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GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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THE GOO D WINS ~---------------------------------
- OF-
KITTERY ,
York County, M aine.
C O .\IPJI. E V H Y
,J(JJIX S .. -L,. I U ED GOOIJ\V'IX, .. \1 . .. ·\. .
CHICAGO , ILLINOIS .
OJ: HIX ~IIELLI':l{ GooDWIX (.J ol111 ~\<lam~ , .) oh11. ThollJ<I~ ( ;ood\\ i 11.
of ~ l aryla 11 d and \ Tirginia), Prin t <'!' and PuiJli~hN.
JiO E . ~IADISUN ST HEET.
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l ~T HOD UCTrog ..
ln '• the t'ixties " the Into Cn.ptain \\ il'li"nm Fre(lerick
Goodwin, of Concord, ~. JI.., who die<l in 1872, lwgnn
prrpnring a genealogy of the <lcscendnn•ts of Daniel Good
win, who suttle<l in Kittery, ::\I aim', nbout 1 G62. lie
publh;hcd some of bb notes in his history of "Xarr:wan-- "' ,..,
sett Number' One, now Buxton, ::\Iaine, '' nn<l abo in the
Octol)(_•r, lSGS, nnmher of Dnw:-;on ·s "·llistorienl ::\Inga-·
zine."
In the search for my own ancestry. commenced n few years
ago, I fonml traces of Captai:n lioodwinrs work aiHl finally
obtained his four Yolumes of nwm1script hooks through
the courtesy of 1\li:"s Alice Peaho<ly Goodwin, of Frank
lin Falls, N. H., an<l ::\I iss Snnth Louise Kim hall, of Snn
Francisco, to which I hnve mn,dc lllJll1Cl'OllS :Hh1itions nncl
from '" hich most of the following <1nta is taken. ::\1 neh
remains to he done before these generations nrc wholly
correct, and this part of the collection is printed in the· •
hope of obtaining corrections nnd needful infornmtion anrl
is not 1·...,...,11ed rts aJ1 rwt/w,·~·tat i l'e '''-'cm·d.
The ancestry of Daniel Good \Yin. th(' l mm igrnnt, is in
lloubt. Capt,ain Goodwin states that Danicl's.father aml
gnmdfnther were both Dnuiel Goodwin, the former marry
ing Dorothy Barker and the latter being of G-reat Oakley,
SusE=ex Co., Englawl. t'"nfc rtuuately for this f'tnh'HH'IIt,
l\Ir. Henry .F. \raters, the well-l~nown ,!!enealogist, ~bows
in his lntroclndion to "The Good wins of Hart fonl,
Conn.," that Dnniel Goo<l win, who married Dorothy
Barker, was a son of Jolm Goodwin and not of Da)lid
av lNTRODUCTlON.
Goo<l win, of Grrnt Oakley, nncl .:\1 r. \Y nters' "Gleanings~,
disdosc the fact that Danief Goodwin, of Great Oakley,
h:Hl 11ei t her n ::;on nor a g:ntncl£on nnmcJ Daniel.
I myself nm inelined to the opinion that Dnniel Goou
win, of Kittery, ~!nine , wns n brother of Hiehard Goo<l
'Ym. of G lonecoter, :\lass., nncl that they 'vere sons of
Bridget Good \\'in*, ''"ho :1fterwnr<lb mnrried IIenryTravers,
nnd later sti ll , Hidwrd \Yindow, and that her Goodwin
hnsbancl was one of the Toningtou, England, Good win
f nmi ly. Bril'fiy, my r<·~1sons n re these.: Tradition says
Daniel en me to Kittery, ~le., from ::\Iassacllllsetts, len vi ng
hrother!:i behind him n crt;· 1~1ymrmtl~. Richard Good win,
of Gloucester, ahont the same age ns Daniel, batl, nmoog
other ehil<lrcn, n, Daniel and n Hielmnl, Jr. This Hiehard
~Jr. settle<l in Newlmry, l\lass., nncl hncl also n. Richard
:and n. Daniel, of 1711. This h1tter t:hihl is not given by
SnYagc in hi s GL'nc:tlogicnl Dict ionary, hnt Captttin Good
win's reconl stntes positi \·ely that this Daniel of 1711 was
a son of Hicllnnl, of ~ewbnry. I han~ found the clescend
nnts of this [);miel of 1711 , who are now living in Nova
Scotia, ancl t lwy say that the ancestors of Daniel of
1711 came frolll l)l!JII IOut f,, ]:.'nglunrl, near where the Tor
rington bran ch of the Gooclwin family had resided for
gener:1tions. Thi~ Sl'Cll1~ to fix th(_\ family of Richard, of
Gloucester, a~ being from pear Plj'lllOnth, En.r1land,
nnd as Dnnicl, of Kittery, bad n :-:;on Daniel and grandsons
Hichard nnd lbniel, nncl, ns tradition ~:;nys he left brothers
ne,tr I)ly)//ol( tJ,, 1 am inclin(_•ll to think that it was
England and not Jlw-:su cluf.';;dts, antl thnt this tradition,
tnken '"ith th e constant rl'petition of thl' nam es of Hicluud
*Bridi(Ct t~ooclwin was certr.inlv the mnlht' r of H.icha rd Goodwin. and died in Gloucester. Mass .. h er estate l1elll }! appraised Au~ust 9. ]lj7:1. Hichanl was younger than Daniel aml pe.rhops r~> mainf'tl with his mother when Daniel left. home. if my sUl>positiun of relationshit,> is t'UITCct.
INTRODUCTION. v
;a,nd Daniel in both families, inllicatesstronrr]\' that the fir5t 0 ~
Daniel and Richanl W('re brothers from Plymouth, Eng-
land. Perhap::, l\h. \Yaters will be nble to learn the
name of the husband of Bridget Goudwin nnd t e hirth
records of his family. Complete records of the Torring
ton family are in existence in the possession of Hev.
Augn~tns .Jessup, Seaming, Enghuul, bnt my lotten; to
him remain nnansw~recl.
Captnin Goochdn conlcl not identify Abiel Goodwin, of
York Co., ~Ie., hnt ga,·o him in" ~arrngansett i\'ulliuet·
One" as from Rending, nniJI. Ilo was f~·om Heading-,
..Jlass., and was a descendant of Christopher Goodwin. of
Chnrlc.•stown, ~lass.
No attempt is mncle in the following pages to <lo more
than give in the briefest form the family record:;. Bio
graphical clnta is omittell entirely. .Xo information con
cerning familiPs of tho daughters of each generation ha::;
been collected.
The expense of this publication has been borne by l\lr.
\Yilliam Ilobbs Goodwin, ,Jr., of Eo::; ton; ~Ir. Almon
·Goodwin, of New York; 1\lr. Harold Goodwin, of Phila
delphia, and Mr. \Yarrcn Foster Goodwin, of Chicago.
The thanks of tho entire Goodwin fu111ily arc clne to :\Ir.
James .T. Goodwin, of Hartford and Xcw York, a descendant
of Ozias Goodwin, who has pnhli:;hcd the " Goo<lwins of
Hartford, Conn.," who made it possible for Dr. Tyler,
President of \Yil1i:1m ancl ~Iary College, to pnhli::;h my numuscript records of the " Good wins of \ "'i rginin. " and
'rho has contributed to tho publication of this pamphlet;
and to Hev. Ge01·go Ll·wis, of South Berwick, who hns so
patiently copied the old records for me, coiT<.·rtcd tho
many error::; an(l conrtcou~ly nnll promptly answored my mnny letters, I render publlc thanks.
Vl INTRODUCTION.
'\Yhile the Good wins of :Maine seem not to be related to· my own family, I have taken considerable pleasure· in the acquaintance the preparation of this \YOrk bas maue
me, and trust that the family will accept the results with renewed assurances of my most distinguished consideration.
Respect£ u II y,
JonN S. GooDWIN. CHICAGO, Jnly 1, 1808.
\Yho can solve for me the mystery of the uncestry 0f Thomas Good win, of Appendix V ?
b-Born. m-l\1 arrie<.l.
<.1-Died.
ABBREVIATIONS.
cl. s. p.-Died without children.
P-Intention of marriage published. bnpt-Baptizecl.
N. E. H. & G. R.-~cw Englnncl Historical and: Gcnenlogicnl Register.
Hes.-Rc3icles. Hcsiclecl.
INTRODUCTION. Yll
GOODWIN FAl\iiLIES OF 1\""E\V ENGLA~D.
It may save confusion if brief mention is made of the
.-jmrnigr:mts who have left Goodwin families in New Eng·
land. It is exceptionally difficnlt to keep the tribes sep
arate in New Hampshire and Vermont, for in some in
stances three different families have had representatives in
the same town. The '' three brother " story is of course
long since discredited.
1G32. \Yilliam and Ozias Goodwin, brothers, settled
eventually in Hartford, Conn. A genealogy of this
family has been published-" The Goodwins of Hartford,
Conn.,'' hy l\Ir. James J. Good win, of H:ntfurd.
1 G33. -Christopher Good win settled in Charlestown,
.l\lass. His descendants removed to Boston, Reading and
.i\brblehea<l, .Mass., and York, l\1e.
1G32.-Daniel Goodwin settled in Kittery, l\1uine.
lGGO.-Hichard GoOthdn resided in Gloucester, Essex
County, ::\lass., marrying in 1 GGG. His <le~cendants re
side principally in Newbnry and HmYl('y, .1\Iass., aml in
Nortb Yarmouth, .Maine, where the nam e is nooding. , 16GO.-Edwun1 Goodwin r esidNl in Anwshnry, and his
son, Richard, in Snli~hnry, Essex: County, :\lass. Family
is widely scattered through Xuw Hampshire and Y cr
mont.
1712. John Gooclwiu settled in Boston. Descendants
in Dresden and Fairfield, l\Iaine.
1713.-\Yilliam Goodwin, brother of John, settled m
l\Iarblehcad, l\la:;s.
T HE GOOD WINS OF'
KITTERY , YOHK COUNTY, :\lAIXE.
1 DA NIEL G o oDWIN ·was in Kittery, Y ork Co . . .Jia ine~
in 1652. He married , first, in Kittery, ~largaret S pen
cer, ~ danghtcr of Thomas nnd Patience (Chnclbon rn e)
Spencer; she was a daughter of "\Yilliam Chad honrm·.
Daniel married, second, after .l\Iarch 1670, Snr:1b Sa nders,
widow of Peter Turbet. Daniel <lietl about 1712. lie
wa::; a sun·cyor, an innkeeper and a large lan<led pro
prietor.
CHILDREN. (All said to be hy first wife.)
2 I. DANIEL, b. 1656; Ill . 1 Ann T hom pson .
2 Amy -----.
23 I I. JAMES, b. nl~ Sarah Thompson.
34 III. TIIOl\IAS, br m. :\Iehitable Pl ni8ted .
48 IV. "\V Il .. LIA::n, b. m. Deli ve ranee Taylor .
73 v. l\ losEs, b. m. Abiga il T aylor.
Vl. PATIENCE, J:>.. m. Daniel S tone.
VII. ELIZABETH, b·. Ill. 1 Zachery Emer y.
2 Phillip H u bbard.
VIII. SAnAn. b- J.ll. Isaac Darnel:'.
11 0 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, JUAINE.
I.
!DESCENDANTS OF THE ELDEST SON OF DANIEL,
THE ll\11\IIGRANT.
'2 DANIEL GooDWIN (elde8t son nf Daniell), born 1656 .
in Kittery, married, first, October 17, 16S2, Ann Thomp
son, daughter of Miles Thompson. Daniel married, sec
ond, before 1693, Amy He r esided in Berwick,
-~.Maine, where he <lied in April, 1726.
CHILDREN' BY FIRST \Y IFE.
I. MARGARET, b. Augus~ 23, 1683. m. Joseph Hodsdon. ·3 II. DANIEL, b. ,June 13, 168fi; m. Abigail- --
6 Ill, MILES, b July 31, 1687; m. - - --· ---11 IV. NATHANIEL, b. October 29, 1G89 ; m. Mary - --
v. 15 VI.
21 VII.
22 Vlll
IX.
x. XI.
CHILDREN, BY SECOND \V IFE •
AMY, SAMUEL.
JAMES. THOliiMl
SARAH, ANN,
ANN-
.. b. April 19, 1693;
b. May 27, 169f>;
b. July 15, 1697;
Untraced.
m. 1 Sarah Davis.
2 Mrs. Judith (Preble) Smith.
b. August 15, 1G99; m. Abigail Seward. b. S e ptember 2. 1701 ; U ntraced . b . October 19, 1i03; d. Nov. 24. 1703.
b . F ebruary 16, 1705; m. William More,
:a DANIEL Goon wiN (Daniel 92 , Daniell), born J unc 13,
1685, in Berwiek, married Abigai l ---- and resided
in Dover, N. H. Name spelled G·wling. (Sc:e I>g. 9259, Vol. 6, ltT. E. II. & 0. R.) They baptized their first
six children in Berwick, Oetobcr 18, 1722. The seventh
child was baptize<l S0ptcm ber 27, 1724. Daniel died in
.Somersworth, N. H. , in 1737.
THE GOOD\VINS OF KJ'l'TEflY, :JIAINE. 1]
LYDIA, IJ. March 2i, 1710;
•.I II . DANIEL, b. S epte mber ;!!1. 171~;
III. ABJGAH,. lJ. August I!'i, 1715;
IV. Alii¥,
V. MARY,
VI. SAHAR,
5 VII. J.ua:s. VIli. ANN,
b. ~ovember l:l. 171!-l;
b. January l:i, 17:n;
b. Au~ust :3, 17:!:.!;
h. June:.!:.!, 17:~-l;
lJapt. Sept e mbe r 11, 1'i :!:i, in He:t:wicl'; perhaps m. Thomas Cou~lns.
4 DAi\IEL Goouwrx ( D,m iel .J, D(/ n lei B, Daniell), born
Septcm her 29, 17 U), was in Somersworth in 17 40. Dnta
of his descendants, if nny, greatly desired.
5 JA:\IES Goonwrx (Dffn;, ,; 3, JJrwlel.?, Daniel 1), horn
.Tnne 2:?, 172±, is tmtrneed nnlet:::: he is the "James Good
win of .Xewnmrket, Rockingham Co., X. H., aged fifty,
in 177 5. '' This tallies very clo~ely with hi~ n.gc, but src
J nmes 21. Data of the clesccndnnts, if nny, of this
Jnmcs, grent]y desired.
G l\hLES Gomnnx (D({nl, ,l f!, J),m/r:ll), born ,July 31,
1GS7, in Berwick; b~tptizcd in Berwick, August 12, 1736.
H is children were lmpti~::cd in Berwick the following
month. \Yife's nnme not gin·n nt hnptism, indicating her
previous death. John, Samuel n.nd .Jlllles Goodwin were
petitioners in 1752 at Penob~cot; perlwps this .i\lilcs. I
can not identify posit.iYcly citlH·r ,John or 8nmnc1. Evi
dently we n.re missing ~-;ome children of the third gener
ation.
ClliLDREX.
7 I . CAL Ell. bapt. Scptcmhcr ~fl. liBG';
JI. M;tRGARET, bapt. !) Ill. DANJEr,. bapt.
10 IV. STEPHEN, oavt.
7 CALEB GooDWIX (J//les G, Dttnlel [2, Daniel J),
who was hnptizccl in Berwick, Me., Sept em her 2.", 1 7:1G,
12 THE GOODWINS UF K lTTERY, MAINE .
. Sel•ms to be the Caleb who took Janel in A run lei, .Me.,
.January 1+, 175±, settling thereafter in Bowdoinham.
J;.\llllily trnclition say s that the Caleb of Bowdoinham
" 'as born in Sl·otland, can1 e to America with his two
.brothers, had a ,tlon Caleb, .Jr. and three clangbters, and
.li\'ell in Clinton and Fairfie ld , .:\le.; that Caleb, Jr., was
taken by an nnele when he was seven years old from Ban
;gor, l\Ie., to Clinton, "to prevent the English authorities
from carrying him back to England." Tradition fai ls to
.chronicle the heinous cri me of this seven-year-old fug itive
from justice. l think the trne explanation is that Caleb,
Sr., was son of .:\liles G, and had th e two brothers, Daniel
:and Steph en, nnd that t)tcphen took his nephew, Caleb,
.Jr., at the age of sen·n, Caleh, Sr., perhaps being
then clencl. 1 find that Stephen and Caleb, Jr., .were both
.liYing in Castine in 1763, and that Caleb, Jr., with his
·wife and eight children left Castine in 1770. I also find
that nn Abigail Goodwin, horn in 1763, was married in
_Fairfield in 17S2 to David Em0.ry. Her ten children are
giyen on page 57, Emery Genealogy. I show her hero as
.one of the three danghters of Caleb, but she may have
been a niece, or what is still more likely, a grand-iaugh
tet· of Daniel or Stephen.
8 I. CA T,EB, b.
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, l\IAINE. 13
1770 to Bangor. I-I e <lied in Boston, of smallpox, during
the revolutionary war.
C HILDREN.
I . G E ORG E , b.
II. CHARLES, b. m, 1 Martha Hubbard Haskell. 2-----
III. RAN DOLPH, b. m.-----
lV. A DIJAH , b.
v . J OHN, b .
VI. ELIZABETH, b. VII. LYDI A, b.
VIII OLIVE, b . IX. SoN, b . Died young.
~ 9 DANIEL GooDWIN ( 1lliles 6, D anz'el ~' D aniel 1),
baptized in Berwick, Augnst 28, 1736, evidently went
into the '' Eastern Country" nnd is wholly untraced. A Daniel Goodwin married P_rudcnce \Vynmn in Brunswick,
:Me., .Mat·ch 11, 175 ~ ( Vol. 4, Bangm· ]Jist. 1llag.) I
<'an not find any other Daniel than thi s of nge to marry
in 1758.
10 STEPHEN GooDWIN ( L1lile8 C, D aniel fl , D aniel 1), baptized September 28, 1736, in Berwick, is probably the
Stephen Goodwin who was living, October 3, 1763, on
Bagaduce Bay, now known us Castine, Me. Descend
ants, if any, untruced .
.ill NATHANIEL GooDWIN (Daniel 2 , D aniel 1), born Oc-
tober 2D, 1689, in Berwick, married 1\lary and
reside<l in Berwick. I think he had othm· children, Pnu l
and Joshua, older than the ones given here, who :went to
\Vells, 1\le., and perhaps John, Jr., who married ~lartha
Nason, was another son. I cannot otherwise connect any
of the "\Yells famili es with the Immig rant. Tho Ber
wiek chnrch records show thnt N athaniel and . .1.1l rcrgaret .baptized a daughter ~lnrguret ~larch 25, 17 52. Capt.
14 THE GOODvVINS OF KITTERY, ~MAINE.
Goo(lwin says it wa,f:l lt'atlwn. and 1\Iargaret and not Na-
thaniel and that Nathan was the son of J oh11 58. See
abo Appendixes A and B for cliscnssion of other probabl e
children.
CHILDitEN (perhaps others.)
I. A~IY, bapt. Jany. 16, 1724;
I~ II. N ATHANIEL, bapt.
13 III B EN.LDIIN, bapt.
IV. l\IARY. bapt.
1-! V. SOLOliiUN, b.
m. Mary White.
m Sarah Nason.
m. Abigail Hooper.
12 NATHA.XIEL Goo D""IN ( J~tt/1 ·rniel 11, D r.niel :3, Daniel 1), baptized January 16, 172±, in Berwi~k, married (Pll h-
1if:lhed) ~ov. 12, 173±. nlnry \Yhite of York. They re
mo,·ed about 17 ±5 to Kennebunkport. He and his
brother Benjamin bnilt the Goodwin l\lills at Ly~·nan.
The history of K. says one danghter married Gldeon
\Ynkefield. Cnpt. Goodwin'~ recor 1.ls show that nlary·
married ].,'atlwn le1 "r akcfiehl.
I. NATHANIEL, b.
II. ABIGAIL, b.
Ill, ELIZABETH , b.
IV. OLIYE, b.
V. MARY, b.
CHILDREN.
m. 1 Abigail \Vakefie1d.
:::Charity Drew.
d. Fnmarried.
m. John .J elli,son.
m. Samuel Martin.
m. 1 Nathaniel "VVakefield.
2 Daniel Kimball.
13 BEN.TA::.\IIN GooDWIN (Natlwnlel 11, Dfmie7 f2, Daniel
1), baptized Jannary 16, 172-1, in Berwick, is said by his
(lescendants and by the history of Kennebunkport to haYe
married Sarah .L1f_uwn lmt the Sonth Berwick chnrch records
show that Benjamin. Goodwin and Sarah Ilede (Ead) ·were married ..Augnst 27, 17 -!7. It seems probable that
this last Benjamin ·was somewhat yonnger than .Nathaniel's
son, bnt I have no recorcl of any Benjamin of the fourth
THE GOODvVINS OF KITTEHY, 1\IAINE. lG
·g lmera.tion excs~1t N.-tth :tn iel, s son. This inlli c: ltJ3 incom
plete records. Benjamin resillecl and died in Kennebu nkport.
CHn~DREN.
I. BENJA:MI:"l', b. m. 1 Olive J ellison. 2 Elizabeth Adams.
II. HANNAH, b. m. Thomas Clou~b. III. SARAH, b. m. Israel VVal{efield. IV. .MARY, b. m. Noah Clough . v. DANIEL, b. April 1 i, li61; m. Lydia Adams. VI. WILLIAIII, b. m. Sarah Tibbetts.* VII. MARGARET, b. m . Benjamin Jellison. VIII CHILD, b. d. young.
IX. J AMES, b. m. Ruth March.
~4 SoLOMON GooDWIN ( Natlwnid 11, D aniel fd, Daniell) was married June 5, 1747, .in South Berwick, to Abigail
Hooper, danghter of John Hooper, of Berwick, who was a shoemaker, an<l who made a pair of ~hoes after he was 102 years old, then residing in Nason's 1\lllls. Solomon Goodwin resided in Arundel, Me., dying November 2,
1772.
14a I. JOHN, b. II. ABIGAIL, b. III. BARTHOLOliiEW, b. IV. ABRAHAM, b.
CHILDREN.
m. Mary Plaisted. J. in K ennebunkport, unmarried. d. in 1782 unmarried, in U. S. service. m. Abiga il Kimball.
1.4a JOHN GooDWIN (Solomon 14, .LYatlwnielll, Daniel~.
Daniell), born probabl y·in So nth Berwick, was married to Mary Plaisteds, a daughter of John 4, Joseph 3, James2, Lieut. Roger Plaistecl 1 , who was killed by the Indians at Berwick, October 17, 1675. .Mary was also a lineal
* Capt. Goodwin gives name as Sarah Bicldord. \Villiam Goodwin r emoved to Vermont October l, 1807. This is the William Goodwin who settled in \Yaterbury, Vt., and whose grand-daughter, Mrs. Abbie J. Yaw, daughter of Jotham Goodwin, resides in Mansfield, Vt. William Goodwin's wife was Sarah Bickford, r.ot Tibbetts.
lG THE GOOD,VINS OF KITTERY, MAINE.
descendant of Abraham Preble of Scituate, l\1a::,s.; of Na
thaniel Tihl<'n, the first, of Scituate; of Hon. Eel ward Rish
wortb, of York, 1\Ie., an<l of Rev. John 'Yheel wright, the. founder of Exeter, N. H. They resided in Arundel
(Kennebunkport) and York. tlohn Goodwin was a soldier
of the revolntionary war. He died about 1801 in Bath,.
l\le., where he was at work.
CHILDREN.
l -Ib I. l\IARY, 1~ . Jany. 20, 17.84 : m. Jonathan Ro~s.
II. ABHAHAIII, b. Lo~t at sea, unmarried.
III. JOHN, b. m. Hannah Emery.
IV. FRANClS, l' . Dec. 10, 1793; m. Lucy Sherrnau.
v. 0Ll\'E, b. m. George Melcher.
VI. SARAH, b. m. Daniel Emery.
VII. AHlGAIL, b.
VIII. ANN (HANNAH) , b.
IX. SAMUEL, b.
m. Matthias Bragdon.
m. Dani el C. Emery.
m.1-----
2 ------
X. NAN CY, b. m. Joseph I<'urbusb.
l±b :MARY GooDWIN (Jo!tn 14a, Solomon 14, _;,_\(d!tanie7 11, .
.Danid B, .Daniell), born January 20, 178±, was married
to Jonathan Hoss of Shapleigh nnd Harrison, 1\le., a son
of ,Jonathan Ross of Berwick, a R('volntionnry soldier and
lineal dcscenclnnt of Hugh HoEs of Belfa~t, lrebn<l, and
Kittery and Berwick, Me.; of J\1aturin Ricker of Cocheco~
N. H., killed by the Indians J nne ±, 1706; and of
Anthony Emery of Kewlmry, 1\Iass., 1635. 1\'Inry Goocl
wm died September 17, 1864.
Ross CHILDREN.
I. JOANNA RICKER,
II. JONATHAN,
III. J Alii ES,
IV. ELlZAllETH STANLEY, H e V. l\IARY GOODW IN,
VI. SAMl'EL GOODWIN, VII. JOSEPH PHINNEY,
VIII. SARAH PHINNEY,
b. June 13, 1804; m. BenjaJLin Holden.
b. Dec. 8, 1805; ll. unrn. Dec. P, 18:29.
b. Oct. 13, l:l07; m. 1 Jane Lakin,
b. June 28, 1809 ;
b. June 13, 1!'12;
b. May 22, 1815 ;
b. Jany. 30, 1820;
b. Oct. 13, 18:21;
~ Mary A. Smith.
m. Jonatban Staw. m. H enry Bond Ruggles_
m. Phmbe Clemmons.
m. E lvirlL Snow.
m. Joel Mason.
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, ~L-\£XE. 17
14-c ~lA•RY Goonwrx Hoss ( J.1lal'y Gor,rl t~·in 1 ~1,., .J,Jftn 1./t',. Solomon 14, .... Yatlumiel 11, Dan(d <:!, ]Janie! 1\ bmn
Jnne 13, 1812, mnrriNl Henry Bowl HuggleF, horn .J nly U, 1813, in Rutland, Y<·rmout, a ~on of .:\Iajor tJ ohn ned
Eunice (Kingsley) Ruggles of Rutland, Y t., an<l ~rand
son of Samuel Ruggles of "'illington, ConPr. a rol< licr of
the Revolntion, and of Phinens Kingsley of Hntlancl, rc
soldier of the Revolution. Henry Bond Huggles was a
lineal <ksccndnnt of Thomas Rrrghrle5, Esqnin·, of SU<l
bury, Suffolk, England, 1547~ of Thomas Ruggles of
Roxbury, filass., 1637; of Henry A <lams of Braintree,.
l\1 :tss., (1. Oct. 8, 16±6; of .Job n A ]den of Plymouth,
1020, and of John Kingsley of Dorchester, 1G35, and
Tannton, Mnss. Henry Bond Hnggle:-5 and wife reside(l
in Boston and \Yakefield. l\Iass. H e died Xovcmher 0,.
18D7; She died October 11, 189i4-.
RuGGLEs CJ-ULDRE~.
14<1 I. HENRY STODDARD, b. Oct. 31, 18-!6: m . :Ma.ry Eli zobetb Ryan.
II. MARY ELIZABETH, b. Apl. 3, 1850; d. Ang: 19, 1851.
14d HENRY SToDDARD RcGGLEs· ( Jlm·y 14t:, .Jliu·y l.~b .,
Jolw 14a, Solomon 14, ~Natluuu'clll, Dan icL!, Daniel 1), born October 31st, 184-G, in Boston, ~lar:;s.; was married
l\larcb G 18G7 in Boston to .:\Ian· Elizabeth R,·nn, born ' ' ' ~ u
Atwust lG 184-7 in Boston, a dan 1rhter of "\Yilliatn 0 ' ' c
nnd l\1nrgaret ( Dalton ) Ryan, li'neal dcscemlant of Jam.es
Ryan, Esrp1ire, of Kilkeyll, Ireland, 1 G20.
They reside in \Yakefield, ~Ia:::s.
ns THE GOOD\VINS OF KlTTERY, :MAINE.
I.
II. III. IY. Y. YI. \ TIL
YIII. IX. X. XI.
R unnLES CFriLDimN.
E~niELll\'E,
l\IARY ROS.o\:110 :\"D,
J\IAHGT_TERI'TE,
l\lABEL LY~IAN,
LOeiSA KINGSLEY:,
ALI CIA ,
HENHY,
LUCIA DA L'TOX,
FRANCIS DrNBAR,
JULIA PAR K E R ,
HOHA C' E C HENEY,
b. Dec. 12. 1867.
b. Sept. 26. 1l-'69.
b. July 3, 11"71.
b. 1\lrty I. 11'73.
b. June 5, 1t<75.
b. April :!1, 11'77.
b. F e b. 20, 1879; died young.
b. Nov_ 30, 18k0.
b. Aug. fl. l'<R::l.
b. l\Iarch 23, 181"5.
h. June 18, 1887; died yonng.
"15 SA:\IUEL Goonwrx ( /)l{nie7 B, -Daniell), born .l\lay 27,
1 GG5 , in BPrwick, marrie<l, fir~t, September 13, 171G,
Sarah DaYis ~ second, X o'Tem ber 7, 173+, at York, l\Irs.
Judith (Preble) Smith, <laughter of Benjamin Preble.
Perhaps this is the Samuel who was a petit ioner at Penoh
Hcot, in 17 52, togethl'r with ~lil es and John, ns a l\liles
aml a Samnel were brothers, hnt who was John? Sam
uel resi(lcd in South Berwick until after the den.th of his
first wife atHl then removed to York.
·where he died .
Do not know
...:\ st ray bbcet in one of Captain Goodwin's books says
that a Snmnel GoQ(l win was one of the witnesses to a
treaty with certain ltHlian tribes at Casco Buy, October
16, 17+G, subsequently at Fort 8t. George in 175 2 and
·at Fn I month on ,July 2, 17 5-:i.
I. ;16 II . 17 III .
18 IV.
v. VI.
CIJILDREN, nY Fmsr ,,.,. IFE.
HAll AH,
GEORGE ,
BARTHOLOME W ,
DAYIS,
SARAH.
KETURAH,
bapt. April 7, 1721; c"! i ;)d
bapt. A ug ust 5, 172~; m . Atigail Ayres.
bapt. August fl, 17:.!4; m.----bapt. l\Iay .J , li:!rl.
bapt. l\lay 4, 17~!l; see note to Amaziah ~0.
bapt. June :!7, 1731.
CHILDREN, :BY SECOND \YIFE.
19 VII. llEN.JAMIN,
:20 VIII. AMAZJAH,
b. Nov. 6, 1735; m. ------
b, A pl.:!:!, 11"39; m. 1st Mary Bracy,
:.!nd Sarah Butler.
THE GOODWJNS OF KITTERY, 3IAINE. Jfl
16 GEORGE GooDWIN (8amu el15, Daniel 2, Drwi~l 1)1
baptized August 5, 1722, in South Berwick, married (I'} in York, December 12, 17±5, Abigail Ayre::;, daughter cf
Ephraim Ayres, aud resided in Y 01 kr
CHILDRE:N.
I . SARAH, b. Oct. 27, 1746; untraced. II. GEORGE, b. S ept. 2!i, 1·749; untraced.
17 BARTHOLOMEW UooDWIN ( Smrurel 1'5, D aniel ?,
Daniel 1) was baptized Angn~t !), 172-!,. in South Ber
wick, l\Ic., where he baptized a ch ild later. Name of \\"ifc
not given, indicutmg her prior d'eat~1.
CHILD.
I. SARAH, bapt. July 16, 1749; untraced.
18 DAVIS GooDWI N (Samuel 15.,. D ttniel 2, D~mid 1),
baptized l\1uy 4: 1729, is wholly untraced unless, as se<·m. ·
likely, he is the Da vis Gooding of the Loni sbnrg expe
dition, November 20, 17 45 , in CoL .:\Iom·e's Compnny
from New Hampshire. No further data.
19 BENJA~IIN GooDWIN ( Samue115, DrmJel 2, Dmn'd 1)1
born NoYember 6, 1735, in York, married-----and resided in York nntil after a family was horn to him
and then removed with his wife and family to Kittery.
I can get no data whatever concerning hi~ family.
20 AMAZIAII GooDWD~ (Samuel 1~) 1 Drtn i,-1 Cl, Dt~ n:,1t 1 ,
born April 22, 173!1, in York, married, first, ~O'Vl'llll1er
11, 1763, l\1ary Bracy. Ile married , sC>cond, Xo ,·eml,rr
21 1778 Saruh Butler of Frl'nchman's Ba,·, a datl!!htet· ' ' . ,_
of l\Ioses and Sarah (Goodwin) Butler, ~he n daughtl'r of
.'20 THE GOO>D\VIN.S OF KITTERY, l\IAINE .
Adnm Goodwi n 67.+:- Amnziah r eside(! in York nncl
Limington, awl died nt \\raterburongh in 17~J::I.
I.
II. J:[[.
JV.
\ '.
VI.
':20a VII . \'[11.
IX.
X. XI.
MAttY, bapL . • June l!l, 1777; SA~IU EL, !Japt. m. PaLty Rowe. J AME'<, ba:l :-.. m. Elizabe th Bramhall & d. s. p.
1 Mary Burnham. GEO RGE, bapt. m. 2 Eunice Shoekley.
:~ Mrs. Huldah (Dorman)
l\I errill. SoN. bapt. Fe by. 7, 177::1; d. young-.
CII ILDR EX, BY SECO.KD \YIFE.
LOP I SA
SARAH,
b. January ~2. l'it'O; m. J ohn D eurborn.
h. July ~2. 178 1; m. Joseph l\Iills
AIIIAZL'.. ~, b. F eby. ::?2, 178-l; BARTHOL0111 EW,b. JERE!IllA ll ,
vVILLIAJ\1,
b.
b.
m. Fanny Ducon.
d. during the war of 181:.?.
d. in Liverpool. unmarried. un l rueell.
~Oa S .HtAII GooD WIX ( ..A.7Jift2io/, 120, Sam1(el 1/5, D aniel ~'
Daniel l), born July :32, 17S2, resided with the family of
\ \,.ingate Frost, Qna k er~, of Limerick nnd married ,Joseph
~lilb of \\""att-rborongh, in .Jnnnary, 1800. He "·ns born
October 12, 1770 in Biddeford, a son of Eligoocl and
~Inry (Dye?') l\Iill::;. He wns a farm er. H e died in
\V est Brooksvill e, l\Iay 14, 183G. She died in Cape Eliza
beth NovemlJer 18, 1528.
*It seems p1·obabie that this st:ttem ent of ancestry of Sarah Butler is incorrec t .
D1·. Butie 1· thinks h e r mother , S:mth Goodwin, was SaraJ:. born in 17~~. the
daughte r of Daniel Goodwill 3 a nd not the daughter of Adam. but a Bible entry
g ives Sarah Goodwin's birth at 1 7~0. A family tradition su.vs t hat Moses Butler on l!,euruury 7, 1750, munie t1 Samh Go0tl win, horn in 1729, the s ister to Amaziah,
by wh om h e had among others a daughter Samh. 'l'hut \\hen Moses But le r and his wife r emo\·ed to Frenehm~w 's Bay in llfi-l, they le ft this young daughter with
b e t· gramlfathe1·. Samuel GoOt1win. 15, and tbaL she afterwards, in 1778, becum e
the :-oecoml wife of h e r h alf-uncle, Amaziah Goodwin :!0. This tradition is borne
oQUt by the records: - "Amaziah Goodwin of Yorl{, und Sarah Butler of a place
<e:tllecl l<'re n chman's Bay, now res ident in York.''
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY. MAINE. 21
nliLr.s CinLnuEx _
I.
20b. II. I NNOC'ENC'E. b. Jany. Hl, IHO:!; d .. Jany. 19, 1~0'2.
PRESERYED ilHAYTON,IJ Jany. :!, 1~0:1; m. I .Jane Lunt.
20c. III. JosEPH,
20d. IV. l\IARY DYER,
20e. V. L UCY GARLAND,
:!Og. VI. GEORGE VAUGH~\
:! Carolill" :\I. Paine. h. No\'. 18, 180!); m. Lydia Eustis.
b. Oct. :~1, 1~07: m. l\Iartin K llarlH'r.
b . 1\Jrh. II , 1810; m. I Richard L. :\Iillikcn.
:! Eclwanl Ellison. b. Nov. :!2, 181~; m. I Dorothy Farnham.
:! ::-.l'anl',Y·L. \Vasson . 20h. VII. MIRIA.i\1 HANNAFORD. b. Nov. 23. 1!315: m. Capt. N.lthanie! Perkins.
VIII. ABIGAIL, b. Oct. 16, 181!-i: d. Oct. 30, 181H.
20i. IX. LUKE SA:-JUEL, b. ~ov. 23, 18:!0; m. I Louisa Cummings.
2 1\lrs. l\Jary Douglass.
~ 20b PRESE I{YED BRAYTON .:\lrLLS ( Sara /1 IJJOa, Ama.z:alt., f!O,
Srwwe115,. Daniel 92, Daniel 1), horn J unuary 2, 1803, in
\Yater borough, married, first, l\Iay 10, 182 7, J nne Lunt
of Bangor, who died October 26, 18G3. He married
second, ~lurch 10, 186±, Caroline l\1. Paine, who died in
'\Yinslow 1\lny 15, 1898. He died in Bangor nlurch 22,
1872. No children hy second wife. He bud resided in
Bangor fm· many years,
l\IrLLS CurLDREN, BY FIRST " YIFE.
I. JAM E:> COHOON,
II. MIRANDA HELEN,
Ill. FORD WHITMAN,
* IV. JAMES ELr.ISON,
b. April~. 1828: d. Aug. 26, IR:!9.
b. Mch. 6, 1830; d. Oct. 30. 1851.
b. April 30, 1832, d. Aug. 30, 183..!.
b. Feb. 13, 11:!3-t; m . 1 l\lary Collyer.
:! Jane Dearborn.
V . PRESERVED BRAYTON. b. April fl. IH3.'l; d. No\'. l , 18-11.
tVI. HIRA11I FRANCIS, b. Nov. I, 1831\; m. Elizabeth \Yorchester.
VII. ABNER HALLOWELL, b. 1\Ich. 2'2, 1H4:!; d .. June -t. 1!:1-t'!.
VIII. MARIA M OULTON,
IX. EMILY HOUSTON,
b. Aug. 17. 18-t:l; d. July 9. 11'56.
b. June 13. 184.1; d. Oct. 15. 1845.
*Resides in San Fernando, Mexico. He is the noted geologist, mininl< expert
and author.
t R es ides i.n Lowell , 1\Iass. He is the well known ch·il en.rincer and author and
_publisher of scientific works.
22 THE GOliD"\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
20c J OSEl'II l\liLLS (Sa raft 20a~ Amazial1 20, Smn uel 1~?,.
DaniellS, Danitll), born November 18, 1805, in Port
land, married .l\larch, 1833, Lydia, Eustis of Prospect,
Me. Bhe died Angust 3, 1869. He died at East Edding-
ton, Murch 8, 1882, wbere they had Jin:d many years
and where all of their children were born.
l\liLLS CHILDREN.
I. SARAH JOSEPHINE, b. Jany. 22, 1834; m. Isaac Dunning.
II. JCSEPH LEONARD, b. Apl. 27, 1835; d. Oct. 28, 1856.
III. 0RRA WIIITliiAN, b. Aug. 26, 1837; d. Nov. 24, 18n6.
IV. ISAAU"\VHITMAN. b. June 15, 1840; resides Togur,, Me.
V. EDWARD ELLISON, b. May 29, 1842; m. Laura S. Foster.
VI. BURRITT F. b. Oct. 23, 1845; m. Jennie Holmes.
20d l\IARY DYER :.MILLS (Saralt 20ct, Amazia/~; 20, Samuel
15, Daniel ;2, Daniell) born October 31, 1807 in Dur-
ham, married in Febrnary, 1835, Martin R. Barker of
of Bangor, born l\iarch 14, 1810.
BARKER CHILDREN.
h. ~~GITTER, } b, Dec. 8, 1835; d. same day.
III. ELLEN, b. May 24, 1837; d. 18n8.
IV EMILY, b. Dec. 29, 1888; d. May 6, 1854.
V. JOHN, b. Nov. 26, 1841; m. - - -
20e LucY GARLAND Mn .. Ls, (Sarah. f20a, Amaziali 20, Sam.:nel"
15, Daniel 2, Daniell), born l\Iarch 11, 1810, at Cape
Elizabeth, wns married, first, lVInrch 17, 1834, to Richard
L .. Milliken, who was drowned September 11, 1834, while
on their way to Portland. She w!ls married second, J anu
ary 13, 1839, to E<lward Ellison, of Bangor, who was
born Oc~obcr 16, 1813, in Boston, who died .February 23,,
1866. She died :March 31, 1887, at Bangor.
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTEHY, .)fAINE. 2:3
Eu.rsox CIIILDHE:\"
~Of I. MARY HARRIS, b. August 13, IR3fl, m. ~. F. Curran.
II. SARAH ELIZABETH, b. November 10, 1811. res. \Yest Brooksville.
III. ALMEDA l<~RANCES, b. August 14, ! HI~. d. Oetobe r :ll, 1~7:!.
IV. HELEN MrLLS, b. March 9, I&'>:!. d. J;1nuary :1, li'53.
·20f l\IAI{Y HARRIS ELLISOX, (Lucy G,trlmu! f:O,,, Sru·a!t
920a, A niazirdl f!O, Smn uel J/), Da 11 ie1 2, Daniel 1), horn Au
gust 15, 18::)!), in Bangor, was married April :22, 1872, to N. F. Curran.
1\lrs. Curran is connected with the Bangor Public
Libr:try mHl h:ts fnmishecl a Yery large portion of the data
concerning the descendants of Samuel Goodwin 15.
~20g GEORGE Y .-H JGIIN :MILLS, ( Sal'af, 20a, .Aoutzia!t 20,
Samuel J.'j, Daniel 2, Daniel 1), horn ~o\·e mher 22,
.1812, at Cape Elizabeth, " ·as married, first, April 6,
1835, tv Dorothy Farnham of " '" e::;t BrooksYille, born October n, 1816, diell :\larch 10, 1855. He was uwrric<l
second, .March 18, 1857, to Nancy L. \Yasson of \Ycst
Brooksville, who snn·ivcs him. He died at \\-est Brooks
·villc April 1, 1894.
l\hLLS CnrLDREK, BY FmsT 'Va'E.
I. LUCY MILLIKEN b. ~ovember :?:?, IH36. d. September :?0, til,;:!.
II. ALICE FARNHA:II, b. April 5, 1!138. d. S e ptember 30, 1800.
UI. SUSAN WALKER, b. February 10,1810. d. January II , 185:1.
IV. MARY BARKER, b. Jannary 19, 184:?. m. Capt. George Tapley.
V. GEORGE VAUGHN, b, March II , 18H. m. Miranda H elen l\Iills .
VI. EMILY SNOW, b. September 1:3, 18·16. m. \V. Scott \Vhitney.
VII. DOROTHY FARNHAM, b. September:?:!, IS4S, m. James \ 'arnum.
VIII . EDWARD ELLISON, b. January 18, 1851 , m. Lucy A. Bolton.
IX. ALBERT REED, b. March :?5, ts.;:J, m. S. Frank Douglass.
'20h 1\hmA:.\I HANNAFORD 1\In.Ls, ( Sm·a!t BOa, Amazia!t 20,
San;,uel15, Daniel f! , Daniell), born NoYembcr 23, 1815,
was married October, 1837, to Captain Nathaniel P erkins,
~vho died October, 1889.
2-! THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
PERKINS CHILDREN.
I. PHEBE JARVIS, b. April 9, 1839, m. Capt Jerry P. Hat ~h •..
II. JOHN DoUGLASS, b. March 15, 1841, m. Flora Wilber. III. BRAYTON MILLS, b. March 6, 1846, m. Anna Dicking,
IV. FHANK CUl\I?.IINGS, b. April :!9, 1849, m. Mary S. Ober.
V. l\IARY T APLEY, b. February 9, 18:JO, d. November 21, 1852,
VI. MANNING ELLIS, b. September 21-l, 1S53, m. H elen Bickford.
20i L U I\:E SAMUEL :MILLS, (SaNt A ~Oa, Anutzz'a A ~0, .
Samuel15, Daniel ~,Daniel l),• born November 23, 1820, .
at Cape Elizabeth , wns married, first, J nne 4, 18±6, to ·
Louisa Cummings of Eddington, l\1e., who died in September, 1852. He was married, second, in 1855, to
l\h:s. :Mary ( ) Douglass, whodie<l in Lawrence, :Mass., . in 1\larch, 1892. He died in Lawrence, January 30,
1895.
:MILLS CHILDREN, BY FIRST " r iFE.
I. LUTHER,
II. MYRON,
III. LUKE,
b. Killed aged 16.
b. 1852,
CHILD, BY SECOND \V IFE.
b. 1871 , m. a n1 res. in Brooltlyn, N. Y.
21 JAMES GooDWIN, (Danid ~, Daniell), born July 15, .
1697, in Berwick, is wholly untrace<.1. His brother, Daniel, settled in Dover and had a son James 5 born in 1724.
There wns a James Goodwin of Newmarket, Rockingham~
County, N. H., "aged 50 in 177 5," which so accurately deseribed J ames 5 in age that it seemed probable he bad gone to Newmarket from Dover; but other records show
that J ames Goodwin and James Goodwin, Jr., '"er e in Newmarket as enrly as November 21, 1746. This imlicates positively nn older James than James 5. It is
possible that James 21 may have settled in Newmarket,
and in 17 46, then ±9 years of age, haven son old enough·
THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, MAfNg. 25·
to be mentioned as James,, Jr., horn in 17.25, and 501
years old in 1775. James, Jr., mightalso be the James. 5, ''junior," to his uncle James 21. It shonld also be noted that a James Gooding, (a very common way of writing the name Goodwin in early days), married Elizabeth ---- and resided in Portland, 1\fe., having three daughters: I. Margaret, born J nne 13, 1733; I I. Sarah,. born ~larch 7, 1835, and I II. Sarah, born February 20, 1737. I cunnot yet identify definitely these several men bearing the name James.
22 THoMAS GooDWIN,. ( Dan£el 93 , Daniell), born August 5, 1699, in Berwick, was. married~ December 20, 1722, to
Abigail Seward of' Portsmouth', N. H·. (See Vol. 933 or 934 N. E. H. & G. R.) Descendants, if any, nntraced .. If this man's family record could be obtained it would
doubtless clear up a number of obscure points. I am strongly inclined to think that he married Hannah \\~ellsfor a second wife. See Appendix A. and diagram.
26 THE GOOD,VINS OF KITTERY, MAINE.
I I.
"DESCENDANTS OF THE SECOND SON OF DANIEL, THE IMl\liGRANT,
_23 JAMES GooDWIN (second son of Daniel 1), was married
December 9, 1GS6, in Berwick, to Sarah Thompson,
daughter of Miles Thompson. He resided in Berwick and
died there J nly 31, 1G97. It was his widow and not 'Sarah, the second wife of Daniel 1, as Captain Goodwin
supposed, who was the ''widow Sarah Goodwin " admitted to church in 1703, as Daniel 1 was then alive. No
children have been credited to this James by Captain
Goodwin or in any records, bnt there are so many
branches of the Goodwins of Maine which cannot trace to Daniel and the other children of Daniel are so thoroughly
indentified that the only possible explanation is that this
James had several children. Certainly ":Mary, daughter
-of Sarah Goodwin, baptized April !>, 1703 '~ (Be·rwick
R ecol'd::;), was this man's child.
I have therefore taken the liberty of giving. this man just the fmnily he needed to help me out. He has been
dead too long to object, and, nn less subsequent investiga
tions make it appear that it was not necessary for him to have had so many children, I shall always think he slwuld have had them: His failure to write down the facts con
cerning himself and family has been the cause of most of .our woes. TheN. E. H. & G. R., Vol. 2~ or 24, says,
"' 'John Davis, of Bristol in Great Brittaine, and :Mary rGooding, of Neckswamick, ,.Yere mnrriecl 23rd of Octo
ber, 1718. '' I can find no other .Mary of marrying age
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY r :MAINE.. 27.
than the one baptized April 15, 1703, and I so dispose of.
her.
CHILDREN (donated jot tltis occasion only).
24 I. RICHARD, b. m. Sarah Hall. 26 II. JOHN, b. 27 III. JAMES, b. 28 IV. THOMAS, b. m; Elizabeth Abbott . .
v. MARY, bapt. ApriJ. 25, !iOS; m. John Davis.
24 RICHARD GooDWIN ( Jam.es ~3, Daniel 1) appears in.
Dover, N. H., with Daniel Goodwin 3. The names of
both arc spelled Guding (Vol. 6, ... T. E. G. & H. R.) He married Sarah Hall, born about 1GS5. Some of his
descendnnts removed to Lebanon, .:\I e., and they were
claimed as relatives hy the other ~laine Good wins. I know not whose son be was unless of James 23. See also·
Appendix 0.
CHILDREN.
I. ELIZABETH, b. October !5, 1721. 25 II. RICHARD, b. April 19, 172-1 ; m. K eziah Tibbetts.
III. HANNAH, b. August 7, 1726,
25 RICHARD GoODWIN (Riclwrrl 934, James 23, Daniell),. born April 19, 172±, in Dover, X. II., lnttrried Keziah
Tibbetts of Somers"·orth, nncl resided in Somersworth and
Rochester, N. H. The names of his chilc lrcn indicate re
lationship ·with the Kittery famil,r.
Elisha Hayes of Lebanon wrote Captain Goodwin in
1871 that Samuel Goodwin, born 1753 and marriecJ Sarah·
Hodsdon, was a cou::;in to Thomas Goodwin who married
Anna Hodsdon, sister to ... Sarah. Thi::; statement was cYi
dently a mistake as Thomas Good win was the son of
Elisha 3G, who was eldest son of Thomas 35 (son of
· Thmnas 3.~), and this Thomas 35 had no son Richard, so.
:28 THE GOOD"\VINS 'OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
far ns my investigation goes. Thomas 34, third son of
1Dnniel 1, married ::Mehitable Plaisted perhaps about
1685-7. She was captured by the Inllians in 1689-90
and then h:-vl an infant son whom the Indians killed. She
was n prisoner for five years, returning in 1695. She
had son, Thomas 35, in 1697. Captain Goo<lwin's records
show thnt Samuel, born 17 53, was a son of Richard 25,
and the Dover records show Richard 25 as a son of Richard
24, who was undoubtedly a grandson of Daniel 1, but
unless Rieharcl 24 was the son Thumns and Mehitable
before her cnptnre, which seems unlikely, I cnn only ac
.count for him as a suppo~ed son of James 23.
CHILDREN (JHobably not ·in order o f "birth).
I. JOHN, b. m. Mehitab le Lock. II. MOSES, b. m. 1 Abigail Blaisdell.
2 Nancy Tibbett s . ·nr. JA!IIES, b. m. Sarah Copp. • *IV. DANIEL, b. m. ----Y. AARON, b. m.------\'I. MOLLIE, b. ni. 1 Nehemiah Kimball.
2 I saac Trickey. \'ll. SALLIE, b. m . ---Moore. YIIL SAMUEL. b. 1753; m. Sarah Hodsdon.
· 26 JOHN GooDWIN (J ames · fJJ , D aniel 1) was a peti-
tioner with 1\Iiles anll Samuel Good win in 17 52 from
P enobscot. l\Iiles and Samuel were nppnrently those of
that name of the third generation and sons of Dnniel 2.
Neither of them had a son John so far as I can learn nor
can I find a John of their generation except their cousin,
John 58, who.married Patience "\Villonghby and resided in
* Daniel Good win was evidently the Daniel 'l'ibbetts Goodwin, born in N ew Hampshi re, who had a brother Samue l, and whose mother was a Tibbetts and who married Mary Crafts in New Yorl{ , settling in Auburn, Ohio, where h e died m 1844. His youngest son, Ron. James A. Goodwin. resides at Spencer, Iowa. Full data of thi s branch is given on pages ~05 e t seq. of t he C1·afts' Genealogy.
THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 29
Berwick. Inasmuch as this John was contemporary with
Miles and Samuel and was not their brother, there i5 only
one conclusion to be drawn and that is that he was a son
of one of their father's brothers, and the only one to
whom be could belong as far as our knowledge now goes
is to James 23.
·27 JAMES GooDWIN (Janus 123, Daniel l) is given simply as
a guess. 'Yo have record that a James Goodwin was born
in Dover in 172±, who might huve been of Newmarket,
N. H., in 177 5; but who would have been too young to
have been the Portland, ~le., James of 1733. James
Goodwin 21 may have been the senior of the James n.nd
James, Jr., "being in Newmarket in 17 ±6." This leaves
the ,Tames Gooding of Portland, who had children in
1733-35-37, unaccounted for. I suggest, pending fur
ther investigation, that the James Gooding of Portland,
who married Eli:t:abeth , may have been a son of
James 23. \Yhether so or not, James of Portland bud
CHILDREN.
I. MARGARET, b. June 3, 1733.
II. SARAH,
Ill. SARAH,
b. March 7, 173o.
b. February 20, 1737.
·28 THOl\IAS GooDWIN (James 123, Daniel 1) resided in
Berwick and mttrried Elizabeth Abbott before 1723. He
is called '' Junior " on the Berwick records; perhaps
junior to his uncle, Thomas 3±, or to his cousin, Thomas
35. He is called "Senior " in 1729, .according to Cap
tain Goodwin's copy, but Rev. George Lewis copies
it for me as '' ,l unior." I simply cannot place him, un
less he 'vere a son of Jam e.:; 23, as Thomas 22, son of
Daniel 2, married Abigail Seward, and Thomas 35,
son of Thomas 3±, married Elizabeth Butler, and these
30 THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, MAINE.
two, Daniel 2 and Thomas 34, were the only sons of Daniel 1 who had sons named Thomas, unless Daniel's
son James 23 had such a son. I think Thomas 28 was a son of this James 23. Thomas resided in Berwick.
29!. HENRY,
30 II. SUSANNAH,
31 III. DANIEL,
IV. GIDEON,
32 V. GIDEON,
33 VI. THOMAS,
CHILDREN.
bapt. Nov. 21 , 1723; m. Elizabeth Weymouth.
bapt. May 23, 1725; m. Robert Patton. bapt. December 25, 1726; m. Martha Peirce. bapt. July 24, 1729; d. young.
bapt. Oct. 5, 1732; bapt. " •· "
m.-------· m.-------
29 HENRY GooDWIN ( Tlwrnas ~S, Janus ~3, D aniel l),
baptized November 21, 1723,in South Berwick, was married by Rev. Jeremiah vVise at South Berwick February 28,
17 :!8, to Elizabeth \V cymonth. Descendants, if any,
nntracecl.
30 SusANNAH GooDWIN ( Tlwnuts f2S, Jam es ~3, Daniel 1),
was baptized 1\·lny 23, 1725, in Sonth Berwick. I find in
the history of Saco Valley this statement: ''Susannah
" Goodwin married in Saco, 1\Ic., .March 13, 1784, Robert '"Patten. She die<l in Biddeford, .Me., l\larcb 9, 1813, ~' aged 88." This fixes date of birth of Snsannah as same as this daughter of Thomas 28.
31 DANIEL GooDWIN ( T/wmas ~S, Jmne8 ~3, Daniel 1), was baptized December 25, 1726, in South Berwick where
he marrie<ll\iartha Peirce, September 14, 17±7. Their children, Ennice and Sarah, were evidently baptized as adults. The ancestry of Daniel 31 seemed beyond find
ing out until I chanced npon this entry in the Berwick
church records: "Sept. 3, 1757, IIannah Goodwin, grand-daughter of Thomas, Jr. and Elizabeth (Abbot), upon this account was baptized." From Captain Good-
THE GOODvVINS OF KITTERY, MAINE. 31
win's record I learned that this Daniel 31 had a .daughter , Hnnnah, born between Thomas, 1756, and . Daniel, 175D, nnd from these two records it nppears that
Daniel Goodwin's daughter~ Hannah, was grand-daughter of Thomas 28 though it does not appear why the grandparents offered her for baptism- unless to help us out in getting the lecords ::;traight.
CHILDREN.
I. S USIE ( ?) , bapt. Oct. 16, 1748; m. Joseph Whitehouse. II. E UN ICE, bapt . . Tany. 27, 1750; d. in infancy. III. DAVID, bapt. July 1, 1753; m. Mary Lord. IV. THO :liAS, bapt. 1\Iay 2, 1756; m. Mehitable Abbott. v. HANNAH, bapt. S ept. 3, 1757 ; m. J am es Patch. VI. DANIEL, bapt. Apl. 15, 1759 ; d. in infancy. VII. BENJAIIIIN, bapt. D ec. 2, 1761 ; d. in infancy. VIII. DANIEL (Lieut.), bapt. May 20, 1764 ; m. Hannah Walker. IX. BENJAMIN, bapt. Apl. 6. 1766; d. X. E UNICE, b apt. Aug. 29, 1784; killed by lightning. XI. S ARAH, bapt. .. d. unma rrie d.
:32 GIDEON GooDWIN (Thmnas 28, James 2J, D anz'el 1), baptized in South Berwick October 5, 1732~ is wholly untraced, unless he is the Gideon Goodwin mentioned (l)age 648, TTol. 18, .LY. E Ii. & G. R. ), as being in New
Hampshire in 1761- 2. A Gideon Goodwin, Jr., married "Ellis" Ayres in Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. 17, 1785.
The June, 1898, Putnam's IIistorical .L1Iagazz'ne, page
178, says Gideon Goodinr; married Elizabeth Jenkins Aug. 17, 1753, in Portsmouth, N. H. (Sonth J"lm·is!t ).
This seems to he our Gideon 32 aml Gideon, Jr., was probably a child of this marriage.
:33 THO:\IAS GooDWIN ( Thoma8 28, J mnes 23, D an z'el 1),
was baptized October 5, 1732, in South Berwick. I cannot give the name of his wife with certainty, but I think he is the Thomas who married Mary Hicks in South Bcr-
32 THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
wick July 29, 1754. The date and place point to him strongly. No further data of him or of the Thomas -Mary Hicks marriage. See diagram in Appendix A.
I think the reader will agree with me that it is a matter of necessity to give James 23 a family, so as to provide for all of the foregoing Goodwins who are undoubtedly descendants of Dnniel of Kittery, hut whose descent I cannot tmce unless the above suppositions are reasonably
correct.
III.
DESCENDANTS OF THE THIRD SON OF DANIEL, THE.
Il\tMIGRANT.
34 THOMAS GooDWIN (Daniell) was born in Kittery. He married about 1685 l\lehitable Plai:-;tecl, s daughter of Lieut. Roger Plaisted, 2 Ichabod.t In 1689-90 Mehitable was taken captive by the lndian1;, together with her infant son whom the Indians killed. She was kept a captive for five years and then returned to Berwick. In December, 1711, Daniel Goodwin 1 .and Sarah, his wife, nmde a deed to Thomas. He was known as Ensign Thonms. It has been impossible to get fnll data of his children. Olive, JHary and Bialoare given on authority of the Berwick church records; Thomas, Ichabod and James are given in Captain Goodwin's records. l\loses Cooper (b. 1787) wrote Captain GoO<.lwin in 1867 that his grandfather, John Cooper, married Ichabod's sister, who was then the widow Abbott, and that another sister married a Shapleigh of Eliot. A grandson of Ichabod states there "'\Yas another sister who married a Davis. The .. iY~ E. H.
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, ~LAINE. 33:
& G. R., pg. 359, To1. f24, says "Timothy Dasis of Ports
mouth, and Olive Goodwin of Berwick, married Decem
ber 7, 1727." Also "John Davis of Bristol, in Great
Britain, and ~iary Gooding of Neckswamick, were married
23 October, 1718. '' I think this last mn:::;t be an older
Mary than the daughter of Thomas 3±-perhaps '' ~Iary,
baptize<l April lf>, 1703 " by Sarah, widow of James.
Goodwin, 23. Perhaps l\lary, danghter of Thomas,.
married first, :Mr. Abbott; second John Cooper. I baYe so
shown her in the li st bllt I cannot be certain that she was
not the one who married .Mr. Shapleigh. The data con
corning the sons of Thomas 3± seem to be positiv:e nn<l
beyond dispute.
CHILDREN.
I. SON, b. Killed by indians 1689-90.'
35 II. THOl\IAR, b. July 12, 1697; m. Elizabeth Butler.
50 III. ICHABOD, b. June 17, 1700: m. Elizabeth Scamm'ln.
IV. OLIVE, bapt. March 14, 1707-8; m. Timothy Davis.
v. MARY, bapt. June 18, 1711)<:
43 VI. JAMES, b. VII. DAUGHTER, b. VIII. BIAL (dau,), bapt. May 6; 1716;
m. 1 - -Abbott. 2 John Cooper.
m. Margaret Wallingford. m. -- Shapleigh. perhaps sam e as seventh child.
35 THOl.\IAS GooDWIN (T!wnua; 34, Daniel l), born July·
12, 1697 in South Berwick; married December 2, 1722,
Elizabeth Butler, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth ( )·
Butler. The '' Butler Genealogy" confuse;; the children
of Thomas Goodwin 28 ancl Elizabeth Abbott with
Thomas Goodwin 35 and Elizabeth Butle-r and giYes all
the Abbott children and none of the Batler ones. Caphtin
Goodwin omits the eighth1 ninth and twelfth child, hut
the Berwick church recorlls say they were baptized by Thom~s and Elizabeth, and ~loses, the foui-th child, in
his will in 176G, mentions the twelfth child as ' 'Sister
.l\lollie," so I put them all in. It makes a big fa~ily m
.3-1 THE GOODvVTNS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
a very short ·time. 'l think I have the girls married cor
rectly. I am extremely anxious .to get data about the
. second child, Thomas 37.
.~6 I.
37 II. III.
IV.
v. VI.
VII.
38 VII I.
IX.
39 X.
XI. Xll .
ELISHA,
THOll! AS,
0LIYE,
1\IOSES,
ELIZABETH, MARY,
JAMES,
REUBEN,
CHARITY,
JAMES,
DANIEL,
MOLLIE,
CHILDREN.
t bapt. Oct. 9, 1726;
bapt. July 28, 1728;
m. ; Sarah----.
m. Nathan Lord, Jr.
bapt. Oct. 27, 172S; d. 1766, unmarried. bapt. Aug. ·9, 1730; m. Alexander Shapleigh.
bapt. April 15, 1733; d. July 18. 1736.
bornMarch·17, 1735; d. July 21, 1736.
l bapt. Oct. 29, 1786;
f m. Thomas Abbott,
bapt. May 15, 1737; m. Sarah Griffith.
.bapt. Aug. 19, 17139; Untraced.
bapt. Jan. 25, 1740; Unmarried in 1766.
:36 ELISHA GooWD1N ( T!tomas 35, Tltomas 34, Daniel 1), baptizc<l October 9, 1726 m South Berwick, married
Sarah ---. He resided in South Berwick, and was
killed by a log rolling over him.
Goodwin of Biddc·forcl, ·who
second child.
I cannot trace Tiwmas
mnnicd .Mehitable, the
CHILDREN.
I. ROGER. bapt. l\Iarch 27, 1742; untraccd.
II. 1\IEHITABLE, l>apt. ·l\larch25, 1743-4; m. 1 Thomas Goodwin.
III. ELISHA,
IV. PATTY,
36aV. DANIEL,
VI. 'l'Hol\IAS,
VII. • TERE:IIL\H,
VIII. SARAH,
IX. 0LIYE,
X. ELIZ.ABETH ;
bapt. June 23. 174n;
l>apt. Dec. :!7, 1747;
bapt. Nov. 19, 1749;
2 Amos Gordon.
m. Hannah Shockley.
untraced.
m. Sarah Hobbs. bapt. March 17, 1750-1; m. Anna Hodgsdon.
bapt. Aprill5, 1753; m. Mary He mick .
bapt. Oct. 31, 17ii6; m. Noah Johnson.
bapt. m. A lexauder McGooch.
bapt. m. \\'illiam Chadwick
'3Ga DANIEL G oonwrN (E1islw :JC, Tlwnws 35, Tlwmas 3.4, Daniell), ba pti%ed N oYemlJer 19, 17 ±D, in South Ber
wick, married Sarah Hobbs. They resided in Eliot, l\fe.,
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, l\IAINE. 3S·
where he died December 13, 1811'. 1811.
She clie<l Octo her 22.
I, NATHANIEL, II. DANIEL, III. SARAH, IV. DANIEL V. ELISHA, VI. ANNA, V I I. THOJIIAS, VIII, MORRIS,
IX. MOSES, X. OLIVE, X I. JEREJIIIAH.
X II. ABIGAIL, XIII. ELIZABETH, X I V. ROSANNA,
36bXI. JAlllES,
CHILDREN. ii98578 b. July 25, 17il: m. Isabel Gordon. b. Oct, 5, 1712: d.
b. Dec. 9, 1773; Illi John Raitt.
b. Feb. 27. 1775; m . Polly Ferguson. b. Aug. 2t5, 1776; m. Anna Libby.
b. Apl. 30, 1778; m. Thomas Goodwin. b. Nov. 21, 1779; m. Sarah Lord.
lb. Feb. 25, 1781; m. Dorcas Paul.
f m. Alice Fernald. b. Dec: 30, 1782: m. John Russell. b. July I, 1785: m. I Sarah Penhallow.
2 Elizabeth Emery. b. Jan. 7, 1787; m. Theophilus Simpson. b. April II, 1788; m. Richard Neal.
b. Dec. 13, 1789, m. Nathaniel Knowlton. b. April 27. 1791; m. Hannah Ferguson.
36b JAMES GooWIN (Daniel 36a, Elislw 3C, Tlwmas 35,
T!tomas 34, D aniel l ), born April 27,. 1791, in Eliot, .Me.,.
married January 23, ISH>, Hannah Ferguson, bor n July
16, 1792 in E liot, a daughter of Dennis Ferguson ..
They resided in E liot, where James died tTnne 11, 1857.
I. II. I II.
I V. v. VI.
36cVII.
VIII.
IX. X.
SoN, SYLVESTER, JAJIIES, TiliiOTHY F.,
HENRY. ELIZA F., SYLVESTER,
HANNAH,
HANNAH, MARY JANE,
CHILDREN.
b. Dec. 6, 1815; d. Dec. 71 1815. b. Nov. I. 1816; d. Aug. 20, 1826. b. Jan. 3, 1819; m. Abigail T. Paul. b. Dec. 16, 18:~0; m. Nancy G. SimpsOn.
b. F eb. 2-, 1823; m . Eveline S. Pickering. b. May 17. 1825; m. Jeremiah Knowlton. b. S ept. 22, 18:!7; m. 1 Ruth A. Foster.
:! Judith l\1. Foster. b. March 5, 1830; d. in infancy. b. March lfi, IS3·~; d. unmarried. b. Nov. H, 1~35; m. Sewall Frank Lord.
36c SYLvESTER GooDWIN, (·f£mi e.<.~ 3Gb, .Daniel 3Ca, Elis!ta 36, Tlwma8 35, T!wJJut.s 3!,,. Dan-iel 1), born September ·
.36 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
22, 1827, married, first, November 11, 1847, Huth A.
Foster, daughter of \Yarren and Judith ( ) Foster.
She cli~d in Boston. Sylvester married, second, February 20, 185±, Judith J\L Fostet·, sister of his . first wife. He
·was a ship carpenter and hnilder. He was among the
"±Ders" in California, bnt retnrning he settled in Brook
lyn where he was a member of the firm of Sampson,
-\Yeston & Goodwin, dying December, 1893.
CHILD, llY FIRST \V IFE.
I. ABniE l\I. , b. May 1, 18 l8. m. Henry H. Hall.
CHILDREN, BY SECOND \YIFE.
II. ELIZABETH '\V ARREN, b. December 5, 1854. d. May :!4, 1857.
36d III. WARREN FOSTER, b. November 16, 1857. m. Lillian Grandy.
I\'. EFFIE SOPHIA. b r. Brooldyn , N. Y. , unm.
:36d \\r ARREN FosTER GooDWIN ( Syl-vesteJ' 36c, James 3Gb,
Daniel JCa, Eli81w 36, Tlwmas 30, 17wmcts 34, .Daniell), born .November 16, 185'7, in Boston, was married Sep
tember 4, 1877, at Brooklyn to Lillian Grandy, born
Jnly 16, 1858, in Brooklyn, a dangbter of \Villiam and
Gertrude ( SclwyleJ') Grandy. J\Ir. Goodwin is a manager
of Fire Insurance Companies, has resided in Boston,
Brooklyn, New York and,since 1893,in Chicago where he
is bead of the insurance firm of Goodwin, Hall & Hen
shaw. He bas contribnted very nui..terially to the com
pilation of the records of Captain Goo<lwin and in the
eollection of new datu.
I. \VU,J,IAM GRANDY,
II. J Alii ES SYL\"ESTER,
nr. ScHUYLEU.
CHILDREN.
b. March:!, 181'9.
b. ~arch :!9, 1 8~:!.
b. December :!3, 1893.
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTEHY, 1\IAINE. 37
:37 Tno:\IAS GooDWIN ( Tltonws 35, Tlt 011WS 34, Daniell), baptized October 9, 1726, in South Berwick, I cannot
trace. I tried to make him the ancestor of the \V ells family, but that Thoma~::; married about 1732. I have
even tried to do him the honor of making him my ancestor,
sec Appendix V, but I cannot trace him ont of .1\Iaine into
Pennsylvania or Maryland, as I can his cousins, IchaboJ's children, so I abandon him to his fate. It seems probable
that he is the Thomas who mnrried ::\Iary Hicks or else
the Thomas who married Eunice Lord and l\Iehitable Goodwin .
. 38 REUBEN GooDWIN (Tlwmas 35, Tlw11uts 34, Daniell), baptized in South Berwick October 29, 1736, hy Thomas and Elizabeth Goodwin if:. untraced. l\Ioses 49 and Amy
baptized a son Reuben April 27, 173±, and a Reuben Goodwin married Hannah Abbot September 2, 1756. I
think it more likely that this was the son of .Moses as he
was then 22 while Thomas~ son was only 20, both rather
young for marrying, but .Moses' son haYing the better
right. I cannot trace the chilclren, if any, of this mar
riage. A Renben Goodwin sold land Febrnary 13, 1788,
at month of :~\Iarsh RiYer, (Penoo.scot) .
. 39 CAPTAIN JAMES GooDWIN (Tiwnuts 35, Tltomas 34, !Janiell), baptized ~lay 15, 1737, in South Berwick, was
married August 17, 1767, to Sally Griffith of Portsmouth, N. H., who was born September 13, 17 ±6, in Hampton,
N. H. They resided in Berwick where he died Septem
ber 21, 1808. She diecl :March 1, 1815.
38 THE GOOD,VINS OF KITTERY, .!HAINEr
CHILDREN.
I JAJIIES, b. Aug. 16, 1768; m. Loye Sherburn.
II. THOJIIAS, b. July~~ . 1770; m. 1 l\Iary Butler. ~Mary Butler.
III. 0LIYE P., b. Aug. 9, 177~; m. Ebenezer \Yinn. IV. SARAH, b. Jany. ~~~. 1775; m. 1 Elisha Whitehouse;
2 Moses Souther. v. Er,IZABETH, b. Aug. 21, 1777; m. Pelatiah Butler.
VI. SAlllUEL, b. Mu.y 23,.1780; m. 1 Elizabeth Keays. 2 Susan Hanson.
VII. MARY (POLLY), b. Feby. 25, 1784; d. October 10. 1785.
VIII. MARY (POLLY), b. June 27, 1787; d. April 6, 1805.
40 CAPTAIN lcHABOD GooDWIN ( Thmnas 34, Daniel 1),. born June 17, 1700, was married August 25, 1729, to
Eliza?eth Scam man of Saco, :Me., a daughter of Captain
Humphrey Scamman, son of Humphrey Scamman.
I. HANNAH,
II. lCHABOD,
III. HUJIIPHREY,
IV. MARY,
v. ICHABOD,
41 VI. DOJIIINICUS,
42 VII. ICHABOD, VIII. SAMUEL, IX. ELIZABETH, X. SALLY.
CHILDREN.
b. July 24. 1730;
b. Aug. 17, 1732;
b. Dec. 24. 1735;
m. Tristram Jordan. d. 173~.
d. August, 26, 1736.
b. Jany. 24, 1736-7; m. 1 Foxwell Curtis Cutts. 2 Rev. John Fairfield.
b. Feby. 23, 1739; d. 1739.
b April 24, 1741; m. 1 Hannah Hill.
2 .Mrs. Elizabeth (Littfe-field) Perkins.
b. May 14, 1743; m. Mary Wallingford. b. Aug. 17, 174;';; d. unmarried.
b. Dec. ~5. 1748; d. unmarried. b. April 21, 1754; m. 1 Temple Hight.
2 Rishworth Jordan.
41 Do::.\riNicus GooDWIN ( lclwTw(l_}O, Tl/Omas 34-,Dan Z:ell), born April 24:, 17 41, married, first, J nly 12, 17C:3, Han
nah Hill, who died :March 10, 1772. She was a daughter
of Elisha and ~lary (Plaisted) Hill 4 : he a son of John
and l\Iary (Fl'Ost) HillS, Hoger 2 , Peter HiiP. l\Inry
Plaisted was descended from Captain Elisha4, Judge
THE GOODvVINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 39
.John 3 , Lieutenant Rogerz, lchabod Plaistedt. He
marri3d, second, in 1772, l\Irs. Eli7.aboth (Littlefield)
Perkins, widow of Unptain John Perkins of \Yells.
CHILDREN, BY FIRST \YIFE.
41a I. SA!IIUEL, bapt. April 1, 1764. m. Anna Gerrish. II. ELIZABETH. bapt. February 23, 1766. m. 1 Gen. William Frost.
2 Col. Nathaniel Hobbs 3 Col. Paul.
III. D OJ\IINICUS, bapt. February 21, 1768: m. Peggy Lord. IV. JORDAN, bapt. March 25, 1770. m. Sally Hill. v. HANNAH, bapt. March 10, 1772. ''A sick child.''
CHILDREN' BY SECOND \Y IFE.
VI. JOAN, bapt. September 12, 1773. m. Agnes Rogers. VII. HANNAH. bapt. July 23, 1775. m. ·william Thompson, VIII· I CHABOD. bapt. August 16, 1777, d. unmarried. IX. DANIEL, bapt. August 28. 17i9. m. Mary Pray. X. SARAH, bapt. 1781. d. unmarried.
41a SAMUEL GooDwiN ( Domin£cus 41, lc/l({bod 40, Tlwm.as
31, , Daniel 1), baptized April 1st, 176±, in Sonth Berwick
(born F eoJ'Wt7'1J 5, 1764), was marrie<l November 12,
1791, to Anna Thompson Gerrish, who was born l\lay 6,
1769, on Gerrish Island, Kittery, a daughter of Joseph
and Anna ( T!tompson) Gerrish; he a son of Timothy and
Sarah (Ell-iot) Gerrish, son of John and Elizabeth ( lluld
ron) Gerrish, son of \Villimn nml Joanna (Goodale) Oliver
Gerrish. Anna Thompson 5 was descended from \Vii
limn 4, Ed ward s, Smnuel 2, "rilliam Thompson t.
Snmnel Goodwin was a farmer and resided in North Ber
wick.
40 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
CHILDREN.
I. ANNA THOMPSON, b. ~ov. 24, 1792; d. Sept. 18, 1856, unmarried.
41b II. I<~HABOD, b. Oct. 8, 1794; m. Sarah P.1rker R ice.
41c III. J OSEPH GERRISH, l.J. J any. 31, 179tl; m. Frances Hobbs.
IV. SAliiUEL, b. Jany. 13, 1799 ; d. in G reenville, Pa.
v. HANNAH JANE, b. Jany. 9, 180fi; m. Col. Love Keay.
YI. l\IARY ELIZABETH, b. July 12, 1803; d. Dec. 27, 1867, unmarried.
YII. SARAH ELLIOT. b. March 5, ltlOfi; m. ·wilson Hobbs.
VIII OLIVE ,JORDAN, b. S 8pt., 1809; d. unmarried.
41f IX. DANIEL RAYNES, b. April 12,1811 ; m. Mary R. Merrick.
41 b GovERNOR IcHABOD GooDWIN (Samuel 41a., Dmnini-
Cil8 41, l cll({bod J,O, Tlwmas 31,, D aniel 1), born October 8, 1794, in Berwick, was married September 3, 1827, at
Portsmouth by ltcv. I srael Putnam to Sarah Parker H.ice,
born .May 15, 1805, in Portsmouth, a · daughter of Cap
tain \Villiam antl Abigail (P(trker) Rice. He was the
"\Var Governor " of :N"ew Hampshire (co nsult TVaite's
Jfistory of 1Vew Iiampshire in tlt.e R ebellion), residing in
Portsmouth ·where he died July 4:, 1882. Their son,
Frank Goodwin, is a lawyer residing in Boston.
ABBY RICE,
II. H OPE,
CHILDREN.
b. Feby. 19, 1829· m. Capt. William A. Winder .
b. Sept. 23, 1830;
III. SARAH PARKER RI CE, b. July 1, 1832;
IV. GEORGETTE CUliiliiiNG, b. Dec. 29, 1834;
m. Samuel Stoner.
m. Capt. Joseph M. Bradford.
d. Sept. 1 ~. 1838. V. SAMUEL, b. June , 1837;
VI. FRANK, b . Nov. 1, 1841; m. l\Iary G. Buttrick.
VII. SUSAN BOARDliiAN, b. March 3, 1844; m. Admiral Geor ge Dewey.
SusAN BoARDl\IAN GooDWIN (Iclwbml 41b, Sam.1tel 41a,
DominiCit8 41, Jclw7JOd 1,0, Tlwnws :JJ, , Dani('l 1), horn
:March 3, 184:4:, in Portsmouth, was married October 2±,
18()7, at Portsmouth, by Rev. James DeN ormandie to
Lieut. Commander George Dewey, now Admirnl, who
was born December 2G, 1837, in ::\iontpelicr, Vt., a son
THE GOOD \VINS OF KITTERY. :MAINE. 4t
of Dr. Julius T. nncl Elizabeth (Perrin ) Dewey 8 , Simeon
7, 'Villiam 6 , Simeon 5, \Villiam 4, Josiah 3 , Josiah ,.
Thomas Deweyt.
The r ecen t successes of Admiral Dewey have made him
one of the most fam ous of naval commanders. Snsan
( Gooda• in) Dewey <lied December 30, 18 72, ut Torpedo
Station, Newport, R. I.
DEWEY CHILD.
I. GEORGE GOODWIN, b .. Dec. 22, 1872; Resides in N ew York.
41c JosEPH GERRISH GooDWIN (Smmtel 41a, D ominicu8
41, lchaood 40, Tlwnuts 34, Daniel l), born January 31,
1707, in Berwick, was married l\lay 18, 1820, at North
Berwick to Frances Hobbs, born Junuary 20, 1802, in
North Berwick a daughter of '\Villiam nod 1\lollie (.1llmTill)>
Hobbs. Joseph Gerrish Goodwin was a farmer and re
sided in North Berwick 'vhere his wifedied•November 20,.
1880. He died June 12, 1889.
CHILDREN.
I. f CHABOD, b. Oct. 21, 1820; m. Rhoda Spear,
41d II. \VILLIAr.I H OBBS, b. Oct. 9, 1822; m. Mary Evert ·wendell.
III. SAMUEL, b. Aug. 19, 1824; m. Sarah Ann Johnson.
IV. MARY ANN, b. July2i, 1826; m. James Hobbs.
v. SAHAH HICE, b. Sept, 2, 1828; m .• Toseph Hobbs.
VI. 0LIYE ELIZABETH, b. May 16, 1830; m. Tristram Fall Johnson.
VII. J OSEPH WILSON, b. Nov. 21i, 1833; m. Alicia Sophia Lorcl.
VIII DANIEL. b. July 31 , 1836; m. Eliza Ida Furbish.
IX. FANNY E., b. May 6, 1842; m. John Abbott Hooper.
41d \YrLLIAl\I HoBBS GooDWIN (J()seplt GeJ•,•is!t -~1c, Sam-uel 41a, Dmninic1ts 41, lchabod 40, Tlwm as 34, Danid 1), born October 9, 1822, in North Berwick, was married
Jnne 20, 1852, at Portsmouth, N. H., to .Mary E\crt
42 THE GOODWINS 'OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
"\VenLlcll, a daughter ·of J aeou and :Mehituble Rindge
:(Roge7's) "\Vendell. J\Ir. Goodwin re;:;ided in Jamaica
Plains, a suburb of Bostvn, and was president of the
Eliot National Bnnk. U wa" through his liberality that
~ the first transcript of all of Captain Goodwin's notes was
.made. He was killed .l\lay 13, 1897, by a blow from a
falling branch of a tree while near his home. His widow
resides ( 1898) in Jamaica Plains.
I. WENDELL,
II. FRANCES,
CHILDREN.
b. May 6, 1853,
b. Dec. 17, 1854.
III. HETTY R.. b. April 13, 1856; m. William Pierson 'Varner.
IV. MARY EYERT, b. April13, 1~59.
V. CAROLINE 'VENDELL, lb. Oct. :!8, 1861; m. 1 Arthur T. Greenough
41e VI. 'VII,LI..UI HOBBS, ~ :! David S. Greenoug_b..
Ale 'VILLIA?.I HoBBS GooDWIN ( TV:illiam Iiobos 41d, Jo8eJJ!t
Gerrick 41c, Samnel 41ct, Dominicus 41, lc!wbod 40,
Thoma8 34, JJuniel 1) is a hanker and member of the Bos
ton Stock Exchange with offices at 4:1 Devonshire street,
Boeton. It was his desire to carry out his father's wishes
that has lead to the publishing of this record of the
fnmily.
·-11f REY. DANIEL RAYNES GooDWIN, D.D., LL.D. (Smn-
uel41a, Dominicus 41, lc!-Laood 40, Tlwmas 34, Daniell), born April 12, 1811, in North Berwick, wasmarrie<lJann
ary 2, 1838, at Hallowell, :Me., by Hev. Jonathan Cole to
:Mary Rnndall .1\Ierrick, born .January 25, 1810, in Phila
delphia, a daughter of Samuel ~l\lerrick, born in London,
nnd Hannah Hnmpnge, born in Kid<lerminster, England.
Doctor Goodwin was President of Trinity College, IInrt
ford, Conn., and President of Pennsylvania University.
He died 1\I:trl'h 15, 1890, in Philadelphia "·here his wife
-bad diod J anunry 13, 1884:.
THE GOOD'\VINS oF· KITTERY, ~IA[N~. 43:
CHILDREN.
ANNA HARRIET b. K.ov. 16; 18:38. m. Benjamin Vaughan.
II JULIA HEPP, b .. June 2~, HHLI, d. Oct. 16, l ~·U.
III MARY MERRICK, b. Feb. 19,. 18!:.!, m. William Canfield Spencer. IV HENRY SMITH, b. Dec. 14, 18H, d~ Oct. H. lt-'61.
v LUCY GARDINER, b. Oct. fi, 18-!5, d. March~~. 1847. 41g VI HAROLD b. Nov~ lfi, 1850, m. Julia Murray Mcilvaine.
4:1g HAROLD GooDWIN (Daniel Raynes,. 41f, Samuel 4-1a,.
Don1in.icus 41, Ic/l((bod 4.0, Tlwnws 34, Daniel 1), horn November 15, 1850 in Brunswick, l\le., removed with his parents in 1853 to Hartford, Conn., and again in 1860 to Philadelphia: where he has since resid e(_l. He was married J nne 17, 188±, in Pbiludelph.ia to Julia :\Inrray :Mc
Ilvaine, born April 26, 184:5, at '' Elmslic," Ewing, ::Mercer Co., N.J., a daughter of Alexander .Murray and :Mary Cow perth waite (Olden) McHvaine. :\Irs. Good win died in Philadelphia September 25, 1896. Harold Good-· win is an attorney with office:; in the Hale Building, .
Philadelphia.
CHILDREN .•
1\IAR Y MERRICK, b. Oct. 30, 18S5. I [ HAROLD, b. F eb. 5, 1 888~
III MARGARET SHIPPEN, b. Jan. 17, 1890. IV DANIEL RODM AN, b. May ~4, 189'2.
42 GENE HAL IcHABOD GooowrN ( lc!tabod 40, T!tt''mas 34, .
Daniell), born lVIn,y 14, 1743 in Berwick, was married.
May 25, 1768, to l\lnry \Vallingford, born December 18, 1752, in Somersworth, N. H., a daughter of Capt. Thomas
and Abigail (Hal) 'Vallingfonl, he a son of Col. Thomas \Vallingford, of Somersworth. They resi(_led in Berwick ..
Abigail Hill, his wife's mother, was born Jnly 3, 172!:1, a daughter of J uclge John Hill. General Ichahod Goodwin was a farmer; member of the Provincial Congress of 1775 ;.
4-1 THE GOOD"\VINS OF KITTERY, MAINE .
. a Lieutenant Colonel in the }{evolutionary war; High
:sheriff of York county and in 17~7 was l\iajor General of
the 6th diYision l\lassachusetts militia, comprising the
.Province of .l\Iaine.
CHILDHEN.
I CHAIIOD, b. June 10. 1770, ~
II THO~IAS \V ALLING FORD, b. May 10, 177~ ,
m. Anna Thompson.
d. Jan. ~5, 1 8:~~. unm.
d. 1790. III BETSY,
IV AIITGAIL,
Y MARY,
VI HANNAH,
\ ' II ANDREW,
VIII SARAH, IX 0LIYE ELIZABETH.
X DOMINICUS
XI JAMES S C.HDIAN, (Dr.)
b. July 2tl, 1774,
b. March 2, 1777,
b. Nov. 21. 1779,
b. D ec. ~1, 17tH,
b. May 7, 1784,
b. Nov. 9, 17R6,
b. June 23, 17R9,
b. May ~9. 1791 ,
b. Nov. II , 1793,
m. Major William Hight.
d. March 28, 1831, nnm.
m. Joseph \V. Seaver.
m. 1 B etsy Thompson,
2 Elizabeth Wallingford.
d. unm.
d. 1791.
d. Sept. 21. 1814. unm.
m. H annah Gookin.
-43 JA~IES GooDWIN (Tiwrnas 34, D aniell), born in South BenYick, married l\largaret \Yallingford. X o further
data.
I. 1\IARGARET,
II. MEH ITAIILE,
44 III. JEDEDIAH,
IV. 0LIYE,
CHILDREN.
bapt. F e bruary 17, 1741-2, m. Thomas Hodgsdon, Jr.
bapt. A pril 29, 1744,
bapt. May 18, 1746.
bapt. May 28, 1749,
m. Thomas Chadbourn e .
m. Hannah Emery.
m. N e h e mio.h Gray,
Y. MAHY, bapt. F e bruary 4, 1753; m. Dr. Hall.
45 VI. Allros\VALLINGFO RD,bapt. Aprill3, 1755; m. Eunice Gatchel.
46 VII. SJLAR, bapt. June 8, 1760;
47 YIII. Tno~rAs,
*IX. JAMES
X. S .-UIUEL,
bapt. May 3, 1764;
b.
b.
m. 1 Isabe lla Bradgdon.
~ Anna Clement.
m. Anna (Nancy)Goodwin
1 Tal,e n prisoners in Re,·olutionary
\ \Var and di ed in a Halifax prison.
-±± l\IA.JOR J EDEDIAH GooDWIN (Janus 43, Tlwmas 34 , Daniel 1), baptized ~Iay 18, 17 46, in South Berwick, was
*S ee Appendix P, a s a possibili ty. Who knows whethe r thi s man died un
manic \1 o r not? H e was e dde ntly on e o f the earli er children , born probably be· t ween 1740-50.
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 45
married October 7, 1771, to Hannah Emery, a daughter of ReY. Joshna and Aclah (Tidy) Emery. He resided in
''\ Yitch Trot," South Berwick, where he died July 1, 1818.
CHILDREN.
I. E:\IERY. b. August 4. 1772; d. young.
II. HANNAH, b. April :!-t, lil-t; m. Joshua Emery. III. l\IARY, b. November 19, liifi. IV. JAlllES, b. December 26, 1777. v. EMERY. b. December27, lii9; m. Polly Hamilton.
VI. JEDEDIAH, b. January 17, 1782, m. 1 Hannah Leavitt. 2 I sabella Goodwin. 3 Lucy Sawyer.
VII. MARGARET, b. December 28, 1783; m. Dr. Thomas Teal, Jr.
VIII. J OHN, b. October 17. 1785. IX. JOSHUA. b. May 10, 1781; m. Sarah Neal.
X. SA:IlUEL, b. June 10, 1789.
XI. JAlllES, b. August S, 1791 ; m. Mary Good win.
XII. EUNICE, b. June 13, 1793; m. Benjamin Chase.
XIII. BETSY. b. December :23. 1795. XIV. HARRIET, b. April 12, !800; m. Danie l Stone.
45 Al\IOS "~ALLING FORD GooDWIX (Jam es .!/3, Tlzmnas 34,
Danz'ell) , baptized April13, 1755, was married in 1786, to Eunice Gatchel of "r ells. X othing further knmvn to
me.
46 SILAS GooDWIN (Jam es 43, Tlwnws 34, Daniel 1), baptised Jnne 8, 1760, was married first November 15, 1780, to Isabella Brag<lon of York, secondly to Anna Clement of Dover, N. H. His daughter Sallie SeiTed
for many years in the office of Register of Deeds of York County, nncler lion. Jeremiah Goodwin. l\Iy data shows Silas was married in 1800 the second time, but all his children are given under the first marriage. Of conrse if date of seeond marriage is correct ihcn Amos and perhaps
lsabella were children of the second wife.
46 THE GOOD,VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
CHILD REX' BY FIHST \Y IFE.
I. SA?IIUEL, b. m. 1\Irs. Nancy (Harvey) \Varren .-
II. MARY, b. m. James Goodwin.
III. SAHAH, b. d. unmarried.
IV. LYDIA, b. m. Oliver Moore.
v. Alii OS, b. February 12, 1802; m. 1\Irs. Nancy(Perldn!>)Moulton ..
VI. ISABELLA, b. m. Elder Jeclediah Goodwin.
47 THO~IAS GooDWIN (Jam es 43, Thomas J4, Daniel 1), baptized :May 3, 176±, tmtrried Anna (Nancy) Goodwin,
born April 30, 1778, in Eliot, :Me., a daughter of Daniel.
36a, an(l Sarah (liooos) Goodwin.
CHILDREN.
I. 'l'HOlllAS, b. m. Catherine Simpson. II. CHAflLES J., b. May ~2, 1800; m. 1\-lahala Hoclgsdon. III. NATHANIEL, b. August4, 1802; m. Elizabeth Bennett. IV. DANIEL, b. Aprilll, 1804; m. Eliz.a Jellison. v SARAH ANN, b. m. Oren Bennet. VI. ELIZABETH, b. June 8, 1810; m. AlphP.us Goodwin. VII. JERE?IliAH, b. m. I Parthena Grant.-
2 Esther Cooper. VIII. AUGUSTUS, b. m. Olive Grant.
THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 47
IV.
DESCENDANTS OF THE FOURTH SON OF DANIEL, THE Il\IMIGRANT.
48 \VILLIAl\I GooDWIN (Daniel 1), born in Kittery,
married Deliverance Tay lor, daughter of .J obn andl\Iartha
( ) Taylor. They resided in Kittery where \Yilliam
died in 1714.
49 I. MOSES,
52 II. ' VILLIAJI!, 58 III. J OHN, 66 I V. JAliiES. 67 v. AD.U I.
69 VI. TAYLOR. VII . MARGARET, VIII. ELIZABETH. I X . HANNA H, X . MARY.
CHILDREN.
b .
b. b. b. b.
b. b . b. b . b.
m.lAmv---:~Ann---
m. Abigail Stone. m. Patience Willough by.
m. 1 Sarah - - --2 Men itable Thom pson.
m. Elizabeth Nason.
m. W illiam Libby. m. Ethrinton Hearl (Earl).
. 49 l\l osEs GooDWIN ( TT'illiam 48, .Daniell), married first
A my H is wi ll , l\Iny 9, 17GD, mentions wife
A nn; either second wife or mistake for Amy. They re
sided in Ber wick.
I. R.-\.C'HEL. 50 II. CHARLES,
III. KATHERINE. IV. PRISCILLA, V. DAUGHTEH, VI. AMY. VTI. MOSES,
VIII. 'VILLLHf, 51 IX. REUBE:s'.
X. ANS,
XI. RVTH,
C niLDREN.
bapt. December H. 1724 ;
bapt. December 14, 1724.
bapt. December H. 1724:
bapt. December 14, 172!; .
bapt. July 24. 1729;
bapt. May :!7, 1730.
b:ltpt. l\Iay 10, 1733.
bapt. April 27, 173-t.
bapt. June 8, li:~i'i.
bapt. l\Iay ·! , 1737;
ni. --Clark.
m. Benjamin Astin. m. John Jones.
(Perhaps enoneous entry).
untraccd.
untraccd.
m. --Clark.
48 THE GOOD,VTNS OF KITTERY, 1\fAINE.
50 CHAHLES GooDWIN (.J!o8e8 4D, JVillimn 48, Daniel l),
born in Berwick, i!S nntraccd;exccpt as disclosed by Ber-
wick records of office holding, beginning us a constable
.l\Inrch 12, 17 ±D-50, and repeatedly mentioned until1787.
51 REUBEN GooDWIN ( i.l/o8e8 49, llilliam 48, Dun iell), baptized in Berwick April 27, 173±, is untraeecl nnless he
is the Reuben who married Hannah Abbott September 2,
175G. See R euben 3S. ~"""""A Reuben Goodwin sold land -~
February 13, 1788 at mouth of .:Marsh ri,·er (Penouscot.)
52 "r u.LIAl\1 GooDWIN ( 1Villiwn 48, Daniel 1) married
his cousin, Abigail Stone, daughter of Daniel and Pa
tience ( Goodu•in) Stone. They resided in South Berwick.
Captain Goodwin's records says one clanghter married.
-- Abbott and one married -- Pike.
53 I. \VILLIAM,
II. PATlENCE,
54 lii. JA.liiES,
*IV. AIHGAIL,
v. DELIVERANCE,
55 VI. ELIJAH,
VII. JEREl\IIAH,
56 VIII SHIPWAY,
IX. SARAH,
57 X. JEHEllllAR
CHILDREN.
l:Japt. April ~:!, 17:!5; m. 1 l\'lary Butler.
:! Sarah Stone.
bapt, March ~3, 1776-7 m. 1 Abigail Tarbox.
2 l\Jrs. Eunice (Foy) Ham-
bapt. June 4, 173:!;
bapt. June 4, 1732;
bapt.
d. in infancy. [wond.
m. I Lydia Lord.
2 Catherine Abbott.
bapt. July 24, 1737; m. Lydia Thompson.
53 \VrLLIA~I GooDWIN ( 1Vi1liam CfJ, Tlillimn 48, Daniell),
bn.ptized April 22, 1725, in t;outh Berwich, was married,
:tirst, April J D, 17 50 at South Berwick to i\lary Bu tier,
born July 17, 1726, a daughter of Thomns and l\lchit-
* "Abiga il Goo<.lwin married John Gubtail NoYembcr Hl, 1749 ··-perhaps this .i\bigail.
THE GOOD,VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 49'
able ( ) Butler. She died before 17 59 an:l prob-·
ably before her chi ld was baptized. \Y illiam married,.
second ly, Sarah Stone. He resided in South Berwick.
CniLD, BY FIRsT 'v IFE.
I. \VlLLIAlll, b. March ~4, 1750-1; perhaps died young.
CHILDREN, BY SECO~D \VIFE •.
II. Sil\ION, b. ct. III. SARAH, b. d.
IV. SARAH, b. m! Simeon Ricker.
v. MOLLIE, b. m. Thomas Appleby ..
VI. Slli!ON, b. untraced. VII. DORCAS, b. m. Elisha Lord 3d.
VIII EUNICE, b. m. L evi Appleby. IX, \VILLI.UI , b. m. 1 Mollie Yeaton.
~Ann Cram. X. BENJ .. UilN, b. untraced. XI. ABIGAIL, b. untraced.
54 JAi\IES GooDWIN ( lVilliam 52, lr7llimn 48, Daniell),
baptized April 22, 1725, was born in South Berwick about
1721. His descendants, if any, are wholly untraccd.
Reference might be had to Appendix G.
55 ELIJAH GoODWIN ( fVi1liwn 5~~ n~illimn J,S, Daniell),
baptized l\larch 23, 1726-7 in Sontb Berwick, ~as a con ..
fusing matrimonial record. The Berwick records show
that "Elijah Goodwin married Abigail ..Lllal't{n December·
21, 17±9;" Captain Goodwin's record first had her name
Abigail Underwood but a number of her descendants·
wrote, insisting that she was Abigail Taroo.(. I can tinll no
other Elijah of this age, so perhaps Abigail Ttu·oo.{' was·
the widow Abigail ~Im-tin when she married Elijah. lie
married, secondly, l\Irs. Eunice (Foy) Hammond. }Ie
was a farmer, residing in Great Falls, K. H., but event
ually settling in Cranberry ~[eadow, Berwick.
:50 THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, MAINE.
CHILDREN, BY FIRST 'y IFE.
I. ABIGAIL, bapt. Dec. 8, 1751, m. Joseph Holmes.
II. ELIJAH, bapt. Nov. 10, 175:.!, m. Lucy Avery.
III. DANIEL, bapt. June 8, 1755, m. Mary Downes.
IV. LYDIA, bapt. Jany. 16, 1747, m. Simeon Spencer.
v. ADAM, born Dec. 25, 1758, m. Sally Goodrich.
VI. CHARITY, bapt. Jany. 5, 1761, m. Joseph Curtis.
VII. SI!IIEON, born 1762, m. Mary Goodrich.
VIII. REUBEN, bapt. July 17, 1763, m. Phebe Downes.
IX. MERIBAH, bapt. Nov. 24, 1765, m. Kias Farnham,
X. MARTHA, bapt. July 24, 1768, m. 1 David Varney. ~Robert Nason.
XI. LEMUEL, bapt. Sept. 12, 1771 , d. unmarried. XII. JACOB, bapt. Jany 9, 1773, m Joanna Stanton. XIII. CHARLES, born April 17, 1777, m. Experience Fall.
CHILD, BY SECOND 'VIFE.
X IV. SIMON, bapt. May 26, 1787, d. in infancy.
;'56 SHIPWAY GooDWIN ( 1Vil1iam 51/2, lVilliwn 1,8, Daniell),
baptized June 4, 1732, in South Berwick, was married, first, May 30, 17 58, in South Berwick to Lydia Lord. He married, second, January 6, 1789, Mrs. Katherine Abbott. He resided in Berwick, removing to Moulton.borough, N. H., ·where he died.
CHILDREN, BY FIRST 'VIFE.
I. ~ARAH, bapt. May 4, 1760, d. unmarried. II. LYDIA, bapt. Oct. 4, 1761 , m. Joseph Perkins. III. KEzrAH, bapt Jan. 22, 1764, m. B enjamin Hodgsdon. IV. MOLLIE, bapt. March 9, 1766, m. Henry Perkins. V. BENJAMIN, bapt. May 15, 1768, m. Olive Goodrich. VI. ELIZABETH. bapt. Aug. 10, 1773, d. unmarried. VII. OLIVE, bapt. Aug. 10, 1773, untraced. VIII. JAMES, bapt. S ept. 28, 1779, d. unmarried. IX. ICHABOD, bapt. S ept. 28, 1779, went to sea and never heard
from.
No CHILD BY SEcoND 'YIFE.
·57 JEREl\IIAH GooDWIN ( Wl~llimn5f2, William 48, .Daniel l),
baptized July 24, 1737 in South Berwick} was married
THE GOODWINS OF KIT1fERY, MAINE. 5]j
December 8, 1760 at Benvick to Lydia Thompson. Ber· wick recot·ds say ""\Villiarn Goodwin 3d., son of Jeremiah Goodwin of Berwick, was in 1780 bound to Ebenezer Goodwin for two yeara from August 19th of that year., •.
CHILDREN. I. 'VILLI AM, b. Nov. 15, 1761, untracec . . II. LYDIA,
~b. July 17, 1763, untraced. III. JEREMIAH. IV. JOHN, b. Oct. 6, 1765, untraced.
58 JOHN GooDWIN (William 48, Daniell) was married' June 12, 1715, at Berwick to Patience 'Villoughby.
CHILDREN (perhaps others). 59 I. JOHN, b. m. Martha----•. 60 II. WILLOUGHBY, b. m. Lydia Knox. 61 III. JOSEPH, b. June 1724, m. Elizabeth 'Varren. 62 IV. HENRY, b. m. 63 v. NATHAN b. m. Margaret -----.
VI. MARTHA, b. 64 VII. WILLIAM, b. untraced. 6S VIII. NOAH, b. m.-----.
59 JOHN GooDWIN ( Jokn 58, Will-iam 48, Daniel l) married~
~Iartha :\nd resided in South Berwick, removing: to Hollis, Me. See Appendix B.
CHILDREN. I. EDAIUND, • bapt. Oct. 26, 1741, untraced. II. SARAH, bapt. Oct 26, 1741 .. untraced. III. WILLOUGHBY, bapt. April16, 1746, untraced.
*IV. TIMOTHY, bapt. April 16, 17'46,. m. Mehitable Goodwin.
*I find in the June, 1898, Putnam's Hist. Mag., page !78, that a<Timothy Good·win married Mehitable Goodwin April 25, 1760 in Portsmouth. I think this was the marriage of this Timothy ar.d Mehitable 59. I cannot ·trace rhe ancestrg ot Mehitable. They had seven children, one of whom was Elder Humphrey Goodwin, born in Hollis January, 1774, married Hannah Long, and resided in •Biddeford, Me. , Milton, N. H ., and Hollis, Me. '!'hey had nine children, o! whom Timothy married, first, Polly Hodgdon; second Mrs. Asenath (Billings) Swett; third, Mrs. --- ( ) Gilman. The only surviving chiid ot the second marriage is. George K. Goodwin of Pullman, Illino~s, whose wife ls Sarah Rand •.
:-52 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, ~IAINE.
·60 "\YILLOUGHB¥ GooDWIN (Joltn58, WilUam 48, DcMliell) married Lydia. Knox, born March 9, 1737. He was
a mason. They resided in Somersworth, N. H. He died
. .of smallpox at Luke Champbin, in Revolutionary Army.
I. NOAH,
II. ELIZABETH.
III. HULDAH ,
IV. DORCAS.
v. JUDITH,
VI. MARTHA,
YII. Al\IAZIAH,
CHILDREN.
b. 175-!, m. Mrs. Salome Laverdy. b. m. --- Cool;:, b.
b.
b.
m. Simon Roberts. m. James Purrington. m. John Hamilton.
b. Feby. 10, 1761, m. James Roberts. b. Feby. 16, 1763, m. Mary Bunker.
61 JosEPH GooDWIN (John 58, W??liam 48, Daniel 1), born June, J 724 in Berwick, married Elizabeth "\Varren,
.lJorn ~lay 30, 1725, a daughter of James '\Yan·en. They
. 1resided in Berwick until after the children were born,
·then remoYed to Little Falls, N. H., and a.gain to Bidde
ford, where he died. The children returned to Berwick,
:and his "·idow married David Yonng, Jr., of Biddeford.
I. NATHAN,
II. PATIENCE ,
•6Ja III. J OSEPH,
IV. NEHEMIAH ,
CHILDREN.
b. May 3, 17-!6, m. 1 Sallie "rarren. ~Mrs. Hulda (Frost) Estes.
b. Nov, 6, 17-!7, m. Alexander Cooper b. Dec. 17, 17-!9, m. Mary Hasaltine. bapt. Feb 16, 175:!, d. unmarried
t61a JosEPH GooDWIN (Joseph 61, Joltn 58, Wllliam. 48, Daniel 1), born Decemb~r 19, 1749, in Berwick, was
married December S, 1779, at Buxton, to 1\tlary Hasu.ltine,
born August 11, 1758, in Buxton, a daughter of Timothy
a.nd Ann ( Iiancock) Hasaltine, son of J onnthan and Ruth
·(Dow) Hasa.Itine. They resided in Buxton.
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 53
CHILDREN.
1 . JOSEPH, b. June I, 1780. drowned June 3, 1798, in Saco River. II. ANNA, b. Oct. 11, 17!)2. m. Samuel Elliott. III. TIMOTHY, b. Apl. 19, 1785. m. Sarah Davis. IV. RUTH, b. Apl. I, 1788. m. 1 Dearborn F. Blake.
2 Nicholas Davis. v. SAliiUEL, b. Apl. 6, 1791. m. I Mary Emery.
2 Lucy Alden. ·61b VI. NATHAN, b. Feby. 19, 1794. m. Joanna Bradbury.
VII. .WILLIAl\1, b. Feby. 19, 1797. m. Elizabeth Knight. VIII. ELIZA, b. -- - , 1799. m. Joseph Bradbury.
l61b NATHAN GooDWIN (Jo~epli 61a, J osep!t 61, J oltn 58, Willz'wn 48, Daniell ), born February 1!), 1794-, in Buxton, was married at Bnxton to Joanna Bradbury, born July 1 G, 1795, in Buxton, a daughter of :Moses and :\Iary (Garland) Bradbury. Except five years in Limington, they resided in Buxton.
CHILDREN.
61c 1. MOSES BRADBURY, lb. April 6, 1819. m. Sarah I3lanchard Peabody,
II. 61d III.
MARY ANNA, \ m. Benjamin .Jones Palmer. WILLIAl\1 FREDERICK, b. Sept. 27, 18~3. m. Ellen Noyes Peabody.
IY. ELIZABETH JANE. V. MARTHA ROSALIA, VI. SARAH FRANCES,
b. July ~o. 18~8. m. Dr. John Webster Little. b. Jany. 5, 183::!; resides Concord, N.H. b .• Jany. 17, 1!)34. died Jany. 1851.
·61c illosEs BRADBURY GooDWIN (j_Yatlwn 61u, Joseph 61a, Joseplt 61, Jolut sg, lVill iam 48, Daniel 1), born April 6, 1819, in Buxton, l\laine, was married December ±, 18±9, at Franklin, N. H., by Rev. \Ym. T. Savage to Sarah Blanchard Peabody, born December 11, 1825, in Franklin, N. H. By occupation he was a lawyer and a journalist; in politics, Republican, and in religion, Congationalist. They ~resided at Franklin, N. H., and in \Vashington, D. C. l\Ir. ~I. B. Goodwin graduated at Bowdoin College, in '±5. He studied law with Daniel T . . Granger, of Eastport, ~1e., and practiced in Lu bee, .Me.,
54 THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, MAINE.
Meredith and Franklin. In · '61 he was on the editorial staff of theW ashington (D. C. ) '' .. Intell igen~er,'' which position he resigned to accept a clerkship in the war department. Returning to Franklin he founded the l\1errimack ''Journal" in 1872. tVhile in Washington he wrote a history for schools of tbe colored population in the District of Columbia. He was a fine writer of biographical sketches as is shown in tbe .Memorial to Dr. Timothy Kenrickr which he prepared in 1879. He also wrote for the "Statesman," published at Concord, N. H., and for the· Granite State Monthly. He was always greatly interested in schools and gave all his daughters an excellent education at Academy or College.
I am indebted primarily to Miss Alice Peabody Gcodwin for the books of record compiled by her uncle,, Captain 'Villiam Frederick Good win.
CHILDREN.
I. ALICE PEABODY, b. D ec. 18, 1851. r esides Franklin Falls, N. H~
n. ELLEN FRANCES, b. July 11 , 1853. III. SARAH BLANCHARD, b. Aug. 12, 1854. m . Dr. L. J. Lestourneau. IV. CLARA KENRICK, b. Dec. 10, 1860. A. B. , Smith College '82~
6ld CAPTAIN 'VILLIAl\I FREDERICK GooDWIN (Natlwn 61br Josepl~ 61a, Joseph 61, John 58, TVilliam 4£, .Daniell} was born September 27, 1823, in Limington, Me., was· graduated from Bowdoin Oolleg~ in 1848; enteFed the HarvarcJ. Law School; was adrnittecJ. to the bar and settled in Concord, N. H., where he had previously spent several
• years as Principal of the High School. He practised his profession until the 'Var of 1861, when he enlistedasLieutenant, 16th U. S. Infantry. He was wounded m. 1863 at Chickamauga;was made Captain for gallant ancJ. meritorious ser vice May 14, 1864; retired February 11, 1865, on account of disability. He published the first volume of
'THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY. MAINE. 55
the Buxton Record, edited the October, 1868, number of Dawson's Historical Magazine, and intended publishing ihe Goodwjn and Bradbury Fnmi1y Histories. IUs wholly 1o his untiring endeavors that the Goodwins of :Maine .owe the coJlection and preservation of their family record. He died March 12, 1872. His wife, Ellen Noyes Peabody, whom he married September 7, 18.54, died in January, 1859. She was a daughter of Kendall O~good and Allice (Blanchard) Peabody.
CHILD.
I . SUSAN AUSTIN, b. July 29, 1855. died Aug., 1856.
.62 HENRY GooDWIN ( Jolzn 58, w~·uiam 48, Dam'el 1), married and settled in Argyle, N. S. Their son J edediah had ten children by his first wife and ten by his
second wife.
I. JEDEDIAH,
II. PELATIAH,
III. NICHOLAS,
CHILDREN.
b ,
b.
b.
m. 1 --- McKennan.
2--Frost.
m. Sallie Morton (?)
m . Elsie Pierce.
~3 NATHAN GooDWIN (John 58, lrilliam 48, Daniel 1) married :Margaret--- probably in Berwick and, after birth of their children, removed to Argyle, N. S.
CHILDREN.
i. MARGARET, bapt. Oct. 8, 1752. m. Aaron Nason.
'II. CHARLES, bapt. Oct. 27, 1754. last heard from in British Na'"f.
III. NATHAN, bapt. July 28, 1760. m . Nabby Morton.
IV. JACOB1 bapt. Apl. 4, 1762. m. Elizabeth Cooper.
v. ESTHER, bapt. Oct. 9, 1763. d. in intancv.
VI. ESTHER. bapt. Jany. 18, 1767. m. Daniel Kinney.
VII. ROBERT, bapt. May 27, 1770. m. Elizabeth Knowles.
164: 'VILLIAl\1 GooDwiN (.John 58, 1Villiam 48, Daniel 1)
is whol~y untraced.
56 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
65 :NOAH GooDWIN (..lo!tr!J 58, nrilliam 48, .Daniel 1) l&
known to have married, bnt no record of his family has
been obtained.
66 JAMES GooDWIN ( lfilliam 48, .Daniell) is nnti·aced, unless he be the James Goodwin who baptized in Ber
wick a son Nathan, September 21, 174:6. Three sons of Daniel 1 each named a son '•J ames." These were
Daniel 2, Thomas 34 and 'Vi1liam ±S. The youngest grandson of Daniel 2, was baptized in 1739, -seven years older
than this Nathan, so apparently Nathan was not a son of James21, and thus a grandson of Daniel2. The children of James 4:3, son of Thomas 3±, nre known, and there is no
Nathan among them. This leaves oniy James 6±, son of
\Vllliam 4 S, and, as another son of \Yilliam 48 had a son Nathan, it seems qnite probable that James 66 is the James
who baptized a son.in 17 4:6. But see James 54:.
CHILD (supposed).
I. NATHAN, bapt. Sept. ::?1, 17-16, untraced.
67 ADA::\I GooDWIN ( Willia m 48, Daniell), married first,. Sarah---; secondly, ~lehitable . Thompson, daughter of .l\liles Thompson.
CnrLDREN, BY FIRsT 'v rFE.
I. SARAH, bapt. Mch. 30. 17::!8-9. II. SARAH, " Dec. 29, 173-l. m. Moses Butler.* III. SON, " Nov. 25, 1736. IV. MOSES, " l\lay 3, 1737. untraced. v. AD Alii, " June 21, 1739. untraced. VI. CHlLD, " Oct 26, l'i-11. VII. MEHITABLE, .. Jany. 12, 1743-4 . m. Thomas Goodwin.
* Perhapf> not this Sarah. S ee note to Amaziah_20.
THE GOOD,VIKS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 57 ·
CHILDREN, BY SECOND " 7 IFE.
VIII. DAUGHTER, born Aug. 26, 1746. 68 IX. EPHRAIM, " Apl. 9, 1749. m. 1\leriam Libby.
* X. AMY, ·• Nov. 10. 175:!.
68 EPHRADI GooDWIN (.Adrun. 67, ll£lliruti 48, Daniell), . born April 9, 17 49, in Berwick, I think is the Ephraim
who was married in Berwick January 24, 1770, to .Mcriam
Libby. The name, pl::Lce and elate, together with the fact
that no other Ephraim is found of that generation, leads
me to this conclusion.
r. II.
l\lERIAlll,
EPHRAIM,
CHILDREN.
b.
b. m. Lul'e Grover. m. Olive 1\lcCausland.
69 TAYLOR GooDWIN ( lrillimn 48, Daniel 1) married
Elizabeth :Nason, daughter of Benjamin Nason. Her sis
ter, Martha, wns the wife of John Goodwin Jr., of Kenne
bunkport. Taylor was a farmer and resi<led in the "Old
Fields,'' South Berwick. After his clenth his widow mar
ried Peter Grant, whose first wife was Alice Guptail.
* The Berwick record contains this entry: " F ebruary 16, 1710, John Murray Jr., with Susannah Goodwin, both of Berwick." Captain Goodwin's record says, "Amy (Susannah), was Taylor Goodwin's daughter, \V. F. G.'' Taylor Goodwin bad no daughter Amy or Susannah, nor can I find any Susannah of this generation, and if Amy and Susannah are the same person, she was doubtless this Amy,. daughter of Taylor's brother, Adam.
58 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, MAINE.
CHILDREN .
I. BENJAllllN, . bapt. April 15, 1732.3. d. II. MARTHA, Mch. 30, 173-!-5. d. III. BENJAMIN, Apl. 2-!, 1737. d. IV. ELISHA, May H, 1738. untraced. v. MOSES, Feb. 22, 17-!0-1. untraced. VI. MOLLIE, Mch. 27, 17-!2-3. m. John Abbott, Jr.
70 VII. \VILLLUI, May 19, 17 -!5. m. Rachel Abbot. VIII. HANNAH, Mch. 27, 17-!7-8. m. Richard Whitehouse. IX. MARTHA, Mch. 8, 17-!2.
·,71 X. BENJAMIN, l Nov. 3, 175-!. m. 1 Mary Shackley. 2 Elizn beth Linscott. 3 Mrs. Sallie (Newell) Be-
'I del. 72 XI. JOSEPH, J m. Sarah Pritchard.
XII. ELIZABETH, born Jany. 1755. m. Nathaniel Grant.
',70 \YrLLIA:\I GooD"TK (Taylor 69, TT~i1liwn 48, .Daniell),
baptized ~lay 19, 174:5, in South Berwick, was married
-October 9, 1765, in South Berwick to Rachel Abbot.
CHILDREN.
* 1. MOSES, b. 1768. m. Eunice Warren.
II. JAIIES , b. m. Sarah Grant. III. " riLLIAJII, b. d. at sea, unm.
t t IV. ELISHA, b. d. at sea, unm. Y. HA:"':"'AH, b. d. unm. VI. LYDIA, b. m. Thomas Hubbard. VII. ELIZABETH, b. m. John \Van·en. VIII. P OLLY, b. d. unm. IX. J OHN, b. m. Eli7abeth Hubbard.
'71 BENJA:\IIN' GooDWIN (Taylor 09, lVilliam 48, Daniell), baptized N'oYcmber 3, 175±, in South Berwick, was
married there, first, l\Iny 8, 1777, to lVInry Shnckley, sister
to Deacon Thomas Sbaekley; secondly, November2, 1787,
to Elizabeth Linscott, who died August 16, 1819, and
-thirdly, to l\lrs. Sallie (Newell) Bedel, born in 1771,
widow of John Be<-lel of 8anford. She died April1, 184:1. :Benjamin dimll\1ay 18, 18±2.
* His e ighth ch llu. Captain Moses. was fath e r of Joseph Morrison Goodwin whose s on Clarence W . (Springvale , Me. ) has so gr eatly ass isted in this work.
t Died through fatig ue pumping ship. tt Sailed from P or tsmouth; ship never h eard from a gain.
THE GOODvVINS OF KITTEl-tY, 1\IATNE. 5~
I. HANNAH, b. m. I William Emery. ~John Goodridge.
II. l\IARY, b. m. Elias Littlefield. III. MARTHA, b. m. Joshua Goodridge. IV. ELIZABETH, b. m. Solomon :\Iorrison. v. LOIS, b. m. Nathan Goodridge.
CHILDREN, BY SECO.XD · "riFE ..
VI. BENJAMIN, b. d. in New Orleans, unm. (?)• VII. EUNICE, b. Dec., 1790. d. unm. VIII. ELISHA,~ b. April!, 179~. m. 1 Hepzibah Hooper.
IX. MOSES. ~ ~ancy Roberts.
m. Mary Hooper. X. OLIVE, b. m .• John Patch. XI. SARAH. b. m. Otis Pug:;;ley.
No CHILD REX BY TnrnD \V IFE.
72 . JosEPH GooDWIN (Taylo1 69, JVilliam 48, Daniel 1),. baptized November 3, 175± (Berwick Records) in South
Berwick, was mnrricd there July 29, 1773, to Sarah
Pritchard of Berwick, and settled on "Ilu bhnrd 's Ridge"
in Shnpleigh as early as 1778. The family afterwnrds
moved into the ''Eastern Country,'' and Captain Good
win could not trace them. He knew of only two children,
Betsy ancllchabod. Late records trace Ichabod's children'
and say Joseph married the \Vi dow Tupper, nee Little
field. Perhaps this was a second wife. He died in Har
mony, :Me., in July, 1838.
I. SARAH,
II. ELIZABETH,
III. OLIVE,
7~a IV. lCHABOD,
CHILDREN.
b.
b.
b.
m. Samuel Long or Loclc
b. 178:?. m . .:.\lercy ""illey.
72a IcnABOD GoODWIN (Jo8ej)lt 7:!, Taylot' CD, lfilliam /18.,.
Daniel 1), born in Shapleigh in 17S2, mnrried .January 1,
i60 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
1801, :1\Iercy, daughter of Deacon "\Villey of Shapleigh. They removed to Harmony, l\Ie., in 1805, Lut their first
child is said to have been born in Harmony in 1801.
leba bod died in Stetson, l\Ie., January 19, 1864.
CHILDREN.
I. REBECCA, b, Nov. 13, 1801. m. Josephus W elch.
II. SARAH, b. S ept. 8, 1803. m. John Moses.
III. DOLLIE, b. S ept. 29, 1805. m. ·william Furbush.
72b IV. JOSEPH. b. Aug. 11, 1807. m. Eliza Weeks.
*V. BENJAMIN. b. Oct. 17. 1809. d. in Ste t son, 1846.
t VI. JOHN L , b. June 10, 1811. d. in Garland, 1872.
VII. ELIZABETH, b. May 7. 1813. m. John Knowles.
VIII. CAL YIN, b. A pl. 1, 1815. d. April10, 1876, unm?
IX. DARIUS. b. 1\lay 15. 1817. m . ---- and d . s . p . in 1880.
X. MARY J. b. Oct . 16, 1819. m. I saac ·witham.
'72b JosEPH GooDWIN, (lclwbod 7f2a, Jo8epl~ 7f2 , Ta;lol' 69,
1V£lliam 48, Daniell) born August 11, 1807, in Har-mony, .Me., was married November 20, 1830, to Eliza,
_daughter of Phineas and Lydia ( ) 'V ceks. She died ;in Stetson, February 17, 1881. He died in Stetson,
January 5, 1890.
CHILDREN.
I. \VILLTAlll R. b. Aug. 18, 1832. m.------
II, SARAH J. b. May H . 1834. m. William W. Curtis.
III. J OS EPHS. b. May 7, 1836. m. --- (no children.)
IV. CHARLES H. b. June 10, 1838. m . ---- (no children.) v. PHINEAS \V. b. F e b . 1~. 1840. d . June 30, 1864.
VI. MARIAM. b. May 18, 1842. m. Andrew \V. Gould.
72c VII BENJAMIN F. b. S ept. 26, 1844. m. Louise J. ·walker. VIII HELEN LYDIA, b. Oct. 10, 1846. m. Andrew\V. Gould. IX. lOLA Z. b. Jan. 5, 1849. m. \Vallace \Y. Gray.
* B enjamin's children wer e G eorge. born 1832, died 1866; Albert, born in 1835, r esidence unknown.
t J ohn L . 's children wer e Samuel, born April, 1860; Delia, born July, 1838.
t \Villia m R . Goodwin has t h e s ame name, was born t h e same year a s my father and his first child was born t h e same year (1858) with myself (J. s. G .) Cbildren: - Zenette l\1., Grace , \Yinnifred and \Vilma.
THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 61
'72c BENJAMIN F. GooDWIN (Joseplt 7~b, lclwood 7~a,
Joseph '7~, Taylor 69, William 48, Daniel 1), born September 26, 1844, was married in Augusta, l\1e., April22,
1879 to Louise J. daughter of Asa and Ruth J. ( )
'Vulker. He resides at 100 ~ihrer street, 'VaterYille, :Me., and has furnished all the data of the decendants of
Joseph 72.
1 JOSEPH RUSSELL, II RUTH WALKER,
CHILDREN.
b. July 16, 1886, in Waldo. b. June 21, 189~, in Waterville.
v DESCENDANTS OF THE FIFTH SON OF DANIEL,
THE Il\iMIG RANT.
'73 l\fosEs GooDWIN (Dan£el1) "·as married September 7, 1694, in South Berwick to Abigail Taylor, daughter of
John and :Martha ( ) Taylor. ~loses died in 1726.
CHILDREN (not in order of birth.)
I. MARTHA, b. m. 1 Mathew Gray. 2 Uriah Page.
u. PATIENCE, b. m. Thomas Bond. III. MARY, b. m. -- 'Varren. IV. ABIGAIL, b. m. William Bennett. v. PHOEBE, b. m. Job Emery. VI. ELIZABETH, b. m. - -Gray. VII. MARGARET, bapt. Feb. 28, 17~4-5, m. Elias Grant. VIII. MOSES, d. 1756, unm.
74 IX AARON, J " " m. 1 Sarah --. t born. 170~. 2Ruth --.
74 AARON GooDlnN (JJl(lses 73, Daniel l), born 1'702,
(aged 54 1'n 1756, page 379, JJ/.as:saclw8etts R ecm·d:s)
62 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
buptizeLl February 28, 172±-5, ·was manied, first, t O>
Surnh --; seconcl, to Ruth--. Ruth diecl.Novernher
19, 17Gfl. Aaron cliecl l\lay 6, 1771. They resiclecl in
South Berwick. Chilcl ~loses probably cliecl young us be·
is not mentioned in his father 's will.
CniLDREX. (not known by which wife.)
I. MARY, b. Apl. 6, 1735. died in infancy.
II. Mos~<:~, b. l\Iay 8, 1737. probably died young.
III. MAHY, b. May ~5, 17 -!0. m. P eltiah March.
IV. AUIGAIL, b. June~. 1745. ill. Zachariah Beal.
75 v. EnENEZER, b. Aug. \J, 17-17. m. Abigail Hubbard.
VI. AARUN, b. Aug. 18, 1151. untraced.
75 EnE~EZEI{ GooDWIX (Aanm 74, JJ.fr_,"'es 73, Daniel 1), baptized August 9, 17 4:7, in South Berwick, was married.
there December 12, 1771 to Abignil Hubbard, horn 174:1,.
a daughter of Capt. Philip Hnblmnl. They resided in
South Berwick where Ebenezer diecl Octouer 20, 1802.
Abigail cliecl October 25, 1828.
CHILDREN.
I. 1\IOSES, b. Nov. 6. Iii~. m. Sarah Lord. II. SARAH. b. Nov. ~0, Ii1'4. ill. Ephraim Lord. III. AAHUN, b. Jan. 10, Ii77. ill. Sarah Hurd, lV. EDMUND, b , Aug. :~i, 177\l. of K ennebunkport, untracecl. * v. EHENJ<:ZER. b. Dec. 30, 178 l. m. Mary Fernald.
75a Vl. IYOHY, b. July I. 1784. m. Mary Murphy
75u IYOHY GooDWIN (Euene.::e1· 115, ActJ'On 74, J..lloscs 73,
Daniel 1), uorn J nly 1, 17~ 3, in South Berwick, was mar
riccl .Tnnuary 21, 1SOS, to .Jinry ~Inrphy, horn l\lay ±,
17S±. He was a hou.sc curponter and resided in Berwick,.
removing in 17DD to Kennebunkport.
* I lind a record of Edmund Goodwin ''of Wells" whJ married Apl. ~~11, 1804
in K ennebunkport and had Charles, Abigail H. and Eliza Ann. Perhaps this Edmuntl.
'THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, MAINE. 03
CHILDREN.
1. HEPZIBAH B., b. Sept. 6, 1808. m. Capt. John Murphy. II. SARAH T ., b. Aug. 25, 1810. m. Myrus New. III. ,HENRY C., b. July 29, 181·~. m. Mr!>. Anna (Rushton)
Bragdon. v. IVORY, b. Aug. 1, 1814. m. 1 Elizabeth Robert'>.
2 Clara Helen Dudley. 'i5b Y. \VOODBURY, b. Nov. 7, 1816. m. 1 Mary ·w. Hinkley.
2 Caroline Whitten. VI. SUSAN G., b. l\Icb. 18, 1818. m. George Gale. VII. FRANCIS \V., b. Apl. ~3, 1820. m. Lucy Bickford. VIII. PHOEBE L., b. D ec. 14 , 1823. m. 1 John Curtis.
2-- Feeley.
~ 5b WooDBURY GooDWIN (1vo'ry 75a, Ebeneze~· 75, Am·on 74, 1lloses 73, Danz'ell), born November 7, 181G, in 1\:en
nebunkport, was married, first, Jannary27, 18±1, in Kennebunkpnrt to :Mary \Y. Hinkley, born September 19,
1816. She died December 1G, 1861, and on Jnne 1,
1862, \Voodbnry Goodwin was nhtrried secondly to Caro
line \Yhitten, born July 10, 183±. He resides in Kenne
~bunkport.
75c I. 'i'5d II.
III.
\
CHILDRE~, ALL nY FIRST \YIFE.
ELIPHALET PERKINS, b. Dec. 2~, 1842 ..
\VrLLIAllf \YoooBURY, b. Oct 9, 1S·H. GEORGE M., b. May 10. 1S..J8.
m. Nancy ,V, Wyman.
m. Ella A. Berry. d. July 10, 1848.
IV. J ULIA A., b. Sept. 17, 1849. m. George P. Law. b. Aug. 29, 185::!. m. GP.orge ~.Cole. V. MARY H.,
'75c ELIPHALET PERKrxs GooDwrx ( Tfoodlm1'!1 75u, I 1..·m·y
75t7, Ebene2e1' 75, ..Am·on 7 !,, J[oses 73, Daniel 1), born December 23, 18±3, in Kennebunkport, was married ::\fay
1, 1869, in Lynn, ~lassachnsctts, to Naney \\'. 'Vyman, born October 22, 18±5, in Rumford, ~lc.~ n dnngbter of
Ilenry IImTison ancll\lary ( 1J7cite) \Vyman. ~Ir. Goodwin is eno·no·ccl in the manufacture of lumber 'dth his e e
64 THE GOOD,VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
brother, 'Yilliam "\Y., at Carthage (Ben·y' s L11ills P. 0. ),. :Maine.
N 0 CHILDREN.
75d 'VILLIAl\1 'YooDBURY GooDWIN ( 1foodb~try 75b, l~·m·y
75a, Ebenezer '1'5, Aaron 7 4, J.1loses 73, Daniel 1), born October 9, 18±±, in Kennebunkport, was married in 1873 at Carthage, :Maine, to Ella A. Berry, born Octo
ber 8, 1853, a daughter of Elbridge and Diana (BunkeJ')
Berry. They reside in Carthage (Ben·y' s "fllills P. 0. ), where .l\lr. Gomlwin is engaged in the manufacture of
lumber with his brother, E. P. Goodwin, under the finn
name of Goodwin Brothers.
I. MARY D. ,
II. BURTON W.,
CHILD REX.
b.
b.
1873. m. ------. 1879.
I ~Daniel
I !?:! 'l'homa!S ,Abhmil Seward
lJ. lti\1!1. m. 17:!~ untmcetl
THE 'l'HO:MAS GOODvVIN PUZZLE.
DANIEL GooDWIN oF KITTERY.
I 31 Daniel
I 23 James
?
28 'l'homas = Elizabeth Abbott b. I m. 17:!2
I I 33 ~l'botnas 36 Elisha b. 1732 . b. 1726
l . Thomas=Mehitabie Phusted
II . TbOmDtS~-Eilz~beth Butler b. 169! I m. 1722
I b. 1726
I untraced ,-!...I -----------.,.. I I
37 Thomas. - b. 17:!6 untraeecl
Thomas - 1\Iehit;:t.ble Abbott. born 17fl6
J'CZZLl~: ~'iml Thomas noodwin who marri ed Hannah Wells before 173:!.
Thomas = Anna Hod~Ssdon Mebit.able= b. 1750 -1 'l'homas Goodwin of
Biddeford, unidentified.
~'iml Thomas Uoodwiu, ,J 1·., who marrietl l~unice and baptized Jonathan in Berwick in 17il:!. !•'inti Thomas l~oodwiu :ltl. who married Mary Hic-ks in lkrwkl,; Julv ~H. lifl.t . Find Thomas Goodwin Tertius who married' l<:uniee Lonl in 17tH aii.d.Mehitable Goodwin inl760,.
~U(;<: ES'riONS; Perhaps Thomas:!:! marl'iell liannah W ells for a second wife. Perhaps Tlwmas :!H ealled ".Junior" marrietl Eunice for a second wife. Perhaps 'l'homas H:l married :l\lary Hicks. Perhaps 'l'humas H7 rnarrietl Eunice Lorcl and Mehitablc Goodwin, :J?erhaps these last two married just vi~i-versa.
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APPENDIX~
'THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, MAINE. 69 ,
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Appendix A.
'THE GOOD\VINS OF "\YELLS, ~lAINE.
In npproaching this branch it may be well to say that ·every guess or hypothesis I have made concerning its .origin has been upset by later data. One family has the tradition that it comes from the eldest son of Daniel of Kittery, but has no records. I think this tradition is correct but simply give what 1 have collected and trust to the future for ''more light.''
I.
':76 THOMAS GooDWIN ( , D an£el 1) " ·as residing in "\Veils probably by 1730. He married Hannah 'Yells, daughter of John and l\Iary (Peck~) Wells. The will of John "\V ells, dated May 10, 17 ±8, mentions his daughter 's " heirs" and makes a special bequest to " grandson Thomas Goodwin," mentioning deed to this Thomas elated
J nnuary 27, 17 43-4. This will, of course, shows that Hannah ( lVells) Goodwin had more heirs than Thomas, Jr., ancl indicate5 that Thomas, Jr., was the eldest. He, Thomas, Jr., married in 1753 and one of his descendants says he was twenty years of age when married. __,.,.. I ;""m. not
~ ~ - ....... ~ . ..;·-~- "'~~
-sure that this statement was tradition or a·resnlt ;.of J con· fusing him with Thomas 28, baptized [1732. In either event it would fix the date of the Hannah "r ells marriage .as early if not earlier than 1732, and prove that her husband, Thomas Goodwin, was not later than the third gen-
eration. I kuow of ~nly_t2.,re~T~m;~~!ro!L.~l~;_~S~~_!:.: .QfiGfr.J ation. One is Thomas 28, called ".Junior," who married
70 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, l\fAINE.
Elizabeth Abbott in 1722, and ''Thomas, Jr., and Eliz
abeth '' were baptizing chilclre_n in Berwick np to Oetober
5, 1732. The fact that Elizabeth's name is mentioned
indicates that she was then alive, and it is very improbu ble
that, even if sl;e died immetliately thereafter, her husband
conlcl be the fath er of Thomas, of \V ells, who married in
1753 , then twenty years old or over. Another Thomas
is Thomas 35 who married Elizaueth Butler and his
family is traced. That leaves ns only Thomas 22, son of
Daniel3, the el<lest son of Daniel, of Kittery, who married
Abigail Seward in 1722 ancl whose descendants arc nn
traccd. It is perhaps r easo nable to suggest that this
Thomas and Abigai l bad children, and that after her death
he contracted a marringe with Hannah \Yell :-; l>Pfore or
a ronud 1780. Granting this, be conld not have been the
fnther of Panl and J oshnn , of .\Yells, for they were even
older than the date of the marriage to A l,igail Seward,
aml this wonld inclicate nn older son of Daniel 2 as their
father. The data leading to settlement of these matters
will probably inclnde John Goodwin, .Jr., Appendix B,
as a relative.
The history of Snco Valley says that ::\Iary Gooclwm of
\Yells wns n sister of Samnel Good win of \V ells and
married Joseph Haley, their c.langhter 1\l:.try marrying
(Downing) Goodwin, grandson of Thomas and Hannah
( lVells). It also n,ppenrs that Downing's sister married n,
John Gooc1win of \\T ell t:. I suggest that Hnnnnh ( 1Jrell8)
Good win's '' heirs '· may have inelnclecl Thomas, Sam nel
and Mnry, nncl that Thomas, son of Downing, mnrriecl
JHnry's daughter, l\1nry Hnlcy, (which fact is beyond dis
pute) nncl that Thomas' daughter, Sarah, mnrriecl Sam
uel's son, John. I do not offer this with nny Wl'ight, for
I do not know that Sam uel eYer married or hn<l a son
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 71
John, out I cannot yet" place " Samuel and ~iary with any other family.
CHILD REX (perhaps others.)
77 I. THOMAS, b. 1733? m. Susannah Downing. ? II. SAlllUEL, b. ? III. 1\IARY. b. m. Joseph Haley.
'7'7 THOl\IAS GooDWIN ( Tlwnws 7C, , D aniel 1), born 1733 or earlier, was married October 25, 1753, in \Yells to Susannah Downing, born in 1732 in Kennebunk
port, a daughter of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Faoians) Downing 4 , Captain John3, John2, Dennis Downing 1 of
Kittery. They resided in "r ells, where Susannah died December 26, 1791. Thomas died in 1\Iay, 1799, aged 66 (?)
I. H ANNAH, II. ELIZABETH. III. THOMAS \VELLS. IV. ALICE, V. J OHN F ABIA~S,
V I . WILLIAM, VII. RICHARD,
Vlii. SUSANNAH,
IX. DOWNING,
X. SARAH,
XI. LYDIA, . 78 XII. DOWNING,
XIII. THOMAS \YELLS, >~<XIV. BENJAMIN,
XV. 1\IEHITAULE,
CHILDREN.
b. Oct. 18' 175-1, m. Theophilus Waterhouse. b. J an . 2, 1756, m. Thomas Clark.
b. l\Iarch 16, 1757, d. young.
b. May H 1759, m. Stephen Ricker.
b. Sept. 10, 1760, m. Lucy Starner & d. s. p.
b . June 28, 1762, d. in infancy.
b. July :!0, 1763, m . 1 ----Clark(?)
2 Mrs. Salome ( ) Cousins. b. l\Iarch 5. 1765, m. Zebulon Larabee.
b. Aug. 1!'>, 1766, d. in infancy.
b. Dec. 3,1767, m. Jobn Goodwin.
b. 1\Iarch 3, 1769, m. Thomas Clark.
b. Nov. 18, li70. m. 1\lary (Polly) Haley .
b. Sept. 28, 1771, d. in Wells.
b. Sept. 10, 1773, m. Susan Day.
b. 1\Iarch 10, 1777, m. 1 Pike Gorden.
2 Dr. Marshall.
'78 D owNI NG GooDWIN ( T!wnuts 77, Th omas 76, --- , J )wdell) . born .l\Iarch :3, 1770, in Wells, was married in
Topsham to :\Iary (Polly) Haley, born in 1772, a daughter Jo3cph Haley, who wns born in Kittery in 1738, and ::\Iary
"'His third child was Lucy S , who married Calvin Dunton. Third daughter,
Nellie F. Dunton, E. Charleston, Yt., bas supplied the famil y hbtory.
72 THE GOOD"\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
Goodwin, his wife, who was a sister to Samuel Goodwin of'
lVells, and perhaps a daughter of Thomas and Hannah
( 1Ve11s) Goodwin. Downing resided in Freeport, Me., re
moving to Brunswick, and then to Topsham. In February,
1807, they settled in Burton (Albany), N. H. , where
.Mary died 1\:Iarch 21, 1836, aged 6± years nnd 3 months ..
Downing died :March 1, 18±1, in Baldwin.
CHILDREN.
I. S USAN, b. cl. youn g.
79 II. JOHN, b. Aug. 31. 179-!, m.l Abigail Brown.
2 Sarah Cole Chace
:'! Eliza Richardson.
4 Clarinda Buzzell.
III. DOWNING, b. m. Hannah Yeaton.
tV SARAH, b. m. 1 --Stevens.
2 --Hamblin.
v. l\'I.Al{Y, b. m. L evi Whitten.
V I. SUSAN DOWNING, b. m. John Clark.
VII. HANNAH, b. m. David Harriman.
VIII. LYDIA, b. cl , in infancy.
IX. AARON, b. m. Martha Hamblin..
81 X. MOSES, b. J any. 2, 1801l, m. Jane Rounds.
XI. JOSEPH HALEY, b . m. 1 Sarah Atkinson.
2 L ydi<L Pratt.
XII. JoSHUA, b. Sept. 1, 1812, m. Sophia B. Marden.
79 JoHN GooDWIN (Dou•nlng 78, Tlwmas 77, Tho?nas 701
- - -, Da·n id 1), born Angnst 31, 179±, in Topsham, 1\Ie., was
mnnie(l, first, to Abigail Brown, born November 21, 1792,
a daughter of Ephraim and Huldnh (RichaJ'dson) Brown.
She diml December 14, 1833, and ~lr. Goodwin married,
second, Sm·ah Cole Chaec, born Augn~t 25, 1798, ·who
died Jnly 11, 18±0. .l\lr. Goodwin married, third, Eliza
Richardson, born August 11, 1808, a da_nghtcr of Elisha Richnr<lson. She died April G, 1S67. H~r yonngest
son, Newton, hncl an office in the Hookery Bnilding, Chi
cago, a~ lmd also Horace B. Goodwin of the Hartford
Good wins, and the writer. It ~was the "(.'lw.fi'ing" of New-
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY,. l\IAIXE.. 73
ton and Horace which 1il'st really determined the writer
to discover his own :tiH!P:Stry, it pos:;i hie. X ewton was
one of the finest specimens of phy:;ical mnnhood it was
ever my fortune to E·ee, hut, poor fellow, the cnrrent of
events seemed to run against him in thusc <lays of misfor
tunes, and on a benntifnl snnm1er day he voluntarily laid
clown the burdens of life. Horace wa s .perhap8 the last
person he spoke to ns be ldt onr- bttilding-; hut he gav"' no·
evidence then of his intention. He was worthy of a better
fate, and to the memory of him, the fi!' st of the three to
to go, I lay this branch of laurel with the cypress. ::\Ir.
, J olm Goodwin married for his fourth ·wife· Clarinda Buz
zell, who survi,·es him, but hy which marria~e there were
no children. He resided in Bnld win from 1817 for over
forty years, being in trn<le with Lot Davis at the "Cor
ner.' ' He kept a tavent from 1830 to 1853 , removing
thereafter to Limington.
CHILDREN ' BY FIRST \\T I F E.
I. 80 II .
III.
IV. v. VI.
EMELI NE,
JOHN M UN R OE,
GEOR G E P EABODY ,
H A NNA H BHOW N,
E PHRA IIII HEN R Y,
A B I G AIL BRO W N,
b . April 30, 1 1<~~0, d. September Hl. 1~-t!, un m. b. S ept. a, 182:.!, m. Horriet Proctor Herrick . h. April. :!I , 11<25, m. Lucia ('Yillium~ l Ather-
b. Ma r ch 15, 1tl :!i, d. June :!ti. 182\l.
b. Mar.eh • 18:!\l. m. Matilda Ashton. b. July :!!'i , 1!:131, m . L. W. Small.
ton ..
Cun.D, BY SEco:xD \YIFE.
VII. 0LIY E M AR I A , b. Aug. 16, 1H:J6, m. J ames K. Emet·y.
CHILDREN, BY THIHD \YlFE.
VIII. E UGENE ,
IX. M A HY E LIZA,
X. NEWTON.
b. Aug. :! I. 11'-18, m . Clara Eastm:m. b. Sept. :~o, 11<-lll, m. George B. Shermerhorn .. b. Sept. 30, 1 ~5::!, m. :\"ellic Burlinl!.
14: THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE .
. ·80 HoN. J OIIN l\1 UN ROE GooDWIN (Jolm 79, Dmt'ning 78, Tho11ws 77, Tlwmas 76, --, Daniell), born September
3, 1822, in Baldwin, 1\Ie., was married July 16, 1850, at
Alfred, to Harriet Prortor Herrick. born January 17,
1829 in Alfrecl, n daughter of Benjamin Jones and :Mary
·(Conant) Herrick.
l\lr. Goodwin is a <lemoerat in politics, n lawyer hy pro
fession an<l resides in Biddeford, Me. He has represented
.his. district in Congre~s.
I.
ll. FRANCIS JONES,
GEOR GE BROWN,
III, MARY ISABEL,
IV. Hli:NRY HERRICK ,
V. ,VlLLIAl\1 BURTON,
CHILDREN.
b. Jany. 1~. 185~, m. Emily R. Milliken.
b. March 4. 1855, m. Grace L. 'Vebster.
b. Feb.~~. 18:17, m. Fred Gold L yman.
b. Nov. ~9, 1859, m. J ennie Murray.
b. Jany. 4, 1864, m. Mary Hills.
:81 1\IosES GooDWIN (DoH'ning 78, Thonws 77, Tlw1ruts 7C, --, Danid 1 ), hom Jnnmtry 2, 1808, in Baldwin, :Me., "·ns
married May 5, 1839, at Limington, ::\Ie., by Rev. J olm
Seavey to Jane Rounos, born Mny 27, 1818, in Liming
ton, n daughter of Daniel and Charlotte (Douglass) Honn<ls. By occupation he was a farmer, in politics a
republican, an<l in religion E,·angelical. They resided in
Baldwin. removing to Limington before 18±±, atHl re
turning to Baltlwin in 18±6, where they li\·ed until 1870
when they remove<l to Gorham, :Maine, where he died
An gust 31, 1872.
. ll~ I ALMON,
II. P HI LENA ,
III. C H A l{LOTTE K,
I V. MA HY A llH Y,
\ T, A LI<'E L OU ISA ,
\ T M ILLAHD F.,
V II . MYHON H E NRY,
CHILDREN.
b. March 18. 1840, m. 1 Mary Marvin 'Vilder. ~ Maud Wilder
b. July ~7, 1841 ,
b. June 18, 1844,
b. Oct. 1i'l. 18-!6,
b. Oct. 30, 1848,
h. Aprill7, 18i'll,
b. OcL ~3, 1860,
d. Nov. ~8, 1863.
ummarried.
cl. Nov. 1. 1851.
unmarried.
m. Carrie F. Patte n.
m. S;uah P. George.
THE GO(tDvVINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 75·
82 AL:\ION GooDWIN ( 1llm~es 81, DfJn•niny 78, TlwJ1W8 11,
83
Tltomas 7C, - -, Danit!ll), horn ~In.rch 18, 18±0, in Bald
win, l\Ie., was married, first, Angust 20,1872, at Brooklyn,
· N. Y., by Rev. Thomas J. Conant to ~Iary .:\!arvin \\"' ild
or: born ~January 3-0, l S±± in A 1 ban.r , X. Y., a daughter
of John N. and Delia A. (Farley) \Yilder. They re::;ided
at Brooklyn, N. Y., where his wife died October 21,
187 4. There were no children born of the first marriage ..
l\1 r. Goodwin was married second, Septem bcr 18, 1870,
at Brooklyn, by HeY. Hent·y B. \Yolbridge to l\land
\VilcleJ.·, born ~Tune 5, 1856, in B:tllston Spa, N. Y., a,.
sister of his ,first wife and wbo is the author of several.
historical novelt:1. By occnpntion he is a lawyer. The.¥
have resided in New York sinee 1882 .
. CHILDREN, BY SECOND \VIFE.
I. MiRIA!II \VILD EH. tlr June 13. 1880.
II . HILDA HAW'l'HORN, b, Nov, 15. 188:li
III. Wrr,DER, b. Jany. 1-t, I S~i.
ll.
PAUL GooDWIN(--- Daniel 1) wns born·
about 1715, and on December 16, 1738, in \Veils, de
clared his intention to marry .Mary Hich, a daughter of
Peter and Elizabeth ( ) Rich. The will of Peter
Rich mentioned "daught{'r :Mary Goodwin with her hus
band nnd family now dwelling on fifty acres ~ranted me
by the town of 'V ells, .July 12, 1 7 2(1; ·' al~o ''grandson
Peter Hich Goodwin, e ldest son of mdy danghter ~l:try: ··
makes Son-in -lnw James Bnrn:tm executor l (Jur,ry: did
Peter mean that ~lnry Goodwin wns hi:; onl.'· living·
clauO'hter? How otherwise wns Burnam a son-in-law.) l:':l
No descendants kno\Yll to me except from son Panl ,.
1G THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, ~IAINE.
whose youngest daughters Hannah an<l Olive, were wives
.of Elisha Butlanll. Olive wa s the mother of r,·ory Bnt
land, whose name was changed by Act of Legislature to
l\·ory I3utland Goodwin. His son , Sewall L. Goodwin,
has contri bnted much of the cia ta of the \Yells Goodwin
families.
I. PETER R ICH,
II. \ VILLIAl\1,
III, BAR T H OLOliiE W .
IV. T H O III AS,
v. P AUL,
CHILDREN.
b .
b .
b.
b.
b .
I I I .
m. L ydia Dunham, Dec. 9, 176Z. unt raced. untraced . unt raced
m. Susa nnah Jaco bs.
. 8± .JosHUA GooDWIN (--- , --- D cnded 1), born
al>out 1718, married a l\Iiss Tay lor, f3ister to Col. Taylor
of K ennebunkport. They resided in \V ells. Their son
.Joseph had tweh·e children, the eldest being named Daniel.
T he second son " ·as Jeremiah, whose son Clement was
f ather of Mrs. Fanny E. Nichols, Derry, N. H. I
th ink ,John, family IV., was another son of ~Joshua.
C niLD (perhaps others.)
I- J OS E PH, b. about 1740: m. E lizabeth H obbs.
IV.
85 Jonx GoonwrN (--, --, --, Daniel 1), horn
a bout 17 ±±. married Lydia ----, and rmided in
W" ells, where he die:l, and his widow married, second,
---- \Yith nm. J ohn ' s only child, Daniel , had seven
child ren, t he sixth born in 180± . . I am of the opinion
that J ohn \Y:t s a 3on of .Joshua and brother to J osepb , as
John's descendants cbim relationship to those of Joseph,
and the d t>scen<lan ts of Paul, family II , clnim rehttionship with John ·~ do~ccndant s . I th ink Panl and Joshua were l>rothers,
THE GOOD\VIN8 OF KITTERY, :MAI~E. 77
CHILD.
1. DANIEL, b. about 1169. m. Eleanor Little field.
NoTES.
It appears thnt the \Yel1s families were founded by
·Goodwins born between 1700 and 1720, and it is claim ed
that they were descendants of Daniel 2. This is not only
probable bnt almost a necessity, as .James 23 died in 1G!J7,
tmd the children of Thomas 34, \\rilliam 48 and llloscs 73
seem to be trace,! safely beyond 1720. Tnrning to Daniel
2, we find Thomas, untraced beyond 1722, who conl<l
have been the found er of the \Y cBs family I. The other
\V ells fmuilies were apparently those of grandsons of
Daniel second, and we have no complete record uf .l\liles
6, born 1687, and N"athaniel 11, born 1G8!J. This last
man baptized four children in 1724, but one of them
married in 1734, so that he mnst have been fnlly twelYe
years old at baptism. \Y e find one more chi ld not bap
tized, nn(l, as all of these children went to Kennebunkport
and as tlw \Yells Good wins made several marriages in
.Kcnncbnnkport, it seems n plausible theory that Nathaniel
11 h·td more than the font· ehilclt·cn baptized n.nd the one
not baptized, and that among those other children were
Paul, family II, and Joshua, family Ill, and perhaps
J obn, Jr., Appendix B. I append n. diagram showing
the suggested relationship an<l ask for further data. The
descendants of Panl and Joshua claim relationship, as do
.the descendants of Joshua and John.
SGGGESTED DESUENT OF THE \VELLS GOOD\YIN FA::\IILIES.
DANIEL GooDWIN, oF KITTERY.
I Daniel Goodwin, second .
I Abigail Seward= Thomas= (?) Hannah W ells.
Samuel ?
John I
= Sarah
Thomas
I Mary~ Haley
I I .
Downmg= Mary Haley
John, Jr. ~ Paul Martha Nason
I .Joseph
I Daniel
I Nathaniel
I I Joshua Nan
I 1.
Ben]. Solomon. I I
I .John
I I
Dani el
Settled in K e nnehun\{port.
-.:]
00
8 t:c: [rj
Q 0 0 0 ~ )---;
z U1
0 ~
~ H 8 8 [rj :=o ~
~ > )---;
z ~
THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 70
Appendix B.
THE GOOD"'"INS OF KENNEBUNKPORT, :MAINE.
:86 JOliN GoonvnN (--, --, Daniel 1) was born in
South Berwi0k about 1719, hut I can get absolutely no
trace of his parentage. He married ~1artha Na~on ,
daughter of Benjamin Nason, and they resided in South
Berwick until about 17 54 when '' .Martha Good win, wife of
John Good win, Jr., was dismisst and recommended to ye
second Church in 'Yells, November 2±, 175±, '' but they settled in Kennebunkport and not ,,. ells. H e was called
John, "Jr.", to distinguish him from John M), who also
married a :l\IartLa. I find a Simeon of 17 ±3, baptized by
John, Jr., and .Martha, but no record of the Simeon born
in 17 46. That elate is given by Simeon's descendants.
It may be the same child or the first Simeon may have
died young. I am not able to trace the ancestry of Sarah
or Deborah Goodwin who married sons of John, Jr.
:Mark i~ given in tQ.e Berwick Records as baptized by
"John and .l\lartha,'' but he is otherwise identified as a
son of John, Jr. Undoubtedly John, Jr., was a son of
one of the grandchildren of Daniel 1, but of which
.one? See cliag1'mn in Goodwin s of l l ells.
I. SIMEON.
II. SIMEON.
III. ANDREW,
n ·. JOHN,
Y . BE NJAllllN,
,.I. - MARK,
YU. 1\lARTHA,
''III. PATIENCE,
IX. M ARY,
X. ELIZABETH,
C niLDREX.
bapt. Sept. 11. 17-!3.
·• ?.fay 2-l, 17-!6. m. Dorcas E\·ans. " Dec. 31, 17-!9. m. 1 Hannah Stacl•pole.
2 Martha Estey. " Nov. i, 1850. m. Sarah Hodgsdon.
m. Deborah Goodwin. " Feby. ~.lin:!. m. 1 Sarah Gootlwin.
2 Elizabeth llutchins. m. 'Villiam .-\ndrcws. m .. Joseph Bradbury. m. Jacob Bradbury. m . Robert P:\tterson.
80 THE GOODvVINS OF KITTERY, MAINE.
A ppettdix C.
87 --GooDWIN (--, - -, Danic1 1) apparently re-
sided .in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. I can get no trace
of bis name or family except these
I. DEBORAH,
. II. SARAH,
m. NANCY,
I V. 1\IARY,
CHILDREN.
b.
b .
b.
b.
A ppettdix D.
m. Benjamin Gooclwip.. m. Mark Goocl win. m. -- '.rownsencl. m. Jacob Burnham.
THE GOOD\YINS OF NE\YBURY, VT., AND HAV
ERHILL, N. H.
It has so fur been impossible for _me to identify tbi:::;
family with that of Daniel of IGttcry. No sooner have I
thought its p1ace absolutely fixed than some new data
came to hand npscttiug the arraugcmcnt. \Y ere it not
for the name Willoughby, which only ~tppcars, so far as I
have found, in the Maine family, I wonld be tempted to
say that this branch was from E ssex County, 1\lassachusetts, and did not belong to the :Main e fnmily. -:\- I am
not positive that Samuel Goodwin was a brother of Cap
tain Simeon and John, who were brothers. These latter
ones were soldiers in New Hampshire as curly ns 17 55,
indicating their birth aroun<l 1720,- perhaps grandsons
of one of the sons of Daniel 1. Captain Simeon' s son Asa
* I lind on the insid e eo\·er of one of Captain Gooclwin's bo?ks this entry: ''Baily Cittr - \Villouvhuy Goodwin , Amesbury." This looks lil<e the n ame \Yilloughby is found in the Essex branch .
88
THE GOOD,VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. Sli
r esided for many years in Cannan, .:\laine. Information
concer ning t his branch is desired.
---GooDWIN ( ----, Daniel l? ) appears to• have bad
89 I. SDIEON,
90 II. ,T ORN,
91 III. SAl\IUEL,
CniLDHEX.
b.
b.
b.
m.------. m.----m.---
89 CAPTAIN SniEON Goonwix (--- 88, ---, Dan-iell?) was a soldier as early ·as 175.5; wn.s in Xewhnrv,
Vermont and Haverhill, ~ew Hampshire, in 1763. He
was a very prominent man in his locality. He removed
in 1802 to :Marietta, Ohio, where he died. ~Inch of my
information concerning this branch bas come from .:\lr.
John .M. Gooclwiq of .Xewbury, who wrote that Captain
. Simeon's daughter 1\lary mnrried her cousin Willougkby
Good win. Ca1;tain Good win 's_ .i\18. contains a statement
of Samuel Goodwin, showing that his grandfather, Deacon.
'\Villonghby Goodwin, married twice and neither wife was
.i\lary Good win. Upon sn hmitting this to ~Ir. John l\L
Goodwin, he saw .:\Ir. ~liller of Ryegate, who insi.3ted
that i\lary married '\Yillougbby, and that Deacon '\Yil
]ougbby was of another brancb. The name Samncl won]d
indicate that Deacon '\Yilloughby was a son of Simeon's.
brother (?) Samuel.
I. JONATHAN,
II. NATHANIEL,
III. SDIEON,
IV. ASA,
v. l\IARY.
VI. HARRIET,
CniLDREX.
b.
h.
b.
b.
b.
b.
m. -------. m. ------. ill.----- -.
m. ~. ~ ·---m. \\'illou:,thhy Uoo<lwin.
m .• Joh n l\Ierrill.
82 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
NOTES.
JoNATHAN had a large family.
--- Tukesbnry of Xewbnry.
died in J SSl, in her 102d y<.·ar.
One daughter married
One daughter, Phoebe,
C'un get n0 fllrther chta
unless Isnac Goodwin, born 1783, in :Ncwbt~ry, V crmont,
.married Jemima Ford, was one of the children.
NATH ANIEL married and had a family. One son ap
·pcars to be Aaron, born 179±, in Orange County, V or
mont, whose youngest son is J. \Vest Good win, Editor
Sedalia (..Jfo. ) "Bazoo. '' Another son was Dr. '\Y. "\V.
Goocl win , who was the first of the Good wins the writer
ever saw who was not a relative.
SrMEOX married and had four daughters, Susan, J\-iar
garct, Sarah and Roxana.
AsA married, removed to .Marietta, Ohio, and then to
St. Louis, where he <lied. He had· eight children-Sim
eon, Snmncl Kittredge, James, Snrah, Cynthia, Asn, '\YiJliam and .Mrg. Miller. John .Merrill Goodwin, Bethel,
Ohio, son of Simeon, hns furnished much of the data of
this branch.
JA:ME~ Goo DWIN ( Son of Asa), born l\larch 13, 1796,
married Lucina Chandler and resided in Felicity, Ohio.
'Their children were I, Louisa, I~, Caroline, III, Cynthia,
IV, l\lincrva, V, Charles Chandler, VI, Sarah Ann, VII, James Sylvester, YIII, Octavus Simeon. Of these,
Charles Chandler, and his sons, James H. and Thomas T.
(nf Oi?1 cinnati), Sarah Ann and Octavus Simeon have
rendered vcy considerable assistance in compiling the rcc
.onls.
THE GOOD \VINS 0}1, KITTERY, :MAINE. 83:
90 J onN GooDWIN ( --- 88, ---, Da niel lP) married and had
I. MOSER,
II. \YILLOUGHBY,
III. DANIEL,
IV. JAMES,
v. JUDITH,
VI. DAUGHTER,
b.
u. b.
b.
b.
b.
CHILDREN.
.XoTES.
m, Tryphena Lacltl. m. l\Iar.v Good win. m. ---
m. ----
m. John Thomas. m. -- Dunbar .
~losEs had eight children, th e second being \Yells, born
Nov. 9, 17!).1, died in D eL'. 1S9±. Hi::; eldest son, .Tohn
l\L, born 1820, of N ewlJury, Yt., has been my ccnTes
ponclent.
DANIEL married and li Yecl .in Cam bridge, Vt. ~o record.
See Appendix R.
JAMES married and resi cled in Gratton, V L ~ o recorcL
91 SA~IUELGOODWIN ( -- SS, --,Daniell/) was in ~ow-
bury, Vt., with Captain Simeon and J obn and unless he
were the father of .Elder ""'illonghby who bud a: grundson
Samuel, I cannot place Elder \Yillonghby. It must be
noted that this grancl:son Samuel says that he thinks Elder
'\Villonghby Goodwin was horn in " .,..est ~ewbnry, ~Iassa
cbnsetts, th e home of the E~sex County, 1Uassacllll:;;etts,
Gooclwins, and it should also he n·mcmhered that Samnel
was a fas orit0 name among tho Essex County Goodwins
nnd appears very sel<lom among DaniePs des<'en<lnnts aB<l
further that the Newhnry, :\I:tssaehnsetts, Goudwins inter
married repeatedly with the Currier family. In addition
to this, I find the name \Yell~ Goodwin in this E~scx
County family antl also tiud a ~amud Goodwin, horn in
170±, son of u Banmcl Goodwin, who settled for awhil e in
84 THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, MAINE.
Newton, N. H., but I lose sight of Snmucl aronnd New
ton, about 17 41. One further suggestion i8 tbis:--Samuel
Goodwin says Elder \Villoughby's first wife was Polly
Dnnhnr of Danville, Yt., and thnt \Villonghby had n
brother 1\Ioscs,-might not Polly Dnnbar be .JJlm·y
;( Goodwin) Dun bar?
CHILDHEN.
I. WILLOUG HBY, (Elder) b. m. 1 Mary Dunbar. 2 Sarah Currier.
_II . MOSES.
APPENDIX E.
THE GOOD\VINS OF LYl\IAN, -l\IAINE.
~9 2 THOMAS GooDWIN, JR., ( -----, Daniel 1) married Eunice -- nnd resided in Berwick, where they baptized
their son in 1752. The only Thomas Goodwin 1 ' Jr." I have yet found is Thomas 28 and this may have been his
seeond marriage.
CHILD.
·93 I. JONATHAN, bapt. Jan. 22, 1152. m. Elizabeth Clark ?
'93 JoNATHAN GooDWIN, (Thomas Jr., 992, ---, Daniell) bnptized Jan nary 22, 17 52, up pears to be the J onatlmn
who received certificate in Berwick, April 7, 1770, to
mnrry Elizabeth Clark. l can find no other Jonathan and
the name of the child George Olad~J indicntes this mnr
riage. J onnthan resided in Lyman. After his denth, his
widow ma1Ti0d 2nd --- \V elch and resided in \Yaterborough where she died.
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 85
CHILDREN.
I. GEORGE CLARK, b. :E'eb. 1772. m. Ruth Page. II. ANDREW, b. m.---III. J ONATHAN, b. m. -- Earle. IV. URIAH, b. d. at New Orleans, unm.
*V. REUBEN, b. m. 1 Elizabeth Pray.
~Polly---
APPENDIX F.
THE GOOD\YINS OF LEBANON, :MAINE.
1)4 THOMAS GooDWIN ''Tertius'' (Thomas, --, Dam.'ell)
resided in Berwick and on July 15, 1761, he wftS married by Rev. John :Morse of the 2nd Church of Berwick to Eunice Lord. As one of their children, Reuben, was offered for baptism by Benjamin Lord and wife, it is probable that they were the parents of Eunice, who had died before 1769, ns, on August 2, 1769, Thomas was married
2nd by Rev. .Mathew Meriam at Berwick to ~lehitable Goodwin, born in 1727, a daughter of Adam and Sarah
) Goodwin 67. He resided in North Berwick at the foot of Beach Hidge, removing to Lebanon. His birth
is given as 1721 and 173±, neither date tal1ying with any other Thomas. To make the confusion greater, a Thomas ·Goodwin '' 3d'' was married at the Church of Christ, of Berwick, to Mary Hicks on July 29, 1754. None of the descendants of Thomas tertins have ::my reco rd of the Thomas 3d marriage, so that it is not probably the same man with three wives. It is possible that Thomas 37 is this Thomas teJ'li,us, as that Thomas had a twin brother Elisha and brothers Reuben and :Moses,-names of the
* Hi<> son. Reuben H., was father of .Mrs. Nellie F. Emery, "'est Buxton. Me.
86 THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE.
first three chi ldren of Thomas tatius; but another child
was named Gideon and that name o11ly appears as the
brDthl•r of Thoma:; 28, who Wtts baptized in 1732. An
mwxplained ciremnstance is that in Lower Bolton, Canada,
the clescend:mts of James Goodwin, Appl·ndix G., have an
old family Bible in which is recorded most of the data of
this Thoma::-> tatiu8 but no \YOrd of explanation of the
relationship between Thomas and James is gi\'en.
It is probable that the .Moses giYen among the ehildren
of the second wife is the son of the iir;.;;t wif<-·, bnt baptized
among the second brood. Further data of this family is
desired. Jf I can obtain the name of a brother or sister
of Thoma::_.: t1'rtiu8 or of his mother, I can place him at
once. lie was certainly a son of one of the Thomas
Gooclwins, b11t I do not know which.
95
CHILDHEN, BY FmsT \YrFE.
I. ELISHA, b. 1763. m·. Sarah Lord.
II. REHBEN, h. Apl. 15, 176-l. m. Ruth Lord.
Ill. MOSES, b. m. 1 - --
IV.
v. VI.
VII.
Yrn· IX
~ (Eunice) Cain (King or Keene.}
;~ Susan Murray.
CHILDREN' BY SECOND \Y lFE.
EUNICE, bapt. Apl. 6, 1773. n;J.. 1 Andrew Shepherd.
l\'losF.s, bapt. Apl. 6, 1773.
~ - - Boothy.
perhaps chi!cl Ill.
'rHoMAS, bapt. Apl. 6, 1773. m. Esther Cltrll.
MERITABLE, bapt. Apl. 6, 177B. untracecl.
EPHRAilll, b~ • m. Polly Lord.
GIDEON, b. untracecl.
!H) Tuo:\L\S Goonw1x ( Tlunnrt8 [)~, T//(JJ/Irt...,, --, Dan lc11),
Lnptiz::<-·d April 7, 177:-1, marriPd E8ther Carll, born :::\fnreh
1 U, 1 77D, in \\raterborougiJ, a danghtl' r of Captain
Nnth:111iel and E::;thcr (Bnr!J(tllk) Carll.
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTEHY, .1\IAINE. , 87
0HlLDH.EN.
96 I. NATHANIEL CARLL, b.
II. 'l'HO.!IlAS, ' b.
liT. CARLL, b.
11i0"2. m. Mary '!'rip.
m. Olive Carll. d. young.
IV. BENJAllllN, b .
V. EUNICE, b. m. -- and d. s. p.
d.
'96 NATHANIEL CARLL GooDWIN ( Tlwmas 95, Tlwnws 9/,
Tlwm_as, ---, _Dan lel 1), born in 1802, married l\lary
Trip, born in 1800 in W' aterborough.
CHILDREN.
I. CAROLINE E ., b. 18~8.'
97 II. NATHANIEL CARLL. b. Oct. 31. 1833.
III. MARY ANN, b. 1836.
m. William Laskey.
m. Caroline R. Hinkel.
d. unmarried.
:.97 NATHANIEL CARLL GooDWIN ( J.Yatluzniel Cm·ll ·96,
Tl1mnas 95, Tlwmas 94. Tlwmas, ---,Daniell), born
October 31, 1833, in Brownfield, :Me., was married in
1856 in Boston to Caroline Rebecca Hinkel, born in 1838
in Boston, a cla nghter of John and Caroline .M. ( A1·ey )
Hinkel. _Mr. Goodwin is a broker and resided for many
years at No. 89 St. Botolph Street, Boston, removing in
18US to 72 Forest Street, Boston Highland:5. Tbe eldest
~on Nat. C. Goodwin is the well known and popular actor
and the younger son Edward is already making a repnLn
tion for himself in the same profession.
CHILDREN.
I. NATHANIEL CARLL, b. July 2iJ, 18.'>7. m. Maxime Elliott.
II. GEOUGE, b. April12. 18til. d.
III. EDWARD F., b. Mch. 23, 1863. unmarried.
NoTES.
ELISHA GoODWIN, born in 17G3, maniecl Sarah Lord,
born 1765, a daughter of Jeremiah and GriJ'.zel ( G'l'ant)
88 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, MAINE.
Lord and had ten children by her. The fourth child was.
:Nahum, born _March 11, 1785, who married 1st, l\Iebi
table Littlefield and 2d, Elizabeth Tibbetts. lie had four
children hy his first wife and nine by the second wife; the
next to the youngest child being Nahum F. Goodwin,
born _1\larcb 3, 16±1, in Lebanon and married to Amanda
Hnll. They have five girls and two boys. They reside
(1SD8) in E ast Lebanon .
MosEs GooDWIN has three wives assigned to him by
Capt. Good-win ·who states tha t .:\loses liv ed in L ebanon ,
\ Yater boroug h an<l Li~bon and " left cbildrt>n. '' The
Cap tain was qnite right as to the lnst remark for J\loses
hnd t1 r o wives and left twe lve ch ildren by each wife . I
am inde bted to Hon. Olive r B. Clason of Gardiner , and
_l\Iiss Jennie Br iery of So nth Ganliner, fo r the <lata of
l\loscs' fam ily. T he ti rst wife was E mma or E unice li'ing
(l\liss Briery suggests Iiee?1e) nnd his second wife was ~ nsan
1\ln rray of \Yi1Hlsor, l\le. The child~·en were twelYe sons
aml twelve daughter~. I cnn get only half of his first
fmnily-Gideon,Benjamin, .Jonathan K., Joseph, Isaac and
Clarissa. Dy his second \Yife he hnd l\loses, Aarmj, John,
tT onlan, OliYer, Eliza beth, \\'illiam 1 I., Eunice, Thomas,
l\lnry, Phoebe and Charity. The sou J01wthan K. lllarried
Rachacl Towne and resided iu .South Gardit1er and Dix
mont. His t hird child, Rachel, JlUl.rried Uriah Briery
and was the mother of l\ I iss Jenuie Briery of Randolph,
.:\le. Gideon, the eldest son of 1\ [o~es, never married. He
was a devo ut aml godly mnn, albeit au irrepressible
joker, as the following will illustrate:
\YHAT lhWKE TilE )fEETU\({ PP.
One seltlom h ear>; a story more piquantly fl:worell with the real old New Engllt!Hl htimor than that tolLl in the Garlliner Reporter .Journal about Uncle Gideon Goodwin, who, fifty yea,rs ago, was one of the " l'haracters " of the town. At that time the 1\Icthollists used to gather at the houses to holLl their prayer-meetings,
THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, 1\fA[N.K 89
and as Gideon was a devout worshiper of that creed he was a regular attendant, One night the meeting was held at the hou:se of Harlow Harden, and Gideon was there.
In those days exeitement ran high, and just as the enthusiasm of the assem~
blage was wrought to the highes t pi tch" Unele Harden ," as h e was always called, arose to his fee•., and lifting up his bands, shouted in a voice full of fervor , ··Glory to Gideon ! '' Hardly had the chorus of amens which this utterance called forth died away when Goodwin. bo.und to return the compliment, jumped up and said, "Glory to you , too, Uncle Harden!" That brolwup the mee ting.- L ewh .. ton J ournal.
~ It is said that information can be obtained in
'Yater borough from dcsccnclnnts of the Carll family ·which
"·ill fully identify Thomas tertius. "rho can obt.1in the
information for me ? Get the names of his hrothers and.
sisters and the name of his mother.
Appendix G.
98 J Al\IES GooDWIN ( --, --, lJaniel 1), who was horn
about 1735, is given as the name of the earliest known
ancestor of this branch. He appears to have been related
to Thomas, tertius, Appendix F, as his descendants hnYc
a fnmily Bible with much of tbc data of the de:::;cendants.
of Thomas, tel'tius, a~ late as 1850.
CHILD (only one known to me).
119 I. JAMES, b. about 1760. m.------
99 JAJ.\IES GooDWIN (Ja111 es 98, --, --, Dunie1 1),.
born about 1760, married -- and had a family. I cnn
get only names of two. Eli phnlet is said to hn Ye been
born at Concord, Connedic,d, ~~. H., ()n nd to have mar
ried at Bolton, Lower Ca nada.
His grandson James Sy lveste r Gocdwin rcsitlet; m
Emerald, \Vis.
DO THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY~ MAINE.
I. ELIPH ALET,
.II. JAl\IES,
CHILDREN.
b. a bout 1785.
Appendix H.
m. 1 Ruth Page. 2 Sarah Fifield. .untraced .
100 JoNATHAN GooDWIN ( --, - --, Daniel 1), born about 1738, married - -Libby, and resided in Dnrham,
Me.
CHILDREN.
101 I. G EORGE, b. April12, 1762. m . 1 Mary Davis . 2- Jones.
II. DANIEL, b . d . at St. Albans , Me.
III. WILLIAM, b. d . a t sea.
IV . BETSY, b. m. John Cushing. ./ v. MARY, b. m. John Vining.
VI. ,JONATHAN, b. m. P ersis Smith.
101 GEORGE G-ooDWIN (Jonatlum 100, - -, ---, Daniel 1), born in Durham, 1\Ie., April 12, 1762, married ~1ary
Daris, born October, 1760, daughter of Andrew Davis,
and resided in Avon and Phillips. :Mary (Dcwis) Good
win died in 183 D, and George Goodwin married, second,
-· .Jones. He was a so ldier in Revolntionary "\Yar.
CHILDREN, ALL BY FIRST WIFE.
I. SAl\IUEI,, b . 1790. m . ·w eal th y J ones. II. ELIZABETH, b. m. R eu ben True. III. DAUGHTER, b. m. Daniel Mille r . IV. DA UG HTER, b. m. Du,niel R oberts . v. HANNAH, b. m. Samuel J acobs. V I. ANDH EW D AVIS, b. F eby. 2, 1800. m . J a ne Smith .
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, l\IAINE. 01
Appendix I.
102 JAMES GooDIXG, perhaps a gnmclson of Daniel 1, was.
born about 1708. He married Elizabeth --, and re
sided in Portland, ~Ie.
I. MARGARET,
II. SARAH,
III. S ARAH,
CHILDREN.
b. June 13, 1733.
b. March 7, 173fi ..
b. Feby. 20, 1737.
Appendix J ..
103 JERE:'IIIAH GooDWIN (-~, ---, Daniel 1),
born in Berwick, marric<l first, Alice 'Vadlcigh; second,
Nancy Davis. They resided in Berwick. As Jeremiah's
eldest son David had a son James in 1796, it would appear
that J cremiah was born between 17 ±0 and 17 50, and would
be a great-great-gmndson of Daniel 1.
Capt. Goodwin's record has this entry: "Daniel Good
win and David Goodwin~ twins, married .Mary Ford and
Betsy Ford, twins."
CHILDREN, ALL BY FIRST 'VIFE.
I. DAYID, I b. m. 1 Elizabeth I<'ord.
j 2 Sarah Goodwin.
II. DANIEL, m. Mollie Ford.
III. 'VILLIAlll, m. OliYe Wadleigh.
IV. ABIGAIL, b , m. 'Villiam Ford.
v. JERE:IIlAH, ~ b . m. Hepzibah Grant.
VI. LYDIA, m. lrbabod 'Ventworth.
VII. SUSAN, lJ , m. Thomas Abbot.
VIII. JAliiES, b .. m Lydia James.
92 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, 1\IAINE.
Appendix K.
104 GooDWIN ( --, --, --, Daniel 1) re~ided in Berwick ,tnd had, perhaps other,
I.
II.
WILLOUGHBY,
JANE,
CHILDREN.
b. resided at Cranberry Meadow
b. about 17fi:". m. Thomas Pike.
Appendix L.
1 05 BENJAL\IIN~GooDWIN ( Daniel 1) mar
ried Anne Emery, daughter of Simeon and Elizabeth
( iJlendnm) Emery. They resided in South Berwick.
CHILDREN.
I. CHARLES, b. Jiyed and d ied in Eliot.
II. FANNY, b. m. --- Green .
III. ASA YOUNG, b. May 8, 180S. m. Mary Ann Newell.
IV. ANNE. b. m. ----- Whitehouse.
Y. 'VIJ,LIAlll, b. m. and li ved in Burke, N.Y.
V I. ELIZABETH, b. m. George W. Whitehouse.
VII. ABIGAIL, b. m. Horace Hayes.
VIII. NA'l'HANlEL, b. d. in B erwick, unm.
IX. MAHY JANE, b. m. Asa \Varr en.
Appendix M.
106 ELI.1AII GooDWIN, said to have been a son of Elijah, re-
sided ncar H ntlnnd, Vermont, and married Annie Thatcher.
I do not know the order of birth of their children, bO put
the one first whose date I haYe. Bonaparte L evi remo,·ed
with a family named Cross t o near Oxford, Ohio, and set
tled at Goodwin's Corner:::, Indiana, where Lis daughter,
Eliza, wife of .Tames B. Pentecost, nside:::. George " Tar
ner, New~Roston, Illinois, is a son of one of his sisters,
and. Gideon Freeman, Silver Lake, Indiana, is son of
.auother sister.
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 93
CHILDREN.
I. B ONAPAHTE LEVI. b. Oct. 11 , 1797. m. Eunice Martin. II . ALANSON, b. III. S ALLY, b . IV. PHENEY, b . v . DAYID, b. \ ' I. THOJ\IAS, b.
VII . SILANCE, b. VIII. S AMUEL, b. IX. E LIZA, b. X. D OSI E, b.
Appendix N.
THE GOOD\VINS OF CONCORD, N. H.
A very large number of descendants can trace no further back than to the following marriage.
107 SAMUEL G-ooDWIN, born 1751, married Elizabeth
born 1750, and resided in Concord, New Hampshire, where she died in 1836 and be in 1839.
I. I I. III.
*IV. v. V I.
VII. VIII.
IX. X .
ELIZABETH, MOLLIE,
REUBEN, As A,
DAYID,
JONATHAN, P ATTY,
S USANNA, S A!IlUEL, SALI~Y,
C H ILDRE N.
b. S ept. 1~. 1774. b . J u ly 2~. 1776. b. May 27, 1778. b . May 11 , 1780. b . May ~7. 1782.
b. 1\la.r 27, 1784. b . Aug. 24, 1786.
b . Sept. 4, 1788. b . F eb. 28, 1791. b. Sept. 3, 1793.
m. Sus annah F a rnum. m. H a nna h Russell. m . Mehitable J ack m an. m. Polly A inswor t h. m. J ona than J acl;:man. m. J ohn H oit Durgin.
m . H annah S tevens.
* A'>a Goo:lwin . of ,Tunbr idge, Vt., and Hannah Russell, of Concord, ~. H., P ublish eel Aug. 26, 1800. Not pos itive it was Samuel 's son. I cannot identify the
following f rom t h e Concord R ecords: July 14, 1770. J acob Goodwin, of Concord and S a rah "\Veils, of \ Vear e. March 5, 1774. Jacob Goodwin, ancl Mollie Clement. July 21. 1782. Jacob Goodwin, of Canterbury, and L ydia Stevens, of Concord. April19, 1788. Asa Goodwin, of Concord, and Patty Carte r, of Concor d. Oct. 13, 1793. Anthony £>otter, of Concord, and Dolly Goodwin, of Conrord. April 18. l fl07. Jonathan Goodwin, of Concord, ancl Patty Twist, of Boston .
. (not Samuel's son)
94 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, l\IAINE.
Appendix 0.
In the records of Durham, New Hampshire, appear
these entries (page 129, Trol. 24, .N. E. II. & G. R. ): '' November 26, 1718, baptized Abigail Gooden, who
" died five bonrs afterward, and her infant daughter,
" Abigail Gooden.''
'·J\1arch 5, 1718- D, baptized Susanna Gooden, the
" wife of James Dnrgin standing sponsoress for this her
"grandchild.:' The husband of Abigail and father of these
twu children was evidently a grandson of Daniel 1. IIe
could scarcely have been Daniel 3, who did have a wife
Abigail, for their daughter Abigail was born in 1715, and
Amy in November, 1718. 1t is possibly an earlier mar
riage of Hicbard 2±, as this man was born about 1 GS5,
and no children are credited to him until 1721, he being
then abont 36 years ol(l and the husband of Sarah IIall.
The name Su,:;annah is found among the children of
Thomas, supposed to be a brother of this Richard.
Appendix P.
lOS JAl\lES GooDWIN Daniel 1? ), born
about 17 ±0, married and resided in Eastport, .Maine. He
is said to have been taken prisoner by the Briti::;h and car
ried to the Bermuda Islands, where be died. One son, not
.Tohn, was in " Braddock's Defeat," and was captured by
the Indians a!1d held for four years. In addition to the
four children mentioned below the nam.e Jesse is given as
a tifth child. Of these children, James settled in f::'t.
Johns, New Brnnswick, ''rilliam in Providence, Rhode
Island and .T ohn m l\lachias, _1\Iaine. The latter had six-
THE GOODvVlNS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 93
teen children, a grandchild being :Miss Ella E. Goodwin,
·Cumberland :Mills, Mnine, who hns contributed most of the
data. It might be well to investigate more closely the
family history of James, son of James 43. He was taken
prisoner and died. \Yhile it is said he W::t8 unmarried,
this rnay prove to be incorrect and be may be this James lOS.
CHILDREN.
I. JAl\IES, b. m. ----II . "rlLLIAlll, b. m. Margaret --III. JOHN, b. 1769. m. Eleanor ·workman. p.;. ELIZABETH, b.
Appendix Q.
THE GOOD\VINS OF PORTSl\10UTH, N. H.
-109 JOSHUA GooDWIN was born about 17 40-50, and was a
farmer, residing in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where
he anJ his wife died. I had heretofore supposed that this
family belonged to the Christopher Goodwin branch, but
perhaps he is a descendant of Daniel of IGttery.
CHILD (only one known to me.)
110 I. JOSEPH, b. about 177-:'i. m.1 ---
~ Mary l\'~arshall.
110 JosErn GooDWIN (Joshua 109), born about 1775 in
Portsmouth, married, first, - --; second, :Mary 1\Iar
shall. He lived and died in Portsmouth.
CnrLDREN (not known to me by which wife. )
I. 1\IARY, b .
II. ELIZA, b.
111 III. J OSEPFl, b. Sept .. 3, 1 80~.
IY. GEoRGE, b.
V. JOHN, b. VI. JosHUA, b.
m. -- Clinkard.
m. Sarah Anna Swallow. went to sea. never heard from. untraced. untraced
96 THE GOOD,VINS OF KITTFjRY, :MAINE.
111 JOSEPH GooD"'IN ( Jose]Jh 110, Joslwa 109), born Sep-
tember 3, 1802, in Portsmouth, manied Sarah Anna
Swallow July 6, 1823, in Boston. They resided in
l\:Iedtield and Bo~ton, ~lass., and Nashua, N. H. He died
in _Milford, N. II. The datu of this branch is furnished
by ~Irs. Irene Dole (Pike) Goodwin, of Nashna, N. H.
CHILDREN-
I. CALYIN SWALLOW, b. April 16, 1 8~-t m. Ros<Lnna Abbott. II. JOSEPH STEVENS, b. l\1ch. 16, 18:!6. d. unmarried. III. CHARLES HENRY, b. June 9, 18:!8. m. 1 Rebecca Fellows.
2 Harriet Lucinda Allan. 3 l\Irs. Clarissa (Searles)
Jamison. IY. JAMES HEWINS, b. m. Irene Dole Pike. v. LINDA ANNA, (adopted) m. P. Dodd.
Appendix R. 112 DANIEL GooDWIN, who resided in Vermont, may have
been a descendant of one of the brother-:. traced in A ppen
dix D. l can get no definite data of him or his family.
CHILD (only one known to me).
DANIEL, b. m.
113 DANIEL GooDWLN (Daw/el 11f2), born in Vermont,
'' one of a long line of Daniels,'' married A grandson seems to be James Goodwin, of Clear Luke Iowa.
I.
II.
11·! III. IV. Y.
ALBERT, NATHANIEL, DANIEL, CHARLES, HENRY,
CHILDREN.
b.
b.
b.
b.
b.
m. - ----------
THE GOOD,VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. £l7
11± DANIEL GooDWIN (Daniel 113, Daniel 112), born in
Vermont, married -- and died a yonng man. His son
is the .Goodwin so promin ent in tbe D, h:-; ~tt ik··~; his
daughter is editor and pnblisiiPr of '' The Labor 'Vorld, ,,.
of Duluth.
II. LEROY l\1.,
SABRIE,
CHII.DRES.
b.
b.
Appendix S.
m. T. C. Akin.
THE GOOD"'"INS OF LITCHFIELD, MAINE . •
JACOB GooDWIN, born about 1756 in Lyon~, France,.
came to America with Lafayette, serving as a :Major in
the Reyo]utiouary 'Yar. At the close of the war he • settled in Portsmouth, N. H. , when.l he married Eunice
(or Judith ) Tuttle. They afterwards removed to .Maine,
locating eventually in Litchfield, near IIarrimau 'sCorner~,
where he died in 1804:. His children are given to preYent
confut:iing them with descendants of Daniel of Kittery.
CHILDREN.
I. ESTHER. b. S ept. 8, 1184- m. Nathaniel Stevens.
II. POLLY, b. Sept. 4, 1786, m. Elisha Evans.
III. JoHN, b. Aug. :!9, 17b8. m. Eunice Mince.
IV. LEVI, 'J. Sept. 4, 17HO. m. I Dc,lly Huntington.
:! Abi:.wil Stevens.
v. ELIZABETH, b. Jany. 23, 1793. m. Jo;;eph Chick.
VI. SUSANNAH, b .• Jan;\·. 4. 1795.
VII. SARAH, b. Jany. 20. 179t'.
VIII. CLARISSA, b. 1H01. m. Charle;; Peck.
IX. JUDITH, b. July 8. 180-!.
US THE GOOD,VINS OF KITTERY, MAINE.
Appendix T.
:MISCELLANEOUS UNIDEXTIFIED NE\Y HA.MPSHIRE GOOD\YIN8.
JOHN GoTWIN m. Dorothy Hymes of Portsmouth,
N ovcmber 25, 17 53.
SAMUEL GooDWIN, in R~m1fonl (Concord), March 10,
17!)2~ in \Yarncr Jnne ~1, 1796. (\Varner was settled
by GoOLl wins from Amesbnry, .Mass.)
EDWARD(?) GooDWIN, resided in Dnmbarton and had
Edward 177ti, James, • Alpheus, Hannah and Nathan,
1782, (m. l\Iehitable l\Inrden). Think him an Essex
·Connty, .Mass., man.
LuxFORD GooDWIN was in Rnmford (Concord) in 1760.
JAMES GooDWIN in Dum hartori April 8, 1807, aged.
THADDEUS GooDWIN, SR., in 1\It. Vern on and Henniker.
CAPT. RrcHAHD GooDWIN, brig l)o;llpey, J any., 1762,
Portsmouth.
IsAAC GooDWIN resided in \Yarncr, N. H. Had
Thomas, \Yilliam, Levi (ki11cLl at Bnnkcr Hill), David
and .Joseph. Isaac was from Anwslmry, :Mass. \Yould
like dcsecndants of all children except David which Capt.
Goodwin gives.
" riLLIAi\l GooDWIN resided in Concord, N. H. Hrtd
dal'ghter Hannah, who married Rouert Ballard Hoit in
18±± .
.:\IEIIITABLE GooDWIN in Newmarket in 1775 and
1878; r-:;cc James 5.
THE GOODWINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. {){)
HoBERT GooDWIN in Newmarket in 1778 nnd 1784.
TDIOTIIY GooDWIN in Unity July 13, 17G!.
DANIEL GooDWIN in Newtown in 17 55.
R.ICHAHD GooD".r!N in .Newport in 17 83r
Append'ix U .
. MISCELLANEOUS UNIDENTIFIED :MAINE GOOD
\Yl~S.
Additional information tending to identify these people
and those in Appendix T is reqnested. The marriages
are mostly taken from Berwiek recordp.
BEN.JA::\IIN G OOD""IN married ~arab Herle ( Eal'l) Au
gnst 27, 17 !7. He was possibly a son of Thomas 22 and
Abigail Se"·arcl.
ABIGAIL GooDWIN married John Gubtail November 16,
174:7. ::)ce note, page 52.
ABIGAIL GooD""IN married J()hn Abbott November 30,
1757.
l\lRs. SARAH GooDWIN married Richard Shockley
July 12, 1762.
Mus. l\lARY GooDWIN married \Y illiam Clarke Febru
ary 11, 17G5.
ELIZABETH GooDWIN marric<I Nathanit•l Grant S(•ptem •
bcr 1D, 1773.
\YILLIA::\1 GooDWIN married 01 iYe \Yalkcr Jan u'ary 6,
1789.
100 THE GOODvVINS OF KITTERY, MAINE.
ELIZABETH GooDWIN married To bins Barnes July 22,
1792.
CAPT. PAuL GooD"'IN married Betsy Hodgsdon Au
_gust 2D, 1 7D2.
:MILES GooDWIN married Sar<lh Lord ~larch 12, 1795.
CAPT. Tno:-.rAs GooDWIN married Sully Lord February
2, 180±.
PEGGY Goouwrx married Ebenezer Jones December 31,
.1SOD.
CHARLES GooDWIN was a sailmukcr and settled in Kenne
bnnkport in 182±.
DANIEL GooDWIN residecl in Brownfield, Me.
1ator in 183± and 1836.
Le()'is-:--
DANIEL GooDWIN married ( P) Prudence 'Vymnn of
Brunswick, l\Ie., March 11, 17 58.
DANIEL GooDWIN married jJary Nason, born November
~±, 1793, daughter of Nath:tn and Polly (Emery) Nason.
Hesi<led in Eliot.
HrnA:-.r F. GooDWIN married Hannah A. Jordan in
Gray, l\lc., Fehrnary 27, 18±2, and resided in Chicago.
lRAAC B. Goonwrx, Legi:5lator in 1869 from Penobscot.
JoTIIA:.\I GooulnX die<l in Alfrc·d, ::\Ie., in 1809.
SAMUEL GoouwrN mnrric<l Nancy "T entworth, resided
in Great Falls N. H., ii1 1871. He luted in some wny to
Samuel Goo<lwin of Portland, Oregon.
CAPT. .Lnms Goonwrx murrie<l Hannnh Thompson
~T nl y 2 :1, 1 8 15 .
THE GOOD\VINS OF KTTTERY, :L\IAlNE. 101
JOHN GooDWIN marrie<l .l\lnry Miller. Resided in Kenne
bunkport.
l\1ERIULL GooDWIN married Elizabeth Jane Alden. Re
sided in Turner.
SA:\IUEL A. GooDWIN married Louisa L. ,J on1an J nne
17, 1866, at Ellsworth.
THo:\IAS GooDWIN married -- Paul, a daughter of
Jeremiah and Hebl'cen ( Q1timoy) Panl. Resi<led at Eliot.
THO:\IAS GooDWIN 3d married Polly Goodwin Septem
ber 30, 1809, at S. Bcrwiek; eannot trace either.
BENJAl\IIN GooDWIN nw.rried ~Iercy --. Resided in
Brewer. Senator in 1822.
CHARLES GooDWIN married i\leriam \V. Jordan, born
18±1, and resided in Ohio.
JOHN and REUBEN GooDWIN who settled in Frankfort,
~le., about 1770, ''"ere descendants of Christopher of
Charleston, Mass.
THE GooDWINS of l\linot, ~I e., are descendants of one
of the l\Iassacbm;etts families.
Appendix V.
THE GOOD\VIKS OF BHOOKVILLE, !~DIANA.
Tno:\IAS GooDWIN resided in the Central Atlantic
Stntes. He was twice married, haYing· no child by second
wife. He wns a Qnnkcr aml n sian• owner. He was thonght
by his gran<lson, Dr .• Tohn Reen•:-; Goodwin, to hnYe been
of the ''.Maine Stock." It has been in the hope of finding·
102 THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :1\IAINE.
in the 1\iaine family a Thomas Good win having a son·
Thomas born in 1767, that I have compiled the genealogy
of that family, bnt I cannot identify him with any of the
descendants of Daniel of Kittery. :::;ee Tlwnws 37. For
complete genealogy of this Brookvi lle family, see October
1SD7 Snpplement to \Yilliam and ~lary College Quarterly
J\lngazine, pages 59-t)8.
CHILD (others, but names not known. )
I. THOMAS, b. April :.!11, 1767, m. Catherine Rees.
THO:;\lAS GooDWIN (Thomas), horn April 29, 1767
was marric'd about 1788 to Catherine Rees, born October·
7, 1767, a daughter of David and Lydia ( ) Rces
who were born in \V nles. Catherine knew her husband's
step-mother hnt not his own mother; They re::;idcd, per
hiips, in Lancaster, Penn., snrely in Brownsville, Penn.,
and thence going to Ohio and evcntnally to Brovkville,
Indiana.
CHILDHEN.
I. SAMUEL, b. April 12, 1789. m. 1 Eunice Pearson.
II. III.
IV.
HEZEKIAH REES, b. Nov. 19, 1791.
\VILLIAJ\I, b. June 1, 1795.
JAJ\IES,
V. LYDIA, VI. ELIZABETH,
VII. MARY (P~lly)
b. Oet. :~2, 1797.
b. Aug. 9, 1800. b. Nov. 9, 1806.
b. Apl. 30, 1809.
:.! l\lrs. Eleanor (Wiles) Moon. m. Lydia Ligett.
drowned on trip to New Orleans. d. unmarried.
cl. 1815. m. George Kepler.
m .• Tames M<trlatt.
SA:;\lUEL GooDWIN ( Tluml({s, Tf,unws ), horn April
12, 1789 at Old Fort, now BrownsYille, Fayette Connty,
Pa., was marrieJ, first, nt Lebanon, Ohio, to Ennice
Pc•arson, born 179n, died 1 81±. Samnel was married,
second, nlnreh 19, 1815, at Lebanon, to l\lrs. Elennor
( Wi!es) .Moon, widow of Phineas :l\Ioon aml dn.ngbter of
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 103
.John and E leanor (.Jllo.ll./nl(:y) '\Viles, Jr. John \Viles,
.Jr., is said to have been the only son of a ,John '\Viles
who was killed in the revolntionary war, and whos0 wife
is thonght to have been an Aiken. Eleanor ~IcKinley was
daughter of Rodger and Eleanor ( S!taw) _jfcKinlcy of
Baltimore, i\lcl., Hoclger being a son of J auJcs ill eKinley,
born 1708 in Irclrind, died 1812 in Lebanon, 0. Samuel
·Goodwin settled in Brookville iu 1816 where he died Jnne
.26, 1851. His widow died l\lay 18, 1873.
CHILDREN, BY SECOND '\Yn·~-;.
I. EUNICE, b. July 1:!, 1817. d. S ept. 6. 181i.
II. (Rev.) THOlllAS AIKEN, b. Nov. 2, 1818. m. Content .(.,urrPtia Craft. HI. (Dr.) ,l OHN REEVES, b. ,July 15, 18:-W. m. Rachel Goudie.
IV. MARY, b. Aug. 7, 18:!:!. d. July 31. 1839, unm. V. ELEANOR, b. 1\Iay 13, 1824. d. Nov. 30, 1843, unm. VI. MARTHA 'VILES, b. March ..J, 18:!6. m. 'Wilson Morrow. VII. SAli!UEL AUGUSTUS, b. July 11. 18:!8. d. 1\:Iat·ch 17, 18:!8.
VIII. SAMUEL GEORGE, b. Feb. :!1, 1830. res. Jndianapolb, Ind. IX. (REY.)WILLIAMREJ.:S.b. July 7, 1 83·~. m. I Susan Ann Keely.
21\:Irs. Mary (McAdams) Smith.
X. ROBERT JAMES, b. Jan. :!9, 1834. d. July~. 1884. unm. Brevet Brigadie r General late war.
REY. \YILLIA::\I REES GooDWIN, D. D., ( Srunu'el ,
Tlwmrt8, Tlwma8), born Jnly 7, 1832, in Brookville, was
marrif'cl first, Angnst 5, 185G, at Brooln·ille, by Hev. S.
'I'. Gillet, to Snsan Ann Keely, born April ±, 1838, in
Mt. Carmel, Ill., a daughter of Rev. John \Ycsley and
Elizabeth (Fi:du)l') Keely s, Jo!m 4 , John :~, S eoas·tlan 2 ,
Jliclute1 I1ee1y 1 , and died at Lincoln, 111., Sept. :3!), 18G8.
Her father's mother \\'as Ann Iddings, a de5cendant of
Dr. Thomas \Y ynne who came with Penn in 1680, in the
'' '\Yelcome," :tncl was spenker of the First .AssemlJly in
1682-3. Dr. Goodwin lras rnarricd~ second, .June 2±,
1 SUD, at St. Louis, .l\lo., hy ,Re,·. B. F. Crary, D. D., to
l\Ir5 . .:\Iary (Jfc .Ada111s) Smith. By occupation he is a
. 104: THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, MAINE.
teacher and minister , in polities a Prohibitionist, and in·
r eligion a l\Iethodist. They r eside (1898) near Los
Ang~·lc...:, Cal. Dr. G-oodwin was graduated ..from the
Imiwna Asbury University in 1856; was principal of the
Goshen, Ky., Academy for one year; was president of the
Brookville college; Professor of Bdlet:~ LettrPs in the Illi
nois \\T esleynn University; twenty- five years a member of
Illinois Conference; delegate to the General Conference;
five y<-'ars a member of the Rock River Conference and
stationed at Park Ridge, one ye~n·; Anstin, two years aml
at Chicago, three y<-·nrs. Ile is one of th e best known
contributors to the periodicals of the .l\Idbodist Church.
CHILDREN, BY FIRST \VIFE.
I. JOHN SAMUEL. u. March 16, 1858. m. Mary Elizabeth Forbes.
II. GEoRGE KEELY HOLLIDAY, b. Apl. 21:1. 1861. d. Aprill3, 186:2.
lll. \VILLIAl\I RANSDALL, b. Ang. 19, 1863. m. Mrs. l\Iary Eva (Putman)
Hazlett. 1 V. FRANK MORROW, b. Apl. 14, 1868. cl. May 6, 1869.
CHILD, nY t~EcoND ·w,. IFE.
V. ELEANOR, b. May 25, 1870. m. Dr. Charles H. \Yhitman.
~TonK SAMUEL GooDWIK ( Tri11iam R ees, Samuel,
Tlwnws, Thomas), born .1\lareh Hi, 1858, in Ed in burg,
Ind., wm; marri0<l October 7, 1880, at Danvilll·, Ill., by
Rev. \Yilliam He<>~ Goodwin, D. D., to nlary Elizabeth
Forbes, born June H, 1858, in Danville, n daughter of
Thomas Richard an<l Anna Eliza ( Robln8on) Forbes 7,
Tlwmus Ulu:steJ·, 6 llenjwnln, 5 ErUaf,, 4 .lu8PjJll, 3 .}()/m, 2
.Jamf)8 J1-,orbes, 1 of llar(f(J;•d, Cunn. By oceupation he
is n lawyer~ and in religion n :;\letlwdi~t. .l\Ir. Goodwin
wn.;; graduated from the Indiana .A::;hnry Uninn·sity in
1877. the ntledietorian of hi~ class. He resided in Beloit,
Kansas, from 1878 to 1888; was appointed judge in April,_
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, :MAINE. 1 0~
1879; spent some time abroad in 1885-'86; resided in
Danville, Ill., until J amwr.v 1 1891, ancl in Chil'ttg-o there
after. He is law partner ()f Gl'nernl John C. Black, ex
Commissioner of Pensions and at present United Stat• s
District Attorney. He is int<•re~tccl very extensi\·ely in
the breeding of registered Aberdeen-Angus ·cattle. He is
the compiler of the genenlogy of the Gooclwins of Virginia
and of the Good wins of Kittery,. :~\Iaine.
CHILD.
I. ANNA, b. Dec. 15, 1886:
AND THUS ENDETH THE FIRST LESSON. The errors,
inaccuracies and blnnders will surely be forgiven when it
is remembered that they are made by a "stranger to the
bloocl 1 " who has never set foot in Kittery nor beheld Ber
wick or York or \Yells or Kennebunkport; who dwells as
he writes these pages by the fresh water of Lake ~Iichi
gan and has not the inspiration of the salted seas where
too often thuse old Goodwins sailed from port aml were
never heard from more. Sneh as it is- not such as he
wishes it were--it is yonr5, with nll the precious heritage
of the almost innumerable years. If it strengthens the
longing for a better history~ if it brings forth him npon
whom Captain Goodwin\; man tle has fallen nnd rcs11lts in
a complete record , worthy the liYe::: nnd deeds of the
strong nnce::;tors, the <lays and nights of work will count
as naught. JoHN S. GooDWIN.
106 THE GOOD \VINS OF KITTERY, .MAINE.
CONTRIBUTORS.
Acknowl~<.lgemcnt is made to the following named persons
for financial ai(l in publishing this pamphlet.
\Y ILLIAl\I HoBBS GooDWIN, JR.,
AL~ION GooDWIN,
HAnOLD GooDWIN,
'y ARREN FosTER GooDWIN,
I I ~ Guarantol's.
I J
.JAl\IES J. GooDWIN, Hartford, Conn.
HENRYS. HuGGLES, \Yakefielcl, J\Iass.
E. P. GooDWIN, Berry's l\Iills, .Me.
,Y. "r. GooDWIN, Berry's Mills, Me.
NATHANII~L CARLL GooDWIN, Boston, ~lass.
· G~<:onGE K. GooDWIN, Pullman, Ill.
.JoHN l\1. GooDWIN, Bethel, Ohio.
FRANK GooDWIN, Boston, 1\Iass .
. SARAH A. GooDWIN, Felicity, Ohio.
·OcT A YUS S. GooDWIN, Felicity, Ohio.
Mus. J\IAR.Y H. CuRRAN, Bangor, .l\Ie.
NAIIUl\I H. GooDWIN, E. Lebanon, J\le.
'CIIAHLES CnANDER GooDWIN, Haseltine, Ky.
BEN.JA::.\II N F. GooD,nN, \Yaterville, l\Ie .
.• JAMES H. GooDWIN, Cincinnati Ohio .
.• T. l\1. GooDWIN, Salt Lake City, Utah.
THE GOOD\VINS OF KITTERY, MAINE. 107
ERRATA.
Barring a few typographical errors which will slip in, like
1528 for 1828 in last line on page 20, the only serions error
is, of course, with Thomas 37. I have had no end of trouble
with this man and now tho printer has married him to his
brother's wife. In the CHILDREN, page 3±, fourth line, the
name, Sarah --, should be opposite 3G Elisha, and not on
the next lower line, opposite 37 Thomas.
INDEX. ABBOT
ABBOTT-PAGE.
----, ..... . ............. 33, 34 Catherine,. ...................... 48 Elizabeth, ................ 30, 33, 70 Hannah, ...................... 37, 48 John, .......................... 58, 99 Katherine,.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Me hi table, . . .. . .... .. .. . .. .. .. .. 51 Rachel, .......................... 58 Rosanna, . ....................... 96
Thomas, ...................... 34, 91
ADAMS-
Elizabeth,.... . .. .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . 15 Henry,........... . .............. 17 Lydia,....... .. ...... .... ... 15
AINSWORTH-
Polly, ............................ 93
AKIN-
Sabrie (Goodwin), ............. 97 T. C.,............ .. ......... .. 97
ALDEN--
Eli?abeth Jane, ................. 101 John,.... . . . ... .. .... . . . ..... 17 Lucy, ............................ 53
ALLAN-
Harriet Lucinda,.......... .. .. . 96
ANDREWS-
William, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
APPLEBY-
Levi, . . ... . •... . . .......... 49 'l'homas, . .. ..... .... 49
AREY- .
Caroline M.,........... .. .. .. .. .. 87
ASHTON-
Benjamin,.. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. . 47
ATHERTON-
Lucia (Williams),.............. 73
ATKINSON
Sarah, ....
AVERY-
Lucy, .. ......... ..
. ................ 72
.... 50
AYRES- PAGE~
Abigail, .. .. ........ .... . .. .. 18, 19 Ellis,...... . ..................... 31. Ephraim,... ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19·
BACON-
Fanny, .. ......................... 20•
BARKER-
Dorothy , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . III Ellen,................... .. 22 Emily, ........................ 22. Jonn, ........................... 2:!. Martin R., .................... 21, 22.
BARNES-
I saac, ................ .. . Tobias, ..................... .
BEAL-
9 tOO ·
Zachariah, ...................... 62·
BEDEL--
John,... . . . ... . •.. . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Sallie (Newell)... ... ........... 58·
BENNET
BENNETT-
Elizabeth,............ 46· Oren, ............................ 46 · William,) ............. . ........ 61
BERRY-
Diana (Bunker),...... ......... 64 Elbridge,......... .... ... ........ 64 Ella A.,. .. . .................. 63, 64
BICKFORD-
Helen,.... .. .. .. . . ....... .. . 24 Lucy .............................. 63 Sarah,.............. 15 ·
BILLINGS-
Asenath ...... ................. 51.
BLACK-
John C., .......................... 105·
BLAISDELL-
Abigail, . .. • .... .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . 28 · BLAKE-
Dearborn F., ........................ 53·
110 INDEX.
BLANCHARD- 'PAGE.
Allice, . ... .... ......... . . ........ 55
B OLTON-
Lucy A., . ... ... ... . .. .. ....... 23
BOND-
Thomas. ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . 61
BOOTHY-. . . .. . . . .. 86
BRACY -1\Iary, . . ............. .. ........ 18, 19
BRADBU RY-Jacob . .... ........... . ........... 79 Joanna.... . ..... .... .. . . .. . . . . 53 Joseph ........................ 53. 79 .Mar.r (Garland), . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Moses, . ... . . . ....... . ..... . ..... 53
BRADFORD-
Joseph M., .................. . 40
BRAGDON-
Anna (Rushton),. . .. .. . . . . . . . . 63 Is a bella... . . . ............... 4-!, 45 Matthias,... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
BRA!ITHALL-
Elizabeth, ........ . 20
BRIERY- -
Jennie, . .. . . . .. .. . ... .. .. .. . . . 88 Uriah............................. 88
BROWN-
Abigail,.... . ... . ..... . .......... 72 Ephraim . .. .. .... ................. 72 Huldah (Richantson) . . . . . . . . . . 72
BUNKER-
Diana, . ......... . . . .............. 64 Mary, ................... . ........ 52
BURBANK-
Esther ........................... 86
BUR LING-
Nellie,.... . .......... . ........... 73
BURNAl\1-
James, .......................... 75
BURNHAM-
Jacob, . .......................... 80 Mary, ....... . .................... 20
.BUTLAND-
Elisha,. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . 76 Ivory, ........................... 76
BUTLER- PAGE.
Elizabeth, .. .. . .. .... .... .. 29, 33, 70 Mary, ............. .. .......... 38, 48 1\Iellitable, ................... .48, 49 Moses, .................... 19, 20, 56 P elatiah,............ .. . .. . . .. . . 38 Sarah, ........................ 1~, 19 Thomas . ....................... 48
BUTTRICK - -
Mary M.,.. .. . ... .... .... ... .... 40
BUZZELL
Clarinda, .
CAIN-
.. 72. 73
Eunice, ... . ..................... 86
CARLL-
E s ther,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 E s ther (Burbank),................ 86 Nathaniel..... . . .. .. . . .. . .. . .. . . 86 Olive,............................ 87
CARTER-
Patty, ........................... 93
CHACE -
Sarah Cole,..... . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
CHADBOURNE-
Patience, ....................... . Thomas, ........................ 44 \Villiam,.......... .............. 9
CHADWICK-
\Villiam..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
CHANDLER-
Lucina, .......................... 72
CHASE-
Benjamin,.... . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . 45
CHICK-
Joseph,........... ... ... ... .... 97
CLARK-
-----, .. .. ... .. .. .. .. . 47, 71 Elizabeth,.... .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. 84 John, . .. .... .... . ... . .......... 72 Thomas ......................... 71 William, ........................ 99
CLASON-
Oliver B., .. . .. .. .. .... ... .. .. .. 88
CLEMENT-
Anna,. . . . .................... 44, 45 Mollie, .......................... 93
CLEJ\Il\IONS-
Phoebe,.... . ... ......... ...... .. 16
INDEX. 111
CLINKARD-
-----, ........... . CLOUGH-
PAGE.
•.••• t!5
Noah, ............................ 15 Thomas................. ... 15
CIAR
Bailey,
COLE-
George N., Jonathan ....
COLLYER-
········· 80
63 • . • •• . . . • •• . . • . • . • • 4~
Mary, ........................... 21
·COOK-
----, ........ . .••••.••.• 5~
COOPER-
Alexander, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Elizabeih,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . 5!l Esther, .......................... 46 John............................. 33 Mose~,... . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 32
COPP-
Sarah ......................... 28
-COUSINS-
Salome, ......................... i1 Thomas, ........................ 11
.CRAM-
Ann, ............................. 49
·CRAFT-
Content Lucretia, ............... 103
·CRAFTS-
Mary,............................ ~8
CUMMINGS-
Louisa, .... • .................... 24 Lydia ............................. 21
·CURRAN-
Mary H., ........................ 106 N. F., ................. , .......... 23
<JURRIER-
Sarah, ..... . .......... 84
CURTIS-
John, ............................ 63 Joseph, .......................... 50 William \V., .................... 60
CUSHING -
John, ........................... 60
CUTTS-
Foxwell Curtis,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
DALTON- PAGE.
·Margaret,.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
DAYlS-
----, ··············· 32 Andrew, ....................... 90 John N., ..................... 27, 33 Lot, ............................. 73 l'vlary,... .. . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 90 Nancy, ........................ 91 Nicholas,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Sarah, ..................... 10, 18, 53 Timothy, ........................ 33
DAY-
Susan,........................... 71
DEARBORN-
Jane,.... . .. .. . . .... .. .. .. .. . . . . 21 John, ........................... 20
DEWEY-
George (Admiral). ................ 40 George Goodwin...... . . . . . . . . 41 Julius T......... .. . . .. . . . . ... .. .. 41 Susan (Goodwin) . . . . . . . . .. .. . . 41 Thomas .......................... 41
DICKING-
Anna, .......................... 24
DODD-
P., ............•................... 9ti
DORJIIAN-
Huldah,.... .... ................. 20
DOUGLASS-
Charlotte,.... . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . 74 Mary, ......................... 21, 24 Mbs S. Frank,.............. . . . . 23
Dow-Ruth,............................ 52
DOWNES-
1\fary, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . ....... 50 Phoebe, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
DOWNING-
Benjamin,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Elizabeth (Fabians)............ 71 Susannah....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . 71
DREW-
Charity, ............ _............ 1-!
DUDLEY-
Clara Helen,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
DUNBAR-
----, ..................... 83
Polly, ................. ········· 84
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DUNHAIII - PAGE.
Lydia, ...... . ..... ... ........... 76
DUNNING-
Isaac, ......... . ········ ..... 22
DUNTON-
Calvin,..... ..... .......... ... .... 71 N ellieF .. ..... . ............. ..... 71
D URGIN-
James,.. ....... .. . . . .. . .... .. .. . . 94 JohnHoit., ...................... 93
DYER-
Mary, ............................ 20
EARL see HEARLE-
---.. ............. ....... 85 Sarah,........................... 14
EASTMAN-
Clara,................ ..... .. . .. . 73
ELLIOTT-
Maxime, ......................... 87 Samuel, ......................... 53 Sarah....... . .. .. . . .. .. .... .... 39
ELLlSON-
Almeda Frances.... .. .. .. .. . .. . 23 Edwardt- .. .... ..... ... . H • • :21, '22 H elen Mills..... ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Mary Harris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Sarah Elizabe th, ............ .... 23
EMERY-
Adah (Tidy).. .. .. .. . .. .......... 45 Anne ................ ........... 92 Anthony, ....... . .............. 16 Daniel , ..........••........ .... .. 16 Daniel C.,....................... 16 David, .. ... ............ ... . ..... 12 Eli7abeth,.... .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. 35 Elizabeth (Mendum)....... . . . . 92 Han'nah, .. . .. .. ... .... ..... 16, 44, 45 James K.,.... . ............. . . . . . 73 Job, .......... ............. .... 61 J oshua,.. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. 45 Mary, ............ , ........ ... . ... 54 Nellie F., ........................ 85 Polly, ... ................... .... . 100 Simeon, ........ ·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 William,...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 59 Zachery, ... 9
ESTES-
Hulclah (Frost),.... .. .. .. .. . .. . 52
l!;STEY-
Martha,.. ... . . ...... .. •. .. . . ... 79
EUSTIS- PAGE'..
Lydia, ..... ....... .. ....... ... 21, 22.
EVANS-
Dorcas, ............. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . 79· Elisha, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97·
FABIANS-
Elizabeth,... . .. . . . . .. . . . . .. . . .. 71;
FAIRFIE LD-
John, ... ........ ................. 38
FALL-
Experience.. . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. 50·
l<'ARLEY-
Delia A.,.. . ..................... 75-
FARNHAlll,
Dorthy, ....................... 21, 23· Kias . ... . . ........... , ............. 50·
FARNU l\1-
Susannah, ... .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93.
FEELY-
-----........ ..... ... ........... 63:
FELLOWS-
R ebecca,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96·
FERGUSON -
Dennis, ......................... 35 Hannah, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35-Polly,............................ 35·
FERNALD-
Alice,. ........................... 35-Mary ......... ........ _ .. .. .. .. .. . 6:!
FIFIELD-
Sarah . .. ... .' .. ................... 90
FORBES-
Anna Eliza (Robinson) ......... 104 Ja.mes.......... .. ..... .... .. 104 Mary Elizabeth ....... .... . .... 104 Thomas Richard.... . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
FORD-
Bet sy, ................... ..... ... 91 Elisabeth,. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. 91 J emima, ....... ................. !:12 Mary, ........ ................... . 91 Mollie,........ ...... . . . . . . . . • ... 91 \Villiam, .. 91
FOSTER-
Judith M., ...... .............. 35. 36 La11ra S.,... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o~
Ruth,.. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 RuthA. , .... ..... .. ........... 35, 36 Warren,............. .. . .... . .. 35
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FOY- PAG E .
Eunice, . . . . . . ................ -18, 49
FREEMAN-
Gideon, .... ... .................. !l~
FROE)T-
- ---, ...... ..... .. .......... 55 Huldah .................... ...... 52 Mary, ......................... . ·william, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 'Wingate ,...... . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
FURDISH-
Eliza Ida.,............. ... . .. .... 41
FURBUSH-·
Joseph,.. . ........ . . .. . . . . . . . . . 16 William,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
GALE-
George , . ............... . ... ..... 63
GARLAND-
Mary,.. . ............. . .. ...... 53
GATCHEir-
Elizabeth, ... . .. . . . .. . .. .. .. .. 45 Eunice, . . .. .................. -1-1
GEORGE-
Sara h P., ............ . 74
GERRISH-
Anna,.. .. .. ... .. .. . . ... 39 Anna (Thompson).............. 39 Anna Thompson.... . .. . . . . . . . . . 39 Elizabeth (Waldron) ... ·. ...... . 39 Joanna (Goodale ) .... .......... . 39 John, .. . , ........ . .. .. ........... 3!1 Joseph, .......................... 39 Sarah (Elliot),................... 39 Timothy,.................... .. .. 39 William,.... . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. 39
GILMAN -
----, .... ················· 51
GOO DALE-
Joanna .• • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 .
GOODING-
Davis, ........................ 19 Gideon, ........................ 31 James, .................. 25, :!9, 91 Margaret, .................... .. 25, 91 Mary, ........................ . 26, 33 Sarah, .................... . .. . 25, 91
GOODRICH-
1\lary,.;.... .. . ..... .. .. .. . .. .. . 50 Olive, ................ . ......... . 50 Salli e , ..... ! .... ....... . .... .. 50
GOODRIDGE
John ......... PAGE.
1>9 Joshua .. . ...... .. .. ..... .. ........ 59 Nathan ...................... .. 5()
GoomnN Aaron ............... 28, m, 62. 72. z Aubie M ............. ,_... :lt.i AlJbie Rice,...... .. .... . .. .. . . -10 Abigail, .... ll, 12, 15. 16, :~5. 1-1,
-!8, clri , 50, 61, G:!, 70, !11, ():!, 04, 99 Abigail Brown..... . .. . . . . . . .. .. 73
Abigail H ., ......... . 1 ........... 62 Abiel.......... ..... . ... ..... \' Abijah......... ... .. ... . 13 Abraham ....... . ..... . ....... 15, 16 Adam .... .. .... :!0. 47. 50. 56, 57, 85 Alanson,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 Albert, ....................... GO; 96 Ali ce , , ........................... 71 Alice L ouisa,.................... 74 A lice Peabody . ............ III., 54 Almon ................. '\'., 74. 75, 106 Alpheus, .................... -16, 98 Amazia b, . . ...... .. 18, 19, 20, 52, 56 Amos, ...................... -1 5, .J6 Amos " ' allingfor cl, ........... H . -15 Am y, ............ 10, 11, 14, 47. 57, 94 Andrew, ................. H, 79, 85 Andrew Davis. . . .. .. . . .. . .. .. . .. . 90 Ann, ....... · ............ 10, 11 , lt.i. .Ji Anna, .............. 35, 4-l. 4t.i, 53, IOfi Anna Harriet, .......... \ . . . . . . . . 4a Anna Thompson .... .. .. . .. . .. .. -10 Anne, ................ . ........... 92 A sa , .................... 80, ~ ~ , 8:!, 9a As a ~·oung, ........... ";,."...... 02 Augustus, ....................... .J t) Bartholomew ....... . 13, 18 19, 20. 70 Benjamin, l.J , 15, IS. 19. 31, 49, 50,
58, ;)9, 60, 71. 79, so, 87, 88, 92, 9(1, 101 Benjamin F . , .............. 60, 61, 106 Betsy ..................... .44. 45, BO B ia l, ......................... 32, 33 Bonaparte Levi, .............. 92, 9:~
B ridget ...................... nr., V B urton \Y.,.... .... . .. .... . . . . . . . 64 Caleb, ........................ 11, 12 Calvin, ...................... ·.·· 60 Calvin Swallow,................ 9t.i Cap tain, V., 13, 1-l, 15, 18, 26. 27.
2::<, 29, 30. 32, 33, 36, 42, 48, 57, 59, l"i:l, \11, 98, ............•...... 107>
Caroline......................... ~~
Caroline E.,..................... 87 Caroline ,\Yendell,.............. -12 Carll,............................ 87 Charity, ............... : ... 3-1, i>O. 88 Charles,.. . . . . . .............. ta.
47, -18, 50, 55, 62, 92, 96, 100, 101
114 INDEX.
GOODWIN- Con. PAGE. Charles Chandler, .... . .... ... 82, 106 Charles H .,........ ... ....... . . . 60 Charles Henry,.. .. .. .... .. .. . • 96 Charles J...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 46 Charlotte R., . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. 74 Christopher, V., VII., .... .... 95, 101 Clara Kenricf;:,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Clarence-\V.,.................... 58 Clarissa, .................... .. 88, 97 Clement,.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Cynthia .................. ...... r. 82 Daniel, III., IV .. VII., 9, 10, 11 ,
1:?, t:l, 15, 20, 24, :?6, 27, 28, 30, 31 , 32. 34, 35, 39. 41, 46, 50, 56, 69, 70, 76, 77' 79, 80, 83, 90, 91. 94, 95, 96, 97, 99, 100, ................. ..... 102
Daniel RCLynes, .. .... ........ .40, 42 Daniel Rodman,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Daniel Tibbetts, . ............... 28 Darins, .......................... 60 David, ................. 31, 91, 93, 98 Davis, ................ ....... 18, 19 Deborah, ..................... 79, 80 Deliverance, .................... 48 Delia............................. 60 Dollie, ........................ 60, 93 Dominicus ................. 38, 39, 44 Dorcas, .... · ................... 49, 52 Dosie, ........................... 93 Downing, .................. 70, 71 , 72 E. P .... . ....... ..... .. ......... 106 Ebenezer, ...... · .............. 51, 62 Edmund, ....... ............... 51, 62 Edward, ................ VII., 87, 98 Effie Sophia,................. . . . . 36 Eleanor, ..................... 103, 104 Elijah, ................. 48, 49, 50, 92 Eliphalet, ................... 89, 90 Eliphalet Perkins ......... 63. 64, 106 Elisha, .... 27, 3~, 35, 38, 59, 85, 86, 87 ElizCL, .......... : ....... 53, 92, 93, 95 Eliza Ann,...................... 62 Eliza F .......................... 35 Elizabeth, 9, 13, 14, 27, 33, 34, 35, 3~3~3~4~4~5~5~ 5~ 5~6~ 61, 71, 79, 88, 90, 92, 93, 95, 97, 99, 100, .. . .... . ................. .... 102 Elizabeth Jane,................. 53 Elizabeth \Varren,.............. 36 Ella E ............................ 95 Ellen Frances,............ . .. .. 54 Emeline,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Emiry, .. ....................... 45 Ephraim ...................... 57, 86 Ephraim H enry,................ 73 Esther , ...................... . 55, 97 Eugene, .................. ....... 73 Eunice, .. .... 30· 31, 45, 49, 59, 86,
GOODWIN-Con. PAGE. 87, 88, ........... ... ........... . 103
Fanny, .. ... . . .................... 92 Fanny E.,....................... 41 Frances, ...................... J 6, 42 Francis Jones,.................. 74 Fmncis W., ..................... 63 Frank, ........................ 40, 106 Frank Morrow,.......... .. . .. 104 George, 13, 18, 19, 20, 60, 87, 90,
............................... 95 George Brown, .................. 74 George Clark, ................. 84, 85 George K., .................... 51, 106 George Keely Holliday, ........ 10·~
Ueorge M.,...................... 63 George Peabody................ 73 Georgette Cumming............ 40 Gideon, ................ 30, 31, 36, 88 Grace,. · ... ..... . ............. .... 60 Hannah, 15, 16, 27, 30, 31, 35, 38,
39, 44, 45,47, 58, 59, 71, 72, 76, 9lJ, 98 Hannah Brown,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Hannah Jane, ................... 40 Harold V., .................... 43, 106 Harriet ..................... .. 45, 81 Helen Lydia,. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. 60 Henry, .............. 30, 35, 51, 55, 96 H enry C ......................... 63 H enry Herrick,.... .. . .. .. .. .. .. 74 Henry Smith,............ ..... .. 43 Pepzibah B., .................... 63 H etty R.,........................ 42 H ezekiah Rees, ................. 102 Hilda Hawthorn,................ 75 Hiram F., ....................... 100 Hope, ............................ 40 Horace B., ........... ~ ........ 72, 73 Huldah, ......................... 52 Humphrey, ................... 38, 51 Ichabod, 32, 33, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41,
43. 44, 50, 59,.... . .. .. . .. . .. . . .. 60 lola Z., .. .... . ................... 60 Irene Dole (Pike) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 Isaac, ...................... 82, 88 98 Isaac B., ........................ 100 Isabe lla, .......... ..... ....... 45, 46 Ivory ..... .................... 62, 63 Ivory Butland,.................. 76 J. M., ............................ 106 Jacob, .................. 50, 55, 93, 97 James, 9, 10, 11, 15, 20, 24, 25, 26,
27, 28, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 37, 38, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 56, 58. 77, 82, 83, 86, 89, 91, 94, 95, 96, 98, 100, ........ ...... ............. 102
James A.,........ ..... . . . . . . . . . . 28 James H., .................... 82, 106 James Hewins.................. 96
INDEX. 115
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J a mes J ., . ........ .. ... V., VII .. 106 James S cam man,. . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 J ames Sylvester, ......... 36, 82, 89 J ane, ............................ 92 J edediah, .............. 44, 45, 46, 55 J er emiah, .... 20, 34, 35, 46, 48, 50,
51 , 70, .. .......... . ............. 91 J esse, .. . .. .. ... .... . .. . .. . ....... 94 John, II. , III., VI I., 13, H , 15,
16, 18, 27, 28, 29, 39, 45, 47, 51, 57, 58, 70, 72, 73, 76, 77, 79, 80, 81, 83, 88, 94, 95, 97, ............. 101
John Fabians, .... . .... .. ... . ... 71 John L. , . . .. .. ... . . . ... . .. . . . . . .. 69 John M., ........... . ...... 81, 83, 106 John Merrill.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 John Munroe, ...... ....... ... 73, 74
..John Reeves, ...... . ..... . . . . 101 , 102 JohnS., . . ..... .. ... . ...... .. VI. , 105 John Samuel, Title page, . .. . .. 104 J . "\V"est. , ................•....... 82 Jonathan, 15, 81, 82, 84, 85, 9.3, 96, 100 Jonathan K .,.. . .. .. . . .. . .. . . . . . . 88 Jordan, ... -. . .. . . ... ...... . .. 39, 88 Joseph, 51 , 52, 53, 58, 59, 60, 76,
88, 95, 96,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Joseph Gerrish , . . . .. . ... .... . 40, 41 Joseph H aley,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Joseph ·Mdrri son,.. . . . . . .... .. .. 58 Joseph Russell,... .. .. ... . ... .. . 61 JosephS. , ....... . . ....... . ... . .. 60 Joseph Stevens,.... ... . . . . . .. . . 96 Joseph W ilson .... .. . . ..... . .. .. 41 Joshua, 13, 45, 70, 72, 76, 77....... 95 Judith, ........ . ..... .. .... 52, 83, 97 Julia A.,. .... . ...... . . . ......... 63 ,Tulia H epp... .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. 42 K ath erine,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 K eturah,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 K eziah , ..... . .... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 L emuel. ......................... 50 L er oy M. ,.. .... .................. 97 L evi, .. ... ... ... ........ . ...... 97, 98 Linda Anna, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 Lois,...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Louisa, ...... .... ... .. .. . .... 20, 82 Lucy Gardiner ,... ... . . . 43 LucyS., ............ ...... . ... ... 71 Lutford,.. ... .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. .. . . 98 L ydia, 11, 13, 46, 50, 51, 58, 71. 72,
.. .. ......................... 91, 102 Margaret, 10, 11 , 13, 14, 15, 29, 44,
45, 47, 55. 61,... ... .... .... .. .. . 8•2 Margaret Shippen,.......... . . . . 43 Mar ia M.,.................. . .... 60 Mark, ......................... 79, 80 Martha, 50, 51, 52, 58, 59, 61, .... . 79 Martha Rosalia,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
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Martha Wiles,. . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . 103 Mary, 11, 14, 15, 16, 20, 26, 27, 32,
33, 34, 38, 44, 45, 46, 47, 59, 61, 62, 70, 71, 72, 75, 79, 80, 81, 83, 88, 95, 99, 10'.2, .................. 103
Mary Abby, . .. . . ... . . . .. .. .. . 74 Mary Ann, .................... 41, 87 Mary Anna,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Mary D., . ................. 64 Mary fDavis),......... . ......... 90 Mary Eliza, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Mary Elizabeth,.... .. . .. . .. .. .. 40 Mary Evert,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Mary H., •...................... 63 Mary Isabel, .................. 74 Mary J., . ........................ 60 Mary Jane, .................. 35, 92 Mar y Merrick,.. ................. . 43 Meh itable, 34, 37, 44, 50, 51, 56, 71, 85, 86,...... . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
::~;~~·.·.·.·.·.:·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.~:·.·.:·.:·.:·.·.: 1~~ Miles, 10, 11, 12, 18, 28, 29, 77, ... 100 Millard F.,.......... .. .. . .. 74 Minerva, ......................• 82 Miriam Wilder,.. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. 75 Mollie, 28, 33, 34, 49, 50, 58,.... . . 93 Morris, . .. ............. ... ...... 35 Moses, 9, 28, 33, 34, 35, 37, 47, 56,
58, 59, 61, 62, 72, 74, 77, 83, 84, 85, 86, ........................ .... 88
Moses Bradbury, ..... __... ...... .. 53 Myron Henry, . . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. 74 Nah um, ......................... 88 Nahum F., ................... 88, 106
*Nahum ·H, ...................•. . 106 Nancy, .............. 16, 44, 40, 80 Nathan .. . 14, 51, 52, 53, 55, 56, 88, 98 Nathaniel, 10, 13, 14, 15, 35, 46,
77, 81, 82, 92,.. . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. 96 Nat. c., ....................... . 87 Nathaniel Carll, .............. 87, 106 Nehemiah, .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. 52 Newton,.................. . 72, 73 Nicholas, .. .. ..................... 55 Noah, ...................... 51, 52, 56 Octavls S. , ... . .......... ......... 106 Octavis Simeon,............... . 82 Olive, 13, 14, 16, 32, 33, 34, 35, 44,
50, 59, 76,....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 Olive Elizabeth, .............. 41, 44 Olive Jordan.... .. ... ..... .. .. .. 40 Olive Maria, .................... 73 Olive P., ....................... . 38 Ozias, ...................... V .. VII
*Error for Nahum F. Please cor· rect.
116 INDEX.
GOODWIN -Con. PAGE.
P:HH'l1CP. !l, 4~, 5~. 61............ 79 Patty,........ . ........... . 34, 93 Paul. ........... 13. 70. 75. 76, 77, 100 Peggy .......................... 100 Peletiah.... .. .. . . .. . . . . . . .. .. .. 55 Peter Rich....... .. ...... 75. 76 Phene.r ......... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 Philena, ..... .................... 7-1 Pheneas W.,. .... .. .. .. . .. . . . .. .. 60 Ph~be, ...... ......... 61, 63, 8~ . 88 Folly, ..................... 58. 97. 10! Pri-.;cella,.......... . ............. 47 Rachel, ...... ................. 47, 88 Randolph.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Rebecca .. · .................... t:iO Reuben. 34, 37. 17, 48, 50, 85, :-:6,
ft3, ......... ....... ..... ........ 101 Rueben H ....................... l:i5 Richard .......... Iv.,:vn., ~~. ~8,
77, ~-~. \l:O.:,... . . • . . .. .. . . . . . • .. 99 Robert, ....................... 55, fl9 Robert James, .................. 103 Roger, ......... ................ 3-i Rosanna,.... . . . . . . . . . .. . ........ . 35 Roxana.......................... 8~
Ruth, ....... .................. 47, 53 Ruth ·walker, . . . .. . . . . . . ... . ... 61 Sa brio,......... .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . 97 Sallie,....... .. .. . .. . ~s. 38, 45. 93 Samuel. 10, IL 16, 18, 20. 27, 28.
29, ~R . 40, 41, 44, 45, 46, 53, 60, 70, 71, 72, 80, 81, 83, 84. 90, 93, flS, 100, 10~, .................... 103
Samuel A., ...................... 101 S::tmuel Augustu~, ............ 103 Samuel George, ..... .. . . . ..... 103 Samuel Kittrf'clge, .. ·...... . . . .. 82 Sarah 9, 10, 11, 15, lt:i, ·18, 19, 20,
~6. 29, ao. 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 38, 39. H, 46, 48, 41l, 56, 59, 60, 6~, 70, 71' 'i2, 79, 80, 82, 85, 91, 97,... .. . 99
Sarah A., ........................ 106 Sarah Ann, ..... .. .......... .. 46, 82 Sarah Blanchard,. . . . . 54 Sarah Elliott, .... ,.... . . . . . . . . . . 40
Sarah Frances, .. , .. .. .. . . . .. .. .. 53 Sarah (Hobbs), ............. .... 46 Sarah J.,.................... .... 60 Sarah Park Rice,......... ...... -10 Sarah Rice,.... .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. 41 Su,rah T.,...... .. . . .. .. ... . . . .. .. 63 Schuyler,. .. . .. .. .. . . .. 36 Sewall L., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Shipway .................. .48, 50 Silanee,. .. . . ... . .... . . . . . . . .. .. 93 Silas, ..... ................... . 44, 45 Simeon, .. ........ 50, 7\l, 80, 82, 83 Simon ........................... -!ll
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Solomon, .................... . H, 15 Stephen ................. 11. 12, 13 Susan ..... ...... .. .. ...... 7~, 82, 91 Susan Austin,... .. . . .. .. . .. .. 55 Susan Boardman,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Su~n.n Downing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7~
Susan G ......... ... .............. 63 Susanna.......................... 93 Susannah, ........ .... 30. 57, 71, 97 Susie, ............ 31 Sylvester , . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. 35 Taylor, ..... ...... ......... .... 47, 57 T haddeus. . .. .. . .. .. . . . .. . .. .. . . 98 Thom::ts, V I .. 9, 10, 25, 27, 2:3, ~9,
30, 31, 32. 33. 3!, 35, 37, 38, H, 4(i, 5o. 65, 69, 70, 71. 72, 76, 77,
. l:i4, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 93. 98, 99, 100, 101. 10~ ................... .. 107
Thomas Aiken,........ . . . . . 103 Thomas T., ..... ...... ........... 82 Thomas Wallingford,........... 44 Tboruas '\Vells, ................. 71 Timothy, .............. .... 51, 53, !l!l Timothy F.,.......... ......... .. 35 'Cri:th, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 '\Y. '\V., ... ..................... 82, 106 '\Yan·en Foster, .. ... ..... V., 36, lOG '\Vendell , . . .. .. . .. . .. .. .......... 42
'\Viltler, . .. . .. .. . .. . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . 75 William, VII., 9, 15, ~0. 47,-18, 49,
51, 53, 55, 56, 58, 71, 76, 77, 90, 91, fl~, \H, 9Z>, 9.3, 99, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0:'!
William Burton,... . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1 William Frederick, Captain ... III. ,
v .. 13. 14, 15, 18. 26, 27, ~8. 29, 30, 32. 33, 36. 42, 48, 53. 5--l, 57, 59, 88, 91, 98, !Oii.
William Grandy,................ 36 William H.,. .... ... .. .. .. .. . .. .. 88 William Hobbs, ...... V., -11, 42, 106 William R.,.. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. 60 Willi:tm Ra.nsdall,.. 104 ·william Rees ........... ........ 103 '\Villiam '\Yoodbury, ...... 63, 64. 106 Willoughby, .. 51, 52, 80, 81, i::i3, 8-1, 0" '\Vinnifred, .... .. .. . .. .. .. .. . . .. 60 '\Vooclbury, . .. ................. . . . 63 Zenctte M...... .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. . . 60
GOOKIN- -
IIannah, ......................... .J--1
GORDEN-
Pikc, ........ ... ......... ... .... 71
GORDON- ..
Amos, .......................... 34
I sabel , ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
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GOTWIN- PAGE. J ohn,............. . . .... ...... •. 98
GOUDI E (Goudie)-
Rach el. . ..... ... .. .. ......... . 103
GOULD-
Andrew W.,. · · ·'•·· ........... . 60
GRANDY-Gertrude (Schuyler).. ........ .. 36 L illia n , ... . ..... . ... .... .. . .. . .:!6 \Villiam, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
GRANT-E lias,..... .. . . . .. . . . . . . . ... . . . .. 61 Gri zze l, . .... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 H epzibah, .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 N athaniel , .... . .. ..... . . . .... i'iS. 99 Olive,.... ...... . .... . ..... .. ... .. 46 P a rthena.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . -!6 P eter ,.... .... .. ........... .. .. . . 57 Sa ra h ,..... . .... . ............... 58
GRAY-- ---, ............... . . . ... 61 '.iath ew ....... . ...... . .. . .. . .. . 61 Nehemi ah , .. . . . .... . ... . .... . .. 44 W allace vV.,. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
GREEN-- - ---, .. . . ... . ..... ... .. .. 92
GREENOUGH-Ar thur T.,. .... . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . 42 David S. ,.. .. .... .. ... .... .. ... .. 42
GRIFFI TH-S arah, ....... . ..... . ..... ... 34, 37
GUBTAIL-Alice, .. ... ... . .... ... . . . . .. . . . . 57 John, .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . . . . .. .. . . . 48, 99
HALEY-Joseph, . . ... ..... . . . ... . ...... 70, 71 Ma ry, .•.•................. . ... 70, 71
HALL------ Dr., .......... .. .. .. 44 Amanda, ................. .... . .. 88 H enry H ., .. .... .. ......... . ..... 36 Sarah, .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 27, 9!
HAMLIN-, .. .. .... ........ .. ... .
Martha, ............... : . .... ... ... . 72
HAMILTON-John •... . ..... . ..... . ..... ... .. .. 52 Polly,... . .... .. . .. .. .. . ..... . ... . 45
HAMl\IOND- PAGE. Eunice (F oy), ................ 48, 49
HANCOCK-Ann, . . ........................... . 52
HANSON-Susan,. ..... . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 38
H ARDEN-Harlow,....... .... .... .. .. .. .. .. 89
HARRiliiAN-David, ........................... 72
HASALTINE-Ann (Hancock ) ................ 00 52 Jona than , 00 .. ... .. .. 00.......... 5" Mary, . ........... . ............... 52 Ruth (Dow), .. .. .... .. .... .... .. 52 Timothy, . ... .................. .. 52
HASKELL-Martha Hubbard................ 13
H A'l'CH -
J e remiah P., .................... 24
HAYES-E lisha, ... .. ... ... . ......... . .... 27 Geor ge W.,.. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. . 92 Horace, . .. . ... . .. . ... . .. . . . . .. .. 9:?
H AZLETT-Mary Eva (Pulman) , .... . ....... 104
H EARLE-HERLE, See Earl-
Ethrinton, . . .. . .. . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. 47 Sarah , .......... .. ... ... .. ..... 14, 99
H ERRICK-Benjamin Jones, .......... .... .. 7-! H a r rie t Proctor, . ... .......... 73, 7-! Mar y Conant,.. .. ..... . .... .. .... 7-!
HICKS-Mary, ......... ... ......... 32, 37, 85
R IGHT-
T emple, ......... .. ... .. . ......... 38 William . . . . .. ................... ·H
HILLHILLS-
Abigail,............. ............. 43 Elisha, ........................... 38 H annah, . . . .... .. .. .............. 38 J ohn, . . . ... .... .... .. ......... 38, 43 1\tiary..... . .... ... .. ............. 74 l\Iury (Frost ), .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 38 Mary (Pla isted) , ................ 38 P eter , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Sally,...................... . . . . . 39
118 INDEX.
HINKEL- PAGE.
Caroline M. (Arey). . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Ct1roline R.,..................... 87 John,............................ 87
HINKLEY-Ml1rS VI'., ........................ 63
HoBBS-Elizabeth... .. . . .. .. .. . .. . .. . . .. . 76 Frances .................... .40. 41 James .......................... 41 Joseph............ ...... ......... 41 Molli e (Morrill ) . ........ ........ 41 Nathl1niel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Sl1rah .................. ... .... 34, 46 William ......................... 41 "\Vilson.......... .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 40
HODGDONHODGRDONHODSDON-
Anna, ......................... 27, 34 Benjamin.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 50 B etsy, ................. .......... 100 Joseph.......................... 1Q l\1ahall1, .......................... 46 Polly............. .. .... .. .. .. .. 51 Sarah ...................... 27, 28, 79 Thomas ............. ............. 44
HOLDEN-Benjamin, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . 16
HOLMES-J ennie,..... ................ .. ... 2~ Joseph,.......................... 50
HOOPER-
Abigail ........................ 14, 15 H epzibah, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. 59 .Tohn............................. 15 John Abbott,..... .. .. .. .. . .. .. . 41 Mary,...... . . . ... . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. 59
HtJBBARU-Abigail, .............. ............ 6~ Eli7Ubcth,.. .. .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. .. .. 58 Phillip, ......................... 9, 62 '.rhomas,.... . . . . . . . . . 58
HUJIJPAGE-I{n,nnah, ......................... 4~
HUNTINGTON-
Dollie,.. ......................... 97
HUTCHINs-
Elizabeth,......... .. .. .. . .. .. .. 79
lDDl.NGS-
Ann, ........................... .. 103
JACKMAN- PAGE'
Jon a t han,...... . . . . .. . . .. . . . . .. .. 93 Mehitable,...... ... .. .. . .. . .. .. .. 93
JACOBS-
Samuel, ..... ..................... 90 Susannah,....................... 76
JAMES--
Lydia, ...... .................... 91
JAMISON--
Clarissa (Searles), .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 96
JELLISON-
Benjamin, . . .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Eliza............................. 46 John, ............................ 14 Olive, ........................... 15
JENKINSElizabeth,....................... 31
JESSUP-Augustus, .... . ....... . .......... V
JOHNSON-
Noah, .............. .............. 34 Samh Ann ....................... 41 Tristram Ft1ll,.................. 41
JONES-
---- , ..... ................. 90 Ebenezer, ......... .............. 100 John, ............. .............. 47 Wealthy,................. ........ 90
JORDAN--
Hannah A., .... .... ... ........... 100 Louisa L., ....................... 101 Meriam "\V., ..................... 101 Reshworth,..... ................. 38 Tristram,.. . .... ................. 38
KEAYKEAYS-
Elizabeth,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Love .................... ....... .. 40
KEELY-·
John Wesley, .................... 10:3 Michn-el, ........ ................. 103 Susan Ann, .......... ..... : ...... 103
KEENE-
----, .... ................. 86 Eunice, ............. ............. b6
KEPLER-
George, ............. ............. 102
KIMBALL
Abigail,.......................... 15 Daniel, .......................... 14 Nehemiah................ ... .... 28 Sarah Louise, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . III
INDEX. 119
·KING- PAGE. E mma or Eunice,... . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 Eunice, . . . ..... .................. 86
KING SLEY-
Eunice,.... ..... ................. 17 J'ohn,.... .. . . . ... . . ... . . .. . ....... 17 Phineas, ......... .. . 17
KINNEY-
Daniel,........................... 55
KNIGHT-
Elizabeth,........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
KNOWLES
Elizabeth,...... .. ............... 55 J ohn, ....... . .................... 60
KNOWLTON-
J er emiah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Nathaniel, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
KNOX -
L ydia . ........................ 51, 5~
LADD-
Tryphena,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
LAKIN-
J ane,............................. 16
L ARRABEE
Zebulon,...................... . .. 71
L ASKEY-
William, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 87
LAVERDY-
Salome, ......................... 5~
LAW-
George P ............. .......... 63
LEAVITT-
Hannah ............... ....... : . . 45
LESTOURNEAN-
L .• J., .... : ...................... 5-!
LEWIS-
Rev. George, ................ \"., ~9
LIBBY-
----, ...................... 90 Anna, ......................... ... 35 l\Ieriam,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
\Villiam, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -!7
LIGETT-
Lydia, .......................... 10~
LINSCOTT-
Eliza beth,............... . .. .. . .. 58
' L ITTLE- PAGE.
John Webster,................... 59
LITTLEFIELD-
.. 59 Eleanor,........................ 77 Eliza beth, .................... 38, 39 Elias,............................ 59 Mehitable, .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. 88
·LocK-
Mehitable, ...................... :!8 Samuel, .. . ....................... 59
LONG-
Hannah, ......................... !'il Samuel, .... ... .................. 5\l
LORD-
Alicia Sophia,.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 41 Benjamin,.. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . . . · 85 Elisha, ......................... 4rl Ephraim, ............. , . . . . . . . . . . 6~
Eunice, ....................... ,37, 85 Grizzel (Grant), ............... 87 J eremiah,....................... 87 Lydia, ........................ 48, 50 l\1ary,.......... .. . . . . .. . . . . . . ... 31 Nathan, ........................ 34 Peggy, .......................... 39 Polly,............................ 86 Ruth .. .......................... 86 Sarah ............... 3.'5, 6:!, 86, 87, 100 Sewall Franlt,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
LUNT-
,lane,................ .. . . .. .. . . . . 21
LYMAN-
Fred Gold,....... .. .. . .. . . . .. . 7 4
MARCH-
Rutb,... .. ... .. . . . . .......... 15 Peltiah,.. . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. 6~
1\IARDE::\'-
Mehitable. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. . . ll~
Sopbia B.,..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;z
l\IARLOTT-
James, .......................... 10'!
l\I.ARSHALL-
l\!ary,...... .. . . . . .. . .. . . . .. . . . . . 95
l\IARTI.:s'
Ahigail. .... •••··•·•···••·· ·•··· -tfl Eunice, .................. , ..... . 93 Samuel, ....................... . H
l\l.ASO.:\-
Joel,.. .. . . . ..... ... . . .. .. . ... . ... lf}
120 INDEX.
1\ICADA!IIS- PAGE. Mary,............ ... .... ... . .. 103
McGoocnAlexander.................... .. . 34
1\IC!LVAINE-Alexander Murray, ........ ,._____ 43
Julia Murray, ... ... ·---------. ..... 43 Mary (Olden), ................ .. ·13
1\ICKINLE~-
Elea.nor,............... 103 Eleanor (Shaw), ............... 103 James ........ _ .................. 103
Rodger, .. _ ...................... 103
McKENNAN----- ........... . 55
MELCHER-George,.......................... 16
MENDUlll-Elizabeth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:2
MERRICK-l\Iary Randall, ........... ..... 40, 42 Samuel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
MERRILL-Huldah (Dorman),_.. . . . . ... . . . ~0
John, .. _...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
1\IILLER-
107
MILLIKEN-Emily R.,.... ...... ...... 74
Richard Lq ... ...... . ....... . ~1, 22
MILLS-Abigail,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . ... . . . :!1 Abner Hallowell,.. .. .. .. .. . .. .. ~ 1
Albert Reed,.................... ~3
Alice Farnham, . .. . . . .. .. . . . . . .. ~3
Burritt P.,.. .. .. . . . . . ...... .. .. 2:! Dorothy Farnham,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Ed ward E llison, ... ........... 2~, 23 Eli good, .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Emily Houston,.... . . . . .. .. . .. . ~1
Emily Snow,...... . . . . . . . .. .. . . 23 Ford \Vhitman,... .............. 21 George Vaughan, ............ 21, 23 Hiram Francis,..... .. .. ... . . . . . 21 Innocence, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Isaac \Vhitman, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 James Cohorn, .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . . ~ 1
James E llison,........ .. .. .. .. .. . . 21
MILLS.-Con. PAGE, Joseph, ................... . 20, 21, 22 Joseph L eonard, ... .. ... .... .. .. 22
Lucy Garland, ....... . . . . .... . ~1, '"' Lucy Milliken................ .. . . 23
Luke, . . .. ... .. ................... 24 Luke Samuel, .............. .... 21, 24 Luther, .. ....................... 24 Maria Moulton,.................. 21 Mary Barker, .. . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. ~3
Mary (Dyer), .................... 20 Mary Dyer .................... 21, 22 Mirada Helen ... . ............. ~1, ~3
Miriam H annaford, .......... 21, 23 l'viyron, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Orra \Vhitman, .... ............ ... . 22 Preserved Brayton,.... . . . . . . . . . 21 Sarah Josephine,.. . . . . . . . . . . . oo
Susan Walker,......... . 23
MINCE-Eunice, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
MOON-Eleanor (Wiles) ........... . 102 Phineas,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
MOORE-----, .... .......... ........ 28 ---- ,Colonel,............ 19 Olive, ........... ... .............. 46
MonE-·wmiam, . . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. 10
MORRILL-Mollie, .......................... 41
MORRISON-Solomon,.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
l\10RROW-\Vilson, ............ , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
MORTON-Nabby, ........................ 55
Sallie, .... ..... .... ... .... ....... 55
MOSES-John,.................. .. ......... 60
MOULTON-Nancy (P erkins),......... .. .. . 46
MURPHY-John, . ........................... 63 Mary, ......... . .................. 62
MURRAY-J ennie, ........................... 74 Susan, ......... .. ............... 88
INDEX. 12T
NASON- PAGE. A . 55 u:~~:~i~~- ."." ."." ."." ."." ." ." .".".".": ..... 57, 79 Elizabeth, ................... .47, 57 Martha, .................... 13, !i7, 79 :Mary, ...................... ..... . 100 Nathan, ............... ... .. ..... 100 Polly (Emery), .......... ........ 100 Robert, .......................... 50 Sarah,.......... .... ....... ... 14
NEAL-
Richard, ...................... . . 35 Sarah........................... . 45
NEW-
Myrus . ................. ··--· ...... 63
NEWELL-
lV!ary Ann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
Sally........... 58
0BER-
Mary S.... .. . .............. ... 24
OLDEN-
Mary Cowperthwaite . . . . . . . . . . 43
PAGE-
Ruth ......................... ll5, 90 Uriah ...... 61
PAINE-
Caroline M.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
PALMER-
Benjamin Jones .. .. .. .... .... .. 53
PARKER-
Abigail......... . ................ 40
PATCH-
James . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 John . ............. . ...... ... .... 59
PATTEN-
Carrie F .............. ......... 74
FATTON-
Robert ........................ 30
PATTERSON-
Robert.......................... 79
PAUL-
.......... .......... 101
- --Col ................ 39 Abigail T.. . . . . . . . .. , . . . . . . . . . . 35 Dorcas .......... ... .... . ... ..... 35 Jeremiah ................ .. . ..... 101
Rebecca (Quimby) ..... ....... 101
PEABODY- PAGE•·
Alice (Blanchard).. .. . .. . .. .. .. 55 Ellen N ayes.. .. . .. ............ 53, 55
Kendall Osgood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Sarah Blanchard... . .. .. .. .. .. .. 53
PEARSON-
Eunice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 .
PECK-
Charles .. ..... .................. . Mary ......
PElRCE-
97 69
.1\iartha.... . ..... ...... ............ 30
PENHALLOW -
Sarah.. .. .. . . .. .. ... . . . .. .. .... 35 ·
PENN-
\Villiam .... . .. .. . .. .. .. ....... 103-
PENTECOST-
James B ....................... . 92
PERKINS-
Brayton Mills .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. 24 Elizabeth (Littlefield) ...... 38, 39 · Franl{ Cummings . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 24 H enry.... . . . .. . . . . .. . . . ... . .. 50
John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . 39· John Douglass..... .. .... .. .. .. 24 Joseph .......... .......... ...... 50 :Manning Ellis . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. 24 l\Iary Tapley ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Nathaniel...... . ......... 21 , 23 Phebe Jarvis...... .. .. .. .. .. . 24
PICKERING-
Evaline .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. 35·
PIERCE-
Elsie............. .. ............ 55 ·
PIKE-
•• •• • . •• •• •• • ••• •••• 48 Irene Dole ....... . 96
Thomas ......... ............... 92
PLAISTED-
Ichabod, ...................... 39 1\Iary, ......................... 15, 38 1\Iehitable, ................. 9, 28, 32 Roger. . . ... .............. .. 15, 32 .
POTTER
Anthony,....................... . 93
PRATT-
Lydia, .......................••..
122 INDEX.
PRAY- 'PAGE.
Eliza beth. .. .. ............ .. . .. . . . . . 85 Mary,. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 39
PREBLE-
Abraham .... . ..... . . .. ... ... .. . . 16 Benjamin,.... . . . . ........ . . . . . . . . 18 Judith ........................ . 10, 18
PRITCHARD-
Sarah, .. .... . . . ..... .. .. .. .. . . .. 58, 59
PUGSLEY-
Otis.. . .. •• . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . 59
PURRINGTON-
James,... . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
PUTMAN-
Mary Eva,..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
PUTNAM-
Israel,.... ..... ........ .. ...... ... 40
~QUIMBY-
Rebecca, . . .. ............... .. .. 101
RAITT-
John . . ....... .. ............ . . . .. 35
RAND
Sarah
REES-
51
Catherine,................. 102 David, .... .. ... .-................. 102 Lydia, ............... . ........... 162
REMICK-
Mary, ........................... 34
RICE-
Abigail (Parker) .. . ....... . . ,. .. 40 Sarah Parker,.... ... .. . .. ..... 40 \Villiam, • .. . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . . .. .. 40
RICH-
Elizabeth,..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Mary, . ........................ . 75 Peter,..................... 75
RIGHARDSON-
Elisha,...... .. . . . .. . . . .. . 72 Eliza,.............. . . . .. . . . . .. . 72 Huldah, ................... . ..... 72
RICKER-
Maturin,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Simeon, ........................ 49 Stephen,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
.. RISHWORTH-
Edward, ......................... 16
ROBERTs- PAGE.
Daniel, ............ .. . ....... .... 90 Elizabeth, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 James....... . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . 52 Nancy, .................. · ....... 59 Simeon, .......................... 5"
-ROBINSON-
Anna Eliza ........ . ............. 104
ROGERS-
Agnes, ... . ..................... . . 39 Mehitable Ringe................ 42
Ross-
Elizabeth Stanley,.. . . . . . 16 Hugh,............................ 16 James .......................... 16 Joanna Ricker,.................. 16 Jonathan, . ... .... .... . . .. .... 16 Joseph Phinney,...... . . .. . . .. .. 16 Mary Goodwin, ............... 16, 17 Samuel Goodwin.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Sarah Phinney, ................. 16
RoUNDS-
Charlotte (Douglass) . . . . . . . . . . 74 Daniel, .... . ............ .' ....... 74 Jane, .......................... 72, 74
ROWE-
Patty, ........... . . . . . . .. . • . .. .. 20
RUGGLES-
AlJcia,.... . ...... ... . . . .. .. . . . . . . 18 Emmeline, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . 18 Eunice (Kingsley).............. 1i Francis Dunbar,................ 18 Henry,.......... .. . . .... ... .. 18 Henry Bond, .................. 16, 17 Henry Stoddard, ............. 17, 106 Horace Cheney,................. 18 John,.................. . .. . .. . .. 17 Julia Parker,................ . . .. 18 Louisa Kingsley,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Lucia Dalton, . . .. . ... . .. . ... . . . 18 Mabel Lyman, .......... . ...... 18 Marguerite. . .. . . .. . .. . .. .. .. . . .. 18 Mary Elizabeth,.......... .. . .. . 18 Mary Rosamond,................ 18 Samuel,.. . ...... . .. . . .. . .. .. .. .. 17 Thomas ........... . ........... _ .. ·s= 17
RUSHTON-
Anna, ................. . 63
RUSSELL-
Hannah, . .. . . ... . ........ _... . . . . 93 John ................... . ....... 35
RYAN-
James, ........................... li
INDEX. 123
RYAN---Con. PAGE.
Margaret (Dalton)......... . .... 17 Mary Elizabeth.... . ..... .. .. .. 17 ·william,. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. 17
RYMES-
Dorothy, ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
SANDERS-
Sarah, . ...... 9
SAWYER-
Lucy,, .. , ....................... 45
SCAMMAN-
Elizabeth, ...... ..... .... .... 33, 38 H umphrey,. ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
SCHUYLER-
Gertrude, .... ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
SEARLES-
Clarissa,. .. . . . . . . .... .. .. .. .. .. .. 96
SEAVER-
Joseph "\V., ........ ..
SEWARD-
Abigail, ........... ... 10, 25, 29, 70 99
SHACKLEY-
Mary, ............................ 58 Thomas, .. ....................... 58
SHAPLEIGH-
----, .... .... . ............. 32 33 Alexander,.. ....... . ............. 34
SHAW-
E leanor, ...... ... .. .............. 103 Jonathan,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. 16
SHEPHERD-
Andrew, ........ .............. 86
SHERBURN-
Love, . .... . . .. .. .. .. .. . ........ 38
SHERMAN-
Lucy, .. . . .......... .. . . 16
SHERl\IERHORN-
George B.,. . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. 73
SHOCKLEY-
Eunice, .. .. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Hannah, ......... .. .............. 34 Richard, . . . . . . . 99
SIMPSON-
Catharine,.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 46 Nancy G., ......... .. . ........ . .... 35 Theophilus, . .. ... ~ . ... .• .. . .. .. 35
SMALL- PAGE. L . W., ....... ••••. • ••••••• • 73
SMITH-
Jane, . .. .. ... .. ... . . .. .. . . . . . 90 Judith (Preble) ......... .... .. 10 18 l\1ary A, ................. . . . .. 16 Mary (McAdams) ... ....... ... .. . . 103 Persis, ............... . . . .. .. ... . 90
SNOW-
Elvira,.. .. . ........... . ....... . . . 16
SOUTHER-
Moses, .......................... 38
S PEAR-
Rhoda, ._ ........................ 41
S PENCER-
Margaret, .... .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. 9 Patience (Chadbourne)........ . 9 Simeon, ......................... 50 Thomas,.. ...... .... ......... .. . 9 William Canfield,......... . . . 43
STACKPOLE-
Hannah, ........................ . 79
STANTON-
Joanna, .......... . ............ . W
STEVENS
--- - 72 Abigail....... . .... . .. .... .... 97 Hannah .... ................... . 93 Lydia ...... .................. . 93 Nathaniel... . . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . 97
STONE-
Abigail. ...................... 47 48 Daniel .................... 9, 45, 48 Patience (Goodwin). ........... 48 Sarah . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... 48, 49
STONER-
Samuel.. .................... 40
STORNER-
Lucy ...................... . .... il
SWALLOW-
Sarah Anna ................. 95, 96
SWETT-
Asenath (Billings). . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
TAPLEY-
George ......... .. ..... ... ...... . 23
TARBOX-
Abigail ...................... 48, 49
124 INDEX.
TAYLOR - PAGE.
---- ··••····•··········· 76 Abigail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. 9, 61 Deliverance .................. 9. 47 John ........................ A7, 61 Martha ...................... 47, 61
'£EAL-
Thomas ........................ 45
THATCHER-
Annie ........................... 9~
THOMAS -
John............................ 83
THOliiPSON-
Ann ............................ 9, 10 Anna ........................ 39, 44 Betsy . .. .... ... . . ... . .. . . ... 44
Lydia ...................... 48, 51 Mehitable .................... 47, 56 Miles .. .. . .. .. .......... 10. 26, 56 Sarah ..................... . 9, 26 'Villiam . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
TIBllETTS- -
E lizabeth . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 88 Keziah ........................... 27 Nancy .......... . ............... 28 Sarah........ .... ..... ... .. .... 15
TrDY-
Adah ................. . 45
TILDEN-
Nathaniel . .. . .. . . .. .. . .. . . .. 16
TOWNE-
Rachel .. .... .. .. .. ..... ... .... 88
'rOWNSEND-
, ........................... 80
TRAVERS-
Henry, ......................... IV
'!'RICKEY-
Isaac. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
TRIP-
:Mary, ........................... 87
TRUE
Reuben,
TUKESBURY-
................ 90
' .............. ....... . .... .. 8~
TUPPER-
' ........... ............ .... 59
TURBET-
Peter, .. . ........................ .
TUTTLE- PAGE.
Eunice, or Judith, ....... ........ 97
TWIST-
Jonathan,..... .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. 93.
TYLER-
Dr. Lyon G.,................. V
UNDERWOOD-
Abigail, ......................... 49
VARNEY-
David, ........................... 50'
VAUGHAN-
Benjamin, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 James .......................... 23
VINING-
John,.. ... . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9(}
\VADLEIGH-
A!ice,. .. . . . .. . .. ..... .. . . . . . . ... 91 Olive,............................ 91
WALDRON-
Elizabeth, .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . . . . 39
WAKEFIELD-
•Abi?ail, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 14. Gideon, .. .. . .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. 14 Israel, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Nathaniel, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . 14
WALKER-
Asa, .. .. .. .. .. .. . .......... .. . . . . 61 Hannah, ........................ 31 Louisa J. , .................... 60 61 Olive,...... ...................... 99 Ruth J., ....................... 61
\V ALLING FORD-
Abigail (Hill) .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 43 Elizabelh, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . 44 1\Iargaret, . . . . . . . ............ 33 H 1\Iary, ......................... 38 43 Thomas, . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. .. .. 43
WARNER-
George, .... .. ................... 92 'Villi am Pierson, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~2
WARREN-
' . . . . ....................... 6! Asa .. . ........................... 92 Elizabeth, .................... 51 52 Eunice, ......................... 58 James, ......................... 52 John,............................ 58 Nancy (Harvey) ................ 4& Sallie,.......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
I~DEX . 125
\VASSON
Nan ey L ., .
WATERHOUSE--
'l'heophilus, ...
WATERS-
PAG E.
. :.!1 23
71
H enry F., .. .... .. .. . ... III., I V ., V
WEBSTER-
Grace L. ,... .................. .. . 7-l
WEEKS- -
Eliza, . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Lydia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Phineas, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
WELCH--
. . • . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-l Josephus, . . . . . . . . . . 60
' WELLS-
Hannah, .. .............. :!5, 69, 70 7:.! John,... ... ........... . .. .. .. . . .. 69 Mary (Peck) . ..... 69
Sarah, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
WENDELL-
Jacob, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -12 Mary Evert,.... . . ............... -11 MeLitable (Rogers) . . . . . . . . . . . . -12
\VENTWORTH-
Ichabod, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Nancy, 100
WEYliiOUTH--
Elizabeth, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30
\V HEELWRIG HT-
,John, ...... ..................... . 1ti
WHITE-
Mary, ........ ... . .............. 1-l 63
.WHITEHOUSE-
Elisha, ...... ............. . GP.orge W ., . ................. .
92
38 9:.! 31 58
Joseph, ..... ............. . Richard,
WHITliiAN--
Charles H ., . .... .
WHITNEY-
W. Scott,
WHITTEN-
Caroline, L evi,
... 10-l
21
7:!
WILBER-
Flora,
WILDER-
Delia A. (Farley ) John~ .• ................ Mary Marvin, .. Maud,. . . ............ .
WILES-
Eleanor, .Eleanor (McKinley) ..... . John, ............. ........ .
PAG E·
2-l
75 75
.7-l 75
. 7-l 75
ur2 103 lU:J
WILLEY
-Deacon, ... Mercy,
60 ................ 59 till
WILLIAl\IS--
LUCia, ..... . . . ........ 73
WILLOUGHBY-
Patience, . . . . . . ....... 28, -17 51
WINDER-
William A., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -lO
WINDOW-
Richard, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IV
WINN -
Ebenezer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3!i
WISE-
Rev. Jeremiah ......... .
WITHAJII-
-, .. ... . . Isaac .... ... .
WORCHESTER-
Elizabeth, .
WORKliiAN-
Eleanor, ..... .
WYlllAN-
30
76 60
:.!1
. ... 95
Henry Harrison ,.... . . . . 63 Mary (White) . . . . . . . . 63 Nancy W, . . .. .. ... . . . 63 Prudence, .................... 13 100
WYNNE-
Dr. Thomas ...
YAW-
Abbie J. , ..
YEATO:N-
Hannnah, ... Molli e, . .
YOUNG
David,.
103
lfl
7:.!
To THE READER:
Yonr Goodwin family was such a prolific one that in com
piling the records of even five generations I have overshot the
mat·k and exhausted the gnarnnty fund by quite a little sum.
Besides that, I would like to be able to bind a number of
copies in cloth for presentation to the various public libraries.
This all takes cash. If you have not already made a contribn
tion, suppose you do so now. The postage and binding will
be about $1.00 per volume. Send what yon can and postage
for as many copies of the pamphlet as you wish. If all help
~ a little the burden will be light.
Y onrs tr'nly ,
CHICAGO, Aug. 15 , 1898. J OH~ S. GooDWIN,
30± The Temple,
18± La Salle St.
