The Press., 1906-01-10
Zebediah l2dl was born April 2sth

AtotS dHQ LIS CnktuEGA WcA0 ACpCaA0h
(3d); John, who died on the prison
ship, Jersey, during the revolutionary
war; Martha married Thomas Knowl-
ton of Ashford, a relative nf Gen.
Thomas Knowlton Of revolutionary
fame, and whose statue adnrns the
capitol grounds in Hartford; Hannah
married Daniel Dimock of Willing
ton; Selinda married David Glazier
of Wilmington, (second wife, and La
vina married Samuel Dunton. The
only child of Martha and Thomas
Knowlton was Patty, who married
William W, Marcy of Wilmington.
Glazier we're Jasper Marcy, Carlos,
Caroline and Fear. Two of the chill
dren of Lovina and Samuel Dunton
were Eliza, who married Gen. Orrin
Holt, and Lodicea, who married Col.
Joseph Merrick. Zebediah Odd was
born in Woodstock and married Phoebe
Pearl, by whom he had the following
children: Thomas j., died in Coven-
try; Timothy died in Willimantic;
Zebediah (4th) died in New York
state; Priscilla was twice married;
Lois married and died in Illinois;
Lucy MARI I'D and died in New York
state; Sally married and died in New
York city; Hannah married John
Snow and died in Hartford; Lucinda
married Elias Snow and died in New
Haven; Phebe married and died in
New York city. For his second wife
Zebediah (3d) married Polly Brett,
and had four children: Newman S.,
who married Sarah Lyon of Eastford
a relative of the late Gen. Nathaniel
Lyon, died in Wilmington at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Eveline Taylor.
in 1904; John died young; Mary
married Nathan Morse, and Louisa,
who died in 1857, young unmarried
school mistress, greatly beloved by all
who knew her, Timothy, who mar
ried Angelina eager. step daughter of
David Glazier, died in Willimantic.
Thomas J. married Amelia Kibbe
They had three children: Thomas
died in childhood; George Norris
married LeDoyt, died i'll Coventry,
1904, and Charles Morris, who mar
ried, but left no children. The chill
dren of Newman S. and Sarah Lyon
Marcy: Mary married George Snow,
died in Stafford in 1900; Lois mar
ried Albert Watrous, lives in Will
lington; Eveline married James Tay.
lor, lives in Wilmington; Sarah, who
married Henry Fisher, lives in Mans
field. The children Of William v.
Marcy and Martha patty Knowlton
Marcy we're: Hannah married Darius
Starr, both dying in Hartford Thorn
as Knowlton Marcy, M. D married
successfully two sisters by the name
of Hathaway of Suffield; Martha mar
ried --- Chaffee, Brooklyn, N, Y. ;;
Matthew, who died in childhood;
Lucy married Sydney Crofut, lives i'll
Hartford. Mrs Mahira E. Pearl,
Adams of Ashford, is a descendant OF
Zebediah Marcy (3d), is now living
at Wilmington Hollow.
south wilmington.
Deputy Sheriff Louis Helm of Stat
ford Springs was in town on business
Tuesday.
VIM. Richardson of Waltham, Mass.
was in town last week, calling, OH
relatives. i59ssss
Arthur Powell of WilIimantic was
a guest at Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Den
mans last Sunday.
For the year 1905 there were 10
births, 6 marriages and IS deaths i'll
the town of Wilmington.
W, H. Hall was one of the favored
(?) few witnesses at the hanging Of
murderer Sherrie in Wethersfeld,
Monday night.
Joseph Kingsbury attended the
funeral Saturday in Bristol of Mrs
wife of his brother,
Mrs Kingsbury died in the
Hartford hospital from a shock last
Evangelistic meetings are being
held in the hall each evening this
week. conducted by the pastor and
Rev. o. r. o. Farel of Willimantic
Each meeting is begun at 7.15 with
a song service. Rev. Mr.. Farel comes
here with very strong feeling that
he is especially led to do SO at this
time. 1t is, perhaps, not necessary to
say that it is very much hoped for,
that all who are able will attend these
meetings.
Rev. o. R. o. Farel, pastor of the
Baptist church of Willimantic, who
with Pastor Wolfe, is conducting
religious services here this week, has |
been engaged in evargelistic work |
the central west, and was
leader of the evangelistc band of the |
of Chicago. He is Il
graduate of the Dennison university
of Ohio, and has taken postgraduate |
course in the University of Chicago
and Yale.
Moose Meadow
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Wilson Wis
tied in WarrenVille over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Irons and daugh-
ter were the guests of friends in the |
Meadow Sunday.
George Knight has sold five years
old pony to E. A. Bates. The pony
will be used by Mr.. Bates two sops
in driving to school.
Cooking Snaf1s.
EScargotS are at their best when taken |
in the vineyards at the end of March |
and the beginning of April. They live |
on the shoots of the vines and during |
the winter bury themselves in the |