Husband James M. Southworth
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Marriage: Jan 1865
Wife Abigail Watson
Born: Dec 23, 1822 - Pittsfield, NH
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Died: Jul 31, 1906 - Lynn, MA
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Father: Daniel Watson
Mother: Sally Fogg
Other Spouse: Elbridge A. True - Bef 1850
Children
Husband Jason Carpenter Spaulding
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1 M Jason Carpenter Spaulding
Born: Mar 15, 1832
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Died: Nov 12, 1876 - Worecester, MA
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Spouse: Eliza Ann Evans
Marr: May 7, 1857
Spouse: Emily Ann Burnham
Marr: Jun 3, 1863
Husband Jeffery Fred Spear
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Marriage: Apr 14, 1993 - Epsom, NH
Wife Melody Colleen Yeaton
Born: Aug 7, 1951 - Concord, NH
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Father: John Brown Yeaton
Mother: Anne Lydia Sedjo
Children
Husband Augustus Spencer
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1 F Lucy M. Spencer
Born: Abt 1843 - Colebrook, NH
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Died: Nov 8, 1875 - Lynn, MA
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Spouse: William Gilman Hoyt
Marr: Nov 29, 1868 - Lynn, MA
Husband Edward Wood
Born: Sep 7, 1689 - Bradford, MA
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Father: John Wood
Mother: Isabel Hazen
Marriage: Dec 23, 1713 - Newbury, MA
Wife Mary Spofford
Born: Jun 15, 1692 - Rowley, MA
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Father: Samuel Spofford
Mother: Sarah Burpee
Children
Husband Henry Springer
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Wife Hannah Straw
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1 F Susannah Springer
Born: Mar 7, 1784 - Canaan, NH
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Died: Aug 7, 1866
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Spouse: Joseph Selley
Marr: Jun 21, 1803
Husband Harry Freeman Towle
Born: May 20, 1852 - Epsom, NH
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Died: Dec 31, 1912 - New Brighton, NY
Buried: - Gossville (Hopkinson) Cemetery, Epsom, NH
Father: Benjamin Marden Towle
Mother: Eliza Ham
Marriage: Dec 23, 1880 - Abington, MA
Wife Annie Miller Sproul
Born: Mar 30, 1859 - Abington, MA
Christened:
Died: After 1935
Buried:
Father: John Sproul
Mother: Sarah L. Wilson
Children
1 F Florence W. Towle
Born: Oct 9, 1898 - Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY
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Died: Jan 26, 1990 - Staten Island, Richmond, New York
Buried: - Colebrook Cemetery, Whitman, MA.
Spouse: Gunnar Oren
General Notes: Husband - Harry Freeman Towle
Living im Brooklyn, Ward 1, Kings NY 1900 and in1910. (census) with daughter Florence aged 11. His birth is given as May 1852.
1900 index listed as Harry F. Taule (Towle)
THE BROOKLY DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, December 31, 1912
H.F. Towle, School Principal, Dead
Was for Several Years Popular Teacher at Boys High School.
Students His Friends.
Brights's Disease Causes Death at His Home in State Island.
Harry F. Towle, principal of Curtis High School in the Borough of Richmond, died today at his home, 180 Hamilton avenue, New Brighton, Staten Island. He had been hill for some time with Bright's disease. He was in the sixty first year of his age.
Mr. Towle had long been connected with the Department of Education of New York City and is best known by Brooklynites for his many years of service in the Boys High School, Marcy avenue and Madison street, where he was an instructor for more than twenty years.
In the Brooklyn school he was undoubtedly the best like instructor of the faculty. His influence on the students was apparent on all sides and when he discontinued his connection with the high school in 1906, although the student body, as well as his fellow instructors, were glad to see his advance in the department, his loss was felt by all.
He knew how to deal with the average youth, and the manner in which he mingled with the students was the secret of his success. He commanded discipline at all times, and although he was in a sence one of the "boys" he did not at any time gain the disrespect of a single student.
While at Boys High School he was head of the Latin Department, and although the others who made up the corps of instructors brought forth excellent results, Mr. Towle had a way of his own which resulted in his promoting larger classed each term than did the others who instructed in latin.
Mr. Towle was a graduate of Dartmouth, and his alma mater always held a warm place in his heart. Many students followed the footsteps of Mr. Towle, entering Dartmouth at his suggestion upon their graduation from B.H.S. Mr. Towle was for a time president of the New York branch of the alumni. He was also for many years a member f the executive committee of the National Dartmouth Alumni. He was graduated from the university in 1876.
Mr. Towle was born in Epsom, New Hampshire. He attended the district school of his home town, and prepared for college at Pennacook [Pembroke ?[] Academy. After his graduation from Dartmouth he taught in Hollis and Nashua high schools in his native State, and was principal of the Whitman Massachusetts High School before going to Yonkers, where he was principal of a grammar school.
In 1883 Mr. Towle came to the Central High School, which was at that time located on Court street, and he taught mathematics there for a period of five years. When the Boys High School was created, he was appointed head of the Latin department, and also acted in the capacity of assistant principal of the institution.
It was while Mr. Towle and Oliver D. Clark were both connected with the Boys High School that a principal was needed at Curtis High School. The Board of Education appointed Mr. Clark. When Mr. Clark was taken ill his place was filled by William A. Crane, and instructor of the Curtis High School. Upon the death of Mr. Clark, the man who had filled his place was in the field for the pricnipalship, but the Board of Superintendents unanimously elected Mr. Towle.
His regime in Curtis since 1906 had been a success and he had brought forth the same results for which he was most preeminent at the Boys High School and other institutions with which he was affiliated.
Mr. Towle had been a member of Plymouth Church of this borough for more than twenty one years. He made his home of Montague street up to the time of his appointment as the head of the Staten Island institution. He was a member of the Psi Upsilon Fraternity and had been president of the Dartmouth College Society of New York. He was president of the latin Club, a member of the Teachers Association, member of the Schoolmasters Club and a member of Orion Lodfe, F. and A.M. He was also a member of the Sons of the Revolution.
He is survived by a widow, Annie M. and a daughter Florence Wilson Towle. Funeral services will be held a his late home Thursday afternoon at 2"20 o'clock and the burial will be in Whitman, N.J.
General Notes: Wife - Annie Miller Sproul
Information of birth from Passport application in 1924, similar information found on the various ship passenger lists for trips to:
Liverpool (1924)
Vera Cruz, Mexico (1931)
London, 1928 and one other trip in 1928 Trinadad (1927)
Bermuda (1925)
and one other trip in 1928.
Also 1933 and 1935
Some of these give place of birth as Whitman, MA, which was references to where her parents lived, but the Abington, MA place and date seem most used.
1900 census birth given as March 1860, in Massachusetts.
1910 living in Brooklyn, NY with family.
1920 living with daughter in Richmond, NY, indexed as Annie M. Lowle (Towle)
There is a NH death record, vague, that says:
Annie L. Towle
Place of death: Man., N.Y. (Manhatten)
Date of death: Year 1937 Month Oct. Day 18
Age years 75
Sex F color W Married, Single, Widowed or Divorced, W
Cause of death, Arteriosclerosis.
Could this be Annie Miller Sproul Towle?
Probably buried with daughter Florence in the family plot in the Colebrook Cemetery, in Whitman, Massachusetts.
Husband John Sproul
Born: Abt 1818 - Scotland
Christened:
Died: May 6, 1892 - Whitman, MA
Buried:
Father: Matthew Sproul
Mother: Janet Robinson
Marriage:
Wife Sarah L. Wilson
Born: Abt 1820 - Scotland
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Died: Nov 23, 1897 - Plymouth, MA
Buried:
Father: Hugh Wilson
Mother:
Children
1 M John W. Sproul
Born: Abt 1846
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Spouse: Caroline Harris
Marr: Mar 5, 1870 - Abington, MA
2 F Mary F. Sproul
Born: Abt 1847 - Abington, MA
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Spouse: Gibbons Sharp
Marr: Sep 1, 1867 - Abington, MA
3 F Sarah A. Sproul
Born: Abt 1850 - Abington, MA
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Died:
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Spouse: Albert D. Fartherton
Marr: May 22, 1870
4 F Lucy L. Sproul
Born: Abt 1852
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5 F Francella A. Sproul
Born: 1854
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Died: May 9, 1854 - Abington, MA
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6 M James L. Sproul
Born: Abt 1857
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7 F Annie Miller Sproul
Born: Mar 30, 1859 - Abington, MA
Christened:
Died: After 1935
Buried:
Spouse: Harry Freeman Towle
Marr: Dec 23, 1880 - Abington, MA
8 M Willie F. Sproul
Born: Abt 1862 - Abington, MA
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Spouse: Mercy E. Holmes
Marr: Feb 6, 1884 - Abington, MA
General Notes: Husband - John Sproul
of Whitman, MA
Age 62 1880 Census with daughter Annie M. and son Willie F.
Children from 1870 census and Abington, MA records.
General Notes: Wife - Sarah L. Wilson
In 1880 census ae 60
Death record from Plymouth, MA "Sarah L. Wilson wife of John Sproul", residing Whitman, MA
Husband Charles P. Spurlin
Born: Nov 7, 1837 - Pittsfield, NH
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Died: Oct 11, 1904 - Pittsfield, NH
Buried: - Floral Park Cemetery, Pittsfield, NH
Father: Benjamin Spurlin
Mother: Sally Green
Marriage: Dec 8, 1869 - Dover, NH
Wife Mary E. Tucker
Born: Abt 1850 - Alton, NH
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Died:
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Father: James Tucker
Mother: Mary Unknown
Children
General Notes: Husband - Charles P. Spurlin
Member of Company G, Seventh NH Volunteers. Lived in Epsom, NH after he was mustered out of the service Dec. 22, 1864.
Husband Joseph Wood
Born: Abt 1817
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Father: Joseph Wood
Mother: Abigail Bickford
Marriage: Oct 12, 1870 - Chichester, NH
Other Spouse: Martha D. Locke - Jun 15, 1853 - Loudon, NH
Wife Mary Squares
Born: Abt 1835
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General Notes: Husband - Joseph Wood
1850 US Census, Chichester, NH with siblings:
Joseph Wood, 35
Maria Wood, 23
Susan Wood, 19
Emeline Wood, 16
Likely the Joseph Wood in Chichester, US Census 1860 in the household of Samuel S. Ordway.
Samuel S. Ordway, 26
Ellen R., 17
Joseph Wood, 43, carriage trimmer.
General Notes: Wife - Mary Squares
1870 US Census lists a Mary Squires boarding in Pembroke, NH and working in a Cotton Mill. Age. 36
Notes: Marriage
NHVR Marriage Record:
Joseph Wood, 50 to Mary Squares, both of Chichester, groom born Epsom, no birthplace for bride. His 2nd marriage, her 3rd. Father of groom, Joseph Wood, born Chichester. Married by Mark Gould, Pastor Cong. Church, Chichester, Oct. 12, 1870. Occupation, trimmer (see occupation 1860 census)