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FREDERIC COGSWELL.
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i Frederic'^ Cogswell, (Thomas-', A^ithaniel*, yo/a/^, William-,
yo/ni'j, son of Hun. Thomas'^ [152] and Ruth (Badger) Cogswell, was
born March 23, 1792, in Gilmanton. N. H. He married, May 18, 18 17,
\ Hannali Rogers Peavey, daughter of Col. Anthony and Elizabeth
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Peax'cy. She was born Oct. 2, 1801, in Farmington, N. H. They
i resided in Gilmanton, but removed to Tamworth, N. H ,
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where Mrs.
died July 9, 1S53. Rev. Mr. Cogswell died July, 1857, at the
j house of his son in Memphis, Tenn,
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.M.-\RV Am- i.i.M., [769] b. July 19, I.Si.S; m. Tobias Roberts; d. Nov. 2, KS49, in Cuba.
iMatii-d.^, [770] b. .March 3, 1S21 ; m. June 9, 1S44, Warren Rowcll.
Jefkekso.n, [771] b. Jan 25, 1.S23; m. April 14, 1850. Anna M. Hamnutt.
Frederic M.^uison, [772] b. Dec. 25. 1S27; m. Sept. 27, 1.S54. Cclia V. Bond.
! Antho.vv PE..iVEV. [773] b. July 16, 1.S29: m. July 1, 1S59, Laura Hearnes.
\ Hanx.\h M., [774] b. Nov. 21, 1.S30; m. Jan. i, 1852, E:ra Hobbs ; d. May 25, 1S72.
\ Elizabeth Ann, [775]
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b. July 12. 1S32: m. Edward P. Wait.
Jedith Frances Upham, [776] b. Feb. 14. 1^34; m. Tobias Roberts j d. Aug. 20, 1S75.
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> Freheru Cogswell was a minister. He preaclied in Karnstead, Alton, .-Mlenstown,
1 X. H., and various other places. He made preaching tours in company with his cousin. Rev.
' Jn.seph Badger, and with his brothers-in-law. Revs. John L. and Edward H. Peavey. .Mrs.
t Cog.swell was also a preacher. There were seven of her father's family who were ministers of
\ the Gospel, .\fter Mrs. CogswelFs death Rev. Mr. Cogswell made a journey through some
; of the Western and Southern State>, preaching, as he had strength, the truths of the Gospel
which he loved.
; Tlicnuu J. Co^swll [771 ] married the daughter of Capt. John Hammett, of Kentucky.
j They resided in Mcmjihis, Tenn. .Mr. Cogswell wa« the proprietor of the I'hceni.x Hotel in
! that city, lie afterward- removed tn Hct Spring-, .\rk., where he was proprietor of the
I'hteni.x House.
SOPHLA COGSWELL.
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Sophi.n'^ Cogswell, (Amos'\ Nathaniel*, yohiP. IVilliam'-, yohn'),
daughter of Hon Amos'' !I56) and Mrs. Lydia (Wallingford) Cogswell,
'f'e Baker, was born July 20, 1786, in Dover, N. H. She married,