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Minnie Maria Coffin

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Father	Zachariah T. Coffin b. 1820, d. 1882
Mother	Caroline Armfield b. 1830, d. 1917

Last Edited

23 Jan 2021

Birth*	Minnie Maria Coffin was born on 20 March 1857 in Salem, Washington County, IndianaG.1
Marriage*	She married Charles Augustus Wallingford, son of Estes Wallingford and Catherine McCurdy, circa 1881.2,3
Death*	Minnie Maria Coffin died of chronic myocarditis and senility on 30 March 1954 at the Christian Science Pleasant View Home in Concord, Merrimack County, New HampshireG. Her remains were cremated at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, Mass. on April 2nd.4,5

Child of Minnie Maria Coffin and Charles Augustus Wallingford

Daniel Kirkwood Wallingford b. 21 Sep 1890

Daniel Kirkwood Wallingford

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Father	Charles Augustus Wallingford b. Feb 1854, d. 21 Mar 1909
Mother	Minnie Maria Coffin b. 20 Mar 1857, d. 30 Mar 1954

Last Edited

23 Jan 2021

Birth*	Daniel Kirkwood Wallingford was born on 21 September 1890 in St. Paul, Ramsey County, MinnesotaG.1,2
Marriage*	He married first Elta L. Qualkinbush, daughter of Albert Qualkinbush and Naomi Hawhee, on 23 May 1918 in Orange County, IndianaG.3
Marriage*	He married second Margaret Ives Green on 19 August 1922 in New York, New YorkG.4
	He served as a captain in World War I.5

Margaret Ives Green

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Last Edited

23 Jan 2021

Birth*	Margaret Ives Green was born in July 1892.1
Marriage*	She married second Daniel Kirkwood Wallingford, son of Charles Augustus Wallingford and Minnie Maria Coffin, on 19 August 1922 in New York, New YorkG.2

George Henry Wallingford

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Father	George Wallingford b. 17 Jul 1808, d. 18 Jul 1863
Mother	Helen P. Hitchcock b. 16 Jan 1817, d. 15 Feb 1901

Last Edited

6 Dec 2024

Birth*	George Henry Wallingford was born on 12 April 1839, probably in Claremont., Sullivan County, New HampshireG.1
	He was living in Claremont, N.H. in October 1894 when he was named in the estate of his aunt Caroline M. Wallingford.2

Stella J. Wallingford

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Father	George Wallingford b. 17 Jul 1808, d. 18 Jul 1863
Mother	Helen P. Hitchcock b. 16 Jan 1817, d. 15 Feb 1901

Last Edited

22 Jan 2011

Birth*	Stella J. Wallingford was born on 22 September 1843, probably in Claremont., Sullivan County, New HampshireG.1
	She was living at 144 West Ave. in Rochester, N.H. in October 1894 when she was named in the estate of her aunt Caroline M. Wallingford. Her surname was Wallingford so she was apparently unmarried.2

Susan K. Proctor

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Last Edited

17 Dec 2006

Birth*	Susan K. Proctor was born.
Marriage*	She married first Aaron Brigham, son of Stephen Brigham and Louisa Howe, on 25 June 1825, possibly in Alstead, Cheshire County, New HampshireG. It is not known yet where they were married.1

Richard Needham Wallingford

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Father	Charles Rufus Wallingford b. 4 Jul 1849, d. b 23 Apr 1910
Mother	Ida Sawtelle Cooper b. 31 Jul 1854, d. 6 May 1924

Last Edited

30 Jan 2004

Birth*	Richard Needham Wallingford was born on 31 January 1877 in Ayer, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.1
Marriage*	He married Maud Ellen Knight, daughter of Edward Knight and Marion Buott, on 17 October 1900 in Waltham, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG. When they were married Richard worked in watchmaking and they were both living in Waltham.2
Death*	Richard died on 15 May 1966. His death date comes from the Social Security Death Index, and his last residence has what appears to be a Florida zip code (33505) but it is not in the Post Office's online zip code database.
	They have not been located in the 1910 census, but in 1920 they were living in Waltham. Maud's parents were living with them, as well as two other Knights whose ages suggest that they may be her siblings. Richard was an optician with his own shop and they lived in a rented apartment at 562 Main St. They did not have any children listed with them.3 They were at the same address in the 1930 census. Maud's sister Florence N. Knight was living with them. Richard's occupation was as an optometrist.4 He was at the same address when he was the informant on his mother's death certificate in May 1924.

Maud Ellen Knight

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Father	Edward Knight b. c 1841
Mother	Marion Buott b. c 1850

Last Edited

12 Nov 2003

Birth*	Maud Ellen Knight was born circa 1877 in Waltham, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG. On her marriage record she was aged 23, born in Waltham to Edward Knight and Marion Buott. In the 1880 census of Waltham taken in June she was aged 2. Both of her parents were born in England.1
Marriage*	She married Richard Needham Wallingford, son of Charles Rufus Wallingford and Ida Sawtelle Cooper, on 17 October 1900 in Waltham, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG. When they were married Richard worked in watchmaking and they were both living in Waltham.2

Miriam Caffey Wallingford

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Father	Horace Arthur Wallingford b. 30 Mar 1863, d. 24 Aug 1900
Mother	Josephine Porter Caffrey b. 7 Dec 1865, d. 15 Nov 1921

Last Edited

10 Feb 2004

Birth*	Miriam Caffey Wallingford was born on 30 March 1890 in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.1
Death*	Miriam died, on 24 January 1974, at the West Roxbury Nursing Home, in Roslindale, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG. Cause of death was listed as of pneumonia and cerebral arteriosclerosis. Her remains were cremated at the Forest Hills Crematory in Boston on January 29th..2
	She may be the M. Wallingford who was the informant on her mother's death certificate in 1921. When she died in 1974 she was single and living at the West Roxbury Nursing Home at 1215 Center St. in Roslindale, a section of Boston. She was a retired secretary at the Groton School in Groton, Mass. She apparently never married.

Howard Wallingford

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Father	Horace Arthur Wallingford b. 30 Mar 1863, d. 24 Aug 1900
Mother	Josephine Porter Caffrey b. 7 Dec 1865, d. 15 Nov 1921

Last Edited

9 Oct 2011

Birth*	Howard Wallingford was born on 26 June 1892 in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.1
Marriage*	He married Marion Wilson, daughter of Robert G. Wilson and Mary A. Weed, on 18 October 1922 in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG. He was a paper salesman living at 15 Radford Lane in Boston and she was living at 44 Kenwood St. in Boston at the time of their marriage.2
Death*	Howard died of coronary sclerosis on 4 March 1972 at home, 47 Clark Street in Belmont, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG. His remains were cremated on March 6th at the Forest Hills Crematory in Boston.3
	Howard was a paper manufacturer and salesman living at 68 Palfrey Road in Belmont, Mass. when their son Robert was born in 1923. When son David was born in 1929, they were still living there and Howard's occupation was listed as accountant.      He was living at 47 Clark St. in Belmont, Mass. when Charles Wallingford contacted him for information about his 1942 Wallingford genealogy. He described himself as being in the paper business, having been a papermaker before going into the selling end of the business. He manufactured book paper and specialties. He was also at the time father of two boys, eighteen and twelve.4 He was still living at that address when he died in 1972, and his occupation was listed as paper manufacturer.

Children of Howard Wallingford and Marion Wilson

Robert Wallingford+ b. 24 Jul 1923, d. 16 Aug 2004 David Wallingford+

Abigail Saunders

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Father	Edward Saunders b. 13 Mar 1717, d. 15 Jan 1796
Mother	Abigail Wallingford b. 30 Sep 1726, d. prob. 7 April 1756

Last Edited

11 Mar 2012

Birth*

Abigail Saunders was born on 16 April 1752 in Rowley, Essex County, MassachusettsG. She was baptized on April 19th. The published Rowley vital records also show a birth for an Abigail Saunders, daughter of Edward and Abigail, being born on April 16, 1754. This is either a different family entirely, a typo for 1752 (the most likely explanation) or they had a second Abigail born exactly two years later, with no death record for the first in evidence.1

Tate's Diary records an Abigail Saunders, born 20 June 1749, who married Stephen Austin on 12 July 1772.2,3 Given the different birth date it appears to be a different Abigail Sa[u]nders, but as nothing is known of Abigail's life after her birth, it could very well be the same person.

Stephen Austin

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Last Edited

28 Jan 2001

Birth*

Stephen Austin was born.

Stephen Austin was apparently a Quaker because the diary of Joseph Tate refers to him as "Friend Stephen Austin". Knowing that, it may be him that is recorded as a child of Samuel Austin and Abigail Pinkham in the Records of the Dover Monthly Quaker Meeting. In that record it states that their children were born in Somersworth, and that Stephen was born 3, 10 mo. 1754 and "disowned" 20, 2 mo. 1773.1 It seems plausible that he would be disowned by his church after he married outside the church the previous year.      Stephen Austin is enumerated in the 1790 census of Somersworth with one male over 16 (presumably himself), 2 males under 16, and five females. [1790 census, N.H., Strafford Co., Somersworth, published version, p.99. ] In 1800 he is still in Somersworth, this time with two males 16-25, one male over 44, one female 10-15, two females 16-25, and two females 26-44. [1800 census NH, published, p.176.]

Lydia Saunders

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Father	Edward Saunders b. 13 Mar 1717, d. 15 Jan 1796
Mother	Abigail Wallingford b. 30 Sep 1726, d. prob. 7 April 1756

Last Edited

9 Feb 2009

Birth*	Lydia Saunders was born on 5 April 1749 in Rowley, Essex County, MassachusettsG.1,2
Marriage*	She married Jonathan Story, son of Jacob Story and Mary Butler, on 31 December 1772 in Rowley, Essex County, MassachusettsG. He was from Ipswich and she was from Rowley when they were married.3
Death*	Lydia Saunders died of fever on 8 November 1784 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Essex County, MassachusettsG.4
	Jonathan and Lydia had six children recorded in the published vital records of Ipswich, Chebacco Parish.5 The first of these died young and on the baptismal record of the last it states that she is the daughter of Capt. Jonathan and Lydia deceased. This baptism was six days after Lydia died, so probably she died due to a childbirth-related problem. Jonathan and his second wife died in Essex, Mass., but they likely never moved. Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, where they lived most of their lives, became the town of Essex in 1818.

Jonathan Story

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Father	Jacob Story
Mother	Mary Butler

Last Edited

21 Mar 2001

Birth*	Jonathan Story was born on 6 October 1745 in Ipswich, Essex County, MassachusettsG. He was baptized in Ipswich on that date according to records of the Chebacco Parish Church. Chebacco Parish in Ipswich became the town of Essex in 1819.12,3
Marriage*	He married Lydia Saunders, daughter of Edward Saunders and Abigail Wallingford, on 31 December 1772 in Rowley, Essex County, MassachusettsG. He was from Ipswich and she was from Rowley when they were married.4
Death*	Jonathan died "sudden", on 21 May 1822, in Essex, Essex County, MassachusettsG, at age 76.5

Elizabeth Saunders

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Father	Edward Saunders b. 13 Mar 1717, d. 15 Jan 1796
Mother	Abigail Wallingford b. 30 Sep 1726, d. prob. 7 April 1756

Last Edited

27 Dec 2006

Birth*	Elizabeth Saunders was born on 26 May 1754 in Rowley, Essex County, MassachusettsG.1,2,3
Marriage*	She married Benjamin Todd, son of John Todd and Abigail Perley, on 15 July 1773 in Rowley, Essex County, MassachusettsG.1,4
Death*	Elizabeth died on 14 July 1836 in Rowley, Essex County, MassachusettsG.5,6
	Benjamin and Elizabeth had 12 children, including a son named Wallingford Todd who himself had a son named Paul Wallingford Todd.7 Wallingford Todd appears in a War of 1812 muster roll on ancestry.com.

Benjamin Todd

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Father	John Todd
Mother	Abigail Perley

Last Edited

19 Mar 2001

Birth*	Benjamin Todd was born on 15 October 1744 in Rowley, Essex County, MassachusettsG.1,2
Marriage*	He married Elizabeth Saunders, daughter of Edward Saunders and Abigail Wallingford, on 15 July 1773 in Rowley, Essex County, MassachusettsG.2,3
Death*	Benjamin died of palsy on 22 July 1823 in Rowley, Essex County, MassachusettsG.4,5

Child of Benjamin Todd

Wallingford Todd+ b. 5 Aug 1778

Mary Pearne

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Father	William Pearne d. c 1790
Mother	Mary Wallingford b. c 1733, d. 30 Jun 1788

Last Edited

27 Dec 2000

Birth*	Mary Pearne was born circa 1761. (aged 29 at death.)1
Marriage*	She married Capt. Thomas Roach by November 1787. She was referred to as Mary Roach wife of Capt. Thomas Roach in her mother's will dated 15 November 1787.2
Death*	Mary died before 19 August 1790 in Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New HampshireG. "Mary, wife of Capt. Thomas Roach, aged 29, died in Portsmouth, N.H.", from the newspaper dated August 19.3
	"A child of Capt. Thomas Roach died in Portsmouth" (from the Dec. 21, 1793 issue of the New Hampshire Gazette.4 Thomas was involved in privateering during the Revolutionary War, and in 1782 was part owner of the brig Roxene.5 It therefore seems likely that he was much older than his wife Mary so may have been married before and had older children by a previous marriage. He appears in the 1790 census of Portsmouth with two males 16 and over (including himself) two under 16 and three females.6

Anna Pearne

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Father	William Pearne d. c 1790
Mother	Mary Wallingford b. c 1733, d. 30 Jun 1788

Last Edited

22 Dec 2000

Birth*	Anna Pearne was born circa 1767. Based on her age at death of 21.1
Death*	Anna died on 20 September 1788. From the November 26, 1788 "New Hampshire Gazette" of Portsmouth: "...Miss Anna Pearne, aged 21...died in Portsmouth, N.H."23

Elizabeth Pearne

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Father	William Pearne d. c 1790
Mother	Mary Wallingford b. c 1733, d. 30 Jun 1788

Last Edited

25 Jan 2023

Birth*	Elizabeth Pearne was born about 1767/68. (Based on age of 40 at death.)1
Marriage*	She married Joseph Low Jr., son of Joseph Low and Rachel Jackson, on 20 September 1789 in Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New HampshireG.2
Death*	Elizabeth died on 22 August 1808. She was buried in the North Cemetery in Portsmouth.34
	Her future husband Joseph Low, or perhaps his father, was one of the witnesses to her father's will on 26 September 1789. The 1790 census of Portsmouth shows both Joseph Low and Joseph, Jr., with the latter showing one adult male and two females5, so apparently he was married with a single daughter by that time. Two Joseph Lows once again appear in the 1800 census of Portsmouth. While neither is designated Jr., one has a male that is over 44 years of age that is likely the father. The other has two males under ten, one female aged 10-15, one female 16-25, and one adult male and female aged 26-44.6 They were also enumerated in the 1810 census of Portsmouth with one male 26-45, two females 26-45, one female 16-25, two males 16-25, one male 10-15, and one female under ten. Joseph and Elizabeth had at least six children, all listed in the NH Genealogical Record article used here in some footnotes about Joseph. He was a merchant in Portsmouth.

Phebe Pearne

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Father	William Pearne d. c 1790
Mother	Mary Wallingford b. c 1733, d. 30 Jun 1788

Last Edited

1 Dec 1999

Birth*	Phebe Pearne was born.1
	She was still unmarried as of 17 February 1802 when as an executor of her father's estate she made an accounting of costs.2

William Pearne

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Father	William Pearne d. c 1790
Mother	Mary Wallingford b. c 1733, d. 30 Jun 1788

Last Edited

25 Dec 2000

Birth*	William Pearne was born.1
	He was made a joint executor of his father's will, with his sister Phebe and his father's friend Joseph Akerman, but he apparently didn't actively take part in the estate work.2

Jacob Lincoln

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Last Edited

21 Dec 2000

Birth*	Jacob Lincoln was born.
Marriage*	He married first Rachel Wallingford, daughter of Col. Thomas Wallingford and Mary Pray, by 1758.1,2

Child of Jacob Lincoln and Rachel Wallingford

Jacob Lincoln b. c 1758, d. 7 Jul 1759

Mark Nowell

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Father	Silas Nowell b. about 1717 or 1719, d. 14 Apr 1776
Mother	Rachel Wallingford b. a 1730

Last Edited

21 Dec 2000

Birth*	Mark Nowell was born on 26 December 1762 in York, York County, MaineG.1
Marriage*	He married Elizabeth Parker in 1789.2
Death*	Mark died on 3 April 1836 in North Berwick, York County, MaineG.3,4
	He died as a pensioner and they had nine children.5 There is a Mark Nowel living in Berwick, Maine at the time of the 1790 census, with one adult male, one male under 16 and four females. This may or may not be him.6

Elizabeth Parker

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Last Edited

6 Feb 2006

Birth*	Elizabeth Parker was born on 31 August 1766.1
Marriage*	She married Mark Nowell, son of Silas Nowell and Rachel Wallingford, in 1789.1
Death*	Elizabeth died on 8 December 1834 in Berwick, York County, MaineG.1

John Wallingford

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Father	Aaron Wallingford b. about 1775-78, d. 27 Dec 1858
Mother	Betsey Downs b. c 1775

Last Edited

15 Mar 1999

Birth*	John Wallingford was born say 1802 in MaineG. (He was 50 in the 1850 census of Lebanon, Maine, implying birth in 1800, but as his probable parents didn't marry until at least 1801, we will assume that to be incorrect. He may also belong to another Wallingford family entirely, of course.)
Marriage*	He married, Susan (?), by 1824. (Based on the age of their oldest child in the 1850 census of Lebanon.)
	Shackford says the son of Aaron was John O. Wallingford and says that he died in Farmington, N.H. on 26 February 1888. I believe that this is probably a different John, who was enumerated in the 1850-70 censuses of Farmington as John D. Wallingford, with wife Susan. Later censuses haven't been checked yet. It would be a simple error to read John D. as John O. Confusion arises because there are two John and Susan Wallingford couples at the same time in two diffreent towns. In the 1850 census of Lebanon, Maine a John and Susan Wallingford, aged 50 and 53 respectively, appear next door to Aaron. John was a farmer and included no real estate value so he may very well have been living with Aaron yet enumerated as the head of his own household.1 This is likely to be the son of Aaron, but with so many Wallingford families in this part of Lebanon it could very well be someone else. For the time being it will be assumed that this is the son of Aaron. The John D./John O. Wallingford appears in the 1850 census of Farmington, N.H., also with a wife Susan, but he is ten years younger than the Lebanon John, and his wife Susan 11 years younger than the Lebanon Susan.2 They appear together in the next two censuses of Farmington as well, while the Lebanon John and Susan don't again appear in Lebanon in either of the next two censuses.

Children of John Wallingford and Susan (?)

Marion Wallingford b. 1825 Martha J. Wallingford b. c 1830 Olive Wallingford b. c 1832

Henry Wallingford

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Father	Garland Wallingford b. c 1770, d. 11 Jan 1843
Mother	Betsey Rankins b. c 1780?, d. probably between 1860 and 187

Last Edited

28 Mar 2023

Birth*	Henry Wallingford was born circa June 1817, probably in Lebanon, York County, MaineG.1,2
Marriage*	He married Alice Young on 19 April 1838 in North Berwick, York County, MaineG. Henry was from Lebanon and "Miss" Alice Young was from North Berwick when they were married. They filed intentions of marriage in both towns.34
Death*	Henry died on 1 September 1877 or 2 October 1877, probably in Lebanon, York County, MaineG. He resided in Lebanon at the time he died. His gravestone gives a date of 2 Oct while his probate records include a statement from a Johnathan Wallingford of Lebanon, probably his son or brother, that he died on 1 Sep.5,6
	Charles Wallingford7 and Samuel Shackford (tentatively)8 both place him in the family of Aaron Wallingford and Betsey Downs, yet Chamberlain says his father was Garland.9 This apparently comes from the 1850 census in which 70-year old Betsey Wallingford is living with him. Betsey (Downs) Wallingford appears in the same census living with her husband Aaron, so this Betsey is logically Betsey (Rankins) Wallingford, widow of Garland. Garland and Henry were buried in the same private cemetery. Also, in 1850 Henry's property is worth $700, which is considerably more than the $100 property of his neighbor Stephen Wallingford, son of Aaron. Stephen is five years older than Henry so if they were brothers he would likely have the better piece of real estate. As son of Garland, living with his mother, he probably inherited his father's property, which would explain the higher land value.Henry's occupation was given as "farmer".10      In the 1860 census of Lebanon Henry was still a farmer on a $800 piece of property, with personal belongings worth $20011. Ten years later he was still in the same area, and the only change in the value of his property was that his personal belongings were now worth $250. Only his youngest son Jonathan was living with he and his wife at the time.      Henry and Alice were buried in a lot on what in 1892 was the Jonathan Wallingford farm (perhaps his son Jonathan?) in the section of Lebanon known as "Wallingford City".12 Today this cemetery is very difficult to find, located as it is deep within several hundred acres of thick uninhabited woods. It is down near Wallingford Pond and the Berwick town line.13      Charles Wallingford says they also had a daughter MaryElizabeth who amrried William F. Wells, but the birth date for this Mary would have her being born before her parents' marriage intention was filed, and she also doesn't appear in the 1850 census with the family when she would have been only 12 years old. Her father's name was Henry, but it must be a different, unknown Henry.

Children of Henry Wallingford and Alice Young

Joseph D. Wallingford+ b. 7 Apr 1840, d. 26 Oct 1895 Aaron Wallingford b. about 1842-45 Olive D. Wallingford+ b. 1843, d. 1920 Garland Wallingford+ b. 2 Feb 1845, d. 7 Oct 1906 Sarah Wallingford b. c 1847 Orrilla Wallingford+ b. c 1848 Jonathan Wallingford+ b. 1852, d. 1905

Alice Young

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Last Edited

28 Mar 2023

Birth*	Alice Young was born circa May 1815. (Calculated from age on gravestone of 72y, 10m.)
Marriage*	She married Henry Wallingford, son of Garland Wallingford and Betsey Rankins, on 19 April 1838 in North Berwick, York County, MaineG. Henry was from Lebanon and "Miss" Alice Young was from North Berwick when they were married. They filed intentions of marriage in both towns.12
Death*	Alice died on 30 March 1888, probably in Lebanon, York County, MaineG.3
Burial*	She was buried on the Jonathan Wallingford farm in "Wallingford City" in Lebanon, York County, MaineG.4

Children of Alice Young and Henry Wallingford

Joseph D. Wallingford+ b. 7 Apr 1840, d. 26 Oct 1895 Aaron Wallingford b. about 1842-45 Olive D. Wallingford+ b. 1843, d. 1920 Garland Wallingford+ b. 2 Feb 1845, d. 7 Oct 1906 Sarah Wallingford b. c 1847 Orrilla Wallingford+ b. c 1848 Jonathan Wallingford+ b. 1852, d. 1905

Mary Elizabeth Wallingford

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Father	Henry Wallingford
Mother	Abigail Perkins

Last Edited

5 Aug 2020

Birth*	Mary Elizabeth Wallingford was born on 25 February 1838 in Kittery, York County, MaineG.1
Marriage*	She married William F. Wells, son of Thomas Wells and Nancy A. Thayer, on 10 April 1861 in Charlestown, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG. William was a provision dealer and they were both living in Charlestown when they were married.2
	Charles Wallingford3 places her in the family of Henry Wallingford and Alice Young, but Shackford4 was unable to place her at all. He does say, however, that her father's name was Henry. This information apparently comes from her marriage record, which lists her parents' names as Henry Wallingford and Abigail Perkins. This couple can not be identified as yet in the genealogy. The only Henry of the correct age is the one who married Alice Young, but she doesn't appear with Henry and Alice in the 1850 census of Lebanon when she would have been only 12 years old. It's possible that her father never married Abigail Perkins and Mary grew up in her mother's household. They were living at 5 Ludlow Street in Boston during the 1900 census.

Children of Mary Elizabeth Wallingford and William F. Wells

Sarah Elizabeth Wells b. 13 Mar 1857 Mary Louisa Wells b. 12 Feb 1867 Abbie Anna Wells b. 13 Nov 1868

William F. Wells

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Father	Thomas Wells
Mother	Nancy A. Thayer

Last Edited

5 Aug 2020

Birth*	William F. Wells was born on 7 September 1837 in East Cambridge, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.1,2
Marriage*	He married Mary Elizabeth Wallingford, daughter of Henry Wallingford and Abigail Perkins, on 10 April 1861 in Charlestown, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG. William was a provision dealer and they were both living in Charlestown when they were married.3
Death*	William died on 11 September 1905 in Charlestown, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.1

Children of William F. Wells and Mary Elizabeth Wallingford

Sarah Elizabeth Wells b. 13 Mar 1857 Mary Louisa Wells b. 12 Feb 1867 Abbie Anna Wells b. 13 Nov 1868

Sarah Elizabeth Wells

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Father	William F. Wells b. 7 Sep 1837, d. 11 Sep 1905
Mother	Mary Elizabeth Wallingford b. 25 Feb 1838

Last Edited

5 Aug 2020

Birth*	Sarah Elizabeth Wells was born on 13 March 1857 in Charlestown, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.1,2
	She was unmarried and living with her parents at the age of 43 in the 1900 census of Boston.