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     Susan Lord died s.p.. They had an adopted daughter Arlesta; d. s.p.; m. Henry Libby of Cornish, ME, farmer.¹ She married, first, at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine,, her first cousin² Isaac Lord, of Parsonsfield, ME, farmer, son of Richard Lord and Lydia Bennet.¹ Susan Lord married, secondly, Nathaniel Barker, of Cornish, ME, farmer.¹ Susan Lord was born at Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 5 June 1807.^1,3

     Isaac Lord married at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine,, his first cousin² Susan Lord, of Parsonsfield, ME, farmer, daughter of John Lord and Sarah Huntress.¹ Isaac Lord was born at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine, on 10 September 1806.¹ He died before 1850.³

     Nathaniel Barker married Susan Lord, of Cornish, ME, farmer, daughter of John Lord and Sarah Huntress.¹ Nathaniel Barker was born at Cornish, York Co, Maine, circa 1795.^1,2 He died on 22 June 1873.¹

     Tobias Lord died in infancy.^1,2 He was born at Berwick, York Co, Maine, on 31 October 1809.^1,2

     Sarah Lord was born at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine, on 14 December 1811.^1,2 She died unm. On 30 May 1881 at age 69.^1,2
     Sarah Lord was also known as Sally.²

     Mary Lord was born ¹ at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine, on 14 August 1814.^2,3 She married as his second wife at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine,, on 16 December 1847, at age 33, William Stimson, of Limerick, ME.^2,4,3
     They had an adopted daughter Arlesta, d. s.p.; m. Henry Libby of Cornish, Me, farmer.

     William Stimson was born circa 1791.¹ He married as his second wife at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine,, on 16 December 1847, Mary Lord, age 33, of Limerick, ME, daughter of John Lord and Sarah Huntress.^1,2,3 William Stimson died on 3 September 1871.¹

     John Fabyan Huntress was born at Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, on 7 November 1775.^2,3 He was baptized at Church of Newington, Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, on 16 November 1779 by Rev. Joseph Adams.¹ He married say 1800, Phebe Russell, daughter of Thomas Chandler Russell and Sarah (?).³ John Fabyan Huntress died on 13 September 1852 at age 76.³ He was buried at Huntress-Pratt Cemetery, Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine, Inscription reads:
"JOHN HUNTRESS / DIED / Sept. 13, 1852 / Ae. 76 yrs. 10 m 6 days."
     His farm in the north west corner of Parsonsfield, Me, on the south bank of the Ossipee river, was owned, 1920, by his granddaughter Idella M.⁷ (Huntress) Stewart.³ John Fabyan Huntress was a cordwainer at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine, in 1800.³ John Huntress was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine. In his family were five males under 10 (Robert, John, Frederic, James and Nathan), one between 26 and 45 (John), and one female between 26 and 45 (Phebe).⁴ In 1812 John Fabyan Huntress conveyed property to and Phebe his wife conveyed lands devised to her by her father Thomas Chandler Russell late of North Yarmouth, ME.⁵ John Huntress was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine. In his family were two males under 10 years of age (Thomas and Silas), two between 10 and 16 (Frederic and James), one between 16 and 26 (Robert or John), one over 45 (John Fabyan, 44), one female under 10 (Sarah), and one between 26 and 45 (Phebe).⁶ John Huntress was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine. In his family were one male between 15 and 20 (Silas), one between 20 and 30 (James), one between 50 and 60 (John), one female less than 5 (Eliza), one between 15 and 20 (Sarah, 13), one between 20 and 30 (unk), and one between 40 and 50 (Phebe). Not listed were Mary, 9, and Thomas, 19, and Frederick, 25, who was probably at sea.⁷ John F. Huntress was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine. In his family were one male between 5 and 10 years of age (unk), one between 60 and 70 (John), one female between 15 and 20 (Mary), and one between 50 and 60 (Phebe). Eliza and Sarah were not enumerated.⁸ "John Huntress and wife, Phebe, came [to Parsonsfield] about 1800. He was born in Newington in 1775 and she at North Yarmouth in 1783."⁹

     Hannah Huntress was born at Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, on 30 May 1777.¹ She was baptized at Church of Newington, Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, on 16 November 1779 by Rev. Joseph Adams.² She died probably before 2 August 1790.³

     Thomas Huntress was born at Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, circa 1779. He was baptized at First Church, Dover, Strafford Co, New Hampshire, on 20 November 1785 by Rev. Jeremy Belknap, D.D. at Dover.¹ He died before 1790.

     William Huntress was born at Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, circa 1781.² He was baptized at First Church, Dover, Strafford Co, New Hampshire, on 20 November 1785 by Rev. Jeremy Belknap, D.D. at Dover.³

     Elizabeth Huntress was born at Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, on 23 August 1782. She was baptized at First Church, Dover, Strafford Co, New Hampshire, on 20 November 1785 by Rev. Jeremy Belknap, D.D. at Dover.¹ She married at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine,, on 1 September 1805, at age 23, Wadleigh Cram, age 31.² Elizabeth Huntress died s.p. On 10 January 1810 at age 27.

     Nathan Huntress was baptized at First Church, Dover, Strafford Co, New Hampshire, on 20 November 1785 by Rev. Jeremy Belknap, D.D. at Dover.¹ He died unm. on 5 October 1869 at age 83.
     Nathan Huntress was a farmer at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine. Nathan Huntress was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine. In his household were one male over 45 years of age (Nathan), five females under 10, and one between 26 and 45.² He left a will dated 11 April 1861 which gave all his estate to his unmarried nieces Sarah and Nancy Lord, daughters of Sarah⁵ (Huntress) Lord supra.^3,4

     Wadleigh Cram was born on 26 March 1774. He married at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine,, on 1 September 1805, at age 31, Elizabeth Huntress, age 23, daughter of Nathan Huntress and Susanna Chick.¹ Wadleigh Cram died on 10 August 1821 at age 47.
     Wadleigh was a merchant at Parsonsfield, York Co, Maine. The dates of birth and death of Wadleigh Cram and "Betsey Huntress his wife" are from tombstones on the Cram farm on the Middle Road, Parsonsfield. There is no administration on his or her estate in the York County probate court and no record of any children.

     A Child Huntress was baptized at Church of Newington, Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, after 20 November 1785.¹ A Child Huntress died young.

     John Pickering was born say 1719. He married at Church of Newington, Newington, New Hampshire,, on 28 August 1740, Mary Nutter ceremony performed by Rev. Joseph Adams.²
     John Pickering owned the Covenant and was baptized at Church of Newington, Newington, New Hampshire, on 9 March 1740.³ He took the Association Test at Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, in 1776.⁴ The will of Abigail Pickering dated 4 January 1790, proved 17 Mar. 1790, mentions "my daughter Abigail Huntress", Noah Huntress surety on executor's bond.^1,5

     Mary Nutter married at Church of Newington, Newington, New Hampshire,, on 28 August 1740, John Pickering ceremony performed by Rev. Joseph Adams.²

     Samuel Swain married as Margaret at Meredith, Belknap Co, New Hampshire,, on 11 June 1818, Abigail Pickering, daughter of John Pickering and Mary Nutter.^1,2
     He resided at Centre Harbour, Belknap Co, New Hampshire.

     Anna Hill was born (need to check date and place of birth) at Maine on 23 August 1769.^2,1,3,4 She married on 23 August 1789, at age 20, Nathaniel Huntress, of Strafford, son of Noah Huntress and Abigail Pickering.^1,5 Anna Hill married, secondly, on 25 April 1830, at age 60, Benjamin McCrillis.⁶
     Anna Hill resided at Centre Harbor, Belknap Co, New Hampshire, between 1850 and 1860 living with the Benjamin McCrillis family.^7,2

     Andrew Hill married Judith Garrish.

     Judith Garrish married Andrew Hill.

     Benjamin McCrillis married on 25 April 1830, Anna Hill, age 60, daughter of Andrew Hill and Judith Garrish.¹
     He resided at Centre Harbour, Belknap Co, New Hampshire.

     Phebe Huntress was born say 1791. She died after 1820.

     Samuel Hill was born at Northwood, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, on 25 May 1769. He married at Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire,, on 23 March 1795, at age 25, Abigail Huntress, daughter of Noah Huntress and Abigail Pickering.¹
     A Samuel Hill died at Dover 3 Oct. 1860.

     Daniel A Hill was born at New Hampshire in 1814. She married Daniel A Hill at Moultonboro, Carroll Co, New Hampshire, on 13 August 1864, then a widow.¹
     Daniel A Hill was a carpenter at Moultonboro, Carroll Co, New Hampshire. He resided at Sandwich, Carroll Co, New Hampshire.

     Theodate Dow was born at Moultonboro, Carroll Co, New Hampshire, on 1 December 1819. She married Daniel A Hill at Moultonboro, Carroll Co, New Hampshire, on 13 August 1864, then a widow.¹ Theodate Dow died on 31 March 1904 at age 84.

     John Dow married Mary McCrillis.

     Mary McCrillis married John Dow.

     Stephen Hawkins was born at Barrington, Strafford Co, New Hampshire, on 8 June 1768.¹ He married at Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire,, on 23 February 1797, at age 28, Mary Huntress, daughter of Noah Huntress and Abigail Pickering.² Stephen Hawkins died probably on 15 June 1825 at age 57.¹
     Stephen was a saw miller at Centre Harbour, Belknap Co, New Hampshire. Stephen Hawkins was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census at Centre Harbour, Strafford Co, New Hampshire. In his family were two males less than 10 years of age (Jacob Bunker and unk), one between 26 and 45 (Stephen), one female less than 10 years of age (unk), one between 10 and 16 (unk), one between 26 and 45 (Mary, 25).³ Stephen Hawkins was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census at Centre Harbour, Strafford Co, New Hampshire. In his family were one male under 10 years of age (Stephen), one between 10 and 16 (Jacob Bunker), one between 26 and 45 (Stephen), four females under 10 (Sarah and unk), one between 10 and 16 (unk), and one between 26 and 45 (Mary).⁴ In 1813 he had from William Hawkins of Holderness one sixth of a mill privilege in Meredith in lot 22 of the third division, and from John Hawkins of Meredith, blacksmith, 3 acres in lot 22 of the third division, half a mill privilege there and one-third of a mill privilege there.⁵

      In 1823 Stephen Hawkins, yeoman, of Centre Harbour, and Mary ux. conveyed 33 acres on the north side of the highway running from Centre Harbour meeting house to New Hampton, part of lot 4, range 2, excepting the burying ground.⁶

      In 1826 Stephen Hawkins of Centre Harbour, and Mary ux. conveyed to Jacob B. Hawkins of Centre Harbour, husbandman, about 50 acres there bought from Jared Church.⁷

      In 1826 Jacob B. Hawkins of Centre Harbour conveyed to Mary Hawkins of the same place 5 acres and the mill privilege bounded N. by the Province Road leading through said town and W. by Long Pond.⁸ The same year she conveyed to him her right of dower in the estate of Stephen Hawkins as set off to her⁹ and the farm of her late husband about 100 acres bounded N. and S. by the range way, E. by James Gilman and W. by Nathan Fogg.¹⁰

      In 1829 Stephen and Jacob Hawkins of Centre Harbour conveyed 57 acres of Centre Harbour, part of lot 2, range 3, running N. to Hawkins' Mill Pond and E. along the mill pond to the beaver dam, reserving the right to build a dam to flow Bear Pond and the timber for 7 years.¹¹

      In 1832 Jacob B. Hawkins and Sarah ux. conveyed part of his homestead farm, 46 acres adjoining Samuel Edgerly.¹²

      In 1832 Mary Hawkins, widow, conveyed lands on the main road from New Hampton to Holderness village.^14,13 Stephen Hawkins, engaged in agriculture was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census at Centre Harbour, Strafford Co, New Hampshire. In his family were one male 0-10 (unk), one 10-16 (Stephen), one over 45 (Stephen), one female 10-16 (unk), three 16-26 (Sarah, Sarah Smith?, and unk), one over 45 (Mary). Jacob Bunker Hawkins, 22, may not have been enumerated.¹⁵ Administration on his estate was granted on 2 July 1825 to his widow Mary.^16,1