. Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation . aw, of Belchertown. Hemarried (second), September 15, 1847, Har-riet A. Bowen, born in Providence, RhodeIsland, November 28, 1811, died at SouthManchester, January 12, 1870. Children:Frank Dexter, born at Providence, August 7,1830, died August 28, 1831 ; Frank Wood-bridge, see forward; Mary Howell, June 13,1834, died May 18, 1836; Sarah Shaw, Sep-tember 13, 1835, died June 20, 1836; KnightDexter, see forward: Anna Wells, June
. Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation . aw, of Belchertown. Hemarried (second), September 15, 1847, Har-riet A. Bowen, born in Providence, RhodeIsland, November 28, 1811, died at SouthManchester, January 12, 1870. Children:Frank Dexter, born at Providence, August 7,1830, died August 28, 1831 ; Frank Wood-bridge, see forward; Mary Howell, June 13,1834, died May 18, 1836; Sarah Shaw, Sep-tember 13, 1835, died June 20, 1836; KnightDexter, see forward: Anna Wells, June 26,1840, died August 10, 1841. (VIII) Colonel Frank Woodbridge, son ofCharles and Waitstill Dexter (Shaw) Cheney,was born at Providence, Rhode Island, June5, 1832, died at his home in South Manches-ter, Connecticut, May 26, 1909. He becamethe secretary and treasurer of The CheneyBrothers Silk Manufacturing Company ofSouth Manchester. He was a soldier duringthe civil war, serving as lieutenant-colonel ofthe Sixteenth Connecticut A^olunteer Infantry,and was honorably discharged, December 24,1862. At the time of his death, the HartfordCourant, in an editorial, said:. i.^iiis niitonial Fubfi WrSatkerNY
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