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Sarah Hadlock

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Last Edited

15 Jan 1999

Birth*	Sarah Hadlock was born.
Marriage*	She married Francis George.

Child of Sarah Hadlock and Francis George

Benjamin George+ b. 11 Oct 1704, d. 22 Oct 1754

Ebenezer Harris

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Last Edited

27 Nov 1999

Birth*	Ebenezer Harris was born.
Marriage*	He married second Lydia Brown after 11 February 1748/49. The intention of marriage between Ebenezer Harris and "the widdow lidia Warrensford" was filed in Lancaster, Mass. on 11 February 1748/9.1

Judge John Hill

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Father	Capt. John Hill
Mother	Mary Frost

Last Edited

14 Mar 2001

Marriage*	He married Elizabeth Gerrish.
Birth*	Judge John Hill was born in 1703.
Death*	John died on 2 March 1772.

Children of Judge John Hill and Elizabeth Gerrish

Abigail Hill+ b. 31 Jul 1729, d. 10 Jun 1805 Eunice Hill+ b. 1739

Elizabeth Gerrish

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Last Edited

14 Mar 2001

Birth*	Elizabeth Gerrish was born.
Marriage*	She married Judge John Hill, son of Capt. John Hill and Mary Frost.
Death*	Elizabeth died on 2 January 1763.

Children of Elizabeth Gerrish and Judge John Hill

Abigail Hill+ b. 31 Jul 1729, d. 10 Jun 1805 Eunice Hill+ b. 1739

Thomas Goodwin

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Last Edited

17 Apr 1999

Birth*	Thomas Goodwin was born.
Marriage*	He married Mehitable Plaisted.

Child of Thomas Goodwin and Mehitable Plaisted

James Goodwin+ b. probably in the 1690s

Mehitable Plaisted

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Last Edited

15 Jan 1999

Birth*	Mehitable Plaisted was born.
Marriage*	She married Thomas Goodwin.

Child of Mehitable Plaisted and Thomas Goodwin

James Goodwin+ b. probably in the 1690s

Capt. Benjamin Wentworth

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Father

Ezekiel Wentworth b. c 1651, d. 1712

Last Edited

6 Feb 2006

Birth*	Capt. Benjamin Wentworth was born.
Marriage*	He married Elizabeth Leighton.

Children of Capt. Benjamin Wentworth and Elizabeth Leighton

Mark Wentworth+ Col. John Wentworth+ b. 30 Mar 1719, d. 17 May 1781 Elizabeth Wentworth+ b. 1721 Mary Wentworth+ b. 29 Jul 1725, d. 10 Dec 1815

Elizabeth Leighton

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Last Edited

7 Jan 2000

Birth*	Elizabeth Leighton was born.
Marriage*	She married Capt. Benjamin Wentworth, son of Ezekiel Wentworth.

Children of Elizabeth Leighton and Capt. Benjamin Wentworth

Mark Wentworth+ Col. John Wentworth+ b. 30 Mar 1719, d. 17 May 1781 Elizabeth Wentworth+ b. 1721 Mary Wentworth+ b. 29 Jul 1725, d. 10 Dec 1815

Mary Shackley

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Last Edited

16 Jan 1999

Birth*	Mary Shackley was born.
Marriage*	She married Samuel Lord.

Child of Mary Shackley and Samuel Lord

Samuel Lord III+ b. 8 Feb 1735/36, d. 17 May 1773

John Cushing

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Last Edited

21 Dec 2000

Birth*	John Cushing was born.
Marriage*	He married Deborah Barker.

Child of John Cushing and Deborah Barker

John Cushing+ b. 23 Jan 1743, d. 19 Feb 1822

Deborah Barker

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Last Edited

21 Dec 2000

Birth*	Deborah Barker was born.
Marriage*	She married John Cushing.

Child of Deborah Barker and John Cushing

John Cushing+ b. 23 Jan 1743, d. 19 Feb 1822

John Emerson

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Last Edited

19 Dec 2007

Birth*	John Emerson was born.
Marriage*	He married second Abigail Savory, daughter of Chase Savory and Priscilla Hardy, on 16 June 1801 in Bradford, Essex County, MassachusettsG. The church record of their marriage calls her "Mrs." Abigail Wallingford.1

Thomas Wood

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Father	Moses Wood b. 1716, d. 1799
Mother	Mehitable Stickney

Last Edited

11 Feb 2006

Birth*	Thomas Wood was born on 8 April 1744 in Bradford, Essex County, MassachusettsG.1
Marriage*	He married second Sarah (?) on 25 February 1796 in Bradford, Essex County, MassachusettsG. Thomas Wood was the son of Moses Wood and Mehitable Stickney and was born in Bradford on 8 April 1744 and died there 13 June 1813. He was first married to Alice Bailey in Bradford on 8 July 1770. Alice was born in Bradford, 25 February 1746 to Joseph Bailey and Elizabeth Boynton and died 23 or 25 February 1795 in Bradford. Thomas and Alice had several children born in Bradford.23
Death*	Thomas died on 13 June 1813 in Bradford, Essex County, MassachusettsG.4

John Edwards

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Last Edited

6 Jan 2001

Birth*	John Edwards was born.
Marriage*	He married Elizabeth Crockett.
Death*	John died in 1756.

Child of John Edwards and Elizabeth Crockett

John Edwards III+ b. 28 Oct 1738, d. 17 Sep 1789

Elizabeth Crockett

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Last Edited

16 Jan 1999

Birth*	Elizabeth Crockett was born.
Marriage*	She married John Edwards.

Child of Elizabeth Crockett and John Edwards

John Edwards III+ b. 28 Oct 1738, d. 17 Sep 1789

Martha Edwards

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Father	John Edwards III b. 28 Oct 1738, d. 17 Sep 1789
Mother	Jemima Wallingford b. 25 Dec 1742, d. 28 Aug 1792

Last Edited

6 Jan 2001

Birth*	Martha Edwards was born on 15 May 1777 in Haverhill, Essex County, MassachusettsG.1
Death*	Martha died on 29 December 1777 in Haverhill, Essex County, MassachusettsG.2

Daniel Wallingford

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Father	Daniel Wallingford d. 21 May 1850
Mother	Lydia Wallingford

Last Edited

4 Aug 2020

Birth*	Daniel Wallingford was born circa 1825 in Lebanon, York County, MaineG. (Based on the 1850 and 1860 censuses of Lebanon, Maine.) Chamberlain only speculates that he belongs in this family. Shackford listed him with the unconnected branches of the family. He clearly belongs somewhere in the muddied Lebanon branch of the family, and his presence here as son of Daniel should not be considered any kind of proof of relationship. But since his 'father' is unconnected as well, they can remain together for the time being.1,2
Marriage*	He married first Jane Wallingford, daughter of William B. Wallingford and Joanna Pierce, on 6 August 1847 in Berwick, York County, MaineG. They were both living in Berwick when they got married. Their relationship cannot be determined at present because Daniel's family hasn't been connected to the immigrant line yet.3
Marriage*	He married second?, Abigail F. Jacobs, on 29 March 1868, in Sanford, York County, MaineG.4,5
Death*	Daniel Wallingford died before his wife died in 1902. She was said to be a widow on her death record.
	In the 1850 census of Lebanon Daniel was a 25-year old farmer born in Maine and living on a small piece of land worth $130. Living with him was Jane, 24, born Maine who is presumably his wife and Nancy, age 6 born in Maine, who is presumably a daughter. In 1860 Daniel and Jane were still living in Lebanon, and Daniel's occupation was given as "farm laborer". His real property was worth $50 and his personal property $40, which indicates that the family was quite poor.6      In 1870 Daniel is found in Lebanon living with his second wife Abigail F. His age was given as 40, born in Maine, when our Daniel should have been 45, and next door is the family of Charles and Clarissa Jacobs. Abigail was only 18 years old and they had a child Lucy A. Wallingford, aged 9 months, living with them.      Shackford makes no mention of a second wife and states that Daniel's wife Jane died 9 April 1902 in Rochester. This death record should be checked to see if she is the same person. Perhaps they divorced, or she was married to a different Wallingford. Shackford does say that Lucy A. Wallingford was the daughter of Daniel and Abby (Jacobs) Wallingford, and his information may have come from Lucy's marriage certificate.7      Shackford also places a daughter Nancy Jane in this family, born between William and Harriet, then on the next page calls her Jane and her age at death would have her born in 1844 when their first child Nancy was born.8 We will assume them to be one and the same and that Nancy either had the middle name of Jane or took the name of Jane later in life. In the Nov 1903 record of their daughter Lucy's second marriage, where it recorded her parents, it said that Daniel resided in Sanford, Maine while Abbie was living in Springvale, Maine. So perhaps they were divorced at this time?

Children of Daniel Wallingford and Jane Wallingford

Nancy (Jane?) Wallingford+ b. 24 Jan 1844, d. 27 Feb 1909 Unnamed Wallingford b. 18 Dec 1849 Olive Wallingford b. c 1851 William Wallingford b. c 1853?, d. 15 Jul 1906 Harriet Wallingford b. c 1859

Children of Daniel Wallingford and Abigail F. Jacobs

Lucy C. Wallingford b. c 1869 Otis Wallingford+ b. 17 Sep 1872, d. 20 Oct 1950 Hosea Wallingford+ b. 14 Apr 1877

Jane Wallingford

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Father	William B. Wallingford b. c 1795, d. 20 Oct 1859
Mother	Joanna Pierce b. 1793

Last Edited

13 Jan 2009

Birth*	Jane Wallingford was born on 6 February 1823, reportedly in Rochester, Strafford County, New HampshireG. Shackford says she was born in Lebanon, Maine.1,2
Marriage*	She married Daniel Wallingford, son of Daniel Wallingford and Lydia Wallingford, on 6 August 1847, in Berwick, York County, MaineG. They were both living in Berwick when they got married. Their relationship cannot be determined at present because Daniel's family hasn't been connected to the immigrant line yet..3
Death*	Jane died of apoplexy on 9 April 1902 in Rochester, Strafford County, New HampshireG.4

Children of Jane Wallingford and Daniel Wallingford

Nancy (Jane?) Wallingford+ b. 24 Jan 1844, d. 27 Feb 1909 Unnamed Wallingford b. 18 Dec 1849 Olive Wallingford b. c 1851 William Wallingford b. c 1853?, d. 15 Jul 1906 Harriet Wallingford b. c 1859

Nancy (Jane?) Wallingford

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Father	Daniel Wallingford b. c 1825, d. before his wife died in 1902
Mother	Jane Wallingford b. 6 Feb 1823, d. 9 Apr 1902

Last Edited

21 Feb 2000

Birth*	Nancy (Jane?) Wallingford was born on 24 January 1844 in Rochester, Strafford County, New HampshireG. Place of birth is from her daughter Ida's death record. Nancy was age 6 in the 1850 census and 19 in the 1860 census. Her birthdate is calculated from her age at death. She appears to have been born before her parents were married.
Marriage*	She married Atlas B. Howard on 30 March 1862 in Strafford, Strafford County, New HampshireG.1
Death*	Nancy died on 27 February 1909 in Rochester, Strafford County, New HampshireG.1
	Shackford calls her Nancy in one place, then adds a "sister" Nancy Jane and follows her with just plain Jane.2 I believe they are all the same person and perhaps Nancy went by Jane later in life. On her daughter Annie's birth certificate and her daugher Ida's death certificate she is referred to as "N.J."      Their daughter Annie was their 6th child according to the source for her birth record, so other children are still missing at this point.

Children of Nancy (Jane?) Wallingford and Atlas B. Howard

Josephine Howard Ida W. Howard b. c Dec 1871, d. 5 Apr 1892 Annie Howard b. 17 Apr 1889

Unnamed Wallingford

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Father	Daniel Wallingford b. c 1825, d. before his wife died in 1902
Mother	Jane Wallingford b. 6 Feb 1823, d. 9 Apr 1902

Last Edited

9 Mar 1999

Birth*	Unnamed Wallingford was born on 18 December 1849 in Lebanon, York County, MaineG.1,2
	This child, whose birth was mentioned in the account book of Dr. Samuel W. Jones simply as "child of Daniel Wallingford", may be the daughter Olive, whose age was given as nine in the 1860 census.

Charlotte Wallingford

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Last Edited

24 Dec 2000

Birth*	Charlotte Wallingford was born circa 1832 in Lebanon, York County, MaineG. She was 18 in the 1850 census.1
Marriage*	She married Ebenezer Wallingford, son of Unconnected Individuals, after 8 December 1852. They filed their intention in Lebanon and Berwick, Maine on that date. Ebenezer was from Berwick and Charlotte was from Lebanon at the time. When and where (and if) they were actually married is unknown at present.2,3
	She appears in the family of Stephen and Mercy Wallingford in the 1850 census of Lebanon, Maine as an 18-year old, born in Maine.4 She is listed at the end of the family, after several other children aged 2 through 16, so it's possible that she was from a different Wallingford family and only boarding there. Her age of 18 would have her being born before her parents' marriage, which is another indication that she may belong elsewhere.

Levina Wallingford

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Father	Stephen Wallingford b. c 1809
Mother	Mercy Wallingford b. 15 Mar 1803?, d. 20 Mar 1904

Last Edited

9 Oct 2011

Birth*	Levina Wallingford was born about 1836-39, probably in Lebanon, York County, MaineG.1
Marriage*	She married James Goodwin (intention) 3 September 1859 in Somersworth, Strafford County, New HampshireG. She was "of Lebanon" and he was "of Wells", Maine.2
	Her parentage comes from the 1850 and 1860 censuses of Lebanon, Maine. The statement that she married James Goodwin is based on pure guesswork and needs much more research. The evidence, flimsy as it is, is based on the presence of James and Lovina Goodwin in the 1860 census of Farmington, N.H.3. Lovina is 23 in that census, which is the correct age, but there is also a Eunice Wallingford, age 20, living with them, and Eunice is the correct age to be the Lebanon Levina's sister. Both were born in Maine according to the census. The fact that they were recorded in the 1860 census of both Lebanon and Farmington is irrelevant. That often happened when the informant for a census record was a non-family member who might not have realized that two of the daughters had moved away recently. She was no longer with her parents in the 1870 census of Lebanon.      Her husband James Goodwin was probably married once before, as in the 1860 census he has two apparent children living with him: William1H., age 9 born in N.H., and Caroline E., age 5, born in Mass. These two were born before he married Lovina so are probably from a first wife, assuming they are actually his children and not just younger siblings, a niece and nephew, or other relation.

Giles Wallingford

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Father	Stephen Wallingford b. c 1809
Mother	Mercy Wallingford b. 15 Mar 1803?, d. 20 Mar 1904

Last Edited

9 Oct 2011

Birth*

Giles Wallingford was born about 1845-48, probably in Lebanon, York County, MaineG. He was 2 in the 1850 census, yet in the 1860 census he was 15 and older than his brother Tappin. One censustaker apparently had them confused. Chamberlain's "Lebanon Genealogies" says that his brother Tappin was born 12 October 1845, which is surely based on information taken from the account book of Dr. Samuel W. Jones of Lebanon, which contained records of 100 births in town. It records the birth of a child of Stephen Wallingford on that date. Chamberlain apparently only consulted the 1850 census for his work, so seeing that Tappin was 4 in that census assumed that he must be the child born on that date. He never saw the reversal of their ages in the 1860 census, so in reality this birth date could apply to either Tappin or to Giles. Further research is needed.1,2

He may be the Giles Wallingford, age 18, a resident of Somersworth, N.H. who enlisted during the Civil War on 21 October 1861, and was mustered into the 7th N.H. Regiment, Co. D, on November 6th as a private. This Giles deserted on 1 November 1862.3 If he is one in the same then he likely lied about his age on his military enlistment application, which may explain his later desertion.      He wasn't living with his parents in the 1870 census.

Giles Wallingford

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Last Edited

29 Dec 2006

Birth*	Giles Wallingford was born circa 1825 in Lebanon, York County, MaineG. (Calculated from the 1850 census.)1
Marriage*	He married first Malinda Wallingford, daughter of Jonathan Wallingford and Rachel Knox, on 14 July 1850 in Berwick, York County, MaineG. Their marriage intention was filed in Lebanon, Maine on 27 January 18492 and in Berwick, Maine the next day.3 Giles was from Lebanon and Melinda from Berwick at the time they were married. They may have ended up getting divorced soon after the wedding since Giles married again six months later, and a year and a half before Melinda died.4
Marriage*	He married second Margaret Ann Bean, who may be the daughter of John Bean and Ann (?), on 15 January 1851 in Somersworth, Strafford County, New HampshireG.1
Death*	Giles died probably by July 1860.5
	Giles' place in the genealogy is unknown, but it is very likely that he is a member of the currently confused Lebanon, Maine branch of the family that descends from John Wallingford and Lydia Garland. John and Lydia moved from Rochester, N.H. to Lebanon, Maine in the decade before the Revolutionary War and had several sons, each of whom had several sons of their own. Giles is probably their great-grandson or great-great grandson.      In the 1850 census of Somersworth, N.H. Giles, a 25-year old labourer born in Maine, and Malinda, 22, born Maine, are living in the household of Samuel and Ann (Wallingford) Randall. Also with them is a Martha J. Wallingford, 16, born in Maine, who may be a sister of Giles. It is probably likely that Ann (Wallingford) Randall is the sister of either Giles or his wife Malinda, but it is has thus far not been possible to determine the relationship.      The names of their two children come from a document handed down by a family member with a family heirloom sugar bowl. This note was written by the wife of Roland Wallingford, who was the son of George. The note reads: "This Mulberry sugar bowl belonged to the mother of Margaret Ann Bean who was married to Giles Wallingford. Said Margaret had two children, namely, George and Malinda. "George Wallingford married Sarah Kincaid. They had a family of eight children, the eldest daughter was Edna who married Marshal Yokell. "This sugar bowl and pitcher is to be given to Phyllis Allen a daughter of Edna Wallingford Yokell.                     The Mulberry Sugar Bowl "In the olden days sugar was a luxury and was used only when guests were present or on special occasions. It was hoarded carefully. "One day when the grandparents of George and Malinda Wallingford were absent, the children, who made their home with their grandparents, decided that they would help themselves to some sugar. Taking a spoon, they climbed to the cupboard where the Mulberry sugar bowl was kept. Malinda being the girl reached in and took the first spoonful. Alas! The grandmother had anticipated what might happen and had filled the sugar bowl with Epsom salts. They never got in the sugar bowl again."      George and Malinda were living with a Bean family, presumably their grandparents, in the 1860 census of Mercer, Maine. George, age 7, and Malinda, age 5, were both said to have been born in New Hampshire. They were in the household of John and Ann Bean, and also living with them was 25-year-old Ann Wallingford (spelled Walingford in the census) who is likely their mother. This would indicate that Giles either died or they were divorced at some point before the census was taken on 5 July 1860.6,7,8

Children of Giles Wallingford and Margaret Ann Bean

George William Wallingford+ b. in February, about 1854, d. probably before 1926 Malinda Wallingford b. 6 Feb 1855, d. 3 May 1875

William Longley III

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Last Edited

12 Feb 2006

Birth*	William Longley III was born.
Marriage*	He married Miriam Bigelow, daughter of Aaron Bigelow and Lucy Wallingford, on 29 May 1811 in Groton, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG. At present it is unproven that this marriage pertains to our William Longley.1

Rebecca Ransford

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Last Edited

7 Jan 2000

Birth*	Rebecca Ransford was born in 1772.1
Marriage*	She married Elijah Pierce, son of Samuel Pierce and Lucy Wallingford, on 19 February 1797.1
Death*	Rebecca died on 8 May 1804 in Groton, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.2

Benjamin Hadley

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Last Edited

8 Jan 2003

Birth*	Benjamin Hadley was born in Lexington, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.
Marriage*	He married Mercy Ann Hall.

Child of Benjamin Hadley and Mercy Ann Hall

Annie Dexter Hadley+ b. 25 Oct 1867, d. 6 Feb 1960

Mercy Ann Hall

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Last Edited

18 Jan 1999

Birth*	Mercy Ann Hall was born.
Marriage*	She married Benjamin Hadley.

Child of Mercy Ann Hall and Benjamin Hadley

Annie Dexter Hadley+ b. 25 Oct 1867, d. 6 Feb 1960

Ichabod G. Hodsdon

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Father	James Hodsdon
Mother	Dorothy Wallingford b. c 1800

Last Edited

18 Jan 1999

Birth*	Ichabod G. Hodsdon was born on 18 February 1819. (Calculated from age at death.)
Death*	Ichabod died on 28 February 1900 in Berwick, York County, MaineG.1

Charles N. Fifield

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Last Edited

18 Jan 1999

Birth*	Charles N. Fifield was born.
Marriage*	He married Unknown Lord.

Child of Charles N. Fifield and Unknown Lord

Mary Fifield+ b. c 1837, d. 6 Mar 1896