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SAMUEL BECKWITH COGSWELL.
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Samuel Beckwith^ Cogswell, {Aaron^, SatnueP, Oliver^, Hezekialt',
Scnnuel'', Samuel^, yohn^, yohti^), son of Rev. Aaron* [ 1521 ] and Lydia
Ann (Beckwith) Cogswell, was born Dec. 4, 1854, in Clementsport, N. S.
He married, Feb. 6, 1876, Annie M. Cleveland, daughter of Elijah and
Tryphena (Perry) Cleveland. She was born July 25, 1859, in Arcadia,
N. S. They resided in Lynn, Mass.
THEIR CHILDRE.N WERE:
Kav liEtKWiTH, [2427] b. June S, i.S7(,.
Ecr.EKT Clevel.anu, [2428] b. .Mcircli 31, 18.S1.
MARY KATE COGSWELL.
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Mary Kate' Cogswell, ( William*'-, Henry HezckialP, Mason^, Hczc-
kialr\ Samuel*, Samml'-', yohn", yohn''), daughter of Rev. William^
[153T] and Eleanor (Belcher) Cogswell, was born May 29, 1840, in
Halifa.x, N. S She married, Aug. 24, 1858, Col. Francis Duncan,
R. A., LL. D., son of John and Helen (Douglass) Duncan. He was
born April 4, 1836, in Aberdeen, Scotland. They resided in Woolwich,
Kent, England.
THEIR CHILDREN WERE:
habi-l. Edilh. Muriel.
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held a ColonelV commission in the Royal .^rniy of England. Col.
1 years Deputy Chairman of the St. John .Ambulance .Association. He
iiv culture, active benevolence, an accomplished arniyofhcer, and highl\
m was ap|)oin(ed. in 1SS3, to the command of the .Artillery for (.len. .Sii
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