FIRST GENERATION

1. RICHARD REMINGTON was born about 1510.

His RELATION is 10th G Grandfather of William M Worth.

He was married to AGNES BLAKE.

AGNES BLAKE was born about 1510.

She is RELATION in 10th G Grandmother of William M Worth.

RICHARD REMINGTON and AGNES BLAKE had the following children:

+2 i. RICHARD REMINGTON

SECOND GENERATION

2. RICHARD REMINGTON was born in 1535 in Lund, Yorkshire, England.

He died on 10 Nov 1615 in Lockington, Yorkshire, England.

His RELATION is 9th G Grandfather of William M Worth.

He was married to ELIZABETH HUTTON about 1582 in Yorkshire, England.

ELIZABETH HUTTON was born about 1565 in Yorkshire, England.

She is RELATION 9th G Grandmother of William M Worth.

RICHARD REMINGTON and ELIZABETH HUTTON had the following children:

3 i. Mary REMINGTON was born on 24 Nov 1586 in Lockington, Yorkshire, England

4 ii. Beatrix REMINGTON was born on 2 Jun 1588 in Lockington, Yorkshire, England

5 iii. Richard REMINGTON was born on 18 Oct 1590 in Lockington, Yorkshire, England

6 iv. Timothy REMINGTON was born on 25 Apr 1592 in Lockington, Yorkshire, England

7 v. Henry REMINGTON was born in Apr 1593 in Lockington, Yorkshire, England.

8 vi. Robert REMINGTON was born in 1594 in Lockington, Yorkshire, England.

+9 vii. Elizabeth REMINGTON

+10 viii. LT. JOHN REMINGTON

THIRD GENERATION

9. Elizabeth REMINGTON was born on 5 Aug 1595 in Lockington, Yorkshire, England.

She was married to Peter DOLMAN in 1612 in Lockington, Yorkshire, England. Peter DOLMAN was born about 1592

10. LT. JOHN REMINGTON was born in 1600 in Lockington, Yorkshire, England He died on 8 Jun 1667 in Roxbury, Norfolk, Mass. America.

His RELATION is 8th G Grandfather of William M Worth.

He belonged it is said, to a younger branch of a very ancient family in County York, England

It is claimed that Beatrix de Remington, Lady Prioress of the Benedictine Convent of Clementhorpe, County York, England, in 1396 was one of the early members of the same family.

The Yorkshire visitation in 1665 found that the family had at that time [1665] resided there for six continuous generations. The Remington family consisting of several branches, still [in 1907] continues to reside in York and Lancaster Counties, England.

The Arms borne by the Remington's of Lund, County York, and the Remington's of Crow Trees, Melling, County Lancaster, are blazoned as follows; " Barry of twelve Arg, and Az, a bend gules, Crest; A hand erect holding a broken tilting spear all ppr," The family of Broomhead

Hall, Sheffield, County York bear a modification of these arms which consists of a " barry of ten" inttead of a "barry of 12" [ED I have been unable however to obtain any authentic data showing the relationship between those English families and our American Remington's. John Remington, The first ancestor in America, came from Yorkshire, England with his Wife Elizabeth and son Thomas, and settled at Newbury, Mass. in 1637; and became a freeman there May 22,1638. He removed to Rowley and on May 13, 1643 was commissioned a Lieutenant of a military company at that place. He subsequently removed to Roxbury, and reconstructed its meeting house in 1658. He became a proprietor there also and is mentioned in the records of the town as " late inhabitant of Rowley now of Roxbury" He sold lands there in 1659 and 1662.

His wife Elizabeth died at Rowley Oct. 24, 1658 and he married [2nd] Rhoda, widow of John Gore, who survived him and married [3rd] Edwaed Porter.

Lt. John Remington had a son John who was a carpenter and proprietor at Rowley in 1652. He had a very large family It is sometimes difficult to separate on the records the two sets of children and the dates of their respective births, especially as some of the Christian names are the same in each family. Lt. John died 8 June 1667, and administration of his estate was granted to his son Jonathan, who resided at Cambridge, and to John Stedman.

He was married to MRS ELIZABETH REMINGTON in 1631 in England.

MRS ELIZABETH REMINGTON was born about 1610 in Yorkshire, England.

She died on 24 Oct 1658 in Rowley, Essex, Mass. America.

She was buried on 24 Oct 1658.

She is RELATION 8th G Grandmother of William M Worth.

LT. JOHN REMINGTON and MRS ELIZABETH REMINGTON had the following children:

+11 i. THOMAS REMINGTON SR

12 ii. John REMINGTON was born about 1637 in Newbury, Mass

He died on 8 Jun 1667 in Rowley, Mass

A carpenter and proprietor at Rowley Mass. and had a large family

+13 iii. Jonathan REMINGTON

+14 iv. Daniel REMINGTON

+15 v. Hannah REMINGTON

16 vi. Elizabeth REMINGTON was born on 5 Apr 1645 in Rowley, Essex, Mass She died on 16 Mar 1646 in Rowley, Essex, Mass

+17 vii. Elizabeth REMINGTON

18 viii. Joseph REMINGTON was born in 1650 in Rowley, Essex, Mass

19 ix. Mary REMINGTON was born on 31 Jan 1653 in Rowley, Essex, Mass She died in Jul 1653 in Rowley, Essex, Mass

He was married to Rhoda GORE before Jun 1659 in Rowley, Essex, Mass. 2nd Marriage for Both.

Rhoda GORE was born about 1605 in Widow of John Gore.

FOURTH GENERATION

11. THOMAS REMINGTON SR. was born in 1635 in Yorkshire, England.

He died on 23 Feb 1721 in Suffield, Hartford, CT

His RELATION is 7th G Grandfather of William M Worth.

Thomas Remington Born in Yorkshire, England, He was a freeman at Rowley, Mass in 1651

He removed to Suffield, CT. where he had a grant of land in 1674. He was one of the first of 5 selectman elected in Suffield in 1682, 85, 90, 92, 94, 97, 98. The history of Suffield by H.S. Sheldon speaks of Thomas Remington son of John of Newbury, as having had a grant of land of 60 acres on Feather St Suffield. His son Jonathan had a grant of 30 acres next to his Fathers lot on Remington St. in Suffield, once called Northampton RD., takes its name from this family

He was married to MEHITABLE WALKER (daughter of RICHARD WALKER and JANE TALMAGE) on 19 Jan 1658 in Rowley, Essex, Mass

MEHITABLE WALKER was born about 1640 in Windsor, Hartford, CT

She died on 17 Dec 1718 in Suffield, Hartford, CT

She is RELATION 7th G Grandmother of William M Worth.

THOMAS REMINGTON SR. and MEHITABLE WALKER had the following children:

+20 i. Thomas REMINGTON

+21 ii. John REMINGTON

+22 iii. JONATHAN REMINGTON SR

+23 iv. Mary REMINGTON

+24 v. Sarah REMINGTON

25 vi. Samuel REMINGTON was born on 28 Jul 1672 in Rowley, Essex, Mass He died in 1730 in Rowley, Essex, Mass

+26 vii. Joseph REMINGTON

27 viii. Benjamin REMINGTON was born on 23 Dec 1677 in Suffield, Hartford, CT He died on 4 Jan 1767

13. Jonathan REMINGTON was born on 12 Feb 1639 in Newbury, Essex, Mass

He died on 21 Apr 1700 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass

Born at Newbury, but settled and married at Cambridge. He was quite prominent in public life and especially in military affairs. He was in command of a military company during the winter and spring, 1675-6 and was very active in the later Indian Wars in 1869, at Groton and in 1691 at Wells, and in eastern parts. He served with the Cambridge men under

CAPT Davenport in the Narragansett Campaign, King Philip's war, and was in the great Swamp Fight where King Philip was killed. In the winter following he was active in the command and supply of some of the garrisons in the interior towns. [See New England History & General

Register Vol. 42 page 96 and Vol. 8 pp. 317 -320] From 1682 until his death on Apr. 21,1700 he was the proprietor of the original " Blue Anchor Tavern" at Cambridge. He was selectman, Town Clerk and Treasurer. He left a large family among whom was a son Jonathan born July 27,1677, graduated from Harvard in 1696,and was professor there in 1703-1707. [New England History & Gen. Register, Vol. 46 pp5-6, Vol. 8 PP 317-320] He was afterwards Judge of the Probate Court for a period of more than 40 years. Up to the year 1798 there had been 5 of the Remington Family graduated at Harvard and 1 at Yale.

He was married to Martha BELCHER (daughter of Andrew BELCHER and Elizabeth DANFORTH) on 13 Jul 1664 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.

Martha BELCHER was born on 26 Jul 1644 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass

Jonathan REMINGTON and Martha BELCHER had the following children:

28 i. Jonathan REMINGTON was born on 27 Jul 1677 in Cambridge, Mass.

14. Daniel REMINGTON was born on 2 Oct 1642 in Rowley, Essex, Mass

He was married to MRS. Hannah REMINGTON about 1670 in Suffolk, Mass MRS Hannah REMINGTON was born abt 1645

15. Hannah REMINGTON was born on 19 Jun 1643 in Charlston, Middlesex,

Mass She died on 8 Nov 1736 in Charleston, Mass

She was married to Thomas LARKIN on 13 Sep 1666 in Charleston, Middlesex, Mass. Thomas LARKIN was born about 1643.

17. Elizabeth REMINGTON was born about 1647 in Rowley, Essex, Mass.

She died in 1680.

She was married to John STEDMAN on 14 May 1666 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass. John STEDMAN was born about 1645.

FIFTH GENERATION

20. Thomas REMINGTON was born on 15 Jul 1659 in Rowley, Essex, Mass.

He died on 16 Dec 1683 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He was married to Remember STOWELL (daughter of Samuel STOWELL and Mary FARROW on 16 Mar 1677 in Hingham, Plymouth, Mass

Remember STOWELL was born on 22 Apr 1662 in Hingham Plymouth, Mass. She died on 5 Nov 1694.

21. John REMINGTON was born on 2 Nov 1661 in Rowley, Essex, Mass.

He died in 1723 in Suffield, Hartford, CT,

He was married to Margaret SCOTT 1st wife on 6 Dec 1684 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Margaret SCOTT 1st wife was born about 1663.

She died on 14 Jul 1693 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

John REMINGTON and Margaret SCOTT 1st wife had the following children:

29 i. Sarah REMINGTON was born on 22 Jan 1688 in Suffield, Hartford, CT She was christened as only child of this Union.

He was married to Hannah HALE 2nd wife (daughter of Thomas HALE and Mary HUTCHINSON) on 19 Dec 1700 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Hannah HALE 2nd wife was born on 14 Sep 1680 in Suffield, Hartford, CT She died on 1 Apr 1768 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

John REMINGTON and Hannah HALE 2nd wife had the following children:

30 i. Thomas REMINGTON Twin was born on 4 Feb 1702 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

31 ii. Derick REMINGTON Twin was born on 4 Feb 1702 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

+32 iii. Samuel REMINGTON

+33 iv. Stephen REMINGTON Pvt AMER REV WAR

34 v. Hannah REMINGTON was born on 25 Mar 1723 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

22. JONATHAN REMINGTON SR. was born on 26 Oct 1663 in Rowley, Essex, Mass. He died on 17 Jun 1755 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

His RELATION is 6th G Grandfather of William M Worth.

He had a tract of land of 30 acres on Feather St. adjoining his father Thomas land.

He was married to SARAH HOVEY (daughter of NATHANIEL HOVEY and SARAH FULLER) on 11 Jun 1701 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

SARAH HOVEY was born on 19 Sep 1680 in Ipswich, Essex, MASS.

She died on 18 Oct 1716 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She is RELATION 6th G Grandmother of William M Worth.

JONATHAN REMINGTON SR. and SARAH HOVEY had the following children:

+35 i. Sarah REMINGTON

+36 ii. JONATHON REMINGTON JR

+37 iii. Elizabeth REMINGTON

+38 iv. Abigail REMINGTON

He was married to Widow Mary RISING on 11 Jul 1723 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Widow Mary RISING was born about 1663 NO ISSUE OF THIS MARRIAGE.

She died on 24 May 1764 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

23. Mary REMINGTON was born on 14 Jul 1666 in Rowley, Essex, Mass.

She died on 27 Dec 1747.

She was married to Abel LEONARD on 4 Mar 1686 in Springfield, Hampden, Mass. Abel LEONARD was born about 1665.

24. Sarah REMINGTON was born on 8 Dec 1668 in Rowley, Essex, Mass.

She was married to Peter ROE (son of Hugh ROE and MRS. Abigail ROE) on 24 Jan 1688 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Peter ROE was born in 1662 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 4 Feb 1739 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Peter Roe was brought to court for invoking the "evil sprit against ye minister of ye place" [John Younglove] and was found guilty of rebellion with a fine of five pounds.

He was a selectman of Suffield in 1702, 13, 16, 18, 22, 25, 27, 29.

Sarah REMINGTON and Peter ROE had the following children:

+39 i. Sarah ROE

26. Joseph REMINGTON was born on 1 Sep 1675 in Windsor, Hartford, CT.

He died on 24 Jul 1768 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Joseph Remington was a selectman in Suffield in 1711, 17, 18, 21, 24, 26, 32, 37, and 43

He was married to Elizabeth DUDLEY on 2 Dec 1703 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. Elizabeth DUDLEY was born about 1680.

He was married to Thankful HITCHCOCK 2nd wife on 16 May 1759 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. Thankful HITCHCOCK 2nd wife was born about 1680.

SIXTH GENERATION

32. Samuel REMINGTON was born on 5 Mar 1709 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He was married to Abigail LANE

Abigail LANE was born about 1712 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Samuel REMINGTON and Abigail LANE had the following children:

40 i. Abigail REMINGTON was born on 11 Aug 1738 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

41 ii. Sarah REMINGTON was born on 7 Jun 1740 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

42 iii. Tabetha REMINGTON was born on 15 Jul 1751 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

33. Stephen REMINGTON PVT AMER REV WAR was born on 30 Jan 1712 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died in 1792 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He was married to Sarah BARLOW (daughter of James BARLOW JR. and Mary HARMON [on 26 Apr 1735.

Sarah BARLOW was born on 14 Jan 1717 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Stephen REMINGTON PVT AMER REV WAR and Sarah BARLOW had the following children:

+43 i. Mary REMINGTON

+44 ii. Stephen REMINGTON

35. Sarah REMINGTON was born on 28 Jan 1706 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 18 Oct 1732.

She was married to Josiah WEALD on 20 May 1730 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. Josiah WEALD was born about 1705.

36. JONATHON REMINGTON JR. was born on 11 Nov 1707 in Suffield, Hartford, CT He died on 9 Mar 1796 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

His RELATION is 5th G Grandfather of William M Worth.

He was married to THANKFUL WARNER on 5 Nov 1735 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

THANKFUL WARNER was born on 31 May 1711.

She died on 2 Sep 1759 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She is RELATION 5th G Grandmother of William M Worth.

JONATHON REMINGTON JR. and THANKFUL WARNER had the following children:

45 i. Nathanal REMINGTON AMER REV WAR was born on 17 Aug 1736 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

+46 ii. Jonathan REMINGTON

47 iii. Polk REMINGTON was born on 31 Jan 1739 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

48 iv. Amos REMINGTON was born on 23 Mar 1741 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 1 Sep 1742 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

+49 v. MARY REMINGTON

50 vi. Ahory REMINGTON was born on 15 Jan 1745 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

51 vii. Liza REMINGTON was born on 19 Mar 1749 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He was married to MRS Elizabeth REMINGTON in Feb 1778 in 2nd Wife.

MRS Elizabeth REMINGTON was born in Maiden Name not Known.

37. Elizabeth REMINGTON was born on 15 Apr 1710 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. She was married to CAPT William FLETCHER.

CAPT William FLETCHER was born about 1710.

38. Abigail REMINGTON was born on 25 May 1712 in Suffield, Hartford, CT She died on 26 Sep 1813 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She was married to Josiah HALE

Josiah HALE 2nd husb was born about 1710.

She was married to Noah POMEROY (son of Joseph POMEROY and Hannah SEYMOUR) on 26 Aug 1732 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. 1st husb.

Noah POMEROY was born on 20 Oct 1709 in Farmington, Hartford, CT.

Abigail REMINGTON and Noah POMEROY had the following children:

+52 i. Jonathan POMEROY AMER REV WAR Minute man

39. Sarah ROE was born on 17 Jul 1696 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She was married to Samuel HATHAWAY (son of Abraham HATHAWAY and Rebecca WILBOR) on 28 May 1719 in Taunton, Bristol, Mass

Samuel HATHAWAY was born in 1690 in Taunton, Bristol, Mass.

He died on 14 Apr 1765 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Samuel Hathaway was Selectman in Suffield in 1734, 38, 39.

Sarah ROE and Samuel HATHAWAY had the following children:

53 i. Samuel HATHAWAY was born on 15 Mar 1720 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

54 ii. CAPT Joel HATHAWAY was born on 2 Nov 1721 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died after 1763. Joel Hathaway was Selectman in Suffield,

CT. in 1761 and 1763

+55 iii. Ebenizer HATHAWAY

+56 iv. Lucy HATHAWAY

57 v. Seth HATHAWAY Amer. Rev. War was born on 5 Nov 1727 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died about 1733 in Suffield Hartford CT.

58 vi. John HATHAWAY was born on 12 Apr 1733 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

59 vii. Isaiah HATHAWAY was born on 23 Mar 1734 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

+60 viii. Asahel HATHAWAY

SEVENTH GENERATION

43. Mary REMINGTON was born on 25 Jan 1737 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She was married to Thomas REMINGTON

Thomas REMINGTON was born about 1735.

Mary REMINGTON and Thomas REMINGTON had the following children:

61 i. Lucy REMINGTON was born on 5 Mar 1757

62 ii. Mary REMINGTON was born on 4 Feb 1761

63 iii. Sarah REMINGTON was born on 24 Mar 1766

44. Stephen REMINGTON was born in 1740 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died in 1820 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He was married to Eunice MASON in 1765 in 1st wife.

Eunice MASON was born about 1740.

She died on 2 Mar 1769.

Stephen REMINGTON and Eunice MASON had the following children:

+64 i. Anna REMINGTON

He was married to Chloe KING (daughter of Ebenezer KING and Chloe KENT) about 1770 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. 2nd wife.

Chloe KING was born on 18 Apr 1752 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 25 Apr 1824 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Stephen REMINGTON and Chloe KING had the following children:

65 i. Chloe REMINGTON was born about 1772 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 11 Oct 1780 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

66 ii. Lucinda REMINGTON was born on 13 Apr 1776 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

67 iii. Sibyl REMINGTON was born on 1 Jun 1778 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

68 iv. Chloe REMINGTON was born on 11 May 1782 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

69 v. Patty REMINGTON was born on 24 Dec 1785 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

70 vi. Polly REMINGTON was born on 23 Aug 1788 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

46. Jonathan REMINGTON was born on 2 Apr 1738 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. He was married to ELIZABETH --------

49. MARY REMINGTON was born on 12 Jul 1743 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 24 Jun 1788 in Suffield, Hartford, CT at age 45.

She is RELATION 4th G Grandmother of William M Worth.

Mary Remington is a maternal ancestor in America of the King family of Suffield, CT,

She was the great, great granddaughter of Lt. John Remington of Newbury, Mass. 1673] She was the 5th of 6 children of her parents

She died at Suffield June 24, 1788, and was buried there.

The Tombstone over her grave bears the following quaint epitaph

" In memory of Mrs. Mary, Wife of LT. Eliphalet King who died June 24, 1788 in the 45th year of her age

Life is Uncertain

Death is Sure

Sin is the wound

And Christ the Cure "

She was married to 1ST LT. ELIPHALET KING AMER REV WAR (son of CAPT JOSEPH KING and HANNAH DEVOTION) on 3 Nov 1768 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. 1st wife. 1ST LT. ELIPHALET KING AMER REV WAR was born on 6 Feb 1743 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 29 Aug 1821 in West Springfield, Hampden, Mass. He was buried on 30 Aug 1821 in West Springfield, Hampden, Mass.

His RELATION is 4th G Grandfather of William M Worth.

Eliphalet King, The name of ELIPHALET is found as a son of David in the Bible in 2nd Samuel-5: 16 and 1st Chronicles, Chapter 14, verse 7. Eliphalet King fought in the French and Indian Wars and was one of the first to take up arms against England in the defense of the liberties of the American Colonies with 4 of his brothers. On the first day of May 1775 he was commissioned by "Jonathan Trumbull Esq. Captain General and Governor in Chief in and over His Majesty's English Colony of Connecticut, in New England in America" as Ensign of the Tenth Company in the Second Reg. of the Inhabitants, Enlisted and assembled for the

"Troops at the battle of Bunker Hill on June 17,1775, and thereafter

Was in the expedition of Gen. Benedict Arnold against Quebec Sep-Dec. 1775, For an official report there of mentions Eliphalet King as one of those who lost their guns. In that campaign Capt. Oliver Hanchet and one of his Lieutenants were taken prisoner by the British, his other Lieutenant was killed and more than one-half of the members of their Company were killed, wounded or taken prisoner. Eliphalet King escaped with only the loss of his gun.

On Jan. 1,1776 the American Congress, composed of Delegates of the United Colonies of New Hampshire, Massachusetts Bay, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the counties of Newcastle, Kent and Sussex on Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina issued to Eliphalet King Gentleman a commission as Second Lieutenant of Captain Ebenezer Huntington's Third Company in the Twenty-Second Reg. of Foot, Commanded by Colonel

Samuel Wyllys, in the army of the United Colonies, raised for the defense of American Liberty, and for repelling every hostile invasion thereof. The Commission was signed " By order of the Congress, John Hancock, President-- Attest Chas Thompson, Secy. January the first 1776"

Lt. King was with his Reg. before Boston when the British evacuated that city March 17,1776, and in April 1776 he marched with his Reg., under General Washington by the way of New London and the Sound to New York City and assisted in Fortifying that Place. On the 24th day of

August 1776, he went with his command to the front at Brooklyn, and on the 27 Aug. 1776 he was in the battle of Long Island where his Reg. suffered severely. His conduct in this Battle was such that shortly there-after in September 1776 he was promoted and made First Lt. of his

Company. On September first 1776 he was with his Reg. in its retreat from New York City, and after many minor engagements and skirmishes was on October 28th, 1776 in the Battle of White Plains. He thereafter remained with his Reg. in the vicinity of Peekiskill under General Heath.

The record of the military service of Eliphalet King both as Ensign in the 2nd Reg. Connecticut Line. And as LT in the 22nd Reg. of foot, Continental Army, will be found in a book published by the State of CT entitled "Record of Service of CT Men in the War of The Revolution" compiled by Authority of the General Assembly under direction of the Adjutant General of CT. Hartford, 1889 On pages 51-92-107-and 640 and in the same book the record of Eliphalet King's first Reg. the Second Connecticut Line is given at page 45 as follows, " second Reg. --General Spencer's--1775

" Reg. raised on first call for troops by the Legislature April-May 1775. Recruited mainly in present Middlesex County and Eastern parts of the colony. Marching to the camps around Boston it took post at Roxbury and served during the siege until expiration of term of service Dec.

1775. Detachments of officers and men engaged at the battle of Bunker Hill June 17, and in Arnold's Quebec expedition Sep-Dec 1775. Adopted as Continental in July. The Reg. was reorganized for service in 1776 under Col. Wylly's " In addition to the forgoing, the names of the officers and men are given and under " 10th Co. " at page 51 of the book appears the Following; " Captain Oliver Hanchett of Suffield, Lieutenant Samuel Wright of Suffield, Lieutenant Consider Williston, Ensign, Eliphalet King, of Suffield" As a Officer in the 22nd Reg. of foot the record of Eliphalet King can also be found in " Historical Register of Officers of Continental Army During the War of the Revolution by F.B. Heitman," Published in Washington, D.C. 1873.

The record of the 22nd Reg. of foot, Continental Army into which the 2nd CT. was merged and in which Eliphalet King became at first a 2nd LT. and after the battle of Long Island, a first LT. is also given fully in the book but the record of Eliphalet King in that Reg. as we give it here is we think a sufficient statement as to the general movements of that Reg. and the engagements in which it participated. The original commission of Eliphalet King as Ensign of the 2nd CT. Line, and the Original Commission as 2nd LT. in the 22nd Reg. of Foot Continental Army are now [1905] in the possession of Mr. Rufus James King [Grandson] of Dayton, Ohio and both with a silhouette of LT. Elephalet King with his old fashioned Queue hanging down his Back. Though an Officer, yet he bore a gun as well as his Sward. The gun he carried was captured from the British by him and evidently for that reason much prized. Perhaps he regarded it as a fair compensation for the gun he had lost to the British in the Arnold Expedition against

Quebec. The gun carefully preserved by Mr. Rufus King is an old English flintlock Musket, Brass mounted and upon the lock-plate is stamped." Vernon 1762". The Musket has a silver plate on its stock with the inscription " THIS MUSKET Captured at the opening of the American Revolution from the British tyrant George the Third was born and used in several battles by ELIPHALET KING of Suffield CT Ensign in the 2nd Reg. CT. Colony line and LT. in the 22nd Reg. of foot. And by him presented to his son Augustine King who presented it to his son Capt. Edward A. King of the 15th Reg. of infantry, U.S. Army December 1847". Captain Edward A. King, therein mentioned was a veteran officer in the Mexican war and afterward Col of the 6th Reg. of infantry, U.S Army, and also Col. of the 68th Indiana Volunteers. He was in command of the 2nd brigade Reynolds Division, 14th Army corps, when he was killed at the battle of Chicamauga, Sept. 20, 1863. He was the brother of Mr. Rufus J. King the present [1905] possessor of the gun. LT. Eliphalet King had 4 brothers, Joseph, Thaddeus, Theadore and Ichabod, who served in the Rev. War. His youngest Brother Ichabod was 23 years his junior served under Eliphalet twice. Eliphalet moved to West Springfield, Mass. after his Fathers death, where he had a 300-acre farm. Copy of his will in my files [William M Worth 1999] His will is on file at the Dept. of Justice, 50 State St. Springfield, Mass. 01103

After the death of his first wife Eliphalit was left a widower with a large family of very young children, and he married again Oct. 2, 1788 Silence Rumriil who died Oct 16, 1839 at age 71 years. In the book cited above Record of service of CT. men in the Rev. p 640, in the list of those drawing pensions under congressional Act of 1818 and residing in Mass. appears Eliphalit King. He died in West Springfield Mass. after a long and painful illness in which he suffered greatly. A letter written by his son, Elijah King to Ichabod King, brother of Eliphalit living then at Marlboro, Vermont dated West Springfield Aug 31, 1821.

" Dear Uncle; I have the melancholy task of informing you of the death of my father Eliphalit King. He died on Tuesday morning the 29th of August of the greatest bodily sufferings that a man could endure. He had been confined to his bed for about four months and had not walked a step since last September. Uncle Theodore is very low-- is quite deranged in his mind. Aunt Hannah is almost helpless. The rest of your friends here are in tolerable health. Signed Elijah King

Eliphalet King had 9 children by his first wife and 7 by his second wife thus blessing the world with 16 children, most of whom lived to a ripe old age and left numerous descendants.

They were all born in Suffield. He was a skilled Housewright and cabinetmaker in Suffield

MARY REMINGTON and 1st LT. ELIPHALET KING AMER REV WAR had the following children:

71 i. Eapuphsus KING was born on 4 Sep 1769 in Suffield, Hartford, CT He died on 15 Oct 1769 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

+72 ii. LT. Roger KING War of 1812.

+73 iii. JONATHAN KING

74 iv. Seth KING was born on 15 Oct 1775 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 24 Sep 1776 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

+75 v. Major Seth KING

+76 vi. Eliphalet KING

77 vii. Henry KING was born on 8 Aug 1781 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 20 Nov 1801 in Suffield, Hartford, CT Unmarried.

+78 viii. Augustine KING

79 ix. Mary KING was born on 4 Dec 1786 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

52. Jonathan POMEROY AMER REV Minute man was born on 15 Sep 1743 in Suffield, Hartford, CT He died on 24 Sep 1808 in CT.

He was married to Prudence AUSTIN (daughter of Calib AUSTIN and Phebe KING) on 7 Mar 1771.

Prudence AUSTIN was born in 1753 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 15 Jan 1837.

Jonathan POMEROY AMER REV Minute man and Prudence AUSTIN had the following children:

80 i. Prudence POMEROY was born in 1772

+81 ii. Jonathon Remington POMEROY

82 iii. Oliver POMEROY was born in 1775

83 iv. Beulah POMEROY was born in 1777

84 v. Rufus POMEROY was born in 1779

55. Ebenizer HATHAWAY was born on 7 Oct 1723 in Suffield, Hartford, CT He died on 2 Dec 1806 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He was married to Parnel KING (daughter of John KING and Parnel HOLCOMB) on 8 Feb 1750 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Parnel KING was born on 29 Jun 1730 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 25 May 1807 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Ebenizer HATHAWAY and Parnel KING had the following children:

+85 i. John King HATHAWAY

86 ii. Parnel HATHAWAY was born on 23 Apr 1753 in Suffield, Hartford, CT She died on 22 Oct 1824.

87 iii. Gail HATHAWAY Twin was born on 18 Feb 1755 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

+88 iv. Joel HATHAWAY Twin

+89 v. Ebenizer HATHAWAY

90 vi. Enoeh HATHAWAY was born on 25 Jun 1759 in Suffield, Hartford. CT. He died on 1 Jul 1759 in Suffield, CT.

91 vii. Samuel HATHAWAY was born on 24 Jun 1760 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

92 viii. Tetotus HATHAWAY was born on 24 Dec 1762 in Suffield, Hartford, CT He died on 9 Oct 1792 in Suffield. CT.

93 ix. Caroline HATHAWAY was buried in 1765.

She was born on 12 Mar 1765 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 5 Apr 1765 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

94 x. Thucaie HATHAWAY was born on 22 Jan 1767 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

95 xi. Rufus HATHAWAY was born on 23 Apr 1772 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

56. Lucy HATHAWAY was born on 21 Aug 1725 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 18 Feb 1817 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She was married to Ensign William KING AMER REV WAR (son of LT. William KING and Bethia BEDLAKE) on 26 Jun 1747 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. 2nd wife.

Ensign William KING Amer.Rev.War was born on 14 Aug 1722 in Suffield, Hartford, CT He died on 8 Mar 1791 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

William King inherited his Fathers estate. He Was by appointment of the General Assembly June 1768 appointed Ensign in the 2nd train band of Suffield His children were all born in Suffield, CT Representative to the CT. General Assembly from Suffield, 1752, 55-57-61-67

Lucy HATHAWAY and Ensign William KING Amer.Rev.War had the following children:

96 i. Sarah KING was born on 13 Jun 1748 in Suffield, Hartford, CT She died before 1803 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

+98 iii. Lucy KING

+99 iv. William KING

+100 v. Seth KING REV WAR Soldier

+101 vi. Bethia KING

+102 vii. Roxanna KING

+103 viii. Mary KING

104 ix. DR Apollos KING M.D. was born on 29 Nov 1766 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 28 Jan 1810 in Suffield, Hartford, CT Unmarried.

105 i. Asahel HATHAWAY JR was born about 1765 in Suffield Hartford CT. He died after 1827 in Suffield Hartford CT.

EIGHTH GENERATION

64. Anna REMINGTON was born on 7 Feb 1767 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She was married to Zeno KENT (son of Seth KENT AMER REV WAR and Susanna KING) on 3 Jan 1788.

Zeno KENT was born on 31 Jan 1766 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 14 May 1807.

Anna REMINGTON and Zeno KENT had the following children:

+106 i. Zeno KENT

72. LT. Roger KING War of 1812 was born on 16 Jan 1771 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 15 Aug 1855 in Jonesville, Saratoga, NY.

Roger King removed from Suffield to Troy New York in 1794. It was then a small Village known as Vanderheyden, which was the same name of the patron, on whose lands it was located. Roger was one of a considerable number of New England men, mostly from CT. who came there about that time and by their energetic efforts and enterprise in the next few years built up a city of considerable importance. In May 1812 He was commissioned by Daniel D Tompkins Governor of the State of New York as Lt. in command of a Company of light infantry in the Reg. of Militia in the County of Rensselaer, whereof Adam Yates Esquire, is Lt. Col.

Commandant. The Reg. was called into active Service in the war of 1812 and ordered to proceed to Plattsburg on Lake Champlain; but hostilities in that region having ceased, it was not present in any engagements. LT. Roger King however promptly responded to his countries call with his Company. In 1820 almost the entire business portion of Troy was destroyed by fire and its recuperation seemed doubtful. Mr. King therefore, purchased a farm at Jonesville, Saratoga County NY. and with his family removed to it. His doing so produced one important result.

There was at that time nowhere in the vicinity any school of a higher grade than the district school, which was very elementary in its character. The younger 5 children having acquired all the education it could supply. Their further education could be accomplished only by sending all of them from home to some distant institution, unless some plan could be devised for obviating that necessity. Such a plan, with the aid of his wife he carried out. Competent teachers were employed and the school was opened in the family homestead for his children and also others, The school was a success and after a year he erected a separate building for classrooms. Soon there were 40 residents in the old homestead. He then purchased a 13-acre tract of land and erected a building for the school. When completed the school was transferred to its new location and a principal and adequate Faculty secured. Subsequently two large additional dormitories were erected on the grounds and the school and incorporated. It was called the Jonesville Academy. It grew to over 150 student including quite a number from other states. It met with remarkable success and in a brief time became a prominent educational institution. Among its graduates were many who afterwards attained prominence in the professions of law, and medicine, as well as in other pursuits, while one became a United States Senator. As an important factor in the early history of Troy, N.Y. as an officer in the army ready to serve in the defense of his country, and as founder of an important educational institution Mr. Roger King was a bright example of energy, patriotism and public spirit.

He was married to Anna GRANGER (daughter of Abner GRANGER Rev. War and Experience KING) on 4 Feb 1795 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. 1st wife.

Anna GRANGER was born on 8 May 1771 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 12 Feb 1812 in Troy, Rensselaer, NY.

She was the niece of Gideon Granger, Postmaster General in President Jefferson's Cabinet

LT. Roger KING War of 1812 and Anna GRANGER had the following children:

107 i. Cornelia KING was born on 27 Jun 1796 in Troy, Rensselaer, NY.

She died on 17 Sep 1797 in Troy, Rensselaer, NY.

+108 ii. Louis KING

+109 iii. Myron KING

110 iv. Cornelia Ann KING was born on 20 Apr 1803 in Troy, Rensselaer, NY.

She died on 19 Dec 1820 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. Unmarried while visiting at the house of her uncle, Judge Erastus Granger.

When quite young she developed a taste and aptitude for art. A short time before her decease in 1820 she painted in watercolors a sketch of the Tibbit's mansion and grounds, located in what was then on the outskirts of Troy, NY but is now near its center. The mansion, which was of imposing dimensions, remains unchanged [1907] and it and the grounds are owned and occupied by the Day Home one of the most valuable charities in Troy. Miss King's picture of the old mansion and grounds was considered so excellent that an engraving thereof was made which is contained in Weiss History of Troy.

+111 v. Henry Augustine KING

112 vi. George KING was born on 2 Oct 1809 in Troy, Rensselaer, NY He died on 22 Apr 1810 in Troy, Rensselaer, NY.

He was married to Christina AURINGER (daughter of John Martin AURINGER and Mary BUYS) on 23 Jul 1812 in Troy, Rensselaer, NY 2nd Wife.

Christina AURINGER was born on 8 Jun 1785 in Troy, NY.

She was christened on 10 Jul 1785 in Gilead Evan. Lutheran Church Rensseler, NY. She died on 9 Feb 1872 in Jonesville, New York.

She and her descendants are of lineal descent of Roeloff and Annetje Jans, who came to Rensselaer lwyck from Holland in 1630 and settled first at Beaverwyck, now Albany, New York, but subsequently at New Amsterdam. Roeloff and Annetie Jans, Although she died more than two centuries ago, the name Annetje Jans continued to have a perment place in the colonial history of New York State by reason of their early connection with its first settlement as a colony under the auspices of the Dutch Government. Numerous references to them are found in the Histories of New Netherland, and of the Cities of New York and Albany. Their names also appear freqeuntly in the early colonial documents preserved in the archives of the State of New York and which have been compiled and published by authority of the Legislature of that State. Documentary History of the State of New York [4 volums] " Documents Relative to the Colonial History of the State of New York" [11 vol.] The name of Annetje Jans is especially familiar to the New York public by reason of its connection with the celebrated legal contests between some of her descendants and the corporation of Trinity Church in the city of New York for the possession of real estate which was hers at the time of her decease in 1663. A few years after her decease some, but not all of her heirs joined in a conveyance of the land in question to Col. Lovelace who was then Governor of the Province. Subsequently it was confiscated by Queen Ann who in 1703 presented it to the Church. From the several authorities referred to a consecutive and not

Uninteresting history of the family might be compiled.

LT. Roger KING War of 1812 and Christina AURINGER had the following children:

113 i. Mary Elizabeth KING was born on 16 Oct 1813 in Troy, Rensselaer, NY. She died on 12 May 1890 in Unmarried.

114 ii. George Auringer KING was born on 28 Aug 1816 in Troy, Rensselaer, NY. He died on 10 Mar 1841 of Typhoyd Fever UNMARRIED.

He commenced business in 1838 as a merchant and died of typhoid fever at what seemed to be the beginning of a prosperous carrier

+115 iii. Harriet Cynthia KING

+116 iv. Eliphalet Roger KING

+117 v. Cornelia Ann KING

+118 vi. Harvey James KING Esq.

119 vii. Lydia Margaret KING was born on 6 Jul 1828 in Jonesville, Saratoga, NY.

She died on 21 Jul 1829 in Jonesville, Saratoga, NY.

73. JONATHAN KING was born on 11 Nov 1772 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 11 Jul 1862 in Hammond, ST. Lawrence, New York.

He was buried on 13 Jul 1862 in Rariek Cemetery So, Hammond New York.

His RELATION is 3rd G Grandfather of William M Worth.

He removed from Suffield soon after his marriage in 1795. Property records in Herkermer County NY show him and his wife there until about 1817 when he and Dorcas of the town of Litchfield, Herkermer County sold to Stephen Allen Mattison on April 1, 1817 [approx. 24 acres] portion of lot 99 of the Bayard patent for $300.00. Jonathan King purchased this land, Feb. 26, 1810. The 1800 census shows Jonathan one white male between 26-45 and one female between age 26-45 and one female under 10 years old. The 1810 census shows Jonathan with 3 males ages 1 to 10 one 10 to 18 and females one under 10 one 10 to 16 and his wife. After that the records of Hammond, St. Lawrence Co., NY show him there until his death. Venitah And Clive King Were the last King children Born in The Hotel, Farm House built By Jonathan King. In 1818 Jonathon and Dorcas Arrived in SO Hammond, NY and purchased a Large Farm on the Jefferson CO. Line. At this time the going price for land there was $5.00 per acre. There they built a large home and stagecoach stop. It was known as the King Inn and Hotel on the military RD.

The ballroom could hold 400 people for dancing. My Mother Venitah King was Born there and remembered the big Chandeliers and fancy furniture. IT was in the family for 4 generations, Jonathon, Henry, Henry Clinton, Myron Wallace, my Grandfather. The Inn was built by a rock ledge, and the rock was used to build it. At first it was used as a farm home and a place for stagecoaches to stop and change horses and spend the night. It was always used as a farm home but other uses over time were found. There were Weddings, Special Events Holiday Balls with bands and music. Jonathon was a Blacksmith, farmer and Innkeeper.

In 1833 he became the first postmaster of the SO. Hammond post office and his ANNUAL pay increased to $14.31 in late 1842 when his son Henry was Appointed. His annual pay increased to $19.33 in 1852 when the SO Hammond post office was closed and moved to Hammond.

In 1907 Myron Wallace unable to run the farm any longer due to asthma moved away to Syracuse and rented the farm out. In that same year the whole place burned due to tenants children playing with matches under a Hay wagon. All that was saved were the horses in the barn. Myron built a new home on the property and then sold it. I have pictures of the inn and other Doc. in my file the US postal archive records sent me copies of the appointments and pay schedule. [William M Worth 1999]

From the Thousand Island Sun Newspaper Sunday 9 July 1964

" OLD KING TAVERN NEAR SOUTH HAMMOND RECALLED 4 -23-1937 by Ernest G Cook. Bruce Shindler now resides on place where Hotel Stood. South Hammond April 22.

An intrusting story is related by Bruce Shindler of the King Tavern of over a century ago.

Mrs. Shindler owns the old King place near South Hammond where one stood this noted hotel of its day. Mr. Shindlers story was supplemented by stories from neighbors and they weave themselves into a review of those days when 200 couples came on festive nights to dance on the long hall room floor in the tavern kept by the King's.

I'll show you right where the old tavern stood said Mr. Shindler. The historic building burned some 30 years ago when some children playing with matches started a fire under a wagon and the flames spread so rapidly that even some of the horses in the stable were lost. It was threshing time and the tenant on the farm, Carl Lennox, was busy with the press of extra farm work. It was in the fall of the year when everything was dry and a fire would spread quickly that the building burned. In spite of all efforts the entire set of buildings were destroyed and a landmark of the years was gone. It should be mentioned that the King Tavern was not exactly in South Hammond for the location is not far beyond the St. Lawrence County line as one drives north from Redwood on the present day State highway from Watertown to Ogdensburg.

[RT 37] In old days it was the Military Road and Jonathan King coming to the pioneer lands in 1819 picked his sight right under the sandstone ledge and began to quarry the stone to build his tavern. To day there is a limburger cheese factory almost across the road from the tavern site and what appears to be a farm road winds up to the ledge and disappears. But this road is actually a town highway and leads over to Calaboga highway at about where the Miller farm is located. Jonathan King was a progressive man and made his guests so comfortable and well fed that his business grew. He was a leader in that section and as business grew he enlarged the place. Mr. King actually opened his tavern in the year 1820, according to the opinion of several of the older people of Hammond. It is necessary to get the story from neighbors because after four generations of King's living on the place Myron King sold it in 1914 to Mr. Shindler. The family has departed from the north country with only a few descendants it is said living now in the central part of the state. In the year 1833 a post office was established in the tavern with Jonathan King as the first postmaster. They tell me said Mr. Shindler that by that year the stage was opening a new route right by the King tavern door. Previously the mail was carried north from Denmark to Carthage to North Wilna, thence

To Antwerp, through Rossie, Hammond and thence to Ogdensburg. On Jan 1 1833, a mail route was established. From Theresa to South Hammond and this extended to Hammond and Ogdensburg. The old plan was for a stage driver to blow his horn when about a quarter of a mile down the road and that brought the people to the tavern door when the stage stopped. The mailbag was then taken in and the South Hammond mail would be taken from the sack and the outgoing mail put in and the same sack carried on. First it was one round trip a week for the mail, but later it was three times a week and I guess it was daily after a time. Now right where that clump of small trees is growing is where one end of the tavern was located and way over there was the northern end about 100 feet. The barn was still on the northern end. The hotel was built of building stone, secured from this ledge. It was two stories high and had a porch upstairs as well as down. The ball room was large enough for 400 people to take part in the dances"

From the office of the post office General, from the National Archives record of appointment of postmasters 1832 to 1971, Jonathan King was appointed the first Postmaster at South Hammond, NY. On Jan 14, 1833 and served until Nov 9, 1842 when his son Henry was appointed.

Postmaster ANNUAL compensation South Hammond New York for Jonathan King

1833 $ .42 cents

1835 $ 3.29

1837 $ 7.66

1839 $ 13.64

1841 $ 14.13

1843 $ 16.21

1844 $ 7.67

He was married to DORCAS GILLETT (daughter of Simon GILLETT and Rebecca ANDREWS) in 1795 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

DORCAS GILLETT was born in 1778 in Suffield Hartford CT.

She died on 11 Mar 1852 in Hammond, ST.Lawrence CO New York.

She was buried on 20 Mar 1852 in Rarick Cemetery SO Hammond NY.

She is RELATION 3rd G Grandmother of William M Worth.

JONATHAN KING and DORCAS GILLETT had the following children:

120 i. Mary KING was born in 1796 in Litchfield, Herkermer, NY. She died on 8 Nov 1858 Unmarried.

121 ii. Betsey KING was born on 12 Aug 1802 in Litchfield, Herkermer, NY. She died on 20 Mar 1876 Unmarried.

+122 iii. HENRY KING

+123 iv. Alfred KING

75. Major Seth KING was born on 27 Sep 1777 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 12 Jul 1851 in New Ipswich, Hillsborough, New Hampshire.

In 1800 Seth King removed from Suffield and settled at New Ipswich,

Hillsborough, New Hampshire, a town founded in 1738. He became one of the distinguished men of the State. He was a Major of the Militia often representing New Ipswich in the State Legislature [1834 5-7] and frequently appears as Moderator of the town meetings. He was the first in this Country to manufacture friction matches and also the first manufacturer of broadcloth in the U.S. Later he had a hat factory. He lived in Hillsborough for 40 years He is listed in his Fathers Will

He was married to Anna PRESTON (daughter of DR John PRESTON and Rebecca FARRAR) on 15 Oct 1808 in New Ipswich, Hillsborough, New Hampshire.

Anna PRESTON was born on 10 Aug 1784 in New Ipswich, Hillsborough, New Hampshire. She died on 6 Sep 1863 in New Ipswich, Hillsborough, New Hampshire. She was born, married lived and died in the same house that was built in 1764 by her father Dr John Preston. After the death of Dr. Preston Feb. 17, 1803 this house passed into the hands of Maj. Seth King, when he married Anne Preston and thenceforth became their residence.

Major Seth KING and Anna PRESTON had the following children:

+124 i. Lucy Anna KING

+125 ii. George Eliphalet KING ESQ

+126 iii. Mary Remington KING

+127 iv. Charles Henry KING

128 v. Harriet Hubbard KING was born on 25 Apr 1820 in New Ipswich, Hillsborough, New Hampshire.

She died on 21 Oct 1903 in Boston, Mass. UNMARIED.

She was buried in New Ipswich, N.H.

Miss Harriet H. King was educated at the New Ipswich N.H. academy and at the Towsand, Mass. Seminary. At the age of thirty years she came to Boston and taught school on Joy Street being the first one in that city to teach Negro children. Miss King gave up this work after 20 years, and opened a fashionable boarding house at 24 Somerset Street, Boston where she remained for more than a quarter century, going thence to Ashburton Place for a few years and finally to 64 Beacon St. Boston. She was a charter member of the Boston Society of New Jerusalem, and was a faithful attendant at that Church. She is buried at New Ipswich, NH.

+129 vi. Eliza Bellows KING

130 vii. Frances Locke KING was born on 9 Sep 1823 in New Ipswich, Hillsborough, New Hampshire.

He died on 30 Oct 1900 in West Brookfield, Mass UNMARRIED.

+131 viii. Caroline KING

132 ix. Rebecca Preston KING was born on 25 Mar 1829 in New Ipswich, Hillsborough, New Hampshire. She died Unmarried.

76. Eliphalet KING was born on 3 Sep 1779 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 26 Mar 1866 in Jonesville, Saratoga, NY.

Eliphalet King settled abt 1815 at Clifton Park [now called Jonesville] Saratoga, NY.

He had only one child and she had no children

He was married to Lydia MEAD in 1816 in Jonesville, Saratoga, NY.

Lydia MEAD was born about 1779.

Eliphalet KING and Lydia MEAD had the following children:

+133 i. Lucy KING Only Child

78. Augustine KING was born on 19 Sep 1783 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 19 Sep 1856 in Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio.

Augustine King moved from Suffield to Troy, New York between 1805 and 1810.

After his marriage in 1811 he settled in Cambridge, NY. In 1826, he started with his family for the west by way of the Erie canal to Buffalo, then to Cleveland, Ohio by Lake Erie and then overland to Columbus, Ohio. In 1834 he moved to Dayton, Ohio. In 1828 his daughter Caroline married James Greer and Augustine King formed a partnership with Mr. Greer under the firm name Greer and King, for the manufacture and sale of stoves. In 1845 Augustine King retired from the business and his son Rufus James King continued in the business. Mr. Greer died in 1874 and Rufus King continued the business until 1884 when he closed it and retired himself. When Augustine King first settled at Dayton, Ohio it had a population of scarcely 4,000 people. In 1908 it had over 90,000

He was married to Mary WEBB (daughter of Rev. Isaac WEBB) on 11 Feb 1811 in Troy, Rensselaer, NY. Mary WEBB was born on 18 Aug 1789 in Troy, Renesselaer, NY. She died on 17 Jan 1844 in Dayton Ohio.

Augustine KING and Mary WEBB had the following children:

+134 i. Caroline Elizabeth KING

+135 ii. COLONEL Edward Augustine KING US Army, Civil War.

+136 iii. Rufus James KING

81. Jonathon Remington POMEROY was born on 31 May 1773 in Suffield, Hartford, CT He died in 1803.

He was married to Tirza KING (daughter of Petutiah KING AMER REV WAR and Elizabeth ARCHER) on 12 May 1796 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Tirza KING was born on 1 Dec 1775 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Jonathon Remington POMEROY and Tirza KING had the following children:

137 i. Cynthia POMEROY was born on 15 Sep 1800 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

85. John King HATHAWAY was born on 1 Jun 1751 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. He was married to Elizabeth GILLETT (daughter of Benjamin GILLET AMER REV WAR and Lydia HAYES on 25 May 1775 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Elizabeth GILLETT was born on 22 Feb 1752 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died in Oswego, NY.

John King HATHAWAY and Elizabeth GILLETT had the following children:

138 i. Bernise HATHAWAY was born on 1 Apr 1776 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

139 ii. Cepphas HATHAWAY was born on 1 Apr 1777 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

140 iii. Alexander HATHAWAY was born on 10 Dec 1778 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

88. Joel HATHAWAY Twin was born on 18 Feb 1755 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. He died on 7 May 1803 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He was married to Elizabeth GRANGER (daughter of Robert GRANGER and Anne SEYMOUR) on 26 May 1774 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Elizabeth GRANGER was born on 8 Jun 1755 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 11 Mar 1802 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Joel HATHAWAY Twin and Elizabeth GRANGER had the following children:

+141 i. Ebenezer HATHAWAY

89. Ebenizer HATHAWAY was born on 25 Feb 1757 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. WIFE UNKNOWN

Ebenizer HATHAWAY had the following children:

+142 i. David HATHAWAY

97. Elizabeth KING was born on 22 Jun 1751 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 4 Jul 1826 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She was married to Thaddeus LEAVITT ESQ. (Son of MR. LEAVITT) on 25 Nov 1773 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Thaddeus LEAVITT ESQ was born about 1750.

He died on 22 Jan 1813 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Thaddeus Leavitt was one of the eight original purchasers of the Western Reserve. He was a principal trader in Suffield CT. and had a large store there. He built his house there in 1773. On 21 May 1785 Thaddeus [Then 35 years old] wrote in his diary " this day launched at Windsor on the Connecticut River the brig Mercury burcon 100 tunns. Owned by Nathaniel Howard, Andrew Hilyer, Josiah Bissel and Thaddeus Leavitt." Then on July 30, 1785 he wrote " This day sailed from New London for the West India Islands the Brig Mervury with a cargo of horses oxen and lumber one quarter of which is owned by me. Brig and cargo all new and cost about 1800 pounds money" He was a Selectman in Suffield, CT. in 1781 and 1788.

Elizabeth KING and Thaddeus LEAVITT ESQ had the following children:

143 i. Thaddeus LEAVITT JR. was born on 16 Feb 1778 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Thaddeus Leavitt Jr. was sent to a private school at Williamstown, Mass. In 1825 he with Joshua Leavett and Comfort Lane patented a cotton Gin and sold all rights in Suffield to Luther Loomis.

144 ii. Betsey LEAVITT was born about 1780 in Suffield Hartford CT.

145 iii. Bethia LEAVITT was born about 1782 in Suffield Hartford CT.

146 iv. Mary King LEAVITT was born about 1785 in Suffield Hartford CT.

147 v. Elizabeth LEUVITT was born on 8 Sep 1787 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

98. Lucy KING was born on 4 Apr 1753 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 21 Aug 1831 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She was married to Daniel NORTON AMER REV WAR (son of CAPT. John NORTON and Rebecca SHELDON) on 7 Nov 1790 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Daniel NORTON Amer. Rev. War was born on 13 Sep 1751 in Suffield, Hartford, CT He died on 17 Jan 1814 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Lucy KING and Daniel NORTON Amer. Rev. War had the following children:

148 i. Lucy NORTON was born on 18 Dec 1793 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

149 ii. Emilia NORTON was born on 7 Oct 1795 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

150 iii. Daniel W. NORTON was born on 7 Jul 1799 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. He died after 1866 in Suffield Hartford CT.

Daniel W Norton was Selectman in Suffield, CT in 1865 and 1866

99. William KING was born on 23 Dec 1755 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He died on 28 Sep 1833 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

He was married to Sibble TRYSDAL in 1794 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Sibble TRYSDAL was born about 1771. She died on 31 Mar 1845 at age 74.

William KING and Sibble TRYSDAL had the following children:

151 i. James KING was born about 1794 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. He Lived in Lansing, Mich. He is said to have lived in Lansing, Mich. but no descendants have been found

152 ii. Elizabeth KING was born on 28 Sep 1795 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

153 iii. William KING was born on 21 Jun 1797 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. He died on 6 Oct 1828 in Hartford, CT.

+154 iv. George KING

100. Seth KING REV War Soldier was born on 20 Sep 1758 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. He died on 10 Feb 1846 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

A soldier from Suffield, CT. in the American REV WAR

He was married to Lydia BALANTINE (daughter of REV. John BALANTINE and Mary GAY) on 12 Feb 1784 in Westfield, Mass. 1st wife.

Lydia BALANTINE was born on 15 Mar 1759 in Westfield, Mass.

She died on 14 Feb 1817 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. Seth KING REV. WAR Soldier and Lydia BALANTINE had the following children:

+155 i. Sarah KING

+156 ii. Seth KING

+157 iii. John A KING

+158 iv. Lydia KING

+159 v. Mary Balantine KING

160 vi. Lucy KING was born on 18 Aug 1797 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. She died on 29 Aug 1875 Unmarried.

161 vii. Ebenezer KING was born about 1799 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. He was married to Martha REYNOLDS

Martha [Widow Bascom] REYNOLDS was born about 1761 in Enfield, CT.

She died on 9 Feb 1852 in age 91.

101. Bethia KING was born on 23 May 1760 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She was married to MR. LEAVITT

MR LEAVITT was born about 1760.

102. Roxanna KING was born on 13 Aug 1762 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 14 Sep 1830.

She was married to Apollos HITCHCOCK (son of Captain Aaron HITCHCOCK and Experience KING) in Nov 1781 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Apollos HITCHCOCK was born on 8 Mar 1759 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Apollos Hitchcock sold his house in Suffield on May 1, 1793 to Alexander King ESQ.

Roxanna KING and Apollos HITCHCOCK had the following children:

162 i. James HITCHCOCK was born on 30 Dec 1782 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. He died on 11 Mar 1804 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

+163 ii. Aaron HITCHCOCK

164 iii. John HITCHCOCK was born on 29 Dec 1787 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

165 iv. Alexander HITCHCOCK was born on 29 Jun 1790 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. He died in Cheektowaga, Erie, NY. UNMARRIED.

166 v. Roseana HITCHCOCK was born on 7 Aug 1792 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. She died on 13 Jan 1848.

167 vi. Sally HITCHCOCK was born on 5 Dec 1794 in Suffield, Hartford, CT She died on 25 Dec 1874.

168 vii. Apollos HITCHCOCK was born on 25 Jul 1797 in Suffield, Hartford, CT He died in Cheektowaga, Erie, NY.

169 viii. Francis HITCHCOCK was born on 31 Oct 1803 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

103. Mary KING was born on 23 Jun 1764 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She died on 30 Jun 1835 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

She was buried on 1 Jul 1835 in Suffield Hartford CT.

She was married to Capt. Joseph FULLER SR. on 30 Jun 1796 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Capt. Joseph FULLER SR. was born about 1765.

He died on 17 Dec 1843 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Joseph Fuller was Selectman in Suffield, CT. in 1814 and 1817

Mary KING and Capt. Joseph FULLER SR. had the following children:

170 i. George FULLER was born on 24 Jun 1798 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

171 ii. Mary King FULLER was born on 11 Sep 1800 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. She died on 28 Jun 1806 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

172 iii. Joseph FULLER was born on 13 Jul 1803 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

173 iv. William Franklin FULLER was born on 8 Apr 1806 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.

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