. A genealogy of the Nye family. 59 George Edward, born November i, 1857; married,August 13, 1895; Mrs. Mary E. McDermott, of NewBedford, where he resides. 1962—VALENTINE COFFIN NYE (Moses.^ Lem-uel, Meletiah, ]\ Ebenezer,* Benjamin), bornat Sandwich, Mass., November 18, 1810. He married,February 17, 1839, Emaline, daughter of Harry and Hannah(Fairman) Clark. He died at Hudson. N. Y., February 22,1875- Child: 3360 Sarah J., married Edwin T, Hatch. She died Octo-ber 26, 1889. 1965—EBENEZER F. NYE (Ebenezer,^ Thomas,^Solomon,^* Meletiah,-- Ebenezer,* Benjamin), born atSandwich, Mass.,
. A genealogy of the Nye family. 59 George Edward, born November i, 1857; married,August 13, 1895; Mrs. Mary E. McDermott, of NewBedford, where he resides. 1962—VALENTINE COFFIN NYE (Moses.^ Lem-uel, Meletiah, ]\ Ebenezer,* Benjamin), bornat Sandwich, Mass., November 18, 1810. He married,February 17, 1839, Emaline, daughter of Harry and Hannah(Fairman) Clark. He died at Hudson. N. Y., February 22,1875- Child: 3360 Sarah J., married Edwin T, Hatch. She died Octo-ber 26, 1889. 1965—EBENEZER F. NYE (Ebenezer,^ Thomas,^Solomon,^* Meletiah,-- Ebenezer,* Benjamin), born atSandwich, Mass., October 13, 1822. He married, August6, 1849, Joanna E. Godfrey, of Sandwich. During the CivilWar he owned the schooner Abigail of New one occasion he manned two of his boats sending themto warn other vessels that the privateer Shenandoah wasupon them, thus giving many a chance to escape althoughhis own ship was destroyed. Later he was master of theMt. Wollaston which sailed into the Arctic seas andnever F. XVE SEVENTH GENERATION. 423 Children: 3361 Carrie L., born February 11, 1858; married June 17,1875. William G. Kirschbaum, of Xevv Bedford,Mass. 3362 Helen S., born March 8, 1862; married ^lay 7, 1899,Henry Austin, a lawyer of Boston, Mass. 1966—WILLIAM FOSTER NYE (Ebenezer,»«iThomas,= Solomon,»« Meletiah, Ebenezer.* Benjamin^),born at Sandwich, Mass., May 20, 1824. When sixteenyears of age he went to New Bedford. Mass., where he en-tered the apprenticeship of Prince Weeks, a master finishing his apprenticeship he worked at organ build-ing in the employ of a Boston firm. Later he shipped as acarpenter on an East India merchantman. From India he went to California when the gold feverwas at its height. He crossed the Isthmus of Panama onfoot, arriving in San Francisco soon after the fire. erected some of the first brick structures in San Fran-cisco, some of which are still standing. INlr. Nye returned to New Bedford
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