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HANNAH COGSWELL.
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Hannah*^ Cogswell, ( WilluiDr. Edward'', William\ Willianr,
JoItn^\. 'lanijhter of Major William'* [86] and Anna (Whittlesey) Cogs-
well, \va.> i)urn March 15, 1765, in New Preston, Conn. She married
Capt. Nathan Tibballs. They resided in Washington, Conn., but soon
removed to Auburn, N. Y. Mrs. Tibballs died Sept. 13, 1823, and was
buried in the North Cemetery, Sennett, N. Y.
THEIK CHILDREN WERE :
Jolin, b. !\Jarch ij. 17.S5. Twelve children, who died in infancy.
William, b. April 5, 1787. Mary Ami.
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Mr. ,111(1 Mis Tihthills undertook frontier life in the State of Xc
t;rc.it liardshi)) .ind privation. At one time they were reduced to t\v
Init bv persivernnce .ind economy thev at length accumulated a got
ua^. the voun;;est child.
DOLLY COGSWELL.
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DoLLv'"' CoG?,viEVi., {]ViiHa7n^, Ed':vard\ Willtavt^, IVilliatifi. yo/m^),
daughter of Major William'' [86] and Anna (Whittlesey) Cogswell, was
born May 22, 1767, in New Preston, Conn. She married Stcf/ini
Branch. They lived near Bennington, Vt. Mrs. Branch died July 20,
1802
THEIR CHILURE.N WERE :
Dolly. Clarissa. Stephen.
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.Mn. .1,1,1,1 CVw.-//, Dolly Cogsweir.- mother, and John Cogswell, her brt
lade a journey of a hundred miles on horseback, and visited Mrs. branch in