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     Abigail Hale was born about 19 October 1731.¹ She was married by Rev. John Cushing to Moses Stickney, son of Joseph Stickney and Jane Pickard, on 28 August 1750 in Boxford, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ She died on 30 June 1791 in Temple, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.¹

     Moses Stickney was born on 21 November 1751 in Boxford, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He was married by Dr. Wilson to Mary Hastings, daughter of Jonas Hastings and Mary Benjamin, on 9 September 1777 in Princeton, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.² He died of paralysis on 2 March 1852 in Jaffrey, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire, at age 100.²
     He served in the Revolutionary War.² He and Mary had the following known children: Moses (b 23 July 1778), Mary B. (b 29 January 1781), Susan M. (b 2 September 1783), Jonas (b 20 December 1787), Theophilus (b 1 September 1790), Barzillah (b 13 November 1792), Lois Louisa Hastings (b 5 April 1795), Charlotte Hastings (b 26 February 1797).²

     Mary Hastings was born about 22 April 1757.¹ She was married by Dr. Wilson to Moses Stickney, son of Moses Stickney and Abigail Hale, on 9 September 1777 in Princeton, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.¹ She died on 5 September 1846.¹
     She and Moses had the following known children: Moses (b 23 July 1778), Mary B. (b 29 January 1781), Susan M. (b 2 September 1783), Jonas (b 20 December 1787), Theophilus (b 1 September 1790), Barzillah (b 13 November 1792), Lois Louisa Hastings (b 5 April 1795), Charlotte Hastings (b 26 February 1797).¹

     Simon Stickney was born on 9 December 1753 in Rowley, Canada (now Jaffrey, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire), the first child born in that settlement.² He married Zerviah Rice, daughter of Elijah Rice, on 12 December 1776 in Holden, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.² He died in 1791 in New Haven, Addison Co., Vermont.²
     On 19 April 1776, after the Battle of Lexington, Simon Stickney joined Capt. James Davis' Co., Col. Doolittle's Reg., as a private, and was paid for eight days service.² He and Zerviah had the following known children: Betsey, Lettuce, and Abigail.²

     Zerviah Rice was born on 6 August 1760.¹ She married first Simon Stickney, son of Moses Stickney and Abigail Hale, on 12 December 1776 in Holden, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.¹ She married second Thaddeus Colburn.¹
     She and her first husband Simon had the following known children: Betsey, Lettuce, and Abigail.¹

     Barzillai Stickney was born on 23 July 1755 in Boxford, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married first Hannah Blackman in Temple, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.² He married second Olive Lawrence.² He died on 19 July 1817 at age 61.²
     During the Revolutionary War Barzillai Stickney enlisted in Capt. Oliver's Co., 3rd. Reg., from Holden, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, and served 34 months 21 days.²
     He and his first wife Hannah moved to Cornwall, Addison Co., Vermont, in 1784, where they settled on a farm purchased from Gamaliel Painter.² He was chosen Constable of Cornwall when the town was organized that same year, and also served as Treasurer.² About 1789 he and his second wife Olive moved to Weybridge, Addison Co., Vermont.² He also chosen Constable there, when that town was organized in 1789.²
     He and his first wife Hannah had the following known children: Moses (b 10 June 1782), Hale (b 2 March 1783), Charles (b 17 May 1785), Josiah (b 19 April 1787), Hannah (b 19 October 1788).² He and his second wife Olive had the following known children, all born in Weybridge, Addison Co., Vermont: Betsey L. (b 10 July 1791), Laura (b 9 September 1792), Abigail H. (b 10 January 1794), Asa L. (b 29 January 1795), Paul (b 18 January 1798, d 17 August 1834), Abiram (b 31 March 1799, d 23 August 1802), Sophronia (b 27 July 1801, d 12 August 1802), Silas (b 16 March 1803), twins Orrin (b 2 September 1806) and Orra (b 2 September 1806, d 9 September 1823).²

     Hannah Blackman was born about 1761.¹ She married Barzillai Stickney, son of Moses Stickney and Abigail Hale, in Temple, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.¹ She died on 12 January 1790.¹
     In 1784 she and her husband Barzillai moved to Cornwall, Addison Co., Vermont, and settled on a farm purchased from Gamaliel Painter.¹ They had the following known children: Moses (b 10 June 1782), Hale (b 2 March 1783), Charles (b 17 May 1785), Josiah (b 19 April 1787), Hannah (b 19 October 1788).¹

     Olive Lawrence was born in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Connecticut.¹ She married Barzillai Stickney, son of Moses Stickney and Abigail Hale.¹ She died in 1849.¹
     About 1789 she and her husband Barzillai moved to Weybridge, Addison Co., Vermont.¹ They had the following known children, all born in Weybridge, Addison Co., Vermont: Betsey L. (b 10 July 1791), Laura (b 9 September 1792), Abigail H. (b 10 January 1794), Asa L. (b 29 January 1795), Paul (b 18 January 1798, d 17 August 1834), Abiram (b 31 March 1799, d 23 August 1802), Sophronia (b 27 July 1801, d 12 August 1802), Silas (b 16 March 1803), twins Orrin (b 2 September 1806) and Orra (b 2 September 1806, d 9 September 1823).¹

     Elizabeth Stickney was born on 3 October 1758.¹ She married Elijah Goodale on 10 August 1779 in Temple, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.² She died on 2 August 1848 at age 89.²
     She and her husband Elijah settled in Walpole, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire.² They had two known children, Elijah (b 18 December 1781) and Amasa (b 14 December 1785).²

     Elijah Goodale married Elizabeth Stickney, daughter of Moses Stickney and Abigail Hale, on 10 August 1779 in Temple, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.² He died on 6 March 1813.²
     He and his wife Elizabeth settled in Walpole, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire.² They had two known children, Elijah (b 18 December 1781) and Amasa (b 14 December 1785).²

     Lemuel Stickney was born on 13 February 1761 in Boxford, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married first Polly Tomlinson about 1781.² He married second Martha Scovel in Weybridge, Addison Co., Vermont.² He died on 3 May 1842 in Franklin, Franklin Co., New York, at age 81.²
     He and his first wife Polly settled in Cornwall, Addison Co., Vermont.² They had the following known children, all born in Cornwall, Addison Co., Vermont: Eusebius (b 6 February 1785), Albin (b 29 November 1786), Norman (b 20 February 1790).² He and his second wife Martha had the following known children, all born in Weybridge, Addison Co., Vermont: Sarah (b 3 September 1793), Mary (b 3 March 1795), Simon (b 2 March 1797), Williams (b 21 October 1798, d 12 December 1842), Levi (b 21 July 1800), twins David and Jonathan (b 3 March 1802), Joseph (b 17 September 1803, d 18 September 1835).²

     Polly Tomlinson married Lemuel Stickney, son of Moses Stickney and Abigail Hale, about 1781.¹ She died sometime after 20 February 1790.¹
     She and her husband Lemuel lived in Cornwall, Addison Co., Vermont.¹ They had the following known children, all born in Cornwall, Addison Co., Vermont: Eusebius (b 6 February 1785), Albin (b 29 November 1786), Norman (b 20 February 1790).¹

     Martha Scovel was born on 14 June 1760 in Seabrook, Connecticut.¹ She married Lemuel Stickney, son of Moses Stickney and Abigail Hale, in Weybridge, Addison Co., Vermont.¹ She died on 9 February 1852 in Sterling, Macomb Co., Michigan, at age 91 at her son David's home.¹
     She and Lemuel had the following known children, all born in Weybridge, Addison Co., Vermont: Sarah (b 3 September 1793), Mary (b 3 March 1795), Simon (b 2 March 1797), Williams (b 21 October 1798, d 12 December 1842), Levi (b 21 July 1800), twins David and Jonathan (b 3 March 1802), Joseph (b 17 September 1803, d 18 September 1835).¹

     Paul Stickney was born on 25 May 1763 in Holden, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.² He married Abigail Brown on 21 October 1788 in Temple, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.² He died on 6 November 1849 in Woodville, New York, at age 86.²
     He settled in Temple, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.² In July 1780 he marched from there in response to the alarm at Coos.² He and Abigail had the following known children: Abijah (b 23 February 1789), David (b 20 February 1794, d 6 December 1810), Polly (b 27 June 1793), Jeremiah (b 1 December 1795, d 6 December 1853), Artemus (b 20 February 1798, d abt 1828), Eliphalet (b 3 June 1800), Philenda (b 25 August 1802), Napoleon (b 3 February 1805), Milla (b 5 February 1807), James M. (b 3 May 1809), Celinda (b 31 May 1810), Paul (b 14 May 1814).²

     Abigail Brown was born on 18 July 1770.¹ She married Paul Stickney, son of Moses Stickney and Abigail Hale, on 21 October 1788 in Temple, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.¹ She died on 13 September 1848 in Woodville, New York, at age 78.¹
     She and Paul had the following known children: Abijah (b 23 February 1789), David (b 20 February 1794, d 6 December 1810), Polly (b 27 June 1793), Jeremiah (b 1 December 1795, d 6 December 1853), Artemus (b 20 February 1798, d abt 1828), Eliphalet (b 3 June 1800), Philenda (b 25 August 1802), Napoleon (b 3 February 1805), Milla (b 5 February 1807), James M. (b 3 May 1809), Celinda (b 31 May 1810), Paul (b 14 May 1814).¹

     Olive Stickney was born on 2 December 1765.¹ She married Joel Chaffin.²
     She and her husband Joel settled in Walpole, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire.² They had the following known children: Royal, Phebe, Polly, Willard, Charles.²

     Joel Chaffin married Olive Stickney, daughter of Moses Stickney and Abigail Hale.¹
     He and his wife Olive settled in Walpole, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire.¹ They had the following known children: Royal, Phebe, Polly, Willard, Charles.¹

     Jane Stickney was born on 11 April 1768.¹ She married Theodore Grout.² She died on 22 April 1846 at age 78.²
     She and her husband Theodore settled in Canada.² They had the following known children: John, Abigail, Spafford, Theodore, Ferdinand.²

     Theodore Grout married Jane Stickney, daughter of Moses Stickney and Abigail Hale.¹
     He and his wife Jane settled in Canada.¹ They had the following known children: John, Abigail, Spafford, Theodore, Ferdinand.¹

     Rhoda Stickney was born on 15 October 1770.¹ She married Thomas Green.² She died on 15 September 1864 at age 93.²
     She and her husband Thomas settled in Springfield, Windsor Co., Vermont.² They had the following known children: Rhoda, Betsey (d 1866), Sally, Relief, Squire, Hannah, Lucretia, Richard, Hiram.²

     Thomas Green married Rhoda Stickney, daughter of Moses Stickney and Abigail Hale.¹
     He and his wife Rhoda settled in Springfield, Windsor Co., Vermont.¹ They had the following known children: Rhoda, Betsey (d 1866), Sally, Relief, Squire, Hannah, Lucretia, Richard, Hiram.¹

     Eliphalet Stickney was born on 23 January 1773 in Holden, Worcester Co., Massachusetts (although his obituary says he was born in Temple, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire).² He married Edith Baker on 5 February 1812.³ He died on 15 September 1859 in Jay, Essex Co., New York, at age 86.²
     His obituary says that although he was "early an orphan and penniless boy," he became a doctor through "labor and school-teaching." The "early an orphan" must refer to his mother's death when he was 17, since he was 46 when his father died. He studied with Dr. Goodhue of Charlestown, Cheshire Co. (now Sullivan Co.), New Hampshire.² In 1802 he moved to Jay, Essex Co., New York, where he began his medical practice.²
     He was one of the original purchasers of the Arnold Ore Bed, which he learned of from an old Indian named Sabeal while treating him for an illness. He became partners with Arnold and Southmayd, and became quite wealthy.²
     He and Edith had the following known children: Elizabeth G. (b 20 February 1813), Edith B. (b 31 July 1814), Daniel B. (b 1 September 1816), Edward H. (b 21 June 1818), Esther A. (b 13 March 1821), Eugenie H. (b 14 July 1823), Josephine H. (b 26 December 1825), Emeline D. (b 22 November 1827).²

     Edith Baker married Eliphalet Stickney, son of Moses Stickney and Abigail Hale, on 5 February 1812.¹ She died on 9 June 1841.¹
     She and Eliphalet had the following known children: Elizabeth G. (b 20 February 1813), Edith B. (b 31 July 1814), Daniel B. (b 1 September 1816), Edward H. (b 21 June 1818), Esther A. (b 13 March 1821), Eugenie H. (b 14 July 1823), Josephine H. (b 26 December 1825), Emeline D. (b 22 November 1827).²

     Relief Stickney was born on 13 May 1775.¹ She married Jonathan B. Wood on 6 December 1792.² She died on 24 January 1844 at age 68.²
     She and her husband Jonathan settled in Springfield, Windsor Co., Vermont.² They had the following known children: Relief (b 20 September 1793), Jeremiah P. (b 16 December 1794), Jonathan (b 17 February 1796), Laura (b 15 February 1798), Eliphalet S. (b 10 October 1803, d 7 August 1845).²