The Descendants of Polly and Ebenezer Alden, who Were Sixth in Descent From John Alden, the Pilgrim

SHAW, Henry

Alden, Ebenezer

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Memorial of the Descendants of the Hon. John Alden

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1867 edition. Excerpt: ...5. Augustus, Jay, Me., farmer. 6. Winslow, m. wife dead. 7. Lucy Ann, m. B. Macomber, Jay, Me. 497. VDI. Sylva Alden, Jay, Me. dau. Silas, (270) b. 1801, d. 1842; m. John Packard, Readfield, Me.; now lives in Jay, Me. Children, 1. Augusta, d. 2. Albion, carpenter, Winthrop, Me. 3. Otis, carpenter, unm. 4. Louis, do. Winthrop, Me. 6. Sewall, farmer, Jay, Me. 6. Winslow, TJ. S. A., killed in army. 7. Cary. 498. VII. Silas Alden, Winthrop, Me. son of Silas, (270) b. 1804; m. Polly Morrison of Fayette, Me.; m. 2, Mary Page of Winthrop, Me. CHILDREN. 1. Montgomery Morrison, 15 Dec. 1833, (812) 2. Columbus, (813) 3. Emily, (814) 4. Ellen, (815) (twins) all by the first wife. 499. VII. Eliza Alden, Jay, Me. dau. Silas, (270) b. 1806, d. 18 Apr. 1856; m. Nathaniel Noyes, Jay, Me.; m. 2, Noah Thayer, Randolph, Mass.; no ch. Children, 1. Nathaniel, who m. Martha A. Dyer, Randolph, Mass. 2. Hosea, m. a Fisher of Weymouth, d. 3. Emery, all by her first husband. 500. VII. Williams Alden, Winthrop, Me, farmer, son of Silas, (270) b. 1807; m. Louiza Reynolds of Jay, Me. CHILDREN. 1. Harriet Ann, (816) 2. Rutilus, (817) 501. VII. Winslow Alden, Randolph, Mass. carpenter, son of Silas, (270) b. 1812; m. 17 Oct. 1839, Hannah, dau, of Oliver Fuller of Jay, Me. She was b. 5 Sept. 1807; had a son Anson, b. 5 Oct. 1840, wh d. 3 1865, a. 25. 502. VII. Lovina Alden', Jay, Me, dau. Silas, (74) b. 5 July, 1814, m. Louis Packard, Rediield, Me"; has three dau. 503. VII. Eleanor Quint Alden, Jay, Me. dau. of Silas, (270) b. 20 Apr. 1820, d. June 13, 1864, a. 44: m. 1843, Linus Belcher. Randolph, Mass. carpenter; had one dau. Eldanor Alden, 9 July, 1845. 504. VIT. Betsey Alden, Jay, Me., dau. Joseph, (271) m. Gilbert Eustis: had 3 children: m. 2, Nathan Walker,...

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Memorial of the descendants of the Hon. John Alden

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Produced in 1867, this memorial genealogy of the Alden family is valuable in the modern day for its deep research; it carefully charts eight generations from their common ancestor, Plymouth Colony founder John Alden. A superb example of genealogical research, this book meticulously lists and discusses the various Alden descendants through the centuries. Most of the profiles are short, simply noting the births, marriages, children, death and age at death of the various persons. Some however take care to include the accomplishments and distinguishing traits of certain Alden family members, such as their professions, noteworthy deeds and community influence, often through academic or church-related activities. Persons are sequentially numbered to aid reference. Given its age, this book is distinguished for citing sources which have since become obscure and very difficult to find. Family correspondences, notices in the local newspapers, various registry archives in the northeastern United States, plus a variety of miscellaneous papers, were referenced to achieve high accuracy. When information couldn't be found - for example, the first name or surname of a spouse - the book simply uses underscores to highlight the omission. For Alden descendants and general enthusiasts of genealogical research, this book excels as a resource.

Memorial of the Descendants of the Hon. John Alden: A Family Genealogy

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