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FAMILY 5.<br />

19- Charles Henry* Humphrey, [12] (Henry Sauler,^ Lemudr- A'oah^) was born<br />

at Guilford, Ct., 19 June, 1841. He married 25 Feb., 1872, Rosamond W<strong>in</strong>ant, of Little Ferry,<br />

N. J. He entered the U. S. Navy 22 Sept., 1858; commissioned Lieutenant <strong>in</strong> 1863; served as<br />

midshipman and aide to Commander Foote; and with Farragut and Porter dur<strong>in</strong>g the War of the<br />

Civil Rebellion; resigned <strong>in</strong> 1863. Has s<strong>in</strong>ce been occupied <strong>in</strong> the Mutual Life Insurance Co.,<br />

New York City.<br />

Capta<strong>in</strong> Humphrey is noted as a most brilliant talker. His fond of anecdote is <strong>in</strong>exhaust-<br />

able, and renders him the life and charm of every circle vivified by his presence. It is always<br />

suited to the occasion, never twice alike, and never tiresome; but, like a spr<strong>in</strong>g of pure clear<br />

water, ever bubbles up <strong>in</strong> sparkl<strong>in</strong>g effervescence and brightness. He is a born orator and l<strong>in</strong>guist,<br />

and whoever has not heard him tell a story or s<strong>in</strong>g a song, has lost one of the thoroughly enjoyable<br />

scenes of life. Not that he should be thought trivial, for <strong>in</strong> all the relations of life he is a model<br />

man, while <strong>in</strong> this, his special ve<strong>in</strong> of humor, he is unequalled. He exemplifies over aga<strong>in</strong> the<br />

best <strong>family</strong> traits of f<strong>in</strong>e humor so remarkable <strong>in</strong> many of the name. Res. at Short Hills, N. J.<br />

Childrer.:<br />

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20. I. Rosamond Marcy.s b. 16 Apr., 1874.<br />

21. II. Lemiel Richardson, 5 b. 11 July, 1879.<br />

<strong>The</strong> follow<strong>in</strong>g records, which we are unable to identify with the above Harl/ord Humphrey<br />

families, have been k<strong>in</strong>dly furnished us by Miss ]M. K. Talcott, of Hartford, Ct.<br />

Nan'cy Humphrey died Sept. 18, 181 2, aged 48.<br />

Samuel B. Humphrey, U. S. A., died Dec. 29, 1812.<br />

Mrs. Humphrey died Oct., 1834, aged 45.<br />

Mrs. Humphrey died Nov. 9, 1836, aged 25.<br />

Frovi a Record of Deaths <strong>in</strong> Hartford, <strong>in</strong> possession of the Conn. Hist. Society.<br />

Jan'y 4, 1S23. John Humphry—a daughter—Weathersfield St.<br />

Jan'y 23, 1825. John Humphry—a son—Weathersfield St.<br />

July 26, 1826. Samuel Humphry—son—Ma<strong>in</strong> St.<br />

May 21, 1827. John Humphry's daughter— Weathersfield St.<br />

Aug. 22, 1832. John Humphry—son—Weathersfield St.<br />

Nov. 27, 1833. Samuel Humphry—daughter—Ma<strong>in</strong> St.<br />

George Humphry—daughter— dead.<br />

Aug. 24, 1835.<br />

July 24, 1838. Samuel Humphry—son—iMa<strong>in</strong> St.<br />

Oct. 6, 1834, died Mrs. John Humphrey,<br />

Nov. 8, 1835. Mary Ann Humphrey died.<br />

Feb'y 27, 1848.—G. Humphry died— 38.<br />

From a Private Record nf Births and Deaths.<br />

Apr., 1863. — Inventory and distribution of estate of Salome Humphrey (late of Hartford)<br />

among Luther C. anil Samuel 1). .Anilerson, her brothers; George G. Sweet (son of Sarepta Sweet,<br />

dec), her nephew; and Adelaide aiul .Arthur .Xdams, grand-children of Sarepta Sweet, dec.<br />

Jan. 6, 1873. Anna Humi'mrky (late of Hartford) mentions dau. Cornelia A., wife of<br />

Francis A. White.<br />

Aug. 6, 1863.<br />

Marcey (wife of Samukl) Humphrey bequest to her husband.<br />

From Hartford Co. Probate Records.<br />

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