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313. ANALINE F. (Parker, James', Samuel, John), only daughter of my cousin Ira Parker Morrison, was a schoolteacher in Grafton Co., and always a favorite wherever she went. Jan. 1, 1879, she married Rev. John D. Graham, then of Lawrence, Mass. Their present home is East Canaan, N. H. §§ 27, 81.

314. MARTHA E. SARGENT" (Mary', James', Samuel, John), only daughter of Timothy and Mary E. (Morrison) Sargent, is the wife of Charles C. Palmer, of San Francisco, by whom two children, Mary Eunice and Harry. § 142.

315. LUCY BELL MORRISON (Davenport, James', Samuel3, John) is the oldest daughter of Davenport and Lucy (Fogg) Morrison, and the wife of H. W. Dailey, of Stanstead, Can., by whom three children, Hazen, Lewis, and Addie. § 143.

316. ANN MARIA, second daughter of said Davenport, is the wife of Fred L. Barber, of Charlestown, by whom one son, Carl. Mr. Barber is doing a good business as an apothecary. § 144.

317. CHARLES ROBERT, second son of said Davenport, is the husband of Louisa Tuttle, of Exeter, by whom one daughter, Erid Mac. § 144.

318. MARY JANE ALGER (Mary, Samuel, John2), oldest daughter of Jehiel and Elizabeth (Allen) Alger, is the wife of Ephraim Cole,. of Conesus, N. Y., by whom one son, Edward, who married Louisa Hayward, by whom three children, in the eighth generation. §§ 145, 165, 343.

319. DAVENPORT, oldest son of said Jehiel, lives at Conesus, N. Y., and is the husband of Carrie M. Needham, by whom Allie, who is the wife of George Snyder. § 146.

320. GEORGE M., third son of said Jehiel, lives at said Conesus, and is the husband of Laura Jerome, by whom one son, George M. § 147.

321. DEWITT C., fourth son of said Jehiel, lives at Conesus, and is the husband of Emma Brown, by whom five children now living: Duane B., Clarence, Elmer, Bertie, and Arthur. § 148.

322. ELIZABETH A., oldest daughter of said Jehiel, is the wife of Edwin E. Shutt, who lives at Conesus, by whom three children: Edwin E., Emmett J., and Cameron. § 149.

323. SYLVESTER (Mary', Samuel, John2), oldest son of Sylvester and Polly (Alger) Morris, and the husband of Rhoda E. McCalmont, by whom two children, Maud McCalmont and Grace Alger. $150.

324. DAVENPORT", second son of said Sylvester, is the husband of Kate Ford, of Conesus, N. Y., by whom one child now living, Louisa, born in 1877. § 151.

325. JOHN D., youngest son of said Sylvester, is the husband of Josephine Frescott, by whom one daughter, L. Mabel, born at Conesus in 1876. § 152.

326. EUGENE A. (Mary', Samuel, John), oldest son of Nathaniel and Electa (Alger) Cole, is the husband of Elizabeth

Macomber, of Conesus, by whom two sons, W. Scott and George Eugene. § 153.

327. DAVID S. (Frederick, William', Samuel, John), the only surviving son of Frederick W. and Ann (Sutherland) Morrison, is the husband of Fannie Ricker, by whom three children, Eleanor, Frederick, and Addie Ricker. He succeeds to the business of the firm of F. W. Morrison & Son, manufacturers of the Morrison goat-skin glove in Grinnell, Ia., and at thirty is a deacon of the Congregational church of that place. He is a grandson of Rev. David Sutherland, of Bath. §§ 29, 90, 154, 201, 255.

328. JOHN (Charlotte1, Samuel3, John2), oldest son of James G. and Lucinda (Thorpe) Daniels, married Martha Grange, by whom Edgar A. and two other children. Edgar married Sarah Sharpsteen, Feb. 14, 1880. § 155.

329. CARRIE (Charlotte, Samuel3, John2), oldest daughter of Seymour M. and Emma (Dean) Thorpe, is the wife of William Jerome, of South Livonia, N. Y., by whom two daughters, Maud and Blanche B. § 155.

330. AMERICA JANE (Charlotte', Samuel, John), oldest daughter of Matthew and Mary Ann (Thorpe) Allen, is the wife of Ezra W. Clark, of Conesus, by whom three children, John Adams, Grace Mary Ann, and America Matilda. § 156.

331. MARY ROACH', second daughter of said Matthew Allen, is the wife of William P. Boyd, of Conesus, by whom one son, Victor Hiram, born March 21, 1878. § 157.

332. FRANCES A. (Charlotte', Samuel, John2), oldest daughter of John and Stira E. (Thorpe) McVicar, is the wife of Charles R. Austin, of Genesee, N. Y., by whom one child now living, Julian Riley, born April 5, 1878. § 158.

333. GEORGE C., oldest son of said John McVicar, was the husband of Frena Northrop, by whom two children, Leon Wilber and Georgia May. § 159.

334. WILLIAM J. (Elizabeth', John, John2), only son of Abraham and Lois (Priest) Ball, is the husband of Ellen R. Hemstead, of Amsterdam, N. Y., by whom two children, Minnie and Simeon. § 160.

335. JULIA A. (James, James, James, John2), oldest daughter of James and Caroline (Webb) Morrison, is the wife of Dayton B. Morgan, Esq., of Morensi, Mich., by whom two children, Ray B. and Rena. She was educated at Ŏberlin College, and President J. H. Fairchild officiated at her marriage. §§ 38, 99, 161.

336. BURR T. MORRISON', her oldest brother, is a manufacturer and dealer in factory cheese and butter at Camden, O. His wife was Ella Irene Merwin. Jay W., his brother, was educated at Oberlin College, and is now studying medicine at Ann Arbor, Mich. §§ 38, 99.

337. CLARA D. LORD (Jennie', Roberts, Samuel) is a greatgrandchild of Robert Morrison, of Londonderry. By her husband, William L. Lord, she has one son, George C. Lord. She lives with her mother at Londonderry, as does also her brother, Ransom Flanders. §§ 39, 40, 102, 162.

338. CHARLOTTE (Isabella3, Samuel'), oldest daughter of Hardison and Elvira (Holmes) Foss, is the wife of James E. Seavey, of Rye, by whom one daughter, Ella May. § 163.

339. SYLVANUS W., oldest son of said Hardison Foss, is the husband of Ella F. Philbrick, by whom one daughter, Bertha. § 163.

340. ANN JULIA, second daughter of the said Hardison, is the wife of Lewis E. Walker, of Rye, by whom one son, Ezra Howard. § 163.

341. MAY C. (Isabella3, Samuel'), oldest daughter of Eben L. and Mary (Holmes) Seavey, is the wife of Emmons B. Philbrick, of Rye, by whom two children, Shirley S. and Annie W. § 163.

342. ANNIE (Margaret, Samuels, John), only daughter of Myron and Margaret (Norton) Hutchinson, is the wife of George Mead, of San Francisco, by whom, George Washington, born in June, 1876; Frank Hutchinson, June, 1877; and California Grace, June 8, 1879. These children are in the eighth generation from Charter Samuel. §§ 1, 4, 8, 26, 77, 136, 164.

343. EDWARD (Mary', Samuels, John), only son of Ephraim and Mary Jane (Alger) Cole, is the husband of Louisa Hayward, of Conesus, N. Y., by whom, Lewis L., born May 27, 1870; Ashley, May 5, 1875; and Charles, Sept. 18, 1879; in the eighth generation. $$ 1, 4, 8, 28, 85, 145, 165.

344. ALICE SOPHRONIA CHRISTINE (Christine", John, David3, John), eldest daughter of Gen. William Hawley, is the wife of John S. McNaught, captain of the 20th Infantry U. S. A., now stationed at Fort Duncan, Texas. She is a great-grandchild of Maj. John Morrison. She was married to Captain McNaught, April 20, 1870. They have two sons in the eighth generation: John Hawley, born at Fort Wadsworth, Dakotah Ter., Feb. 3, 1871; and William Christie, Oct. 12, 1872. §§ 2, 4, 7, 18, 52, 215, 287.

ADDENDA AND ERRATA.

[The following additional information was received by Judge Morrison after the book was in the binder's hands. I deemed best to print it on a separate leaf, and insert it immediately after the chapter to which it refers. - ED.]

1. Alexanders.-Page 296, §§ 4, 5; p. 297, § 13; p. 323, § 166; pp. 324, 5, § 173; p. 333, § 182. The records in the registry of deeds and in the probate office, show three Alexanders among the first settlers. James, John, a brother of James, and Randal, Randle, or Randyll. James, who was a grantee in the charter, died about 1731, his will being proved Feb. 17, 1731. His wife (who survived him) was Mary He left two children: Agnes,

b. at Lond. April 6, 1722, and Joseph, b. at Lond. June 30, 1727. Joseph, son of James, Nov. 16, 1773, was living in Connecticut. John died in 1763 (his will being proved June 28, 1763), leaving sons, Robert and James, a daughter Ann, and grandchildren, shown by the will. Randal, who was also a grantee in the charter, died after June 20, 1770. His wife was Janet The registry shows deeds from them to Robert Alexander (a son), May 19, 1759; to Samuel (a son), Oct. 26, 1765; and to William (a son), June 20, 1770. The Londonderry records of births, show children born to them as follows: Robert, Nov. 14, 1720; Mary, March 5, 1721-2; Isabel, Feb. 16, 1723; David, April 9, 1728; and John, April 22, 1730. Of these, Isabel must have been the wife of Samuel Morrison, and is mentioned in his will, page 325. The statement on page 324, that she was his cousin, is of doubtful authority. It is not improbable that Elizabeth Alexander, the wife of John Morrison (p. 322, § 168), was also a daughter of Randal Alexander, born before 1720, but there is as yet no proof of it. Robert Alexander, son of Randal, died about 1765, and his widow Mary returned an inventory, Oct. 11, 1765. She is the same Mary Alexander, from whose will extracts appear on page 323. Their children were, Jane, John, Hugh, William, Jennet, and Mary. Jennet married Robert Morrison. John wrote the letter referred to on page 333, which proves to have been written from Belfast, Me., instead of Ireland. William's estate was divided, Dec. 20, 1816, to his sons Robert, John, George, James, and William, and his daughter Sally Cheeney, wife of Thomas Cheeney. Of these, John is the one referred to on page 333, note, as now living, at the age of eighty.

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2. Polly Morrison. - Page 299, § 19; p. 319, § 166; p. 335, § 194. A letter from Mrs. Wilson, of Oct. 11, 1880, of Markham, Ont. (Canada), gives information. Mary (or Polly) Morrison, the wife of Nathan P. Gookin, died at Ypsilanti, Mich., May 12, 1846, at the age of 62 yrs. Eliza Finis Gookin, her eldest, born at Corinth, Vt., March 17, 1811; was married Feb. 7, 1845, at Ypsilanti, to Rev. Peter Ker, and died at Markham, Jan. 11, 1852. She had three sons: Hamilton, b. June 22, 1846 (dying Sept. 15, 1847); Frederick Morrison, b. Dec. 19, 1848 (who is now with his kinsman, Frederick Y. Gookin, in one of the banks at Chicago, Ill.), and Wellington Gookin Ker, born Nov. 10, 1851, who is now living at Aberarder, Ont., Can. He is a carriage-maker. Mary Ann Gookin, the second daughter, was born June 26, 1813, and died Aug. 16, 1829. Frederick William Gookin, the third child, born at Corinth, June 23, 1816, married Hester Ann Fisher, May 6, 1840, at Lewistown, N. Y. He is a manufacturer, in woolen mills, at La Grange, Cass Co., Mich. Adelaide Lucinda Gookin (Mrs. Wilson) was born at Putney, Vt., July 19, 1819, which would make her visit, referred to on page 320, to have been about 1830. She married John Wilson, of Markham, Ont., Dec. 17, 1851. They have three children: 1st, Frederick Theodore Gookin, born Nov. 24, 1852. 2d, Josephine Eliza, b. Jan. 15, 1856. 3d, William Augustus, born March 1, 1858.

3. Page 375, in the sixth line from the bottom, Aug. 30, 1868, should be Aug. 30, 1848.

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