Capt. Edward Dearborn Lord 
      Sex: M
Individual Information 
          Birth: Jun 29, 1794
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         Father: John Lord
         Mother: Elizabeth Dearborn
Spouses and Children 
1. *Betsey Osgood
       Marriage: May 5, 1817 - Concord, NH
       Children:
                1. Charles Henry Lord
                2. Lucy Ann Lord
                3. Samuel Dearborn Lord
                4. John Putnam Lord
Notes
General:
MR. JETHRO PETTINGILL, informs that "on the 3d of November, 1828, EDWARD D. LORD of Epsom in the meetinghouse of the town aforesaid, asked me for whom I was calculating to vote. I told him I was going to vote for Jackson, i.e. for Jackson Electors. He, the said Edward D. Lord, then said if I did my pension would be stopped and I should have to go to jail."

Born in Epsom, Exeter or Sanbornton, NH
267. REMINISCENCES OF Rev. ENOCH CORSER.
The following reminiscences, illustrating some points in his character, may not be without interest:
A somewhat ludicrous incident is related as occurring on one occasion in connection with a pulpit exercise. He was preaching at Epsom, N. H., and announced for his text the words: "Up, get ye out of this place, for the Lord will destroy this city!" casting his eyes at the same time up to the gallery, where sat a colored woman, who, construing the warning literally, instantly started and rushed out of the house, as if the alarm of Fire! had been sounded. (We have this on the authority of Mrs. N. S. Webster, whose father, Mr. Lord, player on the base viol, was at church on that occasion.)

Mirror and Farmer 2-19-1876 EDWARD D. LORD

Edward D. Lord died at his residence in Boscawen on Friday from a local affection of the stomach, at the age of 81 years 7 months. He was a native of Sanbornton, went from there to Epsom where he followed the business of a clothier. Then coming here he was in trade about four years but left in 1850 to go to Boscawen where he has since lived. He was formerly deputy sheriff of Merrimack County under the late Jacob B. Moore, then high sheriff. Mr. Lord is survived by a brother, John Lord, father of Harrison D., two sons, Samuel D. and John P., all resident here, and one sister, Mrs. N. S. Webster of Boscawen.

Edwin Lord 
      Sex: M
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          Birth: Abt 1843
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         Father: Valorous Lord
         Mother: Sarah J. Moulton
Elizabeth Susan Lord 
      Sex: F
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          Birth: Abt 1814
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          Death: Jan 7, 1814
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•  Baptism: South Church Portsmouth, Jan 4, 1814.
Parents 
         Father: Samuel Lord
         Mother: Nancy Dearborn McClary
Hannah Lord 
      Sex: F
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1. *John Light
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2. Josiah Hall
       Marriage: May 10, 1719
       Children:
                1. Kinsley Hall
                2. Josiah Hall
                3. Dudley Hall
                4. Samuel Hall
                5. Abigal Hall
                6. Paul Hall
Henry Lord 
      Sex: M
Individual Information 
          Birth: Abt 1821
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          Death: Aug 18, 1822
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•  Baptism: South Church Portsmouth, Nov 18, 1821.
Parents 
         Father: Samuel Lord
         Mother: Nancy Dearborn McClary
Henry Augustus Lord 
      Sex: M
AKA: Augustus Lord
Individual Information 
          Birth: Oct 14, 1822
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          Death: Jan 24, 1879 - Portsmouth, NH
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•  Baptism: South Church Portsmouth, Dec 15, 1822.
Parents 
         Father: Samuel Lord
         Mother: Nancy Dearborn McClary
Notes
General:
From the Valley Times Jan 28, 1869
One of the very best herds of cattle to be found in New Hampshire may be seen at the barn of Augustus Lord Esq. of Epsom, He has thirty oxen, none of which girt less than seven feet.He has probably sold more good cattle and obtained better prices the past four years than any other farmer in the state,
Farmers may obtain many new ideas by visiting Mr. Lord's farm, noticing the various improvements and looking at his stock.

Living in 1870 Portsmouth, NH with father Samuel (82), his brother John M. (51), and niece Elizabeth M. Morrison (27) and her sister Caroline A. Morrison (22). The Morrison girls children of Horace Morrison and Mary Elizabeth (Lord) Morrison. She, a sister to Augustus.

Henry Parker Lord 
      Sex: M
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          Birth: Dec 23, 1872 - Dover, NH
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         Father: Parker W. Lord
         Mother: Adelaide Mary Stokes
John Lord 
      Sex: M
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          Birth: Jan 22, 1797
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         Father: John Lord
         Mother: Elizabeth Dearborn
Spouses and Children 
1. *Mary Dearborn
       Marriage: Aug 13, 1823
John Lord 
      Sex: M
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1. *Elizabeth Dearborn
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                1. Capt. Edward Dearborn Lord
                2. John Lord
General John Lord 
      Sex: M
Individual Information 
          Birth: Mar 29, 1764 - Berwick, ME
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          Death: Feb 20, 1815
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Spouses and Children 
1. *Mehitable Perkins
       Marriage: Oct 21, 1785 - Maine
       Children:
                1. John Perkins Lord
                2. Samuel Lord
                3. Nathan Lord
                4. Augustus Lord
                5. Susanna Lord
Notes
General:
Gen. John Lord and Mehitabel Perkins, daughter of a Wells sea captain. Gen. Lord was a shipping merchant and partner of Jonathan Hamilton, and made the family's home at Quamphegan Landing on present-day Liberty Street, South Berwick. Two younger sons of Gen. Lord were Nathan Lord, president of Dartmouth College from 1828 to 1863; and Samuel Lord of Portsmouth, NH, a Piscataqua Bank cashier who worked for Ichabod Goodwin, later governor of New Hampshire. Their sister, Susannah Lord Hayes, married Judge William Allen Hayes and lived on Academy Street in South Berwick.
Marriage Notes (Mehitable Perkins)
Maine Marriates 1771-1907, John Lord to (indexed as) Melistable Perkins

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