======================================
BUXTON,Jonathan(1774-1876)
m.1795:
ESTEN,Salome(1778-1872)
son:
BUXTON,Nathan(1796-1891)
m. 8 Apr 1823, Londonderry, VT
GRISWOLD,Elizabeth(1799-1889)
======================================
Vermont Vital Records, 1760-1954:
name: Nathan BUXTON [(1796-1891)]
event: Death
event date: 28 Jan 1891
event place: , , Vermont
gender: Male
age: 94 [94 yrs., mos., days]
estimated birth year: 1797
father: Jonathan BUXTON [(1774-1876)]
mother: Salome ESTEN [(1778-1872)]
spouse: [Elizabeth(GRISWOLD)(1799-1889)]
spouse's father: [GRISWOLD]
spouse's mother: []
film number: 540069
digital folder number: 004357173
image number: 00587
======================================
res.1860: P.O. South Londonderry, VT
BUXTON,Nathan(64)b.RI[(1796-1891)]
Farmer-Blind
Real Estate: $1,860
Personal Estate: $875
Wife: Elizabeth(61)b.NH[(1799-1889)]
Son: Horace(16)b.VT[(1844-1863)]
Dau.: Martha(31)b.VT[(1829-1864)]
======================================
NATHAN BUXTON, son of Jonathan and Salome (ESTEN) BUXTON, was born in Smithfield, R. I., March 12, 1796. He died January 28, 1891. When about two years old his parents removed to this town, making the journey in January, over the snow on a sled drawn by two yoke of steers. The family were seven days on their journey and had with them besides Nathan, a younger child in its mother's arms. Jonathan BUXTON had been here before and selected a home, such as it was, in Thompsonburg, and to that spot he was now bringing his little family.
Across the road from Mr. John RAMSDELL's may be seen an old cellar where at that time stood the house of Samuel THOMPSON. He was the first settler in that region and his house was the only one in that vicinity. It was at this house the BUXTONs drove up on a winter's night and rested for a few hours and then proceeded to the spot near by where they were to make their home. At that time the road passed eastward at about right angles from the present road, just in the rear of Mr. RAMSDELL's house and bore round by Mr. STEWART's, out by Mr. HUNTLEY's over the hill. On this road, back of what is now Mr. RAMSDELL's, was a log hut, old and deserted, with half the roof gone, and to this inhospitable spot the BUXTONs wended their way, tied their oxen to a sheltering tree, and made themselves as comfortable as they could for their first night in Londonderry. On the next day Jonathan's brother, who had come with him, started with the team back to Rhode Island. They lived in this house several years, and three children were added to the family, Jason, Philena and Hannah.
The family afterwards moved a short distance to the eastward where Mr. BUXTON had bought a house of a Mr. MILLER. This house stood on the George JAMES farm, up back toward the mountain from the house now occupied by Mr. JAMES.
Jonathan BUXTON lived in this town about 39 years, and then with his wife and two youngest children returned to the old farm in Smithfield. He died 100 years old and his wife at 88. He had nine children who arrived at maturity, five of whom are supposed to be living, viz:
John, who lives in Chesterfield, N.H.,82 years old;
Daniel, who lives in this town, b. May 1,1811.
Cyrus, who lives in Michigan, b. March 12,1816;
Selah, who lives in Princeton, Mass., b.March 13,1819, and Philena THOMPSON of this town, who was b.Nov.1,1801.
When Nathan was about 18 years old he went to Westmoreland, N.H., where he worked some five years in a tannery. He married Miss Elizabeth GRISWOLD. They soon moved to this town and united with the Baptist church.
They had seven children who arrived at maturity and one died young. Their names were Stephen, Charles, Albert, Horace, Mary, Martha and Adeline. Five died in 1863-1865; Horace,aged 18,at Fort Slocum,Washington,D.C.,in 1863; Capt.Albert B.,killed,Battle of the Wilderness,May 6,1864; Major Charles B.,killed,Battle of Winchester,Sept.19,1864. Two daughters died of diphtheria in the winter of 1864. One only is living, Stephen, who a few years ago moved West.
======================================
Vermont Historical Gazetteer, a local History of all the Towns in the State, Civil, Educational, Biographical, Religious and Military.
Vol. V. The Towns of Windham County.
Collated by Abby Maria Hemenway.
Published by Mrs. Carrie E. H. Page, Brandon, VT. 1891.
======================================
BUXTON, Mary Elizabeth [# 92299698]
b.02 Nov 1824, Westmoreland, NH
d.?? ??? 1861, Westmoreland?, NH?
m.25 Aug 1851, ?
HARRINGTON, Nahum Barnard [# 92299669]
b.04 Sep 1818, Westmoreland?, NH?
d.?? ??? 1886, Westmoreland?, NH?
Burial: Woodland Cem.,Keene,Cheshire Co.,NH
Plot: Western Division - Section 8
==========
Beatrice Buxton's "Buxton Genealogy"[vol.2]
1850 in Londonderry, Windham Co., VT
www.ci.keene.nh.us/library/vitalstatistics/
======================================
1880-NH-CHESHIRE CO.-KEENE-WARD 4:[H57-F52]
HARRINGTON,"Naham" B.(61)b.MA(MA-VT)
[(1818-1886)]Works in Marble Shop
HARRINGTON,William M.(25)b.NH(MA-NH)
[(1855-1928)]"House Keeper"
HARRINGTON,Charles E.(23)b.NH(MA-NH)
[(1857?-1???)]Works in Sash & Door Shop
======================================
1860-NH-CHESHIRE CO.-KEENE:[H280-F320]
HARRINGTON,Nahum B.[Barnard](40)b.MA
[(1818-1886)]Marble Dealer[P.E.$1,750]
HARRINGTON,Mary E.[Elizabeth](36)b.NH
[(1824-1861)]Tailoress
HARRINGTON,William M.(05)b.NH
[(1855-1928)]
HARRINGTON,Charles E.(03)b.NH
[(1857?-1???)]
HARRINGTON,Nahum(72)b.MA
[(1788-1861)]Farmer
BROWN,Charles L.(20)b.MA
[(1840?-1???)]Marble Cutter
======================================
BUXTON,Jonathan(1774-1876)
m.1795:
ESTEN,Salome(1778-1872)
son:
BUXTON,Nathan(1796-1891)
m. 8 Apr 1823, Londonderry, VT
GRISWOLD,Elizabeth(1799-1889)
======================================
Vermont Vital Records, 1760-1954:
name: Nathan BUXTON [(1796-1891)]
event: Death
event date: 28 Jan 1891
event place: , , Vermont
gender: Male
age: 94 [94 yrs., mos., days]
estimated birth year: 1797
father: Jonathan BUXTON [(1774-1876)]
mother: Salome ESTEN [(1778-1872)]
spouse: [Elizabeth(GRISWOLD)(1799-1889)]
spouse's father: [GRISWOLD]
spouse's mother: []
film number: 540069
digital folder number: 004357173
image number: 00587
======================================
res.1860: P.O. South Londonderry, VT
BUXTON,Nathan(64)b.RI[(1796-1891)]
Farmer-Blind
Real Estate: $1,860
Personal Estate: $875
Wife: Elizabeth(61)b.NH[(1799-1889)]
Son: Horace(16)b.VT[(1844-1863)]
Dau.: Martha(31)b.VT[(1829-1864)]
======================================
NATHAN BUXTON, son of Jonathan and Salome (ESTEN) BUXTON, was born in Smithfield, R. I., March 12, 1796. He died January 28, 1891. When about two years old his parents removed to this town, making the journey in January, over the snow on a sled drawn by two yoke of steers. The family were seven days on their journey and had with them besides Nathan, a younger child in its mother's arms. Jonathan BUXTON had been here before and selected a home, such as it was, in Thompsonburg, and to that spot he was now bringing his little family.
Across the road from Mr. John RAMSDELL's may be seen an old cellar where at that time stood the house of Samuel THOMPSON. He was the first settler in that region and his house was the only one in that vicinity. It was at this house the BUXTONs drove up on a winter's night and rested for a few hours and then proceeded to the spot near by where they were to make their home. At that time the road passed eastward at about right angles from the present road, just in the rear of Mr. RAMSDELL's house and bore round by Mr. STEWART's, out by Mr. HUNTLEY's over the hill. On this road, back of what is now Mr. RAMSDELL's, was a log hut, old and deserted, with half the roof gone, and to this inhospitable spot the BUXTONs wended their way, tied their oxen to a sheltering tree, and made themselves as comfortable as they could for their first night in Londonderry. On the next day Jonathan's brother, who had come with him, started with the team back to Rhode Island. They lived in this house several years, and three children were added to the family, Jason, Philena and Hannah.
The family afterwards moved a short distance to the eastward where Mr. BUXTON had bought a house of a Mr. MILLER. This house stood on the George JAMES farm, up back toward the mountain from the house now occupied by Mr. JAMES.
Jonathan BUXTON lived in this town about 39 years, and then with his wife and two youngest children returned to the old farm in Smithfield. He died 100 years old and his wife at 88. He had nine children who arrived at maturity, five of whom are supposed to be living, viz:
John, who lives in Chesterfield, N.H.,82 years old;
Daniel, who lives in this town, b. May 1,1811.
Cyrus, who lives in Michigan, b. March 12,1816;
Selah, who lives in Princeton, Mass., b.March 13,1819, and Philena THOMPSON of this town, who was b.Nov.1,1801.
When Nathan was about 18 years old he went to Westmoreland, N.H., where he worked some five years in a tannery. He married Miss Elizabeth GRISWOLD. They soon moved to this town and united with the Baptist church.
They had seven children who arrived at maturity and one died young. Their names were Stephen, Charles, Albert, Horace, Mary, Martha and Adeline. Five died in 1863-1865; Horace,aged 18,at Fort Slocum,Washington,D.C.,in 1863; Capt.Albert B.,killed,Battle of the Wilderness,May 6,1864; Major Charles B.,killed,Battle of Winchester,Sept.19,1864. Two daughters died of diphtheria in the winter of 1864. One only is living, Stephen, who a few years ago moved West.
======================================
Vermont Historical Gazetteer, a local History of all the Towns in the State, Civil, Educational, Biographical, Religious and Military.
Vol. V. The Towns of Windham County.
Collated by Abby Maria Hemenway.
Published by Mrs. Carrie E. H. Page, Brandon, VT. 1891.
======================================
BUXTON, Mary Elizabeth [# 92299698]
b.02 Nov 1824, Westmoreland, NH
d.?? ??? 1861, Westmoreland?, NH?
m.25 Aug 1851, ?
HARRINGTON, Nahum Barnard [# 92299669]
b.04 Sep 1818, Westmoreland?, NH?
d.?? ??? 1886, Westmoreland?, NH?
Burial: Woodland Cem.,Keene,Cheshire Co.,NH
Plot: Western Division - Section 8
==========
Beatrice Buxton's "Buxton Genealogy"[vol.2]
1850 in Londonderry, Windham Co., VT
www.ci.keene.nh.us/library/vitalstatistics/
======================================
1880-NH-CHESHIRE CO.-KEENE-WARD 4:[H57-F52]
HARRINGTON,"Naham" B.(61)b.MA(MA-VT)
[(1818-1886)]Works in Marble Shop
HARRINGTON,William M.(25)b.NH(MA-NH)
[(1855-1928)]"House Keeper"
HARRINGTON,Charles E.(23)b.NH(MA-NH)
[(1857?-1???)]Works in Sash & Door Shop
======================================
1860-NH-CHESHIRE CO.-KEENE:[H280-F320]
HARRINGTON,Nahum B.[Barnard](40)b.MA
[(1818-1886)]Marble Dealer[P.E.$1,750]
HARRINGTON,Mary E.[Elizabeth](36)b.NH
[(1824-1861)]Tailoress
HARRINGTON,William M.(05)b.NH
[(1855-1928)]
HARRINGTON,Charles E.(03)b.NH
[(1857?-1???)]
HARRINGTON,Nahum(72)b.MA
[(1788-1861)]Farmer
BROWN,Charles L.(20)b.MA
[(1840?-1???)]Marble Cutter
======================================
======================================
BUXTON,Jonathan(1774-1876)
m.1795:
ESTEN,Salome(1778-1872)
son:
BUXTON,Nathan(1796-1891)
m. 8 Apr 1823, Londonderry, VT
GRISWOLD,Elizabeth(1799-1889)
======================================
Vermont Vital Records, 1760-1954:
name: Nathan BUXTON [(1796-1891)]
event: Death
event date: 28 Jan 1891
event place: , , Vermont
gender: Male
age: 94 [94 yrs., mos., days]
estimated birth year: 1797
father: Jonathan BUXTON [(1774-1876)]
mother: Salome ESTEN [(1778-1872)]
spouse: [Elizabeth(GRISWOLD)(1799-1889)]
spouse's father: [GRISWOLD]
spouse's mother: []
film number: 540069
digital folder number: 004357173
image number: 00587
======================================
res.1860: P.O. South Londonderry, VT
BUXTON,Nathan(64)b.RI[(1796-1891)]
Farmer-Blind
Real Estate: $1,860
Personal Estate: $875
Wife: Elizabeth(61)b.NH[(1799-1889)]
Son: Horace(16)b.VT[(1844-1863)]
Dau.: Martha(31)b.VT[(1829-1864)]
======================================
NATHAN BUXTON, son of Jonathan and Salome (ESTEN) BUXTON, was born in Smithfield, R. I., March 12, 1796. He died January 28, 1891. When about two years old his parents removed to this town, making the journey in January, over the snow on a sled drawn by two yoke of steers. The family were seven days on their journey and had with them besides Nathan, a younger child in its mother's arms. Jonathan BUXTON had been here before and selected a home, such as it was, in Thompsonburg, and to that spot he was now bringing his little family.
Across the road from Mr. John RAMSDELL's may be seen an old cellar where at that time stood the house of Samuel THOMPSON. He was the first settler in that region and his house was the only one in that vicinity. It was at this house the BUXTONs drove up on a winter's night and rested for a few hours and then proceeded to the spot near by where they were to make their home. At that time the road passed eastward at about right angles from the present road, just in the rear of Mr. RAMSDELL's house and bore round by Mr. STEWART's, out by Mr. HUNTLEY's over the hill. On this road, back of what is now Mr. RAMSDELL's, was a log hut, old and deserted, with half the roof gone, and to this inhospitable spot the BUXTONs wended their way, tied their oxen to a sheltering tree, and made themselves as comfortable as they could for their first night in Londonderry. On the next day Jonathan's brother, who had come with him, started with the team back to Rhode Island. They lived in this house several years, and three children were added to the family, Jason, Philena and Hannah.
The family afterwards moved a short distance to the eastward where Mr. BUXTON had bought a house of a Mr. MILLER. This house stood on the George JAMES farm, up back toward the mountain from the house now occupied by Mr. JAMES.
Jonathan BUXTON lived in this town about 39 years, and then with his wife and two youngest children returned to the old farm in Smithfield. He died 100 years old and his wife at 88. He had nine children who arrived at maturity, five of whom are supposed to be living, viz:
John, who lives in Chesterfield, N.H.,82 years old;
Daniel, who lives in this town, b. May 1,1811.
Cyrus, who lives in Michigan, b. March 12,1816;
Selah, who lives in Princeton, Mass., b.March 13,1819, and Philena THOMPSON of this town, who was b.Nov.1,1801.
When Nathan was about 18 years old he went to Westmoreland, N.H., where he worked some five years in a tannery. He married Miss Elizabeth GRISWOLD. They soon moved to this town and united with the Baptist church.
They had seven children who arrived at maturity and one died young. Their names were Stephen, Charles, Albert, Horace, Mary, Martha and Adeline. Five died in 1863-1865; Horace,aged 18,at Fort Slocum,Washington,D.C.,in 1863; Capt.Albert B.,killed,Battle of the Wilderness,May 6,1864; Major Charles B.,killed,Battle of Winchester,Sept.19,1864. Two daughters died of diphtheria in the winter of 1864. One only is living, Stephen, who a few years ago moved West.
======================================
Vermont Historical Gazetteer, a local History of all the Towns in the State, Civil, Educational, Biographical, Religious and Military.
Vol. V. The Towns of Windham County.
Collated by Abby Maria Hemenway.
Published by Mrs. Carrie E. H. Page, Brandon, VT. 1891.
======================================
BUXTON, Mary Elizabeth [# 92299698]
b.02 Nov 1824, Westmoreland, NH
d.?? ??? 1861, Westmoreland?, NH?
m.25 Aug 1851, ?
HARRINGTON, Nahum Barnard [# 92299669]
b.04 Sep 1818, Westmoreland?, NH?
d.?? ??? 1886, Westmoreland?, NH?
Burial: Woodland Cem.,Keene,Cheshire Co.,NH
Plot: Western Division - Section 8
==========
Beatrice Buxton's "Buxton Genealogy"[vol.2]
1850 in Londonderry, Windham Co., VT
www.ci.keene.nh.us/library/vitalstatistics/
======================================
1880-NH-CHESHIRE CO.-KEENE-WARD 4:[H57-F52]
HARRINGTON,"Naham" B.(61)b.MA(MA-VT)
[(1818-1886)]Works in Marble Shop
HARRINGTON,William M.(25)b.NH(MA-NH)
[(1855-1928)]"House Keeper"
HARRINGTON,Charles E.(23)b.NH(MA-NH)
[(1857?-1???)]Works in Sash & Door Shop
======================================
1860-NH-CHESHIRE CO.-KEENE:[H280-F320]
HARRINGTON,Nahum B.[Barnard](40)b.MA
[(1818-1886)]Marble Dealer[P.E.$1,750]
HARRINGTON,Mary E.[Elizabeth](36)b.NH
[(1824-1861)]Tailoress
HARRINGTON,William M.(05)b.NH
[(1855-1928)]
HARRINGTON,Charles E.(03)b.NH
[(1857?-1???)]
HARRINGTON,Nahum(72)b.MA
[(1788-1861)]Farmer
BROWN,Charles L.(20)b.MA
[(1840?-1???)]Marble Cutter
======================================
BUXTON,Jonathan(1774-1876)
m.1795:
ESTEN,Salome(1778-1872)
son:
BUXTON,Nathan(1796-1891)
m. 8 Apr 1823, Londonderry, VT
GRISWOLD,Elizabeth(1799-1889)
======================================
Vermont Vital Records, 1760-1954:
name: Nathan BUXTON [(1796-1891)]
event: Death
event date: 28 Jan 1891
event place: , , Vermont
gender: Male
age: 94 [94 yrs., mos., days]
estimated birth year: 1797
father: Jonathan BUXTON [(1774-1876)]
mother: Salome ESTEN [(1778-1872)]
spouse: [Elizabeth(GRISWOLD)(1799-1889)]
spouse's father: [GRISWOLD]
spouse's mother: []
film number: 540069
digital folder number: 004357173
image number: 00587
======================================
res.1860: P.O. South Londonderry, VT
BUXTON,Nathan(64)b.RI[(1796-1891)]
Farmer-Blind
Real Estate: $1,860
Personal Estate: $875
Wife: Elizabeth(61)b.NH[(1799-1889)]
Son: Horace(16)b.VT[(1844-1863)]
Dau.: Martha(31)b.VT[(1829-1864)]
======================================
NATHAN BUXTON, son of Jonathan and Salome (ESTEN) BUXTON, was born in Smithfield, R. I., March 12, 1796. He died January 28, 1891. When about two years old his parents removed to this town, making the journey in January, over the snow on a sled drawn by two yoke of steers. The family were seven days on their journey and had with them besides Nathan, a younger child in its mother's arms. Jonathan BUXTON had been here before and selected a home, such as it was, in Thompsonburg, and to that spot he was now bringing his little family.
Across the road from Mr. John RAMSDELL's may be seen an old cellar where at that time stood the house of Samuel THOMPSON. He was the first settler in that region and his house was the only one in that vicinity. It was at this house the BUXTONs drove up on a winter's night and rested for a few hours and then proceeded to the spot near by where they were to make their home. At that time the road passed eastward at about right angles from the present road, just in the rear of Mr. RAMSDELL's house and bore round by Mr. STEWART's, out by Mr. HUNTLEY's over the hill. On this road, back of what is now Mr. RAMSDELL's, was a log hut, old and deserted, with half the roof gone, and to this inhospitable spot the BUXTONs wended their way, tied their oxen to a sheltering tree, and made themselves as comfortable as they could for their first night in Londonderry. On the next day Jonathan's brother, who had come with him, started with the team back to Rhode Island. They lived in this house several years, and three children were added to the family, Jason, Philena and Hannah.
The family afterwards moved a short distance to the eastward where Mr. BUXTON had bought a house of a Mr. MILLER. This house stood on the George JAMES farm, up back toward the mountain from the house now occupied by Mr. JAMES.
Jonathan BUXTON lived in this town about 39 years, and then with his wife and two youngest children returned to the old farm in Smithfield. He died 100 years old and his wife at 88. He had nine children who arrived at maturity, five of whom are supposed to be living, viz:
John, who lives in Chesterfield, N.H.,82 years old;
Daniel, who lives in this town, b. May 1,1811.
Cyrus, who lives in Michigan, b. March 12,1816;
Selah, who lives in Princeton, Mass., b.March 13,1819, and Philena THOMPSON of this town, who was b.Nov.1,1801.
When Nathan was about 18 years old he went to Westmoreland, N.H., where he worked some five years in a tannery. He married Miss Elizabeth GRISWOLD. They soon moved to this town and united with the Baptist church.
They had seven children who arrived at maturity and one died young. Their names were Stephen, Charles, Albert, Horace, Mary, Martha and Adeline. Five died in 1863-1865; Horace,aged 18,at Fort Slocum,Washington,D.C.,in 1863; Capt.Albert B.,killed,Battle of the Wilderness,May 6,1864; Major Charles B.,killed,Battle of Winchester,Sept.19,1864. Two daughters died of diphtheria in the winter of 1864. One only is living, Stephen, who a few years ago moved West.
======================================
Vermont Historical Gazetteer, a local History of all the Towns in the State, Civil, Educational, Biographical, Religious and Military.
Vol. V. The Towns of Windham County.
Collated by Abby Maria Hemenway.
Published by Mrs. Carrie E. H. Page, Brandon, VT. 1891.
======================================
BUXTON, Mary Elizabeth [# 92299698]
b.02 Nov 1824, Westmoreland, NH
d.?? ??? 1861, Westmoreland?, NH?
m.25 Aug 1851, ?
HARRINGTON, Nahum Barnard [# 92299669]
b.04 Sep 1818, Westmoreland?, NH?
d.?? ??? 1886, Westmoreland?, NH?
Burial: Woodland Cem.,Keene,Cheshire Co.,NH
Plot: Western Division - Section 8
==========
Beatrice Buxton's "Buxton Genealogy"[vol.2]
1850 in Londonderry, Windham Co., VT
www.ci.keene.nh.us/library/vitalstatistics/
======================================
1880-NH-CHESHIRE CO.-KEENE-WARD 4:[H57-F52]
HARRINGTON,"Naham" B.(61)b.MA(MA-VT)
[(1818-1886)]Works in Marble Shop
HARRINGTON,William M.(25)b.NH(MA-NH)
[(1855-1928)]"House Keeper"
HARRINGTON,Charles E.(23)b.NH(MA-NH)
[(1857?-1???)]Works in Sash & Door Shop
======================================
1860-NH-CHESHIRE CO.-KEENE:[H280-F320]
HARRINGTON,Nahum B.[Barnard](40)b.MA
[(1818-1886)]Marble Dealer[P.E.$1,750]
HARRINGTON,Mary E.[Elizabeth](36)b.NH
[(1824-1861)]Tailoress
HARRINGTON,William M.(05)b.NH
[(1855-1928)]
HARRINGTON,Charles E.(03)b.NH
[(1857?-1???)]
HARRINGTON,Nahum(72)b.MA
[(1788-1861)]Farmer
BROWN,Charles L.(20)b.MA
[(1840?-1???)]Marble Cutter
======================================
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