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[44018] The unverified Whitcomb/Wells Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2018 offers: Job Bates was born in 1800 in Springfield, Vermont. He married Lamira Field on June 24, 1826, in his hometown. . . . He died on December 22, 1875, in Chester, Vermont, having lived a long life of 75 years. Lamira Field was born in 1805 in Vermont. She married Job Bates on June 24, 1826, in Springfield, Vermont.
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[34592] This person is from the unverified Henrichsen Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013.
Daniel Litchfield and Sarah Whitcomb family:
DANIEL5 LITCHFIELD (JOSIAH4, NICHOLAS3, JOSIAH2, LAWRENCE1) was b. March
21, 1743, in Scituate, MA, and d. Oct 27, 1820, in Scituate MA He m. SARAH WHITCOMB Jan 23, 1766, in Scituate, MA, daughter of John Whitcomb and Sarah Tower.
Children Of Daniel Litchfield and Sarah Whitcomb are:
8. i. BETHIAH6 LITCHFIELD, b. Feb 14, 1769, Scituate, MA; d. May 05, 1844, Scituate, MA
9. ii. ELIJAH LITCHFIELD, b. June 03, 1767, Scituate, MA
iii. THANKFULL LITCHFIELD, b. Oct 23, 1770,; d. July 19, 1783, Mt Hope Cem., Scituate, MA
iv. SILAS LITCHFIELD, b. July 12, 1772, Scituate, MA; m POLLY BRIGGS, Sept 07, 1794
10. V. AZOTUS LITCHFIELD, b. Nov 12, 1774, Scituate, MA
vi. JOSIAH LITCHFIELD, b. Mar 06, 1777, Scituate, MA; d. Feb 06, 1849, Summer Hill Cem., Springfield, VT; m ABIGAIL LITCHFIELD.
vii. SAL LITCHFIELD, b. April 02, 1779, Scituate, MA; m NATHAN BATTLES, Aug 06, 1797.
viii. ZINTHIA LITCHFIELD, b. Aug 16, 1782, Scituate, MA; d. Oct 31, 1861, Scituate MA; m NOAH WHITCOMB, June 27, 1808.
ix. SARAH LITCHFIELD, b. MAy 29, 1768.
x. THANKFUL LITCHFIELD, b. Oct 23, 1770.
xi. THANKFULL LITCHFIELD, b. July 14, 1785,; m ABNER BATES, April 12, 1802, Cohassett, MA
11. xii. DANIEL LITCHFIELD, b. July 10, 1788.
Children of Lawrence Litchfield and Judith Dennis are:
+ 2 i. Josiah2 Litchfield, b. April 03, 1648 in Scituate, MA; d. Jan 29, 1707/08 in Scituate, MA.
+ 3 ii. Remember Litchfield, b. Feb 15, 1643/44 in Barnstable MA
4 iii. Dependence Litchfield, b. Feb 15, 1645/46 in Scituate, MA.
5 iv. Experence Litchfield, b. 1642 in Barnstable,ma; d. Aug 01, 1673.
Generation No. 2
2. Josiah2 Litchfield (Lawrence1) was b. April 03, 1648 in Scituate, MA, and d. Jan 29, 1707/08 in Scituate, MA. He m. Sarah Baker Feb 22, 1670/71 in Scituate, MA, daughter of Nicholas Baker and _____. Lawrence d. and the ALLENS adopted Josiah; they came on the 'ABIGAIL' in 1635.
John and Ann Allen from Kent Eng. Josiah was 2 SHOEMAKER, CONSTABLE, SURVEYOR - - children baptized by Rev William Wetherell pastor of 2nd church of Scituate
Children of Josiah Litchfield and Sarah Baker are:
+ 6 i. Nicholas3 Litchfield, b. Feb 07, 1679/80 in Scituate, MA; d. MAy 01, 1750 in Scituate, MA
+ 7 ii. Josiah Litchfield, b. Jan 10, 1676/77 in Scituate, MA; d. Dec 07, 1717 in Scituate, MA
+ 8 iii. Hannah Litchfield, b. Dec 24, 1672 in Scituate, MA; d. 1747 in Scituate, MA.
+ 9 iv. Sarah Litchfield, b. Sept 25, 1674 in Scituate, MA; d. in Scituate, MA
10 v. Experience Litchfield, b. May 25, 1683 in Scituate, MA; d. in Scituate, MA
+ 11 vi. Samuel Litchfield, b. Feb 04, 1689/90 in Scituate, MA; d. Abt 1767 in Scituate, MA
12 vii. Judith Litchfield, b. April 25, 1687 in Scituate, MA; d. 1730 in Scituate, MA. She m. Joseph Briggs Feb 20, 1716/17 in Scituate, MA
3. Remember2 Litchfield (Lawrence1) was b. Feb 15, 1643/44 in Barnstable MA. She m. Henry Luce Nov 1670 in Barnstable MA
Children of Remember Litchfield and Henry Luce are:
13 i. Remember3 Luce, b. 1670; d. Jan 31, 1738/39 in Martha's Vineyard, MA. She m. Samuel Merry.
14 ii. Experience Luce, b. Feb 07, 1672/73 in martha's Vineyard, MA; d. Jan 09, 1746/47. He m. Elizabeth MArtin.
15 iii. Josiah Luce, d. 1714 in CT. He m. Sarah Allen.
16 iv. Thomas Luce, d. April 01, 1727 in Tisbury. He m. Hannah.
17 v. Robert Luce, d. Bef 1714. He m. Desire.
+ 18 vi. Henry Luce, d. 1738-1743.
19 vii. William Luce, d. 1733. He m. Ann Crosby July 05, 1704 in Yarmouth, MA
20 viii. Israel Luce. He m. Grace Baker Dec 16, 1701 in Barnstable MA
21 ix. David Luce. He m. Elizabeth Pease Dec 09, 1707 in Tisbury.
Generation No. 3
6. Nicholas3 Litchfield (Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. Feb 07, 1679/80 in Scituate, MA, and d. MAy 01, 1750 in Scituate, MA. He m. Bathsheba Clarke Jan 03, 1702/03 in Scituate, MA, daughter of James Clarke and Abigail Lathrop. Rep to General Court in Boston for Scituate in 1738-41; DEANE's Book
Children of Nicholas Litchfield and Bathsheba Clarke are:
+ 22 i. Josiah4 Litchfield, b. Dec 20, 1706 in Scituate, MA; d. 1787 in Scituate, MA
23 ii. Experience Litchfield, b. Nov 20, 1705 in Scituate, MA; d. Jan 06, 1706/07 in Scituate, MA
24 iii. Nicholas Litchfield, b. March 10, 1707/08 in Scituate, MA. He m. Sarah Studley March 23, 1737/38 in Scituate, MA
25 iv. Bathsheba Litchfield, b. May 08, 1709 in Scituate, MA. She m. Jerimiah Pierce Aug 24, 1732 in Scituate, MA
26 v. James Litchfield, b. June 12, 1711 in Scituate, MA; d. 1734 in Scituate, MA. He m. Ruth Tilden June 15, 1732 in Scituate, MA
27 vi. Eleazer Litchfield, b. 1715 in Scituate, MA. He m. Desire White Jan 21, 1740/41 in Scituate, MA
28 vii. Susanna Litchfield, b. 1717 in Scituate, MA; d. Nov 13, 1756 in Scituate, MA. She m. Job Clapp MAy 20, 1742 in Scituate, MA
29 viii. Isaac Litchfield, b. 1719 in Scituate, MA. He m. (1) Lydia Cowing Aug 08, 1743. He m. (2) Hannah Hersey 1758.
30 ix. John Litchfield, b. Sept 24, 1712 in Scituate, MA; d. in Brooklyn, Ct.. He m. Lucy Cady July 17, 1750.
31 x. Thomas Litchfield, b. July 24, 1721 in Scituate, MA. He m. Lydia Cole April 11, 1751 in Scituate, MA
32 xi. Israel Litchfield, b. 1714 in Scituate, MA; d. in Brooklyn, Ct. He m. (1) Penelope Borden and m. (2) Phebe Holt.
7. Josiah3 Litchfield (Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. Jan 10, 1676/77 in Scituate, MA, and d. Dec 07, 1717 in Scituate, MA.
He m. Mary Briggs Dec 29, 1712 in Scituate, MA Bur. 1st Parish burial grounds
Children of Josiah Litchfield and Mary Briggs are:
33 i. Mary4 Litchfield, b. Oct 10, 1715.
34 ii. Josiah Litchfield, b. Feb 23, 1715/16 in Scituate, MA. He m. (1) Thameson. He m. (2) Abigail Studley Dec 24, 1759 in Scituate, MA
8. Hannah3 Litchfield (Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. Dec 24, 1672 in Scituate, MA, and d. 1747 in Scituate, MA.
She m. Israel Cowing in Scituate, MA, son of John Cowing and Rebecca.
Children of Hannah Litchfield and Israel Cowing are:
35 i. Israel4 Cowing.
36 ii. Josiah Cowing.
37 iii. Gathelus Cowing.
38 iv. Job Cowing.
39 v. Joseph Cowing.
40 vi. Rachel Cowing.
9. Sarah3 Litchfield (Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. Sept 25, 1674 in Scituate, MA, and d. in Scituate, MA.
She m. Ichabod Damon June 21, 1708 in Scituate, MA, son of John Damon and Martha Howland.
Children of Sarah Litchfield and Ichabod Damon are:
41 i. John4 Damon, b. Jan 26, 1708/09.
42 ii. Sarah Damon, b. MArch 19, 1710/11. She m. Leah Briggs.
43 iii. Ichabod Damon, b. Abt 1716.
44 iv. Judith Damon, b. Abt 1718. She m. John Briggs.
11. Samuel3 Litchfield (Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. Feb 04, 1689/90 in Scituate, MA, and d. Abt 1767 in Scituate, MA. He m. (1) Abigail Buck March 25, 1712 in Scituate, MA, daughter of Isaac Buck and Eunice Turner. He m. (2) Fear Turner MArch 06, 1733/34 in Scituate, MA
Children of Samuel Litchfield and Abigail Buck are:
+ 45 i. Samuel4 Litchfield, b. Oct 11, 1715 in Scituate, MA; d. Abt 1804 in Scituate, MA
46 ii. Abigail Litchfield, b. Feb 23, 1715/16 in Scituate, MA. She m. James Cudworth May 15, 1740.
47 iii. Judith Litchfield, b. 1720 in Scituate, MA; d. in Scituate, MA She m. Daniel Damon Dec 08, 1741 in Scituate, MA
48 iv. Sarah Litchfield, b. June 05, 1718 in Scituate, MA. She m. James Nash Feb 23, 1736/37.
49 v. Hannah Litchfield, b. 1721 in Scituate, MA. She m. Benjamin Studley.
50 vi. Experience Litchfield, b. 1723 in Scituate, MA; d. MAy 01, 1778. He m. Rhoda Studley Nov 28, 1754.
51 vii. Deborah Litchfield, b. 1723 in Scituate, MA. She m. Obadiah Merritt Jan 29, 1745/46.
52 viii. Nathaniel Litchfield, b. Dec 05, 1727 in Scituate, MA. He m. Priscilla Nash Dec 19, 1747.
53 ix Remember Litchfield, b. 1728 in Scituate, MA. She m. Solomon Briggs Dec 15, 1760.
54 x. Ruth Litchfield, b. 1730 in Scituate, MA. She m. Samuel Stodder Nov 06, 1755 in Scituate, MA
18. Henry3 Luce (Remember2 Litchfield, Lawrence1) d. 1738-1743. He m. Sarah Look 1699.
Children of Henry Luce and Sarah Look are:
55 i. Henry4 Luce.
56 ii. Silvanus Luce.
57 iii. Thankful Luce.
58 iv. Sarah Luce.
59 v. Christopher Luce.
Generation No. 4
22. Josiah4 Litchfield (Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. Dec 20, 1706 in Scituate, MA, and d. 1787 in Scituate, MA.
He m. Susannah Morey July 04, 1732 in Scituate, MA, daughter of Edmund Morey and Sarah Ewell.
Children of Josiah Litchfield and Susannah Morey are:
+ 60 i. Daniel5 Litchfield, b. MArch 21, 1741/42 in Scituate, MA; d. Oct 26, 1820 in Scituate, MA
61 ii. Lot Litchfield, b. Nov 16, 1755 in Scituate, MA. He m. Rachel Litchfield Oct 26, 1777 in Scituate, MA
62 iii. James Litchfield, b. Nov 12, 1734 in Scituate, MA. He m. Rachel MAnsfield.
63 iv. Josiah Litchfield, b. Aug 30, 1736 in Scituate, MA.
64 v. Nicholas Litchfield, b. Jan 08, 1737/38 in Scituate, MA; d. 1783 in Scituate, MA
65 vi. Susannah Litchfield, b. MArch 24, 1740/41 in Scituate, MA; d. Oct 21, 1826 in Scituate, MA. She m. Caleb Torrey, Jr.
66 vii. Sarah Litchfield, b. Feb 14, 1744/45 in Scituate, MA; d. June 06, 1810 in Cohassett MA.
She m. Samuel Stockbridge MAy 29, 1766 in Scituate, MA
67 viii. Penelope Litchfield, b. Feb 17, 1746/47 in Scituate, MA She m. Ephraim Litchfield June 30, 1766.
68 ix. Bathsheba Litchfield, b. April 09, 1749 in Scituate, MA; d. Jan 23, 1783 in Scituate, MA.
She m. Amos Litchfield MArch 31, 1778 in Scituate, MA
69 x. Jacob Litchfield, b. March 12, 1750/51. He m. Sarah Litchfield.
70 xi. Israel Litchfield, b. July 1753 in Scituate, MA; d. 1849 in Scituate, MA He m. Sarah Case.
71 xii. Lott Litchfield, b. April 23, 1733 in Scituate, MA; d. Bef 1755 in Scituate, MA
45. Samuel4 Litchfield (Samuel3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. Oct 11, 1715 in Scituate, MA, and d. Abt 1804 in Scituate, MA.
He m. Pricilla Vinal April 10, 1742 in Scituate, MA, daughter of Jacob Vinal and Elizabeth Simmons.
Children of Samuel Litchfield and Pricilla Vinal are:
72 i. Hannah5 Litchfield.
73 ii. Lawrence Litchfield.
74 iii. Elizabeth Litchfield.
75 iv. Lillia Litchfield.
76 v. Abigail Litchfield.
77 vi. Deborah Litchfield.
78 vii. Priscilla Litchfield.
79 viii. Olive Litchfield.
Generation No. 5
60. Daniel5 Litchfield (Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. MArch 21, 1741/42 in Scituate, MA, and d. Oct 26, 1820 in Scituate, MA He m. Sarah Whitcomb April 20, 1765 in Scituate, MA, daughter of John Whitcomb and Sarah Tower. Private and Capt., 10th company 2nd Reg Plymouth Co Brig. 5th Div , Comm April 2 1787 - Milt records Vol 9 page 860 MA soldiers and sailors - Offical Records of Office of Adjutant General state House , Boston MA - Copy of Reg of Capt Daniel Litchfield pg 288 289 dated 10 25 1790 - Lawrene Litchfield and his Descendents - DAR national # 354381Notes - my grandmothers DAR papers - LITCHFIELD REF BOOKS; Daniel- discharged Dec 11 1778 - took part at Castle Island....... -Volume 9, page 860: Litchfield, Daniel.Private, Capt. Hayward Peirce's co., Col. John Cushing's (2d Plymouth Co.) regt.; service, 15 days; company ordered to march to Bristol, R. I., on an alarm in Dec., 1776; roll dated Scituate; also, Capt. Ichabod Bonney's co., Col. Nathan Sparhawk's regt.; marched Oct. 5, 1778; service, 1 mo. 15 days, at Castle Island; travel home (4 days) allowed; company discharged Dec. 11, 1778. [another marriage date 1 23 1766]
Children of Daniel Litchfield and Sarah Whitcomb are:
+ 80 i. Bethiah6 Litchfield, b. Feb 14, 1769 in Scituate, MA; d. MAy 05, 1844 in Scituate, MA
+ 81 ii. Elijah Litchfield, b. June 03, 1767 in Scituate, MA
82 iii. Thankfull Litchfield, b. Oct 23, 1770 in Scituate, MA; d. July 19, 1783 in Scituate, MA
83 iv. Silas Litchfield, b. July 12, 1772 in Scituate, MA; d. in Scituate, MA He m. Polly Briggs Sept 07, 1794 in Scituate, MA
+ 84 v. Azotus Litchfield, b. Nov 12, 1774 in Scituate, MA
85 vi. Josiah Litchfield, b. MArch 06, 1777 in Scituate, MA; d. Feb 06, 1849 in Springfield VT.. He m. Abigail Litchfield.
86 vii. Sal Litchfield, b. April 02, 1779 in Scituate, MA; d. in Fitchburg MA She m. Nathan Battles Aug 06, 1797.
+ 87 viii. Zinthia Litchfield, b. Aug 16, 1782 in Scituate, MA; d. Oct 31, 1861 in Scituate, MA
88 ix. Sarah Litchfield, b. MAy 29, 1768.
89 x. Thankfull Litchfield, b. July 14, 1785 in Scituate, MA; d. Nov 28, 1871 in So.Scituate, MA.
She m. (1) Abner Bates April 12, 1802 in Cohassett, MA. She m. (2) Luther Stoddard Dec 10, 1837.
+ 90 xi. Daniel Litchfield, b. July 10, 1788 in Scituate, MA
Generation No. 6
80. Bethiah6 Litchfield (Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. Feb 14, 1769 in Scituate, MA, and d. May 05, 1844 in Scituate, MA.
She m. Alexander Clapp Sept 09, 1791 in Scituate, MA, son of Dwelly Clapp and Elizabeth Elmes.
Children of Bethiah Litchfield and Alexander Clapp are:
+ 91 i. Paul7 Clapp, b. Jan 26, 1791 in Scituate, MA; d. Dec 26, 1852 in Hanover, MA
+ 92 ii. Silas Clapp, b. 1793 in Scituate, MA; d. April 26, 1826.
+ 93 iii. Henry Clapp, b. Feb 28, 1797.
+ 94 iv. Job Clapp, b. 1799; d. Aug 20, 1825.
+ 95 v. Allen Clapp, b. 1801 in Scituate, MA
+ 96 vi. Alexander Clapp, b. 1807 in Scituate, MA; d. in Hingham, MA
+ 97 vii. Joseph Clapp, b. 1809 in Hingham, MA
98 viii. Azula Clapp.
99 ix. William Clapp.
100 x. Barnard Clapp.
101 xi. Josiah Clapp.
81. Elijah6 Litchfield (Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. June 03, 1767 in Scituate, MA.
He m. Elizabeth Aug 05, 1792 in Scituate, MA
Children of Elijah Litchfield and Elizabeth are:
102 i. Benjamin7 Litchfield.
103 ii. Benard Litchfield.
84. Azotus6 Litchfield (Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. Nov 12, 1774 in Scituate, MA.
He m. Marcy Cudworth Nov 24, 1810 in Scituate, MA
Children of Azotus Litchfield and Marcy Cudworth are:
104 i. Atrium7 Litchfield.
105 ii. Rawson Litchfield.
87. Zinthia6 Litchfield (Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. Aug 16, 1782 in Scituate, MA, and d. Oct 31, 1861 in Scituate, MA.
She m. Noah Whitcomb June 27, 1808 in Scituate, MA
Children of Zinthia Litchfield and Noah Whitcomb are:
106 i. Willard7 Whitcomb, b. June 21, 1809 in Scituate, MA. He m. Cynthia Battles.
107 ii. Hannah Whitcomb, b. Dec 13, 1810 in Scituate, MA. She m. Harvey Clapp.
108 iii. Jane Whitcomb, b. MArch 12, 1812 in Scituate, MA. She m. Joseph Litchfield.
109 iv. Hervey Whitcomb, b. Dec 03, 1814 in Scituate, MA. He m. Nancy Brown.
110 v. William Whitcomb, b. April 16, 1821.
111 vi. Sarah Whitcomb, b. Nov 27, 1822 in Scituate, MA. She m. Samuel W. Cook.
90. Daniel6 Litchfield (Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. July 10, 1788 in Scituate, MA.
He m. Hannah Litchfield July 27, 1806 in Scituate, MA
Children of Daniel Litchfield and Hannah Litchfield are:
112 i. Catharine7 Litchfield, b. Jan 01, 1811 in Scituate, MA. She m. Alfred Clapp.
113 ii. Josiah Litchfield, b. Sept 05, 1816.
114 iii. Daniel Litchfield, b. Aug 28, 1823.
115 iv. Lillis Litchfield, b. Nov 07, 1818. He m. Summer Litchfield Nov 01, 1840.
116 v. Olive Litchfield, b. Dec 31, 1820. She m. Israel M. Barnes Nov 15, 1840.
117 vi. Liba Litchfield, b. Feb 21, 1815. He m. Elizabeth Ellmes Dec 27, 1840.
118 vii. Otis Litchfield, b. March 15, 1826.
119 viii. Otis Litchfield, b. April 02, 1828.
120 ix. Pricillia Litchfield, b. Dec 24, 1812.
121 x. Pricillia Vinal Litchfield, b. Oct 30, 1807.
122 xi. Seth Litchfield, b. Dec 25, 1808. He m. Lidia Ann Mott.
Generation No. 7
91. Paul7 Clapp (Bethiah6 Litchfield, Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. Jan 26, 1791 in Scituate, MA, and d. Dec 26, 1852 in Hanover, MA He m. (1) Lydia Bates Nov 29, 1810 in Scituate ,MA He m. (2) Sarah Porter July 14, 1844, daughter of Abijah Porter and Sally. Death certf Hanover, MA Oct 26 1937 (copy Bernard J. Stetson, clerk)
Children of Paul Clapp and Lydia Bates are:
+ 123 i. Owen8 Clapp, b. MArch 22, 1833 in Scituate, MA; d. Dec 07, 1928 in Brockton, MA
+ 124 ii. Ozias Clapp, b. July 07, 1829 in Hanson, MA
125 iii. Eliza Ann Clapp, b. Unknown; d. 1873. She m. Wm. R. Webster.
92. Silas7 Clapp (Bethiah6 Litchfield, Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. 1793 in Scituate, MA, and d. April 26, 1826.
He m. Ruth C. Litchfield Oct 09, 1814. Children of Silas Clapp and Ruth Litchfield are:
126 i. Martha F.8 Clapp, b. Oct 17, 1815.
127 ii. Silas D. Clapp, b. Oct 14, 1818; d. Aug 04, 1836.
128 iii. Mary E. Clapp, b. Oct 31, 1820.
129 iv. Nicholas Clapp, b. June 20, 1823.
93. Henry7 Clapp (Bethiah6 Litchfield, Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. Feb 28, 1797.
He m. Martha Parker Abt 1817.
Child of Henry Clapp and Martha Parker is:
130 i. George P.8 Clapp, b. Feb 18, 1817. He m. Ann Potter.
94. Job7 Clapp (Bethiah6 Litchfield, Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. 1799, and d. Aug 20, 1825. He m. Lydia Damon April 02, 1820.
Children of Job Clapp and Lydia Damon are:
131 i. Hirum8 Clapp, b. July 28, 1822.
132 ii. Christina Clapp, b. Dec 20, 1825.
95. Allen7 Clapp (Bethiah6 Litchfield, Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. 1801 in Scituate, MA.
He m. Mary Gotbott Feb 15, 1821.
Children of Allen Clapp and MAry Gotbott are:
133 i. Lazarus8 Clapp, b. Feb 07, 1824; d. Jan 04, 1827.
134 ii. Mary G Clapp, b. Jan 11, 1826.
135 iii. Salome Clapp, b. MArch 03, 1829.
136 iv. Xoa A. Clapp, b. Dec 12, 1831.
137 v. Abigail M. Clapp, b. April 18, 1834.
96. Alexander7 Clapp (Bethiah6 Litchfield, Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. 1807 in Scituate, MA, and d. in Hingham, MA He m. Leverett L. Lincoln. He was a blacksmith. Children of Alexander Clapp and Leverett Lincoln are:
138 i. Charles C.8 Clapp, b. in Hingham,MA; d. 1873.
139 ii. George Clapp.
140 iii. Mary B. Clapp.
97. Joseph7 Clapp (Bethiah6 Litchfield, Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. 1809 in Hingham, MA.
He m. Lydia??? Abt 1830.
Children of Joseph Clapp and Lydia??? are:
141 i. Bethiah8 Clapp, b. Nov 24, 1830.
142 ii. Joseph H. Clapp, b. Dec 20, 1833.
143 iii. Ruth L. Clapp, b. March 16, 1835.
Generation No. 8
123. Owen8 Clapp (Paul7, Bethiah6 Litchfield, Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. MArch 22, 1833 in Scituate, MA, and d. Dec 07, 1928 in Brockton, MA. He m. Cordelia Ann Sherman Nov 17, 1855 in Marshfield, MA, daughter of Stephen Sherman and Sylvia Damon. MARRIAGE CERT.: M by OLIVER P FARRINGTON Methodist clergyman; civil war vet, 1864 wounded - mustered out July, 1864 soldiers and sailers . I also have his death certf. Children of Owen Clapp and Cordelia Sherman are:
+ 144 i. Eldon Sherman9 Clapp, b. July 17, 1866 in Weymouth, MA; d. 1940 in Harwich,MA
145 ii. Emma J. Clapp, b. 1857.
146 iii. Lizzie W. Clapp, b. 1858.
147 iv. Oscar Clapp, b. Unknown.
124. Ozias8 Clapp (Paul7, Bethiah6 Litchfield, Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. July 07, 1829 in Hanson, MA. He m. (1) Lizzie C. Pope. He m. (2) Lucy V. Bouve Nov 28, 1853. Children of Ozias Clapp and Lucy Bouve are:
148 i. John B.9 Clapp, b. Aug 31, 1858.
149 ii. Frank H. Clapp, b. MAy 23, 1859.
150 iii. Lulu M Clapp, b. MArch 23, 1863.
151 iv. Lizzie C. Pope Clapp.
Generation No. 9
144. Eldon Sherman9 Clapp (Owen8, Paul7, Bethiah6 Litchfield, Daniel5, Josiah4, Nicholas3, Josiah2, Lawrence1) was b. July 17, 1866 in Weymouth, MA, and d. 1940 in Harwich, MA. He m. (1) Edna Ackerman in 1888 (daughter of George H. Ackerman of Charlestown, MA and Emma Frances MacDuffie of NH) - Eldon and Edna had 3 children: Fredrick Eldon Clapp; George (Barden) Clapp; Hazel E Clapp ( Weekes). Eldon m. (2) Grace Greenwood Cook May 15, 1898 in East Bridgewater, MA, daughter of Joseph Cook and Clementine Cahoon.
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Ancestry.com offers: "Litchfield Name Meaning - habitational name from Lichfield in Staffordshire. The first element preserves a British name recorded as Letocetum during the Romano-British period. This means gray wood, from words which are the ancestors of Welsh llwyd gray and coed wood. By the Old English period this had been reduced to Licced, and the element feld pasture, open country was added to describe a patch of cleared land within the ancient wood. habitational name from Litchfield in Hampshire, recorded in Domesday Book as Liveselle. This is probably from an Old English hlif shelter + Old English scylf shelf, ledge. The subsequent transformation of the place name may be the result of folk etymological association with Old English hlið, hlid slope + feld open country."
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Andrew's obituary:
Andrew Darren Lymburner passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, May 26, 2020 at the age of 50, due to a heart attack. He was born on July 28, 1969 to Brenda Sue (French) and Sheridan Earl Lymburner in Bangor, ME. Growing up in Orland, ME with his sister, Louella, he embodied the values of prioritizing your family, helping your neighbor (and your neighbors neighbor), having a strong work ethic, and appreciating nature and the outdoors. Andy graduated from Bucksport High School in 1987 and earned a BS in Survey Engineering from the University of Maine, Orono in 1991. Andy moved to Marlborough, Massachusetts in 1992 to work doing surveying and mapping of sewers. In 1993, he began working at Intelligent Infrastructure Technologies, Inc (IIT) as a Project Manager, using what was then new technology in automated mapping and geographic information systems. Andys aptitude for and interest in technology was readily apparent, and he changed jobs to work at Babson College in 1997 as a Systems Analyst. He remained at Babson in various roles before becoming the IT Enterprise Architect and Information Security Officer, a position he held at the time of his death. In 1996, Andy met Susan Brostrup-Jensen through mutual friends, and they were married on Cannon Mountain on August 12, 2000. They lived in Northbridge, MA for 9 years, before moving to Ashland, MA in July 2009. They had three beautiful children, a son--Benjamin Sheridan (2002)--and twin daughters--Katherine Linda and Margaret Gray (2006) and many pets.
But these facts by themselves do not tell you much about the person Andy was or what he meant to the many people whose lives overlapped with his own. Andy was fully engaged in his life and gave freely of himself to those in it. Andy knew who he was, so he was always open to what the world offered to draw upon, whether it was new information, a different perspective, or a new experience. He sought it out and gathered it in. Uncomfortable with not having the answers himself, Andy would always take the time to research a question, issue, or project and assimilate what he learned into a path forward. He welcomed true discussion and debate--about things as big as political and world issues or problem-solving something for work and as mundane as a good beer or a current movie. He believed opinions should be backed by not just lived experience or sound bytes, but by research into the nuances and facts such that your perspective became a shared one, or at least one that recognized the value of different, yet similarly thoughtful, perspectives.
Another of Andys greatest strengths was his ability to not take himself too seriously and to see the humor in his own foibles. While he held himself to a standard of doing the best he could at all times and in all things, he also knew this did not equate to being perfect. So, when he fell short of the mark, when he made a mistake, when he miss-hit the ball, he could own it and either apologize, if warranted, or shake his head, find a way to laugh at himself, and move on. Similarly, he had the ability to help others find humor in and let go of those moments for themselves as well.
Consequently, Andy put people at ease and could diffuse most conflicts. He brought these strengths into all areas of his life--whether it be a meeting at work, a Facebook thread, an Ashland Youth Baseball and Softball Board meeting, a sometimes heated sideline debate on the soccer field, or a dilemma at home. On those rare occasions that the issue was too personal for him to live up to these values in the moment, he always continued to work it around after and then returned to the conversation a few minutes or a few days later to build a collaborative resolution. Of course, he also did occasionally struggle with an urge to relentlessly "poke the bear" when he felt someone was being stubbornly unfair, close-minded, or knee-jerk in their response. Fairness was one of the central values by which he lived.
While Andy was able to relate to almost anyone in any situation, he was truly gifted when it came to building relationships with children. He was beloved "Uncle Andy" to all his nieces and nephews and a mentor and role model to many of his younger cousins. He was always ready to act silly, rough-house, share a success or support a challenge, play a game, go on an adventure, or offer sound advice. As a soccer and softball coach, he instilled good sportsmanship, provided skill development, encouraged bravery under pressure, developed self-confidence, and most importantly, promoted a love of the sport through making it fun. He was truly in his element when he was with children.
There was no other relationship more important to him than those with his own children. He loved being a Dad. He often spoke about the importance his own father had in his life, and he worked hard to live up to that role model. He organized his professional and personal life to be available for them from the moment they were born. He supported them in their interests: coaching soccer and softball, attending Girl Scout events, cheering from the sidelines and helping to process the game after, encouraging perseverance through injuries, helping with homework, researching opportunities for growth, looking at colleges, and more. He showed them the love of the outdoors, whether going for a local hike, spending time in the White Mountains, or unplugging at the family camp in Maine. He passed on to them the guiding values and principles of his moral compass. He wanted nothing more than for them to know who they are, to be confident of their own strengths, to be fair and socially conscious, and to be the best people they can be.
Andys sense of humor, willingness to engage fully, generous spirit, open heart, and commitment to family were but a few of the qualities that made him a rare and treasured life partner for Sue. Both knew that they had found someone special by the end of their first date and never looked back. Many hours were spent sharing and planning as they forged a life together and expanded their family and caretaking responsibilities--first with two high needs dogs (and cats), then with three children (and many more pets), and finally with Sues elderly father. Even when demands were highest and time was tight, Andy was always there as a calming source of strength, never wavering in his commitment to Sue and to family. Andy gave of himself liberally, freely, and unselfishly, and he was loved deeply.
Andy drew his energy from the relationships in his life, whether family, close friends, colleagues, parents of a teammate of one of his kids, or the clerk at the store. He was honest, hard-working, dedicated, genuine, socially conscious, quick to smile, smart, and accepting of others. He loved baseball and softball, reading (or listening) to a good book, good food and even better beer, learning something new, following politics and the news, watching soccer games, trying new things, working with his hands, animals, and finding humor in the world. He brought his full self into all that he did, and he will be sorely missed.
Andy leaves behind his wife and kids (Susan Brostrup-Jensen, Ben, Katie, and Maggie Lymburner-Jensen, Ashland, MA); mother (Brenda Sue Lymburner, Orland, ME); sister, brother-in-law, and children (Louella, Art, Tabi, and Conner Grindle, Fairfield, ME); his brother-by-choice, wife, and children (Brendan, Tiffany, Gaby, and Maddi Harvey, Collierville, TN); his brother-in-law, wife, and children (Chris Brostrup-Jensen and Nancy, Jake, and Brian Wolf-Jensen, Foster, RI); his sister-in-law (Anne Marie Brostrup-Jensen, Marlborough, MA); and many aunts, uncles, cousins and extended family, beloved friends, and colleagues.
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[50171] See the unverified file KCPN-18F in familysearch.org. Find A Grave memorial 133373368 reports: "Eliza Thomas is the daughter of Joseph Thomas and Eliza __. Eliza married Wilmot Wass Gray about 1852. Wilmot and Eliza had six children."
[35071] This person is from the unverified information at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~battle/celeb/mueller.htm in 2013 which states he is son of Josiah Topping and he graduated from Yale Univesity in 1749 and was "Dr.". See "The 'Old Northwest' Genealogical Quarterly, Volume 7" (Columbus, OH: The 'Old Northwest' Genealogical Society), p. 56.