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Tibbetts PICTON PRESS ROCKPORT, MAINE All rights reserved Copyright © 2002 Picton Press International Standard Book Number 0-89725-452-X Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 2002108823 No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means whatsoever, including elec¬ tronic, mechanical, magnetic recording, the In¬ ternet, or photocopying, without the prior written approval of the Copyright holder, excepting brief quotations for inclusion in book reviews. First Printing August 2002 k)3 This book is available from: V< X Picton Press PO Box 250 Rockport, ME 04856-0250 Visa/MasterCard orders: 1-207-236-6565 FAX orders: 1-207-236-6713 e-mail: [email protected] Internet secure credit card orders: www.pictonpress.com Manufactured in the United States of America Printed on 60k acid-free paper Early Narraguagus Families 743 4. JOHN PIERCE, b at Windsor 25 April 1811?; d 1860+; lived at Steuben [1850-60]; m (1st) 183? LYDIA CROSS(?), b at China ME 1817; d 1847; 3 children. John m (2nd) at Windsor 5 June {int. at Cherryfleld 21 April} 1845 NANCY"^ LEIGHTON, b at Steuben 25 Sept 1819; d 1860+; {Leighton #68); 4 more children. Children by 1st wife: 5 i SARAH ELIZABETH “Lizzie”, b at Windsor 19 Feb 1831; d " 1899; m (1st) 185? CHARLES HENRY^ GODFREY {B Godfrey #34); m (2nd) 1897 ALEXANDER WESLEY^ SMITH (J Smith #76) as his 2nd wife. 6 ii CHARLES P., b 1836; d 1850+; 7 7 hi GEORGE L., b 1838; d 1860+; [STU 1860 w/father’s family]; ? Children by 2nd wife, b at Steuben [TRs]: 8 iv LYDIA ANN, b 15 May 1846; d 1860+; m-STEVENS, lived in St. Paul MN. 9 ALEXANDER LEIGHTON, b 12 Sept 1849; d 1860+; unm. V 10 vi MARY JANE, b 14 May 1854; d 1860+;? 11 vii LUCY ANN, b 16 Aug 1855; d at Great Falls MN 26 Sept 1888; m at Otsego MN 13 March 1881 Dr. S. F. JOHNSON. PINEO Jacques^ Pineo (cl667-1747) was a Waldensian or Huguenot who fled from Lyons, France, to England in 1688; soon returned to Lyons, but fled France again in 1690 to Plymouth, Massachusetts; and settled by 1706 at Lebanon, Connecticut. His son Peter^ Pineo m Elizabeth^ Sampson, descendant of several 1620 Mayflower passengers, and took the family to Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, in 1763. Their son Jonathan^ Pineo brought the family to Machias in 1770, and 5 of Jonathan’s sons were among the first settlers at Deblois {Plantation #17, Middle Division}, although 4 of them later moved away. Jonathan^ Pineo, b at Lebanon CT 8 Sept 1747; d at Cooper 10 June 1821 [“d at Twp.#15 ae. 75", per Eastport Sentinel of 16 June 1821]; son of Peter^ (Jacquef) and Elizabeth"^ (Sampson) Pineo; came in 1770 from Cornwallis NS and settled at Machias; served in Capt. Smith’s Co. in Rev. War in 1777; m (1st) cl769 Esther^ Libby, b at Scarborough 4 June 1749; d at Machias 10 Jan 744 Early Narraguagus Families 1796; dau of Timothy^ and Sarah (Stone) Libby; 11 children. Jonathan m (2nd) at Moose Island {Eastport} 2 Nov 1796 BRIDGET* (BYRAM) DOTY, b in Dublin, Ireland, 1764; d at Cherryfield 1 Jan 1853 ae. “about 90" [Eastport Sentinel of 18 Jan 1853]; [CFD 1850 w/family of Everett Lewis] dau of a British admiral & the widow of James M. Doty w/at least one dau—Mary Ann; 3 more children. Children by 1st wife, b at Machias: 1 i JONATHAN^ Jr, b 1 April 1770; d at Alexander 17 March 1860; settler at Deblois [1800], still living there 3 June 1807; m (1st) at Machias 2 Aug 1794 BETSY^ BRACY, b probably at Danforth 1779, d at Cooper 1824, {Bracy #7), 11 children; m (2nd) Leah (Thornton) Sprague. + 2 ii OTIS, b 1 March 1772; d 1858. hi David, b 17 Feb 1774; d at St. Stephen NB 24 Jan 1863; settled at St. Stephen NB; m 2 Nov 1797 Priscilla Hill, b at Machias 28 July 1780, d at St. Stephen 30 Sept 1850. iv George, b 25 Feb 1776; d in East Indies 1818; unm. V Elizabeth “Betsy”, b 24 March 1778; d 1808 ae. 30; m at Machias 27 July 1794 Isaac^ Hanscom (1771-1854), farmer at Machias, he m 2nd 1813 Elizabeth^ (Cates) Drisko, then m 3rd 1821 Elizabeth Corey. 3 vi TIMOTHY, b 26 Sept 1780; d at Jonesboro 30 Oct 1861 ae. 81-1; set up lumbermill at Deblois with his brothers 1799-1806, then settled as a farmer at Jonesboro; m at Jonesboro [TR] 24 Dec 1807 Susanna^ (Noyes) Watts, b 1776, d 1855; 4 children, vii Esther, b 27 Jan 1783; d 1???; ? 4 viii PETER (twin), b 18 Sept 1787; d at Topsfleld 30 Dec 1860; operated lumbermill at Deblois with his brothers 1806-07, then moved away; m (1st) 1 Nov 1814 Hannah Lamb (1799-1821) [she “died at St. Stephen NB 15 May 1821 ae. 22", per Eastport Sentinel of 26 May 1821], probably no children; m (2nd) at St. Stephen NB 5 Jan 1822 Jane Christie, 4 children. 5 ix DANIEL (twin), b 18 Sept 1787; d 9 Aug 1866; operated lumbermill at Deblois with his brothers 1806-07, then moved away; m Mary Christie, b 1800, d at Milltown NB 28 Oct 1888 ae. 88" [Eastport Sentinel of 7 Nov 1888]; no further data. X Gamaliel, b 30 Sept 1790; d at Columbia 31 Aug 1863 ae. 72 [g.s. Cfs]; farmer at Columbia [TWP#17 1830, COL 1840-60]; m in NH cl815 Charlotte D. Chamberlain, b 1794, d 1875; 10 children. Early Narraguagus Families 745 xi Mary “Polly”, b 14 March 1793; d at Machias 12 May 1861; m at Machias 13 June 1815 Joseph Fenno Jr, b 1766, d 1839, as his 2nd wife, lived at Machias. Children by 2nd wife, b at Machias: + 6 xii JAMES DOTY^ b 13 Oct 1797; d 1831+. + 7 xiii CHARLES BYRAM, b at Machias [Bed TR] 2 Sept 1805; d 1875. xiv Ruby W., b 1807; d 1880+; m 6 April 1826 Edward Ellsmore, b 24 July 1799, d 1880+ [Ref.: Maine Families in 1790, 6:127], laborer at Plant.# 18 [1880]. 2. OTIS'* PINEO {Jonathan^), b at Machias 1 March 1772; d at Harrington 3 April 1858 ae. 86; sent by Gen. Cobb to Great Falls {Deblois} to build a mill & start a settlement [Bangor Historical Magazine, p. 1723] & lived there 1799-1807 [DEB 1800], then moved to Cooper {1821} & eventually settled as a farmer at Harrington [1830, 1850]; m (1st) at Machias 1 Oct {int. 28 Aug} 1795 LOIS" HANSCOM, b 177?; d 1795-96; dau of Aaron^ and Sally (Seavey) Hanscom of Machias; no children. Otis m (2nd) at Eastport 3 Oct 1796 [Bangor Historical Magazine, p. 558, which calls him “Jonathan”] his step-mother’s dau MARY ANN DOTY, b at St. Andrews NB in Sept 1783; d . 1860+; [HAR 1860 w/family of William & Hannah Coffin] dau of James M. and Bridget^ (Byram) Doty; 5 children: 8 i PRISCILLA^ b c 1797; d 1818+; m 1818+ JONATHAN CARY Jr, b at W. Bridgewater MA 1795, d 1818+, son of Jonathan and Mary (Hanscom) Cary, he had m 1st 1818 Mary Hanscom, lived at East Machias & Cooper. 9 ii LOIS 10 iii MARY ANN +11 iv WILLIAM, b 1808; d 1860+. 12 OTIS Jr V 6. JAMES DOTY' PINEO (Jonathan^), b [Bed TR] 13 Oct 1797; d 1831+; lived at Cherryfield & Beddington, then moved away; m 182? ROSANNA SMITH, b in Ireland [Bed TR] 10 Oct 1804; d 1831+; 4 daus listed in Beddington TRs: 13 i ELIZA^ b at Cherryfield 3 Feb 1824; d 1 ???; ? 14 ii MARY ANN, b 9 Dec 1825; d 1???; ? 15 iii DELIA, b 11 Feb 1828; d 1???;? 16 iv CAROLINE, b 30 Sept 1831; d 1 ???; ? 746 Early Narraguagus Families 7. CHARLES BYRAM"* PINEO {Jonathan^), b at Machias [Bed TR] 2 Sept 1805; d at Harrington 26 May 1875 [g.s. Forest Hill Cem. at Har] ae. 69-8-24; shoemaker, harness-maker, & leather-goods dealer at Machias, Milbridge [1850], Cutler, & Harrington [1870]; m (1st) (int. at Harrington 28 Oct 1837) SUSAN MARY^ DINSMORE, b 1816; d 13 April 1852 ae. 35 [g.s. Rock Maple Cem. at Har]; {Dinsmore #59); 5 children. Charles m (2nd) at Cherryfield 20 Oct {int. 20 Sept} 1854 MARY ANN^ MORROW of Milbridge; b at County Ulster, Ireland, cl828; d at Cutler 13 March 1863 [g.s. Old Cem. at Cutler] ae. 34 [Machias Union of 23 June 1863]; 6 more children. Children by 1st wife: 17 i JOHN F.^ b 1837; d 1850+; ? 18 ii LOUISA JANE, b 1840; d at Sullivan 18 May 1896 [g.s. Ephraim Dyer Cem. at Sullivan]; probably unm. 19 iii MARY ANN, b 1842; d 1850+; m JASON LORD of Sullivan. 20 iv SUSANNA, b 1844; d 1850+; ? 21 V GUILFORD, b 1847; d 1850+;? Children by 2nd wife: 22 vi CHARLES BYRAM^ Jr, b at Harrington 7 Nov 1855; d at Bar Harbor 6 July 1939; ? 23 vii SELINA A., b 1857; d 1???; ? 24 viii RUBY M., b at Southwest Harbor 23 Nov 1858; d at Bar Harbor 2 May 1944; ? 25 ix ADDIE, b at Cutler 19 Feb 1860; d at Bangor 10 June 1978; ? 26 X SARAH, b at Cutler 11 Nov 1862 [1861?]; d at Prospect Harbor 9 Sept 1946;? 27 xi CARRIE, b at Cutler cMarch 1863; d there 24 May 1863 [g.s. Old Cem. at Cutler] ae. 2 mos [Machias Union of 24 May 1863]. 11. WILLIAM^ PINEO (Otis"^, Jonathan^), b 1808; d 1860+; sea capt. at Harrington [1840-60]; m (int. at Harrington 15 Sept 1838) MARY G. “May” PUTNAM, b 5 Aug 1815; d 1860+; {Putnam #4); 3 children: 28 i WILLIAM H/, b [Deb TR] 28 Aug 1839; d in Washington DC in Civil War 2 June 1862; served in U.S. Army Co C 11th Regt {4 Nov 1861-death}; [HAR 1860 w/parents]; unm. 29 ii MARY L., b 1842; d 1870+; m at Harrington 18 Oct (int. at Calais 26 June 1861} 1864 ALONZO D.^ BARTON, b 1838; d 1870+, son of William Ellsworth^ and Priscilla Barker^ (Frank- land) Barton of Columbia, blacksmith [ADD 1860, CAL {1861}, CVL 1870]. 30 iii JOHN PUTNAM, b 1846; d 1860+; ?