. Some of the ancestors and the children of Nathaniel Wilson, Mrs. Laura Allien Converse Patten. Benjamin Wells Patten. Mrs. Skinner. She is a member of Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church,Philadelphia. Benjamin Wells Patten was born in Stafford, 15 August 1815,son of Benjamin and Sarah (Wells) Patten. He died 10 June 1SS0, and his re-mains were buried at Stafford Springs. He was a member of the MethodistEpiscopal Church in Stafford. He always resided in that ] ilace and was one of thefounders of the town. He was a successful woolen manufacturer, succeedingParley Converse as manager o
. Some of the ancestors and the children of Nathaniel Wilson, Mrs. Laura Allien Converse Patten. Benjamin Wells Patten. Mrs. Skinner. She is a member of Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church,Philadelphia. Benjamin Wells Patten was born in Stafford, 15 August 1815,son of Benjamin and Sarah (Wells) Patten. He died 10 June 1SS0, and his re-mains were buried at Stafford Springs. He was a member of the MethodistEpiscopal Church in Stafford. He always resided in that ] ilace and was one of thefounders of the town. He was a successful woolen manufacturer, succeedingParley Converse as manager of the Converseville Co. Woolen Mills in 1866. Hewas descended from (apt. Hezekiah Wells, from (apt. Ammi Trumbull, andfrom Major John Mason. John Mason, the first Major-General of Militia of New England, was born in theDutch Netherlands about 1600. He had a military training. He is supposed tohave been a member of the Dorchester Immigration of 1630. In he was sentwith twenty men to break up a gang of pirates, and for his services was made a Cap-tain. In 163
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