12. Charles Chauncey Sewall, born May 10, 1802 in Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts; died November 22, 1886 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. He was the son of 24. Samuel Sewall II and 25. Abigail Devereux. He married 13. Amy Peters October 01, 1823 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts.
13. Amy Peters, born December 09, 1802 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died August 15, 1872 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 26. William Peters Esq. and 27. Mary Ellis.
Notes for Charles Chauncey Sewall:
Cong./Clergyman as listed on the 1850 Census
Household worth according to the 1850 census was $5,000
More About Charles Chauncey Sewall:
Education: Harvard
Occupation: Reverend 15 years in South Danvers
Notes for Amy Peters:
listed as 48 in the 1850 Census
More About Charles Sewall and Amy Peters:
Marriage: October 01, 1823, Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Children of Charles Sewall and Amy Peters are:
i. Mary Abigail Sewall, born 1825 in Danvers, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died Bef. 1829 in Danvers, Norfolk, Massachusetts.
More About Mary Abigail Sewall:
Baptism: November 06, 1825, Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts
ii. Elizabeth Salisbury Sewall, born August 10, 1827 in Danvers, Norfolk, Massachusetts4; died Aft. 1910 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
Notes for Elizabeth Salisbury Sewall:
listed as 22 in the 1850 Census
More About Elizabeth Salisbury Sewall:
Occupation: June 04, 1880, Dressmaker
iii. Mary Abigail Sewall, born October 06, 1829 in Danvers, Norfolk, Massachusetts5
Notes for Mary Abigail Sewall:
Listed as 20 in the 1850 Census
More About Mary Abigail Sewall:
Occupation: June 04, 1880, Keeping Store
iv. Rebecca Phillips Sewall, born February 28, 1832 in Danvers, Norfolk, Massachusetts5; died 1855 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
Notes for Rebecca Phillips Sewall:
listed as 18 in the 1850 Census
6 v. Charles Chauncey Sewall II, born May 15, 1834 in Danvers, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died Bet. June 05, 1900 - May 05, 1910; married Mary F. Fairbanks November 25, 1859 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
vi. Ellen Frances Sewall, born May 30, 1836 in Danvers, Norfolk, Massachusetts5; died 1858 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
Notes for Ellen Frances Sewall:
listed as 14 in the 1850 Census
vii. William Peters Sewall, born October 08, 1838 in Danvers, Norfolk County, Massachusetts5; died 1860 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
Notes for William Peters Sewall:
listed as 12 in the 1850 Census
viii. Edward Upham Sewall, born March 03, 1841 in Danvers, Norfolk, Massachusetts5; died Aft. 1880.
Notes for Edward Upham Sewall:
listed as 9 in the 1850 Census
Occupation: June 04, 1880, Farmer
ix. Alice O. Sewall, born March 30, 1846 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died Aft. 1910 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
Notes for Alice O. Sewall:
listed looks like 5 in the 1850 Census
Found in the 1910 US Census of the City of Medfield, County of Norfolk, State of Massachusetts
Enumerated on the 23rd and 27th day of April 1910 by George Washburn
Supervisor's District No.: 119 Sheet No.: 7B
Enumeration District No.: 1119 Ward No.: blank
x. Francis Sewall, born 1848 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
Notes for Francis Sewall:
listed as 1 years old in 1850 Census
xi. Henry Devereux Sewall, born July 03, 1849 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died Aft. June 23, 1900; married Ella J. Clark Abt. 1880; born November 1860 in Massachusetts; died Aft. June 23, 1900.
Notes for Henry Devereux Sewall:
Not listed in 1850 census is this child referred to as Francis on the census? This name came from undocumented source. Also listed as Henry Langley SEWALL
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Henry Langley SEWALL
Sex: M
Event(s):
Christening: 3 Jul 1849
Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Parents:
Father: Charles C. SEWALL
Mother: Amy
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Vital records of Medfield, Massachusetts, to the year 1850
Brooklyn, New York Directories, 1888-1890
Henry Sewall hatfinisher Hinsdale avenue n Belmont avenue Brooklyn NY 1889, 1890
Listed in 1900 US Census; Massachusetts, Worcester County, Roll 695 Book 1, Page 172.
More About Henry Devereux Sewall:
Occupation: June 22, 1900, Hat Blocker
Residence: June 22, 1900, Belkemp, Westboro Townshop, Worcester County, Massachusetts
More About Ella J. Clark:
Date born 2: Bet. 1852 - 1864
More About Henry Sewall and Ella Clark:
Marriage 1: Abt. 1880
Marriage 2: 1880
14. Nathaniel Fairbanks, born July 06, 1798 in Needham, Massachusetts; died 1874 in Waltham, Massachusetts. He was the son of 28. David Fairbanks II and 29. Jemima Whitney. He married 15. Sarah H. Woods 1822.
15. Sarah H. Woods, born June 19, 1803 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; died January 13, 1892 in Norwich, Connecticutt. She was the daughter of 30. John Woods and 31. Bitsy Peat.
Notes for Nathaniel Fairbanks:
Died while residing with his son John W.
In the 1850 US Census, he is listed as Stonecutter with a household worth of 800; George Cheney is listed in household as a Stonecutter age 30
More About Nathaniel Fairbanks:
Occupation: Farmer
Notes for Sarah H. Woods:
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: Sarah
Sex: F
Birth Date: June 19, 1803
Birth Place: Ashburnham
Father's Name: John
Mother's Name: Bitsy
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
More About Nathaniel Fairbanks and Sarah Woods:
Marriage: 1822
Children of Nathaniel Fairbanks and Sarah Woods are:
i. John Woods Fairbanks, born December 10, 1822 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died Aft. 1900 in Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California; married Matilda G. Godfrey July 28, 1847 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died October 30, 1896 in Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California.
Notes for John Woods Fairbanks:
John Woods, born Dec. 10, 1822; married, July 28, 1847, Matilda G., daughter of Enos and Reliance Godfrey, of Brewster. He was one of the original members of the American Net & Twine Company of Boston; has lived in Medfield, Provincetown, Boston, Melrose, Waltham. He was a director of the Pasadena National Bank. His wife died in Pasadena, Oct. 30, 1896. In the 1900 Census he is living with a niece Helen A. Godfrey. She was a single, white, female born May 1863 in Massachusetts as were both her parents. An English housekeeper Jane Hercork(?) was also living in the household located at 244 South Mar? Court, Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California.
More About John Fairbanks and Matilda Godfrey:
Marriage: July 28, 1847, Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
ii. David Smith Fairbanks, born June 11, 1824 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died March 29, 1896 in Wakefield, Rhode Island; married Mary Elizabeth Nichols April 12, 1851 in Wakefield, Massachusetts; born 1829 in Reading, Massachusetts; died Aft. June 12, 1900 in Wakefield, Massachusetts.
Notes for Mary Elizabeth Nichols:
Listed as Mary E. Fairbanks, widow, in the 1900 US Census Massachusetts, Middlesex County, Roll 667 Book 1, Page 169, her Nephew Fred B. Stoddard - white male, born: Sept 1871; age: 28; single; place of birth for him and both his parents is Massachusetts; Occupation: Conductor SRR; he was unemployed for 9 of the previous 12 months. Mary owned her mortgaged home located at 33 Raleur (sp?) Rd. Wakefield, MA. Both Mary and Fred could read, write and speak English. Of the 4 children Mary bore only one was living as of June 1900, that child was John Briggs Fairbanks, who was also living in Wakefield at the time of the Census.
More About Mary Elizabeth Nichols:
Residence: June 12, 1900, 33 Raleur? Rd, Wakefield, Massachusetts
More About David Fairbanks and Mary Nichols:
Marriage: April 12, 1851, Wakefield, Massachusetts
iii. Sarah Jane Fairbanks, born March 09, 1829 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 1861.
Notes for Sarah Jane Fairbanks:
The below are all indexed for the same dwelling in the 1850 US Census for Rhode Island
Fairbanks, Sarah J. Rhode Island Providence Co. Ward 6 1850 845 495
Ball, Gideon Rhode Island Providence Co. Ward 6 1850 845 495
Ball, Abby J. Rhode Island Providence Co. Ward 6 1850 845 496
Lawire, Lewis Rhode Island Providence Co. Ward 6 1850 845 495
Full entry is as follows:
1393 2052 Lewis Lawire 39 M Baker MA
Elizabeth " 31 F MA
Emeline " 5 F MA
Isaac W. " 3 M MA
Henry H. 1 1/2 M RI
Sarah J. Fairbanks 21 F MA
2053 Gideon Ball 39 M Leather Dresser (?) RI
Mary " 34 F RI
Louisa " 16 F RI
Abby J " 13 F at school RI
Moris A " 9 M at school RI
Could Elizabeth wife of Lewis Lawire been Sarah's aunt Betsy Woods her mother's younger sister? The age is about right.
7 iv. Mary F. Fairbanks, born October 10, 1833 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died Aft. 1910; married Charles Chauncey Sewall II November 25, 1859 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
v. Amy A. (Anna) Fairbanks, born May 08, 1836 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 1855.
Notes for Amy A. (Anna) Fairbanks:
Attending school marked on 1850 census at age 14
Name listed as Anna A. on 1850 Census
vi. Henry Anderson Fairbanks, born July 24, 1839 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 1861.
Notes for Henry Anderson Fairbanks:
Attending school marked on 1850 census at age 10
24. Samuel Sewall II, born December 11, 1757 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; died June 08, 1814 in Wiscasset, Maine. He was the son of 48. Samuel Sewall I and 49. Elizabeth Quincy. He married 25. Abigail Devereux December 08, 1781 in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts.
25. Abigail Devereux, born June 17, 1766 in Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts; died February 22, 1847 in Boston, Norfolk, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 50. Dr. Humphrey Devere(a)ux Jr. and 51. Anna Henchman.
Notes for Samuel Sewall II:
Chief Justice of Massachusetts. 1813
Harvard-BA 1776 L.D. 1808
Vital Info: Samuel Son of Samuel Sewall and Elizabeth his Wife, born 11 December 1757.
Source: A REPORT of THE RECORD COMMISSIONERS of THE CITY of BOSTON, CONTAINING BOSTON BIRTHS FROM A.D. 1700 TO A.D. 1800. page 292
The Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Volume IX - S
SEWALL, Samuel, jurist, was born in Boston, Mass., Dec. 11, 1757; son of Samuel and Elizabeth (Quincy) Sewall; and grandson of Joseph (q.v.) and Elizabeth (Walley) Sewall, and of Edmund Quincy. He was graduated from Harvard college, A.B., 1776, A.M., 1779, and practised law in Marblehead, Mass. He was a representative in the state legislature for several terms and a representative from Massachusetts in the 5th and 6th congresses, 1797-1801; a judge of the supreme court of Massachusetts, 1801-13; and chief justice, 1813-14. He was a member of the electoral college of 1801 from the 2d Massachusetts district. The honorary degree of LL.D. was conferred on him by Harvard in 1808. He was a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He died in Wiscasset, Me., June 8, 1814.
Samuel Sewall, LL. D., A. A. S., the eldest son of Samuel and Elizabeth Sewall, was born Dec. 11, 1757. He was graduated at Harvard College; studied law, and began practice at Marblehead. He soon became eminent in his profession. He was a member of the State Legislature; Judge of the Superior Court, from 1800 till 1813; and in 1814 was appointed Chief Justice, in which year he died. He married Abigail, daughter of Dr. Humphrey Devereaux of Marblehead. Their children were: Samuel (minister at Marblehead), married Martha Marrett; Henry Devereaux, married Mary Norton; Joseph H., died young; Lydia, married Samuel Greele; Anne Henchman; Joseph Henchman (Harv. Col.); Edmund Quincy, married Caroline Ward of Newton; Elizabeth Quincy, married Thomas R. Sewall; Charles Chauncy (Harv. Col., who became a minister), married Amy, daughter of William Peters, Esq., of Medfield. The reasoning behind the naming of his son Charles. Charles was named for the Rev. Charles Chauncy "Taking notice of the promising talents of Samuel Sewall, who, owing to family misfortunes, was in needy circumstances, he drew up a subscription paper to raise money to carry him through college, and heading it with his own name, put it in circulation. This paper was subscribed by considerable number of the principle gentlemen of Boston and Cambridge. By the help of funds raised this way he was enabled to obtain a liberal education." Excerpt from "Memorials of the Chauncys" page 55.
More About Samuel Sewall and Abigail Devereux:
Marriage: December 08, 1781, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Children of Samuel Sewall and Abigail Devereux are:
i. Joseph H. Sewall, born Bet. 1781 - 1785; died Bef. 1795.
ii. Samuel Sewall III, born June 01, 1785 in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts; died February 18, 1868 in Burlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; married Martha Marrett January 01, 1818 in Burlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; born November 02, 1783 in Burlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; died March 26, 1860 in Burlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
Notes for Samuel Sewall III:
1850 US Census Index for Massachusetts
Sewall, Samuel MA Middlesex Co. Burlington 1850 325 211
Sewall, Samuel, Jr. MA Middlesex Co. Burlington 1850 325 211
59 72 Samuel Sewall, age 65 b: Mass; Occupation: Clergyman/Congressman; H/H worth: 4,860
Martha Sewall, age 66 b: Mass
Martha M. Sewall, age 26 b: Mass
Abigail D. Sewall, age 19 b: Mass
73 Samuel Sewall, Jr., age 30 b: Mass; Occupation: Yeoman
Elizabeth Sewall, age 30 b: Mass
Samuel B. Sewall, age 3 b: Mass
Peter Boyen, age 16 b: Ireland; Occupation: Laborer
More About Samuel Sewall III:
Burial: the new cemetery in Burlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Notes for Martha Marrett:
Henry Dunster and His Descendants
This book is ancesterial findings of Henry Dunster, first president of Harvard College who emigrated from England in 1640.
Bibliographic Information: Dunster, Samuel. Henry Dunster and His Descendants, Rhode Island: E.L. Freeman & Company Steam Book and Job Printers, 1876
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Rev. John Marrett, as we have seen, married Dec. 16, 1779, Martha Jones. She died Sept. 11, 1803. They had two children:
1. Infant6 son, born June 16, Sunday, 1782. He lived about three hours.
2. MARTHA6 MARRETT, (John,5 Amos and Mary4 D., Henry,3 Jonathan,2 Henry,1) born Nov. 2, Sunday, 1783. She is often called by her father "little Patty." She was an object of tender solicitude, being the only daughter and surviving child. She married Jan. 1, 1818, Samuel Sewall, son of Chief Justice Samuel Sewall and Abigail Devereux. He was born at Marblehead, June 1, 1785, graduated at Harvard College 1804, was settled at Burlington, Mass., (over the 2nd Church in Woburn, as formerly known--Burlington was incorporated 1799), April 13, 1814, where he preached until 1842. He preached several years afterwards as a supply for the society in North Woburn, where he organized a church. He wrote for the American Quarterly Register, in 1838, "A complete list of the churches and ministers of Middlesex * * *" making, in many cases, a history of the churches and their usages. He was distinguished as an antiquary. He deciphered the "Balehoult" Letter, before referred to. He also wrote the History of Woburn, which was his last work. It was in the hands of the printer at the time of his death, Feb. 18, 1868, aged 82 years, 8 months and 17 days. His wife, Martha,6 died March 26, 1860, aged 75 years, 4 months and 25 days.
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They are buried at the new cemetery in Burlington.
They had three children:
(i) SAMUEL7 SEWALL, (Samuel and Patty6 (Marrett,5) Amos and Mary4 D., Henry,3 Jonathan,2 Henry,1) born Nov. 29, baptized Dec. 26, 1819. He resides on the old Jones, Marrett, and Sewall parsonage, which he has improved by additions and adornments since those of his Grandfather Marrett. With commendable regard for the memory of his ancestors, he has left untouched by the barbarism called modern architecture, that "best room," where Hancock and Adams were disappointed of their "savory breakfast," and where some of these memoranda were written. Its walls are adorned with the painted portraits of Chief Justice Sewall and other worthies, carrying one back to old times when ministers were not ashamed to walk to meeting on Rackets. Those magnificent elm and chestnut trees, four feet in diameter, which adorn the lawn in front of the house, were mere saplings when Rev. John Marrett first visited his "lady love." On one of those occasions, he tied his horse to one of them. Perceiving this, Mr. Jones' colored servant removed it to a more proper place, and, with a native politeness known only to his race, announced: "I'se fetched the gemmans horse and hitched him where folks allers put um, cause he'd eat up the trees me & Massa planted." Faithful and considerate man, he appears to have been the trusted executive of the estate after Mr. Jones' death. Honorable mention is often made of him in Mr. Marrett's Diary. He now reposes in the adjacent cemetery, borne to his grave by the selectmen of Burlington, personally, as a mark of respect for him and the ministerial families he had served so long; and in the Family Bible it is written of him: "Cuff, the faithful Negro Servant of the above Thomas & Abigail [Jones] died April, 1813, having lived in the family about 60 years."
Mr. Sewall (Samuel) has been much in town business--the settlement of estates, and other trusts. He is now Clerk and Treasurer of the town of Burlington, and Justice of the Peace. To him we are indebted for much
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information of the Marrett family. He married March 21, 1844, Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth (Tuttle) Brown, of Billerica. She was born at Carlisle, Mass., Feb. 6, 1820. They are both members of the Congregational Church. They have two children, born at the old parsonage:
(1) SAMUEL8 BROWN SEWALL, (Samuel,7 Samuel,6 John5 Marrett, Amos and Mary4 D., Henry,3 Jonathan,2 Henry,1) born Aug. 17, 1846. He was clerk at Carter & Wiley's, druggists, Washington street, Boston. He is now in business for himself, as druggist and apothecary, Main street, corner of Oak, Charlestown, Mass. He married June 11, 1872, Louisa Elizabeth, daughter of T. F. Farrington, of Cambridge. They live in Cambridge.
(2) MARTHA8 ELIZABETH SEWALL, born Tuesday, May 18, 1858, is at school at Cambridge, boards with her brother. P. S. She graduated with distinguished honor, and is now, 1876, at her father's. She has been appointed as School Superintendent for the town of Burlington, although but eighteen years of age.
(ii) MARTHA7 SEWALL, daughter of Samuel and Martha (little Patty) Sewall, was born Oct. 31, baptized Nov. 1, 1823, married at Burlington, Nov. 26, 1861, Luther P. Martin, of Goffstown, N. H. He is a very successful teacher at Windsor Locks, Conn.
(iii) ABIGAIL7 DEVEREUX SEWALL, daugh. of Samuel and Martha (little Patty) Sewall, was born Sept. 7, 1830, and was baptized 12th. She is a teacher, with her brother-in-law, L. P. Martin, and lives with her sister at Winsor Locks. Unmarried.
More About Martha Marrett:
Burial: the new cemetery in Burlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
More About Samuel Sewall and Martha Marrett:
Marriage: January 01, 1818, Burlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
iii. Henry Devereux Sewall, born August 21, 1786 in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts; died June 08, 1846 in Watertown, Jefferson, New York; married Mary Catherine Norton January 22, 1816 in Goshen, Ltchfld, Connecticut; died December 30, 1840.
Notes for Henry Devereux Sewall:
Canadian Immigrant Records, Part One
Surname: SEWALL
Given Name: Henry Devereux
Age
Year of Record: 1811
Occupation
Source/Event: Montreal: Jury Lists (Persons liable to serve as jurors)
Reference: National Archives of Canada, Microfilm Reel No. H-1758 (RG4B19Vol1) page2
Others
Comments: living in Montreal
More About Henry Sewall and Mary Norton:
Marriage: January 22, 1816, Goshen, Ltchfld, Connecticut
iv. Lydia Maria Sewall, born April 14, 1791 in Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts; died August 11, 1822; married Samuel Greele(y) May 03, 1812 in Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts; born July 02, 1783; died August 16, 1861.
Notes for Samuel Greele(y):
Education: Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1802. School:Harvard College
Database: Full Context of U.K. and U.S. Directories and Lists, 1680-1830
Greeley, Samuel (Male) Address(es): house: 119, Orange street, Boston, Massachusetts Date: 1816 Occupation(s): school master, literature/education(a) Listed in The Boston Directory [for 1816], 1816,
COTTON, Edward. Boston Published by E. Cotton, No.47, Marlboro' street. Printed by James Loring
Greeley, Samuel (Male) Address(es): Columbia street, Boston, Massachusetts Date: 1821
Occupation(s): school master, literature/education(a) Listed in The Boston Directory [for 1821], 1821, FROST, John H.A. & STIMPSON, Charles, jr.. Boston Published by John H. A. Frost and Charles Stimpson, Jr. And for sale by them at No. 3, Spear's Buildings, Congress street, and 80 State street. John H. A. Frost, printer
1860 GREELEY SAMUEL Suffolk County Massachusetts 392 10 W. Boston Federal Population Schedule Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census Index MA17334113
More About Samuel Greele(y):
Baptism: September 05, 1783, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Education: Harvard College - 1808
More About Samuel Greele(y) and Lydia Sewall:
Marriage: May 03, 1812, Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts
v. Anne Henchman Sewall, born March 18, 1793 in Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts; died February 06, 1848.
vi. Joseph Henchman Sewall, born February 06, 1795 in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts; died September 28, 1813 in Cambridge, Norfolk, Massachusetts.
Notes for Joseph Henchman Sewall:
Die while attending Harvard
vii. Edmund Quincy Sewall, born October 01, 1796 in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts; died September 15, 1866; married Caroline Ward August 23, 1820 in Boston, Norfolk, Massachusetts; born November 15, 1797 in Cohasset, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died December 08, 1867.
Notes for Edmund Quincy Sewall:
REV. EDMUND Q. SEWALL, b. Marblehead, Oct. 1, 1796; H. U. 1815, (son of the late Hon. Samuel Sewall, Chief Justice of the S. J. Court of Mass., and Abigail, dau. of Humphrey Devereux, M.D., of Marblehead,) ord. Barnstable, Dec. 22, 1819, m. Caroline Ward, [686.6] Aug. 23, 1820, and continued at B. until Aug., 1822; installed at Scituate, Dec. 21, 1831, and remained there in the ministry until the Spring of 1848, when impaired health required him, a second time, to relinquish his ministerial charge. They now reside at Cohassett.
More About Edmund Quincy Sewall:
Education: Harvard University - 1815
Religion: Ordained Barnstable, Dec. 22, 1819
More About Edmund Sewall and Caroline Ward:
Marriage: August 23, 1820, Boston, Norfolk, Massachusetts
viii. Elizabeth Quincy Sewall, born June 10, 1798 in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts; died June 19, 1848; married Thomas Robie Sewall February 1825; born July 29, 1792 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; died September 30, 1864.
Notes for Thomas Robie Sewall:
Found in the 1850 US Census of MA
30) Sewell, T. R. MA Suffolk Co. Boston 6th Ward 1850 336 339 (Thomas Robie Sewall son of Joseph and Mary Robie)
169 187 T. R. Sewell, age 58 M b: Mass; Occupation: Broker; H/H worth 7,200
J. S. Sewell, age 23 F b: Mass (Joseph Sewall Sewall)
Mary R.(Robie) Sewell, age 21 F b: Mass
F (Frances). E (Elizabeth?). Sewell, age 16 F b: Mass
Joan Sullivan, age 28 b: Ireland; Occupation: Domestic
More About Thomas Robie Sewall:
Occupation: Broker
More About Thomas Sewall and Elizabeth Sewall:
Marriage: February 1825
12 ix. Charles Chauncey Sewall, born May 10, 1802 in Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts; died November 22, 1886 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; married Amy Peters October 01, 1823 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts.
26. William Peters Esq., born August 26, 1772 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died February 26, 1843 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. He was the son of 52. Adam Peters and 53. Margaret Morse. He married 27. Mary Ellis July 17, 1794 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts6.
27. Mary Ellis, born July 20, 1776 in Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died Aft. 1860. She was the daughter of 54. Jesse Ellis and 55. Mary Harding.
Notes for William Peters Esq.:
Not in 1850 Census with his family.
US Census Index listings:
Peters, William Massachusetts NORFOLK County. Medfield 464 1820 US Census
Peters, William Massachusetts NORFOLK County. Medfield 276 1830 US Census
Peters, William Massachusetts NORFOLK County. Medfield 193 1840 US Census
Notes for Mary Ellis:
In 1850 Census living with a Ware Family
Peters, Mary Massachusetts NORFOLK County. Medfield 277 1830 US Census
Peters, Mary Massachusetts NORFOLK County. Medfield 194 1840 US Census
Peters, Mary Massachusetts NORFOLK County. Medfield 853 1860 US Census
More About William Peters and Mary Ellis:
Marriage: July 17, 1794, Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts6
Children of William Peters and Mary Ellis are:
i. Mary Peters, born December 27, 1794 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died Aft. 1850; married James Hewins November 27, 1814 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died August 10, 1846 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts.
More About James Hewins and Mary Peters:
Marriage: November 27, 1814, Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts
13 ii. Amy Peters, born December 09, 1802 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died August 15, 1872 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; married Charles Chauncey Sewall October 01, 1823 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts.
28. David Fairbanks II, born January 13, 1765 in Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died Aft. 1850 in Provincetown, Massachusetts.. He was the son of 56. David Fairbanks I and 57. Anna Wight. He married 29. Jemima Whitney February 23, 1786 in Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts7.
29. Jemima Whitney, born July 23, 1768 in Watertown, Massachusetts; died Aft. 1850. She was the daughter of 58. Israel Whitney and 59. Jemima Robbins.
Notes for David Fairbanks II:
David Fairbanks II is listed in the 1850 census living in Mansfield with Wife Jemima and daughter Rebecca.
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David Fairbanks enlisted as a Private and served in Capt. E. Davenport's Co., Lt. Col. E. Sweet's Rgt. and Capt. J. Smith's Co., from Sept to Nov 1814.
Listed in the 1800 Census in Dedham Massachusetts as Head of Household. There are 4 males in the H/H: 1 under 10 years (Nathaniel), 1 between 10 and 15 years (Lemuel), 1 between 16 and 25 years (?), 1 over 44 years (David). There are 2 women in the H/H: 1 between 16 and 25 (?) and 1 between 26 and 44 (Jemima)
Notes for Jemima Whitney:
listed in 1850 census.
At the probate of an estate on 21 Aug 1776, probably her father's, who died in 1774, Eliphalet Robins, gentleman, of Cambridge, was appointed guardian of Jemima and Mary, minors under 14, children of Israel Whitney, late of Watertown, deceased, and posted bond with Deacon Samuel Fisk of Watertown as surety. Her mother, Jemima Robbins Whitney, was first named administrator of her husband's estate, until her marriage when she relocated to a different State.
Marriage Notes for David Fairbanks and Jemima Whitney:
Jemima, and [Mr., int.] David Fairbanks, b. of Dedham, int. Dec. 2, 1785 [VR], m. Feb. 23, 1786. [VR]
More About David Fairbanks and Jemima Whitney:
Marriage: February 23, 1786, Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts7
Marriage bann: December 02, 1785, Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Children of David Fairbanks and Jemima Whitney are:
i. Lemuel Fairbanks, born December 21, 1786 in Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died 1833; married (1) Lydia Harris November 07, 1809 in Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; born September 20, 1785 in Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died March 14, 1816; married (2) Catherine Harris Abt. 1816 in Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; born May 23, 1792 in Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died Bet. June 12 - December 31, 1880 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
More About Lemuel Fairbanks and Lydia Harris:
Marriage: November 07, 1809, Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
ii. Mary Fairbanks, born May 21, 1789; died March 24, 1819; married Bodwell.
iii. Lucy Fairbanks, born November 24, 1791 in Needham, Massachusetts; died February 07, 1881 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; married Oliver Cutler Jr. December 30, 1819 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; born February 22, 1797 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts; died September 10, 1864.
Notes for Lucy Fairbanks:
Living with her son Alfred in the 1880 US Census for Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. Her age is listed as 87. She is a widow.
More About Oliver Cutler and Lucy Fairbanks:
Marriage: December 30, 1819, Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
iv. Dolly Whitney Fairbanks, born March 01, 1793; died July 12, 1857.
v. Rebecca Fairbanks, born December 31, 1795.
14 vi. Nathaniel Fairbanks, born July 06, 1798 in Needham, Massachusetts; died 1874 in Waltham, Massachusetts; married Sarah H. Woods 1822.
vii. Ellis Fairbanks, born October 03, 1800 in Needham, Massachusetts; died October 27, 1871 in Mansfield, Mass; married Mary Skinner July 11, 1824 in Mansfield, Mass; born March 17, 1804 in Mansfield, Mass.; died March 03, 1872 in Mansfield, Mass..
Notes for Ellis Fairbanks:
277. CAPT. ELLIS FAIRBANKS, of Mansfield, Mass. (115), David VI, David V, Benjamin IV, Benjamin III, John II, Jonathan I. Born in Needham, Oct. 3, 1800. He went to Mansfield, in 1812, to live with Rev. Roland Green, who married Hannah, daughter of Benjamin and Abigail (Ellis) Fairbanks (21). After his majority he was agent for a cotton mill in that town, and was also engaged in manufacturing straw bonnets, and in mercantile business. In 1824 he was commissioned by Gov. William Eustis, as "Cornet," or color bearer, in Cav. Batt., 2d Brigade, M. V. M., and, in 1827, by Gov. Levi Lincoln, as Captain. Died in Mansfield, Oct. 27, 1871. He married, July 11, 1824, Mary Skinner, who was born in Mansfield, Mar. 17, 1804, and died Mar. 3, 1872.
More About Ellis Fairbanks and Mary Skinner:
Marriage: July 11, 1824, Mansfield, Mass.
viii. David Fairbanks III, born October 13, 1802; died 1874.
30. John Woods, born December 24, 1768 in Princeton, Worcester, Massachusetts; died June 25, 1863. He was the son of 60. Samuel Woods III and 61. Tabitha Eveleth. He married 31. Bitsy Peat July 05, 1792 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
31. Bitsy Peat, died Bef. August 1826 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
Notes for John Woods:
1850 MA Census Index
Name State County Location Year Roll Page
Wood, John MA Worcester Co. Ashburnham 1850 340 9
Listed in the 1850 Census - Ashburnham as John Wood, age 82, occupation Farmer and a household worth of 1,500; with wife Rebecca age 63 and son Asa age 42 also a farmer. The census was taken on the 16th day of September 1850
Marriage Notes for John Woods and Bitsy Peat:
Last Name: PEAT (see Pitts)
First Name: Betsy
Spouse Name: John Woods
Marriage Date: July 5, 1792
Marriage Place: Ashburnham
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
Vital Info: PEAT [Petts in publishment of intention of marriage] (see Pitts), Betsy and John Woods, July 5, 1792.
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham, Massachussetts, To the end of the year 1849.
ASHBURNHAM MARRIAGES TO THE YEAR 1850
Last Name: PEAT
More About John Woods and Bitsy Peat:
Marriage: July 05, 1792, Ashburnham, Massachusetts
Children of John Woods and Bitsy Peat are:
i. Abel Woods, born December 20, 1792 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; married Sarah E. Russell March 17, 1842 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
Notes for Abel Woods:
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: Abel
Sex: M
Birth Date: Dec. 20, 1792
Birth Place: Ashburnham
Father's Name: John
Mother's Name: Bitsy
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
Marriage Notes for Abel Woods and Sarah Russell:
Last Name: WOOD (see Woods)
First Name: Abel S.
Spouse Name: Sarah E. Russell
Marriage Date: March 17, 1842
Marriage Place: Ashburnham
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
More About Abel Woods and Sarah Russell:
Marriage: March 17, 1842, Ashburnham, Massachusetts
ii. Betsy Woods, born November 13, 1794 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; died Bef. August 17, 1817.
Notes for Betsy Woods:
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: Betsy
Sex: F
Birth Date: Nov. 13, 1794
Birth Place: Ashburnham
Father's Name: John
Mother's Name: Bitsy
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
iii. Dolly Woods, born December 25, 1796 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; married Zachariah Parker April 08, 1823 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
Notes for Dolly Woods:
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: Dolly
Sex: F
Birth Date: Dec. 25, 1796
Birth Place: Ashburnham
Father's Name: John
Mother's Name: Bitsy
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
More About Zachariah Parker and Dolly Woods:
Marriage: April 08, 1823, Ashburnham, Massachusetts
iv. John Woods, born June 12, 1799 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; died 1820 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
Notes for John Woods:
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: John
Sex: M
Birth Date: June 12, 1799
Birth Place: Ashburnham
Father's Name: John
Mother's Name: Bitsy
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: John
Death Date: 1820
Burial Place: Ashburnham
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
v. Melisa Woods, born June 04, 1801 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
Notes for Melisa Woods:
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: Melisa
Sex: F
Birth Date: June 4, 1801
Birth Place: Ashburnham
Father's Name: John
Mother's Name: Bitsy
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
15 vi. Sarah H. Woods, born June 19, 1803 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; died January 13, 1892 in Norwich, Connecticutt; married Nathaniel Fairbanks 1822.
vii. Asa G. Woods, born September 28, 1805 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; married (1) Susan Wallice January 18, 1827 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; married (2) Sultana Jones June 02, 1840 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; died Bef. September 16, 1850 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
Notes for Asa G. Woods:
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: Asa G.
Sex: M
Birth Date: Sept. 28, 1805
Birth Place: Ashburnham
Father's Name: John
Mother's Name: Bitsy
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
Listed in the 1850 Census living only with his father and his father's 4th wife Rebecca.
Marriage Notes for Asa Woods and Sultana Jones:
Last Name: JONES
First Name: Sultina
Spouse Name: Asa E. Woods
Marriage Date: June 2, 1840
Marriage Place: Ashburnham
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
More About Asa Woods and Sultana Jones:
Marriage: June 02, 1840, Ashburnham, Massachusetts
viii. Mary I. Woods, born July 24, 1807 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; married Henry Kiblinger Capt. June 07, 1829 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
Notes for Mary I. Woods:
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: Mary I.
Sex: F
Birth Date: July 24, 1807
Birth Place: Ashburnham
Father's Name: John
Mother's Name: Bitsy
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
More About Henry Kiblinger and Mary Woods:
Marriage: June 07, 1829, Ashburnham, Massachusetts
ix. Samuel Woods, born August 08, 1809 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
Notes for Samuel Woods:
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: Samuel
Sex: M
Birth Date: Aug. 8, 1809
Birth Place: Ashburnham
Father's Name: John
Mother's Name: Bitsy
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
x. Samuel Woods, born July 27, 1812 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; married (1) Mary H. Lowe in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; married (2) Mary Caldwell.
Notes for Samuel Woods:
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: Samuel 2d
Sex: M
Birth Date: July 27, 1812
Birth Place: Ashburnham
Father's Name: John
Mother's Name: Bitsy
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
Marriage Notes for Samuel Woods and Mary Lowe:
Last Name: LOW
First Name: Mary H.
Spouse Name: Samuel Woods
Marriage Date:
Marriage Place: Ashburnham
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
More About Samuel Woods and Mary Lowe:
Marriage: Ashburnham, Massachusetts
xi. Betsy Woods, born August 17, 1817 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
Notes for Betsy Woods:
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: Betsy B.
Sex: F
Birth Date: Aug. 7, 1817
Birth Place: Ashburnham
Father's Name: John
Mother's Name: Bitsy
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham
xii. John Stillman Woods, born October 28, 1824.
Notes for John Stillman Woods:
Last Name: WOODS (see Wood)
First Name: John Stilman
Sex: M
Birth Date: Oct. 28, 1824
Birth Place: Ashburnham
Father's Name: John
Mother's Name: --
Source: Vital Records of Ashburnham