New England family history : a magazine devoted to the history of families of Maine and Massachusetts . \LAKV W. (COLRi PC EXAM MEHEEABLE (COLEl TOWNE Children of l^aac ami Hannah (Atwoodi Clle{From |ihoto<jra[)li?. collected hs Major Jolm Aldrich) 227 VII. Elizabeth^ Cole, born July 21, 1803,She married in 1821, Horace Bugbee of Hart-land, Vt., and died at Lake Village 28 Mar.,1846. VIII. Timothy Cole died in infancy. IX. Timothy Cole, born Sept. 22, 1806,married Susan Hill and died 17 Jan., 1869.(See portrait.) X. Abigail Cole, died in infancy. XI. Abigail Cole, born Apr. 16, 1810-She mar
New England family history : a magazine devoted to the history of families of Maine and Massachusetts . \LAKV W. (COLRi PC EXAM MEHEEABLE (COLEl TOWNE Children of l^aac ami Hannah (Atwoodi Clle{From |ihoto<jra[)li?. collected hs Major Jolm Aldrich) 227 VII. Elizabeth^ Cole, born July 21, 1803,She married in 1821, Horace Bugbee of Hart-land, Vt., and died at Lake Village 28 Mar.,1846. VIII. Timothy Cole died in infancy. IX. Timothy Cole, born Sept. 22, 1806,married Susan Hill and died 17 Jan., 1869.(See portrait.) X. Abigail Cole, died in infancy. XI. Abigail Cole, born Apr. 16, 1810-She married Joseph Hill, of Springfield, N. H.,and died 25 Alay, 1893. (See portraits.) XII. Benjamin James Cole, born Sept. 28,1814 and died 15 Jan., 1899 (See p. 149).(See portrait.) (To be continued.) 2 ii -I .I-. ;^2 2> s^ 1 5> ;;a=^ OO 8S2 229 THE ATWOOD FA^IILY. The Ahvood Arms are a lion rampant between threeacorns; the crest is a cubit arm erect holding a bat-tle axe. The Ahvood name is apparently derived from LaWode of 1357, woodland at Coulsdon which waseither the 4 acres at Hooley House, (1208, ownedby Geoffrey Atwood before 1346) or the 15 acres ofWood Place, owned by Peter before of the same name seem to have written thename very differently (a Wood, At Wood, \\oode,Wode, deBois.* Attwood, Alte Woodd, del Wode, deWoode, A. Woode, de Bosco, f etc.) The name origi-nated in Coulsdon, a parish in County Surrey, Eng.,about 12 miles south of London, and adjoining Sander-stead and Croydon. The name is from their resi-dence at the wood. Surnames were then changed,according to the residence, or other estate had 15 acres of woodland and was oc-cupied by this family at least 150 years. The Early Genealogy of The Atwood FamilyIN England. {Abridged
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