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THE CHILDREN OF THE FIRST MARRIAGE WERE:
An infant, [740] who died in infancy, July 4, iSoo.
Anstice Manning, [741] h. Sept. 4. 1795: m. July 2, 1816, Oliver Appleton : A. Jan
6, 1870.
Sophia, [742] hapl. March, 1796; m. Nov. 12. i8i8,.M///^(7 Smith, of Ipswich. Mass
A daughter, [743] b. 1797. She died in childhood. March, 1800.
Marv, [744] hapt. .March. 1799; m. Dnnic! Hardy.
Joseph, [745] b. 1800: m. 1826. Esther Baker.
Ebenezer, [746] b. Aug. II, 1801; m. Dec. 19, 1827, Elizahctli M. Biirnhain ; d
June 22, 18S1.
Francis, [747] b. July 27, 1803; m. Aug. 10, 1833, Mrs. Xaiuy {IValla-if) Ga^i;e.
George, [748] m. Augusta Wallaie.
ABIGAIL COGSWELL.
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Abigail'^ Cogswell, (Josepli'\ Francis^, JolnP', William", yohti^),
daughter of Joseph' [139 1
and Abigail (Patch) Cogswell, was born
Sept 3, 1776, in Ipswich, Mass. She married. May 24, 1797, Mujor
yosliua Giddings. He was born in Hamilton, Mass. They resided in \^
Ipswich, Mass. Mr. Giddings died Nov. 9, 1851. Mrs. Giddings died
Dec. 5, 185 I.
IHKIK CHILDREN WERE:
IVilliaiii, b. Jan. 7, 1799; m. Dec, 1843, Elizabeth Brown ; d. Dec. 23, i8')5.
Ann, b. April 10, 1801. She died, unmarried, July 25, 1859.
Charles, b. Jan. 23, 1804: m. March 1, 1831, Charlotte FeUous.. where he died in 1.S65.
Charles Giddings resided in Ipswich, M.iss., hut died at the house ot hi> hrother. David
Giddings, in Fond du Lac, Wis.
David Giddings, about 1832, became a pioneer settler in Sheboygan Falls, \\ is. He was
a civil engineer, and surveyed much of the land in Chicago, Green Bay, and that region. .At
the time of his marriage, in 1S42, there was not a wheeled carriage in the country, so he took
his bride home on an ox sled, and a happy time they had with their friends. Mr. Giddnig?was
a prominent citizen, a man of wealth, and had a charming residence in Fond du Lac, Wi;-.
George Giddings married his wife in .Sandwich, Mass., where thev resided, .\fter his death
Mi>. Giddings R-ided in Ip.wich, Mm.>.