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IllElR ONLY CHILD WAS:
Mary Ann Coi:,su'dl She died in early life, Feb. 12, 1.S47.
J«rmor«intia.
Charles E. Norton married. May, \%2-,-Elizah,-th Coi:swdl [618], who died Jan. 7,
1S32. He married ^Clarissa Baher, and after her death ^Suhviu- Bahcr. Mrs. Salome Norlun
survived her husband. Mr. Norton was a Deacon of the First Congregational Church in
South Berwick. He held the ofiice of Town Clerk fifteen years, was engaged in trade, and
for twentv vears he was the Cashier of South Berwick Bank.
WILLIAM LAMBERT COGSWELL.
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CSrnralostcal.
William Lambert" Cogswell, {XortIicHtP\ Natlianicl'\ jfoiiatlian'^,
JonatliLvfl, Williiiufi, Jclin^), son of Northend" [276 1 and Elizabeth
(Lambert) Cogswell, was born Aug. 17, 1803, in South Berwick, Me.
He married, June 2, 1840, Mrs. Sophia {Potter) Maiming, daughter of
Jacob and Luc}' Potter, and the widow of Jacob Manning. She was
born in Leominster, Mass. They resided in New York City. Mrs.
Cogswell died Jan. 30, 1877, and Mr, Cogswell died Nov. 5, 1879.
They had no children.
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Mtlliam Lambert Cogswell in early life entered upon business in New
York City, where for many years he was a prosperous merchant. Mr. Cogs-
well accuinulated large wealth. He received in 1858 the degree of A. M.
from Dartmouth College. N. H.
FREDERIC COGSWELL.
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CRrncalogical.
Frederic" Cogswell, (Xort/ieiid'', Nathaniel'^', yo?iat/iaii^, 'jFoia-
tha7i'\ Uil/iaiH', Jchii^), son of NorthendM 216] and Elizabeth (Lambert)
Cogswell, was born Dec. 5, 1806, in South Berwick, Me. He
married, Jan. 6, 1858, Elizabctli Riiss, of Esse.x, Mass., a step-daughter
of John D. Russ, M. D., vid. [290] Memoranda. They lived in Circle-
ville, Ohio, until 1864, when they removed to Fairfield, Conn., thence
to New York, where Hon. Frederic Cogswell died May 3, 1870.