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" Know ye . . . That I, Samuel Cogswell, of Mt. Ephraim, for consideration of 30 pounds
lawful money paid by Asahel Cogswell, of Mt. Ephraim, grant, &c. . . . land bounded East &
West by Highway, running as far North as to contain 50 acres of land, making a reservation
of the West corner, of about one acre the West side of the Brook. I hereunto set my
hand and seal this 23d day of April, 1765. ..
^.^.^h.^l Cogswfi l "
f Nathan Cogs-,vc//.
Siimtii/ Cogs7Ml/ gave to his son Samuel, for the consideration of his paternal love, one
half of his house and barn, and certain land, iSth day of Aug., 17S6.
MaiT Ct'x'swd! [496 ] married Joseph Barnitt. They lived in Richmond, Mass.
Jcriislui Cogswell [507 ] was baptized Aug., 1761, married a Mr. Skeel (probably Jonathan
Skeel), and resided in Richmond, Mass.
family.
Electa Cognvcll [508 ] resided in Richmond, Mass. She was the youngest of her father's
Xatluin /"ivrj-c;/, shoemaker and tanner, of Richmond, Mass, records in his Account linok
the following: "Jan. 15, 17S4, Samuel Hackly." " M.ay 19. 17S6, E^ckiel Hackly." "Aug
24 177 ;, Simeon Hackly." " March 30, i7t>4, Jonathan Skeel."
NATHAN COGSWELL.
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Nathan'' Cogswell, {Josepli^, Saiii!icl'\ yohn", Juku^), son of
Joseph^ [10] and Anna (Orvis) Cogswell, was born May 20, 1716, in
Farmington, Hartford County, Conn. He married, Nov. 24, 1737,
Susan Warner. She was born in Farmington, Conn.
THEIR CHILDRE.N" WERE :
Anna, [509] b. July 24, 173S; m. Sept. 30, 1762, John Macky.
Soi.o.MOX, [510] b. IVIarch 26, 1743: m. Dec. 12, 1768, Sarah Co-.^'lcs : d. May 26, 1.S06.
SUSANNA COGSWELL.
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CSrnralofli'cal.
SusANNA'^ Cogswell, {Joseph^, Sanuici^, Jolin-, yolui^), daughter of
Joseph* [10] and Anna (Orvis) Cogswell, was born Aug. 18, 171 8, in
Farmington, Conn. She married, Jan. i, 1741, yedidiali Smith, son of
Joseph and Mary (Royce) Smith. He was born Feb. 12, 1716, in
Farmington, Conn. Mrs. Susanna Smith died, and Mr. Smith married,
Oct. 29, 1777. TJizahcth Kcl/oci;