Sue's Line
Submitted by Sue Day Hafner
dayfamilygenealogy@yahoo.com
Robert>John>John>Benjamin>Benjamin>Ira>Lucius>Charles Addison>Frank Charles>Clifton Frank
It seems that over the years, information gets added and sometimes
left out of some family trees and therefore I don't make claims that
this or any information I post is 100 percent accurate.
I also do not have any sources for the first 8 generations to prove
that the information is correct. I have also found contradicting information
regarding Robert Day marrying Editha Stebbins in England.
RICHARD DEE
Child: MORGAN DEE
MORGAN DEE
Morgan Dee was the son of Richard Dee. He was born
1390 at Radnor Wales
Children: John Dee
JOHN DEE
John Dee b. 1418 Denbigh Wales
m. Margaret?
Children:
Nicholas (Day) DEE
Born: Salop
NICOLAS (DAY)DEE
Nicolas (Day) Dee b. Salop Wales
Children: Richard Day
RICHARD DAY
b. 1477 Newport, Salop Wales
m. Elizabeth Osborne
Children:
George Day
Richard Day
Robert Day
William Day
ROBERT DAY
Robert Day b. 1518
m. Vrsulowe Chaloner
Children:
John Day
JOHN DAY
B. 1544
m. Elizabeth Wentworth on Aug 7, 1559
Adwick-le-Street-York, Eng.
Children:
Richard Day
William Day
Wentworth Day
Thomas Day
RICHARD DAY
Richard Day was born in 1575 in Kilburn, Yorkshire, England. He married
(name unknown) before 1601 in Kilburn. His wife had been born in 1579.
Little is known about Richard and his wifeother than they had 6 children
together. He died on 4 May 1622 in Kilburn, England.
Children:
1. RICHARD , b. 5 Feb. 1601 in Kilburn, Yorkshire, England.
2. ROBERT , b. 31 July 1604 in Kilburn, England.
3. MARGARET , d. 6 Feb. 1605 in Kilburn, Eng.
4. GEORGE , b. 5 Apr. 1606 in Kilburn, Eng.
5. GILES , b. 1 Mar. 1608 in Kilburn, Eng.
6. ALICE , b. 10 Mar. 1609 in Kilburn, Eng.
ROBERT DAY
Robert Day was the son of Richard Day and was born on 31 July 1604
in Kilburn, Yorkshire, Enland. Robert married first while still in England
in or before 1634, Mary _______ (b. abt.1606). In Apr., 1634, they came to
this country on the ship "Elizabeth".They located in Newtown, now Cambridge,
Mass. but Mary died shortly after their arrival here. Robert was made a
freeman on 6 May 1635, which shows that he must have belonged to some
church in the jurisdiction. He returned briefly to England in 1636 and married
Editha Stebbins.(again, I have no source to prove that he and Editha married in England)
Editha was the daughter of William and Mary Stebbins and sister of
Deacon Edward Stebbins. She had been born in 1615 in Woodham,
Essex Co., England. Robert and Editha returned
to this country in the same year and became original settlers of Hartford, Conn
They were probably in the company of one hundred persons who journeyed
through the wilderness in 1636 with the Rev. Mr. Hooker. They became
members of the First Church of that town. Robert Day's Will was
dated 20 May 1648. He died at the age of 44 on 4 Sept. 1648 in Hartford, Conn.
and the inventory of his estate was taken on 14 Oct. 1648.
Editha (Stebbins) Day married second Deacon John Maynard. He died
without issue shortly after, and left all his property, which was considerable,
to his wife's children,"provided they carried themselves well towards their
mother." Editha married third in 1658, Elizur Holyoke
of Springfield, Mass., who was the grandfather of President Holyoke of
Harvard College. Elizur Holyoke died on 6 Feb. 1676 in Springfield,
Mass. Editha died on 24 Oct.1688 in Springfield, at the age of 72.
Children:
1. THOMAS, b. 1637 in Cambridge, Mass.; d. 27 Dec. 1711 in
Springfield, Mass.;m. 27 Oct. 1659
in Springfield, Mass., Sarah Cooper (d. 21 Nov. 1726; dau. of
Lieut. Thomas Cooper who was killed when the town was
burnt by the Indians).
Thomas Day's Will was dated 29 May 1711 and was proved
25 Mar. 1712.
2. SARAH b. 1640 in Hartford, Conn.; d. 19 Sept. 1677 in Hatfield,
Mass.
(killed by Indians with her son, Joseph); m. 1.) 17 Nov. 1658
in Springfield, Mass., Nathaniel Gunn
(b. bet.1636 and 1640 in Roxbury, Conn.; d. 1663 in Branford, Conn.);
m. 2. 24 Nov. 1664, Samuel Kellogg (b. bef. 1642 in England; d.
17 July 1711). Nathanial Gunn 19 Sept. 1677 in Hatfield, Mass.
3. MARY b. 28 Oct. 1641 in Hartford, Conn.; d. 17 Oct. 1725 in
Hatfield, Mass.; m. 1.) 28 Oct. 1659 in Springfield, Mass.,
Samuel Ely; m. 2.) 12 Apr. 1694, Thomas Stebbins (b.31 July 1648;
d. bef. Nov., 1696); m. 3.) 12 Nov. 1696, Deacon John Coleman.
4. JOHN b. 1643 in Hartford, Conn.
JOHN DAY
JOHN DAY, b. 1645 in Hartford, Ct. d. bef. 29 Apr 1730 in Hartford; m. 1675
in Hartford to Sarah Maynard, b. 1651; d. abt 1730, daughter of John
Maynard and Mary Starr. His will was dated 16 Nov 1725, when he was
"advanced in years," and proved 6 May 1730. He owned a share in a grist or
saw mill, which he bequeathed to his son William."
There has been some confusion about the wife of John Day, with some
claiming she was Sarah (Stone) Butler, but the following reference from
Savage, "Genealogical Dictionary of New England," vol. 4, p. 446 shows that
that would have been impossible.
"Richard Webb........he died [1665] leaving no children but took Sarah,
dau. of Rev. Samuel Stone, and brot. her up, until she married Thomas
Butler of Hartford; and in Hall's History we see that the widow [Webb]
empowered a friend, in 1677 to adj. with Butler and his wife for their
claim of the estate of her Husband. Butler's wife had half, and by the
court was distribut. other portions to Bartholomew Barnard, who was husband
of Sarah, dau. of Thomas Birchard, to Richard Homes, Stephen Beckwith,
Thomas Barnum and others, of whose degrees of consanguin. it may not be
easy to determine." This would indicated that John Day did not marry Sarah
(Stone) Butler & have children by her in 1675 & 1677, because Thomas Butler
did not die until 1688.
The above information is posted as it was
received by me. I have just received an email from a cousin
who seems to have the answer to the controversy surrounding
the marriage of John Day to a Sarah Butler. The problem seems
to have started when someone listed Johns wife as
"Sarah Stone Bulter" and the above information disproves that
as she was still married to Thomas Butler when John and Sarah
were supposed to have been married.
This is true however, my new information has informed me that
John Day was NOT married to "Sarah Stone Butler" rather he was
married to her daughter Sarah Butler. This makes sense to me.
If anyone has any new information on the subject I shall
love to hear from you.
Thanks Josh!!!!!
John Day owned a share in a grist or saw mill, which he bequeathed
to his son William.
Children:
1. Joseph Day, d. 1696 in Hartford, Ct.
2. John Day, b. 24 Sept. 1676/7 Colchester, Ct.; d. 4 Nov.
1752 in same; m. 21 Jan 1696 in Hartford, Ct., to Grace
Spencer, bpt. Middletown, Ct. 24 Sept. 1676; d. at Colchester,
Ct., 12 May 1714; dau. of John and Rebecca (Hayward/Howard) Spencer
3. Thomas Day, b. abt. 1672; d. 1724/5; m. 21 Sept. 1698 in
Hartford to Hannah Wilson;
She m. (2) Nathaniel Dickinson; She was prob. dau. of John
and Lydia (Cole) Wilson of
Hartford.(John Wilson was son of Robert and Elizabeth
(Stebbins) Wilson)
4. Mary Day, m. 14 Nov. 1699 in Hartford, Ct. to William Clark
5. Maynard Day, d. 10 May 1759 in Hartford, Ct.; m. 1714 to
Elizabeth Marsh
6. Sarah Day, bapt. 19 Sept. 1686 in Hartford, Ct.; d. Sept.
1767, age 84; m.
10 June 1708, Jared Spencer, b. 15 Jan. 1682; d. 1754 age
72; son of Jared and
Hannah (Pratt) Spencer of Hartford.
7. James Day, b. 5 apr. 1690 in Hartford, Ct. (not listed in
Cutter)
8. William Day, bapt. 24 Apr 1692 in Hartford, Ct; d. 25 Nov.
1768 at same; m. 18 Apr 1717 to Elizabeth Andrews
9. Joseph Day, bapt. 14 June 1699; d. 10 June 1785; m. 1 Mar
1737/8 to Deborah Andrews
10. Editha Day m. Ebenezer Moody (not listed in Cutter)
References:
"Genealogical Dictionary of New England," by Savage, vol. 2, p. 26
"New England Marriages Prior to 1700" by Torrey, page 210
"Prominent Families of the United States of America" by A. M. Burke, p. 209
(wife incorrect)
"The Compendium of American Genealogy" by Frederick A. Virkus, vol. 7, page 134
"New England Familes" By William Richard Cutter, A.M. 1913 Vol.2, p. 696
"Genealogical Dictionary of New England" by Savage, vol. 4, page 446 (Webb)
"Genealogies and Family History of Central New York" by Cutter, vol. 2,
page 666
"New England Families" by Cutter (1913), vol. 2, page 696
JOHN
DAY
JOHN DAY, born 24 Sept. 1676/7 in Colchester, Ct.; died 4 Nov. 1752 in
same; m. 21 Jan. 1696 in Hartford, Ct. to Grace Spencer, who died 12 May
1714 in Colchester, Ct. He m. (2) Mary _?_., who died 2 Nov. 1749, aged 74
years.
There is disagreement about the parentage of Grace Spencer. There
were two Grace Spencers born in the same generation. One Grace, b. 27 July
1674 in East Haddam, Ct., was the daughter of Samuel Spencer and Hannah
Willey. This is the Grace named by Nathaniel Goodwin in "Genealogical
Notes, First Settlers of Connecticutt and Massachusetts" (1982) as the wife
of John Day. (Also in Virkus' "The Compendium of American Genealogy" and
the Elmer I. Shepard Collection) However, TAG 27: 89 lists the Grace, b. 24
Sept. 1676 in Middletown, Middlesex, CT, the daughter of John Spencer and
Rebecca Hayward/Howard as the wife of John Day and suggests that Grace,
dau. of Samuel died young as she was not mentioned in her father's will.
It is possible that children not mentioned in a parent's will received
their settlement before the will was written. [Since this could be the
case with Samuel Spencer, I personally will not rule Samuel out as the
father of the wife of John Day-mra] John Spencer and Rebecca
Hayward/Howard have been the accepted parents of Grace Spencer by the
Spencer Family Association. However, since it was called to their
attention that there were 3 sources that named Samuel & Hannah (Willey)
Spencer as her parents, they are doing further research.
Children, all by 1st wife; first three born in Hartford, Ct., others born
at Colchester, CT:
1. Lydia Day, b. 11 Apr. 1698; d. 1762; m. Joseph Fuller
2. Mary Day, b. 14 Aug 1699; m. 20 Dec. 1722 to Jonathan Northam
3. John Day, b. 6 June 1701; d. 1780; m. 1725 to Sarah Loomis
4. Joseph Day, b. 27 Sept. 1702; m. 1 apr. 1729 to Esther
Hungerford
5. Benjamin Day, b. 7 Feb 1704; d. 1777; m. 1729 to Margaret Foote
6. Editha Day, b. 10 Sept 1704; m. 11 Dec. 1729 to David Biglow
7. Daniel Day, b. 9 Mar. 1709; d. 1712
8. David Day, b. 18 Jul. 1710; m. 12 Dec. 1734 to Hannah Kellogg
9. Abraham Day, b. 17 Mar. 1712; d. 18 Mar. 1792; m. 20 Nov.
1740 to Irene Foote, b.
18 March 1722 Colchester, Ct; d. there 7 Aug. 1809; dau. of
Ephraim and Sarah
(Chamberlain) Foote
10. Isaac Day, b. 17 May 1713; m. 8 July 1740, Ann Foote, dau.
of Nathaniel Foote
11. Daniel Day; d. 1746
BENJAMIN DAY
Benjamin Day was the son of John and Grace (Spencer) Day and was
born on 7 Feb. 1704 in Colchester, Conn He married on 6 Mar. 1729 in
Colchester, Margaret Foote. Margaret was the daughter of Ephraim
and Sarah (Chamberlain) Foote and was born on 13 May 1711 in
Colchester, Ct. Benjamin served as a Lieut. from Colchester
in 1747. He next served as a Capt. in the 3rd Conn.Company
in 1750. Finally, he served as a Capt. in Col. Trumbull's Regt. in t
he defense of Fort William Henry and Fort Edward. He died on
22 Dec. 1777 in Colchester, CT. Margaret (Foote) Day died i
n Apr., 1801 age almost 90 in Colchester.
Children:
1. ANNA b. 27 Feb. 1730; m.Silas Pepoon of
Stockbridge, MA.
2. BENJAMIN b. 13 Sept. 1731; d. 26 Jan. 1811 in
Royalton, Vt.;
m. 1.) Abigail Day (dau. of Samuel Day
of Colchester); m. 2.) Eunice Young.
3. ADONIJAH , b. 16 July, 1733; d. 1 Oct. 1799;
m. 1753, Sarah Loomis
(d. 28 Jan. 1802). They were first of
Colchester, CT. then of Ellington, CT. They had
17 children.
4. ASA, b. 16 May 1735; d. 26 May 1735.
5. ASA, b. 1 June 1736; d. 13 June 1736.
6. MARGARET , b. 27 Oct. 1737; m. 24 Oct. 1754,
Joel Jones of Hebron, Conn.
7. AARON , b. 14 Sept. 1740.
8. AMASA b. 21 Apr. 1742; m. _____ Beebe.
They lived in Stockbridge, MA.
9. LYDIA, b. 21 Apr. 1744; m. 4 Aug. 1763,
Asa Beebe.
10. DANIEL, b. 21 July 1747; d. 1835 in Lima, N.Y.;
m. 10 Dec. 1772, Elizabeth Chamberlain
(b. 1746; d. 10 July 1826). They lived in Lima,
Monroe Co., N.Y.
11. DAVID, b. 4 Aug. 1749. He married and lived in
Spencertown, N.Y. (Spencerport [?], Monroe Co., N.Y. [?]).
12. EDITHA, b. 5 Jan. 1752; m. Elijah Williams.
13. RUSSELLl, b. 16 Sept. 1756; bapt. 24 Oct. 1756; d. 1829;
m. Anna Chapman of Colchester, CT.
They removed to Winhall, VT.
BENJAMIN DAY
Benjamin Day was the son of Benjamin and Margaret (Foote) Day
and was born on 13 Sept. 1731 in Colchester,
Connecticut. He married Abigail Day of Colchester, CT. She
was the daughter of Samuel and Mary (Carrier) Day
and was born on 13 May 1730. She died in 1763 in Hebron,
Tolland Co., Conn. Benjamin married second,
Eunice (Rood) Young, who was a widow. The family first l
ived in Hebron, Conn. but removed to
Royalton, Windsor Co., Vermont in about 1774.
Benjamin Day died on 26 Jan. 1811 age 79, in Royalton VT.
Children by Abigail (Day) Day:
1. SAMUEL , b. 6 Feb. 1753 in Hebron, CT.; m. _______.
They removed to Cambridge, N.Y.
2. BENJAMIN , b. 6 Apr. 1755; d. 28 Mar. 1829 in
Royalton,VT.; m. 28 Mar. 1784, Hanna Northam
of Hebron, CT. (d. 16 Sept. 1834). He removed from
Hebron, CT. in 1780 to Royalton, VT., of which
town he was one of the first settlers, and though
obliged to retire on account of the hostility of the
Indians, returned in 1783.
3. MARY , b. 6 Dec. 1759 in Hebron; m. Capt. Daniel Clapp.
4. ASA, b. 25 Feb. 1761 in Hebron, CT.; d. 8 June 1819 in
Stockbridge, Mass. He was a graduate
of Dartmouth Collegbe and was a teacher for some
time in Pittsfield, Mass.
5. SOLOMON, b. 17 Nov. 1762; d. 18 Aug. 1840 in
Sandy Hill, Washington Co., N.Y.;
m. abt. 1781, Eunice Lockwood.
6. DR. STANDISH , b. 1765; d. 19 Aug. 1799;
m. 1.) 29 Dec. 1785,Priscilla Pierce; m. 2.)
Mar., 1791, Deborah Sturtevant. Standish
studied medicine with Dr. Nathan Smith.
He lived in Woodstock, Vermont.
7. RALPH , m. 1.) 17 Aug. 1788, Eunice Pierce of
Royalton, VT.;
m. 2.) Eunice King of Windsor, VT.
They first lived in Royalton, VT. but removed
to Troy, N.Y.
8. ALFRED , d. young.
9. SYLVESTER , b. 17 May 1770; d. 26 July 1813 in
Royalton, VT.;
m. 4 Dec. 1794, Rachel Parkhurst.
10. EBENEZER , m. 29 Oct. 1801, Polly Robinson. They
lived in Royalton, VT.
11. IRA , b. 4 Dec. 1777
IRA DAY
Ira Day was the son of Benjamin and Eunice (Rood) (Young) Day
and was born on 4 Dec. 1777
in Royalton, Vermont. He married first Martha Clark of Boston
on 17 Oct. 1808. She died on 1 July 1813.
He married second on 1 Nov. 1814, Olive Smith of Plainfield,
N.H. He lived in South Barre, Vermont.
Children:
1. IRA , b. 3 Nov. 1809; d. 14 May 1822.
2. CLARK , b. 5 Feb. 1811;
3. MARTHA , b. 11 May 1813; m. 10 May 1832, Hon.
Lucius B. Peck, M.C. 4.
4. LUCIUS, b.24 Apr.1815, Barre,VT (illigitimate son
of Elmina Patterson and Ira Day)
Lucius died 28 Oct.1897.
5. JOSEPH S., b. 31 Dec. 1818; an officer in the U.S. Navy.
6. BENJAMIN , b. 30 Oct. 1820; d. 1 Feb. 1845. He was
a merchant in Montpelier, VT.
7. IRA , b. 5 Sept. 1826; d. 27 Sept. 1826.
8. IRA , b. 7 Apr. 1830; d. 12 June 1832.
LUCIUS DAY
See Lucius and Almira's photo
Lucius Day, son of Ira was born in Barre,
Washington County, Vermont on 24 Apr. 1815. He was
the illigitimate son of Ira Day and Elmina Patterson.
According to a friend of Ira, Lucius's father , When
Ira's wife Martha died, leaving him with three children,
including one month old Martha, Ira hired a
housekeeper. It was said that within a few months, she
became pregnant, but Ira was courting Olive Smith
of Plainfield NH and did not marry Lucius's
mother (Almina Patterson) Ira provided financially for
Lucius and Lucius took his name (DAY) Lucius died
on 28 Oct.1897 in Jay Vermont.
Lucius was married to Almira Frost, daughter of
Daniel Frost JR.and Fanny Dike. And they had eleven children. Almira was born
9Jun 1815 in Glover and died 17 Feb.1889 in Jay VT.
Children:
1. IRA Troy b.10 Aug., 1837 Glover , VT,
d. Jan 11 1919 in Barton VT.,
buried Westlook Cem.,Glover VT.
m. 1st in Lyndon to Mary E. Hubbard,
dau of Asa B. and Hannah Hubbard
of Wheelock VT., She died
Sept 1, 1871 age 29.
m. 2nd Electa Anne Austin, of Albany or
Brownington VT.,
b. Sept.6, 1847.,d.April 5, 1926
2. DANIEL F. b. 21 Jun 1839 d. 9 March 1854,
3. MARTIN VAN BUREN b. 25 Jul 1840 Wolcott VT.,
d. 29 Jan 1910.
m.1st. 9 Mar 1864 Marilla Poor of Berlin VT,
daugh. of Almon and Susan Poor., she died
18 Nov 1865 in Barre VT., age 22.
m 2nd 1 Oct. 1867 Susan Dillingham of
Williamstown VT. Martin served in Co. A 4th
Vermont vol. from 1861 to 2 Feb.1864 when
he received a medical discharge.
4. GEORGE WASHINGTON b. 22 Sept 1842
W.Topsham VT d.
9 Nov. 1912 in Jay VT of cancer.,
m 1st Rachel _____ she died 16 Feb 1864.
m. 2nd Mary Hildreth who died 31 Oct 1881
aged 43
m.3rd Philinda Chaffee Ward, 21 Oct 1882.
George was in the army, from 4 Dec 1863 Co I,
1st VT CAL. until 6 Mar 1865 when, for unknown
reasons, he deserted, and went to Canada.
5. MARTHA ANN b.30 March 1844 Quebec Canada
d. 7 Feb.1935 Newport VT.,
m. Isaiah Jewell who was born 11 Jul 1842 in
Farnham Quebec. He died in 1908 in Coventry VT.
6. ELIZA b. 29 March 1846 alive in 1860 but died young
7. CHARLES ADDISON b. 22 Apr 1848 Jay VT
d.21 Apr 1913,
m. Olive Huntley in N. Troy VT.,
8. SULLIVAN LEVI b. 30 March 1850 Albany VT
d. 24 Aug 1933 Newport VT.,
m. 11 Feb 1872 Effie Sandilana Chase, b. 1 Jun 1855,
daugh. of Merrill Chase and Electa Jane Stickney
9. LUELLA A b. 25 Sept. 1852 Glover VT d. 28 Apr. 1912,
Haverhill NH.
m. Page Sylvester Hadlock, son of
Joseph Hadlock and Diana Young. Page was born
3 Nov 1848 Jay VT., and died 17 Feb. 1930 in
Bradford VT.
10. JOSEPHINE EDNA b. 13 Nov 1854 Greensboro VT.,
d. 13 July 1919, buried Newport NH.
m. 30 Dec. 1875 Joseph Galbraith of S. Roxton Quebec.
he died 1911
11. WILLIAM b. 25 Dec 1859 d. age 32 unmarried
CHARLES ADDISON DAY
Charles was born in Jay, Orleans County Vermont on
April 22, 1848. He lived in N.Troy where he married Olive Huntley.
He also lived in Canada for a few years, but lived the greater part
of his life in Newport Center where he engaged in farming. Like many
farmers that lived on small farms, he carried on other vocations.
He did harness and shoe repairing, also carpenter work. He died
April 21, 1913 and is buried in Irasburg, Orleans County Vermont.
Children:
1. FRANK CHARLES DAY b. 10 Jan 1872 N.Troy VT
d. 12 Oct 1939
in Worcester VT., at the home of his son
Clifton. m. 25 Dec 1900, Ina Mae Hyde, b. 8 Aug 1882
in Albany VT. and who died 28 Dec 1960. Both
Frank and Ina are buried in Worcester, VT.,
2. GERTRUDE M . b. 8 Jun 1874 m. Mr. Ware
3 BERTHA b. 23 April 1876 m. John Fuller d. 26 Jul 1901
4. LAFOREST S . b.10 March 1878 , d. Sept. 1963., m.
Cora McAllister on 4 May 1903.
5. ETHEL b. 25 Jul 1880 d. 1935., m. Ornan Jay Sheperd,
son of Richard and Elmina Prescott Sheperd.
6. ELMER b. 25 Jun 1882 m. Blanche Anstey
7. IRA HARLAN b. 25 May 1885 Coventry VT, d. 6 Nov 1956.
m. 23 Aug 1915 Beulah Inez May, Moore,
daugh. of Frank G., and Nellie Roxannie Shute Moore.
Beulah was b. 27 Jan 1897 and died 16 Jan 1878
8. MYRTLE A. b. 19 Jul 1886 d. 2 Oct 1935., m. 1st Mr. Wright
and 2nd to Clifton Adrian Barrett, son of
William A. and Ollie L. Carroll Barrett. Clifton
was born 26 Sept. 1883 d. 7 Aug 1962.
9. WINIFRED b. 18 Jan 1888
10 MAURICE b. 29 Oct 1891 d. 23 Aug 1968 m. Myrtle __________
who died about 1973.
FRANK CHARLES DAY
Frank was born 10 Jan 1872 N. Troy VT or possibly Stanstead
Quebec. As a boy, he lived in Troy, Newport, and Albany,
all in VT. He married on 25 Dec. 1900 to Ina May Hyde,
who was born 8 Aug 1882 in Albany Vt and died 28 Dec. 1960.
She and Frank are both buried in Worcester Vt. Frank and
Ina's first married years were spent in Brownington VT.,
where he ran a store and barbered some. He also went
to Claremont NH where he worked in a shoe shop and did barbering
on the side. At that time, his family remained in Albany VT
and he lived in a Claremont boarding house.Frank loved music
and would venture from town to town with a gramaphone playing
tunes that delighted his audiences. The last several years of his
life, his health failed and died in his sleep at the home of his son
Clifton in Worcester VT.
Children: 8
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