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William Wight Kittredge

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Father	Dr. Jacob Kittredge b. 15 Mar 1761, d. 15 Jul 1807
Mother	Abigail Wallingford b. 16 Mar 1767, d. 22 Jan 1834

Last Edited

20 Feb 1999

Birth*

William Wight Kittredge was born on 6 October 1801 in Dover, Strafford County, New HampshireG.1

John Kittredge

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Father	Dr. Jacob Kittredge b. 15 Mar 1761, d. 15 Jul 1807
Mother	Abigail Wallingford b. 16 Mar 1767, d. 22 Jan 1834

Last Edited

20 Feb 1999

Birth*	John Kittredge was born on 5 February 1792 in Dover, Strafford County, New HampshireG.1
Death*	John died on 22 February 1792 in Dover, Strafford County, New HampshireG.1

Thomas Hodsdon Jr.

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Last Edited

18 Apr 2000

Birth*	Thomas Hodsdon Jr. was born before 10 June 1739.
Marriage*	He married Margaret Goodwin, daughter of James Goodwin and Margaret Wallingford, on 30 October 1763.1
Death*	Thomas may have died, on 4 April 1818?. His will was dated April 1810.2 A Thomas Hodsdon died 4 April 1818, aged 80, and was buried in a private cemetery along Little River Falls Road in Berwick, Maine. The age suggests this Thomas, but his wife, who died eight years later, is buried in a different private cemetery.3.
	He was referred to as "Captain" Thomas in his mother-in-law's will dated 1794.

Thomas Chadbourne

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Father	Joseph Chadbourne b. c 1690, d. 1757
Mother	Sarah Phipps

Last Edited

28 Jan 2001

Birth*	Thomas Chadbourne was born on 30 April 1743 in Berwick, York County, MaineG.1
Marriage*	He married Mehitabel Goodwin, daughter of James Goodwin and Margaret Wallingford, on 22 October 1767 in Berwick, York County, MaineG. (Stackpole's "Old Kittery" gives the date as the 20th, apparently in error.)23
Death*	Thomas died on 1 June 1822 in South Berwick, York County, MaineG.4

Hannah Emery

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Father	Rev. Joshua Emery b. 1715, d. 1797
Mother	Adah Tidy b. 1716, d. 1815

Last Edited

20 Dec 2000

Birth*	Hannah Emery was born in 1756.1,2
Marriage*	She married Jedediah Goodwin, son of James Goodwin and Margaret Wallingford, on 7 October 1771.3,4,2

Nehemiah Gray

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Last Edited

28 Nov 1999

Birth*	Nehemiah Gray was born.
Marriage*	He married Olive Goodwin, daughter of James Goodwin and Margaret Wallingford, on 19 March 1770 in Berwick, York County, MaineG.1,2

Mary Goodwin

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Father	James Goodwin b. probably in the 1690s
Mother	Margaret Wallingford b. about 1716 to 1718, d. b 21 Feb 1803

Last Edited

31 Oct 2011

Birth*	Mary Goodwin was born before 4 February 1753.
Marriage*	She married Dr. Ebenezer Hall on 1 April 1772, probably in Somersworth, Strafford County, New HampshireG. The diary of Somersworth schoolmaster Joseph Tate has the following entry: "Wed. April. 1st. 1772. Mr. Ebenezer Hall of Sandford Married to Mrs. Mary Goodwin of Berwick by the Revd. James Pike of Somersworth. Who Genteelly beg'd their Wedding dinner at Cap. T.W s at Somersworth, She was Daughter of Mr. James & Mrs. Margaret Goodwin of Berwick." Cap. T.W. is most likely Capt. Thomas Wallingford, who was the uncle of the bride.1
	On 31 March 1813 Ebenezer Hall of Alfred, Maine, husbandman, and Mary his wife "in her right" sold for $33.33 to Charles of Berwick their shares in the homestead of Thomas Wallingford of Somersworth. The land had descended to Mary through her mother Margaret, the daughter of said Thomas. Said land "being in common and undivided with the heirs to said estate and others". Witnesses were Abiel Hall and David Hall.2

Dr. Ebenezer Hall

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Last Edited

31 Oct 2011

Birth*

Dr. Ebenezer Hall was born.

Marriage*

He married Mary Goodwin, daughter of James Goodwin and Margaret Wallingford, on 1 April 1772, probably in Somersworth, Strafford County, New HampshireG. The diary of Somersworth schoolmaster Joseph Tate has the following entry: "Wed. April. 1st. 1772. Mr. Ebenezer Hall of Sandford Married to Mrs. Mary Goodwin of Berwick by the Revd. James Pike of Somersworth. Who Genteelly beg'd their Wedding dinner at Cap. T.W s at Somersworth, She was Daughter of Mr. James & Mrs. Margaret Goodwin of Berwick." Cap. T.W. is most likely Capt. Thomas Wallingford, who was the uncle of the bride.1

Eunice Getchell

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Last Edited

28 Nov 1999

Birth*	Eunice Getchell was born.
Marriage*	She married Amos Wallingford Goodwin, son of James Goodwin and Margaret Wallingford.1

Job Clement

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Last Edited

6 Nov 1998

Birth*	Job Clement was born.
Marriage*	He married Elizabeth Rollins.

Child of Job Clement and Elizabeth Rollins

Anna Clement b. Mar 1767, d. a 1804

Elizabeth Rollins

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Last Edited

30 Dec 2000

Birth*	Elizabeth Rollins was born.
Marriage*	She married Job Clement.

Child of Elizabeth Rollins and Job Clement

Anna Clement b. Mar 1767, d. a 1804

Anna Goodwin

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Last Edited

6 Nov 1998

Nathaniel Cogswell

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Last Edited

8 Apr 2001

Marriage*	He married Judith Badger.
Birth*	Nathaniel Cogswell was born in 1707.
Death*	Nathaniel died in 1783.

Children of Nathaniel Cogswell and Judith Badger

Thomas Cogswell b. 4 Aug 1746, d. 1810 Col. Amos Cogswell b. 4 Oct 1752, d. 28 Jan 1826

Judith Badger

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Last Edited

6 Nov 1998

Birth*	Judith Badger was born.
Marriage*	She married Nathaniel Cogswell.

Children of Judith Badger and Nathaniel Cogswell

Thomas Cogswell b. 4 Aug 1746, d. 1810 Col. Amos Cogswell b. 4 Oct 1752, d. 28 Jan 1826

Ichabod Goodwin

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Father	Major Andrew Goodwin b. 7 May 1784, d. 4 or 14 November 1843
Mother	Elizabeth Wallingford b. 19 May 1794, d. 20 May 1874

Last Edited

6 Feb 2006

Birth*	Ichabod Goodwin was born 9 or 10 July 1819 in South Berwick, York County, MaineG.1,2
Marriage*	He married Sophia Elizabeth Hayes, daughter of Judge William Allen Hayes and Susanna Lord, on 16 September 1850.3
Death*	Ichabod died on 7 December 1869. He was buried in the Old Fields Cemetery, East Side, Old Fields Road, North of Brattle St. in South Berwick, Maine.4
	They had one child, born in South Berwick.

Sophia Elizabeth Hayes

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Father	Judge William Allen Hayes
Mother	Susanna Lord

Last Edited

6 Nov 1998

Birth*	Sophia Elizabeth Hayes was born on 8 September 1824 in South Berwick, York County, MaineG. (Birth date on gravestone agrees.)1
Marriage*	She married Ichabod Goodwin, son of Major Andrew Goodwin and Elizabeth Wallingford, on 16 September 1850.2
Death*	Sophia died on 25 March 1905 in New Haven, New Haven County, ConnecticutG. She was buried in the Old Fields Cemetery, East Side, Old Fields Road, North of Brattle St. in South Berwick, Maine.32

Judge William Allen Hayes

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Last Edited

6 Nov 1998

Birth*	Judge William Allen Hayes was born.
Marriage*	He married Susanna Lord.

Child of Judge William Allen Hayes and Susanna Lord

Sophia Elizabeth Hayes b. 8 Sep 1824, d. 25 Mar 1905

Susanna Lord

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Last Edited

6 Nov 1998

Birth*	Susanna Lord was born.
Marriage*	She married Judge William Allen Hayes.

Child of Susanna Lord and Judge William Allen Hayes

Sophia Elizabeth Hayes b. 8 Sep 1824, d. 25 Mar 1905

John Pike

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Father

Rev. James Pike b. 1 Mar 1703, d. 19 Mar 1792

Last Edited

22 Jan 2001

Birth*	John Pike was born in 1747.
Marriage*	He married Martha Trevitt on 17 September 1770.1
Death*	John died in 1833.

Children of John Pike and Martha Trevitt

Nathaniel Green Pike+ b. 13 Jan 1783, d. 9 May 1858 Joseph Trevitt Pike b. 22 Nov 1785

Elizabeth G. Wallingford

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Father	Jacob Wallingford b. Sep 1766, d. 1 Jan 1840
Mother	Abigail Clark b. about May-June 1771, d. 8 Apr 1853

Last Edited

28 Jan 2001

Birth*	Elizabeth G. Wallingford was born circa October 1803. (Based on age on gravestone of 77y, 3m.)
Marriage*	She married Jonathan Horne, son of Moses Horne and Mary Wingate, on 3 January 1843 in Rochester, Strafford County, New HampshireG.1
Death*	Elizabeth died on 22 January 1881. She is buried in the Haven Hill Cemetery in Rochester, N.H.2
	Elizabeth G. Wallingford, daughter of Jacob was baptized in Rochester on 5 September 1824.3 "Elizabeth G.W., widow of Jonathan Horne" is buried in the same plot as Jacob and Abigail (Clark) Wallingford so she is assumed to be their daughter. Also in that plot is Amos P. Wallingford, Jacob and Abigail's son, and his wife Rhoda. Her marriage date and place to Jonathan Horne is taken from Shackford, who lists her as an unconnected Wallingford by the name of Eliza. It seems very likely that that marriage applies to this Elizabeth, especially given that Jonathan's first wife died in 1841.

Jonathan Horne

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Father	Moses Horne
Mother	Mary Wingate

Last Edited

28 Jan 2001

Birth*	Jonathan Horne was born in 1790.1
Marriage*	He married first Elizabeth Main, daughter of Rev. Amos Main and Meribeh Locke, on 5 July 1815 in Rochester, Strafford County, New HampshireG. Elizabeth was born on 10 September 1794, the daughter of the Rev. Amos Main and Meribeh Locke of Rochester. She died in 1841.2,34
Marriage*	He married Elizabeth G. Wallingford, daughter of Jacob Wallingford and Abigail Clark, on 3 January 1843 in Rochester, Strafford County, New HampshireG.5
Death*	Jonathan died in 1870.1
	His parentage comes from the record of his second marriage in Shackford, taken from NHVR. It is not proven that he is the same Jonathan who married Elizabeth Main in 1815.

Elizabeth Main

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Father	Rev. Amos Main
Mother	Meribeh Locke

Last Edited

28 Jan 2001

Birth*	Elizabeth Main was born on 10 September 1794.1,2
Marriage*	She married first Jonathan Horne, son of Moses Horne and Mary Wingate, on 5 July 1815 in Rochester, Strafford County, New HampshireG. Elizabeth was born on 10 September 1794, the daughter of the Rev. Amos Main and Meribeh Locke of Rochester. She died in 1841.3,24
Death*	Elizabeth died in 1841.1

Rev. Amos Main

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Last Edited

8 Nov 1998

John O. Wallingford

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Father	Zimri Scates Wallingford b. 7 Oct 1816, d. 28 May 1886
Mother	Alta L. G. Hilliard b. 17 Feb 1810, d. 5 Mar 1891

Last Edited

3 Dec 2024

Birth*	John O. Wallingford was born circa 1842 in Somersworth, Strafford County, New HampshireG. His age was 8 in the 1850 census and 19 in the 1860 census, and he was 30 when he died.1
Marriage*	He married Nellie P. Cook, daughter of Jedediah Cook and Lucinda Harris, on 4 October 1864 in Dover, Strafford County, New HampshireG.2
Death*	John died, on 23 March 1872, in Dover, Strafford County, New HampshireG. He died of disease contracted during his war service3 and was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery in Dover, N.H.4.5,6
	He was a 19-year old machinist living with his parents in 1860 when the census of Dover was taken.7      His widow Nellie's death certificate stated that her residence was in Dover, N.H., formerly of Wayne, Maine.
	John served in the military. He was still a resident of Dover, N.H. when he enlisted in the 15th Regiment N.H. Volunteers on 15 October 1862, mustered in as a Sergeant Major. On the following January 18th he was appointed as Lieutenant. He mustered out in August but joined back up in the 18th N.H. in September 1864 as a Captain. He remained thus until the Civil War was over.8 He was severely wounded in an assault on Port Hudson, Louisiana on 14 June 1863.9 The siege of Port Hudson took place between 21 May and 9 July. In cooperation with Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant's offensive against Vicksburg, Union Maj. Gen. Nathaniel P. Bank's army moved against the Confederate stronghold at Port Hudson on the Mississippi River. On May 27, after their frontal assaults were repulsed, the Federals settled into a siege which lasted for 48 days. Banks renewed his assaults on June 14 but the defenders successfully repelled them. On July 9, 1863, after hearing of the fall of Vicksburg, the Confederate garrison surrendered, opening the Mississippi River to Union navigation from its source to New Orleans. Total estimated casualties were 5,000 Union and 7,208 Confederate.10.
	His obituary appeared in the 28 May 1872 Dover Enquirer and read as follows: We are called upon to record the death of one of our most highly esteemed and promising young men, Capt. John O. Wallingford, only son of Capt. Z. S. Wallingford, who died in this city on Saturday last, after a protracted and severe illness. Many sad and silent tears were shed as the news went round, "Mr. Wallingford is dead." He had been for several years acting as Superintendent of the Cocheco Mills, and shared the respect and confidence of those associated with him in that capacity, as well as of the entire circle of his acquaintance. He early enlisted in the service of his country and served faithfully as Sergeant-Major, Lieutenant and Captain. In each position he had the confidence of the officers above him in rank, and was loved and honored by officers and men serving under him. He was for a few years a member of the City Government. He was also for several terms Commander of Charles W. Sawyer Post, G. A. R., and did much in forwarding the benevolent objects of the Order. His great heart overflowing with sympathy and benevolence toward those whose health had been ruined, or who had been widowed or orphaned by the great rebellion, he became an earnest worker to relieve their woes and carry happiness to their homes. The Post turned out at his funeral to pay their respects to their departed comrade. The Cocheco Hose Company, with numerous friends, were also present to join in the solemn service. He leaves a wife and two children, with parents and sisters, to mourn their great bereavement. His life's battle is over. His short life's work is done and well done. And however much esteemed in a public capacity, he was loved most for his manly virtues and social worth.11

Children of John O. Wallingford and Nellie P. Cook

Alice M. Wallingford b. 27 Dec 1869, d. 7 Sep 1886 William G. Wallingford b. 1871, d. 1942

Mary C. Wallingford

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Father	Zimri Scates Wallingford b. 7 Oct 1816, d. 28 May 1886
Mother	Alta L. G. Hilliard b. 17 Feb 1810, d. 5 Mar 1891

Last Edited

9 Oct 2011

Birth*	Mary C. Wallingford was born circa 1847, probably in Dover, Strafford County, New HampshireG.1
Marriage*	She married Sidney A. Phillips, son of Sidney Phillips and Abbie Atwood, on 26 April 1876 in Dover, Strafford County, New HampshireG. At the time they married Sid was an attourney-at-law living in Framingham, Mass. and Mary was living in Dover, N.H.2,3
Death*	Mary died of cancer on 23 February 1893 in Framingham, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.4

Children of Mary C. Wallingford and Sidney A. Phillips

Julian Wallingford Phillips b. 27 May 1878 Mary H. Phillips b. 17 Aug 1880

Sidney A. Phillips

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Father	Sidney Phillips
Mother	Abbie Atwood

Last Edited

10 Nov 2003

Birth*	Sidney A. Phillips was born on 14 March 1847 in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG. No record of his birth was found in the Mass. Vital Records birth indexes.1
Marriage*	He married Mary C. Wallingford, daughter of Zimri Scates Wallingford and Alta L. G. Hilliard, on 26 April 1876 in Dover, Strafford County, New HampshireG. At the time they married Sid was an attourney-at-law living in Framingham, Mass. and Mary was living in Dover, N.H.2,3
Death*	Sidney died on 13 July 1912.1
	In 1882 Sidney was a lawyer in Framingham, Mass.4

Children of Sidney A. Phillips and Mary C. Wallingford

Julian Wallingford Phillips b. 27 May 1878 Mary H. Phillips b. 17 Aug 1880

Julia Hilliard Wallingford

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Father	Zimri Scates Wallingford b. 7 Oct 1816, d. 28 May 1886
Mother	Alta L. G. Hilliard b. 17 Feb 1810, d. 5 Mar 1891

Last Edited

11 Nov 2003

Birth*	Julia Hilliard Wallingford was born on 3 September 1850 in Dover, Strafford County, New HampshireG. (Date from gravestone.)1
Marriage*	She married Charles Sumner Cartland, son of Moses Austin Cartland and Mary Page Gove, on 27 April 1887 in Wellesley, Norfolk County, MassachusettsG. Charles worked as an assistant cashier residing in Dover, N.H. and Julia was living in Wellesley at the time they were married.2,3
Death*	Julia died on 13 June 1894. She is buried in Pine Hill Cemetery in Dover.4
	In 1882 she was still living with her parents.5

Children of Julia Hilliard Wallingford and Charles Sumner Cartland

Charles Wallingford Cartland b. 4 Apr 1888, d. 9 Sep 1925 Lucia Hilliard Cartland b. 2 Aug 1890, d. 6 Oct 1973 Mary Austin Cartland b. 22 Feb 1892, d. 15 Apr 1976

Nellie P. Cook

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Father	Jedediah Cook
Mother	Lucinda Harris

Last Edited

11 Jan 2009

Birth*	Nellie P. Cook was born on 26 February 1844 in Dover, Strafford County, New HampshireG.1
Marriage*	She married John O. Wallingford, son of Zimri Scates Wallingford and Alta L. G. Hilliard, on 4 October 1864 in Dover, Strafford County, New HampshireG.2
Death*	Nellie died of tuberculosis on 24 May 1911 in Weston, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG. She had suffered from chronic bronchitis for the last 18 years of her life. Her death was also recorded in the Dover, NH Town Reports so she was probably a resident of Dover at the time.3,4
Burial*	She was buried on 27 May 1911 in the Pine Hill Cemetery in Dover.5

Children of Nellie P. Cook and John O. Wallingford

Alice M. Wallingford b. 27 Dec 1869, d. 7 Sep 1886 William G. Wallingford b. 1871, d. 1942

Abigail Caldwell

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Father	Nathaniel Caldwell b. 18 Oct 1669, d. 13 Dec 1738
Mother	Abigail Wallingford b. 24 Jun 1680

Last Edited

9 Oct 2011

Baptism*	Abigail Caldwell was baptized on 8 November 1705 in Ipswich, Essex County, MassachusettsG.1
Death*	Abigail died young. She must have died before their parents had another daughter Abigail in 1710.

Abigail Caldwell

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Father	Nathaniel Caldwell b. 18 Oct 1669, d. 13 Dec 1738
Mother	Abigail Wallingford b. 24 Jun 1680

Last Edited

28 Jan 2001

Birth*	Abigail Caldwell was born on 7 July 1710 in Ipswich, Essex County, MassachusettsG.1
Death*	Abigail died on 5 November 1810 in Ipswich, Essex County, MassachusettsG. She must have died before her parents had another Abigail in 1713 so is likely to be the "infant child of Nathaniel" who died in Ipswich on this date.2