The Humphreys family in America - citizen hylbom blog

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268. Amanda,' h. in Shclburnc, 23 Aug., 1786; m. in 1809, Nccdham DfUry, of Wendell,
Mass., who died about 1819. She survived him a few months. Childrm: (l) Sylvia,"
b. in Wendell, 19 Oct., 1809; d. in Sept., 1813. (2) Humphrey,' born and died in
Wendell, in Feb., 1S12. (3) Sophia," b. in Wendell, I Oct., 1S14; ni. in 1842, Lemuel
Bartlett. They reside in Sunderland Mass. Children:
(a) Reuben E.' (Rev.); m. Josephine (b) Francis E.'; m. in iSSi, Adie Newell.
Moore, who died in January, 1882. He He is a farmer in Montague, Mass. No
is a Baptist preacher; supplies pulpits children.
for absent ministers, and travels, canvass- (c) Needham D.'
ing for books. His home is in Sunder- preacher; is
land, Mass. ; his headquarters at Boston, Sealsbury, Vt.
Children: (i) Kfuel^" (Bartlett); (2) (d) Emma S.'; unmarried; lives in Moo-
Winni/rt-d"' (Bartlett); (3) J-rederici^' tague, Mass.
(Bartlett); (4) Nettie'^" (Bartlett); (5)
Ilcnr)''^'' (Bartlett), is deceased; (6) dcrland, Mass.
IVillie^" (Bartlett); (7) Samuel" (Bart-
lett); (8) il/ao''" (Bartlett).
(4) Amanda,* b. in Wendell, 6 May, i8i6. Whc
died, and she became a member of the family of her uncle, Joel l>rury, who married
her aunt, Tirzah Winters. She m. in Shutesbury, Mass., 1 Sept., 1S35, John Frederic
Miller. They res. (1884) Amherst, Mass.
(a) Emily Amanda,' b. i Sept., 1S3S;
m. Hosea Ward, a farmer. They res.
in North Leverett, Mass. Children:
(I) Eddie y5.'»(Ward); (2) Clayton 11.^"
(Ward).
(b) Charles Frederic,' b. 13 Api
d. 16 July, 1853.
(i) Dwight Henry,' b. 15 Feb
1S47;
1851;
was killed 2 July, 1872, by nping
from a railroad car while it was m
motion. He was a salesman in a dry
goods store in Chicago, and was going
liome on a visit, and when getting near
borne, through mistake he got on the
-wrong train, which lie did not discover
•till after the train started, when he
jumped off and was instantly killed.
He was in perfect health and in the
full vigor of manhood; was very am-
hitious and fidl of bright hopes, and
was a kind and dutiful son, and his
Chitdrai:
Jonas' b. in Shelburnc, 2 Sept., 17SS; m. (i) in F(
settled in Shutesbury, Mass. She