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Joseph Smith Cogsweli, graduated in 1868. from Bangor Theological
Seminar)-. He commenced his ministry as Pastor of the Congregational
Church in Zumbrota, Minn., where he remained about a year; returned to
New England, and was installed Jan., 1870, Pastor of Congregational Church
in Holden, Me. He resigned May i, 1873, 'and preached for two years in
Strong, Me. Rev. Mr. Cogswell then removed to West Auburn, Me., and was
pastor from Oct. 31, 1875, to 1881, when he was called to the pastorate of the
Presbyterian Church in Windham, N. H. He was installed Dec. 21, 18S1.
and continued there several years. Rev. Mr. Cogswell was a frequent con-
tributor to religious newspapers and journals. In 1878 he published a History
OF Androscoggin County, Maine. In 1880 he furnished a Sketch
OF AuRURN. Me., for Appleton's Cvcllip^dia. Rev. Mr. Cogswell received,
in 1SS3, the degree of A. M. from Dartmouth College. Vi.L History of
Windham, \. H.
LUCY AMES COGSWELL.
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Lucy Ames' Cogswell, (Aiiios'\ MoSi-s'\ Nathaniel'', yoltifi, \]'il-
liaui-, jfo/i!/^), daughter of Hon. Amos'" [397 J and Poll}- (P""orrest)
Cogswell, was born March 2, 181 3, in Canterbury, N. H. She married,
Sept. 16, 1S35, Charles Giahavt, son of Asa and Rachel (Morse) Gra-
ham. He was born Nov. 3, 1S09. in Concord, N. H., where thev
resided. Mr. Graham died June 11, 18S0.
Charh-s C, h. June 15, 1X30.
THEII! CHILDREN WERE:
.Ifa/y I-:., h. April 20, i S43 : m. June 23, 1 Sr.;. /t)//// C/ia,/:,'/,/.-; d. Oct. 23, 1S69.
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I Chaki 1 ~ ;; MUM «a~ :i successful taimev .-uid worthy citizen. Mrs. Giah.-im, after lier
husband's ckiili. \->i irum the farm and resided with her son in the village of East
Concord. .\li. .iml Mi>, Ci.iliani wtre members for many years of the East Congregational
Church in Concord. .\. H.
-l/r. and .]/«. CA.iduw./: resided in llosciucn. \\\. Ik «.i- a tarnic Miv. Cluduick
died in early womanhood, greatly lamented.