Magazine of New England History volume 4
Magazine of New England History volume 4
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IX. Simeon, b. June 22, 1781; m. Dorcas Strong; captain; was of Oswego, N. Y. X. Sarah, b. Dec. 3, 1784; m. (1) Towers Frank- lin, m. (2) Samuel Poneroy, of Somers, Ct. 11. Lucy Dooltttle'', {Amzi^ Benjamin^, John^, Ahra- ham') b. Dec. 18, 1765; ra. Dr. John Hazleton, of West Tovvnsend, Vt. , b. 1759, son of Paul, and grandson of Col. John Hazleton. She died in West Townsend, Vt. , Aug. 18, 1805. He m. (2) a sister of Dr. Nathan Weeks. He was representative in the Vermont Legislature in 1792-3-...6 and in 1803. He owned and lived upon the farm where John San- derson now resides. His house was built in 1785 and was 168 MAGAZINE OF NEW ENGLAND HISTORY. Located in West Townsend on the old road leading to Wind- ham, Vt. He had an extensive practice; at one time he was a physician in the Revolntionaiy army; late in life he re- moved to Manchester, Vt. , where after 40 years of practice he died July 1, 1822. He had 13 children, all of whom died in infancy excepting three; the surviving children were (I), Marsha, m.
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IX. Simeon, b. June 22, 1781; m. Dorcas Strong; captain; was of Oswego, N. Y. X. Sarah, b. Dec. 3, 1784; m. (1) Towers Frank- lin, m. (2) Samuel Poneroy, of Somers, Ct. 11. Lucy Dooltttle'', {Amzi^ Benjamin^, John^, Ahra- ham') b. Dec. 18, 1765; ra. Dr. John Hazleton, of West Tovvnsend, Vt. , b. 1759, son of Paul, and grandson of Col. John Hazleton. She died in West Townsend, Vt. , Aug. 18, 1805. He m. (2) a sister of Dr. Nathan Weeks. He was representative in the Vermont Legislature in 1792-3-...6 and in 1803. He owned and lived upon the farm where John San- derson now resides. His house was built in 1785 and was 168 MAGAZINE OF NEW ENGLAND HISTORY. Located in West Townsend on the old road leading to Wind- ham, Vt. He had an extensive practice; at one time he was a physician in the Revolntionaiy army; late in life he re- moved to Manchester, Vt. , where after 40 years of practice he died July 1, 1822. He had 13 children, all of whom died in infancy excepting three; the surviving children were (I), Marsha, m.
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