William KING

                   IGI EXTRACTED BIRTH, CHR RECORDS DEDHAM, NORFOLK,MASS
974.365/P2 H2V VOL. 2 FHL/SLC  P.577  JOSEPH & MARY SPEAR FAMILY W/8 CHILDREN

email from Joyce:
   Mary KING
Birth:    19 May 1764
Spouse:    Joseph SPEAR
Marriage:    24 Apr 1793    Dover, Massachusetts1
                  

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MASS


from Joyce email:
   F:    Anna KING
Birth:    8 May 1765    Dedham, Massachusetts1
                  

                   ELJohnson research 9/27/03
    
Full Context of Boston, Massachusetts Directory, 1796    
Viewing records 1913-1922 of 3530 Matches  

Name: William King 
Occupation: cutler South School street
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From Joyce email:
3 M:    William KING
Birth:    4 Aug 1767
Death:    bef 1822
Spouse:    Lucy SNOW
Marriage:    23 Dec 1800    Pomfret, VT2
Research by Eleanor Law Johnson

All records below in possession of:  Eleanor Law Johnson (Mrs.Charles Wm)  c/o 530 S. 4th St, Las Vegas, Nv 89101, unless otherwise stated.  Copyright 2001....

Births:  Pomfret Vol  I & 2 p524,404,408.  FHL/SLC.

Town of Dedham Vol 1 & 2 (Records of births,marriages,deaths 1635-1845 p. 210, 106.

MARRIAGE:
Family History Library/Salt Lake City  Film 0889324  Item 1-2  Pomfret, Vermont Index to Marriages 1778-1929
Bk 1 Pg 172  listed William King and Lucy Snow

FHL/SLC  Film 0028665   Marriages, Births, Deaths Pomfret Vermont  Book 1  
"Sate of Vermont, Windsor County   " Be it remembered that at Pomfret in the county aforsaid on the 23rd day of December, William King of Boston, in the county of Suffolk and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Bay to Lucy Snow of Pomfret in Windor County."


Census Records: Massachusetts 1810, 1820
1810 KING WILLIAM Suffolk County MA 215 Boston Ward 12 Federal Population Schedule MA 1810 Federal Census Index MAS1a1896488 
1820 KING WILLIAM Suffolk County MA 089 Boston Ward 3 Federal Population Schedule MA 1820 Federal Census Index MAS2a711330 

Research by Eleanor Law Johnson 3 Oct 2001...calls into Boston,MA: 
      I called David Lambert at New Eng. Gen. Society (NEHGS) at 617-536-5740 and he told me that there probably isn't a name on a grave but rather, William King would be buried in a tomb with many other people and his name will not be on the tomb....The exact tomb would be: ...Tomb 11 on the Charter Street side of the cemetery. That is the meaning on the death certificate when it listed his burial place as 11 Charter Street Cemetery (Charter Street Cemetery is another name for the Copps Hill Burial Ground) up above the Old North Church.    

INTERNET
Search Results     1805 Directory from ancestry.com     William King
Description:
            In the early 1800's, Boston, Massachusetts, was one of America's busiest and most vibrant commercial
            ports. It attracted visitors and brought in goods from other ports along the Atlantic coast as well as Europe
            and Asia. A center of banking, shipping, and manufacturing, many of America's first large businesses called
            Boston home. This directory of over 4,600 Boston inhabitants reveals a wide range of people and
            occupations, including bankers, attorneys, fruit vendors, soap boilers, shoe makers, innkeepers, sea captains,
            and grocery merchants. Copied directly from the 1805 Boston City Directory, this database includes first
            name, last name, occupation, and street address of many of Boston's residents and businesses. From the
            street addresses researchers can compare information in this database with census information of the same
            time period. Though this directory lists few women, many fathers and sons are listed together. This is
            especially evident when they shared both a business and an address. This database can be a valuable resource
            for researchers interested in learning more about their ancestors who, in 1805, lived in Boston,
            Massachusetts. 

              Source Information:
            Jacobs, Steven, comp. Boston City Directory, 1800. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000.
            Taken from: Directory of Boston City Residents. Boston: n.p., 1800.

1805 Directory
            Search Terms: KING (4), WILLIAM (377)
            Database: Boston, Massachusetts Directory, 1805
            Combined Matches: 1 
            Surname  King
            Given Name William
            Occupation razor grinder
            Address     Love Lane     

1810 Directory.....ancestry.com    
This may not be our William King.....unless he was also a hatter
Suffolk County, Boston City Massachusetts 1810 City Directory [Print]
Viewing records 1-1 of 1 Matches
Name Occupation Address  
King, William  hatter  7 Court Street   
                                                                                                                                     
RESEARCH
Family History Library Salt Lake City, Utah                                    
1820 Tax Records for Boston, listed William King on Cross Street. Also mentioned a Joseph King, in manufacturing. Cross Street is in North End of Boston.

OCCUPATION:  Cutler or Razor Grinder (Pomfret Deed mentions William King, Cutler, of Boston).
Razor Grinder is mentioned in the obituaries in Mass.Centenial & Columbian Newpaper( 1784-1840).
Book:  A To Zax, (Third Edition), A Comprehensive Dictionary for Genealogists & Historians  by Barbara Jean Evans....Printed Hearthside Press, 5735A Telegraph Road, Alexandria, Virginia 22303 Copyright 1995 p82.  Definition of Cutler:   one who makes and sharpens knives, scissors, and other cutting tools.

MARRIAGE:  Pomfret Vermont  Marriages.

Deeds: Pomfret:  Says, "William King of Boston, Cutler." He sold some property to Soloman King of Dover, Massachusetts.  Soloman King was probably his brother).

DEATH:
Death: Certified copy of death...Reg.Div.City of Boston.
Information given on certificate: William King, death date 3 Jan 1824  (Boston Deaths 1801-1848), age 52, Wife not given.  Cause of death: sudden.
Parents: not given.  Occupation: not listed.
(But his occupation was listed in obituary notice in newspaper,  Massachusettes Centenial & Columbian) Place of burial: 11 Charter Street cemetery, which is the Old Copp's Hill Burial Ground near the Old North Church).
Burial: Jan 5, 1824. Undertaker: James Hutchison.

OBITUARY:
Index of Obituaries in the Massachusetts Centenial and Columbian Centinel 1784-1840. Repository: Family History Library,SLC.
Find a King,William, razor-grinder,died in Boston (C.C. Jan 7, 1824).
(Newspapers)American Antiquarian Society Library, cc is date it was in the newspaper.
185 Salisbury Street,Worchester,Massachusetts 01609..

AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF HOWELL CROWELL WALLACE  (son of Melissa King Crowell Wallace): ...copy in possession of Eleanor L. Johnson (Mrs. Charles Johnson), 530 S. 4th St.,Las Vegas,NV 89101...received from Earl Wallace in Salt Lake City,Utah...
Daughter Melissa King md Howell Crowell in Boston.  They went to Nauvoo, Illinois with to join with the Prophet Joseph Smith and other members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.  Her husband, Howells died in Nauvoo.  She married 2)George B. Wallace :
Autobiography of Howell Crowell Wallace,son of Melissa and 2nd husband, George B. Wallace, gives William Kings death date as  3 January 1824, varifying the information I received on the death certificate..The same as the razor-grinder death.  However, I believe the only discrepancy is that he stated he was older than 52. I feel the death certificate would tend to be the  more accurate information on the age at death. They are the same person...One record varifies the other.  I received this autobiography from Earl Wallace, 
Earl Wallace
4479 Camille St.
Salt Lake City, Ut
84124-3675
Tel: 801-278-4573

CEMETERY:
Called Boston 2-11-93 and spoke with Irene in Archives in Basement of City Hall.  She said 11 Charter Street Cemetery is the Copp's Hill Burial Ground. Cemetery one block from old North Church, up the hill. (Famous old church in the Revolutionary time regarding the signal of the lanters,..regarding Paul Revere's ride.

Letter to Vicar.....nil
Wrote to Vicar and they could not find any records on William & Lucy King in Old North Church (famous old church in area of cemetery)..
His wife is buried in Cambridge Cemetery, Cambridge (across river) from Boston,Mass.(see her notes).

Will and probate paper of his only son, William, from Hartfort District Probate Court, Woodstock,Vermont 05091. Does not list the father because he was already deceased but does give information on the mother, Lucy, and all the relationships, sisters, brothers in law,etc.

Will & Probate in Boston for William King....NiI.

Archive record SLC;  

IGI Extracted Records of William and brothers and sisters.

RESEARCH CLUES:
Dover Deeds tie William King  and Lucy into the William and Anna King family.

Note:  There is a William King Christened in Christ Church 1778..Father: Soloman and mother: Francis.  Need to check this out.  A Soloman is in Dedham family with my William..A Soloman, from Dover,Mass. bought some land from William in Pomfret,Vermont.  Possible connection to his brother or maybe another Soloman in Boston. 

Note:8-31-93 The Soloman King, of Dover, Massachusetts  is one of William's brothers.


RESEARCH: TO DO
Research the Coronors report...call the office and see where the records would be...
CORONER'S INQUESTS 

Although coroners are often associated with murder, their records should not be overlooked. A coroner may have been called in to investigate deaths occurring under the following circumstances: 
accident, suicide, sudden death when in apparent good health, unattended by a licensed physician at time of death, suspicious or unusual causes, poisoning or adverse reaction to drugs or alcohol, disease constituting a threat to public health, employment related illness or injury, during medical diagnostic or therapeutic procedures, in any prison or penal institution or while in police custody, dead on arrival at hospital, unclaimed bodies, any body 
brought into a new medico-legal jurisdiction without proper medical certification, or any body to be cremated, dissected, or buried at sea.

As with most records, the contents and condition of an individual's inquest file may vary greatly from county to county, and even from year to year.

Many inquest files contain sworn statements made by family and friends of the deceased and any other witnesses present at the time of death or when a body was discovered. A 1935 Chicago inquest, for example, included a form requesting the full name of the deceased along with the person's address, age, sex, marital status, color, birthplace, length of residence in the United States, length of residence in the city, occupation, employer, past occupation, wages or salary due, amount of life insurance and to whom it was payable, value of personal and real estate property, level of education, number of dependents, and 10 questions regarding the decedent's physical and mental health at the time of death.
Personnel in the county coroner's office should be able to provide information on the location of files.
Selected Readings:
Naanes, Ted, and Loretto Dennis Szucs. "Dead Men Do Tell Tales." 'Ancestry' Magazine 12 (2) (Mar-Apr 1994): 6.Roebuck, Haywood. "North Carolina Colonial Coroners' Inquests, 1738-75." 'North Carolina Genealogical Society Journal' 1 (1975): 11-37.
Scott, Kenneth. "Coroners' Reports, New York City, 1843-1849." New York: New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, 1991.___________________________________________________________________
Laura Szucs Pfeiffer holds a B.A. in finance and a B.S. in economics from Saint Joseph's College (Rensselaer, IN). Her educational background led her to a career as a banker and a trainer with the Northern Trust Company in Chicago. In 1997, she left her position as an officer to devote more time to her three daughters and to pursue her interest in family history research. She has been actively involved in researching her own family history for 10 years and is also currently working on her husband's family. Laura was also involved in the compilation of "Family History Made Easy" (Ancestry, 1998), "They Became Americans: Finding Naturalization Records and Ethnic Origins" (Ancestry, 1997), and "The Ancestry Family Historian's Address Book" (Ancestry, 1997).


3-15-01 To:  Tommie Geer Kadotani, 767 Downing, Denver,CO 80218
Sent Tommie Greer (in Denver) 3 King letters....one from Lucy King and two of the daughters to Oliver Farnsworth's wife, Edna ....Also sent two documents...William King Death Record and Lucy Snow Kings death certificate.  Told Tommie that I will be publishing all the King Letters and research I've done on the family.

   Joyce Clifford
> 
> I am currently looking at three family history films:  Pomfret town > records  1773-1847 FHS#0889322; Pomfret Deeds 1792-1808 FHS #0028667; and  Windsor Co.  Probate Records Vol 10 & 11  FHS# 0029164. I have Probate Records  for  Windsor County (1848) FHS# 0029179 on order.
   
   The Town Records show Daniel King as a Lister (I have no idea what  a Lister  is) on March 26, 1787.  He received a tax abatement on Jan 4, 1790  (Daniel  King  0..4..4..1).  Daniel King was admitted as a member of the
   associated  Religious Society by Benjaman Emmons on Oct 6, 1792.  He received  another tax abatement on March 11, 1793 (Daniel King 2/4).  He was a  highway  surveyor for District No. 7 on March 11, 1794.  He was selected as  a Petit  juror on March 11, 1795.  After 1795, the next mention of Daniel  King is on  March 25, 1805 (Daniel King 3.. 3.. 1/2)  Daniel King probably   moved to  Hartford around 1796 as there is a deed showing Daniel King selling  property  to Christopher Smith in 1796 and the deed mentions that Daniel King  is from  Hartford.  Evidently though Daniel King still maintained some  property in  Pomfret in order to be included in the tax roles.
   The Town Records record information for Solomon King for the first  time on  Sept 9, 1805 with a notation of a new road being surveyed by his  property.  On March 11, 1806 there is a vote to annex Solomon King among
   others as a  part of the North School District.  (Pomfret is getting big at this  time  with new people coming in lots of roads being surveyed and some 17  school  districts.  Today, Pomfret consists of three buildings.)  In March
of 1807,  Solomon is listed among others as having three children in the  Northern  School District.  On March 17, 1808, Solomon King has 4 children in  the  Northern School District, Joseph Spear has 3 and William King has 1
   child in  the school district.  March 13, 1810, Solomon King is selected as a  highway  surveyor for the 14th district.  On March 13, 1821, Solomon signed  a  petition to create a new road near his home.  Solomon King has 7
children in  school in March 1822, 1823 and 1824.  In 1837 Solomon has only one  child  left in school.  I did not find any other references to Solomon's  participation in civic duties. 
The Town Records have a very interesting feature.  Not all of the  town  clerks were diligent, but some of them listed all of the parents  for each  school district and the number of children they had enrolled for  each year.
There are huge gaps in these records but there are blocks of years  where it  is possible to track citizens.  For instance, in 1808 Solomon King,  Joseph  Spear and William King all have children in school in Pomfret. 
There are no  more records until 1822 where Solomon is still listed, but Joseph  Spear is  not and it now shows Lucy not William as having children in school.   This  must have been the time that Joseph moved to Sharon as the deeds  indicate.  William must have died before 1822.   
The Deeds show:  Daniel King and Samuel Marsh both of Hartford selling 3 acres to  Benjamin  Gould for 9 pounds on 22 Oct 1796.  Signed by Samuel Marsh and  Daniel King  and witnessed by George Gould and Samuel Udall, Jr.  Daniel King of Pomfret selling 90 acres in the third division lot  #45 to  Christopher Smith for 120 pounds on March 12, 1796.  Signed by  Daniel King  and witnessed by Samuel Udell and John Crowley.
   Christopher Smith of Pomfret sells to William King of Boston two  acres for  28 dollars on Dec 11th 1801.  Signed by Christopher Smith and  witnessed by  John Throop and Samuel Snow.
   
   William King of Boston in consideration of seven (this figure is  unclear)  hundred dollars paid by Solomon King of Dover, Mass.  1/2 of a  certain tract  of land.  The whole tract contai
                  

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From email....Joyce....see William's notes:
4 F:    Rebecca KING
Birth:    6 May 1770    Dedham, Massachusetts
Death:    bef 1809    Norwich, Vermont
Spouse:    Jonathan SPEAR
Marriage:    23 Feb 1792    Dedham, Massachusettes
                  

                   1.   SOLOMON KING Pedigree 
     Male       
     Birth:     
Christening:  07 JUN 1772  Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts 
Death:     
Burial:     
   LDS Ordinances   
     :  02 MAY 1974   LOGAN    
     :  01 AUG 1974   LOGAN    
     :  20 SEP 1974   LOGAN   
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From: Tsbrett@aol.com  Add to Address Book 
Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2003 22:18:12 EDT 
Subject: Re: Ellie on Tuesday 
To: elliejohn@yahoo.com 
        
Hi again,
Did you see the following on Genforum..."I am looking for information about William King (b-?,d-?) & Anna Bradley (b 16 Nov 1747 MA d-?). they married in Dorcester, MA 27 Dec 1769 and their son Solomon King (b-? d-29 Jul 1853 Vt), m Susanna Lewis 1799 MA).

This fits with you have for William b. 1740.  This was posted 28 Mar 2003...message 13986...King Family Forum.
Tommie
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THE RECORD OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.. TOWN OF DEDHAM VOL 1,2 1635-1845
POMFRET, VT DEED FOR WILLIAM KING, MENTIONS SALE OF PROPERTY TO  SOLOMAN KING
OF DOVER,MASS.
HISTORY OF POMFRET FHL..... RECORDS ON SOLOMAN.
MARRIAGE:  DEDHAM CHURCH RECORDS  P.98
IGI SEALING DATE
1810 VERMONT CENSUS
US/CAN FILM 1421103 POMFRET,VT TOWN RECORDS...BIRTHS OF CHILDREN TO SOLOMAN &
SUKEY KING (MUST BE NICKNAME)
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Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 04:21:31 -0700 
Subject: Re: William King Family 
From: "Joyce Clifford"  
To: "The Johnsons"    

Hello Ellie,
It is actually my husband's family on his mothers side.  I do have good information on Solomon and some on his father William, but I am trying to trace William and Anna back.  Below is the information I have on Solomon, it comes from three sources; Pomfret Vermont vital records found in a book edited by Henry Vail, and the Corbin Manuscript; birth and death certificates; and vital records from Dedham.  I will also send you the information I have on William and Anna.
Joyce Clifford

Name:    Solomon KING

Birth:    30 Apr 1772    Dedham, Massachusetts1,2,3
Birth Memo:    1768 Conflicting data from Bible Records; Lewis Kings statement says parents are Thomas and Polly Butler King
Death:    28 Jul 1853    Pomfret, VT4
Burial:        North Pomfret Cemetery4
Father:    William KING
Mother:    Anna
Other spouses:    Mary SHEPPARD
Marriage:    18 Apr 1799    Dedham, Mass5
Marriage Memo:    Intention to get married:  March 29, 1799; Married by 
Rev.
Jason Haven

Spouse:    Susanna LEWIS
6
Father:    Paul LEWIS (1760-1834)
Mother:    Eunice WORSELEY (1762-1828)


Children
Spouse:    Parker DEXTER
Marriage:    13 Apr 1820    Pomfret, VT7,9
Marriage Memo:    Eber Snow, Justice of the Pease
ge:    29 Oct 1829    Pomfret, VT6
Marriage Memo:    Min. Samuel Bascom

4 F:    Amanda KING7
Birth:    25 Mar 1807    Pomfret, VT11,6
Death:    18 Jan 1876    Pomfret, VT11
Spouse:    Samuel HOWARD
Marriage:    24 Nov 1825    Pomfret, VT7,9
Marriage Memo:    Eber Snow, Justice of the Pease
on
Spouse:    Mary Ann LEONARD
Marriage:    10 Feb 18351
Spouse:    Jerusha Goodspeed DANA
Marriage:    10 Aug 1851    Pomfret, VT12
ermont9

7 F:    Rosetta KING
Birth:    2 Oct 18121
Spouse:    Allen HAYES
Marriage:    8 Mar 1837    Pomfret, VT1
Marriage Memo:    Amos Stevens, clergy

8 M:    Isaac KING
Birth:    9 Jul 1814    Pomfret, VT1
Death:    189313
Spouse:    Lucinda DYKE
Marriage:    27 Oct 1840    North Bridgewater, Vermont1
iage:    4 Apr 1841    Pomfret, VT17,18,9
Marriage Memo:    Minister:  J.B. Clark
Spouse:    Timothy LOOMER
Marriage:    18 Feb 1846    Wisconsin17
1800 census in Dover, Massachusetts  with his wife and his first-born daughter, but by 1810 he moved with his family to Pomfret, Windsor County, Vermont where he was a farmer and machinist.  He would remain in Pomfret for the rest of his life and is buried in the cemetery north of town.  Pomfret was the home of the King family for  nearly  the next hundred years.  Kings can be found in Pomfret in every census until the 1900 census when the last remnants of the King family are gone from Pomfret.

Windsor, a county in the S. E. central part of Vermont, has an area of  about 1040 square miles. It is bounded on the E. by the Connecticut, and is traversed by the White river and other smaller streams, which furnish abundant waterpower. The surface is generally uneven, and in the W. part mountainous.   Pomfret was chartered by Governor Benning Wentworth on July 8, 1761, to Isaac Dana and his associates, of whom there were sixty-seven. The first proprietors£ meeting was held in Pomfret, Connecticut (this town being named after the one in Connecticut) on September 7, 1761.  The first town  meeting held in Pomfret, Vermont was in March of 1773. John Winchester Dana was chosen clerk and moderator and supervisor.   At one time Pomfret was a bustling community with hundreds of residents; today there are only  three buildings that make up the town, the Library and the Town Clerk£s office being the most prominent.

Census Record
Solomon King Census Index List 
1800 Census Dover Massachuetts, Norfolk Co.

1810 KING SOLOMON Windsor County VT 525 Pomfret (sic) Federal 
Population
Schedule VT 1810 Federal Census Index VTS1a1895952

1820 KING SOLOMON Windsor County VT 168 Pomfret Federal Population 
Schedule
VT 1820 Federal Census Index VTS2a710896

1830 KING SOLOMON Windsor County VT 018 Pomfret Federal Population 
Schedule
VT 1830 Federal Census Index VT559116594

1840 KING SOLOMON Windsor County VT 410 Pomfret Federal Population 
Schedule
VT 1840 Federal Census Index VTS4a1497364

1850 KING SOLOMON Windsor County VT 380 Pomfret Federal Population 
Schedule
VT 1850 Federal Census Index VTS6a1736049


Sources
1. Pomfret, Vermont Genealogical Records,ø Henry Vail, Sutro Library.
2. Daughters of the American Revolution Application,ø March 27, 1970,
550379, Edythe Morgan Cotton.
3. King Family History Data Sheet, From Betty Clifford.
4. Death Certificate of Solomon King,anged under the names of the
grooms, with an index of the names of br ides Stmnt.Resp.:     compiled by Don Gleason Hill
Authors:     Hill, Don Gleason , 1847-1914 (Main Author)
6. Corbin Collection of Vermont,ø Pomfret, VT; Kings, reel 82-47.
7. Pomfret Vermont,ø Vital Records, Ed. Henry Vail.
8. 1800 Census,ø Norfolk, MA.
Federal Census
King, Solomon   
    State: Massachusetts
   Year: 1800
    County: Norfolk
   Roll:  M32_18
    Township: Dover
   Page:  150
9. Corbin Collection - King genealogy, FHS- 0928682.
10. www.familysearch.org, Warren King.
11. Pomfret, Vermont Genealogical Records,ø Henry Vail, Sutro Library.
12. FHS- Ancestral file - Samuel Lewis.
Information submitted by

LAFAYETTE H DANA 
2304 JEANNE DR 
LAS VEGAS NV Submission:
USA 89108

13. Windsor County, Vermont, Probated Index 1778-1879.ø
14. Bible Record of Solomon and Susan Lewis King, Copy of record in Joyce Clifford files, Original with Edythe Loomer Wolff.
15. Edmund King Death Certificate,ø 15 Apr 1901, Whitewater, Wis, 01296,
Uncertified Copy, Paper, King Book Joyce Clifford.
16. Gene Pool Ancestry.com marriages
17. King Family History,ø Nancy Owen.
18. FHS   
Daniel Chase DANA 
Sex:  M 
Marriage(s):
Spouse:  Almira KING
Marriage:  4 Mar 1840
Pomfret, Windsor, Vermont

Email from Joyce:
5 M:    Solomon KING
Birth:    30 Apr 1772    Dedham, Massachusetts4,5,6
Birth Memo:    1768 Conflicting data from Bible Records; Lewis King statement says parents are Thomas and Polly Butler King 
Death:    28 Jul 1853    Pomfret, VT7
Spouse:    Susanna LEWIS
Marriage:    18 Apr 1799    Dedham, Mass8
Marriage Memo:    Intention to get married:  March 29, 1799; Married by 
Rev.
Jason Haven
Spouse:    Mary SHEPPARD
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Possibility this is him in 1850 Census:
King, Edmond E.   View Image Online 
    State: Vermont Year: 1850 
    County: Addison Roll:  M432_920 
    Township: Lincoln Page:  292 
    Image: 576
                  

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