton to New Bedford, Mass., about 18 19. In 1843 he bought land on Purchase Street and built a house • where his son George now [1890] resides. LINES COMTOSED ON THE DEATH OF MR. JOSEPH ESTES, WHO DIED AUG. 19, 1S5S. [For months he Lay upon a bed of pn.m and suffering, but he bore it patiently and with Christian fortitude. Not a murmur escaped his lips, he was perfectly resigned to the will of God. When death came his happy spirit was ready and willing to go.] He died as he had lived, beloved, ; : Without an enemy on earth : ■ '' , " "In word and deed he lived and moved, ! ifi ' '. ■ The soul of honor and of form. ,_ . , His hand was open as the day, , .■ . ^ • ' ' His bearing high, his nature brave; And when from earth he passed away. Our hearts went with him to the grave. What desolation filled our home, 'j^, ,., When death from us our treasure bore; Oh ! for the better days to come, • ,-•■ When we shall meet to part no more. Yes, we shall meet, but there is left '^'' ■■ ■" ' A lonely void in home and earth ; Kut not to those who are bereft. Of hope too beyond this eartii. The hope of that sustains us now, ,\ .In that we trust on I:iended knee ; While thus around his faded brow We twine the wreath of memory. Then bear him to the silent tomb. His spirit resteth with its God. In an eternal, heavenly home; We bow to Him who wields the rod. Mrs. Helen- R. Reney, No. 2SS2. Children : George W.," b. May 21, iSio ; d. June i, 1S15. Abraham" (2SS0), b. Feb. zj. 1S12; nul. ; d. June 5, 1S70. George Washington," b. in Tiverton, Aug. 6, iS!5; md. Jan. S, 1S56, Lucy .S., dau. of Elisha K. Robbins and Hepsibeth R. (Maxfield), of New liedford, Mass. Ch. (New Bedford): Katie E.," b. Oct. 23, 1S56; d. Fel). 12, 1862. Hatiie M..' b. Jan. 19, 1S5S. Joseph C.,' b. J.m. 13, iSuo ; d. Feb. 19. 1862. I84I I 1842 II 1843 HI 1844 I 1845 2 1846 3

1849 I 1850 2 i85i 3 1852 4 1853 5 1854 6 DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. I47 1847 4 Flora E.," b. Sept. 12, 1S62. 1848 IV Joseph;^ b. in New Bedford June 16, 1S33, resides at Boston Highlands; piano maker; md. Aug. 2S, 1S64, Anna J. dau. of Thomas R. Sisson and Lydia (Estes) (Xo. 951) of New Bedford; b. Jan. 14, 1S41. Ch. : Arthur J.,' b. May 22, 1S64; md. . Edward F.,' b. Aug. 2C. 1S66. Joseph," b. Feb. 19, 1S6S; d. April 7, 1S69. Freddie P.,' b. July 7, 1S76; d. Jan 16, 1S77. Lydia Estes,' b. June 10, 1S79 ; d. Jan. 10, iSSo. Clarie A.," b. Aug. 2G iSSi ; d. Feb. 7, 1SS3. 1855 Daniel 5 Estes (916), son of Elisha^ {TJiomas,'^ Robert,- Richard'), born in Tiverton, R. I., June i, 1785, died April 9, 1873 ; married February 21, 1808, Betsey Case, born June 17, 17S9, died October 8, 1843. He worked with his father at the tanning business until about nineteen years of age, when he became a sailor, and followed the sea about twelve years, most of the time a trusty officer. In the war of 181 2, his country called him to her defense, to which he cheerfully responded. In 1817, he moved from Tiverton to his farm in Savoy, Mass., where he lived until his death. He was a man of superior talent, and sterling integrity, and displayed the noblest social qualities. In every capacity in which he was called to act he was never found wanting. Children (Tiverton) : Eliza A.,* b. April 27, 1S09; d. Aug. 12, 1826. II Harriet,''' b. Apr. 25, iSii; d. Aug. 25, 1S56; md. Mar. 24, 1S30, Tillson Bates s. of Job Dunham and Elizabeth (Williams) of Savoy, M.a3S. ; b. July 27, iSo6; d. June S, 1S5S. Ch. : Infant dau," b. ; d. Nov. 15, 1S31. Charles A.," b. July 1S33 ; d. Nov. 15, 1S34. Betsey J.,' b. Feb. 21, 1836; md. ist Edwin D. Bennett ; 2d George Sackett. Ann E.," b. Mar. S, 1S39 ; d. May 19, 1854. David E.," b. Dec. 11, 1S42 ; md. in Conn. 1856 I 1857 II 1858 I 1859 2 i860 3 IS6I 4 1862 5

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148 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 1863 6 1864 7 1865 III 1866 IV Amasa," b. ; went to Brockport, N. Y., was married had a large family. Charles « (2S93), b. Jan. 30, 1S13; md. ; d. Mar. 16, 1878. Caroline,'' b. Jan. 20, 1815 ; d. Apr. 26, 1S63 ; md. Apr. 25, 1S34, Chester, s. of Nathan Barton and Sarah (Burroughs) of Plainfield, Mass. ; h. Oct. 21, 1S07 ; d. in Loudenville, West Virginia, Dec. 19, 1S84. Ch, (Savoy): 1867 r Daniel X.," b. Apr. 2, 1S36; d. unmd. Sept. i, 1883. i858 2 Chester M.,' b. Dec. 31, 1837; md. Nov. iS, 1S69, Clara L. Whitman. 1869 3 Henry S.,'' b. Oct. 21, 1839; md. Feb. 21, 1S66, Bethia H. Sears. 1870 4 Charles Estes," b. Aug. 19, 1S43 ; md, Apr. 12, 1870, Celia A. Kent. 1871 V Amy,'5 b. Dec. 30, 1S16; d. May 14. 1S17. 1872 VI Lucetta,'' b. May 21, 1S19; md. Apr. 10, 1S44. Horace L. Todd; d. Oct. 8, 1S44. 1873 Clark 5 Estes (921), son of Elisha^ {Thomas,^ Robert-, Richard'), born in Tiverton, R. I.. :\Ia\^ 2, 180S; died January 6, 1883 ; md. (i), May 5, 1839, Patience, daughter of Elihu Gifford and second wife Thankful (Manchester) of Tiverton, born April 29, 1817, died September 20, 1868; md. (2), April 22, 1S69, Jane, daughter of Silas Cook and Avis (Bcssey). He was a master mariner, and several years held trusty offices in the town. Children (Tiverton) : 1874 I William H.,* b. Feb. 17, 1840; md. Oct. 25, 1S60, Ellen F. dau. of Charles Hambly and Mary Slocum of Tiverton; b. Aug. 4, 1S36. He now resides in Fall River, Mass., and carries on an extensive business in kitchen furnishing goods. Ch. : 1875 I William E.,' b. June 24, 1S66. 1876 2 Arthur H.," b. Avi^'. 5, 1S67. 1877 II Albert C.,* b. Jan. 4, 1S42 ; md. Jan. 4, 1S66, Olivia C, dau. of Hiram Atwood and Clarissa (Borden) of Fall River ; b. Dec. 16, . He now resides in Providence, R. I., and of the firm of Ford and Estes, carpenters. Ch. : 1878 I Clarissa S.," b. Sept. 24, 1S67. 1879 z .Albert C. Jr.,' b. Sept. 6, 1S73.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 149 1880 III Elizabeth G.,^ b. Feb. 21, 1S4S; d. Dec. 16, 1S72 ; md. Nov, 26, 1S6S, Peleg D., 5. cf George W. Humphrey and Mar>- (Durfee) of Tiverton. Ch : rSSi I Josie N.,' b. Mar. 6, 1S70. 1882 2 George W.," b. May 23, 1S71, 1883 IV Andrew L.,^ b. Nov. 21, 1S51 ; md. Apr. 10, iSSi, Ella O., dau. of Samuel H. Cowenand Mary J. (Fish) of Dartmouth, Mass. 1854 Job 5 p:stes (924), son of Edmond-* { Thomas,^ Robert,Rk/iard^^, born in Tiverton, R. I., March 24, 1797; died December 23, 1872; married December 23, 1823, Delilah, daughter of Benjamin Osvvell and Amy (Durfee) of Tiverton born February 14, 1800. Wheelwright by trade. About 1837 he built the first cotton mill for the manufacture of cotton sheeting and print goods in Tiverton (now Brookville), Fall River, Mass. From 1840 to i860 cotton yarn was manufactured, when the property was soon after destroyed by fire. About 1S62 he built the present stone mill, and the firm of Lawton & Estes continued the manufacture of cotton yarn until the death of ]\Ir. Estes, when the property fell into the hands of heirs who sold it, in 18S0, to Mr. Estes' sons, John H., Benjamin F., and Joseph D. Estes, and the firm of John H. Estes •& Brothers, who now carry on the business of twine manufacturing. Children (Tiverton, now Brookville) : 1855 I Elizabeth L.,^ b. Feb. 12, 1S25 ; md. Oct. 13, 1S47, Esek M. Brownell. No issue. 1886 II Charles O.,* b. Oct. i, 1S26; md. Jan. 2C, 1S50, Elizabeth, dau. of Anthony Cornell and Sarah (Grennfjli) of Tiverton, b. . Resides in Fall River. Ch. Tiverton : 1887 I Alzada A.," b. Dec. 4, 1S50; md. Jan. S, 1SS2, Uriah G., s. of Stephen Sanford and Lurany (Pettey) of Westport, Mass. 1888 2 George E.,' b. Apr. 4, 1S52. 1889 3 Frank A.,' b. Mar. 5, 1S54; md. (1), Jan. 7, 1S76. Ida J. Barry, of Somerset, Mass., b. , d. ; md. (2), Aug. 30, 1SS4, Emma Brown (.'). 1890 4 Elizabeth L.,^ b. Nov. 3, 1S56; md. Oct. 28, 1883, Oscar F. Douglas of Fall River.

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1893 7 1894 S 1 895 9 1896 III 1897 IV 150 ESTES GENEALOGIES. ^891 5 Fidelia L.,' b. Aug. 14, 1859; md. Jan. i8, 1885, Frank, s. of Henry H. Clark and Adeline (Manchester), of Xorth Dartmouth, Mass. 1892 6 Sarah E.," b. Mar. S, 1S62; md. >rar. iS, 1SS6, Al-ernon C, s. of Robert Chace and Sarah (Perkins) of Taunton, Mass. Ruth V.,' b. Sept. 2, 1S63. William T., b. May 19, 1866. Harriet L.," b. Sept. 30, 1S70; d. y. Alzada,* b. Dec. 12, 1S2S; unmd. ; d. May 30, 1S44. Lavinett T.,*" b. Apr. 13, 1S30 ; d. Oct. 23, 1^50; md, Oct. 30, 1847, Thomas \V., s. of James C. Lawton and Hannah (Miles) of Mumford Mills, R. I. Ch. : 1898 I John W.," b. Sept. 15. 1S4S; md. Nov. 24, 1S79, Ellen, dau. of John Albro and Emeline (Sherman). 1899 2 George T.," b. July 5, 1850; d. y. igoo V Thomas W.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 151 1906 I J. Edmund." b. Sept. 15. 1S67 ; graduated from the B. M. C. Durfee High School in iSSS. Here he distinguished himself in a variety of ways and was elected first lieuten^ _ , ant of the first company of the High School cadets. Sept. 17, 1S8S, he entered Eastman College for their business and shorthand courses. From the time of his entrance he showed a deep -interest in and fondness for the college and everything that pertained to it. At the spelling contest held in Feb. 1SS9, he won the prize dictionary, and graduated from their business department first in his class. He also has a natural talent for writing poetry, and a few of the choicest selections from his pen are contributed for publication. He md. Dec. 15, 1S9::, Abbie P., dau. of George W. Bronson (principal of the Boiden School) and Sarah C. (Peckham), b. in Fall River, June 26, 1S70, and also the granddau. of Rev, Asa Bronson, first pastor of the Baptist Temple. CLASS ODE. J. EDMUND ESTES. I. For four short years in wisdom's bowers, Her sunny fields and sylvan shade, We've gaily jj'isscd the ileeting hours And gatliered flowers that will not fade. With happy hearts we wended through The pleasant labyrinth of lore. Where smiling Pallas turned our view To sparkling gems, a priceless store. CHORUS. Now our lives will meet Division, But, though parted may we stand Classmates in the land Elysian, On that distant golden strand, II. O dear, departed, joyous days ! Too quickly have you glided by, But in fond mem'ries' golden lays Each cherished charm shall sweetly lie. May we each day do what is right. And, when our work on earth is o'er, Unbioken may our class unite Upon that bright celestial shore.

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152 ESTES GENEALOGIES. III. We thanl; our teachers ere we part. And bid each one a kind good-by, ■;; And happy thou.i^hts will nil the heart, ; When days and years between us lie. ' Farewell, dear classmates, we must part For stranger scenes no bard can tell. But let this thought cheer each sad heart, In Heaven there is no farewell. 1907 2 Jennie L," b. Apr. 6, 1869; graduated from the Fall River • •.., High school class of "SS, the valedictorian of her class, • ' of the many thousands of scholars who have graduated from this school up to the present time (1893) her average of scholarship stands the highest being 99 3-10 per cent. June 1894 she graduates from Smiths College, North Hampton, Mass., an accomplished elocutionist and pianist, having already given a few public recitations. The following is the "Valedictory," VALEDICTORY. JENNIE L. ESTES. It is the earnest desire of the class of "33 to be continually advancing in thought and in action through the varying scenes of life; and so we have chosen for our motto, " Conemur " — "' Let us Try. " Our pleasant school days have glided by, and now we are about to enter upon a wider field of duty. " Life is real, life is earnest, " and earnest men and earnest women have always been wanted in the world, and will be to the end of time. In tl\is great march of life, let us try to consecrate our minds to honest work, which never fails to receive its reward. According as we labor earnestly, are we blessed with success and contentment. " Labor, wide as the earth, hath its summit in heaven. " "Let us, then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. " Let us persevere in the paths of honor, and build up a noble character. We must not strive after reputation merely, far reputation is only a shadow ; but character is the substance, the highest goal of human desire. We cannot be too ambitious if our aim is principle. .A. noble character, not riches, fame, pleasure, or even culture is the true purpose of life. Character is the cause of moral gnndeur in this life ; and we cannot forget that there is a life beyond— an eternity whose mvriad ages roll on forever. Character promises happiness here, and' eternal bl'iss hereafter. As the sun distributes light and glory, so nobleness of heart illumines the pathway of our lives. Character never fails. It is our one oermanent element, the one enduring force of inriuence, the crown of human greatness. Of what avail is wealth or dignity of rank without this purest treasure-? But this precious gem. acquired by patient effort may be injured by one action, and Then not all our t-irs nf repentance can restore it to its first purity. So by the power of virtue, kt us keep our character free from stain.

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^54 DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 153 Let us try to scatter sunshine all around us. To be happy or wretched depends upon our own choice. Life is like a mirror, and if we look upon it with a smiling face, a smile will greet us in return. When trials and temptations come, as they inevitably will, we should meet them bravely. Kindness has resistless charms, and if we are compassionate, generous and' loving, we shall not want friends, for the treatment we receive from others is generally the reflection of our own conduct toward them. True happiness in life consists in doing good, in acting so that each to-morrow may find us farther advanced in the path of duty than we are to-day. " Kind hearts are more than coronets, And simple faith than Xorman blood. " Parents and friends, — To-day we complete our school-life, and from this time go forth to other scenes. Vou have ever been interested in our welfare. When our path was overshadowed with clouds, like summer sunshine came your sweet words of encouragement, and with hearts gladdened, we continued to run the race. Now we have reached the goal. In return for your kind assistance, you have a right to expect help from us in the future, and we will try not to disappoint you. In our actions, we will endeavor to show you that education helps to make pure men and women who do not vainly dre'am the hours away, but, armed with principle, act nobly and well. " How empty learning and how vain is art But as it mends the life, and guides the heart. " Members of the School Committee, — For many years you have earnestly labored for us. Our interests have always been carefully considered by you, and our continual advancement intellectually and morally has been your dearest wish. We feel that to your experience and sound judgment we are greatly indebted, and for the care you have bestowed upon us, we are very grate'ful. Dear teachers, — The time for bidding you good-uy is at hand. For four pleasant years, we have been placed under your care ; and now, with feelings of inexpressible sadness, we must part. We wiil never forget the kind instructors, who, in the spring-time of our existence, introduced us to the higher intellectual life. For the noble work you liave done, we honor you. " In the countless chambers of the brain, " fond memories of our teachers shall ever be cherished. To your earnest labors and faithful counsels, we owe whatever success we have achieved. As we go forth into life, your example, your intluence shall be daily felt by us. If we are true to your teachings, and apply our hearts diligently to sound learning, and are loyal to duty, our days will not' be spent in vain. From this time our school connections are severed, but we hope that you will still entertain feelings of friendship for us. And now. dear teachers, trusting that when our life on earth is over, we shall all meet in that bright, celestial dwelling place, we bid you an affectionate farewell. Classmates, — O'ur happy school-life is drawing to a close. Tim.e, that resistless stream, is bearing us onward, and soon we must separate, never again to meet in the same intimate relations. As we enter into the " world's broad field of battle, " in lines of gold let us write upon our hearts our motto, " Conemur, " and then, in whatever occupation we engage, let us try to do our best. Let us improNe every second of time, that when years have riown, we may not be visited by the specter of our misspent moments. We are now in the morning of life. Plercafter, " daily farther from the East " we must travel. In youth we fix the destiny of our lives; and oftentimes in youth v/e fix our destiny for eternity. The way in which we spend each hour is recorded by him who sits on high. Time is short, so let us consider all our actions. Let us desire not to live long, but to live well, and so leave behind us the legacy of a well-spent life. " We live in deeds, not years, in thoughts not breaths, In feelings, not in figures on a dial; We should count time by heart-throbs. He most lives. Who thinks most, feels tiie noblest, acts the best. "

154 ESTES GENEALOGIES. And now, dear classmates, the time for parting has come. We realize now for the first time that this building has become an old home. Never again will we assemble as scholars in these dear rooms, cherished scenes of so many happy days. Fair smiles the way before us, yet we cannot look into the secrets of the mysterious book of Fate. ^ ,^ " Who knows the future .' Who has turned its pages, ■ ' Reading its secrets with divining power ? We can look backward o'er the lapse of ages, We can can look forward not a single hour. " May angels guard us and may Heaven's choicest blessing rest upon us. And on that glorious morn, when we are summoned before the great white throne, may we all hear words of commendation, and, an unbroken band, may we take our places at the ri.ihc hand of the Judge. Farewell, dear classmates, farewell ! The following poem was written by J. Edmund Estes in connection with th? vessel in which his father had an interest. ^ .-ir/, OUTWARD BOUND. >;c\v n. ;„ . '. Fair ship, that sails the ocean o'er, jC/."(-i' From broad Columbia's granite shore, Fear not the tempest nor the wave, ni;.'J 1 -■ • gy(. ^ajj ^vith aspect proud and brave. Sail not where rocks will gore thy sides. Nor where the pirate's vessel ridcs. But sail to lands where righteous men Will freight thee to return again. Sail on, and may each prosperous gale That Neptune breathes upon thy sail. Fill thee with life, and make thee glide Triumphant through the surging tide. Sail on, proud ship, to distant lands. Stored with the fruits of honest hands, .•\nd may thy burden ever be Pure as the air of the open sea. Uufurl thy snowy canvas wings And catch each breath that iioreas bnngs, • And safely bear thy cargo o'er The foaming main from shore to shore. Sail not for Afric's negro slave. Nor for the plunder of the wave; But when thy trusty work is o'er, Return to thine own welcome shore. Ye mariners who stem the tide, Arid on the ocean's bosom ride. Fear not the waves, although they roar And spout their angry spray before Her prow. Lon^ may she safely glide Upon the ocean's briny tide. The stars and compass for her guide, The gray old ocean's charm and bride. J. Edmund Estes

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 1 55 1908 3 Elmer,' I twins ; b. Oct. i. 187:. igog 4 Everett,' ) 1910 VIII Benjamin ¥.* b. Jan. i, 1S37; md. Dec. 24, 1862, Henrietta Thomas. igii IX Louisa J.,» b. Oct. 27, 1S37 ; md. Nov. 16, 1S57, Thomas W., s. of James C. Lawton and Hannah (Miles) of Mumford Mills, R.I. Ch. : igi2 I Edmund T.,^ b. Apr. 16. 1S61 ; md. Mar. 17, 1SS6, Alice M., dau. of Joseph T. Ridley and Fannie (Lane) of Bowdoin. Me. 1913 X Anna D,,'^ b. Apr. r, 1S43; "^d. June 3, 1S75, Francis H., 3. of James Wixon and Bethiah S. (WLvon) of Dartmouth, Mass. Ch.: 1914 I George F.,^ b. Jan. 26, 1876. 1915 2 Robert E.,' b. June 26, 1S77. 1916 3 Walter J.,' b. JuU 25, 1S79. 1917 Calebs Estes (991) son of Joseph^ {^Elijah-- yoseph,Richard'), born in Dover, N. H., Feb. 26, 1788; d. ; married June 1825, Mehitable, daughter of John Watson of New Hampshire; born Aug 15. 1794. A farmer. Children (Sandwich, N. H.) : Joseph "^ (2912), b. July 6, 1S2S; md. . Lydia B.,6 b. 1831 ; d. 1845. John,*^ b. Oct. 1S34 ; d. Aug. 1S37. Williani H.,*^ b. Sept. 5. 1S40; md. Nov. 26, 1872, Mary E. dau. of Henry Atkins and Mary (Dow) of Lynn. Mass ; b. Nov. 26, 1S46. Ch. (Sandwich.) : Frank G.,'^ b. Dec. 23, 1S73. Henry A.," b. Sept. iS, 1875. I9I8 I 1919 II 1920 III I92I IV 1922 I 1923 2 1924 Thomas5 Estes (995) son of Joseph-* {Elijah,^ yoseph,^ Richard'), born in Dover, N. H., April 28, 1793; died July 26, 1872 ; married Phebe. daughter of Walter Davis and Hannah (Grossman) of Durham, Me. ; born Sept. 22, 1793 ; died Sept. 27, 1858. Members of the Society of Friends. A farmer. Children (Vasselboro, Me.) : 1925 I Eunice M.,'^ b. July 3, 1S26 ; d. Dec. 7. 1S49. 1926 II Hannah D.,^' b. May 25, 1S2S ; d. June — , 1S2S.

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56 ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. 1937 III Charles Edwin,^ b. May 29, 1830 ; md. Oct. 18, 1859, H. Melvina dau. of Henry Cory and Lydia Crossman of China, Me., b. Sept. 6, 1836. Mrs. Estes is a zealous worker in the order of Good Templars, devoting nearly all her time for the past seven years in organizing lodges in Maine and other states and the British Provinces. Ch. : Elwyn Albert,'^ b. Sept. 20, i860; d. Sept. 27, 1877. Ella Ada," b. July 7, 1S62, in Vassalboro, Me. Hannah Winnie,' b. ^lay 5, 1S64 ; d. Feb. 16, 1S81. Ira Lillian," b. June 21, 1866, in Waterville, Me. ; md. Oct. 17, 1SS7, Will J. Hadfield. Resides in Bridgeport, Conn. Charles E. C," b. Jan. 13, 1S73; d. July 27, 1S75. Sarah P., b. Aug. 25, 1832 ; md. Feb. iS63, George P. Day. Hannah D.,** b. Mar. 25, 1S35; d. Dec. S, 1S49. 1928 I 1929 2 1930 3 I93I 4 1932 S 1933 IV 1934 V 1935 Nicholass Estes (1020) son of Johir* (^Hemy,^ Benjamin,- RicJia}d'^^ born Jan. 26, 1776 ; died Sept. 3, 1866; married (i), Jan. 23, 1810, Mercy Hussey of Berwick, Ivle., born ; died Mar. 20, 1827; married (2), June 30, 1S31, Elizabeth Pinkham of Berwick, born . Children (by Mercy) : 1936 I Sarah,* b. Aug. 2S, iSii ; d. Jan. 3, 1843. 1937 II John '^ (2922), b. Mar. 16, 1814 ; md. . 1933 III Sybil H.,*^ b. Jan. 3. 1S17 : d. Apr. 7, 1S44; md. July 7, 1841, Nicholas A. Pinkham of Xorth Berwick. 1939 IV Mary E.,*' b. May 9, 1S20; d. Mar. 21, 1843; md. Oct. 8, 1S40, Jacob K. Purinton of Dover, \. H. 1940 V Elizabeth,'^ b. .\ug. 22, 1S22 ; d. Feb. S, 1S57. 1941 VI Elijah," b. Apr. 30, 1S25; d. June 4, 1S25. 1942 Levis Estes (1029) son of Samuel ■♦ (^H£?iry,^ Benjamin,^ Richard'), born in Poland, Me., March 7, 177$ ; died ; married Sej-t. 3, 1801 Betsey Bolton. Children (Poland, Me.) : 1943 I Peter*'' (2926), b. Sept. 5. 1802 ; md. . 1944 II Samuel,'' b. Jan. io> 1S05; md. 1S44, Mary A. Field. Ch. : 1945 I James A.," b. Feb. 19, 1S47; md. Addie Mayburg. 1946 2 Charles E.,' I). Apr. 2, 1S49 ; md. Helen Cloutman.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. I57 1947 3 Annie,' b. Apr. S, 1S53; md. Mar. 25, 18S2, Clarence Paine. I94S 4 Mary," b. . 1949 III Rachel," b. July 22, 1S07 ; md. 1831 V.'iUiam, son of Paul Stanton and Joanna (Wentworth) of Poland, b. Dec. 3, 1S06. [See Wentworth Genealogy.] Ch. : 1950 I Ann H.,- b. 1832. , I95I 2 James H.,' b. 1S35. 1952 3 MaryB.,Tb. 1S3S. ; , . 1953 4 Benjamin," b. 1841. \ 1954 5 Abbie M.,"b. 1S4S. " \ . 1955 IV James H.,'' b. Sept. iS, iSio; d. Aug. 20. 1S51. 1956 V Benjamin,<5 b. Jan. 11, 1S13; md. Mary Jordan. Ch. : 1957 I Charles H.," b. . 1658 2 Frank,7 b. . ' . 1959 3 Roscoe," b, . i960 4 John,"b. . , . ■ • 1 1961 5 Mary," b. . j 1962 Roberts Estes (1030) son of Samuel,^ {Henry,^' Ben- \ janiin^ Ric, 'lard"-), born in Windham, Me., April 27, 1777; died July i6, 1S72 ; married Feb. 20, 1803, Dorcas Chestley of Windham ; born ; died Nov. 17, 1S67. Moved to Gorham, Me., 1835, where he died. . .,, Children (Windham.) Xabby,'^ b. Apr. 17, 1S03; d. Dec. i, 1S05. Joseph "^ (2937), b. Feb. 3, 1S05; md. . Rachel,'^ b. Mar. 12, 1S07. Abigail,6 b. Feb. 26, iSio: d. Feb. 24. 1846. Lucy,'^b. Aug. 5. 1S12; md. Sept. 21, 1834, Uriah s. of Ames Towle and Susan M, { ) of Freedom, X. H. ; b. Oct. 27, 1S09. Ch. : Lucy Arabella," b. in Westbrook, Me., May 8, 1S39; md. Dec. 15, 1S64, Charles E. Moulton. Alphonso,^ b. in Freedom, X. H., Mar. 23, 1S44; md. Oct. 21, 1S76, Annie A. Cheney. 1970 3 Abba Alfreda," b. in Freedom, Mar. 12, 1850; md. Apr. 2, 1871, Joseph Kimball. 1971 VI >[atilda H.,6 b. Jan. 2S, 1S15 ; d. Apr. 16, 1S7S. 1972 VII Huldah.-i b. Sept. 7, iSiS; md. Oct. 31, 1S40, Josiah (.') s. of Jesse Cloudman and Hannah ( ) of Gorham; b. Apr. 15, 1809. Ch. (Westbrook): 1963 I 1964 II 1965 III 1966 IV 1967 V 1968 I 1969 2

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158 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 1973 I Emily P.,^ b. Sept. 2 1, 1S41 ; md. Jan. 28,1864, Robert Farrar of Portland, Me. md. June 9,1874, Mor1974 2 Abbie F.,T I -Twins b. Oct. 5, 1S45 ; \ "\f^°^f ^^^i ^■'^^^■ [2, I8S7. 1975 3 Freeman,^ J [ d. young. 1976 4 Lucy A.,T b. Nov. 21, 184S; md. Sept. 17, 1871, Daniel W. Knowlton, of Westbrook, 1977 5 Ella J.," b. Dec. 31, 1S50; md. Feb. 12, 1SS4, Rev. E. C. Ingalls, of Kinderhook. N. Y. 1978 6 Dana J.," b. July 29, 1855; md. Dec. 12, 18S3, Jessie A. Lander, of Springvale, Me. 1979 VIII Levi"^ '2951), b. Nov. i, 1S20; md. . igSo IX Eunice C.,'^ b. Apr. 4, 1S24 ; md. A. P. Ayer, of Cornish, Me. Ch. : Four children died in childhood. 1981 5 A. Howard,' b. ; md. Luella Douglas, of Windham Me. 1982 X Charles H.,"^ b. May 25, 1S27 ; d. Oct. 9, 1S73. 1983 William 5 Estes (1034), son of Samuel* (^Hejiry? Benjamin,'' Ricliard'), born in Poland, Me., April 4, 17S9; died May — , 1864; married 1814, Betsey, daughter of Paul Stanton of Poland, born in Waterboro, Maine, Mar. 17, 1791. Children (Poland) : 1984 I Joanna S.,^ b. iSr6; d. Feb. — , 1S45; "ii^- '^34, William Thurlow. Ch.: 1985 I EUenJ b, 1S36. 1986 2 Melvina," b. 1S41. 1987 II Eunice, '5 b. iSiS ; d. 1S20. 1988 III Melvina F.,« b. iSrg; d. Mar. 1845. 1989 IV Samuel'5 (2956), b. Mar. 5, 1822; md. . 1990 V Rosetta T.,° b. Apr. 9, 1S24 ; md. Jan. 17. 1S43, Seward Schellinger, of Poland, b. , d. Nov. 24, 1SS7. Ch. ; 1991 I Mary E.," Oct. 7, 1844; md. Sept. 8, iS6i, Horace J. Brown. 1992 2 Jennette F.,' b. Apr. 7, 1S50; d. Apr. 7, 1S52. 1993 3 John S.,^ b. Mar. 26, 1S54; md. July 21, 1S87, Ermina F. Gleason. 1994 VI William Stanton," b. 1S26; md. June 1S51, Maria Clark. Ch.: 1995 I Charles," b. Aug. 1853; md. 1880, Ella Haskell. Has three children.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 159 1997 1993 1999 2 2000 3 2001 4 2002 2003 5 2004 6 2005 7 2CXl6 8 2007 9 2008 VII 2oog I 2010 2 2ori 3 2012 4 2013 VIII / 2014 IS£ jamiu,' Ric/ died— ; 2015 I 20l5 2017 2or8 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 II 2025 I 2026 2 I Morton J.,* b. . : Julia B.,^ b. . 3 Thomas H.,8 b. Jan. 1SS7. ': ,^ Joanna," b. Dec. 20, 1S54. Eva," b. June 7, 1S57. Silas," b. Sept. 22,1862; md. Nov. 1SS6, Addie Dawse, one child : I Leroy,' b. . Frank," b. Nov. 26, 1865. Luther/ b. Apr. S. 1S6S. Herbert/ b. Mar. 25, I S7 1. Martin," b. Mar. 15, 1S73. ' .. Lilian,' b. Nov. 16, 1877. Mary B.,* b. 1S29; md. 1S49, George Strout. Ch. : William E.," b. 1S53. Simon E.," b. 1S58 George H.,'' b. 1S60. Silas E.,' b. 1S66. _ , , Silas,^ b. 1S35 ; d. Dec. iS6i. Isaacs Estes (1039), son of Simeon/ {Henry,^ BenRichard'), born in Windham, Maine, March 26, 177S; married , Lydia Trott. Children : Cynthia,'"' b. ; md. William Strout. Ch. : 1 Peter,' b. . 2 Ebenezer," . 3 Estes," b. . 4 Lydia," b. . 5 Betsey.T b. . 6 Hannah," b. . 7 Mary," b. ; md. Joseph Jordan. 8 Ellen/ b. . Mary,« b. Apr. 29, 1S04; d. Dec. 30, 1SS5 ; md. July 13, 1S2S, Nathan Allen, b. Feb. 22, iSoo; d. July 22, 1857. Ch. : Isaac E.,^ b. Oct, 16. 1S2S; md. July 27. 1S56 ; Sarah A. Bennett, b. Oct. 19, 1832. Henry \V.,' b. Apr. 15, 1S30; md. Aug. 6, 1S53, Lorainah Doiley. Isaiah B./ b. Mar. 15, 1S32; md. May 5, 1S55, Melmda E. Rhodes.

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l6o ESTES GENEALOGIES. Oliver P.J b. Jan. 13, 1S34; nid. (i), Nov. 28, 1857, Sarah Cobb ; md. {:), Mrs. Mary A. (Winslow) Jones. 2029 s Edward C.,' b. Get. 2, iS^6; md. May 15, 1858, M Bennett. 2030 6 Benjamin F.J b. Jan.7, 1839. 2031 7 Lizzie E.,' b. Sept. 24, 1843. 2032 III Jonathan,'^ b. . 2033 IV Abigail/^ b. • md. George Knight. Ch. : 2034 I Benjamin," b. . 2035 2 Abbie,- b. . 2035 3 George,' b. . 2037 V Sarah,*' b. ; md. Tobias Gurley of Georgetown, Mass 2038 VI Thomas,'' b. . 2039 VII Silas,' b. . 2040 Jonathans Estes (1040), son of Simeon,-* (^Henry,^ Be7ijamin.,^ Richard'-), born in Windliam, Me., Mar. 31, 17S0; died Jan. 30, 1864; married Sept. 10, 1812, i\Iary, daughter of Nicholas Varney and Mary (Estes No. 495) of Durham, ]\re. ; born Oct. 12, 1783 ; died Jan. i, 1S70. Farmer. jMember of Society of Friends. Children : 2041 I Joseph,'^ b. in Poland, Me., Aug. 28, 1813; d. Mar. 9, 1S6S; md. Apr. 27, 1837, Sybil Dunham. 2042 II Valentine M.,*" b. in Poland, Dec. 20,2814; d. Aug. S, 1SS6; md. (i), Louisa T. Rowe, (2), Lavinia Cook. Ch. (by Louis.a). 2043 I Mary E.,^ b. ; md. LaForest Towle. Ch. (by Lavinia) : 2044 2 Louisa B.," b. ; md. E. W. Sprague. T-.vo other ch. d. y. 2045 III Cyrus,'' b. in Durham, Me., Oct. 6, TSi6;md. (r), June i, 1S42, Phebe,dau. of Bachelor V»'ing and Mary ( ) of Leeds, Me.; b. Mar. 12, iSoi ; md. (2), Mary V. Winslow dau. of Ebenezer Varney and Le-.vis (Jepson) of Albion, Me.; b. Jan. 20, 1819. No is:^ue. Farmer. John^ (2985), b. in Fownal, July 17, iSiS; md. . Elizabeth,'' b. in Pownal, May 2, 1S20; unmd. ; d. May 16, 1S47. Sim'jon,* b. in Pownal, Dec. 30, 1S21 ; unmd.; d. Apr. 5, 1S43. .Mary A.,^ b. in China, Me., Dec. 7, 1824; md. Feb. 27, 1S45, Joseph, s. of Josiah Maxheld. Ch. : Jesse S.,'' b. May 5, 1S46; md. Abbie Pullen. Cyrus E.,' b. Dec. 13, 1847; d. Sept. 3, 1S55. Lcisa R.,b. Sept. 20, 1S49; d. Aug. 2., 1S72. 2046 IV 2047 V 2048 VI 2049 VII 2050 I 2051 2 2952 3

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2053 4 2054 5 2C55 6 2c:3 7 2057 VIII DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. I6I Hattie S.,T b. Jan. 3, 1S53; md. E. L. Baker. Cyrus E.,' b. July 4, 1S55 ; md. Frances Fowler. Charles A.,' b. Feb. 11, 1S58. Herbert N.,^ b. July 29, iS6c. Jonathan jr.,* b. in China, Me., Nov. 2, 1827 ; md. (i), June 20, 1351, Eunice, dau, of Sands Wing and Deborah (Robbins), ■ .,,.,^ b. Mar. 3, 1827, d. ; :nd. {2), May 8, 1856, Julia A., dau. of Ephraim Wardsworth and Eunice (Farr), b. June iS, 1S26. Boot and shoe manuiacturer. Ch. (by Eunice) :2058 I Eunice W..' b. May 4, 1S52; md. Dec. iS, 1S72, Lucian A. Doe. Ch. (by Julia A.): 2059 2 Mahlon D.,'' b. in Vassalboro, Me., June 10, 1S58; md. , ^i>, Sept. 15, 1SS3, Lucy M., dau. of Samuel N. Slipp and Mary A. (Hayward), of Presque Isle, Me. Apr. 24, iSSS commissioned jusace of the peace. Melvin \V." b. Nov. 27, 1S59; d. y. J. Stanley," b. May 13, 1S61. Frances H.," b. Apr. 9, 1S64. Wilbur A.," b. Feb. 22, 1S69. IX Isaiah Carr'^ (3003), b. in China, Me., July 15, 1S30; md. ; d. Feb. II, 1S75. 2065 Elijah 5 Estes (1048), son of Simeon ^ {Henry, '^ Benjaviin,^ Richard'), ijorn in Windham, Me., Mar. 22, 1787 ; died May I, 1876; married 1S21, Alice Austin. Cliildren : 2066 I William A.,6 b. May 4, 1S23 ; md. 1S4S, Phebe Dudley. Ch. : 2067 I Helen M.,^ b. Jan. 5, 1S49; md- Redford M. Estes (Xo. 3347) 2o63 2 Abbie H., b. Aug. 31, 1S51. } Estes Brothers, Livery, Boarding and Sale Stable, X"c. 609 East Fifth St., So. Boston, Mass. 2071 5 Imogene,^ b. May 31, 1S65. 2072 II Hannah A.,'^ b. May 30, 1S26 ; d. Sept. 25, 1S50. 2060 3 205l 4 2062 5 2063 6 2064 IX 2073 John 5 Estes (1056), son of Simeon-* (^Hcnry,'^ Benjamin,'' Richard''), born in Windham, Me.. ]\Iar. 26, 1794; died July 5, 1871 ; married (i), Anna Austin; born Jan. 3, 1 794 in Durham, ?>Ie. ; died ?^Iarch 4, 1840 ; married {2), Susan (Austin) Estes widow of Stephen Estes (Xo. 1063).

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l62 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Children (by Anna) (China, Me.) : 2074 I Charles'" (301 r), b. May 7, 1S23; md. Maria Greeley. 2075 II Phebe A.," b. July 24, 1S24 ; d. Nov. 20, 1S54. 2076 III Susan A.,* b. Feb. 24, 1826; d. Mar. 18, 1S27. 2077 IV Cornelius A.,* b. Aug. 24, 1827 ; md. Aug. 17, 1S64, Sarah E. Currier. Ch. : 2078 I Eddie E.," b. Oct. 12,1867. 2079 2 Ida M.,' b. Dec. 16, 1869. 2080 3 John H.,' b. Feb. 26, 1876; d. June 14, 1S76. 2081 4 George B.," b. Mar. 14, 1879. 2082 V Robert K.'' (3020), b. Mar. 14, 1829; md. ; d. Feb. 19,1881. 2083 VI Abbie E.,* b. Jan. 3, 1831 ; md. Daniel Wing, had one child: 2084 I Ella," b. . 2085 VII Miriam W.,® b. Mar. iS, 1833; md. George Hilton; had one child : 2086 1 Arthur," b. . 2097 VIII John W.,'' b. Jan. 29, 1S35; md. Sarah Whitehouse. Ch. : 2088 I Frederick W.," b. . 2089 2 Dana,' b. . 2090 3 Nellie," b. . 2091 IX Susan H.,'^ b. June 12, 1838 ; md. Horace Priest ; has one child : 2092 I Nellie,' b. . (■-J,-.,., Children (by Susan) : 2093 X Rachel .V.,*' b. Nov. i, 1843 ; md. Albert Higgins; had one ch. : 2094 I Stephen A.,' . 2095 XI Stephen A.,'* b, Mar. i, 1S45; d. Apr. 11, 1S46. 2096 XII Stephen A.,*' b. Jan. 6, 1S47 ; md. Emma Stevens. 2097 XIII Ellen M.,* b. Jan. 25, 1S49. 2093 XIV Benjamin F.,^ b. Feb. 3, 1S51 ; md. July 30, 1885, Alice R., dau. of Jacob K. Purington and Gulielma (Bassett), of Dover, N. H. ; had one child : 2099 I Benjamin Franklin jr.," b. July 5, iSSS. 2100 Simeons Estes (1057), son of Simeon'* (^Henry,^ Benjamin,^ Ridiard'^), born in Windham, Me., Sept. i, 1796; married 1824, Mary Cook. Children : 2101 l' Eliza A.,'"' b. July 9, 1S26 ; d. 1S56. 2102 II Isaiah C.*^ (3031), b. Apr. i, iS2S ; md. . 2103 III Hannah," b. 1S30 ; md. Miles Hilton.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD, 163 2104 Johns Estes (1066), son of Jedediah ■♦ (^Henry;^ Benjamin,- Richard'), born in Berwick, Me., Feb. 22, 1802; died Feb. 22, 1S09; married July 3, 1828, Abiah, daughter of David Green and Judith (Aleader) of Rochester. N. H. ; born June 15, 1805 ; died Jan. i6, 18S5. Moved from North Berwick, to Rochester, N. H.,in 1841. Occupation foundryman. Children (North Berwick) : Edwin, '^ b. Sept. 7, 1S29 ; d. May 7, 1S32. ' '■ -' ■ Charles* (3036), b. Nov. 20, 1S32 ; md. . Edwin T.,fi b. Nov. 27, 1S33 ; d. Mar. 31, 1876. Simon G.,*" b. Jan. iS, 1S35; md. June 6, i36g, Josephine A., dau. of Timothy Drew and Sophia (Caverly) of Strafford, N. H. ; b. Oct. 15, 1S3S. Resides in Providence, R. I. Ch.: Mary Ethel," b. Sept. 3, 1S76. Albert,"' b. Au^. 15, 1S39; d. Aug. 6, 1S5S. 2105 I 2106 II 2107 III 2108 IV 2109 I 2IIO V 21 1 1 Henry s Estes (1067) son of Jedediah ■♦ {Henry, ^ Benjamin,- Richard^), born in Berwick, Me., Oct. 16, 1803 ; died Mar. 29, 1SS3; married May 21, 1S27, Lydia D. Dirgin of Pittsfield, N. H. ; born :\Iay 21, 180S ; died Aug. 23, 1866. Carpenter and wheelwright. Children (North Berwick) : 2112 I Daniel'^ (30351, b. Apr. 29, 1S31 ; mJ. ; d. Feb. 16, 1S5S. 2113 II Mary E.;^ b. July iS, 1S36; d. Dec. 25. 1S53. 2114 III John H.,'^ b. Oct. 10,1838. 2115 IV Lindley H.,' b. June 6, 1845. 2ii5 James Needhams Estes (1069), soil of Jedediah,^ (^Henry,^ Btujamin,^ Richard') born in North Berwick. Me., Aug. 16, 1807 ; married Sept. 29, 1831, at Friends Meeting House, Ware, N. H., Huldah B., da-ighter of Robert Gore and Sarah ( ) of Deering, Me. ; born July 26, 1813 ; died April 23, 1 88 1.' Shoemaker. Children (Peabody, Mass.) 2117 I James Franklin,* b. Dec. 12, 1S33 ; md. Mar. 9, 1S56, Margaret E., dau. of Caleb Stark and Mary N. ( ) of South Danvers, Mass., and grand-dau, of Gen. John Stark. Dry goods dealer. 12

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2II8 ir 2II9 III 2120 I 2I2I 2 2122 3 2123 4 2124 IV 2125 V 2126 VI 2127 I 2123 VII 2129 I 2130 2 164 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Sarah E.,6 b. Feb. 15, 1S36; d. Apr. 24, 1S36. John Gore,'* b. June 30, 1837 ; md, Agnes Teen of England. Tanner by trade. Ch. (Peabody) : Charles W.,' b. May 9, 1873. ' ■ Sarah H.,' b. Sept. 25, 1S75. John A.,' b. July 19, 1S7S. E. Maria/ b. June 17, iSSo. Huldah M.,*b. Nov. 7, 1S39; d. Oct. i, 1841. Huldah M.;^ b. July 4, 1842. Robert Gore,'' b. Dec. 24, 1S43; md. Arabella M, Sargent. Tanner by trade. Ch. (Peabody) : Alice Lillian,' b, Jan. 16, 1870; d. Dec. 5, 1S76. Charles Wallace,* b. Sept. 28, 1S51 ; md. July i, 1S73, Harriet Xoyes, of England. Tanner. Ch. : Walter Xeedham,' b. Aug. 13, 1S74. Earnest Wallace,^ b. Nov. 6, 1876. 2131 Joshua Meaclers Estes (1081), son of Jedediah^ {Henty,^ Baijamin,- RicJuird'), born in Berwick, Me., Feb. 11, 1S14; died Oct. i, 1851 ; married in Danvers (now Peabody), Mass., jNIarch 10, 1836, Abigail, dauglitcr of Joshua Elliot and Hannah (• ), of Rumney, N. H. ; born ; d. Sept. i, 1854. Carpenter. Children (Rochester, N. H., 5) : 2132 I Hannah ].*'' b. in Rumney, C)ct. 20, 1S37; md. Dec. 2, 1S66, Levi Cole, of Porter, Me. Ch. (Porter) : Willie L.,M7. July 17, 1S68. Clara E.,' b. May 3, i3-2. Lucy E.." b. Dec. 29, i^'73. Charles W.,' b. July 25,- 1S75. Thomas J.,*' b. Dec. 24, 183S; md. Aug. 20, 1S64, Christina Jereman. Ch. (West Rumney) : Lucius D.," b. Jan. 13, 1866. Edwin T.," b. Feb. 22, 1867. Nellie E.," b. Aug. 20, 1S72. George W.,'' b. Aug. 24, 18.40; d. in Boston, Dec. 7, 1S57, IV Martha A.,"^ b. June 10, 1S42 ; d. in X. H., Aug. 5, 1843. V' Charlotte A.,'* b. Nov.' 29, 1845; d. in N. H., May 3, 1S49. Charles W.,"* b. Mar. 4, 1849; "^d. . A special oiticer on the Eastern R. R., Boston, Mass. Resides in Maiden, Mass. 2133 I 2134 2 2135 3 2135 4 2137 II 2138 1 2139 2 2140 3 2I4I III 2142 IV 2143 V' 2144 VI

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 165 2145 Timothy Barnes s Estes (1115), son of Benjamin-* (^Benjamin,^ Btiijainin,- Richard'^, born in Conway, N. H.,* April 14, iSoi ; died July 13, 1SS5 ; married (i), Mary, daughter of Levi Lowe, of Jefferson, N. H., born ; died ; married (2), Aug. 8, 1859, Ruby, daughter of Rufus Reynolds and Susan ( ), South Hadley, Mass. Children (Jefferson, N. H., by Mary) : 2145 I Julia,'' b. Aug. 29, 1S26. 2147 II Lydia.'5 b. Mar. 29, 1S30 ; md. Dec. 28, 1S4S, N. D. Folsom, of Jefferson, N. H. Ch. (Jefferson) : 2148 I Estes A.," b. May 6, 1850; md. Mary Shehan, of Springfield, Mass. ■ "■ '"' Child (South Hadley, by Ruby) : 2149 III Mary,'^ b. Oct. 5, 1S63 ; md. Nov. 21. 1SS3, Clifton F. Tilley. 2150 Elijah-' Estes (1121), son of Richard^ {Beujajnin,^ Benjam'nu' Richard'), born in Cornish, Me., November 27, 1795; died August 13, 1884; married September 14, 1818. Harriet, daughter of Xehemiah Fletcher and Mary ( ), of Troy, Me., born ; iSoo ; died June 7, 1879. Farmer. Children (Trd. Elizabeth, dau. of Holman McCu.-^ick. Ch. : 2155 I Elijah,' b. ; d. Aug. 13, 1SS4; md. Maggie . Ch. : 2157 t lUunham, b. . 2158 2 I'enjamin," b. . * His second v.ifn gives pUiee of his birth as Cornisli, Me.

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l66 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 2159- 3 BurnhamJ b. . 2160 IV Mar}' Ann,'= b. Oct. 6, 1S25 ; d. Mar. 3, 1S79; md. William Whitten. Ch. : 2161 I Lydia," b. . 2162 z Charles," b. 2163 3 Franze,' b. . " 2164 4 Sarah Jane,' b. . 2165 5 Betsey," b. . 2i56 V Burnham;"' b. Feb. iS, 1S29, d. Oct. 4, 1S90 ; unmd. 2167 VI Sarah,'' b. Aug. 20, 1S31 ; unmd. 2168 VII Benjamin,'' b. April iS, 1S33 : d. Aug. 9, 1S59 ; unmd. 2169 VIII Julia Ann,'' b. July 23, 1S37 ; d. July 16, 1S76; md. Samuel Shaw, of Belfast, Me. Ch. : 2170 I Mabel," b. . 2171 2 Hattie," b. . 2172 3 Fred,' b. . • 2173 4 A child,' b. ; d. y. 2174 IX Joseph.'' b. May 30. 1S42 ; md. Deborah Warden. 2175 Hiram s Estes (11 22), son of Richard^ {Benjamin,'^ BenjaiJiin,- Richard '), born in Cornish, Me., April 15, 179S; died June 18. 178 1 ; married (i), Sarah Prentiss, born . died ; married (2), Esther Lincoln, born , died Children (by Sarah) : 2176 I Jason.'' b. ; :ti J. , Sarah S., dau. of Samuel M. Carter. Farmer. Justice of the peace and trial justice abt. 35 years. Selectman, assessor and overseer of the poor. Representative to Legislature in 1874 ; Senator in 1S76. Ch. (Troy, Me.) : 2177 I Willis C," b. ; d. , 1SS6; md. Etta O. Rollins. Had a child : I Sarah II..'' b. ; d. , aged S years. Sarah H.," b. ; d. , aged iS years. Elmira V.,' b. ; d. y. Ivory O.,' b. ; md. Ella Kellison. Frank J.,' b. ; md. . George H.," b. ; md. Addie, dau. of W. S. Stevens. Charles X.," b. ; d. y. Oscar,' b. ; d. y. Philo P.,'' b. ; md. Mary Ann Bickford. Susan K.,* b. ; d. v. 2173 2179 2 21S0 3 2181 4 2182 5 2183 6 2184 7 2185 s 2185 II 2187 III

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 167 2188 IV Benjamin K.,'= b. ; d. y. 2189 V Keziah F.,'' b. ; nid. Xoah Linscott. Ch. : 2190 I Hiram E.J b. . 2191 2 John W.,' b. . Children (by Esther) : 2192 VI Reuben G.,*^ b. ; md. Olive Orcutt. 2193 . VII Saraii P.,*^ b. ; md. Swayzey McCusick. 2194 VIII Hiram jr.;^ b. ; md. Etta Roberts. 2195 IX Orrin P.,-^ b. ; md. (i), Sylvina, dau. of Col. Hanson Xorton. b. , d. ; md. (2), Jane, dau. of Stephen J. Barker. Trader; school teacher, and member school com' mittee. Representative to Legislature. Ch. (by Sylvina) : 2196 I Wallace O.,' b. . Ch. (by Jane) : 2197 2 Mary Dora," b. . 2198 3 Albert H.,' b. . 2199 X Georgo .v.," b. ; md, . 2200 Jotham-^ Estes ([132), sonof Da.\'\s * (Be/ijami/!,^ Benjamin,' Ric/iard'), born ; died ; married Olive Tripp. :x,ii Children : "2201 I Rosa,'^ b. in Saaford, Me.; md. Charles Brewster of Dover, X. H. ; d. Feb. 2. 1S5S. 2202 II Samujl,^b. in Kcnnebunk, Me., Apr. 23, 1S27 ; md. Apr. 30. 1S52, Mary A., dau. of Mark Remick and Miriam ( ) of Eliot. Me. Ch. (Xewburyport, Mass.): 2203 I Mary Evelyn,' b. May 7, iS:;4. 2204 2 Samu-l Edgar,' b. June 6, 1S60. 2205 III Jane,^ 1). in Sanford; md. Samuel Donnell of Portsmouth. X". H. ; d. Mar. 27, 1S55. Ch. : '^2206 I William," b. . William Donnell, dyewoods, dyestuffs and chemicals, Xo. 30 Central St., Peabody, Mass. 2207 IV George,* (3061), b. Apr. 6, 1S30; md. Xov. 9, 1S50. 2208 V Lydia,'' b. Kennebunk, Me., ; md. Feb. 12,1859, Henry Bradley ; d. . 2209 VT Hannah.'^ b. Kennebunk, Me., ; md. (i), Jacob Gear; md. (2), Winslow P. Xudd. Ch. (by Jacob): 2210. I Frank" Gear, b. ,1854. 2211 VII Leonard,* b. . 2212 Vin Hcnrv,'" b. .

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l68 • ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. 2213 Isaacs Estes (1179), son of Benjamin, ■♦ (^Daniel,^ ^voh^hly Beiijiiiniii,- Ric/iard''), born ; died ; married Rebecca, daughter of Josiah Moody of Bethel, Me. Children (Bethel) : 2214 I Mary A.,'"' b. iSiS; md. George Bean, killed in United States service 1S64; resides Locks Mills, Me. Ch. : Fanny,' b. ; md. Abbot. Warren." b. ; rad. ; d. . Sylvanus,' b. ; lives in Minot. Emery L.'^ h- ; lives in Iowa. Ciiarles \V.,' b. ; lives in Iowa. Benjamin.'' b. 1S20; md. Mary Farrar ; d. ; was disabled as a soldier of the A. N. H. regiment ; d. in X. H. 1S65 ; had 6 children. Ill Robert H.,'' b. Jan. 22, 1S23; d. -Sept. iSSS; md. Sarah Bennett 2215 r 22l5 2 2217 3 2218 4 2219 5 2220 II of Troy, Me. Ch. : 2222 1 James R.,' b. ; resides in Lowell, Mass. 2223 2 Laura,' b. ; resides in Oakland, Me. 2224 3 Dennis M.,' b. ; resides in Troy, Me. 2225 IV Josiah.'' b. 1S25; md. Arabella Back; mortally wounded before Petersburg, Va., and d. in Washington, D. €., 1S63. Ch.: 2226 2225a 2 J^J;;;;^^^'--} reside in Woodstock. Me. ^' ^ 2227 3 Hannah, resides in Autnirn. ?vle. 2228 V G eorge.'' b. iS;- ; d. . 2229 VI :v ehit.ible,'' b. 18:9; d. : md. Allen Moody; d. . Ch.; 2230 I Lottie," b. ; md. Vaniey of Smithfield, Me. 2231 2 Maria," b. ; d. ; 2232 3 Llewellyn." b. ; resides in Iowa. '■ ' 2233 4 Charle.■^.' b. ; resides In Arizona. 2234 VII c oburn,'' b. in Richardson's Township, Me., 1S31 ; md. 2235 VIII 2236 IX 2237 X Campbell of I'o-.tland, Me. ; d. at Marine hospital, Xorlolk, Va., 1864; had two cliildven. Eleaiior J.,*' b. in Richardson's Township, 1S33; d. . Rebecca A.." b. 1836; md. Hiram Bailey; had 3 children. Isaac W.;'' b. 1S39; md. Xancy A. Bird of Bethel, .Me.; d. 1803. .Mortally wounded at Gettysburg, Pa., July 4, 1S63 ; d. July 18, 1863. Ch. : 223S I Emma," b. ; d. 1S63. 2239 XI Sarah E..'' b. 1SJ4; d. : md. Charles Buck of Woodstock. Me. ; liad 2 children.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 169 2240 XII Nathan C.,« b. Jan. S, 1S44; md. Feb. 16, 1873, Georijia .\. , dau. of P. S. Stearns of Bethel. Served in the vvar of 1S63 • Ch. : 2241 I Carl B.J b. in .Auburn, Me., Mar. 14, 1S75; d. Sept. 16. is-s2242 Stephen Estes? (i i8o), son of Benjamin/ (Daniel;^ ^rob^XAy Benjaviin,' Ric/mrd'), born ; died in Pinhook, Me., followed soon after by his second wife ; married ("i), , Nancy, daughter of Daniel Packard, of Buckfield, Me. ; born ; died ; married (2), , Eleanor, widow of Stephen Packard. Came to Woodstock, !Me., in 1856. Children (Bethel, Me.) 2243 I Stephen,* b. . 2244 II Eunice,* b. ; md. , David Ricker .' 2245 III Albert li. " (jo5S). b. Sept. 24, 1S25; md. 2246 IV Abbie L.,* b. . 2247 V Horace S.,* b. . •. 2248 VI Mary,* b. ; md. , Ansel Moody .= 2249 VII Elizabeth,'' b. . 2250 George 5 Estes (1184), son of John,-* {Daniel;^ probably Boijanii-u: Ric/iard'^, born in Berwick, Me., June 25, 1788; died x'\ugast 23, 1859; married October 21, i8r6, Zibiah, daughter of Eliakim Banks and Zibiah ( ) of West Springfield, Mass. ; b. . ---!':.. Children : 2251 I Pliebe D.,sb. in West Springfield. Oct. 4, rSi; ; d. Oct. 19, 1S17. 2252 II George H.,'' b. in West Springfield, May 22, 1S19; d. May ir, 1S79. 2253 III Joseph C* (3072), b. in Bethel Me., Feb. 5. 1S21 ; d. June 13. 1S70. 2254 IV So^^Iiroaia.* b. in W. Springfield, Oct. 14, 1S22; d. Oct. 30. 1S22 . 2255 V Lucias J.,* b. in W. Springfield, .Mar. 31, 1S24; d. Oct. 3, iS7'>. 2255 VI Elsie C.,'' b. in W. Springfield. Fei). 17, (S26; d. Jan. 16, 1858. 2257 VII -Mary E.,'' b. in South Iladley, M.ass., .\ug. 2. 1S2S; md. .Mar. 19, 1S56. Robinson Clapp ; b. July 7, iSiS. [See Clapp Genealogy, published 1876.! 2258 I Jennie E.." h. NLiy i3, j86o.

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170 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 2259 2 Freddie,' b. Apr. 9, 1S61. 2260 VIII Aurelia D.,* b. in Springtieid, Sept. 16, 1S30; d. May 9, 1S3S. 2261 IX Olive M.;; b. in Springfield, Jan. 23, 1S33; md. Eli P.Cook. Resides in Springrield, Mass. 2262 X Amelia E.:> h. in Springtield, Jan. S, 1S35; d. May 2, 1S69. 2263 XI William H.,'' b. in Springfield, Mar. iS, 1841 ; d. May 31, 1S62. 2264 Georges Estes (1193), son of Joseph -^ {Da?iu-/,^ Y>roh3.h\y Benjamin,- Richard^), born in North Berwick, Me., Nov. 29, 17 — ; died July iS, 1844; married in Lebanon, ]\Ie., , Sarah, b. Aug. 30, 1779, daughter of Simeon Ricker and Sarah (Goodwin) of Lebanon. Farmer. Children (North Berwick) : 2265 I Hannah,'' b. May 17, 1S09; d. Feb S, 1889 ; md. Andrew II. Dore. Ch. : Abbie," b. ; md. Howard Fall. Olive,' b. ; md. Edwin Bennett. James J b. ; md. Julia Knight. Rhoda,"' b. Aug. 30, iSio ; md. Theodore Ricker. Ch. : Almeda,' b. ; nid. Chamberlain. Eliza," b. ; md. Corners. Angeline,' b. ; .md. Durfee. Mary France?," b. : md. Emery Ansel. Edgar,' b. . Sarah." b. ; md. Tliomas Duffee. Daniel'J (30S2), b. .Vpr. 14, 1S12; md. ; d. 1S69. Levi '^ (3097), b. Jan. 10, 1S14; tnd. . Eunice,'' b. Oct. 29. 1815; md. John Hanscom. Ch. : Mary," b. ; nid. Mo'.vry Moulton. Sara'.i,' b. ; Mose.s l^cvey. Olive,' b. ; md. C'aaries Joy. Ellen," b. . Sarah,'' b. June 19, iStj; md. ( r), George Scott, (2) Simeon Shorey. 2284 VII Betsey,''' b. Mar. 29, 1S19; md. (i), , Appleby; d. ; md. (2). , Pray. Ch. (by first husband) : Ada," b. ; md. . Hanscom, Levi," b. . George \V.," h. . George,'' 1). in Lel:)anon, Me.. .Vpr. 13, 1S21 ; md. Hannah Goodwin. Ch.: 2266 I 2267 3 2268 3 2269 II 2270 I 2271 2 2272 3 2273 4 2274 3 2275 6 2276 III 2277 iv 227a V 2279 2280 2 2281 3 2282 4 2283 VI 2285 2286 I 2287 2288 3 " VIII

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174 ESTES GENEALOGIES. ried (2), in Brockton, Mass., October 4, 1S77, Elizabeth J. Savery nee Paine of Rochester, Mass. Children (by Abigail, Bridgewater) : 2344 I I Sherman,' b. July 5, 1S4S; md. (i), Mar. 3, 1S67, Abbie R., dau. of Samuel Xewh.all, of East Bridgewater; b. July 12, •■^>-.{j _ 1841 ; d. June 27, 1S70. No issue. Md. (2), June 19, 1S73, Ella E. Smith of Middleboro, Mass. Member of Middleboro Lodge I. O. O. F., Xo. 135. 2345 II Bessie A.,^ b. Apr. 19, [852; md. Oct. 4. tSji, David L., son of Silas B. Lombard, of North Yarmouth, Me. Ch. : 2346 I Lillian M.,^ b. .\pr. 12, 1S76, in Yarmouth, Me. 2347 2 Corteze E.,' b. Sept. 22, 1SS6, in West Gardner, Mass. 2348 III Hattie J.,'-' b. Mar. 19, 1S57 ; md. (t), Oct. 12, 1S75, ^r. Frank Albro of N. J. ; d. Dec. 29, 1S77, aged 40 years, 2 mos., 17 d. ; (2), Dec. 19, 1S79, Walter W. Doane of Brockton, Mass. ': i Ch. (Brockton) (by Walter). ,s'?v58349i : I I Lena Alden,' b. July 26, 1SS5. 2350 Josiah 5 Estes (1278), son of Silas,-* {Edivard,' Edward,- Richard^'), born in Durham, Me., July 29, 1S04 ; died Feb. 20. 1S62; married Flannah, daughter of Isaac Ho.Kie of Vassalboro, Me. ' Children (Lewiston. Me.) 2351 I Olive," b. Jan. 29, 1S26 ; md. Sept. iS, 1S50, Samuel Jackson. 2352 II Ed\v,ird," b. Aug. 25, 1S2S ; unmd. ; d. Dec. 13, 1S54. 2353 III Wealthy,'' b. July 30, 1S31 : md. Mar. 12, 1855, William Frost; d. July 2'>, 1862. 2354 IV Isaac H.,*' b. .A.pr. 18, 1S33; "''■'• J'^'n'^ -O' ^'^^j^ Lizzie R., dau. of Thomas Lary and Myra (iJurbank) of Gilead, Me. Mr. Estes is junior partner of Chandler & Estes, of Lewiston, Me., dealers in books, stationery, fancy goods, &c. Ch. (Lewiston): 2355 I _ Camilla U.,' b. Nov. 5. 1S64. 2356 2 Nelson D.," b. Jan. 25, 1S66. 2357 3 Ros^ Maud,' b. June 14, 1872 ; d. Sept. 27, 1S72. 2358 4 Nina T.,' b. Jan. 25, 1880. 2359 V ■ Josiah.'' 1). -A-pr. 3, 1835; d. Oct. 9, 1S41. 2360 VI Joieph."^ b. Mar. 12, 1837 ; rnd. .\ug. 3, i86r, Jane Tarr. 2361 VII Silas,° b. Feb. 3, 1839; unmd.

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desce;ndants of richard. 175 2362 VIII Sarah ?.,«■ b. June ii, 1841 ; unmd. 2363 IX Stephen R.," b. June 7, 1843; md. Sept. iS, 1S71, Theresa E., dau. of Elias Thompson of Thomaston, Me. ; no issue. 2364 X Calvin G/' b. May 9, 1845; md. Oct. 26, 1867, Rhoda F. Ray. 2365 XI Mar\%'^ b. May 7, 1S51 ; d. Nov. 22, 1S56. 2366 Josephs Estes (1279), son of Silas,+ {Edivard,^ Ed"ajard,^ Richard'), born in Durham, Me., November 9, 1806; died June 20, 1872 ; married in Freeport, Me., November 7, 1S33, Joanna, daughter of Bailey Bibber and Dorothy ( ); born . ' 'i Ch. (Durham) : 2367 I Dorothy Bibber,'^ b. Mar. 17, 1835; md. John Currit; resides in Yarmouth, Me. 2368 II Wealthy Plummer,'' b. Feb. 17, 1837; d. , 1S48. 2369 III Elisha Stover Bibber,^ b. July 24, 1839, md. in Brunswick. Me., Aug. 12, 1S65, Catherine McKever. Ch. (Harpswell, Me.): 2370 I Elisha B.," b. Aug. 24, 1866; md. Aug. 22, 1S87, Alice Thompson ; has one child. I Ralph L. EstfS,^ b. . William S.,' b. Mar. 4, 1S68. Nellie M.,' b. June 9, 1S71 ; md. Feb. 16, 1S86, William Getchell; resides in Harpswell. Lewis C," b. July 16, 1S73. Flora I.,' b. Sept. 25, 1S75. Harmon T.,' b. Mar. 4, 1S78; d. Feb. 2S, i8S5 Lottie M.,' b. Oct. 14, iSSo. Chester A.," b. Apr. 2, 1SS3. Alice G.,'b. Aug. 21, 1SS5. Herbert N.,^ b. Jan. S, 1SS7. Joseph William,'^ b. Dec. i6, 1841 ; md. Nettie Orr. Has one child. Mary,*"' b. Dec. 16, 1S43; md. (i), Henry Johnson; (2), Charles Foss. Has four children. Resides in Yarmouth, Me. Adelaide Victoria,'' b. May 31, 1846; md. Charles W. Bailey. Resides in West Harpswell. Ch. : Charles W. Jr.,^ b. . Albert C.,' b. . Elmer E.,' b. Aug. 1S62. Evena A.,' b. . Matilda F.,7 b. . 2371 2372 2 2373 3 2374 4 2375 5 2376 6 2377 7 2378 8 2379 9 2380 10 2381 IV 23S2 V 23S3 VI 2334 I 2385 2 2385 3 2387 4 2388 S

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76 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 2389 6 Herbert WJ h. 2390 7 Ella M.,' b. 2391 S Florence F.,' b. 2392 9 Jacob,' b. 2393 Samuel? Estes (12S5), son of Silas,^ {^Edward,^ Edward,- Richard''), born in Durham, Me., Mar. 3, 1809; married Oct. 13, iS— , Miriam, daughter o^ Samuel Frye, of Falmouth, Me. Farmer. u;'j Children (Durham) : 2394 I Joseph E.,« b. Sept. 24, 1S32 ; md. Feb. 27, 1855, Mary A., widow of Artemas Truesdell and; dau. of George Weston and Abigail (Wynian). Clerk. Resides in Lynn, Mass. Ch. : Edward Lincoln.^ b. Dec, 2, 1859; d. Nov. 10, 1S60. George F.,'' b. Aug. 2S, 1S34 ; md. Sept. 2, . Louisa, dau. of Samuel Hickel and Mary A. (Gipson) of MarysviJle, 111., b. Oct. 22, 1S52. Shoemaker. Caroline M.,'' b. Apr. 5, 1S36; md. Stephen Curate. John F.,'-' b. Dec. 26. 1S40; md. Emma Winslow. Jerome B.,'i b. Mxr. 4. 1S4S; d. Jan. 6, 1S62, 2395 I 2396 II 2397 iir 2398 IV 2399 V 2400 Daniel D.,5 Estes (1300), son of Simeon,^ {Caieb,^ Edziuud,- R:i-/:ard'), born in Pownal, Me., November 27, 1803 ; died April 7, 1S85 in Palmyra, Me.; married November 29, 1S30. Eleanor Munroe ; born in Blissfield, N. B., June II, iSii. Children : 2401 I Melzer,'' b. ; md Me. Ch. : 2402 I Ellen,- b. . 2403 2 Lucinda,- b. 2404 3 2405 II Sarah,'^ b. ; md. , Timothy Pooler 2406 I Frank/ b. . 2407 2 Thankful." b. — -. 2408 III Xel!ie,"b. ; md. , John Wise. 2409 IV Calvin.,'' b. ; md. Ch.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 1 77 V Lydia,'"' b. ; md. , William Soule. Ch. : Bertha E. Webster. Ch. 241 1 I George," b. . 2412 2 Willie/ b. 2413 3 Almon J b. . 2414 VI Howard,'' b. ; md 2415 I John R./ b. . 2416 2 Daniel R.J h. 2417 3 Florence B.,' b. — 2418 4 George W.,' b. — 2419 5 Howard L.," b. — 2420 David? Estes (1301), son of Simeon/ {Ca/td;^ Edward,- Richard'), born in Pownal, Me., November 21, 1805 ; died October 19, 18S0; married February 11, 1830, Mary A. Grant ; born July 22, 1S05 ; farmer. Children : 2421 I Daniel.^' b. Dec 6, 1S30. ' ' ' 2422 n Allen Coi)b,'5 b. in Palmyra, Me., Mar. 20,1832; md. June ci, 1S60, Sarah, dau. of Converse Farr of Lewiston, Me. Ch. : 2423 I Hudson M.." b. in Mobile, Ala., May 11, 1S61 ; md. June 17, 1SS6, Jennie L. B. Hicks. 2424 2 Carrie," b. in Mobile, Ala., July 19, 1863; md. Nov. 27, 1SS5, Ferdinine Coombs. 2425 3 John C.,1 b. in Lewiston, >re.. Mar. 14, 1S66. 2426 4 David,'' b. in Lewiston, Me., Jan. 10, 1S70. 2427 5 Sadie B.,"? b. in Lewiston, Me., May it, 1S75. 2428 HI Simeon,'' b. Feb. 10, 1S34. 2429 IV Henry P.,'^ b. Aug. 10, 1S35. 2430 V Mary A.,'^ b. May 13, 1S37. 2431 VI Alonzo G.,'^ b. Feb. 26, 1S39; d. Aug. — , 1S63. 2432 VII Jeanette T.,-' b. Sept. 17, 1S40. 2433 VIII Rachel E.,'' b. July 17, 1S42. 2434 IX Reuben,'' b. Apr. i, 1-^44. 2435 X Rebecca,'' b. Xov. 10, 1S46; d. Sept. iS, 1S75. 2436 Jeremiah D. s Estes (1327), son of Caleb/ {Caleb,^ • Edii'ardr Ric/iard'), born in Brunswick, Me., Mar. 6, 1808 ; { died June 3, 1SS5 ; married May 2, 1S30, Sarah J., daughter of Joseph Kendall and Hannah (Smith) of iMilton, Mass. ; born June 6, 1807 ; died at Vassalboro, Me. ; Jan. 24, 1876.

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178 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Children (China, Me.) : 2437 I Elvira A., '^ b. Jan. 3. 1S32; md. (i), George Haskell from whom she was divorced, md. (2), Mar. 20, 1859, Andrew J., son of Jonathan M. Basford of Belfast, Me. Resides in Sacramento, Cal. Ch. (by George, Waterville, Me.) : 2438 I Sarah M.,' b. July 9, 1S53 ; md. Aug. 4, 1S77, LevLSmall, Jr. 2439 2 Minnie H.,' b. Apr. 13, 1855; d. Dec. i, 1875; "id, Aug. 23, 1S75. Fred S. Power of Bath, Me.,s. of Andrew. Ch. (Andrew). 2440 3 William A.,' b. Feb. 26, 1S60; d. Jan. 10, 1S63. 2441 4 Charles H.," b. Dec. 21, 1S62 ; d. Jan. 24, 1SS2. 2442 5 Edwin Estes," b. Apr. 9, iS65; d. June iS, iS32. 2443 II Gustavus A.,'^ b. Dec. 24, 1S33; md. . 2444 I Had one child, Gustavus Kendall," b. Oct. 16, 1863. Served in Co. I., ist D. C. Cavalry. Was killed in the . ;■,. .. battle of Weldon K. R., Oct. 27, 1864. 2445 III Hannah M.,'^ b. Feb. 3. 1S36; d. Xov. 21, 1837. 2446 IV Jeremiah A.,' b. Apr. 26, 1S3S. Served in Co. I, ist D. C. Cavalry. Was kUled at Reams Station, Weldon R. R. Aug. ■ '■ 25, 1S64. ;■ 2447 V Redford M.,'' b. Nov. 11, 1840; md. (i), June 28, 1868, Helen : M., dau. of William A. Estes (Xo. 2066) ; b. June 5, 1S48; d. Mar. 9, 1S76 ; md. (2), June 23, 1S7S ; Lizzie J., dau. of Albert ' Pinkham. and Nancy H. (Jones) of China, Me.; b. Jan. 26 ■'; !•. li "< . 1S53. Served in Co. H, 19th Regt. Maine Infantiy, of Civil ' war of 1S61 to 1S65. Wounded at the battle of Gettysburg, Penn., July 2, 1S63. Ch. (by Helen, China) : 2448 I John Henry,^ b. June 16, 1S69. 2449 2 Vira Basford,' b. Apr. 4, 1S74, Ch. (by Lizzie) : 2450 3 Redford A.," b. Jan. 24, 1879. 2451 4 Edward J.,' b. Nov. 5, iSSo. 2452 VI John H.,'^ b. Mar. 23, 1S43 ! served in Co. H, 19th Me. Infantry ; killed July 3, 1S63 in the battle at Gettysburg, Penn. 2453 VII Caleb ¥..''■ b. Apr. 17, 1S45 ; "^^- J^"- '-' 1S70, Evey A., dau. of C. C. Hathom of Richmond, Me. ; b. ; d. Dec. 23, iSSi ; served in Co, G, 7th Me. Reg. Ch. (Richmond) : 2454 I Annie H.,'' b. Dec. 9, 1870. 2455 2 Arthur D.,^ b. Oct. 24, 1S75. 2456 VIII WUliam A..« b. Sept. 29, 1S4S; d. July 5, 1S49. 2457 George' Estes (1328), son of Caleb,* {Ca/ed,^ Ed•ward,^ Richard'), born in , October 25, 1S09.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 179 Children (China, Ale.) : 2458 I David L.," b. . 2459 II Jeremiah,'' b. . 2460 III Susan E.," b. Jan. 14, 1S37 ; md. Nov. iS, 1S63. Edward F., s. of -.-..jo. Joseph Parker and Lavinia (Ftnwick) of Yorkshire, Eng. ; b. Apr. 20. 1S30. Ch. : 2461 I Lulu M.,' b. Aug. 6, 1S6S. 2462 IV Elizabeth Crane.'' b. Apr. 30, 1S43 J mtl. Apr. 27, 1S-3. Albert X., s. of .\lfred Turner and Joan ( ) of Augusta, Me.; b. . Ch.: 2463 I George Xeweli,' b. in Augusta, .Me., Mar. ;, 1S74. 2464 2 Charles Wilbur," b. in Quincy, Mass., July ii, 1S76; d. Apr. 23, 1S7S. 2465 3 Helen .-Mberta.' b. in Quincy, Sep., 6, 1S77. 2466 V Ann M.,'5 b. , 1S47 ; md. John A. Woodsom. 2467 VI Mary,'' b. . 1S49 ; nid. Fred B. Foy. 2468 VII Emma,'; b. July 17, 1S54; md. A. S. Lord. 2469 John 3 Estes (1329), son of Caleb)^ {Caleb? Edivardr Richard'), born in China, Me.. Aui^u.st 18, 181 1; died May 10, 1S85 ; married ([), Elizabeth Kennedy; born ; died ; married (2), Nancy Ayer ; born ; died ; married (3), Esther P. Hamniett ; born . JV5- Children (by Elizabeth) (China): 2470 I Caroline Kennedy,'' b. Feb. 22, 1S34 ; md. Apr. 17, 1850, Peleg H., s. of Levi JJerry of Smyrna, Me. Ch. : 2471 I J>3bn Estt;s," b. in Smyrna. June 4. 1S53; md. Aug. iS, 18S0 Lizzie R. Barker, of liath. 2472 2 Laura Ad.;lia,' b. in Smyrna, July i;, 1S56; md. Feb. 22. 1878, Xeweii Whitmore, has two ch. : 2473 ' Carrie P.." b. . 2474 2 Clinton M..^ h. . 2475 3 ••^cl^li'-- ■'^f'ly.' '^- '■" >-'^^\' Limerick. Me., July i, 1861 ; md. July 2^, 1SS2, Frank .A. Jeller-on. 2476 4 PVank Peleg," b. in Xew Limerick, Mxr. 19, 1S66. 2477 I^ Julia Eliza'jeth,'' b. Mar. 25, 1S36; md. (_>ct. 3:, 1S55, Andrew ]., s. of Levi Barry, of Smyrna. Ch. : 2478 I ■ Oliver Haz-'-ard,' b, in Smyrna, Xov. 3, 1S56; md. Elizabeth E., dau. of Benjamin T. Lincoln of Ilodgdon, Me. Two children.

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l80 ., ESTES GENEALOGIES. 1 Delle H.,8 b. . 2 Fred Levi.s b. . Minnie Eliza'oeth," b, in Houlton, Me., Xov. 2S, 1S65 ; i"d. Aug. 2S, 1SS3, James E., s. of James Feeley of Biddeford, Me. One ch. : r Esther,^ b. . Fred Levi," b. in Smyrna, Xov. 25, 1873 ! d. Sept. 6, 1875. Julia Laura,'' b. in Smyrna, Apr. 22, 1S7S. George M.,'i b. Sept. 26,1838; md. July 22, 1S66, Emma L., dau. of Richard Libby of Mattawamkeag, Me. Ch. Eben S," b. in Mattawamkeag, July 16, 1S67. Willie \V.," b. in Haynesville, Me., Aug. 29, 1868. yia.Ty E.J b. in Mattawamkeag, Mar. 22, 1S70. Ferdinando," b. in Mattawamkeag, Jan. 16, 1S72. George B.,' b. in Mattawamkeag, June 6, 1S73. Lottie E.,' b. in Medway, Me., July 6, 1S74. . , • John R.,' b. in Medway, Me., Xov. 15, 1S75. Edwin L.," b. in Mattawamkeag, July 25, 18S3. Anna .Maria,'^ b. Feb. 16, 1841 ; md. June 24, 1S60, Tyler C, s. of Tyler Woodbury of Lincoln, Me. Ch. (Lincoln) : Howard C./ b. Apr. 3, 1S61. Addie May,' b. July g, 1S63; rnd. June 16, 1SS6, Jerome E., s. of George Kneeland of Lincoln, Me. Eugene .Stanton,^ b. July 16, 1869, Delia Hersey," b. June 8, 187 1. Charles Potter,' b. Feb. 28, 1S76. Susan A.,' b. . Ch. (by Xancy, China) : Charles A.,'' b. June 14, 1847; md. Sept. 6, 1871, Elizabeth P., dau. of John M. Knapp of Portland, Me., of the firm of Gardner & Estes, shoe manufacturers of Xew York city. Ch. (Portland, Me.): Eveline xVyer," b. Sept. 4, 1S72. Edwin Palmer,'' b. . Willie," b. . Mary A..^' b. . 2479 2480 2481 2 2482 2483 3 3484 4 2485 III 2486 I 2487 2 2488 3 2489 4 2490 S 2491 6 2492 7 2493 8 2494 IV 2495 I 2496 2497 3 2498 4 2499 5 2500 V 2501 VI 2502 I 2503 VII 2504 VIII 2505 IX 2506 Calebs Estes (1341), son of Caleb,^ (^Caleb,^ Edwardc Richard'), born in China, Me., Dec. 23, 1819; died July 29, 1879; marriod Nov. 2S, 183S, Emily dau. of John Clark of Windham, Me. Children : 2507 I Sarah C," b. in China, Xov. 3, 1839; d. Feb. 27, 1S42.

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251 1 2 2512 3 2513 4 2514 IV 2515 V 2516 vr DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. igl 2508 II Eunice E.," b. in China, Oct. 19, 1S40; d. Nov. 6, 1S40. 2509 III Hannah .Melissa.-^ b. in St. Albans. Me., Sept. 23, 1S41 ; md. Apr. 7, 1S64, Albert R., s. of Almon Lewis of Lee, Me., b. May 20, 1841. Ch. : ^510 I Freddie Merton,' b. in Springfield, Me., Oct. 16, 1S65 ; d. Mar. 21, 1S77. Emily Lucy/ b. in Lee, Oct. 26, 1S67. Caleb Albert,^ b. in Winn, Me., Mar. 2S, iSSo. Leola Alberta,' b. in Lee, Nov. 29, 1S82. Orren Caleb,^' b. in Newport, Me , Oct. 5, 1S42 ; d. Jan. 7, 1865. Eunice C.,« b. m China, Oct. 14, 1S43; d. July 26, 1S44. Julia Frances,G b. in China, Oct. 11, 1S44; md. Nov. 29, 18S6, John D., s. of James Stamvood of Brunswick, Me.; b. Aug. 24, 1S27. 2517 VII George Wallace,*^ b. in China, Apr. 3, 1846; md. Jan. i, 18S0, Leah S., dau. of Jeremiah Fifield of Winn; b. Aug. — , 1S55. Had one Child. Margie E.,' b. Oct. 2r, 18S0. Prince Jo.seph,'' b. in Vassalboro, Me., Oct. 31, 1S47 ; md. Nov. 25. 1S75, ^'ary Andie. dau. of Joseph W. Bradbury of Burlington. Me., b. 1S56. Ch. : Hortense May," b. in Brockton, Me. Mar. 4, 1S77. Sarah Ella,'' b. in Vassalborough, Aug. iS, 1S49; '"d. July 10. 1873, Mclvin, 3. of John Page of Burlington, .Me. ; b. May —,1847. Ch.: Prince Caleb,^ b. in Lee, , 1S74. Julia Emily,^ b. in Burlington, Jan. 12, 1S75. Jere Edward,'' b. in Vassalboro, Oct. 5, 1S50; md. Dec. 24, 1S72, Mary Eva, dau. of John C. Hanscom of Springfield, Me, ; b. May 16, 1858 ; attorney at law in Winn, Me. Ch. : Francisco Orren," b. in Kingsman, Me., Mar. 2, 1S74. Blanche Ethel,^b. in Springfield, Me., June 4, 1S76; d.Nov. II, 18S3. Bay Edward," b. in Winn, Me., .\pr. 8, 1S86. Emily A.,'' b. in Vassalborough, Dec. 19, 1S51 ; d. Sept. 27, 1852. 2529 XII walls .\lfred,'^ ] b. in Vassalborough, .\pr. 29,1853 d. May 4, 1877 2518 I 2519 VIII 2520 , 2521 IX 2522 I 2523 2 2524 X 2525 , 2526 2 2527 3 2528 XI ■iwms 2530 XIII Willie -Albert,'' j b. in Vassalborough, Apr. 29, 1853; md.'.Apr. I 21, 1S77, Mary Eva, dau. of Horace Graves J of Springtield, Me. ; b. .May 1S57. Ch. (Lee) : 2531 I Carrie Melissa," b. Nov. 29, 1877. 2532 2 Willis Alfred," b. Dec. 25. 1S7S; d. July — , 1S79.

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l82 ESTES GENEALOGIES. ^ 2533 3 Lizzie Maud," b. ia Lewiston, Aug. iS. 1SS2. 2534 XIV Frank Ciark,'' b in Vassalborough, June 24, 1S55; md. Apr. 7, 1877, Xellie Frances, dau. of Joseph W. Bradbury of Burlington, Me.; b. Apr. 7, 1S58; deputy sheriff for Penobscot and Aroostook counties, Ch. (Winn) : 2535 I Ralph Caleb," b. Oct. 19, 1S77, 2536 2 Grace Edna.' b. Nov. 23, iSSo. 2537 Barzilla G.5 Estes (1353) son of Joseph,-*' (Gz/i:^^,^ Eihvard,- Richard'), born in China, Me., Apr, 20, 181 1 ; married Nov. 4, 1842, Phebe Ann, daughter of Joshua Coombs and Phebe Witherell of Calais, Me. ; born Mar. 27, 1826. Children (Oldtown, rvle.) ; 2538 I Lewellyn Gerrish,*' b. Dec. 27, 1S43 '■> ^'^- -A-ug. 30, 1866, Julia, dau. of George Whiting and Mary (Roe) of New York City ; b. Dec. 28, 1S44. [From Adjutant General's report, State of Maine, Vol. i, 1S64, page 363.] " Brig. General Llewellyn G. Estes. " Llewellyn G. Estes of Oldtown, entered the ist ^Laine cavalry as a private Sept. 2 1st, 1S62 : wa^ made orderly .sergeant Sept. 30, and served as such until May 1S63. when he was promoted to be first lieutenant. He was taken prisoner at Warrenton, Va., in August following, and returned to Belle Plain after being exchanged. He was immediately detained as aide-de-camp on the staff of Gen. Kilpatrick and took part in -Stoneman's raid around the rebel army. During thi.s raid, he was dispatched with ten men to go through the rebel lines from Richmond and communicate with Gen. Hooker, then fighting the battle of Chanceilorsville. On tiie route he captured an officer and sixteen men. Lieut. Estes himself was afterwards taken prisoner and started for Richmond, but in turn captured the party who had him in charge and conveyed them within our lines, a feat full of romance and worthy of the best days of chivalry. In March, 1S64, he was promoted to be captain of Co. A, 1st Maine cavalry and at the same time captain and assistant adjutant general, when he resigned his position in the regiment and was assigned to duty as assistant adjutant general, 3d cavalry division. Army of the Potomac. Gen. Kirkpatrick, commanding. In April he was relieved from duty in the army of the Potomac at the request of Gen. Kirkpatrick and assigned to duty as adjutant general of cavalry, military division of the Mi-^sissippi, and as sucii served through all the Georgia and Carolina campaigns. He was promoted to major in .Sept. 1S64, as lieutenant colonel and colonel in January 1S65, in March, promoted to brigadier general and assigned to the conmiand of western Xorth Carolina. Gen. Kirkpatrick, on \\ hose staff he was during the most of his career and who appreciated his manly character and heroic deeds, -wrote of him: " To Col. Estes, my adjutant general I am greatly indebted for my success in the raid around Atlanta and in the campaigns through Georgia and the Carolinas, he deserves and should be made a brigadier general and Gen. -Sherman added as his testiniony : "This young officer I recommend for great gallantry and skill in battle." The career of Gen. Estes w.as indeed remarkable ; in the short sp.ace of less than three years, throuirh liis ov>-n skill and bravery, without the aid nf pov.crfu! poiiticai friends, he advanced from the position of a private in the

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1. 8.; DESCEXDANTS OF RICHARD. 183 ranks to that of a bri;^'adier c;eneral before he had reached the twenty-second year of his age. He was once made prisoner, three times wounded and participated in no less than 121 engagements. 2539 I Julia Maud," b. in Xew York city, Xov. tS, iS6S. 2540 2 Llewellyn Whiting," b. in Kdgeconib Co., N. C, July 24, 1S72. 2541 II lUdefonce Cleora/' b. Mar. 25. 1845; '"•-'• ^'athaniel Wilson jr. Had one child. 2542 I Nathaniel Estes Wilson," b. . Who graduated with honors from the Maine State college of agriculture and arts at Orono, Me., June 27, iSSS. 2543 III Chelsea L.,'' b. Dec. 10, 1846; md. (i). Cornelia Heaton ; nid. (2), Julia Hall; both dead. Resides at Appalachicola, Fla. 2544 IV Henry A.,'' b. Aug. 15, 1S4S; d. July ro, 1S49. 2545 V Annie Maria,' b. Oct. 10. 1S54; md. Oct. 9, 1S7S, Charles C. s. of Jaiiics S. Ijedlow and Lucy A. (Ci-osby) of Portland. Me. ; b. June 22, 1849. ^-1>- (Portland) : 2546 I Phcebe Estes,' b. May 4, 1SS2. ., , - ,■ ;.: 2547 Parans Estes (^1359), son of Israel,^ (^Caleb? Edward,- Richard'), born in Durham, Me., Jan. i, iSii ; died Apr. 21, 18S4; married Jan. 8, 1835, Aminta Gl. j-1^ .. Children (Bowdoinham 5, Palmyra, 3.) 2548 I Israel,' b. Xov. 2. 1S35; md. . 2549 II Sarah," !j. Jan. 20, 1S37; md. Ed2;econib. 2550 III Hannah,'^ b. May 17, 1S3S ; d. Fel). 2, 1847. 2551 IV Achsa,'' ij. June 26, 1S40; md. Smith. 2552 V Nancy,'' b. .\pr. H, 1S42; m.l. Samuel Wing. 2553 VI Paran," b. Feb. z^, 1844; nid. ; d. 1SS2 or 1883. 2554 VII .Aminu., b. Sept. 8, i?47; d. Mar. 23. 1875. 2555 VIII Adeline,'^ b. July 24, r849 ; "^c'- J^"'>- i< ^"^70. 'I'liomas >L Duker of liath. Me.; h. July 7, 1849. Ch. (P.aih.) 2555 I Henry Gilman," b. Sept. 21,1870. 2557 2 Ina .MabeU" b. in L'jwell, Dec. 30. [S72. 255S 3 Orrin .Mehin." b .■Xug. 19, rS8r. 2559 IX Josephme.'' b in Gardiner, Me., Nov. 13, 1851 ; d. June to. 1863. 2560 Sharon 5 Estes (1361), .son of Lsraei,' {Caleb,'' Edward,- R/t/mrd'), born in Durham, Me., Augu.st 20, 1815 ; married , Mehitabel Kniiijht of Durham; born July 21, 1S14.

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184 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Children : ■ Alphonso E./' b. in Durham, June 9, 1841; killed at Gettysburg, July, 1S63. Benjamin Franklin,'' b. in Durham Jan. 19, 1S43; '^'^^- Lucy Snou- of Durham; resides at South Durham. Ch. : Walter," b. ; d. . Mary Elizabeth,' b. . ■ ■.' i,; I ■ -'i';" ' . -' ' James Henry ■ b. . Florence,' b. . Arthur,' b. . Mary Knijjht,'' b. in Palmyra, ^^e., Jan. 15, rS45. John Henrs," b. in Palmvra, Me., June 3, 1847; d. Dec. 26, tS54. 2570 V Francis Krael," b. in E'ahnyra, Me., May 26, 1849; ^'^- ('). R'lse M. Jcwett of Sko\vhe..;an, Me. ; b. ; d. ; md. {2). Jan. iS, 1S73. Rose K. Parkhurst of Newport, Me., dau. of and ( ) ; b . Ch. (Skowhegan, Me.) : 2561 I 2562 ir 2563 , 2564 2 2565 3 2566 4 2567 5 2568 III 2569 IV 2571 I 2572 2 2573 3 2574 4 2575 5 2576 6 2577 VI 2578 VII 2579 vni 2580 2581 IX Oscar Milton." b. X. Lenora HAIJ h. May iS. 1S75. Charles Leroy," b. Oct. 15, 1S76. William Alphonso/ b. Aug. 2, 1S78. Emory Franklin," b. .May 24, iSSo. Guy Parkhurst." b. May 2S, 1SS6. Alfred Xichols,'' b. in Palmyra, Me., July 28, 1851. Patience," b. in Palmyra, Me., Dec. iS, 1853. P.-jtscy Knight," b. in Pittslicld, Me., Feb. 20, 1S56. Angie Knight,'^ / ^^. , ^^^.^i^^j j^^^ igg^, .Adeline," ) ■' 2582 Caleb 5 Estes (1365), son of Israel,^ {Caleb,'' Edward,^ Richard'),hox\\ in Durham, ?.Ie., October 19, 1822; died — . 1S63 ; married May 20, -, Susan H., daughter of Eben Stirnpson of Hath, Me. ; born . Children (Durham, Me.) : Emma Eudora," b. Dec. 29. 1849: d. , i860. Israel Johnson," b. Apr. 22, 1851 ; md. Jan. 27, iSSi, .\bliie J., dau. of Johi\ Spillar jr. of I'akrmo, Me. ; b. . Ch. : Alice Muriel,' b. in Somerville, NIass., N'ov. 28. iSSi. Helen,' b. in Som-.-rville. .Vug. ir, 1S83 ; d. Nov. 9, 1S85. Helen Louise,' 1). in August.a, Me., Xov. tS, 18^5. Eugene EL-ry." 1). .\ul:. 12. 1S53; md. Oct. — , 1S80, Jennie Marsha!'. 2583 I 2584 I! 2585 I 2580 2 2587 3 258S III

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DESCEXDAXTS OF RICHARD. 185 2589 IV Angie Clark,« b. , 1S56; d. . 1S5S. 2590 V Charlotte Adelaide,'^ b. , 1S5S ; d. , 1S59. 2591 VI Charles Stimpson/^ b. , 1S60; d. , 1862. 2592 VII Caleb Franklin,^ b. . rSoa ; d. , 1S63. 2593 Israel Kings Estes (1366), son of Israel/ (Ca/ed,^ Edwardi Richard'), bora in Durham, Me., Aug. 4, 1826; died in Xickerson, Kan.. Sept. 22, 1S78 ; married in Topsham, Me., Sept. 5, 1850. Lydia W., daughter of Zeba Smith and Jane (White) of Topsham ; b. Oct, 11, 1830. Children (Lisbon, Me.) : 2594 I Charles Otis," b. Jan. 7, 1853 ; md. Sept. 11, 1S76, Abbie M. J. Thwing of Industry, Me. Ch. : 2595 I Clarence Otis,' b. Jan. 7. 1S83. 2596 2 Ethel Blanche,^ b. Sept. 25, 1SS3. 2597 3 Bessie Berdena,' b. Oct. 22, 1885; d. July 33, 1S86. 2598 II Evie Jennie,'' b. June 4, 1S56; md. Sept. 7, 1877, Willis C. Gould ; d. Xov. 19, iSSr. 2599 III Carrie Ella,' b. Dec. 7, 1S63, d- Jan. 29, 1SS3. 2600 Stillman5 Estes (1369) son of Thomas,-^ (^Caleb,^ Edivard.- Richard'), born in Durham, Me, Dec. 13, 1812; died in Westbrook, Me., Apr. z'^,, 1S85 : married (i), Apr. 14, 1841, Irene, daughter of James Jones of China. Me., b, ; died June 1S57 ; married (2), Statira Allen ; born ; died Jan. 13, 1 886. Were Friends. Farmer. Children (St. Albans.) 2601 I Helen Maria.'' b. Mar. 16, 1S42 ; md. Dec 21, [859. George W. s. of John Moulton and Peace ( ) of Jackson, Me. "Ch. (Jackson): Emma L.," b. .\pr. 26, 1S63. Fred A.,' b. Jan. 27. 1866. George L.,' b. (Jet. 7, t872. John H.,' b. Eel). 24, iS;o; d. July 7, 1879. James Th-unas." h. Feb. 17, 1.S14; md. .Vpr. 19. 1S70: Abbie J., da-.!, of Albert Houston and France^ (( )rr) of Portland. Me. ; b. Feb. 2!. 1S44. Pattern mak-irr. Ch. (Portland) : 2602 I 2603 2 2604 3 2605 -} 2606 11

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I So ^ ESTES GENEALOGIES. Irene Grace," b. Aug. 13, 1S72. Phllena A.;- b. May 26, 1847 ; mcl. Mar. zS, 1S66; Arnold A., son of Job S. Mann and Olive L. (Hiil) of Lincoln, R. L; b. Apr. 12, 1S36. Ch. (Lincoln) : George Eugene.' b. .\Lar. 9, 1S67. Bertha Irene," b. Xov. S, 1S6S; d. Feb. iS, 1869. Frederic Arnold," b. Dec. 7, 1S69. Mabel Augusta,' b. .'^epi. i, 1S71. Elgie Anna," b. Dec. 27, 1S73. Grace Isabel,'' b. Xov. 10, iv~^75. John Stafford." b. Apr. 4, iSjiS ; d. July 32, iSSo. Irvin Hillsgrove," b. Jan. 21, iSSt. Heibert Henry," b. .Mar. 2. 1SS4. Amy £.,'• b. Aug. 15, 1S50; md Thomas J. Shepardson. Resides in Saratoga Springs. X". V. 2619 , V, Daniel,' b. May — , 1S57: d. — , 1S62. 2607 2608 I III 2609 I 2610 2 2611 3 25l2 4 2613 5 2514 6 2615 7 25i6 S 2617 9 25iS IV 2620 Lewis Alden 5 Estes (1374), son of Thomas/ (tt7/y ; " It is with ti\e sincerest regret that we record the death of Airs. Iluloah P^ste.-^, one of ou.r noblest temperance workers, who p.issed from eartls to h.er oetter home August 6, 1875. Airs. F.-.tes was born in Vermont, bemg the daughter of Nathan C. Hoag, ;i distinguished minister of the society of Friends, and a gmu'ldaughter t)f j'.iseph Hoag, an eloquent^divine considerrt'oiv kr.owii out^^ide of his clmrch. by his "Vision,'

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DESCEXDAXTS OF RICHARD. 1 8/ which was extensively circulated at the bc^Innin^^ of tlie late war; and so remarkably fulfilled in the event thereof. Mrs. Estes early manifested a strong literary taste, and while yet a mere girl she entered upon her vocation as a teacher, which she so admirably filled until within a few years of her death. Next to the^ mother a loving, wise teacher fills the warmest place in one's heart, and scattered over the world is many a loving pupil who never thinks of Mother Estes except with a quickened heart-throb and a pulsation of pain will follow this announcement of her death. In 1S47 she came to In- j diana to take the position of principal of the female depart- | ment of the Friends' boarding school at Richmond, now I known as Earlham college, and then just opened, Lewis A. | Estes, _ afterward her husband, being the male principal. J All active, philanthropic and Christian enterprise met with |« her sympathy and encouragement, and as far as her healtli would permit, her hearty'" cooperation. An earnest abolitionist when the cause of slavery seemed as immovaijle as the eternal hills, her faith was no V>ss strong in the ultimate I triumpli of the cause of temperance when the crusade move- j ment burst upon Ohio, she was living at Wilmington and | was among the first of the noble band of crusaders to march i' upon the enemy's forces. We all remember her brave, strong ' and earnest words that so thrilled the late state convention at Indianapi-iJis. Sister Estes was a tower of strength unto the weak, a noble wife and mother, and that rarest thing on earth — a pure, unselfish Christian. Her life was a beautiful poem, which can only be read by the pure light of eternity. ! While our iiearts are rent witli sorrow at our loss, let us i remember that she has passed through glory's morning gate ■ and walks in paradise." Married (2), December 12, 1S79, Esther Owen Brown of Westfield. Ind. Ch. (Richmond) : 2621 r t.udo\ic,^b. .Mar. 4, 1.S4';; njd. July 6, iSSi, l;ell,v {1S90) Grand Forks, North Dakota. Ch. : 2622 ! Mary," b. in .Snic^land June :S. iSS.' ; d. Aug. 2S, IS^.l. 2623 :; Ivohert Le\vi~," in .-ipi-jdaiui, June 24, isS4; d. Aag. 4, i,SS4. 26:- ; l.jwU Aldeu.' h. Iiilv i;. iSSS.

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1 88 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 2625 II Rowland/' b. Dec. 14. 1851 ; md. .Mar. 30, iSSi. Ida A., dau. of j ^^^''"^ ^Io"^b- ^ind .Sarah Elma (.Mien) of Greencastle. Ind., ^- ^""P^- -' 1S60. He was a graduate of Haverford College j ^'^s of 1S72, and is now (iSSS) cashier of the bank of WcsV ■ field, Ind. Ch. : • - ^^^^ ' Helen Mondy,* b. in Xoblesville, Ind., Apr. S, 1882. j 2627 2 Alice L.,' b. in Westfield, Ind., May 23, 1SS5. ! *®*^ 3 Lewis Alden," b. in Westneld, Ind., Mar 20, iSSS.

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Siytb Generation. 2629 William'^ Estes (1411), son of William, 5 {Richard,^ William,^ Matt/ieivr Richard^) born in Hanover, Mass., Sept. 29. i8i6;died May 16, 1873; married (i), [838, Jane D., daughter of Nathaniel Lewis of Pembroke, Mass., born •; died ; married (2), Emeline F. Stetson, daughter of Jeremiah and L}dia (Jossclin) Stetson, his own cousin, of Hanover; born i8i2;died Dec. 20, 1849; married (3), Lucetta Wing of Middleboro, Mass. ; b. ; d. 1S52 ; married (4), April 16, 1853, Abbie, daughter of Prince Perry and Abigail (Swift) of Sandwich, Mass. ; born 'Dqq. 5, 1829. Shoemaker by trade. Was proprietor of the Mounment Club House at the head of Buzzards Bay, Mass. Moved to Lynn. ALiss., 1867. X.r . ■, . ■ Children : 2630 I William L ,' b. Oct iS, [S39; d. Doc. 22, 1839. 2631 II James Albert,' b. in Hanson. Mass., Mar. 26, iSxi ; md. (i). Abhie -Sanderson ; b. in .-Vubum. Me. : d. 18S4 ; md. {2), Xov. ■'■ ■■ 26, 1SS5, Lizzie .\., dan. of Oliver G. Keruald and Hannah M. {Jenkins) of i'ortsmouth. N'. H.; b. June 2, 1S57. Cli. : 26-52 I William F.,'^ / , ■ 1 r 1 . .ct-Q ,-> c_- . I^ s twms, b. July i, tbib. 2633 2 Saoa D.," \ ^ j j < 2034 HI Saba D.." b. in Hanover, June 7, 1843 ; md. June 7, 1S64, Ri'l)ert S., son of Samuel S. Cluirch and Sarah (Sylvester) of Hanover; b. Jan. 18, 1S42. Ch. (Hanover): 2635 I Everett P.arstow,'^ b. July 6, ["^66. 2636 2 Eugene Irving,"* b. Xov. 4, 186S. 2637 3 Eftie Sylvester,' b. Feb. 23. 1876. 2638 IV William Lewis." b. in Rocicland, Mass., AuL,^ 22, 1845; md. Xov. 30, :S7i, Oyntl-iia F., dan. of John Pratt and Elizabeth (Ellis) b. Sept. 16, 1 84!. X'o issue. 2639 V Charles GiU'crt,' b. in Rockland, >Lir. 5, 1S4S ; d. Oct. — , 1848.

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IQO ESTES GENEALOGIES. 2640 , VI Charles Gilbert," b. in Rockland, , 1S49 ; son by second wife ; was adopted by Aklen Delano of Duxbury, Mass., and was given the name of George A. Delano. Ch. (by Abbie/ : 2641 VII Elva Lauretta." b. in Sandwich, Mar. 5, 1854; md. Feb. 12, 1870, Daniel X. Steingordt of Lynn, Mass. His father was of Denmark. Ch. : 2642 I Jennie Parker,Mi. .\pr. 23, 1S71. 2643 VIII Lucy Jane," b. in Saudwicii, Feb. 19, 1S56; d. Dec. 13, i^f). 2644 IX Helen Maria," b. in Sandwich, Sept. 26, 1S59; md. Mar. 14, iSSi, Fred Bousley of Lynn. 2645 X Edith Linwood," b. in Sandwich, Jan. 26, iS6r ; md. Feb. 20, 1S79, Orville, Butler of Boston. Ch. : 2646 I Frank Orville, ° b. Jan. 25, ISSo. 2647 2 Elva Lena,* b. in Bourne. Mass., Sept. 7, 1SS2. 2648 3 Charles Edward,^ b. Mav 22. 1884; d. Oct. 12, 1S34. 2649 XI Harry E.,'' b. in Sandwich, May 9, [S65 ; md. May 22, 1SS6, Edith Beck; b. Jan 2. 1S70. Ch. : 2650 I Alice Lena,^ b. . 2651 2 Hazel Emerson. ° b. Aug. 2, iSSS. 2652 XII Rosalie Beile," b. in Lynn, Oct. r, 1S69 ; md. Oct. r, 1SS7, Cephas E. .Ames of bourne, Mass. 2653 XIII Frank,' b. in Lynn, July 29, 1S73. 2654 Florin '^' Estes (^[425) son of William ,= (^Richayi,'Williavi^^ ]\lattiiciv^ Ridiard'^), born in Hanover, Mass., November 14. 1821 ; married (i), January 15, 1842, Lydia, daughter of Benjamin Barker of Flan.son, ?klass. ; born ; died ; married (2), June 10. 1S50, Harriet S. Baker of Scituate, Mass. Ch. (by Lydia) (Hanson) : 2655 I Betsey." b. Aug. 26, 1S44: m.i. (t), Aug. 3, 1S62, Andrew W. Fish : md. (2), Feb. i, i'^dl^ Xathaniel T. HowlanJ. Ch. : 2655 I George,* b. July 13, !S732657 II Florin Forter," b. Xov. i, 1S47 ; md. (i). Sept. I, 1S86, Julia A. Thomas of Whitman, Mass.; md. (2), May 29, 1S72, Inez M. Pratt of Hanson. Ch. (by Julia A.) : 2658 I Halah I)e Forrest,' b. in Whitman, Xov. 15. 1S69. Ch. (by Inez) : 2659 2 Elmer i'orter.- b. in Han-on. Xov. 11, 1S7S. 2660 3 L<.on franci...="" b.="" hi="" hanson="" sept.=""/>

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'■•'■" DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. I9I Ch. by (Harriet S.) (Hanson) : 2661 in Ahbie losselyn.' b. May 15, 1S51 ; md. Nov. 20, 1S70, Augustus \V., s. of David O. Howland of Pembroke, Mass. Ch. Pembroke) : 2662 I Mary Oldham,' b. June [6, 1S7S. 2663 IV Harriet .Vlice,' I). Aug. 9, 1S54; md. Nov. 13, 1872, Herbert A. Peterson. 2664 V Lydia Arm," b. Dec. 6, 1S57 ; md. Apr. 29, 1SS5, Charles S. Harding of Whitman, Mass. Ch. (Whitman) : 2665 I Alice Irving,^ b. Feb. 17, 1SS6. 2660 2 Susiebel Carlton,' b. Oct. 15, 1SS7. 2667 VI Walter Clayton.Mx June 19, 1S59; md. Apr. 21, iSSi, Emma M. Tolman. Ch. : 2568 I William Lloyd, ^ b. in Hanson, Sept. 12, 1SS3. 2669 VII William," b. Aug. 3, 1S64. 2670 VIII Eugenia May," b. July 3, 1S69. 2671 IX Amelia Frances," b. Aug. 29, 1S71. (.... - ' '• V '■=: ' 2672 Calvin* Estes (1430) son of William,^ {^Ricliard,^ iVilliani^'- MattJievo: Richard'-'), born in Hanson, Mass., ]\Iar. 8, 1827; married April 11, 1847, Julia Ann, daughter of Nathaniel Sprague and Betsey (Randall) ; horn Feb. 28, 1S29. Children (Hanson) : 2673 I Carrie E.,' b. July 22, 1851: md. (i). Nov. 24, 1S70, John T. Winsor of Duxbury, Mass. ; md. (2), July 3, 1SS7, Myron •i^'^' X. White of Spencer, Mass. 2674 II Edv.ard Y..' b. Nov. 9, 1S53; md. (i), May 17, 1S74, Lizzie F. Cushman of Duxbury, from whom he was divorced; md. (2), Sept I, 1S82, Alice Hildebrand, of Marietta, Ohio. Ch. (by Lizzie F.) : 26/5 I Edward Vansicklcn,^ b. . Ch. (by Alice) : Calvin Ashburton,** b. . .\my Rea,' b. . Pauline Hilderbrand,' b. . Jessie M.." b. Feb. 17, [856. S irah V.,' b. Feb. i, [S59; d. Sept. 23, 1879. 2681 Charles Stetson ^^ Estes (1435), son of Joseph, 5 Matdicij,'' IVnV/aiJi,'' Mattlieiv,- Ricliard'), born in Pembroke, 2676 2 2677 3 2678 4 2579 IH 2680 IV

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19- ESTES GENEALOGIES. Mass., December 29, iSoo; died January — , 1826; married , 1823, Betsy, daugliter of Charles Ramsdell of Hanover, ]Mass. ; born October i, 1793 ; died . 2682 I Charles R.,' b. in Pembroke. July 5, 1824; md. three times; (0, , ; (2), , ; (3). , Ruth Keene ; children by all three wives ; a farmer. 2683 II William Stetson.' b. in Duxbury, Mass., Apr. 3, 1S26; md. Sept. 15, 1S50, Sarah Merritt, dau. of Elijah Peterson of Du.\bury; b. .Mar. 23, 1827. Ch. : 2684 I Emily Edna,' b. in Duxbury, Apr. rS, [S52 ; md. June — , 1S71, Robert F. Bates of Hanover. .Mass. 26S5 2 Walter William,' b. in Weymouth, Mass., Aug. 30, 1S53. 2685 3 Edwin Clifford,' b. in Marsfield, Mass., Jan. 9. 1863. 2687 4 Mary Alice,^ b. in Da.xbury, Mass., Aug. 2, 1871. 2688 William Barton

!0 DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. I93 returned to his old home where he remained until the fall of 1863, when he returned to Grand Traverse, with his wife and three children and located one hundred and seventy acres more, then one hundred and forty miles to the nearest railroad, through dense forests most of tlie way, three hundred miles from Chicago, 111., and four hundred miles to Detroit, Mich., the only conveyance being by boat ; received the mail once in two weeks. Has seen the wilderness bud and bloom, and the country dotted all over with villages and cities. A member of the Methodist Episcopal church, also of Masonic Lodge, East Bay two hundred and sixty-four ; married in Palmyra, Mich., March 14, 1859, Caroline E., daughter of L. S. Hoxie, and Mary (Underwood) of Palmyra; born July iS, 1838. A member of the Methodist Episcopal church, also president of- the Women's Christian Temperance Union of East Bay, Mich. Children : 2694 I Carrie Adell," b. in Raisin, Midi., Mar. 2, 1S60; md. May 16, 1879, Andrew S., s. of William Pray and Lucretia H. (Eastman) ; b. in Butler, N. Y., Feb. 12, 1S53. Ch. (Whitewater, Mich.) : William W.,^b. July 4, iSSo. Andrew C.,^ b. July S, 1SS2. Clifford Estes.^ b, June 28, 1SS4. Cora L.,« b. Sept. 10, xSSo. Cora Bell,' b. in Raisin, JNIich., Sept. 23, 1S61 ; md. in East Bay, Mar. 30, 1SS2, Adelbert H., s. of Williaui Crisp and Mary Elizabeth (Sprowls); b. in Adams, Hillsdale Co., Mich., Mar. 17, 1S5S. Ch. (East Bay) ; Clara A.,^ b. Feb. S, 1883; d. Nov. 5, 1S83. Addie E.,^ b. Jan. 30, 1SS7. William W.,' b. in Palmyra, July 12, 1S03 ; d. May 30, 1877. Libbie J.,' b. in Whitewater, Mich., May 17, 1S6S ; md. Sept. 19, iSSS, William Vinton ; resides at Williamsburg, Mich. 2704 V Charles R.,' b. in East Bay, June 7, 1S78. 2705 Isaac '^ Estes (1693), son of Nathaniel,-^ {7/:ojuas,^ RicJuird;' Robert.' Richard, '), born in Duancsburgh, N. Y., ae^ I 2696 2 2697 3 2698 4 2699 II 2700 I 2701 2 2702 III 2703 IV

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194 ESTES GENEALOGIES. December 9, 1S13 ; married (i), May 21, 1S35, ^fary- daughter of John }*Iarsh and Charlotte (Montague) of Ithaca, .,„ Tompkins Co., N. Y. ; born September 16, 181 3 ; died July - 21, 1843 ; married (2), February 25, 1844, Sarah, daughter '. of Matthias Langdon and Olive (Wheeler) of Minden, Montgomery Co., N. Y. ; born February 5, 181 5. Between the age of five and six his father died leaving his ■ mother with a lar^e family, and he with his sister Lydia, were obliged to seek other homes. He v/ent to live with his Grandfather Gaige where he remained until the age of fourteen, then went to Utica, N. Y. and learned the blacksmith's trade of his uncle, Stephen Estes. In 1S34 commenced .'' business in the town of New Hartford, N. Y. Mr. Estes now resides in Utica, and with his son, George I W., represents one of the business firms of that city in manufacturing farm wagons, etc. - ' ' Children : 2705 I Sarah E..' b. in Xe\v Hartford, June 4, 1S37 ; md. Sept. 17, \( y, f , ..7v . - 1S62, Rev. J. W., s. of Frederic Rawlinson of Utica, X. V.; ; b. Jan. 22, 1S3.S. Ch. 2707 I Emma Eleanor,^ b. in Warren, X. V., July 2, 1S63 ; d. Oct. 31, iSoC). Winnifred Viola,-' b. in Edmeston, X. Y., Dec. 17, 1S64 ; d. X'ov. 7, 1S69. Mary Alice,^ b. in Otsego, X'. V., Feb. 5, 1867 ; md. Sept. It, 1885, P. M. Xougher of Spring Lake, Mich. Has one son. Elizabeth L..^ h. in Phelps, X. V., Jan. 24, 1869. Viola Eleanor,^ b. in Phelps, X. V., July 15, 1S71. William Slawson,'' b. in Greenwich Conn., Apr. 26, 1S76. Clifton Beach,' b. in Oreenwich, Conn., X'ov. i, 1877. NFabel Medora." b. Grand l-lapids. .Mich., Dec. 24, iSSo. William W.,' b. in Xew Hartford Xov. 22, 1S38; d. Apr. i\, 1S62, on board steamer Tycoon, from wounds received in the battle of Shiloh, Apr. 6. 1S62. 2716 HI Mary Emily," b. in West Moreland, X. V., Oct. 24, 1S40; md. .\pr. 25, 1.S66, Oiviile C, s. of Pliny Robinson M. D. .md (Clarke) of Plainndd. X. V. ; b. Jan. 9. 1831. Ch. : 2708 2709 •' 2710 4 27II 5 2712 6 2713 7 2714 8 2715 II

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2717 I 2718 2 2719 3 2720 4 2721 5 2722 6 2723 IV 2724 I 2725 2 2726 V •> ..-•; 2727 I 2728 VI 2729 VII 2730 VIII DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. I95 Hattie,^ b. in Otisco, N. Y., Apr. 8, 1S67. , Minnie.^ b. in Otisco, X. Y., Dec. 27, 1S68. Willie/ b. in Utica, X. Y., Aug, 7, 1S71. Arthur,^ b. in Paris, X. Y., Xov. 15, 1S73. Ruth,5 b. in Paris, X. Y., Dec. 17, 1S77. Florence,^ b. in Paris, X. Y., Aug. 26, 1SS2. Charles M.,' b. in West Moreland, Jan. 7, 1843; d. Jan. 10, 1S74 ; md. May 26, 1S70, Emma L., dan. of Alfred M. Coffin of Xew York city; b. December 13, 1S45 ; his widow resides in Waterbury, Conn. Ch. : Alfred Cottin,' b. in Troy, X. Y., July 31, 1S72. Charles Marsh jr.,8 b. in Aiken, S. C, Dec. 28, 1S73. Arthur L.,' b. in West Moreland, Apr. 22, 1S46: md. X'ov. 13 1872, Kittle, dau. of Philip Boice and Isabella (Hughs ?) of Utica; b. Feb. 25, 1S51. Ch. : Isabella,* b. in Utica, Dec. 13, 1874. Charlotte E.," b. in West Moreland, Dec. 4, 1847. Harriet ].,' b. in West Moreland, .\Iay 19, 1S49. George W.,' b. in West Moreland, Aug. r, 1S51 ; md. Jan. 25, 1SS2, Mary, dau. of T. Briggs Marsden and Jeanette (Robb, 1 of Darling, Ontario, Canada ; b. July 10, 1S4S. ' 2731 Nathanier^ Estes (1704), son of Nathaniel' (^T/winas,^ Richard,^ Robert,- Richard'), born in Duanesburg, N. Y., Aug. 26, 1819; married May 17, 1S41, Sarah Jane, daughter of Gilbert Forgy and Mary ( ) of New Hartford, N. Y. ; born ; died Sept. 4, 1SS5. Children : 2732 I Henry Gilbert,^ b. in X'ew Hartford, July 31,1842; md. Sept. 17, 1SS7, Mary E., dau. of John Edmund and Elizabeth (Owens) of Utica, X. Y. 2733 II Mary J.,' b. in Xcw Hartford. May 23, 1S44; md. .-Vpr. 19. 1S66, Courtland E., s. .f C. W. Hyde and Mary J. (Wilber) of Warren, X. Y. ; b. July 3, 1S42. Ch. (Utica) : 2734 I Henry E.,^ b. June 24. 1S67. 2735 2 Martha E.,M:>. Sept. 2S, 1869. 2736 3 Charles W.,* b. Sept. 30, 1S72. 2737 III xMartha E.,' b. in Xew Hartford, July 9, 1S46; d. Nov. 17, 1S50. 2738 IV Fanny G,," b. in Utioa.Xov. 23. 1S60; md. July 11, 1SS3, Asa M., son of Joseph Gaige and Eliza J. (Marshal!) of Duanesburg; b. Jan. 27, 1S60. 14

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196 ESTES GEXEALOGIES. 2739 Stephen^ Estes (1707), son of Benjamin T.,5 (^Thomas,* Kichard;' Rol €)■(,' Kicf/ard'^, born in Duanesburg, N. Y., Sept. 6, iSiS; died Mar. 9, 1870; married Jan. 12, 1845, Mary E., daughter of Chauncey L. Brown and Louisa (French) ; born April 15, 1S26. Children : . 2740 I Mary L./b. March 17, 1847. 2741 II Charles W.,' b. Mar. 7, 1S51 ; d. May 5, 1S57. '2742 III Benjamin S.J b. May 5, 1854; md. , Mary J., dau. of Samuel Stones and Eritta (Thompson) of St. Anthony (now East Minneapolis), Minn. ; b. Nov. 7, iS6:r. Ch. : 2743 I Mary Bell,^ b. Sept. 15, 1885. 2744 IV Edgar B.,' b. May 5, 1S54; twin to Benj. ; d. Apr. 21, 1S57. 2745 Wilber^ Estes (1717), son of Benjamin T.,-' {T/iojuas,-^ Rii/iard,^ Robert,- R ic/i a rd''), horn in Duanesburgh, N. Y., September 6, 1822; married October 2, 1845, Lyc^ia, daughter cf Lyman Cone and Mary (Santley) of New Lisbon, N. Y. ; born . Children : 2746 I Lyman C.,' b. in Milford, X. V., N'ov. 16- 1S47 : d. Feb. 15, 1S4S. 2747 II Rebecca I.." b. in New Lisbon. Mar. 20, 1S49; md. Dec. 26, 1S70. Edward T., s. of Oliver E. Buckley and Juliet (Douglas) of Unadilla, N. V. [See Douglas Family Genealogy] Ch. (UnadiUa): Jane A.,^b. May i, 1S74. Harriet E..M3. Aug. 16, 1S75. Mary E.,' b. in New Lislion, Sept. ig, 1S51 ; md. . Ella L.," i). in Xew Lisbon, Feb. 3, 1S54. Jennie E.,'' b. in I'.urlington, X. Y., Sept. zj, 1S57. Willis IE," b. in Burlington, X. V., Feb. 15, 1S59. Lewis E..' b. in Xew Lisbon, X'. Y., Mar. 13, 1S61. Thomas^' Estes (1720), son of Benjamin T.,' iisr Ric-/-an/J Rclhrtr Ric/mrd'), born in Duanesburgh, ^Llv I, 1820; married March 2, i8^i, Irena, daughter of 2748 I 2749 2 2750 in 2751 IV 2752 V 2753 VI 2754 VII 2755 T {TUV! isr ,

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., .^.k; descendants OF RICHARD. I97 Lyman Cone and Mary (Santley) of New Lisbon, N. Y. ; born February 4, 1830. Ch. (New Lisbon 3, Pittsfield, N. Y., i) : Ann Eliza," b. Aug. i, 1S52 ; d. Sept. 22, 1S62. Sarah," b. Apr. 10, 1S54. ; d. Sept. 23, 1S62. Ira C' b. Apr. 17, 1S56 ; md. Oct. 5, iSSi , Agnes C, dau. of William Renwick and Janet (Davidson); born at Lanton Hills, Scotland, May 27, 1S53. Ch. (Xew Lisbon): Mary Elizabeth,^ b. Oct. 2S, 1SS2. James Fred,^ b. July 4, 1SS4. Sarah Ellen,* b. Aug. 26, 1SS6. Arthur \V.," b. July 27, 1859 ; d. Oct. 13, 1S62. 2756 I 2757 II 2758 III 2759 I 2760 2 2761 3 2762 IV 2763 William^ Estes (1725), son of Stephen,^ (ZZww^zi-/ Richard,^ Robert,- Richard''), born in Utica, N. Y., January 10, 1S30; married October 30, 1852, Amanda M., daughter of Chauncey Goodrich of Milford, Otsego County, N. Y. Dealer in general hardware Pontiac, 111. '' Children : 2764 I Harriet Agnes," b. in Milford, Feb. 16, 1S54 ; md. ^[ar. 31, 1S75, John T.. s. of J. B. Ayres of Danvers, 111. Ch. (Danvers) : Lottie May,'* b. Feb. 26, 1S77. Joseph William,* b. Sept. 6, 1SS3. Henry Estes,* b. Aug. iS, 1SS4. John Luther,'" b. Sept. i, 1SS7. Anna Elizabeth," b. in Milford, June 27. 1S55; ^'^^- ^^^- ^S' 1S76, Benjamin .\lpheus, son of Merriman Buck of Baltimore, Md. Cii. : Merriman Estes,^ b. in Danvers, 111., Xov. 4, 1S77. A^nes Bell.M^ in Dwight, 111., .Mar. 20, 1S79. Lydia Annetta." b. in Danvers, Jan. 21, 1S63 ; md. Feb. 13, 1SS4, Frank Oscar, son of Lewis II. Hobbs of Oregon City, Oregon. 2765 I 2766 2 2767 3 270S .^ 2769 II 2770 I 2771 2 2772 III 2773 Capt. James Benjamin'"' Estes (1744) son of James B.,^ {.Benjanivi,^ Rithard,^ Robert,- Richard '), born on Wolfe or Long Island. Canada. June 8, 1S23 ; married in Clayton, N. Y., Jan. i, 1840, Hantiaii S., daughter of Stephen

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I9S ESTES GENEALOGIES. Adams and Hannah (Sinclair) of Watertown, N. Y. ; born May 24, 1S23. Mr. Estes is captain of the steamer " Sylvan Stream," plying between Rochester, N. Y., and the One Thousand Islands of the River St. Lawrence. Children (Clayton, N. Y.) : 2774 I Capt. Milo Denison,' b. Sept. 16, 1S41 ; md. July 11, 1S65, Sarah E. J., dau. of Andrew Jackson CoiTnian of Norfolk, ^'a., commander of the steamer " St. Lawrence." on the St. Lawrence River. C!i. : 2775 I Elbridge Warren,- b. in Norfolk, Apr. S, 1S67. Resides in Rochester, N. Y. 2776 II Elbrid.:^e Merick,' b. Oct. 27, 1S43. ^^^^^ captured on the Wilson Raid June 29, 1S64, near Reams Station, Va., and supposed to have died in Florence or Charlestown, S. C, military prison. 2777 III James William," b. Oct. 15, 1S52 ; md. Aug. 11, 1S72, Margaret dau. of John Hogg of Glasgow, Scotland. Ch. (Charlotte, N. Y.): 2778 I Milo Denison,'* b. Oct. [7, 1S74. , • 2779 2 George Garfield,*^ b. July 21, iSSi. 2780 John P. W.*^ Estes (1766), son of Peter.s (yarnes,-* Richard,^ Robcrl,- Ric/iard '^, horn in Lyme, N. Y., October 24, 1S25 ; died July 13, 1853: married F^ebruary 13, 1845, Nancy A., dau. of Henry G. Klock and Elizabeth ( ) of Lyme. Children : 2781 I George W.," b. in Lyme, Feb. 2, 1S47 ; d. May 30, 1847. 2782 II Greiiville K.,' b. in Lyme. Mar. 16, 1S4S ; md. Jan. 29, 1876, Ann Elizabeth, dau. of Luke Chamberlain and Lauah Ann (Klock) of Bear Lake, Mich. Superientendent of planing mill. Ch. 2783 I Ward Sinclair,- b. in Hear Lake, Jan. 9. 1S77. 2-84 2 Harold G.,8 b. in Bear Lake, Feb. 19, 1SS2; d. Sept. 3, 1SS3. 2785 3 Clare Wayne," b. in Bear Lake, Oct. 23. 1SS3. 2786 4 Dorr Chamberlain,- b. in I'hiladelphia, N. Y., Sept. 9, iSS_-. 2787 III Mary Ma:cla," b. Aug. 13, 1852; d. Jan. 7, 1853.

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DESCEND ANTS OF RICHARD. 199 2788 Charles Austin^ Estes (1776), son of Richard P. ,5 James, ^ Rid lard,^ Robert,'' Richard''), born in Lyme, N. Y., December 17, 1827 ; married (i), in Doniphan, Kan., May 30, 185S, Hannah McCrum ; born ; died August 25, 1877; married (2), April ir, 1882, Mary Theresa Preston'; born ; died March 4, 1886. Ch. (by Hannah) : 2789 I Richard Henry/ b. in Doniphan, June 30, 1S60 ; md. July 15. 1881, Emma C. Smith. Ch. : 2790 I Willie La Fountain.s b. Aug. 8, 1SS2. 2791 2 Anni^ Amanda,' b. Sept. 26, 1SS7. 2792 II Annie Elizabeth,^ b. in Barre, Penn., Sept.T;, 1S63; md. Robinson ; resides at Fabins, X. V. Ch. (by Mary T.) : 2793 in Mary Theresa,' b. in Hamilton, N. Y., Feb. 18, 18S6. 2794 Frederick^ Estes (1784), son of David,^ {Roberta Thomas,^ Robert,^ Ric/iard'), born in Tiverton, R. I., June 15, 1806; died June 16, 1849; married February 8, 1843, Lovina, daughter of David Haviland and Anna (Hoag) of Oueensburg, N. Y. Went to Savoy, Mass., with his parents in 1817. About 1840 went to Stafford Ridge, Oueensburg, N. Y. Ch. (Queensburg) : 2795 I Rosetta H., b. Xov. _'o. 1843 : md. Au- 27, 1S67, Wm. C, s. of George Guthrie and Margaret (Stewart) of Hebron, X. Y. ; b. Aug. 12. 1845, Ch. : 2796 I George F.,s b. in Rankin, III., July 23, 1872. 2797 2 Maggie L.,5 b. in Rankin, III.. Mar. 6, 1S76. 2798 3 Ella May.' b. in Pretty Prairie, Kan., Feb. 28, 1S46; md. Apr. 2, 1SS7. 2799 II Charles F., b. Mar. 3. 1846; md. Apr. 2, 1S87, Mary. dau. of Thomas Watkins and .Mary (Kcefe) of Queenesburg, X. Y. ; b. Apr. 13, 1S69. 2800 III Frederick D.,- b. Feb. ro, 1S49. 2801 Peter ^ Estes (17S5), son of Davids {Robert,* T/iomas,^^ Robert,' Rie/uvd'), horn in Tiverton, R. I., Aug. 6, 1807; married N'ov. n, 1839, Livonia, daughter of Marcena

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20O ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. Sanderson and Zilpha (Fidler) ; born in Ashfield, :vrass., Sept. 15, i8ro; died , 1876. Children (Savoy, Mass.) : Mariah L., b. Dec. 4, rS4o; md. Nov. 30, 1SS6, Alpheus Horton. William O., b. Mar. 2, 1S45'; md. May 15, 1S69, Mary, dau. of Caleb L. Loveridge and Julia (Chamberlain) of Williamstown, Mass., b. July 19, 1S49. Farmer. Ch. : Willie C.,= b. in Windsor, Mass., July 27, 1870. Henry,^ b. in Windsor, Mass., July 14, 1S7S. Emma M.,^ b. in Savoy, Mass., Aug. 30, 1SS4. Caroline E.," b. June 4, 1S47 ; md. Oct. 19, 1S72, Orion, son of Orion Butler, and Emmaline (Colley) of Fairfa.\; Vt, b. May iS, 1S45. Ch. : Fred W.,* b. in Cheshire, Mass., Oct. 25, 1874. Grace L ,' b. in Windsor, Mass., Dec. i. 1876. Jerome A.,' b. Aug. 12, 1S50; md. Apr. 6. 1S75, Mary, dau. of Joseph Mattis and Agnes (Fromer) ; b. in Susquehanna. Penn., Oct. 14, 1S55. Farmer. Ch. : Clarence E.,* b. in Savoy, Mar. 17, 1S76. Ruble A. ,8 b. in Windsor, Sept. 2, 1S7S. Stella ^^.,* b. in Windsor, Jan. 10, 1SS2. 2S02 I 2803 II 2804 ( 2805 2 2806 3 2807 III 2808 I 2809 2 2810 IV 28II I 2812 2 2813 3 2814 Joseph^ Estes (1819), son of William F.,5 (El/s/ia,^ T/u^mas,'^ Robert,- RicJianC), born in Tiverton, R. I., August 5, iSoo; died May 7, iSSi ; married November 22, 1822, Sarah, daughter of Elijah Bond and Sarah (Burton) of Cazenovia, N. Y. ; born September 24, 1805. Ch. (Cazenovia) : 2815 I Cornelia Smith,' b. Sept. 30, 1823; md. Sept. 20, 1849, Stafford Warner. No issue. 2816 II Hiram," b. May 25, 1S29 ; md. Nov. 23, 1S55, Winnifred, dau. of John Jones antl Catiiarine (Davis) native of Wales ; b. Nov. 13. 1S34. Stonemason. Ch. (Cazenovia): 2817 I John H.,' b. k\^g. 30, 1856; md. , i.SSi, Maggie Fitz Patrick. 2818 2 Helen .M.,-^ b. J.an. S, 1S62. 2819 3 Frank,^ b. June 9, 1864 ; d. Dec. 26, 1S70. 2820 HI Louisa, 7 h. Nov. 14, 1S31 ; d. Aug. 9, 1S73; md. Feb. 22, 1S53. James, s. of William Tucker and Polly (Dunbar) of Cazenovia. Ch. :

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, DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 20I ^^^^ ' Etta.s b. in Corning, X. V., Jan. 2, 1851; md. in Canton, 111., Benjamin F. Turner. Rose Bell,« b. in Canton, Sept. 26. 1S57 ; ind. Charles Jared. Fred,* b. in Canton, Sept. 14, 1S70. Helen M.," b. May 26, 1S37 ; d. May 14, rSjQ. V Sarah Abigail.T b. Sept. 7- iS4t ; md. in Lenox, X. Y., June S, 1S71, Xorman H., son of Harvey Xorthrop and Lovina (Ellis) of Georgetown, X. Y. Ch. (Cazenovia) : I Louie Lynn,^ b. Dec. 30, 1S77. 2822 2 2823 3 2824 IV 2825 V 2827 Gideon ^Estes (183 1), son of William F.,5 (Elis/ia,' Tliomas,'' Robert^ Richard'), born in Tiverton, R. I., Dec. 14, 1804; died July 21, 1872 ; married in Pompey, N. Y., Dec. 30, 1829, Emily, daughter of Miner Webster and Lydia (Savage) of Hampton, Washington Co., N. Y. ; born April II, 1S09;

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02 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 2842 IV Charles Webster," b. in Onondaga, Aug. 25, 1S37 ; md. Marietta Wright. No issue. 2843 V Mary Elizabeth,' b. in Pompey, Aug. 2r, 1845; ^^- -^-ug. 10, 1863, William H., s. of Holden Budlong and Orphelia (Field) of Onondaga; b. Mar. 25, 1S42. Ch. (Onondaga): 2844 I Elida U..'*b. Oct. 23. 1862; md. Oct. 28, 1S85, Wesley J. Onderklrk. Ch. : Raymond Estes,'' b. Apr. 11, 1SS7. William Fenton,^ b. Sept. 9, 1864; d. Mar. 20, 1S73. John Stafford.^ b. Dec. 24, 1S66. Annie Emily,**, b. Fel). ri, 1S70. Jennie Loiiise,* b. Feb. 12, 1S72. Manii'; R.,- b. Sept. 20, 1874. 2845 2846 2 2847 3 2848 4 2849 5 2850 6 2851 James" Estes (1S32), son of William F.,5 (E/is/ia,-^ TJionias^'' Robert,- Richard^), born in Cazenovia, N. Y., May 18, 1S06; died March 28, 1851 ; married January i, 1827, Nancy S., daughter of Benjamin Moore and Mary (Delvy) natives of Wendall and Warwick, Franklin County, Mass. ; born Auo;. 11, iSio. Carpenter and farmer. Ch. (Cazenovia) : 2852 I Levi W.," b. Oct. 3, 1S27; d. Feb. 2S, 1S84; md. (i), 1849, Elizabeth Scdey; b. ; d. ; md. (2). 1S69, Harriet Ellis; b. ; no issue. 2853 II Xclson,^ b. Sept. 21, 1S29; d. Aug. 3. 1S76; md. (i), Jan. 16, 1S50, Harriet, dau. of Ralph Knight and Olive (Ackley) of Ca/cnovia; b. ; d. Mar. 8, 1865; md. (2), Dec. 25, 1S66, Martha Si».kler. Ch. (by Harriet) r 2854 I Janici Ralph,'* b. in Cazenovia, Jan. 12, 1854; md. Ella C. S"pt. 4, 1872.

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DESCEXDANTS OF RICHARD. 203 2859 IV Mary R.," b. Sept. 16, 1S34; d. Jan. 6, 1S42. 2860 V Cynthia J.,b. Feb. 7, 1S3S; mcL ,1867, Joseph E. Ferry, M.D. No issue. 2861 William'' Estes (1S39), son of William F.,^ {Elisha,^ Thomas^' Robert,- Richard''), born in Cazenovia, N. Y., April 13, 1S15 ; died June 30, 1865 ; married July i, 1840, Nancy, daughter of James Gilmore and Martha (Shcalds) of Manlius, N. Y. ; born Dec. 4, 18 15. Children (Pompey, N. Y.) : 2862 I Martha/ b. Aug. 12, 1S41 ; md. Dec. 24, 1S67, Henry, s. of Asel Eaton and Chariotte (Wheeler) of Farmington, Conn., b. Mar. 25, 1S23. Ch. (Pompey) : Charlotte L.,^ b. Sept. 2S, 1S6S ; d. Mar. 23, 1S74. Lewis H..3 b. Dec. 9, 1S77. Freddie E.,s b. Jan. 2. iSSo. Emily J., b. Dec. 26, 1S43 ; md. Feb. 6, 1S67, Hamilton, s. of George Chase and Laura (Cole) of Fenner, N. Y. ; b. May 13, 1S23. Ch. (Pompey) : Minnie A.,^ b. Jan. 14, 186S. George \V.,s b. July 7. 1S69. Nellie F..8 b. Jan. 7, 1S72. Charles Estes,' b. Sept. 7, 1S74. Henry ^L,^ b. June 4. 1S77. Eddie G.,^ b. Feb. 16, iSSo. Mabel E.,5b. July 30, 1SS2. Ray J.,^ b. June 14, 1SS4. Bertha H.,^ b. Mar. 14, 1S37. Adelle,^ b. Mar. 7, 1S51 ; d. Feb. 23, 1S65. Fannie,'' h. Aug. 9, 1S52; d. Oct. 20, 1S72. George PL,' b. Sept. i, 1S55. Clarence W.," b. Aug. 28, 1S59; md. July 28, 1S87, Viola J. dau. of >L M. McCullev of Santa Paula, Cal. 2863 2864 I 2865 .3 2355 II 2867 I 2868 2 2869 3 2870 4 2871 5 2872 6 2873 7 2874 S 2875 9 2876 III 2877 IV 2878 V 2879 VI 2880 Abraham* Estes (1842), son of Joseph, 5 (^Elisha,'' T/iomas,^ Robert,- Ric/uird'), born in Tiverton, R. I., Februarv 23, 1S12; died June 6, rS/o ; married (i), November i, 1835, Rhoda, dau-hter of Philip Burgess and Rebecca (Smith)

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204 ESTES GENEALOGIES. of West Harvvick, Mass; born December 19, 1813; died Noveniber 14, 1S60; married (2), September 12, 1869, Abbie A., daughter of Charles Sanford and Amelia (Paine) of New Bedford, ^Nlass. No issue. Ch. (New Bedford) : 2881 I Julia A.," b. Feb. 19, 1837; d. Aug. lo, 1S3S. 2882 II Helen R.,' b. Oct. 20, 1S41 ; md. July 14, 1S62, John \V., s. of John \V. Reney and Charlotte M. (Taylor) of Sag Harbor: N. Y. ; b. June 12, 1S34; d. .Sept. 6, 1876. Ch. (Sag Harbor), 2883 I Frank Herbert,* b. June iS, 1863; md. Jan. i, 1SS4, Ida, b. 18 58, dau. of Nathaniel Payne and Mary (Bennett) of East Hampton, Long Island, X. Y Ch. : 2883 a I Carrie R.,9 b. Nov. 6, 1SS3. 2883 b 2 Frankie H.,' b. April 4, 1SS6. 2883 c 3 Ida H..5 b. May 24, iSSS; d. Oct. 5, 1SS9. 2884 2 Ella Frances,- b. Sept. g, 1S66; md. June 5, jSS6, Clarence F. Albinof Sag Harbor; b. Oct. 6, rS6o ; 3. of Edward Albin and Charlotte (Taylor). Ch. : 2884 a I Marion,' b. May 24, 1SS7. Amos L.,' b. Sept. 26, iSSS; d. July 5, 1SS9. Edith H.,9b. Jan. 11, 1S90. Carrie Rhoda,^ b. May 6, 1S68: d. Feb. 4, 1SS5. Charles Abraham,'' b. Nov. 6, 1S69; d. Jan. S, 1S8S. Harry Courtland,^ b. Jan. 24, 1S72. George Cleveland,^ b. Feb. 5, 1874; d. Mar. 23, 1S75. Emily F.," b. Apr. 28, 1S44; d. Apr. 20, 1S46. Charles H.,' b. Mar. 12, 1S49 ; d. Mar. 15, 1S49. ^Valter F.,' b. Nov. 6, 1S52. VI George H.,' b. Mar. 4, 1S55. 2884 b 2 2884 c 3 2885 3 2886 4 2887 5 2888 6 2889 III I 2890 IV C 2891 V ^ 2892 VI { 2893 Dr. Charles'"' Estes (1865), son of Daniel ' {ElisJia,'^ T/iomas,^ Robert,' Richard'), born in Tiverton, R. I., Jan. 30, 1813 ; died Ware, Mass., Mar. 16, i8;8 ; married April 30, 1843, Sophia, daughter of Roger Sherman and Orra (Moses) ; born Sept. 25, 1S19; died Ware, Mass., May 14, iSSo. Most of the doctor's practice was in Macedon, X. Y., he also practiced in South Adams and Savov, Mass.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 205 Children : 2894 I ShermanJ b. in East Nassau, X, Y., Jan. 25, 1S45; d. Nov. 23, 1S63. 2895 II Lucetta E.J b. in East Xassau, Dec. 3, 1S4S ; md. Dec. 3, 1S67, Daniel, s. of Thomas Ains worth and Elsie (Fox) ; b. in Akron N. Y., Apr. 25, 1S43. -•^ well-known dentist of Ware, Ma.ss. Ch. : 2896 I Bessie I.,^ b. June 26, 1S69. 2897 2 Charles S.,* b. Sept. 26, 1S70; d. Mar. 19, 1S71. 2898 Thomas V/,^ Estes (1900), son of Job.s (^Edmond,^ T/iontas,^ Robert,- Ric/iard^), born in Tiverton, R. I., November 4, 183 1 ; died August 18, 1864 ; married (i), January 7, 185 1, Eliza T., daughter of James Read and Eliza (^Davis) of Tiverton; born March 19, 1834; died February 14, 1856; married (2), Abbie, daughter of John Simmons and Lucinda (Wilcox) of Adamsville, R. I.; born ; died , 1SS6. Ch. (by Eliza T.) : 2899 I Charles D.,' b. in Fall River, Mass., May 25, 1852; md. Dec. 10, 1876, Joanna .M.. dau. of James L. Bliss and Sarah A.. (Stafford) of Tiverton; b. Apr. 19, 1S52. [See Bliss Family Genealogy]. Ch. : Charles T.,^ b. Feb. 7, 1878. Sarah Louisa,' b. Feb. 2S, x8So. Louisa May,- b. Mar. 12, 18S2. Carrie Lavenett,^ b. Dec. iS, 1SS4. Eliza,'^b. Apr. 21, 1886. Lavenett,'? b. Mar. 16, 1854 ; md. July 16, 1871, John C. Francis. Eliza,' b. Jan. 24, 1856; d. Mar. 7, 1856. Ch. (by Abbie): .Vlbert T.,' b. Jan. 21, 1857; md. Oct. 21, 1SS6, Sarah Johnson. Lucinda,' b. June 23, 185S ; d. y. ^Lary E.," b. July — , 1859; d. Sept. 18, 1S60. William,' b. .A.pr. 14. 1S61 ; d. y. Levi," b. Apr. 11, 1S63 ; d. Jan. I, 1882. 2912 Joseph^ Estes (1918), son of Caleb,-^ (Jfoseph,'' Elijah;^ Joseph f Richard'), born in Sandwich, N. H., July 6, 1S2S; married May 22, 1854, Sophia M., daughter of William Mason and Sophia (Wingate) of Sandwich ; born March 12, I S3 2. Farmer. 2900 I 2901 2 2902 J 2903 4 2904 5 2905 II 2906 III 2907 IV 2908 V 2909 VI 2910 VII 29II VIII

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2913 I 2914 II 2915 I 2916 2 2917 III 206 ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. Ch. (Sandwich) : John H./ b. Mar. 22, 1855; d. Apr. 10, 1875. Simeon M.,'b. Mar. 31, 1857 ; md. June 5, 1S75, Eva L. French. Resides in Meredith Village, N. H. Ch. : Mabel M.,8 b. Aug. 30, 1S76. James F.,' b. Aug. 20, 1SS2. Viola G./ b. Jan. 13, 1S61 ; md. Oct. 3, 1SS7, Irin F. Moulton, Resides Center Harbor, X. H. 2918 IV Lulu P.,' b. July 5, 1863; rad. May 17, 1SS7, Harry W. Smith. Resides in Laconia, N. H. 2919 V Mary F..' b. Oct. 5, 1865; md. Aug. 26, 1SS3, Eugene P. Wallace. Resides in Sandwich, X. H. Ch. : 2920 I Grace Edner,- b. Oct. 24, 1S86. 2921 VI Annie L.,' b. Oct. 19, 1868. 2922 John^ Estes (1937) son of Nicholas ^ {yo/rn,^ Heiiry,^ BenjcDnin,- Richard'), born March 16, 18 14; married , Eliza Perkins ; born , of Wells, Me. Children : 2923 I Charles L.,' b. in Xorth Berwick, ^Me., April 6, 1S51 ; md. Sept. I, 1S79, iMary A., dau. of David X. Goodwin and Sarah E. { ) of South Berwick; b. Oct. 5, 1S59. Resides in Great Falls, N. H. Ch. : 2924 r Annie E., 8 b. Feb. 15, iSSi. 2925 2 Charles E.,^ b. Aug. 28, 1882. 2926 Peter ^' Estes (1943) son of Levi 5 (^Scumiel,'' Henry, = Benjajnin,- Richard''), horn m Poland, Me., Sept. 13, 1802; married Jan. 13, 1837, Mary, daughter of David Jordan and Olive (Brown") of Raymond, Me.; born Oct. 29, 1813. [See Jordan Genealogy.] Children : 2927 I Levi X.," b. Sept. 12. 1S3S; md. Feb. 13. 1S61, Susan X. Cummiiigs. Ch. : 2928 I Melville B., b. July 9, 1S62. 2929 2 Fred Mahlon,5 b. July 15, 1S64. 2930 II Olive E.,' b. Aug. 27, 1S40; d. Sept. 23,1862; md. Feb. 13, 1S62, Melville P. Cummings.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 207 2931 III Rachel S.,' b. Nov, 29, 1S42 ; d. Jan. 4, 1S64 ; md. WUliam Stanton. 2932 IV David J.,' b. Aug. 17, 1S45; md. July 23, 1871, Celinda J. Gleason. Ch. : 2933 I Harry L.,? b. Feb. 22, 1S72. 2934 2 Mabel E.,* b. Xov. 23, 1S74. 2935 3 Gertrude,* b. Oct. 31, 1SS2. 2936 V Darius A.," b. Nov. 2, 1S53. 2937 Joseph ^Estes (1964), son oi Robert,'^ (Sam7ie/,^ I Henry,^ Benjamin,- Richard'), born in Windham, Me., Februj ary 3, 1805 ; married July 10, 1834, Maria, daughter of SamI uel Edwards of Gorham, Me. ; born . Mr. Estes com1 manded a company of infantry in the Aroostook war. j Ch. (Gorham, Me.) : I 2938 I Martha M.," b. June 19, 1S35 ; nid. Jan. 20, iSGi, Wm. H., s. ! of Francis Jones and Maria (Belcher) of Foxboro, Mass.; b. i May 19, 1S34. Ch.: 2939 I Albert Marshall,** b. in Portland, Me., Mar. 5, 1S72. 2940 II Albert Smith," b. Feb, 23, 1S37 ; served in Co. A, 13th Mass. Reg. ; killed at Manassas. Aug. 29, 1S62. 2941 III Dana,' b. Mar. 4, 1S40; md. (i), Apr. 11, 1S67, Louisa S., dau, of Thomas Reid of England; b. ; d. Aug. i, 1SS3; md. (2), Nov. 10, 1S84, Grace D., dau. of Samuel F. Couse and Charlotte H. (Ladd) ; b. . Mr. Estes served as private in Co. A, X3th Mass. Inf., 1861-62 ; wounded at battle of second Bull Run, Aug. 31, 1S62. In 1S72, became head of publishing house of Estes & Lauriat of Boston, Mass. Ch. : Frederick Reid,* b. in Newton, Mass., Jan, 28, 1868. Dana jr.,* b. in Boston, Aug. 19, 1S77. Philip Sidney,* b. in Brookline, Mass., Oct. 16, 1SS2. Abbie Alfreda," b. June 13, 1S42; d. July 16, 1S62. Mary Hanna,' b. Aug, 11, 1S44, md. Oct, 28, 1S75, Edward P.. s, of William H, Pennell and Charlotte (Wood) of Brunswick, Me. ; b. May 2, 1842, No issue, George Hillman,^ b. July 10, 1S47 ; d. Aug. 6, 1S4S. Ellen Maria," b. June 14, 1S49 ; md. Dec. 25, 1S73, Edward A., s. of Jacob Hooper and Deliverance ( ) ; b. Aug. 17 1S3S. Ch, (Portland): James H.,- b. Aug 23, 1S75, 2942 I 2943 2 2944 3 2945 IV 2946 V 2947 VI 2948 VII

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208 ESTES GEXEALOGIES. 2950 VIII Harriet A./ b. Aug. 12, 1S51 ; md. xMar. 27, 18S3, Albion P, s. of Jabob Aver and Abigail ( ) of Gorham, Me. ; b. Xov. 9, iS::4. Xo issue. 2951 Levi 5 Estes (1979), son of Robert,^ {Sanmel,^ Henry,^ Baijamin,- Richard'), born in Windham, Me., November i, 1820; married February 25, 1849, Hannah S., daughter of Jesse Cloudman and Sally B. ( ) of Gorham, Me. ; born May 30, 1823. Ch. (Gorham) : 2952 I Frank E.," b. Aug. 25, 1S54; d. Aug. 25, 1S54. 2953 II Ernestine Brunton/ b. June 16, 1S56 ; md. July3, iSSj, George H. Waterhouse. 2954 III Jesse Cloudman," b. Xov. 8, 1S57; md. June 29, 18S4, Susie D. Knight of Athens, Me. Ch. 2955 I Ella Maria,3 b. Dec. 12, 1SS5. 2955 Samuel^ Estes (1989), son of Williams {Samuel,^ Henry ^^ Betijamin,- Richard'^), born in Poland, Me., March 5, 1822 ; married in Raymond, Me., May 8, 1S49, Margaret Strout ; born Jan. 26, 1S33. Children : 2957 I Alverdo," b. Feb. 8, 1S50; md. in Gray, Me., Feb. 4, 1S79, Mary H., dau. of Elias C. Lane. Ch. : 2958 1 Ethel M.,' b. Mar. 7, 1SS3. 2659 II Janett S.,' b. May 10, 1852; md. , 1S74, J. W. Dunn. Ch. : 2960 I Evelyn,' b. iSSo. 2961 2 Ludcll.^ b. Dec. 1SS4. 2962 III Winnekl S.," b. Aug. 24, 1S53 ; md. .\pr. 1S7S, Mary Eveleth. Ch.: 2963 I Abbie.s b. Sept. 20, 18S0. 2964 2 Herbert,* b. N'ov. iS, 1SS3. 2965 3 Florence,* b. Apr. 23, 1885. 2966 IV Ida M.J b. Jan. 29, 1S55 ; md. , 1S79, William H. Eveleth. Ch. : 2967 I Robert T.,^ b. Juue 3, iSSi. 2968 2 Irona,^ b. Mar. — , 1SS3. 2969 3 Arthur,- b. , 1SS5. 2970 4 Albert,* b. , iS,S7. 2971 V Anna L,,' b. Mar. 10, 1856; md. July — ,1878, James Segers. Ch.:

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2972 I 2973 2 2974 3 2975 VI 2976 vri 2977 VIII 2978 IX 2979 X 2980 XI 2981 XII 2982 XIII 29S3 XIV 2984 XV DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 2O9 Harry A.,« b. Feb. — , iSSo. Gay II.,9 1j. June — . 1SS4. Bernett A.,* b. Aug. — , 1SS6. Amos," b. Dec. 13, 1S57. Charles," b. Jan. 20, 1S59; md. , 1S83, Addie P. True. Frank \V.,' b. Apr. 29, iS6i. Edgar L.," b. Mar, iS, 1S63. Helen \V.,' b. Mar. 10, 1S65. Hattie \V., b. Feb. 6, 1S67. John,' b. Dec. -8, 1S6S. Grace L.,1 b. Feb. 25, 1S71. Clarence," b. Xov. 17, 1S73. Jennie S.," b. Jan. 2S, 1S7S. 2985 John^Estes (2046) son of Jonathans QSimeon,'' Henry, ^ Benjamin,- Richard''), born in Pownal, ]\Ie., July ij, 1S18 ; married June 11, 1843, ^'I^^y A. ; born on the Isle of Man, Sept. 9, 1S22, daughter of John M. Kitchin and Mary Ann (Martin), the emigrants from Sheffield, England, and settled in China, Me. John Estes was a boot and shoe manufacturer. Children (China) : 2985 I Cyrus A.," b. July 9, 1S45 ; d. Mar. 11, 1S75. A TRIUMPHANT DEATH. .\t the earnest request of many of his personal friends, the following brief notice has been prepared of the last hours of Cyrus Alfred Estes, a member of the society of Friends, who died at the residence of his parents, John and Mary Ann Estes, Vassalboro, Maine, 3d month, nth, 1S75, aged 29 years and 8 months. The large circle of friends and acquaintances by whom he was beloved are consoled in the assurance that " He rests in Jesus," and that, in Him, " X"o tlower can droop too soon If ripe for glory 1 .\n early death bed is an early crown." For several months previous to his confessing publicly Christ as his Savior, it was evident that a deep work of grace was being wrought in his heart ; his conversation was on ht:avenly themes. In the I2th moatii, 1S-4. a series of revival meetings were held near his home, which he attt.-nded witii d^jp iatero-it, and her- his tirst open dedication occurred in these words, '' Take this poor heart and let it be Forever closed to all but thee."

21.0 ESTES GENEALOGIES. The incident was more impressive from the fact, that a bronchial difficultv had for several months prevented his speakin-:: above a whisper. A breatlUess silence pervaded the audience, and manv hearts were deeply moved at the sincerity evidenced in his solemn vow. The waifare of this youthful soldier of the cross was not destined to be a protracted one. his disease soon assuming a more serious aspect, continins him very much to the house during the last five weeks of his life, and frequently with severe physical sufferin.:^. In reply to a question from a friend he stated he was wilHnct " to live or die to the glory of God." It was not until the day before his decease that he abandoned all hope of recovery and his testimony then was. " I am sweetly restincj in the arms of Jesus," and a.i;ain, "parting w'ith mv friends is not so hard for I have friends on the other side." On the day of his death he awoke much refreshed but conscious of his end being near. About 5 o'clock a.m., he commenced taking leave of the family, counselling each separately. On receiving the solemn promise of some very dear to him to seek their' Savior, he saici^ "such a result is worth dying for." An intimate friend and his wife coming in, he entreated them to "seek Christ nozv:' saying, "I am willing to go when the Lord calls me." Having been moved into his" chair he requested "it adjusted, adding " I am going now, good-by, good-by, farewell, all of vou ; " closing his eyes, he appeared to be passing away. Throwing his hand's up in agony, he exclaimed, "Take me. Lord Jesus, take me nov.-." During the intensity of his sufferings his younger brother repeated a familiar hymn, " My Jesus, I love thee I know thou art mine," the triumphant sufferer joining him a't each repetition of the line, " If ever I loved thee, my Jesus, 'tis now." He soon commenced himself to repeat that Heaven-born hvmn of the cross, "Just as I am, without one plea." The intensity of his sufferings increasing, he said, " I am going," and for a few moments all'was hushed in silence, thoujli the dear sufferer did not cease to breathe. During these moments a foretaste of eternal joy seemed to meet his enraptured vision, as he exclaimed. '' How beautiful, lovely and glorious everything is ! Beautiful flowers ! I would not go back for worlds. Oh 1 how haj^py I am." He then prayed fervently for the'fa'mily, and that "the Lord would manifest his power in salvation of souls in this place." At the close of this appeal all was again silent and those in the appartment, some twenty in number, supposed life to be ebbing out, and that they had heard his last whisper. Consciousness returning, he raised himself in his chair, his face radiant with heavenly joy, exclaiming with surprise, " Why, you are all here ! How glad I am to se'e vou, I closed my eyes, as I suppose'd. never to open them again on earth." S'ome one asked him what he saw. He replied, " If I had the language of poets, I could not describe the scene. It seemed I was going where it was rough and uneven, over hills and mountains, and all at once," came out on a vast plain, covered with beautiful tlowers and beds of roses, and, as I was walking along, I thought of myself, and I was well. I tried to open my eyes and I did so, arTd can now see an'd hear as well as ever I could. I asked the Lord several times to heal me and he has done it ; my pains are all gone. I died and have risen again, and am here to tell the story of Jesus." All of this to him secvtcd nal \ like St. Paul he had seen unspeakable things impossible for man to utter ; like Toplady, (the pious author of " Rock of ages cleft for me," ) he, too, could testify " I liave seen such glory- it seems impW sible I can return to earth." Our dear sufferer, whilst describing the glories of the celestial city, seemed to feel he had really been there. He impressively warned some present. Now is the accepted time; noiv is the day of salvation. Beseeching some to seek the Lord, who said "I will try; " he replied, "don't tfw/j try but it." To the dear minister of the village church lie remarked, " You have helped me, now I have come back to help you." To a dear minister who left his side to attend a funeral, he said, " Farewell, go and tell the story today."' He sent a message of love to the young people, desiring tliey sb.ould l)c told of the Lord's wondrous dealings with him. His last work for his dear Lord was to send most earnest messages to his unconverted acquaint 

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 211 ances He suffered no more pain after he said the Lord had healed him, and about t'.iree o'clock P.M. hi., happy .spirit fled to the arms of that loving Savior, whose service was his chief joy, whose blood his only plea, and on whose finished redemption he rested in simple faith and childlike trust. " He has learned to sing their song, Whom Jesus hath made free. And the glorious halls of Heaven still ring With his new-born melody " " Thanks be unto God who giveth the victory, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Tract Association of Friends, West Gardiner, Me. 2987 II Simeon .A..,' b. July 9, 1845; md. in Chelsea, Mass., Sept. 19, 1873. Mary T., dau. of George Washburn, and Sarah (Emery) of WaterviUe, Me. Ch.: 2988 I Edith A., '^ b. in Chelsea, Oct. 13, 1S74. Clarice M.,^ b. in Vassalboro, .Me., Sept. 3, 1SS3. Louisa J.,' b. Jan. 19, 1S4S ; md. Sept. 20, i.Sjc, Andrew J, Calef. Ch. : Lottie L.,* b. Aug. 19, 1S71. Sadie E.,^ b. July 15, 1S72. Emma >[.,* b. June 5. 1S74. James .M.,' b. , 1S50; d. Xov. 14, 1S51. James ^L,■ b. Apr. 3, 1S52 ; md. (r), Mar. 4, iSSo, Clarice S. dau. of James F. C. Hyde and Sophia (Cousins); b. Oct. 26, 1845; ^- -•^"g- -5- 18S1; md. (2), Exelina Pearson, widow, of Frazier. Ch. (by Clarice) : 2996 I Fred J.,* b. Jan. 14, iSSi. Ch. (by Exelina) : 2997 2 Louise,^ b. Sept. 6, 1SS3. 2998 3 Ralph," b. Aug I, 1SS7 ; d. May 20, 1S91. 2999 VI Emma R..'i b. NL;r. :2, 1S54: md. Xov. 29, 1S77, Charles S., s. of James Chadbourne and Mary (Graves) ; b. Aug. 23, 1S53. Ch.: 3000 I ^L Louisa,^ b. Mar. 31, 1S79. 3001 2 Edward J.,- b. Jan. 10, 1SS2. 3002 VII Sarah E.," b. Mar. 28, 1S5S; unmd ; d. Jan. 16, 1S72. 2989 2 2990 III 2991 I 2992 2 2993 3 2994 IV 2995 V 3003 Isaiah Carr'' Estes (2064), son of Jonathan, 5 (Sinii'on,'' Henry, ^ Benjamin,- Ric/tard'), born in China, Me., July 15, 1830; died PY'briiary il, 1875; married February 22, 1S54, Eliza E., daughter of Ale.xander Jackson and Hannah (Osborn). 15

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ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. Children 3004 I Ella E.," b. Xov. 31, 1S55; md. Aug. 11, 1S75, Llewellyn Jackson. Ch. : 3005 I Morris,^ b. May 11, 1S77. 3000 2 Dora,® b. Mar. 6, 1S79. 3007 3 Eliza E-r b. July z6, 1SS6. 3008 II Dean," b. Apr. 21, 1S62. 3009 III Ralph," b. Jan. 24, 1S66. 3010 IV Eugene," b. Mar. 3, 1S74 ; d. Dec. 19, 1S75. 3011 Charles '^ Estes (2074). son of John,^ (^Shncon,'^ Hcnry,^ Benjamin,- Richard'), born in China, Me., May 7. 1823; married January 28, 1849, Maria Betsey, daughter of Burnham Greely and (Lougfellow) ; born August iS, 1830. Ch. (China) : I Charles Henry, ^ b. Apr. 21, 1S50 ; d. Jan. — , 1S62. II James Hurnham," b. Jan. — , 1S53 ; d. Apr. — , 1S53. Ill William ^Marshal," b. in Augusta, Me., June 10, 1S54 ; md. in CoUegevilie, Cal., Xov. 23, 1SS4, Addie A., dau. of James M. Garwood and Mary (Thomas) ; b. in CoUegevilie, Jan. 25, 1867. Ch. : I Ethel May,^b. in CoUegevilie, Sept. 10, 1SS5. 3016 2 Roy Melvin,' b. in Pomona, Cal., July 20, iSSS. 3017 IV Melvin Burnham/ b. Feb.—, 1S57 ; md. Emma Churchill; practicing physician at San Francisco, Cal. 3018 V Frederick Butler,' b. in Fort Fairfield, Me'., Sept. 14, 1S60 ; md. in Portland, Me., Sept. 22, i8S6, Hattie Ella, dau. of Nathaniel Dyer and Harriet Lewis (Martin) of Pownal, Me. ; b. . Ch. : 30,9 I Mabel Harriet,^ b. Aug. 5, 1SS7. 3012 3013 3014 3015 3020 Robert Knov/les'' Estes (20S2), son of John,^ {Simeon,^- Hcnry,^ Benjamin;- Richard'), born in China, Me.. May 14. 1829; died Feb. 19, 1S81; married Dec. 28, 1S51, Eliza A. Strout ; b. .

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 2I3 Children : 3021 I Albert B.,' b. Oct. 24, 1S52 ; md. Jennie L. Bailey, a greatgrand dau. of Cornelius Dou'jjiass and Ann Estes (Xo. 4S0). Ch.: 3022 I Alberta A.,** b. . 3023 2 Arthur G. ,8 b. 3024 3 Mabel J.,* b. . 3025 II Daniel \V.," b. Nov. 2. 1S55; md. Dec. 14, 1S73, Annie G. Elkins, b. — -. Ch. : 3026 I Lillian J.,8 b. Oct. 9, 1875. 3027 2 Charles C.,^ b. May 15. 1878. 3028 III Charles W.,' h. Nov. 22, 1S57 ; md. Mar. 17, iSSi, Addie M. Ward. Ch. : 3029 I Harry \V.,« b. Mar. 12, 1SS2. 3030 2 Jessie E.,^ b. Apr. 17, 1SS3. 3031 Isaiah Cook^ Estes (2102) son of Simeon,? (S/;;/eon,'' Henry, '^ Benjamin,- Richard'-), born Apr. i, 1828 ; married Nov. 17, 1753, Harriet A. Ciiadborn ; b. . r ■ . Cliildren : • 3032 I Josiah S.,' b. Dec. 25, 1S54; md. Nov. 17, 18S0. Cora L. Gorden. Ch. : 3033 I Harland G.,^ b. Aug. 19, iSSr. 3034 II Eliza A.," b. Aug. 14, 1S56; md. Sept. 30, 1SS6, James Kendrie. 3035 III John C, b. May 13, 1S64. 3036 Charles^ Estes (2106), son of Jolin,? {^JedediaJi,'' Henry, ^ Benjamin,- Richard^), born in North Berwick, November 20, 1S30; married January 6, 1852, Mercy, daughter of Israel H. Vaniey and Sarah (Knovvles) of Rochester, N. H. ; born July 10, 1S31. Children : 3037 I Helen E.,' b. July 4, 1S52 ; md in Providence, R. I., Nov. 27, 1S71, Joseph Leighton Clark of Dover, N. H. Ch. (Dover) : 3038 I Arthur Estes,'' b. June 25, 1874. 3039 2 Grace May,* b. Feb. 28, 1876. 3040 3 Bessie Almeda,* b. Aug. 27, 1S77. 3041 4 Ethel Ruby,^ b. Mar. 7, 1S79.

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214 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Helen Josephine,* b. Dec. 20, 18S0. Frederic Irving,- b. Apr. 23, 1SS4. Florella.3 b. Nov. 4, 1SS5. Joseph Albert,-^ b. May 21, 1SS7. ■ Edwin TJ b. Nov. 21, iSSS. Alice A.ji^ b. Apr. iS, 1S90. Charles E.," b. Feb. 24, rS55 ; md. Sept. 19, 18S2, Amy Medora, dau. of William W. Keene and Amy M. (Whipple) of Providence, R. I. Mary A.,^ b. Feb. 27, 1S57 ; d. Nov. 22. 1S72. IV Florella,' b. Apr. 23, 1S60 ; graduated from the Boston University school of medicine, class of 1S90 ; (now 1S93) a doctor in Dover, N. H. Albert," b. Mar. 22, 1S62 ; d. May 3, 1SS7. VI John F.," b. Apr. 7, 1S64; md. Jan. i, 1887, Eldora D., dau. of Issichar Sinnott and Henrietta ( ) of Saco, Me. ; b. . Ch, : Rosa Bertha,^ b. Sept. 30. 1SS7. VII Sarah Adaline,' b. Apr. 23, 1S67. A graduate of State Normal school, Plymouth. X. H., June 19, 1SS9. 3055 Daniel ^Estes (21 12), son of Henry, ^ i^JedediaJi,'' Benty,' Boijamin,- Riclnird'^, born in North Berwick, Maine, April 29, 1831; died Feb. 16, 1858; married Nov. 3, 185], Jane, daughter of Moses Green and Betty (Johnson) of Ware, N. M., born . tlis widow married for second husband and as his second wife, Charles Fisher of Dartmouth, Mass. Children (North Berwick) : 3056 I Francena," Ix ; d. Oct. 29, 1S67. 3057 II Frederick A.,' b. Apr. 25, 1S53; md. May 15," 1S72, Annie X., dau. of Charles M. Perkins and Nancy S. (Stevens) of Ogunquit, Me. Ch. (North Berwick) : 3058 I Margie May,* b. Mar. 20, 1S75; d. Apr. 29. iSSo. 3059 2 Georgie Fred,' b. Aug. 4, 1S7S. 3060 3 Carrie M.," b. Nov. 11, 1S81. 3042 5 3043 6 3044 7 3045 8 3046 9 3047 to 3048 II 3049 III 3050 IV 3051 V 3052 VI 3053 I 3054 VII 3061 George^ Estes (2207) son of Jotham ' {Davis,^ Benjamin,' Bt'njaviinr Ricfiaui'), born in Sanford, Me., April 6, 1S30 ; married Nov. 9, 1850, Susan C, daughter of Frank Somes and Abigail (Goodwin) of Dover, N. H.

DESCExXDANTS OF RICHARD. 215 Children : 3062 I Ada Alfarata," b. Dover, July 11, iS:;i; md. June 28,1883, Charles R. Thomas. 3063 II George Frank," b. Lawrence, Mass., May i, 1S53. 3064 III Henry Bodwell,' b. Lawrence, Mass., Apr. 16, 1S55; md. (i), Dec. 25. 1877, Elva Vaughn; b. ; d. Xov. 9, 1S79; ^^• (2), Jan. 2. 1SS4, Effie Belles. Ch. (by Elva) : 3065 I Mabel,s b. ; d. Oct. 16, 1879. Ch, (by Effie) : 3066 2 Florence Elva,^ b. June 25, 1S86. 3067 IV Fred Anson," b. Mason, N. H., Jan. 9, 1S64 5 nid. May 20, 1891, Emma Frances, dau. of Luther French Kittredge and Clara Elizabeth (Russell) ; b. Lowell, Mass., June 19, 1871. 3068 Albert Howard^ Estes (2245), son of . Stephen -' {Benjamin,'' Daniel,^ probably Benjamin- Richard^), born in Bethel, Me., Sept. 24, 1S25. Was of Woodstock, Me., in 1855, from there he went to Portland, where he was married. In 1858 Representative to Legislature; married March 21, 1S56, Charlotte G., daughter of Benjamin Goodridge and Hannah (Gammon), of Naples, Me. ; born June 20, 1829 ; d. Oct. 18, 1862. Children (Portland) : 3069 I Albert Goodridge,' b. Oct. ii, iS6r ; md. in Denver, Col., Nov. 15, 1SS3, Elizabeth M., dau. of John M. Edgerton and Harriet (Bartling) of St. Louis, Mo. ; b. Aug. 17, r863. Ch. ( Denver) : 3070 I Charlotte Goodridge, ^ b. Sept. 8, 18S4. 3071 2 John Edgerton,^ b. May 12, 1SS6. 3072 Joseph Carrier^ Estes (2253), son of George^ {JoJin,'' Daniel,"' Benjaviin- Richard'), born in Bethel, Me., Feb. 5, 1821; married (i), , Mary A. Barber; married (2), Jan. 20, 1857, Charlotte, dau. of David Torrey, m.d., of Weymouth, Mass , born . Children (by Mary) : 3073 I Infant," b. ; d. y. 3074 II Infant," b. ; d. y. 3075 III Charles Henry," b. in Springfield. Mass., May 3, 1846.

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3078 VI 3079 VII 3o8o I 3081 2 216 , ESTES GENEALOGIES. 3076 IV Mary Ellen,' b. in Springfield, Mass., fan. 2, 1S4S; d. Aug. 30, 1852. 3077 V Edward D. G.,^ b. in Hanover, X. H., Apr. i, 1850; d. Aug. 3'. 1852. Children (by Charlotte) : Infant," b. Apr. 9, 1S60; d. y. Edward Morgan," twins, b. in Alton, 111., Apr. 9, 1S60; md. July 14, 18S1, Emma Gertrude, dau. of Sanford Fisher, of Springfield, Mass., b. , Bookkeeper. Ch. (Springfield): Joseph Huntington, 5 b. Oct. S, 1SS2 ; d. July 2, 1SS3. Beatrice Webber,* b. Apr. 25, 1SS4. 3082 Daniel^ Estes (2276), son of George 5 {Joseph,^ Daniel,^ probably Benjaniinr Richard'), born in North Berwick, Me., April 14, i8i2;diecl , 1S69; married , Abigail McCrellis ; born ; died . Served in the late war. A farmer. Children : 3083 I George,'' b. Dec. 10, 1S39; d. June S, iSSo. 3084 II Lydia Ann," b. ; md. John Grant; d. Nov. 26, 1S65. Ch. : 3085 I Edward,^ b. . 3086 2 Plume, 3 b. . 3087 3 Flora,* b. . 3088 III Cordelia," b. . 3089 IV Charles H.," b. Mar. 15, 1S44 ; md. in Alton, N. H., 1S69, Carrie Berry. Ch. : 3090 t Rose,^ b. June 15,1874. 3091 V James Madison, b. Dec. 4, 1846 ; md. in Great Falls, N. H,, July 23, 1S73, Lucy E., dau. of Geo. H. Otis of Lyman, Me. 3092 VI Albert Jackson,' b. Dec. 4, 1S46; md. Dec. 30, 187 1, Sarah Ann, dau. of Silas Hall. Ch. : 3093 I James Albert,* b. Aug. 11, 1874; d. Mar 11, 1S75. 3094 2 Fred,* b. Mar. 20, 1S79; d. June 2S, 1S79. 3095 3 Frank Albert,^ b. Feb. 24, 18S4. 309Q VII Abbie J , b, ; d. 1867. 3097 Levi * Estes (2277), son of George^ {Joseph,'- Daniel,^ probably Benjaviin- Richard'), born in North Berwick, Me., Jan. 10, 1S14 ; md. , Betsey Woodsum.

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 217 Children (Lebanon, Me.) : 3098 I LeviJ b. June 13, 1S39; d. Apr. 33, 1SS9; md. in Boston, Mass., Sept. 23, 1S66 Augusta D. Wales. 3099 II Albert Mason," b. Nov. 10, 1844; rnd. Nov. 29, 1S66, Celestia Maria, dau. of Daniel Luke, of Lowell, Mass. Ch. : 3100 I Sarah Alberta,^ b. in Boston, Sept. 16, 1S6S ; d. Sept. 21, 1S6S. 3101 2 Edith Augusta,' b. in Boston, Sept. 25, 1S70. 3102 3 Gertrude Sheldon,^ b. in Lowell, Aug. 4. 1S75; '^- ^^t. 12, 1S76. 3103 4 Charles Levi,' b. in Lowell, Apr. 15, 18S3. 3104 Stephen^ Estes (22Q4), son of John ? {Stephen* Daniel,^ "proh^CoXy Beiijaviiii,- Richard^), born in Bethel, Me. ; married (i), Mary Bartlett ; born ; married (2), Lucy Anderson, of Taunton, Mass. Children (by Mary) : . . 3105 I Willliam H.," b. Aug. 12, 1S39; md. Apr. 17, 1S66. Josephine dau. of Augustus Thresha and Abbie (Douglas) of Taunton, Mass. ; Served in the late war. Ch : 3106 r Lenora W.,^ b. Oct. 14, 1S67. 3107 2 Henry C.,* b. Sept. 21, 1S71 ; d. Sept. 4, 1S72. 3108 3 Laura W.,* b. Aug. 24, 1S74. 3109 4 William A..,5 b. Dec. 2S. 1S77. 3110 5 Percy C, 8 b. Feb. 21, iSSo. 3111 II Sylvanus B.,' b. ; md. , Julia Bolton. 3112 III Sylvia P.,' b. ; md. , 1S79, George W. Marston. Resides in North Dighton, Mass. [See Marston Genealogy Page 495.] 3113 IV Charles,' b. ; md. , Ellen McKenney. Ch. : 31 14 I Maud,* b. . 31 15 2 Mabel,' b. . 31 16 3 Nora M./ b. , 31 17 4 Percy.' b. . 31 18 5 Harry,^b. . Child (by Lucy) : 3119 V Edward A.,* b. .\pr. 14, 1S47 ; md. Nov. 27, 1S67, Mary, dau. of Seth Flersey and Nancy (Davis), b. Dec. 7, 1S44. Resides in Taunton, Ma.ss. Stationary engineer. Ch, : 3120 I Clara M ? b. Jan. 14, 1869. 3121 2 George T..* b. June 13. 1871. 3122 3 Edward B.,* !>. Sept. 20, 1S73 ; d. .May 16, 1S76.

21 8 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 3123 Hiram Cushman ^ Estes (2295), son of John^ (^Sttplien,^ Daniel,'' proljably Betijamin^ Richard ^^^ born in Bethel, Me., July 27, 1823 ; married Dec. 18, 1848, Sophia B., daughter of Dea. Eli Foster and Dorcas (Bartlett) of Bethel, Me., born Sept. 10, 182S. Mr. Estes graduated from Waterville college (now Colby University), in the class of 1747, afterwards studied at the divinity school, Cambridge, Mass. In 1850, he was ordained pastor of the Baptist church in Auburn, ]\Ie., and afterward settled at East Trenton (now Lamoine), Me., from 1S55 till 1861 ; at Leicester, Mass., from 1861 till 1862 ; at Jericho, Vt., from 1862 to 1872 ; at Paris, Me., from 1872 to 1883; at Winchendon, Mass., from 1883 to 18S5 ; and at Leicester, Mass., from 18S6. In 1859, he represented his district in the legislature of the state of ]\Iaine, and was chairman of the committee on education. He received the title ot doctor of divinity from Colby University in 1872. Author of the book entitled '"The Christian Doctrine of the Soul," published in 1873. Children : 3124 I David Foster," b. in Auburn, Me., Oct. iS, 1S51 ; md. May 12, iSSo, Lydia Efngene, dau. of Truman Chittenden Galusha and Angeline O. (Bishop) of Jericho, Vt., b. Sept. 14, 1S5S. Mr. Estes graduated from the University of Vermont, class of 1S71, and from Xewton Theological Institute, class of 1S74. Ordained pastor of the Baptist church in Manchester, Vt. in 1S74. Was settled at Belfast, Me. from 1S76 to 1S78. Studied at Gottengen, Germany 1S7S-9 Settled at Vergennes, Vt. from tSSo to 1883. Was teacher and acting president of the Baptist Seminary at Atlanta, Ga., from 18S3 to 1886, and settled as pastor of the Baptist church at Holden, Mass. Closed his pastoral services there Oct. i, 1S91, and entered upon the duties of the Professorship of New Testament Interpretation in Hamilton Theological Seminary, Hamilton, N. V. Ch. (Vergennes) : 3125 I Walter D.alton,' b. July 22, iSSt. 3126 II Walter Dalton,' b. Oct. rS, 1S51; d. Feb. 22, 1S7S. i 3127 III Alice Maud,'' b. in Paris. Me., Fel). 13, 1S74.

DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 219 3128 Joseph Josselyn^ Estes (2303), son of Joseph s (^Stephc)i,'- Daniel,'' probably Benjamin,' Richard'^, born in Boston, Mass., Sept. 28, 1S30; married March 27, 1S51, Mary Livingstone daughter of Josiah Torrey and Elizabeth D. (Estes) (1454). of East Abington, Mass. ; b. Jan 30, 1S31. Druggist since 1S55. [For Torrey, see History of Abington.] Children (East Abington.) 3129 I Joseph Irving,^ b. Sept. 13, 1S55 ; md. Nov. 2, 187S, Elizabeth Frances, dau. of William R. Beverly and Hannah (Cobbett) of Rockland, Mass.; b. ; d. Mar. 11, 1887. Mr. Estes has been connected with the Boston Herald since 1S75; ^^t as correspondent, 2d as reporter, 3d as night editor, which position he now holds (1SS8.) Ch. : Alice Irving,^ b. m Rockland, Sept. 15, 1S79. Elizabeth Livingston,** b. in Boston. June 4, 1SS2. Marion Beverly.^ b. in Boston, Mar. 16, 18S4. Edith Frances,* b. in Boston, Mar. 2, 1SS7. Chester Livingston," b. Aug. 13, 1862; md. Xov. 28, 18S5, Emma Brown of Salem, Mass. Clerk in his father's store. 3135 ni Burton Otis,' b. Sept. 7, 1870. THE BAXXER OF THE FREE. 3130 I 3I3I 2 3132 3 3133 4 3134 n O mighty banner of the free I Years have you liuttered high O'er Columbia's land and sea. From north to southern sky. And many an eye with tears of love Has gazed upon thy form ; So proudly did you wave above The battle's raging storm. And when the cannon loudly roared And sabers flashed in air,' You, like a daring eagle, soared Amid the smoke and blare. And wave above the deadly fray As o'er some peaceful sea. While shot and shell, with lightning sway. Were screammg o'er the lea. Beneath thy shining stripes and stars, Our nation marches on; Prouder than all the kings and czars. The sun looks down upon. For Freedom now her cause maintains, And Union is her crv; And her proml banner nobly reigns — A jewel in the sky.

ESTES GENEALOGIES. O mighty ensign of the free ! Paul Jones en aid never feel The power he raised aloft in thee, Above the Ranger's keel ; Where first thy stately splendors shone From out fair Freedom's skv, Unfurled from their majestic throne, The Ranger's masthead high. O monarch of old ocean's wave ! The fairest queen at sea. Proudly you sail above the brave Who ride our waters free; And flutter at the masthead high, When born upon the breeze, The glory of the sailor's eye, On home or foreign seas. O flag of War ! O flag of Peace ! Long may you proudly wave. And may your presence e'er increase The valor of our brave. For now old Slavery's iron bands Have crumbled to decav — And o'er our vast republic's lands Kind Freedom rules to day. Heaven has planted thee on high By angels hands divine ; And from her " pure celestial sky," Thy starry glories shine. They glisten o'er her chosen land From north to southern bound. And spread their luster from the Hand That guards our native ground. Weep not, proud mothers, for your sons, For they have gone to rest. Where clanking arms and roaring guns Will ne'er their sleep molest. For God knows where our heroes lie. And sweetly do they rest In grander countries, far on high. In holy vestures dressed. J. Edmund Estes

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SOME OF THE DESCENDANTS RICHARD 3 ESTES OF CUMBERLAND, R. I. WHO IN ALL PROBABILITY WAS THE SON OF JOHN" ESTES, OF LYNN, AND GRANDSON OF MATTHEW ESTES, THE EMIGRANT.

■i Some of tbc 3Dct•cen^ant5 of IRicbnrt)' lEstes OF CUMBERLAND, R. I. April I, 171 1, land laid out to Richard Estes by the proprietors of Mendon, Mass. Fourteen acres more or less of the twenty acres of the Staples fifth division, laid out at the south end of Hopp Brook Cedar Swamp. Bounded southerly upon Joseph Balcoms land in part and partly on common one hundred and twenty-four rods, southeast corner being a stone set .up, the southwest corner on a rock, westerly fortyfour rods upon common to a heap of stones upon a rock being the northwest corner, northerly upon common in part and partly on Joseph Thayers land one hundred and twelve rods to a white oak tree marked near the northeast corner, easterly on common thirty-four rods to the southeast corner, the whole containing twenty-one acres and thirty rods, laid out for fourteen acres there being allowed for a four rod way across said land, laid out by Thomas White, James Levet and Samuel More. Feb. 10, 1745, another lot containing three acres of Ebenezer Cot)ks tenth division joining to his other land in Belling ham, Mass., and is bounded east on Bellingham line thirty rods, north on his own land, eighteen rods to a pine tree marked near his own land, thence with a direct line and bounded west on common thirty rods to Thomas Arnolds land and a black oak tree marked near said Arnolds land south on said Arnolds land, eighteen rods to Bellingham line a stake and heap of stones the southeast corner, and the north 

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224 ''^^'' ESTES GENEALOGIES. east corner of said Arnolds land, the whole containing three acres and sixty rods, sixty rods allowed for a two rod wav crossing said land laid out by William Torrey, surveyor, Daniel Lovet, chairman. March 15, 1742, Elijah Cook and wife Joanna of Bellin-ham, Mass., for ^520 deed to Richard Estes of Lynn, Mass. cordwainer, their homestead farm whereupon they lived, containing by estimation, 80 acres. Bounded as follows : Beginning at the corner of Ebenezer Darling's land, joining to Mendon line and being the northwest corner ; from thence to run easterly by or with said Darling's land to a corner of the land of Nathaniel Fairbanks ; from thence southerly with said Fairbank's land to the land that was William Chilsr)n's, at the time of his death ; then to run southwesterly with said Chilson's land to a beaten path or country road; then to run westerly by said road to a stake and stones by Mendon line ; then northerly by or with said line to first mentioned bound, etc. The same date Ebenezer Cook of Mendon, Mass., for ;£io deeds to Richard Estes of Lynn, cordwainer, four acres of land in Mendon and joining to Bellingham line. Bounded east with Bellingham line ; on the south with a highway ; on the west with grantor's other land, being three poles breadth from the said line westward and near about 200 poles length north and south on said line and bounded at the north end with land that belonged to William Chilson, deceased. ' And also two acres of land to be loaned or taken up in the common land in the township of Mendon. Note. Up to this

DESCEXDAN'TS OF RICHARD. 225 THE WILL OF RICHARD ESTES. I, Richard Estes, of Cumberland in the county of Providdence in the state of Rhode Island, yeoman, being in my usual state of bodily health and of sound and disposing; mind and memory, do make and ordain this my last will and testament ; My body I recommend to the earth to be decently buried, and touching such worldly estate wherewith I have been favoured in this life, after my just debts and funeral charges are paid, I give, devise- and dispose of the same in the following manner : First, I give to Hannah, my wife, one cow over and above her lawful right of dower and power of thirds in and unto my real estate. I give, devise and bequeath to my son Zaccheus, the whole of my real estate, to him and' his heirs and assigns, forever, upon condition that he, the said Zaccheus, pay to^his brothers my other sons, namely, John, Samuel, Stephen and Richard six Spanish milled dollars to each of them, or in other money to that value. I likewise give and bequeath to said Zaccheus all my tools and utensils for farming and husbandry business. I give and bequeath to my four sons, John, Samuel, Stephen and Richard all my live-stock of what kind soever. I give and bequeath to my son Richard all my wearing apparel. I give and bequeath to my two grandsons, Peter and Bijah Estes, who are the sons of my son Abijah, deceased, one Spanish milled dollar to each of them. I give and bequeath to my three daughters, namely, Hannah Gaskill, Mary Case and Huldah Mahoney, all the rest and remainder of my personal estate. And I do hereby constitute, ordain and appoint my said son Zaccheus sole executor of this my last will and' testament, and I do hereby land (b.lTlS aiidd. IISO), in some way came into posses.'sion of his Uncle Richard's estate. Tiie following diagram will show more clearly the lineage : Rohert Estes. ! 1 I Matthew Este^. b. IW.',. Richard Estes, b. 1647. • _L ] I John Estes, JL>. 10?4; d. 1723. Richard Estos, b. IfjSG; d. before 1723. Richard Estes, b. 1715; d. 17?9.

226 ESTES GENEALOGIES. revoke, disanul and utterly disallow all and every other and former will or wills, legacies, bequests and executors by me heretofore willed, named or bequeathed, ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this eleventh day of the ninth month, one thousand seven hundred eighty. Signed, sealed, published, pro-"^ nounced and declared by the said Richard Estes to be his last will, in presence of us, who, in his presence, and in presence of each other, have )> Richard Estes. ^ seal. hereunto subscribed our names. Jacob Arnold, George Arnold, George Comstock. ^ He died i\pril lo, 17S9. Administration granted to his son, Zaccheus Estes, the 14th day of November, 17S9. Amount of inventory, Aug. i, 1789. £12 : Ss. : lod. 3136 Richard 3 Estes (21), of Cumberland, R. I., appears to have owned land in three different towns, viz. : Cumberland, R. I., Bellingham and Mendon, Mass. There also appears in the records of Smithfield Monthly Meeting of Friends, the marriage of Richard Estes of Cumberland, and widow Hannah Aldrich of Uxbridge, Mass., the 5th day of the 6th month 1778, she may have been the second wife of Richard Senior. From his will and other records we construct the following family. Children : 3137 3138 3139 3140 3141 3142 I Zaccheus ■* (3159), b. ; md. ; d. . II John"* (3237, b. ; md. Hannah Walling; d. III Samuel* (3251), b. : md. Elizabeth Inman. IV .Stephen* (3264), b. ; md. Phebe Darling, V Richard* (3273), b. ; md. Rebecca Hill. VI Abijah* (3:79), b. ; md. Elizabeth Battles.

DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 23/ 3143 VII .Hannah,* b. ; d. ; md. Nov. 30, 1761, Jonathan, son of Jonathan Gaskill and Alice (Pickering) of Salem, Mass. ; b. May 22, 1739; d. by suicide Sept. iS, 1790, they went from Cumberland to Richmond, N. H., in 1762, and was the first settler of Richmond, near the place where tradition says, the first clearing was made by Sylvester Rogers. Ch. : 3144 I Sarah,'' b. Apr. 6, 1762; md. Dec. 22, 1779, Moses Buffum son of Benjamin of Smithfield, R. I. Had three ch. : 3145 2 Samuel,^ b. Oct. 30, 1763; md. Apr. 25, 1784, Nicene Boyce, son of Paul. 3146 3 Tamer,5 b. July II, 1765; md. Aug. 15, 17S4, Caleb Buff am son of Moses. 3147 4 Vamey,' b. Mar. 12, 1767. 3148 5 Hannah,' b. May 14, 1769; d. 1856; md. for his second wife. Mar. 25, 17S7, Caleb, son of Benjamin Buffum of Smithfield. b. 175S, d. 1S03, aged 45 years. She md., for her 2d husband, Stephen Raymond of Royalston. Ch. (by Caleb Buffum) : 3148a I Polly,'5 b. 17S7; md. Calvin Forbes. 3148b 2 Caleb,'' b. 17S9. 3148c 3 Silas,'' b. iSgo; md. Priscilla, dau. of Esek Buffum; moved from Richmond to Vermont. 3i4Sd 4 James,^ b, 1792; md. (i), Ruth Bliss; md. (2), Frances A. Fairfield ; lives in Keene, X. H. Efizabeth, b. ; md. Enoch Metcalf of Royalston. Benjamin.^ b. 1799; md. Sarah Bliss. Gaskill,'' b. ; d. y. Olive.s b. May 6, 1771 ; md. Oct. 2S, 17S9, Jedediah, s. of Jedediah Buffum and ( ), b. Apr. 7, 1785 ; d. June 29, 17S9. Had one ch. : Olive," b. Mar. 3, 17S9; md. Samuel Pickering. Silas,' b. July 29, 1773; "^d. Nov. 30, 1794; Deborah Wing, and had among others a son, Estes Gaskill. Lovice,' b, June 15. 1775; md. , X.ithaniel A. Bowen. Ebenezer,^ b. July 25, 1777 ; d. Sept. 24. 1790. Patience,' b. .A.ug. iS, 17S1 ; d. Feb. 26, 1802; md. Aug. 30, 179S. Benjamin Newell, b. ; d. 1868. He md (2), Keziah. wid. of .Aaron Whipple, and dau. of John Cass. jr. Ch. (by Patience) : 3153a I Job,*' b. Jan. 29, iSoo. 3153b 2 " Gaskill,'' b. Jan. 29, 1S02. 3154 fi Provided,' b. Sept. 8, 17S6; md. Dec. 19, 1S05, William, s. of Wm. Garnsey. Had 3 ch.: 16 31486 3i48f 3148? 3149 5 6 7 6 3149a 3150 7 3151 3152 3153 8 9 10

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228 ESTES GKXEALOGIES. 3154a I Hannah/' b. . 3154^ 2 Sylphiiia;; b. . 3154- 3 William H., b. . 3155 Vrir Mary,- b. ; md. July 12. r770, Joseph, s. of Daniel, and had two ch. : 3155 I Joseph.^ b. ; d. in Smithfield, R. I., . 3157 2 Liither.s b. ; md. Sarah Bryant, 3158 IX Huldah," b. ; md. Fe"b. 20, 1774, Timothy, son of Timothy Mahoney, of Smithfield. 3159 Zaccheus^ Estes (Si^y), son of Richard^ born ; died ; married June 2, 1768 Zaccheus Estes of Cumberland Co., of Providence. R. I., was a minor at this time, according to a deed from Ebenezer Gaskill of Mendon, to Joshua Patridge of Mendon. He was also taxed (as a nonresident) in Belliiigham, Mass., on real estate from 1784 to 1805 ; March 9, 1782, he of Cumberland, R. I., husbandman, for ^39.13; [gives a mortgage deed to Thomas Newell of Cumberland.] Children (Cumberland) 3160 I Marcus,-5 Recorded >[ark in the town records at Cumberland, R. I- ; b. ; md. Jan. 9, 1793, Freelove, dau. of Samuel Estes of Cumberland, R. I., and Elizabeth (Inman) ; b. Apr. 6, 1770. Ch. (Cumberland) : Betsey," b. May 29, 1793. Delana,'' b. July 23, 1795. Perhaps others. Rhoda,5 b. ; md. Oct. 11, 1795, Arthur Colwell. Ruth,'' b. , 1777; d. June 2S, iS6r, aged 84 ; md. Sept. 28, 1797, George, son of Paul Handy and Annie ( ), of Richmond. N". H. ; b. May ro, 1775: d. Dec. 26, 1S63. ^^^ 'i^'ed on his father's farm. They had fourteen ch. viz. : 3165 I Rufus," b. Aug. 4, 179S. 3166 2 Paul," b. Aug. 31', 18. )0 ; md. Lucy Grant and lived in Fitzwilliams. 3167 3 James H..* b. .1802; md. Clarissa Kingsley ; d. July 28, 1S60. 3168 4 Wclcom.','' b. , 1S04 : md. Elvira, dau. of Nathaniel AlJrich. removed to Danby, Vt. 3169 5 Loi

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317° 6 3I7I 7 3^72 8 3173 9 3174 10 3175 II 3177 13 3178 14 3179 IV DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 229 George, ^ b. , iSoSj md. Hubbard. Polly,'' b. Jan. 2S, iSto: md. James Ballou. Benjamin,'^ b. 1S12 ; md. Klvlra Norton. Henry,'^ b. , 1S14; md. Louisa, dau. of Elisha Perry. Moved to Xew York, state. Hosea,'' b. , 1S16; moved to Xew York, state. Benoni," b. , iSiS; md.a dau. of Rev. David Pickering. 3'76 12 Maria,'' b. , 1S21; md. July 17,1843. Wheaton C. JOlson. Stephen,'' b. , 1S23. Ruth.-^ b. , 1S25. Sally,5 b. Aug. 16, 17S0; d. .May 20, 1845; "^'•^- -^'o'^'- 27, 1799, Asa, son of Asa Thompson and Esther (Keith) , b. Jan. 19, 1775; d. Apr. 13, 1S62. A carpenter, lived in ^^endon, (now Blackstone, Mass.) Ch. : 31S0 I Lucy, '■• b. .-lug. 10, iSoi ; d. Aug. 10, 1S49 ; nid. July 2S, 1 82 1, Caleb \V. Wilson. Margaret,« b. Apr. 23, 1S03; d. .\ug. 26, 1S42. Elizabeth,*^ b. Sept. 22, 1806; d. Feb. 8, 1S63. .\sa,'^ b. .-\pr. 23, 1809; d. unmd. June 26, 1S42. John P.,'' b. Mar. i. 1S12 ; md. May 20. 1S39, Harriet .\. Drake. 3185 6 William V.,'5 b, Xov. 19, 1813; d. Feb. 11, 18S2 ; md. (i), Xov. 23, 1S37, Hannah Joslin ; md. {2), May 20, 1S39, Harriet Gilbert. X'ov. 3. 1S49, Catherine Mann. 3186 7 Sarah Keith,"^ b. May 13, 1S21 ; md. July 13, 1S40, Wni. G. Hadley, lived at East Blackstone, Mass. 3187 V Vienna,-' b. , 17S2; d. at Adams, Mass., Oct, 29, 1849. ^S^ 67 years; md. (i), June 3, 1802, Samuel Bartlett* s. of Squire Fisk ; removed to Adams, Mass. ; md. (2), James Alger, b. ; d. at Adams, Xov. 21, , aged 80 years. Profession, school teacher. Ch. (by Fisk) : Laura,'' b : md Putnam Randall. Samuel,'' b. ; md. Louisa Smith. Abigail,'' b. ; md. Isam Talmage ; lives at Blissfield, Mich. John,''' b. ; md. Charlotte Gray; d. . Vienna,'" b. ; md. James Randall, lives at Utica. X. Y. James,'' b. ; md. Sally Gray; d. . Stephen,'"' b. ; md. Angeline Gardner; d. . Lucinda," b. ; md. Gilbert Frazer. „ H tliis name a.s Jiimcs Fisk, but the town recorJ.s of CutuberLanil, K. X. give the naiue a.s ;?;uiri Bartlett Fisk, which is aoubtless correct. 3i8r 2 3182 3 3183 4 3184 5 3188 I 3189 2 3190 3 3191 4 3192 5 3193 6 3194 7 3195 8 •One account si

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3198 I 3^99 2 3200 3 3201 4 3202 5 230 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Ch. (by Alger) : 3196 9 Franklin, " b. at Adams, Mass., Fel). iS, 1S20 ; md. in Pownel, Vt., July 6, 1845, Eliza, dau. of Prince Snow and Asenath (Hamilton) b. in Bemardston, Mass., July 6, 182 1 ; d, Nov. 27, iSSS. They had 2 ch. (b. at Adams) : 3196a I James Francis,' b. Oct. 12, 1851 ; md. ; d. Mar. 18. iSSS. 3196b 2 Frances Augusta," b. Sept. 6, 1S53; md. Feb. 27, 1S73, Clark. 3197 VI Lois,5 b. ; md. July 23, iS j6, Samuel, son of Samuel Cur:■. tis, of Uxbridge, Mass, and Olive (Cook) (dau. of Caleb, of Swansea, Mass.), b. ; d. Sept, 13, 1855. They lived at Richmond, X. H., and had 5 children : Orison," b. ; md. May 16, 1S24. Jerrel A.,'^ b. ; md. Oct. 14, 1S12. Carolina Taylor. Eliza,'' b. ; md. Alvan Borrus. Marcus,* b. ; md. Almira Shepherd of Barre, Mass. Samuel.^b. Aug. 4, 1S27; md. Harriet E. Barnes, of Winchester, N. H. VII Naomi,-5 b. ; md. Aug. 30, iSrS, James Yates. Removed from Richmond, N. H. to Monroe, Mass., where she died. They had five or si.x children. VIII Polly,- b. ; md. , John, son of John Boyce of Richmond, X. H., b. Sept. 22, 1791 ; lived with his father until about 1S29, when he removed to Barton, Vt., where he remained a few years and returned, and finally went to Indiana About 183S they had thirteen children. Ch. : Sally,'' b. . John Di.K,'' b. . Marmaduke S.,*b. . Mahala,'"' b. . Mariba,'^ b. . James," b. . Polly,« b. . Edwin,'' b. . Plummer,'' b. . Ro-xanna,'' b. . Dianna,'"' b. . George '' b. . Daniel Cumminijjs,* b. . Abigail,^ b. IJO^ ; d. 1S33, aged 42; md. Apr. 27, 1S09 James, son of N'athaniel .\. Bowen and Lovice (Gaskill) (she was the dau. of Jonathan Gaskill, and Hannah Estes (3143). 3205 I 3206 2 3207 3 3208 4 3209 5 3210 6 321 1 7 3212 8 3213 9 3214 10 3215 II 3216 12 3217 13 3218 IX

3219 I 3220 2 3221 3 3222 4 3223 5 3224 6 3225 7 3226 S 3228 3229 3230 3231 3232 3233 6 3234 7 3235 8 3236 9 DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 23 1 [See History of Richmond, N. H], b. July 7, 17S9; d. Feb. 22, 1S51. lived in Richmond, X. H., 1S17, and removed to Monroe, Mass., the same year. Ch. : Horatio,'' b. . Uberto,'-' b. Feb. 23, 1S13. Lorenzo,<5 b. ; d. y. Lorenzo, 'J b. . Orrin,^' b. . ■ ' Emily.'Mj. . Albert,'' b. . Xancy,'' b. . The last four died in Monroe, Mass. Gulielma,^ b. ; d. ; md. July 10, iSoo, William, son of Stephen Wilcox and Susanna (Tillson) ; b. Oct. 27, 1778 ; d. . Ch. : Maria,'' b. ; d. unrad. Susan,'' b. ; md. .Seth Cook. Alice,'' b. ; md. Pardon Cory. William,'' b. ; md. .Melinda . Meribeth,*' b. ; md. Horace Southworth. Charles W.,-^ b. ; md. Elizabeth . Sylvia A.,'' b. ; md. Lyman Wilcox. Marcus C.,"' b. ; md. Eliza Knowlton (?) Mary A.,*' b. ; md. Otis Parkhurst. 3237 John-» Estes (31 38), son of Richard,' born probably in Cumberland, R. I. ; died ; married Nov. 23, 1756, Hannah Walling, daughter of . The first VVednesiay in May 1759, ^^''^s admitted freeman of Cumberland. We think this family went to North Adams, Mass. March 3, 1767, he bought land of Jeremiah Battles of Cumberland. Children : 3238 I Joh n,* b. ; d. ; md. , Molly Cummings (?) Ch. : 3239 I William,'' b. ; went to 111., d. there. 3240 2 John,'' b. . 3241 3 James.'-' b. .* 3242 4 Stephen,'' b. . 3243 S Ellic,5 b. [prob.ably Alexander]. 3244 6 Daniel,'' b. ; went to HI. *Iii 1817 James E, and carrieil ou an extensive tailuriny: busino^r,.

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3245 7 3246 s 3247 9 3248 II 3249 III 3250 IV 232 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Lydia,*" b. . Polly,': b. . Sally, b. . Samuel, 5 b. ; md. Massa (?) Brown. Elijah, b. ; md. Lydia Avery (?) IV Israel (32S2), b. 1774; md. Sarah Leet. 3251 Samuel + Estes (3139), son of Richard,^ born probably in Cumberland, R. I., ; d. ; md. , Elizabeth, probably daughter of Jeremiah Inman and Huldreth ( ), of Cumberland, b. Apr. 3, 1743 ; died . Children (Cumberland, R. I.) : 3252 I David* (3290), Dec. 23. 1766; md. (i), ; md. (2), Azubah Hill. 3253 II Hannah,' b. Aug. 9, 176S; md. Nov. 19, 1S90, Esek Cook, s. of Noah. Ch. : Lydia,'' b. Feb. 15, 1790. Samuel G.,*^ b. Sept. 20, 1792 ; md. Sept. 16, 1810, Salyndo dau. Ebenezer Cook. Lived in Chester, Vt. Seth,'"' b. Jan. 27, 1796; md. Feb. 23, 1S17, Maranda Braley. Xarcissa, b. Jan. 6, 1799. James F.,*^ Feb. 5, 1S03. Nelson A.,* b. May 23, 1S09; lived in Chester, Vt. Freelove,' b. .\pr. 6. 1770; md. Jan. 9, 1793, Mark Estes (3160). Betsey,^ b. June 7, 1772 ; md. Peter Estes (32S0). s. of .Abijah. Samuel*: (3307), b. May 6, 1774; md. ; d. . Silas (3330), b. Nov. 6, 1776; md. ; d. May i, 1S40. 3254 3255 I 2 3256 3 3257 4 3258 s 3259 6 3260 III 3261 IV 3262 V 3263 VI 3264 Stephen ^ Estes (3140), son of Richard,^ born probably in Cumberland, ; md. May 19, 1774 Phebe, daughter of Joseph Darling and Bethsheba (Inman), of Cumberland, born Dec. 10, 1753. Their marriage ceremony was performed by Abner Ballou, elder. Taxed in Bellingham, Mass., on real and personal estate in 1778, 1779, 17S0. June 26, 1772, David Nowell of Bellingham, husbandman /^33: 1 2s., deed to Stephen Estes, of Cumberland, laborer, land in Bellingham and Cumberland, with one quarter part of the buildings thereon, etc. June 9, 1773, for the abovesaid amount, he made over to his brother Zaccheus Estes, this

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 233 same property. John Dexter, witness. He also lived in Connecticut, Pittsfoid, Vt. and Keene, N. Y. Children : 3265 I Joseph' (3340), b. May 2, 1783; md. Asenath McArthur. 3266 II Nathan,^ b. ; md. Kate McArthur, dau. of Joseph and Asenath. 3267 III Otis^ (3357), b. ; md. ; d. . 3268 IV Stephen = (3370), b. Apr. 5. 17S9; md. Hannah Wares. 3269 V Sally, '5 b. ; d; . 3270 VI Phebe,^ b. ; d. . 3271 VII Russe!l,5 b. ; d. . 3272 VIII Dexter s (33.S3), b. Jan. 14, 1796; md. Sally Thayer, . 3273 Dr. Richard-' Estes (3 141), son of Richard,^ born in Providence ; married Rebecca Hill. Sept. 9, 1S05, Richard Estes with wife, Rebecca of Cumberland, Providence Co., R. I., yeoman, for $60 deed to William Burke {?) of Smithfield, R. I., yeoman, land in Mendon, being by estimation four acres. Settled in Huntington, Vt. Children : 3274 I Richard,^ b. ; d. . 3275 II Diantha,^ b. ; d, . 3276 III Altha,' b. ; d. . 3277 IV Benjamin Hall ^ (3401). b. Jan. i, 1796 ; md. . 327S V Rebecca,^ b. ; d. . 3279 Abijah* Estes (3142), son of Richard, born probably in Cumberland, R. I. ; died before 17S0. He was published in marriage June 16, 1770, with Elizabeth Battles of Mendon, Mass. Children : 3280 I Peter^ (3426J, b. in Mendon, Dec. zS, 1773; intention of marriage Sept. 7, 1793, with Miss Betsey Estes, probably daughter of Samuel Estes (3251). 3281 II Abijah' (3434), b. in Cumberland, R. I., Mar. 28, 1776; intention of marriage May iS, 179S, with Abigail Trait and were both of Mendon.* * In the town reconls of Cuinborhunl this name is recordoil as Ru.sscll Abijah E-itos you will al.-o notic in tlie will nt' his -nia.lfather that he is calle.l Ui.iaii .-•on of his".-*on Al)ij.ih; iit Uii-i ii'.iiu tli..- naiisc 1)\ r-ome meati^j has been ehangeil ti) Eity so thai the pi-f sunt guucniliou know Ihi.s inaa as ISijaU Ksty.

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Jf iftb Generation. 3282. Israel -= Estes (3250), son of John/ (Rk/iard^^^ born in Cumberland, R. L, moved with his parents to North Adams, Mass., where he died Feb. 20, 1845, aged 70 years, and 7 months ; md. , Sarah Leet, of Cumberland. Children : 3283 I Israel 6 (34S6), b. Nov. 4, iSdi ; md. Sept. 6, 1821, Sarah Hewett. Samuel,^ b. ; md. , Esther Griffith (.'). .Andrew J.,'' b. ; md. , Sarah Frasier. They had two children recorded in North Adams, Mass. : E. M. Estes." b. Feb. 3, 1S48. Susan,^ b. June 3. 1S49. IV Sarah,'^ b. ; md. Luther Carpenter. .-Vmanda,'' b. ; md. , James Fowler. 3284 II 3285 III 3286 , 3287 2 3288 IV 3289 V . 3290 Davids Estes (3252), son of Samuel^ {Ric/iard^), born in Cumberland, R. I., Dec 23. 1766; died Sept. 2, 1S53; married (i), , in Cumberland. Freelove Hill, born ; died , and was buried in the burying ground between North and Soutii Alams, Mass. Married (2), in .\dams, Mass. , Azubah. daughtt;r of I.evi Hill and Eunice (Brown), of Pownal, Vt , formerly of Rliode Island, born February — , irSi ; died in North Adams, Aug. 4, 1854. The following interesting account of Mr. Estes is given in the distory of North Adams, by W. F. Stear. "In 1792 or 1793, David Estes came to this town from Rhode Island. In 1795 he bought settling lot No. 25, embracing all the land north of Center street, almost to Liberty and e.xtending eastward to the site of the Freeman Print Works. This lot was formerly owned by Murray and Jones, who were among the original grantees of the township.

DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 235 Murray fled in the Revolutionary struggle, being a Tory, and his share of the lot was confiscated. Eli Persons bought it of the Commonwealth and sold it to Burrall Sutton and Burrail Wells. These parties sold it to Jencks Ruttenfur, and he in turn sold it to David Estes for one hundred and fifty pounds, or about five hundred dollars of our money at that time. This lot was in those days a complete wilderness, and valuable only for its mill priviledges. The garden plants did not thrive. " David Estes was a man of great industry and economy, and had a keen eye for practical utility. He commenced making cut nails Ity manual labor in 1793 or 1794, having procured the tools in Rhode Island, and brought the nail rods from Salisbury, Conn., in a one-horse cart. The nails were cut of proper length by heavy shears, and headed cold in dies brought together by pressure of the foot on a spring. Most of the early buildings after Mr. Estes came, were put up with his nails. They were tough, and would clinch like wrought iron — differmg from the deceitful cut nails of modern times. Many of these nails taken out of old buildings, would last another centurv, and many yet remain in buildings. Shingle nails sold for seventeen cents per pound, or fifty cents [)cr thousand ; larger nails at from twelve and onehalf to fifteen cents per pound. Saddle nails were also made by Mr. Estes, and sold in Braitleboro, Greenfield and many other places. The nail business was continued until about the year 18 10, when Mr. Estes became absorbed in more extensive enterprises." In 1795. Mr. Estes was one of the principal landholders, there being less than a dozen dwellings in the whole village. " He owned and occupied the house now [1885] standing on Center street, west of J. A. Bond & Brothers' stable. No street was laid out and only a footpath or lane led from his house to Eao:le street."

23^ ESTES GENEALOGIES. "In 1801 David Estes, having constructed a dam across the north branch, erected the first buildings in town for carding wool and dressing cloth. They stood on the site of the Estes factory. " In the year 1825, David Estes & Son erected a brick mill forty-six by thirty-one feet and four stories high. This afterwards formed a part of the mill near the Eagle street bridge, which was burned in 1845. The machinery at first consisted of one hundred and eighty spindles and nnie looms. Satinets were manufactured. Connected with the same was a wooden building for cloth dressing; also one hundred and fifty spindles for making satinet warps." " In 1822 his son Evenal Estes formed a partnership with Artemas Crittenden, and manufactured satinet in the clothing works of David Estes. In 1824 they disolved partnership and Deacon Crittenden run the mill alone." Mr. Estes moved to North Bennington about 1828, he lived here until his death which occured in 1S53. Children (by first wife) : 3291 I Evenel,« b. Nov. lo. 1795; md. Jan. 2S, 1S19. Amy Potter of Adams, Mass., he died Jan. — , 1S77. No issue. Truman, « (.3497). ^- June 17, 179S; d. Aug. 23, 1864. David, '^ b. , iSoi ; md. ; d. 1S12. No issue. Otis,* b. ; d. young. Children (by second wife) : 3295 V Emeline,' b in Adams, ^^ass., Jan. 27, 1S16; md. Sept. 17, 1S33, Asa Doty of Bennington, Vt., son of Sylvester Stewart and Almira (Doty) of White Creek, N. Y. ; b. Sept. 9, 1811. Ch. (Bennington) : M. Delos,' b. Apr. 27, 1S35; md. . William H.,' b. Apr. 23, 1S37; md. . Melvin W.,' b. Apr. 17, 1S39; md. . Emeline A.,' b. July 10, 1S41 ; md. . Mary Alice,' b July 24, 1S56; md. . Martha,'' b. in Adams, Dec. i, 1S19; md. in Adams, Mass., Sept., 1S39. Jolm R., son of John Simpson and Bhebe (Card) of Hoosic, \. V. ; b. Sept. 10, ii)i6. Ch. (Hoosic) : 3292 ir 3293 III 3294 IV 3296 I 3297 2 3298 3 3299 4 3300 5 3301 VI

DESCENDAXTS OF RICHARD. 23/ 3302 I Roseltha A.J h. Sept. 29, 1S40; d. Apr. 23, 1S43. 3303 2 Adelbert Estes,' b. Dec. 24, 1S42 ; md. Apr. — , 1879, Harriet Jane Abbott of Pittstown, N. Y. They lived on the old homestead at Hoosic, N. Y. 3304 3 Elenora D.J b. Xov. 6, 1S44 ; md. Dec. — , 1866, J. Dudley Curtis. Emigrants to Wyoming Ter., May — , 1SS7. Has two daughters. 3305 4 >rartha A.,' b. Mar. 10, 1S4; ; d. Feb. iS, 1S48. 33°6 5 Emily Frances,' b. Aug. 22, 1S59; md. Jan. 1S79, Clark S. Harrington. A farmer emigrated Mar. 1885, to Willow Lake, Clark Co., Dakota. They have three sons. 3307 Samuel Estes 5 (3262), son of Samuel {Richard^), born in Cumberland, R. I., May 6, 1774; died March 22, 1837. December — , 1826, he of Cumberland, bought of Daniel Wilcox land lying partly in Mendon and partly in Bellingham, Massachusetts. March i r, 1S37, an application to the courts for administration on the estate of Samuel Estes, deceased, and on the first day of May following, Smith Arnold was appointed. Amount of inventory $1170.74. June 26, 1837, a deed from John Cass, Clarinda Estes, Phila Estes, Samuel Estes, Burrell Estes and wife Lucy, all of Cumberland, to Daniel Wilcox of Cumberland, being the estate of their honored father, which was in Mendon and Bellingham. May 3, 1 84 1, Burrell Estes was appointed administrator on the remaining part of his father's estate ; Samuel jr. and others furnishing security. Mr. Estes married, April 12, 1801, Lavinia, daughter of Thomas Wood jr. and Molly (Tillson), born September 26, 1777; died January 19, 1819. Children (Cumberland, R. I.) : 3308 I Prussia,*' b. Aug. ig, iSoi ; md. John Cass; no issue; d. May II, 1S3S. 3309 11 Bunill'' (351S), b. July 22. 1S03; d. Sept. 27, iSSi,

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238 ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. 3310 III Lucina.M). Xov. 23, 1S05; d. Feb. 6, 1S92 ; md., Jan. 1,1834 Abner B.irtlett, b. Sept. 12, 1S12; d. Apr. 17, 1S56. Ch. (Woonsocket, R. I.): 33" I Alfred E. Bartlett." b. Aug. 12, 1S36 ; md.. Mar. 27, 1S59, Almeda S., dau. of Wiley Pickering and Susan ( ). Ch. (Woonsocket) : 33" a r Hattie A. Bartlett,^ b. Mar. 2S, 1S60. 33" b 2 Henry W. Bartlett,^ b. Dec. 2, 1S62. 33" c 3 Herbert A. Bartlett.^ b. Mar. 2S, 1S64; d. Mar. 9, 1865. 3311 d 4 Herman L. Bartlett,^ b. Mar. 21, 1S65 ; d. Sept. 16, 1S65. 3311 e 5 Malena S. Bartlett,^ b. Apr. 3, 1866. 331 1 f 6 Roscoe Bartlett,^ b. Mar. 23, 1S6S. 3312 2 Alexander M. Bartlett,' b. Dec. i, 1840. 3313 IV Mary,'' b. May 2, 1807; d. Nov. 10, 1S51 ; md. in Cumberland, Apr. 23, 1829, Jarvis Jillson, b. . Ch. (Woonsocket) : 3314 I Lavina Jillson,' b. Sept. 8, 1829; died Sept. 16, 1S46. .3315 2 Lucina Jillson," b. Sept. 19, 1S31 ; d. May 22, 1844. 3316 3 Charles Jillson," b. Mar. 13, 1833; d. Mar. 28. 1864, in Woonsocket from the effects and hardships encountered in the Union army during the late war. 3317 4 Emily S. Jillson,' b. Oct. 10, 1S34; d. Sept. 24, 1S36. 3318 5 Andrew Jillson,^ b. Mar. 2t, 1S37 ; md. .A.pr. 12, 1S66, Olive H. Sayles. Served in R. I. Volunteers, mustered in May 2, 1S61, wounded at Petersburg, Va., July 30, ,, . . 1864, transfered to Co. B, seventh K.I. Vols. Oct. 21, 1864. Ch, (Woonsocket) : Mary Eva Jillson,^ b. May 13, 1S67 ; d. Oct. 6, 1S77. Walter M. Jillson,' b. Aug. 23, 1S6S. Elmer A. Jillson.' b. Jan. 2, 1S70. Edwin S. Jillson,' b. Dec. 6, 1S71,. Barton Jillson," b. July-, 1S39; d. Apr. 19, 1S50. Arlon Jillson," b. Dec. 17, 1S41 ; md. Nov. 7, 1867, Mary A. Fuller of Woonsocket. Enlisted in the fifth Reg. R. I. Artillery Dec. 16, 1S61, mustered out Nov. 26, 1S64. Ch. : 3320 a I. Charles Elmer Jillson,' b. Jan. 11, 1S71 ; d. 1S92. 3321 8 Hyman E. Jillson,' b. .May 7, 1S44. 3318 a I 3318 b 2 3318 c 3 33i8d 4 3319 6 3320 7 3322 3323 3324 9 Waldo E. Jillson.T b. July 15. 1S4S. V Clarinda,« b. Feb. iS, iSii ; d. Nov. 10, 1S43. VI Samuel,'' b. ,1813; md. (i), ,1839, Harriet Inman. b. ■ ; d. Aug. 10, 1S40, aged 21 y. ii mo.; md. (2). , 1843, .Mary Ann Wells b. ; d. Aug 15. 1S43. ag^^ -^ >'•

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t ■■ DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 239 4 mo. 25 d. ; md. (3), 1S47, Abby X. Smith, b. ; d. Oct. 9, 1S76, aged 59 y. S mo. 13 d. Mr. Estes is now (1S93) at Highbridge, X. J. All three wives are buried at South Bellingham, Mass. Ch. (by Harriet) : 3325 I Henry A./ b. July 19, 1S40; md., in Jersey City, N. J., Feb. 13, 1S66, Asenath Smith, b. Sept. S, 1S46; lives at High bridge, X. J. Ch. Clarence H.,^ b. Aug. 22, 1S71. Olive C.,« b. Feb. 5, 1S74; d. Mar. 5, 1S74. Olive Harriett,' b. Aug. 12, 18S3. Phila,^ b. . 1S16; d. Sept. 2, 1S41; rad., r, Horace Darling. Ch.: Emily Darling," b, ; d. y. Amanda M. Darling,^ b. , 1S39; d. Aug. 15, 1S69 ; md., 1865, Robert Mormon. Ch. : Willie Mormon,' b. Jan., 1867 ; d. June 5, 1S67. Edith I. Mormon,' b. Feb. 23, 1869; d. June 4, 1869. Emery ,^ b. ; d. y. 3330 Silas s Estes (3263), son of SamueM (R/c/mnP), born Nov. 6, 1776 ; died May i, 1S40 ; married Sept. 24, 1800, Mary Ann Peters ; born June 4, 1784 ; died Apr. 25, 1S53, of Palmer, Mass. It is claimed by some of the family that Richard, Peter and David were brothers of Silas. Children : Clarissa,* b. Feb. 24, 1799; md. , John Waite. Cynthia," b. Feb. i, iSoi ; md. , Wm. Godfrey. Silas* (3537). b. Sept. iS, 1803; md. Phebe Cronkhite. Samuel,'' b. Xov. 30, 1805 ; md. R. Harrington. Almira,* b. Feb. 11, 1809; md. , Xemiah Pratt. Leland W.," b. Feb. 7, iSii ; md. , Almira Harrington. Franklin I.,'' b. Aug. 14, 1S14; d. unmd. June 12, 1S46. David T.," b. Aug. 7, 1S15 ; d. . Emeline S.,^ b. July 3, 1S19; d. . 3325 a I 3325 b 2 3325 c 3 3325 d 4 33256 5 3326 VII p 3327 I 3338 2 3328 a r 3328 b 2 3329 IX I 3331 I 3332 II 3333 III 3334 IV 3335 V 3335 VI 3337 VII 3338 VIII 3339 IX 3340 Josephs Estes (3265), son of Stephen + (^Richard^'), born in Providence, R. I., May 2, 1783 ; died Apr. i, 1857 ; married in New York, Oct. 12, 1806, Asenath Mc Arthur; born Charlotte, Vt., Sept. 22, 1789 ; died Auir. 29, 1842. Emi 

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240 ESTES GENEALOGIES. grated to New York state July 1837, removed from North Elba fthen Keene), to Stockholm, St. Lawrence Co., N. V., with all his family. Children (North Elba) : 3341 I Emily A., '^ b. Nov. 6, iSoS. 3342 II Jilderoy,'' b. Jan. 4, iSii ; d. July 13, iSSS. 3343 III Henry Charles,* b. May 31, 1S12 ; md. Oct. 26, 1837, Emily L. daughter of Samuel T. Adams and Orinda (Brown) of Reding, Vt. ; b. July 21, 1S17 ; d. . Ch. (Stockholm, X. V.): 3344 I Hosea B.,' b. July 25, 1S3S. 3345 2 Orinda A.," b. Mar. 4, 1S40 ; md. in Janiesville, Wis., Oct. — , 1S57, X. H. Bennett. ,- .5 , Cora M ' } '^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^S^ °^ '^ months at Jamesville, T-j j'l- - (• ^^'3 , being about two years difference 3347 4 Edward L.,'^ in their ages. 3348 IV Orson K.,'^ b. Oct 30, 1S14 ; d. July 20, 1884. 3349 V Joseph/' b. May 24, 1S17; d. , 1886. 3350 VI Daniel W.,*- b. July 24, 1S19; d. May 1877. 3351 VII Asenath,'' b. Jan. 30, 1822. 3352 VIII Stephen M.,'^ b. Jan. 23, 1S24; lives in , Wis. 3353 I-'^ Edward B.,'J b. Jan. 7, 1826; d. about Sept. , 1865. 3354 X Phebe,'' b. Feb. 25, 182S, d. May 12, 1863. 3355 XI Edwin R.,'' b. Feb. 28, 1830; d. Sept. 16, 1849. 3356 XII Fannie E.,'' b. Apr. 16, 1834. 3357 Otis Estes5 (3267), son of Stephen-* {RichariP), born in a town near Connecticut river, Connecticut, ; d. 1843; md., in Keene, N. Y., Jerusha, daughter of Thomas Dart of Keene, N. Y., b. ; d. , 1843. Children (Keene, N. Y.) : 3358 I Byron," b. ; md. Mary Shaw, dau. of Joseph ; d. 1829. 3359 II Almend,* b. ; d. 1S79. 3350 III Otis,*- b. June 3, 1S14; d. Jane iS, 1S92 , md.. Sept. 19, 1S39 Rhoda A., dau. of James Merrill of Keene, X. Y., b. ; d. Apr. 18, 1S88. OBITUARY. Otis Estes, who died at Keene Valley, suddenly, of cerebral appople.\y, June iS, had served as deacon of the church and superintendent of the Sunday-school for manv years. Of Scotch descent, his brother einiu'rated from Connecticut to Keene \ alley in the year iSiJ. He united with the church at the age of si.xteen years and

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 24I was emphatically a pillar in the house of the Lord throughout his life. In the absence of a minister he had frequently conducted religious services, and spoken words of comfort on funeral occasions'. It is believed that he never had an enemy. He was universally spoken of as thoroughly upright and devout to a marked degree. His neighbors with one accord will now rise up and call him blessed. For twenty-tive years his home was the favorite summer resort for many excellent Christian people, among whom may be mentioned. Rev. Horace Bushnell D.D, and President Xoah Porter with many other divines, living and dead. He married, in 1S39, Rhoda Ann Merrill. He had long wished fo^r death and that the end might come suddenly. His wish in this respect was gratiiitd. In his memorandum book was found, apparently copied shortly before his death, the entire hynm beginning: — " Oh Lord of rest, for thee I sigh, When will the moments come When I can lay my armor down. And dwell with Christ at home." A good man has gone to his reward leavmg to all his friends the light of his holy example — truly " the memory of the just is blessed." C. M. P. Ch. (Keene) : 3361 I James H.," b. Sept. 23, .1S42; md., in Hartford, Conn., Dec. 21, 1S76, Elizabeth B., dau. of , brought up by Charles Lee of North Somers, Conn. Mr. Estes is the proprietor of the Estes House, Keene Valley, Essex Co., N. Y., the only hotel in the valley from which Mount Marcy can be seen, and will accommodate thirty-five guests. Ch. (Keene) : Leon J.,^ b. Apr. 11, 1S7S. Josie L.,3b. May 4, iSSi. Nellie L.,' b. Aug. 5, 1884 ; d. Aug. 30, 1SS4. Byron O., « b. June 30, 18S7. Rhoda O.,' b. June 2, 1S46; d. July 26, 1S63. Byron B.,^ b. Mar. 29, 1848 ; md.. Mar. — , 1S76, Ann M., dau, of James S. Holt. Fannie F.,^ b. Apr. 19, 1850; md., Dec. 23, 1S87. Lucena E.,' b. Aug. 17, 1S54 ; md., Apr. — , i8St, Thos. F. Redwood. 3366 6 Dianna,' b. Dec. 2, 1856: md., Oct. — , 18S4, Wesley C. Sumner. Fannie," b. ; d. Mar. 1SS6. Dianna,* b. ; d. before 1S53. Lavinia,'"' b. ; d. , 1S63. 3361a I 3361b 2 3361 c 3 3361 d 4 3362 2 3363 3 3364 4 3365 S 3367 IV 3368 V 3369 VI 3370 Stephens Estes(326S), son of Stephen •♦ {Richard^), born April 5^ 1789; died ; married in Keene, N. Y., , Hannah Wares; born July 6, 1802. Carpenter and mill\vri--ht, and a member of the Grangers.

242 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Children (Keene) : Alon/o,"' I). Nov. I, 1S20. Philo,'^ b. Xo%-. 10, iS22. Ananias,'^ b. May 2S, 1S25 ; md, in Pierrepont, N. Y., July 3, 1855, Charlotte, dau. of John Spear Jr., and Phebe S. Bock; b. in Norwich, Vt., Oct. 9, 1S34. Ch. (Parishville, N. Y.) : Sarah A., h. May 10, 1S54 ; d. Oct. 26, 1S76. Rosetta L., b. May 22, 1S56; md. Dec. 27, 1SS3, Ira Young. Freddie J., b. June 2, 1S58 ; d. Apr. 20, 1859. Carrie M., Jan. 12, 1S64; ni

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 243 3397 VII Betsey A.,« b. Mar. 10, 1S33. 3398 VIII Caroline S.,'^ b. Jaiv 2S, iS.H. 3399 IX Almena J., b. Mar. 27, 1S36; d. . 3400 X Mary Orphena," b. May 27, i83Sr 3401 Benjamin Hall Estess (3277), son of Richard^ (^Richard ^'j, horn in Keene, New York, January i, 1796; married, November 17, 18 17, Esther, daughter of Dudley Higley and Esther ( ) of Richmond, Vermont. She (18S7) a pensioner of the war of 1812. Children : Roxana J.,* b. Nov. 9, iSiS, in Huntington, Vt. Anes Eliza,*' b. Mar. 2S, 1S20, in Huntington, Vt. ; d. May 2S, 1820. Emeline,*^ b. Feb. 13, 1822, in Chester, N. Y.; d. . IV Benj. W.,* b. Nov. 8, 1S25. in Chester. X. Y.; d. . Ransom H,^ b. Feb. 27, 1826, in Middleboro, Vt. Elihu B,* b. Jan. 23, 1S2S, in Fairfa.x, Vt. ; md. . Ch. : Benjamin Franklin," b. . Annie Charlotte,' b. . Webster Cumming," b. . Cassie Louisa," b. . Minnie Alvoretta," b. . Satie Esther," b. . X'orman F.,'' b. in Chesterfield, Essex County, N. Y., Dec. 23, 1831 ; md. Dec. 26, 1S52, Lurena B., dau. of James Dickerson and .A.urillia S. { ) of Chesterfield. Ch. (first three in Chesterfield, N. Y. ; ne.xt three in Brooklyn, N. Y. ; last three in Port Kent, X. Y.) Artilissa Helen," b. Dec. 12, 1S53 ; md. John L. Mock. Irvin Xorman.'b. Aug. 13, 1855; d. Nov. i, 1855. Martha Eugenia,^ b. Dec. 3, 1856. Frances Josephine. ""^ b. Xov. 16, 1859 ; d. Aug. 23, 1S60. Almira Everett," b. Feb. 6, 1S61. Annie Emeline," b. Apr. 7, 1S63. William Earnest," b. Mar. 14, 1865. James Hall," b. Apr. 18, i868. Mata May," b. Mar. 27, 1S75. Louisa,'' b. Dec. 22, 1S33, in Port Kent, N. Y. Cyrus H., b. M.iy — , 1S36, Keesville, X. Y. ; d. X7 3402 I 3403 II 3404 III 3405 IV 3406 \ 3407 VI 3408 I 3409 2 3410 3 34" 4 3412 5 3413 6 3414 VII 3415 I 3416 2 3417 3 3418 4 3419 5 3-420 6 3421 7 3422 8 3423 9 3424 VIII 3425 IX

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244 ESTES GEXEALOGIES. 3426 Peters Estes (3280), son of Abijah ^ (Richard^), born in Mcndon, Mass., Dec. 28, 1773 ; intention of marriage at Mendon, Sept. 7, 1793, with Miss Betsey Estes of Cumberland, daughter of Samuel Estes No. ( ). Children : 3427 I Richard « (3549), b. Providence, R. I. ; md. Polly Richards of North Adams. Abijah,* b. ; md. . Had one son. Solomon," b. . Maria,* b. ; md. Dillworth. Delana,'5 b. ; md. ; Fuller. Peter," b. ; moved to Mich. Jerome,^ b. ; md. Gates. 3428 II 3429 I 3430 III 3431 IV 3432 V 3433 VI 3434 AbijahsEsty (3281), son of Abijah,-* {^Ric/iard^}, born in Cumberland, R. I., March 28, 1776; died February 13, 1848; married , Abigail Taft ; were published in Mendon, May iS, 1798, both being residents of that town. She was the daughter of Nathaniel Taft, born , 17S0; died ; Abijah Esty jr. was appointed August 10, 1848, administrator of his father's estate. Children : 3435 I Russell,* b. in Mendon, Jan. 7, 1799; d. Mar. 20, 1887 ; md. , Esther, dau. of Thomas Wood and Martha { ) ; b. Jan. 6, 1795 '< d- • Ch. : 3436 I William H.,' b. Dec. 2r, 1S35 ; md. (i), , Amanda { ); b. ; d. ; md. (2), July 23, 1868, Phebe, dau.of William Darling and Polly (Inman) of Burrillville, R. I.; b. Nov. 11, 1S35; had one child by first wife. 3437 I Edward R.,' b. Nov. u, 1S61 ; md. Feb. 17, 1SS6, Mary E., dau. of James E. Engley and Mary E. ( )• 3438 2 Louis B./ b. Dec. 14, 1S3S; md. , Amanda, dau. of Otis Cook and Abigail (Chilson) of Cumberland, R. I. ; live now (1S90), Dorchester street, .South Boston, Mass. 3439 II Hannah.^ b. in Mendon, Apr. 7, iSoo; md. Oct. 2, 1871. Stephen Uendrick.

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3441 I 3442 2 3443 3 3444 4 3445 5 3446 6 DESCENDANTS^F RICHARD. 245 3440 III Chloe,'^ b. in ^rendon, Mar. 7, iSoz; md. in Thompson, Conn., Mar. 4, [S21, Seth Trusdell; b. in Thompson, Nov. 2, 1-9S; d. . Ch. : Charlotte," b. in Thompson, Oct. 14, 1S21 ; twice married. Samuel,' b. in Xorthbridge, Mass.. July 3, 1825; d. in infancy. Rachel,' b. Xorthbridge, Mass., Sept. 26, 1826. Samuel,^ b. Thompson, Conn., June 10, 1S28. Russell," b. Thompson, Conn., July 6, 1S29. Seth,' b. Thompson, Conn., Jan. 10, 1831 ; d. in the army May, 4, 1S63. 3447 7 Esther,^ b. Thompson, Conn., July 12, 1833; md. Aug. 2, 1S55. D. F. Hatch, of Springtield, Mass. 3448 8 ChloeAnn,'b. Killingly, Conn., Jan. 31, 1837; d. May- 3, iSSS; md. Xov.,iS57, Bramwell Woolesy, Sycamore, 111. 3449 9 Henrietta Maria," b. Killingly, Conn., July 17, 1842; md. Thompson, Conn., Dec. 4, 1866, Xewman W. James ; b. Exeter. R. I., Aug. 31. 1S36, son of Alanson and Olive James. Ch. : 1 Walter A.,' b. Xov. 13. 1S6S. 2 Arthur R.,^ b. Xov. 25, 1S70. 3 Luther A.,^ b. .May 11. 1S73. Abigail," b. Dec. 16, 1S04; d. May 6, 18S9 ; md. Jan. 9, 1S37, Manriah, s. of David Kelley and ; b. Jan. 9, rSoi ; d. Aug. 26, 1874. Had two dans. Abble.^b. ; d. Aug. 25, iSS;. Laura A.,' b. ; md. Levi Ballon of Mendon, Mass. Sally,* b. ; d. y. Warren,' 1>. ; d. . Abijah,'^ b. in Slatersville, R. I., Dec. 3. iSio; d. Aug. 3, 1S84. His will dated Sept. 17, 1S47, has for one of the witnesses an Estes Burdon. Md. in U.xbridge, Mass., Sept. 12, 1S37, Asenath, dau. of John Amidon ; b. June 11, 1816; d. Xov. 10, iSgo. The following Biography of Mr. Esty is furnished by a member of the family. 3449 a 3449 b 3449 c 3450 IV 3451 I 3452 2 3453 V 3454 VI 3455 VII Mr. Ahijah E=ty was born in S! itersville, R. I., on the tliird day of December, iSro. From a farmer hoy he started in the industrial ricld. demonstrating great zeal and inte'^'rity from the source of his powerful natural ability and substantiated the fountlation of great enterprising dexterity that established himself into many manufacturing concerns of woolen goods, which success utilized until'his death, undergoing a most brilliant career in the wool manufacture for a period of tifty years. His parents moved, while he was quite a young boy, to dwell on the northerly highlands of Millville, Mass., when there were only tiiirteen hou>es in that now tlirivhig village. Having worked on the

246 ESTES GliXEALOGIES. farm till theatre of nineteen (19), he entered the factory then conducted bv Col. Mo George Webber. Lydia,-' ) b. . Warren Ward,'' b. in Chepachet, R. I., Feb. 15, 1S14; d. June 2.. 1S-9; md. in Killingly. Conn., Nov. 2, 1S35, Alice, dau. 3457 2 3458 3 3459 VIII 3460 IX 3461 X

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 247 . . of Willard Leveas and Rebecca (Parks) of Killingly, b. Sept. 6, 1S12; d. May 7, 1S88. Ch. 3462 I Aaron Spaulding Esty/ b. in Smithfield, R. I., Nov. 5, 1836 ; md. in Bellingham, Mass., April 18, 1S61, Louisa M.. dau. of George Greene and Ann (Bowen) ; b. in Leicester, Mass., Oct. 27, 1839. Ch. 3463 I Alice L.,s b. in Blackstone. Mass., May 17, 1862; d. Aug. 20, 1S63. 3464 2 Frank Spaulding,^ b. in Alameda, Cal., Feb. 18, 1864; md. in West Upton, Mass, Feb. 18, 1887, Anna Elizabeth Arnold. They had two ch. b. in Washington, D. C. Ch. : 3464 a I Alice Levens,' b. .Mar. 6, 18S8. 3464 b 2 Marion Arnold,' b. Nov. 12, 1889. 3465 3 Carrie .\ugusta,' b. in Smithheld, R. I , Mar. 16, 1S66; d. Mar. 7, 1S75. 3466 4 Warren Barten,^ b. in Hesper. Iowa, Jan. 31, 1868. 3467 5 Jennie Louise,'' b. in Hesper, Iowa, June 15, 1870. 3468 ■ 6 Jessie Madora,^ b. in Blackstone, Mass., Sept. 12, 1872; d. Feb. 12, 1S77. 3469 7 Edith May.s b. in Blackstone, .Mass., May 2, 1S7S. 3470 - Xewell Tyler Esty,^ b. in Winstead, Conn., May 30, 1841 ; md. (i), Nellie Coe, Woonsocket, R. I. ; md. (2), Jan. — , 1S83, .\nn Eliza Christman. of Spartenburg, S. C. 3471 3 Edmund .Arnold Estey,' b. in Massachusetts, Jan. 19, 1S45; md. in Woonsocket, R. I., Dec. 12, 1S66, Victoria A. Morse. 3472 4 Ann Eli/.a," b. in North Wayne, Me., July 8, 1S47 ; md. in Providence, R. I.. .A.pr. 3, 1SS9, Benjamin Starkweather, Mansfield, Conn. 3473 5 John Wesley Esty,' b. in Warren, Mass., .-Vpr. 6, 1850 ; md. in Woonsocket, R. I., July . 1S7S, Lucinda M. Gaskill, present address Hopedale, Mass. 3474 6 -Mary Alice Esty," b. in Smithtield, R. I., Dec. 21, 1853 ; md. in Mendon, Mass.. Oct. 25, i8Sr, John G. M., son of Elkanah W. Barrows and Olive (GaskiU) ; b. Oct. 15, 1849, in Mendon, Mass. Has a dau. 3474 a I Florence Melissa Barrows,^ b. in Mendon, Jan. 25, 18S4. 3475 XI Minerv.a,* h. Blackstone, Mass., June 7, r8i6; d. in South Bellingham, Mass., Dec. 5, 1SS9 ; md. Sept. , 1S33. [town records say pub. in .Mendon, Mass, .\ug. 17, 1S34J, .\shel Mann, Jr., b. Gloucester, R. I., Jan. 15, iSil; d. .Aug. 26, iSSS. Ch. :

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248 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 3476 I Adelaide Frances Mann/ b. Blackstone, Mass., Apr. 22, 1S36; d. Aug. S, 1S92. 3477 - Maria Jane/ b. Chepachet, R. I., Nov, 3, 183S; md. Woonsocket, R. I., Feb. 16, 1S61, Elias M. Billings ; b. Woodstock, Conn. Ch. : 3477 a I Ada Abigail,* b. Blackstone, Nov. 17, 1S62. 3477b 2 John Milton,* b. Bellingham, Dec. 3, 1S64 ; d. Oct. 29, 1S66. 3477 c 3 John Milton,^ b. Bellingham, Nov. 13, 1S66. 3478 3 Edward Francis," b. Woonsocket, R. I., Dec. 21, 1S40 ; d. Jan. 28, 1 84 1. 3479 4 Sarah Jeanette,' b. Woonsocket, R, I., Jan. i, 1S42 ; d. May 25, 1S44. 3480 5 Geo. Boardman," b. Woonsocket. R, I., June 18, 1843. 3481 6 Minerva Ellen,' b, Woonsocket, R. I., July i, 1S4S. 3482 7 Josephine Eliza," b. Woonsocket, R. I., Feb. 22, 1849. 3483 8 Mary Ella,' b. Putnam, Conn., Oct. 10, 1S52 ; d. July 25, 1854. 3484 9 Ashel Warren," b. Providence, R. L, Feb. 27, 1855. 3485 XII Elendetta,'' b. ; d. Jan. 7, 1S37, aged 13 yrs.

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Siytb (Bencration. 3486 Israel ^Estes (3283), son of Israel s (y^//;?/ A'zV/;arLV^), born in North Adams, Mass., Nov. 4, 1801 ; died ; married Sept. 6, 1S21, Sarah Hewett, resided in Clarksburg, just across the line from North Adams. He claims to have a cousin Peter Estes. Children (Clarksburg) : md. , Almira ( ). Ch. : 851. 3487 I Israel," b. -. 3488 II Nemiah Zimri," b. Aug. 24, 1S24 3489 I Charles V.,« b. 3490 2 George \V.,8 b. Mar. 24, iS 3491 3 3492 III Jared,- b. . 3493 IV Henry J.,' b. . 3494 \' Edward Francis,' b. . 3495 VI Sarah.' b. . 3496 VII Amy Ann,'^ b. . 3497 Truman '^ Estes (3292), son of David,s (^Samuel,'' RicJiard^'), born in North Adams, Mass., June 17, 1798 ; married in Steubcnville, Ohio, August 6, iSiS, Dorothy Jane, daughter of Seaman Clark * of Barry, Mass. Ch. (3 North Adams ; 9 Bennington, Vt.) : 3498 I On-is Clark, ^ b. May 6, 1S20; d. Aug. 6, 1823. 3499 II Mary Caroline,^ b. Nov. 17, 1S22 ; md. , Enoch Davis of Bennington, Vt. Ch. : 3500 I Mary,' b. . 3501 2 Abbie,' b. . 3502 3 Enoch,^ b. . 3503 III Harriet Adeline.^ b. Oct. 7, 1S24 ; md. , Curtis Rider of Adams, Mass. Ch. : •Seaman Clirknn.l his tainilv, Elmliia, Dorothy .J;ino and Orriu left Vermont about ISIO for Coshieton, Ohio. He .li.:>l oil the way at same plact; in I'ennsylvaiua, the bov was lost si 'lit of luid thr mother autl dauiihtors went on their jouraey ; tliu motlKT afterwards uiarriod a mui by the uaiue ot Jemiiu^^-s and had a hut,'e t uuUy ; her daughter Khnuia married a Turry.

250 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 3504 I Elmina,^ b, . 3505 2 Inez/ b. . 3506 IV David Clark/ b. in North Bennington, Vt., Aug. 26, 1829; md. in North Bennington, Vt., Jan. 4, 1854, Elvira S., dau. of Hiram Ellison of Adams, Mass. ; b. ; d. Apr. 26, 1S75 ; at one time at Manlius, N. Y., returning to Bennington in 1858 ; at Hoosic Falls. X. Y., from 1S63 to 1S69; Milford, Del., from 1S69 to 1S77 from thence to Philadelphia, Penn. Ch. : Amy Jane,^ b. in Manlius, X. Y., Dec. 25, 1S56. Truman Hiram,' b. in North Bennington, June 4, 185S ; md. May 9, 18S6, .Ada L., dau. of Joseph L. Tomlin of X. J. Clark,' b. Oct. — , i860 ; d. Oct. — , 1S60. Evenal Ellison,^ b. in Harrington, Del., July 14, 1871. Truman Monroe,' b. in North Bennington Nov. S, 1S31 ; md , ; has three children. Giles,' b. . Mary,' b. , and another not named at this date. Freelove .Angeline/ b. Mar. 11, 1S34 ; d. Mar. 21, 1S34. Otis V. B.,' b. June zg, 1S35 ; missing since 1S69. Eveline Eliza,' b. Sept. 28, 1S42 ; md. , Giles J. Burgess of Hoosic. Ch. : 3516 a I Monroe,^ b. . 3516b 2 Eva,8 b. . 3516 c 3 Giles,' b. . 3517 IX George Evenal," b. .\pr. 5, 1S46; d. Feb. 8, 1S74 ; md. 1874. 3507 3508 I 3 3509 3 3510 4 35" V 35" I 3513 2 3514 VI 3515 VII 3516 VIII 3518 Burrill* Estes (3309), son of Samuel ^ {Samuel,*' Richard^), born in Cumberland, R. I., July 22, 1803 ; died Sept. 27, iSSi ; married in East Thompson, Conn., Oct. Is J^muv'^Re'^^Pi } 1S27, Lucv, daughtcr of Moses Cutter and Rhoda (Mason), born East Thompson, Conn., Mar. 13, 1803 ; died Bellingham, Mass., Oct. 13, 1SS8. Farmer. Children : 3519 I Olive Amanda." b. East Thompson, Dec. iS, iS:S; md. Woon■ socket, R. I., Aug. 19, 1849, William Wait, son of Col. David Snow and Susan R. (Wait); b. in Heath, .Mass., July 17, 1828. Ch. :

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DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 251 3520 I Homer Anderson Snow,« b. in Milbury, Mass., Aug. 29, 1850; d. in Indianapolis. Ind., Sept. 29, 1855. 3521 2 Fred William Snow,'* b. Woonsocket, R. I., Sept. 12, 1S53; md. Gardner, Ulster Co., X. Y., Oct. 27, 1S81, Eugenie, dau. of Daniel I. Hasbrook and Margaret Jane (Johnson). Ch.: 3521 a I Homer H. Snow,' b. Aug. 31, 1S82. 3521b 2 Marguerite Snow,' b. June 20, 1SS4. 3.521 c 3 WUliam Wait Snow,' b. Sept. 2, 1SS5. 3521 d 4 Douglas Estes Snow,' b. Dec. 20, 18S9. 3522 3 Nora Emma Snow,' b. Xewburgh (Hudson) June 11, 1859. 3523 4 Clara Amanda Snow,** b. Ramapo, N. Y., Nov. 7, 1S66 ; md. at Hillburn, X. Y., May 26, 1S82, Elmer J. Snow ; b. Feb. 22, 1S69. 3524 H Albert Benjamin," (twin), b. East Thompson, Conn., Dec. 3, 1830; md. (I), May 17, 1S76, Ida May dau. of Amos D. Crooks, and Lorinda (Cook) ; b, , t835 ! d. Oct. 3t, iSSo ; ,/ md. (2;. , wid. Sarah A. Gaskill and dau. of Zacaria Colvin and Mary ( ) ; b. , 1S24. Ch. (by Ida M.) 3525 I Ida Alberta,^ b. in Bellingham, .Mass., Mar. 24, 1S7S. 3526 2 Ralph Milton,^ b. Apr. iS, 18S0. 3527 ni Alfred Franklin,^ b. E. Thompson, Dec. 3, 1S30 (twin) ; d. July 17, 1S79; md. , Everline Angeline, dau. of Marcus D. Crooks of Bellingham, Mass. Ch. : i . 3528 I Marion. « b. Apr. 2, 1S77. 3529 IV Phila,- b. in Burrillville, R. I., Jan, 11. 1S34; md. , David Mason; b. ; d. Xov. 25, 1S6S. Ch. : 3530 I ' George M. Mason,' b. June 7, 1S65 ; d. Sepc. 30, 1877. 3531 2 Alida M. Mason,* b. Feb. 23, 1867 ; d. Xov. 12, 1868. 3532 3 Albert A. Mason,^ b. Apr. 6, 1S6S ; d. Dec. 17, iS68. 3533 V Almira," b. in Burrillville, R. I.. June 8, 1S35 ; d. Jan. 18, 1S67 ; md. July 2\, 1S58, George Worrall ; b. Aug. S, 1S2S. Ch. : 3534 I Mabel Alice Worrall,' b. July 24, 1S60 ; md. June 9, 1SS7, Snow; lives at Hillburn, X. Y. Ch. : 3534 a I Marion Elida Snow,' b. June 26, I SSS. 3534b 2 Grace Elizabeth Snow,' b. Sept. x, 1891. 3535 2 Fred William \Vorrall,8 b. July 5, 1S63; live at Hillburn, X. Y. 3536 3 Myra Gertrudj Worrall.^ i). Jan 12, 1867; P. O. Hillburn, Rockland County, X. Y. 3537 Siias^ Estes (3333), son of Silas 5 {Samuel,* Ric/r (?n/0» born Sept. iS. 1803; died March — , 1864; married

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3539 II 354° III 3541 IV 3542 V 3543 I 3544 2 3545 3 3546 VI 3547 VII 3548 VIII 252 ESTES GENEALOGIES. , Phebe Cronkhite of Oaksville, Otsego, Co., N. Y.; died June 3, 1882. The greater part of this family seems to have settled in North Adams, Mass. Children : 3538 I Mary Jane," b. in Oaksville, July 26, 1S26; nad. Wm. Goodall, of North Adams, Mass. Cynthia,^ b. July S, 1S2S ; md. Haskins. William Henry," b. Feb. 9, 1S32 ; md. Elizabeth . Bertram Oscar,' b. Mar. , 1S34; md. Louisa Wilcox. Benjamin C," b. North Adams, Mass., May 13, 1S37 ; md. , Evener Miles. Ch. : ' Rowland B.,8 b. . Ever Allen,* b. ; md. George Longway {?). Mells Mountain,^ b. . Shubael Franklin," b. July 22, 1S41 ; md. Jennie Johnson (?). Susan Emeline," b. Feb. 13, 1S43 ; d. Sept. 19, 1S84. Phebe Catharine," b. at North Adams, Mass., Feb. 9, 1846 ; ' d. Oct. 5, 1S65. 3549 Richard^ Estes (3427), son of Peter,5 (^Abijah,* Rickar(P'), born in Providence, R. I. ; married , Polly Richards of North Adams, Mass. ; served in the war of i8i2i ! Ch. (North Adams) : 3550 I Arnold,' b. Feb. 16, 1S2S; md. , 1S49, Ann Eliza Seaman of North Adams ; had one child. 3551 ■ I Georgianna,^ b. Feb. 2t, 1853. 3552 II John,'^ b. . md. . Hallie . 3553 III Richard,^ b. ; md. , Sarah >Lacintile of N. Y. ; d. 1856. 3554 I^'^ Sarah." b. ; md. , Roberr Fletcher; d. 1830. I 3555 V Henry," b. ; md. (r), , Pike; md. (2), , j Asenath Pratt. I 3556 VI Labon,' b. ; md. , Charlott Wellington. 3557 VII La Fayette," b. ; md. , Abbie Yates ; d. Nov. 21, 1856. 3558 VIII George Washington," b. Dec. iS. 1S40 ; md. May 30, 1S66, Julia M., dau. of William Wilcox and Polly (Keyes) ; b. in North Adams, June 19, 1S42. Ch. (North Adams) : 3559 I Gertrude A.,^ b. Mar. 9, 1S67 ; md. Mar. 13, 1S89, William L"). Frazier. . 356a 2 Mildred E,'^ b. May II, 1S59. I 3561 3 MaryJ.,* b. Sept. 3, 1S72.

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3562 4 3563 5 3564 6 3555 7 3569 II 3570 III 3571 IV DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. 25$ William R.,8 b. Apr. 5, 1S74. Xellie F.,^ b. Aug. 22, 1S75 ; d. . ■ Walter E., b. Dec. 6, 1S76 ; d. . Maud M.,5b. Aug. iS, 18S1. 3566 IX Frances A.,^ b. June 16, 1844 ; md. , Frank Clark ; d. . 3567 Andrew Estes of New York state was twice married ; his widow married Guiless. Children (by ist wife) : 3568 I Andrew, b. ; lived in or near Clarkson, Monroe Co., N. Y. Children (by 2d wife) : Job (3572), b. Dec. 29, 1S06; d. Sept. 27, 1S45.. * George, b. ; md. and had one dau. John b. . 3572 Job Estes (^3569), son of Andrew, born in New York state, December 29, 1806; died September 27, 1845 ; married, in New York state, November 20, 1822, Anna Johnson ; born May 19, ; died July 29, 1S72 ; she married for her second husband an Atkins. Ch. (Clarkson, N. Y.) : 3573 I Lydia J., b. Aug. 13, 1S3; ; d. ; md. Nov. 10, 1874, Timothy G. Critenden. 3574 II Sophia, b. May 20, 1S35 ! '""J- George Smith ; lives at Plainwell, Mich. 3575 III William Eli, b. Jaw. 19, 1837 ; a member of Masonic Lodge, No. 235 of Plainwell, Mich., also Gun Plains Lodge, No. 120 of I. O. O. F. ; enlisted in the ist Mechanics and Engineers, Co. K ; served three years and three months in the late war ; was twice promoted ; run a locomotive and three different saw mills and came home with an honorable discharge ; is now [1S89] engaged in building engines at South Bend, Ind. ; md. in Kalamazoo, Mich., Apr. 3, 1S56, Elvira Elizabeth, b. in Middleviile, Mich., Mar. 28, 1S3S, dau. of Robert Scales of Nashville, Tenn. and Melvina (Cummings) of New York. Mrs. Estes is proprietress of the " Estes House," Jenisonville, Mich., and under her supervision it has been kept a temperance iiouse for five years. Ch. (Gun Plahis, Mich.):

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254 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 3576 I Lyda Ann, b. July 17, 1857; md. Jan. 6, 1SS6, John C. Andry ; lives at Grand Rapids, Mich. 3577 2 Kate Isadore, b. Nov. 2, 1S59; md. Oct. 3, iSSi, George Green ; lives at Flushing, Mich. 3578 3 Clifford Dale. h. Sept. 29, 1S77. 3579 IV Job, b. Aug. 17. 1S3S ; md, , Mary ; lives at Sterling, Mich. 3580 V George W., b. in Gun Plains, Mich., Xov. 17, 1845; li^'^s at Brock Port, Xew York.

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Zbc £etce Jfamil^ of lMrc;inia. Thpve 13 a tradition amoni,' the Kstes of Virginia, tlie Carolinas, Kentucky and Teiiiu'ssee that seven br.'tlH.Ts oanie to t!u3 countrv iVoiii Ireland. Many years au'o the fath.T of Kiehanl Tavlor m.d. l)eini,' deeply interested in the faniilv hi.-tory, .-ruiarht to tiuee tl,._' anr,.^tral pL-diLrree of the^o fa'inilies. He found that the Ki^trs of Vir-inia were de-ieended from an einiErrant from Wales who settled in Lunenberg Co-, \ a. He had seven son--, one or two of wlioui perislied in tlie Revolution. 3581 Benjamin' Estes of Vii-ginia, born Jan. i, 1736; died Sept. 27, 181 1; married in Maury Co., Tenn., , Frances Bacon; born April 24, 1739; died in Maury Co., Tenn., Mar 19, 1S21. Children : 3582 I John/ b. Nov, ::, 175S; d. at Trenton 1776. 3583 II Mary,= b. Jan. 22, 1761 ; d. Oct. 12, 1799. 3584 III Chesley,= b. Oct. 13, 1762. 3585 IV Elizabeth,- b. Aug. iS. 1764; d. Aug. — , 17S1. 3586 V Susannah,- b. Jan. 25, 1767. 3587 VI Sarah," b. Nov. 5, 176S; md. Turner; d. in Jackson, Tenn., May 14, 1S41. 3588 VII Frances,- b. Jan. 23, 1772. 3589 VIII Martha.H). Dec. 5, 17733590 IX Lyddal Bacon (3593), b. Nov. 13, 1775; n^*^- : ^- ^°^' "' 1S14. 3591 X John Harrod,= b. Apr. 3, 177S. 3592 XI Alla,= b. Mar. 22, 17S0; md. Alderson ; d. Mar. 11, 1S20. 3593 Dr. Lyddai Bacon = Estes (3590), son of Benjamin,' born November 13, 1775; died November — , 1S14; when of Norfolk, Va., he married December 24, 1805, Sarah Alston, daughter of Isaac Hunter and Martha (Alston) ; born December 8, 1786; died ; her mother was an Alston in Wan-en Co., N. C. Dr. Estes soon after his marriage went to Tennessee and stopped in Franklin, Williamson Co., where his second son, Alston Bacon was born; from thence he moved to Columbia. Maury Co., where Ludwell

258 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Hunter, William Isaac Addison and Martha Louisa were born. Dr. Estes was one of the pioneer settlers of Columbia, and practiced his profession till his death. Children : 3594 I Edwin Chesley,' b. in Gaston, N. C, Dec. 6, 1S06; d. Aug. 14 1886; md. in Weston, Mass., Oct. 27, 1S35, Elizabeth H. ■ dau. of Alpheus Bigelow and M. A (Townsend). June 17, iSSr, Edwin C. Estes, Mary A. F. Lord and Elizabeth B Estes, all of Brooklyn, N. Y., testfies to the will of Eliza beth H. Estes recorded in the probate records of Suffolk county, Mass. Ch. (Brooklyn, N. Y.) : 3595 I ^lary Ann To'Ansend," b. Feb. 4, 1S37 ; md. Oct. — . 1S65, Charles W. Lord. 3596 2 Elizabeth l;igelo\v,M). Apr. 11, 1841. 3597 II Alston Bacon,' b. in Franklin, Tenn., Sept. 2S, iSoS ; d. Jan. 7, 1888; md. in Pulaski. Tenn., 1S34, Virginia A., dau. of Lewis 11. Brown and Sarah (Avery). Mr. Estes was a resident of New York and a contributor to the Watchman, edited by Dr. Deems twenty-four years ago [1S90] and other New York papers. Ch. (Pulaski, Tenn.) : Edwin,^ b. , 1S36. Henry Bacon," b. , 1839 ; d. Feb. 2, iSSS. Alfred Hunter,-' b. Nov. 6, 1841. Virginia B.,* b. in Columbia, Tenn., Dec. 19, 1S43. Ludwell Hunter' (3617), b. July 18. 1810 ; d. Oct. 23. 1SS7. IV William Isaac Addison,' b. in Columbia, Tenn., Mar. 26, 1S12 ; md. (i), in Tuscumbia, Ala., June 16, 1S35, Martha Adeline, dau. of Samuel Gilbert Esq. ; b. in Louisa Co., Va., June 16, 1813; d. July 12, 1S47; md. (2), Apr. 15, 1S50, Nancy Jane Farrer ; b. Dec. :S, 182S. Ch. (by Martha) : 3603 I Sarah Clairmont," b. in Maury Co., Tenn., May 2S, 1S36; md. in Pulaski, Tenn., Sept. 15. 1853. 3404 2 Samuel Gilbert," b. in Carthage, Ala., Jan. 13, 1838. Killed near Petersburg, Va., Oct. 27, 1864. William Alston," b. in Pulaski, Feb. 2, 1S40. Killed accidentally Sept. 15, [S55. Ada Virginia,* b. in Columbia, Tenn., Jan. 19, 1841 ; dMar. 5, 1S42. Edwin Luddal Bacon,* b in Tuscumbia, Ala., July 8, 1S43. Louisa Zutelle," b. in Columbia, June 2S, 1845 '< ^'^- '" West Point, Miss., .Apr. 3c, 1S68, Thos, G. Simpson. 3598 I 3599 2 3600 3 3601 4 3602 III 3405 3 3606 4 3607 5 3608 6

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I ESTES FAMILY OF VIRGINIA. 259 3609 7 Mary Ann Adeline,'' b. in Columbia. Apr. 30. 1S47. Ch. (by Nancy) : 3610 8 Isaac Addison/ b. in Pulaski, Mar. 15, iSsi; d. June i, 1S51. 361 1 9 If^l'i'* b. in Pulaski June 27, 1S52 ; md. Jackson, Tenn,, Feb. 20, 1S73 James R. Lyons. 3612 10 Zuleika,-* b. in Pulaski, Dec. 15, 1S54. 3613 It Filmore Donelson,* in Itawamba Co., Miss., Sept. 9, 1S56 3614 12 Tennessee,* b. in Corinth, Miss., July 7, i860. 3615 12 Mattie,* b. in West Point, Miss., Sept. 22, 1S62 ; d. Jan. 16, 1S63. 3616 V Martha Louisa,^ b. in Columbia, Tenn., Apr. 27, 1S14 ; md. A. Lindsey; d. Oct. 1878. 3617 Ludwell Hunter 3 Estes (3602), born in Columbia, Tenn., July 18, 1810; died October 23, 1S87 ; married in Tuscaloosa, Ala., March 16, 1834, Ann, daughter of David C. Neal and Mary (Carnes) ; b. in Edgefield District, South Carolina, April i, 1S15. Children : 3618 I William Perkins, ■• b. in Tuscaloosa, Jan. 27, 1S35 ; md. (r), Apr. I. 1S57. Isabella Deary; b. ; d. , 186S; md. (2), , Miss Harding of Brooklyn, X. Y. ; resides at City. Island, X. Y. James .Spotswood,* b. in Carthage, .Ala., Dec. 30, 1S36; d. Oct. 27, 1S40. Henry Harrison,* b. in Carthage, May 18, 1S40; md. Dec. 31, 1S64, Mrs. Georgia S. Keyes, dau. of Milford Hunter and Susan ( ) ; b. in Port Gibson, Miss., Jan. 15, 1S41, Ch. : Joseph Milford. 5 b. in C^arroU Co., Miss., Nov, 2, 1S65 Luella.^ b. in Carroll Co., Miss., Apr. 21, 1867 ; md. Nov. 7, iSSS, W. T. .Matthews. 3623 3 Annie Neal,' b. in Carrolton. Miss., , 1S69; d. Feb. 1870. Harry David,^ b. in Carroll Co., Aug. 24, 1S71. Hunter Ludwell,^ b. in Hemingway, Miss., Aug. 4, 1S74. Gertaude Caroiin,^ b. in Hemingway, Miss., May 31, 1S76. Esther Maria.' b. in Hemingway, Miss., July 14, 1S79. David Neal,* b. in Maury Co., Tenn., July 10, 1S42 ; md. (i), Dec. 21, 1S65, Mi.ss Hunter; b. ; d. , 1866; md. (2), , 1S67, Miss .Macintyre; d. , 186.S ; md. (3), unknown. 18 3619 n 3620 III 3621 I 3632 2 3624 4 3625 5 3626 6 3627 7 3628 IV

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26o ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. 3629 V Man- Augusta,* b. in Columbia, Tenn., June 22, 1844; md. (1) , i>63, Jamei Wilson Hillard of Columbia; md. (2), July 26, i

j Be6cenbant5 of Benjamin iBstcB, OF BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA. 3644 Benjamin ' Estes, and Cecelia Rebecca (Thorp) of Bedford Co., Virginia, born about 174S (?), supposed to have come from Essex Co., Va. Children : 3645 I Triplett T.,^' b. 177S (? ) ; d. in North Carolina, . There was a Capt. Triplett Estes who served in the war of 1S12, in 8th Reg. of Va. [See Xewcomb Genealogy.] 3645 II Joel- (3660), b. in Bedford Co., Tenn, Jan. 22, 17S0; md. ; d. in Tennessee, Aug. 16, 1S33. John,- b. ; d. in Bedford Co., . Benjamin^ (4664), b. ; d. in Biltsylvania Co., Ya. Thomas,- b. ; d. in St. Louis, Mo. William,- b. ; d. in Mississippi. Edward.- b. ; d. in Campbell Co., Va. Elisha \V.,- b. ; d. in Kentucky. Had a son, Thomas H. Thorp,- b. ; d. in Tennessee. Xancy,= b. ; md. Fears ; d. in Kentucky. Elizabeth,^ b. ;,md. Hughes; d. in Kanawaha Co.. W. Va. Lucy,- b. ; md. Buchar; d. Kentucky. Cecelia,- b. ; md. Cunards ; d. Missouri. Sarah,- b. ; md. Xael ; d. Missouri. Martha.- b. ; md. Xance; d. in Bedford Co., Va. 3647 III 3648 IV 3649 V 3650 VI 3651 VII 3652 VIII 3653 IX 3654 X 3655 XI 3656 XII 3657 XIII 3658 XIV 3659 XV 3660 JoeP Estes (3646), son of Benjamin,' born in Bedford Co., Va., Jan. 23, 1780; died Aug. 16, 1833, on his way home from Nashville, Tenn., where he had been on business, married (r), in Frankfort, Ky., Oct. 13, iSoi, Sarah Langdon, daughter of Benjamin Bates and Elizabeth Belle (Carey) ; born '; d. about 1825 (.') ; married (2), in Brownsville, Tenn., June 30, 1831, Mary Lee, daughter of William Wilson of Randolph, Tenn. Farmer.

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262 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Children (by Sarah) : 3661 I Albert Monroj ^ (3695), b. in Dediord Co., Va., Xov. 19, 1804; d. Dec. 22, 1S63. 3662 II Moreau Pinckney,M37i2) b. in Bedford Co., Va., Nov, 14, 1S06; md. ; d. . 3663 III Henry Carey,^ b. in Bedford Co., Va., Jan. 9, 18S9 ; d. winter of 1S35. 3664 IV Virgiaia Thorp, ^ b, in Pittsylvania Co,, Va,, May 11, iSii ; d, ,■ ; md. in Haywood Co., Tenn., Sept, 15, 1S31, Paca Wilson. Ch. 3665 I William Pinckney,^ b. about July — , 1832. Is a lawyer in Memphis, Tenn.; md. about tS6i, Leah, dau. of Newton Canon. Joel Kites,* b, , 1S34; d. about 1SS2; md. about 1S57, Belle, dau. of Dr. .\. J. Barbee. Victoria Virginia,* b. ; md. , William Burkley Mann ; b. ; d. . Ch. : Lula Victoria,' b. ; md. , Wm. A. Morrow. Their ch. are Myra V., Hervey B., Eddie B. and John W. Myra Lpp.s,s b ; md. , John K, Walker. Their ch. are James M. and Vive. William Burkley,-' b. ; md. , A. Pearl Parham. Their ch. are Anna W., and William B. Jr. Jennie Estes," b. , James Hervey,^ b. ; md. , Alice Wright, Their ch. are Lola May, Ida B. and her twin dec'd, Paca Wilson,^ dec'd. -Samuel Henry,^ b. ; md. , Mary C. Ramsey. Ch : Fannie R. Fllla Lee,^ b. ; md. , W, J, Northcross. Ida Brandon,^ b. . Emma Belle, ^ b. . Eva Johnson,'' b. . Etna Earl,'' b. . Mamie P.,^ b. . Paca*b. Mar. 9. 1S41 ; md. , iS6j, Ella Carter. Samuel Henry,* b. Mar. 19, 1S4S; md. abt. Dec.—, lS63 , Alice, dau. of Dr. Hunter. Ch. : Samuel E..' b, Nov. 5. 1S69. Minneola,^ b. Eeb. 5, 1S73. Hunter,^!. Oct. 7. 1S75. Walter C.,'' b Jan. Z2. 1S7S. 3655 2 3667 3 3667 a I 3667 b 3667 c 3 3667 d 4 36672 5 3667 f 6 3667 g 7 3667 h S 3667 i 9 3667 j 10 3667 k II 3667! 12 3667 m '3 3663 4 3669 5 3669 a I 3669 b 2 3669 c 3 3669 d 4

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ESTES FAMILY OF VIRGINIA. 263 36696 5 Erby D.,&b. July 19, 18S0. 3669 f 6 Alice V.,* b. May 27, 18S4. 3669 g 7 Leon Estes.^b. Feb. 4, 18S9. 3670 V Eliza Jane,' b. in Pittsylvania Co., Va., Xov. 15, 1815; md. in Brownsville, Tenn., Feb. 7, 1833, Dr. \V. B. Collins, s. of Shadric Collins and Grizza Murphy of Edgecomb Co., X. C. ; b. Oct. 2::, 1S06. Ch. (Brownsville, Tenn., 3; Camden, Ark., 4) : 3771 I Shadrach Joel,'' b. Nov. 12, 1S35. Practicing physician in Houston Co., Texas. 3672 2 William Carey,* b. Nov. 5, 1S37. Methodist minister (now 1S89) in Ocala, Florida. Moreau Pinkney,-* b. Apr. 9, 1840. Sarah Belle,* b. May 14, 1S46. Virginia Allie,* b. Mar. 12, 1848. Cornelia Estes,* b. Mar. 5, 1S50. Anna Eliza Blount,* b. Nov. 10, 1853. Cornelia Sarah Rebecca,' b. in Pittsylvania Co., Va., Feb. 14, 1S18; md. in Haywood Co., Tenn., Apr. 14, 1S37, William Sangster; d. . Ch. : Albert Sangster,* b. in Brownsville, Tenn. ; md. and has five children. Judith Belle,' b. in Pittsylvania Co, Va., .Mar. 10, 1821 ; md. , Moore. Ch. : Their oldest son, James West Estes Moore,* graduated at law, first honors from the University of Virginia June, 1S71. 3682 2 Their only daughter, Sallie Virginia Moore,* graduated at the Brownsville Female college, June 18, 1872, with first honors, etc. 3683 VIII Sarah Ann,' b. in Pittsylvania Co., Va., Nov. 24, 1823 ; d. ; md. in Haywood Co.. Tenn., , 1S47, Charles Read. Ch. : 3684 I Sallie,* b. ; md. , Booth Baskerville. Ch. (by Mary) : 3685 IX Bedford Mitchell,' b. near Brownsville. Haywood Co., Tenn., Oct. 10, 1S32 ; md. (i), in Denmark, Tenn., May 4, 1S54, S. J. Johnston, dau. of James Johnston; d. June, 1S67 ; md. (2), Aug. 7, 1S6S, Lizzie Guion, dau. of Henry L. Guion. In 1S61 A-as elected to the legislature by the people of Shelby Co., Tenn. In rS62 was commissioned by Jefferson Davis, Confederate States District .\tlorney for the western district of Tennes>oe. 3673 3 3674 4 3675 5 3676 6 3677 7 3678 VI 3679 I 3680 VII 3681 I

264 ESTES GLINEALOGIES. In January, 1875, °"s of '^e commissioners of the Southern Presbyterian church to the Baltimore conference with the view of restoring fraternal relations between the Nortliern and Southern churches. In 1876, appointed Judge of the Arbitration Court for West Tenn., to aid the Supreme Court in desposing of its business. In 18S7, appointed Chancellor of the nth Chancery Divis, ion of Tennessee. Was educated at the University of Nashville, Tenn. Completed a legal education at the Law school of Louisville, Ky. A lawyer until he went to the bench as Chancellor. A ruling elder in the Presbyterian church. Ch. (by 1st wife) (Memphis, Tenn.): 3686 I Bedford M., jr.,* b. Feb. 10, 1855 > d- July I4, 1873. 3687 2 Mary Lee,* b. Oct. 7, 1S56; was a graduate of a Female Seminary of Staunton, Va. ; d. Mar. 17, 18S8. 3688 3 Eunice A.,-* b. May 31, 1S5S, was educated at the Southern Home School (.Mrs. Pegrames), Baltimore, Md. ; md. James Snidecor of Bay View, Fla. 3689 4 Sarah J..'' b. May 29, 1S60; md. James C. Bell of Memphis, Tenn. lone,-* b. Dec. 7, iS6r. Kate/ b. July 14. 1S66. Ch. (by Lizzie) : Lizzie* b. May 7, 1S69. Henry W..* b. Aug. 15, 1S70. Mor-:,Mii,'' b. Dec. 20, 1S71. 3690 5 3691 6 3692 7 3693 S 3694 9 3095 Albert Monroe 3 Estes (3661), son of Joel," (Beuya;«/« '), born in Bedford Co., Virginia, November 19, 1804; died December 22, 1863 ; married (i), in Haywood Co., Tennessee, November 22, 1832, Elizabeth, daughter of Matthew Pickett and Sarah (Alston) ; born December 16, 181 1 ; died November 16, 1843 ; married (2), in Brownsville, Tenn., October lo, 1846, Mildred, daughter of Benjamin Coleman and Mildred (Whorton) ; born February 2, 1S20; died November 30, 1849; married (3), in Haywood Co., Tennessee, December 20, 1854, widow, Marcia Barton Holman, daughter of Dr. Wdliam Owen and Peggy (Barton) ; born November 2, 1820.

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3699 I 3700 2 37° ■ 3 3702 4 3703 IV ESTES FAMILY OF VIRGINIA. 265 Ch. (by Elizabeth) (Haywood Co.) : 3696 I Sarah E.,-* b. Mar. 13, 1S35. 3697 II Pocahontas,' b. Feb. 2, 1S37 ; md. about 1S6S, N. T. Perkins ; no issue. 3698 III Albert .Monroe,* b. .\pr. 2X, 1S3S ; d. Oct. 13. 1877; md. in Madison Co., Tenii., Oct. 19, 1869, Belle, dau. of Benjamin F. Gates and Elizabeth Jackson (Roper). Ch. : Annie Lynne,' b. Nov. 15, 1872. William Gates,^ b. Jan. 24, 1874 ; d. Apr. 1874. Lizzie,* b. May 9. 1S75; d. Sept. 28, 1886. Albert Monroe,' b. Feb. 16. 1S77. Annie Lynne,-* b. Xov. 12, 1S39 ; md. Dec. 8, 1S59, Patrick Henry, s. of Austin Mann; no issue. 3704 V Thomas Hale,* b. Nov. 10, 1S43; md. (l), in Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 20, 1S69, Emma C. Powell; b. Feb. 20, 1844 ; d. ; md. (2), Feb. 9, iSSi, Kate S. Mitchel ; b. Sept. 16, 1S60. Ch. (by Emma) : 3705 I Mattie V.,5 b. in Brownsville, Tenn., July 31, 1870. 3706 2 Thomas Hale,° b. in Brownsville, Tenn., June 8, 1S74. Ch. (by Kate) : 3707 3 Sallie E.,* b. in Grenada, Miss.. Nov. 20, 1SS5. 3708 4 John Y.,5 b. in Grenada, Miss., Dec. 25. 1S87 ; d. June l8, iSSS. 3709 5 Ruth F.,5 b. in Grenada, Miss., May i, 1889. Child (by Mildred) : 3710 VI Lewis Powhatan,* b. Nov. 22, 1S49; md. Oct. 30, 1S75 Lilly, dau. of Rev. S. W. Moore. Dr. in Orysa, Tenn. Child (by Marcia) : 37U VII William L.,* b. Nov. 28, 1S55; md. . Dr. at St. Lukes Hospital, South Bcthleham, Penn. 3712 Moreau Pinckney^ Estes (3652), son of Joel,^ {Benjamiii^^^ born in Bedford Co., Virginia, November 14, 1806; died October 17, 1871 ; married in Haywood Co., Tennessee, November 10, 1836, Mary O., daughter of Ewel Noel and Lucy (Hilliard) ; born November 13, 1S20; died April 16. 1S59; farmer. Ch. (Haywood Co., Tenn.) : 3713 I Martha Cornelia,* b. Aug. 2r, 1S37 ; md. Nov. 7, 1855, Honry Bate, s. of Benjamin Folk and Sallie (Bate); b. May 12, 1S2S. Ch.:

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3714 I 3715 2 37i6 3 3717 4 3718 5 3719 6 3720 7 3721 S 3722 9 3723 ro 3724 II 3725 III 266 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Edgar Estes Folk,' b. Sept. 6, 1856. Mary Frances Folk,' b. Aug. 6, 1858; d. June 24, 1S59. Benjamin Moreau Folk,' b. Nov. i, 1S61; d. Oct. 20, 1862. Henry Bate Folk,' b. Oct. iS, 1S63; d. Sept. 16, 1SS5. Moreau Ewell Folk,^ b. Sept. 21, 1S65. Carey Albert Folk,' b. Dec. 21, 1S67. Joel Wingate Folk,' b. Oct. 28, 1S69. Mathesia Belle Folk,' b. July 5,, 1873. Humphrey Bate Folk,^ b. July 25, 1875. Lucile Cornelia Folk,^ b. Sept. S, 1878. JNIary Frances,'' b. July i, 1S39; d. Mar. 16, 1854. Moreau Finckney.-* b. Oct. iS, 1840; killed in the battle of Atlanta, Ga., July 12, 1864. 3726 IV Jodl Henry,-' b. Feb. 20. 1S42; md. (i), Feb. 22, 1S62, Martha Ann, dau. of Austin Mann and Phredonia (Bradford) ; b. in Haywood Co., June 11, 1S43 ; d- Feb. 17, 1S79 ; md. (2), in Hanover Co., Va., Mar.^ii, 1S80, Mildred Henry, dau. of Edmond Anderson and Emily (Day); farmer. Ch. (by Martha) ( Haywood Co., Tenn.) ; Mary Xoel,'^ b. Xov. 8, 1S63; md. Moody Austin Mann,-^ b. Jan. 24, 1S66: d. Apr. 10, 1868. Joel Henry,' b. Oct. 15, 1S6S ; d. Apr. 15, 1873. Xora Bell,-' b. Mar. 12, 1870; d. Oct. 30, 1S71. Pat Mann,' b. Jan. 24, 1872 ; at Richmond college, Va. (1889). Lucy Cornelia,' b. Mar. 4, 1874. Moreau Pickney,' b. Mar 16, 1876. Martha Ann,'' b. Sept. 7, 1S7S ; d. Sept. 29, 1879. Ch. (by Mildred): Edmond Anderson,-' b. Dec. 6, r8So. Emily Day,-'' b. Nov. 19, 1SS3 ; d July 15, 1S84. Thomas Ewell,-* b. Jan. 9, 1S44. Killed at the battle of Atlanta, Ga., July 22, 1S64. 3738 VI Lucy Quarles.* b. July 16, 1845 ; md. in Haywood Co , Tenn., Sept. 7, 1865, Charles S. O., son of Shadrach Rice and Louisa (Limcrieus) of Landeruale Co., Tenn. ; b. Feb. 12, 1841. Ch.: 3739 I Mary Irene,'' b. Landerdale Co., Feb. iS, 1867. 3740 2 Charle.s C>liver,^ b. Landerdale Co., Aug. 21, 1S6S; d. Aug. 21, 1S69. 3741 3 ■ Louisa Limerieus,' b. Landerdale Co., Jan. 24, 1870. 3742 4 Marion Estes,-' b. Landerdale Co., Sept. 30, 1871 ; d. Nov 18, 1871. 3727 I 3728 2 3729 3 3730 4 3731 5 3732 6 3733 7 3734 8 3735 9 3736 10 3737 V

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( S)e6cen^ant5 of Cbaiics £0te5, OF VIRGINIA. 3758 Charles' Estes of Virginia, U. S. A., born ; married , Mary, daughter of Thomas Thaxton of Virginia. Ch. (\''irginia) : md. 3759 I Charlesr b. . 3760 II Obadiahr (3769), b. 3761 III Zilphar b. . 3762 IV Elizabeth^ b. . 3763 V Joshua,- (3777), b. 3764 VI Mollier b. . 3765 VII Susan,- b. . 3766 VIII Richard,- b. . 3767 IX Paschal,^ b. . 3768 X Reuben,^ b. . According to information given by Henson Scott Estes of Columbus, Ga., Richard, Paschal and Reuben were sons of his great-grandfather, Charles. They went to Kentucky and married the Misses Boon and left a large number of descendants ; he does not state which one they married, perhaps they married sisters. John J. Estes of Hanerville, Wis., the oldest son of Langston and grandson of Reuben, also states that when he was about twelve years old he remembered two brothers of his grandfather Reuben visiting his grandfather, their names were Richard and Paschal from Virginia ; thus it would seem that Reuben, Richard and Paschal were of the same family and perhaps sons of Charles and Mary (Thaxton) Estes above. 3769 Obadiah^ Estes (3760), son of Charles,' b. in Virginia, ; married in South Carolina, , Anna, daughter of Joel Dodson of South Carolina. Children (South Carolina) : Reuben,5b. ;(i7S4). Mary,3 b. . Joel Uodson^ (37S6), b. Sept. 15, 17SS; d. Apr. 9, . William,' b. . Keziah.3 b. . 3770 I 3771 II 3772 III 3773 IV 3774 V

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ESTES FAMILY OF VIRGINIA. 269 ( 3775 VI Susanna,^ b. 3776 Vri Xancy,^ b. . 3777 Joshua =■ Estes {^jG},), son of Charles/ born in Virginia; md. , Elizabeth Hulsey ; b. ; she died at the age of 102 years. Farmer. Children : 3778 I Miles ^ (3S0S), b. ; md. Mahala Jordan. 3779 II Anna,' b. ; md. John Wright. 3780 III Charles/ (3SJ0), b. ; md. Abbie G. Bradford. 3781 IV Joel/ b. ; md. Mary Harbin. 3782 V Elizabeth/ li. ; md. Thompson Roper. 3783 VI Eli Olivet/ b. ; md. Fannie Rakestravv. 3784 VII Harriet.^ b. ; md. J. T. Pendley. 3785 VIII Saliie/ b. about 181S; unmd. now lives, June 3, 18S8, in the little old log cabin in the lar.e in Gumming, Ga. 3786 Joel Dodson3 Estes (3772), son of Obediah/ {Charles^), born in Greenville Co., or district South Carolina, September 15, 17S8 ; died at Columbus, Ga., April 9, 1869; md. , Charlotte, daughter of William Scott of Greenville ; born at Wilmington, Del., October 10, 178S ; died at Gwinnett Co., Ga., June 3, 183 i. Ch. (Greenville, S. C.) : 3787 I Osborne,* b. . 3788 II Melinda/ b. . 3789 III Henson Scott,* b. June 27, iSii; d. ; md. Feb. 11, 1S41, Martha Jane, dau. of Richard M. Gray of Columbus, Ga. Ch. (Columbus) : 3790 I Charles Edward,^ b. June 24, 1S42 ; senior partner of Estes, Abbott & Co., hardware merchant at Columbus, Ga. ; md. , Willie R. Thornton of , Ga. ; has one child. 3791 I . Mattic C./ b. . 3792 2 Richard Ilenry.s b. Apr. 2S, 1844. 3793 3 Thyrza Ann/ b. .•X.pr. 19, 1S46; md. , A. R. Wilkerson, Columbus, Ga. ; they have three children. 3793 a ' I Mattie/ b. . 3793 b 2 Hugh/ b. . 3793 c 3 Augustus,* b. .

3794 3 I 3794 1> 2 3794 c 3 3794 d 4 3794 e 5 3794 f 6 3795 5 3795 a I 3795 b 2 3795 c 3 3795 d 4 3796 6 270 ESTES GEXEALOGIES. 3794 4 George Henson,^ b. Sept. 15, 1S48; md. , Anna Thornton of Eufauln. Ala. ; a banker and general merchandise at Talbotton, Ga. Ch. : Henson,"^ b. ; a cadet at West Point. Mary,'5 b. . Edith,«b. . •■ •' " Thornton,^ b. . Charles," b. . Claude.s b. . Martha Jane," b. at Plantation, Marion Co., Oct. 21, [850 ; md. , B. T. Hatcher, planter and manufacturer, Columbus, Ga. Ch. : Lottie.*^ b. . Bessie," b. . Carl,s b. . Vera," b. . Joel Dodson,^ b. Dec. 25, 1S52; md. ; has three ch. A bookkeeper at Dallas, Tex. 3797 7 John Thomas,^ b. Mar. 25, 1S55 ; d. July 9, 1880; md. Annie White, no ch. 3798 8 Charlotte Luella,^ b. Jan. 23, 1857 ; md. , W. W. Bassey. Bookkeeper at Columbus, Ga., has three ch. 3799 9 William Gray,' b. Aug. 6, tS6o; md. at Talbotton, Ga., Oct. 3 1, 1S83, Jimmie, dau. of James Gardner and Jennie (Persons) ; b. at Talbotton, Ga., Sept. 16, 1S64. Mareon Scott,^ b. Mar. — , 1862 ; d. . Albert Osbome,^ b. Dec. 8, 1S64 , d. . Mahala,-* b. . Charlotte,* b. . Elizabeth,* b. . Joel Mareon,* b. . Chauncv,* b. . Amanda Ann,* b. . 3808 Miles^Estes (377S), son of Joshua- (CJiarks^'), born in Greenville, S. C, about 17S7; married Mahala Jordan ; born about 1799; daughter of Micajah Jordan of North Carolina. He died June 21, 1S71. Farmer. Children : 3809 I Langston,* b. Sept. 16, iSr7, in Morganton, Ga. 3810 If Arena,* b. Feb. 21, 1S20, in Morganton; d. June 3, 1S40. 3800 10 3801 If 3802 IV 3803 V 3804 VI 3805 VII 3806 VIII 1 3807 IX

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38i6 vrii 3817 IX 3318 X 3819 XI . E5TES FAMILY OF VIRGINIA. 2/1 I 3811 III Tabitha,*b. Jan. 14, 1S22; md. K. D. Phillips. f 3812 IV Elizabeth Caroline,'' b. Mar. S, 1S24 ; md. Kphriam Stevens. I 3813 V Henderson* (3S35), b. Oct. 20, 1S26; md. .Sarah S. Foster. 3814 VI James Washington,* b. Oct. 2S, 1S28 ; md. Lucinda Cudd ; d. July 29, 1862. 3S15 VII Harriet,* b. July iS, 1831 ; md. (i), J. M. Vaughn; md. (2), Lewis Perry, Millie .Malinda,'' b. Sept. 15, 1S33; d- May 20, iS6r. Newman Emory,* b. Sept. 11, 1S36; d. Xov. 24, 1S62. Louisa Jane,* b. July 6, 1S3S. Celia Marinda Adeline,* b. June 10, 1S41 ; md. S. A. Pruett. 3820 Charles 3 Estes (37S0), son of Joshua,^ (C/iar/es'), born ; died ; married in Laurensville, Ga., , Abbie G., daughter of Charles Bradford of Laurensville, Ga. Farmer. Ch. (first in Laurnesville, remainder in Gumming, Ga.) : Harrison,* b. ; d. . Sallie.* b. ; d. . Joseph,* b. ; d. . Tempy,* b. . Hudson,* b. ; d. . Joshua.* b. .May 15, 1S35; md. Dec. 2, 1S5S, M. E., dau. of \V. W. Vaughn and .\nnie (Witlams) of Gumming, Ga. ; b. Mar. 7, 1S41 ; farmer. Ch. : Wilson Emery, 5 b. Dec. 2, 1S59, in Gumming. Cora Virginia,-^ b. June 5, 1S62, in Milled;;eville, Ga. Charles Harvey,-' b. Dec. 25, 1S63, in Milledgeville, Ga, i d. Dec. I, 1865. Mattie Eling,' b. Mar. iS, 1S66, in Milledgeville, Ga. Joseph Edward,5 b. Jan. 27, 1872, in Milledgeville, Ga. . employed by R. R. Co., and a member of K. of H. Lodge. Robert Henry.' b. Apr. 26, 1S78, in Milledgeville, Ga. M.artha,* b. ; d. . Wesley,* b. . 3821 I 3822 II 3823 III 3824 IV 3825 V 3825 VI 3827 I 3828 2 3829 3 3830 4 3831 5 3S32 6 3833 VII 3834 VIII 3835 Henderson^ Estes (3S13), son of Miles^ {yosJnia,^ Charles'), born in Decatur, Ga., Oct. 20, 1826; married Oct. 23, 1849, Sarah S., born ; daughter of Joseph D. Foster, of Gumming, Ga. Farmer. Member of the Baptist Church and Masonic Lodge.

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2/2 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Children (Curaming) : 3836 I James Wesley,^ b. Jan. 9, 1S51 ; md. Oct. ir, 1S76, Mary V., dau. of John T. Brown of Cumming, Ga. J. W. and G. P. Estes dry goods merchants, St. Augustine, Fla. Ch. (Cumming): El vert Gordan,*^ b. Sept. 16, 1S77 ; d. Jan. 15, 187S. Edgar Stewart," b. Xov. 30, 1S79. Daisy Bell.s b, Apr. 6. iSSi. George Lawton,'' b. July 12, 1S85. George Presley,^ b. June 15, 1852 (Estes & Hosch, dry goods. etc.); md. Nov. 14, 1S8S, Tomie, b. , dau. of Dr. Henry C. Thompson of Dawson Co., Ga. Ch. (Gainesville, Ga.): Henry Henderson,'^ b. Jan. 28, 1890. Jennette Clementine,* b. June 21, 1S54; md. C. C. Reid, Mar. 1873, s. of A, H. Reid. 3844 IV xMary Jane,5 b. Sept. i, 1S58; md. A. F. Pilgrim, Nov. 1875, son of T. J. Pilgrim. 3845 V A daughter,' b. June 4, 1S61 ; d. July 16, 1S61. 3846 VI Emory Franklyn,^ b. Apr. 8,1863; md. Mary J. Davenport, July 16, 1882 ; dau. of W. E. Davenport. 3847 VII Florrie Eugenie,** b. July 19, 1S65; md. E. F. Bennett, Nov. 1SS3, s. of J. N. Bennett. 3848 Vltl Thomas Asbery,»b. Oct. 3r, 1S67 ; d. July 24, 1869. 3849 IX Medora Veloie,^ b. Apr. 12, 1870. 3850 X Fred Demetress,^ Apr, 15, 1873. 3837 I 3838 2 3839 3 3840 4 3841 II 3842 I 3843 III

H)C6cen^a^t6 of IRcubcn iBstcs, OF NORTH CAROLINA. 3851 History as given by John J. Estes (392S) of Hanerville, Wis., a gentleman of eighty years of age, and oldest son of Langston and grandson of Reuben. When a lad of about twelve years of age he remembers two brothers of his grandfather Reuben, visiting his grandfather ; their names were Richard and Paschal from Virginia. Reuben- [See No. 376S.] fought in war of Revolution, 1776, and at the close of the war settled in Col well Co., N. C. ; farmer. Reuben Estes married Delpha Atkins. Children : Labon,^ b. ; md. Brown. Ch. : Leonard,-' b. . Xancy,'' b. ; md. Baker. Betty,* b. ; md. Lindsey. Leonard,^ (3SS9), b. Mar. lo, 1770; md. ; d. . Lot,3 b. ; md. Rhoda Gilbert. Ren'jen.'* b. . Tempy,'* b. . Delpha,* b. . Laura,* b. . Lenie,* b. . Lot,'* b. . Polly,* b. . Sally,'' b. . Myra,* b. . Lincha,* b. . Larkin,* b. . Larkin,^ (J9^9)- ''■ Apr. — , 17S4 ; md. ; d. . Lance, ^ b. ; md. Lizzie Coffee. Ch. : ■ Mercia.* b. . Eliza,* b. ; md. Caleb Estes (Xo. 39S6). Henderson, ■• b. . 3852 3853 3854 3855 3856 ir 3857 HI 3858 3S59 3860 3801 3862 3863 6 3864 7 3865 8 3866 9 3867 " 10 3868 II 3869 IV 3870 V 3871 I 3872 2 3873 3

2/4 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 3874 4 James,* b. . 3875 5 3876 6 Felk,* b. . 3877 7 Robert,* b. . 3878 S Letta,-* b. . 3879 vr 3880 VII Letta,* b. ; md. Thomas White. Ch 3881 I Joseph/ b. . 3882 VIII Laura, 5 b. ; md. John Loving. Ch. : 3883 I Mary,* b. . 3884 2 William,* b. . 3885 3 Lot," b. . 3886 4 Leila,* b. . 3887 5 John,* b. . 3888 6 Lilla,* b. . 3889 Dr. Leonard 3 Estes (3856), son of Reuben'' (perhaps Charles'^, born in Louenburgh Court House, Va., Mar. 10. 1770; married , Fannie, daughter of John Brown of Morganton, N. C. Children (Morganton) : 3890 I Letta,* b. ; md. Abraham Corpening ; d. . 3891 II Richard,* b. ; md. Louisa Pruitt. Ch. : 3892 1 Charles,^ b. . 3893 III Laborn,* b. ; md. Polly Chambers. Went to 111. 3894 IV Polly,* b. ; md. George Corpening. 3895 V Leonard * (3969), b. ; md. ; d. . 3896 \'I Sally,* b. ; md. Solomon Roper. 3897 VII John,* b. ; md. Ann Falnood. 3898 VIII Nancy,* b. ; md. George Furganson. 3899 I.X Sophia,* b. ; md. H. P. Grinnell. 3900 X Andrew Jackson,* b. in Lenoir, N. C, Apr. 9, 1S17 ; md. Sept. 7, 1S42, Mahalia, dau. of Andrew H. Killion of Murphy, X. C. Member of I. O. O. F. A farmer. Ch. (Lenoir) : Margaret B.,' b. Dec. 7, 1S43; md. R, A. Swain. George Leonard,'' b. Oct. 20, 1S45; d. Apr. 25, 1SS5. Drucilia A.,^ b. Sept. 23, 1S4S ; d. Msy 22, 1S64. Fannie B.,' b. Oct. 21. 1850; md. J. R. Ruff. Thomas Walter.* b. Oct. Oct. 20, 1S52. Phebe C.,'' b. Oct. 22, 1S35; md. Wm. Ale.vander. James Wallace,' b. Oct. 2S, 1S5S ; md. Bettie S. Herren. Luella L.,'' b. in Cornersville, Miss., Jan. iS, 1S62. 3901 3902 3903 3904 3905 3906 6 3907 7 3908 S

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39" II 3912 III 3913 IV 3914 V 3915 VI 39i6 VII 3917 VIII 3918 IX 3919 X ESTES FAMILY OF NORTH CAROLINA. 2/5 3909 Larkin 3 Estes (3866), son of Reuben,^ (perhaps Charlt's '), born in Caldwell Co., N. C, April, 1784; died ; married Clarice, born July iS, 1782, daughter of Michael Gilbert of Caldwell Co., N. C. ; d. . Ch. (Caldwell Co.) : 3910 I Cale'o C* (39S6), b. Dec. 3, 1S05; md. Eliza Estes ; d. Nov. 13, 1S44. Rebecca,* b. Jan. S. iSoS ; md. Enoch Gragg. James,* b. July 2. 1S09; md. Sallie Harris. Elizabeth,* b. Sept. 10, iSii ; md. Joseph Green. Larkin,* b. Aug. 3, 1S13 ; md. Myra Estes, Sept. 1S43. Robert,'' b. Oct. 3, 1S15. Clarice.'* b. July 17, 1S17; md. Daniel Coffee. Lot,* b. Sept. 13, 1S19; md. . Sara,* b. Mar. 7, 1S20; md. Isaac Coffee. Edmund,* b. Mar. 16, 1S23 ; md. Jan. 11, 1S57, Mary; b. Nov. 6, 1831, daughter of Reuben and Maria Estes of Caldwell Co., N. C; his wife died Aug. 11, 1S85 ! Ch. (Caldwell Co.): 3920 I Emeline,- b. Apr. 9, 1S5S ; ind. .Albert Estes Mar. 11, 1SS3 ; Apr. I, started for Cherryvale, Montgomery Co., Kan. Patterson,' b. Dec. 7, 1S59. Finley,-^ b. Nov. i, 1S61 ; d. July 14, 1S62. Julia,^ b. Aug. 29, 1S63. Willard,5b. July i, 1S66. Ellen.^b. Aug. il, 1S6S. XI John.* b. Oct. ic, 1S2S. 3927 Langston '' Estes (3879), son of Reuben,- (perhaps CIiarlcs'),\iovx\ about 1786; died ; married , Polly Moor daughter of . Children : 3928 I John J.,-* b , iSoS; md. , Francis Pruitt. Resides in Hanerville. Wi... Ch. 3929 I J. L ,'' b. . Re.-ides in Evansviile, Wis. 3930 2 Mary, 5 b. ; md. Rood. Ke.^ides in Hanerville. Wis. 3931 3 - Elijah .v. J ,■■' b. . lives in Iowa. 3932 4 Judson,' b. , lives in California. 3933 n Elijah S..+ (3995)- ^'- J-'"- 3'>- ^^'4 ; n«l- d. . '9 3921 2 3Q22 3 3923 4 3924 5 3925 6 3926 XI

276 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 3934 III Jesse M./ b. Jan. 22, 1S16; d. May 3, iSgr. His early occupation was that of a school teacher and after his marriage lie turned his attention to farming and lecturing, was also a local preacher and exhorter. Before the late war he was an Abolitionist lecturer. He enlisted in the Union Army, Jan. 1S63 in Co. G, 15th Iowa Infantry, he came home from the war, broken down in constitution, which unfitted him for any very active work or hard labor, he received a small pension from the government. In 1857 he wrote and had published some tracts on Slavery one entitled " Sorrows in Slavery" and the other "Death Blow to Slavery " He was a staunch Republican, a consistant Christian, a member of the church of God, and died in the triumph of living faith at his home near Caloma, Iowa. Mr. Estes was married in Danville, 111., July 8, 1841, to Louisa J. B., dau. of John Clowe and Elizabeth (Mason) born in Bourbon Co., Ky., Apr. 25,1822. Ch. (isttenin Racine Co., Wis., last two at Caloma, Iowa) : 3935 I Dalitha Ellen,^ b. Apr. 2S, 1842; d. Sept. 23, i860. 3936 2 Wesley Monroe,^ b. June 10, 1S43. 3937 3 Jesse C Hasentine,^ b. May 25. 1S45; enlisted in 1862 in the iSth Iowa Infantry ; is now a stock dealer and farmer in Lincoln, Xeb. ; md. Sept. i, 1867, Caroline Nolan at Newbum, Iowa; b. ; d. Sept. 20, 1S78. 3938 4 Elijah Moor.5 b. July 16, 1847 ; enlisted in 1S62 in the iSth Iowa Infantry; a professor of music and at present (1893) a merchant in Xeola, Iowa. 3939 5 Loving Mason,^ b. Oct. 2, 1S49 ; a farmer and stock dealer at Gray, .\udobon Co., Iowa ; md. in Audobon Co., Jan. j6, 1883. Carrie Xewel. 3940 6 Louise Jane,^ b. May 10, 1851 ; md. at Caloma, Iowa, Sept. 7, 1S76, Charles Mears. 3941 7 Oscar Hayden,= b. Feb. 17, 1853; a farmer and stock dealer; lives in Elsie, Perkins Co., Xeb.; md. in .Audobon Co., June 9, 1SS7, Hattie Woods. 3942 8 Melissa Ann,^ b. Mar. 15. 1855; md. at Milo, Warren Co., Iowa, Dec. 24. 1S90. Sydney Bryant. 3943 9 Isaac L.,'^ b. May 28, 1857 ; d. Apr. 10, 1862. 3944 10 Dr. Washington,^ b. Sept. 20, 1859 ; a stock dealer and trader ; lives at Xiobrara, Xeb. ; md. Feb. 20, 1S87; Lottie Fostier of Audobon Co., Iowa.

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ESTES FAMILY OF NORTH CAROLINA. 2// 3945 II Emma Augusta,^ b. Dec. 9, 1S62 ; md. at Knoxville, Marion Co., lowii. Mar. 16, 18S7, Wallace Hines. 3946 12 Infant son,'^ b. Sept. 3, 1S67 ; cl. same day. 3947 IV Madison/ b. in Caldwell Co., X. C, Dec. 8, 1S17; md. in Caldwell Co., Nov. 17, 1836, Mary M. Setsor, dau. of ; b. Jan. 22. iSr7. Ch. (Caldwell. Co.) : 3948 I Martha Maria,^ b. Oct. 11, 1837 ; md. , 1S60, Robert (Shurer?), s. of Jackson. 3949 2 Harriet Z.,^ b. Mar. 29, 1839; md. Feb. 18, 1S66, Leonard s. of Lot Estes. 3950 3 L. L.,^b. Feb. 8, 1844 ; md. Mary Green, dau. of Elic. 3951 4 Mary E.,^ b. Aug. 6, 1S47 ; md. Jan. 3, 1867, Elijah, s. of Caleb Estes. 3952 5 John Boon,^ b. Feb. 3, 1S50; d. ; md. Oct. 3, 1870, Rachel Moore, dau. of David. 3953 6 Madison Elijah,^ b. June 19, 1856; md. Dec. 22, 1S74, Emeline, dau. of Washington Moore. 3954 V Elizabeth Stone,"* b. in Caldwell Co., N. C, Jan. 18, 1S20 ; md. in Caldwell Co., Oct. 22, 1837, James M., s. of Colberd Hayes ; b. ; d. , 1S64. Ch. (Caldwell Co.) : J. Monroe Hayt-s,^ b. Dec. 3, 1S39 ; d. Oct. — , 1863. Charity C. Hayes,^ b. June 19, 1842. Polly A. Hayes,-^b. June 15, 1S44; d. Sept. 15, 1844. Joseph T. Hayes,^ b. Aug. 22, 1846. Delphin L. Hayes,^ b. Mar. 5, 1S48. James C. L. Hayes.^ b. Mar. 5, 1854. Nancy E. Hayes, b. Aug. 31, 1857; d. July 5, 1S90. Delpha A.,* b. Nov. 14. 1S22 ; md. (t), Apr. 15, 1841, Taylor, son of George HoUoway, b. ; d. Mar. 5, 1844; md. (2), June II, 1S54, Oliver Lyon of Dunkirk, Wis. Ch. (by Taylor) (in Colwell, N. C.) : Mary Caroline,^ b. Feb. 4, 1S42; md. , Silas Ward of Jamesville, Wis. Elizabeth J.,^ b. Jan. 20, 1S44 ; md. , Charles Showers, of Stoughton. Wis. Ch. (by Oliver, in Dunkirk, Wis.) : Olive S.,5 b. Mar. 30, 1855; md. , Edward Page of Stoughton, Wis. Lance,* b. Sept. 28, 1824 ; md. , Mary Barlow. Dicy Caroline.'* b. Sept. 10. 1S26; md., Feb. i, 1849, Joseph son of Richard Estes ( ). 3968 IX James Monroe,* b. Feb. 7, 1829 ; md. Jan. 17, 1S5S, Polly Myria, dau. of Caleb Estes (398S). 3955 I 3956 2 3957 3 3958 4 3959 5 3960 6 3961 7 3962 VI 3963 I 3964 2 3965 3 3966 VII 3967 VIII

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27S ESTES GENEALOGIES. 3969 Leonard » Estes (3895), son of Leonard, ^ {Reubeti,'' perhaps Charles^), born in Burke Co., N. C. ; , 1804; married in York City, S. C. Margaret B. Moore of York Co., S. C. Children : 3970 I Mary Jane,^ b. in Burke, Co., X. C. ; d. . 3971 II Zeiias Newton,^ b. in Burke, Co., X. C, Dec. i, 1S31 ; md. in Florence, Ala., Feb. 19, 1S6S, Nettie Collier, b. abt. 1S43, dau. of Wyatt and Janet Walker (Collier) ; she was from Scotland. Mr. Estes is senior partner of Z. N. Estes & Co., wholesale grocer and cotton factor. Union street, Memphis, Tenn. Ch. (Memphis) : 3972 I Wyatt Collier,'' b. Mar. 30, 1S70. 3973 2 Janet Douglas,'^ b. Feb. 2, 1872. 3974 3 Zenas N.,'' b. Aug. 10, 1S73 ; "• July ^3) 1S74. 3975 4 Richard P.,*^ b. May 11, 1S75. 3976 5 Zenas Newton,'' b. Dec. 6, 1S77. 3977 6 Marion C.,** b. June 15, 1S79. 3978 7 Mary Collier,'^ b. Mar. 2, iSSi ; d. Mar. 17, iS8r. 3979 S Alice Evelyn,'' b. May 30, 1SS2. 3980 9 Edith.^b. Dec. 6, 1SS5. 3981 in Amanda C.,'' b. in Burke, Co., N. C. 3982 IV Drucilia Ann," b' . 3983 V James M.,^ b. in Tippah Co., Miss. 3984 VI Eliza Victoria,'' b in Tippah Co., .Miss. ; d. . 3985 VII John Star,'' b. in Tippah Co., Miss. 3986 Caleb C.^ Estes son of Larkin ^ (^Renbeiir perhaps Charles'), born in Caldwell Co., N. C, Dec. 3, 1805 ; married Eliza, born ; daughter of Lance Estes and Lizzie (Coffee) of Caldwell Co., N. C. He died Dec. 13, 1844. Children (Caldwell Co., N. C.) : 3987 I James Robert,' I). Oct. 9, 1S29; d. Mar. 15, (847. 3988 II Polly Myri;i.'' 1>. Apr. 22, 1S32; md. J. Monroe Estes (396S). Jan. 17. 185S. 3989 III Lance L ,'' h Oct. [3, 1S34; md Eliza Gragg, Jan. — , 1S60. 3990 IV Larkin Monroe,'^ b. .\pr. 4, 1S37; md. Letta Estes, Dec. 31, 3991 V Caleb,-' b. Feb. 2C^, 1.^40; md. Aug. 29, rS65, Mary E., b. ; dauhgter of R. II. Moody and Bathsheba | Chambers) of

3992 I 3993 VI 3994 VII ESTES FAMILY OF NORTH CAROLINA. 2/9 Caldwell Co., N. C. P. O. Vinton, Kansas. Ch. (Riley Co , Kans.) : Zada Ariel,'' b. Feb. i6, 1S75. John L. Henry,^ b, Aug. 10, 1842; d. May 1864. Elijah C. L.,5 b. Mar. 12, 1845; nid. Jan. 3, 1S67, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Marion Estes (4S85). 3995 Elijah Stone ^ Estes (3933), son of Langston ^ {Reuben- perhaps Charles'-), born in Callettsville, N. C, Jan. 30, 1814; married in Chicago, 111,. Sept. 4, 1836, Zebiah Walker ; born ; daughter of Elijah Wentworth and , of Chicago, 111., his wife died July 2, 1887; he died Dec. 8, 1887. OBITUARY OF E. S. ESTES. Mr E. S. Estes was born in I'urke Co., X. C, Jan. 30. 1S14, and died at Hinckley, 111., Dec. 8, 18S7. At twenty he became disgusted with slavery and its institutions, and left his southern home for the northwest, coming to Fort Dearborn, known then as the village of Chicago. On Sept. 4, 1S37, he was joined in marriage to Miss Z. W. Wentworth, who died not long since, ."-^oon after they began housekeeping in a log cabin in Bay View, Wis., now the seventeenth ward of Milwaukee. There were born to them nine children, four of whom are now with father and mother on the otlier side. Five remain to mourn. These are Lieut. R. L. Estes of Bay View ; John M., sheriff of Dane Co., Wis.; Augustus G., a wealthy farmer of the same county ; W. C, a merchant of Neligh, Xeb., and Mrs. L. E. Linebarger, wife of Rev. I. Linebarger of the Rock River conference. Brother Estes finding himself failing in health, and dreading the rigor of a Wisconsin winter, went this fall to the home of his boyhood, hoping thereby to regain his health. Still failing, he started for his home, but only get as far as the home of his daughter, and after a few days the summons came. He was a fine specimen of a man and a Christian— kind, cheerful, honest, benevolent, loving and beloved. He united with the Bav View M. E. church Uct. 15, r.S62, and was a faithful member until the .Master called him to his reward. 11 is funeral w.as held in the M. E. church. Bay View, Dec. II, 1SS7, his pastor preaching the sermon, whence his remains were taken and laid by tlie side of his wife. The large congregation, many of whom were Roman Catholics, together with the children of the place, who wept around his casket, showed how universally he was respected and loved His end was peaceful and happy. On the -Sabbath evening before his death he joined with his daughter and family in singing. " (Jn Jordan's stormy banks I stand," etc. His desires are rcali/ced, and he rests. — il. Evans. Children (Lake near Milwaukee) : 3996 I Lucy Ellen,5 b. July 22, 1S37 ; md, in Beloit, Wis., Dec, 14, 1859, Rev. Isaac Linebarger son of George Linebarger and Susan of Elwood, 111. Ch.: 3997 » George E:ste.s,

4000 4 40OI 5 4002 6 4003 7 4004 ir 280 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Charles Elijah.s b. in Plainfield, 111., Feb. 21, 1867. John Beard,'' b. in Bartavia, 111., Feb. i, 1S69; d. Mar. 20, 1S73. Paul Wentworth, b. Warren III., June 15, 1S72. Isaac jr., '^ b. in Uison, 111., Feb. 13, 1S78. Langston Lorenzo,^ b. in Chicago, Nov. 22, 1839; md. in Dunkirk, Wis., Dec. 25, 1S66, Adeline Palmer, b. ; dau. of Sumael Palmer and , of Dunkirk, Wis. Ch. (Lake Wis.) : Annie Louise,'' b. Oct. S, 1S67. John Harvey,'^ b. Feb. 28, 1869. Elijah Lorenzo,*^ b. Oct. 20, 1S70; d. Oct. 7, 1877. Arthur Lisle," b. Feb. 3, 1872. Elbert Irving,*^ b. Feb. 28, 1874. Mary Elizabeth,*^ b. Jan. 22, 1S76; d. Oct. 3, 1877. Paul Hiram,'' b. Oct. 17, 1S77. Jennie Lulu,'' b. Sept. 8, 1S7Q. Vernon Wayne,'' b. Dec. 14, rSSi. Addie Bell.e b. Jan. 27, 18S4. Ira Ray,'5 b. Mar. i. tS86. John Mitchel,^ b. Mar. i, 1S42; was a soldier in the Union army, three years and four months, Co. A, 23d and Co. A, 47th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry; enlisted as private and discharged as second lieutenant. Have been a member of the county board of Dane Co., Wis., six years; chairman thereof one year; served as sheriff of said county one year; md. Sept. 8, 1S69, in Dunkirk, Wis., Martha Annette, dau. of Stratton Martin and Hannah E. ( ) of Willsborough, Vt.; b. Nov. 4, 1842. Ch, (Dunkirk): Harland,^ b. July 25, 1870; d. same day. Pauline Minerva,'' b. Aug. 24, 1871. Myron Eugene.* b. Mar. i. 1873: d. Apr. 7, 1873. Rollin Lorenzo,'' b. .\pr. 19, 187S. Ina Lorine,'"' b. Sept. 20, 1879; d. Apr. 29, 1887. Lulu May,6 b. Mar. 10, 18S6. Augustus Gallaher,^ b. Mar 10, 1044; md. Mar. 3, 1868, Martha A., b. . dau. of John Roche and of Willow Springs, Wis.; his wife died , Oct. 28, 1S76; md. (2), to Helen M. Wright, Apr. 15, 1879, dau. of Allan Mitchell of Willow, Springs, Wis. Ch. (Dunkirk, Wis.) (by Martha A.); 4024 I Fred Roche,'' b. Jan. 14, 1869. 4025 2 Jessie Luellen,'' b. Sept. 20, 1S72. Ch. (by. Helen M.): 4026 3 Mabel Zebiah,'' b. Feb. 5, 18S0. 4005 I 4006 2 4007 3 4008 4 4009 5 4010 6 401 1 7 4012 8 4013 9 4014 10 4015 II 4016 III 4017 I 4018 2 4019 3 4020 4 4021 5 4022 6 4023 IV

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ESTES FAMILY OF NORTH CAROLINA. 28 1 4027 4 Mary Mildred," b. May 27, iSSi. 4028 V Mary Susan,' b. Mar. 14, 1S46; md. in Dunkirk, Wis., Apr. 15, 1S68, Horace Rising; b. ; s. of Z. Rising and of Ticonderoga, N. Y.; d. Apr. 19, 1876. Ch. : 4029 I Bertha Eva.e b. Aug. 15, 1S69, in Dunkirk, Wis. •4030 2 Pearl,* b. Apr. — , 1873', in Milwaukee, Wis. 4031 VI William Carrosso,' b. Feb. 2, 1S50; md. Dec. 26, 1S77, Henrietta Jane, b. Aug. 16, 1S30, dau. of Joseph Pilling and Martha (Munahan) of Willow Springs, Ch. (Willow Springs) : 4032 I Elsie Viola,e b. Oct. 9, iSSo.

2)e6ccnt)anti5 of riDoscs lEstes, OF VIRGIMA. 4033 Moses 'Estes, born in England about 1732 (?). Tradition says that he came over from England and settled in Virginia, where he stayed for some time, then removed to Pendleton district, South Carolina, the place where Anderson court house now stands. There were two of his brothers who came with him, one of whom was a Baptist minister, his name was Stephen. According to the order of the family Moses must have been born not far from 1732, if so he may have been a brother to John Estes. [No. 4078] of Virginia. He was married in England and had a large family ; we have but three names of their children. Children : 4034 I Bethlehem,- b. . 4035 2 Galant.- b. , and others. 4036 3 Nathaniel,- (4037). the youngest, b. abt. 17S3; md. . 4037 Nathaniel - Estes (4036), son of Moses,' born in Virginia; died ; married at Pendleton, (C. H.), S. C, , Nancy Finly. Ch. (Pendleton) : Samuel,^ b. ; md. Elizabeth Moor; P. O. Slab Town, S. C Thomas,^ b. ; md. Elizabeth Richardson; P. O. Vironas, S. C. Micajah,^ (4047), b. , 1S04; md. ; d. , 1SS2. Xancy,' b. ; md. Robert Richardson; P. O. Vironas, S. C Elizabeth,' b. ; d. . ■jane,* b. ; d. . Cain,* b. .Mar. 17, iSii; md. Rachel Harris; P. O. Anderson, S. C. ; has a son. 4038 r 4039 II 4040 III 4041 IV 4042 Y 4043 VI 4044 VII

ESTES FAMILY OF VIRGINIA. 4045 I N. H. Estes.* b. . 4046 VI r I Cooper B.,3 (4059), b. Oct. 5, 1813; rod. Aug. 4048 I 4049 II 4050 III 2S3 IS39. 4047 Micajah3 Estes (4040), son of Nathaniel,^ {Moses'), born in Anderson district, S. C, , 1804 ; died in Gainsville, Ga., , 1S82 ; he was a prominent physician and practiced medicine in South Carolina and Georgia for fifty years ; married (i), in Anderson district, , Nancy, daughter of Obediah Owen and Martha f Ford) ; born in Anderson district, S. C., , 1802 ; d. ; married (2), Children : Jane I.* h. . Martha A.," b. ; md. ; d. . John Baylis,'* b. ; he is a lawyer and has been judge of the Superior Court of this state for years; he also served one term as a representative of Hall Co., in the Georgia legislature ; he was a colonel in the Confederate army and commanded the 44th Georgia regiment. 4051 IV Obadiah Nathaniel.-* b. ; d. . 4052 V Martin Van Buren.* b. in Slab Town, S. C, Aug. 9, 1S43; entered the Confederate army in i86t and served to the end as a private; after the war read law, and served one term of four years in the senate from the 33d Senatorial district ; md. in Oconee Co., S. C, Aug. 21, 1S67, Miss Lou M., dau. of William Sharp and Mary E. (Hackett); b, in Jackson Co., Ga., Apr, 2, 1848. Ch. (Georgia) : 4053 I John Minor,5 b. Homer, June i, 1S6S. A machinist at the works of the East Tenn., Va., and Ga. R. R., in Atlanta, Ga. ; md. Mar. 1SS7, Lula Hoyt of Atlanta. Ch. : I Lula May,*b. Dec. 15, iSSS. Perhaps others, George Pierce,^ b. Homer, Aug. 22, 1S70. A furniture finisher, md. Oct. 9, iSSS, Ida I, Maldin. of Atlanta. Thomas Raines, ^ b. Atlanta, July 19, 1S76. May Lou,5 b. Gainesville, Mar. 16, 1S79. Eliza C* b. . Ch. (by 2d wife) : ThouuLs L.,* b. ; lives now (1S90), West Bowersville, Franklin Co., Ga. 4059 Cooper Bennett 3 Estes (4046), son of Nathaniel,' {J/oscs'), born in Anderson, (C. H.), S. C, October 5, 181 3; 4053 a 4054 2 4055 3 4056 4 4057 VI 4058 VII

4o6i II 4062 III 4063 IV 284 ESTES GENEALOGIES. married in Anclersonville, S. C, August 12, 1839, Elizabeth B., daughter of Jedah Ayers and Rhoda E. (Berton) ; born in Andersonville, October 13, 1822 ; lives now (1S90) in Kennedy, Ala., Lamar Co. Ch. (Andersonville, S. C.) : 4060 I Laura ].* b. Aug. -S, 1S40; d. Feb. 6, 1SS3; md. Nov. i, 1858, Thomas Lindsey; P. O. Kennedy, Ala. Nathaniel M.,* b. Oct. 5, 1S42; d. June 8, 1S62. John M.,-* b. Nov. 23, 1S44; d. Aug. 4, 1S64. Elias C.,* b. June 30, 1S47; md. Margaret Davis; P. O. Conway, Ala. 4064 V Perthernia,'' b. Jan 21, 1S49; "^d. Oct. 13, 1881, Otis HiggLns; P. O. Kennedy, Ala. Infant son,* not named, b. Mar. 8, 1S51; d. Mar. 14, 1851. Harriet 'M.,* b. Aug. 13, 1S52; d. Aug. 13, 1S57. Eliza \V.,* b. Apr. 23. 1855; d. Aug. 16, 1857. Thomas J.,* b. Oct. 4, 1857; md. Sept. 10, I879, Susan C, dau. of Robert Allen and Lanorah ( ) ; b. May 28, i860. Mr. Estes has an office at Day's Gap, Ala., and is a dealer in general merchandise, dry goods, notions, family groceries and plantation supplies. Ch. : Twin daughters,"^ b. ; d. same day. Son, '5 not named; d. aged 2 weeks. N. Felix,^ ( . , ■V ^ i, c twms, d. young. No name," ) » j 0 Mandie L.,' b. Day's Gap, . Walter F.,^ b. Day's Gap, ; d. , aged i year and 4 months. 4C75 X Albert H.,* b. Oct. 14, 1S60 ; md. Nov. 20, 1881, Emma Richard. P. O. Besimer, Ala. 4076 XI Ellen L.,* b. June 21, 1S63; md. Nov. 12, 1882, Thomas Moor. P. O. Kennedy, Ala. 4077 XII Sarah F.,*b. Jan. 23, 1S66 ; md. July 20, i8S4,J. D. Moor. P. O. Kennedy, Ala. 4065 VI 4066 VII 4067 VIII 4068 IX 4069 I 4070 2 4071 4072 3 4 4073 5 4074 6

{ H)e6ccn^ant5 of 3obn lEstes. 4079 I 4080 II 4081 III 4078 John ' Estes who emigrated about the time of the Revolutionary war from Albemarle or Culpepper Counties, Virginia, to Tennessee, on or near Duck River, from there he moved to what is called the Barrens of Kentucky, where he remained until his death. He had a large family of boys and girls, eleven in all, of six of whom we have a partial record. Children : Abraham- (40S5), b. Nov. i, 1764; md. ; d. May 22, 1S44. Moses,- b. ; d. in Jefferson Co., 111. Absalom,- b. ; moved to Jefferson Co., 111., where he died, he had a large family. 4082 IV Joseph,^ b. , moved to Jefferson Co., 111., and died there, he had a large family. 4083 V William,* b. ; had several children ; d.in Montgomery Co., Mo. 4084 VI Thomas,- b. , lived and died on his father's old homestead, in Barren Co., Ky. 4085 Abraham' Estes {4079), son of John,' born in Virginia, November i, 1764; died May 22, 1844, in Lincoln Co., Ky. ; married in Lincoln Co.,(i), Margaret McCormick; (2), Mary East. No children by second wife ; farmer. Ch. (Lincoln Co.) : John,' (4094), b. Sept. 25. r79o; md. ; d. 1S77. Ann,' b. Jan. 28, 1793; d. Aug. 1813. Elizabeth,' b. Aug. 28, 1795; d- ■^P''- -9' '^3^' '^"^- ^^*- '^^5' William McCanne; b. ; d. in Missouri abt. 18S5 or '86. Ch.: John.* b. ; d. . William,* b. ; P. O. addre.-^s Jacksonville, Mo, Polly Ann,* b. ; md. William Jones. Sally,* b. ; md. William Hamilton; lives at Jacksonville, Mo. 4093 IV James M.,' (4121), b. May 2, 1798; d. Aug. — , 1868. 4086 I 4087 II 40S8 III 4089 1 4090 2 4091 3 4092 4

286 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 4094 John'Estes (40S6), son of Abraham,^ {yohn') born September 25, 1790; died , 1877; married in Lincoln Co., Ky., spring of 18 15, Nancy, born about 1796 or '97, daughter of William Berry and Amy (Moore) of Lincoln Co., Ky. Ch. (Lincoln Co., Ky.) : 4095 I James S.,* b. Oct. 14, r8i6, now (Jan. 1S90) living at Trenton, Mo.; md. in Grundy Co., Mo. (i), Mar. 8, 1855, Ann Eliza; b. Oct. 15, 1837; d. June 6, 1S5S; md. (2), Elizabeth J., b. Feb. 24, 1S42, sister to Ann Eliza and daughters of Isaac Hobbs and Sarah Ann (Gibson) of Livingston Co., Mo. Ch. (by Ann Eliza) : 4096 I Margaret M.,' b. May 13, 1S56; d. abt. 1S87 or 18S8; md. abt. 1876, \Vm. C. Lucus ; left three children. 4096 a I James Walter,*" b. abt. 1876. 4096 b 2 Nancy ,6 b. abt. 1 878. 4096c 3 W. Ann Lucus,'^ b. abt. iSSi or 1S82. 4097 2 William J.,s b. Apr. 20, 185S; d. Feb. 25, 1S59. Ch. (by Elizabeth J.) (first seven in Grundy Co., remainder in Trenton, Mo.) : 4098 3 John Monroe,^ b. June 25, 1S60; md. in Vancouver city, British Columbia, Apr. — , 1886, Fannie Ransom; live in Edison, Skaget Co., Washington. James,^ b. June 25, 1S62. Joanna,' b. in Trenton, Mo., Oct. 29, 1S64 ; md. in Whatcom, Washington, June 20, 1S8S, Joe R. Mathews; b. 1866 (?) in Iowa; has one child. 1 Clyde,^ b. , 1889, in Samish, Washington. Xancy E.,^ b. July 10, 1867; d. Mar. 18, 1887. Wiley H.,- b. Sept. 23, 1869. Sarah Abigail,' b. Jan. i, 1S72 ; d. Aug. 11, 1S89. . Mary Berry,' b. Mar. i, 1S74. Carrie D.,5 b. Dec. 13. 1876. Charles Dale,^ b. Sept. 29, 1S79. Maude May,' b. Sept. 30, 1883; d. same day. William M.,-* b. Mar. — , iSiS. Margaret,* b. Mar. — , 1S20 ; d. , 1SS2 ; md. , 1S3S, James Lucus; the fall of 1839 settled near Trenton, Mo., where they died ; they had four children. 1 James^, b. . 2 Nancy J.,' b. ; md. Jacob Kackley. 4099 4 4100 5 4100a 4IOI 6 4102 7 4103 8 4104 9 4105 to 4106 n 4107 12 4I0S II 4109 III 4109 a 4109 b

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ESTKS FAMILY OF KENTUCKY. 28/ 4iogc 3 George Amos,^ b. ; md. Miss Oliver. 41091! 4 Johnson, 5 h. ; md. Miss Wickizer. 4s 10 IV John Monroe,* b. , i8::2 ; d. June — , 1826. 41 IX V Green Berry,* b. , 1S24 ; d. Feb. — , 1862; md. , 1853, ^^ary C. Atkinson; left two children. 41 12 I Green B.,^ b. . 41 1 3 2 Martha Ann,^ b. ; md. John Grimes, Jamesport, Mo. 4114 VI Abraham C.,* b. , 1S26; d. 1844 or 1845. 4115 Vri Ann .\T.,* b. , 1S2S ; d. ; md. Wm. Jones. 4116 VIII Elizabeth,* b. , 1830; md. Wm. Tinsley; deqpased. 4117 IX Martha,* b. , 1S30; md. Joseph French; lives in Jamesport, Mo. 41 18 X Hannah,* b. , 1832; md. Charles Doughery. 41 19 XI Jeruiha,* b. , 1S34; d. , 1S37. 4120 XII Amy,* b. , 1S37 ; d. , 1839. 4121 James M.^ Estes (4093), son of Abraham/ {Jolm^), born in Lincoln Co., Ky., May 2, 1798; died August — , 1S68; married about 1819, Nancy East; died about 1S65, of (jarrard or Lincoln Co. ; farmer. Ch. (Lincoln Co.) : 412a I John Welsh,* b. Nov. 16,1820; md. June 15, 1852, Sally Jane ; b. June 15, 1832, dau. of Randall Sleeder and Katy (Banner) of Lincoln Co., Ky. ; farmer. Ch. (Lincoln Co.) : Barbara Ann,"^ b. Feb i, 1S50 ; d. May 27, 1866. John W.,5 b. Aug. II, 1S52 ; d. Oct. i, 1SS9 ; md. Apr. — , 1877, Betty Jane Leondard ; b. Dec. 10, 1S60. .■\bram,^ b. Xnv. 20, 1S55; d. Aug. 3, 185S. Eleanor Ann,* b. Jan. 15, 1S22; d. , 1S76; md. (i), , 1S44, John .Snow; b. ; d. , 1S45 ; md. (2), William Benson; lives in Middleburg, Casey Co., Ky. Joseph McCorinick,* b. Nov. 2;, 1823; d. Aug. ro, 1S49. Rachel Wilson,* b. June 19, 1S25; d. Mar. — , 1S86; md. abt. 1853, John Wall. 4129 V Mary Jordan,* b. Feb. 22, 1827; md. , 1S50, Joseph Fletcher; lives at Mt. Salem, Ky. 4'30 VI Peggy M.,* b. Xov. 2. 1828; d. Jan. 1S86; md. Nathan Daugherty; b. ; d. ; has a son. John,'^ 1'. ; lives at Mt. Salem, Ky. James Carroll,* b. Aug. 15, 1S30; d. Mar, 16, 1851. Sally Jane,* b. Sept. 19, 1S33. 4123 I 4124 4125 3 4x26 II 4127 III 4I2S IV 4131 I 4132 VII 4'33 VIII

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i£5te6 of Carolina or Culpepper County, IDiroinia. 4137 ' Estes, born ; resided in Carolina or Culpepper Co., Va. ; died before 1770; left a clause in his will providing for his child or children unborn. Children : 4138 I Thomas,- b. . 4139 II John,- b. ; md. ; had a son and a grandson. 4140 I Wolf oik, 3 b. I7S6(.\^ ; d. in 1S53, age 67. 4140 a I Robert W.,* b. , iSiS ; now living (July 1S90) at East Folk, Tenn. 4141 III Marshal,- b. ; nid. ; went to Adair Co., Ky. ; his children are all dead. 4142 IV Littleton,- b. ; md. ; went to Henry Co., Ky. ; has a grandson. 4142 a I Allen Estes,^ b. ; living now (1S90) at Lewisport, Hancock Co., Ky. 4143 V Peter,- (4144), b. in Culpepper Co., Va., , 1770. 4144 Peter ^ Estes (4143), son of , born in Culpepper Co., Va., 1770; married , Sally, born in Culpepper, , daughter of James Yates. Children (first four in Culpepper Co., and remainder in Adair Co., Ky.) : 4145 I John,^ b. ; d. . 4146 II Peter.^b. ; d. . 4147 III Charles.^b. ; d. . 4148 IV James G.M4155). b. Mar. 25, 1799. 4149 V Thomas,* b. ; d. . 4150 VI Littleton,* b. ; d. . 4151 VII George W.,* b. ; d. . 4152 VIII Elizabeth. 3 b. ; d. . 4153 IX Mary,* b. ; d. . 4154 X Lucy,* b. ; d. .

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S)c6ccnt)antci of Coleman lEstes, OF VIRGINIA. 4166 Coleman' Estes of , born ; married (i), ; married (2). . Children (by ist wife) : 4167 I Robert,- b. ; d. . 4168 II Susan.- b. . 4169 III Francis C.^ (4172J. b. Nov. 9, iS(o ; d. May 23, 1S7S. 4170 IV Elizabeth,- b. . (Ch. by 2d wife) : 4171 V Jacob,- b. . 4172 Francis Coleman = Estes (4169), son of Coleman/ born in Charlott^vilie, Va., Nov. 9, iSio; died May 23, 1878 ; married at Buckingham" (C. H.), Va., March 31, 1835, Caroline Matilda Wilkinson, born al Buckinghain (C. H.), ; died Au

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292 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 4181 3 Thomas Walter,* b. Mar. 18, 1877. 4182 4 Oscar l,ee,* b. Feb. 19, iSSo. 4183 5 Carrie Ellen,-^ b. Oct. 13, 1S82. 4184 6 . OraSa.xon,* b. Apr. 28, 18S5. '• 4185 7 Daniel Erving,* b. Oct. 2, 1S87. 4186 VII George Washington,* b. in Ringgold, Teun.. July 14, 1851 ; d. Aug. 19, 1S53. 4187 VITI William Malory,* b. in Ringgold, Tenn., Apr. 6, 1S53 ; md. Oct. 21, 1S74, Ca.-sie Xorris of New Market, .\la. 4188 Thomas Ross 3 Estes (4177), son of Francis C.,' born in Cedar Grove, Tenn., March 17, 1845 ; died January 9, 1887 ; married (i), , 1863, Mary Malissa, widow of Dyke (by whom she had two children) see (No. 4212), and daughter of WilHam T. Estes ; born ; died , 1873 ; married a second wife by whom he had no issue. Ch. (by first wife) : 4189 I William Francis,* b. in McCracken Co.. Ky., Dec. C7, 1S64 ; md. in Flot .Sjirings, .Ark., July 5, 1SS7, Mattie Jane, dau. of J. E. .Smith and Rebecca (Pankey) ; b. Feb. 19, 1S60, in Jefferson, Te.\. ; a member of Pennington Lodge, A. O. U. W., of Attleboro. Ma.ss. Ch. : 4190 I Mary Ida,* b. in Hotsprings, Apr. 2, iSSS. 4191 2 Loui Edward,'' b. in Hotsprings, July 16, 1SS9. 4192 3 Gertie Robert^,'^ b. in Attleboro, Mass., Jan. 14, 1891. 4193 4 .\.da Ruth,-^ b. in .\ttleboro, .Apr. 30, 1S92.

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S)c6ccn^ant5 of lUilliam ^in£)lc\> iSotes, OF VIRGINIA. 4194 William Tinsley ' Estes born in , Va.; died ; married (i), Durrington ; born ; died ; married (2), ■, Susan M. Bazzel. Children : 4195 I William Lewis,- b. in Marshall Co , Ky., Jan. i8, 1834; d. Dec. 30, 1S73 ; md. in Briensburgh, Marshall Co., Feb. 12, 1855, Mary Louisa, dau. of Henry Dyke and Amanda (Rice) ; b. in Marsliall Co., Dec. 25, 1S39. A member of the L O. U. F. Ch. (Briensburgh) : 4196 I Amanda Susan,^ b. Dec. 16, 1S56; md. Jan. 16, 1S75, T. B. Wvatt ; d. Xov. lo, 1S91. 4197 2 William Henry, ^ b. June i [, 1S58; md. in Kennerdale, Te.xas, Mar. 12, 1S91, Roburter, dau. of Calvin Cisero Glass and Mary Elizabeth (Robins), b. in Enon, Texas, June 30, 1 87 1. Ezekiel V,.,' h. Jan. 28, 1S60; d. Mar. 28, 1S60. Andrew Wilkins,^ b. Feb. 14, 1S61 ; d. July 29, 1874. Mary EUen,^ b. June 16, 1S63 ; md. Dec. 16, 1SS9, J. M. Kiker. John Fusset,-' b. July i:, iS^.^. David ^r.,^' b. Mar. 17, 1866. Julia A. D.,Jb. July 16. 1S6S: md. Dec. 21, 1890, W. T. Hudson; d Xov. 26, 1S91. James Watson,^ b. July 29, (S71. John,M3. ;d. . Herny Wil.-^on,- b. in Marshall Co., Ky., Dec. iS, 1S37 ; md. in Marshall Co., Apr. 22, 1858, Delia Ann, dau. of Henry Dyke and Amanda (Rice) ; b. in Marshall Co., .Mar. 30, 1842. Ch. (Marshall Co.) : 4207 I Amanda Ellen,-' b. Feb. i, 1S62; nid. May 7, 1SS2, William M. Holland, lives in Birmingham, Ky. 4208 2 Viola Frances,^ b. May 17, 1.S65 ; md. May 16, 1SS6, S. E. Collie ; lives in 15iriningiiani, Ky. 4209 3 Martha Graham,^ b. July — , 1867; md. Dec. 23, 1S91, J D. Skags, Kirksey. Calloway Co., Ky. 4198 3 4199 4 4200 5 420 £ 6 4202 7 4203 8 4204 4205 4206 9 II III

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42II 5 4212 IV 4213 , 4214 2 294 ESTKS (.iENEALOGIES. 4210 4 Sarah Lyrni,^ b. Mar. 14, 1869; md. Dec. 23, i883, C. C Holland ; lives in Birmingham, Ky. Laura Haze,^ b. July 31, 1874; md. Dec. 23, 1S91, J. K. Chandler; live in Briensburgh, Ky. Mary Malissa,- b. ; d. ; md. ( i), Dyke ; b. ; d. ; md. (2), 1S63, Thomas Ross Estes (No. 4188), s. of Francis C. Estes. Ch. (by Dyke) : Ellen Dyke,^ b. ; d. an infant. Mary E. Dyke,^ b. Feb. 26. 1S61 ; d. July 18, 1888. Ch. (by Estes) : 4215 3 William Francis,^ I3. in McCracken Co., Ky., Dec. 27, 1S64 See (Xo. 4189). 4216 V Andrewv b. ; d. . 4217 VI Adelia,- b. . Ch. (by second wife) : 4218 VII Mary Fannie,- b. . 4219 VIII V.J. P..- b. ; md. in Parker Co., Tenn., Aug. — , 1SS9, Samuel W. Logan. 4220 IX Otera T.,- b. in Marshall Co., Ky., Jan. 29, 1S52; d. Sept. 19, 18S7 ; md. in Marshall Co., Nov. iS, 1869, Samuel W. Logan, b. in Kno.x Co., Tenn., Mar. 30, 1S44. He married (2), V. J, P. Estes, a sister of his first wife. Ch. (by Otera T.) : Julia E.,^ b. in Marshall Co., Sept. 11, 1S70. Ethan A.,^ b. in Marshall Co., Nov. 15, 1872. Panola G.,^ b. in Marshall Co., Nov. 16, 1874. Estella M.,3 b. in Marshall Co., Dec. 25, 1S76; d. June 25, 18S3. Evan C.,^ b. in Te.xas, Jan. 11, 1S-9. Fannie,' b. in Parker Co., Texas, Feb. 15, 18S1. John A.,^ b. in Springtown, Te.xas. Apr. 2, 1SS4. Avis C.,-' b. in Parker Co., Te.xas, Aug. 30, 1S91. Ch. (by second wife) : .\ daughter,-^ b. . Corintha T.,- b. in Marshall Co., Apr. 27, 1857 ; md. in Briensburg, Ky., June 11, 1S76, Robert Faine Stone, s. of , b. in Landerdale Co., Tenn., Jan. 15, 1S54. Ch. (Parker Co., Texas) : Cletus C.,3 b. Mar. 25, 1S79 ; d. Mar. 26, 1S81. Noah P.,' b. Nov. iS, 1S80. Elbert L.,^ b. June 15, 1SS3. Alma M.,3 b. Nov. 6, 1S85. Clarence O.,^ b. Oct. 23, 1S8S. Cama A.,^ b. July 25, 1891. 4221 I 4222 2 4223 3 4224 4 4225 S 4226 6 4227 7 4228 8 4229 9 4230 X 4231 4232 4233 4234 4235 4236 6

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4238 I 4239 II 4240 HI 4241 IV 4242 V 4243 VI 4244 VII 4245 VIII 4246 IX Sonic of the 3De5cen^ant5 of Bbrabam ]£6te0, OF CULPEPPER CO., VA. 4237 Abraham' Estes, born February 7, 1777 ; died September zj , 1S42 ; married March — , 1801. Phebe Peyton of Virginia ; born ; died January 9, 1858 ; farmer. Children : I Mary Ann,^ b. . Elizabeth,- b. . Alcy,-' b. . Richard S.,= (4252), b. Jan. 10, 1810; d. Jan. 13, 18S2. Samuel,- b. . Sanv,= b. . William,- b. . Loui.sa,- b. . IX John McCoy,-* b. in Sandersville. Ky.. Aug. 9, 1S21 ; md. in South Bentonsport, Iowa, now called Vernon, Sept. 2, 1S47, Margaret C, dau. of George Thomas, near Vernon, Iowa. Ch. (Louisville, Mo., i ; Vernon, la., 4) : 4247 I Anna,^ b. June 23, 1S48; md. Dec. 27, 1S65, J. A. Israel. 4248 2 Mary, 3 b. Aug. 9, 1S50; md. Jan. 15, 1S73. J. H. Woolman. 4249 3 John William.^ b. Jan. 23. 1855; md Mar. 12, iSSo, Lizzie Howard; d. May 25, iSS". 4250 4 Richard Lee.^ b. Mar. 3, 1S5S ; md. Apr. 13, 18S0, Delia Likes. 4251 5 Samuel Victor,^ b. Feb. 2, 1S62; d. Dec. 29, 1S62. 4252 Richard S.-' Estes (4241), son of Abraham,' born in Adair Co., Ky.. Jan. 10, 1810 ; died Jan. 13, 1882 ; married in Pike Co., Mo., Feb. 26, 1834, Sarah, daughter of Enoch Martin. Children : 4253 I Enoch,-^ b. in Mt ad Co., Ky., Jan. 29, 1S35: md. July 3, 1S56, Mary Shackelford. 4254 II ' Mary V.,^ b. in Louisville, Ky., May 2, 1836; md. Nov. 11, 1S55, Samuel Hinton. * John McCoy h;i« a ni'i^lun-, Danitl Estes in Louislanu, Mo.

296 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 4255 III Deborah A..^ b. in Lincoln Co., Mo., Dec. 3, 1S37 ; md. Feb. 18, 1S55, David G. Hinton. 4256 IV James Alexander,'' b. in Lincoln Co., Mo., Mar. 14, 1S39 ; md. in Shelby Co., Mo., Nov. 24, 1S64, Mary C, dau. of James Riggs, D.D., b. June 12, 1S42. Ch. : 4257 I Virginia Lee,* b. in Shelby Co., Sept. 3, 1865; md. July 6, 18S6, William Wirt Parks. 4258 2 Lewis Edgar,'* b. in Shelbina, Mo., Jan. 27, 1S67 ; graduated at the age of si.xteen years from the Louisiana, Mo., High School, and soon thereafter began the study of ' law in the office of Capt. W. H. Morrow, and was admitted to the Bar of Pike Co., Mo., Mar. 6, iSSS. 4259 3 Jossie,^ b. in Shelbina, June 4, 1S70, graduated from the Louisiana, Mo., High School, May 30, i88S. James A.,* h. Shelbina, Apr. 14, 1874 I d. June 20, 1874. Chester Watson,'* b. Louisiana, Mo., Apr. 5, iSSo. Sarah E.,* b. in Louisville, Mo., 1S62, John Saddler. 4263 VI Emma.^ b. in Louisville, Mo., 1S76, Robert R. Lorton. 4264 VII Joseph S.,^ b. in Louisville. Mar. 25, 4265 VIII Nannie,'^ b. in Louisville, Sept. Geo. W. Di.xon. 4265 IX Lydia F.,^b. in Louisville, June 27 John A. Morriss. 4267 X William K.,^ b. in Louisville, Apr. 27, 1859. 4268 XI Richard jr.,^ b. in Louisville, Sept. 27, 1864. 4260 4 4261 5 4252 V .Apr. 22, 1S42 ; md. Sept. 26, ,ept. 15. 1845 ; md. Sept. 14, 25, 184S. 30, 1S51 ; md. Mar. 5, 187 1, 27, 1856; md. Mar. 22, 1S85,

IDc6Ccn^ant5 of Zacbar^ iBetcB, OF VIRGINIA. 4269 Zachary ■ Estes, born ; died ; married (i), , Miss Colwell ; married (2), ; had one child. Children : 4270 I Cohvell,- b. ; d. ; md. ; was a soldier in the command of Gen. Francis Marion in the war of the Revolution; he entered the service at the early age of seventeen and became famous for his exploits. A Captain Johnson of the British army offered a large sum for his apprehension and this inducement incited an unprincipled man bv the name of Xewsum. to make the attempt. Xewsum played the part of Judas, making a pretention of friendship, and sought for an interview in the edge of a certain wood, there to make arrangements in order to harrass Captain Johnson and his. body of men. Before this interview took place Colwell Estes took the precaution to conceal a horse in the woods for fear that Xewsum might entrap him in this interview and give him dead away; then he ventured to the meetmg spot and talked about certain plans to be pursued. After a while Xewsum showed his hand, by informing Estes that his [Estes] gun was defective and was about to take it into his hands. Estes for the moment distrusted the act, but his suspicions being lulled he was the more easily caught napping. Xo sooner had X''ewsum got the gun in his hand, than he made Estes a prisoner, and whistling, a number of men of X'ewsum's stamp came upon the scene and Colwell Estes was bound and all set out for Captain Johnson's camp. .-\n extensive swamp which they feared to cross lay in their way so they put up at Van Carter's house for the night, Xewsum guarding Estes. Some lime in the night two boys appeared before Estes and offered their service of help. Estes told them at a certain hour in the night he intended to make a strike for liberty and for them to shout that a band of rebels had got into the house. Estes had concealed on his person an Indian tomahawk ; being bound, it took some time before he was prepared to

298 ESTES GENEALOGIES. use it, when the time came he made a lunge with his ax for Newsum and cleft his shoulder, but before he was able to strike again. Van Carter, the host of the house, grabbed ' ■ Estes from behind and told him that he must not commit - '/'^ murder in his house. On promising not to, Van Carter unloosed his hold and tstes made a spring for the door and was out before any one could stop him. The boys shouted rebels in the house I Xewsum and his band fled in great haste. Colwell Estes found his horse he had secreted ; after Newsum had gone the Iwys who had befriended Estes. \ brought him a saddle, gun and provisions, and a day of jubilee they had. Not long after this episode, Newsum run I ■ across a scouting party of Yankee rebels, they asked him \ what was the matrer with his head. Not knowing his ques\ ■ tioners, he said a rebel hacked him, thereupon they turned \. upon him and finished the job by killing Newsum and then I fell upon the company of Captain Johnson and destroyed it. 1 Colwell Estes was again taken prisoner with one Tandy Walker and placed on an island, from here they escaped in I - • a boat ; were pursued, and running their boat into a mass of ; - bulrushes and low bushes, they were sought for in vain ; their liberty was assured. Colwell Estes, at the ripe age of hfty-tive was married to Miss Jemima Holyfield, no children greeted their household. He and his wife moved with their goods from Troup Co., Ga., to Sumter Co., Ala., and purchased much land. The town of lielinont, occupies the larger part of its site. Wealth and honor crowned his eventful life, thus blessed he passed in peace to his reward. Baxter,- b. ; d. ; md. E. Camel. Had a dau. Mary,^' b. . Miles,- b. ; d. ; md. , I'rudiedie (.=■) Morris. Had a son. Coleman,^ b. . Rebecca.- b. ; d. ; md. Dyer. Ch. : Nancy,'' b. . Susan,'' b. . Fannie,- b. ; d. ; md. Stevens. Ch. : .Susan,-' b. . Nancy, ' b. . Elizabeth,* h. . .Martha,- b. : d. ; md. .Stevens. Ch. : Sallie,-' b. . 4271 II 4272 4273 III 4274 4275 IV 4276 4277 4278 4279 4280 4281 4282 VI 4283 c

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4284 2 Betsey,^ b. . 4285 VII Maryr b. ; d. — 4286 I Washington,-' b. 4287 2 Matilda/^ b. 4288 3 Thomas J.," b. 4289 4 Lucinda,^ b. 4290 VIII Sallie,M). ;d. — 4291 I Washington,^ b. 4292 2 Thomas J. ,3 b. 4293 3 Zachary,3 b. 4294 IX Zachary ^ (4-95)- b. — held. ESTES FAMFLV OF VIRGINIA. 299 md. , Thomas Halley. Ch. : md. , Thomas Pace. Ch. : 1783 ; d. ; md. , Celia Holy4295 Zachary^ Estes (4294), son of Zachary,' born in South Carolina, June — , 1783 ; died March 22, 1855 ; married in Oglethrope, Ga., . 1803, Celia, daughter of Daniel Holyfield of OL,^lethrope. , Children : 4295 I Reuben C.,^ (4314), b. in Oglethrope, May 22, 1S04 ; md. ; d. Mar. iS, 1SS9. 4297 II James H.,' b. near Mussel Shoals, Tenn., Nov. 16, 1806; lives now (1SS9) Milltown, Ala.; md. (r), Mar. 22, 1832, Mary L., dau. of Joseph Henderson; b. July 3, 1816, in Troup Co., Ga. ; d. Aug. 22. 1S64 ; rnd. (2), , Nancy Durham. Ch. (first three in Troup Co., Ga. ; last three in Chambers, Ala.) : William Z.,* b. Sept. 17, 1S59. Frances E.,* b. Dec. 2, 1S60. Robert L.,* b. May 5, 1S63. Anna E.,-* b. May 5, 1S66 * Jonathan H.,* b. Oct. 4, 1S6S. Mary C. A..* b. Apr. 4. 1S75. Miles H.,^ b. in Jasper Co., 1S07 ; d. Aug. — , 1820. Henry D.,' b. in Troup Co., Ga.. ; md. Nancy Thomas. Cohvell M.,3 b. in Chambers Co., Ala.; d. . Elliott .A.,'^ b in Chambers Co., Ala. ; md. Jemmiah Holderfield. Bradford F.,'* b. in Chambers Co., Ala. ; d. . Zachary,'* b. in Chambers Co , Ala. ; md. twice. William J..' b. in Chambers Co., .Ala. ; d. Nov. — , 1855. Celia J.,'' b. in Chambers Co., Ala.; d. . Loui-'a,'' 1). in Chambers Co., Ala. ; d. . Fpsey/i b. in ChainlitT.- Co., Ala. ; d. . 4298 4299 ' 4300 3 4301 4 4302 5 4303 6 4304 III 4305 IV 4306 V 4307 VI 4308 VII 4309 VIII 4310 IX431 1 X 4312 XI 4313 XII

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300 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 4314 Reuben Colwell 3 Estes (4296), son of Zachary ' {Zacliary'), born in Oglethorp, Ga., May 23, 1S04; died March 18, 1SS9; married in Troup Co., Ga., May 24, 1833, Caroline, daughter of Larery Flournoy, Clark Co., Ala. Children (Fredonia) : 4315 I Henry B.,* b. Oct. 31, 1S34; md. in St. Paul, Clark Co., Ala., Jan. 15, 1S5S, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Nathaniel Bradford, of St. Paul, Ala. Dr. H. B. Estes is now one of the leading dentists of Montgomery, Ala. Ch. : 4316 I A son,5 b . d. same day. 4317 2 Sarah Caroline,^ b. in Claiborne, Ala., Sept. 9, 1859 ; md. Sept. 18, 1S7S, Pearce Bulger; b. ; d. Sept. 15, 18S7. No is.sue 4318 3 Infant sou,' b. ; d. . 4319 4 Infant girl,^ b. ; d. . 4320 II Reuben Colwell.* b. May 22, 1S36; d. , 1S63. 4321 III Elliott Epinener,* b. Nov. ^o, 1S37 ; md. 1862, Lucy Murphy. Ch.: 4322 I Henry,^ b. . 4323 2 John,5 b. . 4324 3 A daughter,-^ b. . 4325 IV Zachary Lawrence,* b. ; d. . 4326 V William James,* b. ; md. Sarah Hull in 1862. 4327 VI Bradford Flournoy,* b. ; md. in 1871, Sarah Headly. 4328 VII Miles Josephus,* b. ; md. , 1S66. 4329 4330 VIII Celia ]:xni^* b. ; md. , 1867, John Burrel. IX Vichel Gibson,* b. ; md. , 1877, Julia Ponder.

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2)c5ccn^ant5 of JBartlctt jSstce, OE HALIFAX CO., VIRGINIA. 433 f Bartlett' Estes ( ), born ; married twice died . Ch. (Halifax Co.) : 4332 I Robert == (4336), b. ; md. , Mary, dau. of James Smith and Mary (Hasty). 4333 n Benjamin H.,= (4353). b. fune 5, 177S ; md. ; d. Apr. 6, 1S43. 4334 in Joiin.- b. . ' 4335 IV Samuel,- (4373). b- ; md. , Eleanor Hollis ; d. . ' 4336 Robert^ Estes (4332), son of Bartiett, born ; died ; married Mary, daughter of James Smith and Mary (Hasty). Ch. (West Virginia): 4337 I Thomas Hasty,^ b. . 4338 II Bartiett,^ b. ; d. Dec. 1S62 ; md. Mary Easley of Halifa.x Co., Va. ; d. Nov. 1S44. Ch. (Wilson Co., Tenn.) : 4339 I Elizabeth Catherine,* b. ; d. , 1875; md. . 4340 2 Susan Rebecca,* b. Sept. 7, 1S36; md. Eagan ; resides Laguardo, Tenn. 4341 3 Henry Harrison,* b. ; d. 1SS4. 4342 III Samuel E.,' (1351), b. 1S06 ; md. in Tennessee, Nov. 3, 1S36, Martha P. Estes (4358). 4343 IV Benjamin.^b. 4344 V James, ^b. 4345 VI Nancy,' b. ; md. . Haley. 4346 VII Robert, 3 b. . 4347 VIII John,3b. . 4348 IX Harriet Garnetc.^ b. Nov. 2, 1S26; md. in Tennessee, Nov. 14, 1S50, .v. Vanhook, s. of Hosea M. Ragan and Elmeany (Vanhook) ; b. June 30, 1S2S. Ch. (Louisiana). 4349 I Elmeany Vanhook,* b. Dec. I, 1851 ; md. June 2, 1875, \V. O. Harrison.

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302 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 4350 2 William Alexander,* b. July 2, 1S53 ; md. Apr. 20, rSS;, Lee Craig. 4351 3 Tennie Amender,* b. June 9, 1S56; md. June 30, 1S75, J\V. Dyson. 4352 4 Lucy Harriet,* b. Jan. z^- ^^594353 Benjamin Harrison- Estes ^4333), son of Bartlett,' born June 5, 177S ; died 1843 '- married December 23, 1S03, Frances, daughter of Thomas Wood of Malifax Co., Virginia, born December i, 1783 ; died December i, 1856. Emigrated to Tennessee in 1804 from Virginia ; first settled in Sumner Co., Tennessee, where he stayed but a short time when he moved to Wilson Co., Tennessee, where he lived until his death ; farmer. Ch. (Virginia, 3 ; Tennessee, 9) : 4354 I Thomas,^ b. ; d. . 4355 II Elizabeth B.,^ b. Nov. r, 1S04 ; d. May 1S54 ; md. Jan. 28, 1S30, Darrell Freeman. No children living. 4356 III Thomas \V.,^ b. Aug. 23, 1S06 ; d. ; md. Jan. i, 1S29, Eliza W. Atkinson ; d. . 4357 I^^ George A. ,^b. Dec. 27, iSoS ; md. July 31, 1844, Elizabeth Gill. 4358 V Martha P.,^ b. Nov. 17, 1810; md. Nov. 3, 1836, Samuel E. Estes (43S1). 4359 ^'^I William Crutchfield,^ b. Apr. 17, (S13; unmd. 4360 VII John R.,^' b. Mar. 17, 1S15; d. Dec. 4. 1S36. 4361 V'lII Nancy W.,'^ b. Apr. 25, 1817 ; md. Dec. 27, 1S3S, Harmon Bass. 4362 IX Mary A.,^ h. Sept. i, 1819. 4363 X Eliza C.,^ b. May 27. 1S21 ; d. Nov. 9, 1840. 4364 XI Amanda F.,3b. June 16, 1S24; d. Dec. 3, 1S84 ; md. Oct. 19, 1867, James W. Green. No issue. 4365 XII Josiah H.,^ b. in Wilson Co., Tenn., June 20, 1827; md. Nov. 8, 1854, in Calhoun Co., Miss., .\ngie T. Dillard. Carpenter. Methodist. Member of Masonic Fraternity. Ch. : 4366 I Ellen Johnson,* b. , 1855; md. Feb. 1882, Rev. .\. J. Ewing. 4367 2 Fannie Lou,* b. , 1S57. 4368 3 William Harmon,* b. 1S5S. 4369 4 Dewitt Dillard,* b. , 1S60 ; md. June 20, iSSS, Hattie Roscoe of Sumner Co., Tenn.

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f ESTES FAMILY OF VIRGINIA. 3O3 4370 5 Joseph Graynn/ b. 1862. 4371 6 Mary Elizabeth,* h. 1S66. 4372 7 janies Harvey Clark,* b. 186S ; d. July 8, 1S78. 4373 Samuel = Estes (4335), son of Bartlett/ born ; died ; married in North Carolina, Eleanor, daughter of Jesse Hollis and (Brown). Ch. (North Carolina); 4374 I William^ {4396), b. Dec. 25, iSr6; md. — '—. 4375 fl Bartlett Bennett,' b. in Orange Co., Aug. 2, iSiS; md. in Princeton, Ind., Apr. 24, (856, Margaret Ann, dau. of Ale.xander Devln and .Margaret (Lonsdale) ; b. Feb. S, 1831. Ch. (Princeton): 4376 I .Vlicc;,* b. Jan. 25, 1857 ; md. May [2, iSSi, John A. Raine; reside at Elizabethtown, Ky. Bartlett D,,* b. Oct. 9. 1859; d. Mar. 7, i860. Florence,* b. May 22, i36r ; d. Dec. 26, 1887. Margaret Devin," b. Jan. 25, 1S65. Zei)alon P., Mi. .Mar. 14, [S22; d. Jan. 4, 1888. 4377 2 4378 3 4379 4 4380 [[[ 4381 Samuel Kj Estes (4342), son of Robert,- (Bar(lett'), born 1806 ; died \ married in Tennessee, November 3, 1836, Martha P., daughter of Benjamin H. Estes (4353) of Wilson Co., Tennessee ; born November 17, 1810; successful farmer. Ch. (Wilson Co., Tenn.) : 4382 I Susan Kelley,* b. Aug. 1837 ; md. Hardy Baker. 4383 II Dewitt B.,* b. Apr. 23, 1839; was educated in some of the best high schools of Tennessee and southern Kentucky ; taught school twenty-four years successfully in four different places ; (now 1SS9) teaching a school in Lewiburgh, Ky., with one hundred pupils enrolled; served four years in the late war and came home with an untarnished record ; e.xaminer of teachers of the public schools of Logan Co., Ky., also a candidate for the public schools of this county; a methodist br faith and superintendent of the Sunday-school ; a mason and have been master of two lodges in said county; md. Sept. 27, 1S66, Fadie R. Glenn of Todd Co., Ky. ; b. .

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304 ESTES GENEALOGIES. dau. of ; was educated at the Glenn River academy, Elkton, Ky. Ch. : 4384 • Josie,'^ b. Aug. 27, 1S67 ; md. June 13, iSSS, R. A. Kroker of Adairville, Ky. Gertrude,^ b. June 23, 1S69. Mattie Glenn,^ b. Feb. 26, 1872. Kennie D.,^ b. June 14. 1878; d. Sept. 21, 1879. May.s b. Oct. 12, 1880. George Glenn,-^ b. Oct. 17, 1SS6. Albert D.,* b. , 1841 ; d. in battle of Shiloh, Apr. 6, 1S62. Eii^a.-'b. : d. , 1S7S. Lucilius Benjamin,'' b. . Robert Scott,* b. , 1847 ; d. . iSSi. Mary Frances,* b. , 1S49; d. . 1S79. George * b. ; d. , 1S6S. 4385 2 4386 3 4387 4 4388 5 4389 6 4390 III 4391 IV 4392 V 4393 VI 4394 VH 4395 VIII 4396 William ^ Estes (4374), son of Samuel- {Bartletr), born in Caswell Co., N. C, Dec. 26, 18 r6 ; married Princeton, Ind., Nov. 5, 1837, Jane daughter of Samuel King and Nancy (Hanna) of Princeton ; born May 23, 1816. Children (Princeton) : 4397 I Amanda M., b. Nov. 11, 1838; d. Oct. 2, 1857; md. David Johnson, left one son Albert, lives in Xew Me.xico. 4398 II John M.,* b. June i, 1840; d. Dec. 22, iS6f. 4399 III Zebulon P.,* b. June 14, 1S43 ; d. Oct. 16, 1863. 4400 IV Samuel Hartlett,* b. Dec. i, rS44; md. in Ft. Branch, Ind., Feb. 4, 1S69, Mt^rcy J., clau of Reuben T. Walters, and Susan (Smyth), of Ft. Br.iach; b. Sept. (i, 1848. Ch. (Madelia, Minn.) : 4401 I Xellie M.,-^ b. May 11, 1S70. 4402 2 Fannie,'^ b. June i, 1S73. 4403 3 Charles R.,"' b. Sept. 21, 1S76. 4404 V William Riley,* b. Mar. 4, (852; md. in Colesburgh, Iowa, Nov. 29, 187S, Sarah Ellen, dau. of Rev. William Young ; b. Oct. 30, 1857. Hon. William R. Estes was born in Gibson Co., Indiana, March 4, 1S52. His father was a Xorth ('arolinian. and came, .is his name indicates, from German origin. His mother was a native of Indiana and of Irish e.xtraction. Both parents are now living at Madelia, Minn. William R., the subject of this sketch, was not a strong youth, and iiis ill healtl\ interfered greatly with his school education, which never extended beyond the district school. He moved with his parents from Indiana on to a farm near Madelia, Watonwan Co.,

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ESTES FAMILY OF VIRGINIA. 3O5 Minn., about April, 1S67. One year later, his father, in company with James Hopkins, purchased a hardware store in the villa^^e, uniting with it a stock of general merchandise. Here young Estes entered as clerk and bookkeeper. In the winter of 1872 and 1S73 he attended one term in a business college in St. Paul. In iS-6 the firm of Estcs & Son was organized, and went into the farm implement business. In 1S7S the senior member retired from the firm, his place being taken by another son. The two sons also ran the farm. William R. did much traveling until January, 1SS7. .Mr. Estes played an important part in the capture of the notorious Younger brothers, September 21, iSjb. Mr. Estes was electt-d a member of the State House of representatives by the Republicans of his district in the f.iU of 1SS6. Though he took great interest in all the important bills of the session, his pet measure was the Farmer's Institute bill, known as House File Xo. 452. It was largely through his energy and individual ettorts that the bill passed the House. This was an important measure, and Mr. Estes and his constituency have reason to be proud of his record made that session. Among his fellow members he was respected for his courteous and dignified demeanor and his warm support of all good measures. Children (Maclelia) : 4405 I Rosella Amanda.^ b. Feb. 22, 1S79. 4406 2 Vera Mae,^ b. May 31, iSSi. 4407 3 Florence Alta,' b. July 28, 1SS3.

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5)C!5cenbant5 of 3ohu lEstes, OF VIRGINIA. 4408 John ' Estes, probably of Virginia ; married Nancy Montigue. Children : 4409 I MiddIeton= (44^7), b. Dec. u, 1782 ; md. ; d. . 4410 II John,- b. ; went to Clay Co., Mo. 4411 III Clem,- b. ; md. (i), Sally Adams; md. (2), Wilson. Ch. (by first wife) ; 4412 I Luticia,'"* b. ; md. John Cuinn. 4413 - Caroline,-' b. ; md. (i), Lighter; md. (2), Henry Estes (4444), son of Middleton. Ch. (by second wife) : 4414 3 Abner,'* b. . 4415 4 Clement.^ b. . 4416 5 Jeptlia,' b. . 4417 6 John I.,'' b. . 4418 IV .\braham- (4451), b. Sept. 2^, 17S7 ; d. Sept. 11, 1S25. 4419 V Bartlett - (4459), b. ; md. near .\It Sterling; last heard from %vas at Liberty, Clay Co., Mo. 4420 VI Elizabeth,- b. ; md. Estes. I ,, ., » 4421 VII Nancy.^b. ; md. Estes. fl^rothers.* 4422 VIII Polly,- b. ; md. Robinson. Ch. : 4423 I Renjamin,^ b. ; md. , Miss Young, moved to Boon Co., Ky. 4424 2 Nancy. 'Mj. ; n:d. Nathaniel McFarlan, moved to Henry Co., Ky. 4425 3 Pegi^y,' b. ; md. Wm. Whiting, moved to Henry Co., Ky. 4426 4 Matilda,* I). ; md. Jake Gecoby. 4427 Middleton^ Estes (4409), son of John,' born December II, 1782; died ; married in Le.xington, Ky., , Elizabeth Adams, daughter of Captain Adams of Orange (C. H.), Va. ♦Elizabeth and Nanrv p:stcs iiKinied their cousiii.s, Speucer anrl William Eatea, but which one wn-i thiit- husliaiuls wo ilu not know.

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ESTES FAMILY OF VIRGINIA. 307 Children 4428 I William,' b. in Lexington, Apr. 27, 1S20; md. in New Liberty, Ky., Sept. 30, 1S41, Malinda C, dau. of B. R. Davis of New Liberty. Ch. (New Liberty) : Sallie F.,* b. July 2S. 1S44. Elizabeth A.,* b. Dec. 16, 1S46. Annie M.,** b. Nov. 22, 1S50. Benjamin D.,* b. Nov. 5, 1S53. Absalom A.,* b. June 26, 1856 ; d. July 29, 1884. William Albert,* b. Nov. 9, 1S5S. Samuel W.,+ b. Oct. 22, 1S60. Katie ^L,■* b. July 3, 1S63; d. June 20, iSSo. John M.,* b. Apr. 10, 1S66. Clem,' b. ; went to Henry Co., Ky. Nancy. -^ b. ; md. John Guinn, Henry Co., Ky. Malinda,' b. ; md. Buck Pistes, s. of Richard S. (4464) ; moved to Clay Co., Mo. John,' b. ; md. Adkins ; live at Terre Haut, Ind. ; had two children. John,-* b. . Laura,^ b. . Henry,' b. ; md. widow, Caroline Lighter (4413), dau. of Clem Estes and Sally (.Adams) ; no issue. Jeff,'b . ; went to Mo. Sally,' b. . Joseph,' b. . Abraham,' b. ; went to Owen Co., Ky. Lucy,' b. ; md. Guinn, brother to Jolin, who married her sister Nancy. 4450 XII Frances,' b. . 4-129 I 4't30 2 4431 3 4432 4 (433 5 4434 6 4435 7 4436 8 4437 9 4433 II 4439 III 4440 "IV 4442 I 4443 2 4444 VI 4445 VII 4445 VIII 4447 IX 4443 X 4449 XI 4451 Abraham^ Estes (441S), son of John,' born in Vlr:-;!nia, Sept. 25, 17S7; died Sept. 1 1, 1825 ; married Dec. 24, 1S13, Beulah, b. Apr. 22, 1781 ; died Feb. 10, 1S54; daughter of Whorton Schooler and Margaret (Gate wood) ; farmer. Children : 4452 I Nancy,'* b. May i, 1815; md. Sept. 25, 1S29, John Ballanger. Ch. 4453 I Mary,* b. ; md. Sept. 4, 1S61, James Stiff. 4454 2 Sarah, ^ b. ; m.l. May 23, 1S76, Benjamin Schooler. 4455 3 Marth i,* b ; md. Mar. 10. 1S70, Jasper McDonald. 21

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30S ESTES GENEALOGIES. 4456 4 Nancy,* b. ; md. May 16, 1879, James Haggard. First thiee live at Clintonville, Ky., the last at Paris, Ky. 4457 II Patsey,^ b. July 2, iSiS; d. June 8, 1859; md. Aug. S, 1S33, Preston Hedges, lives at Hedges Station, Clark Co., Ky. 4458 III John W.,-* (4465), b. Mar. 13, 1S-3; md. . 4459 Bartlett' Estes (4419), son of John,' born married . . Children : 4460 I R chard .^..■' b ; md. 4461 I 4462 2 4463 3 4464 4 Buck,-' b. ; md. — Estes (44^7)Malinda, dau. of Middleton 4465 John W.3 Estes (4458), son of Abraham' {^0/1/1'^, born in Kentuck}', Mar. 13, 1823 ; married in Winchester, Ky., Dec. [8, 1850, Mary J., born June 28, 1822; died June 26, 1875, daughter of Frederick Stiff and Mary (CUnkenbeard). Farmer, owns three hundred acres of good land. Children {\n Kentucky) : 4466 I James T.,*b. Jan. 23, 1S56; md. in Paris, Ky., July 39, 1879. Laura, b. Jan. 14, 1S59. dau. of Larkin Dawson and Hannah (Hildreth; of Ky. A farmer and horse breeder. Ch. Clintonville, Ky.) : 44G7 I Ada Pearl,' b. Jan. 13, 1SS4. 4468 II William C.,-* b. Nov. 19, 1858; md. in Paris, Ky., Aug. 11, iSSi, Mattie, b. Jan. 14, 1S62, dau. of Davis Davis and Martha (Dawson) A breeder and handler of trotting horses and lives at Winchester, Ky. Ch. : Lynn Smilh,^ b. May 1, 1SS4. John Davis,5 b. Sept. 2j. 1SS9. Evaline,* b. July i6,iS6o; md. June 19,1889, George W. Dawson. Frederick Abraham,-* b. Xov. 17, 1861 ; md. Dec. 20, 1SS8, Sally Kennedy. A farmer lives at Clintonville, Ky. Mary Beulah,-* b. Apr. 11, 1S63 ; md. Oct 13. 18S9, Harlan Kennedy, lives at Clintonville, Ky. 4469 1 4470 2 4471 III 4472 IV

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H)e£>ccn^ant5 or 3c6se )Sc>tc5, OF VIKGIxVIA. 4474 Jesse' Estes ( ), born ; died , 1836; married , Mariah, daughter of Jack, or more properly John, Fortune of Tvlontgomery Co., Va. ; she was born April 8, 1804; died March ri, 1879; farmer. Ch. (near Martinsville, Va.) : 4475 I George Washington Gerard,- b. Aug. 21, 1S30; d. Feb. 26, 1SS3. 4476 II Francis,- b. , 1S32 ; d. , 1833. 4477 III William Alexander,- b. Dec. i, 1S34 ; md. (i), in Stokes Co., N. C, Dec. 25, 1S55, Sarah Louisa, dau. of James Davis and Elizabeth ( ) of Stokes Co.; b. Feb. 13, 183S ; d. July 19, 1S70; md. (2), in Winston, X. C, Dec. 19, 1S76, Sadie Henderson Martin; h. ; d. P'cb. 10, 1SS5. E.\sheriff of Stokes Co. ; farmer; I. O. O. F. and Free Mason. Ch. (Danbury, N. C.) : John Francis,-^ b. Nov. 6, 1856. Lilla Elizabeth,'* b. Aug. 21, 1S5S ; md. Mar. 16, 18S3, Jesse H. Prather. James W. G.,^ b. Feb. 23, 1S70; d. Aug. 4, 1S70. Jesse Edward,^ b. Sept. 7, 1S77 ; d. June 9, 1879. Charlie Watt,^ b. Oct. 16, 1S79. Anna Lilia,3b. Sept. 22, 1SS2 ; d. Apr. 13, 1885. Had a brother Elijah and a sister Betty who married Anglan. 4478 I 4479 2 4480 3 4431 4 4482 5 44S3 6

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S)c£!ce^^ant6 of pbilip lE^tca, OF VIRGINIA. 4484 Philip' Estes ( ), born , probably in England ; died , Virginia (?) ; married , Ann . Children (Virginia) : 4485 I Roland, = b. Feb. 27, 1759; lived and died in Virginia and still have descendants there. 4485 II George,- b. July 29, 1760 ; d. ; md. ; they had several sons ; he moved from Virginia to Georgia. 4487 III James,- b. Dec. 2, 1761. 4488 IV Rebeccas b. ,1764. •4489 V Andrew,- b. ; d. ; moved from Virginia to Kentucky about the year 1823; he had one son. 4490 VI Aaron, = b. Dec, 14, 1770; d. ; left two sons who are also dtad. 4491 VII Jonathan -* (4492), b. Feb. iS, 1775; d. . 4492 Jonathan' Estes (4491), son of Philip,' born Caro-' line Co., Va., Feb. iS, 1775; died ; married Oct. 23, , Sarah, daughter of William Chewning and Frances (Fulcher) ; b. ?klarch 6, 1772, in Spottsylvania Co., Va. ChiTdren (Virginia) : 4493 I Elliott ^ (4506), b. July 23, 1795 ; d. June 9, 1S49. 4494 II Eliza,' b. Oct. 13, 1797; md. , Minor Wright. Ch. : 4495 I Wilton,* b. . P. O. Golandsville, Caroline Co., Va. 4495 2 Sarali,* b. . 4497 III Alfred, ■ b. Aug. 28, 1799. 4498 IV William,' b. Oct. 11, iSoi ; d. , in Mississippi; left one son \vho is also dead. 4499 V Fantley,^ b. Xov. 7, 1S03; d. .in Mississippi; leaving several sons, names unknown to the writer. *Thcix' were other chilli fonbctwocn Rfhocca andJouathau rooonlod, in the family rei'oid, that wvrti ill.'irihl.', wliiru was kept uii tin- blank l.aves «>n an old Kut,'!!-!! pravcr hiiok. This bonk was i)nnrkott in tlif vciir ITuriaiid is now in tli-- po-s,.-!,,!, nt Mrs. William "C. .Morrison uf \Va.^liint,'toii, U. C., IX granJ-ilauglitur of Jonathan E.-.te^.

ESTES FAMILY OF VIRGINIA. 31I 4500 VI Emily,3 b. Sept. 23, 1S06; md. , James Mitchell they are both dead. Ch. : 4501 I Luther,^ b. ; I P. O. Ruther Glen. Carolina Co., 4502 2 Sallie.^ b. ; J Virginia. 4503 3 Julian,-* b. . 4504 VII Harriet,^ b. •A.pr. 21, 1S09 ; md. , a Mr. Stevens, they moved to Mississippi. 4505 VIII Samuel'^ (4511). ^- ^^^r, 25, 1812; d. Nov. 4, 1S91. 4506 Elliott 3 Estes (4493), son of Jonathan,^ {Phillip ■), born in Caroline Co., Virginia, July 23, 1795. Mr. Estes was a cultered gentleman of considerable means and information. He was a Baptist minister of prominence in the state of South Carolina. The small leather trunk which he owned and which accompanied him in his travels to Europe is now in the possession of his grandson, Elliott Estes of Macon, Ga. Mr. Estes was married in Barnwell district, South Carolina, December 16, 1S30, Mrs. Elvira Ann McPherson, widow of and daughter of Gideon Hagood and Harriett ( ) ; born in Barnwell district, South Carolina, September 17, 1797; died March 5, 1862. Ch. (South Carolina) : 4507 I Andrew B. ■* (4520), b. in Beaufort, Feb. 17, 1832. 4508 H Harriett Sarah,-* b. in Barnwell district, July 5, 1835; d. Oct. 17, 1S60; md. . Walker I. Brooks. Ch. : 4509 I Walker J.,5 b. ; P. O. Rome, Ga. 4510 2 A daughter,^ Mrs. .Samuel G. Lanton; P. O. Allendale, S. C. 4511 Samuel 3 Estes (4505), son of Jonathan,- {Phillips), born in Caroline Co., Virginia, March 25, 18 12 ; died November 4, 1891. He was a successful teacher and taught school the most of his life and to three years before his death, he was a pious, consistent Christian, a member for some years of Mt. Carmel church in Caroline Co., and at the time of his death was a member of the Wilderness church in Spottsylvania Co. ; he was buried in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Mr.

4512 4513 I II 4514 4515 III 312 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Estes was married in Spottsylvania, Virginia, April 4, 1833 to Mary J., daughter of- Joseph Chewning and Ann E. (Massey) ; born in Spottsylvania Co., October iS, 1814. Ch. (Caroline Co., Va.) : Frederick J.,* b. Jan. 29, 1S34 ; d. Dec. 26, 1S51. Lucius M.,* b. Feb. 6, 1S36; md. ; no issue; they have an adopted son. P. F. Estes,' b. ; of Kno.xville, Tenn. (1S93). Sarah E.,* b. Apr. 6, 1S39; md. in Caroline Co., Va., Feb. 21, 1S60, William C, s. of Robert Morrison* and Eliza Maxwell) t ; b. in New Castle Co., Delaware, May 24, 1S29. Mr. Morrison is one of the leading business men of Washington, D. C. ; a contractor and a brick manufacturer. Ch. : 4516 I Charles Samuel.' b. in Wilmington, Del., Aug. 15, 1S63; d. June 23, 1864. 4517 2 William Elliott,'^ b. in Fredericksburg, Va., June i, 1S6S; d. Dec. 31, iSGS. 4518 IV Charles L.,* b. Aug. 19, 1S41 ; d. in Richmond, Va., May 25, 186:, a soldier in the late war. 4519 V James E.,-* b. Oct. 16, 1S44; d. Mar. 4, 1S5S. 4520 Andrew Broaddus^ Estes (4507), son of Elliott ^ {Jonat/ian;- Phillip,'^, b. in Beaufort, S. C , Feb. 17, 1S32; died Alar. 5, 1885. Mr. Estes inherited his father's valuable library, and having had a fine education and being of a literary cast of mind, he readily became a prominent and influential citizen in his state. When the late war between the states began, he was elected captain of a large volunteer company in the Confederate army, where he served his country with honor and distinction. January 1871, lie was ordained a minister of the Baptist church, and it has been said he accomplished more good in the fifteen years in the Gospel ministry than most men had done in a long lifetime, owing to the loss of property and the emancipation of two hundred slaves, his eldest son was torced to go to work at an early age and before his •Robert Morrison w.is liorn in Irihun'.. + lilizri Ma.\wolI was born in .Scotland.

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ESTES FAMILY OF VIRGINIA. 313 collegiate course was completed. All of his children had good educational advantages. He married in Lawtonville, S. C, Oct. 28, 1852, Anna Cornelia, daughter of Thomas Willingham and Phebe (Lawton) ; born in Lawtonville, Jan. 7, 1834. Children (the first 4 born in Lawtonville, 5th, 6th and 7th in Ewington. 9th, loth, nth ancl 13th in Allendale, S. C, 8th Forsyth and i2ih .Savannah, Ga.) 4521 I ElHott,5 b Aug. 28, 1S53 ; md.- in Macon, Ga., Nov. i6, 1875 Julia Helena, dau. of William Alfred Ross and Mary A. E. (Redding), b. in Macon, Ga., Nov. 27, 1S53. He is one of the leading cotton factors and dealer in plantation .supplies and best grades of guano. Ch. : Corneille,* b. in Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 27, 1S76. Mary Ross,'^ b. in Allendale, .S. C, Jan. 9, 1S79. Elliott,'' b. in Allendale, .S. C, July 2, iSSi. Julian/ b. in Macon, Ga., Xov. 22, 1SS3. Broaddus,'' b. in Macon, Ga., June 11, 1SS5. Lynnton,'^ b. in Macon, Ga., July 23, 18S7. A son,* b. in Macon, Ga., Aug. 21, 1SS9; d. same day. Flewellyn,'^ b. in Macon, Ga., Oct. 31, 1891. Thomas VVillingham,-' b. .May iS, 1S55 ; md. Mary Steinmetz ; living [1S93] Philadelphia, Penn. 4531 ni Phcebe Sarah,-' b. December 14, 1S56; md. C. W. Hickman jr. P. O. address [1S93] Hampton, Va. 4532 IV Andrew Broaddus,-^ b. June 26. 1.S5S ; md. Margaret Brantley. P. O. address [1893] Blackshear, Ga. 4533 V Elvira Ann,5 b. Mar. 3, 1S60; md Aurelius G. Chewning. P. O. address [1S93] Koanoke, Va. 4534 Vr Benjamin Lawton,'"' b. Mar. 14, 1S62 ; d. Jan. 5, 1SS2. 4535 VII Joseph Lawton, 5 b. Xov. 23. 1S63; md. Fannie Carr. P. O. address [1S93] Eastman. Cla. 4536 VIII Edward John,M). Mar. 30, 1S66; d. Mar. 16, 1S67. 4537 IX Infant.5 h. Oct. u, iSoS ; d. Oct. 12, 1S6S. 4538 X Samuel,^ b. Oct. 29, 1869 :

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I; MEMORIAL HYMN. DEDICATED TO RICHARD BORDEX EN'CAMPMENT, POST 46, G. A. R. Tune: " AMER/CAr God ble^ss the heroes brave, Who did our nation save From thraldom's wrongs ! Dear did tliey love the land, Where Freedom's L;lories stand, Where praise on every hand To them belongs. May angels deck each mound, That was not by u.> found, With choicest flowers ; And may our banner wave High o'er each soldier's grave Who shed his blood to save This land of ours. We thank Thee that to-day The clangor of the fray Is heard no more ; May " Peace and Union " be, The watchward of the free, And all our land agree From shore to shore. May Freedom ever reign Proudly o'er land and main That heroes won; Long may Columbia stand Firm as a rock-bound strand, The pride of every land Beneath the sun. Fall River Manorial Service, May 1S90. J. EDMUND ESTES.

niMsccllaiicous 1Recort)5, The following information taken from the Pension Records at "Washington, D. C, regarding the history of the Revolutionary soldiers bearing the family name of Easte, Estes or Estey, is contained in their applications for pensions. The names of Calwell, Triplett and William Estes, the latter a New York CommL^sioned Officer in the Patriot war of 183S, are not fomid on record. In Gardner's Army Dictionary is reported John H. T. Estes of Virginia, appointed First Lieutenant Artillery July i, iSoS, then Captain, Sept. 1S09, and resigned April i, 1S12. 4542 Abraham Estes or Eastes. As he died April 5, 1S04, a date prior to a pension law, under which he would have been entitled, there is no statement of his military services other than that furnished in application for the widow's pension. He was married in Halifax Co., Virginia, in , 1780. to Nelly Organ, and she died January 21, 1844. The clerk of the court stated there was no record of marriages prior to 1 78 1, and that ministers of the old Episcopal church never made returns, but dissenting ministers did when a license issued. The church register of Antrim parish was lost in the Revolutionary war. Another parish was organized in the north part of Halifax Co., probably at Mt. Laurel. It was alleged that the bans were published in the usual manner. They had six children, namely, David, born July, 1781, and reported in 184S as dead; William, born March, 1797 and alive in 1S47 ; his age stated October, 1847, as sixty-two years; John, born December 26, 1784; Nancy, , reported in 1845 as dead; Sally , reported in 1845 as dead; Abraham," alive in 1S47 and John was alive in 1847. He enlisted in Halifax Co., Virginia, in May, 1776, under Captain Nathaniel Cooke for three years in 7th Virginia rcgi 

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MISCELLANEOL'S KFXORDS. 317 two months at Dobb's Ferry and Tarrytown, N. Y., and when the British landed early in Dec. 1776, to occupy Newport, R. I., he served two months. In May 1778, he was a substitute four and a half months in Rhode Island, during Gen. Sullivan's campaign. David Esty in Westmoreland 1832, aged sixty-five years was formerly of Sutton, Mass. Steward Esty in Westmoreland 1832, aged sixty-seven years. 4546 Elijah Estes. In May 1S18 lately of Caroline, but now Spottsylvania Co., Va., aged sixty-seven. In Jan. 1776, he enlisted under Capt. Oliver Fowler in 6th Va., regiment for two years, and in the battle of Krandywiue, Del., Sept. 11, 1777, he was badly wounded arid was discharged. In August 1820 he stated his age as seventy years, then in Spottsylvania. His wife seventy years of age. 4547 George Estes. He was horn February 3, 1763 in Amelia Co., Virginia and after the war he returned to Virginia and he has lived in Halifax Co., ever since. Clarissa C. Boyd, his sister, was living in 1832, in Jasper Co., Georgia. In Halifax Co., he enlisted January, 1781, as a substitute for his father, Moses Estes, marched under Captain Wall to Petersburg and Cabin Point on James river, where he was transferred to Captain Long's company, from thence to Suffolk on the Nansemond river, joining other troops under Colonel Dick and General Muhlenberg, then to Portsmouth and was discharged at Barrett's Neck in April, 17S1. In May, 1781. he was drafted under Captain Clark, joined General Muhlenberg at Richmond and New Kent and w^as put into Captain Reed's company of cavalry where he continued until his three months expired. In the fall of [J^i he moved a family to Tennessee where he staid one year or more, then in October, 1782, he marched from Washington Co., to North Carolina with Captain Cox's

3l8 ESTES GENEALOGIES. mounted horsemen under Colonel Campbell and Shelby into the Cherokee nation, but on arriving at Shoemaker town they heard that a treaty of peace was agreed on. 4548 John Estes. He was born December 24, 1745 and died September 11, 1799. He was married January 16, 1780 to Eliza Carver, who was born October 24, 1759 and died April 16, 1845. ^t was reported that she left no children. The widow in March 1838, was living in Orange Co., N. C. He served as commissary from March, 1777, and was appointed assistant commissary of purchase and issues for the Hillsboro district, August 15, 1779, ^y Joseph Green, A. C. S. D. September 9, 1 78 1, he was appointed major in a regiment of militia by General John Butler, and while on duty, when the notorious Tory Colonel Fanning captured Hillsboro (September 19 178 1), carried off Governor Burke and Estes as prisoners to Wilmington, N. C, but Major Estes was sent to Charleston, where he was paroled January, 1782, and was sent by the Two Sisters, bearing a flag of truce, to Wilmington. He had children born and died in i yS 1-82-83-84. The following are specified, Peggy, born January 16, 1780 (?) and died same year; Mary Ann, born November 7, 1784, and died December 7, 1784. (January 16, 1780 is date of John's marriage). 4549 John Estes. He was born Oct. 14, 1751, in Louisa Co., Va., and while a boy his father removed to Halifax Co., Va., from thence he went in 1781 to Washington Co., Tenn., then in 178.4, he finally settled in Grainger Co., Teun., on the waters of the Holston, and died Jan. 31, 1740, leaving a widow, who not applying for a pension, may have been married to him after Jan. I, 1800 and died before 1853, when those widows became entitled to pensions. He enlisted Feb. 1776 for two years under Capt. Nathaniel

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS. 319 Cocke in the 7th Virginia state regiment and afterward was made continental, and was appointed corporal, marched to Williamsburg, encamped on the mainland opposite Gwinn's Island where the royal governor Dunmore lay, Colonel Christian who commanded the regiment being ordered to other duty was succeeded by Colonel Dangerfield. Breastworks were prepared at Windmill Point, then with the cannon placed there drove off the Dunmore fleet with considerable damage, but their artillery officer, LeFoy, a Frenchman, was killed by the matchpiece being thrown back upon his head carrying off part of his skull. The next day a part of the troops occupied the island, but Estes was marched to Little York where Colonel Dangerfield was succeeded by Colonel McLanahan. In July Estes was taken sick with a fever, and had leave to go into the country, where he remained six or seven weeks then was furloughed to Jan. i, 1777. Among others who were furloughed and at Halifax was Thomas and Abraham Estes who had enlisted. He returned to Williamsburgh to join his company but it had gone to Baltimore, which was overtaken and in February 1777, he was inoculated for small pox and soon appointed steward in one of the branches of the hospital by Dr. Rennie. He was appointed orderly sergeant and in charge of forty men he went by water to the head of the Elk, then by way of Wilmington, he arrived at Philadelphia, and was ordered to join the army at Middlebrook, N. J., where he found his company. The British having, in August 1777. gone up the Delaware river on their way to Philadelphia, he accompanied the army, to oppose their advance, and was at the battle at Brandywine. Sept. II, 1777, as well as several other conflicts which followed the retreat of the Americans, until reaching Whitemarsh wh.ere he was in a severe engagement, after which he went into winter quarters, 1777-7S, at the historic camp of Valley Forge, Chester Co., Penn., and was discharged in

3-0 ESTES GENEALOGIES. March 1778. He, at the same time, received the discharge of his brother Thomas, who was, he heard in 1833, in Alabama, 4550 John Estes. He was born February 7, 1756, in Loudon Co., Va., and after the war he moved to Lunenburg Co., Va., where residing in February, 1833. In September, 1777, he was drafted for three months under Captain Edward Broodnax, joined the troops at headquarters in Williamsburg, from thence to York where discharged. In January, 178 1, he was drafted for three months, marched to join General Greene in North Carolina, who was then in command of the southern department, from thence he was sent as one of the guards to military stores for Prince Edward's Co., Virginia. 4551 Elisha Estes. In June, 1S18, he was residing in Clark Co., Kentucky, aged sixty-six years and in June, 1S20, age given as sixtyseven years. He was married in Jefferson Co., Kentucky, December 25, 178 1, to Molly Collins at Bear Grass Creek, daughter of Robert Collins, most probably formerly of Frederick Co., Virginia, and moved to Jefferson Co., Kentucky in 1 78 1. Another statement is Collins and Estes moved to Fayette Co., Kentucky, 1784, and settled in a fort and after several years moved to an adjoining county. There is some conflict of dates as to the arrival of Collins into Kentucky, which of course affects the date of Estes marriage. The most positive evidence is that Collins came in fall of 17S3, and the marriage was December 25, 17S3 ; the family record was destroyed about 1804, and no public record. The witnesses testified to the marriage in 1781, 1782 and 1783. In September, 1777 or 'yS, he volunteered for one year in Halifax Co., Virginia, under Captain Charles Pelham in ist Virginia regiment, commanded by Colonel Richard Parker, and was in the battle of iMonmouth, N. J., June 2S, 1778; an excessively hot day.

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS. 321 In June, 1820, his family consisted of four children, namely, Nancy, aged twenty-one years ; Jane, aged eighteen years ; Elisha, aged fifteen years, and Agatha, aged fifteen years. The two last must be twins. In June 1844, the widow Molly, then blind, was residing in Owsley Co., Ky., aged eighty-one years, and died June 5, 1S49, leaving three children surviving her viz. : Elisha, Hatten and Jane the last living in Owsley Co. Sally Estes in June 1840, of Owsley Co., Ky., aged thirtyeight years, a witness. William Estes of Owsley Co., made the coffin for the widow. William Collins of Bourbon Co., Ky., was a brother to Molly and stated in August 1844, that he was sixty-four years old. Robert Collins of Clay Co., Missouri, brother to Molly aged seventy-one years. Edward Collins of Johnson Co., Miss., brother to Molly aged seventy-four years. ' ' 4552 Moses Esty. This orthography is that of his signature, but in affidavit of his neighbor, Captain David Schamp, it is written Este. He was born January iS, 1752, in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn., and his parents in 1756, removed to Buck Co., Penn.. then in five or si.x years, to Readington, Hunterdon Co., N. J. He served an apprenticeship in Philadelphia, then returned to Readington, where he lived until the commencement of the war, and in 1779 or 1780 he moved to Morris Co., lived one or two years at Black river near where Chester is now, before he finally settled in Morristown. His house was burned Jan. 19, 1786, with all his commissions, and other papers, which contained a memorandum of dates and places of his service during the war; for this reason he can only specify his service, not in consecutive order, but as they occur to his recollection.

322 ESTES GENEALOGIES. A letter is on file dated March 31, 1836, which states that Captain Estey left a widow, and of his children, two resided in Ohio, two in Texas, two in New Jersey, and one in the British service. In August 1832 he was living in Morristown, N. J., and stated that he was commissioned in 1774 by the Committee of Safety as lieutenant in a company of militia commanded by Hankinson who soon resigned and -Estey succeeded him as captain, but whether in 1775 or '76 he could not remember, in the regiment of Colonel Helm, who resigned and Colonel John Taylor succeeded. Sometime in 1776, the weather warm, he was stationed at Elizabethtown for guard duty on the lines, as well as the several points of landing used by the enemy in their raids from Staten Island. He belonged to the classified militia for alternate duty by classes, the calls being made by the colonel of the regiment, consisting mainly of guard duty on the lines, watching the movements of the enemy, repelling predatory incursions and protecting the inhabitants from the hostile Tories who were active. He specifies several monthly ^ tours " at various places, one of which was near ]\Iiddlebrook where in a skirmish with a superior force. While at Trenton seventy-five unarmed and disguised Tories were sent as prisoners from Ouibbletown, being recruits on their way to the British army for clothing and arms. Among them were tv/o British officers authorized for recruiting, with an appointed surgeon. This body of Tories Captain Esty was ordered to safely conduct them to Burlington jail, afterwards tried and convicted at Morristown, and the two recruiting officers were executed by the sheriflf and the privates compelled to enlist in the American army. While Captain Esty was on guard at Raritan, he was detailed with two hundred men to capture the British guard on

MISCELLAXKOUS RECORDS. 323 duty at Bonhamtown, but the night previous the enemy quietly sent from New Brunswick, N. J., a large reinforcement, so that he barely escaped capture with all his detachment. The day before the battle at Monmouth, N. J., June 28, 1778, he volunteered with his company and others under Colonel Champers to pursue some two hundred men who had plundered the house of Colonel Furman, destroyed his furniture and other valuables, and driven off his cattle, though they escaped, the cattle were recovered. He was in Monmouth battle, at which time he received a wound in the upper part of his thigh. He was particularly directed to capture ti\e notorious Captain Moody who had by stratagem, attempted the capture of Governor Livingston, and also the Swasey brothers equally prominent against the Whigs. It was a long time before he had the opportunity to encounter them, when Caleb was dangerously wounded and Isaac was wounded also and both captured, but broke jail. Caleb returning to Morristown he was killed, and Isaac, after the war went to Canada. Another brother, Benjamin, on another occasion was pursued and killed. 4553 Lyddal Estes. In April, 1843, of Troup Co., Georgia, aged eighty years, where he had resided since 1S3S, and was alive in 1849. He was born 1763, in Amelia Co., Virginia, and had lived in North and South Carolina before going to Georgia. A widow was alive in 185 i named Martha. A letter from him is dated at La Grange. Troup Co. He enlisted in July, 1780, in Henry Co., Virginia, and again in February, 1781, under Captain George Houston in the mounted volunteers and command of Colonel Abraham Penn. In the first service he was stationed to guard the magazine in Henry Co., and also carried an express. The second service was his march to join General Greene

324 ESTES GENEALOGIES. in North Carolina at Guilford (C. H.), but was not in the battle at that place, March 15, 1781. 4554 Rowland Estes. In July, iSiS, he resided in Fluvanna Co., Va., aged fifty-nine years, and in June, 1823, his age was stated as sixtyfour years. He died February 17, 1S29. He married in Caroline Co., Va., near Spottsylvania Co. line, October 23, 1798, to Elizabeth M. Purrell, in which county he lived after his marriage two years, then moved to Fluvanna Co. She died October 2, 1S62. In 1S63 his family consisted of his wife, aged fifty-one years, and four daughters, aged sixteen years, fourteen years, twelve years and ten years. The widow's age stated February, 1850, as seventy-six years. Office of clerk of Caroline Co., burned in 1800. He volunteered in February or March, 1777, for three years under Captain Richard Stephens in the loth Virginia regiment, Colonel Edward Stephens. William Summerson of Albemarle Co., Va., aged sixty years, testified in May, 1868, that he married Eliza W. Estes, one of three children of Rowland and Elizabeth. The only two other children were Rebecca who married Marcus Harlow of Albemarle Co., and Jennette Estes who married Ransom Harlow of Albemarle Co., and after his wife's decease he removed to Limestone Co., Ala. Marion L. Harlow of Maury city, Crockett Co., Tenn., aged twenty-four years, testified Ma}', 186S, that he was a son of Ransom and Jennette. His sister Nellie married Robert Woodfin of Limestone Co., Ala. 4555 Solomon Este. Of Southboro, Worcester Co., Mass., where he was married Oct. I, 1817, to Nancy (Fairbanks) Bannister, widow of Barzilla Bannister, a native of Goshen, Hampshire Co., Mass., who [Bannister] was residing in Framingham, Middlesex Co., Mass., where he was married April 12, 1798, to Nancy Fair 

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS. 325 banks. Major Bannister died in Southboro, April 20, 1815, aged sixty-five years, and Solomon Este died in the same place Nov. 6, 1839. Widow Nancy's age was stated March 1853 as seventy-three years. 4556 Stephen Estes. The widow Elizabeth Estes was residing in February 1874, in Stockholm, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y., aged eighty-eight years, and was the former widow of Paul Thayer, a native of Deerfield. Franklin Co., Mass., and a Revolutionary soldier, who was married in Heath, Franklin Co., to Elizabeth Wilson Jan. 30, 1783, and after his decease Oct. 20, 1S04, she married in 1 8 16, Stephen Estes who died in 1827. The widow was alive in May 1S49, ^S^d ninety years. 4557 Thomas Estes. In August 1S32 of Lawrence Co., Tenn., aged about seventy-two years. His house was burned in Grainger Co., Tenn., with all his papers. He was married July i, 1S12 to Cynthia , no allusion to a previous marriage. He died Sept. 10, 1S33. Nancy Estes of Hardiman Co., Tenn, aged fifty-eight years testified in May 1853, that she was present at the wedding in Franklin Co., Tenn., of Thomas and Cynthia. John Estes of Lawrence Co., Tenn., was present at his death and burial. The widow in ^Lay 1853, was living in Hardiman Co., Tenn., aged ninety years. He enlisted Jan. i, 1777. at Williamsburg, Va., for one year under Capt. William Moody in the 7th regiment Colonel Joseph McClanahan, going to Baltimore and put in place of William Hopson and discharged at Valley Forge Feb. 15, 1778. In March 1780 ho volunteered for si.\ months at a place fourteen miles south of Charleston, S. C, under Captain Peter Rogers and Colonel David Mason and was discharged in North Carolina. In March 17S1, he volunteered in Halifax Co., Va., for six

326 ESTES GENEALOGIES. months under Captain Paul Wacllington and Colonel Richard,-,on and was discharged at Hillsboro, N. C. He was in the battles at Brandywine, Delaware, September II, 1777; at Germantown, Pennsylvania, October 4, 1777; at Stone Ferry, June 20, 1779; at Camden when General Gates was defeated, August 16, 1780. It will be observed that one tour of service is not specified which should be to cover his being in the battle of Stone Ferry. After his discharge at Valley Forge in 1778. his next service began in 1780, and the place of enlistment south of Charleston. S. C„ which would not be far from Stone. How came he there so far from home in Virginia without he had been in service in 1779-80. There was much alarm about the supposed attack of the British at the South which developed in the Siege of Charleston.

Itlai of IS12 an^ HDcricau lUar. 455^ T. O. Estes, was a soldier in the Mexican war in Company B, Captain Dunnavant, Colonel Ward B. Burnett's regiment of New York, General Winfield Scott, and was Wounded August 19, 1S47. 4559 John H. T. Estes, was born in Virginia, and was in army of United States; commissioned ist Lieutenant of Light Artillery, July i, 1808, and Captain, September, 1809 ; resigned April i, 181 2. 4560 " Sally Estes of Newry, Me., aged sixty-four years, on the twenty-fourth of April, 1856, states that she, widow of William Estes, who was a private in Captain Bartholomew Thompson's company. Major Newell's regiment in the war of 18 1 2, was drafted at Berwick, Me., October 10, 18 14. and honorably discharged at Kittery, Me., the first part of November, 1814; was married in Bethel, Me., January 27, 1811, by Ebenezer Bray, a Baptist minister; name before marriage Sally Bartlett ; husband died at Albany, N. Y., June 23. 1850; never had any bounty land." [See William Estes, son of Joseph ■♦and grandson of Daniel, Miumber 1200]. 4561 William Estes, a resident of Poland, in the county of Cumberland, state of Maine, aged sixty-one years, states that he was drafted at Poland on or before the twenty-second day of September, 1814, for an indefinite period and was honorably discharged at Cape Elizabeth on the twenty-fourth day of October, 1814, and that he served in the company of Henry Frost in Colonel Ryerson's regiment of militia and was stationed in Portland and Cape Elizabeth for the defense of Portland. He further states that he was discharged on account of disability a short time before the expiration of his service. He hereunto annexes his discharge."

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328 ESTES GENEALOGIES. "Copy Cantonment Cape Elizabeth, Oct. 24, 1814. William Estcs. a private soldier in the company of detached militia under my command, is hereby discharged from further duty under this detachment. Hexry Frost, Captaiti."

LIST OF MEN BY NAME OF ESTES WHO Scrvc^ in riDainc IRccjte. t)urino tbc Civil lllar. NAMES. CO REGT. RESIDENCE. Estes, Albert H., . E I St and loth , Portland. Edwin H., G 2d. Orono. Levi P., G 2d. Bangor. J ere A., H 3d, Vassalboro. Josiah, I 5th, Hamlins Grant. Stephen jr. I sth. Bethel. Isaac W., I 5th, Silas, K 5th, Poland, died Dec. 27, '61. Alvin, A Qth, Calais. Benjamin F., B 9th, Durham. Nathan C, G loth. Bethel. Silas, H loth, Lewiston. Stephen R., H ist and loth , Now in Hallowell. Joseph H., F nth. Belfast. Albert, F i2th. Shapleigh. Michael, F 1 2 th, Orono. i Stephen, F I2th, Orono. 1 George A., I 15 th, Troy. Llewellyn G., A I St Cavalry, Oldtown. John, D 14th, Orono. Job P., I 14th, Dixfield. Henry W., K 14th, John H., H 19th, Vassalboro. Radford M., H 19th, Vassalboro. Isaac W., C 20th, Bethel. Jeremiah, I iGth, Henry P., E 5th, Charles, C 20th, Rumford. j Ephriam A., C 20th, Milton Plantation. i James L., c 20th, Bethel. Nathaniel S., c 20th, Bethel. Sylvanus B., H 17th, Limington. Joshua P., F 17th, Bethel. Jere H., G 24th, China. f Robert, F 25th, Windham. Seth D., I 25th, Pownal. 1 Levi N., K 25th, Standish. James B., D 27th, Lebanon. Asa, B ist, Battalion.

330 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Benjamin. G 17th, Orono. Caleb F., G I St, Calvin Y., B 29th, Lewiston. Chelsea L., A I St Cavalry, Oldtown (Capt Daniel, F 3rst, Med way. David, B 4th. Orono. George A., K ist&:6th Art. Gustavus K., I I St D.C. cav. Vassalboro. Henry VV., 5th Co., Unassigned. Hiram, 12" ' Co., Unassigned. Jere A., I ist, D.C.cav. Vassalboro. Josiah, G 32d, Newcastle. Josiah H.. G 32d, Bath, died. Orin C, D I St, Sharp Shooters. Reuben H., D ist, Sharp Shooters. Washington M. 20th Co., William A., A 20th, Bangor. Willis C, 7th Bat. Zenas C, iSth Co.

niM5Ccllancou6 IRccorbs. 4562. In 1692, Mary Easty and Sarah Wildes of Topsfield, iMass., were executed as witches. Mary Easty was the daughter of William Town, and was baptized at Yarmouth, County Norfolk, England, February 21, 162 1. Her sister Rebecca married Francis Nourse of Salem Village. That Mary Easty and Rebecca Nourse should have been cried out upon and condemned as witches seems impossible, yet such were the superstitions and ignorance of that time that withcraft was almost universally believed in. Mary Easty was executed September 22, 1692. The full history of these occurrences will be found in Mrs. C. E. Upham's admirable little book, Salem Witchcraft in Outline.* It is proposed to erect a memorial upon Gallows Hill, Salem, where the execution took place. A COMPARISON' OF THE FIRST GENERATION OF THE ESTES AND PEABODY FAMILIES. MATTHEW AND R CHARD, BROTHERS. | Ch. of Matthew b. 164 ^ i Ch. of Richard, b. 1647 j and Philadelphia Estes. and Elizabeth Estes. : [See Estes Genealosiy, [See Estes Genealogy, j No. I.] No. 225.] 1 Sarah, b. 1677. -Matthew, b. 16S9. Philadelphia, b. 1679. Joseph, b. 1690 or '9r. [ Hannah, b. 16S1. Sarah, b. 1693. ; John, b. 16S3. Roliert, b. 1694. i John. b. i6S4. Joseph, b. 1696. 1 Richard, b. 16S6. Benjamin, b. 1698. 1 Henry, b. 1701. j Philadelphia, b. 1702. | Edward, b. 1703 or '4. .. Samuel, b. 1709. Isaac seems to have named his lirst three children and himself and six after the Estes ; it would seem as of .Matthew and Richard although wl- liave no positive * Published by Eben riitn.ini, Suleru. Mass. Price $1.00. Ch. of Isaac, b. 164S and Sarah Peabody. [See Peabody Genealogy p. 5, No. — ]. Francis, b. 1694. Mary, b. 1696. Isaac, b. 1697. Philadelphia, b. 169S. Matthew, b. 1699. William, b. 1701. Estes, b. 1703. Joseph, b. 1704. Sarah, b. 1706. -Anne, b. 1707. Hepsibeth, b. 17C9. Samuel, b. 1711. after his father, mother though she was a sister proof that she was.

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a^^itional 3nformatiou. 4563 Dorothy 5 Estes (1217), daughter of Richard/ (^Daniel,^ Bejijamin,- RkJiard^'), born October 15, 1705 ; died ; married for his second wife Nathan Hall. Children : William A.,« b. Nov. 12, 182S. Mary B.,^ b. Sept. 12, 1830. Henry B..'^ b. Jan. iS, 1S33. Betsey Estes,'- b. Nov. 10, 1S35 ; md. Stephen D, Knight. Francis O.,*' b. Aug. 20, 1S43. 4564 I 4565 II 4566 III 4567 IV 4568 V 4569 Mary5 Estes (11S6), daughter of John'* of Newry and Bethel ; married , William Farwell, son of Absalom ; born , 1778 ; died . Children : 4570 I John Estes Farwell,^ b. ; md. Betsey How of Waterford Me. Barbour B. Farwell,'' b. ; md. Sarah Brown. George Estes Farwell,*- b. . Richard Estes Farwell,^ b. . Sarah Farwell/' b. . Elsie Farwell,'' b. ; md. John Rowe. Elizabeth Farwell,'' b. ; unmd. 4577 James 5 Estes C1206), son of Stephen, + {^Daniel;' Benjamin,- Richard^^)^ born ; died ; married (i), . Eliza, daughter of Jeremiah Andrews and Elizabeth (Sawtelle) of Bethel, Me. ; born Ji'ly 27, 1S06 ; died. . Children (Bethel) : . 4578 I James Lyman,'' b. Jan. \\, 1S29 ; md. Lydania S. Swan. 4579 II Huldah,6 1j p^u, ^^ 133, . ^i, u„md. 4571 II 4572 in 4573 IV 4574 V 4575 VI 4576 VII 4580 Peters Estes (1213), son of Richard,-* (Z>67w/e/,' i>

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336 ^')'^ ESTES GENEALOGIES. married , Theodocia, daughter of Stephen Hodsdon and Anna Estes (626) of Bethel, Me.; born , 1788; died Children (Bethel) : ' ' 4581 I Infant,'^ b. May 2, 1S16 ; d. aged 14 days. 4582 II Infant,* b. Aug. 9, 1S17; d. same day, 4583 III Richard,^ b. Mar. 24, 1S23; md. , Laura Ann Farnum ; lives at Rumford Corner, Me. 4584 IV Nancy Ann,*^ b. July 15, 1S26. 4585 Enoch 5 Estes (1202), son of Stephen,* (Banie/,^ Befij'amin,- RicJiard^), born ; died ; married , Betsey, daughter of Benjamin Estes and Dolly (Roberts) ; born April 23, 1794; died . Children (Bethel, Me.) : 4586 I Jedediah,*b. Apr. i, 1S15; md. , .Mary Jane Bryant. 4587 II Moses,*^ b. Apr. 25, 1S17. 4588 III Alfred,* b. Apr. 6, iSiS; md. Abigail (Packard) Cole. 4589 IV Plliza A.,** b. Apr. 26, 1820. 4590 V Alice,^ b. July 6, 182 j. 4591 VI Samuel Sanford,"' b. Aug. 30, 1S2S. 4592 VII Charles Sharpleigh,*' b. Nov. S, 1S30. 4593 ^'III Eunice,* b. Jan. 2 1. 1S33. 4594 IX DoUy,-^ b. Nov. 3, tS35. 4595 X Hannah,'^ b. Oct. 26, 1.S3S. 4596 William 5 Estes (1200), son of Joseph,^ (Z>a«zV/,5 Benjamin,- Richard'-), born January 30, 1792 ; died at Albany, N. Y., June 23, 1850; married by Ebenezer Bray, a Baptist minister, January 27, iSii, Sally, daughter of Reuben Bartlett and Lydia (Frost) ; born January 30, 1792 ; died ; went from Berwick, Me. to Bethel, Me., and at one time kept a tavern on Bethel hill. Children (Bethel) : 4597 I Louisa,* b. June iS, iSit. 4598 II Catherine," b. July 19, 1S14; md. Philip Horr of Waterford, .Me.

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ADDITIONAL IXFORMxVTION. 337 4599 III Mary Jane,^ b. May 12, 1S19. 4600 IV AnianJ.i,'^ b. ; ind. Rand. 4601 V Phebe,'^ b. ; md. Rand. 4602 Benjamins Estes (11S2), son of Benjamin, ■♦ (Z?a;//,?/,3 pvoh3.h\y Benj'avih/,- Ric'iard^^, horn -; died ; married , Alary C, daughter of Joshua Bean and Betsey (Bartlett) of Bethel, Me. ; born May 23, 18 iS. Children (Bethel) : 4603 I O'Neal Jewett;^ b. January 3, 1S36; enlisted in 1862 for nine months in Company E, 50th regiment : d, unmd. May 12, 1S63 of fever at Barton Rouge, La. 4604 II Masell .\nn,'> b. Apr. 28, 1S37. 4605 III Arabell,'' b. June 22, 1S39. 4606 IV Joshua B.,'J b. July 9, 1S43. 4607 Sullivan A. Estes ( ), son of Stephen, born ; married May 13, 1849, Mary R., daughter of Rev. Ransom Dunham of Woodstock, Me. ; born , 1S22. Children (Bethel, Me.) : 4608 I Helen A. W., b. Jan. S, 1S51 ; d. July 4, 1S6S ; md. , Albert A. Trull. . 4609 II Henry \I.. b. May 13, iS6d ; md. Lalia D. Cole. 4610 III Hiram A., b. June 27, 1864; md. Nov. 2r, 1S85, Emma R_ Swan. 461 1 Lydia G.^ Estes (1675), born in Scipio, N. Y., October 26, 1832; married (i), in Horseheads, N. Y., July 12 1849, Eli, son of Jonathan Gray and Ann (Hart) ; born in Titusville, N. Y., January 23, 1S20 ; died September 8, 1878 married (2), March 22, 1885. Samue^ son of Thomas Warters and Sarah (Waters) ; born at Sussex, Eng., December 25. 1822. Children (Rutland, Pa.) : 461* t • Mary Ann Gray,^ b. Dec. 5, 1851 ; md. in Elmira, N. Y. Dec. 20, 1S70, George, s. of Thomas Dix and Jane (Brandeau) ; b. at Beekskill, N. Y., Oct. 8, 1S46.

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33^ ESTES GENEALOGIES. 4613 2 Elmer F. Gray/ b. July i. 1.S56; md. in Austinville, Pa., Mar. 21, 1S78, Hattie C, dau. of William .Smith and Polly (Mclntyre) ; 1). . 4614 3 Sylvia A. Gray,^ b. Mar. 11, 1S60; md. at Elmira, July 3, 1876, Oren, s. of Andrew Miller and Elizabeth (Tabor) ; b. in Jackson. Pa., June — , 1853. 4615 Franklin N.^ Estes (formerly John N.) (1678), son of Joseph N./^ born in Scipio, N. Y.. March 18, 1838; left home at the age of eighteen, and soon after enlisted in the loth United States Regulars, served five years ; he also served three years in the cavalry volunteers ; married in Sullivan, Pa., July 3, 1870, Mary, daughter of Granville Jones and Caroline (Hurd) ; born in Sullivan, August 14, 1853. Ch. (first four in Rutland. Pa., fifth to eighth, inclusive, Shippen, Pa.) : 4616 I Arthur,* b. May 3, 1S71 ; d. Nov. 23, 18S7. 4617 II Sylvia,^ b. .Sept. 15, 1S72; md. in Pine City, X. V., Dec. 22, 1S92, Samuel D., s. of Robert D. Wilson and Mary (Stout). 4618 III Elias,* b. Apr. 22,1879. 4619 IV Charles,^ b. Feb. 19, iSSi. 4620 V Effie,« b. Feb. 11, 1S86. 4621 VI George,' b. Feb. 8. iSSS. 4622 VII Annie,' b. Sept. 9, 1890. 4623 VIII Carrie,^ b. Mar. 18, 1S92. 4624 Isaac G.^ Estes (1681), son of Joseph N.," (^yalkaniel,^ Thomas,* Richard,^ Robert,- Richard^^, born in Scipio, N. Y., Jan. 29, 1843. Dec. 27, 1861, enlisted in the 50th regiment N. Y. S. Vol. Eng., served three and one half years without a wound although as bridge builders they were obliged to be ahead in many attacks and la.:;t in a retreat taking up bridges (if possible) under fire of the enemy, serving his country faithfully; July 12, 1891 was ordained an elder in the Church of Christ. He was married in Sullivan, Pa., Dec. 24, 1865, to Lucinda, daughter of Henry Sumner and Lois (Dike), born in Covington, Pa., Aug. 27, 1842.

4629 2 4630 3 4631 4 4632 5 4533 6 4^34 7 ADDITIONAL IXFOR.MATIOX. 339 Children (Sullivan) : 4625 I Willis Paul, Md. Oct.. II, 1S76. 4626 II Alice Pearl.M). May 6, 1S7S. 4627 Freman H,^ Estes (^766), b. Wheatland. N. Y., May II, 1845 ; married Jan. 21. 1S69, Sadie, daughter of Hiram Franklin and Sarah A. (Farrar), born in Wiieatland, N. Y., July 10. 1S48. A farmer, lives at Mendon, Mich. Children : 4628 I C. Arthur/ b. Wheatland, Nov. I, 1S69. Graduated from West Michigan University, Grand Rapids in 18S0. Susie A,,^ b. Wheatland, Dec. 6, iS/t. Franklin E," b. in Rochester, N. V,, Jan. 20, 1S74. Fred C.,' b. Wheatland, Sept. 23, 1S76. Ernest L.,"b. Chili, X. Y., Apr. 11, 1S79. Ramond A.," b. Mendon. .Mich., May 5, 1SS3. Mabel A.,' b, Mendon. Mich., Jan. 17, 1885. 4635 Andrew Jerome Estes born in Lawrence Co., Ohio, December i6, 1S40 ; died May 4, 1865 ; cooper by trade ; married in Jersey ville, 111., February 3, 1862, Sarah A., daughter of J. B. Voohers, m.d. of St. Louis, Mo., who died in Florence, Mo., June 5, 1856. Enlisted in the 14th Illinois Regiment Infantry, served over three years ; he founda letter on the field after the battle of Shiloh, April, 1862, signed by his father as shipping clerk or agent for General Beauregard. He had a sister who married a Webb and lived on a farm near Cincinnatti, Ohio, in 1865 ; another sister who married and lived near Athalia, Ohio. 4636 William H. Estes born ; married , Rosannah,7 .daughter of Stephen,'" Emery * and Margaret (Chase). Children : 4637 I Ella, b. . 4638 ir Esmer, b. . * See Kiuc-ry Gorieul'ijry. 23

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340 ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. 4639 Z. P, Estes of Bangor, Me., mirried 1850, Jedidah S.,7 widow of John Thomas of Eden, Me., and daughter of William,^ Emery* and Sally (Paine) of Eden ; born August 20, 1S09. Children : 4640 I Willis, b. , 1852 ; d. 1853. 4641 John Wesley Estes ( ), born ; died January 4, 1865 ; married in Jack's Creek, Tenn., May i, i860, Nannie, daughter of Jeremiah Crook and Mary (Arnold) ; born ; died January 4, 1885 ; was a dry goods merchant. Children (Jack's Creek) : 4642 I Hurbert Ross, b. May 25, 1S61 ; agent for HamilLon Brown Shoe Co., St. Lewis, Mo. 4643 2 John Wesley jr., b. Apr. 17, 1S64. Is an agent for a wholesale drug house (St. Louis) ; md. in Early Grove, Miss., Oct. 18, 1SS3, Ledlu M. Carroll; b. July 9, 1S62 ; graduated June, 1882, from H. M. Institute, Henderson. Tenn. Ch. (St. Louis, Mo.): 4644 I Infant daughter, b. July 6, 1SS4 ; d. same day. 4645 2 John Hurbert, b. Dec. 2, 1S85. 4646 John F. Estes, son of William,! born in Atlanta. Ga., June 27, 1S54; n^arried in Atlanta, Ga., November 7, 1S79, Mattie V. Martin, daughter of and Mary E. Martin. Children (Atlanta) : 4647 I Mary, b. 4648 II John II., b. 4649 III Howard, b. 4650 IV Virgil L., b. 465X V Viola R., b. 4652 VI Paul N., b. i 4653 Abraham Estes lived in Warren Co., Ky., until just before the late war (i860, when he and his family moved to Texas. He had sons. *See Kincry Genealoiry. t.Iames \V. Kst"s ami Amiie (K-to-*) Jolnison lives in Atlauta, Ga., were childrou of WiUiain Kstcd, father of Joliii F.

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ADDITION' AL INFORMATION. . 34 1 4654 J. H. Estes lives in Kentucky. 4655 Columbus Estes, a captain in the Confederate army, and he had a son. 4656 T. M. Estes, b. . 4657 Estes. Children: 4658 James, b. ; lives i:. Halifax Co., Va. 4659 William, b. ; lives in Halifa.x Co., Va. 4660 John b. ; md. Susan Sparrow, probably dau. of Reuben, she died when her son, H. S. Estes, was but six weeks old, he mi. (:), Perkins of Halifax Co., they moved to Missouri, and died there. Ch. : 4661 I John, b. . 4662 2 Thomas, b. . 4663 3 H. S., b. . 4664 Benjamin Estes probably son of Benj:imin, (364S.) Children : 4665 James D., b. ; lives in Pitt'^ylvannia, Co., Va. 4666 Lucy, b. ; md. Samuel Hairston. 4667 Emma, b. ; d. . 4668 Benjamin, b. ; lives in Palmerville. 4669 Elisha, b. ; lives at home. Has an uncle Edward who lived in Campbell Co., Va. 4670 Elisha Estes born ; married (i), Tompkins. Children : 4671 I E. B. Estes, b. . 4672 2 Christopher T., b. ; md. Miss Howard, a descendant of King George the Third. 4673 Nathaniel Estes* of Middleton, Mass., as confirmed by Henry Estes of Pawtuckct, R. I., was twice married, (i),t married (2), March ii, 1792, to Rebecca, widow of Joseph •He h.nl a bro'thi-r .fohii who run a larse t.ivcrn on thf Andover Pii^o, aii>l a br..tlier \Vilii:un, who niiirrifd liuth Ilnhhs :iinl IkuI :i son .lanif*, ivho m:irrii'a ExIx-ritMu-i.' Wil-on and they had a >oii J;iiii

4674 I 4675 II 4676 III 4577 IV 4678 V 4679 VI ]■.■ 468o I 4681 2 4682 3 4683 4 4684 VII 342 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Hobbs [by whom she had five children] and daughter of Jesse Rolf and Rebecca (Berry); born December 12, 1756; administration on his estate was granted to his son-in law, Eliphalet Pearson, January 8, iSoS. Children (by first wife) : Joseph, b. . Daniel, b. . William, b. . Catharine, b. ; md. Eliphalet Pearson. A daughter, b. . Ch. (by Rebecca) : Hersey, b. in Middleton, Mass., July 3, 1796; md. , Olphia Carpenter of Bridgeport, Vt. ; went to Milwaukee, Wis. Ch. : Stephen C, b. . Candace Eliza, b. . Emily, b. . Henry, b. . Henry, b. in Middleton, May 15, 1799; d. in Pawtucket, R. I., Aug. 15, iSSS ; md. , Susan, dau. of Earthrum Round and Thankful (Saunders) of Glocester, R. I. ; b. Oct. 22 1S07 ; boot' and shoe manufacturer Millville, Mass. Ch.: 4685 I Harriet Town, b. Jan. 7, 1831 ; md. (i), Joseph Darrens, (2), Preston Drake, lives in Easton, Mass., and have two i children, Josephine M., and Lizette. 4686 2 Hersey, b. May 2, 1S33; md. July 4, 1S63, Mary A., dau. of Hugh Aiken and Rebecca ( ) ; b. in Ireland, they have two children living, Susan Rebecca, b. Jan. i, 1865; Nancy Helen, b. Mar. 31, 1S71. 4687 3 Mary Louis, b. Sept. 17, 1837. 4688 Jona Estey of Middleton, Mass., son of John and Hannah Estey of Topsfield, Mass., and grandson of Isaac Estey of Topsfield, was born about 1704; baptized with brother David and sister Keziah, May 4. 1707. tlis brother Nathaniel was baptized at Topsfield, May 24, 1702 ; married Susanna (Monroe), of six children he had : — 4689 I John, b. May 13, 1742; d. Nov. 2, 1S34 ; md. Hannah . She died Mar. 31, 1.S46, aged 92. Eleven children: 4690 n William, b. July 23, 1744; md. Nov. II, 179S. Ruth Hobbs. Ch.: James and Experience Wilson published Sept. 15, 1S27, and James jr., who died in Libby prison.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. 343 4691 III Nathaniel, b. Oct. 25, 1746 md. (i), not on record; md. (2), Mar. 1 1. 179;, Rebecca Hobbs. She was the widow of Joseph, son of Joseph Hobbs and Ruth (Symons)b. Middleton, May g, 1749; d. May — , 1787. She was the dau. of Jesse Rolf and '^ ■ . Rebecca (Berry), b. Dec. 12, 1756; md. Jos. Hobbs, Aug. 25, 1774, and by him had five children. Only two children by Nathaniel and Rebecca, are on record at Middleton. 4692 I Hersey, b. July 3. 1796. 4693 2 Henry, b. May 15, 1799. 4694 Ebenezcr Eastey of Milford, Mass., and Besheba Estees of MenJon, Mass., intention of marriage Jan. lo, 1798,* 4695 Estes Sturdevant of Mendon, Mass., and Miss Phebe Wheelock of Smithfield, R. I., published April 30, 2830.* 4696 Ashel Mann jr., and IMiss Minerva Esty both of Mendon, Mass., published Aug. ly, 1830.* 4697 Daniel Gorden Estes (son of Samuel and Hannah W.), born ; died ; married October 14, Hannah M., daughter of Paul Moody. He had a brother Zerah of Maiden, Mass. They were in New Orleans one winter ; in St. Louis two winters ; in England quite a while ; and in Amesbury at three different times. At a Parish meeting of St. James parish held in Amesbury, Mass., February 10, a.d., 1846 ; Rev. D. Gorden Estes was chosen rector of said parish. 4698 Israel 5 Estes son of Israel ■♦ (1356) and Dorcas Tracy, born ; married (i), Elizabeth Mosher ; died ; married (2), Ellis. Children : 4699 I Rosanna,'' b, ; md. Nelson Coibom. 4700 2 Lucinda," b. ; md. Daniel Hill. 4701 3 Asa,*' b. ; md. Emeline Tracy. 4702 4 Cynthia,** b. ; unmd. 4703 5 Varney,'' b. ; md. Louisa . * Fnnn Meiulou K'.cords.

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344 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 4704 6 Hartley b. ; md. Nancy Labaron. 4705 7 Christa,6 b. - — 4706 8 William.s b. - ; md. Cummings 4707 9 Israel,-' b. ; md. Folsom. 4708 Benjamin Estes, son of Benjamin and Charlotte ; born in Newport, R. I., aged tewenty-five years ; married in Warren, R. I., November 12, 1863, Abby Ann, daughter of John D. Fitman and Sarah B. Tiiell (?), aged twenty. 4709 Mary Ann Estes and David J, C. Foss married July 21, 1845 at Portland, Me. 4710 Mary Estes and Thomas Bailey both of Salem, intention of marriage November 13, 1714. Death of persons by the name of Estes recorded at Portand, Me. 4711 Almira A., d. Dec. 29, 1S54 age 24. 4712 Amanda, d. Dec. 6, 1S69. 4713 Charlotte G., d. Oct. iS, 1S62. 4714 Eleanor, d. July 30, 1S75. 4715 Maud II. , d. June 17, 1S62, age 2r. 4716 Sarah M., d. Feb. 5, 1S85, dau of S. Estes. 4717 Sylvia R., d. June z, 1S69. 4718 William Estes probably son of Nathaniel of Middleton ( ), married November 11, 179S, Ruth Hobbs, published in Salem, Mass., October 13, 179S. Children (Lynn, Mass.) : 4719 I James, b. Oct. 22, 1804. 4720 II Sarah Kimball, b. May 2, 1S07. 4721 Aaron Estes, a stranger, and Esther Richards, married at Lynn, June 7, 1723, [probably a descendant of Isaac Estey of Topsfield, ALiss]. 4722 Laura F. Estes, daughter of Richard and Laura Estes, a£:e twontv-five, born at Bethel, Me.; married at Bos 

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. 345 ton, April 30, 1872, for his third wife, David C, son of David and Mary Elliott ; born in Rumford, Me. 4723 Mary Estes, widow, and daughter of Levi and Catherine C. Bartlett, born at Lynn ; died April 8, 1870, age seventy-nine years, seven months. Her father born at Waltham, her mother at Auburn, N. H. 4724 James F. Estes, son of James and Lizzie Estes, born at Lynn; died February 26, 1875, age four months; father born in Charlestown and mother at Richmond, Va. 4725 Frank D. Estes, son of Samuel and Abigail B. Estes, born at Fitchburg, Mass. ; died November 17, 1876, age si.xteen years ; father born at Leomister, iMass., mother born at Fitchburg, Mass. 4726 Helen M. Estes, daughter of George and Eunice Estes, died April 20, 1SS2, aged seventy-nine years, three months, twenty-two days ; mother born in Charlestown, Mass. 4727 Nancy J. Estes and William Hancock both of Stoughton, Mass., married Aug. 21, 1841. 4728 Herbert Estes of Boston, age twenty-nine. Merchant, born at Xcwton Lower Falls, son of Joel and Liefy ; married Jan. 3, 1S71. Harriet .M. Howard age twenty-two, of West Bridgewater, daughter of Freeman and Susan. 4729 Elizabeth Estes and John Nickson [perhaps Nickerson] married in Boston, Mav 22, 1735. 4730 Nelson Estes married Harriet A. Knight, daughter of Ralph and Olive. Their son Joseph Ralph Estes, born Jan. 12, 1853. 4731 Kate L. Estes, of Providence, R. L, and Edward A. Wirling of East Providence, married Sept. 6, 1869. 4732 Martin Estes of Orono, Me., married Nov. — , 1865 I--sthcr J., daughter

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346 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 4733 Willis Estes of Troy, Me., married Rosetta O., daughter of Joseph RhwHus* and Martha (Kelloch.) 4734 Jenette Estes married George S. Readf son of Rufus and Nancy, born Sept. 21, 18 15, Hves in Gorham, Me. Children, Frederick born 1854 ; Ida born 1856 ; Abba E., born 1858. 4735 Melvin B. Estes and Jennie Gooding both of Portland, Me., married Oct. 12, 1874. 4736 Mary Estes and Patrick Connolly, married Feb. 10, 1862, at Portland, Me. 4737 Libbie E., daughter of Rev. Orson K. Estes of Henderson, N. Y., married September 14, 18S1, Clarence W., son of Justus A. Montague ; J born at Edward.s, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y., October 7, 1857; occupation, painter; resides at Denver, Col. Children : 4737 a I Ruth Evelyn, b. Sept. 23, 1SS2. 4737 b 2 Betsey Bell, h. Apr. 3, tSS4. 4738 Caleb Estes married February 6, 1S26, Anna, daughter of Joseph Liljby§ and Ann (Plummer), born in Pownal, Me., August 4, 1797. 4739 William Estes married Lydia, daughter of Joseph Libby § and Ann (Plummer), born March 13, 1801. He died and his widow married Timothy Keith. 4740 Estes Howe died at Albany, N. Y., January 2, 1826, age fnrty-hve ; he was recorder of that city ; was formerly of Worcester, Mass., where in 1808, he delivered a Fourth of July oration. 4741 Estes Smith, a tailor in Worcester, Mass. in 1830 and many years after. 4742 Estes Wheelock died at Worcester, Mass. ♦See RawUnrt GtMurUo^y. t >ef Ifrail Gcm-aloiry. :Ste Montague Geneiilogy. §Sc?e LLl)by Gvneah'g-y.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. 347 4743 Estes H. Willard, son of Seth Willard ; died at Southbridge, Mass.. April 28, 1824, aged 18. 4744 Zerah Estes and Lydia Vinen married in Maiden, Mass., April, 1S32. 4745 Sarah Estes married November 27, 1800, Oliver, son of Bimsley Peabody* and Ruth (Marston) ; lived in Boxford, Mass. 4746 Martin Estes, son of Samuel and Cynthia, married July 16, 1 85 7, to Mary Ann Frauley of Taunton, Mass., daughter of Michel and Mary Ann. 4747 Edward Estes born at Fall River, Mass., April 12, 1877, son of Martin and Catherine, of Fall River, birthplace of parents Ireland. 4748 Melissa A. Estes (widow) of Nantucket, ^fass., daughter of E and Eunice H. Key, married in New Bedford, Mass., Oct. 22, 1859. Charles S. M. Collam (.') from Brandon, Vt. 4749 Hannah Estes married July 4, 1842, Andrew P.* son of James Dore and Patience (Home), born Dec. 2, 1823, drowned at Salmon Falls, N. H., Apr. 12, 1871, leaving three children. 4750 Olive Estes married Ransom D.,* son of Alvin Lord and Olive (Goodwin) liv^ed in Lebanon, Me. 4751 Charles W. Estes of Springfield, Mass., married Oct. 10, 1S55, Louisa, daughter of Seth Wing and Hannah Wentworthf born in Athens, Me.. Nov. 28, 1833. Children, I. Ada Louisa, born Feb. 4, 1859. 2. Emma Jane, born Oct. 26, 1865. 4752 June I, 1827, Matthew Estes of Durham, Me., saddle maker and Elizabeth his wife for two hundred and eighty [of something not mentioned] deed to Jonathan Strout of •-"^ee PtMhoily Goni'uloiO'- t See Wi-iUwortli GenealOjjy.

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f 34S ESTES GENEALOGIES. Durham, trader, thirty square rods of land in Durham. He was well known there and came from Massachusetts, was a harness stitcher and saddle-tree maker. He had a son Thaxter Estes who studied law and practiced in Readfield, Me. Compare Matthew Estes ■* (son of William^ ) (698). 4753 Joanna Estes died in Tiverton, R I., April 10, 1S66, aged forty-nine years and eleven months, born in F'reetown, Mass., daughter of John Estes and Mary (Brown). 4754 Aaron Estes jr. and Molly Hooper married October 23, 1766.* 4755 Elizabeth Estes married May 8, 1740, John Rhodes.* 4756 Martha Estes, daughter of Matthew and Anna, born October 27, 1747.* 4757 Daniel L. Estes, age twenty-four, son of David, married January S, 1854, Susan L., daughter of Alexander McCurdy, age twenty-seven.* 4758 Lucy A. Estes born at Lynn, age nineteen ; married October 4, 1857, James White, age twenty-two, son of John P. White.* 4759 Adelia A. Estes, daughter of Hiram, born in Houlton, Me., age twenty-five.; married 1863, Freeman G., son of George and Abigail Neal ; born at Great Falls, N. H., age twenty-six.* 4760 William H. H. Estes, son of Pliram and Julia Ann, born at Holton, iVIe., age twenty-four; married October 18, 1864, Hannah, daughter of Moses and Eliza Kimball ; born at Lynn, age twenty.* 4761 Hiram B., son of Hiram and Julia Ann Esty, born at Houlton, Me., age twenty-hve; married December 11, 1859, Caroline, daughter of Moses and Eliza Kimball ; born at Lynn, age eighteen.* * Lvim Town Ilecoidd.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. 349 Children 4762 I A child, b. ; d, July 4, 1S60, age i day. 4763 2 \Vm. Lincoln, b. Oct. ^o, 1S65 ; d. Nov. 13, 1S65. 4764 3 Wilbert, b. ; d. Sept. 15, 1869, age 4 montlis, i; days. 4765 Benjamin F. Estes, perhaps son of Job (No. 1884), married November 29. 1S82, widow, Sarah Willard. 4766 Winnie M. Estes daughter of Chirles H. and Hattie F. Estes, born July 17, 1880, both parents born in Maine. 4767 Frank Estes, son of Frank F. and Anna Estes, born at Lynn, Nov. 14, 1886, father a baker, and born in New Hampshire, mother born at Lynn. *Lynn Town Records. 4768 Jeremiah Estes married , Mary ( ). Children (Peabody, Mass.) : 4769 Samuel Preston, b. Mar. 29, 1S20. 4770 Mary, b. Oct. 22, 1S24. PUBLISHMENTS AT SALEM, MASS. 4771 Mary Estes and Thomas Bailey, Nov. 13, 17 14. 4772 Jona Estes of Salem, and Mary Potter of Marlborough, Mass., April 29. 1728. 4773 Nathaniel Estes of Salem, and Mehitable Preston, of Beverly, Mass., Sept. 7, 1771. 4774 Nathaniel Estes of Salem, and Rebecca Hobbs of Middleton, J\Lass., Jan. 2S, 1792. 4775 William Estes of Salem and Ruth Hobbs, published Oct. 13, 1798, married Nov. 11, 179S. 4776 Sukey Estes of Salem, and Andrew Curtis of Danvers, Mass., Nov. 23. 1709 (perliaps son of Andrew Curtis and Hannah (Small), born Dec. 24, 1779.) 4777 James Estes of Salem, and E.xperience Wilson, Sept. i;, 1827.

350 ESTES GENEALOGIES. 4778 Sarah Esty, daughter of Abijah and Asenath Esty, born in Mendon, Mass. ; died September 6, 1844, aged four months, twenty-two days.* 4779 Philander Estes, son of Job (1235.''). 4780 S. Ozro Estes of Weymouth, Mass., } sons of Sam4781 Lewis Estes of Weymouth, Mass., \ uel(Xo. 1452). 4782 Peter Estes, son of Samuel (No. 3251), has a son, Jerome B. Estes, born February 11, 1S18, and is now [1893] living at Ale.xandria Bay, N. Y., and has descendants there. ♦From Mendon Records.

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3nbej:. Abbott, i68, 237, 269. Anglan, 309. Abington, 34, 50, 63, 114, 115, 117. Annable, 201. Abrams, 83. Ansel, 170. Ackley, 202. Anthony, 53, 144. Adairville, 304. Antrim, 315. Adams, 33, 62, 131, 193, 198, 229, 230, Appalachicola, 183. 236, 240, 250, 306, 307. Appleby, 170. Adamsville, 205. Applegate, 126, Adkins, 307. Archer, 11, 12, 13. Adolphustown, 85. Armstrong, 112. Adrian, 80. Arnold, 192, 223, 224, 226, 247, 340. Aiken, 195. 342. Ashfield, 200. Ainsworth, 205, Ashley, 92. Akron, 205. Athalia, 339. Alameda, 247. Athens, 176, 208, 347. Albany, 242, 327, 336, 346. Atkins, 155, 253,273. Albin, 204. Atkinson, 2S7, 302. Albion, 160. Atlanta, 182, 21S, 266, 283. 3'3. 340. Albro, 91, 150, 174. Attleboro, 292. Alden. 112, 173. Atwood, 1 48. Alderson, 257. Auburn, 130, 16S, i6g. 89, 218. Aldrich, 103, 106, 226, 228. Augusta, 124, 131, 179, 184, 212. Alexander, 113, 274. Austin, 61, 96, 97, 134, 161. Alexandria Bay, 350. Austinville, 33S. Alfred, loi, 103. Avery, 232. 25S. Alger, 229, 230. Avon, 82. Allam, 46. Ayer & Ayers, 158, 179 197, 20S, 284 Allen, 61, 71, 88, 159, 185, 188, 284. Allendale, 311, 313. Bacon, 257. Alley, 8. Bagley, 97. Almont, r92. Bailey, 66, 67, 80, 112 168, 175, 2'3 Almy, 135. 344, 349Alston, 257, 264. Baker, 32, 50, 70, 90, III, 161, 190, Alton, 216. 273, 290. 303. Ames, 15, 190. Balcom, 223. Amesbury. 55, qS, 343. Ball, 126. Amvdon, 201, 245. Ballanger, 307. Amsterdam, 8S. Ballon, 229, 232. 245. Anderson, 217, 266, 282, 283. Baltimore, So, 89, 197 , 264, 319 325 Anderson ville, 3}, 126, 284. Bangs, 72. Andrews, ^6, 75. 171. I73' 335Bangor, 329. 330, 340. Andry, 254. 1 Bannister, 324, 325.

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354 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Barbee. 262. Barber, 85, S6, 215. Bard, 130. Barker, 50, 51, 64, 65, 70, 167, 173, 179. 190Barlow, 277. Barnard, 27, 130. Barnes, 230. Barre, 199. 230, 249. Barrett's Neck, 317. Barring, 40. Barrows, 247. Barrus, 230. Barry, 149. Barstow. 79, 1 14. Baitlett. 70, 76, 104, 105, 217, 218' 229, 238, 327, 336, 337. 345Bartliiig, 215. Barton, 24, 148, 230, 260, 264. Barton Rouge, 337. Basford, 17S. Baskerville, 263. Bass, 302. Bassett, 8, 9, 162. Bassey, 270. Bass Xeck, li, iS. Batavia, So, 119, 120, 280. Bales, 1^4' ^^^'^'' '45. '92. 261.265. Bath, 77, 107. '7^. 179' 1S3, 330. Battles, 226, 231, 233. Bay View, 264. 279. Bazzel, 293. Beacher, 125. Beach mont 39. Beach Ridge, 75. Beadle, 22. Beal, 62. Beals, 115. Bean, 103, 168, 337. Bear Grass Creek, 320. Bear Lake, 19S. Bear Meadow, 63. Bear River, 35. Beaufort, 311, 312. Beauregard, 339. B'-'ck, 43, 48. 190. Beckford, 12. Bedlow, I S3. Belcher. 116, 207, Belfast, 109, 165, 166, 178, 218, 329. Belle Plain, 182. Bellingham, 223, 224, 226, 22S, 232, 237, 247, 248, 250, 251. Belmont, 298. Bennett, 87, 89, 91, 119, 147, 159, 160, 16S, 170, 204, 240, 272. Bennington, 236, 249, 250. Benson, 287. Bentley, 24. Berkley, 140. Berlington, 322. Bernardston, 230. Bernett, 327. Berry, 179, 216, 286, 342, 343. Berton, 2S4. Berwick, 6, 57, 58, 59, 61, 62, 71, 73 75' 93. 94. 95- 96, 9S, 103, 104, 105, 156, 163, 164, 169, 327, 336. Bessey, 148. Bethel, 75, 76, 104, 105, 168, i6g, 171, 172, 173. 215. 217. 218, 327, 329, 335. 336, 337. 344Bethel Hill, 336. Beverly, 33, 219, 341, 349. Bibber, 175. Bickford, 95. Biddeford, 180. Bigelow, 258. Bilhah, 52. Billings, 248. Binney, 117. Bird, 168. Birmingham, 293, 294. Birtrand, 87. Bisbee, 35, ic6. Bishop, 38, 76, 105, 109, 112, 218. Blackshear, 313. Blackstone, 229, 246, 247, 248. Blake, 77, 1 11. Blanchard, 34. Blaney, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23.

355 Bledroe, 316. Bliss, 7S, 205, 227. Blissfield. 176, 229. Blithen, 105, no. Blodgett, 172. Bloit, 279. Bloomfield, 116. Boardman, 32. Bock, 242. Boy"e', I =9. 37, 47. 195- 22?. 230. See Boyce. Belles, 215. Bolton, 156, 217. Bombay, 127. Bond, 145, 200, 235. Bonhamtown, 323. Bonney, iiS. Booker, 61, 77. Boon, 26S. Borden, 44, 69, 70, 89, 90, 148. Borders, 121. Borland, 85. Boston, 7, 20, 44, 45, 46, 48, 50, 52, 80, 82, 92, loi, 102, 143, i6t, 164, 171, 190, 207, 217, 219, 316, 344. 345Boston Highlands, 147. Boughton, 1 19. Bonnel, 125. Bourn, 91. Bourne, 115, 190. Bousley, 190. Bowditch, 1 1. Bowdoin, 77, 155. Bowdoinham, 1S3. Bowen, 227, 230, 247. Bowerman, 82. Bowker, 173. Bowne, 128. Boxford, 347. IXe!'} -'9. 37, 47, ^95. "7, 230. See Boice. Boyd, 317. Boyden, 116. Brackett, 97. 326. 25. 28. Bradbury, 181, 1S2. Bradford, 266, 267, 269, 271, 300. Bradley, 34, 167. Braley, 232. Brandeau, 337. Brandon, 347. Brandywine, 317, 319, Brant, 122. Brantley, 313. Brattleboro, 235. Bray, 327, 336. Breed. 8, 10, 19, 20, 2\ Brewer, 45. Brewster, 167. Bridgeport, 156, 342. Bridge water, 106. Briggs, 7, 119, 144, Brigiiam, 105. Brighton, 134. Briensburgh, 293, 294. Briscoe, 128. Bristol, 54, 122. Britton, 14. Broadbent, 87. Brockport, 148, Brockton, 106, Bronson, i 51. Broodnax, 320. Brooker, 145. Brookline, 207. Brooklyn, 130, 243, 258, 259. Brookovers, 126. Brooks, 173, 311. Brown, 34, Si, 88, 98, 104, no. 125, 149, 15S, 187, 196, 206, 219, 232.234, 240, 258, 272, 273,274, 335.340. 348. Browne. 6, 12, 13, 56. Brownell, 7, 8, 69, 91, 92, 149. Brownville, 13 1. Brownsville, 261, 263, 264, 267. Brunswick, 76,77, 106, 175, 177. 181, 207. Bryant, 22S, 276, 336. Buchannan, 76. Buchar, zb\. Buck, 60, 66, i6S, r97. Buckfield, 169. 254. 174, iJ

356 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Buckingham, 291. Buckley, 196. Budlong, 68, 202. Buffalo, 122, 125. Buffum, 4, 6, 13, 14, 56, 57, 58, 61,93, 94. 227. Buffinton, 94, 135. Bug, 61. Buker, 183. Bulger, 300. Bullfinch, 136. Bullock, 25, (44. Bull Run, 207. Bumpus, 89. Burbank, 92, 174. Burchstead, 19, 47. Burdick, 145. Burdon, 245. Burgess, 92, 109, 122, 203, 228, 250. Burke. 233. 31S. Burlingham, 126. Burlington, 129, iSi, 1S2, 196. Burnham, 124. Burrel, 300. Burrill, 6, 34. Burrillville, 244, 251 Burroughs, 14S. Burton, 200. Bush, 129. Bushnell, 241. Bussing, 85. Butler, 190, 193, 200, 318. Butterworth, 90. Buxton, 25, 32, 5S. Buzzard's Bay, 135, 189. Byfield, 45. Cabbell, 290. Cabin Point, 317. Calais, 182,329. Calderwood, 32. Caledonia, 82, 123, 125. Calef, 211. California, 102, 109, 129, 171. Callettsville, 279.Caloma, 276. V-ambridge, 103, 21S. Carabridgeport, 35. Camden, 263, 326. Camel, 298. Campbell, 168, 318, Campello, 106. Canada, 85, 120, 132, 195, 323. Canajoharie, 130. Canandaigna, 124. Candlewood Plain, 63. Canney, 95. Canniff, 80, 85. Canon, 262. Canton, 105, 106, Il5, 172, 2oi. Cape Elizabeth, 327, 328. Cape May, 135. Cape Vincent, 85, 86, 131, 132. Card, 236. Carey, 103, 261. Carlton, 22, 24, 126. Carries, 259. Carpenter, 32, 88, 91, 234, 342. Carr, 59, 89, 145, 313. Carroll, 340. Carrolton, 259. Carter, 262. Carthage, 258, 259. Carver. 318. Casco Bay, 60. Case, 69, 70, 93, 147.. 225. Cass, 201, 227, 228, 237. Cathcart, 143. Cautley, 87. Caverly, 163. Cazenovia, 144, 145, 200, 20t, 202, 203. Cedar Grove, 291, 292. Center Harbor, 206. Centerville, 125. Chace, 135, 142, 150. Chadborne, I ,.- ,. . Chadbourne, j " J' ~ Chamberlain, 13, 198, 200. Chambers, 187, 274, 27S. Champers, 323. Chancellorsville, 182. Chandler, 13, 106, 174, 294. Channahon, 126. Chapin, 124.

INDEX. 357 Chapman, 36. Charleston, 126, 127, 12S, 129, 31S, 325. 326. Charlestown, 38, 19S, 345. Charlotte, 239. Charlottsville, 291. Chase, 21, 25, 89, 91, 92, 106, 143, 203, 339Checkley, 46, 47. Chelsea, 211. Cheney, 157. Chepachet, 246, 24S. Cherryfield, 172. Cherryvale, 275. Cheshire, 200. Chester, 36, 232, 243, 321. Chesterfield, 243. Chestley, 157. Chewning, 310, 312, 313. Chicago, 132, 193, 279, 280. Chichester, 56. Chili, 82, 339. Chilson, 224, 244. China, 77, iio, in, 156, 160, 161, 162, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 185, 209, 211, 212, 329. Choate, 38. Christia, S2. Christian, 319. Christman, 132. Church, 92, 116. Churchill, 212. Cincinnati, 102, 339. City Island, 259. Claiborne, 300. Clapp, 169. Clarion, 202. Clark, 7,8,34,58, 92,150, 158, 180, 192, 213,249,253.317. Clarke, 194, 290. Clarksburg, 249. Clarkson, 253. Clayton, 132, 197. ^9^Clift, 201. Cline, 86. Clinkenbeard, 308. Clintonville, 30S. Cloudman, 157, 208, Clough, 17, i8, 62. Cloutman, 156. Clowe, 276. Cobb, 96, 114, 160. Cobbett, 219. Cocke, 319. Coeymans, 144. Coffee, 273, 275, 278. CofiBn, 107. 195. Coffman, 198. Coggeshall, 90, 91, 146. Cogswell, 9. Colborn, / Colburn, ] '7-. 343Colby, 30. Cole, 59, 70, 134. 164. 173. 203- 336. 337 • Coleman, 264. Colesburgh, 304. Collam, 347. ColIegeviUe, 212. CoUey, 200. Collie, 293. Collier, 278. Collins, 8,9, 18,47, 61, 83, loS, 112, 263, 320, 321. Colon, 192. Columbia, 257, 258, 259, 260. Columbus, 268, 269, 270. Colvin, 251. Colwell, 106, 22S, 297. Coming, 44. Comstock, 135, 226. Conant, 87. Conard, 127. 1 Cone, 196, 197. j Conway, 100, 165. : Cook, II, 14.91. 123, 148,160, 162. 1 170, 223, 224, 230, 231, 232, 244, 251 j Cooke, 315. Cooley, 87. Coombs, 78, III, 177. «82. Cooper, II. Corinna, 100. Corinth, 259. Cornell, 7S, 144. 149Corners, 170.

358 ESTES GEXEALOGIES. Cornersville, 274. Curwen, 1 . , , Curwin. p. 13Corning, 201. Cornish, 74. 100, 1 5S, 165 166. ' Cushing, 51, 59, 60, 102. Corpening, 274. Cushman, 191. Corwin, 6. Custard, 125. Cory, 156, 202, 231. Cutter, 250. Coshicton, 249. Cottonwood Falls, 119. Dainton, 246. Couse, 207. Dalhousie, no. Cousins, 211. Dallas, 270. Covington, 82, 83, 33S. Dally, 62. Cowen, 149. Daman, 260. Cox, 77,83, 112, 123, 317. Dame, 102. Craig, 302. Damans, 342. Cram, 99, tio, 121. Danbury, 309. Cra'mer, 125. Danby, 228. Crandall, 112. Dangertield, 319. Crapo, SS. Danks, 169. Crisp, 193. Danner, 287. Crittenden, 119, 236, 253. Danvers, 21, 22, 24, 33, 97, 164. 197. Croad, 3. 349Croade, 5. Danville, 276. Cronkhite, 239, 252. Darling, 195, 224, 226, 232, 2 39. 2 44Crook, 340. Dart, 240. Crooks, 251. ' Dartmouth, 82, 88, 89, 134, 135 136. Crosby, 172, 183. 149. 155. 214Cross, 18, 28. Daugherty, 287. Crossman, 77, 155, 156. Davenport, 272. Crow, 3. Davidson, 197. Crown, 45. Davis, 62, 6S, 70, 107, 155, i7». 200, Crowninshield, 13, 14. 205, 217, 249, 263, 2S4, 307. 30S, Crozier, 125. 309Cudd, 271. Dawse, 159. Cumberland, 143, 223, 224, 226, 227, Dawson, 308. 228,229,231, 232,233, 234, 237 238, Day, 77, 102, no, 156, 266. 244. 250Day's Gap, 2S4. Gumming, 269, 271, 272. Dean, 16, 121, 122. Cummings, 85, S9, 136, 06, 231, 253. Deane, 5, 6. 344Dearbon, 27. Cunards, 261. Deary, 259. Cunningham, 60, 80. Decatur. 271. Curate, 176. Deems, 258. Curlette, 85. Deerfield, 325. Currier, 29, 162. Deer Isle. 33. Currit, 175. Decring, 98, 163. Curtis, 24. 32, 65, 66. 75 8.. 114 130 Delano, 190. 173. -30. ^37. 34 ^ Delhonde, 17, 18.

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359 De Leine, 126. Deivy, 202. Denmark, 190, 263. Dennis, 54, 90, Dennett, 45. Denver, 215, 346. Derby, 17, iS, 58. Derbyshire, 112. De Ruyter, 144. Des Moines, 112, 113. Detroit, 193. Deuyke, 85, Devin, 303. Dewey, 125. De Wolf, 112. Dexter, 233. Diamond, 85. Dick. 317. Dickenson. 24. Dickerson, 243. Digiiton, 135, [44. Dike, 105, 106. Dill, I J 7. Dillard, 302. Dillingham, 67, 79, SOj'iiS. Dilhvorth, 244. Dimmock, 85. Dirgin, 163. Dison, 280. Dix, 337. Dixfield, 105, 329. Dixon, 131, 296. Doane, [74. Dobbs Ferry, 3r7. Dodge, 20, 26, 29, 31, 33. Dodson, 26S. Doe, 161, 173. Dollar, 242, Dolley, 159. Doniphan, 199. Donnell, 167. Dopkins, So. Dore, 114, 170, 347. Dome, 127. Doty, 236. Dougherty, 287, T'oughty, 6f, loS. Douglas, 13, 14, 59, 60, 61, 91, 105, 129, 149, 158, 196, 213, 217, 316. Dover, 5, 7. 8, 31, 43, 48, 55, 56, 6: , 70, 71,72, 75, 93, 94, 95. 102, 129, 'SS. 156, 162, 167, 213,214, 215. Dow, 59. 98, 155. Downs, 44, 134. Drake, 229, 342. Drew, 94, 163. Duanesburgh, 83, 84, 127, 128, 129, 130, t93, 195, 196. Dubuque, 113. Duck River, 285. Dudley, 8, 161. Duffee, 170. Dunbar, 200. Dunham, 147, 160. Dunkirk, 277, 279, 280, 28 1. Dunlap, 127. Dunmore, 319. Dunn, 208. Dunnavant, 327. Durfee, 53,90,91, 134, 149, 170. Durham, 59, 60, 76, 77. 79. 105, >07, 108, 109, no, in, 112, 113, 114. 15s. 160, 161, 174, 175, 176, 183, 1S4, .85. 186, 299, 329, 337, 347, 348. Durrington, 293. Dutton, 103. Duxbury, 115, n6, 190, 191, 192. D wight, 197. Dwinell, 27. Dyer, 108, 109, 2r2. 298. Dyke, 292, 293, 294, 338. Dyson, 302. Eacott, 107. Eagan, 301. Eail, 127. Earle, 91, Early Grove, 340. Easley, 301. East, 2S5, 2S7. Abington, 117, 219. Bay, 193. Blackstone, 229. Bloomfield, 125.

360 ESTES GENEALOGIES. East Bridgewater, 7S, 106, 173. Fork, 289, 290. Greenwich, 53, 67. Hampton, 204. Jeffery, 172, 173. Minneapolis, 196. Nassau, 205. Providence, 345. Thompson, 250. Trenton, 215. Eastes, Abraham, 315. Matthew, 50. Eastice, Edward, 60. Eastis, Edward, 60. Matthew, 50, 51. Eastman, 193, 313. Easton, 59, 116, 342. Easty, Mary, 331. Eaton, 56, 203. Eddy, 132, 136. Eden, 340. Edgecomb, 1S3, 263. Edgefield Dist., 259. Edgerton, 215. Edmeston, 194. Edmonds, 6S. Edmund, 195. Edson, 2S6. Edwards, 44, 207, 346. Eells, 66. Effingham, 27. Elba, 82,124. Elder, 96. Eliot, 167. Elizabethtown, 303, 322. Elkins, 17, 213. Elkton, 304. Ellis, 37, 78, 79, 80, 91, 115, 118, 20I. 202, 343. Ellison, 123. 250. Elliot, 172. Elliott, 33, 164, 345. Elmira, 337, 338. Elsie, 276. Elwood, 279. Emery, 73, 211, 339, 340. Empey, S6. Enders, 133. Enfield, 321. England, l8, 43 45, 102, 122, 123, 127, 128, 164, 179, 207, 209, 282,310,331. Engley, 244. Enon, 293. Epsom, 35. Erskine, iii. Essex, 38. Este Solomon, 324. Estees, Matthew, 5. Estes, Abbie, 20S. Abbie A., 35, 207. Abbie E., 162. Abbie H., 161. Abbie J., 191, 216. Abbie L., 169. Abigail, 52, 67,72, 91, 97, 104, 157, 160, 230. Abijah, 225. 226, 233, 244. Abner, 306. Abraham, 104, 146, 203, 285, 295, 306, 307, 315. 340. Abraham C, 287. Abraham S> N., 143. Abram, 287. Absalom, 285, Absalom A., 307. Achsa, 112, 183. Ada A., 215. Ada L., 347. Ada P., 308. Ada R., 292. Ada v., 258. Adaline, 77, 112. Addie, 30. Addie B., 280. Adelaide, 126. Adelaide V., 175. Adelia, 133, 294. Adelia A., 348, Adelia R., 242. Adeline, 145, 1S3, 1S4. Adeline W., 37, 38. Adelle, 203. Agatha, 321. Agnes. 33.

INDEX. Estes, Agnes M., 103. Estes, Alonzo, 124, 242. Ahijah, 3, 4, 5,9,11, 12, 13, I 4. 15. Alonzo B., 124. 17. 18, 19, 23, 24. 25. 28 Alonzo G., 177. Alanson, 106, 173. Alonzo W., 118. Albert, 103, 163, 214, 275. 3-9Alphonso E„ 1S4Albert B., 213, 251. Alston B., 258. Albert C, 14S, 267. Altha, 233. Albert D., 304. Althera, 176. Albert G., 215. Alton, 123. Albert H., 167, 169, 215, 284 329. Alvah, 105, 173. Albert J., 216. Alvah E., 173. Albert M., 217, 262, 264, 2 65. Alverdo, 208. Albert 0., 270. Alvin, III, 329. Albert S., So, 207. Alvin W., 31. Albert T., 205. Alzada A., 149. Alberta A., 213. • Amanda, 99, 234, 337, 344. Alcy, 295. Amanda A., 270. Alden, 114. Amanda C, 278. Alden C, 38. Amanda E., 293. Alfred, 310, 336. Amanda F., 302. Alfred B., 132. Amanda M., 92, 304. Alfred C, 195, Amanda S., 293. Alfred D., 122. Amaziah, in. Alfred F., 251. Ambrose E., 308. Alfred H., 258. Amelia E., 170. Alfred L., 145. Amelia P., 191. Alfred N., 184. Aminta, 183. Alice, 51, 52, 65, 67, 82, '-5. 303. Amos, 96, 209. 336Amy, 81, 148, 2S7. Alice A., 35, 103. Amy A., 249. Alice E.. 27S. Amy E., 1S6. Alice G., 124, 175. Amy J., 250. Alice I., 219. Amy R., 191. Alice J., 33. Ananias, 242. Alice L., 124, 164, i83, 190 Andrew, 85, 130, 253, 294, 310 Alice M.. 2i8. Andrew B., 311, 312, 313. Alice X., 98. Andrew J., 131, 234, 274, 339. Alice P., 339. Andrew L., 149. Alia, 257. Andrew W., 293. Allen, 82, 122, 130, 289. Anes E., 243. Allen C, 177. • Angeline, loo, 123. Almena J., 243. Angeline F., 36. Almend, 240. Angie C, 185. Almeron H., 126. Angle K., 184. Almira, 38,239, 251. Ann, 54. 61, 85, 109, 213, 185. Almira A., 344. Ann E., 130, 197. Almira E., 243. Ann M., 121, 179, 287. 361

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362 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Estes, Anna, 15, 1 8, 21, 69, 74, 75, 92, 104, 130, 295, 336. Anna B., 299. Anna D., 155. Anna E, 197. Anna I., 144. Anna L., 20S, 309. Anna M., iSo. Anna T., u6. Anne, 84. Annette, 133. Annie, 9S, 99, 157, 33S, 340. Annie A., 199, 260. Annie B., 92, 93. Annie C, 243. Annie E., 199, 206, 243. Annie H., 17S. Annie L., 150, 206, 265, 2S0. Annie M., 114. 1S3, 307. Annie N., 259. Arabel!, 337. Arena, 270. Arnold, 252. Arthur, 126, 130, 184,338. Arthur A., 36. Arthur B , 130. Arthur D., ^-y 17S. Arthur G., 213. Arthur H., 148. Arthur J., 147. Arthur L., 195, 2S0. Arthur \V., 197. Artilissa H., 243. Asa, 329, 343, Asa T. N., 1^6. Asenath, 240. Auburn, 242. Augusta G., 131. Augustus, 172. Augustus G., 2S0. Aura C, 192. Aurelia D., 170. Austin M., 266. Bailey, 175. Barbara A., 287. Bartlett, 301, 306, 308. Bartlett B., 303. Estes. Barzilla G., in, 182. Bathsheba, 65. Baxter, 29S. Bay E., 181. Beatrice \V., 216. Bedford U., 263, 264. Benjamin, 48, 49, 56, 57, 58, 59. 65, 67, 69, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75. S2, 83, 85, 86, 99, 100, loi, 102, 103, 104, 123, 130, 157, 165, 166, i6S, 257, 26r,3of, 330, 337, 341, 344. Benjamin C, 252. Benjamin D., 307. I Benjamin F., 35, 37, 149, 155. 162, I 184, 243, 329, 349. I Bervjamin H., 123, 233, 243, 301, I 302j Benjamin K., 167. j Benjamin L., 124, 313, Benjamin M., 134. Benjamin P., 290. Benjamin R., 38. Benjamin S., 196. Benjamin T., 84, 129. Benjamin \V., 65, 243. Bennie D., 304. Bertha, 40. Bertram O., 252. Bessie A., 174. Bethlehem, 2S2. Betsey, 78, 79, 85, 86, 103, 104, 114, 170. 190, 228, 232, 233, 244, 273. Betsey A., 243. Betsey K., 184. Betsey P., 119. Bettie H., 112. Beulah, 67, 81, 119. Beulah W., 117. Bijah, 225. Birdie, 113. Blanche E., 181. Bradford, 100, 101, 171. Bradford F., 299, 300. Brazile, 316. Broaddus, 313. Buck, 307, 30S. Burnham, 165, 166.

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INDEX. 363 stes, Burrell & Burrill, 237, 250. Estes, Charles E.,34, 156, 206, 214,269 Burt E., 121. Charies E. C, 156. Burton O., 219. Charles F., 171, 109. Byron, 133, 240. Charies G., 1S9, 190. Byron B., 241, Charies H., iio, 120, 157, 158, 171, Byron O., 241. 192, 204, 212, 215, 216, 242, 271, Cain, 2S2. 349. Caleb, 62, 71,72, 76,77.94, 95. «oS, Charles J., I2i. no, III, 112, 155, iSo, 184, 273. Charies L., 1S4, 206, 217, 312. 277. 278, 346. Charies M., 195. Caleb C, 275, 278. Charies N.. 166. Caleb F., 178, 1S5, 330. Charles O., 149, 185. Calvin, 115, 176, 191. Charies P., 34. Calvin A . 191. Charies R., 192, 193, 304. Calvin G., 171;. Charles S., 116, 172, 185, 191,336. Calvin Y., 330. Charies T., 205. Camilla U., "174. Charles V., 249. CarlB., 169. Charles VV., 164, 196, 202, 213, 309, Caroline, 123, 14S, 306. 347Caroline E., 120, 200. Charies W. J., 38, 40. Caroline K., 179. Charlotte, 86, 113, 126, 270. Caroline M., 120, 176. Charlotte A., 134, 164, 185. Caroline S., 243. Charlotte D., in. Carrie, 177, 33S. Charlotte E., 195. Carrie A., 103, 147. 193. Chariotte G., 215, 344. Carrie E., 185, 292. Charlotte L., 270. Carrie L., 191, 205. Chariton, 313. Carrie M., 121, 122, 181, 214, 242. Chauncy, 270. Carry D., 286. Chelsea L., 1S3, 330. Carter C, 291. Chesley, 257. C. Arthur. 339. Chester A., 175. Cassie L., 243. Chester L., 219. Catherine, 86, 134, 336. Chester W., 296. Catherine C, 92. Christa, 344. Catherine L., 33. Christina, 1 14. Catherine O., 127. Christopher T., 341. Cecelia, 261. Clara, 113. Celia J., 299, 300. Clara C, 37. CeliaM. A., 271. Clara E. W., 121. Charies. 40, 97, 99, 12S, 131, 143. Ciara H., 27. 144, 14S, 1 58, 162, 163, 204, 209, Clara M., 122, 217. 212, 213. 217, 268, 269, 270, 271, Clare \V., 198. 274. 289, 329, 338. Clarice, 275. Charles A., 32, 134, 180, 199. Clarice M., 211. Charies B.", 30. Clarence, 209. Charies C, 132, 213. Clarence E., 200. Charies D., 205, 286. Clarence H., 239.

364 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Estes, Clarence M., 116. Clarence O., 1S5. Clarence W., 31, 203. Clarinda, 237, 23S. Clarissa, 80, 239. Clarissa B., 117. Clarissa S., 148. * Clark, 90, 14S, 250. Claude, 270. Clem, 306, 307. Clement, 306. Clement C, 201. Clifford D., 254. Cobum, 16S. Coleman. 291, 298. Columbus, 341. Colwell, 297. Colwell M., 299. Cooper B., 2S3. Cora B., 121, 193. Cora E., 121. Cora M., 240. Cora v., 271. Cordelia, 216. Corintha T., 294. Corneille, 313. Cornelia, 239. Cornelia S,, 200. Cornelia S. R.. 263. Cornelius A., 162. Cornie M., 291. Corolyn G., 260. Cy-nthia, 108, 145, 159, 239,252,343. Cynthia C, 173. Cynthia J., 203. Cyrus, 160. Cyrus A., 209. Cyrus H.. 243. Daisy B., 272. Dalitha E., 276. Dana, 44, 162, 207. Daniel, 59, 70, 75, 90, 105, 109, 145, 147. 163, 170. 171, 172, 177, 1S6, 214, 216, 231, 242, 330, 342. Daniel B., 115. Daniel D., 176. Daniel E., 292. Estes, Daniel G., 343. Daniel L., 348. Daniel R., 177. Daniel W., 213, 240. Darius A., 207. Darius B., 143. David, 82, 8S, 109, 122, 134, 177, 232, 234, 235, 236, 330, 348. David C, 242, 250. David F., 21S. David H., 28. 34. David L., 179. David M., 293. David N., 259. David T., 239. David W., 35, Davis, 74, 100, loi. Dean, 212. Deborah, 82. Deborah A., 296. Delana, 228, 244. Delpha, 273. Delpha A., 277. Dennis M., 168. Desire, 77, 85. Dewitt B., 303. Dewitt D., 302. Dexter, 233, 242. Dianna, 241. Diantha, 233. Dicy C, 277. Dolly, 336. Didama, 106. Dorothy, 3, 43, 58. 59, 105, 335. Dorothy B., 175. Dorothy ]., 115. Dorr C, 198. Drucilia A., 274. Drucilla A., 278. E. B. 341. E. M., 234, Earnest W., 164. Eben, iSo. Ebenezer, 103, 343. Eddie E., 162. Edgar B., 196. Edgar L., 209.

INDEX. 365 Estes, Edgar S., 272. Edith, S9, 122, 270, 27S. Edith A., 211, 217. Edith P., 32, 219. Edith L., 190. Edmond, 70, 90, 104, 126, 275. Edmond A., 266. Edmonia, 290. Ednah, 33. Edward, 49. 51, 59, 60, 62, 63, 76 79. 107, 114, 174, 26r, 347. Edward A., 217. Edward B., 217, 240. Edward D. G., 216. Edward E., 34, 191, 240. Edward F., 30, 32, 147, 249. Edward H., 172. Edward J., 17S, 313. Edward L., 83, 176. Edward M., 216, 290. Edward V., 191. Edwin, 163, 25S. Edwin A., 161. Edwin C, 192, 258. Edwin D., no. Edwin L., 180. Edwin L. B., 258. Edwin P., I So. Edwin R., 240. Edwin T., 163, 164. Edy, 124. Edy-E., 124. Eflie, 33S. Elbert G., 122. Elbert I., 2S0. Eldridge M., 198. Eldridge W., 198. Eleanor, S3, 103, 344. Eleanor A., 2S7. Eleanor J., l6S. Elenor, 106. Eli, 105, 1 16, 171. Eli H.. 116. Eli O., 269. Elias, 338. Elias C„ 284. Elias H., 12S. Estes, Elihu B., 243. Elijah, 55, 65, 70, 7 1, 78, 80, 96, 100, 114, 119, 156, 161, 165, 232, 317. Elijah A. J., 275. Elijah C. L., 279. Elijah H., 120. Elijah L., 280. Elijah M., 276. Elijah S., 275, 279. Elisha, 70,89, 109, 124, 320, 321,341. Elisha B., 175. Elisha S. B., 175. Elisha W., 261. Eliza, 74, 99, 128, 130, 145. 205, 273, 275' 304. 310Eliza A., 129, 147, 156, 162, 213,336, Eliza C, 283, 302. Eliza J., 263. Eliza v., 278. Eliza W., 284. Elizabeth, 6, 11, 17, 20, 21, 24, 26, 29, 4S, 52, 58, 60, 61, 65, 69, 71, 72, 82, 88, 91, 93, 95, 96,118, 126. 131, 156, i6o, r69, 257, 261, 268, 269, 270, 275, 2S2, 2S5, 287, 2S9, 291, 295, 306,1345, 348. Elizabeth A., 307. Elizabeth B., iiS, 258, 302. Elizabeth C, 102, 179, 271, 301. Elizabeth D., 117, 219. Elizabeth E., 103. Elizabeth G., 149. Elizabeth J., 288. Elizabeth L., 149, 219. Elizabeth N., 143. Elizabeth R., So, 123. Elizabeth S., 128, 277. Elizabeth T., 80. Ella, 339. Elk A.. 125, 156. EUaE., 212. Ella G., 124. Ella L., 196. Ella M., 208. Ellen, 127, 133, 176, 275. Ellen A., 173. Ellen G., 114.

366 ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. 302. 313313Estes, Ellen J., 131 Ellen L., 2S4. Ellen M., 117, 162, 207, Ellice, 231. Elliott, 310, 311, Elliott A., 299. Elliott E., 300. Elmer, 155. Elmer P., 190. Elmira V., 166. Elona M., 172. Elsie, 96. Elsie C, 169. Elsie v., 281. Elva L.. 190. Elvert G., 272. Elvira, 105. Elvira A., Elwyn A., 156. E. Maria, 164. Emeline, 99, 106, 131, 134, 236, 243, 275Emeline S., 239. Emery, 108, 239. Emily, 87, 113. 311. Emily A., 181. 240. Emily D., 266. Emily E., 192. Emily F., 204. Emily J., 203. Emma, 12S, 130, Emma A., 277. Emma E., 184. Emma J., 36. 347. Emma L., 122. Emma M., 200. Emma R., 211. Emory F., Enoch. 103, Ephraim, 173 Ephraim A., 329. Ephraim J., 11 1. Epsey, 299. Ermine U., 290. Ernest L., 339. Ernestine B., 208. Errald V.. 172. (68, 179, 296, 341. 1S4, 272. 104. 295, 336. Estes, Esmer, 339. Esther M., 259. Ethel B., 185. Ethel M., 36, 20S, 212. Eugene, 212. Eugene B., 106. Eugene E., 1S4, Eugenia M., 191. Eunice, 26, 30, 97, 104, 169, 170, 336. Eunice A.. 264. Eunice C, 158, 181. Eunice E., 181. Eunice M., 155. Eunice W., 161. Eva, 126, r59. Eva A., 126. Eva M., 172. Evaline, 30S. Eveline A., iSo. Eveline E., 250. Evelyn, 122, Evenal, 236. Evenal E., 250. Ever A.. 252. Everett, 155. Everett S„ 121. Evie J., 185. Ewell M.,267. Ezekiel, 2^, 28, 29. Ezekiel B,, 293. Ezekiel F.. 29, 38. Ezra B., 26, 30. Ezra M., J19. Fannie, 203, 241, 298, 304. Fannie B., 274. Fannie E., 240, 242. Fannie F.. 24r. Fannie G., 195. Fannie L., 302. Fantley, 3ro. Felix, 274. Ferdinando, iSo. Fidelia L., 150. Filmore D., 259. Finley, 275. Flewellyn, 313.

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367 Estes, F'lora E., (47. Flora I., 175. Flora M., 34. Florella, 214. Florence, 1S4, 20S, 303. Florence A., 305. Florence 15., 177. Florence E., 215. Florence L.. 290. Florin, 115, 190. Florin P., 190, Florrie E., 272. Floyd L.. 122. Francena, 214. Franceaa A., So. Frances. 69, 12S, 257. 307. Frances A., 253. Frances E., 299. Frances H., 145, i6i. Frances J., 243. Francis, 307, 309. Francis C, 291, 294. Francis D., 126. Francis F., 171. Francis H., 93, 127. ' Francis I., 1S4. Francis L., 291. Francis M., 267. F'rancis T., 143. Francis W., 242. Francisco O., 181. Frank, 121, 157, 159, 190, 200, 349. Frank A., 3S, 149, 216. Frank C. 182. Frank D., 345. Frank E., 20S, 242. Frank G., 155. Frank H., 32, 93. Frank J., 166, Frank \V. 209. Franklin C, 40. Franklin E., 339. Franklin I., 239. Franklin N., 33S. Fred, 216. Fred A., 215. Fred C, 339. Estes, Fred D., 272. Fred E., i2(, 202. Fred J., 211. Fred .M., 206. Fred R.. 280. Fred T , 32. Fred W., u6. Freddie J., 242. Freddie P., 147. Frederick, 134, 199. Frederick A., 214. 30S. Frederick B., 2(2. Frederick D., 199. Frederick J., 3r2. Frederick P., ^;^. Frederick R., 207. Frederick \V„ 162. Freelove, 22S, 232. Freelove A., 250. Freeman H.. S3, 339. Freeman L , 36 Galant, 2S2. Georjie. 59, 9S, 99, 103, 104. 110, r6S. 169, 170. 17S. 304, 30S, 310, 316. 329, jy^[I7, 166. 130, 146, 167, 2r4. 216. 25: 3^7, 338. 345George A., 36, 167, 302, George B,, 162, iSo. George D., 121, 127. George E., 149, 250. George F., 37, 176. George G., 19S, 304. George H., 32. 34, 38, 1 14 169, 203, 204, 207, 270. George H. F., 32. George L., 143, 272, 274. George M., 37, 131, iSo. George P., 272, 2S3. George S., 99. George T., 29, 217. George W., 27, 31, 32, So, 119. 131 , 146, 164, 177, iSi, 195. 198, 249, 252, 254, 2S8, 2S9, 292. George W. G., 309. Georgianna F., ^jGeorgia F., 214. Gertie R., 292.

368 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Estes, Gertrude, 207, 304. Gertrude A., 252. Gertrude C, 143, :'.e,g. Gertrude S., 217. Gertrude W., 32. Gideon, 145, 201. Giles, 2^0. Godfrey, 91. Grace E., 1S2. Grace L., 209. Granville K., 198. Green B., 287. Gulielma, 23r. Gulielma M., 26. Gustavus A., [78. Gustavus K., 17S, 330. Guy P., 1S4. H. S. 34r. Halah De F., 190. Hannable A,, 172. Hannah, 3, 4, 7, S, 10, 12, 13, 17, 20, 25, 26, 23, 67, 71, 72, 82, 86, 93. 94, 103, 134, 162, 167, 16S. 170, 1S3, 227, 230, 232, 2S7, 336, 347Hannah A., 161. Hannah D., 155, 156. Hannah H., 92. Hannah J., 164. Hannah M., 27, 17S, 181. Hannah W., 156. Harland. 2S0. Harland G., 213. Harmon T.. 175. Harold G., 19S. Harriet, 92, iir. 130, 147, 269, 271, 311. Harriet A., 144, 191, 197, 208, 249. Harriet G., 301. Harriet J., 195. Harriet L., 150. Harriet M., 2S4. Harriet S., 311. Harriet T., 342. Harriet Z., 277. Harrison, 271. Harry, 217. Estes, Harry C, 38. Harry D., 259. Harry E., 190. Harry L.. 207. Harry P., 31. Harry W., 213. Hartley, 344. Harvey O., 120. Hatten, 321. Hattie, 103. Hattie B., 202. Hattie J., 174. Hattie M., 121, 146. Hattie W.. 209. Hazel E., 190. Helen, 115, 145. Helen A. \V., 337. Helen E., 213. Helen F., 2^. Helen L., 144. Helen M.. 36, 132, 161, 185. i83. 190, 200, 201, 345. Helen R., 204. Helen W., 209. Henderson, 271, 273. Henry, 49, 57, 58, 59, 71, 96, 9S, 130, 163, 167, 200, 252, 300, 306, 307,341, 342. Henry A., 155, 239. Henry B., 215, 25S, 300. Henry C, ri8. 217, 240, 262. Henry D., 299. Henry E., 190. Henry G., 195. Henry H., 259, 272. 301. Henry J., 249. Henry M., 337, Henry P., 177, 329. Henry \V., 264, 293, 329. 330. Henson, 270. Henson S., 26S. 269. Herbert, (59, 20S, 345. Herbert H.. 31. Herbert \., 175. Hersey, 342. Hiram, 100, 166, 167. 200, 330,34s. Hiram A., 337,

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INDEX. 369 Estes, Hiram C, 17 j, 218 Hiram M., 93. Holmes G., 102. Hope. 92. Horace, 112. Horace B., 110. Horace S., 169. Horatio N., 85. Hortense M., 181. Hosea B., 240. Howard, 122, 177, 340. Howard L., 177. Hovvland B., 252. Hudson, 271. Hudson M., 177. Huldah, 102, 157, 1S6, 228, 335. Huldah M., 164. Hunter L., 259. Ida, 259. Ida A,. 251. Ida C, 122. IdaE., 171. Ida M., 127. T62 2o3, Illdufonce C, 1S3. Imogene, 161. Ina L., 36, 2S0. lone, 264. Ira, 129. Ira C, 197. Ira L., 156. Ira K., 2S0. Irene G., 1S6. Irvin N., 243. Irving L., 125. Isaac, 96, 103, 104, 129, 159, 16S, «93Isaac A., 259. Isaac B., 124. Isaac G., 12S, 33S. Isaac H., 26, 31, loS, 174. Isaac L., 276. Isaac W., 16S, 329. Isal)el A., 143. Isabella, 25, 195. Isabella ^,,'32. Isabella H.. 32, 33. Isaiah C, 161, 162, 211, 213. 1S3, Estes, Israel, 62, 71, 77, 949 232, 234, 249, 343. 344. Israel J., 1S4. Israel K., 112, 1S5. Ivory, 74. Ivory O., 166, Ivory P., 103. J- A., 131. J. H.,341. J. L.. 275. J. Monroe, 278. Jacob, 104, 291. Jacob D., 30. Jacob S., 36. James, 69, 76, 77, S6, 87, 93, 104, 105, 140, 143, 145, 202, 231, 274, I 275, 286. 301, 310, 335, 341, 344, 345. 349James A., 156, 1S9, 216, 29:, 296. James B., 85. 124, 131, 197,212,329. James C., 2S7. James D., 341. James E., 120. 312. James F., 143. 103, 197, 206, 345. James G., 289, 290. James H., 99, 134, 184, 241, 243, 299. James H. C, 303. James K. P., 36. James L., 329, 335. James L. G., 38. I James M., 211, 216, I 287. I James N., 98, 163. James R., 16S, 202, 27 j James S., 259, 2S6. I James T., 185, 308. James W., 108, 274, 293, 340. James \V. G., 309. I Jane, 165, 167. 2S2, 3: i Jane A., 87. I Jane E., 201. 1 Jane I., 283. j Jane P., 116. j Janet D., 27S. ' Janett S., 20S. '57, 171, 173, 277. 278, 285, •■S, '9S, 271, 272,

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170 ESTES GENEALOCilES. Estes, Jared. 249. Jason, 166. Jeanette T., 177. Jedediah, 59, 71. -2, 97, 336. Jedidah, 72. J. Edmund, 150, r:;i, 154, 220, 314. Jeff. 307. Jefferson M., 267. Jennette, 109, 346. Jennette C, 27J. Jennette R., 109. Jennie, 130. Jennie E., [73. 196. Jennie L., 152, 2S0. 313. Jennie S., 209. Jeptha, 306. Jere A., 329, 330. Jere E., iSi. Jere H., 329. Jeremiah. 108, 179, 329, 349. Jeremiah A., 17S. Jeremiah D., 1 10, 177. Jerome. 244. Jerome A., jog. Jerome B., 176. 350. Jenisha, 84. loi, 102, 2S7. Jesse, 309. Jesse C, 20S. Jesse C. H., 276. Jesse E.. 309. Jesse M., 276. Jessie E., 213. Jessie L., 2S0. Jessie M., 191. Jilderoy, 240. Joanna, 103. 159, 286, 348. Joanna S., 15S. Job, 90, io5, 149. 253. 254. Job v.. 329. Joel, 105. 261, 269. 345. Joel D., 26S, -269, 270. Joel H., 266. Joel M., 270. John, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. II, 12, 18, 19, :S, 35. 59, 62, 72, 75. 77, 79. 85. 86. 03. 95-97. 98. too, 103, 104. 103. tio, uS, 145, 155. 156, Estes, John — continued 157, i6o. r6i, 163, 206, 209, 225, 226, 257, 261, 274, 275, 2S9, 293, 300, 301, 320.329. 34 1. John A., 164. John B , 277, 2S3. John C, 36, 177. John D., 30S. John E.. ^-j, 215. John F., 2,?)' 176 John C. 164. John H.. 1 13, 149, I 1 78, 1S4, 200, 206, 2 John H. T., 327. John I., 306. John J., 26S, 273, 275 John L. H., 279. John M,, 127, 2S0, 2S7, 295, 304, 307. John N., 1 28. . John r., 133. John P. \V., 1 98. John R., 177, iSo, 30; John S., 27S. John T., 270. John W., iiS. 162, : 340. John Y., 265. Jonathan, 57, 5S, 59, ; 161, 310, 349. Jonathan H., 299. Joseph, 48, 49, 55, 59, 71, 75. 76, 77, 79. 89, 90, 92, 93, 94, loS, III, 115. 116. 136. 145, 147. 155, 171, 174, 175, 200, 239, 240, 271, 277, Joseph A., 142, 143. Joseph B., 124. Joseph C, ic6, 144, I Joseph D., 149, 150. Joseph E., 176, 271. Joseph F.. 39. Joseph r;., 303. 168, 171, 179, 3'. =52. ::53. 2S2, 2S5, 28b, 306, 307,31s, 14, 293, 309. 150, 162. 163, 57, '280, 329. 2S3, 284. 2S6, 87 295, 30S, 3, 74. 96, 160, , 62, 67, 69, 70, 80, br, 84, S8, 95. 104, 105, 121, 122, 134. 157, 1 60, i6('), 205. 207. 233. 28 c. ■;o7, 34-46, 169, 215.

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373 ^stes, Marianna, 30. Estes, Mary H., 192, 207. iMarion, 251, 279. Mary I., 292. Marion B., 219. Mary J., 130, 195, 252. 2 -2, 278 Marion C, 27S. 2S7. 337Marion S., 270. Mary K., 116, 184. Mark, 19. 20, 2[. 25, 2S, 37. Mary L., 132. 196, 264. 2S3, 342. Marshal. 289. Mary M.. 102. 19S, 242, 281 294. Martlia, 21, 28, 203, 236, 257. 26., Mary N.. 266. 271. 281, 298, 34S. Mary O., 243. Martha A., 33, lou, 164, 266, 283. Mary P., 123. 287. Mary R., 118, 203.313. Martha C, 265. MaryS.,2S(. Martha E., 195, 243. 291. Mary T., 199. Martha G., 293. Mary V., 295. Martha J.. 30, 270. Mary \V., i iS. Martha L., 259. Masell A.. 337. Martha M., 131, 207, 277. Masey, 69. Martha P., 301, 302. Mata M ,243. Martin 159, 345. 347Matilda H., 157. Martin I., 102. Matilda R.. 120. Martin V. B., 283. Matthew, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, to 1 1, 12 Martin W., 201. 13. 14, 18. 19. 21, 25. 28, 45. 46 Mary, 13, 15. 16, iS. 2S, 56, 62 , 68. 48. 50, 5f,52, 63,64, 6s, 79, 224 69, 71,72, 77, S2, S3, S4, 85 86, 225. 347, 348. S7. 91. 94. 95. 9*3. 9"^. loi, 102, Mattie, 259. 103, 104, 105. Ill, 116, '29, 157, Mattie C, 269. 159, 160, 165, 169, 173, 175, 179. Mattie E., 271. 187, 228, 23S, 250, 257, 26S, 270, Mattie G., 304. 275. 2S9. 295. 299, 3., 4. 335. 340, Mattie v.. 265. 344. 34S' 346, 349Maud, 217. Mary A., 27. 29. 34, S3, iiS. 121. Maud H., 344127, 134, 160, 166, 16S, 177, 180, MaiidL., 124. 192, 214, 260, 295, 302, 31S, 344. Maud M., :i}, 253. 2S6. Mary A. A., 259. May C. 124. Mary A. K., 172. Medora V.. 272. Mary A. T., 258. Mehitable. 168. Mary B., 106, 119. 127, 159, ■ 96, Melinda, 269. 2S6. 308, 313. Melissa, 115. Mary C, 249, 278. Melissa A., 276, 347. Mary C. A.. 299. Mells M., 252. Mary D., 128. 167.Melville B., 206. Mary E., 32. 36. 3S, 93. 113, 121, Melvin B.. 212, 346. 127, 156, 160, 163. 167, 169, I So, Melvin \V., 161. 184, 194, 196, 197, 202, 205, 216. Melvina F, 158. 277. 279. -^0- -'>0' -93. 3°jMelzer, 176. Mary F., 206, 266, 294, 304. Mercia. 273. Mary G., 109. Mercy, 79 

374 ESTKS GENEALOGIES. Estes, Mercy D., 92. Micajah, 2S2, 2S3. Michael, 329. Middleton, 306, ^oS. Mildred, 36. Mildred E.. 252. Miles, 269, 270, 298. Miles H., 299. Miles J., 300. Millie M., 271. Milo D., 198. Minnie A., 243. Minnie I., 107. Miriam, 97, loS. Miriam W., 162. Mollie. 26S. Molly, 321. Moreau P., 262, 265, 266. Morgan, 264. Moses, 282, 2S5, 336. Morton J., 159. Myra, 273, 275. Myron E., 2S0. Myron T., S3. Myrtle. 125. N. H., 2S3. N. Feli.x, 284. Nabbie, 96. Nabby, 157. Nancy, 100, 1S3, 261, 269, 273, 274, 2S2, 2SS, 301, 306, 307, 321. Nancy A., 336. Nancy E., 2S6. Nancy H., 342. Nancy J., 117, 345. Nancy W., 302. Nannie, 296. Naomi, 230. Nathan, 233. Nathan A., 144. Nathan C, 105, 143, 144, 169, 329. Nathaniel, 16, iS. 22, 24, 25, 26, 84 127, 129, to;. 282, 341,3^9Nathaniel H., (50. Nathaniel K., 27. 32. Nathaniel .\I., 2S4. Nathaniel .'^.. 172, 3:9. Estes, Nathaniel W., 36. Nehemiah Z., 249. Nellie, 162, 176. Nellie E.. 164. Nellie P., 253. Nellie H., 31. Nellie L., 24 r. Nellie M., 175, 304. Nelson, 202, 345. Nelson D., 174. Nelson T., 242. Newman E., 271. Nicey, 112. Nicholas, 59, 95, 96, 156. Nina T., 174. Nora B., 266. Nora M., 217. Norman F., 243. Obadiah, 268. Obadiah N., 283. Olive, 74, 171, 174.347Olive A., 95, 250. Olive C, 239. Olive E., 206. Olive H., 239. Olive M., 170. Oliver, 100. Olivia E., 201. O'Neal J., 337. Ophelia, 127. Ora B., 192. Ora S., 292. Orinda A., 240. Ornilla J., 242. Orphena A., 242. Orren C, iSi, 330. Orrin F., 108. Orrin P., 167. Orson K., 240, 346. Orville N., 172. Orvis C , 249. Osborne. 269. Oscar, 166. Oscar D., 116. Oscar H., 276. O.scar L. 292. Oscar M., 184.

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375 Estes, Otera T., 294. Otis, 2J3, 2j6, 240. Otis, V. 15., 250. P. F..312. Paran, 1S3. Paron, 112. Paschal, 268, 273. Pat. M., 266. Patience. 62, 77, 95. 105, ill, 112, 145. '84. Patience G , 129. Patsey. 30S. Patterson, 275. Paul H., 2S0. Paul X., 340. Pauline H., igr. Pauline M,. 2S0. Peggy, 31S. Peggy M., 2S7. Percy, 217. Percy C, 217. Perley K., 132. Perlina, 242. Perthernia, 284. Peter, 70, 75. 76, 86, 90, 92, 103, 105. 132. 134, 156, 199, 206. 225. 233. 244. 249. 2'S9. 335. 350. Phebe, 72, 76, 90, 94, 105, 131, 173, -33' 240, 337Phebe A., 162. Phebc H., 127. Phebe C, 252, 274. Phebe D , 169. Phebe H., 22Phebe M., 1 19. Phebe S., 313. Phila., 44. 237, 239, 251. Philadelphia, 4, 5, 7, 9, 49, 69. Philander, 350. Philena, 114. Philena A., 186. Philip, 69, S3, 126, F27, 310. Philip .^. 20;. Philo. 242. Philo P.. 1 66. Phredonia, 267. Pocahontas. 26;;. Estes, Polly, 24, 99, 230, 232, 273, 274, 306 Polly M., 277, 278. Prince J., 181. Priscilla, 95, 128. Priscilla S., 114. Prudence, 107, ro8. Prussia, 237. Rachel, 84, 96, 131, 157. Rachel A., 162. Rachel E., 177. Rachel S., 207. Rachel W., 287. Ralph, 211, 212, Ralph C, 182. Ralph L., 175. Ralph M., 251. Ramond A., 339. Ransom H., 243. Razin, 290. Rebecca, 20, 21, 29. 74, 84, 85, 96, lOi. 102, 177. 2^3, 275,298, 310, Rebecca A., 126, 16S. Rebecca D., 109. Rebecca I., 196. '73'34178. 161, Rebecca J , Rebecca M. Redford A., Redford M. Relief, 105. Reuben, So, 2/5Reuben B., Reuben C, Reuben G., Reuben H. Rhoda, 103, 170, 228. Rhoda O., 241. Richard, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 53. 56. 57. 59. 64, 65, 67, 68, 71, 74, 75, 76, 78, 79,83, too, 105. 114, 165, 223. 224 225, 226, 233, 244, 252, 20S, 2-3. 274. 277, 296, 308, 336, 344. Richard H., 199, 269. Richard L., 295. Richard O , 134. !-9118, 177. 268, 119. 299, 300. 167. 83- '25.330 

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376 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Estes, Richard P., 86, 133, 27S. Richard S., 295, 307, 30S. Robert, 3, 33, 43, 49, 52, 53, 56, 59, 65,66.67, 69, 71, 72. 79. S3, 87' 93. 95- 96. 116, 117, I2r, 124. 157, 225, 274. 275, 291, 301, 329. Robert I).. 242. Robert E., 121. Robert G.. 164. Robert H., i6S, 271. Robert J., 291. Robert K., 162, 212. Robert L., 125, 187. 299. Robert S., 304. Robert T.. 150. Robert \V., 117, 2S9. Roland, 3C0. Rollins L., 2S0. Rosa, 167. Rosa B., no, 214. Rosa M., 174. Rosalie B., 190. Rosanna. 343. Roscoe, 157. Rose, 216. Rosella A., 305. Rosetta L., 242. Rosetta H., 199. Rosetta T., 15S. Rosina, 87. Roland, 310. Rowland, 128, 1S8, 324. Roxanna, 173 Roxana J., 243. Koxey B., 242. Roy M.. 212. Rubie A., 200. Rufina, 150 (recorded in Town Records, Ruth V). Rufus, So, 117. Russell, 233. Russell A., 233. Ruth, 20, 26, 28, 64, 65, 69. 74, 79, 8r, 90, 103, 114, 228. Ruth A., iS,'3o. Ruth H.. 112. Ruth n.. ri8. I Estes, Ruth F., 265. I Ruth I., 37. i Ruth M., 34. ; Ruth N., 128. I Ruth v., 150 (Family Record, fina). Saba D., 79, 114, 189. Sabra, 96. Sadie B., 177. Sallie E., 265. Sallie F., 307. Sally. 100, 133, 229, 232, 233, 271, 273, 274, 295, 299, 307, 327Sally J., 287. Samuel, 14, iS, 49, 55, 71, 72, 94, 95, 96. loi, 108, 116, 156, 167, 173, 176, 208, 225, 226. 232, 233. 234, 237, 238, 239, 2S2, 295, 301, 303, 311, 313. 347, 350Samuel B., 145, 304. Samuel E., 167, 301. 302, 303. Samuel G., 15, i8. 258. Samuel K., 173. Samuel P., 349. Samuel S., 336. Samuel V., 295. Samuel W., 307. Sara, 275. Sarah, 7, 18, 48, 52, 53, 56, 59, 64, 65, 70, 72, 74, 76,82,84 88, 90, 94, 95, 96, 101, 103, 123, 130, 133, 144, 156. 160. 170, 176, 183, 197, 234, 249, 257.261,344. 347Sarah A.. 125, 12S, 144, 201, 217, 242, 263, 2S6. Sarah C, iSo, 258, 300. Sarah E., 36, 109, 130, 150, 168, iSi, 194. 197, 211, 265. 296, 312. Sarah F., 284. Sarah H.. 106, loS, 164, 166. Sarah J., 264. Sarah K., 116, 344. Sarah L.. 205, 294. Ru. 74. 15S, 22S. ^44. 345.

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INDEX. 377 Fstes, Sarah M., 344. Sa.rah P., 156, 167, 175, 291. Sarah R., ni. Sarah V., 191. Sarah W., 98, ii6. Satie E., 243. Seth D., 109, 329. Sharon, 112, 1S3, Sherman. 174, 205. Shubael, 252. Silas, 71, 72, 76, 98, 107, 159, i6o, 174, 232, 239, 251, 329. SUas W., 128. Simeon, 72, 96, 97, 108. Simeon, 77, 160, 177. Simeon A., 211. Simeon M., 206. Simon G., 163. Solomon, 244. Sophia, 253, 274. Sophronia. 169. Sophronia T., 32. S. Ozro, 350. Spencer. 306. Springett Penn, 20. Stephen, 65, 71, 72, 75, 80, S4, 97, 102,103, 104, 119, 129, 130, i6t, 169, 171, 194, 196, 217, 225, 226, =3'. -3-' -35' =41. 3-5- 3-9Stephen A., 134, 162. Stephen M., 240. Stephen R., 124, 175, 329. Stella, 102. Stella M., 200. Stillman, 1 12, 1S5. Stuart K., 124. Submit S , 172. Sukey, 349. Sullivan A., 337. Summer, 172. Sumner F., 30. Susan, 25, 103, t27, 234. 26S, 291. Susan A., 162, iSo. Susan E., 179, 252. Susan rl., 162. Susan K., 166, }0}. Susan R , 3ot, 342. Estes, Susan S., 12S. Susanna, 55, 71, 269. Susannah, 65. 257. Susie, 172. Susie A., 339. Susie H., 40. Susie M., 34, Sybil H., 156. Sylvanus, 79, 100. Sylvanus B., 217, 329. Sylvester, 16S. Sylvia, 242, 338. Sylvia P., 217. Sylvia R., 344. T. M., 341. T.O.,327. Tabatha, 99. Tabitha, 271. Thankful H., 109. Thaxter, 348. Tempy, 271, 273. I Tennessee, 259. Thomas, 26, 54, 69, 77, 83, 84, 88, 89, 91,94, loS, 112, 130, 144, 155. 160, 196, 261, 2S2, 285,289,302, 3-5. 34«Thomas A., &2- '^3' V-Thomas B.. 143. Thomas E., 266. Thomas G., 143. Thomas H., 159, 261, 265, 301. Thomas J., 164, 2S4. Thomas L., 2S3 Thomas P., S3, 126. Thomas R., 283, 291, 292, 294. Thomas W., 150, 205, 274, 292, 302, 3'3Thorp, 26t. Thornton, 270. Thyrza A., 269. Timothy, 72, 100, loi. ! Timothy B., 165. Triplett T., 261. j Truman, 236, 249. Truman, H., 250. Truman M., :so. Tully C. 242.

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378 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Estes. Uriah, 83. V. J. P.. 294. Valentine, i to. Valentine M., 160. Varney, 343. Vera M., 305. Vergil L., 340. Vernon W., 280. Vichel G., 300. Vienna, 229. Viola F., 293. Viola G., 206. Viola R., 340. Vira B., 17S. Virginia B., 25S, Virginia L , 296. Virginia T., 262. Waite, 61. Wallace O., 167. Walter, 184. Walter €., 191. Walter D , 218. Walter £.,253. Walter F., 204, 284. Walter N., 164. Walter W., 192. Ward S., 19S. Warren, 117. Washington, 276. Washington M., 330. Wealthy, 107, loS, 174. Wealth^ D., no. Wealthy P., 175. Wealtha S.. to6. Webster C, 243. Wesley, 271. Wesley M., 276. Weston B., 122. Wiatt C, 27S. Wilber, 130, 196. Wilbur A.. r6i. Wiley H., 2S6 Willard, 275. William, 3, 9, 10, 19. 20, 21, 25, 26, 2^, 3o-33.'3-^. 5'. 5-. 6o. 63. 64, 65. 79, 80, S6, 95, 96. too, i£)4, 105, 114. 115. 116. 123. 133. 131. 145Estes, William — continued. 158, 189, 191, 197, 203, 205. 231, 261, 26S, 285. 295. 303. 334, 306. 307, 310, 321, 327, 3^S, 336, 340, 341, 342. 344, 346. 349 William A., 30, 39. i6[, 178, i8;, 217, 258, 307. 309. 330. William B., 1 19, 192. William C, 131, 281, 302. 30S. William D.. 134. i6r. William E., ^o, 14S, 243. 253. 290. William F.,69, 95, 144, 189, 29t, 292. 294. William G., 265, 270. William H., 26. 29, 102, 122, 145, 148, 155, 170, 2[7. 252, 293. ^02, 339Wm. H. H., 34S. William I. A.. 258. William J., 2S6, 299, 300 William L., 189, 191, 265, 293. William M., 212, 2S6, 292. William O., 200. William P., 259. William P. R., 23William R., 253,304. WUliam R. G., 114. William S., 37, 82, 122, 158, 175, 192. William T., [50, 292, 293. William W.. t2i, 132, 143, 193. 19^. William Z., 299. Willie, 180. Willie A., 181. Willie C, 200. Willie La F., [99. Willie W., 180. Willis, 340, 346. Willis A., 18 c. i Willis C, 166, 330. i Willis H., [96. I Willis P., 339. j Wilson E., 271, Winfield S„ 208. Wirt E., 121. Wolfolk. 2S9. Z. P., 340.

I 379 Kstes, Zaccheus, 64,66, 67, 79, 119, 225, 226, 228, 232. Zachary, 297, 299. Zacliary L., 300. Zada A., 2,-9. Zarah or Zerah, 343, 347. Zebulon P., 303, 304. Zenas C, 330. Zenas X., 278. Zilpha, 64, 65, SS, 26S. Ziinri, 249. Zuleika, 259. K.stey, David, 342. Henry, 343. Isaac, 342, 344. James, 342. John. 342. Jonathan, 342. Keziah, 342. Nathanieh 342, 343. Willard, 1 16. Wiiliam. 342. Kscis, Abraham. 316. Esty, Aaron S.. 247. Abigail, 245. Abijah, 244. 245, 350. Alice L., 247. Amey, A.. 246. Ann E., 247. Bijah. 1^^. Carrie A., 247. Chloe, 245. David, 317. Edmund A., 247. Edward, 316. Edward R., 244. Frank S., 247. Hannah, 244. Henrietta, 24S. Hiram, 34S. Hiram B., 34S. . Jennie L., 247. Jessie M., 247. John W.. 247Laura A., 246. • Louis B., 244. Lydia, 246. P^sty, Marion A., 247. Mary A., 247. Minerva, 247. Moses, 321. Newell T., 247. Russell, 244. Sally, 245. Sarah, 350. Steward, 317, Warren, 245. Warren B., 247. Warren W., 246. Wilbert. 349. William H., 244. Eufaida, 270. Evans, 25, 2S, 279. Eveleth, 208. Evens villa, 275. ^^^^■^"s. I 260. Ewmg, J Ewington, 313. Exeter, 245. Fabins, 199. Fabius, 133. Fairbanks. 224, 324. Fairburg, 126. Fairfax, 200. 243. Fairfield, 108, 227. Fairport, 125. Fall, 170. Fall River, 136, 140, 143, 144, 149, 150, 151, 152, 205, 347Falmouth, 71, 76, 96, gS. Falnood, 274. Fanning, 318. Farmington, 98, 124, 203. Farnham, 103. Famum, 336. Farr, 107, i6i 1 48, '77ll'rZ (45. '58, t6.s,258.339. Farwell, 103. 335. Fearing, 65. Fears, 261. Feeley, iSo. Fellows, 56.

38o ESTES GENEALOGIES. Fenner, 203. Ferguson, 100. Fernandina, 40, 83. FeiUon, 202. Fenwick, 179, Fernald, 1S9. Ferry, 203. Field, 156, 202. Fifield, (S[. Fish, So, 190. Fisher, 34, 214, 2i6. Fisk, II, 91, 149, 229. Fitchburg, 345. Fitzwilliams, 228. Fletcher, 165, 252, 2S7. P'litcraft, 82. Florence, 126, 198, 278, 339. Florida, 84, 127. Flourrioy, 300. Floyd, 145. Folk, 265. Folsom, 165, 344. Foot, 22. Forbes, 227. Ford, 1 48, 2S3. Forgy, 195. Forpaiigh, 1 1 5. Forsyth, 313. Fort Branch, 304. Fort Dearborn, 279. Fort Fairfield, 212. Fortune. 309. Fort Wayne, 132. Foss. 36, 175, 344. Foster, 39, 218, 271. Fowler, 25. 161, 234, 317. Fox, 205. Foxboro, 1 16, 207. Foy, 9"*, 179. Foye, 24. 324. F'rancis, 89, 205. Franklin, 83 257, 258, 339. Fraser, 82, 83, 260. Kr.isier, 108, 234. Frazer, 229. Frailer, 252. Fr.iuley, 347. Fredericsburg, 311, 312. Freeborn, 53, 54. Freedom, 157, 345. Freeport, 175. Freeman, 302. Freetown, 348. French, 196, 206, 287. Frink, 172. Fromer, 200. Frost, 174, 327, 32S, 336. Fry. 59Frye, 61, 176. Fulcher, 310. Fuller, 87, 200, 238, 244. Fulsom, 165. Furganson, 274. Furman, 323. Gage, 83, 84, 85, 127. Gaige, 129, 194, 195. Gainesville, 272, 283. Gale, 17. Galena, 113. I Galesburg, 1 14. Gallows Mill, 331 . Galusha, 2t8. Gammon, 215. Gardiner, 183. Gardner, 14, 16, 17, 18, 24, 80, 180, 229, 251, 270. Garland, 95. Garnsey, 227. Garrish, 55. Garwood, 212. Gascoyne, 58. Gaskill, 58, 225, 227, 228, 2',o, 251. Gaston, 258. Gates. 23' 7S, 244. 265, 326. Gatewood, 307. Gear, 167. Gecoby, 306. Gelson, 37. Georgetown, 160, 201. Germantown, 3:6. Germany, 218. Gerry. 345.

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INDEX. 381 Getchell, 175. Gettysburg. 16S, 178, 1S4. Gibbons, 39. Gibbs, 124. Gibson. 31, 2S6. Gitford. 122, 14S. Gilbert. 85. 229, 258, 273, 275. Gilead, 174. Gill, 302. Gillet, 135. Gillman, 80. Gilmore, 203. Gilpatric, loS. Gipson, 176. Gladding, 32. Glasgow, 19S. Glass, 293. Gleason, 15S, 207. Glenn, 303, 316. Gloucester, 38, 247, 342. Gloyd, 34. Goddard. 61. 62. 68, 76, 77, 78, 107, 109. Godfrey. 239. Golandsville. 310. Goldsmith, zS. Goldthwaite, 24. Gooch, 171. Goodall, 252. Gooding, 346. Goodrich, 109, 197. Godridge. 215. Goodwin, to2, 170, 206, 214, 347. Gorden. 213. Gore, 163. Gorham, 3S, 124, 157, 173, 207, 208, 346. Gorton, 68. Goshen, 324. Gott, 38. Gottengen, 218. Gould, 96. 1S5. Gove. 26, 2S. Gragg, 275. 27S. Grand Forks, 187. Rapids, 194, 254, 339. Grant, [7, 22. 24, 61, 120, i2r, 177 216. 22S. I Graves, 9, 10, 20, 181, 211. i Gray, 22, 12S. 229, 269, 276, 337, 338. Great Falls, 206, 216, 34S. ' Greeley. 162, 212. Green, 68, 71, 98, no, 112, 132, 163, 214, 254, 275, 277. 302, 31S. Greene, 247, 320, 323. I Greenfield. 235. ' Greencastle, iSS. ' Greenville, 269, 270. i Greenwich, 194. j Greenwood, 76, 171. Grenada, 265. 1 Grennell, 149. i Griffin, 9. j Griffith, 234. ! Grimes, 2S7. I Grinnell, 90, 91, 274. I Griswold, 131. Groose, 64. Grover, 77. Guilford, 324. Guinn, 306, 307. island, 319. Guion, 263. Guiless, 253. Gun plains, 253, 254. Guthrie. 199. Gwinnett, 269. Hacker, 20, 2r, 6t. Hackett. 2S3. Hadfield. 156. Haden. too. Hadley, 229. Hager. 105. H.agerstown. 290. Haggard, 30S. Haight, 82, 122. Hairston, 341. Haley, 301. Halifax. 319. Hall. 85. 103, 105, 106, 109, 1S3. 216, I 335j Halley 299. Halloway, 2-7. Hamblv, 14S.

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382 ESTKS GENEALOGIES. Hamden. 133. Hamilton, 29, S: 128, 199, 2lS, 235. Hamlin's Grant, 329. Hanimett. 179. Hammond, 78. Hampton, 201, 313. Hanock. 345. Handy. iS, 22S. Hanerville, :63, 273, 275. Hankinson, 322. Hanna, 304. Hanover, 51, 52. 53. 60, 63, 65^ 76. 78, 79, So, S[, 82, 114. II 1 17. iiS, 119, 120, i2r, 122, I 190, 192. 2tt). Hanscum ( „ Hanscom } "> To. .7'. >Sr. Hanson, 44. 55. 56, 59, 70, 93, 1 115, 171, 189, 190, t9[, 260. Hapgood, 311. Harljin. 269. Harhinson, 260. Harcourt, (28. Hardin.ij, 77, 191. Hardison, 57, 103. 104. Hardy, 173. Harkness, 8,81. Harlow, 324. Harperstield, 129, 130. Harpswell, 38, 60, 6r, 109, 113, 17: Harrin£;ton, 237, 239, 250. Harris, 124. 275, 2S2. Harrisburg. 87. Harrison, 31. 301. Harsharger, ro2. Hart. 337. Hartford. 30, 76. 112, 129, 241. Hartland, 125, 126, 1S4. Hasbrook, 251 Haske. 57. Haskell, 33. 40, fiaskins, 252. Hasty, 301. Hatch. 50, ^7, Si. 245. Hatcher, 270. Hathaway. 130. loS, 15S, 178. i Hathorne, 14, 15. 16, 17, 22. 230, i Hatliorn, 178. Haverhill, 33. Haviland, r99. Havves, 94. Hawkes, 9, to, r2, 19, 26. 28, 34, 61, i 74Hawkins, 68 ! Haworth, t26. ! Hayes, 6, 7, 277, j Hayford, i (2. ' Haynes, 35. ). 67, Haynesville, rSo. 1 16. Hayton, 44. , 1S9. Hayward, 161. Headly, 300. Heald. f 14. Healcy, 150. '06, Eleath. 250, 325. Heard. 75. : Heatlev, 31. ; Heaton, 183. ; Hebron, 176, 199. : Hector, 121. I Hedges, 308. i Helm, 2^2. Hemingway, 259. - ' Henchman, 52. Henderson, 299, 340, 346. Hendrick, 244. Herendeen, 124. Herren. 274. Herrick, S6, 131. Hersey, 117, 217, Hesper, 247. Hewes, 26. Hewett. 234, 249. Hickel. 176. Hickman. 313. Hicks. 56. 69. 90, 93, 146, 177. Highbridge, 239. Higley, 243. Higgins, 36, 58, 59, 162, 284. Hilderl^rand, 191. Hildreth, 308. Hill. 71, 1S6, 226, 232, 23^ 234, :i4y Hillard, 260.

INDEX. 383 Hlllburn, 251. Hilliard, 265. Hillock, 202. Hillsboro, 318. 326. Hilton, 162. Hinckley. 279. Hines, 277. Hinton. 295, 296. Hitchcock, 133. Hoag, 129, 1S6, 199 Hobart, 63. Hobbs, 197. 2S6, 342, 343, 344. 349. Hodgdon, 70, 75, 100, 179. Hodge, S7. Hodges, 13. Hodgsdon, 75. Hodsdon, 93, 104, 336. Hodgkins, 158. Hogan, 23Hogg, 198. Holbrook, 37. ■ Holden, 68, 218. Holderness, 36. Holland, 293, 294. Hollis, 301, 303. Hallowell, 329. Holman, 31, 32, 264. Holmes, 18, 22, no. Holt, 172, 241. Holyfield, 29S. 299. Homer, 2S3. Hood, 8, 9, 22. Hooker, 182. Hooper, 207, 348. Hoosic, 236, 237. Hoosic Falls, 250. Hopedale, 247. Hopkins, 44, 68, 305. Hopson, 325. Horne,,9S, 347Horr, 336. Horieheads, 130, 337. Horton, 120, 127, 200. Hosch, 272. Hot Springs, 293. Houlton, 180, 348. Houston, 101, 1S5, 323. Hovey. 75, 99. How. 335. Howard, 103, 295, 341, 345. Howe, 127, 144, 346. Howland, 47, So, 190, 191. Hoxie, 76, 174, 193. Hoyt, 2S3. Hubbard, 59, i rg, 229. Hudson, 36, So, 251. Hughes, 261. Hughs, 195. Hull, 89, 136, 300. Hulsey, 269. Humphrey, 149. Hunt, 129. Hunter, 257, 259, 262. Huntersville, 260. Huntington, 87, 98, 233, 243. Hurd, 33S. Hussey, 44. 58, 95, 96, 156. Huston, 74. Hyde. 123, 195, 211. Indianapolis, 251. Industry, 185. Ingalls, 3S, 158. Inman, 226, 228, 232, 238, 244. Ipswich, 9. Isle of France, 21 . Isle of Man, 20 >. Israel, 295. Itawamba, 259. Ithaca, 194. Ives, 15 Ivory's, 7. Jack's creek, 340. Jackson, 99, 126, 257. 259, 33SJacksonville, 285. Jacobs, 34. James, no, 245. Jamesport, 287. Jamestown, 131, 132. James ville, 240, 277. Janney. 44Jared, act. Jefferson, 80, 165, 291. 174, 185, 2it, 211,

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384 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Jeffery, 124. Kent. 85. 148. Jellerson. 179. Key. 347. Jenkins, 7, 8, 117, 189. 1 Keyes. 252. 259. Jennings, 69, 70, 249. ! Kidder. 134. Jennison, 13, 14. Kielle, 94. Jer.nisonville, 253. j Killingly, 245, 1:46. 247. Jepson, 160. Killion. 274. Jereman, 169. Kilpatrick, 182. Jericho, I2i, 218. Kimball, 157, 172, 34S. Jerne, S7. Kinderhook, 15S. Jersey City, 239. King, 14, 16, 17, 24, 131, 143.304. Jerseyville, 339. Kingman, 106. Jewell, 36. Kingsman, 181. Jewett, 103, 184. Kingsley, 228. Jillson, 229, 238. Kingston, 85. Johnson, 38, loi, no, in '75176, Kinne, 192. 205, 214. 251. 25-. ^~S3' 297. 293. Kirby, 70, 82, 91. 304, 340. Kirksey, 293. Johnston, 85, 263. Kitchen, 3, 4, 6, 12, 209. Jones, 60, 61, 76, 78, 93, no , ni, 160, Kittery, 6, 7, 45. 57, 75- 327178, 185, 200, 207, 234, 285, 287, Kittredge. 215. 2S8, 290, 338. Klock, 87, 198. Jordan, loi, 157, 159, 206, 2 69.27 0. Knapp, iSo. Joslin, 134, 229. Kneeland, 180. Josselin, 1S9. Knight, 22, 24. n2, 160, 170, 183, 202 Josselyn, 53, 65, 66, n5, 171 208, 335. 345Joy. ni, 170. Knowles, 213. Junkins, 71. Knowlton, 158, 231. Knoxville, 128, 277, 312. Kackley, 2S6. Kohlranch, 40. Kalamazoo, 253. Kroker, 304. Kecfe, 199. Keene, 106, n6, 19;, 214, 227. 233. Labaron, 344. 240, 241, 242, 243. Laconia, 206. valley, 240. Ladd, 207. Keesville, 243. La Fayette, 122. Keith, 131, 229, 346. Laguardo, 301. Kelley, 82, 245. Lake, 90, 91, 279. Kcllison. 166. city, 242. Kelloch, 346. Lamoine, 218. Kellogg, 128. j Landerdale, 294. Kendall. 177! Landor. 158. Kendrie, 213. Lane, 155, 208. Kennebunk, 167. I Langdon, 125, 194. Kennedy,' 179, 284, 308, Lanton, 31 1. Kennerdale, 293. i Lanton Hills, 197. Kenney, 121. Lapham, 124.

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ESTE3 GENEALOGIES. 385 Larkin, 106. Larrabee, 27, 112. Lary. 174. Latham, 143, 144. Lathrop, S3. Laurensville, 271. Lawrence, 24, ill, 115. Lawton, 30, 90, 149, 150, '55.313Lawton ville, 313. La.xson, 291. Learned, 316. Leavitt, 27. Lebanon, 83, 128, 129, 170, 171, 217, 329. 347Ledyard, 12S. Lee, 29, iSi, 241. Leeds, 160. Leet, 232, 234. LeFoy, 319. Leggett, St, 121. Leicester, 143, 21S, 247. Leighton, 94, 109. Lenoir, 274. Lenox, 201. Leomister, 345. Leonard, 87, 132, 2S7. Leonidas, 192. Lester, 123. Levens, 247. Levet, 223. Lewiburgh. 303. Lewis, 34, 181, 1 89. Lewisport, 2.89. Lewiston. loS, 174, 177, 1S2. 329, 330. Lexington, 307. Libbe, 57. Libby, 35, 105, 109, n Liberty, 306. Lighter, 307. Likes, 295. Limerieus, 266. Limington, 329. Lincoln, 166, 179, 180, Lindsey, 36, 46. 47. 259. Linebarger, 279. Ling, 150. Linscott, 74, 101, 167. 165, 180, 346. 1S6. 276. 273. 284. Lisbon, 77, 106, loS, 112, 113, 185. Litchfield. 106. Littlefield, 72, 99. Little York, 319. Livermore, 106. Livingston, 323. Lockport, 121, 279. Locks Mills. 16S, 171. Logan. 294. Lombard. 106, 174. London, 44. Long, 317. Longfellow. 212. Long Island, 197. Longway, 252. Lonsdale, 303. Loomis, S3. 129. Lord, 6, 57, 171. 179, 258, 347Lorendo, 30. Lorton, 296. Los Angeles, 150. Loudenville, 14S. Louisiana, 296. Louisville, 264, 295, 296. Loveridge. 200. Lovet, 224. Loving, 274. Lowe, 165. Lowell, 36, 40, 168, 183. 215, 217. Lucus, 2S6. Liiding, 260. Luke, 217. Lunt, 77, 12S. Lux, 5. Lyman, 102, 216. Lyme, 85, 86, 133. 134, 199. Lynn, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, iS, 19, 20, 21,25, 27, 28. 29.30,31, 33, 34, 35. 36. 37. 3S. 39. 40, 43. 45- 46, 47. 4S, 55. 5«i. 59, 155. '65, 176, 1S9, 190, 224. 344. 345. 34S, 349 Lyons, 259. Lyon, 277. Macedon. 204. Macintile, 252.

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386 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Macintyre, 259. Mackintire, 56. Macomber, 90. Macon, 311, 313. Madlia, 304. Madisonville, 37. Mahoney, 2S5, 22S. Maiden, 164, }42, 347Maldin, 2S3. Manassas, 207. Manchester, 14S, 150, 218. Manes. loS. Manlius, 203, 250. Mann, 1S6, 229, 247, 262, 265. 266, Manning, 1 5, 33. Mansfield. 46, 121, 247. Marble, 59. Marblehead, 12. 18, 19. Marcy, 132, 145. Marietta, 191. Marion, 297. Marlborough, 349. Marsden, 195. Marsh, 194. Marshall, 1S4, 195. Marshfield, 51, 63, 116, 192. Marston, 109, 217, 347. Martin, 83, 209, 212, 280, 295, 340. Martinsville, 309. Marys ville, 176. Mason, 14, 16, 17,22,23,24,91, 215. 250, 251, 276,325. Massey, 311. Massillon, 94. Matawamkeg, iSo. Afatthews, 259, 286. Mattis, 200. Maule, 5, 6. Maxneld, 146. 160. Maxwell, 72, 123, 312. Mayburg, 156. Mayfield, 123. Mayhew. 133. McArthur, 233, 239. McCallister, 95. McCanne, 2S5. :67. 309. ^05. McClanhan, 325. McCormick, 285. McCrellis, 216. McCrum, 199. McCulley, 203. McCurdy, 348. McCusick, 100, 165, 167. McDonald, S4, 307. McFarlan, 306. McGrath, 36. McGray, 60. Mcintosh, loS. Mclntyre, 338. McKenney, 217. McKever, 175. McLanahan, 319. McPherson, 311. McWain, 121. Mead, 33. Meader, 71, 72, 163. Mears, 276, Med way, iSo, 330. Meech, 129. Memphis, 260, 262, 264, 26S, 27S. Mendon, 83, 125, 126, 223, 224. 226, 228, 229, 233, 237, 244, 245, 247, 339, 343. 350Meredith Village, 206. Mericoneage Neck, 60. Meridan, 246. Merrill, 173, 240, 141. Merriman, 109. Merritt, 192. Metcalf, 227, Meyres, 127. Michaels, 113. Middleboro, 60, 61, 79, 174, 1S9, 243, 318, 322. Middleburg, 2S7. Middleton, 341, 342, 343, 344. 349.MiddleviUe. 253. Milbury, 251. Miles, [50, 151;, 252. Milford, 129, 130, 196, 197, 250, 34j Milledgeville, 271. Miller, 33S. Miliett, 25.

INDEX. 387 Milltown, 299. Millville, 342. Milo, 276. Milton, 93, 173, 177. Milton Plantation. 329. Milwaukee, 279. 28 1, 342. Minden, 194. Minor, 132 Minot, 168. Mitchell, 136. 265, 280, 290, 311. Mobile, 177. Mock, 243. Molloy, 186. Monahan, 28 1. Monkton, 1S6. Monmouth, 106, 320, 323. Monroe, 230, 231, 342. Montasrue ) c. Montigue } '94- 346. 304. Montgomery, 300. Moody, 103, 16S, 169, 266, 278, 323, 325. 343Moor, 275, 2S2, 2S4. Moore, 40, 202, 263, 265, 277, 27S, 2S6. More, 223. Morganton, 274. Mormon, 239. Morrell, 45, 96. Morrison, 104. 310, 312. Morris 29.S. Morriss, 296. Morristown, 321, 322, 323. Morrisville, 145. Morrow, 262, 296 . Morse, 117, 247. Moses, log, 204. Mosher, 343. Moss, 192. Mott, 69. Moudy, 1S8. Moulton, 73, 74, ri7, 157, 170, 1S5, 206. Mount Laurel, 315. Salem, 2S7,'28S. Sterling. 306. Vernon, 34. Mo wry, 143, 144. Moyer, 127. Mudgett, 15. Muhlenberg, 317. Mumford, 46. Mills, 150, 155. Munroe, 36, 176. Munson, 260. Murphy. 263. 274, 300. Murray, 234, 235, 291. Mussel Sholes, 299. Nahant, 11, 18,38. Nance, 261. Nantucket, 347. Naples, 99, 192, 315. Nashua, 32, 106, 172. Nashville, 253, 26r, 264. Nasson, 73, 74. Natick, 105, 115. Naylor, 290. Neal, 259, 261, 348. Xeal's, 12. Nelson, 172. Neola, 276. Newark, 279. New Bedford, 93, 136, 146, 147, 204, 347Boston, 27. Bristol, 46. Brunswick. 75, 323. England, 5, 7. Gloucester, 99. Hartford, 12S, 129, 194, 195, 242. Kent, 317. Liberty, 307. Limerick, 179. Lisbon, 196, 197. Marblehead, 9. Market, 291, 292. York, 104, 182, 1S3, 185, 239. 315. Newburg, 251. Newburn, 276. Newburyport, 30, 167. Newcastle, 1S7, 330. Newcomb, 261. Newell, 143, 227, 228, 276, 327.

388 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Newhall, 19, 20. 21, 28, 174. Newington, 43. Newman, 116. Newport, 7, 29, 30, 36, 59, S), 90, iSi, 184,317, 344. Nevrry, 104, 105, 327, 335. Newsum, 297, 29S. Newton, 105, 117, [43, 207. Lower Falls, 345. Niagara Falls, 125. Niblack, 80. Nichols, 25, 27, 61, 62, 76, 94, 201. Nickerson, 83, 1S5. Nickson, 345. Niobrara, 276. Noble, 92. Noblesville, 18S. Noel, 265. Nofferton, 123. Nolan, 276. Norfolk, i63, 19S, 257. Norris, 292. North Adams, 231, 234, 244, 249, 252 Berwick, 59, 94, 97, 98, 156, 163 [70, 206, 213, 214, 216. Bennington, 236, 250. Collins, 122. Dartmouth, 150. Dighton, 217. Elba. 240. Hampton, isomers, 241. Troy, 165. Wayne, 247. Yarmouth, 60, 61, 174. Northbridge, 245. Northcross, 262. Northfield, 6, 11, 13, 14. Northrop, in, 201. Norton, S7, 167, 229. Norwich, 68, 242. Norwood. 19, 95. Nostrant, 127. Nott, 145. Nougher, 194. Noiirse, 331. Nova Scotia, 34. Nowell, 232.. Noyes, 28, 164. Nudd, 167. Nutting, 14. Nye, 92. Oakland, i6S. Oake, 8. Oaksville, 252. Ocala, 263. Odell, 86, 121. Oendorf, 130. Ogdensburg, 132. Oglethrope, 299, 300. Ogunquit, 214. Old Town, 329, 330. Oldridge, 54. Oleander, 38. Olin, 84. Oliver, 2S7. Onderkirk, 202. Onondaga, 201, 202. Ontario, 85. Oppenheim, 132, 133. Orcutt, 116, 167. Oregon City, 197. Organ, 315. Orlando, 340. Ome, 12, 16. Orono, 32, 183. 329, 330, 34: Orr, 108, 175, 1S5. Orj-sa, 267. Osborn, 58, 97, 211. Osgood, 12, 22, 114. Oswell, 149. Otis, 216. Otisco. 195. Otsego, 194. Pace, 299. j Packard, 169, 336. Paducah, 260, 291. Page, 94, 9S. 181,277. Paine, 174, 204, 340. Palatine. 85, Palermo, 184.

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389 Palmer, 79, 89, 239, 280. . Palmero, iil. Palmerville, 341. Palmyra, 109, 176, 177, 183, 1S4, 193. Pamelia, 87. Pankey, 292. Parham, 262. Paris. 195, JiS, 308. Parishville, 242. Parker, 34, 35, 37. 92. 1/3. I79. 3-20Parkhurst, 1S4, J31. Parks, 247, 296. Parlnerton, I22._ Passmore, 122 Patch, 31. 114. Patridge, 228. Pattey, 32. Pawtucket, 341, 342. Payne, 204. Peabody, 24, 32, 5S. 99, 163, 164, 167, 331. 347. 349Pearce, 68. S6, 129. Pearson. 211, 342. PeaiC, 30. Peasley, 71. Peckham, 59, 151. Peekskill, 337. Peirce, :6, 30, 67, 63. Pelhatn, 320. Pembroke, 50, 52. 59, 60, 63. 65. 66, 79, 115, 116. 171. 17-. 1^9- '91192. Pendleton, 2S2. Pendley, 269. Penn, 128, 323. Pennell, 207. Pentwater, So. Perkins, 72, 74, 150, 206, 214. 265. Perrinton, 125. Perry, 64. 70, 117, 171. 1S9, 229. Persons, 239. 270. Peters, 63, 239. Petersburg. l6S. 238, 25S, 317. Peterson. 191, 192. Pettey, 9'. 9-. '49Petty, 70. Pevcv, 170. ■ Peyton, 295. ! Phelps, 31, 194. ; Philadelphia, 95, 104, 126, 198, 250, I 3'3. 3'9. 321I Philbrook, 108. Phillips, 8, 9. 10, 20, 81, 144, 271Phinney, 38. Pickering, 24, 227, 229, 238. j Pickett, 264. Pickman, 11, 14, 15. I Pierce, 24, 29, 90. Pierrepont, 242. Pike, II, 12, 16, 17, 22, 252. Pilgrim, 272. Pilling, 28 1. Pine City, 33S. Pinhook, 169. Pinkham, 26, 61, 78, 156. 178. Piscataqua, 5, 44. Pitman, 344. Pitsford, 80, 233, 242. Pittsfield, 98, 163. 184. 197. Pittstown, 237. Place, 71, 72. Plainfield, 148, 194, 2S0. Plainwell, 253. Plaisted, 57, 73. Plant, 99. Plesis, 86. Plummer. 107, 113, 346. Plumstead, 36. Plymouth, 106, 113, 201. 214. Pocasset, 53. Poland, 96, 156, 157, 15S. 1 60, 206, 20S, 327, 329Pollard, loS. Pomona, 212. Pompey, 134, 201, 202, 203. Pomroy, 15. Ponder, 300. Pontiac, 122, 197. Poole, 117, Pooler, 109, 176. Pope, 5, 47, 48, 5*J- 57. 82, 123. Porter, 87, 164. 241. Port Gibson, 259. Kent, 243.

390 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Portland, 78, 97, 109, 112, 116, 1 158, 168, i3o, 1S3. 1S5, 207, : 2«5. 3-7.3^9. 344.346. Portsmouth, 5, 7, S, 43, 45, 53, 56, 67, 69, 90. 91, 144, 167, 1S9, ; Potomac, iSi. Potter, 39, 70, 89, 102, 236, 349. Poughkeepsie, 132. Powell, 26 s. Power, 1 78. Pownal, 109, 160, 176, 177, 2C9, 230, 329. 346. Prather, 309. Pratt, 1S9, igo, 239, 252. Pray, 57, 170, 193. Preble, 87. Prentiss, 166. Prescott, 132. Presque Isle, 161. Preston, 129, 143, 199, 341, 349. Pretty Prairie, 199. Priest, 162. Prince, 5. Princeton, 303, 304. Prior, 78. Pringer, 109. Proctor, II. Providence, 68, 102, 136, 140, 143, 213,214,225, 22S, 233, 239, 244, 248. 252, 345. Pruett, 271. Pruitt, 274, 275. Pulaski, 25S, 259. Pullen, 160. Pulver, 127. Punchard, 25. Purchase, 9. Purdy, 119. Purington, 77, 162. Purinton, 72, 156. Purrell, 324. Putnam, iS, 39, 145. 24^, 3'6, 33'Quaker Street, 129. Queensburg, J09. Quibbletown, 322. Quick, 201. 124, Quincy, in, 120, 179. 212, Quinn, 32. . 54. Racklift, 45, or Ratliffe, 60. 317. Ragan, 301. Raine, 303, Raisin, 82, 121, 192. Rakestraw, 269. Ramapo, 251. Ramsdell, 78, 79, 80, 118, 192. 212, Ramsey, 262. Rand, 337. Randall, 109, 191, 229. Randolph, 30, 261. Rankin, 199. Raritan, 322. Rawlins, 345, 346. Rawlinson, 194. Ray, 175Raymond, 206, 208, 227. Read, 13, 14, 91, 131, 205. 263. 346. Readfield, 348. Reading, 26, 56. Readingdon, 321. Readknap, 45. Reams Station, 178, 198. Rector, 85. 148, Redding. 313. 247. Reding. 240. Redwood, 50, 241. Reed, | Reeds, } "5- ^71.173,317. Reid, 131, 207, 272. Remick. 167. Reney, 146, 204. Rennie, 319. Renwick, 197. Reynolds, 165. Rhinebeck, 85, 131. Rhodes. 159, 348. Rhode Town, 144. Rice, 34. 266, 293. Rich, 36. Richards, S, 29, 244, 252. 2S4. 344Richardson, 34, 76, 116, 242, 3. 326. Richardson's Township, 16S.

39' Richmond, 178, 182, 186, 227, 228, 231, 243.312.317.345Riggs, 296, Ricker, 169, 170. Rickerson, 91. Ridge, 127. Ridley, no, 155. Ring, 134. Ringgold, 291, 292. Ripley, 26, 27. Rising, 281. Ritchie, 123. Roanoke, 313. Robb, 195. Robbins. 5, 64, 66, 67, 146, j6i. Roberson, 73. Roberts, 55, 71, 93, 103, 167, 336. Robins, 293. Robinson, 55, 78, 91, 106, no, 134, 186, 194, 199, 306. Roche, 280. Rochester, 72, 86, 9S, 102, 125, 143, Royalsborough, 59. Rumford, 75, 329, 345. Comer, 336. Runney, 164. Marsh, 6. Russell, 36,88, 132, 215. Russell's Mills, 88, 135. Rather Glen, 311. Rutland, 114, 12S, 337, 338. Ruttenfur, 235. Rutter, 85. Ryan, 82, Ryerson, 327. Sackett, 147. Saco, 214. Sacramento. 122, 17S. Saddler, 296. Safford, ng. Sagamore Hill, 6, 8. 12, 13, 19. Sag Harbor, 204. Saint Albans, no, iSi, 185. 163, 164. 174, 19S, 213. 339Augustine, 272. Rockland, 117, i 89. I 90, 2 9John's, n9. Rockport, 38. Johsbury, 103. Rock River, 279 Louis, 215, 26 r, 267, 339, 340, 343Rockwell, 127. Paul, 300. Rodick, 61. Salem, 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 8, n, 12, 16, 17, Roe, 182. 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27. Rogers, 44, 51, 59. 63.67 .72,37,93. 30. 31, 32. 33. 34, 45. 47. 48, 53. 165, 227, 325. 56, 57, 58, 59, 219. 227. 341, 344, Rolf, 342, 343. 349Rollins, 166. Village, 331. Rome, 3n. Salisbury, 235. Romyen, 123. Salmon Falls, 347Rood, 87. Samish, 286. Root, 95, 127. Sampson, 66. Rooten, 45. San Antonio, 192. Roper, 265, 269 274 Sanborn. 38. Ropes, 13, 14. I S. 16 18. Sanderson, 1S9, 200. Roscoe, 302. Sandersville, 295. Rose, 66, ng. Sandusky, 85. Roslindale, 173. Sandwich, 65, 67, 76, 78, So 94, n6 Ross, 313. 155, 189, 190, 206. Round, 342. Sanford, 73, 74, 75, 99, 100. lot, 102, Rowe, 18, 36, S6 . i6c , 171. 335109. 167, 204, 214. Royalston, 227. San Francisco, So, 212.

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392 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Sangster, 263. Santa. Paula, 203. Santley, 196, 197. Saratoga, 80, 81, 121, 122. Springs, 186. Sargent, 107, 164. Saugus, 27. Saunders, 15, 16, 17, 22, iio, 342. Savacool, 119. Savage, 5, 201. Savannah, 313. Savery, 174.. Savoy, 87, 134, 147, 1 48, 199, 200. 204. Sawtelle, 335. Sawyer, 55, 87, 112. Scales, 253. Schamp, 321. Schellinger, 158. Schoharie. 126. Schoolcraft, S3. Schooler, 307. Scipio, 84, 12S, 130, 337, 33S. Scituate. 5, 7, 45, 50, 51, 52, 59, 63, 65, 116, 190. Scofield, 83. Scotland, lit, 197, 19S, 27S. Scott, 22< 170, 269, 327. Scottsville, 83. Scribner, 87. Seabrook, 98. Seaman, 252. Sears, 102, 148. Seeley, 202. Seger, 172. Segers, 20S. Selby, 290. ' . Selee, 78. Setsor, 277. t ; Sewell, 73. Shackelfield, 295. Sharp, 283. Sharpleigh, 75, 329. Sharpley, 44. Sharon, 130. Shaw, 29, 99, 106; 166, ::40. Shealdi. 303. Sheffield, 209. Shelby, 318. Shehan, 165. Shelbina, 296. Sheldon, 135. Shepardson, 186. Shepherd, 22, 230. Sherman, 54,89, 90, 91, 116, 121, 150, 204. Shiloh, 194, 304, 339. Shippen, 33S. Shorey, 170. Shotwell, 123, 124. Shove, 21, 70. Showers, 277. Shewsbury, 144. Shurer, 277. Sickler, 202. Sidney, 123, 125. Silsbee, 47. Simmons, 144, 205. Simmington, iii. Simpson, 121, 236, 258. Sinclair, 198. Sinnott, 214. Sisson, 88, 92, 131, 147. j Skags, 293. Skinner, 120. Skowhegan, 114, 184. Slab Town. 282. Slatersville, 245. Sleeder. 2S7. Sleeper, no. Slocum, 148. ' Sloper, 3S. Slipp, 161. Small, 17S, 349. Smith, 15, 21, 37, 44. 4S, 55. 77,88. 93, 112, 115. 124, t74, 177, 183, 185, 199, 203, 206, 229, 239, 253. 292, 301, 338, 346. Smithfield, 136, 142, 143, I44- '65, 226, 227, 228, 233, 247. 343Smoketown, 127. Smyrna, 179, 180. Smyth, 304. Snell, 91. Snidecor, 264.

393 Snow, 92, 184. 230, 250, 2S7. Snyder. 87. Somerset, 4S, 135, 149. Somerville, 184. Somerworth, 73, 93. Somes, 214. Soule, 84, 128, 177. South Adams, 204. Southard, 143. South Bellingham, 239, Bend, 253. Bentonsport, 295. Berwick, 94, 206. Bethleham, 265. Boston, 244. Danvers, 163. Durham, 77, 112, 1S4. Hadley, 165, 169. Hampton, 98. Southboro, 334. Southbridge, 347. Southfteld, II, 12, 13, 14. Southwick, 58, S3. Southworth, 231. Sparrow, 341. Sparteiiburg, 247. Spaulding. 39. Spear, 242. Spenccf, 191. Spencerport, 125. Spiceland, 187. Spillar, 184. Spofford, 173. Spottsylvania, 312, 317. Sprague. 25, 143, 160, 191. Springneld, 165, 170, 181, 215, 245- 347Spring Lake, 194. Springton, 294. Springvale, 15S. Sprowls, 193. Stafford, 122, 205. Ridge, 199. Standish, 329. Stanford, 130. Stanley, 145. Stanton, 157, 158, 107. I Stan wood, 181. Stark, 163. Starkweather, 247. Staten Island, 322. Staunton, 264. Steams, 169. Stebbins, 172. Steingordt, 190. Steinmetz, 313. Stephens, 36. Sterling, 254. Sternhold, 44. Stetsoji, 60, 63, 66, 78, 116, 189. Steubenville, 249. Stevens, 74, 100, 162, 166, 171, 214, 271,298,311, 324. Stewart, ito, 123, 199, 236. Stiff, 307, 30S. Stimpson, 1S4. Stockholm, 240, 325. Stoddard, 114. Stokoe, 123. Stone, 30, 196, 294, 326. Ferry, 326. Stoneham, 30, 92. Story, 76. Stoughton, 277, 345. Stout, 338. Strafford, 163. Striker, 9. Strout, 159, 176, 208, 212, 347. Studley, 115, 116, 118. Sturgas, 192. Suffolk, 317. ! Sullivan, 317, 338, 339. ! Sumersworth, 57. Summerson, 324. Sumner, 241, 338. Sunapee, 33. Susquehanna, 200. Sutton, 235, 316, 317. Swain, 29, 274. Swan, 30, 335, 337, Swansea, 26, 48, 230. Swasey, 12, 13, 323. Sweet, 121, 127. Swett, 44.

394 ESTES GENEALOGIES. Swift, 30, 65, S9, 92, 1S9. Sycamore, 245. Sydney, S2. Sylvester, 51, 52, 63, 66, 79, 1S9. Syraons, 343. Syracuse, 125. Taber. 54, S3, 33S. Taft, 13, 244, 246. Talbotton, 270. Tallman, 67. Talmage,'229. Tarbox, 35. Tarrytown, 317. Taunton, 150, 217, 347. Taylor, 60, 61, in, 112, 116, 204, 230, 257, 322Tecumseh, 120. Teen, 164. Temple, 134. Terre Haut, 307. Thacher, 67. Thayer, 223, 233, 242, 325. Thaxton, 26S. Thorn, 69. Thomas, 24, 32, 53, 54,69, 155, 190, 212.215,295,299,340. Thomaston, 172, 175. Thompson, 31, S5, 98, 175, 196, 229, 245, 251,272,327. Thorndike, 105. Thorne, 12S. Thornton, 269, 270. Thorp, 261. Three Mile Bay, 86, 133. Rivers, S2. Thresha, 217. Thurlow, 158. Thurston, 54. Thwing, 1S5. Tibbets, 165. Ticonderoga, 281. Tilden, 79. Tilley, 165. Tillson, 231, 237. Tinsley, 2S7. Tirrell, 37. Titcumb, 32. Titusville, 122, 337. Tiverton, 53, 54, 69, 87, 89, 90. 91, «34. 136, f43. 144. 145, 146. 147. 148, 149, 150, 199, 200, 201, 203, 204, 205, 34S. Tobey, in, 116. Tobie, 99. Tobin, 76. Todd, 1 48. Togus, 30. Toledo, 92. Tolman, 191, Tomlin, 250. Tompkins, Topping, 126. Topsfield, 331, 342, 344. Topsham, 77, 185. Torr, 95. Torrey, 117, 118, 215, 219, 224. Tony, 98, 249. Tostier, 276. Touissett, 136. Towle, 157, 160. Town, 36, 331. Townsend, 25S. Trachen, 45. Tracy, 343. Traft, 233. Trask, 56. Trenton, 257, 2S6, 2SS, 322. Trevitts, 19. Tribou, 117. Tripp, 70, 83, 89, 100, 167. Trott, 159. Troy, 100, 165, 166, 16S, 195, 329, 346. Truesdell, ) ,,r Trusdell, ^76, 245. Trufart, 114. Trull, 337. Tucker, 88, 200. j Tuell, 30, 344. Turner, S, 109, 179, 201,. 257. Tuscaloosa, 259. Tuscumbia, 25S. Tuttle, 76. Twombly, 55.

395 Tyrell, 165. Unadilla, 196. Undenvood, 97, 193. Unity, 106, 173. Upham, 27, 331. Usher, 30. Utica, 12S, 130, 145, 194, 195, 229. Uxbridge, 13, 226, 230, 245. Valentine, 120. Valley Forge, 319, 325. 326. Vance, 125. Van Carter, 298. Vancouver City, 2S6. Vanessic, 123. Vanhook, 301. Vamey, 44, 56, 59, 62, 71, 72, 94, 98, 112, 160, 16S, 213. Vassalboro, no, 155, 156, 161, 174, 177, iSi, 182,209, 21 1, 329, 330. Vaughn, 79, 215, 271. Vergennes. 2i8. Vernon, 295. Very, 24. Vienna, 34. Vickery, 39. Vicksburg, 260. Vincent, 133. Vinen, 347. Vinton, 193, 279. Vironas, 2S2. Voohers, 339. Wadesburg, 121. Wadlington, 326. Wagner, 131. Waite, 92, 239, 250. Wakefield, 100, 102. Waldo, 60. Wales, no, 200. 217, 257. Walker, 114, 117, 262, 279, 298. Wall, 2S7, 2S8, 317. Wallace, 206. Walling, 226, 231. Wallingfor*, 57, 73. Walters, 304. Wanton, 7. Ward, 12, 14. 108, 122, 144, 213, 277. Warden, i66. Wardsworth, 161. Ware, 98, 163, 204, 205, 214. Wares, 233, 241. Wareham, 65, 66, 67. Warner, 33, 68, 200. Warren, 83, 135, 142, 144. 194, 195, 247, 2S0, 344. Warrenton, 1S2. Warivick, 67, 68, 83, 202. Washburn, 76, 211. Washington, 102, 168, 247, 312, 315. Waterboro, loi, 158. Waterbury, 195. Waterford, 173, 335, 336. Waterhouse, 97, 20S. Waters, 121, 337. Watertown, 19S. Waterville, 156, 178, 211, 218,316. Watkins, 199. Watson, 155. Wayland, 123. Waymouth, 37. Weadon, 93. Weare, 28. Webb, 339. Webber 246. Weber, ^SWebster, 46, 47, 177, 201. City, 202. Weeks, 83, 123. Weldon, 178. Wellfleet, 36. Wellington, 252. Well man, 129. Wells, 57, 58, 71, 72, 73, 125, 206, 23s. 23S. Welisborough, 280. Wendall, 202. Wenham. 29. W entworth, 93, 157, 279, 347. West, 4, 6, II, 15. Batavia, 119. Bowdoin, 77. Bridgewater, 106, 345.

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396 ESTES GENEALOGIES. West Bowersville, 283. Falmouth, 92. Gardner, 174. Harps well, 175. Han^ick, 204. Moreland, 194, 195, 316, 317. Paris, 173. Point, 258, 270. Rumney, 164. Springfield. i6g. Upton, 247. Westbrook, 109, iii, 157, 158, 185. Westfield, 186, 187, 18S. Weston, 176, 258. Westport, 88, 92, 149. Wexford, 119. Weymouth, 115, 192, 215, 350. Wheatland, 82, 83, 119, 123, 124, 125, 339 Wheeler, 120, 194, 203. Wheelock, 343, 346. Whipple. 214, 227. Whitaker, 15, 16. White, 60, 115. 1S5, 191, 223. 270, 274. 34S. Creek, 236. Whitehouse, 29, 162. Whitemarsh, 319. Whitestown, 14:^. Whitewater, 193. Whiting, 65, 97, ilS, 120, 182, 306. Whitman, 76, 14S, 173, 190. 191, 291. Whitmore, 179. Whitten, loi, 166. Whorton, 264. Wickham, 129. Wickizer, 2S7. WUber. 195. Wilcox, 54, 89, 205, 231, 237, 246, 252. Wildes, 331. Wiles Neck, 6. Wilkerson, 269. Wilkinson, 291. Willard, 347, 349. Willetts, 124, 128. Willey, 92. Williams, 30, 44, 129, 147. Williamsburg, 319, 320, 325. Williamstown, 200. Willingham, 313. Willis, 112. 118. Willow Lake, 237. Springs, 280, 28 1. Wilmington, 187, 242, 269, 312, 31S, 319Wilmot, 133. Wilson, loS, 1S3, 229, 261, 262,306, 3251 33S, 341. 342. 349Winchester, 172, 230, 308. Winchindon, 218. Windham, 62, 96, 99, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, iSo, 207, 20S. 329. Windmill Point, 319. j Windsor, 200. Wing, 65, 80, 123, i6o, 161, 162. 183, 189, 227, 347. Wingate, 205. Winn, 181. Winslow. 61, 160, 176. Winsor. 191. Winstead, 247. Winston, 309. Wirling, 33, 345. Wise, 176. Witham, 96. Witherell. 182. Withington, 116. Witlams, 271. Wixon, 155. Woburn, 36. Wood, 70, 8S, 89, 145. 207, 237, 244, 302. Woodbury, 32, iSo. Woodfin, 324. Woods, 276. Woodsom, 179. Woodstock, 76, i68, 169, 173, 215. 248. 337. Woodsum, 216. Woolman, 295. Woolsey, 245. Woonsocket, 143. 238, 247, 248, 250. 251. • Worcester, 136, 140, 144, 346.

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INDEX. 397 i^ff Worrall, 251. t Yarmouth. 29, i:'5, 331. Worthington, 134. | Yates, 230, 252, 289. Wright, 83, 86, 125, 202, 262, 269, 2S0, ' Young, 82, 242, 304, 306. 310. Wyatt, 278, 293. Wyman, 176. Wyoming, 237. Yankee Springs, 133. Youngstown, 131. York, 73, 104, 109, 126, 320. Yorkshire, 179. Zachary, 7. I Zanesville. 132.

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