HUSSEY MANUSCRIPT

HUSSEY MANUSCRIPT H U S S E Y M A N U S C R I P T

Daniel Hussey (H6/3.2), son of William Hussey (H7/10.3) and Phebe Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born about 1769, probably at Dover, New Hampshire. He was married about 1786 to Margaret Garland (G6/1.1) who was born September 3, 1768 in Lebanon, Maine.

Daniel Hussey, believed to be (H6/3.2), was enumerated as the head of a household in the l800 census of Strafford County, page 989. The family was reported as:

        "Hussey, Daniel         white male      26-45
                                white female    26-45
                                white male      10-16
                                white female    10-16
                                white female     0-10
                                white male       0-10
                                white female     0-10
                                white male       0-10
                                white female     0-10"

Children born to Daniel Hussey (H6/3.2) and Margaret Garland Hussey (G6/1.1) include:

        Ezekiel Hussey          (H5/2.1)        born in 1787
        Hannah Hussey           (H5/2.2)        born about 1789
        Mary Hussey             (H5/2.3)        born about 1791
        Jonathan Hussey         (H5/2.4)        born April 20, 1793
        David Hussey            (H5/2.5)        born about 1795
        Huldah Hussey           (H5/2.6)        born April 25, 1797
        Olive Hussey            (H5/2.7)        born November 5, 1799
        Elijah Hussey           (H5/2.8)        born April 28, 1801
        Paul Hussey             (H5/2.9)        born May 2, 1803
        Joan (or Johanna)       (H5/2.10)       born about 1806

Ezekiel Hussey (H5/2.1), son of Daniel Hussey (H6/3.2) and Margaret Garland Hussey (G6/1.1), was born about 1787. He was a resident of Rochester, New Hampshire when he was married December 7, 1815 to Mercy Horn (H5/1.1) of Rochester, according to "Vital Records of Dover, New Hampshire." It is believed that they later lived in Nashua, New Hampshire.

Mercy Horn Hussey (H5/1.1), "widow," was married to John Bowen Sargent December 7, 1827, according to "Vital Records of Dover, New Hampshire." She was admitted to First Church of Dover in September, 1824, and John Bowen Sargent was admitted September 6, 1842. She died January 10, 1852.

John Bowen Sargent was remarried in October 1853 to Mrs. Esther Tilman, "a widow from Tamworth," who was admitted to First Church of Dover May 1, 1848. John Bowen Sargent died June 3, 1864, at age 64. Esther Tilman Sargent died September 12, 1871, at age 63.

Children born to Ezekiel Hussey (H5/2.1) and Mercy Horn Hussey (H5/1.1) include:

        Jane Hussey             (H4/1.1)        born about 1817
        Daniel Hussey           (H4/1.2)        born about 1819
        Oliver Perry Hussey     (H4/1.3)        born about 1824
        Ezekiel Hussey          (H4/1.4)        born about 1826

Jane Hussey (H4/1.1), daughter of Ezekiel Hussey (H5/2.1) and Mercy Horn Hussey (H5/1.1), was born about 1817, probably in Nashua. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Daniel Hussey (H4/1.2), son of Ezekiel Hussey (H5/2.1) and Mercy Horn Hussey (H5/1.1), was born about 1819, probably in Nashua. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Oliver Perry Hussey (H4/1.3), son of Ezekiel Hussey (H5/2.1) and Mercy Horn Hussey (H5/1.1), was born about 1824, probably at Nashua. He was admitted to First Church of Dover July 5, 1840 and was dismissed to St. John Church, Lowell, Massachusetts May 31, 1842, according to "Vital Records of Dover, New Hampshire."

He was married September 18, 1858 to Sarah S. Philbrick (P4/1.1) who was born in Nashua, according to "History of Canterbury, New Hampshire" by James Otis Lyford.

Children born to Oliver Perry Hussey (H4/1.3) and Sarah S. Philbrick Hussey (P4/1.1) include:

Frank S. Hussey (H3/3.1) born about 1860

Frank S. Hussey (H3/3.1), son of Oliver Perry Hussey (H4/1.3) and Sarah S. Philbrick (P4/1.1), was born about 1860, probably in Nashua. He was married November 2, 1881 to Annie Bradford (B3/1.1).

Children born to Frank S. Hussey (H3/3.1) and Annie Bradford Hussey (B3/1.1) include:

Norman Clough Hussey (H2/1.1) born October 4, 1882

Norman Clough Hussey (H2/1.1), son of Frank S. Hussey (H3/3.1) and Annie Bradford Hussey (B3/1.1), was born October 4, 1882 at Nashua. He was married April 10, 1907 to Grace May Hartland (H2/1.1) who was born May 7, 1874 in Nashua. Children born to Norman Clough Hussey (H2/1.1) and Grace May Hartland Hussey (H2/1.1) are unknown.

Ezekiel Hussey (H4/1.4), son of Ezekiel Hussey (H5/2.1) and Mercy Horn Hussey (H5/1.1), was born about 1826, probably in Nashua. Ezekiel Hussey (H4/1.4), "son of John Bowen Sargent," was admitted to First Church of Dover March 5, 1843 and was dismissed to St. John Church, Lowell, Massachusetts January 1, 1847, according to "Vital Records of Dover, New Hampshire."

"George Washington, son of John Bowen Sargent," was admitted to First Church on the same date as Ezekiel Hussey (H4/1.4), according to "Vital Records of Dover, New Hampshire." He was "dismissed to Raymond" December 29, 1859.

Hannah Hussey (H5/2.2), daughter of Daniel Hussey (H6/3.2) and Margaret Garland Hussey (G6/1.1), was born about 1789, probably at Dover. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Mary Hussey (H5/2.3), daughter of Daniel Hussey (H6/3.2) and Margaret Garland Hussey (G6/1.1), was born about 1791, probably at Dover. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Jonathan Hussey (H5/2.4), son of Daniel Hussey (H6/3.2) and Margaret Garland Hussey (G6/1.1), was born June 20, 1793 at Rochester, New Hampshire. He was married November 1, 1819 to Mary "Polly" Hayes (H5/1.1) who was born in Rochester August 22, 1787 and baptized there November 15, 1789. She was the daughter of Ichabod Hayes (H6/1.1), the granddaughter of Ichabod Hayes (H7/1.1), great-granddaughter of Ichabod Hayes (H8/1.1) and great-great-granddaughter of John Hayes (H9/1.1), according to "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire."

Mary "Polly" Hayes Hussey (H5/1.1) died January 15, 1849 in Rochester. Jonathan Hussey (H5/2.4) was remarried August 29, 1849 to Joan Flagg (F5/1.1) and continued to live in Rochester where he served as selectman, was a representative in the state legislature in 1834 and 1835 and was colonel in the militia. Jonathan Hussey (H5/2.4) died in Rochester January 25, 1863.

Children born to Jonathan Hussey (H5/2.4) and Mary "Polly" Hayes Hussey (H5/1.1) include:

        Mary Ann Hussey         (H4/4.1)        born October 13, 1820
        Charles William Hussey (H4/4.2)        born January 10, 1823
        Elijah Martin Hussey    (H4/4.3)        born January 20, l826
        Rosina A. Hussey        (H4/4.4)        born February 13, 1829
        Jonathan Jackson Hussey (H4/4.5)        born August 26, 1832

No children were born to Jonathan Hussey (H5/2.4) and Joan Flagg Hussey (F5/1.1).

Mary Ann Hussey (H4/4.1), daughter of Jonathan Hussey (H5/2.4) and Mary "Polly" Hayes Hussey (H5/1.1), was born October 13, 1820 in Rochester. She died January 10, 1823, the day her brother was born, according to "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire."

Charles William Hussey (H4/4.2), son of Jonathan Hussey (H5/2.4) and Mary "Polly" Hayes Hussey (H5/1.1), was born January 10, 1823 in Rochester. He was married about 1848 to Nancy Bickford Davis (D4/1.1) who was born January 6, 1826. He died in Rochester September 24, 1888, and she died there December 18, 1895.

Children born to Charles William Hussey (H4/4.2) and Nancy Bickford Davis (D4/1.1) include:

Mary Ann Hussey (H3/2.1) born October 14, 1849
Charles Edwin Hussey (H3/2.2) born June 16, 1856

Mary Ann Hussey (H3/2.1), daughter of Charles William Hussey (H4/4.2) and Nancy Bickford Davis Hussey (D4/1.1), was born October 14, 1849 at Rochester. She was married June 6, 1868 to Charles Hayes (H3/1.1). Charles Hayes (H3/1.1) was born August 17, 1844 in Milton, New Hampshire. He was employed in a shoe factory in Farmington, New Hampshire. He was a selectman in Milton for eight years and was elected to the state legislature, according to "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire." She died May 2, 1874 and was buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Farmington. No children were born to them.

Charles Edwin Hussey (H3/2.2), son of Charles William Hussey (H4/4.2) and Nancy Bickford Davis Hussey (D4/1.1), was born June 16, 1856 in Rochester. He was graduated from Bates College in 1878 with an AB degree and received an MA degree in 1881. He was employed as a school superintendent in New Hampshire and also in Newton, Natick, Wakefield and Reading, Massachusetts. He was married December 25, 1884 to Carrie H. Wallace (W3/1.1), daughter of E. G. Wallace (W4/1.1) of Rochester. She was born February 26, 1862. Charles Edwin Hussey (H3/2.2) became an officer in the U. S. Army during the Spanish-American War. He died October 17, 1915 at Rochester. In 1932 Carrie H. Wallace Hussey (W3/1.1) continued to live in Rochester.

Children born to Charles Edwin Hussey (H3/2.2) and Carrie H. Wallace Hussey (W3/1.1) include:

Wallace Hussey (H2/2.1) born October 27, 1885
Helen Marr Hussey (H2/2.2) born October 6, 1887

Wallace Hussey (H2/2.1), son of Charles Edwin Hussey (H3/2.2) and Carrie H. Wallace Hussey (W3/1.1), was born October 27, 1885. He was graduated from Harvard University about 1906. In 1932 he remained unmarried.

Helen Marr Hussey (H2/2.2), daughter of Charles Edwin Hussey (H3/2.2) and Carrie H. Wallace Hussey (H3/1.1), was born October 6, 1887 in Rochester. She was an accomplished violinist and was graduated from Wellesley College in 1909. She was married November 29, 1913 to William H. Champlin (C2/1.1) of Rochester. He operated an extensive lumber and box manufacturing business. In 1935 she was state president of Garden Clubs of New Hampshire.

Elijah Martin Hussey (H4/4.3), son of Jonathan Hussey (H5/2.4) and Mary "Polly" Hayes Hussey (H5/1.1), was born January 20, 1826 in Rochester. He was graduated from Dartmouth College in 1852 and was married August 11, 1853 to Fannie Lucretia Woodward (W4/1.1), daughter of Stephen Woodward (W5/1.1) of Hanover, New Hampshire. He was principal of Lebanon Academy, Lebanon, New Hampshire in 1852-53 and of Franklin Academy in Dover in l853-54. He became a lawyer in Albany, New York in 1854 and moved his practice to New York City in 1859, according to "History of Rochester, New Hampshire." He appeared in the 1871 edition of the New York city directory as a lawyer officing at 23 Chambers Street and living at 217 East 23rd. He died there January 12, 1887. Children born to Elijah Martin Hussey (H4/4.3) and Fannie Lucretia Woodward Hussey (W4/1.1) are unknown.

Rosina A. Hussey (H4/4.4), daughter of Jonathan Hussey (H5/2.4) and Mary "Polly" Hayes Hussey (H5/1.1), was born February 13, 1849 in Rochester. She was married April 13, 1854 to Silas Hussey (H4/1.5), son of Silas Hussey (H5/4.1) and Lucy Varney Hussey (V5/1.1). They were second cousins, both having Paul Hussey (H7/10.1) as a common great-grandfather.

The life of Silas Hussey (H4/1.5) was described in "History of Dover, New Hampshire" by Franklin McDuffee and in "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire." The following is an excerpt from "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire":

"Silas Hussey had an interesting and distinguished career. Most of his life was engaged in filling contracts for granite construction in connection with the Central Pacific Railway; the foundations of buildings in his home town; the stone bridge over the Cocheco River; and the soldiers monument in the Rochester Park. He spent several years in California at the time of the gold rush, going first by the Cape Horn route and later by the Isthmus of Panama. He was a state legislator, justice of the peace for 46 years and state justice for 10 years."

[For children of Silas Hussey (H4/1.5) and Rosina A. Hussey Hussey (H4/4.4) see page 426.]

Jonathan Jackson Hussey (H4/4.5), son of Jonathan Hussey (H5/2.4) and Mary "Polly" Hayes Hussey (H5/1.1), was born August 26, 1832 in Rochester. He "died young," according to "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire."

David Hussey (H5/2.5), son of Daniel Hussey (H6/3.2) and Margaret Garland Hussey (H6/1.1), was born about 1795, probably at Dover. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Huldah Hussey (H5/2.6), daughter of Daniel Hussey (H6/3.2) and Margaret Garland Hussey (H6/1.1), was born April 25, 1797, according to "Genealogical History of New Hampshire." She was married March 21, 1824 to Benjamin E. Page (P5/1.1) of Rochester. He was born there in 1792, according to "Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy." He died in 1876, and she died August 20, 1879.

Olive Hussey (H5/2.7), daughter of Daniel Hussey (H6/3.2) and Margaret Garland Hussey (H6/1.1), was born November 5, 1799, probably at Dover, New Hampshire. She was married March 27, 1831 to Benjamin Furber (F5/2.1), son of William Furber (F6/3.2) and Alice Furber Furber (C6/1.1). William Furber (F6/3.2) and Alice Furber Furber (F6/4.1) were first cousins, according to Elizabeth Anne Jones Waidelich (J1/1.1), a descendant of Hubbell, Michigan.

William Furber (F6/3.2), son of Deacon Benjamin Furber (F7/1.3) and Deborah Tibbetts Furber (T7/1.1), was born in 1778 and was married in 1799 to Alice Furber (F6/4.1). She was born in 1781 to General Richard Furber (F7/1.4) and Alice Coleman Furber (C7/1.1). Deacon Benjamin Furber (F7/1.3) and General Richard Furber (F7/1.4) were sons of Ensign Richard Furber (F8/1.1) and Elizabeth Downing Furber (D8/1.1). Ensign Richard Furber (F8/1.1) (born 1725, died 1807) was a son of William Furber (F9/1.1) and Sarah Nute Furber (N9/1.1) William Furber (F9/1.1) (born 1672, died 1757) was a son of William Furber (F10/1.1) and Esther Starbuck Furber (S10/1.1). William Furber (F10/1.1) (b1646, died 1712) was the son of William Furber (F11/1.1) and Elizabeth Clark Furber (C11/1.1). William Furber (F11/1.1) was born in London in 1614 and was shipwrecked off the coast of Maine in 1635. He died in Dover in 1692, according to Elizabeth Anne Jones Waidelich (J1/1.1).

Benjamin Furber (F5/2.1) went to Augusta, Georgia about 1855 as a master mechanic to work on the first railroad to be built between Augusta and Atlanta. Olive Hussey Furber (H5/2.7) died at Somersworth October 4, 1871 and was buried in Forest Glade Cemetery there. Benjamin Furber (F5/2.1) was remarried about 1783 to Sarah Brewster.

Children born to Benjamin Furber (F5/2.1) and Olive Hussey Furber (H5/2.7) include:

        Rosamund F. Furber      (F4/1.1)        born in 1833
        Charles William Furber (F4/1.2)        born in 1835
        Henry Jewett Furber     (F4/1.3)        born about 1837
        Daniel Warren Furber    (F4/1.4)        born about 1839
        Jane Furber             (F4/1.5)        born about 1842

Charles William Furber (F4/1.2), son of Benjamin Furber (F5/2.1) and Olive Hussey Furber (F5/2.1) and Oliver Hussey Furber (H5/2.7), was born in 1835 in Somersworth. He was married in 1860 to Elizabeth Hardman (H4/1.1). He died in 1908, and she died in 1897.

Children born to them include:

        Benjamin Warren Furber (F3/2.1)        born in 1861
        Mary Olive Furber       (F3/2.2)        born in 1863
        Agnes Augusta Furber    (F3/2.3)        born in 1865
        Charles William Furber (F3/2.4)        born in 1870
        June Rosamund Furber    (F3/2.5)        born in 1872

Charles William Furber (F3/2.4), son of Charles William Furber (F4/1.2) and Elizabeth Hardman Furber (H4/1.1), was born in 1870. He was married in 1908 to Carrie Mahalah Good (G3/1.1). She died in 1932, and he died in 1936.

Children born to them include:

        Charles William Furber (F2/4.1)        born in 1903
        Warren Otis Furber      (F2/4.2)        born in 1912
        Ralph Good Furber       (F2/4.3)        born in 1914
        Elizabeth Norrie Furber (F2/4.4)        born in 1917

Elizabeth Norrie Furber (F2/4.4), daughter of Charles William Furber (F3/2.4) and Carrie Mahalah Good (G3/1.1), was born in 1917. She was married in 1937 to Thurmond Glasgow Jones (J2/1.1) who was born in 1912.

Children born to them include:

        Elizabeth Anne Jones    (J1/1.1)        born in 1939
        Joyce Ilene Jones       (J1/1.2)        born in 1942
        Thurmond Glasgow Jones (J1/1.3)        born in 1944

Elizabeth Anne Jones (J1/1.1), daughter of Thurmond Glasgow Jones (J2/1.1) and Elizabeth Norrie Furber (F2/4.4), was born in 1939. She was married in 1972 to Frederick George Waidelich (W1/1.1). In May 1982 they lived in Hubbell, Michigan where she was active in family history research.

Elijah Hussey (H5/2.8), son of Daniel Hussey (H6/3.2) and Margaret Garland Hussey (H6/1.1), was born April 28, 1801. He was married about 1825, wife's name Moore. An Elijah Hussey, believed to be (H5/2.8) appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Essex County, Massachusetts, Andover township, page 205.

Children born to Elijah Hussey (H5/2.8) include:

        Charles Hussey          (H4/8.1)        born about 1827
        Luther Hussey           (H4/8.2)        born about 1829
        Augustine Hussey        (H4/8.3)        born about l832
        Elvira Hussey           (H4/8.4)        born about l835

Charles Hussey (H4/8.1), son of Elijah Hussey (H5/2.8), was born about 1827. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Luther Hussey (H4/8.2), son of Elijah Hussey (H5/2.8), was born about 1829. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Augustine Hussey (H4/8.3), son of Elijah Hussey (H5/2.8), was born about 1832. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Elvira Hussey (H4/8.4), daughter of Elijah Hussey (H5/2.8), was born about 1835. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Paul Hussey (H5/2.9), son of Daniel Hussey (H6/3.2) and Margaret Garland Hussey (G6/1.1), was born May 2, 1803 in Rochester. He farmed near Rochester all his life. He was married March 5, 1828 to Nancy Colbath (C5/1.1) who was born November 5, 1800. He was enumerated as the head of a household in the l840 census of Strafford County, Dover township, page 561. Paul Hussey (H5/2.9) died October 28, 1871, and she died February 9, 1872.

Children born to Paul Hussey (H5/2.9) and Nancy Colbath Hussey (C5/1.1) include:

        Joanna Hussey           (H4/9.1)        born December 17, 1828
        George Dame Hussey      (H4/9.2)        born May 14, 1831
        Hannah Hussey           (H4/9.3)        born April 30, 1832
        Daniel Hussey           (H4/9.4)        born May 23, 1833
        Martha Frances Hussey   (H4/9.5)        born January 20, 1835
        Paul Freeman Hussey     (H4/9.6)        born April 6, 1836
        Louis McDuffee Hussey   (H4/9.7)        born November 6, 1837
        Walter Scott Hussey     (H4/9.8)        born April 6, 1840
        Charles Burney Hussey   (H4/9.9)        born November 19, 1844

Joanna Hussey (H4/9.1), daughter of Paul Hussey (H5/2.9) and Nancy Colbath Hussey (C5/1.1), was born December 17, 1828 at Rochester. She died in October 1876.

George Dame Hussey (H4/9.2), son of Paul Hussey (H5/2.9) and Nancy Colbath Hussey (C5/1.1), was born May 14, 1831 at Rochester. He was married March 8, 1859 to Mary Jane Foss (F4/1.1) who was born September 6, 1839. She died September 18, 1886.

Children of George Dame Hussey (H4/9.2) and Mary Jane Foss Hussey (F4/1.1) include:

        Clara Hussey            (H3/2.1)        born about 1861
        Laura Frances Hussey    (H3/2.2)        born about 1863
        Mabel Eldorado Hussey   (H3/2.3)        born about 1866
        George Hussey           (H3/2.4)        born about 1868
        Charles Lincoln Hussey (H3/2.5)        born August 18, 1870
        Annie Mary Hussey       (H3/2.6)        born about 1873
        Albert Warren Hussey    (H3/2.7)        born about 1876
        Frank Hussey            (H3/2.8)        born about 1879

Clara Hussey (H3/2.1), daughter of George Dame Hussey (H4/9.2) and Mary Jane Foss Hussey (F4/1.1), was born about 1861 at Rochester. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Laura Frances Hussey (H3/2.2), daughter of George Dame Hussey (H4/9.2) and Mary Jane Foss Hussey (F4/1.1), was born about 1863 at Rochester. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Mabel Eldorado Hussey (H3/2.3), daughter of George Dame Hussey (H4/9.2) and Mary Jane Foss Hussey (F4/1.1), was born about 1866 at Rochester. Of this individual nothing more is known.

George Hussey (H3/2.4), son of George Dame Hussey (H4/9.2) and Mary Jane Foss Hussey (F4/1.1), was born about 1868 at Rochester. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Charles Lincoln Hussey (H3/2.5), son of George Dame Hussey (H4/9.2) and Mary Jane Foss Hussey (F4/1.1), was born August 18, 1870 in Rochester. He was graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1892 and commissioned an ensign July 1, 1894 while serving aboard the USS Oregon. He was married to Mrs. Harriett Brownson Tooker (B3/1.1) December 21, 1908. During World War I he was commander of the USS Birmingham. He was captain of the USS Idaho in 1920-21. He retired as a rear admiral October 1, 1827 and died December 4, 1934 in Litchfield, Connecticut.

Children born to Charles Lincoln Hussey (H3/2.5) and Harriett Brownson Tooker Hussey (B3/1.1) include:

Faith Hussey (H2/5.1) born about 1910

Faith Hussey (H2/5.1), daughter of Charles Lincoln Hussey (H3/2.5) and Harriett Brownson Tooker Hussey (B3/1.1), was born about 1910. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Annie Mary Hussey (H3/2.6), daughter of George Dame Hussey (H4/9.2) and Mary Jane Foss Hussey (F4/1.1), was born in Rochester about 1873. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Albert Warren Hussey (H3/2.7), son of George Dame Hussey (H4/9.2) and Mary Jane Foss Hussey (F4/1.1), was born in Rochester about 1876. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Frank Hussey (H3/2.8), son of George Dame Hussey (H4/9.2) and Mary Jane Foss Hussey (F4/1.1), was born in Rochester about 1879. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Hannah Hussey (H4/9.3), daughter of Paul Hussey (H5/2.9) and Nancy Colbath Hussey (C5/1.1), was born April 30, 1832. She was married November 15, 1848 to George Allison (A4/1.1) of Grutland, Yorkshire, England.

Daniel Hussey (H4/9.4), son of Paul Hussey (H5/2.9) and Nancy Colbath Hussey (H5/6.1), was born May 23, l833. He was married April 22, 1855 to Mary Frances Evans (E4/1.1) of Rochester who was born March 23, l833.

Children of Daniel Hussey (H4/9.4) and Mary Frances Evans Hussey (E4/1.1) include:

Edward H. Hussey (H3/4.1) born about 1857
Frank Evans Hussey (H3/4.2) born about l860

Edward H. Hussey (H3/4.1), son of Daniel Hussey (H4/9.4) and Mary Frances Evans Hussey (E4/1.1), was born about l857. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Frank Evans Hussey (H3/4.2), son of Daniel Hussey (H4/9.4) and Mary Frances Evans Hussey (HE4/1.1), was born about 1860. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Martha Frances Hussey (H4/9.5), daughter of Paul Hussey (H5/2.9) and Nancy Colbath Hussey (C5/1.1), was born January 20, 1835 at Rochester. She was married February 12, 1862 to Joseph Warren Colbath (C4/1.1) of Exeter, New Hampshire. She died December 10, l906.

Paul Freeman Hussey (H4/9.6), son of Paul Hussey (H5/2.9) and Nancy Colbath Hussey (C5/1.1), was born April 6, 1836 in Rochester. He was married January 1, 1878 to Mary Elizabeth Kimball (K4/1.1). Paul Freeman Hussey (H4/9.6) died December 1, 1893.

Born to Paul Freeman Hussey (H4/9.6) and Mary Elizabeth Kimball Hussey (K4/1.1) was:

Freeman Garfield Hussey (H3/6.1) born about 1880

Freeman Garfield Hussey (H3/6.1), son of Paul Freeman Hussey (H4/9.6) and Mary Elizabeth Kimball Hussey (K4/1.1), was born about 1880. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Louis McDuffee Hussey (H4/9.7), son of Paul Hussey (H5/2.9) and Nancy Colbath Hussey (C5/1.1), was born November 6, 1837 in Rochester. He enlisted in Company B, First New Hampshire Infantry Regiment at the beginning of the Civil War. He was the second soldier enlisted from Rochester, according to "Genealogical History of New Hampshire." He was mustered in May 2, 1861 and served until August 9, 1861 when he was discharged. He re-enlisted in Company A, Fourth New Hampshire Infantry Regiment and was made sergeant. He enlisted September 18, 1861, re-enlisted January 1, 1864 and was mustered out August 23, 1865. He participated in the battles of: Pocataligo, Morris Island, Seige of Wayne, Seige of Sumter, Bermuda Hundred, Drury's Bluff, Cold Harbor, Hatcher's Run, Seige of Petersburg, New Market Heights and Ft. Fisher. He was promoted to first lieutenant of Company A November 9, 1864 and was made captain of Company C, Fourth New Hampshire Infantry Regiment February 7, 1865.

After his discharge from the army he worked in a shoe factory in Rochester until he retired. He was the first marshal of Rochester when the town was incorporated. He was married October 22, 1896 to Harriett E. Dame (D4/1.1) who was born in Rochester in 1843 and died there January 4, 1902. Louis McDuffee Hussey (H4/9.7) continued to live in Rochester in 1908. No children were born to them.

Walter Scott Hussey (H4/9.8), son of Paul Hussey (H5/2.9) and Nancy Colbath Hussey (C5/1.1), was born April 6, 1840 at Rochester. He was married January 23, 1864 to Emily Pinkham (P4/1.1). Emily Pinkham Hussey (P4/1.1) died May 13, 1891. He was remarried November 27, 1893 to Addie F. Morrill (M4/1.1) who was born April 19, 1869.

Children born to Walter Scott Hussey (H4/9.8) and Emily Pinkham Hussey (P4/1.1) are unknown. Children born to Walter Scott Hussey (H4/9.8) and Addie F. Morrill Hussey (M4/1.1) include:

        Cora Edith Hussey       (H3/8.1)        born about 1895
        Maud E. Hussey          (H3/8.2)        born about 1897
        Walter Lewis Hussey     (H3/8.3)        born about l900

Cora Edith Hussey (H3/8.1), daughter of Walter Scott Hussey (H4/9.8) and Addie F. Morrill Hussey (M4/1.1), was born about 1895. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Maud E. Hussey (H3/8.2), daughter of Walter Scott Hussey (H4/9.8) and Addie F. Morrill Hussey (M4/1.1), was born about l897. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Walter Lewis Hussey (H3/8.3), son of Walter Scott Hussey (H4/9.8) and Addie F. Morrill Hussey (M4/1.1), was born about 1900. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Charles Burney Hussey (H4/9.9), son of Paul Hussey (H5/2.9) and Nancy Colbath Hussey (C5/1.1), was born November 19, 1844 at Rochester. He enlisted in Company H, Ninth New Hampshire Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. He was injured and taken prisoner at the Battle of Spottsylvania Courthouse and died in a Confederate prison at Richmond, Virginia May 31, 1864.

Joan (or Johanna) Hussey (H5/2.10), daughter of Daniel Hussey (H6/3.2) and Margaret Garland Hussey (G6/1.1), was born about 1806. Of this individual nothing more is known.

John Hussey (H6/3.3), son of William Hussey (H7/10.3) and Phebe Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born in Berwick, Maine March 8, 1771, according to Burton N. Derick. He was married about 1795, wife's name unknown.

Children born to John Hussey (H6/3.3) include:

Paul Hussey (H5/3.1) born about 1800

Paul Hussey (H5/3.1), son of John Hussey (H6/3.3), was born about 1800, probably in Maine. He was married about 1825 to Mary Wentworth (W5/1.1).

Children born to Paul Hussey (H5/3.1) and Mary Wentworth Hussey (W5/1.1) include:

Paul Hussey (H4/1.1) born October 26, 1827

Paul Hussey (H4/1.1), son of Paul Hussey (5/3.1) and Mary Wentworth Hussey (W5/1.1), was born October 26, 1827, probably in Maine. He filed a marriage intent with Jane Hayes (H4/1.1) January 8, 1856, and they were married January 16, 1856. She was the daughter of Elijah Hayes (H5/1.1), the granddaughter of Elijah Hayes (H6/1.1), the great-granddaughter of Peter Hayes (H7/1.1) and great-great-granddaughter of John Hayes (H8/1.1), according to "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire." by Katherine F. Richmond.

Paul Hussey (H4/1.1) and Phebe Jane Hayes Hussey (H4/1.1) lived on "Tear Shirt Hill," later renamed "Diamond Hill" at Berwick. She died November 22, 1883 and was buried at Berwick. He died April l5, 1904 at Berwick.

Children born to them include:

        Charles Sumner Hussey   (H3/1.1)        born October 3, 1856
        Mary Frances Hussey     (H3/1.2)        born July 25, 1858
        William Ricker Hussey   (H3/1.3)        born November 22, 1863
        Mark Herman Hussey      (H3/1.4)        born October 20, 1865

Charles Sumner Hussey (H3/1.1), son of Paul Hussey (H4/1.1) and Phebe Jane Hayes Hussey (H4/1.1), was born October 3, 1856 at Berwick. He was married November 14, 1876 to Emma Louise Grant (G3/1.1), daughter of Joshua Grant (G4/1.1) and Rosetta Beane Grant (B4/1.1). In 1934 Charles Sumner Hussey (H3/1.1) and Emma Louise Grant Hussey (G3/1.1) continued to live on the Hayes homestead in Berwick, according to "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire."

Children born to them include:

        Alice Gertrude Hussey   (H2/1.1)        born January 15, 1877
        Bertha Ethelyn Hussey   (H2/1.2)        born July 4, 1879
        Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3)        born October 4, 1881
        Walter Myron Hussey     (H2/1.4)        born December 24, 1883
        Chester Arthur Hussey   (H2/1.5)        born November 12, 1885
        Annie Whitney Hussey    (H2/1.6)        born February 27, 1887
        Elinor Mae Hussey       (H2/1.7)        born March 2, 1889
        Ruth Marguerite Hussey (H2/1.8)        born May 10, 1892
        Paul Hussey             (H2/1.9)        born July 30, 1894

Alice Gertrude Hussey (H2/1.1), daughter of Charles Sumner Hussey (H3/1.1) and Emma Louise Grant Hussey (G3/1.1), was born January 15, 1877, according to "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire." She was married June 26, 1907 to Charles Earl Watson (W2/1.1), investment broker of Boston, who was born August 19, 1876 at Lynn, Massachusetts, the son of Charles Sumner Watson (W3/1.1) and Mary Ann Wells Watson (W3/1.1). In 1934 Alice Gertrude Hussey Watson (H2/1.1) was secretary of the Board of Public Welfare in Reading, Massachusetts. No children were born to them.

Bertha Ethelyn Hussey (H2/1.2), daughter of Charles Sumner Hussey (H3/1.1) and Emma Louise Grant Hussey (G3/1.1), was born July 4, 1879 at Berwick, according to "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire." She was married about 1900 to Charles M. Armstrong (A2/1.1). In 1934 they lived at Astoria, New York on Long Island. No children were born to them.

Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3), son of Charles Sumner Hussey (H3/1.1) and Emma Louise Grant Hussey (G3/1.1), was born October 4, 1881 at Berwick. He was married April 15, 1914 to Martha Fidelia Goodwin (G2/1.1), daughter of Joseph Goodwin (G3/1.1) and Euphemia Blackwood Goodwin (B3/1.1) of South Berwick. In 1934 they continued to live in South Berwick.

Children born to Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3) and Martha Fidelia Goodwin Hussey (G2/1.1) include:

        Rachel Euphemia Hussey          (H1/3.1)        born January 29, 1915
        Madeline Jeanette Hussey        (H1/3.2)        born August 7, 1917
        Paul Hussey                     (H1/3.3)        born November 4, 1918
        Charles Sumner Hussey           (H1/3.4)        born January 21, 1922
        Gerald Hussey                   (H1/3.5)        born October 20, 1923
        Edgar Goodwin Hussey            (H1/3.6)        born January 9, 1926
        Martha Hussey                   (H1/3.7)        born August 5, 1927
        Kathleen Yvonne Hussey          (H1/3.8)        born December 15, 1928
        Phyllis Jean Hussey             (H1/3.9)        born July 12, 1931
        John Hussey                     (H1/3.10)       born December 3, 1932

Rachel Euphemia Hussey (H1/3.1), daughter of Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3) and Martha Fidelia Goodwin Hussey (G2/1.1), was born January 29, 1915 at South Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Madeline Jeanette Hussey (H1/3.2), daughter of Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3) and Martha Fidelia Goodwin Hussey (G2/1.1), was born August 7, 1917 at South Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Paul Hussey (H1/3.3), son of Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3) and Martha Fidelia Goodwin Hussey (G2/1.1), was born November 4, 1918 at South Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Charles Sumner Hussey (H1/3.4), son of Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3) and Martha Fidelia Goodwin Hussey (G2/1.1), was born January 21, 1922 at South Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Gerald Hussey (H1/3.5), son of Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3) and Martha Fidelia Goodwin Hussey (G2/1.1), was born October 23, 1923 at South Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Edgar Goodwin Hussey (H1/3.6), son of Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3) and Martha Fidelia Goodwin Hussey (G2/1.1), was born January 9, 1926 at South Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Martha Hussey (H1/3.7), daughter of Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3) and Martha Fidelia Goodwin Hussey (G2/1.1), was born August 5, 1927 at South Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Kathleen Yvonne Hussey (H2/3.8), daughter of Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3) and Martha Fidelia Goodwin Hussey (G2/1.1), was born July 12, 1931 at South Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Phyllis Jean Hussey (H2/3.9), daughter of Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3) and Martha Fidelia Goodwin Hussey (G2/1.1), was born July 12, 1931 at South Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

John Hussey (H2/3.10), daughter of Charles Lawrence Hussey (H2/1.3) and Martha Fidelia Goodwin Hussey (G2/1.1), was born December 3, 1932 at South Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Walter Myron Hussey (H2/1.4), son of Charles Sumner Hussey (H3/1.1) and Emma Louise Grant Hussey (G3/1.1), was born December 24, 1883 at Berwick. He was married about 1912 to Katherine McCarthy (M2/1.1). He died March 4, 1930 and was buried at Berwick. Katherine McCarthy Hussey (M2/1.1) in 1934 was living on the old Hayes homestead at Berwick, according to "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire."

Children born to Walter Myron Hussey (H2/1.4) and Katherine McCarthy Hussey (M2/1.1) include:

        Audrey Whitney Hussey   (H1/4.1)        born January 1913
        Louise Hussey           (H1/4.2)        born November 1916
        Maxine Hussey           (H1/4.3)        born June 14, 1929

Audrey Whitney Hussey (H1/4.1), daughter of Walter Myron Hussey (H2/1.4) and Katherine McCarthy Hussey (M2/1.1), was born in January 1913 at Berwick. She was a graduate of Pawtucket Memorial Hospital, Pawtucket, Rhode Island in 1934.

Louise Hussey (H1/4.2), daughter of Walter Myron Hussey (H2/1.4) and Katherine McCarthy Hussey (M2/1.1), was born in November 1916 at Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Maxine Hussey (H1/4.3), daughter of Walter Myron Hussey (H2/1.4) and Katherine McCarthy Hussey (M2/1.1), was born June 14, 1929 at Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Chester Arthur Hussey (H2/1.5), son of Charles Sumner Hussey (H3/1.1) and Emma Louise Hussey (G3/1.1), was born November 12, 1885 at Berwick. He died September 21, 1886, according to "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire."

Annie Whitney Hussey (H2/1.6), daughter of Charles Sumner Hussey (H3/1.1) and Emma Louise Hussey (G3/1.1), was born February 27, 1887 at Berwick. She was married about 1907 to Hugh Leonard Eames (E2/1.1), son of Thomas Eames (E3/1.1). In 1934 they lived in Reading, Massachusetts.

Elinor Mae Hussey (H2/1.7), daughter of Charles Sumner Hussey (H3/1.1) and Emma Louise Grant Hussey (G3/1.1), was born March 2, 1889 at Berwick. She was married about 1911 to George H. Austin (A2/1.1). In 1934 they lived in Reading.

Ruth Marguerite Hussey (H2/1.8), daughter of Charles Sumner Hussey (H3/1.1) and Emma Louise Grant Hussey (G3/1.1), was born May 10, 1892 at Berwick. She was married about 1912 to Moses C. Worcester (W2/1.1), son of Olin J. Worcester (W3/1.1). In 1932 they lived at Berwick. No children were born to them.

Paul Hussey (H2/1.9), son of Charles Sumner Hussey (H3/1.1) and Emma Louise Grant Hussey (G3/1.1), was born July 30, 1894. He enlisted in the 303rd Maine Field Artillery, Battery F in World War I and was killed overseas October 14, 1918, four weeks before the Armistice.

Mary Frances Hussey (H3/1.2), daughter of Paul Hussey (H4/1.1) and Phebe Jane Hayes Hussey (H4/1.1), was born July 25, 1858 at Berwick. She was married February 27, 1877 to Joshua T. Nowell (N3/1.1). She died November 8, 1894. He continued to live at Melrose Highlands, Massachusetts in 1934. Two children were born to them.

William Ricker Hussey (H3/1.3), son of Paul Hussey (H4/1.1) and Phebe Jane Hayes Hussey (H4/1.1), was born November 22, 1863 at Berwick on the old Hayes homestead. He was married June 20, 1883 to Annie Nora Lord (L3/1.1). Annie Nora Lord Hussey (L3/1.1) died January 5, 1926, and William Ricker Hussey (H3/1.3) continued to live on the old Hayes homestead in 1934.

Children born to them include:

Florence Martha Hussey (H2/3.1) born May 8, 1884

Florence Martha Hussey (H2/3.1), daughter of William Ricker Hussey (H3/1.3) and Annie Nora Lord Hussey (L3/1.1), was born May 8, 1884 at Berwick. She was married about 1904 to James R. Groat (G2/1.1). In 1934 she, a widow, lived at Jersey City, New Jersey. Two children were born to them.

Mark Herman Hussey (H3/1.4), son of Paul Hussey (H4/1.1) and Phebe Jane Hayes Hussey (H4/1.1), was born October 20, 1865 at Berwick. He was married about 1890 to Vera Ellis (E3/1.1) of Milton, New Hampshire. Mark Herman Hussey (H3/12.4) "died suddenly" at Dover, according to "John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire."

Children born to Mark Herman Hussey (H3/1.4) and Vera Ellis Hussey (E3/1.1) include:

Leland Hussey (H2/4.1) born about 1893

Leland Hussey (H2/4.1), son of Mark Herman Hussey (H3/1.4) and Vera Ellis Hussey (E3/1.1), was born about 1893. He was married about 1913, wife's name unknown. Leland Hussey (H2/4.1) died before 1932.

Children born to Leland Hussey (H2/4.1) include:

Herman Hussey (H1/1.1) born about 1914
(daughter) (H1/1.2) born about 1916

Herman Hussey (H1/1.1), son of Leland Hussey (H2/4.1), was born about 19l4. In 1932 he lived in Lynn, Massachusetts and attended Clark University.

A daughter (H1/1.2), name unknown, was born to Leland Hussey (H2/4.1) about 1916. Of this individual nothing more is known.

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. Hannah Hussey (H6/3.4), daughter of William Hussey (H7/10.3) and Phebe Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born 13th, 3rd month, 1773 at Berwick. She was married November 3, 1791 to Christopher Cole (C6/1.1), son of John Cole (C7/1.1) and Elizabeth Cole of Sanford, Maine.

Sarah Hussey (H6/3.5), daughter of William Hussey (H7/10.3) and Phebe Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born 21st, 8th month, 1774 at Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

William Hussey (H6/3.6), son of William Hussey (H7/10.3) and Phebe Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born 21st, 9th month, 1776 at Berwick. William Hussey, believed to be (H6/3.5), appeared as the head of a household in the 1800 census of York County, page 936. The family was rendered as:

        "Hussey, William        white male      26-45
                                white female    16-26
                                white female     0-10
                                white female     0-10"

Paul Hussey (H6/3.7), son of William Hussey (H7/10.3) and Phebe Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born 26th, 5th month, 1779 in Berwick. Paul Hussey, believed to be (H6/3.7), appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of York County, North Berwick township, page 44.

Abigail Hussey (H6/3.8), daughter of William Hussey (H7/10.3) and Phebe Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born about 1781 in Berwick. She was married about 1800, husband's name Varney. ["Richard Hussey and His Descendants" renders this child as "Abijah" Hussey (H6/3.8).]

Mary Hussey (H6/3.9), daughter of William Hussey (H7/10.3) and Phebe Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born March 13, 1783 at Berwick. She was married at Berwick June 26, 1807 to John Stephens (S6/1.1), son of Chaise Stephens (S7/1.1) and Rebecca Stephens of Windham, Maine.

Elizabeth Hussey (H6/3.10), daughter of William Hussey (H7/10.3) and Phebe Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born about 1786 at Berwick. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Mary Hussey (H7/10.4), daughter of William Hussey (8/3.10) and Hannah Robinson Hussey (R8/1.2), was born about 1742, probably at Dover, New Hampshire. She was married October 2, 1765 to Ebenezer Fry (F7/1.1) as his second wife. He was a son of William Fry (F8/1.1) and Abigail Varney Fry (V8/1.1) of Kittery, Maine. Ebenezer Fry (F7/1.1) and Mary Hussey Fry (F7/10.4) were mentioned in her father's will dated July 27, 1777. Two sons were born to them.

Abigail Hussey (H7/10.5), daughter of William Hussey (H8/1.10) and Hannah Robinson Hussey (R8/1.2), was born 15th, 7th month, 1744 at Dover. She was married January 4, 1764 to Timothy Varney (V7/1.1), son of Samuel Varney (V8/1.1) and Mary Varney of Dover, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants". Abigail Hussey Varney (H7/10.5) was mentioned in her father's will dated July 27, 1777. Timothy Varney (V7/1.1) was born 1st, 7th month, 1742 and died September 30, 1808.

Children born to them include:

        Hannah Varney           (V6/1.1)        born February 14, 1765
        Samuel Varney           (V6/1.2)        born February 16, 1767
        Huldah Varney           (V6/1.3)        born April 1, 1769
        Mercy Varney            (V6/1.4)        born March 8, 1771
        Mary Varney             (V6/1.5)        born June 28, 1775
        Timothy Varney          (V6/1.6)        born February 11, 1781
        Abigail Varney          (V6/1.7)       born May 30, 1785

Samuel Varney (V6/1.2), son of Timothy Varney (V7/1.1) and Abigail Hussey Varney (H7/10.5), was born February 16, 1767. He was married about 1795 to Mary Hussey (H6/5.1), daughter of Samuel Hussey (H7/5.5) and Mercy Hussey of Somersworth. They were second cousins, both having Richard Hussey (H9/1.1) as a common great-grandfather, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants."

Timothy Hussey (H7/10.6), son of William Hussey (H8/1.10) and Hannah Robinson Hussey (R8/1.2), was born at Dover in 1748, according to Gordon P. Colby. He was married in Falmouth, Maine November 24, 1782 to Sybil Thompson (T7/1.1), daughter of Paul Thompson (T8/1.1) and Eleanor Thompson of Scarboro, Maine.

He appeared as the head of a household in the 1800 census of Strafford County, New Hampshire, page 933. The family was rendered as:

        "Hussey, Timothy        white male      over 45
                                white female    over 45
                                white female      26-45
                                white male        16-26
                                white male        16-26
                                white male         0-10"

Sybil Thompson Hussey (T7/1.1) died in Dover in December 1806, and he was remarried February 3, 1808 to Elizabeth Hussey (H6/9.2), his first cousin, once-removed. She was born March 11, 1771 to Samuel Hussey (H7/5.9) and Mercy Evans Hussey (E7/1.1)

Timothy Hussey (H7/10.6) and Elizabeth Hussey Hussey (H6/9.2) conveyed "Hussey Falls" and one acre of land on the Cocheco River to Isaac Wendell for the Dover Cotton Factory December 11, 1821, according to "Landmarks in Ancient Dover."

Timothy Hussey (H7/10.6) died February 21, 1824, and Elizabeth Hussey Hussey (H6/9.2) was appointed administratrix of his estate March 29, 1824. She died January 28, 1830. A portion of their real estate devolved upon Thomas Snell (S6/1.1), their son-in-law and Mary Elizabeth Hussey Snell (H6/6.2) June 8, 1830.

Children born to Timothy Hussey (H7/10.6) and Elizabeth Hussey Hussey (H6/9.2) include:

Hannah Hussey (H6/6.1) born October 16, 1808
Mary Elizabeth Hussey (H6/6.2) born December 22, 1809

Hannah Hussey (H6/6.1), daughter of Timothy Hussey (H7/10.6) and Elizabeth Hussey Hussey (H6/9.2), was born October 16, 1808, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants." She was married about 1826 to Joseph Whitney (W6/1.1). Six children were born to them:

        Laurentia Amorette Whitney (W5/1.1)    born August 15, 1833
        Eliza Ann Whitney           (W5/1.2)    born September 18, 1838
        Amanda Whitney              (W5/1.3)    born about 1840
        William Whitney             (W5/1.4)    born about 1842
        George Whitney              (W5/1.5)    born about 1844
        Frank Whitney               (W6/1.6)    born about 1847

Laurentia Amorette Whitney (W5/1.1), daughter of Joseph Whitney (W6/1.1) and Hannah Hussey Whitney (H6/6.1), was born August 15, 1833. She was married about 1852 to Abraham Batchelder of Loudon, New Hampshire.

Eliza Ann Whitney (W5/1.2), daughter of Joseph Whitney (W6/1.1) and Hannah Hussey Whitney (H6/6.1), was born September 18, 1838. She was married about 1854 to Joseph Porter Batchelder of Loudon, New Hampshire.

Mary Elizabeth Hussey (H6/6.2), daughter of Timothy Hussey (H7/10.6) and Elizabeth Hussey Hussey (H6/9.2), was December 22, 1809. She was married March 3, 1830 to Thomas Snell (S6/1.1), son of John Snell (S7/1.1) and Elizabeth Caldwell Snell (C7/1.1) of Madbury, New Hampshire, according to "History of the Town of Durham, New Hampshire." He was born in Lee, New Hampshire May 14, 1798 and died May 5, 1859.

Children born to Thomas Snell (S6/1.1) and Mary Elizabeth Hussey Snell (H6/6.2) include:

        Timothy Hussey Snell    (S5/1.1)        born October 19, 1830
        Alfred William Snell    (S5/1.2)        born about 1832
        Elizabeth Snell         (S5/1.3)        born about 1835
        Three Snell             (S5/1.4)        born about 1838
        Lydia Jane Snell        (S5/1.5)        born about 1841

Lydia Jane Snell (S5/1.5), daughter of Thomas Snell (S6/1.1) and Mary Elizabeth Hussey Snell (H6/6.2), was born about 1841. She was married in Somersworth, New Hampshire November 21, 1871 to Charles Moses Hussey (H4/3.1), son of Moses B. Hussey (H5/3.3). They were second cousins, once-removed, both being descendants of William Hussey (H8/1.10).

Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7), son of William Hussey (H8/3.11) and Hannah Robinson Hussey (R8/1.2), was born at Dover 21st, 1st month, 1750. He was married in Dover October 5, 1774 to Priscilla Hanson (H7/1.1), daughter of Stephen Hanson (H8/1.1) and Mary Austin Hanson (A8/1.1), according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants."

Children born to Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7) and Priscilla Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1) include:

        Lydia Hussey            (H6/7.1)        born December 30, 1775
        Mary Hussey             (H6/7.2)        born February 11, 1778
        Hannah Hussey           (H6/7.3)        born October 14, 1780
        Stephen Hussey          (H6/7.4)        born March 29, 1783
        Hanson Hussey           (H6/7.5)        born May 8, 1785
        Timothy Hussey          (H6/7.6)        born May 13, 1787
        Mercy Hussey            (H6/7.7)        born July 3, 1789
        Mary Hussey             (H6/7.8)        born about 1791
        Miriam Hussey           (H6/7.9)        born about 1793
        Sybil Hussey            (H6/7.10)       born about 1796
        Elijah Hussey           (H6/7.11)       born about 1799

Lydia Hussey, (H6/7.1), daughter of Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7) and Priscilla Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born December 30, 1775 in Berwick, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants." She was later disowned by the Quakers.

Mary Hussey (H6/7.2), daughter of Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7) and Priscilla Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born in Berwick February 11, 1778. She died in December 1786, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants."

Hannah Hussey (H6/7.3), daughter of Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7) and Priscilla Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born in Berwick October 14, 1780, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants." Of this individual nothing more is known.

Stephen Hussey (H6/7.4), son of Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7) and Priscilla Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born in Berwick March 29, 1783, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants." Of this individual nothing more is known.

Hanson Hussey (H6/7.5), son of Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7) and Priscilla Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born May 8, 1785, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants." Of this individual nothing more is known.

Timothy Hussey (H6/7.6), son of Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7), and Priscilla Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born in Berwick, Maine May 13, 1787, according to records of Harlem Monthly Meeting. He was married about 1811, wife's name Abigail. Abigail Hussey was born November 9, 1787 at Berwick. In 1814 they lived at Harlem, Maine and in 1820 at Albion, Maine. He was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Somerset County, Maine, Athens township, page 121. Timothy Hussey (H6/7.6) died April 22, 1858 at age 71, according to his tombstone in the Hussey Quaker Cemetery at China, Maine.

Children born to Timothy Hussey (H6/7.6) and Abigail Hussey include:

        Cynthia Hussey          (H5/6.1)        born February 13, 1812
        Hannah Hussey           (H5/6.2)        born October 27, 1814
        John Hussey             (H5/6.3)        born December 8, 1818
        George Buffum Hussey    (H5/6.4)        born December 22, 1820
        Antress Rogers Hussey   (H5/6.5)        born May 9, 1823
        Elmira Hussey           (H5/6.6)        born October 16, 1825
        Mercy Hussey            (H5/6.7)        born November 24, 1827
        Samuel B. Hussey        (H5/6.8)        born May 26, 1831

Cynthia Hussey (H5/6.1), daughter of Timothy Hussey (H6/7.6) and Abigail Hussey, was born at Berwick February 13, 1812, according to records of Harlem Monthly Meeting. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Hannah Hussey (H5/6.2), daughter of Timothy Hussey (H6/7.6) and Abigail Hussey, was born at Harlem, Maine October 27, 1814, according to records of Harlem Monthly Meeting. She died June 1, 1841.

John Hussey (H5/6.3), son of Timothy Hussey (H6/7.6) and Abigail Hussey, was born at Harlem December 8, 1818, according to records of Harlem Monthly Meeting. Of this individual nothing more is known.

George Buffum Hussey (H5/6.4), son of Timothy Hussey (H6/7.6) and Abigail Hussey, was born December 22, 1820 at China, according to records of Harlem Monthly Meeting. In l851 he lived at Peabody, Massachusetts.

Children born to George Buffum Hussey (H6/5.4) include:

Alonzo Taylor Hussey (H4/4.1) born in 1851

Alonzo Taylor Hussey (H4/4.1), son of George Buffum Hussey (H6/5.4), was born in 1851 in Peabody. He was married about 1880, wife's name unknown, and in 1882 they lived in Springfield, Massachusetts.

Children born to Alonzo Taylor Hussey (H4/4.1) include:

Merritt Buffum Hussey (H3/1.1) born in 1882

Merritt Buffum Hussey (H3/1.1), son of Alonzo Taylor Hussey (H4/4.1), was born in 1882 in Springfield, according to Dr. Ruth Ann May Hussey Lindquist Bassler (H2/7.2). He was married about 1902, wife's name unknown, and in 1909 lived in Springfield.

Children born to Merritt Buffum Hussey (H3/1.1) include:

Russell Buffum Hussey (H2/1.1) born in 1909

Russell Buffum Hussey (H2/1.1), son of Merritt Buffum Hussey (H3/1.1), was born in Springfield in 1909, according to Dr. Ruth Ann May Hussey Lindquist Bassler (H2/7.2). Of this individual nothing more is known.

Antress Rogers Hussey (H5/6.5), daughter of Timothy Hussey (H6/7.6) and Abigail Hussey, was born May 9, 1823 at China, according to records of Harlem Monthly Meeting. She died March 11, 1858 at age "34 years, 10 months," according to her tombstone in the cemetery at China.

Elmira Hussey (H5/6.6), daughter of Timothy Hussey (H6/7.6) and Abigail Hussey, was born October 26, 1825 at China, according to records of Harlem Monthly Meeting. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Mercy Hussey (H5/6.7), daughter of Timothy Hussey (H6/7.6) and Abigail Hussey, was born November 24, 1827 at China, according to records of Harlem Monthly Meeting. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Samuel B. Hussey (H5/6.8), son of Timothy Hussey (H6/7.6) and Abigail Hussey, was born May 26, 1831 at China, according to records of Harlem Monthly Meeting. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Mercy Hussey (H5/7.7), daughter of Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7) and Priscilla Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born July 3, 1789 in Berwick, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants." Of this individual nothing more is known.

Mary Hussey (H6/7.8), daughter of Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7) and Priscilla Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born about 1791 in Berwick, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants." Of this individual nothing more is known.

Miriam Hussey (H6/7.9), daughter of Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7) and Priscilla Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born about 1793 in Berwick, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants." Of this individual nothing more is known.

Sybil Hussey (H6/7.10), daughter of Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7) and Priscilla Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born July 3, 1796, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants." She died June 22, 1815.

Elijah Hussey (H6/7.11), son of Stephen Hussey (H7/10.7) and Priscilla Hanson Hussey (H7/1.1), was born about 1799 in Berwick, according to "Richard Hussey and His Descendants." Of this individual nothing more is known.

Margaret Hussey (H8/1.11), daughter of Richard Hussey (H9/1.1) and Jane Hussey, was born 28th, 2nd month, 1712 at Somersworth, New Hampshire. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Benjamin Hussey (H8/1.12), son of Richard Hussey (H9/1.1) and Jane Hussey, was born 1st, 4th month, 1718 at Somersworth. About 1734 he chose his brother William Hussey (H8/1.10) to be his guardian, suggesting that both of his parents were deceased by this time. Of this individual nothing more is known.

STRAFFORD COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE, Miscellaneous=========

Ann Hussey "of Dover, New Hampshire" was married to James Wood in Boston, according to the December 23, 1829 edition of "Columbia Centinel."
                                        --0-- Anna Hussey, born 1784, died 1848, was buried in Lot 7W, Plot 24 in Pine Grove Cemetery, according to "Graveyards of Barrington, New Hampshire."
                                        --0-- Annie Mary Hussey who died in 1829 was buried in Lot 7W, Plot 24 in Pine Grove Cemetery, according to "Graveyards of Barrington, New Hampshire."
                                        --0-- Benjamin Hussey was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Strafford County, Somersworth township, page 578.
                                        --0-- Betsy Hussey, born 1761, died 1835, was buried in Lot 7W, Plot 24 in Pine Grove Cemetery, according to "Graveyards of Barrington, New Hampshire."
                                        --0-- Burleigh Hussey was born about 1800 at Dover of parents unknown. He was married about 1829, wife's name Watson. He was a farmer at Dover throughout his life. Children born to them include:

        Charles Paul Hussey             born November 14, 1830
        Hoag Hussey                     born about 1832
        Burleigh Hussey                 born about 1834
        John Hussey                     born about 1837
        George Hussey                   born about 1840

Charles Paul Hussey, son of Burleigh Hussey, was born at Dover November 14, 1830, according to "Genealogical History of New Hampshire." He was married in 1848 to Caroline Watson who was born September 15, 1828. Shortly after their marriage they lived in Rochester, New Hampshire where he was a foreman in a woolen mill. Later he was foreman in a shoe factory at Haverhill, Massachusetts. In 1878 he bought a farm from Silas Hussey (H5/1.5) where he lived until his death in Rochester August 13, 1894.

Children born to Charles Paul Hussey and Caroline Watson Hussey include:

        Burleigh Hussey                 born about 1849
        Charles P. Hussey               born about 1851
        Carrie Hussey                   born about 1854
        Minnie Hussey                   born about 1857
        Jay Dow Hussey                  born August 15, 1868

Burleigh Hussey, son of Charles Paul Hussey and Caroline Watson Hussey, was born about 1849 in Rochester. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Charles P. Hussey, son of Charles Paul Hussey and Caroline Watson Hussey, was born about 1851 in Rochester. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Carrie Hussey, daughter of Charles Paul Hussey and Caroline Watson Hussey, was born about 1854 in Rochester. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Minnie Hussey, daughter of Charles Paul Hussey and Caroline Watson Hussey, was born about 1857 in Rochester. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Jay Dow Hussey, son of Charles Paul Hussey and Caroline Watson Hussey, was born August 15, 1868 in Rochester. Following graduation from Rochester High School he was employed by Boston and Maine Railroad Company as a telegraph operator at Rochester. Later he was transferred to Portsmouth, New Hampshire where he was freight cashier for eight years. He was married January 4, 1887 to Maude Cushman who was born September 15, 1872 to Zebediah Cushman and Augusta L. Herrick Cushman of Kennebunk, Maine. From 1896 to 1908 he was ticket agent at Rochester.

Children born to Jay Dow Hussey and Maude Cushman Hussey include:

Maud Frances Hussey born about 1889
Minnie Caroline Hussey born about 1891

Hoag Hussey, son of Burleigh Hussey, was born at Dover, New Hampshire about 1832. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Burleigh Hussey, son of Burleigh Hussey, was born at Dover about 1834. Of this individual nothing more is known.

John Hussey, son of Burleigh Hussey, was born at Dover about 1837. Of this individual nothing more is known.

George Hussey, son of Burleigh Hussey, was born at Dover about 1840. Of this individual nothing more is known.
                                        --0-- Daniel Hussey was a resident of Dover in 1837 when he was elected to the state legislature, according to "History of Dover, New Hampshire." He appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Strafford County, Dover township, page 530.
                                        --0-- Daniel Hussey was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Strafford County, Somersworth township, page 578.
                                        --0-- Elizabeth Hussey appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Strafford County, Dover township, page 552.
                                        --0-- Elizabeth Hussey, a student in 1825, was mentioned in "History of the Town of Durham, New Hampshire."
                                        --0-- Hannah Hussey, unidentified, was born about 1757. She was married about 1775 at Vassalboro to Isaiah Gifford, son of William Gifford and Mary Gifford. He was born at Falmouth, Maine and was baptized there May 15, 1774, according to Falmouth church records.

He was a blacksmith at Vassalboro. He died about May 31, 1831 at Albion, Maine. She died after June 28, 1831, according to "New England Historical and Genealogical Register."

Children born to Isaiah Gifford and Hannah Hussey Gifford, according to the records of Vassalboro Monthly Meeting, include:

        Bethiah Gifford         born March 8, 1798, died 1799
        Mary Gifford            born November 18, 1799
        William Gifford         born October 8, 1802, died 1874
        Lydia Gifford           born May 15, 1805
        Huldah Gifford          born November 24, 1808
        Sarah Gifford           born April 3, 1811
        Daniel Gifford          born August 5, 1815
        Eliza Ann Gifford       born August 17, 1819

Sarah Gifford, daughter of Isaiah Gifford and Hannah Hussey Gifford, was born April 3, 1811 at Vassalboro. She was married about 1830 to Albert Hussey [unidentified], according to records of Vassalboro Monthly Meeting. Sarah Gifford Hussey died at Winthrop, Maine March 27, 1892.
                                        --0-- Hannah Hussey appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Strafford County, Somersworth township, page 571.
                                        --0-- Hannah Hussey was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Strafford County, Somersworth township, page 580.
                                        --0-- Irene Hussey was born July 18, 1841 and was married about 1860 to Jefferson Chesley, according to "History of the Town of Durham, New Hampshire." She died December 12, 1884.
                                        --0-- John Hussey of Dover enlisted February 13, 1745 in an infantry company commanded by Capt. Samuel Hale. He participated in the capture of Louisburg. He was discharged October 1, 1745 and was paid a balance of 19 shillings, 6 pence for his services, according to "History of Dover, New Hampshire."
                                        --0-- John Hussey was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Strafford County, Somersworth township, page 578.
                                        --0-- Jona[than?] Hussey was listed as the head of one of two Hussey households recorded in the 1790 census of New Hampshire. The family was recorded in Strafford County, Wolfborough township as "two white males over 16, four white males under 16 and three females," according to "Heads of Households, New Hampshire, 1790," page 100.
                                        --0-- Levi Hussey was born in 1797. He was married about 1822 to Sarah Edgerly. Sarah Edgerly Hussey died May 19, 1851, and Levi Hussey died March 13, 1872, at age 74, according to "History of the Town of Durham, New Hampshire."
                                        --0-- Malenda Hussey was married to Samuel Libbey August 31, 1828, according to "History of the Town of Durham, New Hampshire."
                                        --0-- Moses Hussey was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Strafford County, Dover township, page 533.
                                        --0-- Olive Hussey was married April 13, 1797 to Benjamin Trickey at Rochester, according to Katherine W. Trickey, Bangor, Maine, a descendant.
                                        --0-- Mrs. Patience Hussey, "formerly of Somerset, aged 99 years," died in December 1831, according to the December 28, 1831 edition of "Columbia Centinel."
                                        --0-- Paul H. Hussey was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Strafford County, Rochester township, page 514.
                                        --0-- Richard Hussey was married about 1765 to Betty Drew. Betty Drew Hussey, "wife of Richard Hussey," was mentioned in the will of her father, Thomas Drew of Madbury, New Hampshire in 1783, according to "History of the Town of Durham, New Hampshire" by Everett S. Stackpole.

A Richard Hussey, possibly the above, was enumerated in the 1790 census of Strafford County as the head of a household in Barrington, New Hampshire. The household, according to "Heads of Households, New Hampshire, 1790," was composed of:

        "Hussey, Richard        white male      over 16
                                white female
                                white male      under 16
                                white male      under 16
                                white female
                                white female
                                white female"

Richard Hussey was recorded as the head of a household in the 1800 census of Strafford County, Barrington township. The family was composed of:

        "Hussey, Richard        white male      26-45
                                white female    26-45
                                white male      10-16
                                white female    10-16
                                white male      10-16
                                white female     0-10
                                white male       0-10"
                                        --0-- Richard D. Hussey, born 1759, died 1815, was buried in Lot 7W, Plot 24, Pine Grove Cemetery, according to "Graveyards of Barrington, New Hampshire."
                                        --0-- Deacon Thomas Hussey, born 1786, died 1878, was buried in Lot 9E, Plot 24, Pine Grove Cemetery, according to "Graveyards of Barrington, New Hampshire." Buried beside him was Mrs. Susan Hale Hussey, believed to be his wife, born 1793, died 1887.
                                        --0-- Timothy Hussey was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Strafford County, Dover township, page 532.
                                        --0-- William Hussey died at Dover April 20, 1793, according to "Vital Records of Dover."

NEW JERSEY, GENERAL==========

The 1790 census of New Jersey was burned by the British in Washington, D.C, consequently no census record of Hussey families there at that time, if any, is available.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, NEW JERSEY==========

Simon Hussey, alias Anderson, "from Maryland," was indicted for stealing a mare from Charles Davis August 24, 1758 in Cumberland County. He, along with Francis Pickering, pled "not guilty." The jury who found Simon Hussey guilty of horse-stealing declared that "the prisoner has no goods, chattels, land or tenements." Simon Hussey and Charles Davis were sentenced to hang on September 18, 1758, according to "Pennsylvnia Magazine." Simon Hussey escaped hanging however because he was only 20 years old.

GLOUCESTER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY==========

John Hussey was a resident of Gloucester County in 1773, according to "Revolutionary Census of New Jersey" by Ken Stryker-Rodda.

NEW YORK, GENERAL==========

Three Hussey households were enumerated in the 1790 census of New York. They were:

John Hussey                   Columbia County   Hudson township      Page 67
Paul Hussey       (H8/7.13)   Columbia County   Hudson township      Page 66
Sylvanus Hussey   (H7/4.10)   Albany County     Cambridge township   Page 20

ALBANY COUNTY, NEW YORK==========

E. G. Hussey was listed as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Albany County, Watervliet township, page 33.
--0-- Nicholas Hussey was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Albany County, page 205, residing in the Fourth Ward of Albany, New York.

CATARAUGUS COUNTY, NEW YORK==========

John Hussey was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Cataraugus County, Persia township, page 328.
--0-- Seth Hussey appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Cataraugus County, Randolph township, page 166.

OKLAHOMA

Donna Carole Hussey, age 32 was married January 10, 1970 to Thomas Marcellus Toher, age 40, according to Wagoner County, Oklahoma Marriage Book, 24, page 271.