Milescent RICE

Descendants of Deacon Edmund RICE . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Sep 2024

Compiler: John F. Chandler, Historian, Edmund Rice (1638) Association

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Milescent RICE

Asa RICE

i: Catherine RICE [QQ58563, w1421], born 13 Dec 1749 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p107}}. She died before 1778, as she was not mentioned in her father's will.
ii: Asenath RICE [QQ58566, w1423], born about 1751 at Northborough, MA²⁹⁴. She died 4 Sep 1836 at Marlborough, NH^{225 {p523},294}.

She married Thaddeus HASTINGS 13 Dec 1774, (20th per Ward) at Northborough, MA^{59,1 {p107}}. He was baptized 12 Oct 1746 at Shrewsbury, MA^{22 {77:20},294}, died 30 Nov 1838 at Marlborough, NH^{225 {p523},294}, son of Nathaniel HASTINGS and Esther PERRY. Thaddeus is said to have settled in Marlboro, NH in 1770 without a family and was the first settler on the farm known, in 1906, as the Hastings place. At the first town meeting of the incorporated town in 1777 he and three others were elected as "fence viewers". (History of Marlboro, NH)

The Military History of Marlboro includes Thaddeus as a Revolutionary War soldier; however his application for pension in 1834 was rejected by the court because he did not serve six months. He did serve in the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia in the War of 1812 from 13 September to 7 November 1814 in Capt. J. Tucker's Company, Lt. Col. J. Page's Regiment at Ft. Warren, Boston Harbor.²⁹⁴
iii: Luther RICE [QQ58564, w1422], born in 1755^{1 {p185},2 {p261}}. He died 21 Nov 1818, aged 63y at Worcester, MA^{183,1 {p185},2 {p261}}. He was buried at West Boylston, MA, in Town Cemetery¹⁸³. He was in the military in 1775, serving in Wood's Company, Ward's Regiment from Northborough, Mass^{1 {p185}}.

He married Betsy BEAMAN in 1786, Betsy of Boylston^{1 {107, 185},45 {p45}}. She was born 12 Jun 1767 at Shrewsbury, MA^{52,1 {p185},2 {p261}}, died 16 Apr 1836, aged 69y (under the name Rice)^{183,1 {p185},2 {p261}}, was buried at West Boylston, MA, in Town Cemetery¹⁸³, daughter of Major Ezra BEAMAN and Persis KEYES. She made a will 30 Jan 1836, mentioning daughters Betsy Eames and Persis Eames, son-in-law Joseph A. Reed who married daughter Mary B. Rice, other daughters Harriet Nickson, Levinah B. Reed, and Catherine French, and sons Asa Rice and Jabez Rice named as executors^{1 {p185}}. Her will was proved 7 Jun 1836^{1 {p185}}. They declared their intention to marry 29 Jul 1786 at Boylston, MA^{97,2 {p261}}. They resided at West Boylston, Oakham, and lastly at Worcester^{1 {p185}}. Supplement 1 and the Rice Gen'l Register mistakenly attribute two children to this family who belong to a different couple also named Luther and Betsy/Elizabeth Rice. In fact, this other couple lived in Boylston from the 1780's to about 1810, thus doubling the confusion, as Betsy Beaman came from that town. Nonetheless, there are sufficient clues to disentangle the two families, including Betsy's will (q.v.) and the Revolutionary War pension claim filed by the other Luther after moving to Maine. The only really confusing aspect is that both families had daughters named Betsy in the year 1786, but only one of the births is recorded in the vital records. Even here, the ambiguity is resolved by the fact that the recorded birth (in Boylston) came before the intention of marriage was even filed for this Luther Rice and Betsy Beaman.^{1 {p185},14 {44, 45}}
iv: Calvin RICE [QQ58568, w1424], enumerated in 1790, (household of 124--) at Northborough, MA³⁰⁶. He moved away from Northborough after the three children were born.^{1 {p185}}

He married Betty MAYNARD. She was born 26 Apr 1760 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p140}}, daughter of Phineas MAYNARD and Dorothy RICE. Calvin RICE and Betty MAYNARD declared their intention to marry 6 Aug 1779 at Northborough, MA, listed as Calvin of Northborough and Betty of Westborough^{59,1 {107, 185}}. They resided at Northborough^{1 {p185}}.
v: Israel RICE [QQ58570, w1425], born 22 Feb 1761 at Northborough, (not found in the published records)²⁷⁵. He died 27 Sep 1843, aged 82y 7m⁵⁶. He was buried at Madison, Madison Co, NY, in Madison Center Cemetery⁵⁶.

He married first, Elizabeth. She was born about 1759, as calculated from the gravestone, died 23 Mar 1814, aged 54y (under the name Rice)⁵⁶, was buried at Madison, in Madison Center Cemetery⁵⁶.

He married second, Phebe. She was born about 2 Feb 1766, as calculated from the gravestone, died 19 Feb 1848, aged 82y 17d⁵⁶, was buried at Madison, in Madison Center Cemetery⁵⁶.

Children of Asa RICE and Betsy TAYLOR:

i: Betty RICE [QQ58571, w1426], born 25 Jun 1778, (posthumous)^{1 {p107}}. She died 10 Feb 1807, aged 28y 7m at Northborough, MA^{1 {p107},59 {p146}}. She never married.^{1 {p107}}

Zebulon RICE

i: Persis RICE [QQ58572, w1427], born 19 Nov 1737 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p107},2 {p261},45 {p22},56}. She died 6 Sep 1820 (under the name Putnam)⁵⁶. She was buried at Marietta, OH, in Mound Cemetery⁵⁶.

She married Rufus PUTNAM 10 Jan 1765 at Westborough, MA, listed as Rufus of Brookfield and Persis of Westborough^{57,110,1 {p107},2 {p261},45 {p22}}. He was born 9 Apr 1738 at Sutton, MA^308,74,56, died 4 May 1824 at Marietta, OH^308,56, was buried at Marietta, in Mound Cemetery^56,308, son of Elisha PUTNAM. He was in the military serving in the Continental Army from 1775 to 1783. After the battle of Lexington, Putnam enlisted the same day, on April 19, 1775, in one of Massachusett's first revolutionary regiments. Putnam later was commissioned in the Continental Army as a Lieutenant Colonel, under the command of David Brewer. Brewer's regiment first engaged with the British Army in Roxbury, Massachusetts. Drawing from his knowledge and skill as a millwright, Putnam constructed the fortifications necessary to obtain victory. His fortifications provided an advantage to the Continental Army, which secured victories at Sewall's Point, Providence, New Port, Dorchester Heights, Long Island, and West Point.

General Washington appointed Putnam to be the Chief of Engineers of the Works of New York. He was soon promoted to engineer with the rank of colonel. When in December 1776 the Continental Congress rejected his proposition to establish a national corps of engineers, Putnam resigned.

He reenlisted in the Northern Army and served under Major General Horatio Gates. Putnam commanded two regiments in the battle of Saratoga. He continued to work on critical fortifications, including Fort Putnam at West Point in 1778. In 1779 Putnam served under Major General Anthony Wayne in the Corps of Light Infantry following the capture of Stony Point, commanding the 4th Regiment. Putnam's remaining military career was less eventful. In January 1783 he was commissioned as brigadier general.. In 1788 Putnam led a group of Revolutionary veterans to settle the land in what became Ohio. These pioneers arrived at the confluence of the Ohio and Muskingum rivers on April 7, 1788, where they established Marietta, Ohio as the first permanent United States settlement in the Northwest Territory. Putnam was appointed to serve as one of three judges of the Northwest Territory after Samuel Holden Parsons died.

The territory had been historically occupied by Native American tribes, and more were driven west by colonial encroachment before the Revolution. As they had not ceded any land, they came into conflict with the arriving pioneers. They organized a coalition of tribes to try to expel the Americans from their territory.

From 1792 to 1793, Putnam served as a brigadier general in Anthony Wayne's Ohio campaign against these Native American tribes, including Shawnee, Lenape and Seneca, who were ultimately defeated. In 1796, Putnam was appointed by the President as the first Surveyor General of the United States, a position he held until 1803. As Ohio residents organized to write a constitution and be admitted as a state, in 1802 Putnam was elected a Washington county delegate to the Ohio Constitutional Convention.

He was appointed as a Trustee of Ohio University, where he served for two decades, from 1804 to 1824. It was constructed on public lands, under the terms of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787.³⁰⁸
ii: Adam RICE [QQ57017, w1428], born 2 Dec 1739 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p107}}. He was in the military 19 Apr 1775 at Lexington, MA, marching from Amherst, Mass. as a Corporal in Capt. Dickinson's Co³⁰⁷.

Married Lois WOOD. She was thinly documented. They declared their intention to marry 15 Aug 1761 at Westborough, MA, listed as Lois of Somers^{57,1 {107, 185}}. They were dismissed from the church in Westborough, Mass. to that in Hanover, New Hampshire 6 Apr 1791^{1 {p185}}.
iii: Abigail RICE [QQ58576, w1429], born 27 Aug 1742, (20th per Upton records) at Westborough^{57,119,1 {p107},2 {p261},45 {p22}}.

She married Asa BARNES. He was born 4 Dec 1747 at Brookfield, MA¹¹⁰, son of Aaron BARNES and Deborah. Asa BARNES and Abigail RICE declared their intention to marry 10 Jul 1778 at Brookfield^{110,2 {p261}}.
iv: Priscilla RICE [QQ58577, w1430], born 22 Aug 1744 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p107}}. She died 8 Dec 1833 at Hardwick, VT^309,158.

She married Francis WHIPPLE 3 Nov 1763 at Westborough, MA, both of Westborough^{57,1 {p107}}. He was born 26 Feb 1741/42 at Westborough^{57,1 {p186}}, died 30 Jun 1823 at Hardwick, VT³⁰⁹, son of Francis WHIPPLE and Abigail. Francis WHIPPLE and Priscilla RICE resided in 1775 at New Braintree, MA^{1 {p186}}.
v: Enoch RICE [QQ58579, w1431], born 22 Feb 1746/47 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p107}}. He died 12 Jul 1843 at Greene, Trumbull Co, OH^56,310. He was buried at Greene, in Old Pioneer Cemetery^56,310. He began military service in 1776, in the US Revolutionary War^{311 {p39}}. Relocated about 1800 to Brompton Twp, Richmond Co, QC^{312 {18921, 18929},310}.

He married Olive BRUCE. She was born 10 Sep 1749 at Westborough, MA⁵⁷, died 6 Nov 1837 in Trumbull County, OH³¹⁰, was buried at Greene, Trumbull Co, OH, in Greene's Pioneer Cemetery³¹⁰, daughter of Ephraim BRUCE and Mary MAYNARD. She resided after 1772 at probably Marlborough, NH^{1 {p186}}. They declared their intention to marry 26 Nov 1768 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {107, 186}}. They resided at Westborough^{1 {p186}}.
vi: Levi RICE [QQ58581, w1432], born 19 Jun 1749 at Westborough^{57,1 {p107}}.
vii: Rachel RICE [QQ58582, w1433], born 11 Nov 1751 at Westborough^{57,1 {p107}}.

She married John HILL 25 Feb 1773 at Brookfield, MA¹¹⁰. He was born 3 Oct 1750 at Brookfield¹¹⁰, died in 1834 at Ogden, Monroe Co, NY^{13 {54#1:7},287 {#913283}}, son of John HILL and Hannah WETHERELL.
viii: RICE [QQ300787], born Sep 1754 at Westborough, MA, stillborn⁵⁷.
ix: Zerviah RICE [QQ58583, w1434], born 14 Dec 1755 at Westborough^{57,1 {p107}}.

She married Alexander OLIVER 16 Apr 1778 at Brookfield, MA¹¹⁰. He was thinly documented.
x: Susanna RICE [QQ58584, w1435], born 25 Sep 1758 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p107},45 {p22}}.

She married Ephraim POTTER 21 Jun 1774 at Brookfield, MA^{110,45 {p22}}. He was born 31 Jul 1752 at Marlborough, MA³, son of Theophilus POTTER and Lois WALKER.

Solomon RICE

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Solomon RICE [QQ2829, w634] (Charles⁴, Anna³, Edward², Edmund¹) , born 1 Sep 1713 at Marlborough^{1 {p61},3 {p161}}, son of Charles RICE and Rachel WHEELER. He died 11 Mar 1802, aged 88y 6m at Hardwick, MA^{115 {p318}}. On 14 June 1739 at Westborough, MA, Solomon Rice conveyed to Fairbanks Morse of Narragansett Township No. 2 (Westminster) in consideration of £140, lot No. 58, with present and after divisions, laid, and that may be laid out thereto, containing fifty-three and one half acres, as appears by a plan of said township; which lot he acquired by virtue of title from William Richardson, a proprietor thereof. Justinain Holden and Joseph Miller, witnesses. Holden was of Westminster. The deed was not acknowledged until 20 March 1743/44. Fairbanks Moore moved into that township in 1737, being the first family that moved into that place.^{1 {p108}}

He married Anna RICE 12 Mar 1741 at Westborough, MA, both of Westborough^{57,1 {61, 108},45 {5, 22}}. She was born 20 Feb 1715/16 at Marlborough, MA^{1 {p35},45 {p5},3 {p152}}, died 9 Apr 1802, aged 86y 2m at Hardwick, MA^{1 {p187},45 {p22},115 {p317}}, daughter of Edmund RICE and Ruth PARKER. Solomon RICE and Anna RICE resided at Hardwick^{1 {p108}}. They resided at Westborough, according to Ward, for a short time after their marriage, but it must have been very short.^{1 {p108}}

Children of Solomon RICE and Anna RICE are shown under Anna RICE.

Adam RICE

i: Beriah RICE [QQ58605, w1447], baptized 11 Jul 1736 at Westborough, MA, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p108}}.
ii: Silas RICE [QQ58606, w1448], baptized 11 Jul 1736 at Westborough, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p108}}.

Oliver RICE

i: Isaac RICE [QQ58612, w1445 1/2], born 12 Oct 1742 at Hardwick, MA (under the name Rise)^{115,45 {p22}}.
ii: Stephen RICE [QQ58613, w1445 1/2a], born 20 Feb 1744/45 at Hardwick (under the name Rise)^{115,45 {p22}}.

He married Thankful GLAZIER 23 Oct 1770 at Hardwick^{45 {p22},115 {p230}}. She was born 10 Mar 1747 at Hardwick (under the name Glazer)¹¹⁵, daughter of Isaiah GLAZIER and Hannah THOMAS.
iii: Sarah RICE [QQ58607, w1449], born 4 Feb 1746 at Hardwick^{115,1 {p109}}.
iv: Zerviah RICE [QQ58608, w1450], born 16 Jan 1748, (or possibly February) at Hardwick^{115,1 {p109}}.

She married Abner MARBLE 19 Apr 1768 at Hardwick, listed as Abner of Petersham. There is some uncertainty about the parents of Zerviah Rice. As the Petersham marriage intention lists Zerviah of Hardwick, we believe this is compelling evidence that her father was Oliver Rice of Hardwick^{115,1 {p109}}. He was thinly documented. He resided at Petersham, MA^{1 {p109}}. They declared their intention to marry 1 Apr 1768 at Petersham, listed as Zerviah of Hardwick^{124 {p136}}.
v: Levinah RICE [QQ58610, w1451], born 5 Jul 1751, (illegible month in the town records) at Hardwick, MA^{115,1 {p109},2 {p262},45 {p22}}. She died 6 Sep 1808 at Bennington, VT^{2 {p262}}.

She married Zachariah HARWOOD 30 Apr 1767 at Hardwick, MA, listed as Zachariah of Bennington, Vermont and Levina Ried (but as Rice in the intention)^{115,1 {p109},2 {p262},45 {p22}}. He was born 11 Mar 1742^{2 {p262}}, died 6 Jun 1821^{2 {p262}}, son of Benjamin HARWOOD and Bridget BROWN.
vi: (child) RICE [QQ8874, w1452], born in 1753 at Hardwick^{115 {p91},1 {p109}}.
vii: (child) RICE [QQ8873, w1453], born in 1756 at Hardwick^{115 {p91},1 {p109}}.
viii: (child) RICE [QQ58614, w1454], born 11 Aug 1757 at Hardwick^{115,1 {p109}}.
ix: Anna RICE [QQ58615, w1455], born in 1759 at Hardwick, not named in the birth record^{115,1 {p109}}. She died 20 Aug 1836 at Munnsville, Madison Co, NY³¹³. She was buried at Augusta, Oneida Co, NY³¹³.

She married Augustus Horatio BURGOYNE Apr 1779 at Bennington, VT³¹³. He was born about 1737³¹³, was enumerated in 1790 at Thetford, VT^{306 {12:86},313}, died 8 Feb 1824 at Augusta, Oneida Co, NY³¹³, was buried at Augusta³¹³.
x: Susanna RICE [QQ58616, w1456], born about 24 Jun 1762, (illegible year in the town records) at Hardwick, MA^{115,1 {p108}}. She died 27 Jul 1798 at Wendell, MA (under the name Watkins)^{198 {p263}}.

She married Stephen WATKINS 6 Mar 1789 at Hardwick, MA, listed as Stephen of Athol and Susanna of Hardwick. The secondary Athol copy shows him as Stephen "Haskins," apparently in error^{115,90,1 {p109}}. He was born 18 Jul 1765 at Hardwick (under the name Wadkins)¹¹⁵, died 5 May 1852, aged 87y⁵⁶, was buried at Kirby, VT, in North Kirby-Brookside Cemetery⁵⁶, son of Darius WATKINS and Rebecca. Stephen WATKINS and Susanna RICE declared their intention to marry 25 Jan 1789 at Athol, MA, listed as Susanna of Hardwick⁹⁰.

Elijah RICE

i: Daniel RICE [QQ58622, w1457], born 27 Apr 1745 at Upton, MA^{119,1 {p110}}. He died 15 Feb 1821, aged 75y at Henniker, NH^{254,1 {p187},56}. He was buried at Henniker, in Old Cemetery⁵⁶. He was a Deacon of the church at Henniker^{1 {p187}}.

He married Sarah CHILDS 27 Feb 1766, (17th per Ward) at Grafton, MA, listed as Daniel of Westborough and Sarah of Grafton^{83,1 {110, 187},45 {p46}}. She was born 13 Aug 1746 at Grafton⁸³, died 19 Dec 1818, aged 72y at Henniker, NH (under the name Rice)^{254,165 {p710},1 {p187},56}, was buried at Henniker, in Old Cemetery⁵⁶, daughter of Jonathan CHILD and Abigail. Daniel RICE and Sarah CHILDS declared their intention to marry 25 Jan 1766 at Westborough, MA, listed as Sarah of Grafton⁵⁷. They resided after 1768 at Henniker, NH^{1 {p187}}.
ii: Martha RICE [QQ58624, w1458], born 1 Oct 1747 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p110}}. She died 26 Aug 1804 at Henniker, NH^{165 {p498},1 {p187}}.

She married Solomon CHILDS 16 Apr 1767 at Westborough, MA, listed as Solomon of Grafton and Martha of Westborough^{57,83,1 {110, 187}}. He was born 31 Jan 1743/44 at Grafton, MA (under the name Child)⁸³, died 27 Feb 1827, (1826 per Ward) at Henniker, NH^{165 {p498},1 {p187}}, son of Jonathan CHILD and Abigail. Solomon CHILDS and Martha RICE resided at Henniker^{1 {p187}}.
iii: Elijah RICE [QQ58626, w1459], born 6 Jul 1750 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p110},45 {p46}}. He died 20 Sep 1805 at Henniker, NH^{254,45 {p46}}.

He married first, Peggy PATTERSON in 1779, Elijah of Henniker, New Hampshire^{1 {110, 188},45 {p46}}. She died 5 Oct 1797 at Henniker (under the name Rice)^{254,1 {p188},45 {p46}}.

He married second, Margaret STUART in 1800^{1 {p188},45 {p46}}. She died 18 Dec 1859^{45 {p46}}. She was also known as Peggy^{1 {p188}}.
iv: Elisha RICE [QQ58628, w1460], born 17 Nov 1752, (7th per Ward) at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p110}}. He died 29 Dec 1753, (1758 per Ward) at Westborough^{57,1 {p110}}.
v: Sarah RICE [QQ300788], born 26 Sep 1755 at Upton, MA¹¹⁹.
vi: Sarah RICE [QQ58629], born 22 Oct 1760 at Upton^{119,1 {p110}}. She died Jan 1843 at Henniker, NH^{1 {p188}}.

She married Capt Benjamin WHITCOMB 14 Oct 1777, Mr. Whitcomb of Henniker, New Hampshire^{1 {110, 188},45 {p46}}. He was born 27 Dec 1753 at Stow, MA³⁸, died 23 Oct 1828 at Henniker, NH^{165 {p774}}, son of Benjamin WHITCOMB and Dorcas.

Children of Elijah RICE and Prudence HARDY:

i: Thankful RICE [QQ58631, w1462], born 31 Mar 1764 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p110}}. She died 6 Jul 1844, aged 80y (under the name Bowman)^{1 {p188},56}. She was buried at Newport, NH, in North Newport Cemetery⁵⁶. Birth order of children is unknown. Per WARD, the list of children considered questionable.^{1 {p188}}

She married Abiathar BOWMAN about 1782^{1 {110, 188},45 {p46}}. He was born 18 Feb 1759 at Weston, MA^{65 {p99}}, son of Capt. Jonas BOWMAN and Susanna GREGORY. Abiathar BOWMAN and Thankful RICE resided at Newport, NH^{1 {p188}}.
ii: Prudence RICE [QQ58633, w1463], born 24 Jan 1766 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p110}}. She died 21 May 1838 at Henniker, NH^{165 {p738},1 {p189}}.

She married Bezaleel SMITH 3 Jun 1795^{1 {110, 189},45 {p46}}. He died 23 Aug 1848 at Henniker^{165 {p738}}.
iii: Elisha RICE [QQ58634, w1464], born 24 May 1767 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p110}}. He died 6 May 1769 at Westborough^{57,1 {p110}}.
iv: Charles RICE [QQ58635, w1465], born 18 May 1769 at Westborough^{57,1 {p110}}. He died 19 Nov 1854, aged 84y 6m at Henniker, NH, from old age^254,56. He was buried at Henniker, in Old Cemetery⁵⁶.

He married Susanna BROWN 15 Dec 1795 at Henniker^{165 {p472},1 {110, 189}}. She was born 25 Feb 1774 at Stow, MA^{38,2 {p96}}, died 26 Jul 1861, aged 87y (37 per gravestone) at Henniker, NH (under the name Rice)^254,56, was buried at Henniker, in Old Cemetery⁵⁶, daughter of Thomas BROWN and Persis GIBSON. Charles RICE and Susanna BROWN resided in 1854 at Henniker^{1 {p189}}.
v: Noah RICE [QQ58637, w1466], born 12 Aug 1771 at Westborough, MA, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p110}}. He died 9 Aug 1847 at Brandon, VT^{1 {p189}}.

He married Mary CONNER in 1795^{1 {110, 189}}. She died in 1852 at Brandon^{1 {p189}}. They resided at Brandon^{1 {p189}}.
vi: Lydia RICE [QQ58639, w1467], born 18 Mar 1774 at Henniker, NH^{1 {p110}}. She died 22 Jun 1845^{1 {p189}}.

She married Moses J. MERRICK 25 Nov 1794 at Henniker^{165 {p646},1 {110, 189},45 {p46}}. He was born 4 Nov 1773 at Boscawen, NH^{165 {p646}}, died 6 Jul 1862 at Henniker, NH^{165 {p646}}, son of William MERRICK and Elizabeth BAILEY.

Anna RICE

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Anna RICE [QQ1780, w638] (Charles⁴, Anna³, Edward², Edmund¹) , born 6 May 1722 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p61}}, daughter of Charles RICE and Rachel WHEELER. She died after 1770 at Annapolis Royal, Annapolis Co, NS, as deduced from the census. The 1768 census for Annapolis lists Ebenezer Rice with 1 male and 3 females in the household. Sons Benjamin and Joseph are listed separately. (Cousin Beriah Rice's family had already moved away.) The three females can only be Anna (wife), Sarah (b1753), and Elizabeth (b1756) as daughter Anna died in 1751. The 1770 census lists four persons in the household, all American. Therefore, your authors believe that Anna was alive at Annapolis in 1768 and 1770^{118 {153, 156}}.

She married Ebenezer RICE 23 Mar 1743 at Westborough, MA, listed as Ebenezer of Southborough^{57,1 {61, 83},45 {p15}}. He was born 24 Nov 1709 at Sudbury, MA^{11,1 {p43}}, died in 1793 in Annapolis County, NS^{118 {p569}}, son of Ebenezer RICE and Bethiah WILLIAMS. He chose his uncle Stephen Williams, brother of his mother, as guardian on July 12, 1727.^{1 {p44}} Ebenezer RICE and Anna RICE resided after Apr 1743 at Westborough, MA^{1 {p83}}. They resided after 1760, (Ward mistakenly has them moving to Conway, where some of their children settled) at Annapolis Royal, Annapolis Co, NS^{1 {p83},118 {153, 156},117 {p105}}.

Children of Anna RICE and Ebenezer RICE are shown under Ebenezer RICE.

Adonijah RICE

i: Hannah RICE [QQ58643, w1468], born 5 Dec 1752 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p111}}.
ii: Prudence RICE [QQ58644, w1469], born 12 Feb 1755 at Westborough^{57,1 {p111}}.

Married Nathaniel CHAMBERLAIN. He was thinly documented. They declared their intention to marry 24 Dec 1774 at Westborough^{57,1 {p111}}.
iii: Anna RICE [QQ58646, w1470], born 8 Nov 1756 at Westborough^{57,1 {p111},14 {p59}}. She died 28 Apr 1800, (October per Supplement), aged 43y 5m 20d at Hubbardston, MA (under the name Tenney)^{248,14 {p59}}.

She married Abel TENNEY 12 Feb 1776 at Northborough, MA^{59,14 {p59}}. He was born 26 Nov 1753 at Westborough, MA^{57,14 {p59}}, died Sep 1829 at Troy, NH^{14 {p59}}, son of Stephen TENNEY and Mary. Abel TENNEY and Anna RICE declared their intention to marry 11 Jan 1776 at Westborough, MA, listed as Abel of Northborough⁵⁷.
iv: Samuel Stone RICE [QQ58647, w1471], born 8 May 1759, (3rd per Ward) at Westborough^{57,1 {p111}}. He was in the military about 1776, serving as a soldier in Lee's Company, Smith's Regiment from Westborough, Mass^{1 {p111}}.
v: Adonijah RICE [QQ58648, w1472], born 24 Sep 1761 at Westborough^{57,1 {p111}}.
vi: Sarah RICE [QQ58649, w1473], born 24 Sep 1763 at Westborough^{57,1 {p111}}.
vii: John RICE [QQ58650, w1474], born 9 Sep 1765 at Westborough^{57,1 {p111},2 {p262},45 {p22}}. He died 31 Jul 1836 at Bethel, VT^{2 {p262}}. He was in the military serving in the American Revolution^{2 {p263}}. He applied for land at Craftsbury, Vermont having served as lister for the town of Braintree, Vermont in 1800. Resided at Braintree, Bellows Falls, Randolph and Bethel.^{2 {p263}}

He married Mary GILBERT 28 Feb 1789, (1787 per Rice Gen'l Register) at Brookfield, MA^{110,2 {p263},45 {p22}}. She was born 6 Nov 1764 at Brookfield^{110,2 {p263}}, died 21 Feb 1860 at Bethel, VT^{2 {p263}}, daughter of Daniel GILBERT and Lucy BARNS.
viii: Mary RICE [QQ58651, w1475], born 29 Aug 1768 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p111}}.
ix: Relief RICE [QQ58652, w1476], born 5 Oct 1771 at Westborough^{57,1 {p111}}.
x: Submit RICE [QQ58653, w1477], born 5 Oct 1771 at Westborough^{57,1 {p111}}.

Charles RICE

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Charles RICE [QQ2835, w641] (Charles⁴, Anna³, Edward², Edmund¹) , born 1 Mar 1730/31 at Westborough⁵⁷, son of Charles RICE and Rachel WHEELER. He died about 14 Mar 1758 at Brookfield, MA^{1 {p111}}. Charles was killed by Indians prior to 1758. Ward's The Rice Family indicates that he, living in Westboro', served for 6 months in John Toplin's (militia) company in 1755 and in 1757 with Captain Fay's (militia) company. It doesn't indicate whether Charles was killed by Indians while on active duty or during some other encounter. Evidently he and Leah Jennings were only married for 3 months before his death. His widow Leah settled his estate. Inventory £425 29 December 1758, one item of which included 100 acres of land in Brookfield, held by deed from his brother Elijah Rice, dated 16 February 1754.

In settlement of her administration account, 30 April 1761, Leah claimed "allowance for supporting Charles, the only child of her husband Charles, 3 years old the 7th of March last, being but one week old at the death of his father."^{1 {p111}}

He married Leah JENNINGS 6 Jan 1758 at Brookfield, not listed as Charles of Westborough and Leah of Brookfield^{1 {61, 111},45 {p22},110 {p393}}. She was born about 1737, as calculated from the gravestone, but she may have been the Leah Jennings whose birth was recorded in Brookfield in 1731^110,56, died 5 Aug 1811, aged 74y at Westminster, VT^314,56, was buried at Westminster, in Old East Parish Cemetery⁵⁶.

Children of Charles RICE and Leah JENNINGS:

i: Charles RICE [QQ58654, w1478], born 7 Mar 1758, (May per Ward) at Brookfield, MA^{110,1 {p111},2 {p263},45 {p22}}. He died 13 Mar 1830 at Westminster, VT^{2 {p263},314}. He was buried at Westminster, in Old East Parish Cemetery^{2 {p263}}. Aaron Bartlett of Brookfield became guardian for her (Leah Jennings) son Charles, 30 April 1761, soon after Leah married 2nd Jesse Burk.^{1 {p111}}

He married Sarah. She died 15 Dec 1826^{2 {p263}}, was buried at Westminster, in Old East Parish Cemetery^{2 {p263}}.

Abner RICE

i: Peletiah RICE [QQ5173, w1479], born 1 Apr 1753 at Westborough, MA^{57,1 {p112}}.
ii: Abner RICE [QQ60031, w1479a], baptized 19 Jan 1755 at Spencer, MA^{45 {p22},113 {p94}}.
iii: Archibald RICE [QQ60032, w1479b], baptized 12 Sep 1756 at Spencer^{45 {p22},113 {p94}}.
iv: Thankful RICE [QQ60033, w1479c], baptized 26 Nov 1758 at Spencer^{45 {p22},113 {p94}}.

Hepzibeth BRADISH

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Hepzibeth BRADISH [QQ4242] (Damaris⁴ RICE, Anna³, Edward², Edmund¹) , born 23 Aug 1709 at Marlborough, MA^{3,2 {p27},46 {1:38}}, daughter of James BRADISH and Damaris RICE.

She married Aaron HARDY 24 Mar 1730 at Westborough, MA^{2 {p27},57 {p128}}. He was born about 1705^{315 {p385}}, was enumerated between 1768 and 1770 at Annapolis, Annapolis Co, NS, enumerated in 1768 with one male and one female, both (North) American born; enumerated in 1770 with two in his household, both American (not Nova Scotia) born^{118 {153, 155}}, son of Samuel HARDY and Rebecca FORBUSH. He resided about 1765 at Annapolis, as his name appeared on the petition to Grant Confirmation of the Township of Annapolis^{117 {p105}}. Although the Hardy/Hardie family genealogy lists Aaron Hardy's parents as John Hardy and Anne Savory of Bradford, MA, we have found no other evidence to support that supposed parent-child relationship. The 1710 census for Stamford, CT lists the children of Samuel and Rebecca (Forbush) Hardy. The published vital records for Westborough and Grafton show that sons Samuel, Daniel, and Phineas Hardy settled there in the early 1700s. The familial relationships provide compelling circumstantial evidence that Aaron was the brother of Samuel, Daniel, and Phineas and the son of Samuel Hardy and Rebecca Forbush. That this Aaron Hardy and his son Aaron (Jr) emigrated to Nova Scotia in the early 1760s is also based on circumstantial evidence. We encourage further research to provide more compelling evidence that this father and son are the same Aaron Hardys who emigrated to Nova Scotia. They were grantors in a land transaction selling land to Joel Brooks 7 May 1759 at Grafton, MA^{140 {Worcester County 42:561}}.

Children of Hepzibeth BRADISH and Aaron HARDY:

i: Hepzibah HARDY [QQ294606], born 25 Oct 1730 at Westborough, MA⁵⁷.
ii: Joseph HARDY [QQ294607], born 25 Dec 1731 at Westborough⁵⁷.
iii: Hepzibah HARDY [QQ294608], born 12 Jun 1734 at Westborough⁵⁷. She died 30 Aug 1821, aged 87y at Southborough, MA (under the name Collins)⁵⁵.

She married Mark COLLINS 8 Jul 1756 at Grafton, MA, listed as Mark of Southborough⁸³. He died 20 Aug 1803, aged 74y at Southborough, MA⁵⁵.
iv: Aaron HARDY [QQ260775], born 14 Dec 1737 at Westborough, MA⁵⁷. He died before Apr 1810^{116 {419 #3653, estate folio H29}}. He resided in 1765 at Annapolis, Annapolis Co, NS, as his name appeared on the petition to Grant Confirmation of the Township of Annapolis^{117 {p105}}. He made a will 10 May 1809, which was filed for probate 12 April 1810. Children: Silas Hardy, Marcy Wetherspoon, Aaron Hardy, Martha Slirk, Lydia Heaton, Hephsibeth Hardy, Anne Rice, Levinia Hood, Sarah Hardy, Polly Hardy^{116 {#3653}}.

He married first, Lydia WOODS 11 May 1763 at Southborough, MA⁵⁵. She was born 9 Sep 1742 at Southborough⁵⁵, daughter of Ephraim WOODS and Mercy JOHNSON.

He married second, Eunice GASKILL before 1770 in Nova Scotia. The Southborough vital records list the marriage of Aaron Hardy and Lydia Woods on 11 May 1763. It is likely that this is either the second marriage of Aaron Hardy (Sr) or first marriage of Aaron Hardy (Jr). Was Eunice Gaskill the Eunice who was the wife of son Silas Hardy? A search of deeds for Worcester County and Annapolis County will perhaps resolve this question^{316 {p304}}. She was thinly documented.
v: Benjamin HARDY [QQ294609], born 4 May 1739 at Westborough, MA⁵⁷.
vi: Anna HARDY [QQ303906], born 22 Aug 1741 at Grafton, MA^{83,315 {p418}}. She died in 1778 at Annapolis Royal, Annapolis Co, NS³¹⁷.

She married Nathaniel PARKER in 1766 in Annapolis County, NS³¹⁷. He was born 14 Mar 1742 at Shrewsbury, MA, (not found in the published records)^{118 {p559},317,117 {p83}}.
vii: Persis HARDY [QQ355007], born 26 Aug 1744 at Grafton, MA⁸³.

Robert BRADISH

i: Lucy BRADISH [QQ358788], born in 1756 at Athol, MA, (not found in the published records)¹¹². She died about 1791 at Winchendon, MA, (not found in the published records)¹¹².

She married Ebenezer SHERWIN 14 Dec 1774 at Winchendon^241,112. He was born 16 Oct 1752 at Boxford, MA²¹², died 31 Oct 1810, aged 58y at Winchendon, MA²⁴¹, was buried at Winchendon, in New Boston Cemetery²⁴¹.
ii: Samuel BRADISH [QQ358696], born 20 Sep 1758 at Templeton, MA, (not found in the published records)¹¹². He died 24 Dec 1812 in Ontario County, NY¹¹².

He married Hannah DUNTON 29 Nov 1780 at Winchendon, MA, listed as Hannah of Templeton^241,112. She was born 12 Jan 1762 at Southborough, MA, (not found in the published records)¹¹², died 21 May 1838 at Girard, Erie Co, PA¹¹², daughter of Ebenezer DUNTON and Lydia BELLOWS. Samuel BRADISH and Hannah DUNTON declared their intention to marry 4 Sep 1780 at Templeton, MA¹³⁴.
iii: Jerusha BRADISH [QQ358702], born 20 Jul 1759 at Winchendon, MA, (not found in the published records)¹¹². She died 27 Dec 1840 at Little Valley, Ontario Co, NY¹¹².

She married Zebulon STRATTON 9 Jun 1780 at Winchendon, MA, listed as Zebulon of Athol and Jerusha of Winchendon^241,90,112. He was born 15 May 1753¹¹², was baptized 27 May 1753 at Athol, MA⁹⁰, died 18 Aug 1842 at Little Valley, Ontario Co, NY¹¹², son of James STRATTON Jr and Abigail MORTON.
iv: Lydia BRADISH [QQ358789], born in 1762 at Winchendon, MA, (not found in the published records)¹¹².

She married Jacob BRIGGS Jr 18 Oct 1784 at Orange, MA¹¹². He was thinly documented.
v: Robert BRADISH [QQ358790], born 17 Feb 1764 at Winchendon, MA, (not found in the published records)¹¹². He died 23 Sep 1847 at Woodbury, VT¹¹². He was buried at Woodbury, in North Cemetery¹¹².

He married Abigail JACKSON 23 Sep 1793 at Petersham, MA, listed as Robert of Athol and Nabby of Petersham^124,90,112. She was born 29 Mar 1774 in Massachusetts¹¹², died 5 Feb 1856 at Woodbury, VT¹¹², was buried at Woodbury, in North Cemetery¹¹², daughter of Thomas JACKSON and Mary.
vi: Sarah BRADISH [QQ358791], born about 1765 in Massachusetts¹¹². She died 1 Dec 1833, aged 68y at Leicester, MA¹¹⁴.

Robert BRADISH and Lydia BELLOWS had no recorded children.

Deacon James BRADISH

i: Mary BRADISH [QQ60688], born 10 Jul 1749, (1754 per Rice Gen'l Register) at Upton^{119,2 {p79}}.

She married Eleazer BALL 7 Apr 1769 at Upton^{119,2 {p79}}. He was thinly documented.
ii: Joseph BRADISH [QQ300097], born 4 Jul 1751 at Upton¹¹⁹. He died 7 Jul 1767 at Upton¹¹⁹.
iii: Elisha BRADISH [QQ60686], born 8 Nov 1752 at Upton^{119,2 {79, 151}}. He died 23 Apr 1828, (26th per Upton records), aged 75y at Spencer, MA^{113,119,2 {p151}}.

He married Hannah TAFT 4 May 1779 at Upton, MA^{119,2 {79, 151}}. She was born in 1754^{2 {p151}}, died 25 Aug 1833 at Upton (under the name Bradish)^{119,2 {p151}}.
iv: Sarah BRADISH [QQ60690], born 17 Apr 1754 at Upton^{119,2 {p79}}. She died 11 Nov 1836 at Henniker, NH^{165 {p794}}.

She married Jonathan WOOD 26 Oct 1773 at Upton, MA^{119,2 {p79}}. He was born 13 Apr 1753 at Harvard, MA¹²³, died 18 Aug 1839 at Henniker, NH^{165 {p794}}, son of Eliphalet WOOD and Abigail CHILD. Jonathan WOOD and Sarah BRADISH declared their intention to marry 3 Oct 1773 at Grafton, MA, listed as Sarah of Upton⁸³.
v: Elizabeth BRADISH [QQ60694], born 13 May 1755, (1756 per duplicate entry, 1777 per Rice Gen'l Register) at Upton, MA^{119,2 {p79}}. She died 28 Oct 1827 at Henniker, NH^{165 {p794}}.

She married Joseph WOOD 12 Aug 1779, (1827 per Rice Gen'l Register) at Upton, MA^{119,2 {p79}}. He was born 12 Oct 1757, (1756 per Rice Gen'l Register) at Harvard, MA^{123,2 {p79}}, died 22 Oct 1836 at Henniker, NH^{165 {p794},2 {p79}}, son of Eliphalet WOOD and Abigail CHILD.
vi: Esther BRADISH [QQ300098], born 27 Oct 1757 at Upton, MA¹¹⁹. She died 28 Aug 1776 at Upton¹¹⁹.
vii: Levi BRADISH [QQ300099], born 10 Mar 1760 at Upton¹¹⁹. He died 6 Sep 1776 at Upton¹¹⁹.
viii: James BRADISH [QQ300100], born 15 Feb 1763, (also entered as 18 Feb) at Upton¹¹⁹. He died 6 Sep 1776 at Upton¹¹⁹.
ix: Amos BRADISH [QQ60692], born 1 Mar 1765 at Upton^{119,2 {79, 152}}. He died in 1846^{2 {p152}}.

He married Marjorie BATCHELDER 5 Nov 1789 at Upton^{119,2 {79, 152}}. She was born 18 Apr 1771, (1773 per Rice Gen'l Register) at Grafton, MA^{119,2 {p152}}, died in 1855^{2 {p152}}, daughter of Jonathan BATCHELLOR and Thankful WHITNEY.
x: Caleb BRADISH [QQ300101], born 14 Sep 1768 at Upton, MA¹¹⁹. He died 15 Sep 1768, aged 1d at Upton¹¹⁹.
xi: Submit BRADISH [QQ300102], born 12 Oct 1769 at Upton¹¹⁹. She died 1 Sep 1776 at Upton¹¹⁹.

Deacon John BRADISH

i: Sarah BRADISH [QQ60681], born 21 Jun 1747 at Hardwick^{115,2 {p79}}.

She married Joseph NYE 27 Dec 1764 at Hardwick^{115,2 {p79}}. He was thinly documented.
ii: Hannah BRADISH [QQ60683], born 4 Sep 1748 at Hardwick^{115,2 {p79}}.
iii: Col John BRADISH [QQ60684], born 25 Sep 1750 at Hardwick^{115,2 {79, 152}}. He resided at Hardwick^{2 {p79}}.

He married Hannah WARNER 4 Mar 1773 at Hardwick^{115,2 {79, 152}}. She was born 7 Oct 1752 at Hardwick^{115,2 {p152}}, daughter of Joseph WARNER and Mary HUBBARD.
iv: James BRADISH [QQ60696], born 21 Oct 1752 at Hardwick^{115,2 {p79}}.

He married Irena ABT 1775?. She was thinly documented.
v: Mary BRADISH [QQ60697], born 13 Aug 1754 at Hardwick^{115,2 {p79}}.
vi: Dinah BRADISH [QQ60698], born 8 Nov 1757 at Hardwick^{115,2 {p79}}.
vii: Ruth BRADISH [QQ60699], born 13 Jun 1760 at Hardwick^{115,2 {p79}}.
viii: Joseph BRADISH [QQ60700], born 15 Dec 1762 at Hardwick^{115,2 {p79}}.

He married Esther GILSON 16 Dec 1788 at Cummington, MA²⁷⁰. She was thinly documented.

Ruth BRADISH

i: Ruth SIBLEY [QQ300166], born 9 Apr 1745 at Sutton⁷⁴. She died 30 Nov 1814, aged 69y at Sutton⁷⁴.

She married Capt. Reuben SIBLEY 30 Jan 1765 at Sutton⁷⁴. He was born 20 Feb 1743 at Sutton⁷⁴, died 17 Nov 1810, (October per gravestone), aged 67y at Sutton⁷⁴, son of Ensign Jonathan SIBLEY and Hannah.
ii: Martha SIBLEY [QQ300167], born 17 Apr 1747 at Sutton⁷⁴. She died 4 Mar 1775, (uncertain year) at Sutton⁷⁴.
iii: Mary SIBLEY [QQ300168], born 1 Sep 1749 at Sutton⁷⁴.
iv: Eunice SIBLEY [QQ300169], born 27 Feb 1752 at Sutton⁷⁴. She died Mar 1775, (uncertain year) at Sutton⁷⁴.
v: Nathan SIBLEY [QQ300170], born 22 Jun 1754 at Sutton⁷⁴. He died 22 Feb 1755 at Sutton⁷⁴.
vi: Stephen SIBLEY [QQ300171], born 21 Sep 1756 at Sutton⁷⁴. He died Jul 1805 at Westborough, MA, (not found in the published records)³¹⁹.

He married Sarah COLLINS 9 Dec 1779 at Sutton, MA⁷⁴. She was born 24 Jun 1757 at Southborough, MA^55,319, died 16 Aug 1827, aged 70y (under the name Sibley)⁵⁹, was buried at Northborough, MA⁵⁹, daughter of Mark COLLINS and Hepzibah HARDY.
vii: Nathaniel SIBLEY [QQ300172], born 20 Apr 1759 at Sutton, MA⁷⁴. He died 25 Aug 1775, aged 16y at Sutton, from camp fever⁷⁴.
viii: Jonas SIBLEY [QQ58750], born 7 Mar 1762 at Sutton⁷⁴. He died 5 Feb 1834, aged 72y at Sutton^{1 {p192},74 {p460}}. Occupation: for many years Representative from Sutton to the General Court; also State Senator and Member of Congress^{1 {p192}}.

He married Lydia RICE 18 Aug 1785 at Sutton^{1 {p115},74 {p339}}. She was born 29 Apr 1762 at Mendon, MA^{213,1 {p115}}, died 27 Dec 1837, aged 76y at Sutton, MA (under the name Sibley)^{1 {p192},74 {p460}}, daughter of Asahel RICE and Mary BROWNELL.

Jonas BRADISH

i: Daniel BRADISH [QQ60701], born 30 Apr 1761 at Westborough^{57,2 {79, 152}}. He died 4 Nov 1855 at Potsdam, NY^{2 {p152}}. He was in the military being a Revolutionary Pensioner, served as a Minuteman in Massachusetts under Cols Whitney, Cushing and Denny.

Revolutionary records: Private under Capt. Brent's Company, Col. Job Cushing's Regiment. Enlisted 5 September 1777; Discharged 29 November 1777; Service of 3 months 6 days at North Ward. Daniel Bradish of Winchendon. Private under Capt. William Henry's Company, Col. Whitney's Regiment. Enlisted 5 May 1777; Served 2 months 10 days at Rhode Island, enlistment 2 months. Roll sworn to at Boston^{2 {p152}}.

He married Phebe JONES 4 Aug 1785 at Winchendon, MA^{241,2 {79, 152},184}. She was thinly documented.
ii: Jonas BRADISH [QQ60703], born 3 Apr 1763 at Westborough, MA^{57,2 {79, 153}}.

Married Mary MOORE. She was thinly documented. They declared their intention to marry Sep 1784 at Winchendon, MA, listed as the marriage itself by the Rice Gen'l Register^{241,2 {79, 153}}.
iii: Aaron BRADISH [QQ60705], born 16 Jan 1766 at Westborough, MA^{57,2 {79, 153}}. He died 17 Feb 1832 at Clarendon, VT³²⁰.

He married Betsey PETTINGILL in 1788^{2 {79, 153}}. She was born 6 Sep 1765 at Bridgewater, MA (under the name Pettingail)^321,320, died 28 Feb 1835 at Clarendon, VT, daughter of Joseph PETTINGILL and Hepzibah TOWNSELL. Aaron BRADISH and Betsey PETTINGILL declared their intention to marry 2 Jun 1788 at Cummington, MA, listed as Aaron of Windsor and Betsy of Cummington²⁷⁰.
iv: Josiah BRADISH [QQ60707], born 20 Feb 1768 at Westborough, MA^{57,2 {p79}}.

He married Lydia CLARK. She was thinly documented.
v: Joshua BRADISH [QQ60709], born 13 Apr 1770 at Westborough^{57,2 {p79}}.
vi: Jerusha BRADISH [QQ60710], born 9 Oct 1772 at Winchendon, MA^{241,2 {p79}}. She died in 1839^{2 {p79}}.
vii: James BRADISH [QQ60711], born 31 Dec 1774 at Winchendon^{241,2 {p79}}. He died 18 Jan 1849, aged 85y 2m 14d (sic) at Winchendon, from consumption, but this death record is problematic because the age is wrong, and the deceased is described as a widower. It may instead refer to his elder brother Jonas^{241,2 {p79}}.
viii: Samuel Morton BRADISH [QQ60712], born 12 Dec 1777 at Winchendon^{241,2 {79, 153}}. He died in 1812^{2 {p153}}.

He married Mary FINCH. She was thinly documented.

Eunice BRADISH

i: Joseph FARR [QQ60714], born 24 Mar 1753 at Southborough, MA^{55,2 {p79}}. He died 3 Jul 1753 at Southborough^{55,2 {p79}}.
ii: Joseph FARR [QQ60715], born 29 May 1754 at Southborough^{55,2 {p79}}. He died 19 Feb 1755 at Southborough⁵⁵.

Children of Eunice BRADISH and Aaron FAY:

i: Joseph FAY [QQ60718], born 19 Aug 1756 at Southborough^{55,2 {p79}}. He died in 1778 at Valley Forge, PA, during the Revolutionary War^{2 {p79}}. He was in the military between 1776 and 1778, serving in the Revolutionary War^{2 {p79}}.
ii: Thankful FAY [QQ60719], born 9 Aug 1758, (torn year: 175_) at Southborough, MA^{55,2 {p79}}. She died young^{2 {p79}}.
iii: Francis FAY [QQ60720], born 13 Oct 1760 at Southborough^{55,2 {80, 153}}. He died 28 Nov 1830, aged 70y at Southborough^{55,2 {p153}}.

He married Lovisa BALL 22 Feb 1781 at Southborough^{55,2 {80, 153}}. She was born 30 Oct 1765 at Southborough^{55,2 {p153}}, daughter of Jonas BALL and Mary TAYLOR.
iv: Rhoda FAY [QQ60722], born 12 Apr 1762, (torn year: 17__) at Southborough^{55,2 {p80}}.

She married Daniel GRAVES 30 May 1781 at Southborough^{55,2 {p80}}. He was born 4 Mar 1761 at Southborough^{55,14 {p47}}, son of Joseph GRAVES and Lydia NEWTON.
v: Eunice FAY [QQ60724], born 14 Jul 1764, (entered in the Southborough vital records, but with no date) at Southborough^{55,2 {p80}}.

She married first, JOHNSON. He was thinly documented.

She married second, Benjamin ANGIER 27 Dec 1795^{2 {80, 144, 311}}. He was born 27 May 1762 at Framingham, MA^{16,2 {80, 144, 311}}, died 24 Jun 1844 at Westport, NY^{2 {p311}}, son of Silas ANGIER and Elizabeth DRURY. The Rice Gen'l Register says that his first seven children were born at Framingham, but the births are not recorded there, and the History of Fitzwilliam says explicitly that these children were born at Fitzwilliam.^{180 {p460}}
vi: Ezra FAY [QQ60727], born about 14 Jul 1766, (torn year: 17__) at Southborough, MA^{55,2 {p80}}.
vii: Jeremiah FAY [QQ60728], born 31 Jan 1768 at Southborough^{55,2 {80, 154}}. He died 5 May 1828, (1827 per church records), aged 60y at Grafton, MA, from suicide⁸³. He was buried at Grafton, in Old Cemetery⁸³. Occupation: a farmer.

He married Lydia BEMIS. She was born 3 Apr 1777 at Southborough, MA⁵⁵, died 29 Dec 1852, aged 76y at Upton, MA (under the name Fay), from old age^{181 {68:156}}, daughter of Phineas BEMIS and Sarah CHILD. Jeremiah FAY and Lydia BEMIS declared their intention to marry 1 May 1795 at Southborough, MA^{55,2 {80, 154}}.
viii: Micah FAY [QQ60730], born 14 Oct 1769 at Southborough^{55,2 {p80}}. He died 16 Jan 1770 at Southborough^{55,2 {p80}}.
ix: Joshua FAY [QQ60731].
x: Eli FAY [QQ60732].
xi: Edward FAY [QQ60733].

Annah BRADISH

i: William GREEN [QQ60736], born 21 Sep 1752 at Hardwick, MA^{115,2 {p80}}.
ii: John GREEN [QQ60737], born 3 May 1754 at Hardwick^{115,2 {p80}}.

Children of Annah BRADISH and Stephen FISKE:

i: Stephen FISKE [QQ363296], born 7 Apr 1759 at Greenwich, MA^{129 {p63}}.
ii: FISKE (female) [QQ363297], born 26 May 1761 at Greenwich^{129 {p59}}.
iii: FISKE (female) [QQ363298], born 11 Feb 1763, (sic) at Greenwich^{129 {p59}}.
iv: James FISKE [QQ60738], born 4 Oct 1763 at Greenwich^{129 {p67},2 {80, 154}}. He died 17 Nov 1844 at Swanton, VT^{2 {p154}}.

He married Priscilla WEST 27 Apr 1786, (October per Rice Gen'l Register) at Greenwich, MA^{129 {p33},2 {80, 154}}. She was born 25 Nov 1763, (20th per Rice Gen'l Register) at Tolland, CT^{43 {1:33},2 {p154}}, died 19 Aug 1840 at Swanton, VT^{2 {p154}}, daughter of Caleb WEST and Hannah TUTTLE. James FISKE and Priscilla WEST declared their intention to marry 17 Feb 1786 at Greenwich, MA, both of Greenwich^{129 {p12}}.
v: Hannah FISKE [QQ60740], born in 1764. She died 16 Dec 1840 (under the name Groves), according to the Fiske diary¹⁶³.

She married Samuel GROVES 27 Mar 1789 at Sturbridge, MA, listed as Samuel of Monson¹⁶³. He was thinly documented.

Annah BRADISH and Ezra CONANT had no recorded children.

Annah BRADISH and CHASE had no recorded children.

Ashur RICE

i: Dinah RICE [QQ60034], born 13 Sep 1765 at Sturbridge, MA^{163,45 {p23}}. She died 26 Jul 1840 at Lake Luzerne, Warren Co, NY³²². She was buried at Lake Luzerne, in Methodist Church Cemetery^56,322.

She married Isaac COMAN 22 Nov 1784 at Spencer, MA (under the name Coman)^{113,45 {p23}}. He was born 22 May 1766 at Smithfield, RI³²², died 16 Sep 1852 at Portland, Chautauqua Co, NY^322,56, was buried at Westfield, Chautauqua Co, NY, in Union Cemetery^56,322, son of Joseph COMAN and Margaret JENCKS.

Children of Ashur RICE and Sarah PHELPS:

i: Sarah RICE [QQ60036], born 18 Jul 1783 at Spencer, MA^{113,45 {p23}}. She died young^{45 {p23}}.
ii: Anna RICE [QQ60037], baptized 4 Jun 1786 at Spencer^{113,45 {p23}}. She died young^{45 {p23}}.
iii: Sarah RICE [QQ60038], born 9 Aug 1788 at Spencer^{113,45 {p23}}.
iv: Achsah RICE [QQ60039], born 7 Mar 1791 at Spencer^{113,45 {p23}}. She died 24 Aug 1830, aged 39y at Spencer^{113,45 {p23}}.
v: Lucy RICE [QQ60040], born 2 Jan 1794 at Spencer^{113,45 {p23}}. The Supplement asserts that this Lucy married Charles Watson. However, it was a different Lucy (WRN 1645) who married Charles. The death record for Lucy (Rice) Watson clearly shows that she was the other Lucy.^{45 {p23}}
vi: Ashur RICE [QQ60042], born 16 Dec 1796 at Spencer^{113,45 {p23}}.

He married Sally LUDDEN Nov 1826 at Spencer^{113,45 {p23}}. She was born 3 Dec 1790 at Spencer¹¹³, daughter of Enoch LUDDEN and Ruth.
vii: Annah RICE [QQ60044], born 16 Dec 1804 at Spencer^{113,45 {p23}}.

She married David STEBBINS 31 May 1841 at Spencer^{113,45 {p23}}. He was thinly documented.