History of the Connecticut Valley in Massachusetts, with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers . th (1), whocame from England to Chariestown in 1636. Settled in Wethersfield, Conn., in1640; had ten children; died in 1648. Samuel (2), son of Henry, born in 1639;married in Northfield in 1666; moved to Hadley in 1679; died in 1703; hadeight children. Preserved (3), son of Samuel, born in 1677; had eight chil-dren; died in Hadley in 1713. Samuel (4), son of Preserved, born in 1705; wasdeacon of the church in Northfield; had eleven children; died in 1799,
History of the Connecticut Valley in Massachusetts, with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers . th (1), whocame from England to Chariestown in 1636. Settled in Wethersfield, Conn., in1640; had ten children; died in 1648. Samuel (2), son of Henry, born in 1639;married in Northfield in 1666; moved to Hadley in 1679; died in 1703; hadeight children. Preserved (3), son of Samuel, born in 1677; had eight chil-dren; died in Hadley in 1713. Samuel (4), son of Preserved, born in 1705; wasdeacon of the church in Northfield; had eleven children; died in 1799, agedninety-five years. Elisha (5), son of Saniut-l, born in 1734; settled in Winches-ter, N. H.; was deacon of church in Northfield; had thirteen children. Noah(6), son of Elisha, died in 1853, aged eighty-seven. Leonard (7), son of Noah,born in 1798; married Sally Lvnian in 1820; had four children ; died at the ageof thirty-eight. Henry S. Smith, born in 1822; died in December, 1864. Re-becca S, born in 1824; died in March, 1851. Sylvia L. Smith fS). born Jan. 311829 Sarah C. Smith, born Jan. 18,1836; married to Henry W. Photo, by Moffltt. S. p. BAILEY. S. P. Bailey, youngest son of Eber W. Baileyand Elizabeth Powers Bailey, was born in Wor-cester, Mass., Feb. 13, 1818. The other membersof the family were Eber O., Adeline E., StephenP., Mary A., and Sophronia R. The family re-mained here until young Bailey was six years ofage, when they removed to Greenwich, Mass. Theeducation of the subject of this sketch was obtainedat the common schools, but, being diligent in hisstudies, he secured a fund of knowledge that wellqualified him for his subsequent successful careeras an active business-man. The early part of his life was spent at agricultural pursuits in con-nection with lumbering. He found the business oflumbering both pleasant and profitable, and sincethe age of thirty has given his time with greatsuccess to that industry. June 24, 1852, he united in marriage wi
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