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     John Howard Meserve was born at Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, on 15 February 1832.^3,4,1,5,2 He married, first, at Charlestown, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts,, on 11 October 1870, at age 38, Mary L Woods, age 41, daughter of Jonathan P Woods and Lucinda Parks, ceremony performed by Rev. William H. Alger, Boston.¹ An unknown person married second an unknown person at Charlestown, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, on 25 November 1873, widow of George Hills.^6,5 John Howard Meserve died s.p. At City Hospital, Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, on 14 March 1882 of a fractured spine at age 50.²
     He resided at Charlestown, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts. John was a carrier at East Somerville, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts. John Howard Meserve was a clerk on 12 June 1860.³ John Howard Meserve was an expressman on 29 July 1870.⁴ John Howard Meserve was a teamster on 11 October 1870.¹ He resided at Charlestown, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, on 11 October 1870.¹ John Howard Meserve was a teamster on 25 November 1873.⁵ He resided at Charlestown, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, on 25 November 1873.⁵ John Howard Meserve was an expressman on 2 June 1880.⁶ John Howard Meserve was an expressman on 14 March 1882.² He resided at 25 Austin St, Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, on 14 March 1882.²

     Mary L Woods was born at Hollis, Hillsborough Co, New Hampshire, in May 1829 (calculated from age at death).^3,1,2 She married at Charlestown, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts,, on 11 October 1870, at age 41, John Howard Meserve, age 38, son of John B Meserve and Izette Huntress, ceremony performed by Rev. William H. Alger, Boston.² Mary L Woods died at Ellsworth St, Somerville, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, on 8 December 1872 of cancer at age 43.¹
     Mary L Woods resided at Charlestown, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, on 11 October 1870.² She resided at Ellsworth St, Somerville, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, on 8 December 1872.¹

     Jonathan P Woods married Lucinda Parks.

     Lucinda Parks married Jonathan P Woods.

     Ellen N Hay was born at Charlestown, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, circa 25 April 1829 (calculated from age at death).^3,1,2 She married, first, George Hills. Ellen N Hay married, second, at Charlestown, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts,, on 25 November 1873, John Howard Meserve, age 41, son of John B Meserve and Izette Huntress, ceremony performed by Rev. W. W. Boyd.^3,1 Ellen N Hay died at Winchester Home, 10 Eden St (rear) 23 Austin St, Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, on 19 May 1905 of a cerebral hemorrhage.²

     Pierpont Hay Jr. was born at Stoneham, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts.³ He married at Wakefield, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts,, on 8 April 1816, Nancy Crocker, age 20.²

     Nancy Crocker was born at Stoneham, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, on 21 July 1795.^2,3 She married at Wakefield, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts,, on 8 April 1816, at age 20, Pierpont Hay Jr..⁴

     George Hills married Ellen N Hay, daughter of Pierpont Hay Jr. and Nancy Crocker.

     Lydia Ann Meserve was born at Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, on 16 June 1835.^1,2,3,4 She married at Charlestown, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts,, on 16 June 1869, at age 34, Granville A Siegars, age 30, son of Stephen Siegars and Mahala (?), ceremony performed by Rev. Geo. E. Ellis.¹ Lydia Ann Meserve died on 2 January 1919 at age 83.
     Lydia Ann Meserve resided at Charlestown, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, on 16 June 1869.⁵ On 23 October 1917, Lydia, widow of Granville Siegars, who served in Company I of the 18th New Hampshire Inf., filed for a Civil War widows pension from the state of Massachusetts.⁶

     Granville A Siegars was born at Dresden, Lincoln Co, Maine, on 30 January 1839.^2,3,1 He married at Charlestown, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts,, on 16 June 1869, at age 30, Lydia Ann Meserve, age 34, daughter of John B Meserve and Izette Huntress, ceremony performed by Rev. Geo. E. Ellis.¹ Granville A Siegars died at Parker, Turner Co, South Dakota, on 2 October 1917 at age 78.
     Granville A Siegars, enlisted in the Civil War on 21 July 1862.⁴ He, age 18th New Hampshire Inf., enlisted in the Civil War on 28 February 1865.⁵ He resided at Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, on 16 June 1869.¹ Granville A Siegars was a carpenter on 16 June 1869.¹ Granville was a carpenter at Somerville, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts. Granville A Siegars was a carpenter on 29 July 1870.² Granville A Siegars was a carpenter on 27 December 1871.⁶ He resided at 25 Austin St, Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, on 27 December 1871.⁶ On 10 February 1906 Granville Siegars applied for a Civil War invalid pension for service in Company I of the 18th New Hampshire Inf., filing from the state of South Dakota.⁷ He resided at Parker, Turner Co, South Dakota, on 18 April 1910.³ Granville A Siegars was a builder of all classes of buildings on 18 April 1910.³ He resided at Parker, Turner Co, South Dakota. On 23 October 1917, Lydia, widow of Granville Siegars, who served in Company I of the 18th New Hampshire Inf., filed for a Civil War widows pension from the state of Massachusetts.⁷

     Stephen Siegars married Mahala (?).

     Mahala (?) married Stephen Siegars.

     James Monroe Frost was born at New Castle, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, on 12 July 1818.^5,6,1,2 He married at Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts,, on 5 November 1843, at age 25, Eliza M Huntress, age 25, daughter of Capt. George Huntress and Anna Trundy Tredick.⁷ James Monroe Frost died at Cambridge, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, on 27 February 1885 of pneumonia at age 66.^7,2
     James Monroe Frost was a building constructor at Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, in 1839.⁷ He resided at 11 Auburn St, Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, on 12 March 1850.¹ James Monroe Frost was a carpenter on 12 March 1850.¹ He resided at Charlestown, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts.⁷ He resided at 13 Hubbard Avenue, North Cambridge, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, between 1873 and 1880.^7,6 James Monroe Frost was a builder in 1880.⁶ James Monroe Frost was a builder on 27 February 1885.²

     Capt. John Frost was born at New Castle, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, on 27 January 1783.^1,2 He married on 6 January 1806, at age 22, Jane White.¹ Capt. John Frost died on 29 November 1842 at age 59.¹
     Capt. John Frost was a sea captain.¹ He resided at New Castle, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire.¹

     Jane White was born at New Castle, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire.² She married on 6 January 1806, Capt. John Frost, age 22.¹

     Eugene Frost was born at Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, on 1 August 1844.^1,2 He married at Charlestown, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts,, on 20 July 1870, at age 25, Annabel Homans, age 26, daughter of Thomas Homans and Elizabeth Lamb, ceremony performed by Rev. William C. Child, Boston.³ Eugene Frost died in 1891.
     He resided at Alameda, Alameda Co, California. Eugene was a accountant at Charlestown, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts. Eugene Frost was a bookkeeper on 20 July 1870.¹ He resided at Charlestown, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, on 20 July 1870.¹ Eugene Frost was a bookkeeper on 17 March 1871.² He resided at Charlestown, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, on 17 March 1871.²

     Thomas Homans married Elizabeth Lamb.

     Elizabeth Lamb married Thomas Homans.

     Eliza Huntress Frost was born at 11 Auburn St, Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, on 2 March 1850.^2,1
     Eliza Huntress Frost resided as an inmate at Winchester Home for Aged Women, 10 Eden Street, Charlestown, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, in 1930.³

     Annabel Homans was born or 7 Dec 1842 at Augusta, Kennebec Co, Maine, on 6 December 1843.^1,2,3 She married at Charlestown, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts,, on 20 July 1870, at age 26, Eugene Frost, age 25, son of James Monroe Frost and Eliza M Huntress, ceremony performed by Rev. William C. Child, Boston.⁴ Annabel Homans died at Malden, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, on 22 November 1873 of consumption at age 29.²
     Annabel Homans was also known as Anna B.⁵ Annabel Homans was also known as Anna H.² She resided at Malden, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, on 22 November 1873.²

     Patience Hearl was born after 1724. She was baptized at Kittery, York Co, Maine, on 4 July 1727 by Rev. Jeremiah Wise.^2,1 She married at South Berwick, York Co, Maine,, on 17 March 1757, George Huntress, age 23, son of Lieut. Christopher Huntress and Mary Chick, and sister of his brother Darling's wife Love, ceremony performed by Rev. Jacob Foster.^3,4,1,5
     Patience, wife of George Huntress, owned the Covenant at First Church, Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 19 November 1758.⁶ Patience the wife of George Huntress was received into full communion First Church, Berwick, York Co, Maine 28 July 1776.⁷

     Elizabeth Huntress was baptized at First Church, Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 19 November 1758 by Rev. Jacob Foster.¹ She died after 1832.
     Elizabeth Huntress was living unm. (1832).²

     Sarah Huntress was baptized at First Church, Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 26 August 1759 by Rev. Jacob Foster.¹ She (of Berwick) married at First Church, South Berwick, York Co, Maine,, on 7 December 1783, at age 24, John Hanson Stiles, age 27, of Somersworth, son of William Stiles and Lydia Hanson, ceremony performed by Rev. John Thompson.^2,3,4 Sarah Huntress died after 1800.

     George Huntress was born at South Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 4 December 1760.^2,3 He was baptized at First Church, Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 3 March 1761 by Rev. Jacob Foster.¹ He married at First Church, South Berwick, York Co, Maine,, on 17 February 1785, at age 24, Jane Warren, age 21, daughter of James Warren and Elizabeth Hasty, and sister of his cousin Maj. Darling's wife Mary, and sister of his cousin Keziah's husband Aaron, and sister of his cousin William's wife Elizabeth Rhoda, ceremony performed by Rev. John Thompson.^4,5,6,7 George Huntress died at Lyman, York Co, Maine, on 29 February 1820 at age 59.^2,3,8 He was buried at Portland Street Cemetery. North West side, Agamenticus, South Berwick, York Co, Maine.⁸
     Information about their family is from their family record in possession, 1920, of Sarah L.⁷ Huntress, of South Berwick, ME.² He resided at York, York Co, Maine, in 1788.² He was listed in the Massachusetts and Maine 1798 Direct Tax (1 house, 20 perches, $170; and 18 acres, $54) on 1 October 1798 at Berwick, York Co, Maine.⁹ George Huntress was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census at Coxhall, York Co, Maine. In his family were three males less than 10 years of age (James, George and John), one between 10 and 16 (Ivory), one between 26 and 45 (George), three females less than 10 years of age (Rachel, Jane and Elizabeth, 11), and one between 26 and 45 (Jane). Apparently, Statira was not enumerated.¹⁰ George Huntress was a yeoman at Lyman, York Co, Maine, in 1803.² In 1807 they conveyed land "which belonged to our honored father James Warren of Berwick."¹¹ Under his father's will he had 31 acres at York, ME.² George Huntress was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census at Lyman, York Co, Maine. In his family were two males less than 10 years of age (Frederick and William), two between 10 and 16 (Mark and George), three between 16 and 26 (James, John, and Ivory), one 45 and over (George), one female less than 10 years of age (Armine), one between 10 and 16 (Jane), three between 16 and 26 (Elizabeth, Rachel and Statira), and one 45 and over (Jane).¹² Administration on his estate, insolvent, was granted on 8 May 1820 to Jane Huntress, his widow, of Lyman, ME, Nathan Smith and William Warren of Lyman sureties.²

     Mehitable Huntress was baptized at First Church, Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 14 November 1762 by Rev. Jacob Foster.¹ She married at First Church, South Berwick, York Co, Maine,, on 30 April 1790, at age 27, Thomas Marr, (both) of Berwick, son of Surplus Marr and Rachael Chesley, and brother of her sister Lydia's husband William, ceremony performed by Rev. John Tompson.^2,3,4,5,6,7 Mehitable Huntress died after 1800.

     Lydia Huntress was born at South Berwick, York Co, Maine, in 1764.¹ She married at Second Church, Berwick, York Co, Maine,, on 16 April 1786, William Marr, (both) of Berwick, son of Surplus Marr and Sarah Hammett, and brother of her sister Mehitable's husband Thomas, ceremony performed by Rev. Matthew Merriam.^2,1,3,4 Lydia Huntress died s.p. On 15 August 1851.¹
     Her will dated 27 June 1835, proved 6 Oct 1851, mentions her Betsey Hunt [sic], William Marr son of Oliver, William Marr Bennett, son of Reuben and Mindwell, to whom she devised all her real estate, William Whitehouse, son of Alexander and Hannah, and George Bragdon. Moses Cooper, named as executor, renounced and William Marr Bennett as next of kin was appointed administrator, Jeremiah Goodwin and Moses Bennett, sureties.^5,1 Lydia was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census at South Berwick, York Co, Maine.⁶

     Elisha Huntress was born at South Berwick, York Co, Maine, circa 1765.¹ He was baptized at First Church, Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 8 June 1766 by Rev. Jacob Foster.² He died after 1830.
     By his father's will he had the homestead at Berwick, Me, and lands in York, Me, and was executor.^3,4 Elisha Huntress was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census at Berwick, York Co, Maine. In his family were one male 45 and over (Elisha), and two females 45 and over (unk).¹ He was living 1817 apparently unm., for no wife joins in his deed, and probably died unm.^3,4 Elisha Huntress was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census at South Berwick, York Co, Maine. In his family were one male over 45 years of age (Elisha), and one female 26-45 (unk).⁵ Elisha Huntress was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census at South Berwick, York Co, Maine. In his family were one male between 60 and 70 (Elisha), and one female between 40 and 50 (unk).⁶

     Jane Warren was born at Kittery, York Co, Maine, on 4 March 1763.^3,1,4,5 She was baptized on 7 July 1763.² She married at First Church, South Berwick, York Co, Maine,, on 17 February 1785, at age 21, George Huntress, age 24, son of George Huntress and Patience Hearl, and sister of his cousin Maj. Darling's wife Mary, and sister of his cousin Keziah's husband Aaron, and sister of his cousin William's wife Elizabeth Rhoda, ceremony performed by Rev. John Thompson.^6,7,2,8 Jane Warren died at South Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 9 March 1842 at age 79.^9,10,5 She was buried at Portland Street Cemetery. North West side, Agamenticus, South Berwick, York Co, Maine.¹¹
     Jane Warren was also known as Jean.¹² Jane "widow" Jane Huntress was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census at Lyman, York Co, Maine. In her family were one male 10-16 years of age (William), one 16-18 (Frederick D.), two 16-26 (George and Mark), one female under 10 (Armine Dame, 15), one 16-26 (Jane), one over 45 (Jane).¹³

     Capt. Ivory Huntress was born at South Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 15 October 1785.¹ He married at Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts,, on 27 November 1814, at age 29, Ann Wardwell.^2,3 Capt. Ivory Huntress died at New York City, New York Co, New York, on 25 February 1825 at age 39.⁴ He was buried at Forest Grove Cemetery, North Lebanon, York Co, Maine.¹
     Capt. Ivory Huntress was a master mariner.⁵ He resided at Biddeford, York Co, Maine.⁵ He resided at Portland, Cumberland Co, Maine, in 1810.⁵ He resided at Buxton, York Co, Maine, in 1817.⁵ He resided at Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, in 1821.⁵

     Statira Huntress was born at South Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 4 April 1787.¹ She died unm. At South Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 28 November 1845 at age 58.^2,1,3 She was buried at Portland Street Cemetery. North West side, Agamenticus, South Berwick, York Co, Maine.^1,4
     Her will at South Berwick, York Co, Maine, dated 22 November 1845, proved 2 Feb. 1846, mentions her brother William, his wife Eliza and daughter Sarah Leah, and niece Jane E. daughter of her brother James.³