1. 2. Ebenezer WARE   b. 15 Mar 1677/1678, Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; d. 26 Apr 1750, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 3. Robert WARE   b. 6 Dec 1680, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 9 Jan 1731/1732, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Wrentham Center Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 4. Michael WARE   b. 11 Jun 1683, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 21 Sep 1725, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 5. Margaret WARE   b. 6 Jun 1685, Wrentham, Norfolk, Ma; d. 4 Nov 1761, Attleborough, Bristol, Ma.
5. 6. Jonathan WARE   b. 28 Feb 1686/1687, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 20 Apr 1740, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Wrentham Center Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 7. Sarah WARE   b. 4 Mar 1689/1690, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 5 Aug 1729.
7. 8. Esther WARE   b. 7 May 1693, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 14 Sep 1745, Wrentham, Ma; bur. Wrentham Center Cemetery.
8. 9. Elizabeth WARE   b. 30 Sep 1697, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. Bef 28 Aug 1724.

1. 10. Ebenezer WARE   b. 16 May 1709, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Jan 1764, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 11. Eliphalet WARE   b. 25 Mar 1711, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 28 Nov 1779, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 12. Bethiah WARE   b. 31 Aug 1713, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 1 Jun 1775, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 13. Elisha WARE   b. 21 Mar 1715/1716, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 18 Jul 1796, ,North Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 14. Jonathan WARE   b. 16 Mar 1717/1718, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 19 Nov 1755.
6. 15. Silence WARE   b. 5 Jun 1719, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 21 Jul 1719, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 16. Ruth WARE   b. 14 Oct 1720, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
8. 17. Dinah WARE   b. 5 Aug 1722, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 18. Robert WARE   b. 27 Nov 1711, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 19. Elizabeth WARE   b. 21 Oct 1713, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 20. Timothy WARE   b. 23 Dec 1715, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 30 Nov 1794, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Great Plain Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 21. Joseph WARE   b. 22 Jan 1717/1718, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 4 Sep 1811, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Great Plain Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 22. Jonathan WARE   b. 8 May 1720, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 3 Sep 1775, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 23. Henry WARE   b. 20 Apr 1722, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 6 Feb 1776, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Great Plain Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 24. Sarah WARE   b. 7 Jun 1724, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 9 Mar 1724/1725, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
8. 25. Thomas WARE   b. 4 Oct 1725, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 14 Nov 1761, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Wrentham Center Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
9. 26. Ichabod WARE   b. 1 Jun 1728, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 24 Oct 1810, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Plain Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
10. 27. Jemina WARE   b. 17 May 1731, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 20 Oct 1813, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Great Plain Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 28. ? WARE   b. 16 Oct 1709, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 16 Oct 1709, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 29. Jane WARE   b. 16 Dec 1710, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 30. Margaret WARE   b. 21 Oct 1712, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 22 Nov 1807, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 31. Hepzibah WARE   b. 22 Nov 1714, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 32. Esther WARE   b. 3 Dec 1716, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 33. Mehitable WARE   b. 24 Mar 1719/1720, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 8 Mar 1722/1723.
7. 34. Phoebe WARE   b. 25 Feb 1720/1721, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 28 Jun 1768.
8. 35. Jabez WARE   b. 28 Feb 1722/1723, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 28 Jun 1805, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
9. 36. Michael WARE   b. 5 Dec 1725, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. Abt 1814, ,Buckland,Franklin County,Massachusetts.

1. 37. John FOSTER   b. 4 Mar 1705/1706, ,Dorchester,Suffolk County,Massachusetts; d. 3 Nov 1774, North Providence, Rhode Island.
2. 38. Robert FOSTER   b. 29 Oct 1707.
3. 39. Ebenezer FOSTER   b. 20 Aug 1709, ,Dorchester,Suffolk County,Massachusetts; d. 18 Jun 1749, Cumberland, Providence, Rhode Island.
4. 40. Robert II FOSTER  
5. 41. Margaret FOSTER   b. 7 Mar 1711/1712, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 42. Benjamin FOSTER   b. 17 Apr 1714, Attleboro, Bristol County, Massachusetts; d. 6 Jan 1803, Clarenden, Rutland, Vermont.
7. 43. Jonathan FOSTER, Sr. @   b. 8 Jun 1715, Attleborough, Bristol, Ma; d. 8 Nov 1781, ,, Rhode Island, USA.
8. 44. Sarah FOSTER   b. 18 Apr 1718, Attleborough, Bristol, Massachusetts.
9. 45. Timothy FOSTER   b. 14 May 1720, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 3 Apr 1785.
10. 46. Nathan FOSTER   b. 23 Jul 1722, Attleborough, Bristol, Massachusetts; d. 1806, Bristol, Lincoln, Maine.
11. 47. Esther FOSTER   b. 1723/1724, Attleborough, Bristol, Massachusetts; d. 1723/1724, Attleborough, Bristol, Massachusetts.
12. 48. Michael FOSTER, [infant]   b. 19 Oct 1725, Attleborough, Bristol, Massachusetts; d. 15 Apr 1726, Attleborough, Bristol, Massachusetts.
13. 49. Michael FOSTER   b. 18 Jul 1727, Attleborough, Bristol, Massachusetts.
14. 50. Mary FOSTER   b. 14 Nov 1729, Attleborough, Bristol, Massachusetts.

1. 51. Jonathan WARE   b. 16 Apr 1734, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 8 Mar 1774, ,Mansfield,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
2. 52. Melatiah WARE   b. 19 Apr 1736, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 13 Feb 1799, ,Foxboro,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 53. Elizabeth WARE   b. 19 Apr 1736, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 19 Apr 1736, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 54. Francis NICHOLSON   b. 27 May 1729; d. 20 Aug 1729.

1. 55. Esther HAWES   b. 4 Oct 1719.
2. 56. Ebenezer HAWES   b. 31 Mar 1722.
3. 57. Hezekiah Jr. HAWES   b. 5 May 1723, Wrentham, Ma; d. 23 Dec 1755, Wrentham, Ma.
4. 58. John HAWES   b. 2 Jun 1729, Wrentham, Ma; d. 12 Jan 1731/1732, Wrentham, Ma.
5. 59. Abial HAWES   b. 8 Jun 1732, Wrentham, Ma; d. 24 Jun 1732, Wrentham, Ma.
6. 60. Nathan HAWES   b. 5 Jan 1734/1735.

1. 61. Noah WARE   b. 25 Oct 1738, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Aug 1764, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 62. Edee WARE   b. 31 Oct 1740, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 28 Sep 1826.
3. 63. Ezra WARE   b. 2 Nov 1742, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 21 Aug 1757, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 64. Mary WARE   b. 15 Dec 1744, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 17 Oct 1748, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 65. Jacob WARE   b. 30 Dec 1746, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 28 Oct 1748, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 66. Huldah WARE   b. 2 Nov 1749, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 4 Oct 1807.
7. 67. Baasha WARE   b. 2 Nov 1751, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 14 May 1757, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
8. 68. David WARE   b. 10 Dec 1753, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 19 May 1757, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
9. 69. Mary WARE   b. 17 Aug 1756, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 27 May 1757, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
10. 70. Thankful WARE   b. 8 May 1758, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 24 Sep 1762, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 71. Eliphalet WARE   b. 2 Jun 1734, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 10 Jan 1756, ,Sheffield,Berkshire County,Massachusetts.
2. 72. Experience WARE   b. 27 Mar 1736, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 73. Miriam WARE   b. 23 May 1739, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 74. Elizabeth WARE   b. 2 Jul 1741, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 7 Nov 1813, ,Foxboro,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 75. Nathan WARE   b. 21 Mar 1742/1743, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 4 Jul 1831, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 76. Kezia WARE   b. 21 Mar 1742/1743, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 27 Mar 1756, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 77. Sarah WARE   b. 9 Jan 1744/1745, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
8. 78. Oliver WARE   b. 10 Mar 1746/1747, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 16 Mar 1819, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
9. 79. Asa WARE   b. 21 Jul 1751, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 6 Jun 1831, ,Keene,Cheshire County,New Hampshire.

1. 80. Esther DAY   b. 26 Nov 1739.
2. 81. Bethiah DAY   b. 10 Sep 1743.
3. 82. Joseph DAY   b. 18 Feb 1748; d. 29 Jul 1817.
4. 83. Benjamin DAY   b. 18 Feb 1748.
5. 84. Jesse DAY   b. 11 Oct 1751.

1. 85. Lois WARE   b. 19 Feb 1747/1748, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 28 Nov 1820, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 86. Deborah WARE   b. 15 May 1750, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 26 Mar 1757, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 87. Eunice WARE   b. 23 Aug 1752, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 21 Mar 1757, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 88. Elisha WARE   b. 5 Mar 1756, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 4 Jan 1757, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 89. Phebe WARE   b. 2 Jan 1758, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 23 Jan 1820, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 90. Joel WARE   b. 31 Aug 1760, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 23 Mar 1838, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 91. Esther WARE   b. 30 May 1739, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 92. Robert WARE   b. 2 Feb 1740/1741, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 93. Sarah WARE   b. 18 May 1743, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 94. Betty WARE   b. 23 Feb 1744/1745, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 5 Dec 1781, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 95. Eldad WARE   b. 1 Jan 1748/1749, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 22 Dec 1769, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. West Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 96. Rachel WARE   b. 1 Sep 1751, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 30 Jan 1837.

1. 97. ? HANCOCK   b. 23 Jan 1736/1737, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 23 Jan 1736/1737, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 98. Elizabeth HANCOCK   b. 23 Jan 1736/1737, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 16 Feb 1736/1737, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 99. Samuel HANCOCK   b. 6 Jul 1738, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 7 Mar 1778, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 100. Joseph HANCOCK   b. 10 Sep 1740, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 101. Billy HANCOCK   b. 29 Jun 1742, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 102. Phillip HANCOCK   b. 9 Dec 1744, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 22 Mar 1795, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 103. Hezekiah HANCOCK   b. 4 Dec 1746, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 104. Mary WARE   b. 2 Dec 1743, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 105. Olive WARE   b. 22 Mar 1744/1745, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 106. Timothy WARE   b. 20 Nov 1746, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 30 May 1798, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 107. Elias WARE   b. 30 May 1754, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 29 Jun 1841.

1. 108. Ichabod WARE   b. 30 May 1761, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 2 Jun 1761, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Great Plain Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 109. Abial WARE   b. 11 Aug 1750, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 110. Samuel WARE   b. 2 Sep 1753, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 22 Oct 1829, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 111. Silence WARE   b. 16 Jul 1752, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 17 Jul 1752, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 112. Asaph WARE   b. 20 Nov 1755, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 113. Eunice WARE   b. 23 Aug 1757, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 114. Lydia WARE   b. 15 Dec 1758, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 115. James WARE   b. 24 Sep 1761, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 116. Margaret WARE   b. 10 Feb 1752, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 117. Oliver WARE   b. 4 Jul 1754, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 118. Nathan WARE   b. 29 Dec 1754, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 119. Lois WARE   b. 8 Jan 1757, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 120. Obed WARE   b. 19 Feb 1759, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 3 Apr 1816, ,Whitefield,Lincoln County,Maine.
4. 121. Joseph WARE   b. 11 Oct 1761, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; c. 7 Dec 1761, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 12 Jan 1837, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 122. Ebenezer WARE   b. 28 Jan 1767, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 11 Jun 1834, ,Mansfield,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
2. 123. Sarah WARE   b. 12 Jun 1770, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 19 Apr 1849, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Great Plain Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 124. Cyrus WARE   b. 20 Aug 1777, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 28 Jan 1856.

1. 125. Jemima CHEEVER   b. 10 Nov 1757, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 13 Feb 1846, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 126. Meletiah CHEEVER   b. 18 Nov 1759, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 26 May 1835.
3. 127. Esther CHEEVER   b. 13 May 1762, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 17 Mar 1812, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 128. Sarah CHEEVER   b. 13 May 1762, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 27 Oct 1820, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 129. Elizabeth CHEEVER   b. 20 Jul 1764, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Aug 1804, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 130. Betty CHEEVER   b. 20 Jul 1764, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 16 Apr 1806, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 131. Amos CHEEVER   b. 11 Jan 1767, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 7 Mar 1846, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
8. 132. Elias CHEEVER   b. 29 Aug 1769, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 5 Apr 1837, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. West Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
9. 133. Polly CHEEVER   b. 19 Jun 1775, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 13 Feb 1837.

1. 134. Eli METCALF   b. 4 Dec 1735, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 24 Nov 1741.
2. 135. Eunice METCALF   b. 23 Jan 1737/1738, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 1 Aug 1805, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 136. Jeremiah METCALF   b. 25 Mar 1740, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 22 Sep 1780.
4. 137. Margaret METCALF   b. 30 Jan 1742/1743, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. Jun 1775.

1. 138. Abiathar POND   b. 24 Sep 1747; d. 2 Apr 1834, ,Keene,Cheshire County,New Hampshire.
2. 139. Elisha POND   b. 21 Feb 1748/1749; d. 21 Dec 1807, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 140. Zebina POND   b. 13 Sep 1759.
4. 141. Apollos POND  

1. 142. Jabez WARE   b. 15 Jan 1747/1748, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 9 Jun 1750, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 143. Phinehas WARE   b. 22 Apr 1750, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; c. 29 Apr 1750, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 17 Jan 1826, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 144. Jerusha WARE   b. 31 Jul 1752, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 145. Mary WARE   b. 12 Apr 1754, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 27 Jun 1829, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 146. Jason WARE   b. 10 Mar 1756, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 11 May 1843.
6. 147. Elizabeth WARE   b. 13 Jun 1758, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 148. Amos WARE   b. 26 Mar 1760, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; c. 30 Mar 1760, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 18 May 1833, ,Paxton,Worcester County,Massachusetts.
8. 149. Amelia WARE   b. 28 Jan 1762, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 5 Mar 1832, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
9. 150. Chloe WARE   b. Abt 1764, ,*Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 27 Nov 1837, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 151. Jane WARE   b. 7 Nov 1754, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 15 Mar 1781, ,Peru,Berkshire County,Massachusetts.
2. 152. Abiel WARE   b. 25 Dec 1757, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 153. Molly WARE   b. 15 Oct 1759, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 154. Lucy WARE  
3. 155. Phoebe WARE  
4. 156. Michael WARE   b. 1764/1765, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 1849.
5. 157. Abijah WARE   b. ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 158. George WARE   d. ,Buckland,Franklin County,Massachusetts.
7. 159. Reuben WARE   d. ,San Francisco,San Francisco County,California.
8. 160. James WARE   b. ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 1816.
9. 161. Ariel WARE   b. Abt 1775, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 1832, ,Buckland,Franklin County,Massachusetts.

1. 162. John FOSTER   b. 18 Jan 1728/1729, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
2. 163. Esther FOSTER   b. 15 Mar 1730/1731, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
3. 164. James FOSTER   b. 15 Jan 1734/1735, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
4. 165. Robert FOSTER   b. 7 Sep 1732, Attleboro, Ma; d. 24 May 1791, Washington, Connecticuty #4 Me.
5. 166. Margaret FOSTER   b. 21 Mar 1736/1737, North Providence, Rhode Island.
6. 167. Hannah FOSTER   b. 20 Jun 1739, North Providence, Rhode Island.
7. 168. Chloe FOSTER   b. 20 Jul 1741, North Providence, Rhode Island.
8. 169. Betsey FOSTER   b. 22 May 1743, North Providence, Rhode Island; d. 24 Jan 1746/1747.
9. 170. Jesse FOSTER   b. 15 Oct 1751, North Providence, Rhode Island; d. 8 Jul 1832.

1. 171. Huldah FOSTER   b. 21 Sep 1731, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
2. 172. Mercy FOSTER   b. 19 Jun 1733, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 20 Jun 1733, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
3. 173. Mercy FOSTER   b. 22 May 1734, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
4. 174. Fear FOSTER, [infant]   b. 24 Feb 1735/1736, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 26 Feb 1735/1736, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
5. 175. Fear FOSTER   b. 9 Mar 1736/1737, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
6. 176. Ebenezer FOSTER   b. 8 Apr 1739, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
7. 177. Jemima FOSTER   b. 6 Jul 1741, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
8. 178. Samuel FOSTER   b. 14 Jun 1743, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
9. 179. Desire FOSTER, [infant]   b. 10 Jun 1745, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. Aug 1745, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
10. 180. Desire FOSTER   b. 12 Aug 1746, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.

1. 181. Abigail WHITAKER   b. 14 Jan 1736/1737, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts; d. 22 Jun 1740, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts.
2. 182. Huldah WHITAKER   b. 24 Mar 1737/1738, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts; d. 1822, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
3. 183. Susanna WHITAKER   b. 2 Nov 1739, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts.
4. 184. Abigail WHITAKER   b. 2 Jul 1741, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts.
5. 185. Peggy WHITAKER   b. 30 Oct 1743, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts.
6. 186. Oliver WHITAKER   b. 29 Sep 1746, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts.
7. 187. Betty WHITAKER   b. 28 Sep 1748, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts.
8. 188. William WHITAKER   b. 21 Jul 1750, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts.
9. 189. Lucy WHITAKER   b. 13 Jun 1752, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts.

Benjamin Foster served in the Revolutionary War in Captain Abraham Salisbury's Company. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]October, 1777: Account "for victuling a Scout" at Pittsford, "The names of the Scout and Day they came and went. Came on the 17th, went away on the 20th. Served 3 days. Dollars p'd 1. 15". [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]"R. & P. Ware Department (459,239 NYSU)Benjamin Foster is buried in the Old Marsh Cemetery in Clarendon. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]"Clarendon and Shrewsbury Cemetery Inscriptions: Rutland County, Vermont"; compiled by Margaret R. Jenks; p. 49; published by the author; Hagerstown, Maryland; 1992 (974.301 R93JCL ACPL).

1. 190. Ichabod FOSTER   b. 10 Apr 1740, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
2. 191. Rachel FOSTER, [infant]   b. 23 Nov 1741, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 21 Jul 1742, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
3. 192. Rachel FOSTER   b. 21 Apr 1743, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 2 Dec 1815, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; bur. Old Kirk Yard Cemetery,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
4. 193. Whitefield FOSTER   b. 11 Apr 1745, Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; c. Buried in Marsh Cemetery in Clarendon, Vt, Dar marker; d. 14 Sep 1803, Clarendon, Vermont.
5. 194. Benjamin FOSTER, [infant]   b. 23 Mar 1746/1747, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Mar 1747, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
6. 195. Jerusha FOSTER, [child]   b. 23 Mar 1746/1747, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 20 Feb 1750/1751, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
7. 196. Lydia FOSTER   b. 5 Aug 1749, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
8. 197. Jerusha FOSTER   b. 16 Aug 1751, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
9. 198. Benjamin FOSTER   b. 4 Mar 1754, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 22 Oct 1848, Sharon Township, Medina, Ohio; bur. Clarenden, Rutland, Vermont.

Found at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/jdevlin/source_files/westerly_ri_cemetery_1.htm
Rhode Island, Washington County, Westerly
FOSTER GROUND: In the southwestern portion of the town, on the farm belonging to Mr. Edward F. VOST, west of the Watch Hill road, about thirty rods west of the farm0house, in a pasture, inclosed by a poor wall.
John FOSTER, died Nov 8, 1781, age 67.
Anna FOSTER, died Feb. 14, 1796, age 77
Catharine FOSTER, died Aug 22, 1786, in her 27th year.
Jonathan FOSTER, Jun., died Oct 10, 1781, age 36.
Sarah FOSTER (wife of Jonathan FOSTER, Jun.), died Oct 1775, age 30
George FOSTER d. Oct 2, 1837, age 82.
Thankful FOSTER (wife of George FOSTER), died Aug 15, 1830,age 81.

HISTORICAL CEMETERY #: WY031 JONATHAN FOSTER GROUND WESTERLY RI Location: 5 ft west of WATCH HILL RD at TEL pole # 2715 100 burials with 10 inscriptions from 1740 to 1830 NOTE: The Fosters have been moved out of this cemetery to River Bend Cemetery WY008. Rev Frederic Denison recorded this lot in 1867. "In the southwestern portion of the town, on the farm belonging to Mr. Edward F. Vose west of the Watch Hill Road, about thirty rods west of the farm house, in a pasture, enclosed by a poor wall. This contains near a hundred graves." This cemetery has been recorded but not checked.
Found at: http://members.tripod.com/~debyns/wy_ceme.htm

1. 199. Anna FOSTER   b. 1737.
2. 200. Sarah FOSTER   b. 1739; d. 1835.
3. 201. Jonathan FOSTER, Jr. @   b. 1745, Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island; d. 10 Oct 1781, Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island.
4. 202. George FOSTER   b. Abt 1751; d. 2 Oct 1837, Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island.
5. 203. Catherine FOSTER   b. Abt 1759; d. 22 Aug 1786.

1. 204. Timothy FOSTER   b. 21 Mar 1745/1746, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
2. 205. Billy FOSTER   b. 24 Sep 1747, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
3. 206. Eliphalet FOSTER   b. 27 Jul 1749, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
4. 207. Susanna FOSTER   b. 15 Apr 1751, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 8 Jan 1830, ,China,Kennebec County,Maine.
5. 208. David FOSTER   b. 26 May 1753, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
6. 209. Thomas FOSTER   b. 23 Mar 1755, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
7. 210. Stewart FOSTER   b. 8 Apr 1757, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
8. 211. Lyfee FOSTER   b. 8 Apr 1757, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; c. 31 Jul 1757, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
9. 212. John FOSTER   b. 20 Apr 1759, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
10. 213. Oliver FOSTER   b. 5 Mar 1761, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
11. 214. Sybil FOSTER   b. 17 Apr 1763, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
12. 215. Stephen FOSTER   b. 28 Feb 1766, ,Winthrop,Kennebec County,Maine.

1. 216. Eleanor FOSTER   b. 16 Sep 1744, Attleborough, Bristol, Massachusetts.
2. 217. Nathan FOSTER   b. Abt 1754, Rockport, Essex, Ma; c. 30 Mar 1760.
3. 218. Ebenezer FOSTER   b. Abt 1756, Rockport, Essex, Ma; c. 30 Mar 1760.
4. 219. Elinor FOSTER   b. 30 Mar 1760, Gloucester, Essex, Ma; d. Rockport, Essex, Ma.
5. 220. John FOSTER   b. 30 Mar 1760, Rockport, Essex, Ma; c. 30 Mar 1760, Rockport, Essex, Ma; d. 1837, Bristol, Lincoln, Maine.
6. 221. William FOSTER   b. 30 Mar 1760, Rockport, Essex, Ma; c. 30 Mar 1760, Rockport, Essex, Ma.
7. 222. Jemima FOSTER   b. 30 Mar 1760, Rockport, Essex, Ma; c. 30 Mar 1760, Rockport, Essex, Ma; d. 17 Aug 1813, Boothbay, Lincoln, Maine.
8. 223. Miriam FOSTER   b. 30 Mar 1760, Rockport, Essex, Ma; c. 30 Mar 1760, Rockport, Essex, Ma.
9. 224. Zabud FOSTER   b. 21 Mar 1762, Rockport, Essex, Ma; c. 21 Mar 1762, Rockport, Essex, Ma; d. 12 Nov 1831, Montville, Waldo,Me; bur. Hallsdale Cemetery.

1. 225. Benjamin Stuart WALCOTT   b. Abt 1755; d. 1824.

1. 226. Nancy WARE   b. 2 Jun 1757, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. ,St. Albans,Franklin County,Vermont.
2. 227. Frederick WARE   b. 3 Sep 1760, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 16 Dec 1832, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont.
3. 228. Paul WARE   b. 6 Oct 1762, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 12 Aug 1830, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Wrentham Center Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 229. Cyrus WARE   b. 22 Oct 1764, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 1766.
5. 230. Jonathan WARE   b. 27 Apr 1767, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 1 Feb 1838, ,Andover,Merrimack County,New Hampshire.
6. 231. Cyrus WARE   b. 8 May 1769, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 17 Feb 1849, ,Montpelier,Washington County,Vermont.
7. 232. Eleanor WARE   b. 26 Jul 1771, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Feb 1794, ,Foxboro,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
8. 233. Leonard WARE   b. 11 Sep 1773, ,Mansfield,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 9 Sep 1800, ,Columbia,Hamilton County,Ohio.

1. 234. Molley WARE   b. 14 Sep 1759, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 235. Caroline WARE   b. 31 Jul 1761, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 10 Oct 1832, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 236. Fanny WARE   b. 10 Mar 1765, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 237. Chloe WARE   b. 27 Apr 1767, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 238. Lucretia WARE   b. 21 Jun 1769, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 239. Selina WARE   b. 23 Jul 1772, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 240. Melatiah WARE   b. 16 Feb 1775, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 7 May 1845, ,Wilmington,Windham County,Vermont.
8. 241. Horace Gates WARE   b. 8 Jun 1778, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 8 Feb 1856, ,Wilmington,Windham County,Vermont.
9. 242. Daniel Leonard WARE   b. 5 Mar 1783, ,Foxboro,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 23 Apr 1854.
10. 243. Betsey WARE   b. 19 May 1786, ,Foxboro,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

Baptized in Wrentham, MA May 5, 1723. No military service. Vital
Records show his last name as Haze in marriage at Walpole, MA.

1. 244. Sarah HAWES   b. 6 May 1749.
2. 245. John HAWES   b. 15 Sep 1750.
3. 246. David HAWES   b. 14 Oct 1752, Wrentham, Ma; d. 2 Oct 1802, Penobscot, Maine.
4. 247. Robert HAWES   b. 13 Apr 1755.
5. 248. Peter HAWES   b. 1756, Wrentham, Ma; d. 18 Oct 1781, Fitchburg, Ma.

1. 249. Ebenezer POND   b. 13 Feb 1781.
2. 250. David POND   b. 20 Jul 1783; d. Aft 1872.
3. 251. Jacob POND   b. 4 Sep 1785.

1. 252. Calvin THOMPSON   d. CHILD.
2. 253. Jason THOMPSON   d. CHILD.
3. 254. Mary Fuller THOMPSON   b. Sep 1793; d. 27 Apr 1881, ,Norfolk,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 255. John Morse WIGHT   b. 30 Nov 1765, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 256. Lemuel WIGHT   b. 9 Mar 1769, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 257. Hannah WIGHT   b. 10 Feb 1771, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 5 Sep 1851, ,Foxboro,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 258. Thomas WIGHT   b. 7 May 1772, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 259. Mary WIGHT   b. 1 Jun 1774, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 260. James WIGHT   b. ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 261. Simon WIGHT   b. ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 262. Amariah WARE   b. 28 Jul 1768, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 6 Nov 1839, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 263. Pearly WARE   b. 10 Oct 1770, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Aug 1843.
3. 264. Lydia WARE   b. 3 Dec 1776, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 31 Jan 1850.
4. 265. Nathan WARE   b. 23 Oct 1778, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 3 Dec 1862, ,Walpole,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 266. Asa WARE   b. 15 Apr 1780, ,*Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 27 Mar 1856.
6. 267. Rachel WARE   b. 29 Nov 1784, ,*Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 7 Jan 1819, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 268. Betsey WARE   b. 6 Jun 1773, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 269. Oliver WARE   b. 4 Mar 1775, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 270. Polly WARE   b. 7 Oct 1778, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 6 Jul 1780, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 271. Duty WARE   b. 16 Apr 1789, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 29 Jun 1860, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 272. Caroline B. WARE   b. 10 Nov 1793, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 10 Mar 1868, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. ,North Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 273. Martha B. WARE   d. 26 Sep 1864.
7. 274. Isaiah WARE   d. 20 Mar 1865, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 275. Delana WARE   b. 2 Nov 1791; d. 22 Oct 1867.
2. 276. Asa WARE  

1. 277. Enoch DAY   b. 6 Dec 1771.
2. 278. Eunice DAY   b. 1 Dec 1773; d. 11 May 1852.

1. 279. Eunice WARE   b. 23 Dec 1772, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 12 Oct 1833.
2. 280. Rhoda WARE   b. 20 Sep 1775, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 11 Feb 1778, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 281. Josiah WARE   b. 22 Apr 1781, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 26 Oct 1827, ,Rochester,Monroe County,New York.
4. 282. Elisha WARE   b. 5 May 1784, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 27 Aug 1858.
5. 283. Lucy WARE   b. 23 Mar 1787, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 5 Sep 1870.
6. 284. Darius WARE   b. 21 Aug 1789, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 16 Mar 1857.
7. 285. Lois WARE   b. 24 Mar 1793, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 8 Apr 1869.

1. 286. Hannah WARE   b. 20 May 1781, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 10 Aug 1852.
2. 287. Asa WARE   b. 16 Jun 1783, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 6 May 1862.
3. 288. Caleb WARE   b. 10 Nov 1788, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Dec 1791, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 289. Theodore WARE   b. 22 Mar 1792, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 19 Jan 1822, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 290. Phebe WARE   b. 22 Nov 1794, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 291. Chloe WARE   b. 6 Jul 1797, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 292. Silas WARE   b. 3 Jun 1800, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 21 Oct 1839, ,Pawtucket,Providence County,Rhode Island; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 293. Amos WARE   b. 22 Apr 1785, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Apr 1832, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 294. Betsey WARE   b. 5 Mar 1787, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 11 Dec 1822, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 295. Alvan WARE   b. 17 Apr 1790, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 19 Sep 1852.
4. 296. Cynthia WARE   b. 16 May 1792, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 297. Susanna WARE   b. 3 Jul 1794, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 298. Pamela WARE   b. 22 Dec 1802, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 299. Lydia Lurana WARE   b. 15 Apr 1817, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 300. Noah FULLER   b. 28 May 1764, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. Jan 1847.
2. 301. Robert FULLER   b. 4 Mar 1766, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 302. Esther FULLER   b. 25 Jan 1768, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 303. Dorothy FULLER   b. 21 Jan 1770, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 26 Mar 1861.
5. 304. Abigail FULLER   b. 1 Feb 1772, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 305. Joshua FULLER   b. 10 Feb 1774, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 306. Sibyl FULLER   b. 15 Jan 1777, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
8. 307. Joseph FULLER   b. 30 Jul 1779, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 26 Apr 1856.
9. 308. Betty FULLER   b. 10 Aug 1783, ,Westmoreland,Cheshire County,New Hampshire; d. 10 Jul 1797.

1. 309. John GEORGE   b. 15 Mar 1771, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 310. Betty GEORGE   b. 20 Jul 1775, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 21 Dec 1777, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Shepardville Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 311. Pliny GEORGE   b. 8 Nov 1777, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 3 Feb 1785, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 312. Jerusha GEORGE   b. 6 Jan 1780, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 21 Feb 1814, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 313. Sarah GEORGE   b. 4 Dec 1781, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 314. Eldad Ware GARNSEY   b. 21 Mar 1770, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 20 Dec 1810.
2. 315. Joseph Jefferson GARNSEY   b. 6 May 1772, ,Richmond,Cheshire County,New Hampshire; d. 7 Apr 1855.
3. 316. Benjamin GARNSEY   b. 23 Oct 1775, ,Richmond,Cheshire County,New Hampshire; d. 26 Sep 1846.
4. 317. Oliver GARNSEY   b. 29 Mar 1778, ,Richmond,Cheshire County,New Hampshire; d. 17 Sep 1837.
5. 318. James GARNSEY   b. 20 Apr 1781, ,Richmond,Cheshire County,New Hampshire; d. 13 Aug 1863.
6. 319. Esther GARNSEY   b. 1 Feb 1785, ,Richmond,Cheshire County,New Hampshire; d. 8 Oct 1805.
7. 320. Harvey Henry GARNSEY   b. 24 Sep 1786, ,Richmond,Cheshire County,New Hampshire; d. 17 Mar 1847.
8. 321. Levi GARNSEY   b. 25 Jul 1788, ,Westminster,Windham County,Vermont; d. 13 Jul 1841.
9. 322. Rachel GARNSEY   b. 25 Jul 1788, ,Westminster,Windham County,Vermont.
10. 323. Sara GARNSEY   b. 4 Jan 1794, ,Westminster,Windham County,Vermont; d. 6 May 1878.

1. 324. Joel HANCOCK   b. 5 Jan 1765, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Sep 1789, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 325. Rachel HANCOCK   b. 19 Dec 1766, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 10 Jan 1768, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 326. Olive HANCOCK   b. 18 Jul 1769, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Nov 1785, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 327. Joseph HANCOCK   b. 30 Jun 1764, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 328. Thomas HANCOCK   b. 18 Nov 1766, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 329. Jerusha HANCOCK   b. 3 Oct 1768, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 330. Betty HANCOCK   b. 29 Oct 1770, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 331. Molley HANCOCK   b. 7 Sep 1772, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 332. Samuel HANCOCK   b. 11 Sep 1774, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 333. Abigail HANCOCK   b. 14 Jun 1776, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
8. 334. Oliver HANCOCK   b. 28 Jul 1778, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
9. 335. Eunice HANCOCK   b. 16 Jan 1782, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
10. 336. Salley HANCOCK   b. 24 Apr 1784, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 337. Paul HANCOCK   b. 13 Nov 1769, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 20 Oct 1790, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 338. Rachel HANCOCK   b. 29 Jun 1771, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 1 Apr 1817, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 339. Marvel HANCOCK   b. 4 Dec 1772, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Jan 1838, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 340. Silas HANCOCK   b. 3 Sep 1774, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 3 Nov 1776, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 341. James HANCOCK   b. 1 Mar 1776, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 26 Mar 1790, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 342. Jairus HANCOCK   b. 11 Apr 1778, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 18 Sep 1799, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 343. Phillip HANCOCK   b. 15 Sep 1780, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 9 Aug 1832, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
8. 344. Samuel HANCOCK   b. 13 Aug 1784, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
9. 345. Salley HANCOCK   b. 15 Jul 1786, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 346. Jonathan HANCOCK   b. 10 Jul 1794, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 26 Apr 1795, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 347. Jason HILLS  
2. 348. Joseph HILLS  
3. 349. Molly HILLS  

1. 350. Rachel WARE   b. 12 Dec 1770, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. May 1833.
2. 351. Molly WARE   b. 13 Nov 1772, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 12 Oct 1800.
3. 352. Lewis WARE   b. 18 Sep 1774, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 4 Aug 1777, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. West Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 353. Waitstill WARE   b. 12 Apr 1777, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 12 Jul 1812.
5. 354. Timothy WARE   b. 30 Sep 1779, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 20 Dec 1822, ,Boston,Suffolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 355. Eunice WARE   b. 18 Jan 1782, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. ,Walpole,Cheshire County,New Hampshire.
7. 356. Olive WARE   b. 11 Nov 1785, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 31 May 1826.
8. 357. Abial WARE   b. 6 Dec 1787, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 12 Jan 1852.
9. 358. Eldad WARE   b. 29 May 1790, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 19 Jun 1790, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. West Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
10. 359. Avery Sprague WARE   b. 10 Jun 1792, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 31 Mar 1838, ,Otsego,Allegan County,Michigan.

1. 360. Elias WARE   b. 19 Feb 1782, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 24 Nov 1859, ,St. Louis,,Missouri.
2. 361. Preston WARE   b. 24 Sep 1783, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 15 Jun 1864, ,Medway,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 362. James WARE   b. 2 Nov 1785, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 19 Dec 1865, ,Medfield,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. ,Malden,Middlesex County,Massachusetts.
4. 363. Herman WARE   b. 20 Oct 1787, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 5 Dec 1787, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 364. Galen WARE   b. 20 Apr 1789, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 365. Ephraim Grover WARE   b. 25 Aug 1791, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 8 Nov 1862.
7. 366. Clarissa WARE   b. 17 Apr 1794, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 22 Sep 1856.
8. 367. Maria WARE   b. 23 Mar 1797, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 29 Mar 1879.
9. 368. Milton WARE   b. 28 May 1799, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 23 Dec 1829, ,New Orleans,Orleans Parish,Louisiana.
10. 369. Addison WARE   b. 29 Sep 1802, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 12 Oct 1872, ,Washington,,Dc.
11. 370. Deborah Ann WARE   b. 8 Mar 1805, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 17 Jan 1858.

1. 277. Enoch DAY   b. 6 Dec 1771.
2. 278. Eunice DAY   b. 1 Dec 1773; d. 11 May 1852.

1. 371. Rhoda WARE   b. 10 Jul 1780, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 3 Sep 1859, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 372. Elias WARE   b. 21 Feb 1782, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 6 Jun 1784, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 373. Samuel WARE   b. 26 Jun 1784, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 16 May 1861, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 374. Alfred WARE   b. 9 Jul 1786, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 11 Mar 1854, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 375. Nancy WARE   b. 1 Dec 1788, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 13 Jan 1855.
6. 376. Willard WARE   b. 27 May 1795, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. Abt 1875.

1. 377. Pliny WARE   b. 31 Dec 1776, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 9 Jul 1862, ,Montague,Franklin County,Massachusetts.
2. 378. Ariel WARE   b. 1778/1779, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. ,Wilmington,Windham County,Vermont.
3. 379. James WARE   b. 10 Mar 1781, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 380. Rufus WARE   b. 5 Jun 1783, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 381. Eunice WARE   b. 4 Apr 1785, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 382. Lydia WARE   b. 2 Jun 1787, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 383. Sarah WARE   b. 22 Mar 1789.
8. 384. Lucy WARE   b. 16 Mar 1792; d. 12 Jul 1876, ,Woburn,Middlesex County,Massachusetts; bur. ,West Brattleboro,Windham County,Vermont.
9. 385. Asaph WARE   b. 25 Feb 1794; d. 11 Apr 1879.
10. 386. Mercy WARE   b. 6 Jul 1797.
11. 387. Nancy WARE   b. 28 Oct 1801; d. 28 Feb 1881, ,Dover,Windham County,Vermont.

1. 388. Samuel WARE   b. 18 Mar 1809.

1. 389. Henry METCALF  
2. 390. Esther Ware METCALF   b. 9 Oct 1782, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 391. Lydia METCALF  
4. 392. Eunice METCALF  
5. 393. Pelatiah METCALF  

1. 394. Jutton WARE   b. 19 Nov 1785, ,Wilmington,Windham County,Vermont.

1. 395. Cynthia WARE   b. 4 Mar 1782, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 8 May 1860.
2. 396. Mercy WARE   b. 24 Aug 1784, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 17 Jan 1858.
3. 397. Nathan WARE   b. 24 Sep 1786, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 20 Mar 1852.
4. 398. Everett WARE   b. 24 Apr 1789, ,Whitefield,Lincoln County,Maine; d. 18 Aug 1865.
5. 399. Timothy WARE   b. 10 Oct 1791, ,Whitefield,Lincoln County,Maine.
6. 400. Hannah WARE   b. 26 Aug 1795, ,Whitefield,Lincoln County,Maine; d. 2 Oct 1865.
7. 401. Rufus WARE   b. 14 Jan 1797, ,Whitefield,Lincoln County,Maine; d. 20 Mar 1854.
8. 402. Sarah WARE   b. 9 Jun 1799, ,Whitefield,Lincoln County,Maine; d. 26 Nov 1879.

1. 403. Joseph WARE   b. 24 Feb 1788, ,Whitefield,Lincoln County,Maine; d. 21 Jun 1867.
2. 404. Obed WARE   b. 5 Oct 1789, ,Whitefield,Lincoln County,Maine; d. 3 Apr 1816.
3. 405. Benjamin WARE   b. 5 Jun 1794, ,Whitefield,Lincoln County,Maine; d. 6 Jun 1856.
4. 406. David WARE   b. 2 Jul 1796, ,Whitefield,Lincoln County,Maine; d. 26 Apr 1882.
5. 407. Jeremiah WARE   b. 16 Aug 1798, ,Whitefield,Lincoln County,Maine.

1. 408. Joseph WARE   b. 14 Mar 1794, ,West Medway,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 21 Mar 1868, ,North Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,North Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 409. Esther WARE   b. 24 Sep 1795, ,*West Medway,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 1 Feb 1833.
3. 410. Josiah Holbrook WARE   b. 17 Aug 1797, ,West Medway,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 16 May 1883, ,East Medway,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 411. Daniel Addison WARE   b. 27 Mar 1799, ,Medway,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 15 Mar 1868, ,Medway,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Sheldonville Cemetery,Sheldonville,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 412. Mary Edwards WARE   b. 18 Jan 1802, ,*Medway,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Jul 1821, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 413. Asa Blake WARE   b. 1 Mar 1810, ,*Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 10 Sep 1878; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 414. Lyman Park WARE   b. 12 May 1812, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 4 Mar 1869, ,Lowell,Middlesex County,Massachusetts.

1. 415. James WARE   b. 15 Jan 1808, ,Mansfield,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 20 Feb 1877, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 416. Joseph WARE   b. 14 Aug 1809, ,Mansfield,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 9 Feb 1877, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 417. Timothy WARE   b. 27 Aug 1811, ,Mansfield,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 30 Oct 1876.

1. 418. David WARE   b. 21 Sep 1816, ,Mansfield,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 21 Sep 1816, ,Mansfield,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
2. 419. George WARE   b. 24 Sep 1818, ,Mansfield,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 1 Feb 1898, Taunton Asylum,Taunton,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
3. 420. Elizabeth WARE   b. 20 Aug 1821, ,Mansfield,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 30 Apr 1822, ,Mansfield,Bristol County,Massachusetts.

1. 421. Sally WARE   b. 18 Jan 1804, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 422. Cyrus WARE   b. 12 May 1806, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 423. Charlotte WARE   b. 16 Jul 1808, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 13 Jun 1854.
4. 424. Hannah WARE   b. 29 Dec 1810, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 425. Thomas B. WARE   b. 31 May 1813, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 1897.

1. 426. Nancy HAWES   b. 25 Apr 1790, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 427. Julia HAWES   b. 6 Jul 1791, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 428. Daniel Braman HAWES   b. 29 Nov 1792, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 429. Amos Cheever HAWES   b. 24 Jun 1794, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 430. Amos CHEEVER   b. 20 Jan 1801, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 7 Feb 1880, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 431. Lewis CHEEVER   b. 26 Feb 1803, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 30 Aug 1872.
3. 432. Sarah CHEEVER   b. 31 Dec 1804, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 14 Apr 1842, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Sheldonville Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 433. Mary CHEEVER   b. 6 Sep 1807, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 7 Mar 1889.
5. 434. Julia CHEEVER   b. 11 Feb 1809, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 20 Nov 1878.
6. 435. Harvey CHEEVER   b. 2 Jul 1812, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 19 Oct 1836, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 436. Silas CHEEVER   b. 16 Jun 1794, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 16 Jun 1794, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Great Plain Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 437. Elias CHEEVER   b. 8 Jul 1795, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 9 Sep 1813, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 438. Clarissa CHEEVER   b. 27 May 1798, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 28 Mar 1831, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. West Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 439. Otis Guild CHEEVER   b. 1 Nov 1801, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 440. Eliza Guild CHEEVER   b. 19 Mar 1807, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 15 Feb 1859, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 441. Ferdinand METCALF   b. 22 Nov 1760, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 4 Oct 1777, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 442. William Pitt METCALF   b. 30 Jun 1774, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 443. Edene POND   b. 16 Jan 1780, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 444. Olive POND   b. 1 Feb 1782, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 445. Apollos POND   b. 26 Apr 1789, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 446. Clarinda WARE   b. 31 Dec 1778, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 8 Jul 1870.
2. 447. Elvira WARE   b. 3 Feb 1781, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 16 Aug 1786, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 448. Warren WARE   b. 15 Feb 1783, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 449. Harvey WARE   b. 25 Mar 1785, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 21 Jul 1786, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
5. 450. Alfred WARE   b. 30 Sep 1787, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 25 Jan 1826, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 451. Philander WARE   b. 12 Nov 1789, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 18 Nov 1844, ,Medfield,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 452. Susanna WARE   b. 29 Dec 1792, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 5 Mar 1833, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 453. Polly MANN  
2. 454. Seneca MANN   d. 14 Jul 1784, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 455. Esther MANN   d. 6 Aug 1784, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 456. ? MANN  
5. 457. Betsey MANN  

1. 458. Greenleaf WARE   b. 22 Aug 1783; d. 29 Sep 1802.
2. 459. Peggy WARE   b. 9 Dec 1784; d. ,,,Ohio.
3. 460. Polly WARE   b. 8 Jul 1787; d. 25 Feb 1875.
4. 461. Vinal WARE   b. 9 Jul 1789, ,Union,Knox County,Maine.
5. 462. Mela WARE   b. 1 Dec 1791; d. 3 Dec 1791.
6. 463. Chloe WARE   b. 5 Nov 1793; d. 23 May 1845.
7. 464. Susanna WARE   b. 19 Jun 1795; d. 2 Jan 1796.
8. 465. Jabez WARE   b. 3 Jul 1798, ,Union,Knox County,Maine; d. 4 Dec 1872, ,*Northport,Waldo County,Maine.

1. 466. Benjamin Pond WARE   b. 23 May 1787; d. 24 Jun 1816, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 467. Erastus WARE   b. 16 Oct 1788; d. 5 May 1865.
3. 468. Amos WARE   b. 28 Jun 1791, ,Paxton,Worcester County,Massachusetts; d. 14 Sep 1857, ,Paxton,Worcester County,Massachusetts.
4. 469. Horace WARE   b. 24 Oct 1793, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 10 Aug 1881, ,Salem,Essex County,Massachusetts.
5. 470. Harriet WARE   b. 12 Jul 1799; d. 26 Jun 1847.
6. 471. Mary WARE   b. 22 Jun 1802; d. 7 Aug 1860.
7. 472. Miranda WARE   b. 4 Apr 1804; d. 25 Mar 1875.
8. 473. Daniel WARE   b. 3 Mar 1806; d. 5 Jan 1811.

1. 474. Elvira METCALF   b. 20 Jul 1789, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 475. Amelia METCALF   b. 25 Jan 1792, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 476. Artemas METCALF   b. 16 Sep 1794, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 27 May 1797, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 477. Stephen BALLOU   b. 23 Mar 1778, ,Partridgefield,Berkshire County,Massachusetts; d. 29 Aug 1866.
2. 478. Michael Ware BALLOU   b. 12 Jan 1780, ,Partridgefield,Berkshire County,Massachusetts; d. 7 Jun 1865, ,Madrid,St. Lawrence County,New York.
3. 479. Chester BALLOU   b. 12 Mar 1781, ,Partridgefield,Berkshire County,Massachusetts; d. 12 Jul 1816.

1. 480. Lewis WARE   b. 25 Jan 1779, ,Cumberland,Providence County,Rhode Island; d. 1832, ,Keene,Cheshire County,New Hampshire; bur. ,Newfane Hill,Windham County,Vermont.

1. 481. Rewel WARE  
2. 482. Michael WARE  
3. 483. Zachariah WARE  
4. 484. Willard WARE   b. Abt 1800; d. Abt 1843.
5. 485. Jabez WARE  
6. 486. Polly WARE  
7. 487. Nancy WARE  
8. 488. ? WARE   d. CHILD.
9. 489. ? WARE   d. CHILD.
10. 490. ? WARE   d. CHILD.

1. 491. Enos WARE   b. Abt 1808; d. Aft 1898.
2. 492. Lucretia WARE   b. 1810/1811; d. 20 Jan 1844, ,Franklin,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 493. Palmer WARE  
4. 494. Daniel WARE  
5. 495. Louisa WARE  
6. 496. Betsy WARE  
7. 497. Rosina WARE  
8. 498. Lucy WARE  
9. 499. ? WARE   d. CHILD.
10. 500. ? WARE   d. CHILD.

1. 501. Adams WARE  
2. 502. Abijah WARE  
3. 503. Amasa WARE  
4. 504. Jerusha WARE  

1. 505. Mantu WARE  
2. 506. Margaret WARE  
3. 507. Molly WARE  

1. 508. Richard WARE   b. 31 May 1797, ,Buckland,Franklin County,Massachusetts; d. 22 Aug 1840.
2. 509. Leander WARE   b. Abt 1800; d. Abt 1884.
3. 510. Esther WARE   b. 15 Oct 1802; d. 25 May 1895.
4. 511. Amanda WARE   b. 4 Nov 1804.
5. 512. Huldah WARE   b. 14 Nov 1807, ,Buckland,Franklin County,Massachusetts; d. 18 Jul 1888.
6. 513. Sophronia WARE   b. 1 Jan 1809.
7. 514. Anne WARE   b. 25 Nov 1811; d. 1891.
8. 515. Franklin WARE   b. 10 Feb 1813; d. 8 Jun 1899.

1. 516. Olive FOSTER   c. 8 Sep 1751, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.

2/24/99 ROBERT FOSTER (1732 ?-1791) ELIZABETH ( d. aft 1791) 1732 Born 7Sept. or Oct. Attleboro, Ma (North Providence,RI) 1755 The Frenchsettlers or Acadians of Sackville were driven out of the Tantramarregion. This left thousands of acres to be resettled by the NewEnglanders. 1758 The Proclamation of The Council in Halifax of October12th appeared as an ad in Boston,New York, and Providence to promotesettlement of the now vacant lands. ÖConsists of 100 thousand acres ofinterval plough lands, cultivated for more than 100 years past and neverfail crops nor need manuring; also one hundred thousand acres cleared andstocked with English grass,planted with
orchards,vineyards etc. All these are situated about The Bay of Fundyupon rivers navigable for ships of burdenx 1759 The initial plan forthe settlement of the land vacated by the Acadians was drawn up. Itincluded 3 Townships of 100,000 acres each. Cumberland,Amherst, andSackville through which the Tantramar River flowed. 1760 By this timeNorthern Rhode Island was in an extensive socioeconomic upheaval. Theyears prior to the outbreak of the seven years War saw agriculture areasespecially Providence County change from agrarian to commercial. Themost arable farm land had been exhausted and the price of land in westernConnecticut was out of reach so
Nova Scotia became extremely attractive. This was all followed byextreme draughts in 1761/2 causing a severe depression in
Rhode Island. 1761 25 families arrived from R.I. and settled on vacatedFrench farms. Each family of six with 7 head of cattle
were to receive a grant of 750 acres. Also the list of subscribers forthe twp. of Sackville on the Tantramar River were represented byBenjamin Thurber,Cybrian Sterry, and Edmond Jenkes (son of Dr. JohnJenkes of Smithfield) from Providence and included: JOHN FOSTER, ROBERTFOSTER, James Foster and Asa Foster of Mass. 1762 Record shows that200 acres were cleared and 12,000 acres of marsh. I believe ROBERTFOSTER was among the early settlers probably the second group fromProvidence. At a meeting of the twp. of Sackville held on September 11that the home John Jenkes (Probably of Providence and related to EdmondJenkes,representative of the Providence Subscribers) both JOHN andROBERT FOSTER received their rights to #22 and #24 Westcock Villagealong with building lots. ROBERT lot on plot 11 and JOHN in lot 11 or111 which he shared with James Olney who received right #25. The landwas not actually granted until 1774. The Olney family came fromSmithfield,RI and were among first arrivals. William Olney arrived in1761 at age 36.
Brothers Abraham,Eleazer,and Coggshall also moved to Sackville. JamesOlney was probably an absentee owner along with JOHN
FOSTER. The Olney family received a total of 3,500 acres to make themone of largest land owners. Many members of this family returned toNorth Providence rather than stay at Sackville. 1763 This was the yearwhen the entire Baptist Church congregation from Swansea,Ma arrivedconsisting of 13 members and pastor Nathan Mason. By 1771 most of thesefamilies had returned to Mass. Also a large group from the Providencearea went to Sackville including Edmond Jenkes. Jonathan Eddy came fromNorton,Ma. 1765 The first actual grant of land was issued and prior tothis date the settlers had no real title to the land beyond orders incouncil. The grant was 32,250 acres.
The consideration was a quit rent of one shilling for 10 years for every50 acres. If no rent was paid for 3 years and no hardship found or ifgrantors sell same within 10 years the grant is then void. The twp. ofSackville consisted of 100,000 acres divided into three sections A,B,andC. The grant were divided into 200 shares of 500 acres each. A familyman received 1 share and a single man 1/2 share. Some did receive 1 1/2shares. ROBERT FOSTER shows up in a ÖTrue List of People actually livingin Sackvillex along with John and William
Olney. James Jenkes was only family member still in Sackville even thoughhis family was among the first settlers. 1767 This
was the first year of a detailed census. The population of Sackville was349 with 343 Americans. The average age was 32.8 years. ROBERT being 35at this time. Most of the early settlers heritage could be traced to aBaptist Heritage with an estimated 113 out of the 174 grantees includingJenkes,Olney and Eddy. Sackville was the 8th largest of the Yankeesettlements in N.S. William Allan father of Col. John Allan purchased asawmill in Cumberland for 20 lbs. 1768 Was living inSackville,Westmorland,NB. On 11 Jan 1768 ROBERT FOSTER and othersreceived 47,000 acres at Sackville.(part of NS till 1785) 1770 Wasliving in Sackville twp.,NS and was town clerk.
The Census shows ROBERT FOSTER as a Protestant, American with a wife 2boys and 1 girl under 18. The census also listed a John
and William Olney who may have been associated with JOHN FOSTER. Fromthe Olney family only John and William were still in N.S. Eight membersreceived grants and four were still their in 1765. Poor economicconditions drove many families back to New England. Between 1770-1774 181individuals left Sackville reducing the New England population by half.By By 1774 only 43 of the original 174 grantees remained in Sackville.This meant their were 179 Yankees left and it opened the door for theinflux of the English from Yorkshire. 1770-1772 He was listed as"Member of Legislative Assembly of Nova Scotia living in Sackville Twp.1770-1772; 1776-1782. Whether he was ever actually sworn into membershipand took his seat is doubtful. He was involved in the CumberlandRebellion of 1776,and fled to
Machias,Me 1772 The Township of Sackville elected for the first time arepresentative to the Assembly at Halifax,a schoolmaster
named Foster (either Asa or ROBERT) Probably Asa as a Mr. A Fosterappears at the proceedings of the legislature at Halifax in 1774. 1774On July 22nd ROBERT and John Foster(bro.b. Jan 18,1727) received 12,500acres at Sackville. On the same date ROBERT and Andrew Foster plusothers received 12,500 acres at Sackville. The third grant was dated 22July comprised 24 1/2 shares or right with each share equal to 500acres. ROBERT FOSTER received #22 and JOHN FOSTER 1/2 of #24 located atLetter C,Westcock Village. The terms were the same as the earlier grantsexcept rent was 1 farthing per acre and actual settlement had to be madewithin two years. Each share contained 500 acres. The Granters ofWestcock Village each received a 12 1/2 acre lot in Westcock marsh.There were a total
of 55 lots and each share received 7 acres of upland adjacent to thetown plat. Westcock Village was south of lower Mill Creek while WestcockHill was the original proposed site for Sackville and was only two milesby water from Ft. Cumberland. It had been the site of the AcadiansVillage of Veskak. The New Brunswick Land Index shows both grants ofJOHN and ROBERT FOSTER as ÖEscheatedx being lost to them probably dueROBERTS involvement in the Cumberland Rebellion. JOHN probably neverused his land and would be considered one of the ÖNew Englandspeculatorsx 1775 Both ROBERT FOSTER and John Olney were signers ofAnti-Militia protest in Sackville. 1776 Left for Mass (now Maine) OnSeptember 5th by order of the General Court of Mass at Boston Col. Eddyreceived ammunition and provisions. Ne then returned to N.S. and with ameager force of 80 men attacked Ft.Cumberland. After Jonathan EddyÙsdefeat at Ft. Cumberland the small force retreated to the St. JohnÙsRiver. Along the way they raided homes in Sackville for provisions.
The group included 59 local inhabitants that gave them assistanceincluding ROBERT FOSTER so they were forced to retreat first toMaugherville and then Machias,Me where ROBERT joined up with Col.Allen.The Council of the Privince offered rewards for the arest of the leadersof 200 lbs. for Jonathan Eddy and 100 lbs. for John Allan. It isinteresting to note that one property that was inadvertantly destroyedwhen they tried to burn Ft. Cumberland belonged to William Allen, fatherof ÖRebel John Allanx For many years William bitterly blamed his son andin his will he forgave him but still only left him 5 shillings. FromMachias a group of 28 went to Boston and asked
the General Court for assistance in organizing a second expeditionagainst Cumberland top help remove the families of rebel supporters fromCumberland to Mass. The Committee of The General Court recommended Eddybe granted a Colonels commission. The petition was then referred to theCongress of the U.S. The Congress voted $200 for expenses and referredthe matter back to Mass. 1777 On March 13th John Allen petitioned theGeneral Court of Mass re N.S. and they recommended that a sufficientforce be sent to N.S. to ensure security for the inhabitants in thepossession of their estates. This recommendation was never carried out.On May 13th ROBERT FOSTER
of Cumberland presented a petition to Congress asking for considerationof the plight of the inhabitants of Cumberland and Sunbury counties whowere suffering because of their support of the ÖAmerican Causex, and thatthose who desired to Ömove to a place of greater safety be assisted insuch removal of their families and effects. The Council was nextauthorized to raise a force of 600 men as long as it did not interferewith the raising of their quota of troops for the Continental Armyx1777-1781 ROBERT FOSTER Quartermaster on payroll
starting 31 July 1778 discharged 1 Dec. 1778 served under Col. JohnAllen at Machias 1 Dec. 1778 to 1 June 1779. He was on pay
accounts 4 July 1777 to 1 June 1779 and 1 June 1779 to 1 Dec. 1779.Assistant to Deputy Quartermaster General Machias,5 May 1780 to 31 Jan17781. 1785 A ROBERT FOSTER received a grant of 500 acres from Congressat Eddington,Me along with Jonathan Eddy and others. Col. Eddy living inSharon,Ma. made a list of those who left Nova Scotia in 1776 whichincluded ROBERT FOSTER of Mass, now living near Cherryfield. This sameyear he made application to Congress for relief for the refugees fromN.S. On June 14th the General Court of Mass. past a resolve giving landto some of the refugees. The land was from unimproved state land east ofthe Penobscot River in the County of Lincoln. The total amount of landset aside was 9,360 acres among 20 refugees. Jonathan Eddy received1,500 acres and ROBERT FOSTER was granted 500 acres (29 June, Chap. 80,State of Mass.) Jonathan EddyÙs grant was the largest and ROBERTÙS ranked5th which leads me to believe that he played a major role in theCumberland Rebellion. The grant called for each grantee to
erect a dweeling house and clear 1/50 of the land within two years. Oneof the major problems was access which Col. Eddy kept
fighting on behalf of the grantees. The House of Representatives passeda New Post Office Bill on March 13th 1800 which extented the Post roadfrom Bucktown to Eddytown. 1786 At this time many of the R.I. settlersof Sackville had left as they sided with the Revolutionary forces in1776. Their land had been resettled by English mostly from Yorkshire. Anumber of the new settlers felt the land was inferior and complained tothe Government in Halifax. The Sackville Town Records reveal that muchof the land was being cared for by attorneys and some relatives. BothROBERT and JOHNÙS land was being cared for by their attorney Wm.Comforth. Part of ROBERTÙs
land having been sold to Simon Baisley. 1790 Census for Plantation Westof Machias #4 (Steuben) listed ROBERT as a resident. 1791 Died inWashington Cty #4 (Steuben),Maine as will was entered for administration24 May 1791. His oldest son John was administrator ROBERT'S real estatewas liquidated to pay his debts. Estate papers mention 500 acres inEddington,Maine which was granted to ROBERT late of New Brunswick alsoJonathan Eddy JP for Hancock County is also mentioned in regard to theEddington land. He was a leader of the Cumberland Rebellion in whichROBERT was involved and caused him to leave New Brunswick. 1792 Theclaims for the
estate were published in the Portland Gazette (1791) and the claimhearing was before ALEXANDER CAMPBELL (JP) on 8 Jan 1792.
Among other claims were 23 lbs 13 she owed and John Foster, his son 3lbs 17 shs for funeral expense. On 24 May John was
appointed adm to replace Elizabeth (Vol 1,pg 305) One of creditors ofROBERT FOSTERÙs estate was Issac Patten of Billerica,Ma. who was fatherof William Patten married to dau of ROBERT, Ruth Foster. James Campbellbrother of ROBERTÙs two daughter-in-laws Polly Campbell & MargeretCampbell was appointed by the Court to take inventory. ( Vol 2,pg 29)From examination of his debt his connection with Col. Allen furthered asin 1778 he charged rum to his account for Col. Allen and in 1780 elevenyards of topsoil for Col. Allen. These
debts were to Stephen Jones and also show that ROBERT must have been infarming as these entries show up: 1780 April 1 1/2 day
2 yoke Oxen along with 2 qts of wine. 1781 More days of yoke oxen alongwith a days work of my man Benny plus wool,molasses,wine and a yearsinterest. Sources: IGI pgs 378-38 Pierce Report Sept. 1989 NarragansettHist. Register Vol VII.,1889 N0.2,pg 90-113 Maine Hist. Mag. Vol IX.Bangor,Me Apr,May,June 1894. #4,5,6. ÖRebels in Nova Scotia during theRevolutionary War.x pgs 62-70 R.I. Genealogical Register Vol 3,#2 Oct.190 Öthey left R.I. Part 13. Settlers to Nova Scotia by Thaire Adamsonpgs. 145-148 Planters and Pioneers by Esther Clark Wright 1978 pgs115-116 Foster Genealogy "Reginald Foster" by WB Conkey pgs 58,94 "FosterLand Grants in Nova Scotia 1707-1785 Directory of Members of LegislativeAssembly of Nova Scotia. 1758-1958 by C Bruce Fergusson Published byArchives of NS 1958 Halifax. VR Attleborough,Ma to 1849,Essex Institute1934 Hist of Sackville,NB by Dr. W.C. Miner 1894 (Reprint 1934)
Tribune Pub.,Sackville,NB Snowdon,Graduate Thesis ÖPolitics and LandSettlement in Sackville 1769-1800; 1974 at Mt Allison University,Sackvill,N.B. Sackville Twp. Records 1748-1883 Micro 5331,Mt AllisonUniversity Lib.,Sackville,N.B. pgs 6,89,90,74 & 61. Province of N.B.Crown Land Grant Index pg 297-8 Ref A-119;PANB,Fredricktown. Douglas B.Ayer typed report 15 July 1968 located at My Allison UniversityLib.,Sackville,N.B. Sackville Manuscripts MG 100 Vol 216,42-426 PANS AHistory of Ft. Lawrence Times,Tides and Towns by GladyÙs Trenholm 1985PANS,Mss Vol 222 pg 27 ÖA True List of People on The Spot,Sackville,Feb18,1765

1. 517. Hannah FOSTER   b. 28 Jun 1763, Westmorland, Sackville, Nb.
2. 518. John FOSTER   b. 8 Mar 1765, Westmorland, Sackville, Nb; d. 7 Feb 1803, Steuben, Me.
3. 519. James FOSTER   b. 13 Mar 1767, Westmorland, Sackville, Nb; d. 10 Aug 1849, Augusta, Maine.
4. 520. Susanna FOSTER   b. 8 May 1769, Westmorland, Sackville, Nb.
5. 521. Mercy FOSTER   b. 2 Jun 1770, Westmorland, Sackville, Nb.
6. 522. Robert Foster JR.   b. 19 Dec 1772, Westmorland, Sackville, Nb; d. 24 Apr 1854, Steuben, Me.
7. 523. Ruth FOSTER   b. 10 Jan 1775, Westmorland, Sackville, Nb.

1. 524. Nancy PECK   b. 25 Nov 1759.
2. 525. Oliver PECK   b. 22 Nov 1761.
3. 526. Joseph PECK   b. 13 Nov 1763.
4. 527. Foster PECK   b. 20 Dec 1765.
5. 528. Amos PECK   b. 16 May 1768.
6. 529. Ira PECK   b. 15 Oct 1771.
7. 530. Lewis PECK   b. 17 Dec 1773.
8. 531. Eli PECK   b. 23 Jan 1776.
9. 532. Polly PECK   b. 23 Jan 1778.

1. 533. Ebenezer FOSTER   b. 25 Sep 1766, Rumbouts,, New York.
2. 534. Richard FOSTER  
3. 535. Mary FOSTER  
4. 536. Desire FOSTER  
5. 537. Mercy FOSTER  
6. 538. John White FOSTER  
7. 539. Eliphalet FOSTER  
8. 540. William FOSTER  
9. 541. Benjamin FOSTER  
10. 542. Michael FOSTER  
11. 543. Asenath FOSTER  

1. 544. Esther WALKER   b. 27 Oct 1764, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts; d. 24 Aug 1807.
2. 545. Walter WALKER   b. 16 Nov 1766, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts; d. 25 Jul 1846, ,Clarendon,Rutland County,Vermont.
3. 546. Relief WALKER   b. 25 Jun 1769, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts; d. 18 Nov 1848, ,Central Village,Windham County,Connecticut.
4. 547. Nancy WALKER   b. 19 Jul 1771, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts; d. Abt 1850.
5. 548. Pamela Andrews WALKER   b. 22 Nov 1773, Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts; d. 1 Mar 1844, ,*Providence, Providence, Rhode Island.

Source of Randall details: Wiliam R. Randall
Web Page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~randall

1786, June 5: Susannah, daughter of Benjamin and Mary Carr and Ichabod Foster were married by Job Spencer at West Greenwich (Kent) Rhode Island [Research of Julia Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]1790, September 2: Gideon Walker, Nathaniel Munger, Jesse Walker, John Beach, Benjamin Foster, Wm. Foster, Elisabeth Beach added by Baptism. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]1790, September 26: Sarah Stone, Ichabod Foster, Josiah Stone, Levi Walker, John Foster, added by baptism. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]1792: Members included Ichabod, John, Susannah, Benjamin, William and Abigail Foster; also Josiah and Sarah Stone; Rachel, Gideon, Otis, Jesse and Levi Walker; Rachel, Elizabeth, John and Deliverance Beach; Widow Washburn (who could be Jerusha Foster); Ezra Allen. The women were not among those either dismissed or excluded (except Rachel Beach was dismissed) [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]1792: "Several complaints were made against various members who were stometimes throuwn out of the church for misdemeanors which as lying, use of unseemly language. Too stringent rules did not suit some of the members, for nineteen were soon to withdraw. These united with seventeen others who had "previously erased their travel with the church", and organized themselves into a separate body. They resolved their differences and joined together six years later. But a few years after the 1798 union the two bodies became once more beset with trials and difficulties. which resulted in some members being excluded from the church." Listed when the December 6, 1798 union was signed the following were lied as Dismissed: Joseph Needham, Ezra Allen, Josiah Stone, Rachel, Rachel Beach, Sarah Stone; those excluded included: Abner Ames, ICHABOD FOSTER and JOHN FOSTER. Those staying were Benjamin, William, Susannah and Abigail Foster (must have been a bit of a family feud).[Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]1799, November 31: Brother Benjamin Foster exhibited a complaint to the Church against Brother Ebenezer Flagg for recording, or falling from a contract concerning a piece of land. A committee was set up to examine the complaint. 1800, March 1: The committee report was accepted by the Church (but didn't say what it was) [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]1800, April 5: Benjamin Foster and Brother Brown a committee to visit brother John Foster and make report. John attended the next meeting and "manifested some difficulty with the Church for receiving Thomas Gregory to their fellowship over objection." [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]1800, November 1: Received Rebecca Foster. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]1801, April 25: Brother Foster's objections against brother Gregory and deliberated largely on John Foster's objection, found nothing proved against brother Gregory. They proceeded to withdraw fellowship from brother John Foster for neglecting to walk with the church. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]1804, September 1: Heard complaint from Benjamin Foster against brother Moses Munger, viz. After he had entered into covenant or agreement, then receded there from to the damage of the said Benjamin. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]1804, September 5: Took up complaint and the church voted unanimously that Bro Foster had supported his complaint against bro Most Munger. After which bro Munger came forward and made some recantation in the before mentioned matter against him. The church withdrew the hand of fellowship. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]1804, October 5: Brother Benjamin Foster came forward before the church and confessed he had done wrong in withdrawing from the church in the manner in which he did. He was forgiven and took his place in the church. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]1805, December 14: Membership list: no Fosters, Beaches, Stones, Walkers or Allens. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]The Whiting Baptist church was constituted of members of the church in Orwell--origins to Ephraim Sawyer and Henry Chamberlain, "who carried their Bibles with them to their work as constantly as they did their axes, read and chopped alternately, and spent time in meditation and prayer as far as practicable. Church recognized February 25, 1799 with ten members, among them were Ezra Allen, Josiah Stone, Sarah Stone, Rachel Beach., Jesse Walker, Otis Walker. First Pastor was David Rathbun on October 4, 1799 the church voted to bear Elder Rathbun's extra expense for liquor for himself and family, and to have it averaged on the members of the church. What other provision was made for the supply of his needs and comfort we do not know. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]The Baptist church in Middletown was formed in 1784. It is one of the oldest baptist churches in the State, if not the oldest (Frisbie p. 96). From about 1790 to 1802 it was a large church and embraced in its communion members residing in Wells, Poultney, Tinmouth and Ira. Among the first members was Ephraim Foster (no relative that I am aware of). Rev. Sylvanus Haynes of Provincetown, Massachusetts was ordained pastor on August 30, 1790, and remained in office 27 years. He married Albro and Rispah at Ichabod's home. The Baptist Society bought a piece of land for him of Captain Joseph Spaulding, and Mr. Haynes commenced living on it in a log home. Baptist meeting house was built in 1806. He left in 1817 and went to western New York. He was a man of fair education and abilities. But from some investigation I have made during the last few months, I should be inclined to put a higher estimate upon his abilities, than the impressions I had received from the old people here would permit me to do. I find he was the author of several religious works, which at the time gave him a good reputation as a writer in his denomination. He preached the election sermon before the legislature of Vermont in October, 1809. The sermon was printed by a vote of the legislature. (Frisbie pp. 98-99)."The History of Middletown, Vermont, in Three Discourses, Delivered Before the Citizens of That Town, February 7 and 21, and March 30, 1867" by the Honorable Barnes Frisbie;pp. 98-9; Poultney, Vermont. published by Middletown Springs Historical Society at the request of the citizens of Middletown, Vermont; 1867 1975. Note: My primary interest is in locating the land and grave site of my great, great, great grandfather, Ichabod Foster, born 1740 in Attleboro, Massachusetts, resided in Clarendon, Vermont (1770-1784, Whiting, Vermont (1784-1805), Middletown Springs, Vermont (1805-1811). According to his diary dated October 24, 1811 "We left with our family and effects for the Holland Purchase in York State." He kept a detailed diary which I have for the years 1785-1813. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]In the second volume he lists the route his family took and the families they stayed with from Middletown Springs, Vermont to Willink. What follows are the stops during the five week trip: Poultney, Vermont, Hartford, New York, Argyle Force, Saratoga, Saratoga Springs, Northern Galway, Johnstown, Bingham Herkimer, Schuyler, Whitestown), Vernon, Onondaga, Marcellus, Brutus, Fabius , Seneca, Gorham, Lima, Caledonia, Batavia, Clarence, Buffalo and Willink. November 28, 1811: "B. C. Foster (Benjamin Carr) where we arrived in the afternoon through the Divine goodness which completed a journey of 5 weeks". During most of the trip it either rained or snowed. It appears that this follows closely the route of the Great Genesee Road. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]"Benjamin Foster Diary"The Foster family settled on lot fifty-one, township seven, range six and was the first on that lot. The log house was located on the "old Amos Stanbro place". Benjamin and John Foster, who built a house next to his brother's, were children of Ichabod and Susannah Carr Foster. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]"History of the Original Town of Concord, Being the Present Towns of Concord, Collins and SardiniaErie County, New York"; by Erasmus Briggs; p. 32; Union and Advertiser Company's Print; Rochester, New York; 1883 (974.702 C74B, PT.1 ACPL)June 28, 1812: "we heard of wars being declared against great Britain"July 31, 1812: "alarm of the declaration of war between the United States and great Britain".August, 30, 1812: "This morning I saw a hand bill that gave an account of General Fuller conduct at the surrender of Detroit and the surrender of his command."September 14, 1812" The British cross the Lake and plunder on Eighteen Mile Creek and cloded wagon . . "October 12, 1812: "Heard the cannon in Buffalow".October 16, 1812: "in the morning we heard of the defeat of our troops in Canada".November 28, 1812: "We heard the cannons all day." His diary has one page per month with weather, crop, livestock information, and notes the activities, visits, births and deaths of family members and friends. December 18, 1812:-"In the night Samuel was taken poorly." (he died on the 27th) Ichabod finished Suzanna's shoesDecember 19, 1812: He was a farmer and a cobbler; making his family's shoes for generations. His last entries just said "snow". [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher] "Ichabod Foster's Diary" "As a rule, the pioneers of the Holland Purchase were men of splendid physique, intelligent, self-reliant and possessed great strength, courage and endurance, which stood them well in hand in the herculean task they had in rescuing this fair domain from a savage state. They came of noble race and could trace their lineage back to the pilgrims who landed on Plymouth Rock, through the bloody times that tried men's souls during the dark days of the Revolution . . . They had left the homes and scenes of their childhood and bid good-bye to early associates and friends, turned their faces toward the setting sun, and with their wives and little ones had started forth on their long and weary journey towards their future homes . . . When they at last arrived at their destination, within the dense forests of the Holland Purchase, hundreds of miles away from any city or large village, and without post offices or mails to aid them in communicating with their Eastern friends, they selected lands and built their log cabins, without lumber or nails, and entered upon a new mode of life." [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]"History of the Original Town of Concord, Being the Present Towns of Concord, Collins and SardiniaErie County, New York"; by Erasmus Briggs; p. 100; Union and Advertiser Company's Print; Rochester, New York; 1883 (974.702 C74B, PT.1 ACPL)"And if the sons inherited the wisdom, courage and valor of the sires, what shall be said of the daughters? Endowed with the spirit and fortitude of the Spartan mothers, who, in times of extremity, became truly heroic; still possessing the gentleness, tender solicitude and undying love, that has ever distinguished the sure woman from the sterner sex. They cheerfully shared all the toils, trials and dangers, incident to that period, and they were the guardian angels that watched over the pioneer's log cabin, ministering to him and his in sickness and caring for their comforts in health." [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]"History of the Original Town of Concord, Being the Present Towns of Concord, Collins and SardiniaErie County, New York"; by Erasmus Briggs; p. 101; Union and Advertiser Company's Print; Rochester, New York; 1883 (974.702 C74B, PT.1 ACPL)The last four tracts described in the conveyances of the land purchased of Massachusetts, by Robert Morris, were conveyed by him by four separate deeds. These tracts were purchased with the fund of certain gentlemen in Holland is 1773, and held in trust by the several grantees for their benefit, as they, being aliens, could not purchase and hold real estate in their own names, according to the then existing laws of the State. The Holland Company and the lands conveyed by those deed the Holland Purchase. The Dutch proprietors were Wilhem Willink, Jan Willink, Wilhem Willink the younger, and Jan Willink the younger. [Research of Julie Foster Van Camp, Foster family researcher]"History of the Original Town of Concord, Being the Present Towns of Concord, Collins and SardiniaErie County, New York"; by Erasmus Briggs; p. 32; Union and Advertiser Company's Print; Rochester, New York; 1883 (974.702 C74B, PT.1 ACPL)"The Carr Book; sketches of the lives of many of the descendants of Robert and Caleb Carr, whose arrival on this continent in 1635 began the American story of our family"; by Arthur Adkins Carr; published by the author; Ticonderoga, New York; 1947 (929.2 C23C ACPL)Ichabod's writings reveal an educated, observant, disciplined man who recorded facts but ignored feelings. He was a risk-taker in the wilderness who keenly observed his natural surroundings. He wasmy kind of person. If he were here today, I'm confident he would join me in my treks in the Yukon Territory and in my expeditions in the Himalayan mountains. He showed me that Fosters traveled on the edge centuries even before I was born. It is in our genes.Ichabod was seventy-one in 1811 when his last land deed was registered in Vermont. I don't know where he died or if a gravestone rests somewhere with his name on it, but tracing my family has linked me in universal space and time to a pioneer I never met but now know so well. He solved a mystery for me, too. In his diary, Ichabod wrote that in the early hours of the morning his son, Albro, was born. The date was October 16, 1785. "Ichabod's Diary: A Window to His World"; by Julie Foster Van Camp from "Ancestry Magazine"; XVIII:2:82; March/April, 2000 (Randall Archives)"Albro & Ichabod: Was There a Connection?" from the "Ancestry Magazine"; XVII:4; August, 1994 (Randall Archives)"Ichabod's Diary, A Window to His World" from the "Ancestry Magazine"; XVIII:2; March/April, 2000 (Randall Archives)

1. 549. Albro FOSTER   b. 16 Oct 1785, Whiting (Addison) Vermont; d. 15 May 1874, North Eaton (Lorain) Ohio; bur. Butternut Ridge Cemetery in Ridgeville, Ohio.

1. 550. Michael SWEET   b. 4 Jul 1762, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 6 Mar 1824, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; bur. Old Kirk Yard Cemetery,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
2. 551. Rachel SWEET   b. 18 Apr 1764, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 15 Dec 1799, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
3. 552. Rebecca SWEET   b. 10 Jan 1767, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
4. 553. Oliver SWEET   b. 25 Sep 1769, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
5. 554. Ezra SWEET   b. 16 Jul 1771, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 26 Sep 1778, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; bur. Old Kirk Yard Cemetery,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
6. 555. Anne SWEET   b. 18 Mar 1773, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 26 Sep 1778, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; bur. Old Kirk Yard Cemetery,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
7. 556. David SWEET   b. 9 May 1774, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; d. 29 Sep 1778, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts; bur. Old Kirk Yard Cemetery,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.
8. 557. Lydia SWEET   b. 27 Nov 1777, ,Attleboro,Bristol County,Massachusetts.

Whitefield was a Revolutionary War veteran, buried in the Marsh farm

1. 558. George Whitefield FOSTER   b. 8 Nov 1770, Coventry, Kent County, Rhode Island.
2. 559. Lydia FOSTER   b. 27 Nov 1773, Clarendon, Rutland County, Vermont.
3. 560. Asa FOSTER   b. 29 Jan 1777, Clarenden, Rutland County, Vermont.
4. 561. Abigail FOSTER   b. 27 Jan 1779, Clarenden, Rutland County, Vermont.

1. 562. Betsey FOSTER   b. 9 Nov 1782, Ira, Rutland, Vermont; d. 9 Jun 1859, Chautauqua County, New York.
2. 563. Salmon FOSTER   b. 29 Jul 1783, Clarenden, Rutland, Vermont; d. 28 Aug 1821, Whiting, Addison, Vermont.
3. 564. Hannah FOSTER   b. 24 Aug 1785, Clarenden, Rutland, Vermont.
4. 565. Benjamin Stewart FOSTER   b. 24 Aug 1787, Clarenden, Rutland, Vermont.
5. 566. Mary FOSTER   b. 27 Jan 1790, Clarenden, Rutland, Vermont.
6. 567. Clarissa FOSTER   b. 26 Jun 1792, Clarenden, Rutland, Vermont.
7. 568. Sarah "Sallie" FOSTER   b. 23 Jun 1794, Clarenden, Rutland, Vermont.
8. 569. Joseph Willis FOSTER   b. 20 Jul 1796, Clarenden, Rutland, Vermont.
9. 570. Warren FOSTER   b. 20 Nov 1800, Clarenden, Rutland, Vermont; d. 2 Dec 1886, elRoy, Juneau, Wisconsin; bur. 4 Dec 1886, Evansville, Rock, Wisconsin.
10. 571. Sophia FOSTER   b. 17 Apr 1803; d. 16 Jan 1878.
11. 572. Oren FOSTER   b. 27 Jun 1806.

1. 573. Jonathan PENDLETON   b. 19 Sep 1769, Westerly, Kings, Rhode Island.
2. 574. Nancy PENDLETON   b. 22 Jul 1773, Westerly,Kings Co.,Rhode Island.
3. 575. Acors PENDLETON   b. 28 Jul 1773, Westerly,Kings Co.,Rhode Island; d. 16 Dec 1790.
4. 576. William PENDLETON   b. 23 Jul 1775, Westerly,Kings Co.,Rhode Island; d. 5 Jun 1796, the sea,lost.
5. 577. Isaac PENDLETON   b. 22 Nov 1777, Westerly,Kings Co.,Rhode Island; d. 1804, the Island of Tongotalboo in the Pacific Ocean. He was massacred with his boat's crew by the savages.
6. 578. Otis PENDLETON   b. 7 Mar 1780, Westerly,Kings Co.,Rhode Island.
7. 579. Gilbert PENDLETON   b. 7 Sep 1782, Westerly,Kings Co.,Rhode Island.
8. 580. Harris PENDLETON   b. 17 Nov 1786, Westerly,Kings Co.,Rhode Island.

1. 581. Abel LARKIN   b. 14 Jun 1771, Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island; d. 13 Apr 1864, Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island.
2. 582. Sarah "Sally" LARKIN   b. Jul 1772; d. 1860, Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island.
3. 583. Jonathan LARKIN   b. 12 Jan 1775, Westerly,, Rhode Island; d. 1847, Madison, Dane Co., Wisconsin.
4. 584. Anna LARKIN   b. 24 Feb 1778; d. 1819.
5. 585. Daniel LARKIN   b. 26 Dec 1781, Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island; d. 14 Sep 1864, Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island.
6. 586. John LARKIN   b. 1 Dec 1784.

BIOGRAPHY:
EARLY LANDHOLDERS OF WATCH HILL, by Peck, page 14, he married 2nd Sarah Billings.
Jonathan-2 left 1/4 of his land to each son. Thomas received Nap of Trees, also 3/4 of land and 1/2 of the house of his grandfather, Jonathan Foster, bought of Oliver Stewart.
THEY OWNED WATCH HILL
Michael and Denison received the land east of Bay Street and the remaining quarter of the Stewart land and the other half of the house.
Michael and Dennison sold their share to their uncle George Foster in 1798.
Michael lived in North Stonington for a while and then moved to Ohio.
In 1798 Thomas sold his land to Silas Babcock.
In 1806 George Foster sold 4 acres to the Supt. of Light House Services, USA for the pruposes of erecting a lighthouse.

136. Sarah MAIN (Thomas , Thomas , Jeremiah , Ezekiel ) was born 19 Aug 1745 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. Sarah married Jonathan FOSTER Jr., son of Jonathan FOSTER and Anna JENCKES. Jonathan was born 1745.

They had the following children:
392 M i Jonathan FOSTER 3rd.
393 M ii Thomas FOSTER.

Jonathan married Sarah Billings (2nd). They had the following children.
394 M iii Michael FOSTER.
395 M iv Dennison FOSTER.

1. 587. Jonathan FOSTER, III   b. Abt 1770, Watch Hill,, Rhode Island; d. Aft 1840, of Pennsylvania.
2. 588. Thomas FOSTER   b. Abt 1775.

1. 589. Dennison B. FOSTER   b. Abt 1777.
2. 590. Michael B. FOSTER, @   b. 1778, Watch Hill,, Rhode Island; d. Aug 1824, Brooklyn Village, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.

BIOGRAPHY: A watchtower and a simple beacon were first established at Watch Hill by the Rhode Island colonial government around 1745, giving the area its name, and earlier the point may have been used as a lookout by the Narragansett Indians. The watchtower and beacon were destroyed in a 1781 storm. Discussion of a lighthouse to mark the eastern entrance to Fishers Island Sound, and to warn mariners of a dangerous reef southwest of Watch Hill, began in 1793.

BIOGRAPHY: An act to build the lighthouse was signed in 1806 by President Thomas Jefferson. The government purchased four acres of land for $500 from George and Thankful Foster, and the lighthouse, Rhode Island's second after Beavertail, was erected in 1807.

BIOGRAPHY: There are Revolutionary War records for a George Foster of Westerly, Rhode Island. He was 82 in 1833. As a Private in the war, he served as a guard and quartered at Jonathan Foster's home. Watch Hill is also mentioned as the site of an encounter with British ships. No wife is listed on his paperwork.

1. 591. Hannah FOSTER   b. 17 Nov 1786, Winthrop, Kennebec, Maine.

1. 592. Micajah DUDLEY   b. 26 Oct 1786, ,Winthrop,Kennebec County,Maine; d. Mar 1837, ,China,Kennebec County,Maine.

1. 593. Joshua GAMAGE   b. 1766, Gloucester, Essex, Ma; c. 2 Feb 1766, Gloucester, Essex, Ma; d. 18 Apr 1838, Bristol, Lincoln, Maine.
2. 594. Nathaniel GAMAGE   b. 1 Dec 1771, Cambridge, Middlesex, Ma; d. 16 Jan 1840.

1. 595. Sarah FOSTER   b. 1781, Bristol, Lincoln, Maine; d. 26 Nov 1847.
2. 596. Alexander Robinson FOSTER   b. 25 Jun 1792, Bristol, Lincoln, Maine; d. 10 Sep 1864, Bristol, Lincoln, Maine.

1. 597. Julia Joyse KENNEDY   b. Jul 1775, Edgecomb, Lincoln, Maine; d. 21 Nov 1863, Boothbay, Lincoln, Maine.
2. 598. Thomas KENNEY   b. Abt 1778, Boothbay, Lincoln, Maine.
3. 599. Josiah KENNEY   b. 1779, Boothbay, Lincoln, Maine.

1. 600. Stella WARE   b. 2 Aug 1784, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont.

1. 601. Melatiah WARE   b. 20 Aug 1786, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont; d. 12 Oct 1829.
2. 602. Nancy WARE   b. 2 Sep 1788, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont; d. 4 Apr 1863.
3. 603. Frederick Hoffman WARE   b. 4 Dec 1790, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont; d. 25 Jan 1878, ,*Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont.
4. 604. Horace WARE   b. 22 Jan 1793, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont; d. 1 Aug 1881.
5. 605. Mary WARE   b. 4 Feb 1795, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont; d. 22 Dec 1889, ,Afton,Washington County,Minnesota.
6. 606. Charles Pinckney WARE   b. 10 Jan 1798, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont; d. 19 Dec 1811.
7. 607. Betsey WARE   b. 24 Oct 1799, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont; d. 28 Dec 1811.
8. 608. Leonard WARE   b. 16 Jul 1801, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont; d. 14 Jan 1888, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont.
9. 609. Thomas WARE   b. 7 Aug 1803, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont; d. 1826.
10. 610. Lucy Manning WARE   b. 30 Oct 1805, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont; d. 13 Feb 1812.
11. 611. Charles Pinckney WARE   b. 19 Dec 1811, ,Pomfret,Windsor County,Vermont.

1. 612. Paul WARE   b. 13 Nov 1791, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 613. Hannah WARE   b. 15 Jun 1793, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 21 Aug 1795, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; bur. Wrentham Center Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 614. Patty WARE   b. 9 Apr 1795, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 2 Sep 1797, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 615. Jonathan WARE   b. 8 Mar 1797; d. 6 Jun 1877.
5. 616. Harriet WARE   b. 5 Jan 1799, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 14 Feb 1888, ,Dorchester,Suffolk County,Massachusetts; bur. North Wrentham Cemetery,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 617. Susan WARE   b. 9 Apr 1801.
7. 618. Melatiah WARE   b. 14 Sep 1803, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.
8. 619. Leonard WARE   b. 1 Sep 1805, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 27 Nov 1888, ,Dorchester,Suffolk County,Massachusetts.
9. 620. Thomas WARE   b. Feb 1808.
10. 621. Eleanor WARE   b. 12 Dec 1810; d. 6 May 1891.
11. 622. Charlotte WARE   b. 16 Sep 1814, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts; d. 24 Sep 1814, ,Wrentham,Norfolk County,Massachusetts.

1. 623. Jonathan WARE   b. 20 Mar 1796; d. 28 Feb 1813.
2. 624. John WARE   b. 18 Jan 1798; d. 3 Mar 1825.
3. 625. Mary Betsey WARE   b. 13 Sep 1800; d. 3 Jan 1849.
4. 626. Camilla WARE   b. 28 Nov 1804; d. 10 Aug 1871.
5. 627. Eleanor WARE   b. 12 Nov 1807; d. 2 Dec 1807.

1. 628. Gardner Wheeler WARE   b. 23 Aug 1806, ,Montpelier,Washington County,Vermont.
2. 629. Patty Melatiah WARE   b. 28 Jan 1809, ,Montpelier,Washington County,Vermont.
3. 630. Cyrus Leonard WARE   b. 21 Aug 1811, ,Montpelier,Washington County,Vermont.
4. 631. Henry WARE   b. 7 Oct 1815, ,Montpelier,Washington County,Vermont; d. 25 Aug 1885, ,Cincinnati,Hamilton County,Ohio.
5. 632. George WARE   b. 9 Feb 1818, ,Montpelier,Washington County,Vermont.
6. 633. Mary WARE   b. 23 Mar 1825, ,Montpelier,Washington County,Vermont.
7. 634. Louisa WARE   b. 13 Oct 1829, ,Montpelier,Washington County,Vermont.

1. 635. Samuel FORREST   b. 27 Aug 1788.
2. 636. Charlotte FORREST   b. 23 Dec 1790.
3. 637. Amos FORREST   b. 14 Mar 1793.
4. 638. Fanny FORREST   b. 19 Feb 1796.
5. 639. Martin Clair FORREST   b. 12 Sep 1799.
6. 640. Betsey FORREST   b. 23 Apr 1801.
7. 641. Laura FORREST   b. 6 Apr 1804.

1. 642. ? PETTEE   b. 20 Feb 1787; d. 20 Feb 1787.
2. 643. Hannah PETTEE   b. 18 Jun 1788.
3. 644. Tyler PETTEE   b. 31 Aug 1790.
4. 645. Chloe PETTEE   b. 20 Feb 1793.
5. 646. Daniel PETTEE   b. 8 May 1795.
6. 647. Lewis PETTEE   b. 24 Nov 1797.
7. 648. Harriet PETTEE   b. 9 May 1802; d. 10 May 1802.
8. 649. Esther PETTEE   b. 24 Apr 1803; d. Aug 1805.
9. 650. Addison PETTEE   b. 20 Jul 1804; d. 1804.
10. 651. Annet PETTEE   b. 28 Feb 1806.
11. 652. Willard PETTEE   b. 14 Oct 1812.

1. 653. Corydon WARE   b. 21 Nov 1804, ,Wilmington,Windham County,Vermont; d. 5 Mar 1874.
2. 654. Melatiah WARE   b. 4 Aug 1807, ,Wilmington,Windham County,Vermont; d. 7 Jul 1877, ,Wilmington,Windham County,Vermont.
3. 655. Marilla WARE   b. 21 Aug 1809, ,Wilmington,Windham County,Vermont; d. 7 Sep 1876.
4. 656. Horatio Gates WARE   b. 19 Dec 1811, ,Wilmington,Windham County,Vermont.
5. 657. Susan Elizabeth WARE   b. 21 May 1814, ,Wilmington,Windham County,Vermont; d. Aft 1887.
6. 658. Mary Randall WARE   b. 11 Aug 1817, ,Wilmington,Windham County,Vermont; d. 6 Mar 1849.
7. 659. Harriet Parmella WARE   b. 23 Aug 1822, ,Wilmington,Windham County,Vermont; d. 25 Dec 1876.

1. 660. Mary Jane WARE   b. 19 Mar 1811, ,Boston,Suffolk County,Massachusetts.
2. 661. Caroline WARE   b. 26 Aug 1813, ,Boston,Suffolk County,Massachusetts.
3. 662. Horatio Sewall WARE   b. 13 Oct 1815, ,Boston,Suffolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 663. Horatio Gates WARE   b. 6 Mar 1818, ,Boston,Suffolk County,Massachusetts; d. 16 Mar 1857.
5. 664. Loammi Baldwin WARE   b. 8 Jan 1821, ,Boston,Suffolk County,Massachusetts; d. 11 Nov 1822.
6. 665. Elizabeth Webber WARE   b. 8 Nov 1823, ,Boston,Suffolk County,Massachusetts.
7. 666. Loammi Goodenow WARE   b. 1 Aug 1827, ,Boston,Suffolk County,Massachusetts; d. 10 Apr 1891, ,Burlington,Chittenden County,Vermont.

1. 667. Horatio Leonard WARE   b. 11 Feb 1815; d. 3 Feb 1817.
2. 668. Elizabeth Jones WARE   b. 14 Jan 1817.
3. 669. Daniel Leonard WARE   b. 24 Jan 1819, ,Boston,Suffolk County,Massachusetts.
4. 670. Amos Nelson WARE   b. 1 Nov 1821; d. 10 Nov 1824.
5. 671. William Horatio WARE   b. 6 Sep 1823, ,Boston,Suffolk County,Massachusetts.
6. 672. Susan Louise WARE   b. 22 Jul 1825.

1. 673. Kezia FOSTER  
2. 674. Nathan FOSTER  
3. 675. Charlotte FOSTER  
4. 676. Oliver FOSTER   d. Bef 1887.

David served with Capt. Boaz Moore's Company of Minute-men, Col. Ephraim
Doolittle's regiment which marched on the alarm on April 19, 1775. He
had enlisted. {See: MA Soldiers in Rev. War., v.7:569}.
He was a Castine, Maine selectman in 1791. He was a laborer. He and
Rebecca were original members of the first Congregational Church of
Penobscot, Maine. He is mentioned at Captain in the Brooksville and
Castine, Maine vital records. Brooksville, Maine was incorporated June
13, 1817 and included Castine east tof the Bagaduce River.
David died unexpectedly on October 2, 1802 age 49. He was goint to
attend areligious conference, but went to the barn hay loft to throw
down some hay for the animals, fell, broke his neck, and died. That was
in Penobscot (Brooksville). Rebecca died in Brooksville November 23,
1833.

1. 677. Eunice HAWES   b. 21 Mar 1781, Stoddard, Nh; d. 26 Nov 1792, Castine, Maine.
2. 678. David Jr. HAWES   b. 23 Mar 1783.
3. 679. Dolly Roberts HAWES   b. 29 Jun 1784, Cockshall, Maine; d. 1800, Penobscot, Maine.
4. 680. Rebeckah HAWES   b. 3 May 1785, Penobscot, Maine; d. 5 Dec 1792, Penobscot, Maine.
5. 681. John HAWES   b. 3 May 1787.
6. 682. Sarah HAWES   b. 17 Mar 1790, Penobscot, Maine; d. 10 Dec 1792, Penobscot, Maine.
7. 683. Polly HAWES   b. 25 Nov 1791, Penobscot, Maine; d. 4 Sep 1793, Penobscot, Maine.
8. 684. Joel HAWES   b. 23 Jan 1794; d. 12 Jan 1816, Died at sea.
9. 685. Jesse HAWES   b. 8 Jul 1795, Died at sea; d. 12 Jan 1816.
10. 686. Esther Ware HAWES   b. 31 Aug 1797, Penobscot, Maine; d. 23 Sep 1823, Penobscot, Maine.
11. 687. James HAWES   b. 12 Oct 1800, Penobscot, Maine; d. 19 Oct 1865, Belvidere, Illinois.
12. 688. Ruth HAWES   b. Nov 1802, Penobscot, Maine; d. 1866, CSt. Joh, New Brusnswick, Canada.

Was soldier in reinforcing the Continental Army for the term of 6 months,
engaged for town of Fitchburg. marched to cmap July 13, 1780 under
command of Capt. Thomas Pritchard. (See: MA Soldiers in Revolutionary
War, v. 7:555).