ford; she died at Stafford, Conn., October 7, 1849; he
married (2), November, 1850, Abby J. Lamphere, of Mans-
field, Conn.; she died in Mansfield, September 21, 1855 ; (3),
June 20, 1857, Jane Chaffee, of Stafford, Conn., born Octo-
ber 11, 1835.
CHILDREN.
1811 Georgiana Martha, born March 26, 1849; married, March 26,
1873, Dwight E. Pollard, of Mansfield, Conn. Has two chil-
dren : Frank E., born January 3, 1874; died April, 1874.
George H., born November 3, 1875.
1812 Estella, born July, 1851; died August 18, 1851.
1813 Mary J., born January, 1S54; died July 2, 1854.
1446 Eleazer Bingham" Kingsbury (Ep/iraim 1 , Jabez\
Ep/iraim b , Ephraim\ Joscp/i\ Joseph", Henry 1 ), of South Cov-
entry, married (1), June 2, 1851, Mary Lamphere of Mans-
field, Conn.; she died at Coventry, Conn., August 29, 1854;
he married (2) Julia A. Carpenter of Coventry, September
8, 1856; she was born August 30, 1S26; died January 4, 1894,
in Coventry. He is employed in the business of manufac-
turing paper boxes with his cousin, Addison Kingsbury.
CHILDREN.
1814 Clara, born in South Coventry, May 6, 1S58 ; died September 19,
1889; unm.
1815 William, born in South Coventry, March 26, 1861; married, Sep-
tember 12, 1883, Charlotte A. Noble of Willimantic, born
February 2, 1S62 ; resides in New London, Conn.; s. p.
1816 Agnes, born in South Coventry, July 21, 1864; married, (1) June
28, 1888, Thomas H. Avery of Portland, Conn., born Sep-
tember 11, 1S65 ; he died in South Coventry, November 13,
452
THE KINGSBURY FAMILY.
1892 ; (2) April 2, 1898, William Armstrong of Northumber-
land, Eng. ; resides in South Coventry ; no children living.
1817 DeWitt, born in South Coventry, September 19, 1866; married,
September 23, 1887, Elizabeth Bradbury, born in East Lyme,
Conn., August 15, 1866. He has been for many years
employed in the Kingsbury Box & Printing Company, South
Coventry ; s. p.
1447 Eliza Lovinia 3 Kingsbury {Ephraim 1 , Jabez\
Ephraim*, Ephrai;n\ Joseph 5 , Joseph'', Henry 1 ), married, April
6, 1853, Philo Dow Ash Preston, of Chaplin, Conn., after-
wards of Willimantic, where they were living in 1902.
CHILDREN.
1 Mary Rosella, born in Chaplin, September 7, 1854 ; married at
Willimantic, May 23, 1877, Charles T. Randall, of Willimantic ;
she died in Willimantic, May 29, 1879.
2 James Edwin, born in Chaplin, July 26, 1859 ; in 1889 living in Iowa,
employed on a railroad.
3 Annie, born in Chaplin, January 7, 1864 ; died in Chaplin, August
23, 1865.
1449 Addison 9 Kingsbury (Alvin\ Jabez\ Ephraim\
Ephraim\ Joseph*, Joseph" 1 , Henry'), of South Coventry,
Conn., married (1) October 26, 1858, Charlotte Elizabeth,
daughter of Harry and Fanny Lillie, born August 22, 1838 ;
died December 30, 1879. He is a manufacturer in South
Coventry, engaged extensively in making paper boxes, ship-
ping tags, etc.; has factories in South Coventry, Rockville,
and Northampton, and another near Boston. He is a
Deacon in the Congregational Church at South Coventry.
He married (2) October 27, 1881, Sarah Melissa, daughter
of Seymour and Mary (Reed) Scott, born May 28, 1843.
Mrs. Sarah M. Kingsbury died in South Coventry, April 29,
1900. Mr. Kingsbury married (3) in Bridgeport, Conn.,
January 23, 1901, Mrs. Ida M. Robertson, of Bridgeport.
[Addison Kingsbury is one of the most noted and success-
ful paper box manufacturers in New England. The busi-
ness includes the product from five factories, which are
located in South Coventry, Rockville, New London, and
Willimantic in this State, and at Northampton, Mass. Mr.
Kingsbury is the inventor of the machine for cutting the
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JOSEPH KINGSBURY OF NORWICH. 453
blanks for the boxes. The industry was started at South
Coventry in 1868 and rapidly developed, becoming in the
course of a dozen years one of extensive proportions and
standing. Millions of boxes are now turned out annually
by aid of the machinery devised by Mr. Kingsbury. In
1880, after having established an extensive plant at Rock-
ville, the far-sighted manager of the industry located a
factory at Northampton. In 1883 Arthur L. Kingsbury was
admitted to the firm, and has since been an active partner
in its interests and business. In 1885 Mr. Kingsbury in-
vented a gluing machine which is still in use, and also the
machine for cutting box blanks. These inventions have
contributed materially to the firm's success. The combined
production of the firm's factories amounts to upwards of
two million boxes a year, giving employment to over 150
hands and doing over $100,000 business annually. One of
the specialties by which Messrs. Kingsbury achieved their
success is the furnishing of printed labels with the boxes.
The foundei of the business is also interested in the Kings-
bury & Davis Machine Company of Contocook, N. H., which
turns out the machine he invented for cutting blanks, as well
as other paper-box machinery. He has spent much of his
time in New York and is a gentleman of wide business
acquaintance. Mr. Kingsbury was born at South Coventry,
November 15, 1835, and received a common and select
school education. He began life as an accountant, but the
most of his business career has been in connection with his
paper-box industry and inventions. In politics he is a
Republican. He is connected with the Congregational
Church. — Illustrated Popular Biography of Connecticut, iSc)i.~\
CHILDREN.
1818 Arthur Lillie, born January 2, 1S61. 3-*-
1819 Lottie Gertrude, born June 8, 1865 ; died July 16, 1S67.
1820 Louis Addison, born February 11, 1S69. -^->-
1459 Andrew" Kingsbury (Erastus\ Jabez*, Ephraim\
Ephraim\ Joseph*, Joseph*, Henry"), of Coventry, married,
May 26, 1880, Mary Laura Hughes, born January 15, i860,
at Williamsburg, L. I., daughter of John and Elizabeth
(Jones) Hughes. A farmer in Coventry, and Deacon in the
Congregational Church.
454
THE KINGSBURY FAMILY.
CHILDREN.
1821 John Erastus, born May 11, 1881; living in Coventry.
1822 Howard Andrew, born April 19, 1883 ; died in Rockville, Conn.,
May 30, 1900.
1823 Hannah Elizabeth, born July 6, 1887.
1460 Arthur Preston 8 Kingsbury {Jabez Hyde 1 , Jabez 8 ,
Ephraim \ Ephraim 4 , Joseph \ Joseph \ Henry '), of Des Moines,
Iowa, married (1) March 28, 1878, Emma R. Brown; she
died January 20, 1879 ; (2) at Dunlap, Iowa, October 29,
1880, Carrie L., daughter of Julius S. and Mary Ann (Holmes)
Thrall, of Rockville, Conn., born in Rockville, September
26, 1857. He is a house buildef at Des Moines.
9
CHILDREN.
1824 Clarence Thrall, born at Dunlap, Iowa, February 17, 1882.
1825 Ernest Mills, born at Des Moines, Iowa, September 17, 1883.
1826 Augustus Holmes, born at Des Moines, Iowa, March 4, 1885.
1827 Miner Preston, born at Des Moines, Iowa, August 3, 1886 ; died
March 16, 1888.
1828 Bessie Preston, born at Des Moines, Iowa, October 22, 1887.
1829 Ralph Carl, born at Des Moines, Iowa, September 16, 1890.
1830 Julius DeWitt, born at Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. 27, 1892.
1831 Frederick Dewey, born at Des Moines, Iowa, May 18, 1E98.
1832 Charles Henry, born at Des Moines, Iowa, June 27, 1900.
1462 Ella Jane 8 Kingsbury {Jabez Hyde 1 , Jabez 6 ,
Ephraim \ Ephraim \ Joseph \ Joseph ", Henry '), married, No-
vember 27, 1889, Dr. George Royal, of Coventry, born in
Massachusetts, son of Ambrose Royal, of Coventry. He is
a physician in Des Moines, Iowa, and Professor of Materia
Medica, and Dean of his Department in the Iowa State
University.
CHILDREN.
1 Malcolm Allen, born in Coventry, March 5, 1882.
2 Howell Mason, born in Des Moines, October 6, 1884 ; died October
11, 1884.
3 Wilmot Kingsbury, born in Des Moines, October 31, 18S5.
4 Harold Preston, born in Des Moines, October 10, 1888 ; died De-
cember 26, 1890.
5 Paul Ambkosk, born in Des Moines, January 17, 1891.
6 Adelaide Jenette, born in Des Moines, April 15, 1894.
JOSEPH KINGSBURY OF NORWICH. 455
1466 George Edward 8 Kingsbury (Ebenezer 1 , Joseph*,
Ebenezer h , Joseph*, Joseph*, Joseph*, Henry"), of North Brook-
field, Mass., married, July 2, 1863, at Plainfield, Conn.,
Lucinda, daughter of Enoch Wight and Sophronia (Bing-
ham) Waldo, born September 15, 1844, in Canterbury,
Conn.; she died September 9, 1896, in North Brook field ;
he now resides in North Brookfield (1903).
CHILDREN.
1833 Elizabeth Frances, born April 1, 1864, in Killingly. s->-
1834 Cora Etta, born October 31, 1869; married, October 17, 1889,
at North Brookfield, Frank, son of David Chittenden and
Lucinda (Newton) Conger, born in North Brookfield, Febru-
ary 16, 1869 ; she died November 22, 1896 ; s. p.
1835 Waldo Everett, born May 11, 1877, resides in North Brookfield ;
unmarried.
1468 Charles B. 8 Kingsbery {George 1 , Charles 6 , Sanford\
Joseph*, Joseph*, Joseph 1 -, Henry"), of the Chickasaw Nation,
Indian Territory, where he was a farmer and stockman ; he
served five years in the United States Army, regular troops,
and four years in the Confederate Army ; he married, in
October, 1863, Minerva J. McCoy, born in January, 1845, in
Red River, Choctaw Nation, daughter of James and
Sibbie (Adams) McCoy ; he died in the Chickasaw Nation,
June 6, 1886.
CHILDREN.
1836 Charles E., born June, 1865 ; died October, 1865.
1837 George H., born June, 1S67 ; married, in 1S90, S. I. Slum (?);
resides Tishomingo, Indian Territory.
1838 William McCoy, born March, 1869; married, 1892, R. Turnbull ;
resides Tishomingo.
1839 Minnie B., born May, 1875; married Green Thompson, a banker
in Durant, Indian Territory.
1840 May E., born April, 1879 ; died September, 1879.
1841 Henry, born May, 18S1 ; died October, 1881.
1842 Douglass M., born January, 1S83 ; died July, 1885.
1469 Sanford S. 8 Kingsbery (George 1 , Charles*, Sanford",
Joseph*, Joseph*, Joseph" 1 , Henry"), of Dallas, Texas; served
in the Confederate Army; married, November, 1872, Willie
Clifton Davis, of Cartersville, Ga. ; he settled in Dallas, and
died there, February 15, 1900.
45 6 THE KINGSBURY FAMILY.
CHILD.
1843 Florence, born May 4, 1879; married,. August 14, 1897, Will J.
Logan, of Fort Worth, Texas; ch.: Mildred, born July 31,
1898.
1470 Mary Bradford 8 Kingsbery {George 1 , Charles*, San-
ford", Joseph', Joseph*, Joseph*, Henry'), married, in 1855, James
Osborn Page, of Benton, Ala., born in Jacksonville, Ala.,
son of William Page ; in 1857 they removed to Little Rock,
Ark.; he enlisted in Smith's Arkansas Regiment in the Civil
war ; later volunteered for gunboat service, and was made
Lieutenant ; fought until the close of the war ; he died
August, 1865; his wife died January 19, 1861.
CHILDREN.
1 Ora Alice, born November 26, 1856 ; educated in Montreal ; in
August, 1877, married Col. W. S. J. Adams, born in Bourbon
Co., Ky. , a criminal lawyer of wide repute ; he died in Colo-
rado, Texas, December 10, 1883; she now resides in Dallas,
Texas, and is society editress of the Dallas News; ch.:
1, Frank Alexander, born in Comanche, Tex., September
23, 1878, "engaged in railroading"; 2, Mary Page, born in
Gallatin, Tenn., July 31, 1880, " engaged in journalism."
2 George William, born 1859 ; died 1861.
1471 William Howe 8 Kingsbery (George 1 , Charles 6 ,
Sanford\ Joseph\ Joseph', Joseph*, Henry 1 ), of Los Angeles,
California; he removed from Carrollton to Texas in 1854;
Postmaster at Cara, Comanche Co., Texas, in 1860-61; served
in the Confederate Army during the Civil War, in Co. G,
30th Texas Cavalry, enlisting in 1862 ; he was shot through
the foot at the battle of Poison Springs, Arkansas, in March,
1864, which permanently retired him from the army; he
married, November 21, i860, Drusilla Elizabeth, daughter
of Jesse and Mary Ann (James) Thomas, born in Booneville,
Mo., October 4, 1842; he lived for a number of years in
Denver, Col.; removed in 1902 to Los Angeles; is a mer-
chant and cattle dealer.
CHILDREN.
1844 Laura Ella, born February 19, 1862 ; died July 13, 1863.
1845 Mary Eva, born February 19, 1864 ; died August 14, 1869.
1846 Mattie Louise, born February 10, 1866 ; married, April 19, 1893,
Ladislaus Madarasz, of San Antonio, Texas ; his father was a
JOSEPH KINGSBURY OF NORWICH. ^j
Hungarian nobleman, and engaged in the struggle for inde-
pendence under Kossuth ; he came to this country an exile
with his father-in-law, Count Ladislaus Ujhazy, once one of
the great land barons of Hungary, and governor of an impor-
tant province. After the Magyar rebellion all his estates and
titles were forfeited. He came to this country about 1849 as
the accredited envoy and secret ambassador of the provisional
Hungarian government, and was received with great cordial-
ity by President Taylor and afterwards by President Fillmore,
and hospitality was extended to him by Cass, Seward, and
other distinguished men. He with his family settled in San
Antonio, Texas, where he died in the early '70s. Ladislaus
Madarasz, his grandson, died in Buenos Ayres, S. A., in 1900.
His widow resides in Denver; ch.: 1, Irma, b. 1895. 2, Jesse,
b. 1897.
1847 Jessie, born October 11, 1867 ; married (1) March 16, 188S, Henry
Selden Ely, of El Paso, Tex.; b. in Chicago Sept. 23, 1858,
son of James Thompson and Mary Emma (Lock) Ely; he died
in the City of Mexico October 20, 1894; (2) May 12, 1899.
George Scott Sanderson, of Denver, Col.
1848 Ettie, born January 19, 1872 ; died July 29, 1872.
1849 Effie, born January 19, 1872 ; died August 3, 1872.
1850 Robert Sanford, born June 15, 1873 ; died March 9, 1S74.
1472 Henry C. 8 Kingsbery (George 7 , Charles*, Sanford\
Joseph*, Joseph*, Joseph" 1 , Henry 1 ), of Denver, Colorado, mar-
ried, April 4, 1878, Angeline, daughter of Green and Nancy
(Wood) Wood, born in Drew Co., Ark., August 2, 1854. He
has lived in Derby, Vt., Boston, Mass., Texas, Iowa, Arkan-
sas, Indian Territory, and Colorado, and has been a teacher
for nearly thirty years. He served in Terry's Texas
Rangers (8th Texas Cavalry) from September to December,
1861 ; re-enlisted at Dallas, Texas, in April, 1862, in Haup's
Cavalry, afterwards 32d Texas Dismounted Cavalry ; dis-
charged May, 1865.
CHILD.
185 1 Eunice Bradford, born April 30, 18S0.
1475 Melissa Sarah 8 Kingsbery {George", Charles",
San/or d\ Joseph*, Joseph 3 , Joseph" 1 , Henry 1 ), married at Little
Rock, Ark., February 15, 1864, John W. Edwards of Arling-
ton Heights, 111.; now resides in Derby, Vt.
CHILD.
1 Mary Josephine, born June 3, 1866; married, June 1, 1890, N. K.
Clark, of Los Angeles, Cal. ; died September 13, 1891.
458 THE KINGSBURY FAMILY.
1476 Georgia Persis Jerusha" Kingsbery (Sanford 1 ,
Charles 6 , Sanford*, Joseph*, Joseph 1 ', Joseph' 1 ', Henry 1 ), married,
March 30, 1858, John M. Redwine. She died February 9,
1870.
CHILDREN.
i William Shuford, born Dec. 26, 1858 ; now living in Dallas, Texas,
where he is a bookkeeper ; unmarried.
2 Maky Ella, born April 9, 1S60 ; unmarried ; lives at Roscoe, Ga.
3 Amelia Catherine, born November 9, 1861 ; married, November 30.
1S86, B. M. Hill ; has one child.
4 Lewis Shuford, born January 29, 1S63 ; died June 29, 1864.
5 John Kingsbery, born June 27, 1S65; is a bookkeeper in Carrollton,
Ga.
6 Charles Joseph, born March 16, 1867 ; died June 26, 1868.
1477 Captain Sanford Theodore" Kingsbery (Sanford 7 ,
Charles*, Sanford", Joseph*, Joseph 3 , Joseph" 1 , Henry 1 ), of Valdosta,
Ga., attorney at law ; he graduated from Carrollton Masonic
Institute ; settled in Quitman, Brook Co., Ga., in March,
1859; enlisted in Co. B., 26th Georgia Regiment, July 21,
1 86 1, and was transferred to the 10th Georgia Cavalry,
where he attained the rank of Captain, and held that position
at the close of the war, 1865; he removed to Valdosta ; held
the office of Sheriff of Brook Co., 1870-1-2. He married,
March 10, 1861, Janie Margaret Smith, born May 6, 1839, at
Cusseta, Ala., daughter of John B. and Helen (Dews) Smith.
Helen Dews was born in Smithfield, Va., and was a lineal
descendant of "Light Horse Harry Lee." Mrs. Kingsbery
died in Valdosta, August 11, 1900.
CHILDREN.
1852 James Lucius Sanford, born August 7, 1867 ; resides in the
Indian Territory.
1853 Joseph Samuel, born November 6, 1868 ; died January 11, 1870.
1854 Margaret Georgia, born September 24, 1S70 ; died March 4, 1885.
1855 Helen Ann Amelia, born February 5, 1873.
1856 Edwin Pascal, born September 22, 1876 ; resides in the Indian
Territory.
1478 Captain Joseph 8 Kingsbery (Sanford 1 , Charles*,
Sanford", Joseph 1 , Joseph 3 , Joseph' 2 , Henry'), of "Oak Lawn
Farm," Carrollton, Ga.; married, December 26, 1876, Lulu
Jackson LaRoche, born January 8, 1848.
JOSEPH KINGSBURY OF NORWICH. 459
CHILDREN.
1857 Lulu, born October 18, 1877.
1858 Joseph, born March 18, 1881 ; in business in Fort Worth, Texas.
1859 Olive, born July S, 1886.
1479 Charles Samuel 8 Kingsbery {Sanford\ Charles*,
Sanford\ Joseph*, Joseph*, Joseph 2 , Henry'), of Atlanta, Ga.;
entered the Confederate army, September, 1862, as third
sergeant in Co. E, First Georgia Cavalry ; was in the battles
of Murfreesboro, or Stone River, Chickamauga, Mission
Ridge, Resaca, Kenesaw Mountain, Atlanta, Bentonville,
N. C, besides many skirmishes ; continued in the service
until April, 1865, and attained rank of Brevet Lieutenant.
He was wounded once severely, twice slightly. In 1866 he
left Carrollton and went to Rome, Ga.;* from there he moved
to Atlanta in 1872, where he is a merchant. Married, in
Rome, Ga., June 7, 1875, Rosa Bowie, born December 9,
1844, in Charleston, S. C, daughter of Langdon and Jane
( Park ) Bowie.
CHILDREN.
i860 Jeanie Park, born December 9, 1S76 ; married, April 23, 1902,
Dr. Robert Maxwell Harbin, of Rome, Ga. ; 1 ch.: Robert
Maxwell, born February 16, 1903.
1861 Mary Ann, born June 9, 1878.
1862 Rosa Bowie, born October 13, 1880.
1863 Charles Samuel, born July 31, 1883.
1481 Edwin 8 Kingsbery (Sanf or d\ Charles', San/ord",
Joseph*, Joseph*, Joseph 2 , Henry 1 ); at the age of 21 he went
to Newman, Ga., where he lived five years and then
removed to Atlanta, Ga., and was salesman in the wholesale
house of Monee, Marsh & Co., where he remained for ten
years. In January, 1886, he was admitted a partner in the
firm of Edwin Bates & Co., jobbers of clothing, boots and
shoes. He married (1) Emily Sharpe (Semmes) Cleveland,
of Wilkes Co., Ga., a graduate of Temple College, Newman,
Ga , daughter of Aaron Augustus and Nancy Sharpe
(Hemphill) Cleveland, born January 17, 1848; she died
September 23, 1884; (2) October 12, 1886, Connie (?) F.
Cowles, of Huntsville, Ala.
CHILD.
1864 Edwin Cleveland, born August 30, 1883.
460 THE KINGSBURY FAMILY.
1482 Mary Ann 8 Kingsbery (San/ord 7 , Charles 6 , San-
ford*, Joseph', Joseph 3 , Joseph*, Henry 1 ), married, March 21,
1878, Nicholas Fain, born April 8, 1840, in Rogersville, East
Tennessee, son of Richard Gammon and Eliza Rhea (Ander-
son) Fain. He served as Lieutenant in Co. K, Tennessee
Volunteers, C. S. A., enlisting April, 1861, and was with his
Regiment at the time of Lee's surrender. In 1S76 he re-
moved to Carrollton, Ga., and became a cotton buyer
there. He died in Carrollton, January 24, 1900 ; his widow
now resides in Fort Worth, Texas (1903).
CHILDREN.
1 Mary Kingsbery, born October 26, 1878 ; married, December 30,
1902, R. W. Fender, of Fort Worth, Texas.
2 Richard Kingsbery, born December 16, 1S80; died December 20,
1880.
3 Katherine Anderson, born December 8, 18S2 ; living in Carrollton,
Ga.
1484 Paschal P. 8 Kingsbery {Sanford 1 , Charles 6 , San-
ford 1 ', Joseph 1 , Joseph 3 , Joseph' 2 , Henry^), of Carrollton, Ga.
He married, May 16, 1876, Alice Juhan, born September 15,
1856, in Carrollton, Ga., daughter of Daniel B. and Mary
(Pyrom) Juhan. He holds the office of Tax Collector for
Carroll County.
CHILDREN.
1865 Mary, born June 10, 1879; married, December 18, 1901, C. B.
Lassetter, of Carrollton.
1866 Harry L., born June 27, 1889.
1485 Katherine" Kingsbery (Sanford 1 , Charles' 1 , San-
ford b , Joseph', Joseph 3 , Joseph 2 , Henry 1 ), married, February
26, 1884, Wesley Capers Stripling, born August 8, i860, in
Carroll Co., Georgia, now a merchant in Fort Worth, Texas.
CHILDREN.
1 Kate, born November 27, 1884.
2 Anne, born December 24, 1885.
3 Eloise, born October 16, 1887.
4 William Kingsbery, born September 26, 1S89.
5 Lucy, born December n, 1891.
6 Pauline, born October 14, 1894.
7 Wesley Capers, born December 8, 1900.
JOSEPH KINGSBURY OF NORWICH. 4 6r
1494 Persis Olivia 8 Kingsbery (Emera 1 , Charles'', San-
ford 5 , Joseph*, Joseph*, Joseph", Henry 1 ), married, January 26,
1875, Henry E. Foster, born December 18, 1839, in Waits-
field, Vt, son of Elisha and Louisa (Thayer) Foster. She
had been a teacher of music, studied in Boston and New
York, taught in both cities, and sang in several churches.
He was Captain of Co. C, Eighth Vermont Regiment, dur-
ing the Civil War ; now proprietor of the Derby Line Hotel,
Derby Line, Vermont (1903).
CHILDREN.
1 Kingsbery, born September 23, 1877; educated at Dean Academy,
Franklin, Mass., and Tufts College, and studied one year at
Harvard Law School.
2 Hiram Elisha, born April 30, 1879; educated at Dean Academy,
Franklin, Mass., and Tufts College, and studied one year in
Boston University Law School ; now in the employ of the
Boston & Maine R. R., in Boston.
3 Mary Forbes, born March 23, 1881; died May 18, 1884.
4 Henry Elliot, born May 12, 1883; \ died October 7, 1883.
5 Persis Olivia, born May 12, 18S3; [died October 11, 1883.
6 Patty Whitcomb, born September 29, 18S5; a student at Dean Acad-
emy.
1496 William Forbes 8 Kingsbery {Emera 1 , Charles* t
Sanford*, Joseph*, Joseph 3 , Joseph 2 , Henry'), of Randolph, Mass.;
married, October 3, 1876, Jennie Adelia, daughter of Leonard
A. and Ruth Glidden (Lyford) Stearns, born in Lowell,
Mass., February 23, 1857. He removed from Derby, Vt., in
1894 to Randolph, Mass., where he is a manufacturer of
medicated toilet specialties.
CHILDREN.
1867 Charles Sherman, born October 3, 1877; died October 6, 1877.
1868 Alice Ruth, born October 31, 1879.
1869 Mollie Forbes, born December 25, 1881.
1870 Emera Williams, born June 15, 1884.
1871 Jennie Lyford, born December 3, 1886; died December 23, 1S89.
1872 Persis Stewart, born July 24, 1889.
1873 Harriet, born April 7, 1893.
1499 Mary Persis" Kingsbery {Henry 1 , Charles*, San-
ford 1 ', Joseph*, Joseph", Joseph*, Henry'), married, March 14,
187 1, Col. Batt Jones, of Van Wert, Ga., born in 1828, at
4 6 2 THE KINGSBURY FAMILY.
Villa Reca, Ga., son of Judge John A. Jones. He was Colo-
nel of a Georgia Regiment in the Confederate Army, and
made a fine war record ; he was in Vicksburg during the
siege, and was captured and taken to the prison at Johnson's
Island, where he was held eight months, and his health suf-
fered much in consequence. At the close of the war he
commenced the practice of law at Van Wert. He lived in
San Antonio, Texas, for a number of years. He died March
4, 1884. Mrs. Mary P. K. Jones died October 10, 1893.
CHILDREN.
1 Arthur, born February 2, 1S72 ; died January 20, 1889.
2 Ernest, born March 29, 1875 ; he was an inspector in the employ-
ment of the Southern Inspection Bureau, a well-known finan-
cial concern ; he went from Atlanta to Augusta, Ga. , for the
purpose of surveying and reporting on a large mill property
there, and was accidentally shot, February 2S, 1903 ; died
March 7, 1903 ; unmarried.
3 Howard, born January 3, 1878 ; an inspector in the employment of
the Southern Inspection Bureau ; address, Hotel Bienville,
Mobile, Ala.
1500 Sarah Ann' Kingsbery {Henry\ Charles*, San-
ford*, Joseph*, Joseph 2 , Joseph 1 , Henry 1 ), married, October 19,
1867, Hugh J. Jones, of Rockmart, Ga. Mrs. Jones now
lives at 47 Trinity Avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
CHILDREN.
1 Hugh Kingsbery, born May 22, 1875.
2 Stanley, born June 24, 1878.
3 William Robert, born June 26, 1880.
1501 Henry Wilson 8 Kingsbery (Hcnrf, Charles 6 ,
Sanford\ Joseph", Joseph 3 , Joseph', Henry 1 ). He married,
March 23, 1883, at Gainesville, Ala., Jennie Goodson, born
in Sumter Co., Ala., April 15, 1859; now resides in Hatties-
burg, Miss.
CHILDREN.
1874 Emera W. , born November 20, 1884.
1875 Persis M., born March 5, 1886.
1876 A son, born January 1, 1888.
JOSEPH KINGSBURY OF NORWICH. ^
1502 Emera Carter 8 Kingsbery (Hcnry\ Charles*, San-
ford", Joseph', Joseph", Joseph", Henry), of Rockmart, Polk
Co., Ga.; married, October 4, 1S81, Carrie E. Waits, born
May 15, 1S61, in Polk Co., Ga., daughter of John C. and
Mary A. (Brown) Waits. He is a Road Superintendent,