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THEIR CHILDREN WERE:
Sahah, [342]. She died in infancy.
Thomas, [343] b. March 3, 1766; m. ^Lvdia Hairnnun : m. Dec. 25, T.S12. ^Betsey
Kimball; d. I IS 5 7.
JOHN. [344] m. March 4, 17.S4, Elizabelh Griffin.
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.Ww;/') Cogs-Ml/, parent- of John Cogswell, removed from Marblehead
to Haverhill. Mass.. when he was voimg.
LYDIA COGSWELL.
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Lvuia"' Cor,b\vi;i.L, (Fi\i)icis\ ydiir, William-, y.'liii^), daughter of
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42 ] and Elizabeth Cogswell, was born July 22, 1732, in Argilla
District, Ipswich, Mass. She married, 1752, ^Rez: Timothy Symmes,
son of Timothy and Elizabeth Rose Symmes, ne'e Collamore. He was
born May 27, 1 7 14, in Scituate, Mass, Rev. Mr. Symmes died .April 6,
1756. Mrs. Symmes married (/«/'. Feb. 16, 1760) ''Richard Potter, son
of .Anthony and Mary (Dresser) Potter. He was born Nov. 15, 1705.
They lived in Ipswich, Mass. Mrs. Potter survived her husband. Her
death occurred Oct. 12, 1773.
THi: CHILDRE.N OF THE 1-IRST -MARRlAdE \\KRE:
Ehcnczt-i, b. 1755 ; 111. .
William, 1j. 175'i; m. Dec. 12. 17.S2, MchitahU MouHoii : d. Dec. 20, KS25.
THE CHILDKE.N- OF THE SECCNIJ .MAKRIAI.E WERE:
Sarali. b. Dec. 15, 17^0. She died, unmarried, 1^47.
Lydia.h. 17O2: m. May, 17.S3, Abet Boardman ; d. .A:i:;. 17, i.Sji.
Jonathan, b. \^(•'U\ m. Hannati Potterj d. .March, l^i4.
James, m. Charlotte Frye j d. iHi.s.
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Kr.\ Timothy Symmes came to Ipswich sonic time in 1752. He was an assistant of Rev.
Ml Rogers, then jiastor in Ipswich, lie had been previously .settled in Connecticut and also
in New Jersey. He was a zealous pronn.'ler of evangelical religion, and much engaged in the
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