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259. ELISHA⁷ PIPER (DANIEL⁶, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born September 01, 1806 in Newburgh, Maine, and died December 09, 1891. He married RHODA HILTON BICKFORD August 28, 1831. She was born May 07, 1809 in Newburgh, Maine, and died December 21, 1879 in Newburgh, Maine.

More About ELISHA PIPER:
Resided: Newburgh, Maine

Children of ELISHA PIPER and RHODA BICKFORD are:

454.	i.	ELISHA SANBORN⁸ PIPER, b. December 21, 1835, Newburgh, Maine; d. Unknown, Medford, Massachusetts (prob.).
455.	ii.	ENOCH FRANKLIN PIPER, b. June 28, 1838, Newburgh, Maine; d. Unknown.
	iii.	EUNICE FRANCES PIPER, b. June 28, 1838, Newburgh, Maine; d. December 31, 1839, Newburgh, Maine.
456.	iv.	RHODA ADDIE PIPER, b. January 10, 1849, Newburgh, Maine; d. Unknown.
457.	v.	SUSAN EMMA PIPER, b. January 10, 1849, Newburgh, Maine; d. Unknown.

260. HANNAH FOSTER⁷ PIPER (DANIEL⁶, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born November 16, 1808 in Newburgh, Maine, and died Unknown. She married ELIJAH BACHELDER August 12, 1834. He was born February 07, 1806 in Phipsburg, Maine, and died Unknown.

More About ELIJAH BACHELDER:
Occupation: Farmer
Resided: Dixmont, Maine then Fairfield, Maine

Children of HANNAH PIPER and ELIJAH BACHELDER are:

458.	i.	MELVIN⁸ BACHELDER, b. October 23, 1835, Prospect, Maine; d. Aft. 1889.
	ii.	JAMES MARDEN BACHELDER, b. February 28, 1837, Prospect, Maine; d. March 07, 1838, Prospect, Maine.
	iii.	KINGSBURY BACHELDER, b. October 27, 1841, Prospect, Maine; d. Unknown; m. MARY AUGUSTA WADE, June 27, 1877; b. January 29, 1851, Parkman, Maine; d. Unknown.

Notes for KINGSBURY BACHELDER:
Kingsbury Bachelder, born October 27, 1841, in Prospect Me.; graduated from Bowdoin College in 1871. While in college he obtained a prize of thirty dollars for the best examination in Latin, at the end of the sophomore year. In his senior year he won a prize of ten dollars for the best oration, and on graduating, the Latin salutatory oration was assigned to him. He taught Auburn High School at Auburn, Me., one year, and was Principal of the Maine Central Institute at Pettsfield, ME., eight years. He pursued a theological course of study in the Theological School of Bates College. On resigning his position as Principal of the Maine Central Institute in 1883, he was elected Waldron Professor of the Latin language and literature in Hillsdale College at Hillsdale, Michigan, and in 1887 was made Professor of the Greek language and literature. he is also a Trustee of the college and one of the Directors of the "Morning Star" a Freewill Baptist paper published in Boston, Mass. He has been Professor in Hillsdale College five years, and the whole time during which he has been engaged as teacher and professor exceeds fourteen full years. He married Mary Augusta Wade, June 27, 1877, daughter of Ebenezer Delano and Mary Ripley (Dyer) Wade. She was born January 29, 1851, in Parkman, Me.; graduated in 1870 at the Maine State Seminary, at Lewiston, Me., and after graduation taught several terms in Fryeburg Academy. They reside in Hillsdale.

459.

iv.

CATHERINE PIPER BACHELDER, b. January 11, 1844, Newburgh, Maine; d. Unknown.

261. DANIEL⁷ PIPER (DANIEL⁶, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born July 01, 1814 in Newburgh, Maine, and died Unknown. He married HANNAH FOSTER PARSONS July 16, 1837, daughter of ENOCH PARSONS and BETSEY BURNHAM. She was born September 14, 1808 in Parsonsfield, Maine, and died June 07, 1883 in Parsonsfield, Maine.

More About DANIEL PIPER:
Resided: Parsonfield, Maine

Child of DANIEL PIPER and HANNAH PARSONS is:

460.

ELIZA ANN⁸ PIPER, b. August 19, 1850, Parsonsfield, Maine; d. Unknown.

262. SIMEON BARKER⁷ PIPER (DANIEL⁶, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born December 02, 1816 in Newburgh, Maine, and died Unknown. He married (1) HANNAH KAYLOR 1840. She was born Abt. 1816 in Baton Rouge, Lousiana, and died December 1848 in New Orleans, Lousiana. He married (2) HARRIET AUGUSTA WILDES July 20, 1857, daughter of NATHANIEL WILDES and ANNE. She was born February 05, 1830 in Monroe, Maine, and died Unknown.

More About SIMEON BARKER PIPER:
Occupation: Carpenter
Resided: Elizabeth, New Jersey

Children of SIMEON PIPER and HANNAH KAYLOR are:

461.	i.		FREDERICK AUGUSTUS⁸ PIPER, b. September 05, 1843, Jefferson Barracks, Missiouri; d. Unknown.
	ii.		ANNA PIPER, b. August 04, 1844, New Orleans, Lousianna; d. Unknown.

More About ANNA PIPER:
Resided: Belfast, Maine

462.

iii.

SIMEON BARKER PIPER, b. December 12, 1846, New Orleans, Lousiana; d. Unknown.

Child of SIMEON PIPER and HARRIET WILDES is:

463.

iv.

HELEN AUGUSTA⁸ PIPER, b. May 29, 1858, Monroe, Maine; d. Unknown.

263. ALPHEUS FELCH⁷ PIPER (DANIEL⁶, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born October 28, 1820 in Newburgh, Maine, and died October 31, 1886 in Swanville, Maine. He married (1) CATHARINE SMART PERKINS March 27, 1843. She was born August 10, 1826 in Palermo, Me., and died November 11, 1843 in Newburgh. He married (2) SUSAN HANNAH SMITH March 27, 1849. She was born January 11, 1834 in Monroe, Maine, and died February 28, 1881 in Swanville, Maine.

More About ALPHEUS FELCH PIPER:
Occupation: Farmer and Mill-wright
Resided: Newburgh, New Hampshire, then Swanville, Maine

Children of ALPHEUS PIPER and SUSAN SMITH are:

DAVID MANSER⁸ PIPER, b. May 20, 1854, Monroe, Maine; d. Unknown; m. LIZZIE RUSHTON, June 15, 1881; b. Abt. 1861, Maine.; d. Unknown.

More About DAVID MANSER PIPER:
Occupation: Farmer
Resided: Swanville, Maine

464.	ii.	WYMAN BROWN PIPER, b. December 14, 1855, Monroe, Maine; d. Unknown.
465.	iii.	LIZZIE MAY PIPER, b. October 11, 1857, Monroe, Maine; d. Unknown.
	iv.	KINGSBURY BACHELDER PIPER, b. February 04, 1866, Monroe, Maine; d. Unknown; m. INEZ VICTORIA MORSE, May 02, 1889; b. January 31, 1866, Dixmont, Maine; d. Unknown.

More About KINGSBURY BACHELDER PIPER:
Comment 1: taught in Maine, Freeport and Climens, California
Occupation: teacher
Resided: Waterville, Maine

More About INEZ VICTORIA MORSE:
Comment 1: taught in Dixmont, Maine
Occupation: teacher before marriage

LURILLA MASON PIPER, b. February 19, 1867, Monroe, Maine; d. Unknown; m. OSCAR HARVEY FALL, March 04, 1885; b. September 03, 1858, Newburgh, Maine; d. Unknown.

More About LURILLA MASON PIPER:
Occupation: teacher before marriage

More About OSCAR HARVEY FALL:
Occupation: Farmer, School Supervisor, and Master of the Golden Rule Grange
Resided: Newburgh, New Hampshire

264. JOHN USHER PARSONS⁷ PIPER (DANIEL⁶, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born June 20, 1823 in Newburgh, Maine, and died July 17, 1889 in Newburgh, Maine. He married ELIZABETH PACKARD December 1844. She was born April 24, 1823 in Troy, Maine, and died Unknown.

More About JOHN USHER PARSONS PIPER:
Occupation: Mechanic
Resided: Newburgh, New Hampshire

Children of JOHN PIPER and ELIZABETH PACKARD are:

	i.	LUCY ANN⁸ PIPER, b. May 03, 1846, Newburgh, Maine; d. September 19, 1850, Newburgh, Maine.
466.	ii.	ELISHA FRANKLIN PIPER, b. June 15, 1848, Newburgh, Maine; d. Unknown.
	iii.	JOHN USHER PARSONS PIPER, JR, b. July 04, 1861, Winterport, Maine; d. August 08, 1862, Winterport, Maine.

265. SARAH⁷ MOFFATT (MARY⁶ PIPER, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born November 21, 1804 in Newbury, Penobscot County, Maine, and died May 24, 1886 in Cincinnati, Ohio. She married MATTHEW BROWN December 25, 1823. He was born October 17, 1806 in Keighley, Yorkshire, New England, and died May 30, 1868 in Delhi, Ohio.

Notes for SARAH MOFFATT:
      Sarah Moffatt, born November 21, 1804, in Newburgh, Me. After the death of her mother, when she was eighteen years of age and went to provide for herself in Cincinnati, Ohio. After remaining there about a year she married Matthew Brown, December 25, 1823, born in Keighley, Yorkshire, England, October 17, 1806. He emigrated to this country with his father when only 6 years old and was educated here. When twelve years of age he began to learn the trade of cabinet-maker, serving five years, and became a first-class workman. When General Lafayette visited this country, in 1824, he was selected by the reception committee of Cincinnati to make an elegant chair for him to sit in. The chair was of extraordinary workmanship and in now carefully preserved with other interesting relics of the city. He followed the business of cabinet-making in Cincinnati about thirteen years and then entered into trade, and by strict integrity and close attention to business became a successful merchant. In the meantime, with much sagacity, he purchased real estate in the city, which rose largely on his hands and he became quite wealthy. After diligent labor in trade for twenty years or more, he retired from business in 1854, retaining a portion of his real estate in the city and purchased a country seat of ten acres at Delhi about four and a half miles from Cincinnati where he lived as a gentleman farmer and capitalist with his family to which he was much attached, in quiet leisure until his death, which occurred suddenly May 30, 1868, at Delhi. In politics he was a Republican and took a deep interest in the success of the Union Army in the War of the Rebellion. His wife died May 24, 1886, in Cincinnati, to which she and her surviving children removed after the death of her husband. She was an active woman, of medium size with dark hair and black eyes, of amiable disposition, and highly respected.
      She told her children that she was born in "No. 2, Massachusetts." Maine was a part of Mass. till 1820. Newburgh, before its incorporation in 1819, was called Plantation No. 2, and was then a part of Mass. She was, therefore, correct in saying that she was born in "No. 2, Massachusetts." All children were born in Cincinnati except Clarissa, who was born near Peoria, Illinois. Notes taken from history done by Horace Piper.

Children of SARAH MOFFATT and MATTHEW BROWN are:

	i.		MARY ANN⁸ BROWN, b. December 03, 1824, Cincinnati; d. January 06, 1862, Cincinnati.
	ii.		CATHARINE BROWN, b. January 11, 1827, Cincinnati; d. September 01, 1832, Cincinnati.
	iii.		JANE BROWN, b. March 23, 1829, Cincinnati; d. August 25, 1829, Cincinnati.
	iv.		JOSEPH BROWN, b. July 30, 1830, Cincinnati; d. July 10, 1832, Cincinnati.
	v.		MATTHEW BROWN, b. November 16, 1832, Cincinnati; d. February 16, 1836, Cincinnati.
	vi.		CLARISSA BROWN, b. October 28, 1834, Peoria, Illinois; d. October 29, 1834, Peoria, Illinois.
	vii.		FRANCES OLIVE BROWN, b. August 14, 1836, Cincinnati; d. December 18, 1874, Cincinnati.
	viii.		SARAH EUPHEMIA BROWN, b. July 07, 1838, Cincinnati; d. Unknown.
	ix.		HARRIET CORWIN BROWN, b. October 13, 1840, Cincinnati; d. Unknown.
	x.		MARTHA ERMINA BROWN, b. June 02, 1844, Cincinnati, Ohio; d. August 17, 1853, Cincinnati, Ohio.

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