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in the Lord. He would -o t\veiu_\ iiules uii loot to attend a Methodist Camp
MeeliiiL;. On one occasion as lie was on his way, some men at work on a
building by the roadside, who thought to puzzle him by a question of experi-
ence, said. " How do you get along with the devil?" He quickly replied,
••Oh. when I am in the valley, the old fellow overshoots me, and when I am
on the mountain-top lie cannot reach me, Glory to God " ! and went on his way
not at all disconcerted.
REUEL COGSWELL.
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Ri-.L-LL" CocoWELL, {Ediiuird*', Snn/\ Edward\ William\ Wil^
liaiir. yo/in^), son of Edward'' .212, and Jane {(.)\veii) Cogswell, was
burn. 1769, in New Milford, Conn. He married Rhoda 5;«////, daughter
of Peabody and Rhoda Smith. They resided in Washington, Conn.
-Mr Cogswell died in 1S28.
THEIR CHILURE.N WERE:
KiLi.v. [1074] b. Jan. 2S. \-')2: m. Jan. 19, 1813. Xancy Cahltw : d. Aug. 3. 1.S7O.
Ch.\iton, [1084] b. April 3, 1.S13: m. Sept. 7, 1S46, ''Lyilia Ann /'otter
m. Jan. 4, 1S33, "Eliza Amelia Bald: in; d. March 7, 1S79.
Mine N. lio85]b.Oct. 19, 1.S15; m. Aug. 17, \^y^. Henry Baldwin ; d. June 5, 1S70.
JOEL COGSWELL
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Joel' Cogswell, (Ed-^'ard^', Savi:ii!'\ Edward*, William^, ll'/7-
liniii-, yo/iii^), son of Edward' [ 212 1 and
Jane (Owen) Cogswell, was
born Sept. 17. 1771, in New Milfonl, Conn. He married T^tinar U'rix/if.
Thcv reiiiovcd in I Si 2 .mil settled in LeRavsville. I'a., where he died.
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