FAMILY RECORD:
Silas Buzzell - s/o Silas 4 John 3 John 2; he m Sarah d/o Col Craig of
Rumney in Nov 1820; she d Rumney 21 Jan 1875. Children:
a) William Craig - b Rumney 23 Mar 1821; d Rumney; unm; farmer; Dem.
b) Mary S - b Rumney 25 Feb 1823; d Groton 10 Nov 1860; m William P Mills of
Dunbarton 10 Sept 1845.
c) Sarah - b Rumney 19 Jan 1825; d there 1893; m Daniel, s/o Daniel Elliot
of Rumney, 3 Aug 1863 as his 2nd wife; he d Rumney; farmer; Bapt.
d) Matilda - b Rumney 22 Mar 1827; d there unm.
e) Hatch Wells - b Rumney 18 Jan 1829; d there 21 July 1882; farmer; Dem;
never married.
f) Angeline - b Rumney 6 July 1832; d there 2 Apr 1868; unm.
[Rev. Herbert Leslie Buzzell mms].
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Silas Buzzell - s/o Silas 4 John 3 John 2 Simon 1; b 2 May 1789; d 19 Jan
1852; m Sarah Craig. Children - Rumney NH:
a) William - b 22 Mar 1821; d 1899; m Mary Mills.
b) Mary - b 22 Feb 1823; m William Mills; liv Groton NH.
c) Sarah - b 1825; m Daniel Elliot; liv Rumney NH.
d) Matilda - b 1827; d 4 Apr 1892; unm.
e) Hatch - b 1829; d 26 Jul 1882; unm.
f) Angeline - b 1832; d unm.
[Buzzell mms by Lloyd Davis, RR 1 Box 68B, West Danville VT 05873 3/95].
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CHRONOLOGICAL ITEMS:
1850 Oct 16 - census of Rumney, Grafton Co NH 226/228:
George Fletcher household includes:
Buzzell, Hatch H 25 m farmer bNH
m2 Dorcas Baker
FAMILY RECORD:
Daniel Elliott - s/o Daniel Elliott & Olive Adams; b 16 Dec 1806; d 1887; m1
Sarah Buzzell; m2 Dorcas Baker [World Family Tree CD-ROM V2].
m 1699
FAMILY RECORD:
Edward Evans - perh s/o John; cooper, recently extric. from Edward (3),
first ment. in the record of a child's birth in Kit., next in the exam. of his
br. Joseph (10 1/2), runnaway apprent. in Boston. Called a centenarian at
death, the newspapers said he perfectly remembered the revolution against Gov.
Andros which occurred in the last yr. of his apprenticeship in Boston. List
358d, 1715, shows two Edward liv. on his father's homestead, 'Edward Jun' liv.
on the other side of Back River. In 1716 in suit on a bond payable to 'Edward
Evins of Dover," the writ has -Jun- interlined. In 1724 E. E., of Dover,
cooper, was sued on a store bill running from July 1709 to Jan. 1709/10. In
1726, of Dover, cooper, he bot 40a in Wells. In 1730, with w. Dorcas, q.c.
estate of 'our father Simon Bussell' (3) in Wells. In 1734, cooper, wife
Dorcas, sold his homestead (near Pudding Hill in Madbury). In 1737 E. E.,
cooper and w. Dorcas, both sick, were presented abs. from meeting in Wells.
Four ch. pf 'Edward and Dorcas' were recorded together about 1705. The warrant
for Madbury parish meeting 1756 (appar. having come back from away) contans an
article to see if the parish will vote a support for Edw. Evans, or to send him
out of the parish; 1756-1766 numerous items on Madbury records about supplying
E. E., or letting him out; 1757 11s for making his coffin and digging his
grave. He d/ Barrington. It is quite poss. that the writer of the death
notice, week of 20 Nov. 1767, found the other Edward's birth record in the
Dover town book. Kn. ch:
a) Eleanor - b. in Kit. 3 Mar. (1699/1700?).
b) Edward - in Dover 23 Oct. (1701?), mar. in Wells 11 Oct 1727 Sarah
Larrabee, and settled with her fam. in the part now Kennebunk. 4 s/ bap. of
whom all but Jacob enlisted in 1756 and were k. near Ft. Wm. Henry.
c) Rachel - b. 6 Apr. 1703, mar. John Burks, 9 ch. bap. in Wells.
d) Joseph - b. 29 Oct. 1704, Somersworth, was 'Jr' till his death. He mar.
Keziah Hall, d. of John and Esther (Chesley). Suits show a primer in 1733, a
sick wife and 23 doctor's visits in 1734. Master Tate gives the wid. Keziah 4
ch.
e) Hannah - 'also likely;' m int. 1738 Tho Wormwood of Wells, 5 ch. bap.
[Noyes et al, Geneal Dict of ME & NH, p 224].
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1726 Nov 10 - From John Bussell & Edward Evenius (sic, Evans?), both of
Oyster River, Prov of NH - To Mary Bussell of Arundel, York Co - For: 'love
goodwill and affection which we have and do bear towards our loving cousin Mary
Bussell' - 'all and singular our parts of the grant that was granted to our
father Simon Bussell upon Kenebunk River in the town of Arundel' - Signed: John
Bussell (mark) & Edward Eure (sic, Evans?) - Witnessess: John Perkins & John
Murphy - Acknowledged 13 Sept 1732 by John Bussell & Edward Eune (sic, Evans?).
Also on this document: 'I the subscriber Ranold Mach daniell do for my self
& in behalf of my wife Mary by virtue of a power of attorney from her give
grant unto our loving cousin Mary Busell aboves'd all the right title &
interest we have or ought to have in the aboves'd hundred acres of land granted
to Simon Busell aboves'd - Signed: Ranal Mc Dan'l 21 March 1729/30 - Witnesses:
William Eliot & George Banfill - Recorded 4 Jan 1732 (1732/3?) in York Co, ME
Deeds 15/165.
m1 ___, m2 1687 Ruth Stileman
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS:
William Buzzell - s/o Simon 1. Prob brother of John 2 of Dover; m 5 Sept
1687 Ruth, d/o Elias (s/o Hon Elias) and Ruth (Mansfield/Maynard) Stilman of
Portsmouth; she was b 1668; she m2 1691 Richard Tarlton. [Rev Herbert Leslie
Buzzell mms].
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William Bussell - only mentioned once (Y.D. 24/174), presumably father of
"cousin Mary Bussell," who was grantee, 1726-1730, from three aunts or uncles.
Her autograph "Bussey" in ME Court files 1722.
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William Bussell - m Ruth Stileman 5 Sep 1687 in N.H. [North Hampton?]; she
m2 Richard Tarlton after 1 Jun 1691; Ruth was the d/o Elias Stileman who d
before his father, also named Elias Stileman; the senior Elias wrote a will 18
Dec 1695 in which he mentions his gdau Ruth Tarlton & her sons Elias & William
Tarlton; Ruth wrote a will in 1708 which names her children by Tarlton, but no
Mary [Noyes, Libby & Davis, Geneal. Dict. of ME & NH p662].
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Ruth Bussell - 'cosen' Ruth Bussell received a silver tumbler in the will of
Richard Stileman of Newcastle dated 1 June 1691, proved 19 Apr 1703 [NH State
Papers 31/354].
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Ruth Stileman - d/o Elias 2 Stileman of Portsmouth NH; m William Buswell
[Perley, History of Salem MA, 3 Vols, 1924-1928, 1/279].CHRONOLOGICAL ITEMS:
1687 Sep 5 - Wm Bussell m Ruth Stileman, per a book kept by Theodore
Atkinson 26 Nov 1700 [Collections of the Dover NH Hist Soc, 1894, 1/107].
1721 Apr 4 - at the court of general sessions at York the grand joury
presented Mary Busey (and others) of Arundel for "not frequenting the Publick
worship of god" [Maine Province and Court Records 6/51].
1722 Oct 2 - the court of general sessions at York heard the following
petition from Mary Busey:
"Whereas I was Sumonsed to appear at York Cort to answer to a presentment at
the Grant jury for not attending the Publick Worship of God I do Humbly Enform
you that the Reson Why I did not atend the Publick Worship of God Was not from
any Disrespeckt therunto But by Reson of Bodyly Ileness and a Considerable
Distance from the Please of Publick Worship and the Excessive Badness of the
way Being in the Winter Season which the Enhabat...(illeg) Know the Same. and
may it Please the Honourable Cort I humbly Enform you the Reson Why I did not
Come to Cort was By Reson of Sickness and not able to Come and gentlemen the
Reson of my not Coming now to Cort is by Reson of the War and the Dangers of
the War as I hope your Honours Will Consider which I hunbly Beg your Favors."
The petition is signed Mary Busey, but is not dated.
The court decreed (apparently in response to this petition) that Mary Busey
& Eliz'a Poland of Arundel, who had been presented for failure to attend public
worship, and had been prevented from attending the court because of the great
distance, should be tried before the justices of the town of Wells at such time
as they should appoint. The final disposition of the case is not stated [Maine
Province and Court Records 6/111].
1726 Nov 10 - From John Bussell & Edward Evenius (sic, Evans?), both of
Oyster River, Prov of NH - To Mary Bussell of Arundel, York Co - For: 'love
goodwill and affection which we have and do bear towards our loving cousin Mary
Bussell' - 'all and singular our parts of the grant that was granted to our
father Simon Bussell upon Kenebunk River in the town of Arundel' - Signed: John
Bussell (mark) & Edward Eure (sic, Evans?) - Witnessess: John Perkins & John
Murphy - Acknowledged 13 Sept 1732 by John Bussell & Edward Eune (sic, Evans?).
Also on this document: 'I the subscriber Ranold Mach daniell do for my self
& in behalf of my wife Mary by virtue of a power of attorney from her give
grant unto our loving cousin Mary Busell aboves'd all the right title &
interest we have or ought to have in the aboves'd hundred acres of land granted
to Simon Busell aboves'd - Signed: Ranal Mc Dan'l 21 March 1729/30 - Witnesses:
William Eliot & George Banfill - Recorded 4 Jan 1732 (1732/3?) in York Co, ME
Deeds 15/165.
1732 Feb 19 - From John Bussell, husbandman of Dover, Prov of NH - To Rachel
Crediford, widow of Wells, Prov of ME - For 'love I bear unto my Sister Rachel
Crediford' - all right title etc to land 'That my father Simon Busel formerly
living in Cape porpus, Dec'd, had by grant or possession or any other way in
the town of Arundel alias Capeporpus'...to sister Rachel Crediford...'excepting
that right belonging to me at Cenebonk [sic, Kennebunk?] which I formerly gave
to my brother William Busel' - Signed John Busel (mark) - Witnesses: Hannah
Dering & Ruth Davis - Acknowledged 19 Feb 1732/3 by John Busel - Recorded 10
May 1744 in York, ME Deeds 24/173.
signed "Busey" 1722
m1 ___, m2 1687 Ruth Stileman
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS:
William Buzzell - s/o Simon 1. Prob brother of John 2 of Dover; m 5 Sept
1687 Ruth, d/o Elias (s/o Hon Elias) and Ruth (Mansfield/Maynard) Stilman of
Portsmouth; she was b 1668; she m2 1691 Richard Tarlton. [Rev Herbert Leslie
Buzzell mms].
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William Bussell - only mentioned once (Y.D. 24/174), presumably father of
"cousin Mary Bussell," who was grantee, 1726-1730, from three aunts or uncles.
Her autograph "Bussey" in ME Court files 1722.
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William Bussell - m Ruth Stileman 5 Sep 1687 in N.H. [North Hampton?]; she
m2 Richard Tarlton after 1 Jun 1691; Ruth was the d/o Elias Stileman who d
before his father, also named Elias Stileman; the senior Elias wrote a will 18
Dec 1695 in which he mentions his gdau Ruth Tarlton & her sons Elias & William
Tarlton; Ruth wrote a will in 1708 which names her children by Tarlton, but no
Mary [Noyes, Libby & Davis, Geneal. Dict. of ME & NH p662].
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Ruth Bussell - 'cosen' Ruth Bussell received a silver tumbler in the will of
Richard Stileman of Newcastle dated 1 June 1691, proved 19 Apr 1703 [NH State
Papers 31/354].
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Ruth Stileman - d/o Elias 2 Stileman of Portsmouth NH; m William Buswell
[Perley, History of Salem MA, 3 Vols, 1924-1928, 1/279].CHRONOLOGICAL ITEMS:
1687 Sep 5 - Wm Bussell m Ruth Stileman, per a book kept by Theodore
Atkinson 26 Nov 1700 [Collections of the Dover NH Hist Soc, 1894, 1/107].
1721 Apr 4 - at the court of general sessions at York the grand joury
presented Mary Busey (and others) of Arundel for "not frequenting the Publick
worship of god" [Maine Province and Court Records 6/51].
1722 Oct 2 - the court of general sessions at York heard the following
petition from Mary Busey:
"Whereas I was Sumonsed to appear at York Cort to answer to a presentment at
the Grant jury for not attending the Publick Worship of God I do Humbly Enform
you that the Reson Why I did not atend the Publick Worship of God Was not from
any Disrespeckt therunto But by Reson of Bodyly Ileness and a Considerable
Distance from the Please of Publick Worship and the Excessive Badness of the
way Being in the Winter Season which the Enhabat...(illeg) Know the Same. and
may it Please the Honourable Cort I humbly Enform you the Reson Why I did not
Come to Cort was By Reson of Sickness and not able to Come and gentlemen the
Reson of my not Coming now to Cort is by Reson of the War and the Dangers of
the War as I hope your Honours Will Consider which I hunbly Beg your Favors."
The petition is signed Mary Busey, but is not dated.
The court decreed (apparently in response to this petition) that Mary Busey
& Eliz'a Poland of Arundel, who had been presented for failure to attend public
worship, and had been prevented from attending the court because of the great
distance, should be tried before the justices of the town of Wells at such time
as they should appoint. The final disposition of the case is not stated [Maine
Province and Court Records 6/111].
1726 Nov 10 - From John Bussell & Edward Evenius (sic, Evans?), both of
Oyster River, Prov of NH - To Mary Bussell of Arundel, York Co - For: 'love
goodwill and affection which we have and do bear towards our loving cousin Mary
Bussell' - 'all and singular our parts of the grant that was granted to our
father Simon Bussell upon Kenebunk River in the town of Arundel' - Signed: John
Bussell (mark) & Edward Eure (sic, Evans?) - Witnessess: John Perkins & John
Murphy - Acknowledged 13 Sept 1732 by John Bussell & Edward Eune (sic, Evans?).
Also on this document: 'I the subscriber Ranold Mach daniell do for my self
& in behalf of my wife Mary by virtue of a power of attorney from her give
grant unto our loving cousin Mary Busell aboves'd all the right title &
interest we have or ought to have in the aboves'd hundred acres of land granted
to Simon Busell aboves'd - Signed: Ranal Mc Dan'l 21 March 1729/30 - Witnesses:
William Eliot & George Banfill - Recorded 4 Jan 1732 (1732/3?) in York Co, ME
Deeds 15/165.
1732 Feb 19 - From John Bussell, husbandman of Dover, Prov of NH - To Rachel
Crediford, widow of Wells, Prov of ME - For 'love I bear unto my Sister Rachel
Crediford' - all right title etc to land 'That my father Simon Busel formerly
living in Cape porpus, Dec'd, had by grant or possession or any other way in
the town of Arundel alias Capeporpus'...to sister Rachel Crediford...'excepting
that right belonging to me at Cenebonk [sic, Kennebunk?] which I formerly gave
to my brother William Busel' - Signed John Busel (mark) - Witnesses: Hannah
Dering & Ruth Davis - Acknowledged 19 Feb 1732/3 by John Busel - Recorded 10
May 1744 in York, ME Deeds 24/173.
m 1832
CHRONOLOGICAL ITEMS:
1832 - Leonard M Hough marr Rhoda Buzzell at 1st Unitarian Society in Dover
[Collections of the Dover NH Hist Soc, 1894, 1/257].
m 1832