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     Mary FARNHAM b. On 24 March 1666 at Andover, Essex County, Mass.¹ She m. Deacon William LOVEJOY, son of John LOVEJOY and Mary OSGOOD, on 29 November 1680 at Andover, Essex County, Mass.  [as Farnum]^2,1 Mary FARNHAM d. On 25 December 1739 at Andover, Essex County, Mass.³
     As of 29 November 1680,her married name was LOVEJOY.

     Ralph FARNHAM b. On 25 August 1601 at London, London, England.^1,2,3 He m. Alice (?) (Farnham) circa 1620 at London, London, England. Ralph FARNHAM d. Before 18 June 1648 at Ipswich, Essex County, Mass.^1,4
     Ralph FARNHAM was a Barber and Surgeon.

     Ralph FARNHAM bp. On 4 August 1633 at St. Nicholas, Rochester, Kent, England.^1,2 He m. Elizabeth HOLT on 26 October 1658 at Andover, Essex County, Mass.  [as Ralfe Farnum]³ Ralph FARNHAM d. On 8 January 1692 at Andover, Essex County, Mass.^1,4

     Sarah FARNHAM b. In 1639 at Ipswich, Essex County, Mass.^1,2 She m. George ABBOTT on 26 April 1658 at Andover, Essex County, Mass.  [as Georg Abbet and Sara Farnum]³ Sarah FARNHAM d. In 1728 at Ipswich, Essex County, Mass.¹
     As of 26 April 1658,her married name was ABBOTT.

     Sergeant Thomas FARNHAM bp. On 10 April 1631 at St. Nicholas, Rochester, Kent, England.^1,2 He m. Elizabeth SIBBORNS on 8 July 1660 at Andover, Essex County, Mass.  [as Farnum]³ Sergeant Thomas FARNHAM d. On 11 January 1685 at Andover, Essex County, Mass,  [as Farnum].⁴

     Abel FARWELL b. Circa 1749 at Groton, Middlesex County, Mass. He and Hannah RUSSELL at Harvard, Worcester County, Mass, int. On 13 May 1769.¹

     Anna (Anne) FARWELL b. On 4 May 1742 at Groton, Middlesex County, Mass.^1,2 She m. Silas SNOW on 20 November 1760 at Lunenburg, Worcester County, Mass.^2,3 Anna (Anne) FARWELL d. On 10 September 1834 at Fitchburg, Worcester County, Mass.⁴
     As of 20 November 1760,her married name was SNOW.

     Benjamin FARWELL b. On 2 July 1756 at Groton, Middlesex County, Mass.^1,2 He m. Lucy COLLIER on 2 November 1780 at Groton, Middlesex County, Mass.^3,4 Benjamin FARWELL d. In 1823 at Poultney, Rutland County, Ver.³

     Capt. Henry FARWELL b. On 18 December 1674 at Chelmsford, Middlesex County, Mass.^1,2 He m. Susannah RICHARDSON on 23 January 1695 at Chelmsford, Middlesex County, Mass.  [as Susanah Ritchardsun]^1,3 Capt. Henry FARWELL d. Before 4 December 1738 at Chelmsford, Middlesex County, Mass.
     Capt. Henry FARWELL left a will on 26 September 1738 at Chelmsford, Middlesex County, Mass, which reads: was proved 4 Dec 1738.¹

     Daniel FARWELL b. On 20 May 1717 at Groton, Middlesex County, Mass.^1,2 He m. Mary MOOR, daughter of Timothy MOOR and Anne BLANCHARD, on 3 July 1739 at Andover, Essex County, Mass.  [as More]^3,1,4 Daniel FARWELL d. On 15 January 1808 at Fitchburg, Worcester County, Mass.¹

     Daniel FARWELL b. On 22 April 1740 at Groton, Middlesex County, Mass.^1,2 He m. Sybil PAGE on 8 December 1763 at Groton, Middlesex County, Mass.  [as Sibbel Page]³ Daniel FARWELL d. On 27 May 1815 at Ipswich, Essex County, Mass.⁴

     Daniel Moors FARWELL b. On 6 May 1780 at New Ipswich, Hillsborough County, N. H..¹ He m. Susan ESTABROOK on 6 October 1807 at Harvard, Worcester County, Mass.  [as Daniel M. and Susan Easterbrooks]^2,3 Daniel Moors FARWELL d. On 19 July 1825 at New Ipswich, Hillsborough County, N. H..³

     Deacon Henry FARWELL b. Circa 1605 at Boston, Lincolnshire, England. He m. Olive WELBY, daughter of Richard WELBY and Frances BULKELEY, on 16 April 1629 at Boston, Lincolnshire, England.^1,2 Deacon Henry FARWELL d. On 1 August 1670 at Chelmsford, Middlesex County, Mass.^1,3
     Deacon Henry FARWELL was a Tailor. He immigrated circa 1635 to Boston, Suffolk County, Mass.²

     Edmund FARWELL b. On 3 July 1750 at Groton, Middlesex County, Mass.^1,2 He m. Mary RUSSELL, daughter of Jason RUSSELL and Elizabeth PARKER, on 15 July 1773 at Harvard, Worcester County, Mass.^3,4,5 Edmund FARWELL d. In March 1843 at New Ipswich, Hillsborough County, N. H..⁶
     Edmund FARWELL began military service after 16 June 1780 at New Ipswich, Hillsborough County, N. H., Some time during the year (1780) a sally of tories from Canada into the state of Vermont, proceeding as far as Royalton, awakened a spontaneous movement like those of the earlier years, and sixty-five men, all or very nearly all of whom were from New Ipswich, started on horseback to meet the especially offensive attack. This force, under the command of Lieut.-Col. Thomas Heald, was divided into two companies, the rolls of which are given below. They were gone only four days, during which the smaller company travelled forty five miles, for which they presented an account amounting to £34 20s., and the larger thirty-five miles, with an account of £90 2s. They were:

Edmund Bryant, Capt. Silas Davis
Isaac Clark, Lieut. John Gould
Benjamin Williams, Lieut. Joseph Stickney Jr.
Jeremiah Prichard Benjamin Adams Jr.
Thomas Brown John Adams
Josiah Walton Amos Baker
Johns Brown Jr. Samuel Speer
William Speer Jr. Josiah Brown
John Cutter Thomas Kidder
William Prichard Thomas Fletcher, Jr.
Johathan Fletcher William Clary
Ephraim Adams Jr. Edmund Town
Elijah Davis

Joseph Parker, Capt. Ephraim Hildreth
Moses Tucker, Lieut. Joseph Warren
James Chandler, Ens. Jesse Walker
John Brooks, Sergt. Amos Boynton
Leonad Parker Joel Baker
Allen Breed, Sergt. Stephen Pierce
William Faris Samuel Fletcher
Ebenezer Knight Stephen Adams Jr.
Enos Knight Jr. John Pratt
Samuel Cummings Edward Pratt
Ebenezer Fletcher Nathaniel Pratt
Thomas Spaulding Isaac Farwell
Timoth Fox Edmund Farwell
William Shattuck John Gowing
Jonathan Twist Robert Cambell
William Hodgkins Thad Taylor
Levi Farr Rueben Taylor
Nathaniel Farr Hezekiah Hodgkins
Isaac Bartlett John Wheeler, Jr.
Jotham Hoar.^2,7,8 He ended military service before 1 July 1780 at New Ipswich, Hillsborough County, N. H..⁸

     Edmund FARWELL b. On 14 November 1777 at New Ipswich, Hillsborough County, N. H..¹