. Henry Tomlison, and his descendants in America : with a few additional branches of Tomlinsons, later from England . linson, marriedSarah Ann Judson, of Huntington, Ct., in died in 1865. He is a farmer. Their children were: 481 I. SARAH Louisa,7 born Mar. 12, 1843 ; married Charles F. Wheeler, of Huntington, Ct. They reside in Bridge-port, Ct., and have : I. Jennie Louisa* Wheeler, born June 20, 1865. EL Anna Maria8 Wheeler, born July 21, 1870 ; marriedJune 17, 1890, Frank L. Schubert. 482 II. Frederick David,1 born Feb. 26, 1845 ; is a dentist in New York City. 483 III. Alonzo Walte
. Henry Tomlison, and his descendants in America : with a few additional branches of Tomlinsons, later from England . linson, marriedSarah Ann Judson, of Huntington, Ct., in died in 1865. He is a farmer. Their children were: 481 I. SARAH Louisa,7 born Mar. 12, 1843 ; married Charles F. Wheeler, of Huntington, Ct. They reside in Bridge-port, Ct., and have : I. Jennie Louisa* Wheeler, born June 20, 1865. EL Anna Maria8 Wheeler, born July 21, 1870 ; marriedJune 17, 1890, Frank L. Schubert. 482 II. Frederick David,1 born Feb. 26, 1845 ; is a dentist in New York City. 483 III. Alonzo Walter,1 born Mar. 22, 1846 ; died in 1884. 484 IV. Ann Maria, born March 10, 1848. 485 V. Millard Gould,1 born April 30, 1850 ; married Oct. 13, 1883, Mary E. Durard, and had Wesley Wheeler8 (Tom-linson,) born June 1, 1890. 485A VI. John Victory,1 born June 4, 1853 ; died June 5, 1874. 486 VII. Emily Rebecca,1 born Sept. 25, 1856. 487 VIII. Wilbur Beach,1 born Mar. 28,1859. 488 IX. Lemuel Etiieridge,1 born Aug. 23, 1861. 489 X. Elmer,1 born Sept. 2, 1863; married Nov., 1888, Anna. Burr. They reside in Stockton, GOV. ©OMLINSON. From a painting by Prnf. S. F. I. Morse f Line of Henry Tomlinson. 145 282. GOVERNOR GIDEON TOMLIN-SON, son of Jabez H5 (Capt. Gideon,* Zechariah*Agt/r,* Henry,1) and Rebecca (Lewis) Tomlinson,was graduated at Yale College in 1802. He marriedSarah Bradley, of Greenfield Hill, in Fairfield coun-ty, Ct., where he resided. He was elected a mem-ber of the House of Representatives in his statefor May, 1817, and the next October was chosenClerk of the same, and the next May was madeSpeaker of the House, which position he held twosessions. He was then, in 1819, elected member ofthe House of Representatives of the United Statesfor two years, and re-elected in 1821, 1823 and 1825,serving eight years in that body, being Speaker ofthe House a part of the time. In 1827 he was elected Governor of the State ofConnecticut, which office he held until he w
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