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Concord, Mass. They resided in Spencer, Mass. Mr. Monroe died
March 6, 1825. Mrs. Sarah Monroe died Nov. 20, 1859, aged ninetyone
years. She survi\-ed all her brothers and sisters.
THEn< CHILDREN' WERE :
Joiialhait, b. June 23, iSofi; ni. Jan. 1, KS32, Hannah A. Boyden.
Clarissa, b. June 5, iSoS; m. ^Ephratm Hayward ; m. Kalvin Kent.
pltmoranlia.
Jonathan Monroe was a soldier of the Kevulutinn. After the war he retired upon a farm.
Jonathan and Hannah A. .l/v,;,v ll\ed, 1SS3, in Spencer. .Mr. Monroe was a mechanic
and farmer. Mrs. Monroe died M.n 22, 1X75. They had fourteen children Six died young.
The others were: George Myiun, lj. M.i\ iS, 1S33. He died, unmarried, in Florida, ])ec 6,
18S2. John Wilder, b. Sept. jo, 1S34; m, (Hive C.reaton. Ch.arles Henry, b. .\o\ . 7, 1835;
m. Addie l;i,mlnu. Julia .-\u.miM,i, b. da. 17, iS;/,; ,11. Cu.M-e Walker. Dwight Fo.ster, b.
\nv. 1;, iS;,7 : n,.(,c,.,.M.i,i„.i SiM.a. Jiavid l;.';.du,. 1> June 30. 1S40; m. Jennie Hobs..n.
Walter .Marjhall. b. ^Lly 2y, 1^40; n.. .\nna Sibley. Sarah Elvira, b. Dec. 25, 1S50; m. Kdwanl
AARON COGSWELL.
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A.'vron" Cogswell, {Ebencccr'', William'', yohn^, William-, 'yolm^),
son of Ebenezer" [116] and Mary (Burnham) Cogswell, was born Jan.
14, 1770, in Ipswich, Mass. He married, Nov. 17, 1793, Dcborali Bcllo-cL's,
daughter of Lieut. Ezekiel and Mercy (Davis) Bellows. She was
born Oct. 2r, 1773, in Paxton, Mass. They resided in Pa.xton and
North Spencer, Mass. Mr. Cogswell died Jan. 9, 1827. Mrs. Cogs-
well died Jan. 31, 1861, in North Spencer, Mass.
THEIR CHILDREN WERE:
Candace. [658] b. Aug. 19, 1795; m. Aug. 15, 1815, Edmund N. Sargent
Dei'.orah. [659] b. July 27, 1797. She died in childliood, Nov. 25, 1802.
Mary Bcrnham, [660] b. April 27, 1S04; m. April 4, 1S27, Etisha Pronty.
A UAVCHTER, [661] b. .March 30, 1806. She died in infancy, .^pril 14, 1S06.
JttcmoranBa.
Aaron Cogswki.i. was a farmer and a cooper. He administered on the estate of his
sister, Mary 11. Cog>\vell [310]. The court ordered a division of wh.it was left after paymcul
of all debts and expenses among her eight brothers and sisters, and each received Sioo.Si.
Afrs. 7'ioiity had a pestle and mortal which the Cogswells brought over with them in the