The Cogswells in America - citizen hylbom blog

" He > cl a.- :i iiukIcI cili/c.i. nfijjhb.H, ami friend." He died Maicli >(,. tSSi. TIk-.', had
five children, vi/. : Willi.ini liad;4er. b. April ;o. 1S37. m. Kel.. ,S, i,S;o. .n. l.i«ie liryanl ;
Julia Merrill, b. .May 7, 1S41, d. Sept., KS4J; Charles Greenleaf. b. Nov. i. 1S43, ". Dr. Clarke had a
successful practice, and hi^ excellence of character won great res]>ect. He married Siinr//
.)/,(/•/.;«,/. a si.ster of Mrs. Franci- Coy>«ell [417]- 'riicy had three children, vi/. : Sarah,
.\masa, and Franci>.
Gree.\i.e.\f Clakkk was a teacher in l.ynn. Mass. ; subsecjuently resided in the homestead
in .Atkinson. N. H. He was on (iov. iiubbard"s Staff, Representative of the Town,
and in 1S79 a member of the .\ew Hampshire .Senate. He married Sarah J. Noye~.
daughter of .Silas and l.ucy Xoyes. They had three children, viz. : Sarah N'oyes, b. .-Kpril 3,
1S56; Mary Coburn, b. Dec. 9, 1S57; (Ireenleaf, b. Jmie 5, 1S6;.
Miisp.s Clarkk was a physician. He received his degree of .M. D. from Dartmouth
Medical College in 1S4:. i>r,,ctised his profession in Derrv, X. H., removed and settled. 1.S4;.
in Cambridge. Mas... «l,ere he remained until his death, March .'7. 1S64. Dr. ijarke wa~ "..
Christian gentleman and held m high esteem by the profession and communit\.
1(11.. JOHN KADtiKR CFAKKK.
Ji>ll\ llAlioER (. LAKKL graduated. 1S43, from Dartmouth College, was three years I'nn
cii)al of Gilford Academy, N. H., studied l.iw, was admitted to the bar in 1S4S, spent tw..
years in travel in California and Central .\merica, and opened a law office in .Manchester in
1S51. Mr. Clarke, Feb., 1S5J, became the editor of the Daily Mirnn, and the following October
he becime the proi)rietor of both the Daily and Weekly Mirror-. He was a publisher, an.
had one of the largest ininting establishment- in the State. He wa- elected State Printer in
1S67, 1S6S. ICS69, and 1S77 to 18S0 inclusive. Hi- two -..ns, graihi.iu- ot Dartnionth Scien
titic College, were associated with their father in the )iuljli-hiug lui-iiie-. F.ir further men-
tion of CuL. CI.AKKH. r.vV/. Sii. KsMi 1. NiAv HwiisHikt; .Men.
J/./n- C,>/;,,r„ married K. D. Monei-. l-:-.|.. of Manchester, N. 11.. «here ihev lesided.
They h.id one child. Ama-,i Clnun.Nvho u.,-l,..ni Dee.. i.S;-. ami died at the age ..f two
vears.
HANNAH PEARSON COGSWELL.
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Hannah Pkarson" Cogswell, (Wi/liaiir, X,if/inuif/\ yo/iii\ ]Vi/-
liam^, Ji'Itn^), daughter of Dr. William' [162] and Judith (Badj^er)
Cogswell, was born July 6, 1791. in Atkinson, N. H. She married,
Jan. 12, 1814, Hon. William Badger, son of Hon. Joseph and Elizabeth
(Parson.s) Badger. He was born Jan. 13, 1779. in Gilmanton, N. H.,
where they resided. Gov. Badger died Sept. 21, 1852. Mrs. Badger
died Feb. 22, 1869.
THi IK ( hii.drrn were:
Jo.u-/>/i, b. June 27. rSi7; m. Oct. 11, I.s6;. Hannah Elizah,-lh Ay.rs.
Williow, 1,. Atig. I. lS2'.i ni. June 3. r.S;^, /farriet .1. Ct7/n:
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