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THE CHILDREN OF THE FIRST MARRIAGE WERE:
John, m. Maria Story. William B., died unmarried.
Mary Ann, m. Non. J. C. h'itnble. George 6'., b. Oct. 2, 1S17; m. Atin Elna-
Clarissa Brimmer, m. John Brown. M.D. bel/i Bailey; d. June 19, iSSi.
Edward, died unmarried. Kebecea B., m. Joseph Cummings.
Emerson Cogs^oell, m. Hcpsy Trash. Joshua Jewell, m. Caroline A. I/amM.t.
Hon. J. C. Kemble was, 1SS3. the Editor of a leading paper in Troy, X. Y.
GEORGE S. WHII'PLE, M. I).
George S. Whipple was born Oct. z, 1S17, in Hamilton, Mass. ; was educated in Bradford
Academy under Prof. Benjamin Greenleaf, principal. He went West when quite young and
taught school. With his earnings, he attended the Medical University in Louisville, Ky. After
completing his medical course, he married .\nn Elizabeth Bailey, daughter of Hon. Thomas
H. Bailey, of Carroll Co., Ky., and settled in Worthville. Ky., where he had a successful prac-
tice until the Rebellion. He cast in his lot with the Confederates, and joined the Fourth
Kentucky Cavalry under Morgan. He was appointed assistant surgeon and held the posi-
tion until the regiment surrendered at Mount Sterling, April, 1S65. After the surrender he
returned to Worthville, but soon removed to Louisville, where he practised until ill health
compelled him to retire to Worthville. .\t the close of the war, having lost his property, he
became discouraged and broken in spirits, his health gave way, and he died J\me 19, i.S.Si, in
Worthville, Ky. Dr. Whipple was an esteemed member of the Methodist Church, and died
with strong faith in his .Saviour. The funeral sermon was preached by Re\. John Kce\e-,
from Heb. i.\. 2-. The widow, a son, and a daughter survive. A daughter, Mary Ann Kcmbic.
died in childhood. Clara B., married Erederick II. Prentiss. They resided, 1SS3, at if. Bul-
finch Street, Boston, Mass. The son, Thomas //. />'., was, 1SS3, connected with the house of
H. W. Reese, Louisville, Kv.
EMERSON COGSWELL.
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Emerson'^ Cogswell, {Emerson*, Wi/liam^, William-, Johii^), son
of Emerson'* [28] and Mary (Pecker) Cogswell, was bapt. Feb. 12,
1743, in Ipswich, Mass. He married, 1773, ^Eiuiicc Robinson, daughter
of Dr. Jeremiah and Eunice (Amsden; Robinson. She was born in
Westford, Mass. They resided in Concord, Mass. Mrs. Eunice
Cogswell died, and Mr. Cogswell married, May 3, 1789, -Ann Lcam-
ara. She was born in 1762 and died Oct. 3, 1792. Mr. Cogswell then
married, 1794, '^Mrs Elizabetli (Batcman) IhUtrick, widow of Nathan
Buttrick, who survived him. Lieut. Cogswell died May 13, 1808. Mrs.
Cogswell afterward married Amos Havward, of Winchendon, Mass
THE CHILDRK.N OF THE FIRST MARRIAGE WERE:
Mary, [251] m. Michael Stone, M.D.; d. Dec. 4, 1799.
Bridget, [252] b. April 25, 1774. She died young.
Lucy, [253] b. April 27, 1776; m. Nov. 30, 1795, James Call ; d. about 1856.