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     John Boyden married Abigail Hobbs, daughter of Josiah Hobbs and Mary Harrington.¹ John Boyden was born on 7 January 1747/48 at Worcester, MA.^3,1,2 He was the son of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice.¹ John Boyden died on 22 February 1795.¹

     Abigail Hobbs is the daughter of Josiah Hobbs and Mary Harrington. Abigail Hobbs married John Boyden, son of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice.¹ Marriage banns for Abigail Hobbs and Elias Brown were published on 2 January 1769 at Lincoln, MA; listed as Abigail of Brookfield.² Abigail Hobbs married Elias Brown on 23 February 1769 at Brookfield, MA; listed as Elias of Lincoln.^3,1

     Marriage banns for Elias Brown and Abigail Hobbs were published on 2 January 1769 at Lincoln, MA; listed as Abigail of Brookfield.² Elias Brown married Abigail Hobbs, daughter of Josiah Hobbs and Mary Harrington, on 23 February 1769 at Brookfield, MA; listed as Elias of Lincoln.^3,1 Elias Brown died 29 FEB 1774 at Lincoln, MA; (sic).²

     Elizabeth Boyden was born on 30 July 1750 at Worcester, MA.^3,1,2 She was the daughter of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice.¹ Elizabeth Boyden married Samuel Foster on 23 February 1769 at Worcester, MA.^3,1,2

     Samuel Foster married Elizabeth Boyden, daughter of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice, on 23 February 1769 at Worcester, MA.^3,1,2

     Hannah Boyden was baptized on 13 May 1753 at 1st Church, Worcester, MA.^3,1,2 She was the daughter of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice.¹
     Hannah Boyden died young.^1,2

     Hannah Boyden was baptized on 4 May 1755 at 1st Church, Worcester, MA.^3,1,2 She was the daughter of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice.¹ Hannah Boyden married Jonas Nichols on 13 December 1770 at Worcester, MA.^3,1,2 Hannah Boyden died on 24 December 1836 at possibly Worcester, MA.^1,2

     Jonas Nichols married Hannah Boyden, daughter of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice, on 13 December 1770 at Worcester, MA.^3,1,2

     Joseph Boyden was born on 23 November 1757 at Worcester, MA.² He was the son of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice.¹ Joseph Boyden was baptized on 11 December 1757 at 1st Church, Worcester, MA.^3,1,4 Marriage banns for Joseph Boyden and Molly Knowlton were published on 16 December 1784 at Shrewsbury, MA; listed as Joseph of Ward.^5,6 Joseph Boyden married Molly Knowlton, daughter of Joseph Knowlton and Mary Knowlton, on 15 December 1785 at Shrewsbury, MA; (sic)
listed as Molly of Shrewsbury.^7,1,4 Joseph Boyden died on 27 May 1840 at Lorraine, NY.^1,2

     Molly Knowlton was born on 23 August 1763 at Shrewsbury, MA, under the name Knoulton.³ She was the daughter of Joseph Knowlton and Mary Knowlton. Marriage banns for Molly Knowlton and Joseph Boyden were published on 16 December 1784 at Shrewsbury, MA; listed as Joseph of Ward.^3,4 Molly Knowlton married Joseph Boyden, son of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice, on 15 December 1785 at Shrewsbury, MA; (sic)
listed as Molly of Shrewsbury.^5,1,6 Molly Knowlton died on 27 February 1843 at Lorraine, NY.⁴

     Dorothy Boyden was baptized on 10 August 1760 at 1st Church, Worcester, MA.^3,1,2 She was the daughter of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice.¹ Marriage banns for Dorothy Boyden and Thomas Nichols were published on 1 April 1782 at Ward (Auburn), MA.⁴ Dorothy Boyden died on 2 November 1851 at probably Barre, VT.^1,2

     Marriage banns for Thomas Nichols and Dorothy Boyden were published on 1 April 1782 at Ward (Auburn), MA.³

     Samuel Boyden was born circa 1763. He was the son of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice.³ Samuel Boyden was baptized on 20 March 1763 at 1st Church, Worcester, MA.^4,3,2 He married Sarah Curtis, daughter of Samuel Curtis and Mary Ward, on 1 December 1791 at Ward (Auburn), MA; listed as Samuel of Ward and Sally of Worcester.^5,4,1 Samuel Boyden died on 15 September 1846 at Auburn, MA; (18th per gravestone, 1847 per Rice Gen'l Register)
aged 83y.^5,3 He was buried at Center Cemetery, Auburn, MA.⁵

     Sarah Curtis was baptized on 23 June 1765 at 1st Church, Worcester, MA.^3,2 She was the daughter of Samuel Curtis and Mary Ward.² Sarah Curtis married Samuel Boyden, son of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice, on 1 December 1791 at Ward (Auburn), MA; listed as Samuel of Ward and Sally of Worcester.^4,3,1 Sarah Curtis died on 26 November 1845 at Auburn, MA; (28th per gravestone)
aged 80y,
under the name Boyden.⁴ She was buried at Center Cemetery, Auburn, MA.⁴

     Darius Boyden was baptized on 1 September 1765 at 1st Church, Worcester, MA; (given as the birth on p. 204 of the Rice Gen'l Register).^4,1,2 He was the son of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice.³ Darius Boyden married Elizabeth Stone on 22 May 1788 at Ward (Auburn), MA.^5,1 Darius Boyden died in 1850 at Montpelier, VT.⁶

     Elizabeth Stone was born on 20 April 1772.² She married Darius Boyden, son of Lt John Boyden and Elizabeth Rice, on 22 May 1788 at Ward (Auburn), MA.^3,1

     Sarah Cook was born on 22 August 1750 at Worcester, MA.^3,2 She was the daughter of Enoch Cook Sr and Lucy Rice.¹ Sarah Cook married Samuel Negus.^1,2 Sarah Cook died on 9 January 1834.^1,2

     Samuel Negus married Sarah Cook, daughter of Enoch Cook Sr and Lucy Rice.^1,2

     Enoch Cook Jr was born in 1762 at Dummerston, VT.^3,4 He was the son of Enoch Cook Sr and Lucy Rice.² Enoch Cook Jr married Anna (?).^1,4 Enoch Cook Jr died on 15 August 1838 at Dummerston, VT; at age 76.^1,4

     Nathan Cook married 1st Levinah Parmenter.² Nathan Cook married 2nd Susannah Laughton Davenport.² Nathan Cook was born circa 1756. He was the son of Enoch Cook Sr and Lucy Rice.¹ Nathan Cook was baptized on 1 February 1756 at 1st Church, Worcester, MA; (the Supplement describes this as the birth and gives the year as 1754).^3,2

     Solomon Cook was born circa 1753. He was the son of Enoch Cook Sr and Lucy Rice.¹ Solomon Cook was baptized on 4 March 1753 at 1st Church, Worcester, MA; (given as the birth per Supplement).^3,4 Marriage banns for Solomon Cook and Susannah Flagg were published on 30 September 1781 at Charlton, MA; listed as Susanna of Spencer.⁵ Solomon Cook married Susannah Flagg, daughter of Samuel Flagg and Grace Fisk, on 20 February 1782 at Spencer, MA; listed as Solomon of Charlton.^6,4 Solomon Cook married 2nd Charlotte Scott on 11 July 1816 at Shoreham, VT, her third husband.⁷ Solomon Cook died on 20 January 1831 at Attica, Genesee Co, NY.⁴
     Solomon Cook was in the military serving in the American Revolution as a Private in the Massachusetts Line. He enlisted from Charlton, Mass. at the end of April 1775 and served in Captain Campbell's Co. of Col. Larned's Reg. until the last of October 1775 when he enlisted in the Continental Service for one year in Captain Danforth's Co., Col. William Shephard's Reg. of the State of Massachusetts. He was in the Battle of Trenton and also the Battle of Princeton in New Jersey. He was discharged the last of January 1777. He was granted a pension in 1818 for this service (Pension # S-43375, National Archives). The "1818 Published List of Pensioners - New York" - p. 363, "Solomon Cook, Private, Mass. Line". The "1835 Published Pension Roll - New York - Genessee County" p. 147, "Solomon Cook, Private, Massachusetts Line; on Roll 24 November 1818: commencement of pension, 14 May f1818; d. 20 January 1831 age 77 years."⁸ [:CR] Five generations of the first family of Solomon Cook are buried in the Village Cemetery, Bridport, Vermont (Bridport Vital Records). A present day descendant (1983) of this family is Thomas D Cook of Shoreham, Vermont.
The second family of Solomon Cook was orphaned when the youngest child, David Scott Cook, was 6 years old and by Court order, they were sent to live with various half-brothers and sisters in Ohio and Wisconsin. David Scott Cook lived with his half-brother, Christopher Randall, in Michigan where he went to school in White Pigeon, Michigan. Later he attended school in Indiana and then studied with doctors and became an M.D. He first practiced in Jefferson Co., Wisconsin in 1850 and then moved to Iowa where he practiced and married in Clinton and Jackson Counties, Iowa. His autobiography is in "Portrait and Biographical Album of Jackson Co., Iowa" publish 1889 by Chapman Brothers of Chicago. This is confirmed by the 1850 US Census of Wisconsin and the 1860 US Census of Iowa.
Mary Elizabeth Cook was in Wisconsin in the 1850 US Census with her husband and two children. She lived near Lake Winnebago and learned herbal medicine from the Indians. Later she moved to Jackson Co., Iowa, near her brother who was a doctor. This is confirmed by the 1860 US Census of Jackson Co. Iowa. The census lists her occupation as "Doctress". She died in 1879 in Nemaha Co., Nebraska. There is an article about her death in the Pawnee City newspaper on record in the Nebraska State Library. It is also recorded in the Strawn Family Bible held by the descendants of her daughter, Margaret C. Mandeville Strawn.⁸

     James Baldwin married Mary Stover.¹

     Mary Stover married James Baldwin.¹
     Mary Stover was also known as Stower.¹

     Jemima Rice was born on 9 March 1752 at Leicester (Spencer), MA.^3,1 She was the daughter of Nathan Rice and Mehitable Baldwin.² Jemima Rice married David Lamb, son of Jonathan Lamb and Elizabeth Richardson, on 6 November 1773 at Spencer, MA.^3,1 Jemima Rice died on 19 April 1838 at Leicester, MA; (18th per gravestone)
aged 86y,
under the name Lamb.^4,3 She was buried at Old Cemetery, Spencer, MA.³

     David Lamb was born on 14 December 1739 at Leicester, MA.² He was the son of Jonathan Lamb and Elizabeth Richardson. David Lamb married Mary How, daughter of Matthias How and Elizabeth Howe, on 25 December 1760 at Spencer, MA; listed as David of Spencer and Mary of Rutland.^3,4 David Lamb married Jemima Rice, daughter of Nathan Rice and Mehitable Baldwin, on 6 November 1773 at Spencer, MA.^3,1 David Lamb died on 26 April 1814 at Leicester, MA; aged 74y.^2,3 He was buried at Old Cemetery, Spencer, MA.³

     Mehitable Rice was born on 27 March 1754 at Spencer, MA.^1,3 She was the daughter of Nathan Rice and Mehitable Baldwin.^1,2 Mehitable Rice married Rand White, son of John White and Sybilla Buckminister, on 16 November 1775 at Leicester, MA.^2,4 Mehitable Rice died on 2 December 1830 at Spencer, MA; widow Mehitabel at age 78.⁵

     Rand White was born on 18 October 1751 at Spencer, MA.² He is the son of John White and Sybilla Buckminister.² Rand White married Mehitable Rice, daughter of Nathan Rice and Mehitable Baldwin, on 16 November 1775 at Leicester, MA.^2,3
     Rand White was a millwright.²

     Phebe Rice was born on 17 March 1756 at Spencer, MA.^3,1 She was the daughter of Nathan Rice and Mehitable Baldwin.² Phebe Rice married Samuel Garfield Jr, son of Benjamin Garfield and Abigail Herington, on 4 October 1774 at Spencer, MA.^3,1 Phebe Rice married Ebenezer Warren, son of Ebenezer Warren and Lydia Harrington, on 30 March 1780 at Spencer, MA; listed as Ebenezer of Leicester.^3,1 Phebe Rice died on 1 August 1829 at Hubbardston, MA; (1828 per Rice Gen'l Register) aged 73y, under the name Warren.^4,5 She was buried at Center Cemetery, Hubbardston, MA.⁴

     Samuel Garfield Jr was baptized on 29 November 1747 at Leicester (Spencer), MA.³ He was the son of Benjamin Garfield and Abigail Herington.² Samuel Garfield Jr married Phebe Rice, daughter of Nathan Rice and Mehitable Baldwin, on 4 October 1774 at Spencer, MA.^3,1 Samuel Garfield Jr died on 25 December 1775 at Spencer, MA; aged 29y.^3,2 He was buried at Old Cemetery, Spencer, MA.³

     Ebenezer Warren was born on 9 June 1754 at Leicester, MA.² He was the son of Ebenezer Warren and Lydia Harrington. Ebenezer Warren married Phebe Rice, daughter of Nathan Rice and Mehitable Baldwin, on 30 March 1780 at Spencer, MA; listed as Ebenezer of Leicester.^3,1 Ebenezer Warren died on 17 September 1819 at Hubbardston, MA; aged 65y.^4,5

     Rebecca Rice was baptized on 29 June 1755 at Brimfield, MA; (January per Rice Gen'l Register).^2,1 She was the daughter of James Rice and Hannah Groves. Rebecca Rice died on 24 August 1757 at Brimfield, MA.^2,1

     Abigail Rice was born on 26 May 1757 at Brimfield, MA.^2,1 She was the daughter of James Rice and Hannah Groves.¹ Abigail Rice married Alexander Strong on 1 July 1779 at Brimfield, MA.^2,1

     Alexander Strong married Abigail Rice, daughter of James Rice and Hannah Groves, on 1 July 1779 at Brimfield, MA.^2,1

     
     Benjamin Cooley Sr of Greenwich, MS.¹

     Lucy Rice was born on 14 November 1786 at Pittsford, VT.¹ She was the daughter of Peter Rice and Margaret Cooley.¹ Lucy Rice died on 15 November 1802.¹

     Peter Rice Jr was born on 12 May 1789 at Pittsford, VT.¹ He was the son of Peter Rice and Margaret Cooley.² Peter Rice Jr died on 18 August 1811.¹

     Anthony C. Rice married 1st Speedy Piper.¹ Anthony C. Rice married 2nd Minerva Dyer.¹ Anthony C. Rice was born on 2 May 1791 at Pittsford, VT.¹ He was the son of Peter Rice and Margaret Cooley.¹
     Anthony C. Rice appeared on the census. He was a Methodist preacher in 1850.² He and Minerva Dyer appeared on the census of 1850 at Pittsford, VT.²

     Anthony C. Rice married 1st Speedy Piper, son of Peter Rice and Margaret Cooley.¹

     Anthony C. Rice married 2nd Minerva Dyer, son of Peter Rice and Margaret Cooley.¹ Minerva Dyer was born circa 1802 at Vermont.²
     Minerva Dyer and Anthony C. Rice appeared on the census of 1850 at Pittsford, VT.²

     Caleb C. Rice was born on 26 June 1793 at Pittsford, VT.¹ He was the son of Peter Rice and Margaret Cooley.¹ Caleb C. Rice died on 6 June 1813.¹

     (son) Rice was born on 31 December 1795 at Pittsford, VT.¹ He was the son of Peter Rice and Margaret Cooley.¹ (son) Rice died on 17 January 1796 at Pittsford, VT.¹

     Naomi Rice was born on 24 September 1801 at Pittsford, VT.¹ She was the daughter of Peter Rice and Margaret Cooley.¹ Naomi Rice died on 16 February 1803.¹
     Naomi Rice was also known as Nancy.¹

     Joseph Potter was born on 23 August 1741 at Marlborough, MA, (not found in the published records).² He married Zebudah Hayden on 23 March 1762 at Sudbury, MA; listed as Joseph of Marlborough.^3,4 Joseph Potter married Mary Farnsworth circa 1772.² Joseph Potter died before 15 April 1799; at sea between Clements, NS and New York, NY.⁵ He estate was probated on 15 April 1799 at Annapolis Royal, Annapolis Co, NS; with a letter of administration to sons Israel and Joseph Potter. Children: 5 sons, seven daughters: Israel the oldest, Joseph, Samuel, Benjamin, Franklin, Mary Rice the wife of John Rice, Sarah Dyer the wife of John Dyer of Annapolis Royal, cooper, Lydia Potter, Martha Rice the wife of Thomas Rice, Susannah Potter, Esther Potter, Elizabeth Potter.⁵

     Zilpha Castle died at Wayne County, OH.² She married Isaac Underwood, son of John Underwood and Bathsheba Rice.^1,3,4

     Elizabeth Foster Rice was born on 17 August 1778 at Dorchester, MA.^2,1 She was the daughter of Matthias Rice and Mary Foster.¹ Elizabeth Foster Rice died before 1790; as a second daughter Elizabeth was evidently born then.
     Elizabeth Foster Rice resided at Dorchester, MA.¹ She resided at Salem, MA.¹

     Henry Rice was born circa 1785.¹ He was the son of Matthias Rice and Hannah Lambert. Henry Rice died before 4 January 1807; aged 22y,
at sea.^2,1 He died on 4 January 1807.¹
     Henry Rice resided at Dorchester, MA.¹ He resided at Salem, MA.¹

     George S. Rice was baptized on 18 August 1793 at East Church, Salem, MA.^2,1 He was the son of Matthias Rice and Hannah Lambert.
     George S. Rice resided at Dorchester, MA.¹ He resided at Salem, MA.¹

     William Rice was baptized on 18 August 1793 at East Church, Salem, MA.^2,3 He was the son of Matthias Rice and Hannah Lambert. William Rice married Lydia Townsend, daughter of Moses Townsend and Lydia Lambert, on 18 November 1810 at Salem, MA.^2,4
     William Rice resided at Dorchester, MA.⁵ He resided at Salem, MA.⁴

     Lydia Townsend was born on 16 December 1787 at Salem, MA, (15th per Ward).^2,3 She was the daughter of Moses Townsend and Lydia Lambert. Lydia Townsend married William Rice, son of Matthias Rice and Hannah Lambert, on 18 November 1810 at Salem, MA.^2,1

     Mary Ann Augusta Rice was baptized on 3 November 1801 at East Church, Salem, MA.^2,1 She was the daughter of Matthias Rice and Hannah Lambert.
     Mary Ann Augusta Rice resided at Dorchester, MA.¹ She resided at Salem, MA.¹

     Priscilla Lambert Rice was born circa 1798 at Scarborough, ME, as calculated from her death record. She was the daughter of Matthias Rice and Hannah Lambert. Priscilla Lambert Rice was baptized on 3 November 1801 at East Church, Salem, MA.^2,1 She died on 13 December 1802 at Salem, MA; (1804 per Rice Gen'l Register)
aged 4y.^2,1
     Priscilla Lambert Rice resided at Dorchester, MA.¹ She resided at Salem, MA.¹

     Laura Maria Rice was baptized on 3 November 1801 at East Church, Salem, MA; (given as the birth per Ward).^2,1 She was the daughter of Matthias Rice and Hannah Lambert.
     Laura Maria Rice resided at Dorchester, MA.¹ She resided at Salem, MA.¹

     Isaac Moore was born on 11 June 1700 at Sudbury, MA.² He is the son of Richard Moore and Mary Collins. Isaac Moore married Hannah Newhall.¹ Marriage banns for Isaac Moore and Hannah Newhall were published on 9 March 1722/23 at Leicester, MA.³

     Hannah Newhall married Isaac Moore, son of Richard Moore and Mary Collins.¹ Marriage banns for Hannah Newhall and Isaac Moore were published on 9 March 1722/23 at Leicester, MA.²

     Eleanor Moore was born on 14 April 1761 at Worcester, MA.^2,1 She was the daughter of Capt. David Moore and Eleanor Rice. Marriage banns for Eleanor Moore and Jacob March were published on 22 May 1781 at Sutton, MA; listed as Eleanor of Worcester.³ Marriage banns for Eleanor Moore and Jacob March were published on 22 June 1781.⁴ Eleanor Moore married Jacob March, son of Daniel March, on 4 July 1781 at Leicester, MA; listed as Jacob of Sutton.^2,5 Eleanor Moore died on 25 February 1848.⁴

     Jacob March was born on 17 July 1747.² He was the son of Daniel March. Marriage banns for Jacob March and Eleanor Moore were published on 22 May 1781 at Sutton, MA; listed as Eleanor of Worcester.³ Marriage banns for Jacob March and Eleanor Moore were published on 22 June 1781.² Jacob March married Eleanor Moore, daughter of Capt. David Moore and Eleanor Rice, on 4 July 1781 at Leicester, MA; listed as Jacob of Sutton.^4,5

     Oliver Rice was born on 1 December 1765 at Dummerston, VT.¹ He was the son of Barzilai Rice and Silence Gould.¹ Oliver Rice married Joanna Rice on 12 March 1792.¹

     Joanna Rice married Oliver Rice, son of Barzilai Rice and Silence Gould, on 12 March 1792.¹

     Hannah Rice was born on 1 December 1767 at Dummerston, VT.¹ She was the daughter of Barzilai Rice and Silence Gould.¹ Hannah Rice married Daniel Davenport on 21 January 1787.¹

     Daniel Davenport married Hannah Rice, daughter of Barzilai Rice and Silence Gould, on 21 January 1787.¹

     Barzillai Rice Jr was born on 8 March 1770 at Dummerston, VT.¹ He was the son of Barzilai Rice and Silence Gould.¹

     Lydia Rice was born on 14 March 1772 at Dummerston, VT.¹ She was the daughter of Barzilai Rice and Silence Gould.¹ Lydia Rice married Calvin Briggs on 16 June 1793.¹

     Calvin Briggs married Lydia Rice, daughter of Barzilai Rice and Silence Gould, on 16 June 1793.¹

     Jazaniah Rice was born on 19 June 1774 at Dummerston, VT.¹ He was the son of Barzilai Rice and Silence Gould.¹

     Reuben Rice was born on 3 September 1776 at Dummerston, VT.¹ He was the son of Barzilai Rice and Silence Gould.¹

     John Rice was born on 8 December 1778 at Dummerston, VT.¹ He was the son of Barzilai Rice and Silence Gould.¹

     Josiah Rice was born on 23 September 1781 at Dummerston, VT.¹ He was the son of Barzilai Rice and Silence Gould.¹

     James Ball was born circa 1759. He was the son of James Ball and Lydia Rice.¹ James Ball was baptized on 23 September 1759 at 1st Church, Worcester, MA; (birth date per Rice Gen'l Register).^2,1 He married Zebiah Williams circa 1785.¹

     Zebiah Williams was baptized on 27 July 1760.¹ She married James Ball, son of James Ball and Lydia Rice, circa 1785.¹

     Adonijah Rice was born on 8 May 1773.¹ He was the son of Seth Rice and Sarah (?).² Adonijah Rice married Lavina Dinsmore on 1 November 1795.¹ Adonijah Rice died on 14 April 1811 at Guilford, VT.³
     Adonijah Rice resided at Guilford, VT.²

     Lavina Dinsmore was born on 23 February 1779.¹ She married Adonijah Rice, son of Seth Rice and Sarah (?), on 1 November 1795.²
     Lavina Dinsmore was also known as Vina Dinsmore.²

     Abigail Chase was born on 18 April 1780.² She married Seth Rice Jr, son of Seth Rice and Sarah (?), on 7 October 1804 at Guilford, VT.¹
     Abigail Chase also went by the name of "Nabby."²

     Samuel Eaton married Ruth Russel.¹

     Ruth Russel married Samuel Eaton.¹

     Anna Gates was born on 22 January 1767 at Worcester, MA.² She is the daughter of Capt William Gates and Joanna (?). Anna Gates married Hon William Eaton, son of Thomas Eaton and Susannah Rice, on 28 February 1788 at Worcester, MA; (26th per Rice Gen'l Register).^2,1 Anna Gates died on 24 October 1792 at Worcester, MA; under the name Eaton.³

     Hannah Chadwick married Hon William Eaton, son of Thomas Eaton and Susannah Rice, on 14 June 1795 at Worcester, MA.^2,1

     Alpheus Eaton was born on 10 November 1764 at Worcester, MA, (October per Rice Gen'l Register).^3,2 He was the son of Thomas Eaton and Susannah Rice.² Alpheus Eaton was baptized on 11 May 1766 at First Church, Worcester, MA.³ He married Sarah Johnson, daughter of Joshua Johnson and Lydia (?), on 6 April 1786 at Worcester, MA.^3,1 Alpheus Eaton married Annis Cutting on 18 July 1808 at Boylston, MA; listed as Alpheus of Worcester.^4,5 Alpheus Eaton died on 12 June 1832 at Worcester, MA; aged 67y.³
     His will was filed for probate two weeks after his death.⁵ He left a will (filed) on 25 June 1832.⁵