Rathbone genealogy

RATHBONE GENEALOGY. 631
was born Sept. 6, 1780; she died ; he
married, second,
Elizabeth Frances. Aug. 28, 1808; she was born in Middletown,
Vt., May 14. 1788. He died about 1833. After
7 the death of Mrs. Ballard, he with his family removed to
Rutland. Vt. Children, all born in Tinmouth, Vt.
1. Alfred, b. July 3. 1798: was a lieutenant in the Uuited States,
army in 181 5; was shot while crossing the river at Lewiston in the boat
of which he was in command.
2. H , b. May 25, 1800.
3. Susan, b. Mar. 22. 1802; d. young.
4- Julia, b. — ; d. young.
Children, by second wife:
5. Henry, b. Aug. 16, 1809. in Tinmouth, Vt-; m. Dec. 13. 1843,
in New York. He was a merchant at 35 Water street. Xew York city.
6. Elizabeth Maria, b. April n. 1813; m. Ballard; he d. jn_ ^
Tinmouth, Vt., left one child; no name. *£ ~C*^_~/t £~*-f"~~*~~*" '^
7. Emeline. b. Mav 27, 1815; m. Allium Fuller of /fJTmestown, //^
N. Y. ; he was a goldsmith; had two children. n^-yCf- ,
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8. Curtis, b. Sept. 5, 1820; was a clerk in his brother's store in 7/
New York, 1844-
9. Taze, b. Jan. 25. 1823.
10. Jane Frances, b. — ; m. William Dana: she d. about a year
after her marriage; she was lovely in person and mind.
HENRY8 RATHBONE (Wait 7 , Wait 6 , Joshua 5 . John 4 ,
John 3 , John 2 , Richard 1
), born in Tinmouth. Vt., Aug. 16,
1809; married Caroline Warner.
mouth. Vt., Dec. 17, 1822. died in
. 1843. born in Tin-
Xew York City, Feb. 16,
1879, was buried in Castleton. Vt., where her parents had
lived since her childhood. They having moved there from
Pultney; she was the daughter of Judge of Probate. Almon
Warner, whose wife was Mary Conkney. They were mar-
ried at O swell, Vt.. Dec. 7, 1819. He held the office of
probate judge, thirty-three (33) successive years and died in
the office. Mary's brother, James Almon Warner was born
Aug. 31, 1824. while a young man went to Little Rock. Ark.,
where for many years he edited a leading newspaper. He
stood very high among the people, being a man of brilliant
mind and a fine writer. He died in the south during the
Civil war. The next was Joseph, a physician at Port Henry,
N. Y. He was for many years located at Bridgeport, Vt.
Almon Warner and wife died at Castleton, Vt, within a year
of each other, about 1862. Henry Rathbone. when a young
man went to Xew York City, where he was engaged in the
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