Elias Converse Descendants
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The 1924 Converse Family Reunion (13th Annual) was held on 20 August 1924 at Pontiac, Michigan. The Secretary's Report for this reunion read as follows: At the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Converse of Pontiac, Michigan, the 13th annual reunion of the Converse family was held. There were twenty-five present, guess beingt there form Lansing, Howell and Birmingham. At noon all did ample justic to the fine dinner served on the lawn. In the afternoon the following business meeting was held: All, "America;" E. B. Converse, Address of Welcome; A fine letter was then read from Frank Converse; Roll Call; The following officers were elected: Clyde Converse, President; Fred L. Converse, Vice President; Ione Converse, Secretary and Treasurer; E. B. Converse, Lewis Randall & Devillo Sabin, Program Committee; Leone Converse, Feed Committee. All sang "God Be With You." The afternoon was spent in renewing old acquaintance and after a lunch of ice cream and cake, wel left for our homes to meet next year with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Converse, 215 Bingham Street, Lansing, Michigan. IoneConverse, Secretary..1

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The 1925 Converse Family Reunion (14th Annual) was held on 19 August 1925 at Lansing, Michigan. The Secretary's Report for this reunion read as follows: On Wednesday, August 19, 1925, about 65 memebers of the Converse family met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Converse for their 14th annual reunion. After dinner, visiting, a prgram and business was in order. A company of boys from the Industrial School entertained with songs and speeches. The result of the business meeting was Marion Converse, President; Fraancis STow, Secretary Treasurer. The place of the 1926 meeting to be decided later. Frances Stow, Secretary. Ice cream & cake were served and all present departed for their various homes feeling the day pleasantly spent. F. S. .1

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The 1926 Converse Family Reunion (15th Annual) was held on 18 August 1926 at Ella Sharpe Park, Jackson, Michigan. The Secretary's Report for this reunion read as follows: An appended newspaper clipping read as follows: CONVERSE REUNION ---The fourteenth [sic] annual reunion of the Converse family was held at Ella Sharpe Park, Jackson, Wednesday, August 18, with 70 of its members present. Guests began to arrive early in the day from Midland, Alma, Shepard and Hillsdale. After dinner picutures of the group were taken, then sports and stunts were ejoyed by the tiny tots, grownups and grandmothers. Many new acquaintances were made and old ones renewed. At 5:30 p.m. ice cream an cake was served and the company adjourned to meet at Shepard with Mr. and Mrs. Will Piatt the third Wednesday in August, 1927. The secretary appended the following notes: The Pres. called the meeting to order; the secretary read the minutes of the last meeting; roll was called -- 21 families were represented. It was moved and seconded that we accept the invitaiton tl meet with Mr. and Mrs. Will Piatt the 3rd Wednesday in August, 1927, with pot luck dinner. Will Piattt was elected Pres, Frances Stow Sect'y Treas. The secretary added the following note: Death of Mrs.. Will Piatt May 15, 1927..1

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The 1927 Converse Family Reunion (16th Annual) was held on 17 August 1927 at Fowlerville, Michigan. The Secretary's Report for this reunion read as follows: From a newspaper clipping titled "Converse Reunion:" Fifteenth [sic] annual reunion of the Converse family was held Wednesday at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hart at Fowlerville. Members were present from Shepherd, North Bradley, Lansing, Haslett, Howell, Pittsford, Hillsdale, An Arbor, Jackson, Webberville and Fairhope, Ala. Following potluck dinner, a business meeting was held and officers wer elected as follows: George Stowe, president; Marion Converse, vice president; and Mrs. Fred L. Converse, secretary and treasurer. Next year's reunion will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Converse. The secretary appended the following notes: Converse reunion Wed. Aug 17,'27. Sixty two present. Inthe business meeting we were invited to meeet with the Hillsdale Converses at Ella Sharpe Park the first Thurs in Aug. Frances Stow, Sect'y..1

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The 1928 Converse Family Reunion (17th Annual) was held on 15 August 1928 at Georgetown, Michigan. The Secretary's Report for this reunion read as follows: The seventeenth annual reunion of the Converse family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Converse, Georgetown, Michigan, Aug 15, 1928, finding sixty members present from North Bradley, Pontiac, Lansing, Jackson, Williamston and Fowerville. At noon all did justice to the bountiful dinner after which the company was called to order by Vice President, Marion Converse. [The program was as follows:] Song, "Blest be the tie that binds;" Scripture reading by Emma Duncan, with all repeating the Lord's Prayer; Roll Call and a letter read from Frank Converse of Beloit, Wisconsin; Minutes of last meeting were read by the Secretary; Moved and supported that we send a copy of resolutions to Cousin Luella Monroe, committee for same Francis, Leone and Hattie; moved and supported that each family give 25 cents to be used for flowers when needed, flower committee, Hattie & Ilah. The following officers were elected for the coming year: Bill Smith, President; Devillo Sabin, Vice President; Hattie Converse, Secretary and Treasurer. Money on hand from last meeting $3.36 plus collection $9.50 giving a total of $12.86. Expenses $9.50, leaving a balance of $3.36. Collection for flowers $4.75. Adjourned to meet with Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan the third Wednesday in Aug, 1929. . Among those who atteneded this reunion were Charlotte Lound, Frederick E. B. Converse, Nellie Wigglesworth, Leslie Foster Babcock, Alice Geary, James Duncan, Emma C. Sabin, Ida Lavinia Richmond, Frederick Lynden Converse, Harriet E. Converse, Clyde E. Converse, Leona Bell Pearson, George Stowe, Frances L. Converse, Lewis Hart, Ilah G. Converse, Frederick A. Converse, Lillian Mae Prine, Marion Converse, Mildred Mosher, Devillo H. Converse Sabin, Ellen V. Purdy, Arthur Jerome Sweazey, Arthur Nathan Cradit, Bertha Alice Sweazey, Dalton Stephen Foster, Nellie Mary Sweazey, Lester H. Pollock, Nora D. (?), William H. Smith, Alma B. Converse, Charles Kunde, Grace E. Monroe, Selby Leo Shaw, Fern Alma Converse, Ned Dewitt, Edna Converse and Emily Miner.1

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The 1929 Converse Family Reunion (18th Annual) was held on 21 August 1929 at at Conway, Michigan. The Secretary's Report for this reunion read as follows: The eighteenteeth annual reunion of the Converse family was held with Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan of Conway, August 21, 1929, with fifty three members present. After a fine pot-luck dinner they were called to roder by the vice president, Devillo Sabin and a short business meeting was held. [The program was as follows:] Song, "Blest be the tie;" Prayer by Arthur Cradit; Roll Call and minutes of the last meeting read by secretarty akso a card from Leslie Babcock; moved and supported that it be left to the hostess to buy what table cloth she needs and present bill; moved and supported that the secretary have 200 cards printed to send to the different families. The following officers were elected: Clyde Converse, president; Fred L. Converse, vice president; Fern Shaw, secretary & treasurer. Money on hand from last meeting $3.36 plus collection of $8.00 for a total of $11.36. Expensses were $9.07, leaving a balance of $2.29. We adjourned to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Converee Aukg. 1930. H. S. Converse, Secretary . Among those who atteneded this reunion were Emily Miner, Charlotte Lound, Emma C. Sabin, James Duncan, Luella E. Sabin, Ida Lavinia Richmond, Frederick Lynden Converse, Harriet E. Converse, Clyde E. Converse, Leona Bell Pearson, George Stowe, Frances L. Converse, Frederick A. Converse, Lillian Mae Prine, Marion Converse, Mildred Mosher, Devillo H. Converse Sabin, Ellen V. Purdy, Arthur Jerome Sweazey, Arthur Nathan Cradit, Bertha Alice Sweazey, Wilson Dalius, Ermina C. Pollock, William H. Smith, Alma B. Converse, Selby Leo Shaw, Fern Alma Converse, Ned Dewitt, Edna Converse, Frank Thomas, Ione Converse and Willis Duncan. (Note: Children were not included in the roll call.).1

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The 1930 Converse Family Reunion (19th Annual) was held on 20 August 1930 at Lansing, Michigan. The Secretary's Report for this reunion read as follows: The nineteenth reunion of the Converse familly was held with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Converse of Lansing, Aug. 20, 1930, with sixty-five present. A fine pot-luick dinnder was served at noon. The business meeting was called to order by the Vise President, Fred L. Converse, [followed by] a prayer by Arthur Cradit. Song, "Blest be the Tie." Roll call and the minutes of hte last meeting was read by the Secretary, also a letter from fRank Converse of BEloit, Wis. The followign officers were elected: Luella Monroe, President; Dalton Foster, Vice President; Nellie Foster, Secretary=Treasurer. Money on hand from last meeting $2.30 plus collection $11.00 for a total of $13.30. Expenses were $11.55, leaving a balance on hand of $1.75. We were invited to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Boardway of Fowlerville, Aug. 1931. Meeting close with singing "God Be With You Till we meet again." Fern Shaw, Sec-Treas. . Among those who atteneded this reunion were Charlotte Lound, Frank Elmer Converse, Gertrude White, Frederick E. B. Converse, Nellie Wigglesworth, Leslie Foster Babcock, Alice Geary, James Duncan, Emma C. Sabin, Luella E. Sabin, Ida Lavinia Richmond, Frederick Lynden Converse, Harriet E. Converse, Clyde E. Converse, Leona Bell Pearson, George Stowe, Frances L. Converse, Lewis Hart, Ilah G. Converse, Frederick A. Converse, Lillian Mae Prine, Marion Converse, Mildred Mosher, Devillo H. Converse Sabin, Ellen V. Purdy, Arthur Jerome Sweazey, Arthur Nathan Cradit, Bertha Alice Sweazey, Dalton Stephen Foster, Nellie Mary Sweazey, Wilson Dalius, Ermina C. Pollock, Selby Leo Shaw, Fern Alma Converse, Ned Dewitt and Edna Converse.1

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The 1931 Converse Family Reunion (29th Annual) was held on 19 August 1931 at Fowlerville, Michigan. The Secretary's Report for this reunion read as follows: The 20th annual reunion of the Converse family was held at the pleasant farm home of Mr. and Mrs Fred L. Converse at Fowlerville, on Akug 19, 1931 with 73 members present from Fowlerville, Ovid, Owosso, Lansing, Williamston, Hillsdale, Pontiac, Howell, Jackson and alma. A bounteous pot luck dinner was served at noon. After dinner the meeting was called to order by the President, Mrs. Luella Monroe. Prayer was led by Dalton Foster. Minutes of the last meeting were read and aproved. Treasurer's report was read as follows: Cash in the General Fund, $1.75, plus interest for a total of $1.91. Cash in the flower fund $4.75 giving a total on hand of $6.66. Collection for 1931, $11.00, making a total cash on hand of $17.66. Bill presented for general expenses, $7.97, for flowers, $3.00, leaving a balance in the treasury of $6.69. Election of officers was held as follows: Davillo Sabin, Fowlerville, President; Hugh Dibble, Ovid, Vice President; Mrs. Rollin Boardway, Fowlerville, Sectetary-Treasurer. The oldest members present were Mrs. Jas. Converse, of Fowlerville, age 87, and Mrs. Geo. Converse of Fowlerville, age 82. The youngest members present were Natalie Boardway, age 1 year, 8 months, daukghter of Mr. and Mrs Rollin Boardway of Fowerlville, and Robert Lee Foster, age 2 years, 8 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Foster of Alma. There was one death reported during the year, namely, Delores Smith, age 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith of Fowlerville; and one birth, namely Patricia Thomas, daughte rof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas of Lansing, Michigan. The meeting adjourned to meet in 1931 with Mr. and Mrs Ben Converse of Owosso, Michigan. Nellie Foster, Secy-Treas. . Among those who atteneded this reunion were Emily Miner, Charlotte Lound, Frederick E. B. Converse, Nellie Wigglesworth, James Duncan, Emma C. Sabin, Luella E. Sabin, Ida Lavinia Richmond, Frederick Lynden Converse, Harriet E. Converse, Clyde E. Converse, Leona Bell Pearson, George Stowe, Frances L. Converse, Lewis Hart, Ilah G. Converse, Frederick A. Converse, Lillian Mae Prine, Marion Converse, Mildred Mosher, Devillo H. Converse Sabin, Ellen V. Purdy, Arthur Jerome Sweazey, Arthur Nathan Cradit, Ethel Irene Sweazey, Dalton Stephen Foster, Nellie Mary Sweazey, Rollin Boardway, Gay L. Converse, Selby Leo Shaw, Fern Alma Converse, Ned Dewitt, Edna Converse, Hugh Mac Dibble, Hazel Harris, J. R. Griswold, Eula Goddard, Benjamin L. Converse and Effie A. Hall.1

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The 1932 Converse Family Reunion (21st Annual) was held on 17 August 1932 at Bently Park, Owosso, Michigan. The Secretary's Report for this reunion read as follows: The 21st annual reunion of the Converse family was held at Bently Park, Owosso, with Mr. and Mrs. BenConverse acting as host and hostess, on Aug. 17, 1932. There were members present for Chicago, Lansing, Jackson, Pontiac, Williamston, Owosso, Webberville, Coruna and Fowlerville. At noon all did ample justice to a potluck dinner, after which the meeting was called to order by Fred A. Converse, actin as preident. Minutes of the last meeting read and approved, which was followed by the roll call. Greetings wwere the read from Frank Converse, Lou Randall and Vivian Perkins. Officers elected were Ellen Sabin, president, Clyde Converse, vice president and Gay Boardway, secretary-treasurer. There wer three marriage reported within the last year, namely Perry Converse and Winnie Leadley, Uella Monroe and R. C. Reed, anna Converse and Luther Eagle. There were also four births reported, namely Marilynn Elaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Converse of Lansing, Frank Arden Thomas Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas of Lansing, Geo. Walter Monroe, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Monroe of Howell, and Forest Frederick Eagle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Eagle of Ann Arbor. One death was reported, that of Geo. Walter Monroe. It was moved and supoorted that the following bill be paid and was carried: 3 gal Ice cream @.75, $2.25; sugar $0.72, Lemons $0.90, oranges $0.19, coffee $0.54, milk and cream $0.60, Ice for lemonade $0.50, total $5.70. Balance carried forward from last year ($1.75 flower fund, $4.94 general fund) $6.69. Interest $0.26, collection for 1931 $4.00, for a total of $10.95. Less this years expenses of $5.70, leaving a balnce of $5.75. The president then apointed Ellen Sabin Adn Mildred Converse on refreshment committee for 1933. We were extended a cordial invitation to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Devillo Sabin on the second Sednesday in July, instead of the thrid Wednesday in Aug. as hertofore. The meeting then closed by all repeating the Lord's Prayer and the remainder of the afternoon was spent in visiting and at five o'clock ice cream and cake were served, after which all departed for their homes feeling htat the day had been well spent. Ben Converse turned in $0.30 from supplies left over, total balance $5.55. Gay Boardway, Sec & Treas. . Among those who atteneded this reunion were Charlotte Lound, Frederick E. B. Converse, Nellie Wigglesworth, Benjamin L. Converse, Effie A. Hall, James Duncan, Emma C. Sabin, Ida Lavinia Richmond, Clyde E. Converse, Leona Bell Pearson, George Stowe, Frances L. Converse, Lewis Hart, Ilah G. Converse, Frederick A. Converse, Lillian Mae Prine, Marion Converse, Mildred Mosher, Devillo H. Converse Sabin, Ellen V. Purdy, Robert Rice, Lillian Converse, Charles Kunde, Grace E. Monroe, Rollin Boardway, Gay L. Converse, Selby Leo Shaw, Fern Alma Converse, Ned Dewitt, Edna Converse, Frank Thomas and Ione Converse.1

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The 2003 Converse Family Reunion was held by the descendants of Clyde and Leona Converse. This group meets each summer and continues the family tradition in which Clyde himself took part as a child.

Floyd G. Wynant was born on 19 December 1890 at Oregon.2 He married Ruby Vene Converse, daughter of Herbert Lee Converse and Orissa Belle Walter, on 19 September 1914 at Coos County, Oregon.3 [PG1] was listed as head of household on the census of 1930 , Tennant Township, Siskiyou County, California, as Floyd G. Wynant. Listed with Floyd G. Wynant were Ruby Vene Converse, Herbert Wynant, Mary Wynant, Arthur Wynant, Donald Wynant and Lawrence Wynant.1 He died on 4 July 1955 at Lassen County, California, at age 64.2

     Children of Floyd G. Wynant and Ruby Vene Converse:

Herbert Wynant   (06 Sep 1915 - 01 Mar 1944)
Mary Wynant   (c 1918)
Arthur Wynant+   (c 1921)
Donald Wynant   (c 1924)
Lawrence Wynant   (c 1928)
Ruth Wynant   (1931)

1. [S605] Louis Randall, "New Info," e-mail to HBW, 27 October 2003, citing 1930 U.S. Census of Siskiyou County, California.
2. [S612] Louis McA. Randall, "More on Ruby," e-mail to HBW, 2 November 2003, California Death Records.
3. [S612] Louis McA. Randall, "More on Ruby," e-mail to HBW, 2 November 2003, citing Oregon Marriage Records.

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     Descendant Chart for Elias Converse Jr.

Herbert Wynant was born on 6 September 1915 at Oregon.1 He was the son of Floyd G. Wynant and Ruby Vene Converse.1 Herbert was enumerated with Floyd G. Wynant on the census of 1930, at Tennant Township, Siskiyou County, California, as Herbert Wynant.2 He died on 1 March 1944 at Modoc, California, at age 28.1

1. [S605] Louis Randall, "New Info," e-mail to HBW, 27 October 2003, citing 1930 U.S. Census of Siskiyou County, California and Social Security Death Index.
2. [S605] Louis Randall, "New Info," e-mail to HBW, 27 October 2003, citing 1930 U.S. Census of Siskiyou County, California.

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     Descendant Chart for Elias Converse Jr.

Mary Wynant was born circa 1918 at California.1 She was the daughter of Floyd G. Wynant and Ruby Vene Converse.1 Mary was enumerated with Floyd G. Wynant on the census of 1930, at Tennant Township, Siskiyou County, California, as Mary Wynant.1

1. [S605] Louis Randall, "New Info," e-mail to HBW, 27 October 2003, citing 1930 U.S. Census of Siskiyou County, California.

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     Descendant Chart for Elias Converse Jr.

Arthur Wynant was born circa 1921 at Oregon.1 He was the son of Floyd G. Wynant and Ruby Vene Converse.1 Arthur was enumerated with Floyd G. Wynant on the census of 1930, at Tennant Township, Siskiyou County, California, as Arthur Wynant.1

     Child of Arthur Wynant:

John Wynant   (excluded)

1. [S605] Louis Randall, "New Info," e-mail to HBW, 27 October 2003, citing 1930 U.S. Census of Siskiyou County, California.

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     Descendant Chart for Elias Converse Jr.

Donald Wynant was born circa 1924 at Oregon.1 He was the son of Floyd G. Wynant and Ruby Vene Converse.1 Donald was enumerated with Floyd G. Wynant on the census of 1930, at Tennant Township, Siskiyou County, California, as Donald Wynant.1

1. [S605] Louis Randall, "New Info," e-mail to HBW, 27 October 2003, citing 1930 U.S. Census of Siskiyou County, California.

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     Descendant Chart for Elias Converse Jr.

Lawrence Wynant was born circa 1928 at California.1 He was the son of Floyd G. Wynant and Ruby Vene Converse.1 Lawrence was enumerated with Floyd G. Wynant on the census of 1930, at Tennant Township, Siskiyou County, California, as Lawrence Wynant.1

1. [S605] Louis Randall, "New Info," e-mail to HBW, 27 October 2003, citing 1930 U.S. Census of Siskiyou County, California.

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     Pedigree for Sarah (Sally) Barrows

Noah Barrows was born on 21 September 1727 at Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Samuel Barrows and Susanna Toby.2 He married Martha Bowen on 26 April 1753 at Thompson Congregationa Church, Thompson Parish, Windham, Connecticut.1,3 He became member 460 of the Congretational Church in 1781 at Thompson, Connecticut.4 He died on 11 July 1784 at Thompson, Windham County, Connecticut, at age 56.5 He died on 11 July 1789 at Thompson, Connecticut, at age 61.1 He was buried West Thompson Cemetery, Thompson, Windham County, Connecticut.5

     Children of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen:

Isaac Barrows   (28 Feb 1754 - 08 May 1824)
Josiah Barrows   (01 Jun 1755 - 23 Sep 1777)
Susanna Barrows   (28 Dec 1756 - 09 Apr 1822)
Samuel Barrows   (23 Jun 1758 - 21 Oct 1759)
Prentiss Barrows+   (21 Jan 1760 - 26 Sep 1812)
Lemuel Barrows   (23 Apr 1762 - 16 Aug 1842)
Sarah (Sally) Barrows+   (17 Oct 1763 - 07 Mar 1843)
Samuel Barrows   (12 Jun 1766 - 13 Feb 1813)
Zilpha Barrows   (09 Apr 1768)
Jerusha Barrows   (29 Nov 1769 - 23 Oct 1770)
Jerusha Barrows+   (28 May 1771 - 09 Apr 1856)
William Barrows   (28 Mar 1773)
Charles Barrows   (15 Dec 1774 - 15 Nov 1846)

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.
2. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 24.
3. [S386] Frederick Bailey, Marriages in Windham County before 1800, Thompsont Congregational Church, Barrowsl, Noah and Martha Bowen.
4. [S607] Charles Hamilton, Manual of Thompson Church.
5. [S630] Charles R. Hale, West Thompson Cemetery, Noah Barrows marker.

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     Pedigree for Sarah (Sally) Barrows

Her married name was Barrows.1 Martha Bowen was born on 23 July 1733.1 She married Noah Barrows, son of Samuel Barrows and Susanna Toby, on 26 April 1753 at Thompson Congregationa Church, Thompson Parish, Windham, Connecticut.1,2 She became member 456 of the Congregational Church in 1778 at Thompson, Connecticut.3 She died on 1 December 1815 at Bridport, Addison County, Vermont, at age 82.1

     Children of Martha Bowen and Noah Barrows:

Isaac Barrows   (28 Feb 1754 - 08 May 1824)
Josiah Barrows   (01 Jun 1755 - 23 Sep 1777)
Susanna Barrows   (28 Dec 1756 - 09 Apr 1822)
Samuel Barrows   (23 Jun 1758 - 21 Oct 1759)
Prentiss Barrows+   (21 Jan 1760 - 26 Sep 1812)
Lemuel Barrows   (23 Apr 1762 - 16 Aug 1842)
Sarah (Sally) Barrows+   (17 Oct 1763 - 07 Mar 1843)
Samuel Barrows   (12 Jun 1766 - 13 Feb 1813)
Zilpha Barrows   (09 Apr 1768)
Jerusha Barrows   (29 Nov 1769 - 23 Oct 1770)
Jerusha Barrows+   (28 May 1771 - 09 Apr 1856)
William Barrows   (28 Mar 1773)
Charles Barrows   (15 Dec 1774 - 15 Nov 1846)

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.
2. [S386] Frederick Bailey, Marriages in Windham County before 1800, Thompsont Congregational Church, Barrowsl, Noah and Martha Bowen.
3. [S607] Charles Hamilton, Manual of Thompson Church.

Isaac Barrows was born on 28 February 1754 at Killingly, Windham County, Connecticut.1,2 He was the son of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen.1 He died on 8 May 1824 at age 70.1

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.
2. [S343] Barbour Collection, online http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/4791/barbourcollectionvrindex.html, Killingly, 1-57.

Josiah Barrows was born on 1 June 1755 at Killingly, Windham County, Connecticut.1,2 He was the son of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen.1 He died on 23 September 1777 at age 22.1

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.
2. [S343] Barbour Collection, online http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/4791/barbourcollectionvrindex.html, Killingly, 1-57.

Susanna Barrows was born on 28 December 1756.1 She was the daughter of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen.1 She was born on 6 December 1757 at Killingly, Windham County, Connecticut.2 Her married name was Stowell.3 She married Lemuel Stowell on 23 June 1783 at Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut.3,4 She died on 9 April 1822 at Bridport, Addison County, Vermont, at age 65.1

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.
2. [S343] Barbour Collection, online http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/4791/barbourcollectionvrindex.html, Killingly, 1-57.
3. [S343] Barbour Collection, online http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/4791/barbourcollectionvrindex.html, Pomfret, 2-17.
4. [S386] Frederick Bailey, Marriages in Windham County before 1800, Pomfret Congregational Church, Stowell, Lemuel and Susannah Barrows.

Samuel Barrows was born on 23 June 1758.1 He was the son of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen.1 He died on 21 October 1759 at age 1.1

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.

Prentiss Barrows was born on 21 January 1760.1 He was the son of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen.1 He married Molly Perrin on 29 November 1792 at Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut. The Rev. Eliphalet Lyman was the officiant at the wedding.2 He died on 26 September 1812 at age 52.1

     Children of Prentiss Barrows and Molly Perrin:

Josiah Barrows   (17 Sep 1793)
William Barrows   (31 Mar 1795)
Lucy Barrows   (14 Mar 1797)

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.
2. [S343] Barbour Collection, online http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/4791/barbourcollectionvrindex.html, Thompson, 1:57.

Lemuel Barrows was born on 23 April 1762.1 He was the son of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen.1 He married Abigail Grant on 17 March 1785 at Thompson Congregational Church, Thompson, Windham County, Connecticut.2 He died on 16 August 1842 at age 80.1

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.
2. [S386] Frederick Bailey, Marriages in Windham County before 1800, Thompsont Congregational Church, Barrowsl, Lemuel and Abigail Grant.

Samuel Barrows was born on 12 June 1766.1 He was the son of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen.1 He died on 13 February 1813 at age 46.1

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.

Zilpha Barrows was born on 9 April 1768.1 She was the daughter of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen.1 Her married name was Trowbridge.2 She married Caleb Trowbridge on 6 December 1789 at Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut.2

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.
2. [S343] Barbour Collection, online http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/4791/barbourcollectionvrindex.html, Pomfret, 2-127.

Jerusha Barrows was born on 29 November 1769.1 She was the daughter of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen.1 She died on 23 October 1770 at age 0.1

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.

Her married name was Gale.1 Jerusha Barrows married Sumner Gale.1 She was born on 28 May 1771.1 She was the daughter of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen.1 She died on 9 April 1856 at age 84.1

     Child of Jerusha Barrows and Sumner Gale:

Susan Gale   (excluded)

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.

William Barrows was born on 28 March 1773.1 He was the son of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen.1

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.

Charles Barrows was born on 15 December 1774.1 He was the son of Noah Barrows and Martha Bowen.1 He died on 15 November 1846 at age 71.1

1. [S608] Barrows Family Records of Eliza Mary (Dana) Payne, manuscript copy, before 1950 Bridport Town Clerk's Office.

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     Pedigree for Sarah (Sally) Barrows

Samuel Barrows was also known as Samuel Jr To distinguish him from his uncle, Deacon Samuel Barrows.1 He resided at Middleboro, Massachusetts, and Carver and Halifax Massachusetts, as well as Killingly, Connecticut.2 He was born in 1700 at Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.2 He was the son of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds).3 He married Susanna Toby on 21 November 1723.1 He and Susanna Toby became members 149 and 150 of the Congregational Church in 1740 at Thompson, Connecticut.4 He was given 100 acres near the forge standing on the S. Meadow River, by his father in 1748 at Carver, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.2 He died in 1777.1

     Children of Samuel Barrows and Susanna Toby:

Susanna Barrows   (03 Mar 1725)
Noah Barrows+   (21 Sep 1727 - 11 Jul 1784)
Sarah Barrows   (05 Mar 1728)
George Barrows   (21 Mar 1733)
Samuel Barrows   (1734 - 1791)
William Barrows   (16 Jun 1738)

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 24.
2. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 24. Source given as Maine Historic & Genealogical Record, p. 144, and deeds from his father..
3. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..
4. [S607] Charles Hamilton, Manual of Thompson Church.

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     Pedigree for Sarah (Sally) Barrows

Susanna Toby was born on 11 March 1698/99 at Sandwitch, Massachusetts.1 She married Samuel Barrows, son of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds), on 21 November 1723.1 She and Samuel Barrows became members 149 and 150 of the Congregational Church in 1740 at Thompson, Connecticut.2 Her married name was Barrows.1

     Children of Susanna Toby and Samuel Barrows:

Susanna Barrows   (03 Mar 1725)
Noah Barrows+   (21 Sep 1727 - 11 Jul 1784)
Sarah Barrows   (05 Mar 1728)
George Barrows   (21 Mar 1733)
Samuel Barrows   (1734 - 1791)
William Barrows   (16 Jun 1738)

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 24.
2. [S607] Charles Hamilton, Manual of Thompson Church.

Susanna Barrows was born on 3 March 1725.1 She was the daughter of Samuel Barrows and Susanna Toby.1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 24. Source given as Maine Historic & Genealogical Record, p. 144, and deeds from his father..

Sarah Barrows was born on 5 March 1728.1 She was the daughter of Samuel Barrows and Susanna Toby.1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 24. Source given as Maine Historic & Genealogical Record, p. 144, and deeds from his father..

George Barrows was born on 21 March 1733.1 He was the son of Samuel Barrows and Susanna Toby.1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 24. Source given as Maine Historic & Genealogical Record, p. 144, and deeds from his father..

Samuel Barrows was born in 1734.1 He was the son of Samuel Barrows and Susanna Toby.1 He was possibly the same as Lemuel, born on 31 January 1734.1 He died in 1791.1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 24. Source given as Maine Historic & Genealogical Record, p. 144, and deeds from his father..

William Barrows was born on 16 June 1738.1 He was the son of Samuel Barrows and Susanna Toby.1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 24. Source given as Maine Historic & Genealogical Record, p. 144, and deeds from his father..

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     Pedigree for Sarah (Sally) Barrows

George Barrows was born in 1670 at Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Robert Barrows and Ruth Bonum.2 He married Patience Simmons (Simonds), daughter of Moses Simmons Jr, on 14 February 1694/95 at Carver, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.1 He was also known as George He was a member of the Massachusetts Militia, South Company, and was so called because of his successful commission on threating the Indians and by his skill he kept their good will and secured peace for those early settlers. For this service he was granted a tract of land in Carver (Massachusetts). He was a large landowner and had a large family.1 He married Anne Dunham on 25 June 1724 at Plympton, Massachusetts.1 He married Hannah (?), daughter of Robert (?) and Hannah (?), on 20 December 1736.1 He died on 23 March 1758 at Carver, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.1

     Children of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds):

Moses Barrows   (14 Feb 1697)
George Barrows Jr   (11 Mar 1698)
Samuel Barrows+   (1700 - 1777)
Ruth Barrows   (1703)
James Barrows   (c 1704)
Peleg Barrows   (1708 - 24 May 1803)
Keziah Barrows   (c 1712)
Deborah Barrows   (c 1713)
Patience Barrows   (16 Apr 1714 - 29 May 1749)
Benjamin Barrows   (1716 - 29 Nov 1803)
Sarah Barrows   (c 1718)
William Barrows   (23 Jun 1721)

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..
2. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 2..

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     Pedigree for Sarah (Sally) Barrows

Patience Simmons (Simonds) was born on 3 October 1675 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.1 She was the daughter of Moses Simmons Jr.2 She married George Barrows, son of Robert Barrows and Ruth Bonum, on 14 February 1694/95 at Carver, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.1 Her married name was Barrows.1 She died on 30 October 1725 at Carver, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, at age 50.1

     Children of Patience Simmons (Simonds) and George Barrows:

Moses Barrows   (14 Feb 1697)
George Barrows Jr   (11 Mar 1698)
Samuel Barrows+   (1700 - 1777)
Ruth Barrows   (1703)
James Barrows   (c 1704)
Peleg Barrows   (1708 - 24 May 1803)
Keziah Barrows   (c 1712)
Deborah Barrows   (c 1713)
Patience Barrows   (16 Apr 1714 - 29 May 1749)
Benjamin Barrows   (1716 - 29 Nov 1803)
Sarah Barrows   (c 1718)
William Barrows   (23 Jun 1721)

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..
2. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 1..

Hannah (?) was born in 1670.1 She was the daughter of Robert (?) and Hannah (?).1 She married Eleazor Jackson on 29 January 1691.1 Her married name was Barrows.1 She married George Barrows, son of Robert Barrows and Ruth Bonum, on 20 December 1736.1 She died on 3 March 1758.1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..

Moses Barrows was born on 14 February 1697.1 He was the son of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds).1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..

George Barrows Jr was born on 11 March 1698.1 He was the son of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds).1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..

Ruth Barrows was born in 1703.1 She was the daughter of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds).1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..

James Barrows was born circa 1704.1 He was the son of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds).1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..

Peleg Barrows was born in 1708; Source reads 1798, an obvious error.1 He was the son of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds).1 He died on 24 May 1803.1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..

Benjamin Barrows was born in 1716.1 He was the son of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds).1 He died on 29 November 1803.1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..

Keziah Barrows was born circa 1712.1 She was the daughter of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds).1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..

Deborah Barrows was born circa 1713.1 She was the daughter of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds).1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..

Patience Barrows was born on 16 April 1714.1 She was the daughter of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds).1 She died on 29 May 1749 at Halifax, Massachusetts, at age 35.1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..

Sarah Barrows was born circa 1718.1 She was the daughter of George Barrows and Patience Simmons (Simonds).1

1. [S610] Frank E[dgar] Barrows, Barrows Collection, Person 7..

         

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