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THOMAS: FIFTH GENERATION. 135
vii. Mary Ann, b. Sept. 26, 1817.
viii. Fanny Dean, b. June 5, 1820; m. April 1, 1844,
Daniel Rice.
"A child of William Tobey died Sept. 23,1817."
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John5 (Isaac* Samuel, 2
Samuel? Thomas*), born
in Barre, Jan. 17, 1785 married first — ; Sibyl who
,
died April 10, 1849, sb. 64; mar. second, July 5, 1849,
widow Eunice S. Forbes. He died before Sept. 30,
1850, when his widow asked that Samuel Tobey of
Buckland be appointed administrator; he was also appointed
guardian to Sibyl A. and Edwin L. Tobey*
above the age of 14, and Josephine M. Carrier under
14, grandchildren and heirs of the deceased, May 15,
1860.
Charles H. Tobey with Olive N., his wife, of Byron,
Kent Co., N. Y., and John Williams Tobey, of Dover,
Cuyahuga Co., Ohio, joined with other heirs in a quitclaim
deed of their rights in the Carlton Farm in
Buckland (one half of which had been formerly mentioned
in the inventory of John Tobey's estate),
April 3, 1860.
Children :
467. i. Charles H. 6
468. ii. John Williams.
Sylvanus 5
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(Sylvanus* Thomas? Samuel? Thomas^,
was born about 1763.
He was a private on the muster and pay roll of Capt. Henry
James' company, service at Rhode Island on an alarm from
March 14th to 18th, 1781.
He was published at Dartmouth, May 22, 1785, to
Ruth Hammond. He learned the trade of house-
wright. Removed to Uxbridge; joined the church,
Dec. 3, 1786; bought land there, 2 May, 1789. Re-