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^rfsiooltr Griswold, a descendant of our first Matthew Griswold, on her father's side, through a brother of her husband's grandfather Governor Roger Griswold (see below), and, on her mother's side, through Rev. George Griswold of Giant's Neck (see above). She survives her husband with four children. 130 (5.) Roger Wolcotl,'^ born in 1797; graduated at Yale College in 131 1818; a lawyer; who married his third cowsm Juliet'^ daughter of Thomas 132 133, 134 135 136 ^n 138 139 (58) Griswold, niece of the New York merchants Nathaniel Lynde and George Griswold above mentioned ; settled at Ashtabula, Ohio ; had died in 1878. A daughter of Roger Wolcott Griswold is Mrs. Joseph Badger several sons and daughters ; and (Juliet Elizabeth^) Hall, now of Chicago, 111. Her son Roger Griswold'^ Hall married Mary Louise daughter of William A. Patrick of Rutland, Vt, a brother of the mother of Frederick W. Gookin of Chicago. (6.) Eliza Woodbridge,'^ born in 1799 ; who Boalt of Norwalk, Ohio, a lawyer of high position ; married Charles Leicester had several sons and two daughters; and died in 1878. One of the sons is John Henry,^ Judge of Common Pleas in Nevada, now a lawyer of distinction in San Francisco, Cal. One of the daughters, Frances Griszvold Lane,^ is the wife of Jay Osborne Moss, a wealthy financier of Sandusky, Ohio. (7.) ]\'Iarian,^ born in 1801; who married Thomas Shaw Perkins, a lawyer, son of Judge Elias Perkins of New London, Conn.; and had eleven children. A daughter, Cornelia Leonard,^ was the wife of David Hubbard Nevins of New York City, late of Waterford, Conn. A son, Roger Griswold,^ was a physician of New York, and afterwards lived on a plantation near Camden, S. C, belonging to the family of his wife, a cousin of his on the Perkins side. She survives him, without children, and is now living on an ancestral estate of her own in South Carolina. 140 Another son of Mrs. Perkins is Qtx\. Joseph Griswold^ Perkins of Lyme, brevetted General for gallant services in the late civil war, whose wife Louisa Mather Griswold descends from both the Giant's Neck (see above) 141 and Blackball branches of the family. A third son is Professor Maurice^
CS^tfiSluoltr Perkins, Professor of Chemistry in Union College, who married Anna daughter of Rev. Dr. Potts of New York. The only surviving daughter 142 is Lucretia Shaw Woodbridge,^ a lady of unusual acquisitions and varied accomplishments, which she has made useful to others by private teaching. 143 (8.) William Frederick^ born in 1804 ; a captain in the China trade ; who married Sarah daughter of William Noyes of Lyme ; had two sons, 144 of whom the one now living is William Noyes^ of New York, and two daughters; and died in 185 1. He improved the leisure of his long voyages for much study and reading, by which he became a man of high culture. 145 (9-) Robert Harper^ born in 1806; a shipmaster; who married Helen daughter of Edward Powers of Guilford, Conn., by whom he had three daughters and one son, the latter not now living. He was a favorite commander of packet-ships of the John Griswold Line, saiHng between New York and London, a man of much reading, and, in his prime, of elegant manners and great personal beauty. H^e died in Lyme in 1882, after years of lingering infirmity and pain. His daughters, with their mother, now conduct a Family-School for young ladies in their father's fine old house in Lyme, devoting themselves more especially to instruction in the elegant branches, in which they are proficient. 146 (lO-) James^ who died in infancy. We now return to follow out the succession of the children of Gov. Matthew and Ursula (Wolcott) Griswold : 147 4. Urs7ila,^ born in i 744 ; who died an infant. 148 5. Hannah,^ born in 1746; who died in childhood. 149 6. Marian,^ born April 17, 1750; a very handsome woman; who married : first, September 29, 1 769, Charles Church Chandler of Wood- stock, Conn., an eminent lawyer, " frequently a member of the State Legislature and elected to the Continental Congress,"'^ who died in 1787 ; by whom she had several children. One of her daughters by this first "^ Hyde Genealogy, ut supra, ii. 8g2.
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CS^tfiSluoltr<br />
Perkins, Pr<strong>of</strong>essor <strong>of</strong> Chemistry in Union College, who married Anna<br />
daughter <strong>of</strong> Rev. Dr. Potts <strong>of</strong> New York. The only surviving daughter<br />
142 is Lucretia Shaw Woodbridge,^ a lady <strong>of</strong> unusual acquisitions <strong>and</strong> varied<br />
accomplishments, which she has made useful to others by private teaching.<br />
143 (8.) William Frederick^ born in 1804 ; a captain in the China trade ;<br />
who married Sarah daughter <strong>of</strong> William Noyes <strong>of</strong> Lyme ; had two sons,<br />
144 <strong>of</strong> whom the one now living is William Noyes^ <strong>of</strong> New York, <strong>and</strong> two<br />
daughters; <strong>and</strong> died in 185 1. He improved the leisure <strong>of</strong> his long voyages<br />
for much study <strong>and</strong> reading, by which he became a man <strong>of</strong> high culture.<br />
145 (9-) Robert Harper^ born in 1806; a shipmaster; who married<br />
Helen daughter <strong>of</strong> Edward Powers <strong>of</strong> Guilford, Conn., by whom he had<br />
three daughters <strong>and</strong> one son, the latter not now living. He was a favorite<br />
comm<strong>and</strong>er <strong>of</strong> packet-ships <strong>of</strong> the John Griswold Line, saiHng between<br />
New York <strong>and</strong> London, a man <strong>of</strong> much reading, <strong>and</strong>, in his prime, <strong>of</strong><br />
elegant manners <strong>and</strong> great personal beauty. H^e died in Lyme in 1882,<br />
after years <strong>of</strong> lingering infirmity <strong>and</strong> pain. His daughters, with their<br />
mother, now conduct a <strong>Family</strong>-School for young ladies in their father's<br />
fine old house in Lyme, devoting themselves more especially to instruction<br />
in the elegant branches, in which they are pr<strong>of</strong>icient.<br />
146 (lO-) James^ who died in infancy.<br />
We now return to follow out the succession <strong>of</strong> the children <strong>of</strong> Gov.<br />
Matthew <strong>and</strong> Ursula (Wolcott) Griswold :<br />
147 4. Urs7ila,^ born in i 744 ;<br />
who<br />
died an infant.<br />
148 5. Hannah,^ born in 1746; who died in childhood.<br />
149 6. Marian,^ born April 17, 1750; a very h<strong>and</strong>some woman; who<br />
married : first, September 29, 1 769, Charles Church Ch<strong>and</strong>ler <strong>of</strong> Wood-<br />
stock, Conn., an eminent lawyer, " frequently a member <strong>of</strong> the State<br />
Legislature <strong>and</strong> elected to the Continental Congress,"'^ who died in 1787 ;<br />
by whom she had several children. One <strong>of</strong> her daughters by this first<br />
"^ Hyde Genealogy, ut supra, ii. 8g2.