Some Descendants of George LANPHERE
Fifth Generation
59. Jemima ROSS (Anna LEWIS , Anna LANPHERE , John , George ) was born 14 Mar 1712 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.
Jemima married Joseph MACCOON, son of John MACCOON and Ann, on 9 Jan 1734. Joseph was born about 1706 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.
NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL REGISTER, vol. XIV, 1860, page 168.
Mackoon/Macoune, John, free inhab. Westerly 1669. The will of John Mackoon, dated Dec 15 1732, mentions wife Ann, eldest son John, 2d son Daniel, dau. Rachel (who m. James Hall, April 17, 1721), Mary (who m. __ Larkin), Abigail (who m. __ Brown), sons William and Joseph.
Joseph and Jemima had the following children:
+ 73 M i Thomas COON was born 24 Dec 1737 and died before 3 Apr 1820.
63. Isaac ROSS (Anna LEWIS , Anna LANPHERE , John , George ) was born 5 Apr 1722 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island. He died before 1792.
VITAL RECORDS OF RHODE ISLAND, Westerly RI, pp. 64.
Isaac as father of Abigail in her marriage to Jude.
Isaac married Isabel BARRODEL about 1743.
This is one of my BRICK WALLS! Does anyone know who the parents are?
Isaac and Isabel had the following children:
74 F i Borredell ROSS was born 8 Feb 1744 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island. Borredell married Daniel MAXSON on 31 Mar 1762 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island. 75 M ii Isaac ROSS was born 7 Jul 1746 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island. 76 F iii Anne ROSS was born 9 Feb 1746 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island. + 77 F iv Abigail ROSS was born 18 Feb 1754 and died 22 Feb 1866. 78 M v Jesse ROSS was born 7 Nov 1756 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island. 79 F vi Freelove ROSS was born 26 May 1759 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island. Freelove married Samuel CHAMPLAIN on 12 Jan 1780 in Westerly, Washington Co., RI. 80 F vii Melleta ROSS was born 7 Feb 1762 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island. 81 M viii Peter ROSS was born 28 Jul 1764 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island. 82 M ix Anthony Bennett ROSS was born 16 Jul 1768 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island. Anthony married Elizabeth BLIVEN on 26 Aug 1792 in Westerly, Washington Co., RI. 83 F x Frances ROSS was born 16 Aug 1770 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.
64. Ann ROSS (Anna LEWIS , Anna LANPHERE , John , George ) was born 21 Jan 1725/1726 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.
Vital Records of RI, Westerly, Vol. 5, page 11.
Ann married Edward BLIVEN Jr., son of Edward BLIVEN Sr. and Freelove BARKER, on 30 May 1743 in Westerly, Washington Co., RI. Edward was born 30 May 1722 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island. He died before 1788.
Death is determined by the marriage of son Arnold, of Edward, dec. of Westerly.
Edward and Ann had the following children:
84 M i Joshua BLIVEN was born 13 Jul 1743 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.
ANCESTRAL FILES, extracted 4/5/94.+ 85 M ii Edward BLIVEN was born 12 Jul 1744. + 86 M iii William BLIVEN was born 15 Dec 1745. 87 M iv Isaac BLIVEN was born 13 Jul 1750 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.
ANCESTRAL FILES, extracted 4/5/94.Isaac married Nancy CHAMPLAIN. Nancy was born about 1752 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.
ANCESTRAL FILES, extracted 4/5/94.88 F v Ann BLIVEN was born 10 Mar 1755 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.
ANCESTRAL FILES, extracted 4/5/94.Ann married Pardon CLARKE. Pardon was born 14 Feb 1755 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
ANCESTRAL FILES, extracted 4/5/94.89 M vi Arnold BLIVEN was born 7 Feb 1757 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.
ANCESTRAL FILES, extracted 4/5/94.Arnold married Nancy WILCOX.
ANCESTRAL FILES, extracted 4/5/94.+ 90 M vii George BLIVEN was born 16 Sep 1759. + 91 F viii Fanny BLIVEN was born 16 Jul 1761. 92 M ix Jonathan BLIVEN was born 12 Aug 1764 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.
ANCESTRAL FILES, extracted 4/5/94.93 M x John Burdick BLIVEN was born 13 Jul 1765 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.
ANCESTRAL FILES, extracted 4/5/94.94 M xi Jesse Champlain BLIVEN was born 14 Nov 1766 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.
ANCESTRAL FILES, extracted 4/5/94.
66. Deborah ECCLESTON (Avis LAMPHEAR LAMPHIER , Joshua , Theodosios , George ) was born 23 Aug 1784 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 21 May 1880 in Boscobel, Wisconsin.
NORTH STONINGTON VITAL RECORDS, Vol. 1, p. 147.
Ec(c)leston, Deborah, dau. Gershom & Avis, b. Aug. 23, 1784.THE DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE OF STONINGTON, CONN, compiled by Algernon Aikin Aspinwall, Washington, DC, 1905, DAR Library. page 21 & 46.
Deborah was born August 23, 1784, and died at the home of her son, William H. Main in Boscobel, Wis., May 21, 1880. Jared Maine served in the War of 1812 with the Conn. Troops.WESTERLY RECORDS
Deborah married Jared MAIN, son of Peter MAIN and Patience ECCLESTON, on 10 Sep 1801 in Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island. Jared was born 22 Jan 1778 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 10 Apr 1857 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
THE DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE OF STONINGTON, CONN, compiled by Algernon Aikin Aspinwall, Washington, DC, 1905, DAR Library. page 21 & 46.
Jared-5, son of Peter-4, and Patience (Egglestone) Maine, was born at North Stonington, Ct., January 22, 1778, & died there April 10, 1857.
The records at Nor. Stonington show his marriage, September 10, 1801, to Abigail Egglestone, but his pension papers show that he married September 9, 1802, Deborah Egglestone, and his grandson Jared F.Maine, son of Jared, says his grandmother was Deborah, as as Jared was born March 18, 1802, the records at No. Stonington are evidently in error as to the name of his wife. Deborah was born August 23, 1784, and died at the home of her son, William H. Main in Boscobel, Wis., May 21, 1880.WESTERLY RECORDS
THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page 58.
Jared served in the War of 1812 with the Conn Troops.
Jared and Deborah had the following children:
+ 95 M i Jared MAIN Jr. was born 18 Mar 1802. 96 M ii Josiah MAIN was born about 1803 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
THE DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE OF STONINGTON, CONN, compiled by Algernon Aikin Aspinwall, Washington, DC, 1905, DAR Library. page 47.+ 97 M iii John Van Renesselaer MAIN was born 12 Jan 1806 and died 17 Jan 1881. 98 F iv Philena MAIN was born 13 Jun 1807 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
THE DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE OF STONINGTON, CONN, compiled by Algernon Aikin Aspinwall, Washington, DC, 1905, DAR Library. page 47.
MARRIAGE INDEX: CONNECTICUT, 1635-1860, CD.
Main, Philena, Hourton, John, May 31, 1827, Voluntown, Conn.Philena married John HOUGHTON on 31 May 1827 in Voluntown, Windham Co., Connecticut.
THE DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE OF STONINGTON, CONN, compiled by Algernon Aikin Aspinwall, Washington, DC, 1905, DAR Library. page 47.+ 99 M v Ira MAIN was born 11 Mar 1809. 100 F vi Almira MAIN was born 8 Mar 1811 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
THE DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE OF STONINGTON, CONN, compiled by Algernon Aikin Aspinwall, Washington, DC, 1905, DAR Library. page 47.Almira married Ira WINSOR on 27 Nov 1836 in Windham, Windham Co., Connecticut.
THE DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE OF STONINGTON, CONN, compiled by Algernon Aikin Aspinwall, Washington, DC, 1905, DAR Library. page 47.101 M vii Gershom MAIN was born 11 Mar 1814 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
THE DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE OF STONINGTON, CONN, compiled by Algernon Aikin Aspinwall, Washington, DC, 1905, DAR Library. page 47.Gershom married Eliza Delia TINKER on 27 Dec 1835 in Lyme, New London Co., Connecticut. + 102 M viii Peter Nelson MAIN was born 23 Mar 1816. + 103 M ix William H. MAIN was born 19 Jul 1819 and died 18 Mar 1887. + 104 M x David O. MAIN was born 19 Jul 1819. 105 F xi Nancy MAIN was born in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
THE DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE OF STONINGTON, CONN, compiled by Algernon Aikin Aspinwall, Washington, DC, 1905, DAR Library. page 47.Nancy married Charles HARRINGTON.
THE DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE OF STONINGTON, CONN, compiled by Algernon Aikin Aspinwall, Washington, DC, 1905, DAR Library. page 47.106 M xii Erastus MAIN was born in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
THE DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE OF STONINGTON, CONN, compiled by Algernon Aikin Aspinwall, Washington, DC, 1905, DAR Library. page 47.
68. Anna ECCLESTON (Avis LAMPHEAR LAMPHIER , Joshua , Theodosios , George ) was born 13 Jun 1788 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
NORTH STONINGTON VITAL RECORDS, Vol. 1, p 32.
Ec(c)leston, Anna, dau. Gershom & Avis, b. June 13, 1788.ARNOLD'S RI VITAL RECORDS CD - Hopkinton, Vital Records
Eaglestone, Anne, and Joseph Button, Jan. 26, 1809
Anna married Joseph BUTTON on 26 Jan 1807 in Hopkinton, Washington Co., Rhode Island.
VITAL RECORDS OF RHODE ISLAND, Vol.2 page 88, by James N. Arnold
HOPKINTON, WASHINGTON CO., RI
BUTTON, Joseph and Anne Egleston: m. by Jedediah Randall, Justice,
Jan. 26, 1807.
Joseph and Anna had the following children:
69. Ellenor ECCLESTON (Avis LAMPHEAR LAMPHIER , Joshua , Theodosios , George ) was born 9 Feb 1791 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died after 1850 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
SLOCUMS OF AMERICA, by Charles Slocum, page 166.
...who was born in CT, daughter of Greshom and Avis (Lamphier) Eccleston.NORTH STONINGTON VITAL RECORDS, Vol. 1, p. 32.
Ec(c)leston, Ellenner, dau. Gershom & Avis, b. Feb. 9, 1791.1850 CENSUS, STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., Microfilm 48, 9 Sept 1850, by S. B. Wheeler, Dwelling 159 , Family 175.
In daughter Philinna Lee's household
Line 37, Ellen Slocum, 57, female, born CT
Ellenor married Stephen SLOCUM, son of Samuel Peleg SLOCUM and Anna ECCLESTON, on 1802 in Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island. Stephen was born about 1790 in Hopkinton, Washington Co., Rhode Island. He died before 1850 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
SLOCUMS OF AMERICA, by Charles Slocum, page 101 & 166.
Stephen Slocum was born in Hopkinton Township, Washington County, Rhode Island, and married Helen Eccleston who was born in Connecticut, daughter of Gershom and Avis (Lamphier) Eccleston. They resided on a farm in North Stonington, CT, and there died.AUG. 28, 1813, VOL. 1, PAGE 323.
Billings Worden to Stephen Slocum dated Aug. 28, 1813, Vol. 1, page 323 - 14 acres, beginning at the northwest corner of the farm that Asa Weaver bought of his father Jonathan Weaver, dec. near the Glade Brook, so-called, adjoining lands belonging to Cyrus Lewis; thence South 88 East 47 rods adjoining land belonging to Cyrus Lewis; thence S 7 E 43.5 rods by and adjoining lands which John (Irish) bought of Capt. Nathan Pendleton, thence south 88 west 12.5 rods by land belonging to the heris of John Bentley, dec., thence south 15 west 6 rods adjoining land of said John Bentley heirs, thence north 77 west 56 rods adjoining lands of said John Bentley heirs, thence north 61 east 26.5 rods on land belonging to the heirs of Joseph Tanner, dec., thence south 12 west 30 rods to the first mentioned bound. Being the same land John Irish bought of John Denison.MAR. 6, 1819, VOL. 2, PAGE 332.
Amos Main to Stephen Slocum dated Mar. 6, 1819, Vol. 2, page 332, which right I have by virtue of deed from Benjamin Langworthy and Elizabeth, his wife, 105 3/4 acres.
Beginning at the southwest corner at a stone heap in the sawmill pond adjoining land of Peter Main, from thence running easterly bounding southerly on the sawmill lot and on John Main's land until it comes to a white oak tree, thence the same course until it comes to Rhode Island line, thence running northerly by said state line until it comes to heap of stones by lands of Libeius Coon, thence westerly bounding northerly by lands of Benjamin Langworthy until it comes to a stake and heap of stones, thence northerly, bounding easterly on Libeus Coon land until it comes to a black oak stump, thence westerly bounding northerly on Stephen Slocum land til it comes to the Northwest corner of this tract, thence southerly bounding westerly by land belonging to Moses Thompson until it comes to heap of stones by the brook called Glade Brook, thence by said brook until it comes to the place of beginning, it being part of the farm of which John Langworthy, late of Stonington, Conn, died seized of, to whose estate Deborah Bentley afterwards Deborah Tanner, was an heir at law but died without leaving issue, thence her right in said premises devolved to other heirs at the death of her husband, and Ben Langworthy, Jr. said his wife Elizabeth having a right to the said Deborah's estate by heirship of nearest kin, and which right they have full right to convey.
Witnessed by Nathen Pendleton and Jonathan Stanton.SEPT. 16, 1819, VOL. 2, PAGE 231.
Estate of John Bentley to Stephen Slocum dated Sept. 16, 1819, Vol. 2, page 231 -- 48 acres, beginning at the side line of land sold by Benjamin Longworthy, Jr. to Amos Main, at a stake and stones which bears from the highway west 5.5 chains nearly, it being the southeast corner of a lot set off in dividion to Mary Bentley, dec., thence northerly on Robert Brayman's land to a black oak stump, it being the northeast conrer of land set off in division to Deborah Bentley, the late wife of John Tanner, thence westerly on Stephen Slocum's land until it comes to the northwest corner of Deborah's lot, thence southerly on Moses Thompson land until it comes to the southwest corner aforesaid lot set off to Mary Bentley, thence easterly on the before mentioned Amos Main's side line to the first mentioned bound.MAR. 4, 1821, VOL. 2, PAGE 332.
Grantor: Amos Main of North Stonington, Grantee: Stephen Slocum of North Stonington dated Mar. 4, 1821, Vol. 2, page 332. Quit-claim of right and title to land of John and Deborah Tanner which right I became sized of by virtue of a deed from Benjamin Langworthy and his wife Elizabeth Langworthy, and said tract containing by estimation 105 3.4 acres.
Beginning at the southwest corner at a stone heap in the saw mill pond adjoining land of Peter Main, from thence running easterly bounding southerly on the sawmill lot and on John Main's land until it comes to a white oak tree, thence the same course until it comes to Rhode Island line, thence running northerly by said state line until it comes to a heap of stones by lands of Libeus Coon, thence westerly bounding northerly by lands of Benjamin Langworthy until it comes to a statue or heap of stones, thence northerly, bounding easterly by Libeus Coon's land until it comes to a black oak tree, thence westerly, bounding northerly by Stephen Slocum's land till it comes to the northwest corner of this tract, thence southerly bounding westerly by land belonging to Moses Thompson, til it comes to a heap of stones by the brook called Glade Brook, thence by said brook until it comes to the place of beginning, it geing part of the farm which John Bentley, late of Stonington, died seized, to whose estate Deborah Bentley, afterwarts Deborah Tanner, was an heir at law, but died without leaving issue, hence her right in said premises devolved on other heirs, or will so devolve at the death of her husband, and Benjamin Langworthy, Jr., and his wife Elizabeth Langworthy, having a right to the siad Deborah's estate by heirship, and which right they have to care conveyed to the grantors, wherefore intent and design of these presents is to convey the siad Elizabeth's right and interest in the said Deborah's proportion of the above described premises now vented in me, the said Amos Main, unto him the siad Stephen Slocum, his heirs and assigns forever.FEB. 4, 1839, VOL. 5, PAGE 253.
Stephen Slocum to Stephen Slocum, Jr., dated Feb. 4, 1839, Vol. 5, page 253 -- quit-claim bounded northerly on land of the heirs of John Brown, 2nd, easterly on lands of Christopher Foster, southerly on lands of Gershom and Charles C. Eccleston and Westerly on lands of Alexander Thompson and Phineses Holdridge, containing about 56 acres more or less, with dewlling house, under incumbrance of a mortgage deed to Latham Hull dated 1835.
Witnesses: by John T. Wheeler and Ansel Coats.NOV. 26, 1846, VOL. 6, PAGE 313.
Stephen Slocum to George W. Main dated Nov. 26, 1846, Vol. 6, page 313. Beginning at a rock with stones about it which is about 8 or 10 rods west of Glade Brook and on the north side of the path which leads from the west to Gershom Eccleston's house, thence northerly bounding west on Randall Slocum's land to another rock in a Swamp Meadow and on south side of Glade Brook, thence easterly bounding on the north by lands of the heirs of John Brown, dec., to the corner formerly woned by Christopher Foster, of late deceased, to a stake and stones, thence westerly bounding on the south by lands of Gershom Eccleston and Charles C. Eccleston to a rock to east side of path by pair of bars, thence northwesterly bounding on Randall Slocum's lands to the bound first mentioned, containing about 32 acres more or less, with a dwelling house thereon.
Wintesses: Mary A. Stanton and William C. Stonton.Researching this line is Vera Main Robinson at Veramrob@aol.com
Stephen Slocum is my mystery man. I'm placing him as the son of Samuel and Hannah (Tew's) oldest son. He was not mentioned in Samuel's (number 6) will. Wash he perhaps a son of Sophia Astor who took the last name of Slocum? Was he a son of another member of the large Rhode Island family? I hve to put him somewhere, so here he is!The 1920 census shows that Richard, William and Stephen lived in North Stonington. Azariah lived in Hopkinton.
Stephen and Ellenor had the following children:
+ 110 M i Stephen Rensselear SLOCUM was born 5 Oct 1816 and died 16 Apr 1887. + 111 F ii Julia A. SLOCUM was born 4 Oct 1818. + 112 M iii Latham Lamphier SLOCUM was born 14 Oct 1820 and died 1871. 113 M iv Randall Thompson SLOCUM was born 14 Oct 1822 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
SLOCUM GENEALOGY, Vol. I, page 166.
Randall Thompson, born Oct 14, 1822; in N. Stonington, Conn.; Married Nancy Jackson. He is a ship-carpenter, postoffice Mystic, New London Co., Conn.Randall married Nancy JACKSON. 114 F v Sophia SLOCUM was born 9 Aug 1826 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
(Eccleston, Ellenor-6, Gershom-5, Joseph-4-3-2, Bigot-1)+ 115 F vi Philinna SLOCUM was born 1 May 1828 and died 5 Mar 1884. + 116 M vii Orrin F. SLOCUM was born 16 Nov 1830 and died 17 Jan 1896.
70. Rowland ECCLESTON (Avis LAMPHEAR LAMPHIER , Joshua , Theodosios , George ) was born 19 Aug 1796 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 2 Oct 1876.
NORTH STONINGTON VITAL RECORDS, Vol. 1, p. 32.
Ec(c)leston, Rowland, son Gershom & Avis, b. Aug. 19, 1796.1850 CENSUS OF STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO. CT, Page #248, Dwelling #196, Family #200. Enum. date 9/30/1850.
EGGLESTON, Rowland, 55 years old, male, born in CT
Betsey, 54 years old, female, born in RI
Almira, 26 years old, female, born in CT.
William, 18 years old, male, born in CT.
COLLINS, John A., 1 year old, male, born in CT.1860 CENSUS OF STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO. CT, Dwelling #239, Family #300.
EGGLESTON,
Rowland, 65, M, W, Farm Laborer, $200, born in CT.
Elizabeth, 63, F, W, born in CT
COLLINS, John A 11, M, W, born in CT1870 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT. Dwelling #27, Family #27
ECCLESTON,
Rowland, 74, M, W, Farmer, $600 real estate, $60 per. pro., born in CT.
Betsey, 73, F, W, Keeping house, born in RI.
Rowland married Elizabeth COLLINS. Elizabeth was born 19 Sep 1796 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 11 Jul 1879.
1850 CENSUS OF STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO. CT, Page #248, Dwelling #196, Family #200. Enum. date 9/30/1850.
EGGLESTON,
Betsey, 54 years old, female, born in RI1860 CENSUS OF STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO. CT, Dwelling #239, Family #300.
EGGLESTON,
Elizabeth, 63, F, W, born in CT1870 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT., Dwelling #27, Family #27
ECCLESTON,
Betsey, 73, F, W, Keeping house, born in RI.
Rowland and Elizabeth had the following children:
117 F i Eliza Ann ECCLESTON was born 30 Oct 1819 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
VITAL RECORDS OF STONINGTON CT, Vol 5, page 109.
Ecclestone, Eliza Ann, dau. Rowland, m. James B. Ball, b. of Stonington, Nov. 20, 1842, by George Sheffield, JP.
1850 CENSUS?
1860 CENSUS OF STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO. CT,, Dwelling #244, Family #305.
In the household of Clirissa Coon & husband
EGGLESTON,
Eliza A., 40, F, W, Weaver, $100, born in CT.Eliza married James B. BALL on 20 Nov 1842 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. James was born in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
VITAL RECORDS OF STONINGTON CT, Vol 5, page 109.
Ecclestone, Eliza Ann, dau. Rowland, m. James B. Ball, b. of Stonington, Nov. 20, 1842, by George Sheffield, JP.118 F ii Almira ECCLESTON was born 30 Nov 1823 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 9 May 1864.
(Rowland-6, Gershom-5, Joseph-4-3-2, Bigot-1)
1850 CENSUS OF STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO. CT, Page #248, Dwelling #196, Family #200. Enum. date 9/30/1850.
EGGLESTON, Almira, 26 years old, female, born in CT.+ 119 M iii William Franklin ECCLESTON was born 4 Mar 1832.
71. Gershom ECCLESTON Jr. (Avis LAMPHEAR LAMPHIER , Joshua , Theodosios , George ) was born 14 Oct 1801 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 1851.
NORTH STONINGTON VITAL RECORDS, Vol. 1, p. 32.
Ec(c)leston, Gershom, son Gershom & Avis, b. Oct 14, 1801.NORTH STONINGTON VITAL RECORDS, Vol. 1, p. 107.
Eccleston, Gershom, Jr. m. Fanny Roggers. both of N. Stonington, Dec. 9, 1824, by Jonathan Miner, Elder.JAN. 14, 1824, VOL. 3, PAGE 137.
From Lydia and Mary Ann Bentley, minor children of John Bentley, Jr., by Daniel Babcock, guardian, to Gershom Eccleston Sr., and Jr., dated Jan. 14, 1824, Vol. 3, page 137, 18 acres -- Beginning at the NE corner of said lot at the highway, thence running westerly bounded northerly on lands of Amos Main until it comes to the brook called Glade Brook, thence southerly bounded westerly by lands of John Collins until it comes to lands of Benjamin Langworthy, thence easterly bounded southerly on said Langworthy until it comes to said highway, thence northerly bounded easterly easterly on said highway to first bound.
Witnessed by Joseph Potter and Christopher C. Lewis.AUG. 30, 1824, VOL. 3, PAGE 356.
Amos Main to Gershom Eccleston Sr. & Jr., dated Aug. 30, 1824, Vol. 3, page 356 -- Beginning at a heap of stones the SW corner of said premises, thence running northerly with a stonewall 25 rods to a basewood tree, thence easterly a straight line to a heap of stones, thence westerly about 14 rods to first bound, being a part of a lot of land I purchased of Benjamin Langworthy, Jr., meaning and understanding is that I hold said stonewall as a part of my line feance against said grantees.MAR. 10, 1828, VOL. 3, PAGE 397.
Grantor, Robinson Wilcox; Grantee, Gersham Eccleston, Jr. dated Mar. 10, 1828, Vol. 3, page 397. -- A certain lot or tract of land beginning at a white oak tree being the northwest corner of said lot, thence south by Alexander Thompson and Moses Thompson and heirs lands to a maple tree near a ditch, thence easterly by said Moses Thompson heirs, thence northerly by Daniel Wilcox's widow's and heirs, thence westerly by land formerly owned by Green Lewis and Lyman Wilcox to the first mentioned bound, commonly known as the BOG LOT, so-called.APR. 6, 1829, VOL. 3, PAGE 444.
Gershom Eccleston, Jr., to Alexander Thompson, April 6, 1829, Book 3, page 444, 4 3/4 acres -- Begin at the old white oak tree which is southwest corner of the Green Lewis Farm, so-called, thence south by Alex Thompson land 24 rods to a merestone, then easterly about 31 rods to a maple bush standing in or near the brook marked on the north side; thence northeasterly about 35 rods to said Lewis land, thence westerly 40 rods by said Lewis land to 1st bound.
Witnesses: Stephen Main and Asher H. ChapmanAPR. 6, 1829, VOL. 3, PAGE 445.
Alexander Thompson to Gershom Eccleston, Jr., Apr. 6, 1829, Vol. 3, page 445, it is lot that Alex Thompson, late of North Stonington, deceased, bought of William Wilbhur of Hopkinton, -- beginning at a wot, then southerly 11 chains 23 links partly by highway to a hos, then easterly 4 chains 48 links to a hos a little to the eastward of a chestnut bush, then north 11 chains and 24 links to a hos by lands formerly owned by James Thompson, deceased, then westerly 4 chains and 48 links to the first mentioned bound.
Note: Sylvester land in 1972 that house is on.DEC. 30, 1829, VOL. 4, PAGE 46.
Jonathan Stanton to Gershom Eccleston dated Dec. 30, 1829, Vol. 4, page 46, 10 acres -- Bounded on the north by lands of John Brown, on the east by land of Stephen Slocum, on the south by lands of Alexander Thompson, on the west by lands of the grantee, meaning to convey 5/6 undivided part of said lot being one of the lots of land called the Daniel Wilcox or Hannah Wilcox land subjmect to the right of dower of life estate of the said Hannah Wilcox.
Witnessed by William S. Frink and William T. Pendleton.MAR. 19, 1831, VOL. 5, PAGE 371.
Grantor, Amos Main, Grantee, Charles Eccleston and Gershom Eccleston, dated Mar. 19, 1831, Vol. 5, page 271, 20 acres -- southerly on lands of Gershom Eccleston, easterly on a highway, northerly partly on lands of Christopher Foster and partly on land of Stephen Slocum, westerly on Glade Brook.
Witnessed by Asa F. Langworthy and Benjamin F. Langworthy.JUNE 9, 1834, VOL. 4, PAGE 391.
Andrew Chapman to Gershom Eccleston, Jr. dated 9 June 1834, Vol. 4, page 391, 41 acres -- beginning at a stake and stones by the highway and near a cedar tree and thence running S 80.5 W 3 chains and30 links, thence S 10 W 3 chains and ? links, thence easterly to the new highway 1 chain and 60 links and 1 rod wide on the said highway, thence N 68.5 W 4 chains and 60 links, thence S 43 W, 80 links, thence S 74.5 W 7 chains and 20 links, thence N 65.5 W 9 chains and 18 links by the said Kenyon land to the river the west streem the _____ of said river until it comes to Alexander Thompson's land, thence S 83 E by said Thompson's land to white oak tree, thence S 3 E until it comes intersects the old highway and thence northerly by the same until it comes to first mentioned bound.APR. 29, 1835, VOL. 4, PAGE 392.
Gershom Eccleston, Jr. to Charles C. Eccleston dated Apr. 29, 1835, Vol. 4, page 392, one tract owned in company with my honored father, Gershom Eccleston, containing about 20 acres, more 9or less, being the same tract of land and house where my honored father now lives and meaning to convey to said Charles all the right I got by deed from Amos Main dated Aug. 30, 1824, to Gershom, Sr. and Jr., as per deed from Daniel Babcock to same two.
Witnesses: Jared Main, Jr. and Latham Hull.MAR. 12, 1838, VOL. 6, PAGE 586.
Gershom Eccleston to Charles C. Ecclleston dated Mar. 12, 1838, Vol. 6, page 586.
No. 1 -- One lot is bounded west on lands of John Collins, north on lands of Stephen Slocum, east by the state line, south on lands of John Maine, containing by estimation about 40 acres, with dwelling.
No. 2 -- bounded southerly on said Gershom Eccleston lands, easterly on a highway, northerly on Foster and Slocum lands, westerly on Glade Brook, containing about 20 acres, more or less.
No. 3 -- Beginning at a heap of stones the southwest corner of said premises, thence running northerly with a stone wall 25 rods, thence easterly a straight line about 14.5 rods to a heap of stones thence southerly about 25 rods a straight line to heap of stones, thence westerly about 14 rods to the first mentioned bound, the right of dower of Avis Eccleston 20 acres.MAR. 27, 1838, VOL. 5, PAGE 170.
Gershom Eccleston, Jr. to Phineas Holdridge dated Mar. 27, 1838, Vol. 5, page 170.
No. 1 -- Bog lot bounded begin at corner stone the southwest corner of said lot, then easterly 31 rods to a maple bush on north side & standing near a brook, then northeasterly about 35 rods to John Brown's land, then easterly bounded northerly on land of John Brown to a black birch tree, then south on lands of Stephen Slocum to hos, the nesterly on land of Alexander Thompson to maple tree near a ditch, then north to first mentioned bound 30 acres, with reference to deed of Alexander Thompson to said Eccleston.JAN. 9, 1849, VOL. 6, PAGE 525.
Gershom Eccelston, Jr., to Enoch B. Eccleston dated Jan. 9, 1849, Vol. 6, page 525 -- Beginning at a heap of stones in the Mill Pond, which is the northwest corner of land belonging to John Main, from thence running by said Main's land easterly 15 rods, northerly 8 rods, from thence westerly 14.5 rods to a Great Rock near the line wall of Amos S. Main, from thence southerly to the first mentioned bound, containing 3/4 of an acre with Shingle Mill thereon.MAR. 31, 1860, VOL. 8, PAGE 375.
Enoch B. Eccleston & Latham H. Eccleston and brother Henry A. Eccleston, the Grantors and grantee were son of Gershom Eccleston, Jr. who married Fannie Rogers of North Stonington there on Dec. 9, 1824. He made his will Jan. 29, 1849, leaving life use of his property to his wife then to go to sons Enoch B., Henry A. and Latham H. Eccleston on condition that they each pay $20.00 to their sisters, Eunice M. and Mary E. Eccleston.DAR NATIONAL NUMBER 113177.
LAND RECORDS
Gershom Jr. bought land from Andrew Chapman - 25 Dec 1837 3:218 (Left to sons, Enoch & Latham to brother Henry in 1860.
Gershom sold land to Charles C. - 12 Mar 1838 3:444.
Alex Thompson sold to Gershom 4 3/4 acre 6 Apr 1829 3:445 (whose Sylvester house lot?)
Gershom sold to Phineas Holdredge 27 Mar 1838 5:170 (30A Sylvester house lot)
Gershom sold to Alex Thompson 4 3/4 acre Saw Mill lot.
Gershom Jr. drummer, 2nd Hauk Co. 8th Reg. Coun Militia 7 Sep 1835,6,7,8,9, 1840.
Gershom married Frances ROGERS on 9 Dec 1824 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. Frances was born 1780 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 1885.
NORTH STONINGTON VITAL RECORDS, Vol. 1, p. 107.
Eccleston, Gershom, Jr. m. Fanny Roggers. both of N. Stonington, Dec. 9, 1824, by Jonathan Miner, Elder.1850 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT., Dwelling #126 Family #138, LDS #0442880
EGGLESTONE,
Fanny, 69, F, W, $200 real estate
Henry, 21, M, W, Farmer
Latham H., 16, M. W
Eunice M., 12, F, W
Mary E., 8, F, W
Gershom and Frances had the following children:
+ 120 M i Enoch Burrows ECCLESTON was born 1825 and died 20 Jul 1886. + 121 M ii Henry A. ECCLESTON was born 3 Dec 1829 and died 14 Aug 1889. + 122 M iii Latham Hull ECCLESTON was born 10 Jan 1834 and died 12 Jan 1866. + 123 F iv Eunice M. ECCLESTON was born 2 Feb 1838. 124 F v Mary E. ECCLESTON was born 1842 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
1850 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT.
EGGLESTONE,
Mary E., 8, F, W
1860 CENSUS OF STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO. CT, Dwelling #293, Family #359.
EGGLESTON,
Mary, 18, F, W, Domestic, born in CT
72. Charles C. ECCLESTON (Avis LAMPHEAR LAMPHIER , Joshua , Theodosios , George ) was born 1803 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
INFO FROM DOROTHY K. STEWART
Administiator of will of Gershom, Sr. 4 Jun 1849, was he son?1850 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT.
EGGLESTON,
Avis, 89, F, W, Farmer, Born in RI
Charles C., 41, M, W, Farmer, $500, Born in CT.MAR. 19, 1831, VOL. 5, PAGE 371.
Grantor, Amos Main, Grantee, Charles Eccleston and Gershom Eccleston, dated Mar. 19, 1831, Vol. 5, page 271, 20 acres -- southerly on lands of Gershom Eccleston, easterly on a highway, northerly partly on lands of Christopher Foster and partly on land of Stephen Slocum, westerly on Glade Brook.
Witnessed by Asa F. Langworthy and Benjamin F. Langworthy.NOV. 23, 1832, VOL. 5, PAGE 370.
Grantor Amos Main, Grantee Charles C. Eccleston, dated Nov. 23, 1832, Vol. 5, page 370, nine acres -- Beginning at the southeast corner at a heap of stones, thence west by Collins land to a heap of stones, thence west by Isaac Wilbour land to a heap of stones, thence north by Alexander Thompson to a heap of stones, thence east by Stephen Slocum land to a heap of stones on the east side of the brook, thence south on the east side of the brook to a heap of stones to the first mentioned bound.
Witnessed by Dolly Babcock and Betsey A. Babcock.APR. 29, 1835, VOL. 4, PAGE 392.
Gershom Eccleston, Jr. to Charles C. Eccleston dated Apr. 29, 1835, Vol. 4, page 392, one tract owned in company with my honored father, Gershom Eccleston, containing about 20 acres, more 9or less, being the same tract of land and house where my honored father now lives and meaning to convey to said Charles all the right I got by deed from Amos Main dated Aug. 30, 1824, to Gershom, Sr. and Jr., as per deed from Daniel Babcock to same two.
Witnesses: Jared Main, Jr. and Latham Hull.MAR. 12, 1838, VOL. 6, PAGE 586.
Gershom Eccleston to Charles C. Eccleston dated Mar. 12, 1838, Vol. 6, page 586.
No. 1 -- One lot is bounded west on lands of John Collins, north on lands of Stephen Slocum, east by the state line, south on lands of John Maine, containing by estimation about 40 acres, with dwelling.
No. 2 -- bounded southerly on said Gershom Eccleston lands, easterly on a highway, northerly on Foster and Slocum lands, westerly on Glade Brook, containing about 20 acres, more or less.
No. 3 -- Beginning at a heap of stones the southwest corner of said premises, thence running northerly with a stone wall 25 rods, thence easterly a straight line about 14.5 rods to a heap of stones thence southerly about 25 rods a straight line to heap of stones, thence westerly about 14 rods to the first mentioned bound, the right of dower of Avis Eccleston 20 acres.AUG. 15, 1853, VOL. 7, PAGE 328.
Charles C. Eccleston to Enoch B. Eccleston dated Aug. 15, 1853, Vol. 7, page 328 -- on the north by lands of Randall Slocum, Orrin F. Slocum, and Dennis Henly, on the east by the highway leading from John Main's to the house lately occupied by Nathan Edwards, deceased, on the south by lands of widow Hannah Main, and land of Amos Collins, on the west by lands of Amos Collins, Daniel Wilbur, and Alexander Thompson, containing about 50 acres, more or less, with dwelling house and barn thereon.1860 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT
Dwelling #144, Family #166
ECCLESTON,
Charles C., 51, M, W, Tanner, Born in CT.
Mary E. S., 52, F, W, born in RI
Albert G. 12, M, W, born in CT
James H. 8, M, W, born in CT
Charles M., 7, M, W, born in CT
John F. 3, M, W, born in CT1870 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT
ECCLESTON,
Charles, 61, M, W, Farm Hand, he was born in CT
Mary E.S., 42, F, W, Keeping house, she was born in CT
Charles M.,18, M, W, Farm Hand, he was born in CT.
Thomas, 10, M, W, Farm Hand, he was born in CT.
Mary E., 7, F, W, She was born in RI.
Harriett J.,5, F, W, She was born in CT
George H., 2, M, W, He was born in CT.
Charles married Mary E. S.. Mary was born 1827 in Rhode Island.
1860 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT
Dwelling #144, Family #166 ECCLESTON,
Mary E. S., 52, F, W, born in RI1870 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT.
ECCLESTON,
Mary E.S., 42, F, W, Keeping house, she was born in CT
Charles and Mary had the following children:
125 M i Albert G. S. ECCLESTON was born 1847 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
1860 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT Dwelling #144, Family #166 ECCLESTON,
Albert G?S? 12, M, W, born in CT126 M ii James Horace ECCLESTON was born 18 Jan 1851 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 13 May 1946 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut and was buried in Union Cemetery, No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
1860 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT Dwelling #144, Family #166 ECCLESTON,
James H. 8, M, W, born in CT
1910 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT. Dwelling #137, Family #158 ECCLESTON, in borther George H.'s household
J. Horace, Brother to head of household, white male, 59 years old. Born in CT, father in CT, mother in CT.+ 127 M iii Charles Monroe ECCLESTON was born 1851 and died 1930. 128 M iv John F. ECCLESTON was born 1853 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
1860 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT Dwelling #144, Family #166 ECCLESTON,
John F. 3, M, W, born in CT129 M v Thomas H. ECCLESTON was born 22 May 1860 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
VITAL RECORDS NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT.
May 22, 1860 - male - father Charles C. Ecclestone age -1, Laborer, mother Mary E. age 34.
1870 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT ECCLESTON,
Thomas, 10, M, W, Farm Hand, he was born in CT.
1880 CENSUS - WESTERLY, WASHINGTON CO., RI, Dwelling #263, Family #342.
EGGLESTON,
Thomas, 19, white male. Factory operator, he was born in CT.130 F vi Mary E. ECCLESTON was born 1862 in Rhode Island.
1870 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT ECCLESTON,
Mary E., 7, F, W, She was born in RI.Mary married James WOOD. James was born in Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut. + 131 F vii Harriet J. ECCLESTON was born 1864. 132 M viii George H. ECCLESTON was born 2 Aug 1868 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 1945 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut and was buried in Union Cemetery, No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
VITAL RECORDS NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT.
Aug. 2, 1868 - male - father Charles C. Ecclestone, mother Mary E.
1870 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT ECCLESTON,
George H., 2, M, W, He was born in CT.
APRIL 2, 1890, BOOK 13, PAGE 95.
Amos P. Miner, town of North Stonington to George H. Ecclestone, of North Stonington, dated, April 2, 1890, Book 13, page 95 -- One certain tract or lot of land lying and being situated in town of North Stonington, bounded and described as follows -- Bounded on the north by lands of Charles W. Vincent, Jonathan Maxeon, on the east by land of John Pertelo on the south by lands of heirs of Erastus W. Brown west by lands of the heirs of Erastus W. Brown, Reuben W. York and Charles W. Vincent with dwelling house and out buildings thereon situated and with the highway passing thru the same containing by estimation about 15 acres of land more or less.
JULY 2, 1894, BOOK 13, PAGE 390.
Park B. Main, of North Stonington to George H. Eccleston or North Stonington, dated July 2, 1892, Book 13, page 390. One certain tract or parcel of land situated in the town of North Stonington bounded as follows -- On the north by land of heirs of Joshua Brown, Mrs. Elbert Eccleston, and heirs of Alfred Clark, on the east by lands of Zebulon Y. Brown and Cole Brothers on the south by lands of John Corey, William Perrin, Hannah Barbar and Amos H. Allen and wife, on the west by land of the heirs of Joshua Brown, with house and out buildings thereon standing containing by estimation about 160 acres be the same more or less, with highway leading thru said farm from Clark's Falls to Westerly. The meaning and intend of this deed is to convey all the lands I purchased of George W. Edwards, executor of the Estate of Mary A. Sutaliff land of the town of North Stonington, dec., and nothing more, reserving the rights of way in this old barn one half of rye, corn beans and potatoes which are now growning.
MAR. 9, 1898, VOL. 14, PAGE 23.
George H. Eccleston for $350 to William A. Brown dated Mar. 9, 1898, Vol. 14, page 23, one certain tract of land situated in North Stonington, bounded on the north by lands of Charles W. Vincent and Jonathan Maxson, on the east by land of John Partelo, on the south by lands of the heirs of Erastus W. Brown, on the west by lands of the heirs Erastus W. Brown, Reuben W. York and Charles W. Vincent, with a dewlling house and all buildings thereon standing with highway passing through the same, containing by estimation 15 acres.
Witnesses: Calvin A. Snyder and Amos Wheeler.
SEPT. 9, 1895.
Mary L. Huntington to John E. Barker
FEB. 10, 1899, VOL. 14, PAGE 62.
John E. Barker to George H. Eccleston Feb. 10, 1899, Vol. 14, page 62, exactly the same description with "meaning and intending to convey the same premises.
MAR. 16, 1944, VOL. 23, PAGE 469.
George H. Eccleston to Charles Palmer, Jr., Mar. 16, 1944, Vol. 23, page 469, 75 acres -- Commencing at the northeast corner of land formerly of Guy Edwin Peckham, thence westerly by said Peckham land to land formerly of Andrew J. Maine; thence northerly by said Maine land and land of Nelson P. Wilcox to land formerly of Ethel Palmer; thence easterly by land formerly of George S. Maine to a stake and stones on the east side of the pond; thence southerly by a wall near the pond and land formerly of George S. Maine and across land way by an old wall to a stand; then southwesterly to the place of commencing. Reserving to George S. Maine and his heirs and assigns and right to pass and reposs with tea_s or on foot, at any and all times, over and across said tract in driftway forever. Meaning and intending to convay the same premises conveyed to John E. Barker by Mary Huntington and later conveying and later conveyed to me by Mary L. Huntington dated Sept. 9, 1895.
1910 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT., Dwelling #137, Family #158 ECCLESTON
George H., Head of household, white male, 41 years old, married this year, born in CT, father born CT, mother born CT. Laborer in Felt mill, works for someone else, rents a farm.
Theodosa, Wife, white female, 45 years old. Married this year, has no children. Born in CT, father in CT, mother in CT.
J. Horace, Brother to head of household, white male, 59 years old. Born in CT, father in CT, mother in CT.George married Theodosia THORPE. Theodosia was born 1864. She died 1948 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut and was buried in Union Cemetery, No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.
1910 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT., Dwelling #137, Family #158
ECCLESTON
Theodosa, Wife, white female, 45 years old. Married this year, has no children. Born in CT, father in CT, mother in CT.
SEPT. 28, 1910, BOOK 15, PAGE 476.
Appleton Main to Mrs. Theodosie Eccleston, quit-claim -- a certain tract of land situated in the town of North Stonington, said farm contains 160 acres, more or less, with buildings situated thereon and is bounded on the north by lands of the heris of Joshua Brown, Mrs. Albert Eccleston, and heirs of Alfred Clark, on the east by lands of Zeublon Y. Brown and Cole Brothers, on the south by lands of now or formerly of John Corey, William Perrin, Hannah Barber, and Amos H. Allen & wife, on the west by lands of the heirs of Joshua Brown, and is the same premises deed this day from George H. Eccleston to Appleton Main.
