. Some of the ancestors and the children of Nathaniel Wilson, 851. He is President of the Parker National Lank of Parker,So. Dakota. One daughter, Louvetta Lord,10 born, in Stafford, Aug. lSSl;diedJuly 1882. Anner Frances Converse, born 10 July 1856; married, 2 July 1888, Frederick LorenzoClisky, Cashier Parker National Bank, of Parker, So. Dakota. Children:Sylvia Converse Clisky,10 b. in Parker, So. Dakota, 28 Nov. Alden Clisky,10 b. in Parker, So. Dakota, 18 April 1896. 323. JOSIAH CONVERSE8 (Solva1 (153), Solvin, Asa, Ensign Edward*Samuel,3 Sergeant Samuel,2 Deacon Edwar
. Some of the ancestors and the children of Nathaniel Wilson, 851. He is President of the Parker National Lank of Parker,So. Dakota. One daughter, Louvetta Lord,10 born, in Stafford, Aug. lSSl;diedJuly 1882. Anner Frances Converse, born 10 July 1856; married, 2 July 1888, Frederick LorenzoClisky, Cashier Parker National Bank, of Parker, So. Dakota. Children:Sylvia Converse Clisky,10 b. in Parker, So. Dakota, 28 Nov. Alden Clisky,10 b. in Parker, So. Dakota, 18 April 1896. 323. JOSIAH CONVERSE8 (Solva1 (153), Solvin, Asa, Ensign Edward*Samuel,3 Sergeant Samuel,2 Deacon Edward1), born, inStafford, 13 February 1824; died in Stafford Spa,15 January 1901. He was educated at WilbrahamAcademy. His residence was in Stafford Springs,Conn., where for many years he was connected withthe Mineral Springs Co., in which he was interestedwith his brothers Orrin and Julius. Finally, sellinghis interest to them, he engaged in farming to alimited extent near his home. He married, October1862, Elizabeth C. Orcutt, of Stafford, who was born1 July Josiah Converse. Children, who were born and died and were buriedin Stafford: Adeline Almeda Converse 9 b. 5 Sept. 1863; d. 31 Dec. Mabel Converse,8 b. 29 April 1868; d. 5 Jan. Esten Converse,9 b. 29 April 1872; d. 11 Dec. 1887. 324. JULIUS CONVERSE8 (Solva1 (153), Solvin,Samuel,3 Sergeant Samuel,2 Deacon Edward1), born,in Stafford, Conn., 1 March 1S27; died, in StaffordSprings, 7 June 1892, and was buried in the villagecemetery. He received education at academicalschools in Warren, Mass., and Ellington, Conn. Hewas a successful and prominent manufacturer ofsatinets and wool cassimeres in Stafford was a genial and honorable man; an expert inthe business in which he was engaged. He greatlyenjoyed meeting his friends, and ever looked on thebright side of life. He was a capital business mana-ger, as was also his brother Orrin, who had a thoroughpractical knowledge of the manufacturing de
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