Genealogy of Consider Smith of New Bedford, Mass : with notes on allied families of Mason and Thwing . This work isDedicated to the Memory of my Ancestors Who, as the early founders of New England, were a rever-ent, conscientious and industrious people. A considerationof their lives, hardships and achievements, cannot fail to provebeneficial. It is the earnest hope of the author that the result of hislabors may impart to others the same gratification that it hasafforded him in its preparation. CONSIDER SMITH FAMILYIN AMERICA (1) CONSIDER SMITH Came from England with his parents, and settled in
Genealogy of Consider Smith of New Bedford, Mass : with notes on allied families of Mason and Thwing . This work isDedicated to the Memory of my Ancestors Who, as the early founders of New England, were a rever-ent, conscientious and industrious people. A considerationof their lives, hardships and achievements, cannot fail to provebeneficial. It is the earnest hope of the author that the result of hislabors may impart to others the same gratification that it hasafforded him in its preparation. CONSIDER SMITH FAMILYIN AMERICA (1) CONSIDER SMITH Came from England with his parents, and settled in Fal-mouth, Mass, He married Parnel Mason of New Bedford,Mass., Dec. 4, 1806. She was born April i, 1790, and diedApril II, 1866. He was lost at sea off Cape Hatteras, , 1809, while on his way from Fairhaven, Mass., to Savan-nah, Ga., in the sloop Thetis. He was one of the twenty-ninewho perished, there being only five survivors. He was thenabout twenty-three years of age. After his death his parentsreturned to England. His widow married Joshua Morse ofAcushnet, Mass., in Nov., 1812. Childre
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