Pane-Joyce Genealogy
44016. Lusanna Barstow. Born on 9 Oct 1732 in Hanover, MA.486 Lusanna was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 15 Oct 1732.446 Lusanna died in Scituate, MA, on 8 Mar 1809; she was 76.52 Buried in South Parish Cemetery, Norwell.

Lusanna is listed as “Susannah” in the transcribed Hanover birth records.486

John Ruggles Jr was of Scituate and Lusanna (or Susanna) Barstow of Hanover when they married.446
On 11 Mar 1755 when Lusanna was 22, she married Dea. John Ruggles (33888) , son of Dea. John Ruggles (20142) (8 Mar 1696/7-5 Dec 1772) & Joanna Brooks (16069) (5 Sep 1695-26 Mar 1779), in First Congegational Church of Hanover.446 Born on 13 Jun 1729 in Scituate, MA.52 John was baptized in the Second Church of Scituate, on 22 Jun 1729.335 John died in Scituate, MA, on 6 May 1812; he was 82.52 Buried in South Parish Cemetery, Norwell. Marriage intention published on 8 Dec 1754 at Scituate, MA.52

John inherited the farm of Thomas Brooks, his maternal uncle. (Thomas Brooks left no children). He was a Deacon of the Second Church of Scituate said to be a man of remarkable purity of character.53

1790 Federal Census. Scituate, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Roll 4, page 315
Family of John Ruggles
    1 male under 16
    1 male 16 and over [John, 61]
    1 female [Lusanna, 57]
Neighbors on the census: Wm. Brooks, Wm. Brooks Jr, Mercy Brooks, [this] John Ruggles, Sevens Stutson, Abner Stutson, Michael Foord.

1800 Federal Census. Scituate, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Roll 16, page 122
Family of John Ruggles
    1 male 45 and over [John, 71]
    1 female 45 and over [Lusanna, 67]
Neighbors on the census: Richard Taylor, Abigal Lapham, Willm. Brooks, Thomas Ruggles [John’s son], [this] John Ruggles, Abigail Wilson, Stephen Stetson, Abner Stetson

Will: In the Name of God amen I John Ruggles of Scituate in the County of Plymouth, yeoman, being weak & infirm, being never the less, through the Goodness of God of sound & disposing Mind & Memory, after recommending my Soul to God who gave it, & my Body to decent Christian Burial, at the discretion of my Executor herein after named, do for the disposition the worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me, ordain & make this to be my last will & Testament in manner following. Viz
        Imp.: I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Lucy [Lusanna] Ruggles after the payment of my just debts & funeral Charges, herein after provided for the one half of my household Furniture, & the one third of all the rest of m personal Estate, except my wearing apprarel, which I herein after otherwise disposed of. Also I give her to use & Improvement of the one half of my Real Estate during her natural life
        Item: it is my will that my Son Thomas Ruggles should pay? all my just debts and funeral Charges out of my personal Estate
        Item: I give & bequeath to my beloved Son Thomas Ruggles my wearing apparel
        Item: I give & bequeath all the rest of my Estate both Real & personal wherever it may be found, after the payment of my debts & charges (reserving to my Wife the Improvement as aforesaid) to my Son Thomas Ruggles & to my beloved Daughter Hannah Young wife of Elisha Young, to be so divided between them that my Son Thomas Rugles [sic] shall have three fifth thereof and my Daughter Hannah Young shall have two fifth thereof
        Lastly I do hereby appoint my son Thomas Ruggles Executor of this my last Will & Testament In Testimony whereof I the said John Ruggles have hereunto set my hand & seal this twenty fourth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & Ninety four - [note: he d. in 1812]

    John Ruggles (seal)

    Signed sealed & declared by the said John Ruggles to be his last will and
    Testament in presence of us. ---
        Samual Curtis junr
        John Hatch
        Elisha Foster
___________________________________________________________

To all people to whom these presents shall come Joshua Thomas Esqr Judge of
        the Probate of Wills & in the County of Plymouth within the Commonwealth of
        Massachusetts sendeth Greeting

        Know ye that on the first day of June Anno Domini 1812, Instrument hereunto
        annexed (purporting? the last will and Testament of John Ruggles late of
        Scituate in said County yeoman deceased) was presented for probate by Thomas
        Ruggles the Executor therein named then present Samuel Curtis junr, John
        Hatch, & Elisha Foster all the witnesses thereto subscribed, who made oath
        that they saw the said Testator sign, seal & heard him declare the said
        Instrument to be his last will & Testament & that they subscribed their names
        together as Witnesses to the Execution thereof in the said Testator; presence
        & that he was then (to the best of their Judgement) of sound & disposing mind
        wherefore I do prove approve & allow of the said Instrument as the Last Will
        & Testament of the before named deceased & us? commit the administration
        thereof in all Matters the same concerning, & of his Estate whereof he died
        seized & possessed in said County unto Thomas Ruggles the before named
        Executor, will & faithfully to execute the said will & to administer the
        Estate of the said deceased according thereto; who accepted of his said
        Trust? & gave bond with Sureties to return an Inventory of said deceased;
        Estate & according to the direction of the Law, & he shall under an account
        (upon oath) of his proceedings when thereunto lawfully require. In Testimony
        whereof I have here unto set my hand & seal of office the day & year above
        written -

        Joshua Thomas
_____________________________________________________________

(seal) Plymouth, Ss. To David Stockbridge of Hanover, Esqr., Elisha Foster,
        Gentleman & Samuel Tolman yeoman, both of Scituate & all in said County.
        Greetings.

        You are hereby appointed a Committee to appraise (on oath) all the Estate of
        John Ruggles late of said Scituate yeoman deceased & make return of your
        doings, together with this Warrant into the Registry office of the Court of
        Probate in & forwaid County, Given under my hand this first day of June A.D.
        1812 ---

        J. Thomas J[udge] Prob ---

        An inventory of the Estate Real & personal whereof John Ruggles late of
        Scituate in the County of Plymouth yeoman deceased died seized taken by us
        the Subscribers pursuant to a Warrant from the Joshua Thomas Esq. Judge of
        Probate foresaid County as follows --- viz:

        Wearing apparel
        Clock & desk
        Books
        4 Cows
        Rye Sieve
        1 Chain
        1 Spade
        one third of a Harness
        four Cider Barrels
        Sundry Articles of Household Furniture & indoor moveables
        Total: 156.77 [not pounds, not dollars. 2 diag. Lines with a line across?]

        Real Estate

        The Homestead of the deceased lying in said Scituate containing about 50?
        Acres & an half & Buildings

        Nine Acres ? pasture & Tillage Land lying in Scituate said deceased purchased
        of Charles Clapp.

        Half an acre adjoining the said nine acres & three quarters which said
        deceased purchased of Joseph Tolman.

        About 13 ½ acres of Woodland lying in said Scituate at a place called Wildcat.

        One Acre & 36 rods of Meadow Land lying in said Scituate on North River.

        About 3 ½ acres of Cedar & swamp Land

        One Pew in the Revd. Mr. Dean's meeting house
        Total: 3,214.92 [that was a lot of money at that time!]

        Scituate June 9th, 1812

        Davd. Stockbridge
        Elisha Foster
        Samuel Tolman: Appraisors


        Plymouth Ss. Sepr 7th, 1812

        Thomas Ruggles Executor of the will of John Ruggles deceased made oath that
        the foregoing Inventory contains the whole of said deceased: Estate so far
        as he now knows & when he shall know of more he will account for it --- The
        appraisors being also all under oath at the same time --- J. Thomas
        J[udge] Probate


        Scituate June ?, 1812

        Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been duly appointed Executor
        of the last Will & Testament of John Ruggles late of Scituate in the County
        of Plymouth yeoman deceased & has taken upon him that trust by giving bond as
        the Law directs, and all persons indebted to the said Estate are called upon
        to make payment to ---

        Thomas Ruggles Executor ---


        Plymouth Ss Sept. 7th, 1812 Thomas Ruggles made oath that the foregoing is
        a true Copy of the original advertisement by him posted agreeably to the
        order of the Court of Probate before me --- J. Thomas Judge of Probate


        (seal) Commonwealth of Massachusetts Plymouth Ss ---

        By the Hon. Joshua Thomas Judge of Probate & c. ---

        To David Stockbridge of Hanover, Esq, Elisha Foster-Gentleman & Samuel
        Tolman, Yeoman both of Scituate & all in said County --- Greetings

        You are hereby directed & impowered to make a just division or partition of
        the Real Estate whereof John Ruggles late of Scituate in the County if
        Plymouth yeoman deccd died seized & possessed to & among his Children
        agreeably to the will of said deceased in three fifth parts to Thomas Ruggles
        & two fifth parts to Hannah Young wife of Elisha Young. To this trust you
        are to be sworn. You are to notify all who are interested to be present at
        said Division (if they see cause) to make return of your doings into the
        Registry of Probate for the aforesaid County - as soon as may be - Given
        under my hand & seal of office this first day of June A.D. 1812. --- J.
        Thomas J[udge] Probate

        Pursuant to a warrant to us directed by the Hon. Joshua Thomas Esqr. Judge of
        the Probate of wills &c for the County of Plymouth, we the Subscribers have
        taken a view of the deceased died seized & have made said division the [ ] of
        according to the last will & Testament of the said deceased as follows viz:

        We have set off to Thomas Ruggles Son of the said deceased the following
        described Tracts of Land part of the Estate of the said deceased viz:

        one piece of Land containing eighteen acres & an half together with all that
        part of the Buildings thereon belonging to the Estate of said deceased &
        bounded westerly by the Highway leading from Delano's to Joseph Tolman's
        northerly by the Late of William Brooks, easterly by Dwelly's Creek (so
        called) & Southerly by Land belonging to the Heirs of Eunice [Oakman] Ruggles
        deceased,

        also five acre & sixty four rods of meadow & upland lying on the easterly
        side of the aforesaid Creek & is bounded viz: beginning at the Bridge
        leading to Brooks Island so called thence running northeasterly by said Creek
        'till it comes to Nathaniel Turners meadow & Jonathan Oldham's meadow Till it
        comes to the Land of the said William Brooks, thence with his Land 'till it
        comes to Meadow belonging to Elisha Foster, thence with said Fosters meadow &
        Land of said Brooks 'till it comes to a marked sapling oak Tree standing at a
        corner of said Brooks' meadow near said Creek thence north sixty three
        degrees west eight rods & sixteen Links By the side of the upland thence by
        said upland north fifty four degrees west six rods, thence by said upland
        north forty four degrees & one quarter west eight rods & thence Links Thence
        by said upland north fifty seven degrees west six rods & eleven Links to a
        marked oak Tree thence south twenty one degrees west one rod & two Links to
        the aforesaid Creek thence up said Creek to the Bound first mentioned.

        Also eight acres & one hundred & fifty five rods of pasture Land lying on the
        westernly side of the Highway aforesaid & bounded beginning at a Corner of
        the said William Delano's Land, thence with a fence? Seventy seven degrees &
        an half west, twenty one rods & five Links, thence south sixty five degrees
        west twenty five rods & eight Links to a corner thence south three degrees
        east twenty five rods & fifteen Links, thence south eighty degrees east
        thirty six rods & twenty two Links to said Highway, thence with said Highway
        to the corner first mentioned,

        also eight acres three quarters & twelve rods of woodland lying in said
        Scituate at a place called Wildcat & is part of a Lot containing thirteen
        acres one half & twenty rods & is bounded southerly by the Land of Nathaniel
        Turner, westerly by the Land of Benjamin Delano & north easterly by a road
        leading through said Lot.

        We have also sett off to the said Thomas Ruggles three fifth parts of a Pew
        in the Revd. Mr. Dean's meeting house in said Scituate.

        Also ten acres & one quarter of Land, being the Land which said deceased
        purchased of Charles Clapp & Joseph Tolman, bounded northerly & easterly by
        the Land of the Heirs of Eunice Ruggles deceased westerly by the Land of the
        said William Delano & southerly by the Land of the said Joseph Tolman ---

        We have assigned & set off to Hannah [Ruggles] Young the wife of Elisha Young
        the residue Of the Real Estate of the said deceased consisting of the
        following described Tracts of Land all lying in the Town of Scituate
        aforesaid viz:

        sixteen acres three quarters & thirty five rods of Pasture Land bounded viz
        northerly by the eight acres & one hundred & fifty five rods of pasture Land
        above assigned to the said Thomas Ruggles easterly by the Highway aforesaid
        leading from William Delano's to Joseph Tolman's southerly by a House Lot in
        possession of Stephen Nye & Land of Matthew Tower & westerly by Land of the
        said Nathl. Turner & said Joseph Tolman.

        Also three acres & one half of Cedar swamp & swampy Land bounded northerly &
        southerly by Land of Nathaniel Brooks easterly to Benson's neck (so called) &
        westerly by the Highway or near it.

        Also four acres three quarters & eight rods of woodland lying at a place
        called Wildcat being part of Lot of Woodland containing thirteen acres one
        half & twenty rods & bounded south westerly by a road leading through said
        Lot, easterly & northernly by a road formerly laid out, but not now improved
        being a triangular piece of Land -

        also one acre & thirty six rods of Meadow adjoining North River at a place
        called the Whirlpool & is bounded northerly & easterly by North river &
        southerly & westerly by Meadow belonging to the Heirs of Abner Stetson
        deceased.

        Also one acre & give rods of Meadow adjoining Brooks Island so called & is
        bounded viz: beginning at a marked Sapling Oak Tree, being at the Corner of
        Meadow belonging to the said William Brooks near the aforesaid Creek, thence
        runs with the upland north sixty three degrees west eight rods & sixteen
        Links, thence with said upland north fifty four degrees west six rods, thence
        with said upland north forty four degrees & one quarter west eight rods &
        five Links, thence north fifty seven degrees west six rods & eleven Links to
        a marked oak Tree, thence south twenty one degrees west one rod & two Links
        to said Creek, thence down said Creek till it corner to the meadow of the
        said William Brooks, thence with his meadow 'till it comes to the marked
        Sapling Tree aforesaid.

        also two fifth parts of a Pew in the Revd. Mr. Dean's meeting house in said
        Scituate,

        we also assign to the said Hannah the privilege of passing & re-passing to &
        from the aforesaid one acre & five rods of Meadow through the Land herein
        assigned to the said Thomas Ruggles where it shall be most convenient or
        least prejudicial.

        And whereas for the accommodation of the said Thomas & the said Hannah & at
        their joint request we have set off to the said Thomas more Land than his
        share by the sum of two hundred & sixty Dollars & six Cents, we do therefore
        order & direct the said Thomas to pay to the said Hannah the said sum of two
        hundred & sixty Dollars & six Cents on demand. ---

        Given under our hand this 4th day of June A.D. 1812 ---

        Dav. Stockbridge
        Elisha Foster
        Samuel Tolman

        Plymouth Ss September 7th 1812 David Stockbridge Esqr., Elisha Foster &
        Samuel Tolman made oath that the foregoing Division of the Estate of John
        Ruggles deceased (by them made & subscribed) is to the best of their
        Judgement just & equal, which having been duly examined is hereby ratified &
        confirmed ---

        J. Thomas J[ustice] Prob ---
Their children include:
51082i.
Thomas Ruggles (22 Mar 1757-12 Sep 1830)
51083ii.
Lusanna Ruggles (Died unmarried) (4 Apr 1760-25 Apr 1784)
51084iii.
Hannah Ruggles (16 Aug 1762-3 Jan 1844)
44017. Lieut. Samuel Barstow. Born on 28 Jul 1734 in Hanover, MA.486 Samuel was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 4 Aug 1734.446 Samuel died in Hanover, MA, on 4 May 1826; he was 91. Buried in Hanover Center Cemetery.

Samuel lived in Hanover on King Street and is described as “a man of infinite hest; spory as a boym even at the age of 70 and as full of his jokes.” He was a selectman from 1765-67, in 1772, 1776 and 1777.174

Hanover Center Cemetery, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
    Samuel Barstow, d. 4 May 1826 æ. 92
    Huldah Barstow, d. 26 Sep 1790
    Sibel Barstow, wife of Lieut. Samuel Barstow, d. 25 Mar 1820 æ.79
On 27 Jan 1757 when Samuel was 22, he first married Huldah House (44025) , daughter of Samuel House (29433) (20 Dec 1706-16 Nov 1770) & Deborah Barstow (24327) (ca 1712-1 Jan 1802), in First Congegational Church of Hanover.446 Born on 12 Oct 1735 in Hanover, MA.486 Huldah was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 26 Oct 1735.446 Huldah died in Hanover, MA, on 26 Sep 1790; she was 54. Buried in Hanover Center Cemetery.

Samuel and Huldah were first cousins as his father and her mother were siblings.
Their children include:
56994i.
Samuel Barstow (Died unmarried) (15 Jul 1757-31 Jan 1776)
56995ii.
Job Barstow (17 Oct 1758-2 Oct 1790)
56996iii.
Joseph Barstow (10 Jul 1760-)
56997iv.
Huldah Barstow (29 Jul 1763-)
56998v.
Philip Barstow (Died soon) (29 Feb 1765-28 Dec 1765)
56999vi.
House Barstow (Died young) (16 Aug 1767-20 Apr 1781)
On 15 Jan 1792 when Samuel was 57, he second married Sibil Hatch (39718) , daughter of Israel Hatch (20276) (5 May 1701-Mar 1772) & Bethiah Thomas (22464) (4 Oct 1705-).239 Born ca 1741.239 Sibil died in Hanover, MA on 25 Mar 1820. Buried in Hanover Center Cemetery.
44018. Lydia Barstow. Born on 14 Mar 1736 in Hanover, MA.486 Lydia was baptized in the Second Church of Scituate, 20 Mar 1736/7.52,446 Lydia died in Hanover, MA, on 17 Sep 1767; she was 31.239
On 11 Feb 1762 when Lydia was 25, she married Seth Bailey (47805) , son of John Bailey (29881) (23 May 1703-28 Sep 1778) & Elizabeth Cowen (13 Mar 1697-12 Apr 1778), in Hanover, MA.239 Born on 5 Jul 1739 in Hanover, MA.486 Seth was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 8 Jul 1739.446 Seth died in Hanover, MA, on 12 Oct 1796; he was 57.174

Seth lived first on Curtis St., in his father’s house, then on Union St. where in 1853 John Dwelley lived. He was selectman in 1781-1782.174
Their children include:
57000i.
Seth Bailey (Died soon) (1762-14 Dec 1762)
57001ii.
Margaret Bailey (ca 1764-)
57002iii.
Seth Bailey (ca 1765-)
44019. Margaret Barstow. Born on 20 Feb 1738 in Hanover, MA.486 Margaret was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, 4 Mar 1738/9.446 Margaret died in Hanover, MA, on 1 Jun 1739; she was 1.486
44020. Charles Barstow. Born on 3 May 1740 in Hanover, MA.486 Charles was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 4 May 1740.446 Charles died bef 2 Sep 1788.239
Charles married Sarah Smith, daughter of Jasiel Smith (ca 1700-Jun 1757) & Hannah Gachet (1707-ca 1755). Born ca 1746 in Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts. Sarah died in Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts in 1819.
Their children include:
57003i.
57004ii.
57006iv.
57007v.
44021. Seth Barstow. Born on 15 Jun 1742 in Hanover, MA.486 Seth was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 20 Jun 1742.446 Seth died in Sharon, CT, on 10 Oct 1822; he was 80.239 Occupation: Shipwright.

Seth and Ruth lived for at time at Marthas Vineyard, then moved to Mattapoisett, and moved to Sharon in 1777.174
On 1 Dec 1766 when Seth was 24, he married Ruth Allen (52865) , daughter of Thomas Allen (36099) (ca 1711-9 Sep 1794) & Ruth Cartwright, in Tisbury, Dukes County, Massachusetts.239 Born on 16 Dec 1745 in Tisbury, Dukes County, Massachusetts.239 Ruth died in Sharon, MA, on 17 Nov 1816; she was 70.

Ruth, of Marthas Vineyard.
Their children include:
57008i.
Allen Barstow (2 Sep 1767-)
57009ii.
Peggy Barstow (Sep 1769-)
57010iii.
Olive Barstow (Nov 1771-7 Feb 1854)
57011iv.
Mary Barstow (17 Feb 1775-8 Jul 1833)
57012v.
Samuel Barstow (May 1777-1813)
57013vi.
Seth T. Barstow (30 Oct 1779-13 Sep 1852)
57014vii.
Betsey Barstow (Dec 1781-)
57015viii.
57016ix.
44022. Capt. Daniel Barstow. Born on 1 Jul 1744 in Hanover, MA.486 Daniel was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 1 Jul 1744.446 Daniel died in Hanover, MA, on 24 Feb 1842; he was 97.

From the History of Hanover:174
    Daniel “lived on King st., where his son Daniel resides [in 1853]. He is described by Hon. G. H. Barstow, as ‘a gent. of the old school, dressed in cocked hat, long blue coat, breeches, and long boots, fastened at the knee by a strap and buckle.’ This was in 1809. He was Selectman in 1786, and Capt. of one of the old Military Companies prior to 1800.”

Hanover Center Cemetery, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
    Daniel Barker, d. 24 Feb 1842 æ. 98
    Betsey Barker, d. 9 Mar 1826 æ. 78

The patriach died tho'spared
    For near a hundred years
A long probation shared
    And knew its hopes & fears
Mortals prepare to die
    Prepare to meet your God
The four last things are nigh
    Your doom awaits His Nod
On 4 Jul 1771 when Daniel was 27, he married Betsey Tilden (47773) , daughter of Lieut. Job Tilden (29867) (17 Oct 1725-23 Jan 1809) & Elizabeth Vinal (37427) (8 Aug 1717-2 Mar 1799), in First Congegational Church of Hanover.446 Born on 5 Aug 1748 in Hanover, MA.486 Betsey was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 7 Aug 1748.446 Betsey died in Hanover, MA, on 8 Mar 1826; she was 77.174 Buried in Hanover Center Cemetery.

Betsey, also called Elizabeth or Betty, Tilden.

Daniel and Betty were both of Hanover when they married.446
Their children include:
57017i.
Betsey Barstow (18 Aug 1772-21 Mar 1861)
57018ii.
Daniel Barstow (28 Apr 1774-20 Feb 1861)
57019iii.
Lucy Barstow (21 Aug 1777-)
57020iv.
Sally Barstow (Twin) (30 Jul 1780-1 Dec 1831)
57021v.
Grace Barstow (Twin, died unmarried) (30 Jul 1780-12 May 1829)
57022vi.
Lydia Barstow (Died unmarried) (17 Oct 1786-12 May 1822)
57023vii.
Nabby Barstow (27 Jul 1791-22 Mar 1851)
44023. Margaret Barstow. Born on 1 Jun 1746 in Hanover, MA.486 Margaret was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 22 Jun 1746.446 Margaret died in Hanover, MA, on 24 Jan 1757; she was 10.239
44024. Grace Barstow. Born on 27 May 1748 in Hanover, MA.486 Grace was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 29 May 1748.446 Grace died in Scituate, MA, on 7 Dec 1834; she was 86.52

Elisha and Grace were second cousins; his paternal grandmother and her maternal grandmother were sisters.

Elisha was of Scituate and Grace of Hanover when they married.446
On 19 Oct 1769 when Grace was 21, she married Elisha Foster (46329) , son of Dea. Elisha Foster (27725) (28 May 1708-23 Apr 1771) & Temperance Freeman (31087) (ca 1715-22 Jul 1777), in First Congegational Church of Hanover.52,446 Born on 28 Apr 1745 in Scituate, MA.52 Elisha died in Scituate, MA, on 9 Jul 1827; he was 82.52 Occupation: shipbuilder.

Elisha was a shipbuilder at the Wanton shipyard, Norwell. In 1815 Elisha took his sons Seth, Samuel, and Walter, in company wiith him, and after that date the firm of Elisha Foster & Sons built several vessels taht became somewhat famous. Among them was the ship Globe, 235 tons, a whaler, which was the first vessel to bring 2000 barels of sperm oil into the United States. In 1824 a horrible mutiny occurred on her off Fanning’s Island, which brought the naem of this vessel further to public notice. In 1817 six vessels were built at the Foster yard.42
Their children include:
57024i.
Capt. Seth Foster (21 Jun 1770-1 Apr 1827)
57025ii.
Peggy Foster (5 Aug 1772-9 Jun 1824)
57026iii.
Capt. Elisha Foster (17 Jul 1775-28 Jun 1852)
57027iv.
Dr. Freeman Foster (17 Jul 1777-8 Jul 1863)
57028v.
Samuel Foster (29 Jan 1779-)
57029vi.
Charles Foster (21 Feb 1781-10 Aug 1870)
57030vii.
Temperance Foster (Died young) (22 Dec 1782-15 Dec 1786)
57031viii.
Daniel Foster (Twin) (25 May 1787-11 Jul 1863)
57032ix.
Temperance Foster (Twin, died young) (25 May 1787-Dec 1796)
57033x.
Walter Foster (22 Jan 1789-14 Sep 1867)
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