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| (1545 - ....)
_Samuel, Jr. SMITH __|
| (1575 - ....) m 1599|
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| |_Anne BURLEIGH ______|__
| (1550 - ....)
_Samuel, III SMITH __|
| (1602 - 1680) m 1624|
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| |_Barbary MUMFIRDE ___|
| m 1599 |
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|--Chileab SMITH
| (1635 - 1683)
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|_Elizabeth CHILIAB __|
(1602 - 1685) m 1624|
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[15281]
All data from McDowell. References to this Chileab Smith in theLieutenant Samuel Smith genealogy follow:
"Chileab Smith, the third son of Lieut. Samuel and Elisabeth Smith wasborn in Wethersfield, Conn. about 1635 and died March 7, 1731 at ageof 95; m. Oct. 2, 1661, Hannah Hitchcock, b. in Wethersfield about1645; d. in Hadley, Mass., Aug. 31, 1733. Chileab Smith was too youngwhile living in Wethersfield to come into the records there. He islisted as a new proprietor in Hadley in 1663. His lot of 8 acres isshown on the town map of that year. (Judds "Hadley" page24). The valueof his lot was stated at 100 pounds against 150 pounds for the lot ofhis brother Philip and 200 pounds for the lot of his father Samuel. Hewas appointed, Jan. 27, 1663, Surveyor of Highways together withEdward Church. Some of the present day roads in and near Hadley owetheir location to his early work, He signed the petition, Feb. 19,1669, to the Governor which opposed imposts and customs on goodsimported into the Colony after March 1, 1669. His father and brotherPhilip signed also. Together with his brothers Philip and John and 35others he signed a petition to the Oct. 1672 session of the GeneralCourt that requested an addition to the plantation sufficient to makeit equal a total of 8 miles square. The court granted a portion, only,of both requests. When tithingmen were ordered in Massachusetts by theGeneral Court in March of 1678 he was one of the first four appointedfor Hadley. Tithingmen were peace officers or constables and wererequired to watch over the conduct of Sabbath breakers, liquorsellers, night walkers and tipplers and present the names of offendersto the magistrates
"Chileab Smith seems to have prospered and it is regrettable that solittle is known or what his business was. It is probable that, likehis father and brothers, he was engaged in fur and shipping pursuitsand in buying and preparing farm and meat products for the marketsfarther down the river. At any rate he was Hadley's highest singletax-payer in 1686 as his father who died in 1680 and his brotherPhilip who died in 1685 had been before him.
"He strongly upheld the General Court in its decision Sept. 28, 1686that required the new grammar school, (Hopkins), to remain as agrammar school and not be expanded into an "English" school separatefrom the grammar school. He was already a "Feofee" or Trustee of theschool having been appointed June 8, 1686. (See Judds Hadley p. 53)
"In 1687 Chileab Smith succeeded his late brother, Philip, as Philiphad succeeded their father Lieut. Samuel, as a member of the "HadleySchool Committee for 50 Years". In 1675, 1681, 1690 and 1696 he servedas a townsman (selectman) of Hadley. In 1692 he was made an Ensign inthe Hadley Militia. In 1714 Chileab Smith and his nephew Deacon JohnSmith, son of Philip, with 5 others were chosen to perform the thenimportant and delicate job, considering the social implicationsinvolved, of "seating persons in the new meeting house" which wasnearing completion. This church replaced the one built in 1667 andremained in use until late in October of 1808.
"On the 25th of January 1720 the town of Hadley voted to lay out theHadley land on the south side of Holyoke. This was the beginning ofSouth Hadley. Ensign Chileab Smith being of great age let his sonsdraw his share and for that reason his name does not appear on theoriginal list of proprietors. His sons Corporal Chileab, Lieut. John,Luke, Sergeant Samuel and Ebenezer all took up their land. So didPhilip's sons, Deacon John, Jonathan, Icabod and Joseph. So did John'ssons, Orphan John and probably his sons Joseph and Benjamin. Thus didthe descendants of Lieutenant Samuel Smith get a head start in SouthHadley right at the beginning.
"Judd on page 242 of his "History of Hadley" says that only 5gravestones of the original settlers, before 1663, in Hadley werefound by L. M. Boltwood who copied the inscriptions in 1849. One ofthese marks the grave of Chileab Smith which is still legible in 1952.Near by are the stones of his wife Hannah and of his sons Chileab, Jr.And Samuel and Chileab Jr's son Chileab who d. at age 22."
Sources: Smith genealogy quoted above; LDS Ancestral File
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[8971] All data from Hoyt's Issue Fall 1995 page 1214. Source WhiteGenealogy.
_John, Sr. SMITH ______+
| (1661 - 1727) m 1683
_John, Jr. SMITH _____|_Joanna KELLOGG _______
| (1684 - 1771) m 1711 (1664 - 1727)
_Eleazer, Sr. SMITH _|
| (1724 - 1816) m 1749|
| | _Ephraim COLTON _______+
| | | (1648 - 1713) m 1685
| |_Esther COLTON _______|_Esther MARSHFIELD ____
| (1687 - 1771) m 1711 (1667 - 1713)
_Eleazer, Jr. SMITH _|
| (1767 - 1832) m 1790|
| | _Samuel THOMAS ________
| | | (1650 - 1726) m 1683
| | _John, Sr. THOMAS ____|_Mercy FORD ___________
| | | (1683 - 1770) m 1714
| |_Lydia THOMAS _______|
| (1724 - 1770) m 1749|
| | _Joseph, Sr. WATERMAN _+
| | | (1649 - 1709) m 1673
| |_Lydia WATERMAN ______|_Sarah SNOW ___________
| (1687 - 1748) m 1714 (1651 - 1741)
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|--Clarissa SMITH
| (1796 - 1796)
| _William BARTLETT _____
| | (1655 - 1741) m 1696
| _Moses BARTLETT ______|_Hannah EVARTS ________
| | (1707 - 1766) m 1734 (.... - 1753)
| _Phinehas BARTLETT __|
| | (1745 - 1799) m 1768|
| | | _Phineas FISKE ________+
| | | | (1682 - 1738) m 1710
| | |_Lydia FISKE _________|_Lydia PRATT __________
| | (1711 - 1777) m 1734 (1685 - ....)
|_Mehitabel BARTLETT _|
(1769 - 1822) m 1790|
| _Samuel, Sr. ANNABLE __+
| | (1693 - 1794)
| _Samuel, Jr. ANNABLE _|_______________________
| | (1717 - 1806) m 1749
|_Mehitabel ANNABLE __|
(1752 - 1780) m 1768|
| _Edward, Sr. DIMMOCK __+
| | (1692 - 1745) m 1720
|_Desire DIMMOCK ______|_Hannah LEWIS _________
(1730 - 1819) m 1749
[14169] All data from McDowell.
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[11393] All data from McDowell.
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|--Clifford SMITH
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| _John DOVE __________|__
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| _James, Sr. DOVE ____|
| | (1808 - 1866) m 1852|
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| | |_Lucy COVOLT ________|__
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|_Rachel DOVE ________|
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|_Maria MCKINNEY _____|
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[2843] All data from Kinney.
_Ephraim SMITH _____________
| (1809 - 1892) m 1830
_William Sylvester SMITH ___|_Phoebe BURTON _____________
| (1837 - 1917) m 1861 (1809 - 1884)
_Ephriam M. SMITH ___|
| (1877 - 1970) m 1899|
| | _David, Sr. HOIT ___________+
| | | (1786 - 1882)
| |_Lucy Jane HOIT ____________|_Marie H. RUMSEY ___________
| (1840 - 1898) m 1861 (1805 - 1868)
_Gerald SMITH _______|
| (1906 - ....) m 1928|
| | _David, Sr. HOIT ___________+
| | | (1786 - 1882)
| | _Oscar Barnard Arthur HOYT _|_Marie H. RUMSEY ___________
| | | (1844 - 1933) m 1867 (1805 - 1868)
| |_Carrie HOYT ________|
| (1878 - ....) m 1899|
| | _William Barber SUNDERLAND _
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| |_Alice Delia SUNDERLUND ____|_Ann Elizabeth WEST ________
| (1845 - 1918) m 1867
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|--Clifford SMITH
| (1934 - ....)
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|_Fern RIPHENBURG ____|
(1911 - ....) m 1928|
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[16358] Data from Priscilla Hoyt Reim's manuscript, Carpenter and Gillis.
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_William T. SMITH _____|
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_Velorus SMITH ______|
| (1842 - 1900) m 1866|
| | _______________________
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| |_Mary THOMAS __________|
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|--Clinton Velorus SMITH
| (1867 - ....)
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| _John LASSWELL _________|_______________________
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| _Andrew, Sr. LASSWELL _|
| | m 1826 |
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|_Martha LASSWELL ____|
(1847 - 1930) m 1866|
| _Jacob BAUGHMAN _______+
| | (1748 - 1809)
| _Henry, Sr. BAUGHMAN ___|_Anna HUNSAKER ________
| | (1769 - 1853) m 1795 (1750 - 1780)
|_Barbara BAUGHMAN _____|
(1808 - ....) m 1826 |
| _Gabriel SAGER ________
| | (1734 - ....)
|_Anna Margeretha SAGER _|_Anna Margaretha DELP _
(1776 - 1867) m 1795
[5389] All data from Kinney.
[11983] All data from Sisson.