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JriilTH, [420] b. March 10, 17.83: m. ^Thomas CogSu'ell [382]; m. Feb. 17,
yohn Taylor J d. March 10, 1S64.
N'athamkl. [421] b. Sept. 27, 17.S5: m 1.S06, Sarah Siimu ; (1. Sept. \(^, i8f/i.
Rl IH, [422] m. James MiConncll.
Sophia. [423]. She died unmarried.
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ike hi^ nlflei liiotheis, was in the service of his country dining a con-
.voliitii)nary strnnjjle. He 1)ecame a resident, alinut 1793, '" I.andaff,
vticc of the I'tacc and chosen Representative of the town in the Slate
EBENEZER COGSWELL.
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Ebenezer' Cogswell, {Nathaniel'^, John^, Willianfl, yohii'^), son of
Nathaniel"* [45] and Judith (Badger) Cogswell, was born Feb. 14, 1763,
in Haverhill, Mass. He married, Dec. 9, 1783, 'Mnry Stone, daughter
of Col. Benjamin Stone. She was born in Atkinson, N. H. Thcv
resided in Landaff, N H., and afterwards removed to Exeter, Me.,
where his wife died prior to 1812. Mr. Cogswell afterwards married
'^Mivy Stficdit, of I-iristol, Me. They removed to Wiscasset, Me
where he died Aug. 23, 1847. Mrs. Mary (Stewart) Cogswell died
Aug. 24. 1854.
THR CHILDKEN OF THE FIRST MARRIAGE WERE:
jEitrMiAH. [424] b. .\biivb 27, 17SS; m. Joanna Jewel; d. 1S65.
Ai'.iAH. [425] b. 1791 ; m. Josiali Barker : d. April II, 1S71.
THE CHILDREN OF THE SECOND MARRIAGE WERE:
Charles M.. [426] d. 1S54. Lucv Nichols, [427].
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Ehf.nezer Cogswell was a farmei. He served as a soldier, in the War of 1S12, in .i
njiany inulc-r the command of Cai>t. Danf.nth, of Wiscasset, Me. Mr. Cogswell was n
imincnt mendici in the b.tplist Chnrch, and held the otfice of Deacon for many years.
y.w,,// and .;/v./.: ((-..^ :.,//! B.,rh-y lived in E.xeter, Me. They had several children, an