JACOB and ELIZABETH (Redding) BOVEEFounders of the Bovee line in Barnet.

BOVEE.*

This is a Dutch name, and the family is said to have come to Barnet andDanville from New York State, first appearing on the Barnet Grand List in1814. Their choice of this section for residence, so far from any of their ownpeople was no doubt based on the advice of Jacob's father-in-law who hadarrived from Middleboro, Mass. some years before.

JACOB1 BOVEE, b. ab. 1773; m. Elizabeth2 [Betty/Rhoda] Redding (b.Middleboro, Mass. Feb. 22, 1777; d. July 11, 1834 "in the 58 year of her age")dau. Moses,1 and Priscilla (Rider) Redding who first appear on the Barnet

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Grand List in 1803, q. v. (p. 586). Priscilla and her brother Stevens Rider,Barnet's first town clerk q. v. (p. 589), descended from at least eight MayflowerPilgrims including: John Alden, Priscilla Mullens, William Brewster, andRichard Warren [Mayflower Index]. Jacob first appears on the Grand List in1814 and purchased the Waddell Farm (Hundred Acre Lot 28 near McIndoesFalls only a short distance from the Redding Farm) the following year. He d.Jan. 2, 1842 "Æ 68". Both bur. Stevens Cem. Three sons, Moses R., Peter,and Courtland, and a daughter Elizabeth, who m. William B. Oderkirk, settledin Barnet, Danville, and Peacham.

Children (known):(1) 1. Peter,2 b. Holland, N. Y. June 21, 1797; d. Nov. 6, 1873.(2) 2. Moses R.,2 b. Hoosick, N. Y. Nov. 10, 1799; d. Jan. 18, 1879.(3) 3. Courtland,2 b. Hoosick, N. Y. Oct. 10, 1800; d. July 10, 1872.

4. Elvira Priscilla,2 b. N. Y. ab. 1810; m. Vt. ab. 1830 John F. Nelson ofRyegate (b. ab. 1799 [1850 census]; d. 1882); rem. Franklinville, CattaraugusCo., N. Y. Eight ch. b. Vt., two b. there.(4) 5. Elizabeth R.,2 b. N. Y. June 18, 1812; d. Nov. 11, 1902.

Maybe 4 other dau. b. 1795-1810 [1820 census].

(1) PETER,2 son of Jacob and Rhoda, b. Holland, N. Y. June 21, 1797; cameto Barnet with his parents about 1814; m. Waterford Feb. 21, 1828 MargaretMcLeran (b. ab. 1804 "of Ryegate but, residing in Waterford") dau. of William E.and Rhoda ( ) Stevens McLeran. They lived in Barnet, Ryegate, and Danville.He d. Danville Nov. 6, 1873. Some descendants are now (ca. 1920) living inDanville and Passumpsic.

Children include:I. Maria R.,3 b. ab. 1828; m. Henry Martin Kibbee (b. Hardwick Oct. 12,

1826; d. Farmington, Ohio Nov. 15, 1908) son of Henry and Sophronia (Giles)Kibbee. She d. 1864. Ch.: (1) Sophronia M.,4 b. ab. 1828. (2) Henry Alvin4 b.ab. 1851 m. Mary Ford. (3) Harlan,4 b. ab. 1861/64.

II. Moses S.,3 b. McIndoes Jan. 13, 1834; m. May 23, 1864 his cousinAdeline F.,3 q. v. (below, (4)VI) (b. Hoosick, N. Y. Dec. 8, 1846; d. Danville Feb. 3,1896) dau. William B. and Elizabeth R.,2 (Bovee) Oderkirk. He d. Danville Jan.24, 1907; bur. there, but no stone found. Farmed near theDanville/Peacham/Cabot line and was part owner (with Wm. McLaren, ClaudSomers, and 3 others) of the Barnet Woolen Manufacturing Co. until abt 1862q. v. (p. 206). The retired Peacham Town Clerk [Lorna (Field) Quimby] remembers visiting asmall, unkept cemetery near the Barnet/Peacham line across the road fromMoses S.'s uncle Moses R. Bovee's place (where J. C. Whitcher lived in 1875).She recalls at least one stone, with engraving, very close to the road, in thesoutheast corner of the intersection. This cemetery was washed out, thenbulldozed in 1978 during road repair and culvert replacement following aflooding. The workers clearly did not recognize a toppled gravestone there, andthe area is now quite swampy due to changes in drainage patterns. The Barnet Hist. Soc. published a map in 1975 calling it the East HillCemetery and locating it in the northeast corner of the intersection -- but theirsite locations were only approximate and never intended to be exact. Thislocation was razed by the skidders conducting logging operations ab. 2001.

Children:1. Alice S. [B. O.],4 b. March 22, 1864; m. Danville July 1, 1882

Eugene Henry Carr Cheney son of Lorenzo D. and Delia ( ) Cheney (b.Orfordville, N. H. Aug. 15, 1861; d. Stowe, Vt. Apr. 17, 1936). Rem. toManchester, N. H. Ch.: Alice Mabel,5 b. Apr. 22, 1883.(5) 2. Frank M.,4 b. Danville Apr. 9, 1865; d. Passumpsic Dec. 19, 1904.

3. Lillian Edna,4 b. West Danville March 22, 1875; m. Danville March 22,1893 Samuel G. son of Peter and Harriet ( ) Rogers (b. Greensboro ab. 1871).She predeceased her father who d. in 1907.

4&5. Twin boys b. & d. Apr. 22, 1878.

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6. Bertha May,4 b. Danville Sept. 15, 1879; d. West Danville Sept. 20,1939. Never married.

7. Inez Elizabeth,4 b. Danville Aug. 16, 1883; m. Danville Dec. 1, 1904Wallace W. Ainsworth (b. Calais, Vt. July or Aug. 4, 1868; d. West Danville Jan.26, 1949) son of William and Amanda Ainsworth. She d. St. Johnsbury May10, 1974. Both bur. Danville Green.

Children:a. Myrtielyn Stella5 (Ainsworth), b. July 8, 1905; grad. Hardwick

Academy 1925 and Johnson Normal School 1927; taught Hardwick 2½ yrs; m.bef. 1941 Philip Clark; rem. Essex Jct.

b. Howard Edgar5 (Ainsworth), b. Aug. 2, 1907; m. Dec. 24, 1928Gladys May3 Bedell (b. McIndoes May 4, 1908; d. Apr. 14, 1978) dau. AlbertHugh2 and Mary J. (Hunt) Bedell, q. v. (p. 337). Rem. Hardwick. He worked atFairbanks, she taught school. He d. Feb. 7, 1978. 4 ch.

c. Delbert Roy5 (Ainsworth), b. May 19, 1910; m. Aug. 29, 1932Ruth A. Cooper.

d. Hugh Everett5 (Ainsworth), b. April 17, 1915; d. Feb. 21, 1973.Never married.

e. Martin Clark5 (Ainsworth), b. West Danville July 6, 1917; m.Cleona Alice Bundy (b. Nov. 18, 1922) dau. Clyde and Clara Verona (Clifford)Bundy. They lived in Passumpsic and raised 4 ch. there. Martin worked as ascalemaker at Fairbanks and drove delivery truck for Palmer Bros.; Cleona,LSC '68, became a school teacher when her children had grown out of theirtender years. He d. Dec. 26, 1977. She m. 2nd John Poole; rem. to SouthParis, Me.

Children: (1) Martina Jean6 (Ainsworth), b. Sept. 23, 1939; d. same day. (2) Reginald Martin6 (Ainsworth), b. Brattleboro Apr. 19, 1943; m.

Apr. 17 1965 Julie Ann (b. ab. 1944) dau. Gordon and Shirley (Rogers)Boardman; LSC '68, he also, taught school. Ch.: (a) Callan Boardman,7 b.March 25, 1978 [br]. (b) Brendon Galway,7 b. Dec. 30, 1980 [br].

(3) Duane Ervin6 (Ainsworth), b. June 29, 1946; transitman; m.July 22, 1967 Linda Ann Rushford (b. ab. 1948) dau. Carl and Janice(Hubbard) Rushford.

(4) Martina Jean6 (Ainsworth), b. Jan. 29, 1954. (5) Marvin John6 (Ainsworth), also b. Jan. 29, 1954; m.

July 6, 1974 Kathy A. Ross.f. Clarence Edward5 (Ainsworth), b. Apr. 20, 1920; m. 1st Frances

M. Moore of N. Y. Jan. 13, 1940. He m. 2nd Weathersfield, Vt ElizabethVirginia (b. Bellows Falls ab. 1929) dau. Harold F. and Etta (Fish) Wright.

III. Silas K.,3 b. May 25, 1835; m. Danville Jan. 1, 1863 Mary A.3

Oderkirk q. v. (below, (4)IV). He d. Danville Feb. 23, 1919. Children:(1) Corilla M.,4 b. Nov. 16, 1864; m. Cabot Dec. 25, 1888 Herman M. (b. Waldenab. 1867) son of John S. and Mary S. Osgood. (2) Jennie M.,4 b. Danville Nov.13, 1869; m. Danville July 4, 1891 Harry S. Osgood (b. Walden ab. 1866) bro. toHerman. (3) Bell b. Nov. 13, 1869.

IV. Lydia Margaret,3 b. Barnet ab. 1839 / Walden Feb. 23, 1842; m.Marshfield May 16, 1858 Morris F. Hunt (b. Leicester ab. 1833 / BrandonMarch 8, 1835; d. son's home, Barre Apr. 10, 1909) son of William and SallyHunt. She d. Barre Feb. 27, 1915.

Children:1. Franky H.4 (Hunt), b. ab. Oct. 1859; d. Danville June 16, 1863.2. Mabb H.4 (Hunt), b. unamed at Danville Dec. 16, 1864.3. Nellie4 (Hunt), b. Danville Sept. 6, 1866.4. Carlos M.4 (Hunt), b. ab. 1875.

V. Mary Ann,3 b. ab. 1841 m. July 26, 1862 William H.3 Oderkirk q. v.(below, (4)I).

VI. Rhoda E.,3 b. ab. Dec. 15, 1847; d. July 15, 1863 Æ 15y 7m.

(2) MOSES R.2 (Jacob1), b. Hoosick, N. Y. Nov. 10, 1799; lived near thePeacham/Barnet line, he m. Barnet Feb. 23, 1827, Helen dau. William andMargaret (Gilfillan) Warden (b. Barnet Aug. 5, 1804; d. Marion, Iowa Jan. 16,1881), q. v. (p. 431 & 654-5). Between 1860 and 1870, he removed to GreenMountain Village, Marion Township, Marshall County, Iowa where he d. Jan. 18,1879. Both bur. Green Mountain Village Cem.

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Children:I. William Warden,3 b. Vt. Nov. 1827. Went to California and mined in

Calaveras Co., then to Australia; m. there 1857 Johanna ______ (b. Ireland Dec.1833); ret. to California; bought his father's farm in Vt. in 1849; lived in Iowasame year; at Vienne, Iowa in 1870; went back to California. Lived in Monroviafor a time, later on a ranch in Pasadena. He d. Calif. June 1902; surviving 3 ofhis 9 children.

Children:1. William F,4 b. Australia ab. 1858; m. Minnie M. ______ (b. Ill. ab.

1865). Fruit farmer at Woodlake, Calif. in 1920.2. Charles E.,4 b. Australia ab. 1860; d. 1877 Æ 16 at his parents

home in Vienne, Iowa. Bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem.3. Henry M.,4 b. Australia Jan. 1862; m. Georgia V. ______ (b. Nebraska

Nov. 1876); lived in Calif.4. Elizabeth,4 b. Australia ab. 1864; went to Marion, Iowa with her

parents; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem.5. Horace,4 b. Marshall Co., Iowa; d. there 1868; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem.6. Azro,4 b. Marshall Co., Iowa; d. there 1867; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem.7. Jessie,4 b. Vienne, Marshall Co., Iowa Sept. 1869; d. there 1870;

bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem.8. Earnest A.,4 b. Oct. 1871; m. ab. 1900 Winnie A. ______ (b. Ohio

Feb. 1878); in Monrovia, Calif. at 1900 census.9. Hazel,4 b. Marshall Co., Iowa; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem.

II. Elizabeth,3 b. ab. 1830; m. Dr. James Lang4 son of Alexander3 andIsabel (Warden) Lang (b. 1828; d. Pasadena, Calif. Aug 31, 1917). She d.Pasadena, Calif. March 1902, q. v. (p. 528, 655). He practiced in Barnet. Rem.to Iowa. In practice at Marshalltown, Iowa 1864-1892. Two ch.: Carrie;5 andElton,5 who became a dentist.

III. Moses C.,3 b. Barnet Aug. 28, 1831; m. 2nd Rock Creek, MarshallCounty, Iowa Apr. 26, 1861 Elizabeth Anne Ferguson (b. Decatur County, Ind.Nov. 28, 1838; d. Marshalltown, Iowa Jan. 30, 1917; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem.). Hewent to Washington Flats, Calif. in 1851 where his mining ventures met withfair success. He returned to Vt. in 1854 and rem. to Iowa the following yearwhere he traveled through much of the southern counties, before settling inMarshall County where he homesteaded near Green Mountain. Pioneer farmerand one of the earliest settlers of Marion township. He d. Green Mountain,Iowa Dec. 23, 1906; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem.

Children (known):1. John,4 b. Vt. 1857.2. Jane,4 b. Vt. ab. 1860.3. Loretta Selina,4 b. Iowa Apr. 5, 1861; d. Marion, Iowa Jan. 10, 1864.4. William Hanford,4 b. May 19, 1863; d. Marion Jan. 13, 1864.5. Frank Luther,4 b. Marion, Iowa July 4, 1865; m. ab. 1890 Jessie

Elizabeth Isenhart (b. Ill. Oct. 16, 1867; d. Green Mountain May 1, 1943) dau.Lydia Searle of Penn.). They lived in Marion, Vienne, Charles City, PleasantGrove, and Green Mtn. Village. He d. Green Mountain Dec. 30, 1949. 5 ch.

6. Helen Isabell [Elizabeth],4 b. Marshall Co., Iowa Sept. 30, 1867; m.Henry Bruett; d. Laurens Oct. 23, 1899. 1 dau.

7. Mary Adda [Ada],4 b. Marion Feb. 16, 1869; m. March 23, 1893 as1st wife of Brutus Clement5 Brock (b. Conrad, Iowa Oct. 16, 1870) son ofJames Karr4 and Laura4 (Somers) Brock of Barnet q. v. (p. 357). He practiceddentistry at Conrad, Iowa. She d. Conrad Apr. 23, 1900. He m. 2nd July 20,1904 Pearl Nellie Mason of Conrad q. v. (p. 357). Ch.: (1) Leonard B.,6 b.Beaman, Iowa Apr. 19, 1897. (2) Homer.6

8. Katherine Darling,4 b. Marion Apr. 11, 1873; m. Frank Thomas.Lived in Marshalltown and Blockton, Iowa and Grant City, Mo. She d. Jan. 17,1958.

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9. Josephine,4 b. Marion June 24, 1875; m. Thomas H. Young. Livedin Marshalltown, Iowa and Harmony, Minn. She d. July 26, 1954. 4 ch., ofwhom Paul d. in WWII.

10. Charles Edward,4 b. Marion May 13, 1878; m. Marshalltown Jan. 21,1914 Bertha H. Lampman (b. Dec. 22, 1880; d. Marshalltown Sept. 13, 1943);lived in Green Mtn. and Charles City. He d. Oct. 17, 1963. 8 ch.

11. Benjamin Lewis,4 b. Marion March 28, 1883; he d. thereJune 18, 1884.

IV. James,3 b. Cal. Co., Vt. Feb. 19, 1834; m. Jan. 1864 Eliza Morris fromOhio (b. Ill. Nov. 19, 1839; d. Grn. Mtn. Oct. 5, 1887; buried there). Jameslived in Vt. 18 years then went to Calaveras Co., California in Dec. 1851 andmined for two years before returning home and sold real estate. Went toElmira, Ill. with the Haninor family in 1856, but soon left for Iowa where hebecame one of the early settlers of Marion Township, settling in GreenMountain Village where he did business in the Barrly & Bovee Meat Market.He d. Grn. Mtn. 1906.

Children [History of Marshall Co., Iowa 1878, p. 548]:1. Clyde Charles,4 b. Iowa Nov. 18, 1864; m. March 15, 1889 Alice C.4

Shearer (b. Barnet Oct. 29, 1862; d. Oct 1932) dau. Thomas James3 andCaroline C.3 (Somers) Shearer of Barnet. He d. 1956. 4 ch. q. v. (p. 601-2, 615).

2. Maude,4 b. Marshall Co., Iowa ab. 1872.3. Morris,4 b. Marshall Co., Iowa ab. 1877; was lodging in Marshall at

1920 census.4. "one day deceased".

V. Mark R.,3 b. Peacham Apr. 10, 1836; bapt. Barnet Ctr. June 5, 1836;went to California 1851 [1854?] with his three brothers and Thomas James3

Shearer; returned to Peacham in the summer of 1857 and worked as a farmlaborer; m. Jan. 22, 1862 [mc] his neighbor Jane Mary Varnum (b. PeachamMay 18, 1837; she d. Iowa Jan. 15, 1904 as a result of a fall into a cellarbulkhead that had been left open) dau. Simon B. and Mary (Cahill) Varnum.Enrolled Peacham Militia 1863-4. Settled in Green Mountain, MarshallCounty, Iowa. They visited Barnet ab. 1902. He d. Green Mountain, Iowa Oct.1909 after being thrown from his wagon on Aug. 31st while hauling grain to theelevator. Both buried there.

Children:1. George M.,4 b. Peacham Nov. 10, 1862; d. Aug. 13, 1893.2. Phineas Arno,4 b. Peacham July 27, 1864; m. Jan. 1, 1889 Lucinda

Owen of Oskaloosa, Iowa (b. Iowa Feb. 1864; d. 1949). He d. 1917. Both bur.Grn. Mtn. Cem. 5 dau.

3. Luella J.,4 b. Marion 1867; m. Fred W. Hopkins and lived in Craik,Saskatchewan, Canada.

4. Thaddeaus F.,4 b. Marion June 19, 1873 m. 1st Elizabeth Wilson (d.Green Mountain, Iowa Sept. 3, 1909; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem.). A formerpostmaster of Green Mountain, Iowa, they resided 1909 at Craik, Sask.; but,due to Elizabeth's poor health, returned to Green Mountain in Feb. of thatyear, then rem. to Amarillo, Tex. and other southern towns for her health. Hem. 2nd Mabel C. Hayes (b. Ill. ab. 1880). He d. March 3, 1952. Ch.: (1) HelenM.,5 b. Iowa Aug. 22, 1904. (2) Glenn T.,5 b. Iowa Aug. 12, 1906. (3) Vincent,5

b. Iowa ab. 1907; went to California with parents.5. Mary S.,4 b. Marion ab. 1876 m. Mr. Steward. Res. Taylor

township, Iowa.6. Flora E.,4 b. Grn. Mtn., Iowa Sept. 10, 1878; m. Oct. 7, 1892 Edwin

Wallace (b. Grn. Mtn. July 18, 1870; d. May 10, 1918) son of William andHenrietta (Brock) Wallace of Barnet. 3 ch. q. v. (pp. 357, 653).

VI. Margaret,3 b. ab. Apr. 3, 1838; bapt. Barnet Ctr. July 2, 1838; d. ofscalding Apr. 6, 1841; Æ 3y 3d; bur. Center Cem. Res Peacham.

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VII. Florence,3 b. ab. 1841; m. Marshall, Iowa Dec. 22, 1870 William J.Evans (b. N. Y.); lived in Marion, Iowa. Ch. all b. Marshalltown, Iowa: (1) Mark M.,4b. 1872. (2) Frank K.,4 b. 1874. (3) Mary E.,4 b. 1876. (4) Karr E.,4 b. Sept.1879.

VIII. Margaret A.,3 b. Dec. 18, 1842; lived in Peacham; d. Feb. 3, 1843;bur. Center Cem.

IX. Azro W.3 [gs] (Agnes W. [1850 census]), b. ab. Apr. 1844; lived inPeacham; d. Jan. 18, 1864; bur. Center Cem.

X. Cassius J. C.,3 b. ab. 1846; m. Sarah A. ______ (b. Iowa ab. 1852).Lived in Marion, Iowa; Sibley, Iowa; and Eugene, Oregon. He d. ab. 1914.

XI. Mary Salina,3 b. March 1849 q. v. (p.655) or April 1850 [1850 census];lived in Sibley and Green Mountain, Iowa; d. Oct. 11, 1869 Æ 19; bur. Grn.Mtn. Cem.

(3) COURTLAND2 (Jacob1), b. Hoosick, N. Y. Oct. 10, 1800; m. Eliza TownsendBlood dau. William Cutter and Sarah (Townsend) Blood; (b. Rumney, N. H. Feb. 16,1808 [NHVRbr]; d. Passumpsic Aug. 20, 1871 Æ 62y 6m [gs]). Lived andfarmed in Barnet, Danville, and Peacham. He d. Passumpsic July 10, 1872 Æ71y 9m [gs]. Both bur. Danville Green.

Children:I. Jane L.,3 b. May 11, 1827; m. March 13, 1849 Rufus Ingerson of

Holland, Vt. (b. ab. 1827; d. June 17, 1860 Æ 60). She d. Oct. 17, 1892 Æ66y 5m 6d; bur. Danville Green.

Children; all bur. Danville Green:1. Hiram Rudolph4 (Ingerson), d. Oct. 22, 1862 Æ 5y 5m.2. Gennie Eliza4 (Ingerson), d. March 29, 1863 Æ 10y 10m.3. Henry Eugene4 (Ingerson), d. March 18, 1863.

II. Elizabeth R.,3 b. Dec. 2, 1828; m. Aug. 18, 1857 Joseph A. Bixby ofWarner, N. H. She d. Nov. 11, 1902. 2 dau. b. N. H.

III. John N.,3 b. Dec. 28, 1830; d. May 15, 1897 Æ 65y 4m 18d; bur.Danville Green; blind; res. Wheelock in 1887.

IV. William R.,3 b. Jan. 4, 1833. Rem. to San Francisco.V. Lucy R.,3 b. Jan. 7, 1835; d. July 12, 1854; bur. Danville Green.VI. Lyman,3 b. Jan. 1, 1837. Rem. to San Francisco.VII. Diana P.,3 b. Dec. 28, 1838. Factory laborer; lived in Passumpsic; m.

1st ab. 1871 as 2nd wife of Romeo E. (b. March 27, 1824) son of Harris andSally Brockway; m. 2nd St. Johnsbury Aug. 22, 1894 Rollin Porter Kidder (b.ab. 1837) son of Reubon and Emma (Porter) Kidder.

VIII. Clark G.,3 b. Dec. 1, 1840; m. 1st Manchester, N. H. Dec. 5, 1865Addie L. Locke of Lawrence, Mass. (b. Paris, Mich. ab. 1847) dau. Ira D. andAsenath L. Locke; res. Monroe; div. Grafton Co., N. H. March 26, 1880; m. 2ndFryeburg, Me. May 22, 1880 Addie M. (b. Chatham, N. H. ab. 1859) dau.Holmes and Lois Ann ( ) Weeks; m. 3rd July 21, 1898 Alice G. Chapman (b. ab.1857). Lived in Rockland, Me. Drafted for the Civil War, mustered with theThird Regiment, Company "F" on Aug. 19, 1863; discharged with disability Jan. 5,1864. He d. Madison, Me. Feb. 7, 1905 and bur. there.

Children by 1st m.:1. Jennie A. b. ab. Nov. 28, 1868; d. of spinal meningitis Passumpsic

Oct. 28, 1877; bur. Danville Green.2. Leon A. b. Monroe, N. H. ab. 1869; m. Exeter, N. H. March 14, 1899

Lizzie A. (b. Newfields, N. H. ab. 1858) dau. Charles H. and Sarah (York) Smith.IX. Harriet P.[bc]/(B.[mc]),3 b. Aug. 12, 1842; m. Jan. 1[or4?] (original

record damaged), 1863 Thomas W. (b. Franklin, N. H. Sept. 1840) son of Johnand Almira ( ) Taylor; jewelry merchant; d. of typhoid fever St. Johnsbury Oct. 5,1887). She d. Lyndon Jan. 26, 1921.

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X. Otis M.,3 b. July 26, 1846; peddler; resided in Barnet; m. Jamaica, Vt.May 29, 1870 Ella S. (b. Jamaica July 1853) dau. Ruben Robinson. Rem. toLondonderry, Vt. then to Summit, Iowa 1874/80 and Pasadena, Calif.1901/20.

Children:1. Son4 b. Jamaica, Vt. Sept. 14, 1870.2. Lula,4 b. ab. Aug. 1871.3. Hattie,4 b. ab. Aug. 1879.4. Harry W.,4 b. Feb. 1883.5. Willie C.,4 b. July 1885.

(4) ELIZABETH R.2 (Jacob1), b. June 18, 1812; raised in Barnet; m. ab. 1838William B. son of John and Betsey ( ) Oderkirk (b. Hoosick, N. Y. Feb. 12,1808; d. Oct. 28, 1891). They settled in Danville between 1850 and 1880. Shejoined the Danville Methodist Church ab. 1861 and d. there Nov. 11, 1902 atthe home of her dau. Mary (Oderkirk) Bovee.

Children:I. William H.3 (Oderkirk), b. ab. 1838; m. July 26, 1862 Mary Ann3 (b. ab.

1841) dau. Peter2 and Margaret (McLeran) Bovee q. v. (above, (1)V). He is saidto have resided Concord, N. H. in 1902 and died that year.

Child: Bell b. Danville, Vt Nov. 13, 1869.II. Charles E.3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick, N. Y. Dec. 1, 1840; m. 1st May 4,

1869 Anna L. (b. Scotland Apr. 23, 1849; d. Cabot Dec. 23, 1872) dau. Jamesand Jeanette (Laed) Wallace; he m. 2nd Cabot Feb. 7, 1874 Martha J. (b.Walden Dec. 8, 1849; d. July 11, 1918) dau. Andrew and Margaret (Stevenson)Barr of Scotland. He d. Aug. 23, 1903. She m. 2nd St. Johnsbury June 20,1908 Oliver K. McCosco. They lived in Cabot. All three bur. Danville Green.Ch.: (1) George E.,4 b. Cabot May 3, 1871; m. Cabot Oct. 28, 1891 Anna A.Badger; they div. Nov. 12, 1896. (2) Edward,4 b. Cabot ab. 1877.

III. Sarah3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick, N. Y. 1841; m. May 4, 1869 Amos L.Wallace.

IV. Mary A.3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick, N. Y. Oct. 22, 1843; m. Silas K.Bovee3; 3 ch. q. v. (above, (1)III). She d. Nov. 14, 1925. Both bur. DanvilleGreen.

V. Elizabeth (Lizzie)3 (Oderkirk), b. 1845; m. Hoosick, N. Y. March 2, 1869Abel S. (b. Oct. 22, 1840; d. Oct. 7, 1895) son of John and Deborah (Russell)McCosco. She d. Jan. 28, 1892. Both bur. Danville Green.

VI. Adeline F.3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick, N. Y. Dec. 8, 1846; m. May 23,1864 her cousin Moses S.3 Bovee, q. v. (above, (1)II), son of Peter and Margaret(McLeran) Bovee. She d. Danville Jan. 3, 1896. Matriarch of PassumpsicBovees and Ainsworths.

VII. Emmeretta3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick, N. Y. 1849; m. Dec. 3, 1875 JohnF. son of Welcome and Sarah (Gates) Drown.

VIII. Moses B.3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick, N. Y. June 7, 1850; m. DanvilleJan. 3, 1888 Melinda Annie Moran (b. Canada ab. 1869) dau. of Elizabeth. He d.Aug. 24, 1900; bur. Danville Green with parents.

IX. Aurelious James3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Jan. 12, 1852; m.1st Danville Jan. 30, 1875 Catherine (Katie) Elizabeth Clifford (b. Oct. 22,1858; d. Oct. 24, 1921) dau. Guy and Elizabeth [Rhoda] Clifford; div. June 29,1897 and m. 2nd Danville July 4, 1897 Mrs. Hattie E. (Smith) Fletcher Putnam(b. ab. 1866; d. Jan. 22, 1900) dau. Richard M. and Emily E. (Garner) Smith.He d. Nov. 16, 1918. All bur. Danville Green.

Children:1. Samuel Lynn4 [aka Fred Lewis] (Oderkirk), b. Walden Aug. 1, 1877;

m. Nov. 25, 1896 Gertrude Mae (b. June 26, 1881; d. Apr. 14, 1951) dau.Hiram and Clara (Laird) Sulham. He d. Feb. 26, 1964.

Children:a. Ernest R.5 (Oderkirk), b. Danville June 23, 1898; m. Ester E.

Tucker (b. 1895; d. 1951). He d. 1927; both bur. Danville Green.

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b. Evelyn Mae5 (Oderkirk), b. Danville March 8, 1902; m. DanvilleAug. 7, 1920 Joseph Andrew Lowrey (b. ab. 1892) son of Edward and Ida(Yonder) Lowrey.

c. Alice G.5 (Oderkirk), b. Danville Jan. 19, 1905; m. Danville Sept.14, 1921 Howard Gilbert Calkins (b. ab. 1902) son of Fayette B. and Ella(Caswell) Calkins.

2. Goldie Pearl Abar4 (Oderkirk), b. Dec. 3, 1899.

(5) FRANK M.4 (Moses S.,3 Peter,2 Jacob1), b. Danville Apr. 9, 1865; m.Danville Sept. 5, 1885 Elsie Lucy Freeman (b. Walden July 22, 1868; d.Passumpsic Dec. 17, 1939) dau. Otis Washburn and Laura A. (Perkins)Freeman. He d. Marshfield Dec. 19, 1904. Both bur. Danville Green. She m.2nd Walden July 23, 1921 Eugene Frank Kittredge (b. Danville Jan. 24, 1853;d. Marshfield Sept. 2, 1921) son of James Luther and Electa Ann (Badger)Kittredge of Danville.

Children:(6) I. Grace Laura,5 b. May 29, 1886; res. Passumpsic until d. Apr. 23, 1951.

II. Ernest Otis,5 b. Barre July 5, 1889; m. May 23, 1917 Lura Addie (b.Apr. 11, 1899; d. Jan. 2, 1960) dau. Curtis L. and Addie (Lawrence) McCrillis.Lived in Passumpsic. He d. March 2, 1962; bur. Passumpsic.

Children:1. Donald Ernest,6 b. Dec. 9, 1918; d. Washington, D. C. May 20, 1962

and bur. Arlington National Cem.2. Howard Ralph,6 b. St. Johnsbury June 24, 1920; m. Orange, Va.

Aug. 12, 1951 Alice Gray Sherman dau. Welford Ashton and Anna Ward(Crown) Sherman and rem. to Arlington, Va. He d. Church Falls, Va. Dec. 25,1992.

Children:a. Anna Lura,7 b. Feb. 12, 1955; rem. to Springfield, Va.b. Jonathan Sherman,7 b. Jan. 14, 1960; StJA '78 and LSC '83; m.

May 1, 1993 Prudence Warren Murray of Alexandria, Va. dau. Russell and SallyTingue (Gardner) Murray; they res. Annondale and Burke, Va.; Ch.: RussellHoward,8 b. Nov. 19, 1998.

3. Philip Lawrence,6 b. Apr. 30, 1923; m. Aug. 7, 1949 Madeline Ruth(b. Rochester, Vt. May 1, 1928) dau. John Russell and Nina Ellen (Pierce)Moyse. He served on PT boats in the Pacific during WWII and operated theRiverside Grocery in St. Johnsbury. He d. St. Johnsbury Aug. 8, 1994; bur.Concord, Vt. Ch.: Dennise Lynn,7 b. Aug. 17, 1950; m. Troy, N. H. Nov. 5,1971 James Leclair White and rem. to Exeter, N. H. Ch.: (1) Jason Philip,7 b.Quincy, Mass. Feb. 12, 1975. (2) Katherine Parkman,7 b. South Weymouth,Mass. Oct. 29, 1979.

4. Elsie Elaine,6 b. St. Johnsbury Dec. 3, 1924; d. Sept. 6, 1995. A35-year telephone Co. operator, supervisor, and instructor in Vermont andMaine. Lived for many years in Passumpsic; bur. there [gs]; last survivor of theBovee name in town; never married.

III. Alice A.,5 b. Barre Oct. 19, 1891; m. Marshfield June 9, 1908 DavidAlfred Colbeth (b. Woodbury, Vt. Jan. 6. 1890; d. 1968) son of Sidney andHattie (Shatney) Colbeth. She d. June 1937. Both bur. Passumpsic.

IV. Eric Ashley,5 b. Barre May 18, 1896; m. Cabot Oct. 6, 1917 AdaBridget Colbeth (b. Woodbury, Vt. Aug. 9, 1899) dau. of Sidney and Hattie(Shatney) Colbeth. He was employed at the Fairbanks-Morse Scale plant for 20years, retiring in 1961. They lived in Passumpsic Village until he d. Oct. 13,1975. While visiting her daughter, Dorothy, in Arkansas; Ada was taken ill andremained in a Springdale, Ark. nursing home 7 years to be near family. She d.there June 20, 1886. Both bur. Passumpsic, Vt.

Children:1. Hazel Elsie,6 b. Passumpsic Dec. 18, 1918; m. 1st Aug. 1, 1936

Delor Herman Amell (b. Barnet Jan. 4, 1920; d. Meriden, Conn. Jan. 4, 1920and buried there) son of Edward Joseph and Pauline Mae (Moquin) Amell; q. v.(p. 327). They divorced and she m. 2nd before 1975 Joseph L. Paquette (WW IIveteran, b. Canada Apr. 17, 1924; d. Bradenton, Fla. Nov. 22, 2006; bur. withHazel in Manasota Mem. Park there); they res. Portland, Me. in 1975 and rem.Bradenton, Fla. in 1987 where she d. Oct. 9, 2009.

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2. Eunice Katherine,6 b. at her grandmother Hattie's place in NorthRyegate Aug. 25, 1923; m. Passumpsic June 29, 1946 Robert Emmett Wilson(b. Windsor, Vt. Dec. 11, 1921) son of Emmett Nathan and Elizabeth Grace(Cudworth) Wilson; res. Houston, Tex. in 1975. She d. between 1986 and2009.

3. Dorothy Loraine,6 b. Passumpsic June 29, 1933; m. 1stPassumpsic July 13, 1952 Carlton McNeely Flowers of Dalton, Georgia (b. ab.1929) son of Charles Perry and Thelma (McNeely) Flowers. Removed to Georgiaafter birth of twin daughters Celia Louise7 and Cynthia Lorraine7 b. Apr. 19,1954; third daughter, Karlene, born there. She m. 2nd Cecil Potts bef. 1975and rem. to Springdale, Ark.; she m. 3rd John C. Slifer, who predeceased her.Dot was retired from Wal-Mart, beginning her career in Springdale, Ark. andretiring in Lakeland, Fla. [OBIT]. She d. of lung disease June 2, 2009 at herhome in Lakeland, Fla.; bur. with John in Florida National Cem., Bushway, Fla.

(6) GRACE LAURA5 (Frank,4 Moses S.,3 Peter,2 Jacob1), b. Barre May 29,1886; res. Passumpsic until d. Apr. 23, 1951; m. Danville Sept. 14, 1904Peerez Newell5 Somers (b. Peacham Feb. 6, 1881; d. at dau.'s home on Joe'sPond Oct. 3, 1958) son of Henry Harrison4, q. v. (p. 611), and Katie Estelle(Newell) Somers. They lived and raised three children in Passumpsic; both bur.Danville Green, they share a gravestone with P. Newell's brother, Harry, next tohis sister Jane (who shares a gravestone with Grace's dau. Mrs. Ruby Rash),q. v. (pp. 585, 615).

347a HISTORY OF BARNET, VERMONT.

[[ADRC]--records of the Albany Dutch Reformed Church on file at Albany, N. Y.[BLR]--Barnet Land Records[DAW]--Mrs. Donald A. (Sylvia E.) Wilson 1990 & 1998 ltrs on Bovee (includingenclosure from [LTF]--Lawrence Trever Fadner's data file and e-mail she receivedfrom [MBM]--Mary Beele Meek)[DVR]--Danville, Vt Vital Records[DW]--Dave Warden.[EJ]--ex-journal: assorted unverified information and ltrs of memories[LDS-IGI]--Church of Latter Day Saints-International Genealogical Index[MCH]--History of Marshall County, Iowa, 1878[MFI]--Mayflower Index, Society of Mayflower Descendants publication[NEF]--New England Families, The American Historical Society Inc., 1916[NSB]--Nina Sloan Bovee (incl ltrs from Mrs. Jack Wikle [JW])[NYGBR]--New York Genealogical & Biographical Record[PFS]--Pearson's First Settlers of Albany & of Schenectady[PLR]--Peacham Land Records[POP]--People of Peacham, 1948q. v. (p. xxx)--Cross references to Barnet Town History pub. 1923; reprinted 1975, 1998]

BOVEE.*

This is a Dutch name, and the family is said to have come to Barnet andDanville from New York State, first appearing on the Barnet Grand List in1814. Their choice of this section for residence, so far from any of their ownpeople was no doubt based on the advice of Jacob's father-in-law who hadarrived from Middleboro, Mass. some years before q. v. (p. 586).

[[I am not, personally, totally convinced that Jacob1 is the son of Gerrit(Antonie, Mathias); but, evidence does point to the POSSIBILITY that heMIGHT be; although there is no proof. He also MAY be the son of a Bovee thatlived in the Boston area of Massachusetts.]]

MATTHIAS BOVIE (from Holland) and Catherine Barrois (from Canada); hadten children [LDS-IGI]:

I. Catherine (Caty), baptized Schenectady, N. Y. Feb. 12, 1690.II. Nicholas, b. ab. 1692; m. Schenectady, N. Y. Sept. 24, 1714 Cornelia

Pieterse Brouwer [Elenor M. Hall's book] dau. Peter Adams2 [ADRC] andPetronella Uldricks (Cleine) Brouwer [NEF].

III. Matthius Jr, b. ab. 1694 m. Maria VanVranken (b. & baptized AlbanyFeb. 16, 1690) dau. Gerrit Claase VanVranken and Ariaantje Uldrick[Pearson's First Settlers of Albany].

IV. Antoine, baptized New York, N. Y. Sept. 3, 1696 [NYGBR].V. Maria (Mary), baptized Albany, N. Y. Sept. 8, 1699; m. Albany, N. Y.

Apr. 6, 1717 Jacob Brouwer. Children included: Ariantje (Brouwer) b. March8, 1737/8; m. Sept. 7, 1754 Albany, N. Y. Gerrit Bovee, q. v. (below, (β)). Shed. ab. 1818 [LTF].

VI. Anna, baptized Schenectady, N. Y. Jan. 18, 1702.VII. Catrina (Catharine), baptized Schenectady/Albany, N. Y. Jan. 7,

1705 [ADRC]; m. Albany, N. Y. 1728 Jacobus Radcliffe (baptized Sept. 12,1703) [NYGBR].(α) VIII. Antonie,α baptized Schenectady, N. Y. Nov. 2, 1707; m. CatherinaVanderWerken; 10 ch.

IX. Philip Bovie, baptized Schenectady, N. Y. Oct. 30, 1710.

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X. Francoy (Frans), baptized Albany, N. Y. May 25, 1713; m.Schenectady, N. Y. Jan. 18, 1735 Megtelt (baptized Apr. 30, 1712) dau. ClaaseGerrit and Geertruy (Quackenbos) VanVranken. [Pearson's First Settlers ofAlbany]

(α) ANTONIE,α (Mathias), baptized Schenectady, N. Y. Nov. 2, 1707; m. ab.1727 Catherina dau. Gerrit Roelofse and Marytje Janse (DeFoe)VanderWerken.

Children [LDS-IGI]:I. Catharina, baptized Albany, N. Y. Aug. 23, 1729 m. Albany March 29,

1755 Roelof Mackerie.(β) II. Gerrit,β b. Halfmoon, N. Y.; baptized Albany, N. Y. Feb. 3, 1731; d.Feb. 2, 1804 [LTF].

III. Maria, baptized Albany, N. Y. May 20, 1733.IV. Antje, baptized Albany, N. Y. Apr. 13, 1735 m. Vincent Benneway

(baptized New York, N. Y. Oct. 13, 1733) son of Godefricus and Pieternelle(Montanjie) Benneway.

V. Jannetje, baptized Albany, N. Y. Dec. 23, 1737.VI. Matthias, baptized Albany, N. Y. Sept. 9, 1739; m. Schenectady, N. Y.

Oct. 11, 1760 Bata VanderHeyden.VII. Adriaan, baptized Albany, N. Y. June 14, 1741.VIII. Anneke, baptized Albany, N. Y. May 29, 1743.IX. Mareytje, baptized Albany, N. Y. Nov. 8, 1747 m. her cousin Neeltje's

son Nicholas (baptized May 29, 1743 [ADRC]) son of Adries Cornelius andNeeltje (Bovie) Huyck.

X. Philip, baptized Coxsackie, N. Y. Jan. 20, 1750; m. Schodeck,Rensselaer County, N. Y. Dec. 15, 1775 Eva Sharp.

(β) GERRIT, (Antonie,α Mathias), b. Halfmoon, N. Y.; baptized Albany, N. Y.Feb. 3, 1730/1 [LDS-IGI]; m. banns Albany, N. Y. Sept. 7, 1754 [ADRC] to hiscousin Ariantje, they were both residents of Hoosick [ADRCmr]. (She was b.Albany [ADRCmr] March 8, 1737/8 [LTF]; d. ab. 1818 [LTF]) dau. Jacob andMaria (Bovie) Brouwer who m. Albany Apr. 6, 1717 [LDS-IGI], q. v. (above,MATHIAS(V)). At the time of their marriage, Gerrit and Ariantje were bothresidents of Hoosick, N. Y. [ADRCmr]. He d. Feb. 2, 1804 [LTF]; 10 ch.

Children:I. Anthony, b. Schaghticoke, N. Y.; Baptized Albany, N. Y. Dec. 21, 1755

[ARDC]; m. Mary Bainhart [DAW] (baptized Shoharie, N. Y. June 24, 1764)dau. Henry and Elizabeth Bainhart.

II. Maria, b. Schaghticoke, N. Y. [LTF]; baptized Albany, N. Y. Dec. 30,1761 [ADRC]; m. Thomas Powell [LTF].

III. Petrus (Peter) b. Halfmoon, N. Y. Jan. 16, 1764 [LTF]; baptizedSchaghticoke, N. Y. Apr. 15, 1764 [ADRC]; m. Aug. 22, 1784 Jane Wigant[LTF]. He d. Apr. 13, 1837 [LTF]. Pvt. in Rev. War: Sept. 9 - Nov. 16, 1781;67 days, traveled 60 mi., paid £5.9.4 at ½/day [Vt. Rolls of the Rev. War].

IV. Catrina, baptized Schaghticoke, N. Y. March 12, 1765 [LDS-IGI].V. David, baptized Schaghticoke, N. Y. March 1, 1767 [LDS-IGI].VI. Annatje, baptized Schaghticoke, N. Y. 1768 [LDS-IGI].VII. Antje, baptized Schaghticoke, N. Y. Apr. 2, 1769 [LDS-IGI].VIII. Ariantje, baptized Schaghticoke, N. Y. Apr. 2, 1772 [LDS-IGI]; m.

Albany Nov. 13, 1748 Robert Crannel [LDS-IGI].(Φ) IX. ?Jacob,1 b. [where?. no documentation that he belongs to this family]ab. 1773 [gs]; d. Jan. 2, 1842 Æ 68 [gs].

X. Elizabeth, baptized Schaghticoke, N. Y. Jan. 14, 1776 [LDS-IGI].———————————————————————————————————————

348 HISTORY OF BARNET, VERMONT.

(Φ) JACOB,1 BOVEE b. ab. 1773 [gs]; m. Elizabeth2 [gs] (Betty [bc] / Rhoda[son Peter's dc]) Redding (b. Feb. 22, 1777 [Middlbro,Mass.VRbc]; d. July 11,1834 "in the 58 year of her age" [gs]) dau. Moses,1 and Prescilla (Rider)Redding, who first appear on the Barnet Grand List in 1803, q. v. (p. 586).Prescilla and her brother Stevens Rider, Barnet's first town clerk q. v. (p. 589),descended from at least eight Mayflower Pilgrims including: John Alden,Priscilla Mullens, William Brewster, and Richard Warren [Mayflower Index].Jacob first appears on the Grand List in 1814 and purchased the WaddellFarm (Hundred Acre Lot 28 near McIndoes Falls only a short distance from theRedding Farm) the following year [BLR Bk6p285]. He d. Jan. 2, 1842 "Æ 68"[gs]. Both bur. Stevens Cem. Three sons, Moses R., Peter, and Courtland,and a daughter Elizabeth, who m. William B. Oderkirk, settled in Barnet,Danville, and Peacham.

Children (known):(1) 1. Peter,2 b. Holland, N. Y. June 21, 1797; d. Nov. 6, 1873 [dc].(2) 2. Moses R.,2 b. Hoosick, N. Y. Nov. 10, 1799; d. Jan. 18, 1879 [St.J.Caledonian Fri., Feb. 21, 1879].(3) 3. Courtland,2 b. Hoosick, N. Y. [DAW] Oct. 10, 1800 [DVR]; d. July10, 1872 [gs].

4. Elvira Priscilla,2 b. N. Y. ab. 1810 [1850 census]; m. Vt. ab. 1830 [b.of 1st ch.] John F. Nelson of Ryegate [MBMperDAW] (b. ab. 1809[MBMperDAW] / b. Scotland [ej] / b. N. Y. ab. 1799 [1850 census]; d. 1882[MBMperDAW]); rem. Franklinville, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y. Eight ch. b. Vt.,two b. there [MBMperDAW].(4) 5. Elizabeth R.,2 b. N. Y. [DAW] June 18, 1812; d. Nov. 11, 1902 [gs].

Maybe 4 other dau. b. 1795-1810 [1820 census].

[VVR & BVR](1) PETER,2 son of Jacob and Rhoda [DVRdc], b. Holland, N. Y. June 21,

1797 [DVRdc]; came to Barnet with his parents; m. Waterford Feb. 21, 1828Margaret McLeran (b. ab. 1804 [1840/50 census] "of Ryegate but, residing inWaterford" [BVRmc]) dau. of William E. and Rhoda ( ) Stevens McLeran[cc/par.mc/moth.gs], q. v. (p. 544). They lived in Barnet [1830 census],Ryegate [1840 census], and Danville [1850 census]. He d. Danville Nov. 6,1873. Some descendants are now (ca. 1920) living in Danville andPassumpsic.

Children include [VVR & DVR]:I. Maria R.,3 b. ab. 1828; m. Henry Martin Kibbee (b. Hardwick Oct. 12,

1826 [bc]; d. Farmington, Ohio Nov. 15, 1908 [OBIT]) son of Henry [bc] andSophronia (Giles) Kibbee [DAW]. She d. Farmington, Ohio Sep 08 1864, AE36y [OBIT]. Ch.: (1) Sophronia M.,4 b. ab. 1849 [1850 census]. (2) HenryAlvin4 b. ab. 1851 m. Mary Ford [DAW]. (3) Harlan,4 b. ab. 1861/64 [grgr-grandniece].

II. Moses S.,3 b. McIndoes [i.e. Barnet 100-acre lot 28] Jan. 13, 1834 [dc];m. May 23, 1864 his cousin Adeline F.,3 q. v. (below, (4)VI) (b. Hoosick, N. Y. Dec.8, 1846; d. Danville Feb. 3, 1896 [dc/OBIT]) dau. William B. and Elizabeth R.,2(Bovee) Oderkirk. He d. Danville Jan. 24, 1907; bur. there [DVRdc], but no stonefound. Farmed near the Danville/Peacham/Cabot line and was part owner (withWm. McLaren, Claud Somers, and 3 others) of the Barnet Woolen ManufacturingCo. until abt 1862 q. v. (p. 206). The retired Peacham Town Clerk [Lorna (Field) Quimby] remembers visiting asmall, unkept cemetery near the Barnet/Peacham line across the road fromMoses S.'s uncle Moses R. Bovee's place (where J. C. Whitcher lived in 1875).She recalls at least one stone, with engraving, very close to the road, in thesoutheast corner of the intersection. This cemetery was washed out, thenbulldozed in 1978 during road repair and culvert replacement following aseverly heavy rain storm which caused a 100 years' flooding in this area. Theworkers clearly did not recognize a toppled gravestone there. The Barnet Hist.Soc. published a map in 1975 calling it the East Hill Cemetery and locating itin the northeast corner of the intersection -- but their site locations were only

approximate and never intended to be exact. This location was razed by theskidders conducting logging operations ab. 2001. A 1954 Map by the PeachamHistorical Society shows the cemetery on the site of Moses' house; a newhouse sits there now; DW recalls seeing gravestones, 200 yards further, east50 years ago.

Children:1. Alice S. [B. O.],4 b. March 22, 1864 [bc]; m. Danville July 1, 1882

Eugene Henry Carr Cheney [mc] son of Lorenzo D. and Delia ( ) Cheney (b.Orfordville, N. H. Aug. 15, 1861 [dr]; d. Stowe, Vt. Apr. 17, 1936 [dr]). Rem. toManchester, N. H. [his father's OBIT]. Ch.: Alice Mabel,5 b. Apr. 22, 1883.(5) 2. Frank M.,4 b. Danville Apr. 9, 1865; d. Passumpsic Dec. 19, 1904;m. Sept. 5, 1885 Elsie Lucy Freeman.

3. Lillian Edna,4 b. West Danville March 22, 1875; m. Danville March22, 1893 Samuel G. son of Peter and Harriet ( ) Rogers (b. Greensboro ab.1871). She predeceased her father who d. in 1907 [his OBIT].

4&5. Twin boys b. & d. Apr. 22, 1878.

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6. Bertha May,4 b. Danville Sept. 15, 1879; d. West Danville Sept. 20,1939 [bc/dc]. Never married.

7. Inez Elizabeth,4 b. Danville Aug. 16, 1883 [bc]; m. Danville Dec. 1,1904 [mc] Wallace W. Ainsworth (b. Calais, Vt. July or Aug. 4, 1868; d. WestDanville Jan. 26, 1949 [dc]) son of William and Amanda Ainsworth. She d. St.Johnsbury May 10, 1974 [dc]. Both bur. Danville Green [gs].

Children:a. Myrtielyn Stella5 (Ainsworth), b. July 8, 1905 ["Myrtielyn

G."{Alum.Recs} / "Myrtle Stella"{VVR per ej}]; grad. Hardwick Academy 1925 [MaryHines autograph book] and Johnson Normal School 1927; taught Hardwick 2½yrs; m. bef. 1941 Philip Clark [The Alumni Record of the State Normal School atJohnson, Vt., Alumni Assn; 1941]; rem. Essex Jct. [1998 JSC Alumni Office Recs.].

b. Howard Edgar5 (Ainsworth), b. Aug. 2, 1907 [dc]; m. Dec. 24,1928 Gladys May3 Bedell [mr] (b. McIndoes May 4, 1908; d. Apr. 14, 1978 [dc])dau. Albert Hugh2 and Mary J. (Hunt) Bedell, q. v. (p. 337). Rem. Hardwick.He worked at Fairbanks, she taught school. He d. Feb. 7, 1978 [dc]. 4 ch.

c. Delbert Roy5 (Ainsworth), b. May 19, 1910 [br]; m. Aug. 29, 1932Ruth A. Cooper.

d. Hugh Everett5 (Ainsworth), b. April 17, 1915 [br]; d. Feb. 21,1973 [dc]. Never married.

e. Martin Clark5 (Ainsworth), b. West Danville July 6, 1917 [dc]; m.Cleona Alice Bundy (b. Nov. 18, 1922) dau. Clyde and Clara Verona (Clifford)Bundy. They lived in Passumpsic and raised 4 ch. there. Martin worked as ascalemaker at Fairbanks and drove delivery truck for Palmer Bros.; Cleona,LSC '68, became a school teacher when her children had grown out of theirtender years. He d. Dec. 26, 1977 [dc]. She m. 2nd John Poole; rem. to SouthParis, Me. [LSC AlumDir].

Children: (1) Martina Jean6 (Ainsworth), b. Sept. 23, 1939; d. same day [dr]. (2) Reginald Martin6 (Ainsworth), b. Brattleboro Apr. 19, 1943

[br]; m. Apr. 17 1965 Julie Ann (b. ab. 1944) dau. Gordon and Shirley (Rogers)Boardman [mc]; LSC '68 [LSC AlumDir], he also, taught school. Ch.:(a) Callan Boardman,7 b. March 25, 1978 [br]. (b) Brendon Galway,7 b. Dec.30, 1980 [br].

(3) Duane Ervin6 (Ainsworth), b. June 29, 1946; transitman; m.July 22, 1967 Linda Ann Rushford (b. ab. 1948) dau. Carl and Janice(Hubbard) Rushford [mc].

(4) Martina Jean,6 b. Jan. 29, 1954 [br]. (5) Marvin John6 (Ainsworth) [mr], b. Jan. 29, 1954; [br]; m. July

6, 1974 Kathy A. Ross [mr].f. Clarence Edward5 (Ainsworth), b. Apr. 20, 1920 [br]; m. 1st

Frances M. Moore of N. Y. Jan. 13, 1940 [mr]. He m. 2nd Weathersfield, VtElizabeth Virginia (b. Bellows Falls ab. 1929) dau. Harold F. and Etta (Fish)Wright [mc].

III. Silas K.,3 b. May 25, 1835; m. Danville Jan. 1, 1863 Mary A.3Oderkirk q. v. (below, (4)IV). He d. Danville Feb. 23, 1919.

Children:1. Corilla M.,4 b. Nov. 16, 1864; m. Cabot Dec. 25, 1888 Herman M.

(b. Walden ab. 1867) son of John S. and Mary S. Osgood [mc].2. Jennie M.,4 b. Danville [mc] Nov. 13[ej], 1869 [1870 census(m&y)];

m. Danville July 4, 1891 Harry S. Osgood (b. Walden ab. 1866) bro. to Herman[mc].

IV. Lydia Margaret,3 b. Barnet ab. 1839 [mc & 1850 census] / WaldenFeb. 23, 1842 [dc]; m. Marshfield May 16, 1858 [mc] Morris F. Hunt (b.Leicester ab. 1833 [mc] / Brandon March 8, 1835 [dc]; d. son's home, BarreApr. 10, 1909 [dc]) son of William and Sally Hunt. She d. Barre Feb. 27, 1915[dc].

Children:1. Franky H.4 (Hunt), b. ab. Oct. 1859; d. Danville June 16, 1863 [dc].2. Mabb H.4 (Hunt), b. unamed at Danville Dec. 16, 1864 [bc].3. Nellie4 (Hunt), b. Danville Sept. 6, 1866 [bc].4. Carlos M.4 (Hunt), b. ab. 1875 [ej].

V. Mary Ann,3 b. ab. 1841 [mc & 1850 census] m. July 26, 1862 WilliamH.3 Oderkirk q. v. (below, (4)I).

VI. Rhoda E.,3 b. ab. Dec. 15, 1847; d. July 15, 1863 Æ 15y 7m [dc].

(2) MOSES R.2 (Jacob1), b. Hoosick, N. Y. Nov. 10, 1799; lived near thePeacham/Barnet line, he m. Barnet Feb. 23, 1827 [mc], Helen dau. Williamand Margaret (Gilfillan) Warden (b. Barnet Aug. 5, 1804 [bc]; d. Marion, IowaJan. 16, 1881), q. v. (p. 431 & 654-5). Between 1860 and 1870 [census], heremoved to Green Mountain Village, Marion Township, Marshall County, Iowawhere he d. Jan. 18, 1879 [St.J. Caledonian Fri,2/21/1879]. Both bur. GreenMountain Village Cem.

348b HISTORY OF BARNET, VERMONT.

Children:I. William Warden,3 b. Vt. Nov. 1827 [1870 census]. Went to California

and mined in Calaveras Co., then to Australia; m. there 1857 Johanna ______(b. Ireland Dec. 1833) [DAW]; ret. to California; bought his father's farm in Vt.in 1849; lived in Iowa same year; at Vienne, Iowa in 1870 [census]; went backto California. Lived in Monrovia for a time, later on a ranch in Pasadena [1900census]. He d. Calif. June 1902; surviving 3 of his 9 children.

Children [census records]:1. William F,4 b. Australia ab. 1858; m. Minnie M. ______ (b. Ill. ab.

1865). Fruit farmer at Woodlake, Calif. in 1920.2. Charles E.,4 b. Australia ab. 1860; d. 1877 Æ 16 at his parents

home in Vienne, Iowa. Bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem.3. Henry M.,4 b. Australia Jan. 1862; m. Georgia V. ______ (b.

Nebraska Nov. 1876); lived in Calif.4. Elizabeth,4 b. Australia ab. 1864; went to Marion, Iowa with her

parents; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem. [NSB]5. Horace,4 b. Marshall Co., Iowa; d. there 1868; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem. [JW]6. Azro,4 b. Marshall Co., Iowa; d. there 1867; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem. [JW]7. Jessie,4 b. Vienne, Marshall Co., Iowa Sept. 1869; d. there 1870;

bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem. [JW]8. Earnest A.,4 b. Oct. 1871; m. ab. 1900 Winnie A. ______ (b. Ohio

Feb. 1878); in Monrovia, Calif. at 1900 census.9. Hazel,4 b. Marshall Co., Iowa; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem. [JW]

II. Elizabeth,3 b. ab. 1830 [1850 census]; m. Dr. James Lang4 son ofAlexander3 and Isabel (Warden) Lang (b. 1828; d. Pasadena, Calif. Aug 31,1917). She d. Pasadena, Calif. March 1902, q. v. (p. 528, 655). He practicedin Barnet. Rem. to Iowa. In practice at Marshalltown, Iowa 1864-1892. Twoch.: Carrie;5 and Elton,5 who became a dentist.

III. Moses C.,3 b. Barnet Aug. 28, 1831 [OBIT]; m. 2nd [ch.DOB] RockCreek, Marshall County, Iowa [JW] Apr. 26, 1861 [OBIT] Elizabeth AnneFerguson [JW] (b. Decatur County, Ind. Nov. 28, 1838 [OBIT]; d.Marshalltown, Iowa Jan. 30, 1917 [OBIT]; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem.[ej]). He wentto Washington Flats, Calif. in 1851 where his mining ventures met with fairsuccess. He returned to Vt. in 1854 and rem. to Iowa the following year where

he traveled through much of the southern counties, before settling in MarshallCounty where he homesteaded near Green Mountain. Pioneer farmer and oneof the earliest settlers of Marion township. He d. Green Mountain, Iowa Dec.23, 1906; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem. [OBIT].

Children (known) [JW]:1. John,4 b. Vt. 1857 [1870 census].2. Jane,4 b. Vt. ab. 1860 [1870 census].3. Loretta Selina,4 b. Iowa Apr. 5, 1861; d. Marion, Iowa Jan. 10, 1864.4. William Hanford,4 b. May 19, 1863; d. Marion Jan. 13, 1864.5. Frank Luther,4 b. Marion, Iowa July 4, 1865; m. ab. 1890 Jessie

Elizabeth Isenhart (b. Ill. Oct. 16, 1867; d. Green Mountain May 1, 1943) dau.Lydia Searle of Penn.). They lived in Marion, Vienne, Charles City, PleasantGrove, and Green Mtn. Village [parents' OBITs]. He d. Green Mountain Dec.30, 1949. 5 ch.

6. Helen Isabell [Elizabeth],4 b. Marshall Co., Iowa Sept. 30, 1867; m.Henry Bruett; d. Laurens [her mother's OBIT] Oct. 23, 1899. 1 dau.

7. Mary Adda [DW] Ada,4 b. Marion Feb. 16, 1869; m. March 23, 1893as 1st wife of Brutus Clement5 Brock (b. Conrad, Iowa Oct. 16, 1870) son ofJames Karr4 and Laura4 (Somers) Brock of Barnet q. v. (p. 357). He practiceddentistry at Conrad, Iowa. She d. Conrad [her mother's OBIT] Apr. 23, 1900.He m. 2nd July 20, 1904 Pearl Nellie Mason of Conrad q. v. (p. 357). Ch.:(1) Leonard B.,6 b. Beaman, Iowa Apr. 19, 1897. (2) Homer6 [ej].

8. Katherine Darling,4 b. Marion Apr. 11, 1873; m. Frank Thomas.Lived in Marshalltown and Blockton, Iowa [her father's OBIT] and Grant City,Mo. [her mother's OBIT]. She d. Jan. 17, 1958.

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9. Josephine,4 b. Marion June 24, 1875; m. Thomas H. Young. Livedin Marshalltown, Iowa [her father's OBIT] and Harmony, Minn. [her mother'sOBIT]. She d. July 26, 1954. 4 ch., of whom Paul d. in WWII.

10. Charles Edward,4 b. Marion May 13, 1878; m. Marshalltown Jan.21, 1914 Bertha H. Lampman (b. Dec. 22, 1880; d. Marshalltown Sept. 13,1943); lived in Green Mtn. and Charles City [parents' OBITs]. He d. Oct. 17,1963. 8 ch.

11. Benjamin Lewis,4 b. Marion March 28, 1883; he d. there June 18, 1884.IV. James,3 b. Cal. Co., Vt. Feb. 19, 1834 [MCH]; m. Jan. 1864 Eliza

Morris from Ohio [MCH] (b. Ill. Nov. 19, 1839; d. Grn. Mtn. Oct. 5, 1887;buried there). James lived in Vt. 18 years then went to Calaveras Co.,California in Dec. 1851 and mined for two years before returning home andsold real estate [PLR]. Went to Elmira, Ill. with the Haninor family in 1856[1860 census], but soon left for Iowa where he became one of the early settlersof Marion Township, settling in Green Mountain Village [1870 census] wherehe did business in the Barrly & Bovee Meat Market [MCH]. He d. Grn. Mtn.1906 [DW].

Children [History of Marshall Co., Iowa 1878, p. 548 (MCH)]:1. Clyde Charles,4 b. Iowa Nov. 18, 1864; m. March 15, 1889 Alice C.4

Shearer (b. Barnet Oct. 29, 1862; d. Oct 1932) dau. Thomas James3 andCaroline C.3 (Somers) Shearer of Barnet. He d. 1956. 4 ch. q. v. (p. 601-2, 615).

2. Maude,4 b. Marshall Co., Iowa ab. 1872 [1885 census].3. Morris,4 b. Marshall Co., Iowa ab. 1877 [1885 census]; was lodging

in Marshall at 1920 census.4. "one day deceased".

V. Mark R.,3 b. Peacham Apr. 10, 1836 [OBIT]; bapt. Barnet Ctr. June 5,1836 [DW]; went to California 1851 [1854?] with his three brothers andThomas James3 Shearer; returned to Peacham in the summer of 1857 [OBIT]and worked as a farm laborer [1860 census]; m. Jan. 22, 1862 [mc] hisneighbor [1860 census] Jane Mary Varnum (b. Peacham May 18, 1837; she d.Iowa Jan. 15, 1904 [POP] as a result of a fall into a cellar bulkhead that hadbeen left open) dau. Simon B. and Mary (Cahill) Varnum. Enrolled PeachamMilitia 1863-4 [PVR-Enrolled Militia Book]. Settled in Green Mountain,Marshall County, Iowa. They visited Barnet ab. 1902. He d. Green Mountain,

Iowa Oct. 1909 after being thrown from his wagon on Aug. 31st while haulinggrain to the elevator [OBIT]. Both buried there [DW].

Children [DW]:1. George M.,4 b. Peacham Nov. 10, 1862 [PVR]; d. Aug. 13, 1893 [his

father's OBIT].2. Phineas Arno,4 b. Peacham July 27, 1864 [PVR]; m. Jan. 1, 1889

[JW] Lucinda Owen of Oskaloosa, Iowa (b. Iowa Feb. 1864 [1900 census]; d.1949). He d. 1917. Both bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem. 5 dau. [ej]

3. Luella J.,4 b. Marion 1867 [census]; m. Fred W. Hopkins and livedin Craik, Saskatchewan, Canada. [her father's OBIT]

4. Thaddeaus F.,4 b. Marion June 19, 1873 [ej] m. 1st ElizabethWilson (d. Green Mountain, Iowa Sept. 3, 1909; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem.). Aformer postmaster of Green Mountain, Iowa, they resided 1909 at Craik,Sask.; but, due to Elizabeth's poor health, returned to Green Mountain in Feb.of that year, then rem. to Amarillo, Tex. and other southern towns for herhealth. He m. 2nd Mabel C. Hayes (b. Ill. ab. 1880). He d. March 3, 1952 [hisson's ltr to NSB]. Ch.: (1) Helen M.,5 b. Iowa Aug. 22, 1904. (2) Glenn T.,5 b.Iowa Aug. 12, 1906 [his ltr to NSB]. (3) Vincent,5 b. Iowa ab. 1907; went toCalifornia with parents [brother's ltr to NSB].

5. Mary S.,4 b. Marion ab. 1876 [census] m. Mr. Steward. Res. Taylortownship, Iowa.

6. Flora E.,4 b. Grn. Mtn., Iowa Sept. 10, 1878; m. Oct. 7, 1892 EdwinWallace (b. Grn. Mtn. July 18, 1870; d. May 10, 1918) son of William andHenrietta (Brock) Wallace of Barnet. 3 ch. q. v. (pp. 357, 653).

VI. Margaret,3 b. ab. Apr. 3, 1838; bapt. Barnet Ctr. July 2, 1838; d. ofscalding Apr. 6, 1841; Æ 3y 3d; bur. Center Cem. Res Peacham [VVRbp/gs].

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VII. Florence,3 b. ab. 1841 [1850 census]; m. Marshall, Iowa Dec. 22,1870 [NSB] William J. Evans (b. N. Y. [1880 census]); lived in Marion, Iowa.Ch. all b. Marshalltown, Iowa [NSB]: (1) Mark M.,4 b. 1872. (2) Frank K.,4 b.1874. (3) Mary E.,4 b. 1876. (4) Karr E.,4 [1880 census] b. Sept. 1879.

VIII. Margaret A.,3 b. Dec. 18, 1842; lived in Peacham; d. Feb. 3, 1843 Æ6w 5d; bur. Center Cem. [gs]

IX. Azro W.3 [gs] (Agnes W. [1850 census]), b. ab. Apr. 1844 [gs]; lived inPeacham; d. Jan. 18, 1864 Æ 19y 9m [gs]; bur. Center Cem. [gs]

X. Cassius J. C.,3 b. ab. 1846 [1850 census]; m. Sarah A. ______ (b. Iowaab. 1852 [1880 census]). Lived in Marion, Iowa [1880 census]; Sibley, Iowa[his brother's 1906 OBIT]; and Eugene, Oregon [his brother's 1909 OBIT]. Hed. ab. 1914.

XI. Mary Salina,3 b. March 1849 q. v. (p.655) or April 1850 [1850census]; lived in Sibley [her father's OBIT] and Green Mountain, Iowa; d. Oct.11, 1869 Æ 19; bur. Grn. Mtn. Cem. [gs].

(3) COURTLAND2 (Jacob1), b. Hoosick, N. Y. [DAW] Oct. 10, 1800 [DVR]; m.Eliza Townsend Blood dau. William Cutter and Sarah (Townsend) Blood[NHVR]; (b. Rumney, N. H. [BVRdc] Feb. 16, 1808 [NHVRbr]; d. PassumpsicAug. 20, 1871 [BVR] Æ 62y 6m [gs]). Lived and farmed in Barnet, Danville,and Peacham. He d. Passumpsic July 10, 1872 Æ 71y 9m [gs]. Both bur.Danville Green.

Children [DVR]:I. Jane L.,3 b. May 11, 1827; m. March 13, 1849 Rufus Ingerson of

Holland, Vt. (b. ab. 1827; d. June 17, 1860 Æ 60 [gs]). She d. Oct. 17, 1892Æ 66y 5m 6d; bur. Danville Green [gs].

Children [gs]; all bur. Danville Green:1. Hiram Rudolph4 (Ingerson), d. Oct. 22, 1862 Æ 5y 5m.2. Gennie Eliza4 (Ingerson), d. March 29, 1863 Æ 10y 10m.3. Henry Eugene4 (Ingerson), d. March 18, 1863.

II. Elizabeth R.,3 b. Dec. 2, 1828; m. Aug. 18, 1857 Joseph A. Bixby ofWarner, N. H. She d. Nov. 11, 1902 [dc]. 2 dau. b. N. H.

III. John N.,3 b. Dec. 28, 1830; d. May 15, 1897 Æ 65y 4m 18d; bur.Danville Green [gs]; res. Wheelock in 1887; blind [Child's Gazetteer,IIp188].

IV. William R.,3 b. Jan. 4, 1833. Rem. to San Francisco [1860,70census].

V. Lucy R.,3 b. Jan. 7, 1835; d. July 12, 1854; bur. Danville Green [gs].VI. Lyman,3 b. Jan. 1, 1837. Rem. to San Francisco. [1860 census]VII. Diana P.,3 b. Dec. 28, 1838. Factory laborer; lived in Passumpsic

[1870 census]; m. 1st ab. 1871 as 2nd wife of Romeo E. (b. March 27, 1824[bc]) son of Harris and Sally Brockway [Courtland's probate records]; m. 2ndSt. Johnsbury Aug. 22, 1894 Rollin Porter Kidder (b. ab. 1837) son of Reubonand Emma (Porter) Kidder [2nd mc].

VIII. Clark G.,3 b. Dec. 1, 1840; m. 1st Manchester, N. H. Dec. 5, 1865Addie L. Locke of Lawrence, Mass. (b. Paris, Mich. ab. 1847) dau. Ira D. andAsenath L. Locke [NHVRmr]; res. Monroe [div rec]; div. Grafton Co., N. H.March 26, 1880 [div rec]; m. 2nd Fryeburg, Me. May 22, 1880 Addie M. (b.Chatham, N. H. ab. 1859) dau. Holmes and Lois Ann ( ) Weeks [mc]; m. 3rdJuly 21, 1898 Alice G. Chapman (b. ab. 1857). Lived in Rockland, Me. [1890census]. Drafted for the Civil War, mustered with the Third Regiment,Company "F" on Aug. 19, 1863; discharged with disability Jan. 5, 1864. He d.Madison, Me. Feb. 7, 1905 and bur. there. Ch. by 1st m.: (1) Jennie A. b. ab.Nov. 28, 1868; d. of spinal meningitis Passumpsic Oct. 28, 1877 [CaledonianFri,11/9/1977]; bur. Danville Green [gs]. (2) Leon A. b. Monroe, N. H. ab.1869; m. Exeter, N. H. March 14, 1899 Lizzie A. (b. Newfields, N. H. ab. 1858)dau. Charles H. and Sarah (York) Smith. [NHVR]

IX. Harriet P.[bc]/(B.[mc]),3 b. Aug. 12, 1842; m. Jan. 1[or4?] (originalrecord damaged), 1863 Thomas W. (b. Franklin, N. H. Sept. 1840) son of Johnand Almira ( ) Taylor; jewelry merchant; d. of typhoid fever St. Johnsbury Oct.5, 1887 [dc]). She d. Lyndon Jan. 26, 1921 [VVR].

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X. Otis M.,3 b. July 26,[DAW] 1846 [VVRmr]; peddler [mr/son 1870 br];resided in Barnet; m. Jamaica, Vt. May 29, 1870 Ella S. (b. Jamaica July1853) dau. Ruben Robinson [mr]. Rem. to Londonderry, Vt. then to Summit,Iowa 1874/80 [fath.prob.rec & census] and Pasadena, Calif. 1921/20 [census].

Children:1. Son4 b. Jamaica, Vt. Sept. 14, 1870 [br].2. Lula,4 b. ab. Aug. 1871 [1880 census].Children b. Summit, Iowa [1900 census]:3. Hattie,4 b. ab. Aug. 1879.4. Harry W.,4 b. Feb. 1883.5. Willie C.,4 b. July 1885.

(4) ELIZABETH R.2 (Jacob1), b. N. Y. [DAW] June 18, 1812 [gs] (b. Germanyab. 1818 [1870 census]); raised in Barnet; m. ab. 1838 [DAW] William B. sonof John and Betsey ( ) Oderkirk [dr] (b. Hoosick, N. Y. Feb. 12, 1808 [dr/gs];d. Oct. 28, 1891 [gs]). They settled in Danville between 1850 and 1880[census]. She joined the Danville Methodist Church 1851 [ej] ab. 1861 [OBIT]and d. there Nov. 11, 1902 at the home of her dau. Mary (Oderkirk) Bovee[census/DVRdc].

Children [VVR/gs]:I. William H.3 (Oderkirk), b. ab. 1838; m. July 26, 1862 Mary Ann3 Bovee

(b. ab. 1841 [mc]) dau. Peter2 and Margaret (McLeran) Bovee q. v. (above, (1)V).He is said to have resided Concord, N. H. [ej] in 1902 and died that year[DAW].[[

Is THIS who m. Abel Woodward in 1875? Is there a lost N. H. or Vt.divorce of William and Mary A. (Bovee) Oderkirk? None is listed in VR of eitherstate — nor is there a NHVRdr for any William Oderkirk ab. 1902.

Abel Woodward of Danville b. ab. 1835 [mc] m. 2nd Peacham Jan. 15,1875 Mary A. Bovee as 2nd husb. [mc] (1st husb & parents not given. He wasb. & res. PEACHAM — SHE was of Danville! and age 32! (he was 40). Abel d.1882 [POP].

The St. Johnsbury Caledonian reported Jan. 31, 1873 that the divorcecase between Abel B. & Olive J. Woodward was DISMISSED, motion overruledcause of adultry.

Abel's parents were Benjamin and Nancy (Sulham) Woodward, q. v. (POPp.328).]]

Child: Bell [1870 census@w.Dan] b. Nov. 13, 1869 [bc] [MaryOdekirk(HofH, housekeeper, b. ab. 1841), Bell Odekirk, and Isaac P. Bovee(b.ab.1805, farmer) were entire HH in this census & enumerated between hercousin Moses Bovee and Charles Badger].

II. Charles E.3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick, N. Y. Dec. 1, 1840 [gs]; m. 1st May4, 1869 Anna L. (b. Scotland Apr. 23, 1849; d. Cabot Dec. 23, 1872 [gs]) dau.James and Jeanette (Laed) Wallace [mc/sis.mc]; he m. 2nd Cabot Feb. 7, 1874Martha J. (b. Walden Dec. 8, 1849; d. July 11, 1918) dau. Andrew andMargaret (Stevenson) Barr of Scotland. He d. Aug. 23, 1903. She m. 2nd St.Johnsbury June 20, 1908 Oliver K. McCosco. They lived in Cabot. All threebur. Danville Green. Ch.: (1) George E.,4 b. Cabot May 3, 1871; m. Cabot Oct.28, 1891 Anna A. Badger; they div. Nov. 12, 1896. (2) Edward,4 b. Cabot ab.1877 [ej].

III. Sarah3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick, N. Y. 1841; m. May 4, 1869 Amos L.Wallace [DAW].

IV. Mary A.3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick, N. Y. Oct. 22, 1843 [dc]; m. Silas K.Bovee3 (b. May 25, 1835; d. Feb. 23, 1919); 3 ch. q. v. (above, (1)III). She d.Nov. 14, 1925 [dc]. Both bur. Danville Green.[[

Is THIS who m. Abel Woodward in 1875? Is there a lost N. H. or Vt.divorce of Silas K. and Mary A. (Oderkirk) Bovee? None is listed in VR ofeither state.

Abel Woodward of Danville b. ab. 1835 [mc] m. 2nd Peacham Jan. 15,1875 Mary A. Bovee (b. ab. 1843) as 2nd husb. [mc] (1st husb & parents notgiven). He was b. & res. PEACHAM — SHE was of Danville! [mc] Abel d. 1882[gs]. There is no VRdr in Vt or NH for a Mary A. Bovee Woodward, b. 1843;only for Mary A (Odekirk) Bovee.

The St. Johnsbury Caledonian reported Jan. 31, 1873 that the divorcecase between Abel B. & Olive J. Woodward was DISMISSED, motion overruledcause of adultry.

Abel's parents were Benjamin and Nancy (Sulham) Woodward, q. v. (POPp.328).]]

V. Elizabeth (Lizzie)3 (Oderkirk), b. 1845; m. Hoosick, N. Y. March 2,1869 Abel S. (b. Oct. 22, 1840; d. Oct. 7, 1895 [dc]) son of John and Deborah(Russell) McCosco [mc]. She d. Jan. 28, 1892. Both bur. Danville Green.

VI. Adeline F.3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick, N. Y. Dec. 8, 1846; m. May 23,1864 her cousin Moses S.3 Bovee, q. v. (above, (1)II), son of Peter and Margaret(McLeran) Bovee. She d. Danville Jan. 3, 1896 [dc]. Matriarch of PassumpsicBovees and Ainsworths.

VII. Emmeretta3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick, N. Y. 1849 [DAW]; m. Dec. 3,1875 John F. son of Welcome and Sarah (Gates) Drown.

VIII. Moses B.3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick, N. Y. June 7, 1850 [mc/dc]; m.Danville Jan. 3, 1888 Melinda Annie Moran ["Annie Moran"{mc}; "Malinda A.Marion of St. J."{Caledonian 1/12/1888 announcement] (b. Canada ab. 1869)dau. of Elizabeth [mc]. He d. Aug. 24, 1900 [dc]; bur. Danville Green withparents [gs].

IX. Aurelious James3 (Oderkirk), b. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. [VVR] Jan. 12,1852 [gs]; m. 1st Danville Jan. 30, 1875 Catherine (Katie) Elizabeth Clifford (b.Oct. 22, 1858; d. Oct. 24, 1921 [dc]) dau. Guy and Elizabeth [Rhoda] Clifford[mc]; div. June 29, 1897 and m. 2nd Danville July 4, 1897 Mrs. Hattie E.(Smith) Fletcher Putnam [Caledonian 7/9/1897] (b. ab. 1866; d. Jan. 22,1900) dau. Richard M. and Emily E. (Garner) Smith [mc]. He d. Nov. 16, 1918[gs]. All bur. Danville Green.

Children:1. Samuel Lynn4 [bc/dc] {aka Fred Lewis [mc/ch.bc]} (Oderkirk), b.

Walden Aug. 1, 1877 [bc]; m. Nov. 25, 1896 Gertrude Mae [mc] (b. June 26,1881; d. Apr. 14, 1951) dau. Hiram and Clara (Laird) Sulham [bc]. He d.Danville Feb. 26, 1964 [dc]; both bur. Danville Green [gs].

Children [DVR]:a. Ernest R.5 (Oderkirk), b. Danville June 23, 1898 [bc/gs]; m.

Ester E. Tucker (b. 1895; d. 1951) [gs]. He d. 1927 [gs]; both bur. Danville Green.

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b. Evelyn Mae5 (Oderkirk), b. Danville March 8, 1902 [bc]; m.Danville Aug. 7, 1920 Joseph Andrew Lowrey (b. ab. 1892) son of Edward andIda (Yonder) Lowrey [mc].

c. Alice G.5 (Oderkirk), b. Danville Jan. 19, 1905 [bc]; m. DanvilleSept. 14, 1921 Howard Gilbert Calkins (b. ab. 1902) son of Fayette B. and Ella(Caswell) Calkins [mc].

2. Goldie Pearl Abar4 (Oderkirk), b. Dec. 3, 1899 [bc].

[VVR](5) FRANK M.4 (Moses S.,3 Peter,2 Jacob1), b. Danville Apr. 9, 1865 [dc]; m.

Danville Sept. 5, 1885 [mc] Elsie Lucy Freeman (b. Walden July 22, 1868; d.Passumpsic Dec. 17, 1939 [dr]) dau. Otis Washburn and Laura A. (Perkins)Freeman. He d. Marshfield Dec. 19, 1904 [dc]. Both bur. Danville Green [gs].She m. 2nd July 23, 1921 Eugene Frank Kittredge (b. Danville Jan. 24, 1853;d. Marshfield Sept. 2, 1921 [dr]) son of James Luther and Electa Ann (Badger)Kittredge of Danville.

Children [VVR/BVR]:(6) I. Grace Laura,5 b. May 29, 1886; res. Passumpsic until d. Apr. 23, 1951.

II. Ernest Otis,5 b. Barre July 5, 1889; m. May 23, 1917 Lura Addie (b.Apr. 11, 1899; d. Jan. 2, 1960 [dc]) dau. Curtis L. and Addie (Lawrence)McCrillis [mc]. Lived in Passumpsic. He d. March 2, 1962 [dc]; bur.Passumpsic with her parents [gs].

Children:1. Donald Ernest,6 b. Dec. 9, 1918; d. Washington, D. C. May 20,

1962 [OBIT] and bur. Arlington National Cem. [Jon7 ltr].2. Howard Ralph,6 b. St. Johnsbury June 24, 1920 [bc]; m. Orange,

Va. Aug. 12, 1951 Alice Gray Sherman dau. Welford Ashton and Anna Ward(Crown) Sherman and rem. to Arlington, Va. He res. Church Falls, Va. whend. Dec. 25, 1992 [SSDI].

Children:a. Anna Lura,7 b. Feb. 12, 1955; rem. to Springfield, Va. [her aunt

Elsie 1995 OBIT].b. Jonathan Sherman,7 b. Jan. 14, 1960 [Pru ltr]; StJA '78 and

LSC '83 [AlumDir]; m. May 1, 1993 Prudence Warren Murray [Jon7 ltr] ofAlexandria, Va. dau. Russell and Sally Tingue (Gardner) Murray [Pru ltr]; theyres. Annondale [his aunt Elsie 1995 OBIT] and Burke, Va. [Pru ltr]; Ch.:Russell Howard,8 b. Nov. 19, 1998 [Pru ltr].

3. Philip Lawrence,6 b. Apr. 30, 1923; m. Aug. 7, 1949 Madeline Ruth(b. Rochester, Vt. May 1, 1928) dau. John Russell and Nina Ellen (Pierce)Moyse. He served on PT boats in the Pacific during WWII and operated theRiverside Grocery in St. Johnsbury [OBIT]. He d. St. Johnsbury Aug. 8, 1994(although SSDI gives his last res. as Eustis, Fla.); bur. Concord, Vt. [dc]. Ch.:Dennise Lynn,7 b. Aug. 17, 1950 [bc]; m. Troy, N. H. Nov. 5, 1971 JamesLeclair White [St.J.A.] and rem. to Exeter, N. H. Ch.: (1) Jason Philip,7 b.Quincy, Mass. Feb. 12, 1975. (2) Katherine Parkman,7 b. South Weymouth,Mass. Oct. 29, 1979 [ej & fath.OBIT].

4. Elsie Elaine,6 b. St. Johnsbury [OBIT] Dec. 3, 1924; d. Sept. 6,1995. A 35-year telephone Co. operator, supervisor, and instructor inVermont and Maine. Lived for many years in Passumpsic; bur. there [gs]; lastsurvivor of the Bovee name in town; never married; was living in Eustice, Fla.when died [SSDI].

III. Alice A.,5 b. Barre Oct. 19, 1891; m. Marshfield June 9, 1908 DavidAlfred Colbeth (b. Woodbury, Vt. Jan. 6. 1890; d. 1968) son of Sidney andHattie (Shatney) Colbeth [MVRmc]. She d. June 1937. Both bur. Passumpsic.

IV. Eric Ashley,5 b. Barre May 18, 1896; m. Cabot Oct. 6, 1917 AdaBridget Colbeth (b. Woodbury, Vt. [OBIT] Aug. 9, 1899 [SSDI/OBIT]) dau. ofSidney and Hattie (Shatney) Colbeth [MVRmc/OBIT]. He was employed at theFairbanks-Morse Scale plant for 20 years, retiring in 1961 [OBIT]. They livedin Passumpsic Village until he d. there Oct. 13, 1975 [dc][gs]. While visitingher daughter, Dorothy, in Arkansas; Ada was taken ill and remained in aSpringdale, Ark. nursing home 7 years to be near family. She d. there June20, 1886. [OBIT][WFDbp(p.207)] [SSDI gives her June 1986 res. as Lakeland,Fla.]. Both bur. Passumpsic, Vt. [gs].

Children:1. Hazel Elsie,6 b. Passumpsic Dec. 18, 1918; m. 1st Aug. 1, 1936

Delor Herman Amell [mc] (b. Barnet Jan. 4, 1920; d. Meriden, Conn. Oct. 21,1985 and buried there [finda.gr]) son of Edward Joseph and Pauline Mae(Moquin) Amell; q. v. (p. 327). They divorced and she m. 2nd before 1975Joseph L. Paquette (WW II veteran, b. Canada Apr. 17, 1924; d. Bradenton, Fla.Nov. 22, 2006; bur. with Hazel in Manasota Mem. Park Cem. there[finda.gr/OBITs]); they res. Portland, Me. in 1975 and rem. Bradenton, Fla. in1987 where she d. Oct. 9, 2009 [OBITs/parents' OBITs].

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2. Eunice Katherine,6 b. at her grandmother Hattie's place in NorthRyegate Aug. 25, 1923 [RVRbc]; m. Passumpsic June 29, 1946 Robert EmmettWilson (b. Windsor, Vt. Dec. 11, 1921) son of Emmett Nathan and ElizabethGrace (Cudworth) Wilson; res. Houston, Tex. 1975 [her father's OBIT]. She d.between 1986 and 2009 [sisters'.OBITs].

3. Dorothy Loraine,6 b. Passumpsic June 29, 1933; m. 1st PassumpsicJuly 13, 1952 [mc] Carlton McNeely Flowers of Dalton, Georgia (b. ab. 1929)son of Charles Perry and Thelma (McNeely) Flowers. Removed to Georgia afterbirth of twin daughters. She m. 2nd Cecil Potts before 1975 and rem. toSpringdale, Ark. [her father's OBIT]; she m. 3rd John C Slifer who predeceasedher [her.OBIT]. Dot was retired from Wal-Mart, beginning her career inSpringdale, Ark. and retiring in Lakeland, Fla. [OBIT]. She d. of lung diseaseJune 2, 2009 at her home in Lakeland, Fla.; bur. with John in the FloridaNational Cem, Bushway, Fla. [OBIT].

Children:a. Celia Louise7 b. St. Johnsbury Apr. 19, 1954 [BVRbc].b. Cynthia Lorraine7 b. St. Johnsbury Apr. 19, 1954 [BVRbc].c. Karlene, b. Georgia.

(6) GRACE LAURA5 (Frank,4 Moses S.,3 Peter,2 Jacob1), b. Barre [dau Rubybc-(signed by Grace)] May 29, [ej] 1886; m. Danville Sept. 14, 1904 [mc-(Rec'dMarshfield)] Peerez Newell5 Somers (b. Peacham Feb. 6, 1881; d. at dau.'shome on Joe's Pond Oct. 3, 1958) son of Henry Harrison4, q. v. (p. 611), andKatie Estelle (Newell) Somers [mc]. She d. Apr. 23, 1951. They lived andraised three children in Passumpsic; both bur. Danville Green, they share agravestone with P. Newell's brother, Harry, next to his sister Jane (who sharesa gravestone with Grace's dau. Mrs. Ruby Rash), q. v. (pp. 585, 615).