. A memorial of the town of Hampstead, New Hampshire. Historic and genealogic sketches . DANA GILES REV. (IROKCE E. LAKE. HAMPSTEAD, NEW HAMPSHIRE. 369 Col. Benjamin Emersox, son of Benjamin and Hannah(Watts) Emerson, b. April 23, 17—, married Ruth Tucker,and resided at the residence of the late Dr. Josiah Calef East-man, which place he built. He had a mill near by, and thefamous Emerson spring for medicinal water was on that had six children, of whom I. Benjamin Dudley, b. Apr. 20, 1781, was founder of Hampstead High School (See Ed. work), and author English Reader. II. Fr
. A memorial of the town of Hampstead, New Hampshire. Historic and genealogic sketches . DANA GILES REV. (IROKCE E. LAKE. HAMPSTEAD, NEW HAMPSHIRE. 369 Col. Benjamin Emersox, son of Benjamin and Hannah(Watts) Emerson, b. April 23, 17—, married Ruth Tucker,and resided at the residence of the late Dr. Josiah Calef East-man, which place he built. He had a mill near by, and thefamous Emerson spring for medicinal water was on that had six children, of whom I. Benjamin Dudley, b. Apr. 20, 1781, was founder of Hampstead High School (See Ed. work), and author English Reader. II. Frederick, b. Nov. 28, 1789, was author of Emersons North American arithmetics and spelling books, and instructor in Boa-ton schools. The Corson Family came to Hampstead about fifty yearsago from Lebanon, Me., their grandparents being Danieland Bathsubah (JMills) Corson, whose son was Nathaniel, whomarried Mary, daughter of Benjamin and Nancy (Remick)Fernald. Tlie}^ had cliildren: I. Avender, b. Feb. 17. 1830, m. Laura A., daughter of Thomas R. and Abigail (Little) Wheeler. Their children: Ella Viola, b
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