Stetson family : containing a short account of the family origin and a genealogical and biographical sketch of the descendants of Simeon Stetson . Ann Kidder Stetson, Ann Kidder married ,U)lin Crosl)y, son of Gen. John Cro>l)y of llani|)don,December 2i, 1S2;., and durinu; her life resided at Ilampilen, near the old fannlymansion. Her iiusljanil dieil in October, 1803, and she folhiAved him Sei>tend)tr10, 1870, after beiiii? confined forannmber of years to lier rollinii,- chair and bed,caused by an incurable lameness in one of her knees. Bein; the only sister lierbrothers were much attach
Stetson family : containing a short account of the family origin and a genealogical and biographical sketch of the descendants of Simeon Stetson . Ann Kidder Stetson, Ann Kidder married ,U)lin Crosl)y, son of Gen. John Cro>l)y of llani|)don,December 2i, 1S2;., and durinu; her life resided at Ilampilen, near the old fannlymansion. Her iiusljanil dieil in October, 1803, and she folhiAved him Sei>tend)tr10, 1870, after beiiii? confined forannmber of years to lier rollinii,- chair and bed,caused by an incurable lameness in one of her knees. Bein; the only sister lierbrothers were much attached to her and were constantly givini;- her reminders oftheir love. Her children were: Charles S., John, Elizabeth K., Henry, Daniel,Simeon, Annie, Sarah D., and Thomas Penneman Stetson, At the a-e of years. THOMAS PENNEMAN STETSON. (1) Thomas Penneman Stetson, son of Simeon, was born at Wash-ington, N. 11., February 1, 1797, and married for his first wife SarahWhite, daughter of James White, Esq., of Hampden, Maine, April 29,1823, by whom he had four sons. He was inclined to farming, and his father gave him the Millerfarm, situated in West Hampden, about four miles from the UpperCorner, at the junction of the Carmel and Newburgh roads, and soonafter his marriage moved to this. After the death of his first wife,July 7, 1850, at the age of 47 years, he remained a widower until ,1855, when he married Mary C. Holmes, daughter of Isaac Holmes ofWinthrop, Maine, by whom he had no children. He died March 18,1868. His widow resides at Lowell, Mass. All of his nephews holdhis memory in the highest esteem ; and they all can recall many pleasantdays spent during the Summer seasons at their Uncle Thomas houseand farm in West Hampden. The childre
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