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			d. in March 1897, bur. at Freeport, Me., a mechanic in a shoe factory, by whom she had issue.^Ý
	iii.	Sophia Ann, b. 27 July 1826; d. at China, Me., 5 Nov. 1833.
	iv.	Lydia Wood, b. 29 Nov. 1828; d. at Boston, Mass., 25 Dec. 1870; bur. at China, Me.; unm.
47.	v.	William Parkman, b. at China, Me., 7 Apr. 1831.
	vi.	Edwin Augustus, b. 18 July 1835; d. at Washington, D. C., 18 Aug. 1864; mar. Juliette E. Mitchell,
			who d. at Washington, D. C., 25 Feb. 1865. They are bur. at China, Me. He was a soldier in the Civil War. No issue.
48.	vii.	Henry Wheeler, b. at China, Me., 18 Oct. 1838.
	viii.	Dana Hanson, b. at China, Me., 17 Feb. 1842; d. at Wellington, Kans., 27 Apr. 1872. He was a soldier
			in the Civil War, and remained a batchelor. Bur. at China, Me.

35. NATHANIEL⁶ MAXFIELD (Eliphalet ⁵ Nathaniel⁴ Eliphalet³ Nathaniel² John¹), son of Eliphalet and Jane (Mc Crillis) Maxfield, was born 20 April 1799; he died at China, Maine, 14 November 1884.

He married Adah Arnold, of Appleton, Maine, who died 15 February 1892 at China, Maine, aged eighty-nine years, one day.

Issue:

49.	i.	John Arnold,⁷ b. at China, Me., 14 Nov. 1822.
	ii.	Joseph, lived in New York City.
50.	iii.	David, b. in China, Me
	iv.	Adeline, b. 21 June 1829; d. at China, Me., 21 Dec. 1886; mar. (1) Elisha E. Newcomb. She mar. (2)
			Thomas A. Newcomb, b. 8 Aug. 1832; d. 8 June 1870. She mar. (3) Amos Taylor. She had issue an only child (surname Newcomb): Charles.
	v.	Sarah Elizabeth, b. in 1831; d. in 1895; mar. Edward Breck, of China, Me., b. in 1831, d. in 1900.
	vi.	Thomas Arnold, b. in Albion, Me.
51.	vii.	Charles, b. in Albion, Me.
	viii.	Jane, b. in Albion, Me., 24 Apr. 1839; d. at South China, Me., 16 Dec. 1920; mar. 16 Aug. 1862
			Benjamin H. Moody, who was b. 7 Aug. 1837, and d. 22 Aug. 1905, by whom she had issue (surname Moody): 1. M. Lizzie, b. 23 Mar. 1866; d. 18 July 1921; mar. 22 May 1887 J. Harvey Mosher, son of Charles and Susan, b. 1 Jan. 1859, by whom she had issue.*

^Ý Alexander and Elizabeth Anna (Stevens) Galloway had issue:

i.	Florence Lugene, b. at Boston, Mass., 2 Mar. 1892; adopted by her aunt. Mrs. Mary Lugene (Stevens)
		Jordan, at the death of her mother in 1899; mar. at Portland, Me., 28 Oct. 1916, Franklin Allen, son of William E. and Ellen (McDuffee), b. at Portland in Oct. 1894; they live at Woodfords, Me., where he is an automobile mechanic; they have issue (sur. name Allen) : 1. Florence May, b. 31 May 1917. 2. Dorothy Ellen, b. 17 Aug. 1919. 3. Franklin Sidney, b. 18 Aug. 1922.
ii.	Mary Alexandria, b. at Auburn, Me., 2 Sept. 1894; upon the death of her mother in 1899 she was adopted
		by her aunt, Mrs. Ella Frances (Stevens) Moore, of Woodfords, Me.; she mar. John C. Clark, who is dead, by whom she had issue (surname Clark): 1. Charlotte Elizabeth, b. in Aug. 1920.

* J. Harvey and M. Lizzie (Moody) Mosher had issue:

	i.		Fred.
	ii.		Adah Gertrude, who mar. 18 Apr. 1911, Arthur R. Tracy, of Waterville, Me.
	iii.		Ruth.
	iv.		Benjamin H., who mar. 19 Nov. 1919, Daoris A. Main.
	v.		Charles.

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		2. Fred, b. 22 Aug. 1863; d. 6 Sept. 1888.
ix.	Frederick (twin), b. 7 Aug. 1848; d. 16 Aug. 1869.
x.	Francis (twin), b. 7 Aug. 1848; d. in infancy.
xi.	Mary, b. in Albion, Me.; d. in infancy.

36. OREN⁶ MAXFIELD (Eliphalet⁵Nathaniel⁴ Eliphalet³ Nathaniel² John¹), son of Eliphalet and Jane (McCrillis) Maxfield, was born at Durham, New Hampshire, 1 January 1804; he died at Toulon, Illinois, 21 November 1888.

He was a gentleman in all respects, very strict in his integrity and Sabbath observance; a Free-will Baptist in religious belief, a charter member of the Toulon, Illinois, Masonic Ledge, a Whig or Republican in politics, and a farmer by occupation. The Maxfields drove from "Dover Piscataquis, Me. Sept. 17, 1835 to Bangor twenty eight miles; Sept. 18th drove eighteen miles to Newburg; Sept. 19th twenty nine miles to China; Sept. 22nd twenty six miles to Augusta bridge" and so, mile after mile, from Maine to Toulon, Illinois, where they were pioneers in Stark County.

He married, 9 March 1826, Chloe Washburn⁷ Dexter, who was born in Maine 9 May 1808, and died at Toulon, Illinois, 21 November 1872. She was a daughter of Nathaniel⁶ and Chloe⁶ (Washburn) Dexter (The Owl, vol. 27, no. 4, p. 2563-64, pub. by the Wing Family of America, Inc.). Nathaniel⁶ Dexter was of the line Isaac,⁵ Constant,⁴Benjamin,³ William,² Thomas,¹ of Lynn, Massachusetts (Genealogy of Dexter Family in America, by Warden & Dexter, p. 5-9, 11-12, 19-22, 31, 47). Chloe⁶ Washburn was the daughter of Japeth⁵ and Priscilla (Coombs) Washburn of the line Ephraim,⁴ Joseph,³ John,² John¹ of Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was also a descendant of Francis Cook, James Chilton and Mary (Chilton) Winslow, passengers on the Mayflower in 1620 (Ebenezer Washburn, His Ancestors and Descendants, by George T. Washburn, p. 51, 53-55, 105-06).

Issue:

	i.		Susan Demerit,⁷ b. in Me. 21 Sept. 1828; d. at Toulon, Ill., 23 Sept. 1856; mar. at Toulon 12 May 1853
				Thomas Jefferson Wright, b. 26 Mar. 1820 at Clear Creek Township, Richland Co., 0., d. at Toulon, Ill., 21 Sept. 1888. He came to Illinois in 1847, and in 1849 became a member of the A. F. and A. M. Lodge at Toulon; he was a merchant. By him she had issue an only child (surname Wright): 1. Thomas Maxfield, b. at Toulon 20 Aug. 1856; mar. at Fairmont, Nebr., 21 May 1885, Lida E. Putt, dau. of William and Harriet (Brewer), b. at North Port, Mich., 20 Aug. 1856, by whom he has issue.* Thomas Jefferson

*Thomas Maxfield Wright lived with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Maxfield, until February, 1874. when he removed to Fairmont, Nebraska, with his uncle, George Clark Maxfield. From 1881 to 1923 he was associated with the grain business of Fairmont. He sold his business to the Farmers Co-op Association and retired to the business of real estate and insurance. He is a member of Hesperian Lodge. No

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			Wright mar. (2) Mrs. Anne (Losee) Monerief, by whom he had further issue: Mrs. Rhoda (Wright) Calbraith, Mrs. Clara (Wright) Rhodes, and Mrs. Eliza E. (Wright) Walters.
	ii.	George Clark, b. 29 Oct. 1829; d. 2 Oct. 1830.
52.	iii.	George Clark, b. at Orono, Me., 22 May 1831.
53.	iv.	Oren, b. in Kennebec Co., Me., 11 Aug. 1834.
54.	v.	John Bennock, b. 13 June 1837.
55.	vi.	Charles Henry, b. at Toulon, Ill., 25 Apr. 1843.
56.	vii.	Thomas Hall, b. at Toulon, Ill., 31 Aug. 1845.
57.	viii.	Nathaniel Dexter, b. at Toulon, Ill., 15 Aug. 1847.
	ix.	Elizabeth Jane, b. 17 Mar. 1841; d. 19 Mar. 1841.

37. RUFUS⁶ MAXFIELD (Eliphalet⁵ Nathaniel⁴ Eliphalet³ Nathaniel² John¹), son of Eliphalet and Jane (McCrillis) Maxfield, was born 12 November 1808; he was living in New York state in 1868, when he wrote (June 29) his brother, Oren, mentioning the three children listed below.

He married Hannah Brown, of Dexter, Maine. They probably left Maine about 1835.

Issue (from the above mentioned letter)

i.	Rouse B.,⁷ b. about 1847; a resident of Grant, N. Y., in 1868, when he was 21 years old; a soldier in the
		Civil War.
ii.	Mary Jane, mar. ------- Hodge bef. 1868, and was living in Camillus, N. Y.
iii.	David E.

38. JOSIAH⁶ MAXFIELD (James⁵ Nathaniel⁴ Eliphalet³ Nathaniel² John¹), son of James and Hannah (Bachelder), was born in New Hampshire or Maine 23, August 1812; he died at New Boston, Illinois, in 1861.

He married Sarah Swafford, daughter of John Swafford. She married, secondly, George Wesley, of Black Hawk, Iowa, and died in 1865.

Issue.

i.	Otis P.,⁷ b. in 1847; d. at San Diego, Calif., 26 Nov. 1925; mar. Mattie Strong, of Keithsbury, Ill. No
		issue.
ii.	Zilah, d. in infancy.

42, I. 0. 0. F., Royal Highlanders, and is a Republican. Both he and Mrs. Wright are members of the First Congregational Church of Fairmont, in which they take an active interest. He has served. on the City Council and as Justice of the Peace. Their only child:

Elizabeth Wright was born at Fairmont 21 September 1888. She received her A.B. degree from the University of Nebraska in the class, of 1911. She is the compiler of the genealogy of the Maxfield Family. She is a member of the Congregational Church; of Chapter A. M. of the P. E. 0. Sisterhood; and of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (National number 97,344) through the service of:

1. William McCrillis, of Epsom, N. H., who was mortally wounded at the Battle of Bunker Hill. A New Hampshire Revolutionary Rolle, vol. 1, p. 42.)

2. Isaac Dexter, Serg. Capt. Ward Swift's (2nd Sandwich Co.), "which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775; service three days." (Massachusetts soldiers and sailors in the Revolution, vol. 4, p. 721.)

3. Japheth Washburn, who "was in Capt. Edward Hammond's Company of 'Minute Men' April 19, 1775." (Hurd's History of Plymouth Co., p. 331.)

4. Nathaniel Maxfield, "private July 21, 1777 to Sept. 18, 1777 in Capt. Stephen Dearborn, Col. Thomas Stickney, General Stark's Brigade. which marched from Chester," N. H. (New Hampshire State Papers, Hammond, Revolutionary Rolle, vol. 2, p. 168.)

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58.	iii.	Oscar Waldo, b. at New Boston, Ill., 13 Sept. 1852.
	iv.	Esther, d. in childhood.
	v.	Rufus, d. in childhood.
	vi.	William, d. in childhood.

39. WILLIAM⁶ MAXFIELD (James⁵ Nathaniel⁴ Eliphalet³ Nathaniel² John¹), son of James and Hannah (Bachelder) Maxfield, was born at Appleton, Maine, 10 January 1814; he died at Knoxville, Illinois, 14 July 1891. He lived in Union, Maine, Millerburg and Knoxville, Illinois. In his younger days he was a carpenter; in 1854 he became a farmer.

He married, at North Henderson, Illinois, 10 January 1839, Maria⁶ Maxfield, daughter of Eliphalet⁵ and Jane (McCrillis) Maxfield (vide supra, no. 25), his own cousin, who was born at Appleton, Maine, 21 September 1814, and died at Knoxville, Illinois, 16 October 1887.

Issue:

i.	Erastus D.,⁷ b. at Millerburg, Ill., 10 June 1840; d. at Louisville, Ky., 13 Jan. 1864; bur. at Knoxville,
		Ill. He was a private in Co. C, 51st Reg. Ill. Vol.
ii.	Anna Maria, b. 22 Aug. 1842; d. 13 Aug. 1843.
iii.	William M., b. 10 Sept. 1844 at Knoxville, Ill.; d. unm. 21 Feb. 1922.
iv.	Asenath J., b. at Knoxville, Ill., 26 Apr. 1847; lives at Knoxville. She is a member of the National
		Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution through the service of William McCrillis, "who was mortally wounded at the Battle of Bunker Hill." She is a member of the Presbyterian Church.
v.	Linda A., b. at Knoxville, Ill., 26 Apr. 1849; d. at Knoxville 16 May 1909; mar. 4 Sept. 1878 Xenophon
		Woodmansee, who d. 11 July 1902.

40. CYRUS⁶ MAXFIELD (James⁵ Nathaniel⁴ Eliphalet³ Nathaniel² John¹), the son of James and Hannah (Bachelder) Maxfield, was born 23 September 1824; the date and place of his death has not been determined, nor is the name of his wife known.

Issue:

	i.		Ralph.⁷
	ii.		Harry.
	iii.		Adda, mar. Fred Clark, by whom she had issue (surname Clark): 1. Guy. 2. Ray.

41. ASA⁶ MAXFIELD (Nathan Norton⁵Nathaniel⁴ Eliphalet³ Nathaniel² John¹), the only son of Nathan Norton and Hannah (Hill) Maxfield, was born at Loudon, New Hampshire, 16 May 1812 (?). The date and place of his death has not been determined.

He married Delisha Eldridge.

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Issue:

59.	i.	Samuel A.,⁷ b. at Exeter, Me., 12 Nov. 1834.
	ii.	Ellen Delisha, b. at Exeter Me.; mar. Azro Hillard Jones; resided at Bangor, Me., and Buffalo, N. Y. Issue
			(surname Jones): 1. Lotta E., b. in 1882 at Bangor, Me.; mar. (1) 22 Nov. 1899 Arthur Edson Swales, b. in Buffalo, of English parentage, d. 1 Nov. 1918, by whom she had issue an only child: Edson Maxfield Swales, b. 13 May 1907, d. 15 Sept. 1908. Lotta E. (Jones) Swales mar. (2) 1 Dec. 1922, Wilbur Elvin Bertram, son of Edward R. and Maude (Goodfellow), b. at Valparaiso, Ind., 30 Oct. 1894. He is a graduate of the Palmer School of Chiropractic (Ph.C.) and the DeWolf School of Chirpody, Denver, Colo. In 1927 he was President of the Colorado State Association of Chiropodists. He is a member of the Masonic Order. They reside at Pueblo, Colo. Mrs. Bertram is a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution; the Adah Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star; Order of the White Cross of Jerusalem; Rebekah Lodge; and Sigma Phi Chi Sorority. She is a graduate of the Buffalo High School, class of 1899; Palmer School of Chiropractic (Ph.C.), class of 1922; and holds the degree of Doctor of Metaphysics from the College of Divine Metaphysics, St. Louis, Mo. She completed the course for the degree of Doctor of Divinity, but she has never been ordained.
	iii.	Emily, mar. Aaron Robinson.
	iv.	Mary, mar. (1) Melvin Woodbury; mar. (2) William Deering.
	v.	Ada, mar. Azro Bodge.
	vi.	George, mar. Annie Phillips.

42. RUSSELL⁶ MAXFIELD (Onesiphorus Page⁵ Currier⁴Joshua³ Joseph² John¹), the eldest surviving son of Onesiphorus Page and Abigail H. (Cutts) Maxfield, was born, probably at Goshen, New Hampshire, 7 November 1836; he died at Newport, New Hampshire, in August, 1914.

He married, firstly, 26 August 1862, Malvina A. Comstock, of Stanstead, Quebec. She was born about 1838, and died 9 April 1875, the daughter of Harry and Helen M. Comstock.

He married, secondly, 14 February 1877, Adella Colby, who was born in Canada about 1861.

Issue (by the first wife)

	i.		William.⁷
	ii.		Celia.
	iii.		Stephen.

43. HARVEY PAGE⁶ MAXFIELD (Onesiphorus Page⁵ Currier⁴Joshua³ Joseph² John¹), the eldest surviving son of Onesiphorus Page and Abigail H. (Cutts) Maxfield, was born at Goshen, New Hampshire, 29 May 1840; he died at Stevens Point, Wisconsin, about 1899.

He married, firstly, Fannie P. Dodge, who died in July, 1876.

He married, secondly, in November, 1876, Laura Southwick.

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Issue (by the first wife)

Herman E.⁷

Issue (by the second wife)

	ii.		Addie.
	iii.		Florence Atta.
	iv.		Frank Harvey.

44. ALMON⁶ MAXFIELD (Jonathan Carr⁵ Currier⁴Joshua³ Joseph² John¹), the eldest son of Jonathan Carr and Judith (Cheney) Maxfield, was born 5 November 1829; he died at Plover, Wisconsin, 14 December 1912.

He married, at Plover, Wisconsin, 20 June 1861, Mary Elizabeth Rice, who was born in Stockholm, New York, 20 August 1842.

Issue, all born at Plover, Wis.:

i.	Irene,⁷ b. 27 Apr. 1869; mar. 15 Nov. 1890 at Plover, W. W. Dake; they were living (in 1929) at Stevens
		Point, Wis. Issue (surname Dake): 1. Ruby H. 2. Eva E. 3. Howard W. 4. Mildred I.
ii.	Cora Estelle, b. 25 Feb. 1873; mar. Charles R. Whitechurch; they were living (in 1929) at 2618 Polk St.,
		N.E., Minneapolis, Minn. Issue (surname Whitechurch): 1. Gale Maxfield. 2. Charles Vernon. 3. Walter Almon.
iii.	Marion Elizabeth, b. 17 Dec. 1876; mar. 7 Sept. 1904 at Plover, Wilmot J. Pierce, by whom she had
		issue (surname Pierce) : 1. Eva, b. at Plover, 6 Dec. 1908. 2. Ruth, b. at Stanley, Wis., 25 Jan. 1912.
iv.	Julien Frank, b. 16 Mar. 1880; mar. Jennie Hardacker, by whom he had issue: Jack, b. 1 July 1915.

45. HENRY EDGAR⁶ MAXFIELD (Nathan Hurd⁵ Currier⁴Joshua³ Joseph² John¹), the eldest son of Nathan Hurd and Lemira (Cutts) Maxfield, was born 16 June 1842; he died 9 [10] February 1883.

He married, 24 December 1869, Kate L. Carr, who was born in Newport, New Hampshire, and died 25 July 1879.

He married, secondly, in 1880, Ella L. Gove.

Issue (by the first wife) :

i.	Berton Lewis,⁷ b. 16 Mar. 1873; mar. 29 July 1907 Winifred H. Hill; at attorney in New York City (in
		1926). Issue: 1. Berton Lewis, b. 22 May 1908.
ii.	Lester Clarence, b. in 1875; living in 1926.
iii.	George Henry, b. 13 Jan. 1876; living in 1926; mar. and has issue a son: Harold, b. in 1913.

46. WENTWORTH⁷ MAXFIELD (Dudley⁶ Samuel⁵ Dudley⁴ Samuel³ John² John¹), the only surviving son of Dudley and Sallie (Ayers) Maxfield, was born at Argyle, Maine, in 1837; he died at Bangor, Maine, 11 January 1906. He was a member of the 1. 0. 0. F., the Unitarian Church, and was a Republican in politics.

He married, 9 October 1861, Abbie C. Burr, daughter of Warren and Eliza (Emerson) Burr, of Brewer, Maine. (Cf.

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Genealogical and family history of Maine, vol. 2, p. 605.)

Issue:

i.	Lena,⁸ b. ca. 1875; d. in 1890, ae. 15.
ii.	Anna Burr, mar. Robert Elms, of Bangor, Me., by whom she had issue (surname Elms): 1.
		Marjorie Burr.

47. WILLIAM PARKMAN⁷ MAXFIELD (William McCrillis⁶ Eliphalet⁵ Nathaniel⁴ Eliphalet³ Nathaniel² John¹), the eldest son of William McCrillis and Mary (Parkman) Maxfield, was born at China, Maine, 7 April 1831; he died at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 18 January 1908. He was a pattern maker.

He married, at Sidney, Maine, 2 December 1861, Hannah Coffin Hayward, who died at Philadelphat (sic), Pennsylvania, 27 March 1922.

Issue:

i.	Mary Frances,⁸ b. at Charlestown, Mass., 20 Sept. 1863; mar. 10 June 1897 William Alton Valentine,
		son of Alfred and Lauretta (Goddard) V., b. at Bethel, Me., 8 Jan. 1870. He is a descendant of John and Priscilla Alden. He is a graduate of the University of Maine, class of 1891, with the degree of Mechanical Engineer. He is now consulting engineer for the Budd Manufacturing Company, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Mary P. Valentine graduated from the Girls' High School of Philadelphia in 1881. They are both members of the Central Congregational Church. They have issue (surname Valentine): 1. Harold Alton, b. 1 Sept. 1899; mar. 22 May 1929 Mary Elizabeth Bailey. He was in the 9th Field Artillery, U. S. A. E. F., Mar. 1918 to Apr. 1919. He is a Mason. 2. Norman Maxfield, b. 10 Aug. 1902; mar. 28 Sept. 1927, at Philadelphia, Edith Mae Benson, dau. of Samuel and Sarah (Clemenson) B., b. at Philadelphia 29 Nov. 1906. He graduated from the Central High School, Philadelphia, in 1920. He is a Mason.
ii.	William Edwin, b. 30 June 1867 at Philadelphia, Pa.; mar. 25 Mar. 1911, Alice Mortimer, who d. 23
		Jan. 1915.

48. HENRY WHEELER⁷ MAXFIELD (William McCrillis⁶ Eliphalet⁵ Nathaniel⁴ Eliphalet³ Nathaniel² John¹), son of William McCrillis and Mary (Parkman) Maxfield, was born at China, Maine, 18 October 1838; he died at Barnstead, New Hampshire, 16 April 1918. He served in the Civil War.

He married Harriet Mellen, of Vassalboro, who died 2 April 1918.

Issue:

i.	A child, who d. in infancy.
ii.	Edith,⁸ b. at Lynn, Mass., 4 Feb. 1879; d. at Barnstead, N. H., 6 Oct. 1903; mar. John J. Jenkins, by
		whom she had issue (surname Jenkins): 1. Earle Maxfield, b. 4 Jan. 1899. 2. Grace Darling, b. 19 Jan. 1900; mar. 9 June 1927 Winfield J. Hamel of Manchester, N. H. 3. Nina Harriette, b. and d. 31 Dec. 1900. 4. Harriette Neva, b. 26 Apr. 1902; mar. I June 1925, Lester S. Harvey of Manchester, N. H.

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