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     Paulina Stephens was born on 21 October 1787.¹ She married Heman Stickney, son of Eliphalet Stickney and Joanna Wright, on 24 December 1808.¹ She died on 22 June 1819 in Lowville, Lewis Co., New York, at age 31.¹
     She and Heman had the following known children: Aurelia Stephens (b 23 January 1810, d 9 May 1819), Maria Theresa (b 28 December 1812), Paulina Tabitha (b 12 October 1817).¹

     Laura Stickney married Robert Guy.²
     She and Robert had the following known children: Johanna, Timothy Pope, Emily, Almira, Heman Stickney, Hannah, Cynthia.²

     Robert Guy married Laura Stickney, daughter of Eliphalet Stickney and Joanna Wright.¹
     He and Laura had the following known children: Johanna, Timothy Pope, Emily, Almira, Heman Stickney, Hannah, Cynthia.¹

     Elizabeth Stickney was born on 25 February 1787.¹ She married Judson Hinman.²
     She and Judson had the following known children: Johanna, Louisa, Hannah, Eliphelet, Elizabeth, Johanna, Ranslor, Helen.²

     Judson Hinman married Elizabeth Stickney, daughter of Eliphalet Stickney and Joanna Wright.¹
     He and Elizabeth had the following known children: Johanna, Louisa, Hannah, Eliphelet, Elizabeth, Johanna, Ranslor, Helen.¹

     Emily Theresa Stickney was born on 6 January 1789.¹ She married first Christopher Derbyshire on 19 March 1807.² She married second Jacob King on 10 November 1853.²
     She and her first husband Christopher had the following known children: Sidney Smith (b 15 March 1808), Sophia (b 7 January 1810), Isabella (b 25 November 1812), Mary Ann (b 20 November 1814), George Henry (b 27 March 1818), Emma (b 1 June 1820), Truman Stickney (b 10 September 1822, d 13 August 1848), Christopher William (b 21 September 1825, d 18 December 1841).²

     Christopher Derbyshire was born on 5 January 1782.¹ He married Emily Theresa Stickney, daughter of Eliphalet Stickney and Joanna Wright, on 19 March 1807.¹ He died on 18 March 1839 at age 57.¹
     He and Emily had the following known children: Sidney Smith (b 15 March 1808), Sophia (b 7 January 1810), Isabella (b 25 November 1812), Mary Ann (b 20 November 1814), George Henry (b 27 March 1818), Emma (b 1 June 1820), Truman Stickney (b 10 September 1822, d 13 August 1848), Christopher William (b 21 September 1825, d 18 December 1841).¹

     Jacob King was born on 9 February 1785.¹ He married Emily Theresa Stickney, daughter of Eliphalet Stickney and Joanna Wright, on 10 November 1853.¹

     Amos Stickney was born on 22 October 1792 in Bennington, Bennington Co., Vermont.² He married Abby Betsey Latten in 1813.² He died on 31 May 1852 at age 59.²
     At a young age, Amos Stickney moved with his parents to Hartwick, Otsego Co., New York.² In 1818 he moved to an area called the Holland Purchase, in Collins, Erie Co., New York, where he was one of the first settlers.² He built the first sawmill there, and helped build the first school house.²
     He and Abby had the following known children: Ansell W. (b 16 February 1815), Rufus W. (b 2 November 1818), Julia Ann (b 13 March 1820), Manville A. (b 31 March 1822), Truman L. (b 24 May 1823), Theodore L. (b 6 February 1827).²

     Abby Betsey Latten was born on 12 October 1796 in Plymouth, Litchfield Co., Connecticut.¹ She married Amos Stickney, son of Eliphalet Stickney and Joanna Wright, in 1813.¹
     She and Amos had the following known children: Ansell W. (b 16 February 1815), Rufus W. (b 2 November 1818), Julia Ann (b 13 March 1820), Manville A. (b 31 March 1822), Truman L. (b 24 May 1823), Theodore L. (b 6 February 1827).¹

     Truman Stickney was born on 10 January 1794.¹ He died unmarried in 1820.¹

     Amos Stickney was born on 19 June 1749 in Boxford, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He was baptized on 2 July 1749 in West Boxford, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He was married by Rev. Enos Hitchcock to Elizabeth Thomas on 10 September 1771 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He died in East Jaffrey, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire, "aged over 70 years."²
     He settled in East Jaffrey, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire.²

     Elizabeth Thomas was married by Rev. Enos Hitchcock to Amos Stickney, son of Joseph Stickney and Hannah Goodridge, on 10 September 1771 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹

     Amos Stickney was born in Jaffrey, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire.² He married Vina Amsdale.²
     He settled in Pennsylvania.² He and Vina had the following known children: John Black (b abt 1814), Eli W., and six others.²

     John Stickney was born in Jaffrey, Cheshire Co., Pennsylvania.² He married Phebe (?) on 7 June 1812 in Jaffrey, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire.²
     He settled in Rindge, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire.² He and Phebe had the following known children, all born in Rindge, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire: Phebe, Elizabeth, Daniel Gregg (b abt 1820).²

     Vina Amsdale married Amos Stickney, son of Amos Stickney and Elizabeth Thomas.¹
     She and Amos had the following known children: John Black (b abt 1814), Eli W., and six others.¹

     Phebe (?) was born about 1786.¹ She married first (?) Gragg.¹ She married second John Stickney, son of Amos Stickney and Elizabeth Thomas, on 7 June 1812 in Jaffrey, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire.¹ She died on 12 March 1851 in Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.¹ She was buried in Rock Bottom, Massachusetts.¹
     She and her second husband John had the following known children, all born in Rindge, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire: Phebe, Elizabeth, Daniel Gregg (b abt 1820).¹

     Hannah Stickney was born in 1775.² She married Benjamin Huntoon.³
     She and her husband Benjamin lived in Unity, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire.¹

     Benjamin Huntoon was born on 13 September 1769.¹ He married Hannah Stickney, daughter of Amos Stickney and Elizabeth Thomas.²
     He and his wife Hannah settled in Unity, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire.¹

     Clarissa Stickney married Daniel Newell.¹

     Daniel Newell married Clarissa Stickney, daughter of Amos Stickney and Elizabeth Thomas.¹
     He lived in Roxbury.¹

     Rebeckah Stickney married (?) Butler.¹
     She and her husband settled in Antrim, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.¹

     (?) Butler married Rebeckah Stickney, daughter of Amos Stickney and Elizabeth Thomas.¹
     He and his wife Rebeckah settled in Antrim, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.¹

     Asa Stickney was born on 3 December 1752 in Boxford, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married Ruth McIntire on 6 December 1775 in Danvers, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He died on 10 May 1827 at age 74.²
     During the Revolutionary War Asa Stickney served as a private from Danvers, Essex Co., Massachusetts, in Capt. Jeremiah Page's company, and was paid for two days of service on 16 February 1776.² From 29 June 1777 to 2 October 1777 he also served as a private from Danvers in Capt. Silas Adams's company, Col. Titcomb's regiment, in Rhode Island.² He worked in the mills in Danvers for twenty years.²

     Ruth McIntire was born about 1756.¹ She married Asa Stickney, son of Joseph Stickney and Hannah Goodridge, on 6 December 1775 in Danvers, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ She died on 27 September 1829 in Danvers, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹

     Hannah Stickney was born on 16 November 1778.¹ She married Jacob Lofty in November 1810.² She died on 1 March 1830 at age 51.²
     She and Jacob had the following known children: Hannah (b 1811), Ruth (b 3 August 1812), Susan.²

     Jacob Lofty married Hannah Stickney, daughter of Asa Stickney and Ruth McIntire, in November 1810.¹
     He and Hannah had the following known children: Hannah (b 1811), Ruth (b 3 August 1812), Susan.¹