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[33456] This line is from the unverified Cooper Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012.
[41587] "Elizabethville Echo [Elizabethville, PA], 18 April 1929," p. 1: "Mr. Isaiah T. Buffington, one of this town's most prominent residents, passed away at his home early Friday evening at the age of 78 years, 8 months and 22 days, after suffering a heart attack. Mr. Buffington had been in fair health during the past winter and on Thursday had supervised work in his small orchard east of town. Exertion is believed to have brought on a heart attack later that day. He succumbed to the second attack the following evening. Mr. Buffington had been a resident of this community for about sixty years. He was born in Upper Paxton Township a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Buffington and when quite young his parents removed to Mifflin Township and later to Washington Township, where Mr. Buffington received his early education. Mr. Buffington's father was a cabinet maker and undertaker. At the age of ten years Mr. Buffington went out among neighbors to work on the farm, which work he pursued for about five years after which he took up cabinet making, carpentering and house contracting work. Mr. Buffington entered business for himself in 1876 as an undertaker, cabinet maker and contractor and he continued in this manner until 1888. Mr. Buffington started his business in a very small room and made additions as his business increased. Mr. Buffington entered into a partnership with C. W. Enders in 1888 when they formed the firm of Buffington and Enders and established the planing mill where they not only furnished lumber for home and industrial building purposes but manufactured furniture also. This partnership was dissolved after many years when Mr. Buffington became the sole owner of the planing mill. After conducting this business very successfully Mr. Buffington sold the plant to the present owners, the Williams Valley Lumber and Construction Company and retired from active business. During his life time Mr. Buffington had been identified with many civic activities. As a resident of Washington Township he served at one time on the Board of School Directors. He became the first Chief Burgess of Elizabethville upon its change to borough government. He had also been President of the Enterprise Hosiery Mill and was present when the Maple Grove Cemetery Association was organized. He served in the capacity of President from its organization to the time of his death. Mr. Buffington became a director of the First National Bank of town when it was chartered in 1900. He succeeded John A. Komberger as President of the Board of Directors upon the former's death in 1916, and Mr. Buffington served in this capacity until his death; his son Lewis being the cashier of the same institution. Mr. Buffington was a member of Trinity United Brethren Church and for many years had been Superintendent of the Sunday School, and was President of the Church Board of Trustees for many years. He was also affiliated with Syrian Lodge of Odd Fellows, town. He was united in marriage to Miss Mary Kemmerer September 1, 1872, who with the four sons and one daughter survive: William E., Washington, D. C; Ray K., George F. and Lewis C. Buffington of this place and Miss Nellie Buffington, at home. Three sisters and one brother; Mrs. Mary Tschopp, Elizabethville; Mrs. Charles B. Potter, Mifflin, Pa, and Miss Kate Buffington of Elizabethville and B. Franklin Buffington of town; and five grandchildren also survive. Funeral services were held from the residence Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. John A. Keiper, pastor of the United Brethren Church of Tower City and Rev. I. W. Funk, pastor of Trinity United Brethren Church officiated. Interment was made on the family plot in Maple Grove Cemetery. . . "
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[20558] Joseph m. Bathsheba Cary and r. Swanzey and perhaps Newport, RI.
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A file in Ancestry.com in 2014 offers:
HENRY SEWALL (III).
Henry Sewall the Second's only son was born at Manchester in 1614 Henry II not liking the English hierarchy sent his son, Henry III, to New England, where he established himself and became the ancestor of the Sewalls in America.
When Henry III was twenty years old he came with his party in the ships Elizabeth and Dorcas, commanded by Captain Watts. He was plentifully provided with cattle, provisions, English servants, etc. for a plantation. There were in all about forty persons who accompanied him[1]. They landed in Boston in 1634 (274 years ago). They wintered at Ipswich, Mass., and in 1635 removed to Newbury where Henry Sewall III received the second grant of land in the town. They came from Ipswich to Newbury by water through Plum Island Sound and up the river which was afterward named for Dr. Parker. Tradition says they landed on the north bank of the river about one hundred rods below the spot where the bridge at Newbury now stands. Their number was few for a town, but the population increased rapidly-fifteen ships arriving in June, one ship in August, one in November and one in December.
Henry Sewall II, with his family, afterward followed the son to Newbury, lived there several years and later moved to Rowley, where he remained for the rest of his life.
March 25, 1646, Henry Sewall III, aged 32, married Jane Dummer, aged 19, (eldest daughter of Stephen Dummer).
In 1647 Henry Sewall III moved back again to England where he remained some time; first, at Tamworth where his oldest child, Hannah, was born; later, at Bishopstoke where the oldest son, Samuel, was born; and at Baddesly (Hants Co.) where John, Stephen and Jane were born. In these places he was a successful minister.
In 1659 he returned temporarily to Newbury, after the death of his father. (He carried with him a letter of recommendation from Richard Cromwell, the Protector, to the Governor of Massachusetts, John Endicott, asking that assistance might be granted him in the speedy settlement of his father's estate). The accession of Charles II changed his plans and he remained in America and sent for his family. Three daughters were born after the return to Newbury: Anne, Mehitable and Dorothy. Hannah, born 1670, married Mr. Jacob Toppan[1]; Samuel I, the oldest son, was first of the Massachusetts line of Sewalls; John II, second son, was born 1654, and was the first of the Maine branch of the family; Stephen I, born 1657, died 1725, gave rise to the Canadian branch of the family; Jane, born in 1659, married Moses Gerrish; Anne, born in 1662, married (1) Wm. Longfellow[4] and (2) Henry Short; Mehitable, born 1665, married Wm. Moody; Dorothy, born in 1668, married (1) Ezekiel Northend and (2) Moses Bradstreet. Descendants of the daughters are numerous in Newbury, Rowley, Byfield and vicinity. The three sons have numerous descendants in Boston, Salem, Newbury and Marblehead, Mass., at Portsmouth, N. H., at Quebec and Montreal, Canada, and throughout Maine and Illinois.
Henry Sewall III died May 16, 1700, aged 86 years. He was buried in the first parish burying ground in Newbury. Mrs. Sewall died January 13, 1701, aged 74 years.
The oldest son, Samuel, was a graduate of Harvard College, and chief justice of Massachusetts. During the 160 years which have elapsed since the supreme court was first established in Massachusetts, a place among its judges has been held for 84 years collectively by six descendants of Henry Sewall III. Four of these, three in Massachusetts and one in Canada, held the office of chief justice (collective term 18 years).
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