1797, Menot.-EBENEZER FRANCIS (viii.), bapt. Aug. 25, 1799; died (Dec. 14), 1804, aged 5 (Fiske).

P. 158 (4). FRANCIS CUTTER, birth Charlestown R.; b. April (17), 1763 (Cooke) -"son Samuel Senr., of Charlestown; was "of Charlestown," when married to SUSANNA WHITTEMORE, Cambridge (1782). Francis Cutter and Susanna, his wife, owned their covenant, Menotomy, Jan. 26, 1783. She was probably the SUSANNA CUTTER ad. member of Menotomy church, Oct. 23, 1803. She d. (1805) aged 42—Camb. R. and Fiske. He d. (1807) aged 44 (suicide) — Fiske. CUTTER -child of Francis, stillborn, April 28, 1783 (Cooke). ELLET CUTTER-Eliot(Fiske).

P. 161 (6). EBENEZERS CUTTER, birthCharlestown R.; b. Dec. (31), 1766 (Cooke); he, "of Charlestown," in. ABIGAIL BROWN BOWMAN, Dec. (6), 1789 - Camb. R. and Fiske. She was bapt. Menet., April 2, 1769, dr. Solomon and Abigail (Brown) Bowman, m. Camb., March 1, 1768 (Cooke). [Mrs. Abigail Bowman, d. Nov. 3, 1798, à. 52 (Fiske).] Ebenezer Cutter and Abigail, his wife, owned their covenant, Menotomy, Sept. 20, 1801 (Fiske). She d. Feb. (27), 1804, aged 35 yrs. (lb.). Mrs. Abigail Brown Cutter, probably heir Daniel Brown, of Concord.-T. B. IV. EBENEZER CUTTER and Widow Cutter (his mother) owned and occupied two acres in Charlestown, 1798.T. B. IV. ANNA FROST, second wife of EBENEZER CUTTERparents m. Menot, Dec. 3, 1776. Ebenezer Cutter d. (1824), aged 58 (Fiske). A child from Widow É. Cutter's family, d. 1825, aged 4 mos. (Fiske).

P. 162. ELIZA BOWMAN CUTTER and EBENEZER CUTTER, hapt. Menotomy, Sept. 20, 1801.-PETER CUTTER, d. Jan. (21), 1801, aged 4 (Fiske). PETER CUTTER, bapt. Nov. 3, 1805, Menotomy. P. 163. SUSAN FROST CUTTER, bapt. Nov. 22, 1807, W. Cambridge. JAMES FROST CUTTER. bapt. Aug. 13, 1809, do. ELBRIDGE GERRYS CUTTER, bapt. Aug. 4, 1811, do. ABIGAIL CUTTER, bapt. May 29, 1814, do. MARTHA FROST CUTTER, bapt. July 20, 1817, do. EZEKIEL WHITTEMORE CUTTER, bapt. Feb. 20, 1820, do. GEORGE WASHINGTON CUTTER, bapt. Feb. 1, 1824, do.

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P. 161 (7). ABIGAIL CUTTER (styled "Nabby"), m. SAMUEL CUTTER (1787)— Camb. R. She d. (1803) aged 35 (Fiske).

P. 164 (S). Anne3 Cutter, b. June (25), 1771 (Cooke). WILLIAM WHITTEMORE, Jr. and ANNA CUTTER, both Charlestown, m. (1796)-Camb. R. and Fiske. He was bapt. 24, 1799. Menot., July 5, 1772, and.o. c. Menot., Nov.

Anna, dan., bapt. do., Nov. 24, 1799. His father, William Whittemore, A.M. [H. U., 1755]-known familiarly as "Master Bill" d. (1818), a. 86 (Fiske).

He was b. Oct. 22 (bp. Oct. 29), 1732, son of Capt. Samuel and Elizabeth (Spring) Whittemore,* m. Abigail Carteret, Oct. 12, 1758,

* Son of Samuel and Hannah (Rice) Whittemore, son of Thomas and Hannah, of Charlestown,-will dated 1660, proved June 25, 1661-the same Thomas Whittemore, from England about 1640, who purchased land of John Cotton, of Boston, at Mystic Side, opposite Charlestown, ard a part of it and afterwards, Malden, and settled there. T. J. Whittemore, of Englewood, N. J., in March, 1871, communicated the following, which has already been printed:

CAPT. SAMUEL WHITTEMORE.-April 19, 1775.—Mr. Editor,-llaving recenly files of newspapers, of early date, I find the following notice in the Columbian Centinel, viz.:

"Feby. 6, 1793-Died-At Menotomy, Feby. 2, (1793), Capt. Samuel Whittemore, E. 99. The many and moral vir. ues, in all the various relations of Brother, Husband, Father and Friend, were invariably exhibited in this gentleman. He was not more remarkable for his longevity, than his number of descendants (his progeny being 185), one of which is the 5th generation. When the British troops marched to Lexington (Ap. 19, 1775), he was 81 years of age, and one of the first on the parade; he was armed with a gun (King's arm) and horse pistols. After an animated exhortation to the collected militia, to the exertion of bravery and courage, he exclaimed: 'If I can only be the instru ment of killing one of my country's foes, I shall die in peace!'

"The prayer of this venerable old man was heard, for on the return of the troops (from Lexington) he lay behind a stone wall and discharged his gun. A soldier immediately fell. lle then discharged his pistol and killed another; at which instant a ball struck his face and shot away part of his cheek bone; on which a number of soldiers ran up the wa'l and gorged their malice on his wounded head; they were heard to exclaim, 'we have killed the old man.' About 4 hours after, he was found in a mangled situation, his head was covered with blood, from the wounds of the bayonet, which were 6 or 8, but providentially none penetrated so far as to destroy him. His hat and clothes were shot through in many places, yet he survived to see the complete overthrow of his enemies, and his country enjoy al the blessings of peace and independence. Ilis funeral will be to-morrow at 4 o'clock, P.M., from his house at Menotomy, which his relations and friends are requested to attend."

NOTE. This old gentleman was posted in the rear of the house of Hon. James Russell, in West Cambridge, on the road to Woburn, awaiting the return of the enemy from Lexington. On discovering the flank guard of the enemy (5 in number) approach. ing, a friend who was with him, de serted him, but he refused to ran, saying: "I am eighty years old, and I will not leave, for I shall be willing to die, if I can kill one British red coat." On the nearer approach of the "guard" he shot one with his gun and another with his pistol, and while raising his second pistol, he received a wound in his face. He fell, and soon the remaining three soldiers jumped over the wall, and pierced him with their bayonets, and left him for dead," as they supposed he was. On being found, he was faint from loss of blood, and life

dan. of Capt. Philip and Elizabeth (Danster) Carteret; he, "A.M., of Camb."; she, "of Ch'n, this pet." (Cooke). She d. Aug. 27, 1809, a. 70. William Whittemore, B. A was adm. mem. Menot. ch., Oct. 26, 1755. Abigail, wife of Wm., A.M., adm. do., July 29, 1781. ANN WHITTEMORE (i.), bp. Nov. 24, 1799, Menot.-ELEANOR (ii.), bp. July 5, 1801; d. (1895), a. 4 (Fiske).—WILLIAM AUGUSTUS (iii.), bp. March 24, 1805—“ first Sabbath in the new Meeting House of Worship."-SUSAN FRANCIS (iv), bp. May 17, 1807.-ELEANOR SOPHIA (v.), bp. Feb. 25, 1810.-GEORGE WASHINGTON (vi.), bp. Oct. 4, 1812.-THOMAS (vii.), bp. June 16, 1816.

P. 164 (9). ADAM3 CUTTER-Adams, in Charlestown Directory, 1831.-T. B. IV. Born Apr. (13, 1773) — (Cooke). His marriage (he, of Charlestown) to SALLY PUTNAM, of Medford, was on Jan. 14, 1798Camb. R. and Fiske. CUTTER-Adam's child, d. Oct. 26, 182, aged yr. (Fiske). CUTTER-child of Adam, d. Sept. 28, 1817, aged 2 yrs. (Fiske). [Perhaps Amos (vii.) -p. 165, ante] SARAH CUTTER, M. Philip Whittemore, Jr. (1819). He and Sarah, his wife, o. c. and baptized West Cambridge, July 18, 182t. Children: Philip Augustus, Wm. Henry, Henry William, and Sarah, baptized July 18, 1824, do.-PHILIP ACGUSTUS (i.), d. (1841), aged 21 yrs.-Damon. -EDWIN THEODORE (ix.) child of Philip"-d. Apr. (7), 1835, aged 2}.-Damon.

was just perceptible. He was taken to the hospital (Cooper's Tavern) on the corner of Medford Road, in West Cambridge. Surgeons Welch and Spring dressed his wounds (one shot wound and thirteen bayonet wounds).

Capt. Sam was a large, athletic man, of a strong constitution, and recovered. He lived till Feb. 2, 1793, carrying to his grave fourteen wounds. Ile was not at the Concord fight, as has been stated. Before the Revolution he was a Captain of the Royal Dragoons, but as soon as an opportunity offered, he joined the patriot party and performed his share of duty in the army.

Capt. Sam was father to William Whittemore, who graduated at Harvard College in 1755. He was born July 27, 1696, and his tombstone now in the buryingground in West Cambridge, has the following inscription, viz: "In memory of Capt. Samuel Whittemore, who departed this life Feb. 2, 1793. Aged 98 years."

Ilis children urged the old man to go over to "Ilill's" (where all fled for safety from the enemy, who were soon expected to return from Lexington); but he sat knocking his flint and said he should not go-"he was going to get a shot at them when they came back!" Ilis daughter said, "Father, they will take you." Still rapping his flint, and not raising his head, he said: "They'll find it hard work to do it." After some weeks he so far recovered as to recognize his family, and one of his daughters asked him if he was not sorry that he went out?" -"No," said he, "I should do just so again."

Samuel Whittemore was grandson of Thomas Whittemore, who came to this country about 1643, and settled at Mystic side (Malden); he was descended from William, of Ilitchen, co. of Пlerts, in Engiaud, who was born about 1510, and had brothers Thomas and Rowland. T. J. W.

Cambridge, April 19, 1859.

P. 165. CLARISSA CUTTER "dtr. of Adam"-d. (1810) aged 4 (Fiske).

P. 165 (11). WASHINGTON CUTTER, of Charlestown, when m. to ELIZABETH ROBBINS, of Camb. (1800)-Cumb. R. and Fiske. Her mother, Elizabeth Miles, was " of Concord,' when m. to Jonathan Robbins at Camb. July 7, 1774 (Cooke). Jonathan Robbins and w. Elizabeth were adm. mems. of Menotomy ch. July 9, 1775. Elizabeth, dan. bp. same ch. Nov. 15, 1778; she died (1817) a. 39 (Fiske). Washington Cutter o. c. Menotomy, Sept. 13, 1801. Mrs. Anna Cutter, his second wife, d. 1835 (?)—Damon. GEORGE WASHINGTONG CUTTER, hapt. Menot. Sept. (13), 1801 (Fiske); d. (1823) aged 22 (Fiske). HENRY DEARBORN CUTTER, bapt. July 19, 1812 (Fiske).

P. 174 (10). Dr. MAINE, of Rochester, N. H., husband of SARAH ÁNN3 CUTTER -perhaps a son of Rev. Amos Main, of Rochester [H. U. 1729; died 1760]-Vide Bond's Watertown, 887; Farmer and Moore's Hist. Coll., ii., 330, 331."

P. 174 (1). JOHN DAVIS and wife SARAH5 CUTTER adm. mems. First Ch. N. Yarmouth, Me., July 1, 1792.-Descriptive Catalogue.

P. 174 (2). ELISHA GARDNER_and_wife JANE CUITER adm. mems. First Ch. North Yarmouth, Me.. Oct. 16, 1791; both dism. thence to Dr. Thatcher's ch. Boston, May, 1797. She was received back from Brattle St. ch. Boston, to ch. at N. Yarmouth, July 10, 1810, and afterwards dism. (date not given) to 2d ch. in Portland.

P. 175 (3). AMMI R. MITCHELL and w. PHEBE CUTTER adm. mems. First Ch. N. Yarmouth, Me., Sept. 20, 1789. He was elected deacon of this church, July 5, 1803. He d. May 14, 1824, aged 62. "In North Yarmouth, Hon. Ammi R. Mitchell, 62, a distinguished physician, and formerly a member of the Senate of Massachusetts." Farmer and Moore, Hist. Coll., vol. iii. [1824] App. p. 48. Rev. DAVID M. MITCHELL (ii.), adm. 1st ch. N.Yarmouth, Oct. 11, 1807; dism. to ch. in Waldoboro', April 8, 1816; ord. pastor Waldoboro', Me., 1816; his widow, Melinda (Crosby) Mitchell, died Waltham, Mass., Feb. 21, 1871.-WILLIAM C. (iii.) and w. Sarah T. (Cash) Mitchell ad. 1st ch. N. Yarmouth, June 22, 1817; both dism. thence to 2d ch. Portland, Sept. 26, 1819; mems. High St. Church, Portland, 1839; r. State St.-JACOB (vi.), adm. 1st ch, N. Yarmouth, June 22, 1817; d. Oct. 5, 1820, a. 23.-TRISTRAM G. (vii.), adın. 1st ch. N. Yarmouth, Sept. 3, 1837. Elizabeth B. (Chandler) Mitchell, his w., adm. do. March 3, 1822.-PHERE (viii.), adm. 1st ch. North Yarmouth, Sept. 28, 1817; dism. to North Church, Bath, Apr. 3, 1828; m. Marsh and Hill.-SARAH J. (ix.), admitted 1st church N. Yarmouth, March 3, 1822; dismissed to 3d church Portland, July 17, 1831; married Johnson, Andover.-NARCISSA B. (x.), admitted 1st church N. Yarmouth, March 3,

1822; dism. to 3d ch. Portland, Dec. 30, 1835; m. Sherman. Rev. Joseph Sherman adm. 1st ch. N. Yarmouth, May 4, 1828Prof. Columbia Coll., Tenn.-FRANCIS B. (xii.), d. Jan. 1851.

P. 176 (4). JOHN CUTTER and wife ELIZABETH adm. mems, 1st ch. N. Yarmouth, July 24, 1791. She was a grand-daughter of Rev. Nicholas Loring [H. U. 1732], pastor of same church, 1736-1763. Wife NANCY adm. same ch. N. Yarmouth, from 1st ch. in Falmouth, Apr. 27, 1825. The following children of JOHN' CUTTER were adm. North Yarmouth 1st ch.:-RICHMOND L., Apr. 5, 1857; WILLIAM,6 Oct. 15. 1820; LUCRETIA L. and ELIZABETH B., Mar. 3, 1822; PHEBE M., July 7, 1822; JOHN, May 5, 1822; DEBORAH B., Sept. 4, 1831. SARAH, wife of SAMUEL B. CUTTER, adm. 1st ch. N. Yarmouth, June 3, 1821.

P. 178 (5). HANNAH, wife of AMMI CUTTER, adm. member 1st ch. N. Yarmouth, June 9, 1793. SARAH A. CUTTER (Mrs. E. Chandler-Mrs. T. Curtis) adm. 1st ch. N. Yarmouth, July 7, 1822; dis. to ch. in Freeport, July 21, 1852. Enos Chandler, her husband, adm. to 1st ch. N. Yarmouth, Nov. 15, 1818.

Vide

P. 179 (7). Hon. LEVIS CUTTER. pedigree of his wife LUCRETIA MITCHELL, through the Loring and Baker families-in N. E. Hist. and Gen. Register (Oct. 1874), vol. xxviii. p. 469. She was a grand-daughter of Rev. Nicholas Loring, pastor at North Yarmouth, 1736-1763.

P. 180. Rev. P. S. TEN BROECK, husband of LUCRETIA LORING CUTTER, d. Jan. 21, 1849, in Danvers, Mass.; b. Jan. 26, 1792, Albany, N. Y.-Vide Biog. Sketch of him in Bouton's Ilist. Concord, N. H., pp. 608-9.

P. 180. DAVID M.6 CUTTER, deceased; WILLIAMS CUTTER, York Street; Mrs.MARGARET D. CUTTER, York Street, named in catalogue of members High Street Church, Portland, Mc., 1839; church organized Sept. 9, 1831. Also John D. and Mrs. Angela Kinsman, High Street [p. 184, ante]; Oliver B. and Mrs. Jane M. Dorrance, Park Street [p. 184, ante]; Joseph B. and Mrs. Delia S. Gardner, High St. [p. 184, ante].

P. 185 (8). ISABELLA, W. of WILLIAMS CUTTER, adm. mem. 1st ch. N. Yarmouth, July 22, 1810. JANES CUTTER-SNELL, adm. March 3, 1822; dis. 2d ch. Portland, Oct. 6, 1823. ELIZABETH M. CUTTER was adm. 1st ch. N. Yarmouth, June 2, 1822; dism. to Epis. Ch. Portland, Aug. 20, 1826.

P. 187 (4). MARY, W. of SAMUELS CUTTER and Bethuel Wood, adm. 1st ch. N. Yarmouth, Oct. 21, 1810.

P. 188 (12). DORCAS, W. of CHARLES CUTTER, adm. 1st ch. N. Yarmouth, Feb. 28, 1819; dis. to 3d ch. Portland, Sept. 20, 1838. The following children of CHARLESS CUTTER were adm. N. Yarmouth 1st ch.:AMELIA, July 3, 1831; dis. to 3d ch. Port

land, Sept. 20, 1838.-AURELIA [Aurilla], Oct. 6, 1822.-ASA H. Jan. 8, 1832; dis. to 3d ch. Portland, Sept. 20, 1838.

P. 192. JAMES CUTTER, a blacksmith; m. Sarah, dau. of Thomas Clark; he had a triphammer in Whately, 1818, and removed thence to Hatfield. Issue:-LORENZO [Lorenzo Dow]; wife Amelia-Pamelia Clapp [History of Whately].-JAMES DEXTER,7 m. [Eliza] Billings [Temple, Hist. Whately).Vide Temple's Hist. Whately (Boston, 1872), pp. 170, 223.

P. 193, 1. 2 from bottom, in text-" Meredith, Conn."-"Meriden, Conn." (?)'

P. 197, line 3 from bottom, in texttals, not italics, as printed. "v. Watson"—“ v. WATSON "-small capi

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P. 199 (2). JOSEPH CUTTER, Esq., owned "in the vicinity of the meetinghouse," and on the North "-"a large pile of buildings"-" of which only the main dwellinghouse now remains. He kept a tavern, and had very ample accommodations for his customers. He was, I think, much the largest landholder in the township, and had an ambition to settle each of his numerous sons on a farm, which he accomplished to a great extent."-Hon. Joel Parker, Centennial Address, Jaffrey, N. H., Aug. 20, 1873 (Proc. p. 35).

P. 204. Judge EDMUND PARKER, husband of SUSAN CUTTER, had by that marriage three children, viz.: CHARLES EDMUND; MARY ANN, m. John J. Prentiss ; and WILLIAM, who died in early manhood. By his second marriage, Esquire Parker had a son, died in infancy.

P. 208. OLDIST CUTTER written-"ALDIS."

sometimes

P. 216 (7). DAVID CUTTER d. May 28, 1826 (?). A short time before attaining his majority, while clearing land for his brother, JOSEPH CUTTER, in Jaffrey, he was crushed by a falling tree, and received injuries which made him lame for life. His thigh was

broken in two places, his head injured, and so numerous were his hurts, a broken wrist, overlooked by the surgeon attending him, not being set, was ever after stiff and troublcsome.

P. 218, 1. 18 from top, in text, "1819". 1859 (?)

P. 218. LUKE HASTINGS CUTTER, M. Abigail, dau. of Joel Ames, of Mason-not T. K. Ames, who was a resident of Peterborough, N. H.

P. 218. Rev. ADONIJAH CUTTER, according to a speaker at Jaffrey Centennial Celebration (Proc., pp. 80, 81), studied divinity at Bangor Seminary, Me.

P. 218 (9). SARAH CUTTER, b. at Shrewsbury, Mass. (?), not at New Ipswich, N. H., as given. DAVIDS (7) [p. 216, anie], bapt. at Shrewsbury, Oct. 30, 1762; RACHEL ® (8)

[p. 218], bapt. Shrewsbury, March 17, 1765; | and SARAH (9), bapt. Shrewsbury, Feb. 8, 1767.-Ward's Hist. Shrewsbury, p. 260.

P. 222. For "Buckley"-several times repeated on upper half of page -Bulkley (pronounced Buckley); 1. 27 from top, for "Macauley"-MCAULEY.

P. 229 (6). JONATHAN CUTTER, Lieut., m. POLLY CUMMINGS, Oct. 18, 1801.-Hist. Temple, N. H., p. 216.'

P. 229 (7). DOLLY ROWELL, wife of SOLOMON CUTTER, of Temple, was dau. of Ichabod and Sarah (Tucker) Rowell.Hist. Dublin, N. H., p. 390.

P. 230. Lucy CUTTER, M. ABIEL LOVEJOY. of Temple, May 14, 1848.-Hist. Temple, N. H., p. 217.

P. 230 (9). ELIZABETH CUTTER M. DAVID AMSDEN, of Mason, N. H., Feb. 3, 1806.-Hist. Temple, N. H., p. 216.

P. 231 (1). THOMAS CUTTER (b. 1730Camb. R.), bp. Jan. 11, 1730, Cambridge; m. HANNAH WHITTEMORE (1757) bp. Camb., April 24, 1737. Chil. other than HANNAH, bp. Menotomy :- MEHITABLE, bp. June 29, 1760; ELIZABETH, July 18, 1762; THOMAS, July 1, 1764; JAMES, March 16, 1766; MARSHALL, March 13, 1768; EUNICE, April 15, 1770; ABIJAH, July 12, 1772; ABIJAH, Sept. 5, 1773, privately.

P. 231 (2). ANNA CUTTER, bp. Nov. 21, 1731, Cambridge; m. THOMAS WHITTEMORE (1753), b. (Nov.) 29, 1729 (Mrs. Noyes) (Oct.) 29-(Camb. R.); bp. Camb., Nov. 30, 1729. He d. (1799) aged 70 (Fiske). She d. (1816) aged 84 (Fiske). Children bapt. Menotomy:-Anna, Aug. 18, 1754; Thomas, Oct. 3, 1756; Amos, April 22, 1759; William, Feb. 1, 1761; Susanna, Aug. 14, 1763; Aaron, Aug. 21, 1765 (privately at his father's house); Rhoda, Feb. 4, 1770 — (b. Feb. 2-Cooke); Lydia, Dec. 1, 1771; Samuel, March 27, 1774; Gershom, April 7, 1776 (privately-sick).

ANNA (i.), w. Thomas Russell, b. July 22 (bp. July 28), 1751, Menot., son of Jason, slain by British soldiery, April 19, 1775, and w. Elizabeth (Winship) Russell, dau. of Dea. John Winship, Menotomy (d. Aug. 11, 1786, a. 65). Both were adm. Menot. ch., Oct. 30, 1774; issue:-Anna, b. April 19-20, 1775, bp. (privately) April 23, 1775, Menot.; d. soon.-Thomas, Col., b. Nov. 23, (bp. Nov. 24), 1776, Menot.; m. Eliza Warren, Charlestown, Dec. 21, 1800, dau. Amos and Elizabeth (Whittemore) Warren, m. Nov. 25, 1773, Menot., and h. June 22 (bp. June 29), 1777, Menot. Commanded a regiment of horse in 1812, and d. Arlington, Mass., March 31, 1966. Had Thomas Jefferson, b. Dec. 10, 1801; m. Mary L. Perry, April 8, 1830.-Eliza Ann, b. March 29, 1803; o. c. and bp. W. C., March 26, 1827 (æt. 24).— George Clinton, b. Feb. 4, 1805; m. Sophronia Fesscuden, May 23, 1880.-Mary Jane, b.

May 17, 1806; o. c. and bp. W. C., March 26, 1827 (wt. 21); d. June 7, 1827.-Aaron, b. May 30, (bp. June 6), 1779, Menot.; d. Nov. 1848.-Anna, b. Jan. 27 (bp. Feb. 4), 1781, Menot.; m. (1.) John Estabrooks, Aug. 31, 1800, d. Menot., Sept. 7, 1802, a. 27; (2.) Abner Stearns, Aug. 7, 1808, d. Dec. 11, 1838, a. 72; she d. Nov. 29, 1839 [Bond's Wat., 472-3, &c.]; was adm. W. Camb. ch. Nov. 5, 1809. Son John Russell Estabrook, by first marriage, bp. W. C., Nov. 12, 1809; now John Brooks Russell, Washington, D. C.-Polly, b. Sept. 25 (bp. Sept. "12"), 1783, Menot.; m. Joshna Avery, Esq., Dec. 27, 1807, who d. W. Camb., April 23, 1840, a. 63.-Amos (iii.), and Helen, his wife, o. c. Menot., May 5, 1805. She was adin. Menot. ch., June 1, is05. Amos, Jr., Timothy, Helen and Clarissa, his children (adults), o. c. and bp. do. May 5, 1805; Gershom and Henry, sons, and Letitia, dau. Amos, Sen., bp. May 5, 1805. Harriet Mary Ann, dan. Amos, Sen., bp. do. Aug. 31, 1806. Amos, Jr., by his w. Rebecca Russell, b. July 31, 1785 (bp. June 28, 1789, Menot.), dan. James and Rebecca (Adams) Russell, and now living in Arlington, had:-Mary, born Jan. 4 (bapt. May 5), 1805, West Cambridge; m. Benjamin Cutter, M.D., Sept. 26, 1824 [p. 137, ante]; d. Hartford, Ct., June 6, 1871. -Rebecca, b. Jan. 2 (bp. April 5), 1807; m. Amos Adams, June 25, 1834.-Helen, b. May 23 (bp. Aug. 20), 1809; m. Joseph Tufts, Esq., June 27, 1827, who d. Charlestown, July 14, 1835, a. 52. - Clarissa Davis, b. March 6 (bp. May 17), 1812; d. Athol, Mass., May 10, 1851.-Amos, b. April 14 (bp. June 26), 1814; m. Almira Thompson, Woburn, July 6, 1837; r. Cambridgeport. Russell, b. Nov. 15, 1817 (bp. March 15, 1818); m. Lucy J. Stockwell, Lancaster, N. H., Dec. 30, 1841; r. Cincinnati, O.-Charles Barton, b. May 22 (bp. July 9), 1820.-George Clinton, b. Dec. 13, 1822; m. Fanny N. Corey, Cambridge, June 13, 1858; d. Arlington, Nov. 13, 1873.-Caroline Langdon, b. March 12, 1825; m. Walter I. Frost, Woburn, June 13, 1850, d. March 16, 1854, a. 28, and David Kimball, Boston, May 20, 1857, d. March 16, 1873, a. 71. George Clinton and Caroline Langdon, son and dau. of Amos, Jr., were bapt. "by desire of his widow," Oct. 7, 1827, W. C.-Timothy, d. New York City, Feb. 20, 1873; issue:-Ann; Eliza, m. Barton; Henry, m. Brewster, of Boston; Timothy; Helen, m. Smith; and two or three d. young.-Helen, w. Jonas Prentiss, adm. W. Camb. ch., June 21, 1812; chil. bp. W. C.-Letitia Whittemore, May 12, 1816.— Harriet Ware, June 7, 1818; m. Edwin C. Ray, Cambridge, July 19, 1837; also had Ellen, m. William Pierce; Jonas; Henry.Clarissa, w. Thomas Davis, was adm. W. Camb. ch., Feb. 13, 1814. He d. W. Camb., March 14, 1809, a. 26-no issuc-taught the town school, 1806, West Cambridge, afterwards engaged in the dry goods business in Boston.-Gershom had Gershom Henry, bp. W. C., Dec. 25, 1825; d. May 8, 1829, n. 3. -Amos Joseph, bp. June 22, 1828; d. Nov.

James

19, 1828, a. 6 mos. Also Horatio II. Fiske [HI.U. 1852, M.D. 1855], died Nov. 25, 1872, aged 42; and Lucy Caroline, m. Myrick. His widow, Lucy, d. Marblehead, Aug. 19, 1873, a. 81. Harriet M. A., m. Herman Foster, Boston (1826), b. Andover, Oct. 31, 1800. Hon. Herman Foster d. Manchester, N. H., Feb. 17, 1875; admitted to the bar, 1839; settled in Manchester, 1840; town treasurer, 1812-3; representative, 1815-6, 1868-9; state senator, 1860-1; president N. H. senate, 1861; a valued officer of many financial institutions. Vide extended notice N.E.list.Gen. Reg. (July, 1875), pp. 322-3.RHODA (viii.), m. Jacob Nason, who d. April 16, 1812, a. 45 (Fiske). She o. c. April 4, 1802, and was adm. to Menot. ch., Aug 28, 1803. Had Jacob Hartshorn, Rhoda Whittemore, and Lydia Whittemore, bapt. W. C., April 4, 1802; Jacob, bapt. O't. 24, 1802; Lydia Clementine Whittemore, July 22, 1804; Susan Ann, May 18, 18 6; James Bullard and Catherine Bullard (twins), July 17, 1808; Caroline Whittemore, May 12, 1811. A dau. of Jacob Nason d. Sept. 5, 1802, a. 2. Jacob Hartshorn Nason, d. Sept. 8, 1802, a. 6. A child of Jacob, d. Feb. 10, 1807, a. 4. Another, Feb. 23, 1809, a. 6 mos. Another, Aug 5, 1811, a. 1 yr. Stephen Emory, Esq., and Rhoda W. Nason, were m. W. C., April 8, 1816. Mrs. Rhoda, relict of Jacob Nason, formerly of West Cambridge, d. in Orange, Aug. 24, 1857.—LYDIA (ix.), adm. to Menot. ch., Oct. 23, 183; was second wife of Dr. Noyes, who d. West Cambridge, March 28, 1823, a. 79, and d. his widow at Athol, Mass., Sept. 21, 1863, a. 91. Dr. Nathaniel Noyes [H. U., 1763], was a druggist of Boston, where his birth occurred Dec. 20, 1743, and where his old apothecary shop is lately renewed by William Read as a gun-store.* His father, Belcher Noyes [H. U., 1727], son of Oliver Noyes [H. U., 1695], d. Nov. 21, 1785. His mother, Ann (Williams) Noyes, m. March 3, 1736, and dau. of Nathaniel and Ann Williams d. April 3, 1790. Ann Belcher, b. 1684, a sister of Gov. Belcher, m Oliver Noyes; probably the parents of Belcher Noyes-ride N. E. Hist. and Gen. Reg., xxvii., 240. The first wife of Dr. Noyes was Mary Anna Phillips, dan. of Hon. John and Mary (Buttolph) Phillips, of Boston; she d. April 20, 1791-[ride Bond's Wat,, 880]. They were m. by the Rev. Samuel Cooper, Nov. 21, 1771.-Letter of Miss Lydia C. W. Nason, Athol, Mass., July 24, 1872.-GERSHOм (xi.), d. Boston, Nov. 1, 1795, according to an inscription Copp's Hill Burial Ground (Bridgman, p. 26):-"In Memory of Mr. Gershom Whittemore, son of Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Anna Whittemore, who died Nov. 1st, 1795, aged 20 years."

P. 232 (3). GERSHOM CUTTER, d. (1897) aged 74 (Fiske); "1804" an error. He, 39 Junior, styled " and REBECCA CROSBY, Billerica, were m. by Mr. Cooke, at Menoto

* Shurtleff, Topographical and Historical Description of Boston, 401.

my (1757)—a dollar, marriage fee Gershom Cutter, Jr., o. c. Menotomy, Dec. 4, 1757. Children-GERSиом, bp. Menotomy, Dec. 4, 1757; REBECCA,6 Aug. 3, 1760; Amos, Feb. 27, 1763; HANNAH,6 March 27, 1768; RHODA, July 15, 1770; AARON June 7, 1772; SUSANNA, Oct. 30, 1774 SARAH, May 24, 1778. He was a member of the Baptist Society in Menotomy [vide p. 297, ante].

P. 232. GERSHOM CUTTER, then “Jr.” and Catherine Sumner, Roxbury (his second w.) m. June (23) 1785-Camb R. He died Aug. 1799 (suicide)-(Fiske). Р. 233. JOHN' CUTTER, blacksmith; h. Snowhill-Boston Directory, for 1836. REBECCA CUTTER, second marriage, Cambridge (1797). Her dan. ADELINE JARVIS, wife of Capt. Jolin, d. June (17), 1842, a. 43 (Damon) Adeline Matilda Jarris, dau. Capt. John, d. (1842) a. 91 (Damon).

P. 233, 1. 1 from bottom, in hotes, for "1837," read-1737.

P. 231. AMOS CUTTER, b. Feb. (15), 1763 (Cooke); baptism Feb. 27, 63. BENJAMIN LOCKE, Esq., husband of HANNAH CUTTER, d. (1841) aged 76 (Damon). P. 234. MARY CUTTER [perhaps first wife of AARONG CUTTER], d. in West Cambridge, Nov. 3, 1810, aged 37 (Fiske); he d. (1822) aged 51 (Fiske). P. 235. A son of GERSHOM CUTTER-Henry-died Sept. (15), 1835, aged 5 mos. (Damon). P. 236. MARY PUTNAM CUTTER, m. Thomas R. Avery, Jan. 1834 (?); he died (1836) aged 26 (Damon); Ebenezer H. Allen, Bolton, and Mrs. Mary P. Avery, W. Camb., m. Mar. (25), 1841 (Damon). REBECCA CROSBY CUTTER "child of Aaron ”—d. (1822) a. 2 (Fiske).

P. 236. JOHN ADAMS, Jr., husband of SUSANNAG CUTTER, b. June 7 (bapt. June 19). 1774 (Cooke), son of Dea. John Adams, by his first wife, Ruth Perry, of Menotomy. His father was son of Capt. William and Sarah (Hill) Adams [p. 44, ante].*

P. 236. NATHAN LOCKE, husband SARAHG CUTTER, b. Aug. 4 (bp. Aug. 7), 1774, in Menotomy, son of Sainnel Locke, Jr., d. Oct. (31), 1823, aged 47 (Fiske). He was a brother of Deborah Locke, who m. Ephraim Cutter [page 134, ante]. LETITIA LOCKE (x.), dau. Nathan, "buried here," June 4, 1838, aged 20, about-(Damon).

* Dea. Jons ADAMS, of West Cambridge, d. Mar. 31, 1819, aged 67. He was b. July 25 (bp. July 28), 1751, Menotomy, and married three wives: (1-t) Kuth Perry, m. Dec. 2, 1773, dr. of James, b. Oct. 10, 1752, d. July 12, 1776, æ. 24; (2) Elizabeth Gardner, of Charlestown, m. Nov. 18. 1777, d. April 20, 1785, . 29; (3d) Hannah Phelps, of Andover, m. Cambridge, July 6, 1786, d, Dec. 16, 1854, aged 93, 5 mos. lle and wife Ruth o. c. Menot. April 24, 1774. Ilis second w. Elizabeth, dr. of late Ilenry Gardner, adm. to Menot. ch. and bp. Mar. 30, 1777. He was adm. to same ch. Apr. 26, 1778, and chosen deacon, Apr. 19, 1792. W. Hannah adm. do. Sept. 12, 1802.-MS. Geneal. Adams Family.