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     Jonathan Loomis was born circa 1720. On Thursday, 11 May 1747 in Westfield, Massachusetts, America, Jonathan Loomis married Hannah Selden.

     Mary (?) was born circa 1720. Circa 1735, Mary (?) married James Jones. In 1783 the Census listed Mary (?) as the head of a family. 8 white members in household.

     Susanna Taintor was born in December 1720 in Watertown, Massachusetts, America.¹ She was the daughter of Simon Taintor and Rebecca Harrington.

     Thomas Welton was born circa 1721. He was the son of Richard Welton. On Friday, 28 May 1751 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, Thomas Welton married Lydia Warner, age 21, daughter of Obediah Warner and Sarah Lewis.¹

     Ebenezer Lombard was born on 27 May 1721 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America. He was the son of Ebenezer Lombard and Rachal Loomis. Ebenezer Lombard died on 16 February 1784 in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA at age 62.

     Hannah Dorchester was born on 18 March 1722 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America.¹ She was the daughter of Benjamin Dorchester and Abigail Merriman. On Saturday, 14 November 1750 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America, at age 28, Hannah Dorchester married Joseph Lombard, age 26, son of Ebenezer Lombard and Rachal Loomis.² Hannah Dorchester died on 7 October 1762 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America at age 40.²

     Mary Bowker was born on 12 September 1722 in Hopkinton, Massachusetts, America.¹ She was the daughter of John Bowker and Sarah Clap.

     Jonathan Taintor was born in August 1723 in Watertown, Massachusetts, America.¹ He was the son of Simon Taintor and Rebecca Harrington.

     Alexander was born circa 1724. Circa 1753, Alexander Hansford married Anne Lloyd, daughter of Samuel Lloyd and Sarah (?).

     Joseph Lombard was born on 30 January 1724 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America. He was the son of Ebenezer Lombard and Rachal Loomis. On Saturday, 14 November 1750 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America, at age 26, Joseph Lombard married Hannah Dorchester, age 28, daughter of Benjamin Dorchester and Abigail Merriman.¹ On Thursday, 25 April 1765 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America, at age 41, Joseph Lombard married Rachel Frost. In 1790 the Census listed Joseph Lombard as the head of a family in Springfield, Massachusetts, America.² He died on 19 November 1791 in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA at age 67.¹

     Lydia Lombard was born on 30 January 1724 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America.¹ She was the daughter of Ebenezer Lombard and Rachal Loomis.

     Noah Bowker was born on 16 May 1724 in Hopkinton, Massachusetts, America.¹ He was the son of John Bowker and Sarah Clap.

     Elizabeth Brounson was born circa 1725. She was the daughter of Thomas Brounson. On Saturday, 2 April 1740 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, Elizabeth Brounson married Ebenezer Warner, son of Dr Ephraim Warner and Esther Richards.¹

     F. Nicholas Pryor was born circa 1725. Circa 1745, F. Nicholas Pryor married Mary (?). On 20 September 1745 John Shoemaker's deed shows "Henrico County, bounded by Thomas Alley's line, crossing Goochland Rd., the falling Grounds of Deep Run, Nichols Pryor's line, crossing the sd. Rd., parting of Nicholas Pryor and Thomas Conway." F. Nicholas Pryor served between September 1758 and 1763in the French and Indian War.¹ Before 1760 F. Nicholas Pryor lived in Albemarle, Virginia, America.¹ In 1783 the Census listed F. Nicholas Pryor as the head of a family.² In 1790 the Census listed F. Nicholas Pryor as the head of a family. 9 white members in household, one dwelling, no other buildings.³ The 1800 Tax List listed F. Nicholas Pryor as the head of a family in Amherst, Virginia, USA. He died in 1807.

     Mary (?) was born circa 1725. Circa 1745, Mary (?) married F. Nicholas Pryor.

     John Wren was born in 1725. He was the son of John Wren and Hannah Turner. Circa 1744, John Wren married Anne Lloyd, daughter of Samuel Lloyd and Sarah (?). John Wren died in 1752.

     William Wren was born in 1725. He was the son of John Wren and Hannah Turner. William Wren died on 4 September 1766 in Hanover Parish, Virginia, America.

     Joseph Bowker was born on 28 December 1725 in Hopkinton, Massachusetts, America.^1,2 He was the son of John Bowker and Sarah Clap. Circa 1750 in Brandon, Vermont, America, Joseph Bowker married Sarah Taintor, daughter of Simon Taintor and Rebecca Harrington. Joseph Bowker and Sarah Taintor were (an unknown value).¹ Joseph Bowker recorded a deed in 1774 in Rutland, Rutland, Vermont, USA. 150 acres.¹ He was in military service during the Revolutionary War in 1775 ; "the John Hancock of Vermont" according to historian Henry Hall. Joseph was responsible for organizing the supplies for the fighting forces as well as providing for their dependents.¹ He was (an unknown value) on 8 October 1778 in Windsor, Vermont, USA.³ Between 1780 and 1784 Joseph Bowker lived in Rutland, Vermont, USA; on the list of freeholders and as town treasurer.¹ He died on 11 July 1784 in Rutland, Vermont, USA at age 58.¹

     Sarah Taintor was born circa 1726 in Watertown, Massachusetts, America.¹ She was the daughter of Simon Taintor and Rebecca Harrington. Circa 1750 in Brandon, Vermont, America, Sarah Taintor married Joseph Bowker, son of John Bowker and Sarah Clap. Sarah Taintor and Joseph Bowker were (an unknown value).²

     Benajah Stephenson was born on 25 October 1726 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America.¹ He was baptized on 25 October 1726 in First Congregational Church in Springfield, Massachusetts, America.¹ He was the son of Benajah Stephenson and Priscilla Howard. On Monday, 20 April 1750 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America, at age 23, Benajah Stephenson married Almy Long, daughter of Thomas Long.² In 1790 the Census listed Benajah Stephenson as the head of a family in Springfield, Massachusetts, America. Benajah and Joseph Kellogg are sharing one house.³ He recorded a deed on 16 August 1796. 8 acres for 6 pounds. In 1800 the Census listed Benajah Stephenson as the head of a family in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA. One male and one female over 45. One female between 16 and 25 years of age..⁴ He died on 20 April 1806 in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA at age 79.^5,6

     Jonathan Lombard was born on 4 January 1727 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America. He was the son of Ebenezer Lombard and Rachal Loomis.

     Jerusha Warner was born on 13 December 1727 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹ She was the daughter of Obediah Warner and Sarah Lewis. On Saturday, 26 October 1748 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, at age 20, Jerusha Warner married Aaron Harrison, son of Benjamin Harrison.¹

     Anne Lloyd was born circa 1728. She was the daughter of Samuel Lloyd and Sarah (?). Circa 1744, Anne Lloyd married John Wren, son of John Wren and Hannah Turner. Circa 1753, Anne Lloyd married Alexander Hansford.

     Asa Scovil was born circa 1728. Circa 1758 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, Asa Scovil married Lois Warner, daughter of Obediah Warner and Sarah Lewis.

     Edward was born in 1729. Circa 1750, Edward Collins married Jane Jones, daughter of James Jones and Mary (?). Edward Collins made a will in August 1818.¹ Edward died in August 1818.

     Rachel Frost was born in 1729. On Thursday, 25 April 1765 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America, Rachel Frost married Joseph Lombard, age 41, son of Ebenezer Lombard and Rachal Loomis. Rachel Frost died on 6 May 1807 in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA.¹

     Elizabeth Taintor was born in January 1729 in Westborough, Massachusetts, America.¹ She was the daughter of Simon Taintor and Rebecca Harrington.

     Michael Greten was born in May 1729 in Rammeldange, Luxembourg-Campagne, Luxemburg.¹ On Sunday, 8 February 1749/50 in Rammeldange, Luxembourg-Campagne, Luxemburg, at age 20, Michael Greten married Maria Wagener, age 19, daughter of Luke (Berens) Wagener and Anna Philips.^1,2 Michael Greten died on 9 July 1785 in Rammeldange, Luxembourg-Campagne, Luxemburg at age 56.¹

     Lydia Warner was born on 6 June 1729 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹ She was the daughter of Obediah Warner and Sarah Lewis. On Friday, 28 May 1751 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, at age 21, Lydia Warner married Thomas Welton, son of Richard Welton.¹

     Elizabeth Stephenson was born on 21 August 1729 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America.¹ She was the daughter of Benajah Stephenson and Priscilla Howard.