_Jeremiah BRAGDON ___+
| (1737 - ....) m 1760
_Jeremiah BRAGDON ________|_Elizabeth WILLSON __
| (.... - 1844)
_Nahum BRAGDON __________|
| (1795 - 1877) |
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| |_Joanna WOOSTER __________|_____________________
| (1763 - ....)
_Meltiah J. BRAGDON _____|
| (1853 - 1898) m 1879 |
| | _Asa DYER ___________+
| | | (1752 - 1790) m 1773
| | _Robert DYER _____________|_Sarah SIMONTON _____
| | | (1788 - 1827) m 1806 (1738 - 1840)
| |_Mary ("Polly") B. DYER _|
| (1812 - 1888) |
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| |_Rhoda Livinia LANCASTER _|_____________________
| (1787 - 1869) m 1806
_Nahum Hiram BRAGDON _|
| (1879 - 1960) m 1908 |
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| |_Elizabeth Ann MERCHANT _|
| (1863 - 1920) m 1879 |
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|--Elizabeth F. BRAGDON
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| _Hollis J. LEIGHTON _____|
| | (1859 - 1908) |
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|_Gladys A. LEIGHTON __|
(1889 - 1919) m 1908 |
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|_Francena Rodell FARREN _|
(1866 - 1927) |
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_Cornelius CURSON ________|
| (.... - 1705) |
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_Samuel CORSON ______|
| (1686 - 1764) |
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| | _Henry HOBBS ________________|________________________
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| |_Hannah HOBBS ____________|
| (.... - 1705) |
| | _Thomas CANNEY _________
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| |_Hannah CANNEY ______________|________________________
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_Samuel (Corson or) COLSON _|
| (1719 - 1810) |
| | ________________________
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| | _Richard POTTS ______________|________________________
| | | (.... - 1676)
| | _Thomas POTTS ____________|
| | | m 1690 |
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| |_Mary POTTS _________|
| (1690 - ....) |
| | ________________________
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| | _Thomas ROBERTS _____________|________________________
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| |_Joanna ROBERTS __________|
| m 1690 |
| | _Thomas LEIGHTON _______
| | | (1604 - 1672)
| |_Mary LEIGHTON ______________|________________________
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|--Samuel (Corson or) COLSON
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| _Capt. William GERRISH _
| | (1617 - 1687) m 1645
| _John GERRISH _______________|_Joanna LOWELL _________
| | (1646 - 1714) m 1667 (1619 - 1677)
| _Captain Timothy GERRISH _|
| | (1684 - 1755) m 1706 |
| | | _Richard WALDRON _______
| | | | (.... - 1689)
| | |_Elizabeth WALDRON __________|________________________
| | (1666 - 1724) m 1667
| _Timothy GERRISH ____|
| | (1713 - ....) |
| | | ________________________
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| | | _Robert ELIOT _______________|________________________
| | | | (1643 - 1724) m 1683
| | |_Sarah ELIOT _____________|
| | (1687 - 1770) m 1706 |
| | | ________________________
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| | |_Margery BATSON _____________|________________________
| | (1620 - 1674) m 1683
|_Mary (Molly) GERRISH ______|
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| _James GRAY ____________
| | m 1629
| _George Thomas GRAY _________|_Alison GIFFERT ________
| | (.... - 1693) m 1672
| _Alexander GRAY __________|
| | (1680 - 1725) |
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| | |_Sarah, wife of George GRAY _|________________________
| | m 1672
|_Lydia GRAY _________|
(1719 - ....) |
| ________________________
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|_Elizabeth THOMPSON ______|
(1681 - 1777) |
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A Samuel was age 37 when he settled at Cherryfield, ME in 1782 with ten persons in his family (see the Black Papers - http://home.comcast.net/~downeastgenealogy/History/black_papers.htm). He was living at 1800 census but dead by 3 Feb 1803 when widow Susannah was app't administrator of estate; he first came to Cherryfield from the Dover area of NH ca. 1767 with Ichabod Willey, Sr. and m. Ichabod's oldest child. See "The Descendants of Cornelius Corson of Dover, New Hampshire, Vol. 1 (pp. 155ff.)" by Stan Colson, P.O.Box 1837, Leesburg, VA 22075, 12/91.
Descendants of Samuel Corson (Colson) - compiled by Jack Colson: Generation No. 1: SAMUEL4 CORSON, (COLSON) (SAMUEL3, CORNELIUS2 COURSON(WHIT), JAN1 COURSON) was born November 02, 1719 in Dover, Strafford, NH (Source: (1) Vital Records of Dover, N.H. 1697 - 1850, Reprint of 1977, Pg. 23 ( Name spelled Corson), (2) Historical Collections of Dover, New Hampshire, Volume I, Pg. 23.), and died @ 1810 in Cherryfield, ME. He married MARY (MOLLY) GERRISH @ 1765 in Berwick, York, ME, daughter of TIMOTHY GERRISH and LYDIA GRAY. She was born July 26, 1748 in Berwick, York, ME (Baptised), and died Aft. 1810 in Cherryfield, ME. June 18, 1744 - The New Hampshire Revolutionary Rolls show a Samuel Corson to have been a member of a party "Scouting in the woods under Captain Timothy Robards, for ten days from June 18, 1744," at Rochester, New Hampshire. He was also in a scouting party at Rochester under Samuel Miller from June 29 to July 13, 1744. Additionally, Samuel is borne as a Sargeant on the muster roll of Captain James Guppy's company of twenty men who received allowance for services at Rochester in 1746. The possibility of his being a regular Professional Scout or Soldier could also explain his late-in-life marriage to a much younger wife. 1757 - Samuel Corson moved to Cherryfield, ME about 1757, and was one of the towns first settlers, along with Jabez Dorman, John Densmore, and Ichabod Willey. We begin to see the name changed on some records to "Colson" at this stage, for this lines descendants. December 04, 1770 - Samuel Corson, laborer, of Pleasant River (Addison), Lincoln, ME for a Debt of 75 pounds (money), 14 shillings, 9 pence, owed to Captain William Bucknam, gentleman, of Falmouth, Cumberland, ME turns over as Security his homeland, two oxen, two cows, two calves, and all his marsh lands, on the Promise that they be Bucknam's if the said Debt to Bucknam is not repaid in full within two years. Samuel signed with his "x" mark. The Deed was witnessed by Joseph Wilson, and a Benjamin (?). There was also 16 shillings, 6 pence, paid out to Bucknam at the time, perhaps Interest due. On August 19, 1771, Samuel Corson personally appeared and acknowledged the Instrument to Jonathan Bagley, J. P. The Deed was recorded on November 15, 1771. It is not known by this writer whether or not the Debt was ever paid off within the time period, or if the land reverted to Bucknam. (Lincoln Deeds - Vol. 8, Pg. 192 - 1770) (The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 156, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 168, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991, - for photocopy of Promissory Deed) June 25, 1777 - Samuel Corson enlisted in the Revolutionary War as a Private in Lieutenant Thomas Parrat's Detachment, which was drafted from the Militia. Samuel served six (6) days at Machias, ME and was discharged on June 30, 1777. (MA Soldiers & Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. IV, publ. Wright & Potter, Boston, MA)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 156, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991) December 19, 1778 - Samuel Corson re-enlisted in the Revolutionary War as a Private in Lieutenant John Bohanon's Detachment, Colonel Foster's Lincoln County Regiment. The Detachmant was called out by order of Lieutenant Colonel Campbell in defense of the State stores on board the ship MERRYSHEET from Boston, which, according to the Roll dated at Narraguagus, was bound to the garrison at Machias. He was discharged on January 01, 1779, after fourteen (14) days service. (Massachusetts Soldiers & Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. IV, publ. Wright & Potter, Boston, MA )(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 157, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991) February 08, 1779 - Samuel Coson was one of the twenty-four (24) signers of the Petition to the General Court of Massachusetts by the inhabitants of the Narraguagus Valley settlements requesting relief from the enemy (British) invasion of the coast, which cut off needed supplies and trade. They asked that the government send armed vessels, and sufficient land troops for fortification, and some needed supplies, to protect land and inhabitants. (ME Hist. & Genealogical Recorder, Vols. VI-IX, by S. M. Watson, Publ. Gen. Publ. Co., Balt: 1973)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 157, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 169, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991, - for photocopy of Transcription of Petition) August 07, 1779 - Samuel Corson again re-enlisted in the Revolutionary War as a Private in Captain John Hall's Company, Colonel Foster's Lincoln County Regiment. He served from August 07, 1779 to September 07, 1779 for a one month's expedition to Majorbagaduce (Castine) area by order of General Lovel, upon the Roll certified at Boston, Massachusetts. (Massachusetts Soldiers & Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. IV, publ. Wright & Potter, Boston, MA)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 157, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991) July 24, 1788 - Samuel Colsen, of Cherryfield, Lincoln, ME was served a Writ for a Debt, then overdue, of 6 pounds (money), 11 shillings, 6 pence, owed to Ambrose Snow, of Thomaston, Lincoln, ME. Samuel was given the choice of jail, or satisfaction of the debt being paid to Snow's agent, Alexander Campbell, Esquire, of Township #4. Accordingly, his possessions were put under Levy until the debt was paid or satisfied, together with interest and costs of Sheriff's service. Appraisal of Samuel's holdings were made, including a saw mill in Cherryfield at the uppermost part of the Narraguagus River, and there was set off against his debt 2 7/8 acres of land, next to the land of John Lawrence, on the West side of the road. Execution was fully satisfied on November 13, 1788, and the charges were dropped. The Writ was recorded on January 06, 1789, at Machias, ME. (Washington Deeds - Vol. I, Pgs. 156/157 - 1788 - Writ)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 157, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 171, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991, - for photocopy of Writ) January 01, 1789 - Samuel Colsen, of Cherryfield, Lincoln, ME was served a Writ for a Debt, then overdue, and acknowledged from October 21, 1788 by non-appearance to Alexander Campbell, J. P. of Lincoln Co., of 9 pounds (money), 5 shillings, 6 pence, owed to Isaac Patten, of Township #4, Lincoln, ME. Samuel was given the choice of jail, or satisfaction of the debt being paid. Accordingly, his possessions were put under Levy until the debt was paid or satisfied, together with interest and costs of Sheriff's service. Appraisal of Samuel's holdings were made, including meadow land known as Colsen's Meadow, bounded by the land of Major Joseph Wallis on the South, and another place known as Colsen's Long Meadow on the West side of Caler Ridge Hill. These two tracts approximated 10 acres and 4 acres respectively. Execution was fully satisfied on January 30, 1789, and the charges dropped. The Writ was recorded on March 05, 1789 at Machias, ME. (Washington Deeds - Vol. I, Pgs. 178/179 - 1789 - Writ)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 158, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 175, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991, - for photocopy of Writ) January 19, 1789 - Samuel Colsen, yeoman, of Cherryfield, Lincoln, ME was served a Writ for a Debt, then overdue, of 233 pounds (money), 12 shillings, 4 pence, owed to to Joseph Wallis, of Narraguagus, Lincoln, ME. Samuel was given the choice of jail, or satisfaction of the debt being paid. Accordingly, his possessions were put under Levy until the debt was paid or satisfied, together with interest and costs of Sheriff's service. Appraisal of Samuel's holdings were made, consisting of 97 acres of land in Cherryfield with appurtenances, it being the tract taken up and possessed by Samuel, appraised at 175 pounds, 14 shillings, as acceptable part satisfaction of this execution, and intervening charges, and surrendered to Joseph Wallis on January 30, 1789. The Writ was recorded on March 05, 1789, in Machias, ME. (Washington Deeds - Vol. I, Pgs. 174/175 - 1789 - Writ)(The Descendanta of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 159, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 177, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991, - for photocopy of Writ) September 18, 1806 - Samuel Corson, yeoman, of Township #11 (Cherryfield), MEfor $5.00, purchased from Alexander Baring, of London, England, Robert Gilmore, of Baltimore, Maryland, Thomas Mayne Willing, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Charles Willing, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, all merchants, being devisors of the late William Bingham's (of Philadelphia) estate, 100 acres of land in Township #11 (Cherryfield). The property was located beginning at the County Road at the Southeastern corner of a Lot laid down for Benjamin Ingersoll (who had married Samuel's daughter, Sarah), then due West 115 rods, then South along Corson's line to the river, then on to the corner of Thomas Archibald's, then East to the road, then North along the road to the point of beginning. This land was entitled to Samuel Corson as a settler prior to 1784, therefore only a nominal payment was required. The Deed was dated on September 18, 1806, and recorded on September 26, 1806. (Washington Deeds - Vol. I, Pgs. 407/408 - 1806)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 159, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 178, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991, - for photocopy of Deed) August 23, 1808 - Samuel Corson, yeoman, of Cherryfield, ME was served a Writ for a Debt, then overdue, of $33.81, plus $9.01 suit costs, owed to Thomas F. Goodhue, gentleman, of Columbia, ME by judgement of the Trustees of the Court of Common Pleas in Machias, ME on the 3rd Tuesday of August, 1808. Samuel was given the choice of jail, or satisfaction of the debt being paid. Accordingly, his possessions were put under Levy, and appraisal of his holdings was ordered. The property appraised was 1 3/4 acres of land in Cherryfield, which was valued at $56.80. This was acceptable to Goodhue in full satisfaction of judgement, and the complaint was discharged. The Writ action was recorded on September 01, 1808. (Washington Deeds - Vol. 5, Pg. 223 - 1808 - Writ)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 160, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 179, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991, - for photocopy of Writ) August 23, 1808 - Samuel Corson, yeoman, of Cherryfield, ME was served a Writ for a Debt, then overdue, of $34.19, plus $10. 30 suit costs, owed to Andrew McDowell, of Portland, ME and Francis Cobb, of Steuben, ME trading as McDowell and Cobb, by judgement of the Trustees of the Court of Common Pleas in Machias, MEon the 3rd Tuesday of August, 1808. Samuel was given the choice of jail, or satisfaction of the debt being paid. Accordingly, his possessions were put under Levy, and appraisal of his holdings was ordered. The property appraised was 3 1/4 acres of land in Cherryfield, next to land set-off to Thomas F. Goodhue on Goodhue's execution of his judgement, which was valued at $58.22. The land was acceptable to the Plaintiffs as fully satisfying their judgement, and the complaint was discharged. The Writ action was recorded on September 01, 1808. (Washington Deeds - Vol. 5, Pgs. 225/226 - 1808 - Writ)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 160, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 181, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991, - for photocopy of Writ) August 23, 1808 - Samuel Corson, yeoman, of Cherryfield, ME was served a Writ for a Debt, then overdue, of $34.61, plus $10.28 suit costs, owed to Francis Cobb, merchant, of Steuben, ME by judgement of the Trustees of the Court of Common Pleas in Machias, ME on the 3rd Tuesday of August, 1808. Samuel was given the choice of jail, or satisfaction of the debt being paid. Accordingly, his possessions were put under Levy, and appraisal of his holdings was ordered. The property appraised was 3 1/4 acres of land in Cherryfield, next to land set-off to McDowell and Cobb, which was valued at $58.90. The land was acceptable to the Plaintiffs as fully satisfying their judgement, and the complaint was discharged. The Writ action was recorded on September 01, 1808. (Washington Deeds - Vol. 5, Pgs. 226/227/228 - 1808 - Writ)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 161, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 183, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991, - for photocopy of Writ) August 23, 1808 - Samuel Corson, yeoman, of Cherryfield, ME was served a Writ for a Debt, then overdue, of $22.15, plus $10.20 suit costs, owed to Andrew Dyer, mariner, of Harrington, ME by judgement of the Trustees of the Court of Common Pleas in Machias, ME on the 3rd Tuesday of August, 1808. Samuel was given the choice of jail, or satisfaction of the debt being paid. Accordingly, his possessions were put under Levy, and appraisal of his holdings was ordered. The property appraised was 2 acres, 54 square rods, of land in Cherryfield, bounded by land set-off to Francis Cobb, running North and East to the county road, thence South by the road soME8 rods, and West to the starting point, which was valued at $47.60. The land was acceptable to the Plaintiffs as fully satisfying their judgement, and the complaint was discharged. The Writ action was recorded on September 01, 1808. (Washington Deeds - Vol. 5, Pgs. 228/229 - 1808 - Writ)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 161, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 185, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991, - for photocopy of Writ) April 04, 1809 - Samuel Colson, yeoman, and his wife, Mary, of Cherryfield, ME for $800.00, sold to Joseph Adams, of Cherryfield, ME 100 acres of land of land in Township #11 (Cherryfield) that had been deeded to Samuel by David Cobb, and John Richards, agents for Alexander Baring, et al, heirs of the Estate of the late William Bingham. The Deed was witnessed by Thomas Archibald and Sophia Archibald. The Deed was signed by Samuel and Mary Colson's "x" mark on April 04, 1809, and recorded on April 26, 1809. (Washington Deeds - Vol. 5, Pg. 383 - 1809)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 161, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 187, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991, - for photocopy of Deed) June, 1810 - Samuel Colson, and his wife, Mary, were both enumerated in the 1810 U. S. Census for Township #11 (Cherryfield), ME. 1810 - Samuel Colson is thought to have died in Cherryfield, ME. He was 91 years of age. His burial place is not positively known. However, there was once a Colson Cemetery located off the Stillwater Road, Cherryfield, ME that was dug up circa 1930/40 for a gravel pit. That would have been the land that was supposedly a part of Samuel's Lot. (The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. I, Pg. 162, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1991) Samuel was baptised 7 April 1727 by the Rev. Jonathan Cushing of First Church, Dover, N.H. - Name (Corsen) (Source: Historical Collections of Dover, New Hampshire, Volume I, Pg. 137.) Re: MARY (MOLLY) GERRISH: July 26, 1748, Baptised in Berwick, York, ME; Marriage: @ 1765, Berwick, York, ME.
Children of SAMUEL CORSON and MARY GERRISH are:
i. JOHN ADAMS5 COLSON, SR., (CORSON), b. @ 1765, Cherryfield, ME; d. November 20, 1848, Trescott, ME (Source: Records of Families in the Town of Trescott, ME 1797-1862, copied by Mrs. Ralph E. Auger, Augusta, ME1953.); m. ELIZABETH, @ 1785, Cherryfield, ME; b. @ 1755, Cherryfield, ME; d. February 09, 1828, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. June, 1790 - John Colson is enumerated in the first U. S. Census for Township No. 11 (Cherryfield), ME as Head of Household, age 26-45, with one son under age 10, his wife, age 26-45, one daughter, age 10-16, and three daughters under age 10. (The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. II, Pg. 153, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1995) June, 1800 - John Colson is enumerated in the second U. S. Census for Township No. 11 (Cherryfield), ME as Head of Household, age 26-45, with one son under age 10, his wife, age 26-45, one daughter, age 10-16, and three daughters under age 10. (The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. II, Pg. 153, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1995) December 11, 1807 - John Colson appears on the records of the Massachusetts Land Office as "settled on Township No. 9 (Trescott, ME) since after December 11, 1807, the date of Theodore Lincoln's former return dated on November 24, 1810." (MEState Archives, Reference Services, State Capitol - Station 84, Augusta, ME 04333)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. II, Pg. 154, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1995) June, 1810 - John Colson is enumerated in the third U. S. Census for Township No. 9 (Trescott), MEas Head of Household, age 26-45, with one son age 16-26, one son under age 10, his wife, age 26-45, two daughters, age 10-16, and two daughters under age 10. (The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. II, Pg. 153, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1995) 1812 - John Colson again appears on the records of the Massachusetts Land Office as a Lot holder in Trescott, ME in 1812. (ME State Archives, Reference Services, State Capitol - Station 84, Augusta, ME 04333)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. II, Pg. 154, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1995)
ii. SAMUEL COLSON, (CORSON), b. @ 1766, Cherryfield, ME; d. January 1803, Cherryfield, ME; m. SUSANNAH WILLEY, @ 1783, Cherryfield, ME; b. @ 1761, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, ; d. Bet. 1850 - 1860, Cherryfield, ME. May 27, 1795 - Samuel Corson, Jr., yeoman, of Cherryfield, ME for 5 pounds, sold to Thomas Archibald, gentleman, of Steuben, ME3 acres of land in Cherryfield, beginning at the Mill Dam called the Independence Ferry on the North side of the Narraguagus River. The Deed was witnessed by Eli Forbes and Andrew Kidston. The Deed was dated on may 27, 1795, and recorded on June 04, 1795. Washington Deeds - Vol. 1, Pgs. 458/459 - 1795)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. II, Pg. 245, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1995) March 05, 1796 - Samuel Corson, Jr., yeoman, of Cherryfield, MEfor $600.00, bought from Joseph Wallis, of Township No. 45 (unsettled lands in the Narraguagus Valley) in Washington County, ME97 acres of land in Cherryfield, it being the land "set off free and clear to me (Wallis) on January 19,1789 by Sheriff's Decree". (This was the saMEland that had been foreclosed on Samuel Colson (father) in 1789 for payment of a judgement). The Deed was witnessed by Andrew Tilton and William Tupper. The Deed was dated on March 05, 1796, and recorded on March 05, 1796. (Washington Deeds - Vol. 1, Pg. 534 - 1796)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. II, Pg. 246, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1995) December 30, 1798 - Samuel Corson, Jr., and wife Snnah, of Township No. 11 (Cherryfield), for $63.00, sold to Hannah Wakefield, of Steuben, ME 40 acres of land in Township No. 11 (Cherryfield). The bounds were: starting at the Southwest corner of Samuel Corson, Sr's. land, thence West 50 rods to the Southeast corner of Samuel Corson, Sr's. land, thence North and East to the Proprietor's land, thence East to unimproved land, thence South to the start. The deed was witnessed by Jacob Townsley and Samuel G. Archibald. The Deed was dated on December 30, 1798, and recorded on August 22, 1804. (after Samuel Corson, Jrs. death)(Washington Deeds - Vol. 3, Pg. 526 - 1798)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. II, Pg. 246, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1995) November 11, 1801 - Samuel Colson, yeoman, of Cherryfield, ME for $40.00, obtained by quitclaim from Ambrose Snow, of Addison, ME 5 acres located at the Southeast corner of his (Samuel's) own land containing about 5 3/4 acres bounded on the East side by the County Road, on the South side by a Lot of land owned by Thomas Archibald, and on the Western and Northern sides by land owned by said Colson. The Deed was witnessed by Thomas Archibald and Alexander Nichols. The Deed was dated on November 11, 1801, and recorded on July 02, 1802. (Washington Deeds - Vol. 3, Pg. 162 - 1801)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. II, Pg. 246, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1995) February 03, 1803 - Samuel Corson, Jr., died Intestate in 1803, age 37, along with several of his children, all probably of Influenza. After his death, his wife, Snnah, was appointed, on February 03, 1803, as the Administratrix of Samuel's estate by Stephen Jones, Probate Judge. The Bond Sureties were provided by Ichabod Willey, Sr. and Ichabod Willey, Jr., Snnah's father and brother. Josiah Harris, Registrar, examined the Petition. On the same day, a Warrant was issued to Joseph Wallis, Jr., Thomas Archibald, and Elijah Willis to inventory and appraise the estate. The Inventory was returned on February 24, 1803, and included, among other assets, 55 acres in Cherryfield along with a barn and house worth $600.00. On June 13, 1804, a list of accounts owed was provided by Snnah, signed at Columbia, ME. It provided for nursing, doctoring, and funeral expense for Samuel, and Nabby (Abigail), both deceased, for maintenance of Alexander until his death (he apparently was near death at that time), and allowance for Lucy during her sickness. (See below for Probate File)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. II, Pg. 246, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1995) March 21, 1805 - Samuel's estate was apparently insolvent, for Sarah petitioned the Court to sell land, buildings, etc., because there was insufficient funds to pay the estate debt. Stephen Jones, Probate Judge, granted the request on the third Tuesday of August, 1804. The actual sale was announced on February 20, 1805, to be held on March 21, 1805, by the Administratrix, Snnah Corson, with 50 acres with house and barn to be sold with an incumbrance for the widow's Dower in effect. The land was sold to Snnah's brother, Ichabod Willey, Jr., for $221.20. When the transaction was recorded on June 11, 1807, Snnah had at that tiMEremarried to Samuel Kingsley, who was listed as Administrator in right of his wife, Snnah, who was Administratrix in her own right in the estate of Samuel Corson, Jr. (Washington Probate - Vol. 3, Pg. 219 - 1807)(Washington Deeds - Vol. 4, Pg. 541 - 1807)(The Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. II, Pg. 247, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1995) July 09, 1807 - Samuel Corson's widow, Snnah, in her capacity as Administratrix of the deceased Samuel Corson's estate, paid to the devisors of the estate of William Bingham, $5.00, to acquire 100 acres in Township No. 11 (Cherryfield), beginning on the river at the Southwest corner of John Corson's Lot (Samuel's brother), and continuing on his (John's) line North, Then South to Benjamin Ingersoll's Lot (Ingersoll, who married Samuel's sister, Sarah Colson), then South to Ingersoll's and Samuel Corson's Lots, back to the river. The Deed was witnessed by John Black and Thomas Mills. The Deed was dated on July 09, 1807, and recorded on July 13, 1807. (Washington Deeds - Vol. 4, Pg. 540 - 1807)(THe Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit of Dover, NH, Vol. II, Pg. 247, by D. H. & S. D. Colson, 1995) Notes for SNNAH WILLEY: In the 1850 U. S. Census for Cherryfield, ME we find Sara Colson, age 89, living at home of her son, Samuel Colson (enumerated family #8). She is not found at his home in the 1860 U. S. Census hence, we can presume she has died in the interim period.
iii. GERRISH COLSON, (CORSON), b. @ 1768, Cherryfield, ME.
iv. SARAH COLSON, (CORSON), b. @ 1771, Cherryfield, ME; m. (1) BENJAMIN INGERSOLL, JR., @ 1790, Cherryfield, ME; b. @ 1769, Columbia, ME; d. Bef. September 02, 1818, Cherryfield, ME; m. (2) THOMAS CUSHING, September 02, 1818, Cherryfield, ME (Intentions).
v. LYDIA COLSON, (CORSON), b. @ 1774, Cherryfield, ME; d. December 09, 1857, Columbia, ME; m. (1) WILLIAM CALLIGHAN, @ 1790, Columbia, ME; b. ME; d. Bef. August 09, 1801, Columbia, ME; m. (2) ELISHA TENNEY, August 09, 1801, Columbia, ME; b. @ 1784, ME; d. Bef. 1820, Columbia, ME.
vi. TIMOTHY COLSON, (CORSON), b. @ 1776, Cherryfield, ME.
vii. FANNY COLSON, (CORSON), b. @ 1778, Cherryfield, ME; d. Aft. 1850, Cherryfield, ME; m. JOHN BRACY, Bet. 1797 - 1800, Cherryfield, ME; b. Cherryfield, ME.
viii. JAMES COLSON, (CORSON), b. @ 1780, Cherryfield, ME; d. December 22, 1860, Steuben, ME (Source: Steuben, ME V. R. - Deaths - 1798-1900, Age given as 75, which computes c1785 b/d.); m. DEBORAH SMALL, @ 1805, Cherryfield, ME; b. @ 1784, Cherryfield, ME.
ix. ALEXANDER COLSON, (CORSON), b. @ 1782, Cherryfield, ME.
x. MOLLY COLSON, (CORSON), b. @ 1784, Cherryfield, ME; m. SAMUEL SMALL, @ 1803, Cherryfield, ME; b. @ 1785, Cherryfield, ME.
xi. MOSES COLSON, (CORSON), b. @ 1787, Cherryfield, ME; d. Bet. 1850 - 1858, ME; m. (1) ABIGAIL ARCHER, @ 1809, Columbia, ME; b. June 06, 1791, Columbia, ME; d. Aft. June 1830, ME; m. (2) MARY ANN BULGER, November 11, 1831, Steuben, ME; b. @ 1802, Gouldsboro, ME.
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Jack Colson continues: Children of SAMUEL COLSON and SUSANNAH WILLEY are:
i. JOHN6 COLSON, b. @ 1784, Cherryfield, ME; d. Bef. December 31, 1821, ME; m. LYDIA FERNALD WILLEY, Bet. 1814 - 1818, ME; b. December 14, 1797, Columbia, ME; d. July 07, 1880, Milbridge, ME (Buried Robert L. Pinkham Cemetery - Steuben, ME.).
ii. LUCY WILLEY COLSON, b. October 04, 1785, Cherryfield, ME; d. March 06, 1884, Cherryfield, ME; m. JOHN ARCHER, JR., January 01, 1805, Cherryfield, ME; b. July 22, 1783, Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts; d. March 20, 1861, Cherryfield, ME (Buried John Archer Cemetery - Cherryfield, ME, Lot #10, Grave #1.).
iii. ELIZABETH COLSON, b. @ 1786, Cherryfield, ME; d. Bef. 1820, Cherryfield, ME; m. JOHN HALL, @ 1805, Cherryfield, ME; b. May 10, 1784, Addison, ME; d. November 15, 1836, Harrington, ME.
iv. ISAAC COLSON, b. April 24, 1790, Cherryfield, ME; d. March 31, 1854, Atterbury, Menard, Illinois (Buried Old Concord Cemetery - Atterbury, Illinois.); m. (1) NANCY JANE DAVIS, @ 1820, IIlinois; b. August 22, 1796, Virginia, Illinois; d. November 22, 1849, Atterbury, Menard, Illinois (Buried Old Concord Cemetery - Atterbury, Illinois.); m. (2) DELICE (DILUE) OVERSTREET, March 21, 1850, Atterbury, Menard, Illinois (Atterbury V.R. - Marriages, Vol. 81, Pg. 548.); b. March 15, 1814, Virginia, Illinois; d. May 12, 1859, Atterbury, Menard, Illinois (Buried Oakford Cemetery - Oakford, Illinois.). Isaac removed from ME, and settled in Clary's Grove near Petersburg, Illinois, in 1819. He was resciding in Menard County, Illinois in 1830, and was purported to have owned some 10,000 acres of well-improved land. Isaac died in 1854, and his estate was probated, he leaving no Will. On April 05, 1854, Robert Colson (his oldest son), Samuel Colson (his second son), and Ada D. Wright (unidentified) were appointed as Administrators. Isaac's estate was inventoried, showing a value of $2,452.40. Goods and chattels were sold at public auction on May 12, 1854, and the names of the purchasers appear on the left hand margin of the Bill of Sale, next to the item purchased. No reference to any real property is made. The Administrators report to the Court dated July 08, 1856, shows a balance on hand of $1,656.25 to be distributed among the widow (Dilue Colson) and heirs (not named), after any debts be fully paid. (Menard County, Illinois - Probate Box 408 - 1854)
v. ICHABOD WILLEY COLSON, b. January 06, 1791, Cherryfield, ME; d. January 08, 1881, Harrington, ME (Source: Buried Wass Cemetery - Addison, ME, Lot 6, Grave 1.); m. ELIZABETH (LIZZY) LIBBY, @ 1819, Harrington, ME; b. September 1790, Harrington, ME; d. March 10, 1870, Harrington, ME (Buried Wass Cemetery - Addison, ME, Lot 6, Grave 2.). In February, 1844, Ichabod Colson of Harrington, ME was a Defendant in Washington County Court under a Cause of Debt. Ref. Vol. 52, Page 312. Court Index No. 6/483/312.
vi. SAMUEL H. COLSON, b. @ 1798, Cherryfield, ME; d. April 13, 1866, Deblois, ME (Source: Buried Pine Grove Cemetery - Cherryfield, ME, Lot No. 304.); m. (1) ANN WALTON, Bet. 1817 - 1818; d. Bef. November 30, 1825; m. (2) MARIAH B. (BUMFORD?) WILLEY, November 30, 1825, Cherryfield, ME; b. September 23, 1807, Cherryfield, ME; d. March 08, 1884, Cherryfield, ME (Buried Pine Grove Cemetery - Cherryfield, ME, Lot No. 304.). Samuel was a farmer.
vii. ALEXANDER COLSON, b. @ 1800, Cherryfield, ME; d. @ 1804, Cherryfield, ME.
viii. ABIGAIL (NABBY) COLSON, b. @ 1802, Cherryfield, ME; d. @ 1803, Cherryfield, ME.
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[6415] Ida was educated at Eastern State Normal School in Castine and became a teacher. She is "Ida Mae Morgrage" in the family Bible.
[48471] Emma is daughter of George Henry Oldt (1821-1881) & Maria Cadilla Harmon (1825-1898).
[29645] Anne is said to be daughter of Robert Parker (b. 1534 in Cholderton, Wiltshire, d. 1590/1, Duesbert, The Netherlands) and Mary Edith Burghe Collyns (b. 1555 in Cholderton). The Parker ancestry continues in the unverified Phillips Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013. Ancestry.com offers: "Parker Name Meaning - English: occupational name for a gamekeeper employed in a medieval park, from an agent derivative of Middle English parc 'park' (see Park 1). This surname is also found in Ireland."
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[2143] Gunhilda m. Sveyn I 'Forkbeard' Haraldsson, King of Denmark and England. http://www.guide2womenleaders.com/womeninpower/Womeninpower03.htm states "Dowager Queen Gunhild of Poland of Sweden - It is not known for certain that she was actually the wife of King Erik, who might have been married to Sigrid Storråda, but she might have acted as regent for son, king Olof Skötkonung. Since 996 she was possibly married to Svend Forkbeard king of Denmark and political active until their divorce in 1000. In 996 she lead to an alliance between Denmark and Sweden. Daughter of prince of Poland Mieszko I and Dobrawa, she was origianally named Princess Sygryda, mother of several children with both husbands, and lived (968/72-after 1014)." http://www.geocities.com/missourimule_2000/kingsofdenmark2.html reports: "Her Polish name was Sygryda Swietoslawa; we have used the Norse variation since it is the one most likely to be encountered. She is also believed to be the same person as Gunhilda, who is often listed as the wife of Sven I 'Forkbeard'. Also, her father is sometimes listed as Skoglar Toste, or the mythical 'Burislav'. Burislav is considered to be a combination of Miezko I and Boleslaw of Poland. After she divorced from Erik, she was given Gotaland as a fife. Olaf Trygvasson proposed to her, but demanded that she convert to Christianity. This proposal insulted her, and she began to actively orchestrate Olaf's downfall by allying Sweden and Denmark against Norway. She was successful when Olaf fell in the Battle of Swold in 1000. She also had Harald Grenske burned to death to discourage other petty kings from proposing to her, thus earning the nickname 'haughty'." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigrid_the_Haughty and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunhild_of_Wenden.
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[30388] Find A Grave Memorial 104496647 identifies Charity: "Mary Charity Wood was born in 1625 in St. Petroch, Exeter, Devon, England. Mary was the daughter of Ezekiel Humphrey Wood (1607-1628). Mary married Richard Cheney (1616-1684) in Anne Arundel, Maryland, United States in 1649. He was 33 years old, and Mary was 21. This couple had the following 5 known children: Richard, Elizabeth, Mary, Anne and Thomas. Charity died on 24 Aug 1668 in S River Hundred, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, USA. She was only 38 years old."