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JUDITH FRANCES UPHAM COGSWELL,
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Judith Frances Upham" CociswELL, {Fridtj-ic'^, Tlwmas-', Nathaiinl\
JoJ:n\ William", Jolui^), daughter of Rev. Frederic" [ 386 J and
Hannah Rogers (Peavey) Cogswell, was born Feb. 14, 1834, in South
Berwick, Me. She married Tobias Roberts, son of Jonathan and Eliza-
beth Roberts. He was born July 11, 1810, in Barnstead, N. H. Mrs.
Roberts died Aus;. 20, 1S75.
THEIR ONLY CHILD WAS:
Ernest l'/>/uim.h. Oct. 29. iS;;; m Pec. 1873; d. Feb. 8, 1S78.
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Mis. Judith F. M. KoKrti was a pieaclier. and settled over the Universalis! Church in
Kittcry, Mt. She was the first lady in the Stati authorized to sulcmnize marriages. She died
alter a short ministrv.
SOPHLA CURRIER COGSWELL.
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Si'rniA Currier" Cogswell, (Fraihis''\ Amos-', A'atliaiiich, joIdP,
William-, Johii^), daughter of Francis^ [390] and Mrs. Elizabeth (Tib-
betts; Cogswell, lu'c Smith, was born June 9, 1S22, in Boscawen, N H.
She married, Aug. 9, 1S42, Samuel Wortlun Brown, son of Jonathan
Swain and Betsey (Worthen) Brown. He was born April 22, 181 1,
in Raymond, X. H., where they resided, but removed in 1849 to
Hebron, 111.
IHIIK CHILDREN WERE:
Jonathan S., b. Jan. 10, 1S44: m. hi/arutti S/i'T^'art: m. Dec. ly, 1S76, '^Emma A'/ii^.
Erancis Co!;s'.^'t-lly b. Nov. II, 1S47: m. Dec. 25, 1S73. Mary Clark.
Bctst-y J,in,\ h. Oct. 2S, i^^t): 111. May 2(>, 1872, Liicis El!in_i;ton.
Gtor^e ]\'aninf:j'oid, b. April 11. l.S;i : ni. M.ny 5, 1872, Maiy U'iitstein.
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