Betsey Corson
F
Betsey Corson and Jonathan Richards lived at Rochester, Stafford, NH.1 She married Jonathan Richards before 1769.
Family | Jonathan Richards b. 16 Apr 1744 |
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Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, p. 185.
Sarah Richards
F, b. 1741, d. 15 January 1828
| Father | James Richards b. c 1709, d. 1789 |
| Mother | Sarah Foss b. 1713, d. a 1747 |
Sarah Richards was born in 1741 at Dover, Strafford, NH.1,2 As of 1768,her married name was Hardy.1 She married Joseph Hardy at Belfast, Waldo, ME, in 1768.1 Conflicting evidence states that she died circa 1823.2 Sarah Richards died on 15 January 1828 at Camden, Knox, ME.1
Family | Joseph Hardy b. 22 Jun 1734, d. 3 Apr 1815 |
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Citations
- [S458] Colbath Data, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, V. III, p. 185.
- [S497] Www.familysearch.org,.
Joseph Hardy
M, b. 22 June 1734, d. 3 April 1815
Joseph Hardy was born on 22 June 1734 at Dover, Strafford, NH.1 He married Sarah Richards at Belfast, Waldo, ME, in 1768.1 Joseph died on 3 April 1815 at Camden, Knox, ME, at age 80.1
Family | Sarah Richards b. 1741, d. 15 Jan 1828 |
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Citations
- [S458] Colbath Data, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
- [S497] Www.familysearch.org,.
James Richards
M, b. 1743, d. 27 October 1821
| Father | James Richards b. c 1709, d. 1789 |
| Mother | Sarah Foss b. 1713, d. a 1747 |
According to Morse:
"James, 2d, figures conspicuously in Lock's able History of Camden, as a bold, hardy and enterprising pioneer in a new country. He was the first planter of that town, where wild animals were so plenty that he killed in a few years no less than 30 bears and 70 moose. He was by occupation a miller1." James was born at Dover, Strafford, NH, in 1743.2,3 He married Betsey (Hassen) Hassam before 1766. He resided at Bristol, Lincoln, ME, in 1767, having moved from Dover, NH..4,5 He settled at Camden, Knox, ME, on 8 May 1769. According to Morse they "settled near the harbor, on land in the rear of the Patch House." Robinson places the home in the area of Mechanic, Elm, Washington and Free streets. James had visited this area in recent years to harvest timber. He and Betsey were the first to settle in what is now the town of Camden, ME..4,6 James died on 27 October 1821 at Camden, Knox, ME.7,3
"James, 2d, figures conspicuously in Lock's able History of Camden, as a bold, hardy and enterprising pioneer in a new country. He was the first planter of that town, where wild animals were so plenty that he killed in a few years no less than 30 bears and 70 moose. He was by occupation a miller1." James was born at Dover, Strafford, NH, in 1743.2,3 He married Betsey (Hassen) Hassam before 1766. He resided at Bristol, Lincoln, ME, in 1767, having moved from Dover, NH..4,5 He settled at Camden, Knox, ME, on 8 May 1769. According to Morse they "settled near the harbor, on land in the rear of the Patch House." Robinson places the home in the area of Mechanic, Elm, Washington and Free streets. James had visited this area in recent years to harvest timber. He and Betsey were the first to settle in what is now the town of Camden, ME..4,6 James died on 27 October 1821 at Camden, Knox, ME.7,3
Family | Betsey (Hassen) Hassam b. 1744, d. 20 May 1812 |
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Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p.187.
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, V. III, p. 185.
- [S458] Colbath Data, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p.187.
- [S528] Reuel Robinson, The History of Camden and Rockport, Maine, p. 36.
- [S528] Reuel Robinson, The History of Camden and Rockport, Maine, Open Library OL14012463M
Internet Archive historyofcamdenr00robi
p. 37. - [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p.185.
Betsey (Hassen) Hassam1
F, b. 1744, d. 20 May 1812
Betsey was born in 1744.1 She married James Richards before 1766. She lived with James Richards on 8 May 1769 at Camden, Knox, ME. According to Morse they "settled near the harbor, on land in the rear of the Patch House." Robinson places the home in the area of Mechanic, Elm, Washington and Free streets. James had visited this area in recent years to harvest timber. He and Betsey were the first to settle in what is now the town of Camden, ME..1,2 "Mrs. Richards, whose name was Elizabeth, and who was affectionately called "Betty" by her friends, in her loneliness became much attached to the grand mountains of her new home. The one nearest her cabin she claimed as her own, and it soon began to be called Betty's or Batty's mountain and out of this circumstance grew its present name of 'Mt. Battie.3'" Betsey died on 20 May 1812.1,4
Family | James Richards b. 1743, d. 27 Oct 1821 |
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Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p.187.
- [S528] Reuel Robinson, The History of Camden and Rockport, Maine, Open Library OL14012463M
Internet Archive historyofcamdenr00robi
p. 37. - [S528] Reuel Robinson, The History of Camden and Rockport, Maine, p. 38.
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans.
Dodiphar Richards
M, b. 1745, d. circa 1823
| Father | James Richards b. c 1709, d. 1789 |
| Mother | Sarah Foss b. 1713, d. a 1747 |
Dodiphar was born at Dover, Strafford, NH, in 1745.1,2 He lived in 1769 at Camden, Knox, ME, Robinson says he and Dodipher joined James after the elder brother had settled his family in Camden.3 Dodiphar died circa 1823.1
Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, V. III, p. 185.
- [S458] Colbath Data, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
- [S528] Reuel Robinson, The History of Camden and Rockport, Maine, Open Library OL14012463M
Internet Archive historyofcamdenr00robi
p. 37.
Joseph Richards
M, b. 1747
| Father | James Richards b. c 1709, d. 1789 |
| Mother | Sarah Foss b. 1713, d. a 1747 |
Joseph Richards was born in 1747 at Dover, Strafford, NH.1 He lived in 1769 at Camden, Knox, ME, Robinson says he and Dodipher joined James after the elder brother had settled his family in Camden.2
Citations
- [S458] Colbath Data, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
- [S528] Reuel Robinson, The History of Camden and Rockport, Maine, Open Library OL14012463M
Internet Archive historyofcamdenr00robi
p. 37.
Molly Richards
F, b. before 1754
| Father | John Richards b. 1722, d. 1792 |
| Mother | Abigail (Myers) Miles |
Molly was born before 1754.1
Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, V. III, p. 186.
John Richards
M, b. 1754
| Father | John Richards b. 1722, d. 1792 |
| Mother | Abigail (Myers) Miles |
According to McDuffee:
"He served throughout the Revolutionary War; was in the battle of Bunker Hill and at the surrender of Ticonderoga, where he narrowly escaped capture. He was also at the battle of Bennington and at the surrender of Burgoyne. Hi is remembered by many now living. The following lines are commemorative of Richards and his mill:
Roll on, fair river! yield your torrent still And turn with vigorous sweep Old Richards' mill. While others sing the men and deed of fame, Be ours to consecrate Old Richards' name. For oft the aged miller at his hearth Detained our boyish troop with well-timed mirth; Told us strange tales, nor waited to be pressed. Laughing old man! he loved the tale and the jest; Strong was his arm, and while the mill went round, He hooped his pails and tubs with clattering sound. His long gray coat with dust was thick beset; His broad-brimmed hat was hat and epaulette; Nor was he all for jesting, - in a trice He sober grew, and gave us sage advice, With shake of head and keen emphatic eye Descanting loud on truth and honesty. But baffled oft to make his audience hear, When wheels and tubs and hammer claimed the ear, He raised his voice, and with its accents shrill Defied the deafening clamor of the mill." 1
According to Morse:
"John entered the army of the revolution as a voluteer, was in the battle of Bunker Hill, at the surrender of Ticonderoga, in the battle of Bennington, and at the surrender of Burgoyne. He m. Sarah Bickford of Rochester, inherited the homestead in the village of Norway Plains in R., including the 'living spring,' now owned by Hart Early, Esq. " 23,4
John was born in 1754.5 He married Sarah Bickford before 1791.
"He served throughout the Revolutionary War; was in the battle of Bunker Hill and at the surrender of Ticonderoga, where he narrowly escaped capture. He was also at the battle of Bennington and at the surrender of Burgoyne. Hi is remembered by many now living. The following lines are commemorative of Richards and his mill:
Roll on, fair river! yield your torrent still And turn with vigorous sweep Old Richards' mill. While others sing the men and deed of fame, Be ours to consecrate Old Richards' name. For oft the aged miller at his hearth Detained our boyish troop with well-timed mirth; Told us strange tales, nor waited to be pressed. Laughing old man! he loved the tale and the jest; Strong was his arm, and while the mill went round, He hooped his pails and tubs with clattering sound. His long gray coat with dust was thick beset; His broad-brimmed hat was hat and epaulette; Nor was he all for jesting, - in a trice He sober grew, and gave us sage advice, With shake of head and keen emphatic eye Descanting loud on truth and honesty. But baffled oft to make his audience hear, When wheels and tubs and hammer claimed the ear, He raised his voice, and with its accents shrill Defied the deafening clamor of the mill." 1
According to Morse:
"John entered the army of the revolution as a voluteer, was in the battle of Bunker Hill, at the surrender of Ticonderoga, in the battle of Bennington, and at the surrender of Burgoyne. He m. Sarah Bickford of Rochester, inherited the homestead in the village of Norway Plains in R., including the 'living spring,' now owned by Hart Early, Esq. " 23,4
John was born in 1754.5 He married Sarah Bickford before 1791.
Family | Sarah Bickford b. b 1781 |
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Citations
- [S66] A.M. Franklin McDuffee, Rochester, NH History, p. 23.
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Voll. III, p.188.
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans.
- [S178] A.M. Franklin McDuffee, Hist. of Rochester, NH.
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, V. III, p. 186.
David Richards
M, b. after 1754
| Father | John Richards b. 1722, d. 1792 |
| Mother | Abigail (Myers) Miles |
David was born after 1754. Died young.1
Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, V. III, p. 186.
Joseph Richards
M, b. after 1754
| Father | John Richards b. 1722, d. 1792 |
| Mother | Abigail (Myers) Miles |
Settled in the east part of Maine. Joseph was born after 1754.1
Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, V. III, p. 186.
Samuel Richards Capt.
M, b. before 1761
| Father | John Richards b. 1722, d. 1792 |
| Mother | Abigail (Myers) Miles |
He resided.1 According to Morse: "Samuel, Capt., served as an officer in the revolutionary war, and under Gen. Stark in the battle of Bunker Hill. He afterwards settled at Winslow, Me2." Samuel was born before 1761. According to Morse, Samuel was the third child after John (b. 1754) and the child before Tristram (b. 1761).3,1
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Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, V. III, p. 186.
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p.188.
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p.186.
Jonathan Richards
M, b. 1763, d. 3 June 1847
| Father | John Richards b. 1722, d. 1792 |
| Mother | Abigail (Myers) Miles |
Family | Mary Horne b. b 1781, d. a 1809 |
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Mary Horne
F, b. before 1781, d. after 1809
Family | Jonathan Richards b. 1763, d. 3 Jun 1847 |
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Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol III p.189.
David Richards
M, b. before 1781, d. after 1861
| Father | Benjamin Richards Jr. b. 15 Aug 1737, d. a 1781 |
David was born before 1781.1 He married Martha McCurdy before 1781.1 He resided before 1861.1 David died after 1861.
Family | Martha McCurdy d. a 1794 |
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Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol III p.189.
Martha McCurdy
F, d. after 1794
She married David Richards before 1781.1 Martha died after 1794.
Family | David Richards b. b 1781, d. a 1861 |
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Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol III p.189.
William S. Sawyer
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He resided.1
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Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p. 186.
Molly Richards
F, b. 2 August 1762, d. 3 November 1843
| Father | Daniel Richards b. 29 Feb 1740, d. 1 Dec 1785 |
| Mother | Hannah Sawyer1 b. 25 Apr 1746, d. 6 Feb 1823 |
She married William Osgood. Molly was born at Atkinson, Rockingham, NH, on 2 August 1762.2,3 Molly died on 3 November 1843 at age 81.2
Family | William Osgood |
William Osgood
M
He resided.1 He married Molly Richards.
Family | Molly Richards b. 2 Aug 1762, d. 3 Nov 1843 |
Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p. 186.
Betsey Richards
F, b. 22 January 1764, d. 30 September 1850
| Father | Daniel Richards b. 29 Feb 1740, d. 1 Dec 1785 |
| Mother | Hannah Sawyer1 b. 25 Apr 1746, d. 6 Feb 1823 |
She married Amasa Kelly MD. Betsey was born on 22 January 1764.2 Betsey died on 30 September 1850 at age 86.2
Family | Amasa Kelly MD |
Joshua Richards
M, b. 9 January 1766, d. after 1861
| Father | Daniel Richards b. 29 Feb 1740, d. 1 Dec 1785 |
| Mother | Hannah Sawyer1 b. 25 Apr 1746, d. 6 Feb 1823 |
Family | Betsey Steel |
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Caleb Richards
M, b. 6 January 1768, d. 30 August 1848
| Father | Daniel Richards b. 29 Feb 1740, d. 1 Dec 1785 |
| Mother | Hannah Sawyer1 b. 25 Apr 1746, d. 6 Feb 1823 |
Caleb was born on 6 January 1768.2 He married Martha Moody before 1791.3 Caleb died on 30 August 1848 at age 80.4
Family | Martha Moody b. b 1775, d. 8 Jan 1845 |
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Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol III, p. 187.
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p. 187.
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol III p.189.
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p. 187.
Martha Moody
F, b. before 1775, d. 8 January 1845
Martha was born at Haverhill, Essex, MA, before 1775.1 She married Caleb Richards before 1791.1 Martha died on 8 January 1845.1
Family | Caleb Richards b. 6 Jan 1768, d. 30 Aug 1848 |
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Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol III p.189.
Joseph Richards
M, b. 30 January 1770, d. 9 August 1838
| Father | Daniel Richards b. 29 Feb 1740, d. 1 Dec 1785 |
| Mother | Hannah Sawyer1 b. 25 Apr 1746, d. 6 Feb 1823 |
He married Lucy Belknap. Joseph was born on 30 January 1770.2 Joseph died on 9 August 1838 at age 68.3
Family | Lucy Belknap d. 5 Dec 1849 |
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Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol III, p. 187.
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p. 187.
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p. 187.
Lucy Belknap
F, d. 5 December 1849
| Father | Ezekial Belknap |
She married Joseph Richards. Lucy died on 5 December 1849.1
Family | Joseph Richards b. 30 Jan 1770, d. 9 Aug 1838 |
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Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p. 187.
Eliza Richards
F, b. 26 November 1805, d. after 1820
| Father | Joseph Richards b. 30 Jan 1770, d. 9 Aug 1838 |
| Mother | Lucy Belknap d. 5 Dec 1849 |
Eliza was born on 26 November 1805.1 She married Isaac B. Hovey MD after 1820. Eliza died after 1820.
Family | Isaac B. Hovey MD |
Citations
- [S65] Rev. Abner, A.M. Morse, A Geneological Registry of the Descendants of Several Ancestral Puritans, Vol. III, p. 187.