. A memorial of Rev. Thomas Smith (second minister of Pembroke, Mass.,) and his descendants ... A full genealogical record. 1707-1895. 8 born March 19, 1871, married, May14, 1891, Fiske Warren, son ofThey have one child— Rachel,9 b. Nov. 1, 1802. fjO SMITH MEMORIAL. Sumner Bass Pearinain,7 born December 24, 1859, son ofWilliam Robert and Cordelia Miller7 (Smith) Pearmain,married, June 3, 1886, to Alice Whittimore Upton, bornJuly 3, 1863, daughter of Peter and Sarah Miller (Duncan)Upton, of East JafYrey, N. H. Mr. Pearmain7 graduated atHarvard College, 1883; is a banker and broker of the firmPe
. A memorial of Rev. Thomas Smith (second minister of Pembroke, Mass.,) and his descendants ... A full genealogical record. 1707-1895. 8 born March 19, 1871, married, May14, 1891, Fiske Warren, son ofThey have one child— Rachel,9 b. Nov. 1, 1802. fjO SMITH MEMORIAL. Sumner Bass Pearinain,7 born December 24, 1859, son ofWilliam Robert and Cordelia Miller7 (Smith) Pearmain,married, June 3, 1886, to Alice Whittimore Upton, bornJuly 3, 1863, daughter of Peter and Sarah Miller (Duncan)Upton, of East JafYrey, N. H. Mr. Pearmain7 graduated atHarvard College, 1883; is a banker and broker of the firmPearmain & Brooks, of Boston, and now resides in Boston. Children of Sumner Bass7 and iUice Whittimore (Upton)Pearmain: i. William Robert,8 b. March 17, 1888. ii. Edward Paget,8 b. May 23, 1889, d. Dec. 20, 1891. iii. John Duncan,8 b. March 12, 1891. iv. Margaret,8 b. in Boston, Feb. 24, 1893. The first three were born in Chelsea. Sarah Ann Bass Smith,6 born February 7, 1821, youngestchild of Elisha and Mary Butler (Bass) Smith, married, Stephen D. died November 27, 1893. He still resides in Cordelia Miller (Smith) Pearmain. SMITH MEMORIAL. Ul DESCENDANTS OF MILLER TTILLER SMITH,5 born June 9, 1782, youngest child ofJ * Josialr and Mary (Barker) Smith, married, September15, 1803, Jane Stockbridge, born October 6, 1780, daughterof Hon. David and Piuth (Gushing) Stockbridge. Smith5 built vessels on North River, alone and incompany with his brothers Albert5 and He waslost at sea, being washed overboard December 23, 1818,near the Three Sand Hills, on the coast of North Caro-lina. He was considered one of the smartest young menin his native town; and one dear old auntie, in telling ofher youthful days, used to say Minn Smith was thenicest young man she ever knew, and she never was sohappy as when receiving attention from him. His wifedied They had only one child, a daughter— Jane Miller Smith,6 b. April 13. 1804. Jane
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