Cummings genealogy : Isaac Cummings, 1601-1677 of Ipswich in 1638 and some of his descendants . m. Oct. 2, 1S95,Frank Edmund Howe, of Brattleboro, Vt. Theyres. in Bennington, Vt., where he owns, edits andpublishes the Banner and Reformer and TheBennington Evening Banner. Children: 1. Edmund Perry Howe,11 b. Dec. 14, 1S96. 2. Paul Cummins Howe,11 b. Sept. 19, Harle Oren, S. B.,10b. July 11, 1S77, graduated at the Montpelier High School, and fitted for college atthe Worcester, Mass., Academy. He graduated inthe Mining Engineering Course and received thedegree of S. B. at the Mass. Insti
Cummings genealogy : Isaac Cummings, 1601-1677 of Ipswich in 1638 and some of his descendants . m. Oct. 2, 1S95,Frank Edmund Howe, of Brattleboro, Vt. Theyres. in Bennington, Vt., where he owns, edits andpublishes the Banner and Reformer and TheBennington Evening Banner. Children: 1. Edmund Perry Howe,11 b. Dec. 14, 1S96. 2. Paul Cummins Howe,11 b. Sept. 19, Harle Oren, S. B.,10b. July 11, 1S77, graduated at the Montpelier High School, and fitted for college atthe Worcester, Mass., Academy. He graduated inthe Mining Engineering Course and received thedegree of S. B. at the Mass. Institute of Technologyin Boston, June, 1902. He was private assistant toProf. R. H. Richards, head of the Mining Depart-ment in the above college in 1903. He is now(1904) manager of the Middle Creek Gold MiningCompany of Shasta, California, and consulting en-gineer and cyanide expert at large. Mr. Cummings 560 CUMMINGS GENEALOGY. is also a writer of short stories of fiction for maga-zines and newspapers, and is author of WelshRarebit Mary Hessie,10 b. Apr. 13, 1SS4: d. Nov. 30, Harle O. Cummings,10 CUMMINGS GENEALOGY. 561 UNCONNECTED CUMMINGS FAMILIES. The following named Cummingses, and families, are foundamong the earliest records, but their connection with Isaac doesnot appear, although they lived at, or about, the same time. Edward Comins, b. 1607, shipped for Virginia in the Assur-ance, in 1635, and settled in Jamestown, Virginia. Richard Cummings was an early settler in Biddeford, Me. Hemarried, before 1647, Eleanor Bonython, dau. of Capt. RichardBonython, and after the death of her father they removed to Sacoand settled near Little River. He was probably of Scotch descent. His name appears on therecords until 167:5. He died in Scarborough in 1676, leaving ason, Thomas, one of the administrators of his fathers estate; therewas also a daughter, named Elizabeth, who became the wife ofher cousin, John Foxwell, son of Richard Foxwell and Winni-fred Bonython, and
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