The CONNECTICUT BARBERS, Part 2

The CONNECTICUT BARBERS, Part 2

Families 31-78

INDEX

Heads of family; birth year; family number:

Abel, 1736; 47

Abel, 1765; 77

Abiah, 1784; 74

Abigail, 1758; 57

Abigail, 1767; 78

Abraham, 1746; 69

Achsah, 1793; 66

Alice, 1748; 31

Almira, 1793; 70

Alvin, 1786; 72

Amaziah, 1740; 52

Anna, 1750; 33

Anna, 1765; 46

Asahel, 1727; 34

Asahel, 1763; 65

Ashbel, 1738; 44

Austin, 1792; 74

Azariah, 1749; 70

Azubah, 1773; 37

Azubah, 1785; 71

Betsey, 1798; 60

Betty, 1771; 50

Bildad, 1745; 73

Catherine, 1827; 67

Charlotte, 1790; 70

Chloe, 1751; 41

Chloe, 1765; 42

Chloe, 1797; 77

Clarinda, 1789; 76

Cynthia, 1772; 45

Cynthia, 1779; 74

Daniel, 1732; 57

Daniel, 1796; 60

Daniel F, 1770; 37

David, 1733; 36

David, 1744; 54

David, 1746; 61

Delilah; 1796; 72

Deliverance, 1784; 68

Diadama, 1813; 67

Diana, 1810; 66

Elam, 1785; 70

Electa, 178?; 72

Elijah, 1745; 49

Elijah, 1748; 62

Elisha, 1742; 58

Eliza, 1806; 76
Ephraim, 1753; 55

Erastus, 1783; 56

Esther, 1769; 48

Eunice, 1763; 59

Eunice, 1772; 43

Eunice, 1773; 46

Ezekiel, 1750; 63

Freeman, 1768; 47

George, 1769; 47

Gideon, 1723; 33

Giles, 1769; 67

Hannah, 1758; 46

Hannah, 1763; 78

Hannah, 1767; 31

Hannah, 1785; 55

Harvey, 1790; 72

Hepzibah, 1763; 41

Hepzibah, 1790; 66

Isaac, 1768; 46

Jacob, 1738; 68

James, 1742; 48

James Noyes, 1748; 51

Jemima, 1763; 41

Jerijah, 1738; 39

Jerusha, 1779; 47

Jesse, 1766; 66

Job, 1756; 72

Joel, 1736; 38

Joel, 1757; 64

John, 1718; 32

John, 1747; 50

John, 1749; 74

John, 1883; 50

Jonathan, 1763; 76

Joseph, 1744; 60

Josiah; 1714; 40

Julia M, 1807; 67

Laura, 1800; 66

Lavinia, 1760; 31

Leah, 1797; 60

Levi, 1756; 35

Lina, 180?; 67

Loannah, 1768; 39

Lois, 1753; 41

Lois, 1775; 45

Lois, 1784; 73

Louise, 1766; 35

Lovisa, 1775; 31

Lucian, 1811; 67

Lucina, 1775; 39

Lucinda, 1765; 31

Lucy, 1757; 41

Lucy, 1762; 56

Lucy, 1784; 58

Luke, 1789; 74

Lurancy, 1783; 63

Luther, 1736; 78

Lydia, 1757; 31

Martha, 1760; 56

Mary, 1754; 42

Mary, 1768; 60

Mary, 1769; 31

Mary, 1776; 75

Mary, 1789; 52

Mary, 1803; 65, 67

Michael, 1754; 71

Moses, 1733; 46

Nancy, 1785; 50

Nancy, 1808; 76

Nathaniel, 1717; 41

Noah, 1735; 37

Norman, 177?; 58

Oliver, 1735; 43

Oliver, 1780; 48

Patience, 1770; 68

Percy, 1777; 73

Philo, 1771; 58

Rachel, 179?; 60

Rebecca, 1789; 50

Reuben, 1728; 35

Reuben, 1751; 75

Rhoda, 1769; 78

Rhoda, 1777; 74

Rhoda, 1783; 39

Rosetta A, 1758; 57

Roxanna, 1772; 39

Ruth, 1767; 59

Samuel, 1739; 59

Sarah, 1758; 35

Sarah, 1773; 50

Sarah, 1775; 57

Sarah, 1784; 60

Seth, 1742; 53

Sibbell, 1769; 37

Simeon, 1741; 45

Solomon, 1786; 72

Solon, 178?; 64

Stephen, 1724; 31

Susan, 1758; 41

Susannah, 1777; 68

Susannah, 1803; 76

Sybil, 1755; 31

Sylvia, 1787; 74

Theda, 1797; 66

Thomas, 1725; 42

Thomas, 1728; 56

Thirza, 1801; 76

Timothy, 1748; 41

Tryphena, 1753; 33

Tryphena, 178?; 60

Zilpha, 1772; 56

Spouses; family number:

Adams, Deborah; 54

Adams, Elizabeth; 58

Adams, Henry, 76

Allen, Ethan; 41

Allen, Lois; 45

Allen, Lucy; 74

Allyn, Esther; 48

Anderson, Betsey; 60

Arms, Mary; 65

Atwater, Lyman; 55

Atwater, Stephen; 71

Avery, Elias; 50

Avery, Robert; 33

Balcom, Abraham; 78

Barbee, Alice; 67

Barnes, Isaac; 76

Bird, Ebenezer; 73

Bissell, Daniel; 37

Blakesley, Matthew; 59

Booth, Sybil; 37

Bristol, Noah; 67

Brown, Azubah; 71

Brown, Mary; 36

Brown, William; 76

Burdick, Hannah; 50

Burr, Hannah; 78

Bushnell, Zerviah; 51

Carter, John; 77

Case, Alice; 31

Case, Chloe; 77

Case, Daniel; 74

Case, Darius; 68

Case, Dudley; 67

Case, Elisha; 74

Case, Elizabeth; 74,75

Case, Ezekiel; 67

Case, Manna; 72

Case, Martha; 56

Cass, Alice; 31

Chamberlain, Hannah; 63

Clark, Mary; 33

Clark, Oliver; 37

Collar, Mary; 65

Collier, Mary; 34

Cooley, William; 39

Cowles, Eunice; 59

Crane, Aaron; 42

Crane, Wareham; 43

Dean, David; 60

Denison, Elizabeth; 50

Dowd, Theodore; 78

Drake, Mary; 38

Drake, Sarah; 55

Ensign, Theodore, 39

Ewen, Abigail; 72

Filer, Gurdon; 31

Filley, Loannah; 39

Fisher, George; 57

Fitch, David; 46

Foote, Clara; 74

Foote, Miles; 76

Forbes, Sarah; 40

Foster, Timothy; 66

Frisbie, Isaac; 35

Gallup, Gardner; 50

Garrett, Mary; 67

Gaylord, Amos/Almon; 59

Gillett, Anna; 33

Goddard, Elizabeth; 63

Goodrich, Lucy; 72

Goodrich, Solomon; 48

Gray, Samuel; 78

Grover, Leah; 60

Hall, Philip; 66

Hinsdale, Jacob, 35

Holmes, James; 41

Holmes, Sarah; 41

Hosford, Benjamin; 68

Hoskins, Mary; 33

Hoskins, Orinda; 48

Humphrey, Elizabeth; 70

Humphrey, Hepzibah; 66

Humphrey, Lois; 73

Hurlburt, Gideon; 74

Isham, Jane; 42

Keeny, Mercy; 52

Kelsey, Flavia; 56

Jennison, Joseph; 66

Jones, Eliphaz; 31

Jones, Joel; 31

Judd, Solomon; 31

Lambert, Treat; 70

Latimer, Levi; 56

Lawrence, Prentice; 68

Lawrence, Sarah; 61

Lee, David; 52

Lemon, Samuel; 47

Lester, Henry; 50

Lewis, James; 33

Loomis, Abner; 41

Loomis, Benoni; 41

Loomis, Deborah; 32

Loomis, Hepzibah; 41

Loomis, Jonathan; 46

Loomis, Wait; 46

Marsh, Rebecca; 47

Mason, Christopher; 60

Mason, Nancy; 60

McLaughlin, Patrick; 66

McLeod, William; 67

Merriman, Comfort; 27

Merriman, Sarah; 35

Merrill, Abi; 76

Merritt, Mary; 53

Miller, Cyrus; 39
Mills, Augustus; 46

Mills, Lola; 72

Morgan, Christopher; 50

Morgan, Ira; 60

Morgan, Stephen; 50

Moses, Asa; 70

Moses, Roger; 68

Noble, Jonathan; 76

Noble, Silas; 66

Norton, Moses; 73

Osborne, Sarah; 44

Palmer, Benjamin; 56

Pettibone, Jacob; 57

Pettibone, Joseph; 56

Pettibone, Sarah; 62

Phelps, Cynthia; 72

Phelps, Martha; 57

Phelps, Mary; 64

Phelps, Oliver; 31

Phelps, Roger; 39

Phelps, Uzziel; 31

Pomeroy, Elihu; 31

Post, Phineas; 31

Richardson, Alexander; 45

Root, Anna; 43

Root, Rhoda; 44

Sadd, Chauncey; 74

Sadd, Elijah; 42

Scoville, Stephen; 65

Sheldon, Mercy; 52

Sherwood, John; 58

Skinner, Ira; 41

Smith, Erastus; 50

Spencer, Imri; 76

Thompson, Amasa; 60

Thompson, Timothy, 60

Thrall, Friend; 41

Towslee, Solomon; 60

Tyler, Noah; 57

White, James; 63

White, Selden; 67

Whiting, Erastus; 72

Wilcox, Violet; 70

Wood, Abigail; 49

Wood, Sarah; 69

31. Capt. STEPHEN⁴ BARBER (David³), b Hebron CT 4 Apr 1724; d there 22 Jul 1806; m there 12 Jan 1748/9 Alice CASE/CASS, b 5 Dec 1730, d Hebron 28 Oct 1814, daughter of Moses and Mary (HASKINS) CASE, and sister of Patience, wife of David BARBER, #30; r Hebron.

Stephen chose Moses CASE as his guardian in 1739 (and 9 years later married Moses’s daughter). Stephen served in the Revolution. He was a Corporal in the Lexington Alarm in 1775. The White‑Wilson Genealogy lists another daughter Abigail in the family of Stephen and Alice. However, a family Bible at the CT State Library lists all of Stephen's children carefully, without mentioning Abigail. The Hebron birth records place her as David's daughter. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; CT Hist Soc:Case Gen; CT State Lib:Bible rec; Buckell Manuscript; Corresp:Lois Barber Jizba; CT State Lib:Haskins Gen ~]

Children of Stephen and Alice, born at Hebron:

i ALICE⁵, b 13 Mar 1748/9; d Hebron 7 Jul 1848; m/1 Hebron (“both of Hebron”) 17 May 1770 Oliver PHELPS, b

there 22 Mar 1744/5, d 7 Jul 1800, son of Ashbel and Anna (PINNEY) PHELPS. Alice m/2 24 Dec 1802 Capt. Elias

BLISS, who died 1 Mar 1807. She m/3 Joseph TAYLOR. And at age 70 she m/4 3 Nov 1818 Capt. Hezekiah

BASSETT, who died 27 Sep 1821. Alice outlived four husbands, and lived on to the age of 100.

[~ Barbour Index; Phelps Gen ~]

Children of Alice and Oliver:

i Son, b 1771; d in infancy.

ii Alice PHELPS⁶, b 15 Nov 1774; m Amasa HULL; r Easton, Northampton Co PA.

iii Oliver PHELPS⁶, b 26 Oct 1777; m Nancy REDFIELD; r Hartford CT and

Hebron, and also at Albion, Orleans Co NY. [~ CT Hist Soc:Redfield Gen ~]

iv Viola PHELPS⁶, b 8 Sep 1780; m/1 Enoch MANN; m/2 Joseph T BUNRHAM; r Hebron.

v Lucinda PHELPS⁶, b 7 Oct 1785; m Elihu POST; r Hebron.

ii STEPHEN⁵, b 28 Sep 1751; d 5 Oct 1752.

94 iii STEPHEN⁵, b 12 Nov 1752; m Desire TARBOX.

iv SYBIL⁵, b 14 Sep 1755; d 2 Oct 1838; m Lebanon CT 12 May 1774 Phinehas POST, b

Lebanon 3 Jan 1743; d there 15 Oct 1814, son of Phineas and Anne (POST) POST; r Lebanon in

the part which became Columbia CT. Phinehas fought with the British forces during the French and Indian War,

with Nathan Cushman, and returned home in 1759; he also served in the Revolution, in the 12th Connecticut

Regiment. They lived and farmed in Lebanon and Coventry CT. [~ Barbour Index; CT Hist Soc:Post Manuscript. ~]

Children of Sybil and Phinehas, born at Lebanon:

i Elihu POST⁶, b 10 Aug 1775; m Lucinda PHELPS; r Hebron.

ii Phineas POST⁶, b 24 Aug 1777; m Clarissa WRIGHT; r South Coventry CT.

iii Bela POST⁶, b 28 Aug 1779; m Lavinia JONES; r Columbia.

iv Sybil POST⁶, 13 Feb 1782; m Ralph Rodolphus ROLLO; r East Windsor CT.

v Abner POST⁶, b 1 Nov 1783; m Sarah GILBERT; r Westfield MA.

vi Anna POST⁶, b 6 Sep 1785; m Pierce DARROW; r Hebron.

vii Dudley Barber POST⁶, b 27 Nov 1788; m Cynthia FULLER; r Rodman, Jefferson Co NY.

viii Erastus POST⁶, b 17 Aug 1791; m Lucy BISSELL; d Columbia 9 Aug 1863.

ix Augustus POST⁶, b 26 Jul 1793; m Betsey Gordon STRONG; died at Columbia.

x Ralph POST⁶, b 3 Jan 1795; m/1 Mary GARDNER; m/2 Sybil Huntington MAY;

r Ravenswood, Long Island.

xi Charles POST⁶, b 2 Jul 1798; m Clarissa WAY; r Hebron.

v LYDIA⁵, b 20 Jul 1757; d Granville MA 25 Aug 1828; m Hebron (“both of Hebron”) 11 Feb 1776 Elihu POMEROY,

b Hebron 18 Aug 1755, d Enfield CT 17 Apr 1834, son of Rev. Benjamin and Abigail (WHEELOCK) POMEROY; r

Granville MA, and at Enfield and Hebron CT.

Elihu was a Minuteman at the Lexington Alarm, in Capt. Worthy Water’s Company.

[~ Barbour Index; CT Hist Soc:Pomeroy Gen; CT State Lib:Haskin Gen; DAR lineage ~]

Children of Lydia and Elihu:

i Eleazer POMEROY⁶, b 13 Dec 1776; m Elois Anna "Zoe" CORNWALL.

ii Abigail Wheelock POMEROY⁶, b 17 May 1779; m Josiah Dwight GRAVES.

iii Elihu POMEROY⁶, b 1783; m ‑‑‑ HULL.

iv Benjamin POMEROY⁶, b Hebron 27 Mar 1787; m Jerusha WILLIAMS.

v Stephen Barber POMEROY⁶, b 1789; m Sarah DIMOCK; r Norwich CT.

vi Samuel POMEROY⁶, b 17 Feb 1793; m Mary COE; r Granville.

vii Rev. Augustus POMEROY⁶, b 2 Oct 1795; m/1 Susan LINCOLN; m/2 1845 Mrs.

Margaret (CRAWFORD) HAWLEY, widow of Samuel HAWLEY.

vi LAVINIA⁵, b 18 Feb 1760; d 20 Dec 1848; m 1777 Eliphaz JONES, b Hebron 30 May 1758, d 1796, son of Ezekiel

and Mindwell (BEACH) JONES. Eliphaz was in the Revolutionary Army as a drummer in Captain Levi Wells

Company at the seige of Boston. [~ DAR lineage; CT State Lib:Stebbins Gen ~]

Children of Lavinia and Eliphaz:

i Ann JONES⁶, ; m Henry STEBBINS; r Belchertown MA.

ii Eliza JONES⁶

iii Betsey JONES⁶

iv Hope JONES⁶

v Eliphaz JONES⁶, b Hebron; m/1 ‑‑‑; m/2 Eloise WARNER; r Southampton MA, at Enfield CT,

at Belchertown and Springfield MA. [~ CT State Lib:Pickering Gen ~]

95 vii BELA⁵, b 23 Feb 1762; m Margaret JONES.

viii LUCINDA⁵, b 13 Feb 1765; d 4 Dec 1838; m Hebron (“both of Hebron”) 17 Oct 1782 Joel JONES, b Hebron

10 Sep 1757, son of Joel and Margaret (DAY) JONES. [~ Barbour Index ~]

Child of Lucinda and Joel:

i ?Dr. Bela Barber JONES⁶, ; m Sabrina WHITE. Lucinda’s older brother

was Bela, and I believe Dr. Bela B Jones was probably Lucinda’s son.

[~ FamilyTreeMaker:Stearns Gen ~]

ix HANNAH⁵, b 18 Apr 1767; d 18 Dec 1841; m 28 Aug 1788 Gurdon FILER, b Hebron 17 Oct 1761, d Belchertown

12 Feb 1841, son of Samuel Jr. and Mary (WHITE) FILER. Gurdon became a farmer at Belchertown. [~ Barbour

Index; Strong Gen; Fyler Gen ~]

Children of Hannah and Gurdon:

i Samuel FILER⁶, b Hebron 31 Jan 1791; d 19 Mar 1812.

ii Josiah FILER⁶, b Hebron 8 Oct 1793; d 1 Oct 1813.

iii Abigail FILER⁶, b Granby MA 15 Dec 1796; m Horace WALKER; r Belchertown.

iv George FILER⁶, b Granby 25 Mar 1799; m Sophia BRIDGEMAN; r Belchertown MA and at Albany NY.

v Maria FILER⁶, b Belchertown 11 Nov 1802; m Adolphus STRONG; r Belchertown.

x MARY⁵, b 14 Jun 1769; d 19 Jun 1850; m Colchester CT (Mary “of Hebron”) 26 Nov 1789 Solomon JUDD of

Colchester, b 25 Sep 1767, d in Colchester, son of Daniel and Lydia (JONES) JUDD; r Colchester.

[~ Barbour Index; CT Hist Soc:Judd Gen ~]

Children of Mary and Solomon, born at Colchester:

i Solomon JUDD⁶, b 29 May 1791; m ‑‑‑; r Buffalo NY, and “in the South".

ii Mary JUDD⁶, b 24 Oct 1793; m Charles TAYLOR after her sister Emily died.

iii Emily Alice JUDD⁶ b 6 Jul 1803; m Charles TAYLOR. Charles m/2 Emily's younger sister Mary.

96 xi JOSIAH⁵, b 22 May 1771; m/1 Abigail GILBERT; m/2 Sophia LORD.

xii LOVISA⁵, b 23 Jan 1775; d 1 Sep 1853; m Uzziel PHELPS, b Hebron 1772, son of Capt. Josiah and Hannah

(TARBOX) PHELPS. [~ Phelps Gen ~]

Children of Lovisa and Uzziel, born at Hebron:

i Laura M PHELPS⁶, ; m Elihu WRIGHT.

ii Abigail PHELPS⁶, ; she was married 3 times.

iii Ezekiel PHELPS⁶, ; m/1 Sarah LANNING; m/2 Laura CAMP.

iv Calvin PHELPS⁶

v George PHELPS⁶

vi Polly PHELPS⁶

vii Susan C PHELPS⁶, b 17 Oct 1807; m/1 Seldon M SKINNER; he m/2 19 Nov 1835 ‑‑‑.

viii Mary Ann PHELPS⁶, m Welch KNIGHT.

32. JOHN⁴ BARBER (John³), b Windsor CT 19 Jun 1718; John's Estate was probated 1794 at Harwinton CT; m (“John of Harwinton”) Harwinton 13 May 1742 Deborah LOOMIS of Windsor, b Windsor 10 Apr 1720, daughter of Aaron and Deborah (EGGLESTON) LOOMIS; r Harwinton. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; Loomis Gen ~]

Children of John and Deborah, born at Harwinton:

i DEBORAH⁵, b 28 Feb 1742/3; d 5 Mar 1742/3.

ii DEBORAH⁵, b 7 Apr 1744; d 9 Aug 1744.

97 iii ?JOHN⁵, b 16 Jul 1746; possibly the one who m Elizabeth CHENEY.

98 iv TIMOTHY⁵, b 9 Oct 1748; m/1 Anna PECK; m/2 Hannah PECK.

99 v BENJAMIN⁵, b 7 Oct 1753; m/1 Lydia MATTHEWS; m/2 Lydia TENANT.

vi JANE⁵, b 27 Feb 1759

vii LEMUEL⁵, b 18 Jul 1761; d 9 Aug 1761.

viii HANNAH⁵, b 28 Aug 1763

100 ix LEMUEL⁵, twin, b 28 Aug 1763; m Judith BARNES.

101 x ISAAC⁵, b 1 Jun 1769; ? m Elva ‑‑‑.

33. GIDEON⁴ BARBER (John³), b Windsor CT 26 Aug 1723; d Manchester VT 1787; m/1 Windsor (“both of Windsor”) 9 Nov 1744 Anna GILLETT, b Windsor 13 Dec 1726, d there 15 May 1768, daughter of Daniel and Anna (FILLEY) GILLETT.

Gideon m/2 Windsor 17 Aug 1769, Widow Mary (CLARK) HOSKINS, b 1735, d Richmond VT 27 Dec 1818; r Windsor CT, Manchester and Richmond VT. Mary m/1 Thomas HOSKINS, who died in 1757-59. Gideon was in Manchester VT by 1770.

Gideon saw Revolutionary War Service during the first 3 years of the war, and also in December 1778, from Manchester, in Capt. Gideon Ormsby’s Company. Gideon and his brother David (#36) were volunteers to help build a "free bridge” across the Rivulet (Farmington River) in Windsor, at the ferry, in 1749.

After Gideon's death Elias Gilbert became guardian of two of Gideon's children, Abijah and Levi, minors, at Manchester 23 Feb 1788. A court record in 1767 shows that Gideon appeared to complain of being beaten up by Augustin DRAKE, and to ask for 20 shillings compensation for this. It was decided that Augustin DRAKE should be arrested. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Lure of the Litchfield Hills; CT church rec; VT Barbers; Jerijah Barber Manuscript; Stiles:Windsor; CT Hist Soc:LBBarbour Manuscript; Vital rec:Manchester and Richmond VT; Land rec:Manchester VT, 1787: Gideon to Martin; Gideon's Estate, 1787, Manchester; Bailey; Windsor Hist Soc:Filer Gen,1991,Arnold; Corresp:Judith Hutchinson; Barbour Index; Avery Gen ~]

Children of Gideon and Anna:

102 i DANIEL⁵, b Windsor 15 Jun 1745; m Tryphena PHELPS.

103 ii SHUBAEL⁵, b Windsor 8 Sep 1747; m ‑‑‑.

iii ANNA⁵, b Windsor 27 Mar 1750; m there 6 Feb 1780 Robert AVERY, b Groton CT 27 Jan 1756, d 29 Aug 1780,

son of James and Elizabeth (ALLEN) AVERY. They had no children. Robert died only 6 months after their

marriage.

iv TRYPHENA⁵, b Windsor Dec 1753; d Clinton Co NY about 1815; m 1773 James LEWIS, b

Dutchess Co NY 1755, d Clinton Co about 1827, son of John and Bathsheba (---) LEWIS of Pittsfield MA; r

Manchester VT at the time of their marriage; then Plattsburg, Clinton Co NY. After the death of Tryphena, James

LEWIS m/2 Mary ---, and had another child: Chester LEWIS. James served in the Vermont Militia during the

Revolution. [~ 1810,1820 census:NY; Corresp:Dick Lewis; Genforum:Alvin Lewis ~]

Children of Tryphena and James:

i Sylvia LEWIS⁶, b 1776; d Mooers NY; m Alanson J WALKER.

ii Calvin LEWIS⁶, ; d ?Pike, Wyoming Co NY; m Lois or Louise ELDRIDGE of West Chazy, Clinton Co NY.

iii Anna LEWIS⁶, b 7 Aug 1780; d in Pike; m Abijah PROUTY of Granville, Washington Co NY.

iv James LEWIS⁶, b Manchester VT 23 Sep 1782; d Dannemora, Clinton Co NY; m Chloe THOMPSON of Plattsburg.

v Eli LEWIS⁶, b Manchester VT 29 Jul 1784; m Hopeful FINCH of Mooers. Clinton Co.

vi ?Timothy LEWIS⁶, b Manchester 1785; d West Chazy; m Sophia BARNES.

vii Minor LEWIS⁶, b Manchester 14 Dec 1786; d Mooers NY; m Chloe WALKER of Shelburne VT.

viii Tryphena LEWIS⁶, b 1893; d West Chazy NY; m Judge William HEDDING of West Chazy.

104 v GIDEON⁵, baptised 11 Jul 1756; m Rhoda DRAKE.

105 vi MARTIN⁵, baptised 31 May 1759; m/1 Sarah HATCH; m/2 Sarah FARNSWORTH.

vii NAOMI⁵, baptised 12 Feb 1764; m/1 Horace FILER, b Windsor 19 Jan 1765, son of Jeremiah and Jerusha

(KELSEY) FILER. Naomi m/2 Joseph MATHER, probably the Joseph b 1765, son of Joseph and Deborah

(HOLCOMB) MATHER, although he could be Joseph Sr, marrying Naomi as a second wife. Deborah, Joseph Sr's

first wife, died in 1789. [~ Stiles:Windsor; Barbour Index ~]

Children of Gideon and Mary, born in Manchester VT:

viii OLIVE⁵, ; m Gideon WALMAN.

106 ix ELIHU⁵, b 1772; m Beulah FULLER.

107 x ABIJAH⁵, b 13 Feb 1775; m/1 Olive BENSON; m/2 Clarissa (CRANDALL) CARHART.

108 xi SHUBAEL⁵, b 12 Dec 1778; m Mary DENSLOW.

109 xii LEVI CLARK⁵, b 13 May 1780; m/1 Sally ROOD; m/2 Mrs Hannah BROWNWELL.

34. ASAHEL⁴ BARBER (John³), b Windsor CT 10 Aug 1727; d Harwinton CT 25 Dec 1762; m there 19 Jan 1756 Mary COLLIER, baptised 24 Jul 1720, d 20 Apr 1793, daughter of John and Elizabeth (HUMPHREY) COLLIER of Harwinton; r Harwinton, where he settled in about 1756, after leaving Windsor.

Asahel served in the Revolution. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Asahel's Estate,Harwinton,1762; Barbour Index; CT church rec; Families of Hartford; Lure of the Litchfield Hills; CT Hist Soc:LBBarbour Manuscript ~]

Children of Asahel and Mary, born at Harwinton:

i ASAHEL⁵, b 12 May 1757; d 1775.

110 ii ABNER⁵, b 20 Nov 1758; m Annie FRISBIE.

iii MOLLY⁵, b 16 Nov 1760; d Harwinton 20 Jul 1848; unmarried.

111 iv ASAHEL⁵, b 4 Sep 1762; m Dorothy LOOMIS.

35. "Rev." REUBEN⁴ BARBER (John³), b Windsor CT 26 Jan 1728/9; d Harwinton CT 28 Dec 1815; m there (“both of Harwinton”) 7 Aug 1751 Sarah MERRIMAN, b 16 Dec 1729, d 18 Jan 1819, daughter of Israel and Comfort (BENHAM) MERRIMAN of Wallingford CT.

Reuben moved from Windsor to Harwinton in 1748‑1750, but became discouraged at the difficulty of clearing land, and returned to Windsor. Soon he tried again with more success, and settled near the river in a better spot. In addition to working his farm, he became a tanner and shoemaker. Reuben was one of the organizers of Litchfield County in 1751.

He volunteered to help in the relief of Boston in 1775, was in the Lexington Alarm under Capt Amos Wilcox. He served in the revolutionary Army again in 1780, “in the Levies”, as Captain of the Harwinton Company. He was a selectman of Harwinton, and a Militia Officer. He was referred to as "Rev.", but I have seen no reference as to why. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; Reuben's Will, Harwinton, 1815; Barber family rec; CT Hist Soc:Gertrude Barber Manuscript; CT State Lib:Merriman Gen; Lure of the Litchfield Hills; DAR lineage ~]

Children of Reuben and Sarah, born at Harwinton:

112 i REUBEN⁵, b 26 Nov 1751; m Lydia GILLETT.

113 ii SIMEON⁵, b 13 Aug 1753; m Sarah PECK.

iii LEVI⁵, b 3 Jan 1756; d Harwinton 10 Oct 1776; m Elizabeth ‑‑‑, b 1761, d 1783, buried at Norfolk. Levi died at

White Plains, Westchester Co NY while in the Revolutionary Army.

iv SARAH⁵, b 18 Feb 1758; d Braceville, Trumbull Co OH 10 Mar 1843; m Harwinton 16 Jan 1782 Jacob HINSDALE,

Jr, b 18 Apr 1759, d Braceville 26 Oct 1839, son of Capt. Jacob and Mary (BRACE) HINSDALE; r Canaan and

Harwinton, both in CT, and Braceville OH. [~ Barbour Index; CT HIst Soc:Hinsdale Gen ~]

Children of Sarah and Jacob, born at Harwinton:

i Sally HINSDALE⁶, b 1 Jul 1783

ii Jacob HINSDALE⁶, ; d Lorain Co OH.

iii Abel HINSDALE⁶

iv Almira HINSDALE⁶

v JUDAH⁵, b 24 Jun 1760; d 14 Jun 1848; m Hannah WOODRUFF, b Harwinton 12 Aug 1762, d Butternuts,

Otsego Co NY 12 Sep 1845, daughter of Jesse and Hannah (BRACE) WOODRUFF. Judah moved to

Butternuts before 1800 and spent his life there. Censuses show no children for this couple.

[~ Woodruff Gen; 1800,1810,20,30 census:Butternuts ~]

114 vi ISSACHAR⁵, b 26 Jun 1763; m/1 Ruth Perce TURNER; m/2 Caroline BAKER.

vii LOUISE⁵, b 14 Aug 1766; d Harwinton 28 Feb 1855; m 1782 Isaac FRISBIE, b Northford CT 2 Jan 1764, d 17

Jan 1826, son of John and Freelove (ROGERS) FRISBIE. Isaac's sister Annie married Abner BARBER (#109),

who was Louise's first cousin. Louise and Isaac lived in Harwinton. [~ CT HIst Soc:Frisbie Gen ~]

Children of Louise and Isaac:

i Isaac FRISBIE⁶, b 14 Jul 1783; m/1 Cynthia Rossiter BRADLEY; m/2 Alice TOMKINS; r Harwinton.

ii Louise FRISBIE⁶, b 28 Nov 1789; m Col. Jeremiah HOLT; r Harwinton.

iii Orton FRISBIE⁶, b 8 Jan 1794; d Liberty, Adams Co OH 1824; unmarried.

iv Levi Lester FRISBIE⁶, b 23 Aug 1801; m Harriet THORP; r Harwinton.

115 iii ZEBULON⁵, b 2 May 1769; m Amy OSBORNE.

36. DAVID⁴ BARBER (John³), b Windsor CT 31 Mar 1733; d 30 Oct 1795; m Windsor (“both of Windsor”) 12 Feb 1754 Mary BROWN, b there 23 Apr 1737, d 1808, daughter of Samuel and Mary (PHELPS) BROWN; (John and Mary (EGGLESTON) BROWN had no daughter Mary, as is proposed in some references); r Poquonock section of Windsor.

David was commander of a military company at Poquonock. He was detailed by General Washington to go with Major Kent of New Hampshire to watch the movements of the British. In 1777 Ensign David Barber led a detachment of 11 men to Peekskill NY for this purpose.

David was one of the 31 builders of "a good cart bridge" across the Rivulet, now known as the Farmington River, at the ferry site, in 1749. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; Stiles:Windsor; CT Hist Soc:LBBarbour Manuscript; CT Hist Soc:Brown Manuscript; Jerijah Barber Manuscript; Hartford County:Beers; Estate of Samuel Brown:Distribution, 1791 ~]

Children of David and Mary, born at Windsor:

116 i DAVID⁵, b 15 Jan 1755; m Jane FILLEY.

ii CHESTER⁵, b 20 Nov 1764; d 16 Jun 1799; ?married.

iii CLARISSA⁵, b 18 Sep 1772; d 24 Nov 1795; m Windsor (Bloomfield Church) (Clarissa “of South Windsor”) 5

Oct 1792 Samuel BURR Jr. of Wintonbury (now Bloomfield), b 4 Oct 1761, son of Samuel and

Christian (CADWELL) BURR of Winchester CT.

[~ Jerijah Barber Manuscript; CT church rec; IGI:CT; CT Hist Soc:Burr Gen ~]

37. Capt. NOAH⁴ BARBER (John³), b Windsor CT 8 May 1735; d East Windsor 13 Mar 1822; m Windsor (“both of Windsor”) 28 Oct 1761 Sybil BOOTH, b East Windsor 1733/4, d 16 Aug 1815, daughter of Joshua and Ruth (GRANT) BOOTH; r East Windsor.

Noah was one of the first members mentioned in the Wapping Parish Church, which was built in 1765.

Noah was one of those impressed into service in Capt. Nathaniel Hayden's Train Band, 13 Apr 1759. At that time 46 influential men of Windsor paid money which was given to enlistees and impressed men to encourage them to be in military service, and kept their sons and servants from serving. This was during the French and Indian Wars.

Noah took part in the Boston Tea Party in 1773. It is related that a judge, whose home the group was passing after the "party", stuck his head out the window, and said "well, boys, you will have to settle tomorrow for your Indian caper". To this Noah replied "we will settle with you now, squire, if you will come out here". The offer was declined.

Noah was a sergeant in the Lexington Alarm in 1775, and took part in the “march to the relief of Boston” in that year. In appreciation for this service he was granted a piece of woodland as a bounty. Timber from this woodland was used in the initial building of Dartmouth College. Noah also went with the Army on the campaign to Quebec, under Benedict Arnold, later in 1775. He was a Lieutenant in the 11th Company, or Trainband, in 1777, and became a Captain in 1778. The gun that he carried has been passed down in the family, to Edward W (see #561), and then Charles H (see #563). [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; Noah Barber Gen; CT Hist Soc:LBBarbour Manuscript; CT State Lib:Booth Gen; Tolland & Windham Co; Noah Barber's will:Azubah (Barber) Clark is his daughter; Lure of the Litchfield Hills; DAR lineage; Jerijah Barber Manuscript; CT Hist Soc:Francis Manuscript; Stiles:Windsor; CT State Lib:Bissell Gen ~]

Children of Noah and Sybil:

i TIRZAH⁵, b Windsor 9 Jul 1762; m Reuben BARBER (#130).

117 ii NOAH⁵, b 22 Jul 1764; m/1 Temperance WISE; m/2 Phebe BROWN.

118 iii GEORGE⁵, b 12 Oct 1766; m Elizabeth (“Betsey”) WOLCOTT.

119 iv ELDAD⁵, b 1767/8; m Lois BISSELL.

v SIBBELL⁵, b 1769; d Windsor 4 Dec 1812; m 7 Jan 1796 Daniel BISSELL, b 1770/1, d Windsor 29 Oct 1812, son

of Daniel and Beulah (ROCKWELL) BISSELL. Sibbell probably had no children who lived, for she was not mentioned

in Noah’s will.

vi ?DANIEL F⁵, b about 1770; m ‑‑‑. Daniel is not mentioned, nor his heirs, in Noah’s will of 1822.

Children of Daniel F:

i NOAH⁶, b about 1795 in CT.

ii PHOEBE⁶

iii CHARLES⁶

Daniel F reportedly had 6 children.

vii AZUBAH⁵, b 1773; d Windsor 25 Mar 1843; m Capt. Oliver CLARK, b 1765/6, d Windsor April 1840.

[~ Stiles:Windsor; Gravestone; Corresp:Frances M O'Brien; Corresp:Gary Walker; Corresp:Lois Clark Griswold;

OBIT:Hartford Courant; CT Hist Soc:Webster Gen ~]

Children of Azubah and Oliver:

i Lampson Wells CLARK⁶, b 1792/3; d 8 Dec 1812 “at age 19".

ii Azubah CLARK⁶, b East Windsor 19 Jun 1796; m Harvey BUCKLAND. They had 4 children.

iii Sybil CLARK⁶, b 23 Mar 1798; m Horatio THRALL; they had 7 children.

iv Charles CLARK⁶, b Jan 1800; m Chloe SADD.

v Norman CLARK⁶, b 2 May 1802; m Emily LOOMIS.

vi Emeline CLARK⁶, b 1803; m John SADD; they had 2 children.

vii Noah Barber CLARK⁶, ; m Mary CLARK. Noah was a teacher, and went "South".

viii Rachel CLARK⁶, b 1807; m Warren FITCH; d Coventry CT.

ix ?Oliver CLARK⁶

x Henry Stiles CLARK⁶, b 27 Jan 1810; m/1 Lucy FOWLER; m/2 1837 Cynthia WELLS.

xi Roderick CLARK⁶, b 28 Jan 1812; m Amelia Eaton BELKNAP; r Hartford CT; they had 6 children.

xii Aurelia CLARK⁶, b May 1814; d 30 Nov 1814.

120 viii JONATHAN⁵, b Wapping, East Windsor CT 17 Jul 1774; m Martha FOSTER.

ix ANNA⁵, b 1776/7; d 11 Dec 1829; buried at Wapping; unmarried.

38. JOEL⁴ BARBER (John³), b Windsor CT 22 Oct 1736; m there (Bloomfield Church) (Joel “of Windsor”) 23 Nov 1758 Mary DRAKE, b Windsor 31 Dec 1736, d 1824, daughter of Enoch and Mary (BARBER) DRAKE (see #15); r Harwinton CT.

Joel was in Capt. Mills' Company of Militia in the Revolution. He was a private in Enos’s First Connecticut Regiment. For his service, Joel was eventually awarded a grant of land in Linesville, Crawford Co PA or the adjacent town of Conneaut, in the “Western Reserve”, where his grandson Bethuel Merriman later lived in 1830, and his grandson Elijah A in 1840. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; CT church rec; Vital rec:CT; Stiles:Windsor; Barber family rec; Drake Gen; Lure of the Litchfield Hills; National Register,SAR; Corresp:Karin Knutsen ~]

Children of Joel and Mary, born at Harwinton:

121 i JOEL⁵, b 1 Jul 1760; m/1 Rosetta CASE; Joel ?m/2 Rebeckah FRISBIE.

122 ii WILLIAM⁵, b 1762; m/1 Mary THOMPSON; m/2 ‑‑‑.

iii AARON⁵, b 1764. He went "South" about 1815 with Theophilus DYER.

123 iv BETHUEL⁵, b 1768; m Mary THORP.

124 v JOAB⁵, b about 1770; d about 1806; m Editha MOSES.

vi MARY⁵, m Elisha FLINT

vii ROSALYNDY⁵, ; m Torrington (“both of Torrington”) 17 Oct 1793 Joseph PRESTON, Jr.

viii ELIZABETH⁵, m Darius SIGOUR.

125 ix ELIJAH⁵, b 21 Jun 1779 m Rachel HILL.

39. JERIJAH⁴ BARBER (John³), b Windsor CT 26 Dec 1738; d there 7 Feb 1792; m there (“both of Windsor”) 5 Dec 1765 Loannah FILLEY, b Windsor 19 Oct 1744, d there 9 Jul 1793, daughter of Amos and Eda (COOK) FILLEY; r Windsor, on Shady Lane (now Pleasant Street).

Jerijah and 4 others from Windsor were drafted and served in the Revolutionary War at New York City and Westchester in August and September of 1776. This put him in the disastrous Battle of Long Island, 27 Aug 1776, then White Plains and the subsequent retreat through Westchester. After that he found it preferable to pay someone else to serve in his place.

After the War he founded a tannery at Mill Brook near Poquonock Avenue, and near his home, where he was in business for many years. Here skins of horses, cattle and sheep were brought for processing into leather for boots, saddles, etc. In addition to the tannery, Jerijah had a sizeable farm. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; Jerijah Barber Manuscript; Stiles:Windsor; Hartford County:Beers ~]

Children of Jerijah and Loannah, born at Windsor:

126 i JERIJAH⁵, b 23 Aug 1766; m/1 Deborah DEXTER; m/2 Anna HAYDEN.

ii LOANNAH⁵, b 9 Mar 1768; d 31 Mar 1813; m Jan 1789 Capt. William COOLEY Jr, b East Granville MA 19 Dec

1763, d 27 Jul 1845, son of Capt. William and Sarah (MATHER) COOLEY; r Granville. [~ Godfrey Mem Lib:Cooley

Gen; LBBarbour Manuscript ~]

Children of Loannah and William, born at Granville:

i Loanna Barber COOLEY⁶, b 19 Dec 1789; m Reuben ENO of Simsbury CT;

r Granville MA, and also at Homer and Granville, both in Licking Co OH. [~ CSL:Eno Gen ~]

ii William Henry COOLEY⁶, b 13 Jan 1792; ?married .

iii Amanda COOLEY⁶, b 14 Apr 1794; m Heaton GRANGER of Granby CT.

iv Sophia COOLEY⁶, b 8 Mar 1796

v John COOLEY⁶, b 10 Jan 1798; m Persis MORGAN; r Brimfield MA, and in New York State.

vi Rhoda Augusta COOLEY⁶, b 26 Jan 1800

vii Sally Maria COOLEY⁶, b 12 May 1802

viii Abby Laurinda COOLEY⁶, b 25 Mar 1804

ix Charlotte Lucina COOLEY⁶, b 30 Dec 1805; d 20 Mar 1838.

x Cotton Mather COOLEY⁶, b Mar 1808; m Palmer MA Eunice TINKER.

xi Timothy Franklin COOLEY⁶, b 23 Aug 1810; d 28 Mar 1813.

127 iii JOHN⁵, b 19 May 1770; m/1 Ann NEWBERRY; m/2 Ursula CATLIN.

iv ROXANNA⁵, b 17 Aug 1772; d 10 Dec 1823; m 9 Feb 1795 Cyrus MILLER of Hartland CT, b Farmington CT 16 Feb

1770, d Hartland 1 Oct 1849, son of Jonathan Allen and Sarah (WOODRUFF) MILLER; r Hartland, and possibly

Hartford CT. After Roxanna died, Cyrus moved to Ohio. Cyrus m/2 Canton, Stark Co OH 1825 Damaris MILLS and

had 7 more children, in addition to the many that Roxanna had.

[~ Barbour Index; CT bible rec;Bushnell Gen; Humphrey Gen; CT State Lib:Miller Manuscript ~]

Children of Roxanna and Cyrus:

i Roxanna MILLER⁶, b 24 Feb 1796; m Lester HUMPHREY.

ii Fanny MILLER⁶, ; died young.

iii Rhoda B MILLER⁶, ; m Schyler BANNING.

iv Fanny Moriah MILLER⁶, ; died young.

v Sarah Ann MILLER⁶, b at Hartland 21 Apr 1808; m Asa BUSHNELL; r

Wilbraham MA, and Watertown, Jefferson Co NY.

vi Infant⁶, ; died young.

vii Cyrus MILLER⁶, ; died young.

viii Lucina M MILLER⁶

ix Julina K MILLER⁶, ; m Whitehead MUNSON.

v LUCINA⁵, b 17 Nov 1775; d at Claridon, Geauga Co OH 21 Apr 1848; m Windsor CT (Lucina “of Windsor”) 17 Jun

1799 Theodore ENSIGN of Hartland CT, b there 9 Sep 1775, d 23 Jul 1860, son of Eleazer and Lydia (BUSHNELL)

ENSIGN. Lucina and Theodore had their children in Windsor, and later moved to Claridon.

[~ Barbour Index; CT church rec; CT Hist Soc:Ensign Gen; Jerijah Barber Manuscript ~]

Children of Lucina and Theodore, born at Windsor:

i Jerijah Barber ENSIGN⁶, baptised 10 Nov 1799; m in New York, ‑‑‑ BEACH.

ii Joanna F ENSIGN⁶, b 11 Jan 1801; m Harmon Neven HEWELL; r Claridon.

iii Diodate Johnson ENSIGN⁶, b 25 Apr 1805; m Minerva COWLES.

iv John ENSIGN⁶, b about 1811; d 10 Jan 1811.

v Fanny ENSIGN⁶, ; died young.

vi Theodore Woodbridge ENSIGN⁶, b 4 Apr 1813; m Melissa BRADLEY; r Claridon.

vii Ammi Emory ENSIGN⁶, b 10 May 1816; m Mercy Rebecca CHASE; r Claridon, and Rock

Creek, Ashtabula Co OH. Mercy m/2 1860 Jacob GATES; she m/3 Hymeneus BUNDY.

vi RHODA⁵, b 20 Apr 1783; d Windsor 31 Mar 1864; m 31 Oct 1803 Roger PHELPS, b Windsor 22 Mar 1780,

d there 28 Mar 1854, son of Roger and Deborah (FILLEY) PHELPS; r Windsor. Roger was a farmer there.

[~ CT Hist Soc: Phelps Gen; Jerijah Barber Manuscript; Windsor Hist Soc:Filer Gen,Arnold ~]

Children of Rhoda and Roger:

i Mark Tully Cicero PHELPS⁶, b 4 May 1805; m Betsey CRANE; r Windsor CT and at Milo, Bureau Co IL.

ii Daniel Buckland PHELPS⁶, b 25 Dec 1807; m/1 Delia DRAKE, who died 2 May

1846; m/2 1848 Phoebe Ellsworth; r Windsor.

iii Rhoda Barber PHELPS⁶, b 28 Jan 1810; m John W DUNLAP; r South Hadley MA.

iv Amelia PHELPS⁶, b 23 Feb 1813; d 14 Mar 1840; unmarried.

v William Roger PHELPS⁶, b 12 Sep 1815; m/1 Sarah P RANKIN; m/2 1851 Margaret THOMPSON; r

Peoria IL.

vi Catherine PHELPS⁶, b 15 Sep 1818; m/1 Rev. Austin CAREY; r Sunderland

MA. Catherine m/2 1853 Rev. Matthew KINGMAN and lived at Amherst MA.

vii Timothy Samuel PHELPS⁶, b 30 Oct 1820; m/1 1843 Elizabeth S LOOMIS, who died d 30 Oct 1852;

he m/2 1859 Ellen ELLSWORTH.

viii Mary Jane PHELPS⁶, b 1 Aug 1823; d 13 May 1851; unmarried.

ix Jennette Lucina PHELPS⁶, b 5 Nov 1827; d 25 Jun 1830.

40. JOSIAH⁴ BARBER (Nathaniel³), b Windsor CT 6 Mar 1714/5; d there 27 Apr 1801; m there (Josiah “of Windsor”) 28 Jun 1745 Sarah FORBES “of Hartford”, b Scotland CT 1725/6, d Windsor May 1801, daughter of James and Sarah (WILLIAMS) FORBES; r in the Wilson section of Windsor.

Josiah and his brother Nathaniel became proprietors of the town of Torrington. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; CT church rec; Map:Windsor,1798; Hartford County:Beers; Lure of the Litchfield Hills; Kindred Konnections: Fred Jones ~]

Children of Josiah and Sarah:

i SARAH⁵, baptised 8 Jun 1746; died young.

128 ii JOSIAH⁵, b 9 Oct 1747; m Naomi WILLIAMS.

iii SARAH⁵, b 6 Feb 1749/50; probably the Sarah who d Windsor 6 Oct 1828, “age 80”.

iv ASAHEL⁵, b 8 Apr 1753; probably the Asahel who was at the Relief of Boston, from Windsor in

1775 at the start of the Revolution. He may have married Jerusha MARSH, daughter of Jesse and Lucy (---)

MARSH. His niece, Josiah’s daughter Naomi, married Jerusha MARSH’s brother Nathaniel.

41. Col. NATHANIEL⁴ BARBER (Nathaniel³), b Windsor CT 5 Dec 1717; d Torrington CT 8 Mar 1788; m Windsor (“both of Windsor”) 13 Sep 1739 Hepzibah LOOMIS, b there 5 Jul 1722, d Torrington 26 Mar 1793, daughter of Ichabod and Hepzibah (LOOMIS) LOOMIS.

Nathaniel was a proprietor and among the first settlers of Torrington, in about 1741, when he and his wife were among the original members of the Congregational Church there. They lived in the southwest part of the town. His will, Torrington 1788, named children including Eli, "if he returns" (he did!). I notice that this couple had two sets of twins.

Nathaniel served in the Revolutionary Army as Captain of the Torrington Company, and his rank eventually rose to Colonel. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; CT church rec; Loomis Gen; Lure of the Litchfield Hills ~]

Children of Nathaniel and Hepzibah:

i HEPZIBAH⁵, b Windsor 9 Mar 1739/40; d 2 Jan 1760.

ii NATHANIEL⁵, b Torrington 11 Jul 1742; d there 9 Mar 1743.

129 iii NATHANIEL⁵; b Torrington 5 Feb 1744/5; m Mercy SPAFFORD.

130 iv ELIJAH⁵, baptised Torrington 11 May 1746; m Mary HILLS.

v TIMOTHY⁵, b Torrington 23 Oct 1748; d Goshen CT 1790; m Sarah HOLMES, b Salisbury CT 16 Mar 1756, d

Vernon, Oneida Co NY, daughter of Asa and Sarah (JEWELL) HOLMES; r Torrington. Sarah m/2 Asa EDDY. She

was the sister of James HOLMES who m Timothy’s sister Lucy BARBER (see below).

Timothy served under his father in the Torrington Company, and later in Capt. Griswold’s Company in the

Revolutionary Army. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Timothy's Estate, Goshen,1790:to Sarah, widow; Holmes Gen ~]

Children of Timothy and Sarah (a guardian, their step‑father Asa Eddy,

was appointed for them in 1791):

i SARAH⁶, b 1783

ii DAVID⁶, b 1788

vi URIAH, b 1749/50; baptised Torrington 22 Oct 1769; d Canton CT 13 Jun 1817, “age 67”.

vii CHLOE⁵; b Torrington 21 Mar 1751/2; d 3 Dec 1836; m Torrington (“both of Torrington”) 9 Jun 1785 Abner

LOOMIS, b Torrington 26 Nov 1727, d there 18 Jan 1809, son of Aaron and Deborah (EGGLESTON)

LOOMIS.

Abner m/1 Sarah GRANT, who died in 1784, daughter of William and Sarah (MOORE) GRANT; Abner lived in

Torrington, where he erected a brandy still in about 1775. This place where his house and the still stood became

known as "Brandy Hill". Nathaniel was a Torrington selectman from 1778 to 1783.

[~ Barbour Index; Cem:Litchfield County; Loomis Gen ~]

Children of Chloe and Abner, born at Torrington:

i Chloe LOOMIS⁶, b 14 May 1788; d 9 Sep 1816; unmarried.

ii Julia LOOMIS⁶, b 20 Dec 1790; d 6 Jul 1817; unmarried.

viii LOIS⁵, b Torrington 2 Jun 1753; d 5 Jul 1773; m Torrington (“both of Torrington”) 27 May 1773 Friend THRALL,

b 9 Jun 1752, son of Joel and Margaret (HODGE) THRALL; r Torrington. Lois died, apparently from

complications of childbirth, just 9 days after the birth of her daughter, and 5 weeks after marriage. And the

little girl died only 3 months later. Friend m/2 23 Nov 1774 Sarah AGARD, and had 2 children by her.

[~ CT Hist Soc:Thrall Gen; Hodge Gen ~]

Child of Lois and Friend:

i Lois THRALL⁶, b 26 Jun 1773; d 17 Oct 1773.

ix KEZIAH⁵, b Torrington 16 Nov 1755; d there 22 May 1774.

x LUCY⁵, b Torrington 18 Dec 1757; d 4 Sep 1812; m Salisbury CT (Lucy “of Torrington”) 21 Jun 1780 James

HOLMES, 3rd of Salisbury, b there 14 Feb 1758, son of James and Sarah (JEWELL) HOLMES; James m/2

6 Dec 1812 Lucretia WRIGHT and had one son, William. Lucretia died 21 Dec 1825, and James m/3 10 Oct

1826 Rhoda J ANABLE, b 1779/80; r Salisbury, and at Durham NY and Albany NY.

James was a Revolutionary Soldier from Connecticut.

[~ Barbour Index; Godfrey Mem Lib:Holmes Gen; CT Hist Soc:Ancestral Notes,1954; Abstracts of Rev War ~]

Children of Lucy and James, born at Salisbury:

i Byron HOLMES⁶, b 7 Nov 1781

ii Levi HOLMES⁶, b 31 Dec 1783; died young.

iii Lucy HOLMES⁶, b 19 Dec 1787

iv Levi HOLMES⁶, b 16 Jul 1790; m Phebe ADAMS.

v James HOLMES⁶, b 14 Aug 1792

vi John HOLMES⁶, b 12 Feb 1795

vii Lois HOLMES⁶, b 1 May 1797

viii Augustus HOLMES⁶, b 31 Aug 1800

xi SUSAN⁵, baptised Torrington 19 Feb 1758; died in NY; m/1 Aug 1778 Ethan ALLEN, b Torrington about 1755,

d of an accident in Vermont before 1790; Susan m/2 John P GOULD. Susan and Ethan lived in Torrington;

about 1782-1784 they moved to Vermont. At some time after 1790 she moved again, to New York State.

I am not sure how this Ethan Allen is related to the famous Ethan ALLEN, born in 1738 in Litchfield CT, close by.

[~ Corresp: Nancy Burton; LDS Fam Search:Emmet W Heath; Corresp:Gail Bono; Corresp:Mike Gregory ~]

Children of Susan and Ethan:

i Susan ALLEN⁶, b Torrington 19 Jul 1780; m 1799 Doctor John WEBSTER.

Both are buried in Spencerport, Monroe Co NY.

ii Ethan ALLEN⁶, b Torrington 31 Jul 1782; m Charlotte PIERSON; r Genesee

Co NY; buried at Jamestown, Chautauqua Co NY.

iii John ALLEN⁶, b VT about 1784; m Ursula McCURDY; r Litchfield CT.

iv Barber ALLEN⁶, b 1786; m/1 about 1812 Eunice WOODWORTH; m/2 about 1813

Mary PERRY, b Fairfield CT; m/3 1832 Cynthia ---; r LeRoy and Pavilion, Genesee Co NY. Barber

and Mary had 10 children, b 1813-1831. I am not sure when the marriage to Eunice Woodworth took

place, and if she was Barber’s first wife or not.

131 xii ELI⁵, b Torrington 9 Feb 1761; m Hannah DRAKE.

xiii HEPZIBAH⁵, b Torrington 20 Jul 1763; m Harwinton (“Hepzibah of Torrington”) 6 Oct 1788 Ira SKINNER of

Harwinton, b there 16 Mar 1761, son of Ashbel and Marah (HOLCOMB) SKINNER.

[~ Barbour Index; CT Hist Soc:LBBarbour Manuscript ~]

Children of Hepzibah and Ira:

i Anna SKINNER⁶, b 14 Jun 1789

ii Ira SKINNER⁶, b 14 May 1791

iii Ashbel SKINNER⁶, b 13 Dec 1792

iv Ryla B SKINNER⁶, b 2 Nov 1794; d 26 Feb 1799.

v Hepzibah SKINNER⁶, b 23 Apr 1797

vi Lois SKINNER⁶, b 22 Sep 1799

vii Ryla B SKINNER⁶, b 9 May 1801

viii Achsah SKINNER⁶, b 19 Apr 1803

xiv JEMIMA⁵ (twin), b Torrington 20 Jul 1763; d 6 Oct 1828; m Torrington (“both of Torrington”) 9 Mar 1786 Benoni

LOOMIS, b Torrington 27 Feb 1758, d there 20 Feb 1820, son of Abraham and Mary (TAYLOR) LOOMIS; r

Torrington. In 1787 Benoni was a signer of a declaration forming a society called the “Strict Congregationalists”.

[~ Barbour Index; Loomis Gen ~]

Children of Jemima and Benoni, born at Torrington:

i Warren LOOMIS⁶, b 9 Nov 1787; m Esther SUTLIFF; r Torrington.

ii Roxalena LOOMIS⁶, b 27 Mar 1791; m 1828 Horace LOOMIS as his second

wife, after her sister Pamela died; r Torrington.

iii Horace Allyn LOOMIS⁶, b 3 Aug 1793; m Hannah JUDSON; r Summit Co OH.

iv Elisha LOOMIS⁶, b 27 Jul 1798; m Ophelia LEACH; r Torrington.

v Pamela LOOMIS⁶, b 18 Jan 1804; d 23 Sep 1824; m 21 Apr 1824 Horace LOOMIS; r Torrington.

42. THOMAS⁴ BARBER (Nathaniel³), b Windsor CT 1 Oct 1725; d there 31 Dec 1802; m there (“both of Windsor”) 10 Jan 1748/9 Jane ISHAM b Edgartown MA 1727/28, d Windsor 1 Aug 1804, daughter of John and Deborah (DAGGETT) ISHAM; r Windsor. Thomas served in the Revolutionary War at the seige of Boston, 1775.

The 1909 Barber Genealogy said that the children of Thomas were born in Harwinton, but that is not the case. The birth records available show Windsor.

[~ 1909 Barber Gen; Godfrey Mem Lib:Isham Gen; CT church rec; Barbour Index; CT Hist Soc:LBBarbour Manuscript ~]

Children of Thomas and Jane:

i JANE⁵, b Windsor 12 Oct 1749; d 19 Nov 1749.

ii THOMAS⁵, b Windsor 13 Nov 1750; d Windsor 15 Feb 1816, "age 65". Thomas was a

soldier in the Revolution in 1780, in the 5th Connecticut Regiment. Probably this Thomas is the one who lived in

Wilson, on the road to Hartford, next to his uncle Josiah BARBER.

iii JACOB⁵, b Windsor 16 Jun 1752; probably died young.

iv MARY⁵, b Windsor 14 Aug 1754; m Bloomfield (part of Windsor until 1835) (Mary “of Windsor”) 16 Jun 1778

Aaron CRANE of East Windsor, b 8 May 1756, d 3 Jul 1826, son of Hezekiah and Rachel CRANE. Aaron m/2

17 Apr 1817 Widow Dorcas MUNN of Springfield MA.

[~ Barbour Index; CT church rec; CT Hist Soc:LBBarbour Manuscript; CT Hist Soc:Crane Gen ~]

Children of Mary and Aaron:

i Polly CRANE⁶, b 10 May 1779; m Ebenezer McGREGORY of Longmeadow MA.

ii Aaron CRANE⁶, b 24 Mar 1781; m Lodice ‑‑‑; r Longmeadow.

iii Timothy CRANE⁶, b 28 Jan 1783; m Matilda NEEDHAM; r Stafford CT.

iv Ziba CRANE⁶, b 16 Apr 1785; m Mercy KIBBEE; r Longmeadow.

v Eli CRANE⁶, b 3 Aug 1787; m Sarah ‑‑‑; r Longmeadow and Wilbraham MA.

vi Jane CRANE⁶, b 24 Dec 1789

vii Lucinda CRANE⁶, b 19 Aug 1792

viii Elihu CRANE⁶, b 17 Nov 1794; r Longmeadow.

ix Hezekiah CRANE⁶, b 1 Feb 1797; m Mary HEATH; r Longmeadow MA and Albion, Oswego Co NY.

x Almira CRANE⁶, b 18 Jul 1799; d 6 Sep 1808.

v JANE⁵, baptised 4 Sep 1757

vi ABIGAIL⁵, baptised 5 Oct 1759

132 vii REUBEN⁵, baptised 12 Dec 1762; m Tirzah BARBER (see #37).

viii CHLOE⁵, baptised 12 May 1765; d 31 May 1849; m Windsor 8 Nov 1785 Elijah SADD, b probably East Windsor

3 Mar 1766, d 9 Feb 1843, son of John and Content (ELMORE) SADD; r East Windsor. Chloe joined the

Windsor Church 1787.

[~ Barbour Index; CT church rec; CT Hist Soc:Sadd Manuscript; CT State Lib:Sadd Gen ~]

Children of Chloe and Elijah:

i Abigail SADD⁶, b 14 Feb 1788; m Timothy MUNSELL.

ii Harvey SADD⁶, b 21 Jan 1790; m Polly SPEAR.

iii Chloe SADD⁶, b 6 Sep 1792; m Charles CLARK.

iv Laura SADD⁶, b 6 Feb 1798; d 19 Feb 1799.

v John SADD⁶, b 10 Sep 1800; m Emeline CLARK; r East Windsor.

133 ix ELI⁵, b about 1767; m/1 Mary FORBES; m/2 Ann BIDWELL.

134 x NATHANIEL⁵, baptised 24 Jun 1768; m/1 Sally BISSELL; m/2 Margaret (BISSELL) SAUNDERS.

43. Dea. OLIVER⁴ BARBER (Jonathan³), b Windsor CT 29 Jan 1735/6; d 8 Oct 1820; buried at East Windsor; m East Windsor (“Oliver of Windsor, now of East Windsor”) 30 Jan 1766 Anna ROOT of Westfield MA, b 16 Oct 1743, d 16 Sep 1825, daughter of John and Anna (LOOMIS) ROOT; r Scantic Parish section of East Windsor.

Oliver served in the Revolution. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; Lure of the Litchfield Hills ~]

Children of Oliver and Anna Barber, born at East Windsor:

135 i OLIVER⁵, b 3 Mar 1767; m Sarah CHAPIN.

136 ii GROVE⁵, b 19 Jul 1769; m Mary ALLEN.

iii EUNICE⁵, b 6 Jul 1772; d East Windsor 23 Oct 1854; m there 1792 Wareham CRANE, b

1770, d East Windsor 21 Jan 1835, son of Hezekiah and Sybil (LAMPHIRE) CRANE.

Eunice and Wareham resided at East Windsor, where he was a farmer.

[~ IGI:CT; CT Hist Soc:Crane Gen ~]

Children of Eunice and Wareham:

i Clarissa CRANE⁶, b 15 Jul 1792; m Parley GREEN. They had no children.

ii Sybil CRANE⁶, b 2 Jan 1794; m James ROCKWELL; r MI.

iii Eunice CRANE⁶, b 3 Jan 1796; m Joshua WELLS of East Windsor.

iv Wareham Barber CRANE⁶, b 27 Jan 1798; d 6 May 1842.

v Anna CRANE⁶, b 30 Oct 1799; d 1886.

vi Russell Willis CRANE⁶, b 31 Jan 1802; m Lydia PARMLE; r East Windsor.

vii Sophronia CRANE⁶, b 14 Feb 1804; m Hiram WOLCOTT of East Windsor.

viii Oliver Root CRANE⁶, b 6 Dec 1806; m Annie Rebecca LEWIS; d Waterford CT.

ix Electa B CRANE⁶, b 25 Aug 1809; m Elisha W HICKERSON; r Detroit MI.

x Hezekiah Backus CRANE⁶, b 12 Sep 1811; m Angeline GOWDY.

xi Charles Reynolds CRANE⁶, b 26 Feb 1817; m Mary WEST. They had no children.

xii Lorenzo Bliss CRANE⁶, b 21 Nov 1818; m Emeline GOWDY; r South Windsor.

137 iv HORACE⁵, b 2 Oct 1776; m/1 Lydia PHELPS; m/2 Mabel S ---.

v ANNE⁵, b 22 Mar 1778; d Scantic CT 11 Dec 1829; m ‑‑‑.

vi ELECTA⁵ "Lecty", b 25 Apr 1782, d 12 Jul 1804; m East Windsor 27 Nov 1800 Timothy CHAPIN, b Enfield CT 12

Apr 1772, d there 30 Jun 1858, son of Ebenezer and Mehitable (BARTLETT) CHAPIN. Electa died a month after

delivering her second son. Timothy m/2 1806 Susanna Terry and had 5 children by her.

[~ CT Hist Soc:Chapin Gen ~]

Children of Electa and Timothy:

i Reuben CHAPIN⁶, b 7 Dec 1801; m ‑‑‑; r OH. They had no children.

ii Timothy Barber CHAPIN⁶, b 16 Jun 1804; d 5 Nov 1881.

Henry Barber, b 2 Jul 1796, listed by White‑Wilson as a son of Oliver Barber and Anna, is actually a son of Oliver

Barber and Sarah CHAPIN, and grandson of Oliver and Anna.

44. ASHBEL⁴ BARBER (Jonathan³), b Windsor CT 22 Jul 1738; d 22 Mar 1812; buried at East Windsor; m/1 Windsor (“both of Windsor”) 1 Aug 1765 Sarah OSBORNE, b Windsor 20 Jun 1739, daughter of John and Sarah (STILES) OSBORNE.

Ashbel m/2 Rhoda ROOT, b 28 Oct 1745, d 23 Feb 1829; buried at East Windsor, daughter of John and Anna (LOOMIS) ROOT, and sister of Anna ROOT, his brother Oliver's wife.

Ashbel marched to the relief of Boston in 1775 to start the Revolution, and later transferred to Col. Phelps’s Regiment for special service on coast defense. In East Windsor they were members of the Scantic Church. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; Stiles:Windsor; CT Hist Soc:Root Gen; Lure of the Litchfield Hills; Corresp:Elizabeth Simpson ~]

Child of Ashbel and Sarah:

i ASHBEL⁵, b about 1765; m ‑‑‑; r East Windsor. The censuses of 1790‑1810, show he probably had 4 children.

45. SIMEON⁴ BARBER (Jonathan³), b Windsor CT 17 May 1741; d 7 Oct 1808; buried in East Windsor CT; m East Windsor (“both of East Windsor”) 26 Sep 1771 Lois ALLEN, b 13 Sep 1751, d 29 Jul 1814, daughter of Joseph and Lois (BURNHAM) ALLEN; r East Windsor.

Simeon served in the Revolution. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; CT Hist Soc:LBBarbour Manuscript; Lure of the Litchfield Hills; Vital rec:East Windsor ~]

Children of Simeon and Lois, born at East Windsor:

i CYNTHIA⁵, b 20 Oct 1772; d Portland CT 8 Mar 1837; m East Windsor 16 Feb 1792 Ebenezer OSBORNE, b

16 Aug 1767, d 21 Mar 1806, probably the son of Samuel and Hepzibah (LORD) OSBORNE; r East Windsor.

Children of Cynthia and Ebenezer, born at East Windsor:

i Julius OSBORNE⁶, b 3 Aug 1794; m Ann E MARSH.

ii Cynthia OSBORNE⁶, b 3 Mar 1800; m Rev. Harvey TALCOTT; r Portland CT.

138 ii SIMEON⁵, b 17 Mar 1774; m Martha POTWINE.

iii LOIS⁵, b 16 Oct 1775; d 22 Jan 1806; m 18 Jun 1798 Alexander RICHARDSON, b probably Coventry CT 17 Jun

1772, d at Ithaca, Tompkins Co NY 3 Oct 1859, son of Stephen and Mabel (MARSH) RICHARDSON; r East

Windsor. He is supposedly the Alexander who m/2 Hannah DRAKE, b 1776. He had 2 children by his 2nd wife.

When Lois died, she left 5 children, the youngest of which was 12 days old. [~ CT Hist Soc:Richardson Gen ~]

Children of Lois and Alexander:

i Harlan Page RICHARDSON⁶, b 14 Dec 1799; d East Windsor 17 Oct 1801.

ii Daniel M RICHARDSON⁶, b 8 Apr 1801; m Lavinia A McINTYRE.

iii Harlan Page RICHARDSON⁶, b 22 May 1803; d East Windsor 6 Oct 1806.

iv Horace W RICHARDSON⁶, ; d 26 Jan 1848.

v Lois Barber RICHARDSON⁶, b 10 Jan 1806; d 22 Jan 1882; unmarried.

iv RACHEL PHEBE⁵, b 25 Sep 1781; d East Windsor 19 Aug 1854; unmarried.

v HADASSAH⁵, b 22 Dec 1784; d East Windsor 26 Feb 1864; unmarried.

46. MOSES⁴ BARBER (Aaron³), b Windsor CT 2 Nov 1733; d there 12 Aug 1818; m Wait LOOMIS, b 14 Aug 1732, daughter of Jonathan and Sarah (HIGLEY) LOOMIS; r Windsor. Moses may also have married Mary ‑‑‑).

Moses was one of those impressed into service 13 Apr 1759, in Capt. Nathaniel Hayden's Company, during the French and Indian War. 46 subscribers paid money to be divided among those serving, to encourage them, and kept their own sons and servants from having to serve.

[~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; CT church rec; CT Hist Soc:LBBarbour Manuscript; Lure of the Litchfield Hills ~]

Children of Moses and Wait:

139 i BENONI⁵, b 14 Aug 1758; m Patty GOODWIN.

ii HANNAH⁵, twin, b 14 Aug 1758; d 1 Mar 1840; m 2 Mar 1802 Jonathan LOOMIS, b Windsor 25 Mar 1757,

d there 23 Oct 1814, son of Joseph and Kezia (LOOMIS) LOOMIS; r Windsor.

Jonathan Loomis served in the first call for troops in the Revolution, in Capt Clark’s 6th Company, 3rd Regiment,

CT Line. He was at the Battle of Bunker Hill. Later he was in Col. Sage’s Regiment, reinforcing the army in NY,

which lost heavily in retreat, and fought at White Plains, Westchester Co NY. Jonathan became a corporal.

[~ Loomis Gen ~]

Children of Hannah and Jonathan, born at Windsor:

i Moses LOOMIS⁶, b 13 Aug 1805; m Nancy C LOOMIS; r Windsor and Hartford CT.

ii Timothy LOOMIS⁶, b 17 Nov 1808; d 23 Jul 1829.

iii Jonathan LOOMIS⁶, b 6 Aug 1811; unmarried.

iii MOSES⁵, b 10 Oct 1762; d Windsor 10 Aug 1805; m Kezia ?DENSLOW, who d Windsor 27 Sep 1805. They

apparently had no children.

iv ANNA⁵, baptised 31 Mar 1765; m Windsor 15 Oct 1783 Augustus MILLS of East Windsor, baptised 20 Feb 1763,

d 11 Jun 1850, son of Roswell and Elizabeth (PORTER) MILLS.

v ISAAC⁵, b about 1768; m ‑‑‑.

Child of Isaac and ‑‑‑:

i HIRAM⁶, b 1820; m ‑‑‑; Hiram had a child born Nov 1845, that died at Windsor 15 Mar 1846.

vi EUNICE⁵, b 14 Feb 1773; d 22 Feb 1853; m Windsor 2 Aug 1790 David Yeomans FITCH, b 27 Mar 1769, d 6 Sep

1849, son of James and Anne (HULBERT) FITCH; r at Jefferson Co NY.

[~ Corresp:Fred Payne; CT church rec; CT Hist Soc:LBBarbour Manuscript ~]

Children of Eunice and David:

i Eunice FITCH⁶, b 31 Dec 1790

ii Lura FITCH⁶, b 12 Jan 1794

iii John M FITCH⁶, b 4 Dec 1796, m Rhoda ‑‑‑.

iv Aluryia FITCH⁶, b 14 Jun 1800

v Henry FITCH⁶, b 3 Jun 1803; r probably VanBuren Co MI.

vi James L FITCH⁶, b 27 Oct 1807, d 1857.

vii Morgan Lewis FITCH⁶, b 2 Feb 1810; m Amanda ROBERTS; r Lima, Livingston

Co NY, then at Honeoye Falls, Monroe Co NY, and lastly at VanBuren Co MI.

viii Mari FITCH⁶, b 13 Oct 1812

ix Lyman Augustus FITCH⁶, b 21 Oct 1814, m Caroline M ROBERTS; r Van Buren Co.

x Willice O FITCH⁶, b 24 Mar 1818

47. ABEL⁴ BARBER (Aaron³), baptised Windsor CT 11 Apr 1736; d 1785; m 1763 Rebecca MARSH, daughter of Lemuel and Bathsheba (BARRET) MARSH of Hartford CT; r Windsor. Rebecca m/2 Hezekiah LATIMER; r Windsor and Canton CT.

Abel served with his brother Moses in his cousin Captain Nathaniel Barber’s Company in the Revolution. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; CT Hist Soc:LBBarbour Manuscript; Families of Hartford; Lure of the Litchfield Hills ~]

Children of Abel and Rebecca:

140 i ABEL⁵, baptised Windsor 18 Nov 1764; m Mary “Polly” MATHER.

ii FREEMAN⁵, baptised Windsor 26 Oct 1766; probably died young.

141 iii FREEMAN⁵, baptised Windsor 24 Jan 1768; m Mabel PALMER.

iv GEORGE⁵, b 1769/70; d Windsor 2 Mar 1805; m ‑‑‑; r Windsor.

Children of George:

i GEORGE⁶, b about 1785.

ii AMANDA⁶

iii CATHARINE⁶

142 v THADDEUS⁵, baptised Windsor 29 Mar 1772; m Polly (“Patty”) (HOSKINS) EGGLESTON.

143 vi MICHAEL⁵, b Canton 1774/5; m/1 Elizabeth Hall WOODRUFF; m/2 Mary EMBRY.

vii JERUSHA⁵, b 30 Jun 1779; d Ware MA 26 Jan 1865; m Windsor (Bloomfield Church) 24 Apr 1808 Samuel

LEMON, b Montague MA 29 Nov 1780, d Ware 28 Sep 1855, son of Samuel and Jennet (HOLMES) LEMON.

They lived in Ware, on the farm which had been in the Lemon family for almost 100 years.

[~ CT church rec; Genforum:Luanne Chapin; IGI:CT ~]

Children of Jerusha and Samuel:

i Cordelia LEMON⁶, ; m John FLETCHER.

ii Eliza A LEMON⁶, ; m Orusmus ALDEN of Ludlow MA.

iii Samuel M LEMON⁶, b Windsor CT 1810; m/1 --- GOULD; m/2 1873 Mary

BABBITT, who d 27 Apr 1877; m/3 Jane D LINDSEY.

iv Henry P LEMON⁶, ; m Mary H ---.

v Sidney B LEMON⁶, ; m Almira and Martha SNOW; which was his first wife I don’t know.

vi Melissa Jane LEMON⁶, ; m in Ware, John HOWE.

vii Emily LEMON⁶, ; m in Ware, David DAVIS.

viii ABIJAH⁵, twin of one of the above; baptised 14 Nov 1779; d Avon CT 1808 (the death record says "born 1782");

m Cynthia THOMPSON, b 1781/2, d Avon 5 Jun 1808; r Farmington CT. [~ CT church rec; Barbour Index ~]

48. JAMES⁴ BARBER (Aaron³), b Windsor CT 22 Mar 1742/3; d Bloomfield CT 2 Jan 1802; m Windsor (“both of Windsor”) 17 Jul 1768 Esther ALLYN, b Windsor 9 May 1747, d Bloomfield 12 Dec 1805, daughter of Matthew and Dorcas (FILLEY) ALLYN; r Windsor and Bloomfield.

James served in the Continental Army for 3 years. [~ Barbour Index; 1909 Barber Gen; Stiles:Windsor; CT church rec; CT Hist Soc:LBBarbour Manuscript; Jerijah Barber Manuscript; James' will, 1802: To Allyn, James, Russell, Henry, Esther (wife of Solomon Goodrich), Alson, Oliver, and Candace; Lure of the Litchfield Hills; Corresp:Cassandra Luce; IGI:CT ~]

Children of James and Esther, born at Windsor (the part to become Bloomfield):

i ESTHER⁵, baptised Bloomfield 10 Sep 1769; d 3 Aug 1825; m Solomon GOODRICH, b 11 Oct 1761, d 2 Jan 1844,

son of Elijah and Margaret (GILLETT) GOODRICH of Windsor; r Hancock MA.

The Barber Genealogy of White‑Wilson says that Esther married Aaron FOOTE, but James' will proves otherwise.

The Esther who married Aaron FOOTE did so in 1799, and died in 1820. [~ CT Hist Soc: Goodrich Gen ~]

Children of Esther and Solomon:

i Esther Barber GOODRICH⁶, b 8 Feb 1795; m Lemuel CHESTER.

ii Chloe M GOODRICH⁶, b 17 Jul 1797; m Benjamin PALMER.

iii Joel GOODRICH⁶, b 19 Feb 1799; d 10 Aug 1849; unmarried.

iv Clarissa M GOODRICH⁶, b 16 May 1801; m Moses COLES.

v Tryphena GOODRICH⁶, b 12 Mar 1803; m Prentice JOHNSON.

vi Orrin GOODRICH⁶, b 27 Jul 1805; d 6 Jan 1859; unmarried.

vii Philena GOODRICH⁶, b 27 Mar 1808; m Russell PALMER.

viii Nelson L GOODRICH⁶, b 13 Oct 1810; m/1 Ruth PEASE; m/2 Cornelia PARSHALL.

ix Solomon P GOODRICH⁶, b 26 Apr 1813; m Minerva D COLEMAN; r Stephentown,

Rensselaer Co NY.

ii JAMES⁵, b 19 Nov 1771; d 20 Sep 1776.

144 iii ALLYN⁵, b 14 May 1774; m/1 Asenath ALLEN; m/2 Charlotte CASE.

iv ASA⁵, b 12 Apr 1776; d Bloomfield 30 May 1814; unmarried.

v JAMES⁵, baptised Bloomfield 7 May 1778; ?m Elizabeth ---; r Windsor CT with 3 persons in the household in the

1820 census. There is a James Barber in the 1820 census of Verona, Oneida Co NY, living near Russell Barber

(see #145).

vi ROGER⁵, b 3 Jun 1780; baptised Bloomfield 9 Jun 1780; probably died young.

vii OLIVER⁵, twin, b 3 Jun 1780; d Bloomfield CT 4 Nov 1830; m at Hartford CT, "both of Windsor", 15 Jan 1809

Orinda HOSKINS; r Bloomfield CT. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index ~]

Children of Oliver and Orinda:

i HIRAM KELLOGG⁶, b Jun 1809; d 20 Aug 1811.

ii CHILD⁶, b 1811/12; d Bloomfield 30 Aug 1814.

iii CHILD⁶, d Bloomfield Sep 1824.

145 viii RUSSELL⁵, b 11 Jan 1783; m Patience LEACH.

ix HENRY⁵, b 1 Jul 1785; d Windsor 1835.

x CANDIA⁵, b 5 Jun 1788; m Bloomfield 7 Mar 1811 Joseph WILLSON.

49. ELIJAH⁴ BARBER (Aaron³), b Windsor CT 11 Jan 1745/6; d Tolland CT 22 May 1825; m Windsor (“both of Windsor”) 29 Dec 1768 Abigail WOOD, b 17 Oct 1744, d Tolland 26 Nov 1820, daughter of Robert and Abigail (BARBER) WOOD (see #15); r Windsor in 1790; East Hartford CT in 1810.

Elijah served as a private in the Revolution, in the Connecticut Regiment of Col. Jedediah Huntington. Elijah bought land in East Hartford in 1810 from his son Abner, who went to East Hartford before Elijah did. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; CT church rec; Vital rec:Tolland; Land rec:East Hartford; Lure of the Litchfield Hills; DAR lineage ~]

Children of Elijah and Abigail, born at Windsor:

146 i ELIJAH⁵, b 24 Oct 1769; m Mary (“Polly”) WARNER.

147 ii ABNER⁵, b 18 Sep 1772; m Hepzibah BOWERS.

148 iii ROGER⁵, b 29 Jan 1775; m Martha KILBOURNE.

iv ABIGAIL⁵, b 18 Aug 1778; m Windsor 22 Aug 1799 Thomas BOARDMAN of Torrington CT.

FIFTH GENERATION

50. JOHN⁵ BARBER (Jonathan⁴), b Oyster Ponds, Southhold, Long Island NY 11 Jun 1747; d Groton CT 22 Mar 1816; m Groton (“both of Groton”) Nov 1770 Elizabeth DENISON, b 19 Nov 1748, d 1 Dec 1822, daughter of Daniel and Rachel (STARR) DENISON; r Groton.

John was a farmer and tavern‑keeper. He lived in the old home of his father in Groton Center. [~ CT Hist Soc:Barber‑Morgan Bible; Barbour Index; Gen & Biog of New London ~]

Children of John and Elizabeth, born at Groton:

i BETTY⁶, b 12 May 1771; d Colchester CT 15 Dec 1812; m Gardner GALLUP, b at Groton 5 Mar 1765, son of

Joseph and Mary (GARDNER) GALLUP. Gardner m/2 1821 Phebe SILL of Lyme CT.

[~ Barbour Index; CT State Lib:Gallup Gen ~]

Children of Betty and Gardner:

i Gardner GALLUP⁷

ii Noyes GALLUP⁷

iii Betsey GALLUP⁷

iv Mary GALLUP⁷

v Sarah GALLUP⁷

ii SARAH⁶, b 6 Nov 1773; d Aurora, Cayuga Co NY 8 Jan 1837; m/1 Stephen MORGAN, b 19 Nov 1768, d 1797, son

of John and Dorothy (AVERY) MORGAN. Sarah m/2 28 Sep 1800 E1ias AVERY, b Groton 6 Apr 1768, d Aurora 31

Jul 1837, son of Daniel and Deborah (AVERY) AVERY. [~ Barbour Index; CT Hist Soc:Avery Gen ~]

Child of Sarah and Stephen:

i Albert MORGAN⁷, b about 1786; m Lucy MINER; r Springfield MA.

Children of Sarah and Elias:

ii Maria Barber AVERY⁷, b 30 Dec 1801; m William SMITH.

iii Elizabeth Denison AVERY⁷, b 19 Jul 1803; m Joseph RIDGEWAY.

iv William Eldridge AVERY⁷, b 19 Jul 1805; d at Aurora 14 Jul 1826.

v John Barber AVERY⁷, b 9 Aug 1808; m Elizabeth STARKWEATHER.

vi Latham Noyes AVERY⁷, b 19 May 1811; d 26 Jan 1812.

vii Nancy Morgan AVERY⁷, b 15 Apr 1813; d 9 Apr 1815.

viii Noyes Latham AVERY⁷, b 11 Dec 1815; m/1 Hester Ann OSBORN; m/2 1851 Elizabeth DOUGHERTY.

149 iii THOMAS⁶, b 11 Mar 1776; m Mary PALMER.

150 iv DAVID WHITE⁶, b 20 Sep 1778; m Elizabeth BILLINGS.

151 v NOYES⁶, b 28 Apr 1781; m/1 Catharine BURDICK; m/2 Mary (CHESTER) SMITH.

vi JOHN⁶, b 25 Aug 1783; d Philadelphia PA Aug 1840; m Hannah BURDICK, b Groton CT 26 Feb 1786, d 16 Feb

1875; buried at Canterbury CT, daughter of Walter and Elizabeth (FRANKLIN) BURDICK; r Philadelphia.

Children of John and Hannah:

i JOHN WALTER⁷

ii AMANDA⁷

iii HANNAH⁷

iv THOMAS⁷, b 23 Jul 1808; d 16 Dec 1808.

v ?MARIAH H⁷, b 1824; d 9 Nov 1869; unmarried; buried at Canterbury CT.

vii NANCY⁶, b 29 Aug 1785; m Christopher MORGAN, b Groton 15 Oct 1777, d 4 Oct 1834,

son of Christopher and Deborah (LEDYARD) MORGAN; r Aurora NY. Christopher was a merchant in Aurora.

[~ Barbour Index; CT Hist Soc:Morgan Gen ~]

Children of Nancy and Christopher:

i Edwin Barber MORGAN⁷, b 2 May 1806; m Charlotte Fidelia WOOD.

ii Christopher MORGAN⁷, b 4 Jun 1808; m Mary Elizabeth PITNEY.

iii Henry MORGAN⁷, b 22 Aug 1810; m Mary PLATT.

iv John MORGAN⁷, b 1 Sep 1812; m Mary Briggs BROWNELL.

v George Pearson MORGAN⁷, b 29 May 1815; m Maria Miller TALLCOTT.

vi Richard MORGAN⁷, b 21 Mar 1818; m Eliza Wattles AVERY.

viii REBECCA⁶, b 6 May 1789; d South Hadley MA 11 Nov 1839; m/1 Henry LESTER, b Groton 30 Jan 1772, d 20 Feb

1810, son of David and Elizabeth (STREET) LESTER; Rebecca m/2 2 Feb 1812 Erastus Tenant SMITH, b Groton

24 Jun 1789, d Rochester 14 May 1863, son of Gilbert Jr and Prudence (MORGAN) SMITH; r Groton until about

1832, when they moved to Rochester NY. Erastus m/2 1839 Lucia MILLS; he m/3 1862 Emily PERKINS.

Erastus and his brother Gilbert kept a store in Groton. Later he was a State Representative in Connecticut.

[~ Barbour Index; CT State Lib:Smith Gen ~]

Child of Rebecca and Henry:

i Emily Malvina LESTER⁷, ; m Elijah Frederick SMITH; r Rochester.

Children of Rebecca and Erastus, born at Groton, except the last:

ii Erastus Barber SMITH⁷, b 27 Nov 1812; m Margaretta CASE.

iii Frances Rebecca SMITH⁷, b 13 Mar 1815; m/1 Isaac LYON; m/2 1840 Wells

SOUTHWORTH; r Rochester NY, and at New Haven CT.

iv Gilbert Morgan SMITH⁷, b 15 Mar 1818; m Eliza R ELY; r South Hadley MA.

v Elizabeth Prudence SMITH⁷, b 9 May 1820; m Dr H W DEAN of Rochester.

vi Byron SMITH⁷, b 16 Jul 1825; m Nancy DWIGHT; r South Hadley MA.

vii Henry Walworth SMITH⁷, b 6 Jun 1827; m Mary A HOOKER; r St Thomas,

Virgin Islands, and at Cincinnati OH and Evansville IN.

viii William Avery SMITH⁷, b 14 Sep 1829; d Rochester 6 Jan 1833.

ix Helen Frederica SMITH⁷, b Rochester 6 Apr 1833; unmarried.

ix EDWIN⁶, b 6 May 1793; d 24 Aug 1804; buried at Groton.

51. Capt. JAMES NOYES⁵ BARBER (Jonathan⁴), b Oyster Ponds, Long Island NY 8 Mar 1748/9; d Cooperstown, Otsego Co NY; m Lebanon CT 6 Jan 1771 Zerviah BUSHNELL, b 9 Feb 1750/1, d at Lebanon 1795, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (HEWETT) (FRENCH) BUSHNELL of Lisbon CT; r Lebanon.

James was a Captain in the Revolutionary Army, and also in the War of 1812, during which his son James N also served. Sons Jonathan, David, James N, and Aaron were all apparently in Herkimer Co NY, just above Cooperstown (see below). [~ Barbour Index; CT church rec; Bushnell Gen; Lure of the Litchfield Hills; 1810,20,30,40 census:Herkimer Co ~]

Children of James and Zerviah:

152 i SANFORD⁶, b probably Lebanon about 1771/2; m Bela ‑‑‑.

ii JONATHAN⁶, b Lebanon 3 May 1773; m ---, b before 1786; r Warren, Herkimer Co NY (there was also a Jonathan

in Groton CT in 1810). In 1810 his brother Aaron was also in Warren, and David was nearby in German Flats.

In 1820 and 1830 Jonathan lived in Frankfort, Herkimer Co, but no wife was apparent in 1820. In

1830 he apparently was married again; his 2nd wife was born in the 1780’s. Another brother, James N,

lived in nearby Little Falls in 1830.

153 iii DAVID⁶, b Lebanon 22 Nov 1775; m Chloe BARKER.

154 iv JAMES NOYES⁶, ; m Hannah BILLINGS.

v BELA⁶

vi AARON⁶, is likely the one b after 1784; m ---; r Warren NY in 1810, with wife and

girl under 10.

52. AMAZIAH⁵ BARBER (Isaac⁴), b Simsbury CT 5 Aug 1740; d Townsend, Huron Co OH Nov 1829; m/1 Mary ‑‑‑, who d Simsbury 1 Mar 1773.

Amaziah m/2 Simsbury (“both of Simsbury”) 9 Dec 1778, Widow Mercy (KEENY) SHELDON, b Hartford CT 1742, d before Oct 1820. Mercy m/1 1762 Remembrance SHELDON.

Amaziah served in the French and Indian War, after enlisting in August 1759, and again in 1761 in the Connecticut Militia. He also was in the Lexington Alarm of 1775, and also probably was in the 7th Continental Regiment in the Revolutionary Army in 1775, and again in 1781 in the Second Continental Light Dragoons, known as “Sheldon's Horse”. He enlisted as well in the War of 1812, at age 72, but was sent home, the feeling being that his former services were sufficient.

After 1783, when he was formally discharged from military service, Amaziah left Connecticut, and the family was in Harpersfield, Delaware Co NY by 1790, in Delhi, Delaware Co (15 miles SW of Harpersfield) in 1800, and by 1810 in Boyle, Ontario Co, in the part which later became Penfield, and after 1821 was in Monroe Co NY.

Amaziah was primarily a farmer. He was one of the organizers of the Baptist Church in Penfield, and was its first deacon. In 1816 there was a split in this church, and a second Baptist congregation, the “Peace Baptist Church” was the result, with Amaziah and family in it. Partly because of this in 1817 Amaziah and his family moved to Townsend, Huron Co MI with the rest of the members of the new church, just a few families. Amaziah and his sons and their families, and the other families of the Peace Baptist Church were a close-knit group, living in what was called “The Barber Settlement”, in western Townsend, near the Norwalk line. In bargaining for their land, they tried to get a pledge from Kneeland Townsend, the proprietor, that so-called “worldly people” be kept from settling in that part of town. There was almost no communication between the Barber group and other settlers who were not in the Peace Baptist Church. The children were kept away from the other children. Cousins married cousins. A double wedding of Barbers once took place, the notice of which was published in the Norwalk Reporter, headed “Barber-ous Times in Townsend”. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; CT church rec; Corresp:Marjorie Lawrence; Corresp:Gregory W Mason; Rev War Pension File; 1790 census Delaware Co:2-2-2; 1800 census:Delhi; 1810 census: Boyle; Hist of Huron and Erie Co OH, 1879, by W W Williams ~]

Children of Amaziah and Mary: (all three baptised in the St Andrews Episcopal Church, Simsbury CT, on 24 Feb

1774)

155 i AUGUSTUS⁶, b about 1760; m/1 Lois ‑‑‑.

ii GEORGE⁶, ; m ‑‑‑; d after Oct 1820; r Penfield (formerly part of Boyle, Ontario Co); this section became Monroe

Co NY by 1810. George had a family. The 1810 census of Boyle, Ontario Co NY, shows 2 boys and 3 girls

under 10. [~ 1810 census:Boyle; 1820 census:Bloomfield; Corresp:Kathleen D Ward ~]

156 iii WILLIAM N⁶, b Simsbury CT 18 Dec 1774; probably m Rebecca MILLS.

Children of Amaziah and Mercy:

157 iv ABIJAH⁶, b Simsbury 10 Nov 1779; m Delilah ---.

158 v AMAZIAH⁶, b 178l; m Phebe ‑‑‑.

159 vi HEZEKIAH⁶, b Simsbury 16 May 1784; m/1 Ruth DEWEY; m/2 Ann HUGGETT.

vii MARY⁶ (PHEBE), b about 1789; d after 1830; m David LEE; r Townsend, Huron Co OH.

[~ 1820 census:Townsend: shows 1 boy age 10-16, 3 girls under 10 ~]

Child of Mary and David:

i Amanda LEE⁷, b Penfield Aug 1812; m Chester BARBER, her first cousin,

son of Amaziah and Phebe (see #363).

viii ?ABEL, ; m/1 Townsend OH 30 May 1830 Paloma BARBER, sister of Matilda M (see 157). Abel m/2 Huron Co 28

Oct 1838, Mary Jane PEARL. [~ IGI:OH; Marriages of Huron Co ~]

1800 census of Delhi shows a boy born 1790-1800, perhaps Abel.

53. SETH⁵ BARBER (Isaac⁴), b Simsbury CT 25 Dec 1742; d Middletown CT; m Simsbury (“Seth of Simsbury”) 29 May 1767 Mary MERRITT of Middletown, b Killingworth CT 30 Mar 1743, daughter of James and Katherine (ROGERS) MERRITT; r Simsbury. Seth died by 1785, when Mary m/2 28 Sep 1785 Jabez HARGER of Hartland CT, and lived in Hartland and Barkhamsted CT and Granville MA.

Seth fought in the French and Indian War. The parents of the boys Seth and Samuel, below, are uncertain. Seth is placed here because of the name being the same, mainly, and Samuel because of his association with Seth in Hartland. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; Gen of Adam Rogers and James Merritt ~]

Children of Seth and Mary, born at Simsbury:

160 i ISAAC⁶, b 8 Apr 1768; m Canton CT 1796 Mrs Rhoda (CASE) WELLS.

161 ii ?SAMUEL⁶, b 176?; m Ruth BUSHNELL.

iii JOHN⁶, b 20 Aug 1772

162 iv ?SETH⁶, b 1774; m Dorcas HOWE.

54. DAVID⁵ BARBER (Isaac⁴), b Simsbury CT 3 Nov 1744; d 1 Jan 1837; buried in Barkhamsted CT; m Simsbury (“both of Simsbury”) 12 Dec 1772 Deborah Adams, b 1744 or 1746, d 18 Dec 1834, probably the Deborah, b Simsbury, daughter of Joseph and Penelope (ROBERTS) ADAMS; r Barkhamsted.

David was a Revolutionary War soldier.

I am not at all certain to which son the grandsons of David belong. More information is needed. [~ David's Will, Barkhamsted, 1807:to David Jr, Sham?, grandsons Spaulding and Grove Barber; 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; Vital rec; Cem:Barkhamsted; Barbour Index; 1790‑1830 censuses: Barkhamsted ~]

Children of David and Deborah, born at Barkhamsted:

i DEBORAH⁶, b 30 Oct 1773

163 ii CLARRY⁶ (son), baptised at Scotland CT (not today’s Scotland) 23 Oct 1774 (recorded at St Andrews Church,

Simsbury); m ‑‑‑ ?

164 iii DAVID⁶, b 2 Jul 1778; m Rebecca ‑‑‑.

iv BIDKAH⁶ (son), b 19 Apr 1782

55. EPHRAIM⁵ BARBER (Isaac⁴), b Simsbury CT 1 Feb 1753; d Barkhamsted CT 4 Aug 1813; m Sarah DRAKE, baptised Wintonbury (now Bloomfield) CT 1 Feb 1755, d 4 Sep 1832, daughter of Enoch and Mary (BARBER) DRAKE (see #11); r Barkhamsted.

Ephraim was a Revolutionary War soldier. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; CT church rec; Vital rec; Cem rec; CT Hist Soc:Drake Gen; Humphreys Gen ~]

Children of Ephraim and Sarah, born at Barkhamsted:

i EPHRAIM⁶, b 11 Nov 1781; d 9 Jan 1852; buried at Barkhamsted; r Barkhamsted. Ephraim was a farmer there. I

saw no record of a wife or children. [~ Will,1852 ~]

ii CHILD⁶

iii SARAH DRAKE⁶ ("Celia"), b 1 Dec 1783; m Barkhamsted (Sarah “of Barkhamsted”) 19

Feb 1811 Augustus HUMPHREY of Canton CT, b Simsbury 4 Sep 1771, d 1859, son of Solomon and

Naomi (HIGLEY) HUMPHREY. Sarah and Augustus had no children.

iv HANNAH⁶, b 17 Dec 1785; baptised with Sarah and Ephraim, at Barkhamsted, 3 Aug 1788; d Aug 1884; m

Barkhamsted (Hannah “of Barkhamsted”) 1808 Lyman ATWATER of Canton, son of Ichabod and Bethia

(RICHARDS) ATWATER; r Barkhamsted. Hannah reached the age of 96! [~ Godfrey Mem Lib: Atwater Gen ~]

Children of Hannah and Lyman:

i Sherman ATWATER⁷, ; died young.

ii Josiah Wolcott ATWATER⁷, b 8 Apr 1814; m/1 Fannie BLANNOTT; he m/2 Clara CASE;

he m/3 Mahala CASE, sister of Clara; he m/4 Sarah (BARNES) DOWD. [~ Case Gen ~]

iii Laura ATWATER⁷, ; m Eli BARNES.

iv Lucina ATWATER⁷, ; m Martin RUST.

v Sara Louise ATWATER⁷, ; m Martin RUST. This may be a duplicate entry.

Sara Louise and Lucina may be the same person. [~ Atwater Gen ~]

v ALVIN⁶, b 24 Apr 1789, d Barkhamsted 13 Jan 1820.

vi ROZILLA⁶, b 7 Oct 1792; d 27 Jun 1818; unmarried.

vii ABIRAM⁶, b 1 Mar 1796; d Barkhamsted 11 Jul 1820.

56. THOMAS⁵ BARBER (Thomas⁴), b Simsbury CT 5 Sep 1728; d Wyoming, Luzerne Co PA 8 Jun 1794; buried at Simsbury; m there 16 Jul 1752 Martha CASE, b 31 Jul 1735, d 29 Mar 1809, daughter of John and Abigail (HUMPHREY) CASE; r Simsbury, and at Ashford CT.

Thomas brought goods to Detroit MI as early as 1763, hauling them from Hartford to Schenectady with oxen, freighting them by boat up the Mohawk River, via Wood Creek to Oneida Lake, to Oswego, then by Lakes Ontario and Erie, to Detroit. In Detroit he stayed while trading with the Indians, disposing of his goods for furs, which he then brought back to Hartford. Each venture proved successful. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; CT Hist Soc:Case Gen; Biographies of MI ~]

Children of Thomas and Martha, born at Simsbury:

i MARTHA⁶, b 22 Jan 1754; d 19 Mar 1758.

165 ii THOMAS⁶, b 26 Jan 1756; m/1 Mrs. Achsah PETTIBONE; m/2 Ruth PETTIBONE.

iii DAUGHTER⁶, b 10 Jan 1758; probably died young.

iv MARTHA⁶, b 27 Oct 1760; m Jun 1784 Benjamin PALMER, b Ashford 26 Mar 1759, son of Benjamin and Esther

(HAYWARD) PALMER; r Ashford. [~ Palmer Gen; Barbour Index ~]

Children of Martha and Benjamin, born at Ashford:

i Benjamin PALMER⁷, b 30 Jan 1785

ii Friend PALMER⁷, b 14 Mar 1787; m ‑‑‑; r Canandaigua NY and Detroit MI.

iii Thomas PALMER⁷, b 4 Feb 1789

iv Chauncey PALMER⁷, b 19 Jun 1792; m Hannah P DEAN of Ashford.

v Catherine PALMER⁷, b 1 Sep 1794

vi Laura PALMER⁷, b 21 Oct 1796; m Horace SHIPPEE of Ashford.

vii Titus PALMER⁷, b 4 Aug 1799

viii George PALMER⁷, b 1 Aug 1801; m Deborah BICKNELL.

ix Son⁷, died young.

v LUCY⁶, b 10 Jun 1762; d 24 Aug 1807; m Joseph PETTIBONE, b 26 Jun 1759, son of

Abel and Elizabeth (CASE) PETTIBONE. Joseph m/2 Elizabeth DENSLOW.

[~ CT Hist Soc:Pettibone Gen; Corresp:June Domanowski; Corresp:Donald Preston ~]

Children of Lucy and Joseph:

i Lucy Barber PETTIBONE⁷, b 1786; m/1 --- ADAMS; m/2 Harvey STRATTON.

ii Rhoda PETTIBONE⁷, ; m Culver MALLERY, who changed his name from

Culpepper MALLERY.

iii Polly PETTIBONE⁷

iv Joseph PETTIBONE⁷

vi ASA⁶, b 5 Jun 1764; d Baltimore MD 11 Oct 1798; buried at Simsbury; unmarried.

166 vii CHARLES⁶, b 14 Jul 1767; m Dolly NEWBERRY.

viii ZILPHA⁶, b Jun 1772; d 2 Aug 1826; m Levi LATIMER, who d 13 Jul 1849; r Simsbury.

Children of Zilpha and Levi:

i Romola LATIMER⁷

ii Milo LATIMER⁷, ; d 26 Jul 1843.

iii Erastus LATIMER⁷, b 20 Mar 1802; m Phebe ELLIS.

167 ix TITUS⁶, b 14 Dec 1774; m Jemima HOLCOMB.

x RHODA⁶, b 27 Nov 1778; d 24 Jun 1779.

xi RHODA⁶, baptised 13 Feb 1780; m Ashford (Rhoda “of Ashford”) 15 Jan 1798 Lemuel BROOKS of Montpelier VT,

baptised Ashford 23 Jul 1769, son of Abijah and Lucy (KNOWLTON) BROOKS. [~ CT church rec; CT State

Lib:Brooks Gen ~]

xii ERASTUS⁶, b 6 May 1783; d Bloomfield 2 Jul 1824; m Flavia KELSEY; r at

Simsbury or Bloomfield. [~ 1909 Barber Gen ~]

Child of Erastus and Flavia:

i ERASTUS ASA⁷, baptised Bloomfield 13 Oct 1822

xiii MARTHA⁶, b 26 Apr 1784

57. DANIEL⁵ BARBER (Thomas⁴), b Simsbury CT 14 Feb 1732/3; d there 18 Apr 1779; m Simsbury (“both of Simsbury”) 6 Jul 1755 Martha PHELPS, b 1739, d Windsor VT 15 Dec 1821, daughter of Jonathan and Martha (LOOMIS) PHELPS; r Simsbury.

According to a DAR lineage, Daniel served in the Revolution, as a fifer in Lt Job Case’s Co, 18th Regiment, CT Militia, under Col. Jonathan Pettibone in an expedition to NY in 1776. Another source says Daniel served in the Revolution under Col. Spencer. He was fond of literature, and "his friends were all people of piety and elevating conversation". This description doesn't sound very exciting today.

[~ Barbour Index; Corresp:Nancy D Kridel; VT Barbers; Loomis Gen; Hartford County;Beers; Corresp:Clint Swalley ~]

Children of Daniel and Martha, born at Simsbury:

168 i DANIEL⁶, b 2 Oct 1756; m Mrs Chloe (OWEN) CASE.

ii ROSETTA AMANDA⁶, b 5 May 1758; d Simsbury 18 Apr 1810; m 13 Jan 1778 Capt. Jacob PETTIBONE, b

20 Dec 1751, d Granby 18 Oct 1807, son of Jacob and Jemima (CORNISH) PETTIBONE (see #23);

r Simsbury. Rosetta died at the home of her brother Calvin.

[~ Pettibone Gen; CT State Lib:Goddard Gen; Barbour Index; LDS Fam Search:June B Bartholemew ~]

Children of Rosetta and Jacob:

i Rosetta Lenora PETTIBONE⁷, b Simsbury 22 Oct 1778; d Walnut Grove, Knox

Co IL 12 Oct 1846; m Becket MA Oliver Snow.

ii Jacob PETTIBONE⁷, b about 1782

iii Mary PETTIBONE⁷, b about 1784

iv Percy Amanda PETTIBONE⁷, b Simsbury 13 Jan 1787; m Daniel GODDARD;

r CT, and in Schuylkill Co PA.

v Harry PETTIBONE⁷, b about 1789

iii MARTHA⁶, b 8 Jun 1760; d 1830; m Capt. Asahel HOLCOMB, b East Granby CT 22 Nov 1742, d there 1 Jun 1816,

son of Asahel and Thankful (KENT) HOLCOMB, as his 3rd wife; r East Granby. Asahel m/1 Sarah Eno, and had a

son, Luther, b 1774.

Asahel was a Captain in the Revolutionary War, and later was overseer of Newgate Prison in East Granby.

[~ Holcomb Gen ~]

iv SARAH⁶, b 14 May 1763; d Simsbury 1763

169 v JARED⁶, b 29 Feb 1764; m Eunice BISSELL.

170 vi ISRAEL⁶, b 12 May 1765; m ‑‑‑.

171 vii RUSSELL⁶, b Jul 1767; m Lucilda CASWELL.

172 viii ROSWELL PHELPS⁶, b 20 Aug 1770; m/1 Elizabeth (Betsey) BARBER; m/2 Sophronia CASE.

173 ix CALVIN⁶, b 15 Sep 1772; m/1 Rowena HUMPHREY; m/2 Harriet HURLBURT.

x SARAH⁶, b 31 Mar 1775; d Derby VT before 1846; m George FISHER.

Sarah and George lived in Derby until about 1837, at which time they moved to Beloit WI. [~ Loomis Gen; Letter of

Lucius I Barbour; LDS Fam Search ~]

Children of Sarah and George:

i Lucius G FISHER⁷, b about 1797. He became the sheriff of Rock Co WI.

ii Emeline FISHER⁷, b about 1799

iii Amanda FISHER⁷, b about 1801

iv Rosetta FISHER⁷, b about 1803

v Jane FISHER⁷, b about 1805

xi ABIGAIL⁶; b 13 Sep 1778; d Elgin, Kane Co IL 18 Apr 1857; m Claremont NH about 1797 Noah TYLER, b

Claremont 16 Apr 1773, d Elgin 23 Apr 1845, son of Col. Benjamin and Mehitable (ANDREWS) TYLER.

They were in Claremont where all their children were born, and then moved before 1840 to Elgin, where they both

died. Abigail's family must have been strongly influenced by her brother Daniel, who with some of his children and

grandchildren, became Catholic Priests and Nuns. Abigail and her eldest daughter Rosetta were converted along

with Abigail’s brother Daniel. [~ Corresp: Frank E Hild ~]

Children of Abigail and Noah, all born in Claremont NH:

i Rosetta TYLER⁷, b 29 Nov 1798; became a Catholic Nun, sister "Genevieve", and died in Frederick MD 2 Jul 1839.

ii George Noah TYLER⁷, b 28 Nov 1800; m Margaret McCARTNEY.

iii Sarah Maria TYLER⁷, b 16 Apr 1804; became a Catholic Nun, sister "Mary de Sales", and died at Emmitsburg, Frederick Co MD 13 Aug 1899.

iv William Barber TYLER⁷, b 6 Jun 1806; became a Catholic Bishop, and was the first bishop

of the Hartford CT Diocese.

v Martha Leonora TYLER⁷, b 1 Mar 1809; became a Catholic Nun, sister "Beatrice".

vi Catherine TYLER⁷, b 7 Jun 1812; became a Catholic Nun, sister "Mary James"

vii Israel Barber Joseph TYLER⁷, b 19 Aug 1814; d Kane Co IL 9 Sep 1844

viii Calvin Ignatius TYLER⁷, b 11 Aug 1816; m Sarah McCARTNEY; r Elgin, Kane Co IL, then

later at Santa Maria, Santa Barbara Co CA.

58. "Judge" ELISHA⁵ BARBER (Thomas⁴), b Simsbury CT 21 Aug 1742; d Fairfield VT 30 Nov 1806; m Simsbury (“both of Simsbury”) 3 Jun 1764 Elizabeth ADAMS, b there 4 Feb 1744/5, d Fairfield 20 Dec 1833, daughter of Daniel and Lucia (SAXTON) ADAMS.

On 27 Apr 1773 a newspaper announcement appeared: “Ephraim Welch, age 17, ran away from Elisha Barber of Simsbury”, followed by a description. A $3.00 reward was offered for this apprentice.