a physician in Templeton for many years, and is now residing in Greenfield. 4. Amanda Almira, m. Clement Jewett; whose ch. were:—George, Mary and Sarah. 5. Harrison Mortimer, m. Miss Leonard. Mr. Osgood d. in 1822, ae. 61.
Payson, Joseph, from Framingham, was a farmer and shoemaker, living in the east part of the town, where his grandson, Joseph P. Howe, now resides. He m. Mary Hill; their ch. were:—1. Mary. 2. Susanna. 3. Eleanor, m. Uriah Clapp. His second wife was Azubah Wilder; whose ch. were:—Asahel, Daniel, Mary, d., Bellona and Lovell. His second wife was Betsy Leach. His third wife was Mrs. Hale. Mr. Payson d. in 1832, ae. 89.
Perley, Allen, from Ward, (now Auburn,) was a farmer, living where his son, Dea. Asa Perley, now resides. He m. Juda Case; their ch. were:—1. Susanna, m. Mr. Marsh; whose ch were:—George, Daniel, Ebenezer, Presson and Susan. 2. Allen, m. Anna Greenwood; whose ch. were:—Martha, Sylvia, and Elizabeth. 3. Sarah. 4. David, m. Miriam Partridge; whose ch. were:—Almira, Anna, Thuseba, Hannah Bigelow, David, Mary Ann, Adam and Hiram, (twins,) d., Asa and Henry. 5. Anna, m. George W. Davis; whose ch. were:—Walter, George, Alonzo and Betsy. His second wife was Betsy Conant; whose ch. were:—Lyman, Leander, Anna Perley, Maria, Lucy Ann, Silas and Charles. His third wife was Miss Rich. 6. Asa, m. Mary Kendall; whose ch. were:—Mary Elmira, Asa Proctor, Charles Addison, William Porter, George Allen, James Munroe, Francis Walter, Theophilus Parsons, Leander Alonzo, Lewis F. and Ellen Maria.
Partridge, Jabez, from Sherburne, located as a farmer in
