The Worcester Family

THE SEVENTH GENERATION - PAGE 5

No. VII-232
        MARSHALL WORCESTER (Asa⁶, Asa⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Windsor, Vt., May 23, 1806; m 1st, Aug. 26, 1833, Silvia Ann, dau Ashbel Hand, Peacham, Vt., b 1809, d Jan. 24, 1838, m 2d, Oct. 13, 1838, Ann Jane, dau Jacob Tewksbury, Calais, Vt. Residence, Woodstock, Vt. Yeoman.

a- Arthur Franklin.
b- W. Capewell.
c- Marshall Tallard

VIII-392  Ira, b July 25, 1846.

No. VII-233
JOHN WORCESTER (Asa⁶, Asa⁵, Benjamin4, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Windsor, Vt., Sept. 24, 1809; m Dec. 8, 1850, Eliza, dau John Jewett of Windsor, b Jan. 30, 1820. Residence, Windsor, Vt. Yeoman.

(a) Katherine Fisher, b Dec. 6, 1872.
(b) William Wesley Jewett, b Jan. 4, 1874.
(c) George Henry, b Sept. 23, 1882.

VIII-394 Winchell Marshall, b May 21, 1853.

No. VII-234
        CHAUNCEY WORCESTER (Asa⁶, Asa⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Windsor, Vt., May 18, 1812, d Windsor, Vt., Aug. 13, 1884; m Dec. 15, 1850, Adaline, dau Samuel Waldron, Windsor, Vt., d Newburyport, Mass., Jan., 1903. He inherited and continued to live in the family homestead in W. Windsor, Conn.

(a) Ira Worcester, b Dec. 16, 1904.
(b) Frank Whitten, Dec. 8, 1906.

No. VII-239
        ALFRED WORCESTER (Elijah⁶, Asa⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Windsor, Vt., Oct. 17, 1804, d White Hall, Greene Co., Ill., July 4, 1885, (White Hall Cemetery); m Jan. 12, 1832, Mary C., dau Joseph Farwell, Windsor, Vt., b June 23, 1807, d White Hall, Greene Co., Ill., July 14, 1879. Residence W. Windsor, Vt. Carpenter.

VIII-400  Frederic Augustus.
VIII-401  Fulton Farwell.

No. VII-240
        LUCIUS TULLUS WORCESTER (Elijah⁶, Asa⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Windsor, Vt., Oct. 18, 1809, d ____; m Mar. 25, 1833, Eliza, dau Cyprian Savage, Windsor, Vt., b June 9, 1811. Residence W. Windsor, Vt. Yeoman.

VIII-402  George Ely, b Dec. 26, 1833. Residence Plymouth, Vt. Tanner.
VIII-403  Angeline, b July 4, 1835, m June 1, 1854, Joseph Hill, Cavendish, Vt.
VIII-404  Mary Ann, b Nov. 28, 1837.
VIII-405  Cyprian Savage, b July 17, 1842.

No. VII-241
        LINUS ELY WORCESTER (Elijah⁶, Asa⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Windsor, Vt., Dec. 5, 1811, d White Hall, Greene Co., Ill., Oct. 19, 1891; m 1st, White Hall, Greene Co., Ill., Feb. 17, 1841, Martha A. dau of Aaron and Abigail Jackson of Apple Creek, Ill., b Vermont, Feb. 17, 1819, d White Hall, Ill., Nov. 12, 1845, m 2d St. Clair, Ill., Nov. 21, 1847, Sarah Mariah, dau Theophilius Hull, b 1820, d 1854; m3d White Hall, Ill., Feb. 14, 1856, Luthera dau of Timothy and Deidamia (Swallow) Ladd, b White Hall, Ill., Nov. 25, 1825, d White Hall, May 9, 1901 (Obituary). Educated in the public schools of Vermont and Chester Academy. Immigrated to Illinois in 1836. Became a clerk in the dry goods store owned by Chester Swallow and later became a partner in the firm. Following the death of Mr. Swallow, he formed a co-partnership with Simeon Bros, who engaged in the sale of general merchandise for about 10 years. He then was engaged in the retail of drugs, groceries and hardware, and for five years following in the manufacture of agricultural implements. In 1983 he was elected justice of the peace, which he held for six years. He was commissioned as postmaster in 1845, which office he held for 12 years. He was elected county judge in Nov. 1983, continuing in that capacity for six years. He was elected and served as a member of the constitutional convention of the state, in 1847, and was appointed as one of the state trustees of the deaf and dumb asylum, in 1859, being re-appointed in 1863 and 1867, holding the office 12 years.  He was elected to the state senate in 1856. In 1860 he was again elected to that office, and was one of the five democrats in the senate who dared vote to ratify President Lincoln's proclamation of emancipation. He was elected county judge in 1863, and re-elected in 1867, with but one opposing vote, serving nine years. In 1852, he was appointed township school trustee. He was a member of the national democratic convention at St. Louis, in 1876, which nominated Samuel J. Tilden for the presidency. The History of Greene & Jersey Counties, Illinois - 1885, described Mr. Worcester as follows: "The judge has always been identified with the democratic party, is a member of no secret organization or church, being a free thinker. His religion consists of humanitarian principles, honor and integrity, fidelity to friends and good will to all."  See Biography.

Children of Lucy Emily Galhuly

(a) Hal Worcester, White Hall, Ill., July 12, 1883; m White Hall, Ill., Oct. 10, 1906, Grace Frances dau of Henry and Annette (White) Avery, b White Hall, Jan. 14, 1884.

Children of Hal Worcester Galhuly

(1)  Dorothy Jean, b Sept. 3, 1912.
(2)  Hallie, b Dec. 8, 1917.

(b) Stanley Worcester, b Sept. 5, 1884.
(c) Marguerite Worcester, b Sept. 16, 1887.

Children of Linus Ely Worcester by fourth m

VIII-411  Henry Clay.
VIII-412  Richard Storey.
VIII-413  Irene, b Jan. 20, 1863, d Mar. 18, 1863.
VIII-414  Ward, b Nov. 9, 1864, d Sept. 22, 1866.

No. VII-242
        MARCUS WORCESTER (Elijah⁶, Asa⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Windsor, Vt., June 22, 1815, d White Hall, Greene Co., Ill., Aug. 23, 1871 (White Hall Cemetery);  m Windsor, Vt., Mar. 12, 1840, Susan, dau Lemuel Savage, Windsor, b Sept. 18, 1829, d White Hall, Ill., May 29, 1910 (White Hall Cemetery). Removed to White Hall, Ill., in 1854. Merchant.

VIII-415  Lora Anna, b Sept. 6, 1841.
VIII-416  Alma Kate, b Feb. 27, 1853.
VIII-417  Nella Elizabeth, b Apr. 12, 1854, d White Hall, Ill., Jan. 26, 1865.

No. VII-243
        ALMOND WORCESTER (Parker⁶, Asa⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Windsor, Vt., Dec. 23, 1805, d ____, m Warren, Vt., Nov. 17, 1826, Emmaline E., dau of James Steel, Warren, Vt., b Oct. 19, 1812. He was living in 1880 when an application for a pension was completed. She was living in 1866 when she completed an application for a pension through her son Herbert's military service in the Civil War.  Shoemaker in Warren, Vt.

VIII-418  Hiram J. , b Warren, Vt., Jan. 6, 1828, d Aug. 21, 1878; m Mar. 29, 1851, Ann Burbank. Lived in Warren, Vt.
VIII-419  Parker, b Oct. 4, 1829, d June 19, 1832.
VIII-420  Albert, b Sept. 11, 1831. m. Dec. 13, 1858. ____. Residence Warren, Vt.
VIII-421  Daniel, b Warren, Vt., Aug. 24, 1833; m New York City, Oct. 9, 1868, Susan E. Blinn.   At the start of the Civil War he was an actor acting in Uncle Tom's Cabin. He was a friend of the Booth family of actors. He was playing in Uncle Tom's Cabin in the South when he was captured by the rebels, but later escaped and made his way north to Washington, DC. He enlisted from New Haven, Conn. and served as a 2nd Lt. in Co. F of the 27th Rgt. of Conn. Vol. Inf. under the command of Captain Joseph Bradley. Discharged New Haven, Conn., Jul. 25, 1863. He may have had a son, Will, out of wedlock as this person came to this Daniel's house in Somerville, Mass., looking for his father. Will died at Somerville Hospital of a ruptured appendix soon after meeting with Daniel. Daniel spent his last days in old soldiers' home in Vermont. On his pension application he was asked if he had any children. His response was, "none living" which suggests that he accepted Will as his son. Residence Lowell, Mass, Warren, Vt., Roxbury, Vt. Listed painter as his occupation in his pension application.
VIII-422  Hartwell P.
VIII-423  Almond.
VIII-424  George B.
VIII-425  Earl C., b June 4, 1842, d Dec. 4, 1869. Enlisted on May 20, 1861, and mustered in on June 20, 1861, in Co. F, 2nd Rgt., Vt. Vol. Mustered out June 29, 1864. He suffered many wounds. Pension records indicate he also suffered from typhoid fever and probably tuberculosis. Served with his brother Hartwell as an ambulance driver at Fort Stevens Hospital in Washington, D.C. He applied for a military pension on Feb. 11, 1868, from Montpelier, Vt. There is a stone marker in family grave site in East Warren, Vt., but he is believed to have been buried elsewhere. 
VIII-426  James B.
VIII-427  Herbert, b Sept. 9, 1847. He served in the Civil War as a private with Comp. I of the 56th Regiment of the Mass. Infantry. He enlisted on Jan. 22, 1864 at Brookline, Mass. for a three year enlistment. Captured at Petersburg, Va. and died on Sept. 13, 1864 at Andersonville Prison in Georgia of wounds received in battle. He was buried in a common grave. Stone marker in family grave in East Warren, Vt. See Military Pension Records.
VIII-428  Philomena J. (or Philura J. ?)., b Oct. 4, 1849.
VIII-429  Emeline E., b Mar. 6, 1852,  d Nov. 21, 1866.

No. VII-245
        ALBERT WORCESTER (Parker⁶, Asa⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Waitsfield, Vt., Sept. 6, 1810, d ____; m 1st, Mar. 25, 1834, Asenith Austin, b June 22, 1818, d June 18, 1845; m 2d, May 18, 1847, Roxana Douglass, b Apr. 2, 1816. Residence Walworth, Wis. Physician.

VIII-432  Ellen, b June 7, 1848.

No. VII-256
        SAMUEL WORCESTER (Jonathan⁶, Samuel⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Groton, Mass., Oct. 23, 1803, d ____, m 1831, Susan, dau Lazarus Bannister, Windsor, Vt. Residence Windsor, Vt., and Virgil, Ill.

VIII-433  Mary Ann, b Aug., 1832.

No. VII-258
        CHARLES WORCESTER (Jonathan⁶, Samuel⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Windsor, Vt., Aug. 8, 1807; m Oct. 19, 1834, Mary Ann, dau John Whittaker, Hartland, Vt. Residence, W. Windsor, Vt.

VIII-434  Ellen, b Nov. 5, 1839.
VIII-435  Milo, b Oct. 20, 1842.

No. VII-259
        MARSINA BANNISTER WORCESTER (Jonathan⁶, Samue⁵5, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Windsor, Vt., Dec. 1, 1809, d Alton, Tx., Apr. 27, 1865; m Aug. 2, 1838, Elizabeth Adeline Crim, b Henry Co., Ga., May 23, 1824, d Straws Mills, Tx, ca. 1897. Residence, Alton, Texas. Farmer

VIII-436  Marietta Emeline, b Heard Co., Ga., June 11, 1839
VIII-437  Martha S.A., b Ga., July 18, 1841.
VIII-438  Mary Adeline, b Ga., Aug. 17, 1846.
VIII-439  Louisa Bethany, b Ga., Mar. 12, 1844.
VIII-440  William David.
VIII-441  Charles Wesley, b Troup Co., Ga., July 3, 1851.

No. VII-268
        SENECA WINSLOW WORCESTER (Benjamin⁶, Benjamin⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b June 5, 1815, d Feb. 25, 1904; m 1st Lois Harris; b Feb. 18, 1820; d Harlem, Ill., Dec. 7, 1862.

(a) Fred E., b Feb. 28, 1879. Residence San Jose, Cal.
(b) Harold S., b Mar. 19, 1882. Cong'l. minister. San Francisco, Cal.
(c) Hattie A., b June 20, 1884, m Byyard T. Elmore, b Dec. 3, 1881.

VIII-447  Elmer Ernest.

No. VII-269
        HORACE WESLEY WORCESTER (Benjamin⁶, Benjamin⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Ticonderoga, N.Y., July 22, 1817, d July 22, 1903; m Crown Point, N.Y., Sept. 6, 1848, Mary Jane Bradford; b Crown Point, N.Y., Apr. 15, 1831;d Conant, Fla., May 17, 1898. Attended school for 3 years, Brandon, Vt., but was mostly self-educated. He was a fine Bible scholar. Resided Ticonderoga, N.Y., Cedar Rapids, Ia., Sycamore, Ill., and Conant, Fla.

VIII-448  Olive Estelle, b Cedar Rapids, Ia., June 15, 1858, m Conant, Fla., Sept. 3, 1903, Chester M. Swan. Mrs Swan is a physician and surgeon; grad. Women's Medical College, Chicago, 1881. She has presided over the births and deaths in the backwoods of Florida for more than a quarter of a century.
VIII-449  Orpha Inez, b Cedar Rapids, Ia., Oct. 20, 1862. Artist and teacher. Studied at Oberlin College, Ohio, and Arts Institute, Chicago. Spent a year painting the native birds of Ill. for the state Audubon Soc. and for different soc. publications under the direction of the Ill. State Entomologist; has also painted in water colors most of the flowers and many of the mushrooms of Fla. She is now (1913) an officer in the N.Y. Training School for Girls.

No. VII-271
        DENNIS WARNER WORCESTER (Benjamin⁶, Benjamin⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Ticonderoga, N.Y., Nov. 25, 1822, d Roscoe, Ill., Jan. 10, 1898; m Dec. 24, 1846, Editha Irene Carr, b Ticonderoga, Feb. 18, 1827, d Rockford, Ill., Oct. 22, 1906.

(a) Dennis Wells, b Roscoe, Ill., Sept. 10, 1888, m Aug. 7, 1911, Mrs. Emma Bair, Topeka, Kansas.
(b) Harold Lee, b Chicago, Jan. 10, 1890, grad. Wheaton College, Ill., June, 1912; M.S., Chicago Univ., 1913.
(c) Kenneth Worcester, b Prophetstown, Ill., July 11, 1897, d Topeka, Kansas, Aug. 15, 1912. Educated Wheaton College, Ill.

VIII-454  Ernest Illsley.

No. VII-274
        LEVERETT DOWNS WORCESTER (Benjamin⁶, Benjamin⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Essex Co., N.Y., Sept. 2, 1830, d Hill City, Kansas, Feb. 29, 10908; m Mt. Elgin, Ontario, Jan., 1854, Rosannah Minerva Woodward, b Nov. 14, 1835. Lived in Canada; Brodhead, Wis.; Hill City, Kansas.

VIII-455  Mary Adella, b Brodhead, Wis., Jan. 11, 1857, m 1878, Thomas Dezell, Hill City, Kansas.
VIII-456  Martha Johanna, b Brodhead, Apr. 12, 1859. Teacher. Grad. Kansas State Normal School.
VIII-457  Eugene Pierpont, b Jan. 5, 1861. Residence Des Moines, Ia. Printer.
VIII-458  Jessie Elizabeth, b Brodhead, Jan. 3, 1871, d July 22, 1873.
VIII-459  Lester Ray.
VIII-460  Esther May, b Brodhead, Jan. 20, 1874, m 1893, Frank Blackburn. Residence Hill City, Kansas.
VIII-461  Susan Grace, b Brodhead, Aug. 31, 1877, m 18944, Edward Clark.

No. VII-275
        JOSEPH W. WORCESTER (Samuel⁶, Benjamin⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Weathersfield, Vt., Mar. 1, 1812, d 1896; m 1st, Sept. 25, 1834, Maria Clark, b 1817, d 1874; m 2nd, 1875, Mrs. Jennie S. Burdick (a widow). Operated a brick factory in Pittsfield Twp. east of Oberlin, Oh.

(a) Ida Probert Stone.

VIII-465 William W., b Nov. 17, 1843, d 1864 in the Civil War.
VIII-466  James Frank.
VIII-467  Joseph M., b Oct. 22, 1848, d Sept. 11, 1849.
VIII-468  Minerva Christina, b Sept. 27, 1850, d 1909; m Albert B. Probert (John's brother). They resided in Wood Co., Oh. where Albert operated a hardware store in Bloomdale.

No. VII-277
        BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WORCESTER (Samuel⁶, Benjamin⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Feb. 25, 1815, d Oberlin, Oh., 1905; m Jan. 21, 1838, Mary L. Wilder, b about 1819. Residence in Oberlin, Oh.

VIII-469  Orlando, b 1837, d 1862 in the Civil War.
VIII-470  Marian Ann, b Aug. 27, 1840, d 1906; m about 1870, George D. Matcham, b 1843, d 1923. They had no children.
VIII-471  Catherine Annette ("Nettie"), b Sept. 30, 1846.
VIII-472  Julia E., b Oct. 6, 1848, d 1878.
VIII-473  William W. (Wilder?).
VIII-474  Leonard A.

No. VII-279
        JOHN WORCESTER (Samuel⁶, Benjamin⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Feb. 7, 1819, d Pittsfield, Oh., 1854; m June 23, 1840, Angelina Graves, b 1824, d 1859. Residence in Pittsfield Twp., Oh.

(a) Harry.

No. VII-281
        DAVID MONROE WORCESTER (Samuel⁶, Benjamin⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Sudbury, Vt., Feb. 22, 1823, d Oberlin, Oh., May 6, 1892; m Apr. 3, 1849, Mary A. Douglass. Residence Pittsfield Twp. and Oberlin, Oh.

(a) Pearl.
(b) Frances.

VIII-490  George Roscoe.

No. VII-283
        JAMES McROBERTS WORCESTER (Samuel⁶, Benjamin⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Ticonderoga, N.Y., Aug. 1, 1826, d Oberlin, Oh., Aug. 29, 1907; m July 6, 1847, Sarah Adaline Hill, b Feb. 10, 1831, Wallingford, Vt., d Oberlin, Oh., June 27, 1895. James was a well known farmer in the Pittsfield Twp., Oh. area. Before the Civil War he was an active abolitionist, helping with the underground railroad in the Oberlin area. He was a republican in politics, served as a member of the city council at Oberlin, as town trustee for a number of years and also as assessor. He was a member of the Masonic order. Although blinded by the tail of a horse in 1901, James was able to attend the first three family reunions in Oberlin (1904-06). Picture of James McRoberts and sons.

VIII-503  Erwin McRoberts.
VIII-504  Homer Morris.

No. VII-284
        EMERSON GERRY WORCESTER (Samuel⁶, Benjamin⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Feb. 2, 1829, d Berea, Oh., 1882; m Laura A. Wyatt, b 1837, d 1899. Residence Berea, Oh.

(a) Luella.

VIII-506  Daughter.

No. VII-288
        HENRY EDWIN WORCESTER (Samuel⁶, Benjamin⁵, Benjamin⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Nov. 2, 1837, d Pittsfield, Oh., 1884; m 1st, 1874, Margaret Ann "Mary" or "Polly" Hanstock, b 1853, d 1931; m 2d, ____ Fisk. Residence Pittsfield Twp.

(a) George, Jr.
(b) Marion Harry.

No. VII-305
        ASA WORCESTER, Jr. (Asa⁶, Francis⁵, Benjamin⁵⁴, Francis³, Samuel², William¹) b Groton, Mass., d Cambridge, Mass., Mar. 11, 1897; m June 17, 1852, Eleanor Greenwood Wickens; b Port Motoon, N.S., July 30, 1831; d Cambridge, Mar., 1911. He served in the Civil War, 1862-1865.

VIII-510  George Henry.
VIII-511  William Thomas.

No. VII-312
        AI BROWN WORSTER (Levi⁶, Joseph⁵, Joseph⁴, Ebenezer³, Samuel², William¹) b Littleton, Mass., May 6, 1761; d ____; m Jan. 7, 1814, Sally, adopted dau of Abel Stearns, Ashby, Mass., b June 27, 1792, d Mar. 10, 1849. Lived in Littleton, Acton, and Fitchburg, afterward Ashburnham, Mass. Yeoman.

(a) Imogene, b Oct. 27, 1850.

VIII-518  Charles Dean.
VIII-519  Mary J., b Nov. 14, 1834, m Charles Howard.

No. VII-315
        WARREN WORSTER (Levi⁶, Joseph⁵, Joseph⁴, Ebenezer³, Samuel², William¹) b Acton, Mass., Jan. 18, 1797, d ____; m Oct. 11, 1820, Lucy Prescott, dau of Jesse Hosmer of Concord, Mass., b Mar. 20, 1794, d ____; lived in Littleton and Ashby, afterward in Fitchburg, Mass. Yeoman.

(i) Charles William, d Sept. 24, 1908.

(b) Sarah Maria, b Feb. 28, 1863. Residence Clinton, Mass.

VIII-523  Lucy Prescott, b Aug. 18, 1826.
VIII-524  Joseph Warren, b Sept. 13, 1828.
VIII-525  Oliver Wright, b June 23, 1830.
VIII-526  Ann Sophronia, b Jan. 6, 1833.
VIII-527  Daniel Kimball, b Feb. 27, 1835.

No. VII-324
        STILLMAN WORCESTER (Bridges⁶, Benjamin⁵, Joseph⁴, Ebenezer³, Samuel², William¹) b Littleton, Mass., Jan. 26, 1804, d Mar., 1839; m Mary Fletcher of Acton, Mass., b Dec. 19, 1806. Residence Boston.

VIII-528  Mary, b Nov. 10, 1827, d Apr. 9, 1831.
VIII-529  William W., b Sept. 11, 1829.
VIII-530  Mary E., b July 4, 1831, d Nov. 10, 1832.
VIII-531  Helen M., b Sept. 17, 1834.
VIII-532  Lucy E., b Apr. 2, 1838.

No. VII-337
        ANSON WORSTER (Samuel⁶, Moses⁵, Jonathan⁴, Ebenezer³, Samuel², William¹) b Erie City., Pa., July 8, 1818, d North Liberty, Ind., Aug. 28, 1900; m brf. 1844, Elizabeth, dau of Barney VanBuren, b New York City, Nov. 16, 1826, d North Liberty, St. Joseph Co., Ind., Sept. 30, 1901. Wagon maker. Buried in Eastlawn Cemetery, North Liberty, Ind.

Children of Nora L. and Joseph Liggett

(a) James D.
(b) Vance Ray.
(c) Clarence.
(d) John.
(e) John H.

VIII-536     Gertrude, b June 22, 1853, d prob. St.Joseph, Ind., May 17, 1868. Buried in Eastlawn Cmetery, Noth Libgerty, Ind.

(a)  Charles Sidney.

(i)  Derwin Wordsworth.

(A)  Byron Lee, b Cleveland, Oh.

No. VII-344
        CHARLES REED WORCESTER (Samuel⁶, Samuel⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Ebenezer³, Samuel², William¹) b Lancaster, Mass., Oct. 21, 1850; m Chester, Conn., Jan. 4, 1872, Harriet H. Ware, b Oct. 19, 1847, d Chester, Conn., Apr. 11, 1913. The old homestead in Lancaster was burned in 1857. Mr. Worcester built a new house on the old site and spends most of the summer with his family in Lancaster (1914). Residence Chester. Mechanic and farmer.

VIII-537  Clara Harriet, b Chester, Conn., Oct. 22, 1872.
VIII-538  Franklin Benjamin.
VIII-539  Grace Ida, b Sept. 21, 1877, d Dec. 5, 1885.
VIII-540  Sarah Anna, b Aug. 15, 1879, d Feb. 12, 1888.
VIII-541 William Ware, b Dec. 7, 1880.
VIII-542 Ruth Anabel, b Apr. 5, 1887.

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