Elizabeth LIVERMORE

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

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

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Elizabeth LIVERMORE

i: David TUCKER [QQ502850], born 2 Jun 1791 at Newbury³⁸¹. He died 3 Nov 1869 at Eureka, Greenwood Co, KS³⁸¹. He was buried at Eureka, in Greenwood (Reece) Cemetery^{381,141 {1005:411.21}}.

He married Eunice HOWE 22 May 1842 at Guildhall, VT³⁸¹. She was born 9 Jul 1791 at Lancaster, NH (under the name How)^381,254, died 20 Feb 1863 at Eureka, Greenwood Co, KS³⁸¹, was buried at Eureka, in Greenwood (Reece) Cemetery^{381,141 {1005:411.21},56}, daughter of Daniel HOWE and Eunice BUCKNAM. David TUCKER and Eunice HOWE were enumerated in 1850 at Beloit, Rock Co, WI^{141 {1005:411.21}}. They were enumerated in 1860 at Eureka, Greenwood Co, KS^{304 {352:52.13}}.

Lydia LIVERMORE

i: Aaron PROUTY [QQ324233], born 11 Apr 1776 at Spencer¹¹³.
ii: Asa PROUTY [QQ324234], born 14 Dec 1777 at Spencer¹¹³.
iii: Persis PROUTY [QQ324235], born 22 Oct 1779 at Spencer¹¹³. She died 20 Jun 1864, aged 85y (under the name Muzzy)⁵⁶. She was buried at Romeo, Macomb Co, MI, in Romeo Cemetery⁵⁶.

She married Eli MUZZY 4 Apr 1805 at Spencer, MA¹¹³. He was born 19 Mar 1780 at Spencer¹¹³, died 18 Aug 1868, aged 88y⁵⁶, was buried at Romeo, Macomb Co, MI, in Romeo Cemetery⁵⁶, son of Lt. John MUZZY and Mary BALL.
iv: Jonas PROUTY [QQ324236], born 28 Aug 1781 at Spencer, MA¹¹³.
v: Joel PROUTY [QQ324237], born 5 Feb 1784 at Spencer¹¹³.

He married Elizabeth GATES 10 Aug 1806 at Spencer¹¹³. She was born 2 May 1785 at Spencer¹¹³, daughter of Silvanus GATES and Elizabeth GRAHAM.

Copiah RICE

i: Lucy WARD [QQ59352, w1852], born 8 Dec 1785 at Westminster, registered with no name^{231,1 {p134},45 {p29}}. She died 8 Dec 1785, aged 1d at Westminster, registered with no name^{231,1 {p134},45 {p29}}.
ii: Copiah WARD [QQ324524], born 28 Aug 1787, (literally 1747) at Westminster²³¹. She died young.
iii: Copiah WARD [QQ59348, w1850], born 24 May 1789 at Westminster^{231,1 {p134},2 {p285},45 {p29}}.

She married John MOSSMAN 8 May 1810 at Westminster^{231,1 {p134},2 {p285},45 {p29}}. He was born 26 Oct 1784 at Sudbury, MA, (not found in the published records)^{193 {p834},2 {p285}}, died 12 Jun 1841, (11th per Rice Gen'l Register) at Westminster, MA (under the name Mosman)^{231,2 {p285}}, son of Matthias MOSSMAN and Sarah HAINES.
iv: Silas WARD [QQ59350, w1851], born 22 Jul 1791 at Westminster^{231,1 {p134},2 {p286},45 {p29}}. He died 29 May 1881^{2 {p286}}.

He married Deidamia MOSSMAN 27 Apr 1815 at Westminster, listed as Diadamia of Ashburnham^{231,1 {p134},2 {p286},45 {p29}}. She was born 19 Apr 1787, (1797 per Rice Gen'l Register) at Sudbury, MA, (not found in the published records)^{193 {p834},2 {p286}}, died 7 Nov 1879 at Westminster, MA^{193 {p841},2 {p286}}, daughter of Matthias MOSSMAN and Sarah HAINES. Silas WARD and Deidamia MOSSMAN declared their intention to marry 30 Mar 1815 at Ashburnham, MA, listed as Silas of Westminster¹⁴².

Silas RICE

i: Sarah RICE [QQ59357, w1853], born 29 Aug 1777 at Hubbardston, MA, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p135}}. She died 15 Jan 1785^{1 {p135}}.
ii: Abigail RICE [QQ59358, w1854], born 22 Apr 1778 at Hubbardston, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p135}}. She died 11 Sep 1795^{1 {p135}}.
iii: Silas RICE [QQ59359, w1855], born 9 Sep 1780 at Warwick, MA^{1 {135, 220},2 {p286},45 {p54}}. He died 9 Jul 1849 at Cleveland, OH^{2 {p286},45 {p54}}. He resided at Newfane, VT, (with whom and date not specified)^{2 {p286}}. He resided in 1834 at Cleveland, OH^{2 {p286}}.

He married first, Margaret BARBER, Margaret of Boston^{1 {135, 220},2 {p286},45 {p54}}. She died aged 36y at Boston, MA^{42,1 {p220}}, was buried 22 Sep 1795 at Boston, in Kings Chapel Cemetery⁴². They resided at Boston^{1 {p220}}.

He married second, Roxanna BADGER 7 May 1809 at Barre, VT^{2 {p286},45 {p54}}. She was thinly documented.
iv: Paul RICE [QQ59361, w1856], born 15 Nov 1782 at Warwick, MA^{1 {p135}}. He died in 1832 at Boston, MA^{1 {p220}}.

He married Lois BARBER, Lois of Boston^{1 {p135}}. She died in 1834^{1 {p220}}.
v: Sarah RICE [QQ59363, w1857], born 1 Apr 1785 at Warwick, MA^{1 {p135}}. She died 5 Sep 1821 at Eden, VT^{1 {p135}}.

She married Joel HUTCHINS. He was thinly documented.
vi: Lucy RICE [QQ59365, w1858], born 27 Oct 1786 at Warwick, MA^{1 {p135}}. She died 17 Jan 1824 at Barre, VT^{1 {p221}}.

She married Henry SMITH, Henry of Warwick^{1 {135, 221}}. He was thinly documented. They resided at Barre^{1 {p221}}.
vii: Timothy RICE [QQ59367, w1859], born 12 Apr 1789 at Warwick, MA^{1 {p135}}.

He married Zebiah Vose ASHTON 27 Dec 1816, Zebiah of Boston^{1 {135, 221}}. She was thinly documented. They resided at Boston, MA^{1 {p221}}.
viii: Emery RICE [QQ59369, w1860], born 1 Jan 1792 at Northfield, MA^{1 {p135},45 {p54},56}. He died 8 Nov 1874^{45 {p54},56}. He was buried at Cambridge, MA, in Mount Auburn Cemetery⁵⁶. Occupation: a butcher, in 1850^{141 {326:91.A20}}.

He married Betsy KIRK 8 Jun 1817, Betsy of Boston^{1 {p135},45 {p54}}. She was born 5 Jan 1800 in New York^{45 {p54},461 {622:202.A8},56}, died 30 Nov 1878 (under the name Rice)^{45 {p54},56}, was buried at Cambridge, MA, in Mount Auburn Cemetery⁵⁶. They resided at Brighton, MA^{1 {p221}}.
ix: Benjamin RICE [QQ59371, w1861], born 29 Jun 1793 at Northfield, MA^{1 {p135}}. He died about 1844 at Baltimore, MD, after his return^{1 {p221}}. He went to sea.^{1 {p221}}

He married Barbara HOOD, Barbara of Saco, Maine^{1 {p135}}. She was thinly documented.
x: Nabby RICE [QQ59373, w1862], born 13 Aug 1795 at Northfield, MA^{1 {p135}}.

She married Moses BARTLETT 2 Jan 1816, Moses of Northampton^{1 {135, 221}}. He was thinly documented. They resided at Northampton, MA^{1 {p221}}.
xi: Nancy RICE [QQ59375, w1863], born 17 Mar 1797 at Northfield, MA^{1 {p135}}.

She married Erastus CLARK 30 Sep 1817, Erastus of Northampton^{1 {p135}}. He was born about 1795^{1 {p221}}, died 2 Jun 1852^{1 {p221}}. They resided at Northampton, MA^{1 {p221}}.

Ezekiel RICE

i: Emery RICE [QQ59379, w1864], born 19 Mar 1792 at Northborough, MA^{59,1 {p135}}. He died 20 Mar 1796 at Northborough^{59,1 {p135}}.
ii: William RICE [QQ59380, w1865], born 4 Apr 1794 at Northborough^{59,1 {p135}}. He died 24 Mar 1796 at Northborough^{59,1 {p135}}.
iii: Elizabeth RICE [QQ59381, w1866], born 11 Feb 1796 at Northborough^{59,1 {p135},45 {p29}}.

She married William BALL 21 Dec 1813 at Lancaster, MA, both of Lancaster^{53 {p169},45 {p29}}. He was born 15 Sep 1796 at Bolton, MA¹²⁰, son of Jonathan BALL and Mary PRATT. William BALL and Elizabeth RICE declared their intention to marry 4 Dec 1813 at Lancaster, MA^{53 {p170}}.
iv: Dolly RICE [QQ59382, w1867], born 9 Apr 1798 at Northborough, MA^{59,1 {p135},45 {p29}}.

She married Danforth WILDER 16 Aug 1818 at Lancaster, MA, both of Lancaster^{53 {p231},45 {p29}}. He was born 25 Jun 1798 at Lancaster^{53 {p223}}.
v: Copiah RICE [QQ59383, w1868], born 12 Apr 1800 at Northborough, MA^{59,1 {p135}}.
vi: Josiah RICE [QQ60172, w1868a], born 20 Dec 1801, probably incorrect: this is known to be the date of baptism, but not birth^{45 {p29}}, baptized 20 Dec 1801 at Northborough^{59,2 {p286}}. Occupation: a saw filer, in 1880^{426 {567:122}}.

He married Mary BROOKS May 1820, (sic) at Princeton, MA, both of West Boylston^{106,2 {p286},45 {p29}}. She was born about 1800 in Massachusetts, as calculated from the 1880 census. They declared their intention to marry 3 Jul 1820 at West Boylston, MA, both of West Boylston¹⁸³.
vii: Sally RICE [QQ60174, w1868b], born 18 Feb 1804^{2 {p286},45 {p29}}.

She married Joseph CUTTING. He was thinly documented. They declared their intention to marry 21 Jun 1820 at West Boylston, listed as Joseph of Holden¹⁸³. They declared their intention to marry 24 Jun 1820 at Holden, MA, listed as Sally of West Boylston^{154,2 {p286}}.
viii: Lucy RICE [QQ60176, w1868c], born 19 May 1806^{45 {p29}}.

She married George Wesson BROWN Feb 1833^{45 {p29}}. He was thinly documented.

Eunice RICE

i: David FISK [QQ119912], born 1 Mar 1801 at Holden^{154,2 {p121}}. He died 11 Jun 1801 at Holden^{154,2 {p121}}.
ii: Eliza FISK [QQ119913], born 29 May 1802 at Holden^{154,2 {p121}}.
iii: John FISK [QQ119914], born 23 Dec 1803 at Holden^{154,2 {p121}}.
iv: David FISK [QQ119915], born 19 Oct 1805 at Holden^{154,2 {p121}}. He died 4 Aug 1834, aged 28y at Holden^{154,2 {p121}}.
v: Lois Pollard FISK [QQ119916], born 17 Mar 1808 at Holden^{154,2 {121, 209}}.

Married Timothy PARKER. He was born 31 Aug 1804 at Holden¹⁵⁴, son of Aaron PARKER and Ruth SMITH. Timothy PARKER and Lois Pollard FISK declared their intention to marry 31 Aug 1833 at Holden^{154,2 {121, 209}}.
vi: Caleb Strong FISK [QQ119918], born 4 Feb 1809 at Holden^{154,2 {p121}}.

He married Lucy Ann, (not found in the published records). She was thinly documented.
vii: Arathusa FISK [QQ119919], born 28 Oct 1810 at Holden^{154,2 {p121}}.
viii: Lemuel FISK [QQ119920], born 28 Jul 1812 at Holden^{154,2 {p121}}.
ix: Eunice FISK [QQ119921], born 17 Apr 1815 at Holden^{154,2 {p121}}.

She married Deacon Moses WHEELOCK 30 Nov 1848 at Holden, listed as Moses of Barre^{154,2 {p121}}. He was born 15 Jan 1799, (sic) at Barre, MA⁹⁸, died before 1880, son of Moses Bond WHEELOCK and Catherine GLEASON. Deacon Moses WHEELOCK and Eunice FISK declared their intention to marry 6 Nov 1848 at Barre, listed as Eunice of Holden⁹⁸. They were enumerated in 1860 at Barre^{304 {533:236}}.
x: Isaac FISK [QQ119923], born 14 Feb 1818 at Holden, MA^{154,2 {p121}}.

Elijah RICE

i: Joseph William RICE [QQ59384, w1869], born 19 Jan 1773, (1776 per records of Brooklyn, CT; 1775 per Rice Gen'l Register) at Holden, MA, not given any middle name^{154,1 {p135},2 {p286},45 {p30},43 {1:245}}.

He married Mary ELDRIDGE 5 Aug 1804 at Brooklyn, CT^{43 {1:75},1 {p135},2 {p286},45 {p30}}. She was born 11 Oct 1780 at Groton, CT, as recorded at Brooklyn^{43 {1:5}}, daughter of James ELDRIDGE and Lucy. The Brooklyn vital records refer to a niece named Frances who was raised by Joseph and Mary, but they do not say which was the blood relation. The only clue is that Frances was born in Tolland, CT, and therefore more likely an Eldridge.^{43 {1:245}}
ii: Tryphena RICE [QQ59386, w1870], born 28 Apr 1774 at Holden, MA^{154,1 {p135},2 {p287},45 {p30}}. She died 6 Jul 1848, (August per Rice Gen'l Register) at Marlborough, MA (under the name Holman)^{187,2 {p287}}. She was buried at Sterling, MA¹⁸⁷.

She married Rufus HOLMAN 29 Nov 1798 at Holden, MA, listed as Rufus of Sterling and Tryphena of Holden^{154,187,1 {p135},2 {p287},45 {p30}}. He was born 14 Aug 1776 at Lancaster, MA^{53 {p112},2 {p287}}, died 28 Nov 1853^{2 {p287}}, son of Stephen HOLMAN and Martha BELKNAP. Rufus HOLMAN and Tryphena RICE resided at Sterling, MA^{2 {p287}}.
iii: Nahum RICE [QQ59388, w1871], born 27 Oct 1775 at Holden, MA^{154,1 {p135},45 {p30}}. He died 25 Jul 1832 in New York^{1 {p135}}.

He married Nancy YOUNG. She was thinly documented. They declared their intention to marry 21 May 1803 at Boston, MA, incorrectly described by Ward as the marriage itself^{37 {p482},1 {p135}}.
iv: Lucy RICE [QQ59390, w1872], born 25 Jul 1777 at Holden, MA^{154,1 {p135}}. She was living about 1855 at Boston, MA^{1 {p222}}.

She married Stephen WOODS 19 Feb 1805 at Shrewsbury, MA, listed as Stephen of Boston and Lucy of Shrewsbury^{52,1 {135, 222}}. He was born about 1782^{1 {p222}}, died 13 Dec 1818 at Boston, MA^{1 {p222}}, son of George WOODS. They declared their intention to marry 28 Dec 1804 at Boston, listed as Lucy of Shrewsbury^{37 {p486}}. They resided at Boston^{1 {p222}}.
v: David RICE [QQ59392, w1873], born 8 Mar 1779 at Holden, MA^{154,1 {p135}}. He died 13 Dec 1830 at Baltimore, MD, while on a visit^{1 {p222}}. He resided about 1800 at Boston, MA^{1 {p222}}.

He married Hannah Thompson BANGS 26 Apr 1807, (1806 per Ward) at Boston, listed as David of Shrewsbury^{37 {p269},1 {135, 222}}. She was born 13 Jun 1790^{1 {p222}}. She was living about 1855 at Boston^{1 {p222}}. They resided at Boston^{1 {p222}}.
vi: Martin RICE [QQ59394, w1874], born 8 Mar 1781 at Holden, MA^{154,1 {p135},2 {p287},45 {p30}}. He died Jun 1852, (WARD indicates location of death as Stanbridge) at Riceburg, QC^{1 {p135},2 {p287}}.

He married Lucy WHEELER 10 Jan 1804 at Leicester, MA, listed as Lucy of Holden^{114,1 {p135},2 {p287},45 {p30}}. She was born 23 Sep 1784 at Holden, MA¹⁵⁴, daughter of Jonathan WHEELER and Freelove. Martin RICE and Lucy WHEELER declared their intention to marry 16 Dec 1803 at Holden, listed as Martin of Leicester¹⁵⁴. They resided at Leicester, MA, for a few years^{1 {p135},2 {p287}}. They resided about 1808 at Riceburg, QC, having established the town of Riceburg^{1 {p135},2 {p287}}.
vii: Huldah RICE [QQ60178, w1874a], born 28 Dec 1782 at Holden, MA^{154,45 {p30}}. She died 14 Jul 1784 at Holden^{154,45 {p30}}.
viii: Azubah RICE [QQ59396, w1875], born 14 Aug 1784 at Holden^{154,1 {p136},45 {p30}}. She resided about 1852 at Boston, MA^{1 {p136}}.

She married Rufus PRATT 17 Jan 1818, Rufus of Newton, no children^{1 {p136},45 {p30}}. He died 23 Mar 1849 at Sudbury, MA, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p136}}. They declared their intention to marry 7 Dec 1817 at Newton, MA, listed as Azubah of Boston⁴⁹. They resided at Newton^{1 {p136}}. They resided in 1845 at Fitchburg, MA^{1 {p136}}. They resided about 1847 at Sudbury, MA^{1 {p136}}.
ix: Elijah RICE [QQ59398, w1876], born 5 Dec 1786 at Holden, MA^{154,1 {p136}}. He died 22 May 1853, (12th per Ward), aged 66y at Northbridge, MA^{1 {p222},56}. He was buried at Shrewsbury, MA, in Mountain View Cemetery⁵⁶.

He married first, Martha GODDARD 26 Nov 1807 at Shrewsbury, both of Shrewsbury^{52,1 {136, 222}}. She was born 1 Jul 1789 at Shrewsbury^{52,1 {p222}}, died 26 Aug 1842, aged 53y at Boylston, MA (under the name Rice)^{97,66,1 {p222}}, was buried at Worcester, MA, in Mechanic Street Cemetery⁶⁶, daughter of Elder Luther GODDARD and Elizabeth DAKIN. Elijah RICE and Martha GODDARD resided at Boylston, MA^{1 {p222}}. They resided about 1822 at Worcester, MA^{1 {p222}}. Elijah's wife was listed as Betty in the baptism records of their children at the Central Church in Worcester, 1826-7.⁷⁰

He married second, Harriet HAWES 1 Jan 1844 at Worcester^{70,1 {p222}}. She was thinly documented. They resided about 1845 at Northbridge, MA^{1 {p222}}.
x: Alexander RICE [QQ59400, w1877], born 27 Dec 1788 at Holden, MA^{154,45 {p30}}.

He married first, Sarah DRURY 19 Feb 1812 at Shrewsbury, MA, listed as Alexander of Sterling^{52,1 {136, 223},45 {30, 55}}. She was born 30 Jul 1792 at Shrewsbury^{52,1 {p223},45 {p55}}, died 2 Apr 1814 at Shrewsbury, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p223},45 {p55}}, daughter of Abijah DRURY and Resinah WHEELOCK.

He married second, Lotte MORSE 6 Apr 1815 at Northbridge, MA, listed as Alexander of Shrewsbury and Lotte of Sutton^{469,1 {p223},45 {p55}}. She was born 25 Nov 1791 at Sutton, MA^{74,45 {p55}}, died 9 Mar 1836, (1835 per gravestone), aged 44y at Sutton (under the name Rice)^{74,45 {p55}}, was buried at Sutton⁷⁴, daughter of Benjamin MORSE and Elizabeth. Alexander RICE and Lotte MORSE declared their intention to marry 12 Mar 1815 at Shrewsbury, MA, listed as Lotte of Sutton⁵². They declared their intention to marry in 1815 at Sutton, MA, listed as Alexander of Shrewsbury⁷⁴.

Married Betsey. She was thinly documented. They declared their intention to marry 27 Dec 1836 at Sutton (under the name Laughlin)⁷⁴.
xi: Olive RICE [QQ59402, w1878], born 6 Oct 1790 at Holden, MA^{154,45 {p30}}.

She married Billings BRIGGS 19 Oct 1818, (16 September per Ward) at Shrewsbury, MA, listed as Billings of Boston and Olive of Shrewsbury^{52,1 {136, 223},45 {p30}}. He was thinly documented. He was an Alderman at Boston, MA^{1 {p223}}. He was a Magistrate in Massachusetts^{1 {p223}}. They resided after 1819 at Boston, MA^{1 {p223}}.
xii: Abner RICE [QQ59404, w1879], born 7 Sep 1792 at Holden, MA^{154,45 {p30}}.

He married Lucy WASHBURN in 1819 at Kingston, MA, listed as Lucy of Kingston^{470,1 {p136},45 {p30}}. She was thinly documented. They declared their intention to marry 20 Dec 1819 at Kingston⁴⁷⁰. They had no children.^{1 {p136}}
xiii: Lois RICE [QQ59406, w1880]. She died 12 Aug 1864, aged 69y⁵⁶. She was buried at Shrewsbury, MA, in Mountain View Cemetery⁵⁶. She resided about 1852 at Boston, MA^{1 {p136}}.

Lois RICE

i: Persis GOODNOW [QQ119924], born 13 Nov 1770 at Northborough, MA^{106,2 {p121}}. She died 7 Mar 1823 at Princeton, MA (under the name Hastings)^{106 {p168}}.

She married Samuel HASTINGS Jr 3 Jan 1790 at Princeton^{2 {p121},106 {p101}}. He was born 26 Jun 1767 at Princeton¹⁰⁶, died 8 Sep 1842, aged 75y at Westminster, MA^{106 {p168}}, son of Capt. Samuel HASTINGS and Annah BIGELOW.
ii: Luther GOODNOW [QQ119926], born 23 Nov 1772 at Northborough, MA^{2 {121, 210},106 {p31}}. He died 9 Apr 1846, aged 73y 3m 17d at Princeton, MA^{2 {p210},106 {p165}}.

He married Abigail SMITH 13 Apr 1809 at Shrewsbury, MA, listed as Luther of Hubbardston^{52,2 {121, 210}}. She died 9 Sep 1865^{2 {p210}}.
iii: Ezekiel GOODNOW [QQ119928], born 27 Oct 1774 at Northborough, MA^{106,2 {p121}}.
iv: Edward GOODNOW [QQ119929], born 1 Dec 1776 at Princeton, MA^{2 {121, 210},106 {p30}}. He died 18 Feb 1855^{2 {p210}}.

He married Rebecca BEAMAN 1 Dec 1803 at Princeton, at the house of Jonas Beaman^{2 {121, 210},106 {p165}}. She was born 22 Nov 1781 at Princeton^{106,2 {p210}}, died 1 Oct 1869, aged 87y 10m 9d at Princeton (under the name Goodnow), from old age^{181 {222:290.18},2 {p210}}, daughter of Jonas BEAMAN and Rebecca WHITCOMB.
v: Ebenezer GOODNOW [QQ119931], born 4 Jun 1778 at Princeton^{106,2 {p121}}. He died Dec 1812, according to unofficial sources, by drowning^{2 {p121},106 {p165}}.

He married Lois HOWE 3 Jul 1806 at Princeton^{2 {p121},106 {p101}}. She was born 8 Dec 1776 at Princeton, registered as Louise^{106,2 {p121}}, died 21 Sep 1849, aged 72y at Princeton (under the name Goodnow)^{106,2 {p121}}, daughter of Abner HOWE and Sarah HARRINGTON.
vi: Artemas GOODNOW [QQ119933], born 27 Aug 1780 at Princeton^{106,2 {p121}}. Relocated to Canada^{185 {2:123}}.
vii: Calvin GOODNOW [QQ119934], born 30 May 1782, (13 June 1784 per Rice Gen'l Register) at Princeton, MA^{106,2 {p121}}. He died at Bucksport, ME^{2 {p121}}.
viii: Susanna GOODNOW [QQ119935], born 13 Jun 1784 at Princeton, MA^{106,2 {p121}}.

She married Silas LAMSON 30 Jul 1804 at Princeton, listed as Silas of Sterling^{2 {p121},106 {p101}}. He was thinly documented.
ix: Asa GOODNOW [QQ119937], born 26 Jan 1786 at Princeton^{106,2 {p121}}.
x: Peter GOODNOW [QQ119938], born 3 Feb 1788 at Princeton^{2 {p121},106 {p31}}. Occupation: a merchant, at Boston, MA^{185 {2:123}}.
xi: John GOODNOW [QQ119939], born 8 Jun 1790 at Princeton, MA^{2 {p121},106 {p31}}. Relocated to Kentucky^{185 {2:123}}.
xii: Rice GOODNOW [QQ119940], born 12 May 1792 at Princeton, MA^{106,2 {p121}}. He died 9 Jun 1793 at Princeton^{2 {p121},106 {p165}}.
xiii: William GOODNOW [QQ119941], born about 16 Mar 1794, (Rice Gen'l Register and Princeton vital records state date of birth as 16 March 179-) at Princeton^{2 {p121},106 {p31}}. Relocated to Richmond, VA^{185 {2:123}}.

Ebenezer RICE

This report includes only the first 6 generations of the Deacon Edmund RICE clan. A nine-generation version is available to members of the Edmund Rice (1638) Association. Learn more about Deacon Edmund RICE and these pages at our home page.

Ebenezer RICE [QQ3202, w856] (Elijah⁴, Elisha³, Thomas², Edmund¹) , born 12 Mar 1756, (11th per Crosby) at Shrewsbury, MA^{52,1 {p74},2 {p121},45 {p13},471}, son of Elijah RICE and Huldah KEYES. He died Jun 1831 in Maury County, TN, (October at Hubbardston per Rice Gen'l Register)^{2 {p121},472}. He was buried at Culleoka, Maury Co, TN, in Fountain Creek Baptist Church Cemetery⁴⁷¹. He began military service 23 Jul 1777. Although some histories have ascribed Ebenezer Rice's Revolutionary War service to Vermont, that service belongs to another Ebenezer/Eber Rice. The Daughters of the American Revolution have accepted the record of Ebenezer Rice from Massachusetts that reads: "Rice, Ebenezer. Private, Capt. John Crawford's co., Col. James Convers's regt.; enlisted July 23, 1777; discharged July 26, 1777; service, 4 days, at Rhode Island on an alarm; roll sworn to in Worcester Co.; also, same co. and regt.; enlisted Aug. 20, 1777; discharged Aug. 23, 1777; service, 5 days, including 2 days (40 miles) travel home; company marched on the alarm at Bennington of Aug. 20, 1777; roll sworn to in Worcester County^{160 {13:150},471}. He resided about 1781 at Hubbardston, MA^{1 {p74}}. He resided in 1802 in Maury County, TN, as Ebenezer and Roland Rice were signatories on a petition to the Tennessee General Assembly to establish a new county (now Maury County)⁴⁷¹. He made a will 21 Jan 1831 in Maury County, which was recorded 6 October 1831. The will mentions wife Henrietta, son Ebenezer, daughter Sally Mayson(sic), son Abel, daughter Patsy Moore, son Joel, Sally Rice daughter of deceased son Rowan when she arrived to the age of eighteen, and Ebenezer Rice son of deceased son Rowan between age 19 and 21. Son Ebenezer Rice executor⁴⁷³. The reference in Ebenezer Rice's will to his wife Henrietta has long been interpreted as evidence that his second wife Ruth was also known as "Henrietta". However, recent research has found that Ebenezer received a settlement from the will of a Daniel Wilkes, presumably as a proxy for Daniel's daughter Henrietta. Thus it is reasonable to assume that Ebenezer Rice married a third time to Henrietta Wilkes. Regrettably we have no record of that marriage.

He married first, Sarah TAYNTOR 20 Sep 1780 at Princeton, MA^{106,1 {p74},2 {p121},45 {p13}}. She was born 12 Mar 1756 at Shrewsbury, MA^{52,2 {p121}}, died in 1790, but no record of her death has been found^{2 {p121}}, daughter of Deacon Benjamin TAYNTOR and Sarah BRIGHAM. Ebenezer RICE and Sarah TAYNTOR resided about 1781 at Hubbardston, MA^{1 {p74}}.

He married second, Ruth EVELETH 18 Dec 1791 at Hubbardston, described by Ward as Ruth Eveleth "of Stow". The published, condensed Hubbardston marriage record does not include Ruth's place of residence, and so the original must either state directly or imply she was of Hubbardston at that time^{1 {p74},2 {p122},248 {p161}}. She was born 2 Jan 1758 at Rutland (Hubbardston), MA, with no middle name^248,99,474, daughter of Joseph EVELETH and Patience HUNT. Although the Rice Genealogical Register describes her as Ruth Henrietta Eveleth of Stow, her birth was recorded in the vital records of Rutland and her marriage in the vital records of Hubbardston, a daughter town of Rutland. Both her birth and marriage records list her simply as Ruth Eveleth. Indeed, middle names were almost unheard of when she was born. Consequently, we must reject the Rice Genelogical Register's description for want of documentation.

Children of Ebenezer RICE and Sarah TAYNTOR:

i: Rolland RICE [QQ119942], born 12 Dec 1781 at Princeton, MA, (at Shrewsbury per Rice Gen'l Register)^{106,2 {122, 210}}. He died about 1815 in Maury County, TN^{2 {p210}}. He was also known as Rowland. He resided in 1802 in Maury County, as Ebenezer and Roland Rice were signatories on a petition to the Tennessee General Assembly to establish a new county (now Maury County)⁴⁷¹.

He married Phereba. She was thinly documented.
ii: Ebenezer RICE Jr [QQ119944], born 4 Sep 1784 at Hubbardston, MA^{248,2 {122, 210}}. He died 11 Mar 1855 at Jacksonville, IL^{2 {p210}}.

He married Caty BALDRIDGE 29 Jan 1809 in Williamson County, TN^{2 {122, 210}}. She was born 12 Jul 1790 in Tennessee^{2 {p210}}.
iii: Sarah RICE [QQ119946], born 9 Nov 1787 at Hubbardston, MA^{248,2 {p122}}. She died after 1830 in Illinois. She was also known as Sally^{2 {p122}}.

She married Isaac MASON 16 Oct 1806 in Davidson County, TN, with a marriage bond dated 11 October 1806 and signed by Ebenezer Rice, presumed to be the father of Sally T Rice^475,476. He was born 16 Apr 1782 in Tennessee^{413 {Equality, Gallatin Co., IL},141 {127:58.A17},475}, died 5 Oct 1853 in Saline County, IL^477,475, son of Isaac MASON. He was also known as James^{2 {p122}}. Occupation: a farmer. He served as Ensign in 2nd Tennessee Volunteers under Thomas Hart Benton, Sr. and Andrew Jackson against the Creek Indians in 1812-1813. His brother Joseph Mason served in 2nd Tennessee Volunteers as Lieutenant from Williamson County, Tennessee. They marched to Fort Deposit, then Fort Strother at the Ten Islands on the Coose River. They fought in the Battle of Talahachee and the Battle of Teladega.

Peggy and Abram Mason lived between Widow Clark's place and John Nolen's stillhouse. At least eighteen men lived on this stretch of road, and were appointed on April 9, 1811 to keep the road in repair. The neighbors included both Abram's and Peggy's relatives, namely: Isaac and Thomas Mason, Samuel and Moses Currey, and Israel McCarroll.

At about quarter past two in the morning on a Monday, December 16th, 1811 all the houses along Mill Creek began to rattle. But before the half-awake people could gather their wits, the noise had ceased. While no apparent damage had occurred, they all knew they had experienced an earthquake. Many sat up the rest of the night, being too frightened to close their eyes before seeing the first light of day. The wives and servants prepared breakfast as usual that morning, though a little sleepy. Most had finished breakfast and possibly gone to check on a neighbor when the earth began to tremble again at 8:15. Once again no damage.

It would be two weeks before the newspapers carried the stories of the reverses in landscape along the Mississippi River, where swamps had become thirty feet deep lakes, and rivers nearby had gone dry. During the end of December and first part of January, 1812 the earth quivered slightly several times a day. The tremors came so often that sometimes it was difficult for one to tell if it was his imagination or not. On January 23rd, however, at 9 o'clock in the morning, there was no doubt in anybody's mind that a violent earthquake had just struck somewhere.

About 3:30 in the morning on February 7th, even the heaviest of sleepers was jarred awake by the churning earth. This time it was worse than ever, causing great fear for a few minutes. The described event would have been an earthquake along the New Madrid fault, south of St. Louis.

According to a Treasury Department Cover, Isaac Mason may have been in Gallatin County, IL by 1816. He was in Waconteby, White County, Illinois for the 1820 Census. According to Rynear Hall Mason's letter dated April 28, 1822, Isaac was in Illinois by this date, living on his own land. He is found in the 1830 Census in Equality, Gallatin County, Illinois living a house one apart from his son-in-law Henry Franklin Bourland. While his children do not track precisely with his known family, there was much movement within these two families due to the early death of Lydia Wiley Bourland and other events such as Henry Bourland's movement to and from Arkansas.

Isaac Mason had some business dealings with an Allen Moore in early Southern Illinois history, they bought property together in White Co and Hardin Co Illinois. A son of Allen Moore was administrator of Isaac Mason's will, Ebenezer R. Moore. Allen Moore also bought property as the assignee of Henry F. Bourland, 30 May 1835, 1 June 1835, 4 June 1835, each 40 acres, Section 10 and 14 S2E2SE1/4, Gallatin County in Saline County boundaries. There is a land transaction in Saline County, IL, noted as follows: July 27, 181 #3624 Allen Moore and Isaac Mason, White County, Illinois Territory 16.00 SE18; 7 S, 9 E 160.00.

He was buying land in Saline County, Illinois in 1833. These transactions are by Isaac and Thomas Mason and Henry F. Bourland. Isaac took 160 acres under a warrant and another 320 acres for which he paid 50¢ an acre.

The 1850 Saline County IL census: Isaac Mason, 67y, male, born TN; Lydia Mason, 38y, female, born PA; Franklin Bolin (sic), age 18, born IL; Samuel Bolin, 17y, born IL; Wm. Alexis Bays, age 16, born IL; Joseph S. Bays, 15y, born IL; Sarah Bays, age 12 born IL; Tarleton Bolin, 14y, born IL; Harvey Bolin, 10y, born IL; Joseph Postlewait, 13y, born IL; William Mason, 20y, born IL; Mary Mason, 43y, born TN; Mary A. Mason, 13y, born IL; James I or F Mason, 7y, born IL; Charles V or N Mason, 4y, born IL; William Mason, 31y, born IL; Harriet Bolin, 15y, born IL; Frederick Maltby, 12y, born IL; Thomas Maltby, 10y, born IL; Columbus Maltby, 7y, born IL. Also Cyrus K. Maltby age 2 is listed in 1850 Gallatin Co census with a Siddall family.

Their marriage was listed in a bible found in an antique store in Virginia. It had been purchased by Tami Ramsey, who posted it on the Internet and then donated it to the State of Tennessee archives.

Bill for Specific Performance. "...Your, Oartor, Hezekiah Hargrave, would represent on the 9th day of Feb., he purchased from Isaac Mason the following described tracts of land situated in the Saline County, to wit: The SW 1/4 SW 1/4 SEC 13 AND SE 1/4 S/E 1/4 SEC 14 AND NW 1/4 NW 1/4 SEC 24 AND NE 1/4 NE /4 SEC23 ALL IN TWP 10 R 6 E.....That your orator further states that on the same day, the said Mason executed a bond in the penalty of $600. ...Your orator further states the said Mason departed this life on or about 20 day of Nov 1853, intestate, leaving him surviving: Lydia Mason, his wife, who afterward intermarried with James Gosset, who has since died. Thomas J Mason, Eliza Bays the wife of David Bays, the Eliza and her husband have both since died interstate leaving them surviving Alexis Bays and Helen Bays their only children at law: Martha Bourland wife of Henry Bourland. The Said Martha both since died intestate leaving them surviving Franklin Bourland, Samuel Bourland, Harriet Bourland who married David Taylor and Harvey Bourland; Alexis Matlby surviving husband and William A Matlby, Martha H Matlby, Christopher C Matlby Cyrus A Matlby surviving children of Narcissa Matlby, deceased daughter of the said Isaac Mason deceased, Harriett Jagers, wife of Thomas Jagers, the said Harriett and her husband both since have died intestate leaving them surviving Elizabeth Sidall wife of John Sidall...Robert G Ingersoll was granted guardian for all of the above minor heirs...." Summonsed : John M Hancock.^{413 {Equality, Gallatin Co., IL},141 {127:58.A17},478 {Waconteby, White Co., IL},477,476} Isaac Mason's estate was probated on 20 March 1854 at Saline County, Illinois. The probate court record includes the following information:

Widow Lydia remarried James Gossett
Grandchildren - children of deceased daughter Narcissie E Mason - included: William A Molsby, Thomas E Molsby, Christopher C Molsby, Martha H Molsby, and Cyrus Molsby.

Grandchildren - children of deceased daughter Martha Mason Bourland - included: Henry F Bourland, Samuel M Bourland, Harriet L Bourland, and Harvey R Bourland.

Grandchildren - children of deceased daughter Harriet P Mason Jaggers - included: Elizabeth Jaggers, Narcissia Jaggers, Harriet P Jaggers, James Jaggers, and William Jaggers.

Grandchildren - children of deceased daughter Eliza Mason Baize - included: Sarah H Baize and William A Baize.⁴⁷⁷ They were enumerated in 1820 at Mantua Twp, White Co, IL. Note that White County is contiguous to Saline and Gallatin; Reflects 4 females 0-9 (Martha, Sarah, Narcissa, Harriett); 1 female 26-44 (Sarah); Reflects Isaac as 26-44; 2 of 3 males 0-15^{478 {11:180}}.
iv: Flavel RICE [QQ119948], born 8 Feb 1789 at Hubbardston, MA^{248,2 {p122}}. He died young^{2 {p122}}.

Children of Ebenezer RICE and Ruth EVELETH:

i: Abel RICE [QQ119949], born 5 Sep 1792 in Vermont^{2 {122, 211}}. He died 18 Feb 1846 in White County, IL^{2 {p211},474}.

He married Lydia GHOLSON 11 Oct 1816 in Maury County, TN^{2 {122, 211},474}. She was born 15 Jun 1792 in Maury County^{2 {p211},474}, died 1 Jul 1850 in White County, IL^{2 {p211},474}, daughter of Francis GHOLSON and Mary CRAIG.
ii: Martha RICE [QQ119951], born 3 Dec 1797, (1795 per Rice Gen'l Register) in Vermont^{2 {p122},474}. She died 3 Dec 1868, aged 71y in Saline County, IL^474,479.

She married first, Alan MOORE 15 Nov 1816^{2 {p122},479}. He was born 14 Feb 1795 in Tennessee⁴⁷⁹, died 23 Oct 1838 in Gallatin County, IL⁴⁷⁹, was buried in Saline Co, IL, in Cottage Grove Cemetery⁴⁷⁹, son of Jonathan MOORE and Sarah BERRY.

She married second, Moses PEARCE. He was thinly documented.
iii: Joel RICE [QQ119953], born 8 Oct 1799 in Vermont^{2 {p122},474}. He died 8 Feb 1862 at Sacramento, White Co, IL, (at Enfield, IL, per Rice Gen'l Register)^{474,2 {p211}}. In Indian Creek Township, White County, Illinois, in the year 1857, the town of Sacramento was being laid out. The first building erected was by Joel Rice, who kept hotel. John N McClellan built and ran a store soon after the town was laid out. Archibald B Rice also built a dwelling and blacksmith shop the same year. John Green built a store. The two Rices, George B McCarthy, and W Steele laid out the village and employed John Storms, then County Surveyor, to do the surveying and platting. Joel Rice died in his hotel in 1862.

Joel Rice was born in Vermont. It is written that the first words he spoke were in the Indian language. He was in the Black Hawk war and went to California in 1848, during the gold excitement. He made money and returned via New Orleans in 1850 to his home in White County. He named Sacramento Illinois in honor of the Sacramento Valley.⁴⁷⁴

He married first, Mary Harriet BROWN 4 Nov 1819 at Columbia, TN^{2 {122, 211}}. She died 15 Mar 1839 at Enfield, White Co, IL^{2 {p211},474}.

He married second, Maria C. WALLACE 8 Aug 1839, (5 August per Rice Gen'l Register) in White County, IL^{480,474,2 {p211}}. She was born 15 Nov 1815, (21 Nov per Rice Gen'l Register) in Daviess County, IN^{474,2 {p211}}, died 22 Nov 1895^{2 {p211},474}, daughter of Morgan WALLACE and Betsy LUCAS.

Zerviah RICE

i: Abigail STICKNEY [QQ5167], born about 1777^{14 {p26}}.
ii: (child) STICKNEY [QQ181345].

Children of Zerviah RICE and Thaddeus COLBURN:

i: Abiah COLBURN [QQ181346], born in 1780 at Athens^{14 {26, 52}}. He died in 1824 at Cabot, VT^{14 {26, 52}}.

He married Unknown about 1802 at Cabot^{14 {26, 52}}. She was thinly documented.

Lettice RICE

i: John DAVIS [QQ119956], born 7 Dec 1782 at Holden^{154,2 {p122}}.

He married Bloomy HASKEL 2 Oct 1808 at Holden^{154,2 {p122}}. She was thinly documented.
ii: Polly DAVIS [QQ119958], born 2 Jun 1785 at Holden^{154,2 {122, 212}}. She died 28 May 1843^{2 {p212}}.
iii: Rufus DAVIS [QQ119960], born 8 Mar 1787 at Holden^{154,2 {122, 212}}. He died 18 Dec 1878 at Princeton, MA^{2 {p212},185 {2:76}}.

He married Sally BEAMAN 22 Feb 1816 at Princeton^{106,2 {122, 212}}. She was born 26 Sep 1790 at Princeton^{106,2 {p212}}, died 21 Mar 1872^{2 {p212}}, daughter of Jonas BEAMAN and Rebecca WHITCOMB.
iv: Austin DAVIS [QQ119962], born 18 Mar 1789 at Holden, MA^{154,2 {p122}}.
v: William DAVIS [QQ119963], born 11 Dec 1791 at Holden^{154,2 {p122}}. He died 9 May 1799 at Holden^{154,2 {p122}}.
vi: Joseph DAVIS [QQ119964], born 6 May 1794 at Holden^{154,2 {p122}}. He died 25 Dec 1872^{185 {2:77}}. Occupation: a hotel keeper^{185 {2:77}}. He resided at Princeton, MA^{185 {2:77}}. Relocated in 1833 to Lexington, MA^{185 {2:77}}.

He married Betty Gardner BABCOCK 31 Mar 1823 at Princeton, MA^{106,185 {2:77}}. She was born 18 Oct 1799 at Princeton¹⁰⁶, died 9 Dec 1890 at Danvers, MA (under the name Davis)⁵⁴, daughter of Amos BABCOCK and Betsey GARDNER.
vii: Thomas DAVIS [QQ119965], born 2 Jun 1796 at Holden, MA^{154,2 {p122}}.
viii: Ebenezer DAVIS [QQ119966], born 3 Apr 1799 at Holden^{154,2 {p122}}. He died 13 May 1800 at Holden^{154,2 {p122}}.
ix: Susan DAVIS [QQ119967], born 24 Jan 1802 at Holden^{154,2 {122, 212}}. She died 21 Apr 1878 at Princeton, MA^{185 {2:139}}.

She married Isaac HARTWELL Jr 1 Oct 1822 at Holden, MA, listed as Isaac of Princeton^{154,2 {122, 212}}. He was born 14 Apr 1795 at Princeton, MA¹⁰⁶, died 4 Sep 1881, aged 87y 4m 20d at Princeton, from old age^{181 {330:399.15},185 {2:139}}, son of Lt. Isaac HARTWELL and Eunice MIRICK. Isaac HARTWELL Jr and Susan DAVIS declared their intention to marry 23 Aug 1822 at Princeton, listed as Sukey of Holden¹⁰⁶.
x: Warren DAVIS [QQ119969], born 19 Nov 1804 at Holden, MA^{154,2 {p122}}.
xi: William DAVIS [QQ119970], born 6 Jul 1807 at Holden^{154,2 {122, 212}}. He died 22 Sep 1842, aged 35y 3m 16d at Holden, from liver disease^{154,2 {p212}}.

He married Phebe SMITH. She was thinly documented. They declared their intention to marry 30 Mar 1833 at Holden^{154,2 {122, 212}}.

Huldah RICE

i: Edward A. RAYMOND [QQ59409, w1881], born Jan 1792^{1 {p136}}, enumerated in 1850, aged 59y at Boston, MA^{141 {335:286.A31}}. He died 1 Aug 1864, aged 73y 6m at Brookline, MA, from heart disease^{181 {175:218.60}}.

He married first, Lydia DUNHAM, Lydia of Cambridge, Mass^{1 {p136}}. She died 13 Mar 1825 (under the name Raymond)⁵⁶, was buried at Shutesbury, MA, in West Cemetery⁵⁶. They resided at Boston, MA^{1 {p136}}.

He married second, Eliza T. POLLARD. She was born about 23 Feb 1802 at Holden, MA, as calculated from the death record, died 24 Aug 1891, aged 89y 6m 1d at Brookline, MA (under the name Raymond), from old age^{181 {419:418.141}}, daughter of Aaron POLLARD and Anna TAYLOR.
ii: Huldah RAYMOND [QQ59413, w1882], born in 1794^{1 {p136}}. She died 9 May 1872, (March per gravestone), aged 79y 10m 23d at Shutesbury, MA (under the name Spear), from cancer^{181 {247:351.2},56}. She was buried at Shutesbury, in West Cemetery⁵⁶.

She married Moses SPEAR. He died 2 Jun 1832, aged 50y⁵⁶, was buried at Shutesbury, in West Cemetery⁵⁶.
iii: Lewis RAYMOND [QQ59414, w1883], born in 1796^{1 {p136}}. He died 3 Sep 1819, (1798 per Ward, possibly indicating there were two Lewises)^{1 {p136},56}. He was buried at Shutesbury, in West Cemetery⁵⁶.
iv: Daniel RAYMOND [QQ59415, w1884], born in 1798^{1 {p136}}. He died 17 Sep 1820^{1 {p136},56}. He was buried at Shutesbury, in West Cemetery⁵⁶.

He married Louisa CONANT about 1821, Louisa of Shutesbury^{1 {p136}}. She was thinly documented.
v: Willard RAYMOND [QQ59417, w1885], born in 1800 at Shutesbury^{181 {104:219},1 {p136}}. He died 30 Jun 1856, aged 56y at Westborough, MA, from consumption^{181 {104:219},1 {p136}}.

He married Sarah Warner DICKENSON, Sarah of Petersham, Mass^{1 {p136}}. She was born about 1812 in Massachusetts, as calculated from the 1850 census, died 25 Mar 1891, aged 79y 1m 16d at Westborough, MA (under the name Raymond), from a stroke^{181 {420:643}}, daughter of David DICKINSON and Mary Field WARNER. Willard RAYMOND and Sarah Warner DICKENSON declared their intention to marry 15 Mar 1829 at Hubbardston, MA, listed as Willard of Amherst²⁴⁸. They resided at Westborough, MA^{1 {p136}}.
vi: Lucy RAYMOND [QQ59419, w1886], born in 1802^{1 {p136}}. She died 16 Dec 1803^{1 {p136},56}. She was buried at Shutesbury, MA, in West Cemetery⁵⁶.
vii: Zebina L. RAYMOND [QQ59420, w1887], born in 1804^{1 {p136}}. Occupation: a Mayor of Cambridge, Mass. and State Senator^{1 {p136}}.

He married Rhoda HILDRETH, Rhoda of Petersham, Mass^{1 {p136}}. She was thinly documented. They resided at Cambridge, MA^{1 {p136}}.
viii: Emmons RAYMOND [QQ59422, w1888], born 23 Sep 1806, according to his gravestone^{47,1 {p136}}, enumerated in 1880, aged 73y at Cambridge^{426 {543:44}}. He was buried at Cambridge, in Mount Auburn Cemetery⁴⁷. Occupation: president of a railroad, in 1880^{426 {543:44}}.

He married Mehitabel Converse MUNROE, Mehitabel of Boston, Mass^{1 {p136}}. She was born 13 Apr 1811, according to her gravestone⁴⁷, was enumerated in 1880, aged 69y at Cambridge (under the name Raymond)^{426 {543:44}}, was buried at Cambridge, in Mount Auburn Cemetery⁴⁷. They resided at Boston, MA^{1 {p136}}. They resided at Westborough, MA^{1 {p136}}.

Jonas RICE

i: Persis RICE [QQ59426, w1889], born 1 Jul 1782^{1 {p136},45 {p30}}, baptized 25 Aug 1782 at Ashburnham¹⁴². She died 4 Jul 1857^{45 {p30}}. She was living in 1854^{1 {p136}}. She was blind from birth.^{1 {p136}}
ii: Zilpah RICE [QQ59427, w1890], born 25 Feb 1784^{1 {p136}}, baptized 2 May 1784 at Ashburnham¹⁴². She died 22 Oct 1862 at Ashby, MA (under the name Wright)¹⁹².

Married Unknown. He was thinly documented.

She married second, Abel WRIGHT 23 Aug 1804 at Ashby¹⁹². He died 15 Mar 1852 at Ashby¹⁹².
iii: Levi RICE [QQ59428, w1891], born 19 Aug 1785^{1 {p136},45 {p55}}, baptized 2 Oct 1785 at Ashburnham, MA¹⁴². He died 11 Mar 1837, aged 51y at Ashburnham^{142,1 {p223},45 {p55}}. He was buried at Ashburnham, in New Cemetery¹⁴². The inventory of the estate of Levi Rice, $2467.49, was taken 1 June 1837. Levi Rice, Administrator. $150 decreed to widow Anna for use of herself and minor children (not named).^{1 {p223}}

He married Anna SAWYER 27 Apr 1809 at Westminster, MA, listed as Levi of Ashburnham^{231,1 {136, 223},45 {p55}}. She was born 16 May 1791 at Westminster²³¹, died 29 Aug 1883, (17 Oct 1838 per Ward, clearly in error), aged 92y 3m 13d at Ashburnham, MA (under the name Rice), from old age^{181 {348:372.21},193 {p865},1 {p223},45 {p55}}, daughter of Eli SAWYER and Anne LAWS. Levi RICE and Anna SAWYER declared their intention to marry 7 Apr 1809 at Ashburnham, listed as Anna of Westminster¹⁴². They resided at Ashburnham^{1 {p223}}.
iv: Mary RICE [QQ59430, w1892], born 9 Jun 1788^{1 {p136},45 {p30}}. She died 1 Apr 1843 at Goffstown, NH^{1 {p136}}.

She married Luther WILLOUGHBY 28 Jan 1813 at Ashburnham, MA, listed as Luther of Hollis, NH^{142,1 {p136},45 {p30}}. He was thinly documented.
v: Lucy RICE [QQ59432, w1893], born 24 Jul 1790 at Ashburnham^{142,1 {p136}}.

She married Ebenezer JAQUITH Jun 1809^{1 {p136}}. He was thinly documented. They resided at Washington, NH^{1 {p136}}. They resided in 1853 at Milford, NH^{1 {p136}}.
vi: Jonas RICE [QQ59434, w1894], born 15 Apr 1792, (1 Apr per Ward) at Ashburnham, MA^{142,1 {p136}}. He died 26 Nov 1854, aged 63y at Ashburnham, from suicide^{181 {86:107.33},1 {p136}}. He was blind from birth.^{1 {p136}}
vii: Ruth RICE [QQ59435, w1895], born 31 Dec 1793 at Ashburnham^{142,1 {p136},2 {p287},45 {p30}}.

She married Samuel BROOKS 25 Apr 1822, (May 1812 per Ward) at Ashburnham, both of Ashburnham^{142,1 {p136},2 {p288},45 {p30}}. He was born 20 May 1792 at Ashburnham¹⁴², son of Thaddeus BROOKS and Sarah WINCHESTER. Samuel BROOKS and Ruth RICE resided in 1854 at Ashburnham^{1 {p136}}.
viii: Susan RICE [QQ59437, w1896], born 20 Jan 1796 at Ashburnham^{142,1 {p136},45 {p30}}. She died 13 Jun 1863^{45 {p30}}. She was living in 1854^{1 {p136}}. She was nearly blind.^{1 {p136}}
ix: Silas RICE [QQ59438, w1897], born 13 Apr 1798 at Ashburnham^{142,1 {p136},45 {p55}}. He died 30 Sep 1862, aged 64y at Ashby, MA^{192,45 {p55},56}. He was buried at Ashby, in Glenwood Cemetery⁵⁶.

He married first, Almira COREY 12 Sep 1825 at Ashburnham, MA^{142,1 {136, 224},45 {p55}}. She was born 27 Feb 1801 at Ashburnham, (not found in the published records)^{193 {p652}}, died 25 Feb 1843, (26th per Ward), aged 42y at Ashburnham (under the name Rice)^{142,1 {p224},45 {p55},56}, was buried at Ashby, MA, in Glenwood Cemetery⁵⁶, daughter of Stephen COREY and Joanna ADAMS. Silas RICE and Almira COREY resided at Ashburnham, MA^{1 {p224}}.

He married second, Adaline KENDALL 8 May 1844 at Ashby, MA, listed as Silas of Ashburnham^{192,1 {p224},45 {p55}}. She was born 24 Aug 1814 at Ashby¹⁹², died 24 Aug 1885 at Fitchburg, MA^{193 {p866},45 {p55}}, daughter of Joseph KENDALL and Mary. Silas RICE and Adaline KENDALL declared their intention to marry 20 Apr 1844 at Ashburnham, MA, listed as Mrs Adeline Sawin of Ashby¹⁴². They were enumerated in 1850 at Ashby, MA^{141 {323:87}}.
x: Salmon RICE [QQ59440, w1898], born 30 Sep 1800 at Ashburnham, MA^{142,1 {p136}}. He died 12 Dec 1838 at Newmarket, NH^{1 {p224}}.

He married Catharine CUMMINGS 29 Nov 1827 at New Ipswich, NH, Salmon of Ashburnham^{481 {p345},1 {136, 224},45 {p56}}. She was born 29 Jun 1802 at New Ipswich^{481 {p345}}, died 31 Dec 1883 at Amherst, NH^{193 {p867},481 {p345}}, daughter of George CUMMINGS and Sarah WILLARD. Salmon RICE and Catharine CUMMINGS declared their intention to marry 10 Nov 1827 at Ashburnham, MA, listed as Catherine of New Ipswich, NH¹⁴².

Eliakim RICE

i: John RICE [QQ59442], born 17 Jul 1780 at Ashburnham, MA, (not found in the published records)^{45 {p30}}.
ii: Sarah RICE [QQ59443], born 5 Jun 1782, (1 June per DAR application) at Ashburnham, (not found in the published records)^{45 {p30},14 {p52},287 {521587, 512828}}. She died 22 Feb 1837 at Hartland, VT^{14 {p52}}.

She married Cary ALLEN. He was born 1 Oct 1783^{14 {p52}}, died 27 Mar 1874 at probably Hartland, VT^{14 {p52}}. They had 6 children before 1817.^{14 {p52}}
iii: Hannah RICE [QQ59444], born 13 Nov 1785 at Hartland, VT^{45 {p30},14 {p52}}.

She married Luther EDSON. He was thinly documented.
iv: Eliakim RICE Jr [QQ59445], born 19 Jun 1788^{45 {p30}}.

He married Betsy JONES. She was born about 1791^{141 {593:333}}. They were enumerated in 1850 at Hadley, Saratoga Co, NY^{141 {593:333}}.
v: Oliver RICE [QQ59446], born 1 Apr 1790, (8th per Supplement) at Hartland, VT^{158,484,45 {p30},287 {521587, 512828}}. He died 19 Nov 1857 at Luzerne, Warren Co, NY⁴⁸⁴.

He married Emilie JONES. She was born in 1801 in Vermont^{141 {593:333},484}. They were enumerated in 1850 at Hadley, Saratoga Co, NY^{141 {593:333},484}.
vi: Stephen RICE [QQ59447], born 27 Dec 1792 at Hartland, VT^{45 {p30},485}. He died 3 Feb 1871 at Fremont, MN^{184 {107:207},485}. According to family members, Stephen Rice served in the War of 1812.

Stephen left Vermont sometime before 1850. He appears in the 1850 census, living in or near Lowell, Wisconsin. He and Phoebe moved from Wisconsin sometime before 1870. According to the 1870 Minnesota census Stephen and Phoebe were living in Fremont Township, Winona County, Minnesota, near their son Luther and his family.

His death certificate shows he died of asthma and that he was a mechanic.⁴⁸⁵

He married Phoebe BURBANK 22 Dec 1814 at Hartland, VT^{45 {p30},485}. She was born 24 Dec 1793 at Powell, VT⁴⁸⁵, died about 1885 at Saint Charles, Winona Co, MN^{184 {107:207},485}. She was also known as Phebe^{45 {p30}}. In 1875 Phoebe was living in St. Charles, Winona County, Minnesota with her daughter and son-in-law, Marinda and John Cowley.⁴⁸⁵
vii: David RICE [QQ59448], born 25 Sep 1795 at Hartland, VT^{2 {p212},45 {p30}}. He died 23 Nov 1871 at Bethel, VT^{2 {p213}}.

He married Patience WHEELER. She was born about 1794^{2 {p213}}, died 9 Apr 1869, aged 75y^{2 {p213}}, daughter of A. WHEELER and P.. There may have been additional children - both before and after Luther.^{2 {p213}}
viii: Luther RICE [QQ59449], born 24 Nov 1799 at Hartland, VT^{158,2 {p213},45 {p30},287 {521587, 512828}}. He died 22 Mar 1876, (25th per DAR application), aged 76y 3m 29d at Middlebury, VT, from typhoid fever^{158 {p69},2 {p213},45 {p30},287 {521587, 512828}}. Occupation: a farmer, between 1850 and 1860^{304 {1329:356},141 {930:20}}. Occupation: a shoe maker, in 1876^{158 {p69}}.

He married Lucy ROGERS 16 Nov 1826 at Stockbridge, VT, both of Stockbridge^{2 {p213},486,287 {521587, 512828}}. She was born 16 Jul 1803 at Rochester, VT^{287 {p392493}}, died 15 Jan 1872, (16 Jul per DAR application) at Middlebury, VT^{287 {521587, 512828}}. They were enumerated in 1850 at Stockbridge, VT^{141 {930:20}}. They were enumerated in 1870 at Middlebury, VT^{461 {1614:133A}}.

Reuben RICE

i: Sarah RICE [QQ59451, w1899], born 25 Nov 1786 at Ashburnham^{142,1 {p137},2 {p288},45 {p30}}. She died 17 Jan 1840, aged 53y (under the name Gibbs)^{2 {p288},47}. She was buried 19 Jan 1840 at Cambridge, MA⁴⁷.

She married Col Benjamin GIBBS 19 Dec 1813 at Ashburnham, MA, not listed as Benjamin of Cambridge^{142,1 {p137},2 {p288},45 {p30}}. He was born 3 Feb 1790 at Ashburnham¹⁴², died 7 Sep 1863 at Cambridge, MA^{193 {p717},2 {p289}}, son of Joseph GIBBS and Elizabeth LAWS. He was in the military serving in the Militia^{2 {288, 289}}. They relocated about 1826 to Cambridge^{193 {p717}}.
ii: Capt Reuben RICE [QQ59453, w1900], born 20 Jan 1789 at Ashburnham, MA^{142,1 {p137},45 {p56}}. He died 21 Mar 1858, (20th per state records), aged 69y (68 per state records) at Pepperell, MA, from consumption^{181 {121:145.4},2 {p288},193 {p868},56}. He was buried at Ashburnham, MA, in Meetinghouse Hill (Old) Cemetery^56,487. He served in the War of 1812 and subsequently was commander of the Ashburnham Light Infantry. In 1837 he removed to Fitchburg and later to Lunenburg.^{193 {p868},487}

He married first, Dorcas POLLEY 13 Jan 1813, (19th per church records) at Ashburnham, both of Ashburnham^{142,1 {137, 224},2 {p288},45 {p56}}. She was born 26 Nov 1789 at Ashburnham^{142 {p62}}, died 17 Sep 1816, aged between 20 and 30 years at Ashburnham (under the name Rice)^{142,1 {p224},2 {p288},45 {p56}}, daughter of Peter POLLEY and Desire FLINT.

He married second, Charlotte STEARNS 12 Jul 1820 at Ashburnham^{142,1 {p224},2 {p288},45 {p56}}. She was born about 1795, as calculated from her death record, was baptized 18 Oct 1795 at Ashburnham¹⁴², died 31 Aug 1849, aged 54y at Fitchburg, MA (under the name Rice)^{229 {8:182},142,1 {p224},2 {p288},45 {p56}}, was buried at Ashburnham, MA, in Meetinghouse Hill (Old) Cemetery¹⁴², daughter of William STEARNS and Lydia DAVIS. Capt Reuben RICE and Charlotte STEARNS resided at Fitchburg, MA^{1 {p224}}.
iii: Joseph RICE [QQ59455, w1901], born 23 Oct 1792, (3 Oct per Ward) at Ashburnham, MA^{142,1 {p137},45 {p56}}. He died 9 Aug 1844, (6th per church records), aged 52y 9m 13d at Ashburnham, from consumption^{142,1 {p224},45 {p56}}.

He married Susan BALCOM 26 Feb 1818 at Ashburnham^{142,1 {137, 224},45 {p56}}. She died 2 Dec 1883^{193 {p868}}.
iv: Anna RICE [QQ59457, w1902], born 25 Sep 1794, (15th per Ward) at Ashburnham^{142,1 {p137},2 {p288},45 {p30}}.

She married Ephraim TAYLOR 2 Nov 1815, (3 November per Ward) at Ashburnham^{142,1 {p137},2 {p288},45 {p30}}. He was born 25 Jul 1793 at Ashburnham^{142,2 {p288}}, son of Phinehas TAYLOR and Sarah.
v: Eunice RICE [QQ59459, w1903], born 19 Jun 1797 at Ashburnham^{142,1 {p137},2 {p288},45 {p56}}. She died 27 Jun 1828, (26th per Rice Gen'l Register), aged 31y at Ashburnham (under the name Conn)^{142,2 {p288},45 {p56}}. She was buried at Ashburnham, in Meetinghouse Hill (Old) Cemetery¹⁴².

She married John CONN 26 Sep 1816, (25th per Ward) at Ashburnham, listed as John of Amherst, NH^{142,1 {p224},2 {p288},45 {p56}}. He was born 30 Jan 1794 at Ashburnham, (not found in the published records)^{193 {p645},2 {p288},45 {p56}}, died 1 Apr 1864 at Ashburnham^{193 {p645}}, son of John CONN and Mary FARWELL.
vi: Amos RICE [QQ59461, w1904], born 28 Jun 1799, (23rd per Ward) at Ashburnham^{142,1 {p137}}. He died 4 Apr 1841 at Cambridge, MA, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p224}}. He was buried 6 Apr 1841, aged 42y at Cambridge⁴⁷.

He married Eunice ROBBINS 14 Sep 1824 at Ashburnham, MA, both of Ashburnham^{142,1 {p137},45 {p56}}. She was born 24 Jan 1803 at Westminster, MA²³¹. She resided in 1846 at Bedford, MA^{1 {p224}}. They relocated in 1833 to Cambridge, MA^{193 {p868}}.
vii: Zebulon RICE [QQ59463, w1905], born 6 May 1801 at Ashburnham, MA, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p137},2 {p289},45 {p30}}. He died 14 Jan 1888^{45 {p30}}. Relocated after 1880 to Malden, MA^{193 {p868}}.

He married Susan W. WHITING 1 Jun 1826 at Ashburnham, MA^{142,1 {p137},2 {p289},45 {p30}}. She died 19 Feb 1871 at Ashburnham^{2 {p289}}. They resided at Ashburnham^{1 {p137}}.
viii: Lucy RICE [QQ59465, w1906], born 20 Dec 1803 at Ashburnham, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p137},2 {p289},45 {p30}}. She died 29 Dec 1885^{2 {p289}}.

She married Col Benjamin GIBBS 22 Jul 1841 at Cambridge, MA^{47,1 {p137},2 {288, 289},45 {p30}}. He was born 3 Feb 1790 at Ashburnham, MA¹⁴², died 7 Sep 1863 at Cambridge, MA^{193 {p717},2 {p289}}, son of Joseph GIBBS and Elizabeth LAWS. He was in the military serving in the Militia^{2 {288, 289}}.
ix: Matilda RICE [QQ59467, w1907], born 24 Jul 1806 at Ashburnham, MA, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p137}}. She died 7 Apr 1881 at Fitchburg, MA^{193 {p645}}.

She married John CONN 19 Sep 1829, (26 September 1826 per Ward) at Ashburnham, MA^{142,1 {137, 224},45 {p56}}. He was born 30 Jan 1794 at Ashburnham, (not found in the published records)^{193 {p645},2 {p288},45 {p56}}, died 1 Apr 1864 at Ashburnham^{193 {p645}}, son of John CONN and Mary FARWELL.
x: Emma RICE [QQ59468, w1908], born 6 Mar 1811 at Ashburnham, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p137},45 {p30}}. She died 4 Apr 1840, aged 29y at Leominster, MA (under the name Adams)^{224,1 {p137}}.

She married Benjamin ADAMS 16 Jan 1838 at Fitchburg, MA^{229 {3:284},1 {p137},45 {p30}}. He was thinly documented. They declared their intention to marry 29 Dec 1837 at Fitchburg, both of Fitchburg^{229 {3:183}}.

Reuben RICE and Charlotte JOHNSON had no recorded children.

Susanna RICE

i: Mary SAMSON [QQ119974], born 24 Jul 1783^{2 {p122}}, baptized 20 Aug 1786 at Gardner, MA (under the name Sampson)¹⁸⁸. She died 2 Sep 1856^{2 {p122}}. She resided at Ashburnham, MA^{2 {p122}}. She resided at Boylston, MA^{2 {p122}}.

She married Ebenezer CLARK. He was born 8 Jun 1779 at Braintree, MA^{276 {p859}}, died 11 Sep 1850^{193 {p880}}.
ii: Susanna SAMSON [QQ323894], baptized 20 Aug 1786 at Gardner, MA¹⁸⁸.
iii: Jonathan SAMSON Jr [QQ119978], born 20 Dec 1786 at Gardner^{188,2 {122, 213}}. He died 2 Dec 1869^{2 {p213}}. He resided at Ashburnham, MA^{2 {p122}}. He resided at Boylston, MA^{2 {p122}}.

He married Betsey GIBBS 15 May 1814 at Ashburnham, MA^{142,2 {122, 213}}. She was born 16 Mar 1792 at Ashburnham^{142,2 {p213}}, died 18 Jul 1870^{2 {p213}}, daughter of Joseph GIBBS and Elizabeth LAWS.
iv: Margaret SAMSON [QQ119980], born 17 Feb 1789 at Gardner, MA^{188,2 {122, 214}}. She died 19 Oct 1860^{2 {p214}}. She resided at Ashburnham, MA^{2 {p122}}. She resided at Boylston, MA^{2 {p122}}.

She married John TRIMNALL, John from England^{2 {122, 214}}. He was born in England^{193 {p926}}, died 9 Oct 1840 at Ashburnham, MA^{142,2 {p214}}.
v: SAMSON (female) [QQ119982], born about 1791^{2 {p122}}.

She married PRIEST. He was thinly documented. They removed from Canada^{2 {p122}}.
vi: Dolly R. SAMSON [QQ119976], born 22 Mar 1792, (1785 per Rice Gen'l Register) at Gardner, MA^{188,2 {122, 213}}. She died 18 Dec 1873^{2 {p213}}. She resided at Ashburnham, MA^{2 {p122}}. She resided at Boylston, MA^{2 {p122}}.

She married Henry GIPSON 4 Aug 1811 at Ashburnham, MA, listed as Henry of Fitchburg^{142,2 {122, 213}}. He was born 18 Oct 1793 at Lunenburg, MA, (not found in the published records)^{2 {p213}}, died 10 Mar 1861^{2 {p213}}. They declared their intention to marry 20 Jul 1811 at Fitchburg, MA, listed as Dolly of Ashburnham^{229 {3:87}}. They relocated in 1827 to Ashburnham, MA^{193 {p719}}.
vii: Sally SAMSON [QQ119984], born about 1793^{2 {p122}}. She resided at Ashburnham^{2 {p122}}. She resided at Boylston, MA^{2 {p122}}.

She married Enoch L. BARRETT 12 Apr 1820, (1821 per Rice Gen'l Register) at Ashburnham, MA, listed as Enoch of Mason, NH^{142,2 {p122}}. He was thinly documented.
viii: Abraham SAMSON [QQ119986], born 29 Apr 1795 at Ashburnham, (not found in the published records)^{2 {122, 214}}. He died 16 May 1842^{2 {p214}}. He resided at Ashburnham^{2 {p122}}. He resided at Boylston, MA^{2 {p122}}.

He married Oldice THOMAS in 1816^{2 {122, 214}}. She was born 17 Jan 1800 at Rindge, NH^{440 {p727},2 {p214}}, died 10 Jan 1867^{2 {p214}}, daughter of Francis THOMAS Jr and Elizabeth GRAGG. Abraham SAMSON and Oldice THOMAS resided in Canada^{193 {p882}}. They resided in New York^{193 {p882}}.
ix: Isaac SAMSON [QQ119988], born in 1800^{2 {122, 214}}. He died about 1855^{2 {p214}}. He resided at Boylston, MA^{2 {p122}}.

Married Melinda BARRETT. She was thinly documented. They declared their intention to marry 26 Oct 1823 at Ashburnham, MA, listed as Melinda of Mason, NH^{142,2 {122, 214}}. They resided at Ashburnham^{2 {122, 214}}. They resided in Canada^{2 {p214}}.

Elisha RICE

i: Louisa RICE [QQ119990], born 7 Nov 1787, (Rice Gen'l Register also indicates the date of birth as 9 October 1789) in Hinsdale^{2 {123, 215}}. She died 12 Feb 1814 at Lebanon, NH^{2 {p215}}.

She married Rev David PICKERING. He was thinly documented, son of John PICKERING and Hannah INGERSOLL.
ii: Mary RICE [QQ119992], born 17 Jun 1789 at Sterling, MA, (not found in the published records)^{2 {p123}}.
iii: Elisha RICE Jr [QQ119993], born 10 Mar 1791, (16 March 1791 per gravestone) at Sterling, (not found in the published records)^{2 {p123},56}. He died 11 Apr 1876⁵⁶. He was buried at Kendall, Orleans Co, NY, in Beechwood Cemetery⁵⁶. Elisha Rice was one of the eighteen constituent (founding) members of the Baptist Church at Kendall, participating in a meeting for that purpose on 31 August 1831 at the home of Reuben Roblee. On 21 January 1833, the church was organized as the First Baptist Society of North Murray and Elisha was elected as one of the five trustees. At the beginning of 1834, the church numbered fifty five members.^{488 {p203}}

He married Olive BAGLEY 7 Sep 1818 at Hartland, VT^56,158. She was born 25 Sep 1789⁵⁶, died 20 Oct 1872⁵⁶, was buried at Kendall, Orleans Co, NY, in Beechwood Cemetery⁵⁶. They were enumerated in 1860 at Kendall^{304 {836:21.25}}.
iv: Zebulon Gilbert RICE [QQ119994], born 5 Jul 1793, (4 July per gravestone) at Plymouth, VT^{2 {p123},56}. He died 11 May 1884⁵⁶. He was buried at Kendall, Orleans Co, NY, in Beechwood Cemetery⁵⁶. Zebulon Rice was one of the early pioneers who settled in Kendall in 1815, Zebulon coming in December of that year and settling first on lot 56. At that time there was not a house within five miles of him. After improving about 25 acres he disposed of lot 56 and bought lot 68.^{488 {197, 8}} On 20 June 1836 53 acres of land at Kendall, lot 68, were deeded to Zebulon Rice. On 12 April 1837 this lot was deeded to Elisha Rice and on 12 April lot 79, 24 acres, was deeded to Zebulon.^{489 {p663}}

He married first, Welthea RIPSON. She was born 7 Nov 1794⁵⁶, died 13 Feb 1851⁵⁶, was buried at Kendall, in Beechwood Cemetery⁵⁶. They were enumerated in 1850 at Kendall, on the 1850 census, Zebulon had a 14 year old boy named Alfred Whedon/Wheaton living with his family. Godfrey Whedon/Wheaton, age 13, lived with Zebulon's son, Jasper^{141 {575:57.31}}.

He married second, Rilla Ann MALLORY. She was born 2 Nov 1795 in Connecticut^56,490, died 24 Apr 1881⁵⁶, was buried at Kendall, Orleans Co, NY, in Beechwood Cemetery⁵⁶. They were enumerated in 1870 at Kendall^{461 {1071:176.A37}}. They were enumerated in 1880 at Kendall, NY, with Zebulon's son Elisha⁴⁹⁰.
v: Reuben RICE [QQ119995], born 13 May 1796 at Hartland, VT^{2 {p123}}. He died 29 Jan 1868⁵⁶. He was buried at Kendall, Orleans Co, NY, in Beechwood Cemetery⁵⁶.

He married Caroline N. COLSTON. She was born 18 May 1820⁵⁶, died 25 Feb 1851⁵⁶, was buried at Kendall, in Beechwood Cemetery⁵⁶, daughter of Charles E. COLSTON and Susan.
vi: Nathaniel RICE [QQ119996], born 10 May 1799, (printed as 1793) at Hartland, VT^{2 {p123}}. He died 24 Feb 1872⁵⁶. He was buried at Kendall, Orleans Co, NY, in Beechwood Cemetery⁵⁶.
vii: Sarah RICE [QQ119997], born 5 Feb 1802 at Hartland, VT^{2 {p123}}. She died 21 Oct 1877, aged 75y (under the name Cowles)⁵⁶. She was buried at Kendall, Orleans Co, NY, in Beechwood Cemetery⁵⁶. She resided about 1841 at Battle Creek, Calhoun Co, MI, as Sarah Cowles took a letter in March, 1841, from the Homer church to unite with the Battle Creek church⁴⁹¹.

She married Simeon COWLES. He died in 1839⁴⁹¹. They resided about 1836 at Homer, Calhoun Co, MI, as Sarah was recorded as joining the First Freewill Baptist Church of Homer in that year⁴⁹¹.
viii: Roxanna RICE [QQ119998], born 7 Oct 1807, (1801 per gravestone transcription, c1806 calculated from 1855 census) at Hartland, VT^{2 {p123},56,490}. She died 2 Oct 1860⁵⁶. She was buried at Kendall, Orleans Co, NY, in Beechwood Cemetery⁵⁶. On 1 November 1855, Roxana (sic) Barber and others were recorded as owning lot 46, 85 acres, in Kendall. The lot had previously been recorded to William Plocker on 1 October 1846.^{489 {p662}}

She married Ryan BARBER. He was born 6 Oct 1798 at Georgia, VT⁴⁹⁰, died 1 Jun 1850⁵⁶, was buried at Kendall, Orleans Co, NY, in Beechwood Cemetery⁵⁶, son of Uri BARBER. The first school house in Murray, now Kendall, was a log building, built in 1822. Ryan Barber was one of the first teachers.^{489 {p407}} In May 1837 Ryan Barber, a magistrate, presided over the organization meeting for the Town of Kendall. From 1839 to 1841 Ryan Barber served as Supervisor for the Town of Kendall. On 1 June 1844, Ryan Barber was recorded as owning lot 58, 25 acres in the Town of Kendall.^{488 {p200},489 {660, 663}}

Mary RICE

i: Stephen RANDALL III [QQ120001], born 5 Apr 1786 at Ashburnham, MA (under the name Randal)^{142,2 {p123}}. He died 20 Jul 1862 at Hamlin, NY^{2 {p123}}. He resided at Ashburnham, MA^{2 {p123}}.
ii: Amos RANDALL [QQ120002], born 3 Jan 1788 at Ashburnham (under the name Randal)^{142,2 {p123}}. He died 22 Aug 1830 at Kendall, Orleans Co, NY^{193 {p859}}. He resided at Ashburnham, MA^{2 {p123}}. He resided at Kendall, Orleans Co, NY^{193 {p859}}.

He married Fanny TABOR 7 Apr 1813^{2 {p123}}. She died 22 Dec 1877^{193 {p859}}.
iii: Mary RANDALL [QQ120004], born 14 Sep 1789 at Ashburnham, MA (under the name Randal)^{142,2 {p123}}. She resided at Ashburnham^{2 {p123}}.

She married COCHRANE. He was thinly documented.
iv: Theophilus RANDALL [QQ120006], born 10 Sep 1791 at Ashburnham (under the name Randal)^{142,2 {p123}}. He died 20 Feb 1854 at Hamlin, NY^{2 {p123}}. Occupation: a physician^{193 {p859}}. He resided at Ashburnham, MA^{2 {p123}}.
v: John RANDALL [QQ120007], baptized 3 Aug 1794 at Ashburnham (under the name Randal)^{142,2 {p123}}. He died 14 Mar 1795^{2 {p123}}. He resided at Ashburnham^{2 {p123}}.
vi: Betsey RANDALL [QQ120008], born 18 Jan 1796 at Ashburnham (under the name Randal)^{142,2 {p123}}. She resided at Ashburnham^{2 {p123}}.

She married SANBORN. He was thinly documented.
vii: John Wesley RANDALL [QQ120009], born 27 Feb 1798, (22nd per Rice Gen'l Register) at Ashburnham (under the name Randal)^{142,2 {p123}}. He died 10 Jan 1880 at Shabbona, IL^{193 {p859}}. He resided at Ashburnham, MA^{2 {p123}}.

He married Jane DANIELS 11 Jun 1820^{2 {p123}}. She died 10 Feb 1868 at Chicago, IL^{193 {p859}}.
viii: Jesse Lee RANDALL [QQ120012], born 21 Mar 1804^{2 {p123}}. He died 27 Mar 1832 in Pennsylvania^{2 {p123}}.

Luke RICE

i: Billy RICE [QQ120013], born 12 Oct 1792 at Plymouth, VT^{2 {p123}}.
ii: Eunice RICE [QQ120014], born 16 May 1794 at Plymouth^{2 {p123}}. She was also known as Unice^{2 {p123}}.
iii: Hannah RICE [QQ120015], born 24 Jul 1796 at Plymouth^{2 {p123}}.
iv: Amelia RICE [QQ120016], born 23 Aug 1798 at Plymouth^{2 {p123}}.
v: Luke RICE Jr [QQ120017], born 21 Mar 1800 at Plymouth^{2 {p123}}.

Stephen RICE

i: Sally RICE [QQ120020], born Jul 1794 at Woodstock, VT^{493,2 {p123}}. She resided at Salisbury, VT^{2 {p123}}.

She married Amasa PARSONS 1 Jan 1817 at Roxbury, VT, Amasa of Warren, Vermont^{494 {1:291},2 {p123}}. He was born Jan 1791 at Halifax, VT⁴⁹³, died 17 Apr 1888, aged 97y 4m 13d at Warren, VT⁴⁹³, son of Elias PARSONS and Sybil WAKEFIELD.
ii: Betsey RICE [QQ120022], born 15 Feb 1796 at Woodstock, VT^{493,495 {p143},2 {123, 215}}. She died 18 May 1870 at Tampico, IL^{2 {p215},493,495 {p143}}. She was buried at Fort Atkinson, WI, in Evergreen Cemetery⁴⁹³. She resided in 1850 at Jefferson Twp, Jefferson Co, WI, with her son D A Colton⁴⁹³. She resided in 1860 at Koshkonong Twp, Jefferson Co, WI, with her son-in-law Thomas Crane and family⁴⁹³.

She married first, Oliver COLTON 7 Mar 1815, (3 May at Salisbury per Rice Gen'l Register) at Roxbury, VT^{495 {p143},494 {1:290},2 {123, 215}}. He was born 12 Mar 1791 at Cornish, NH^{2 {p215},495 {p143}}, died about Oct 1874 at Tampico, Whiteside Co, IL. The Colton genealogy has the date as 13 February 1875. Oliver Cromwell Colton's probate documents from Whiteside County state that he was deceased as of October 1874 and not in 1875^{493,495 {p143}}, son of Oliver COLTON.

She married second, Lewis Augustus ROCKWELL 16 Dec 1862 at Fort Atkinson, WI⁴⁹⁴. He was born 26 Jan 1807 in New York⁴⁹³, died 9 Jan 1880 in Jefferson County, WI⁴⁹³, was buried at Fort Atkinson, WI, in Evergreen Cemetery⁴⁹³, son of Thomas ROCKWELL and Mary Jemima DUNHAM.
iii: Alphonzo RICE [QQ120024], born 8 Mar 1798, (1796 per gravestone) at Woodstock, VT^{493,2 {123, 215},56}. He died 11 Aug 1874 at Brooklyn, Poweshiek Co, IA^493,56. He was buried at Abington, MA, in Mount Vernon Cemetery, or, more likely, memorialized. His wife is buried at Mount Vernon Cemetery, Abington. Alphonso's name is inscribed on the gravestone as "ALPHONSO RICE 1796-1874" (with foot marker "Father"). There is also a gravestone in the IOOF Cemetery, Brooklyn, IA inscribed: "In Memory of Father, Alphonso Rice, Died, Aug 11, 1874, 76yrs, 5mo.,3d"⁴⁹³. He resided at Salisbury, VT^{2 {p123}}.

He married Mary CARDELL Apr 1829 at Ticonderoga, Essex Co, NY^{2 {123, 215}}. She was born 13 Dec 1806 at Ticonderoga^{493,2 {p215},56}, died 13 Feb 1885 at Warren, VT^{2 {p215},56}, was buried at Abington, MA, in Mount Vernon Cemetery^56,496. They resided at Brookline, IA^{2 {p123}}. They were enumerated in 1850 at Brookfield, VT, Alphonso, 53y, male, born VT, real estate $1,600;
Mary, 42y, female, born NY;
John A, 20y, male, born VT;
Mary, 18y, female, born VT;
Louisa, 17y, born VT;
Lavinia, 15y, female, born VT;
Hannah, 14y, female, born VT;
Caroline, 11y, female, born VT;
Charles, 8y, male, born VT;
George, 6y, male, born VT;
Eugene, 3y, male, born VT^{141 {926:260.B31}}. They were enumerated in 1860 at Brookfield, Alphonso Rice, 61y, male, farmer, real estate $3,000, personal estate $700, born VT;
Mary, 51y, female, born NY;
Charles, 18y, male, farmer, born VT;
George, 15y, male, born VT;
Eugene, 13y, male, born VT;
Carrie, 21y, female, born VT;
Lavinia Putnam, 25y, female, born VT;
Frank E Putnam, 4y, male, born MA;
George H Putnam, 1y, male, born VT^{304 {1323:99.32}}.
iv: Matilda RICE [QQ120026], born 19 Apr 1800 at Woodstock, VT^{493,2 {p123}}. She died 14 Oct 1888 at Oakland, Jefferson Co, WI⁴⁹³.

She married Winslow Thomas STETSON 30 Jan 1832^{493,2 {p123}}. He was born 12 Aug 1799 at Warren, VT⁴⁹³, died 1 Jan 1854⁴⁹³, was buried at Cambridge, Dane Co, WI, in Lake Ripley Cemetery⁴⁹³, son of Winslow STETSON and Prudence RALPH.
v: Eusebia RICE [QQ120028], born 22 Apr 1802 at Woodstock, VT^{132,277 {#157675},2 {p123}}. She died 21 Mar 1895, aged 92y at Fort Atkinson, WI (under the name Ralph)^{277 {#157675},132}. She was buried at Fort Atkinson, in Evergreen Cemetery^{277 {#157675}}. The Watertown (WI) Republican of 10 Oct 1888 noted a Rice Family Reunion attended by Mathilda Rice Stetson, Mrs. Eusebia (Rice) Ralph, Charles Rice, Stephen A. Rice and Mrs. Cynthia Rice Bagley.⁴⁹³

She married Isaac RALPH Oct 1835^{132,2 {p123}}. He was born 7 Oct 1811 at Woodstock, VT^{277 {#173446}}, died 30 May 1895 at Koshkonong, Jefferson Co, WI^{277 {#173446}}, was buried at Fort Atkinson, WI, in Evergreen Cemetery⁴⁹³, son of Daniel RALPH Jr and Jenny THOMAS. Reminiscences of Benjamin Ralph (son of Isaac) - 1917:
"My parents came to Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin from their home in Burlington, Vermont in the fall of 1853. The first night we slept at the home of my uncle, Stephen Rice. This house has been recently removed to a new site to make room for the new post office. When we first came here (Fort Atkinson), there were three taverns, three stores, two places where they made wagons by hand, an old brewery and two blacksmith shops with one man at a place. At this time there were only thirty-two or thirty-three dwelling places. Father had bought goods here planning to start a store. So he began business in a building on Main Street where the Statz Store is now located. This building was moved to Mechanic Street and made into a residence and is now occupied by N. Weinberg. My father sold dry goods, groceries and clocks. He had brought two hundred clocks with him from Burlington. During the first year we did not make our salt. We were all very homesick, and planned to go back to Vermont the following fall."⁴⁹³ Isaac RALPH and Eusebia RICE were enumerated in 1880 at Fort Atkinson, Jefferson Co, WI, Isaac B. Ralph, self, male, married, 68y, born VT Occ: Retired Farmer, father born VT, mother born VT;
Eusebia Ralph, wife, female, married, 78y, born VT Occ: Keeping House, father born MA, mother born CT^{497 {1430:152}}.
vi: Benjamin RICE [QQ120030], born 16 Mar 1804 at Woodstock, VT^{493,2 {p124}}. He died 2 May 1867, (12th per Rogers) at Royalton, VT^{492 {p920},493}. He was buried at Royalton, in New North Royalton Cemetery⁴⁹³. Occupation: a woolen manufacturer and farmer^{492 {p921}}. Relocated about 1825 to Boston, MA^{492 {p920}}. Relocated about 1828 to Warren, VT^{492 {p921}}.

He married Mary Abigail CHILDS 18 Jan 1829 at Bethel, VT^{493,492 {p920},2 {p124}}. She was born 24 May 1807 at Cornish, NH^{492 {p920},2 {p124}}, died 25 Apr 1868 at Royalton, VT^{492 {p920},2 {p124}}, was buried at Royalton, in North Cemetery^{492 {p920}}, daughter of Enos CHILD and Sarah BEMIS. Benjamin RICE and Mary Abigail CHILDS resided at Royalton^{2 {p124}}.
vii: Charles RICE [QQ120032], born 8 Apr 1806 at Woodstock, VT^{132,2 {p124}}. He died 28 Apr 1891, aged 85y 20d at Fort Atkinson, WI¹³². He was buried at Fort Atkinson, in Evergreen Cemetery⁴⁹³.

He married Sarah FRIZZELL about 17 Mar 1829 in Vermont^{493,2 {p124}}. She was born 26 Dec 1808 at Randolph, VT⁴⁹³, died 17 Aug 1880 in Jefferson County, WI⁴⁹³, was buried at Fort Atkinson, WI, in Evergreen Cemetery⁴⁹³. They were enumerated in 1880 at Fort Atkinson, Jefferson Co, WI, Charles Rice, self, male, married, 74y, born VT, Occ: Farmer, father born MA, mother born MA;
Sarah Rice, wife, female, married, 71y, born VT, Occ: Keeping House, father born CT, mother born VT;
Ellen M. Rice, daughter, single, 36y, born WI, Occ: Teacher, father born VT, mother born VT^{497 {1430:158B}}.
viii: Lucy RICE [QQ120034], born in 1809 at Woodstock, VT^{493,2 {p124}}.
ix: Stephen A. RICE [QQ120035], born 6 Aug 1811 at Roxbury, VT^{2 {124, 215}}. He died 4 Feb 1902 at Fort Atkinson, WI^{277 {#186516}}. He was buried at Fort Atkinson, in Evergreen Cemetery⁴⁹³. Stephen moved to the West via Buffalo and the Great Lakes, landing at Green Bay, Wisconsin. He took a claim in Cook Co. Illinois near Chicago, abandoning it because it was swamp land.

He came to Jefferson County Wisconsin in 1837. In the 1842 census, his family resided in Jefferson Twp., Jefferson Co. The 1850 census for S.A. Rice: Koshkonong Twp., Jefferson Co. age: 38, farmer. The 1860 census for Stephen Rice: Fort Atkinson: age: 48, farmer.

The following is an interview with Stephen A. Rice as it appeared in the Jefferson County Union in 1897: "People don't half appreciate the great blessing of railways and cheap mail service nowadays. Why, just think of the change since I settled here in 1837. I had to drive up to Aztalan after all my mail then, as we had no post office here. I paid 44 cents for each letter that came from my old home, Warren, Vermont, and postage money was scarce then, too. I couldn't afford to get many letters. Postmasters didn't trouble themselves about delivering a letter that was paid in advance, so I had to write home not to prepay the letters as I might not get them. What a blessing it would have been if pioneers here could have heard from 'down East homes' as quickly and cheaply as the Montana settlers can hear from Wisconsin fathers and mothers now. It took six weeks for a letter to get to Vermont from here and the same time for an answer to get back. I remember a surprise visit I gave to my mother in 1844. I had a title to four fine eighties of land and a wife and two children that she had not even heard about. I rented my farm and we went East. We got to Vergennes, Vt., and had only twenty-four miles over the mountains to go to Warren. I remember the world was coming to and end about that time - it had been postponed once - and all the Vergennes people who could get horses to travel with, had gone to Hines, a few miles away, to the Advent meeting. The Adventists were called Millerites, after Miller, their leader. The liveries were all cleaned out and there seemed no chance at all for me, when the landlord says, 'Why, there's Stephen Bragg. He told me he was going over pretty soon to see his folks. He had a Concord buggy. You had better see him.' I saw him and soon struck a bargain. By the way, he was a brother of Wm. D. Bragg, one of the first settlers of Lake Mills, and he afterward came West and went into business at Cambridge. We got started early. Stephen took my wife and Matilda and the baby in the carriage. I was to walk. Now, I don't mind it at all. I could walk in those days. My two trunks were strapped on behind. No wonder Stephen threw in a chain to make the wheels drag in going down the mountain. Mrs. Rice wasn't used to those grades and I don't think she had as much confidence in Stephen as she had in me. She jumped out of the buggy every time we struck a steep one. You ought to have seen us going down the other side of the mountain. I would run down a piece and brace myself and say 'come on', and down she would slip, slide and run and come bang up against me. Stephen was behind with the wheels chained and they were screeching and moaning as they came down, and the buggy almost straight up in the air. Finally we got there. Mother was so pleased she cried over us, and I remember wishing it wasn't so hard a journey so we could think of coming again soon, and, in fact, wishing we could have come before we did. I tell you lack of transportation facilities in those days caused an immense amount of suffering that is scarcely thought of now."^{2 {p215},493}

He married Laura ROBERTS 25 Apr 1840, (29th per Rice Gen'l Register) in Jefferson County, WI^{2 {124, 215}}. She was born 13 Aug 1821 in New York^{277 {#177643}}, died 18 May 1900 at Fort Atkinson, WI^{277 {#177643}}, was buried at Fort Atkinson, in Evergreen Cemetery^{277 {#177643}}, daughter of Jesse ROBERTS and Betsey IVES. Stephen A. RICE and Laura ROBERTS resided between 1850 and 1860 at Koshkonong Twp, Jefferson Co, WI^493,493. They were enumerated in 1880 at Koshkonong, Jefferson Co, WI, Stephen Rice, self, male, married, 68y, born VT, Occ: Farmer, father born MA, mother born MA;
Laura Rice, wife, female, married, 58y, born NY, Occ: Keeping House, father born CT, mother born MA;
Frank Barrett, other, male, single, 24y, born NY, Occ: Farm Laborer, father born NY, mother born NY^{497 {1430:145D}}.
x: Luther RICE [QQ120037], born 14 Oct 1814 at Roxbury, VT^{493,2 {p124}}. He died 3 Jul 1844 at Warren, VT⁴⁹³. He was buried at Warren, in Warren Village Cemetery⁴⁹³. He resided at Warren, unmarried^{2 {p124}}.
xi: Cynthia RICE [QQ120038], born 25 Jan 1818, (23rd per Rice Gen'l Register) at Roxbury, VT^{277 {#167937},2 {p124}}. She died 19 Jan 1898, aged 79y 11m 26d at Fort Atkinson, WI (under the name Bagley)^{277 {#167937}}. She was buried at Fort Atkinson, in Evergreen Cemetery⁴⁹³.

She married Perley BAGLEY 9 Nov 1837^{493,2 {p124}}. He was born 30 Apr 1808 at Brookfield, VT⁴⁹³, died 28 Feb 1900, aged 91y 10m 3d at Fort Atkinson, WI⁴⁹³, was buried at Fort Atkinson, in Evergreen Cemetery⁴⁹³, son of Samuel BAGLEY Jr and Hannah HUMPHREY. Perley BAGLEY and Cynthia RICE were enumerated in 1880 at Fort Atkinson, Jefferson Co, WI, Pearley D. Bagley, self, male, married, 72y, occ: farmer, born VT, father born MA, mother born RI;
Cynthia H. Bagley, wife, female, married, 62y, occ: keeping house, born VT, father born MA, mother born MA^{426 {1430:163.C23}}.