History of the Reed family in Europe and America

156 ESDRAS READE OF BOSTON,
7. Andrew G., son of William H. and Lucy, born Jan. 27,
1821 ; married Rebecca Patridge, Dec. 12, 1852, and set-
tled in Rockland, Me. Child, — Carance E., born May 31,
1854.
7. Francis P., son of William H. and Lucy, born Jan. 27,
1827 ; married Susan E. Patten, July 15, 1849, and settled
in Hampton, Me. She died Oct. 6, 1857. Children, —
Julia F., born Sept. 5, 1850, died 1852; Willis Martin,
June 19, 1853 ; Arthur B., Sept. 19, 1855.
7. Charles A., son of William H. and Lucy, born Sept. 18,
1830 ; married Elmira J. Willson, May 11, 1850, and lives
in Rockland, Me. Children, — Helen F., born July 5, 1850 ;
Hattie D., Oct. 21, 1853.
7. Clara C, daughter of William H. and Lucy, born
April 8, 1832 ; married Isaac H. Young, June 8, 1851, and
lives at Hampton, Me. He died Aug. 11, 1856.
6. Thomas, son of James and Mehitable, born at Dorches-
ter, March 1, 1770 ; lived in Boston, and died November,
1852.
6. Samuel, son of James and Mehitable, born at Dorches-
ter, Mass., July 6, 1783 ; lived in Beaufort, S.C., and died
Nov. 22, 1838.
5. Timothy, son of Thomas and Sarah, born at Chelms-
ford, March 21, 1714 ; married Mary Cummings, Nov. 10,
1732. Children, — Elizabeth, born Feb. 2, 1733; Mary,
Feb. 22, 1734 ; Timothy, Aug. 30, 1736, settled in Putney,
Vt. ; Eleazcr. He moved from Chelmsford to Dunstable,
when that was the name of a tract comprising Dunstable,
Nashua, Nashville, Hollis, and parts of the towns of Pelham,
Londonderry, Hudson, Merrimac, and Townsend ; making in
all about two hundred square miles, which constituted for
many years the northern frontier, where many savage out-
rages were committed by the Indians, and many deeds of
valor and heroism were performed by the whites. It was from