(See No. 59, p. 103), all his Right, etc., in the real and per-
sonal estate of his Hon d Father, John Kingsbury, late of
Of " Barrell Grove," York, Maine
JOHN KINGSBURY OF NEWBURY. 503
York, Esq r ., dec". York County Deeds, LXXXVIII, 1. He
married Ruth , who died in York March 29, 18 13. He
died July 13, 1815.
CHILDREN.
86a Sarah Carlisle, born in York, June 12, 1S06.
87a John, born April 30, 1809.
88a Joseph, born March 17, 181 1.
54a Elizabeth" Kingsbury (Joseph", Joseph*, John*, John 2 ,
Henry 1 ) married December 19, 1782, Isaac Emery, born June
9, 1760, in Emery Town, Kittery, son of Samuel and Abigail
(Shackley) Emery. Elizabeth, wife of Isaac Emery, re-
newed the covenant in the Second Church, Kittery, No-
vember 16, 1789. They removed in 1S02 to South Parsons-
field, Maine, where he was a farmer. He died November 22,
1825. She died February 15, 1846.
CHILDREN.
1 Joseph, born July 26, 1788; bap., 2d Church, Kittery, Nov. 16, 1789;
died at sea, Aug. 19, 182 1, on the voyage from the West
Indies to Boston, unm.
2 Hannah, born March 7, 1791; m. David Campbell, of Wakefield,
N. H. ; had a son Joseph.
3 Lovey, born Sept. 26, 1792; d. unm., Feb. 3, 1S83.
4 Mary, born Jan. 11, 1795; m , Jan. 15, 1S26, Ira Haynes; she d. Nov.
4, 1857; he d. Dec. S, 1S57; 6 ch.; the youngest son, Joseph,
lives on Isaac Emery's homestead in South Parsonsfield.
5 Hiram, born Oct. 25, 1796; m. May 11, 1825, Margaret, dau. of Sam-
uel and Betsy (Brown) Young, of Surrey, Me., Aug. 15, 1804.
He was a carpenter and wheelwright; lived in Poland, Me.,
from 1S28 to 1S50, when he removed to North Falmouth; he
d. Oct. 31, 1S76; 9 ch.
6 William, born April 2, 1799; m. Nov. 29, 1827, Sabrina, dau. of Clem-
ent and Nancy (Tibbets) Drew, b. in Newfield, Me., May 22,
1804; d. Feb. 12, 1866. He d. in South Parsonsfield, April 25,
1S84; 4 ch.
7 Ivory, b. Aug. 19, 1802; d. unm., March 4, 1S90, in South Parsons-
field.
8 Temple H., b. Aug. 19, 1804; m., Oct. 7, 1831, Sarah, dau. of James
and Phebe (Jenkins) Weymouth; lived in Sangerville, Me.; d.
there March 15, 18S3; 5 ch. [See Emery Genealogy, 419.]
55^ Hannah" Kingsbury {Joseph*, Joseph\ John*, John 9 ,
Henry'), married November 10, 1785, Nathan Emery, son of
5°4
THE KINGSBURY FAMILY.
Daniel and Sarah (Shackley) Emery, of Berwick, Me., bap-
tized October 30, 1763; he died in 1821.
CHILDREN.
1 Rufus, d. unm.
2 John, d. in Eliot.
3 Joel, m. Nov. 27, 1806, Betsey, dau. of Daniel
and Elizabeth (Crosby) Emery, b. Oct. 10, 1789; he d. in Eliot,
before 1825; 7 ch. [See Emery Genealogy, jgQ-400.]
4 Ivory, unm.
5 Hannah, m. (1) Foss; (2) Oct. 30, 1831, Eliot
Emery, son of Israel and Prudence (Emery) Emery.
6 Betsey, d. unm.
7 Mary, m. John Simpson.
57« Captain Joseph 6 Kingsbury (Joseph*, Joseph', John 3 ,
John', Henry 1 ), of York, Maine; a sea captain, engaged in
the West India trade ; married (1) October 25, 1792, at Ken-
nebunkport, Hannah Miller ; she died August 1, 1796 ; (2)
February 24, 1797, Sarah Derborne, or Dearborn, of North
Hampton, N. H., published at Kennebunkport, February 4,
1797 ; (3) April 5, 1809, widow Hannah (Donnell) Harmon,
widow of Captain Zeb Harmon; she died August 5, 1838,
aged 73, buried in York; (4) July 24, 1839, Mrs. Frances Hearl,
of South Berwick, Maine. He is the Joseph K. who placed
this pronunciamento on the records of the First Church, York:
"This may certify all whom it may concern that I, Jos.
Kingsbury, is done with what is commonly called the First
Parish in York from this day to the last day. N. B. When
the Rev. P. will receive what is just I will pay him two days
after the above. Nov. 22, 1822. Jos. Kingsbury." He died
March 6, 1852, aged 82.
CHILD OF FIRST WIFE.
89a Almira, born Aug. 22, 1795. ££->-
CHILDREN OF SECOND WIFE.
90a Fannie Dearborn, born March 24, 1798; m. Sept. 10, 1837, Justin
A. Moulton, of York; d. in New Jersey, s. p.
q\a Nancy, born June 29, 1800. c >
92a Hannah Bradbury, born Jan. 10, 1803; m. Jan. 17, 1825, Capt.
Edward Augustus Emerson, of York, afterwards of Bangor
and Boston. While living in Boston she did much literary
and philanthropic work, and was one of the editors of " The
JOHN KINGSBURY OF NEWBURY. 505
Friend of Virtue," a philanthropical magazine, published be-
tween the years 1837-1S50, in Boston. He was b. Feb. 10,
1793, son of Edward and Abigail (Lyman) Emerson, of York.
He d. in 1S80 ; ch.: 1, Sarah D., b. Sept. 17, 1S26 ; d. 1842.
93a Harry, born March 26, 1805. a; >
94*7 Sally, born May 12, 1S0S; died Oct. 22, 1808.
58^ Love" Kingsbury (Joseph 6 , Joseph*, John 3 , John*,
Henry'), married in Kittery, March 9, 1794, John Miller, of
Wells; he was born September 28, 1764, son of Jeremiah
Miller, Jr., and Mary Walker ; he died Febmary 27, 1847.
Mrs. Love Miller died February 2, 1854.
CHILDREN.
i Sally, born Feb. 15, 1795; m. Sept. 10, 1815, Nathaniel Ward; she d.
July 28, 1881.
2 Cynthia, born Oct. 21, 1796; m. (1) September n, 1821, Capt.
Thomas J. Gould, lost at sea, Feb. 15, 1826; (2) David Greene,
who was one of those who perished on the steamboat Lexing-
ton, on Long Island Sound, Jan. 13, 1S40; she d. Nov. 5, 1S84.
3 Jeremiah, born Oct. 27, 1798; m. (1) Oct. 12, 1823, Mary Greene, who
d. Dec. 8. 1825; (2) Jane Greene; he d. Dec. 9, 1836.
4 Mary, born Dec. 28, 1800; m. April 28, 1S23. Aaron Greene, who d.
Feb. 25, 1835; she d. Jan. 4, 1879.
5 Alpheus, born May 20, 1803; d. Jan. 27, 1885.
6 Daniel, born Jan. 1, 1805; lost at sea, Jan. 17, 1818.
7 Joseph Kingsbury, born Oct. 20. 1807.
8 Milbury Walker, born Feb. 2, 1810; lost at sea April, 1831.
9 Clarissa, born Aug. ir, 1812; m. March 9, 1840, Asia (Roswell C.)
Staples; d. Aug. 22, 1901 ; ch. : 1 Cyrus Melville Staples, b. Jan.
5, 1841; m. Feb. 9, 1862, Caroline Matilda Walton; ch. (1) Susan
Rose Ella, b. Jan. 11. 1S63; m. Oct. 11, 1886, Isaac Snedeker
Colyer, of Brooklyn, N Y., b. Oct. 5, 1861; ch : Leslie
vSnedeker Colyer, b July 27. 1890; Isaac Snedeker Colyer, Jr.,
b. July 23, 1893; Mary Walton Colyer, b May 9, 1S96; (2)
Lily Melville Staples, b. Dec. 4, 1S66; m. Dec. 4, 1S87, Louis
Aaron Juhning, b. Oct. 21, 1862; ch. Ethel Meyer, b April 1,
d. April 1, 1890; Fairy Isabella, b. Jan. 3, 1S93; Theodore
Austin, b. Sept. 20, 1896; Lucius Melville, b. 1901; (3) Lucia
P. Staples, b. Dec. 3, 1868; m. Sept. 14, 1902, Robert Hoyt
Craig; (4) Lucius Albion Staples, b. Aug. 11, 1873; d. Aug. 8,
1874; 2 Albion Preston, b. Dec 23, 1S43; 3 Henry Augustus,
b. Oct. 6, 1850; m. 1872, Frances Case Shepard.
63^ William" Kingsbury (Samuel\ Joseph*, John 3 , John\
Henry'), of York, married Lydia Nowell of York, published
506 THE KINGSBURY FAMILY.
August 1 8, 179S. William Kingsbury, and Lydia, his wife, of
York, conveyed to Samuel Kingsbury of Portsmouth, joiner,
all his lands in York, etc.; also signed by Lydia, his wife, May
13, 1828. Henry Simpson, Jun r ., Joseph Junkins, wit.
Samuel Kingsbury, of York, and Mary Jane, his wife, con-
veyed to Mark W. Pearse the same land, May 13, 1828. He
died July 16, 1846. His wife, Lydia, died May 6, 1850.
CHILDREN.
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g$a Samuel, born 1798. z: >
96a Rufus, born Oct. 26, 1S00. p >
qja Joseph, settled in Fall River, Mass.
98a Daniel.
gga Jeremiah, cl. in Florida in U. S, service ; unm.
100a William.
101a John.
102a Eunice, m. Feb. 19, 1828, Daniel Nowell of York.
103^: Eliza, m. Feb. 7, 1824, Joseph Junkins, 3d, of York.
104^7 Nancy, d. unm.
64^ Eunice" Kingsbury (Samuel", Joseph*, John*, John 1 ,
Henry"), married, February 8 or 9, 1798, Deacon Jeremiah
Mclntire, born May 21, 1745, in the old Garrison House,
York, son of Samuel and Sarah (Came) Mclntire, descended
from Micum Mclntire, a Highland Scotchman, said to have
been banished by Oliver Cromwell, settled in Berwick, then
moved to and died in Scotland Parish, York, where they
lived in the old Garrison House for generations. Jeremiah
Mclntire was a farmer, and Deacon of the Second (Scot-
land) Congregational Church. Mrs. Eunice Mclntire died
in the old Garrison House, January 19, 182 1. Her husband
died there August 18,-1860.
CHILDREN.
1 Sally, born December 24, 1798; died in the old Garrison House, its
last permanent resident, December 20, 1875; unm.
2 Susan, born April 9, 1800 ; married, December 10, 1S29, George W.
Came, a native of York, son of Arthur Came, who was born
April 24, 1745; for many years a prominent and influential
citizen of Alfred, Maine; she died December 22, 18S1; ch.:
(1) Mary H., born April 16, 1831, died January 9, 1902, unm.;
(2) Sarah E., born August 1, 1833, died September 22, 1890,
JOHN KINGSBURY OF NEWBURY. 5o;
unm. ; (3) George L., born October 20, 1836. died November
17, 1900, unm; all passed uneventful but respected lives in
the family homestead in Alfred ; (4) Samuel Mclntire, born
January 4, 1838; educated in the Academies of Limerick
South Berwick, and Yarmouth, and Bowdoin College where
he graduated in i860; studied law in the office of the Hon Ira
T. Drew and the Harvard Law School ; admitted to the bar
in York County, 1863. Each winter from 1856 to 1863 he
taught school; also a term of the Alfred High School from
February to May, 1864. May 24, 1864. he opened a law office
m Alfred, and has had a successful practice there ever since
with much business in the Probate Court. He also held the
position of cashier of the Alfred Bank for a year and a half He
is Deacon of the Congregational Church in Alfred. He mar-
ried, November 22, 1871, Clara S. Littlefield, of Alfred ■ch •
Grace Mclntire, born May 14, 1873 ; Walter Littlefield', born
April 13, 1877; graduated Bowdoin College, 1899, Harvard
Law School, 1902 ; married, August 20, 1902, Gertrude Peas-
lee; has a law office at 634 Tremont Building, Boston- resides
Dorchester; 1 child, Donald Mclntire Came, born Tune 12
1903.
3 Hannah, born April 26. 1803; married Dr. Jairus Came, of North
Berwick, Maine; died December 27, 1S58; ch. : (1) John M
married, and has 3 children ; (2) Virgil M., married '
. Kimball, of Buxton, Maine, resides in Denver Col in the
mining business; 4 children; (3) Edward, in railroad business
in Denver ; (4) Israel, died aged about 20; (5) Abbie, unm â–
(6) u ~~~' married Quackenbos; (7) Hannah Eunice, a
school teacher, unm.
4 Mary, born March 23, 1S05; died March 10, 1826, unm
5 Jeremiah, born February 1, 180S; married Elizabeth Lunf a General
in the Militia; died, January 6, 1849; ch.: (1) Jeremiah, born
1834; married Abbie O. Emerson ; s. p.; (2) Elizabeth Lunt
born 1836 ; married Dr. J. G. Brooks, of Belfast and York 'â–
(3) Samuel, born about 1839; died, 1856, on board a vessel in
the East Indies.
6 John, born March 29, 1802 ; m. Eleanor Junkins; lived in the Garri-
son House until about 1870, then in new house on the same
farm; died April 20, 1875; ch.: 1, John Randolph, m. Sept
13, 1865, Helen Gertrude, daughter of Sylvester and Rhoda
Mclntire, of York ; had children : (1) John, b. Sept. 17. 1866 â–
unm., living with his father; (2) Alice Randolph, b May 17'
1871 ; unm. ; (3) Malcolm, b. Feb. 26, 1S75 I married Dec 31'
1902, Marian Bragdon ; resides Portland, Me.; (4) Fannie
Grace, b. July 26, 1S77 ; married Fred Preble of York
7 Samuel, died in infancy.
Samuel, born February 17, 1S17; died July 1, 1836.
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; 8 THE KINGSBURY FAMILY.
66^7 Hepzibah 6 Kingsbury (Samuel*, Joseph*, John 3 , John*,
Henry*), married, March 14, 1798, Joseph Junkins, of York,
born September 4, 1773, son of Samuel and Hepzibah
(Preble) Junkins, of York. He was an energetic and influen-
tial man, Captain in the State militia, and one of the chief
supporters of the Congregational Church, helping to build
the first house of worship erected in the Second Parish of the
town. Mrs. Junkins died in 1833, aged 56. He died August
18, 1856.
CHILDREN.
i Samuel, born August 8, 1799, graduated at Exeter, and taught for a
while in the High School in Portland ; he took up the study of
medicine, intending to become a physician, but died in 1826,
aged 27.
2 Sally, born February 14, 1801.
3 Joseph P., born May 4, 1805.
4 Luther, born January 23, 1812.
5 Hepzibah, born March 8, 1807 ; m. John Kingsbury (see No. 77^).
6 Washington, born November 24, 1815.
7 Charles, born January 29, 1820; and three others who died in child-
hood.
[Washington Junkins purchased a farm at York Corner, selling it in
1846, and buying a farm in Kittery. In 1848 he returned to York. He
served as Deputy Collector and Inspector of York Harbor, and efficiently
filled the offices of Town Clerk, Tax Collector, and Town Treasurer.
He was one of the strong members of the Congregational Church, and
served on the committee for repairing the building. He died July 9,
1882. He married Catherine B. Bragdon, daughter of James and Maria
(Baker) Bragdon, of York, a descendant of Arthur Bragdon, who was
elected Alderman of Gorgeana, the first city laid out in the New England
States, named for its projector, Sir Ferdinando Gorges, patentee of
Maine. Ch. : (1) Julia M., born February 22, 1839; (2) Samuel W., teach-
er of the York Village Grammar School, 1872-1880; afterwards Post-
master, and dealer in real estate. He has been one of the foremost
promoters of the growth of the town as a watering-place, and was one
of the incorporators of the York Harbor & Beach R. R., Town Treasurer
eight years, Representative in the Legislature, 1885, member of the
York Historical Society ; (3) Charles H., lives near his brother at York
Corners ; in the lumber business.]
76(7 Henry 7 Kingsbury {John*, John", Joseph*, John 3 , John'',
Henry*), of Kennebunk, married December 22, 1825, Julia Ann
Bourne, born in 1803, daughter of John and Elizabeth
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(Perkins)* Bourne, of Arundel, now Kennebunk. She died
November, 1884. He was a shipbuilder in partnership with
his brother-in-law, George Bourne, and afterwards with
Daniel Lord ; he was for a time inspector of buildings at
Portland, Me.; he attended the Unitarian Church in Kenne-
bunk ; he lived in the old Bourne mansion at Kennebunk,
which now belongs to his grandchildren ; he died in Boston,
March 28, 1889.
CHILDREN.
105a George Henry, born in Kennebunk, March 4, 1827. a >
106a John, died in childhood.
loja Frank, died in childhood.
loSa Edward Lincoln, born 1835; he was United States Consul to
Algiers, from 1861 to 1869; died at Kennebunk December 3,
1894, unm.
77a John 7 Kingsbury (John 6 , John*, Joseph', John\ John\
Henry'), of York and Monmouth, Maine, married, June 3,
1829, Hepzibah Junkins, of York (See No. 66a, p. 508), born
in 1807, died June 10, 1883; he removed from York to
Monmouth, where he died December 9, 1887.
CHILDREN.
109a Sarah Elizabeth, born July 30, 1830 ; married Lafayette P.
Skofield, of Weld ; ch.: (1) Maud M., born 1869; died 1889 ; (2)
Frank L., born 1871; died 1897; she lives in Monmouth (1904).
110a Mary Ann, born October 21, 1831; died September 27, 1834.
ina Hepzibah, born August 22, 1834; died June 4, 1838.
112a Samuel, born October 16, 1838; died 1889, unm.
113a Mary, born Sept. 5, 1S36. s-»-
114a John Henry, born February 27, 1843; died May 29, 1844.
115a John Chandler, born March 19, 1849, in York. — >
79a Alzira 7 Kingsbury {John*, John", Joseph', John 3 , John' 1 ,
Henry 1 ), married, January 15, 1829, Josiah Thompson, of
York, born February 4, 1795, son of Joseph and Olive (Jun-
kins) Thompson ; he died 1868; she died in 1885. He managed
a farm, and also worked as a blacksmith for many years.
* Elizabeth Perkins was thedau. of Thomas 6 Perkins (Thomas 4 , ElishaS, Thomas 3 ,
John 1 ), who was b. in Topsfield, Mass., June 28, 1724, removed to Kennebunk with
his parents.
510 THE KINGSBURY FAMILY.
CHILDREN.
i Sarah Ann, born October i, 1829; married, January, 1857, Chandler
Brooks, of Eliot, as his second wife, his first having been her
aunt, Sarah B. Kingsbury (see No. Sia). She is now living in
Kittery. Ch. : (1) Mary Chandler, born March 21, 1S62; (2)
Frederick, born January 21, 1S67 : traveling passenger and
traffic agent of Southern Pacific Railroad, located at Syracuse,
N. Y.- m. on June 3, 1891, Nellie D. Sanders; ch.: Edwin How-
ley, b. April 2, 1892.
2 Ai./ira Jane, born November 13, 1831 ; married, Nov. 11, 1852, Daniel
A. Hill, of Eliot, a farmer and blacksmith; died Aprils, 1899.
Ch.: (1) Julia E., m. Dr. William O. Junkins, who has been
Mayor of Portsmouth, N. H.; (2) Daniel E. of Kittery; m.
Fanny E. Gage, who died in 1892; (3) George Albert; he went
to sea at the age of 16, making his first voyage to the East
Indies; he has crossed the Atlantic 104 times, an officer for
some time on the " Indiana," and other merchant vessels, in
1896 Chief Officer of the U. S. S. " Illinois;" (4) Helen Maude;
(5) Annie C.
3 Julia Bourne, born September 26, 1833; died, 1852.
4 John Edward, born April 29, 1838; died October 29, 1842; killed in
a carriage accident.
5 Olive Elizabeth, born March 28, 1S41 ; married, August 14, 1859,
N. Sewall Payne, of Kittery.
Soa Benjamin 7 Kingsbury {Jo/m\ John", Joseph*, John*,
John\ Henry 1 ) of Portsmouth, N. H., and Boston, married,
November 10, 1838, Catherine E. S. Abbott, born February
23, , daughter of John N. and (Plaisted) Abbott.
He went to Boston in 1846, and engaged in the wholesale
meat and provision business. He died in Boston March 27,
"1864. His widow died September 19, 1883.
CHILDREN.
116a John W., born Sept. 17, 1839; died May 17, 1857.
ii7<? Frances S., born April 24, 1S44; married, Jan. 27, 1S76, John B.
Hathaway ; res. York Harbor.
83<? Sarah 7 Kingsbury (Benjamin", John", Joseph*, John 6 ,
John 1 , Henry'), married in 1818, Enoch Remick of Eliot, son
of William and Mary (Hammond) Remick, born in 1792 ;
he was a shipwright and farmer in Eliot ; served in the War
of 1812; Selectman in 1830; he died September 9, 1873. ^ rs -
Sarah K. Remick died October 5, 1845.
JOHN KINGSBURY OF NEWBURY. 511
CHILDREN.
i Mary Kingsbury, born May 10, 1819 ; m. Nov. 15, 1838, Alexander
Dennett, of Kittery ; she d. July 17, 1S78; he d. April 6, 1889;
ch.: 1 Ellen M., b. Oct 8, 1839; lives in York, unm.; 2 Eliza-
beth, b. Aug. 13, 1841 ; m. May 31, 1866, Frank Hill of Bos-
ton ; d. in Washington, Mo., Sept. 5, 1866 ; 3 John, b. Nov.
28, 1843; m. July 31, 1866, Ann Mary Thompson; he is a Cap-
tain in the U. S. Revenue Service ; now stationed on the Pa-
cific coast. At the outbreak of the Civil War John Dennett
was a clerk in the Portsmouth Navy Yard, under his father ;
he resigned, and was appointed Acting Master's Mate, the
youngest in the service, being at that time nineteen years of
age; one year later he was promoted to Acting Engineer. His
services during the war was entirely in West Gulf Squadron,
under Admiral Farragut. He served on board the U. S.
Sloop of War " Seniinole," the steam tender "Cowslip," and
the U. S. Ship "Vincennes," returning to Boston in the
latter ship at the close of the war. He was in the fight
at the passage of, and surrender of, the forts in Mobile
Bay. Later he served in the U. S. S. " Wateree," and the
Flagship " Powhatan," in the South Pacific Squadron ; he
was honorably discharged in 186S. In 1S71 he was appointed
3d Lieutenant in the U. S. Revenue Service; passing through
the several grades he received his Captain's commission in
1895. At the breaking out of the Spanish War he was in
command of the Revenue Steamer " Galveston," and was
ordered with his command to New Orleans for duty in coope-
ration with the army for the defense of the city and the en-
trance to the Mississippi River. The duty of guarding the mine
field below Forts Jackson and St. Philip, and the control of
vessels passing through it was assigned to him. This duty
requiring constant watchfulness, and wide knowledge of
nautical business matters, to regulate the extensive river
traffic, was duly performed until peace was declared in Au-
gust, 1898. Ch : 1 John, b. Feb. 13, 1869; grad. Harvard
Medical School, 1895; is a physician in Congress, Ariz. ; m.
Aug. 20, 1902, Louise V. Gage, at Redondo Beach, Cal. 4
Sarah Kingsbury, b. April 28, 1S46; m. Dec. 19, 1868, Edward
Marshall, of Portland; she d. in Portland, June 6, 1870; ch.:
Frank Dennett, b. May, 1S70 ; Harvard Law School, 1S96;
lawyer in Portland. 5. Alexander, b. April 13, 1853 ; m. (1)
Oct. 5, 1S83, Sarah Evelyn Paul; (2) Josephine E. Cox, Aug.,
1891 ; he is a retired officer of the U. S. Revenue Service ;
ch.: 1 William Alexander, b. July 2, 1885 ; 2 Ralph Earl, b.
August, 1890.
2 Ann E., born Oct. S, 1S21; d. Feb. 24, 1824.
3 Sarah Abby, born Jan. 4, 1825; d. May S, 1852, unm.
512 THE KINGSBURY FAMILY.
4 Joseph K., born Dec. 12, 1826 ; d. March 3, 1850, unm.
5 Tryphena J., born Mar. 21, 1829; m. Dec. 22, 1856, Judge George Wil-
liam Sewall Putnam, of Portsmouth, afterwards of York; she
d. April 8, 1899; ch. : 1 William Sewall, b. Nov. 4, 1861; m. Nov.
25, 1S86, Fannie L. Fernald, of Eliot, b. March 29, 1863 ; res.
in York; ch.: 1 William Fernald, b. Sept. 30, 1887; 2 Belle Re-
mick, Nov. 19, 1897 ; 2 Mary Hannah, b. July 16, 1864 ; m.
May 5, 1886, Rev. Joshua Martin Frost, of St. Johnsbury,
Vt. ; 3 Joseph Perley, b. Dec. 28, 1867 ; m. July 24, 1S85, So-
phia N. Marshall, b. June 24., 1862 ; res. in York ; ch.: 1 Na-
thaniel Marshall, b. July 24, 1887; 2 Margarita Tryphena, b.
Aug. 11, 1888; 3 Roger Ashurst, b. June 27, 1890; 4 Freeman
Perley, b. July 10, 1893 ; 5 Joseph Conrad, b. Feb. 15, 1897 ;
6 Gretchen Juanita, b. June 22, 1899 ; 4 Ruth Elizabeth, b.
April 14, 187 1 ; m. July 2, 1903, Albert Mclntire Bragdon of
York ;'s Jeremiah Carroll, b. Dec. 23, 1873.
6 Betty Ann, b. Aug. 11, 1832; unm.
7 James Rice, ; died in infancy.
89^ Almira 7 Kingsbury {Joseph*, Joseph", Joseph*, John 3 ,
John*, Henry 1 ), married, December 31, 1818, Captain George
Moody, of York, a descendant of the Rev. Samuel Moody, a
gifted though eccentric early minister of York, and of his
still more eccentric son, Rev. Joseph Moody, known as
" Handkerchief Moody," from his habit of wearing a black
silk handkerchief over his face while preaching. He was
the original of Hawthorne's grewsome story of " The Veiled
Minister," in Tunce-Told Tales. Mrs. Almira Moody died
April 23, 1832, in York.
CHILDREN.
1 Hannah M., born June 4, 1820; married Hon. Edward Keating, of
Alton, 111.
2 Mary Louise, born April 2, 1823; m. Norton Johnson, of German-
town, Pa.
3 Almira Elizabeth, born February 2, 1824; d in Alton in 1840.
4 Robert Rose, born December 28, 1825; d. 1845.
5 George Henry, born March 6, 1828; d. 1847.
6 Julia Maria, born March 13, 1830; d. May 1, 1831.
88« Nancy 7 Kingsbury {Joseph', Joseph", Joseph', John 3 ,
John*, Henry 1 ), married, November 30, 1825, Elisha C. Crane,
a leading merchant in Portsmouth, and one of the founders
of the Middle Street Baptist Church. They afterwards re-
moved to Taunton, Mass.
JOHN KINGSBURY OF NEWBURY. ^3
CHILDREN,
i John Henry, born January 4, 1827.
2 Ellen Maria, born June 14, 1829 ; m. John P. Jewett, formerly a
well-known publisher in Boston; he published " Uncle Tom's
Cabin ; " res. East Orange, N. J.
3 Abba Jane, born July 31, 1831.
4 William Tileston, born June g, 1833.
5 George Whitfield, born June 3, 1837.
93" Harry 7 Kingsbury (Joseph*, Joseph*, Joseph', John*,
John 2 , Henry), of York, a sea-captain; married, September
11, 1834, Ann S. Trefethen, of Newcastle, N. H.; she died
October 19, 1836, aged 33 , in York ; (2) September 15, 1840,
Hannah Harmon Grow, born June 6, 1809, daughter of
Timothy and Olive (Harmon) Grow, and a descendant of
Nathaniel and Mary (Kingsbury) Harmon, of York. He died
May 2, 1861. Mrs. Kingsbury is now- living in York Harbor,
Maine, at the advanced age of 95 (1904).
CHILD OF FIRST WIFE.
118a Henry, d. February 11, 1836.
CHILD OF SECOND WIFE.
nqa Harry, born March 28, 1845; died Dec. 15, 1851.
95" Samuel' Kingsbury {William*, Samuel", Joseph 4 ,
Jo/in 3 , John 2 , Henry 1 ), of Portsmouth, N. H., married No-
vember 4, 1S25, Mary Jane Thurston, of Exeter, N. H. ; he
was a joiner in Portsmouth, where he died May 29, 1880,
aged 81 years and 5 months ; his wife died May 20, 1856,
aged 52
CHILDREN.
120a Elizabeth Mary, born May 9, 1827 ; died December 17, 1S35.
121a Deborah Folsom, born May 8, 1830; married June 28, 1S65,
Michael R. Perkins; she died April 26, 1897.
122a Samuel Henry, born November 17, 1833. :z, â– >
96a Rufus 7 Kingsbury ( William*, Samuel", Joseph 1 , John*,