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Children were: Joan Kirby.

bulletHellen Ellen Kirton(4) was born about 1523 in Hill Fairance, Somerset, England. She died on 2 Aug 1596 in Messing, Essex, England.

Children were: Robert White.

bulletLona May Kiser Photo.

She was married to William W. PITKIN. The 1993 Pictorial History of Plainfield contains a picture of a Kiser family gathering at the Townsend Farm in District 7 (page 107 of the history). Lona is pictured in this group, and also two Pitkin girls, Lena Florina (Pitkin) Shea, and Bessie Pitkin. Perhaps these girls are the daughters of William and Lona Pitkin. Lena also appears on page 59 of the history in a class photo taken at the Plainfield village school (1890) where she was apparently a student. Children were: Lena Florina PITKIN.

bullet Kimberly Kisner

She was married to Stephen Mathew Glaude in May 1983. Children were: Amber Danielle Glaude , Joshua Allyn Glaude, Corey Joseph Glaude.

bullet Elizabeth Kleybaumhuter was born on 28 Aug 1796. She died on 21 Jan 1844.

She was married to Leopold Augustin HEILBORN on 24 Apr 1830. Children were: Theresia Benedikta HEILBORN, Johann Andreas Heinrich HEILBORN, Melchior Mathias HEILBORN, Franz Xaver Ferdinand (Alibone) Heilborn .

bullet Mary Klingensmith was born in 1851. She died in 1932 in Iowa. She was buried in Underwood, Iowa.

She was married to William E. PITKIN on 13 Sep 1871. Children were: Laura PITKIN, Charles PITKIN, Agnes PITKIN, Arthur PITKIN, Clarence PITKIN, Ernest PITKIN, Roy PITKIN.

bullet Sarah Knapp

Children were: Elizabeth Disbrow.

bulletAntoinette KNEPEURING was born in 1839 in Cleve, Rhine, Germany. She died after 1900 in Massachusetts. The census for 1900 shows that Antionette was a tenant at 15 South Street, Wrentham, Massachusetts with her son Franz. J. Heilborn and her grandson, Louis Corbett. Her son Leo also had a home in Wrentham, on Bugbee Street.

She was married to Franz Xaver Ferdinand (Alibone) Heilborn. Children were: Leopold Alexander HEILBORN , Arnold HEILBORN, Franz (Francis) J. HEILBORN, Alice Elizabeth HEILBORN, Charles Melchior Heilborn, Infant boy HEILBORN .

bullet Rev. Richard Knight Photo was born on 3 Aug 1806 in Kingston-upon-Hull, England. He died on 3 Nov 1890 in St. Paul, Minnesota. In the cornerstone of the Richard Knight Auditorium, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts: "Richard Knight was born August 3, 1806, and Kingston-upon-Hull, England. After some years of business life in London, he became a dissenting minister, preaching at Sheffield, Lowth and Hull and, under the auspices of the London Port Society, spending three years as Seamen's Chaplain at Hamburg, Germany, where, at one time, he was imprisoned some months for evangelical preaching. In 1849, with his wife and three children, he came to America. He was settled over Presbyterian churches in New York State, afterward coming to Holyoke, Mass., as pastor of the Second Congregational Church. While in Holyoke, he became interested in the controversy over Kansas and eventually took charge of a colony of one hundred people who went out to Kansas to settle and to help in making Kansas a free state. He was a delegate to the First Constitutional Convention of Kansas, was a member of the Governor's staff and, on account of the activities of the pro-slavery agitators, he often preached armed with sword and pistols. He was well acquainted with John Brown and other famous anti-slavery leaders. All the hardships of life in a new country were his and his wife and son died in Kansas. Returning to Massachusetts with his two daughters, he took the pastorate of the First Congregational Church of South Hadley Falls where he remained for twenty-three years. He married Jane Milk Cummings of Morgan, Vermont, and his three surviving daughters, Mrs Freeman Putney of South Weymouth, Massachusetts, Miss Camilla Jane Knight of Wellesley, Mass., and Mrs. Roger W. Babson of Wellesley, Mass., are children of his American wife. In 1878, when seventy-two years of age, he became the pastor of the Congregational Church at Southwick, Mass., where he stayed for six years, until failing health made it necessary for him to resign. After this he preached in a small schoolhouse near his home in Barnwell, South Carolina, where he spent winters, and occasionally in Gloucester, Mass., during his summers in the north. In 1890, he and his wife went to Sl Paul, Minnesota, and there he died. November 3, 1890, his two elder daughters, Miss Emily Ann Knight and Mrs. William P. Reid, who lived in Minnesota, and the three daughters now surviving being with him in his last illness. He was buried in St. Paul. Mr. Knight was always interested in education. When living at South Hadley Falls, he often preached at Mt. Holyoke Seminary in South Hadley (now Mt. Holyoke College) and many of the older professors and alumnae remember him well. He was for some time a trustee of Hartford Theological Seminary. The advanced ideas in education to be carried out in the development of the Babson Institute would have greatly interested him, and it is fitting that the Auditorium presented to the Institute by his youngest daughter should be named in memory of him. - Wellesley, Mass., September 28, 1922."
A volume on the life of Richard Knight was written by his grandson, Walter K. Putney after the dedication of the above mentioned auditorium, a copy of which was in the possesion of Caleb Pitkin in 1996. The biography was evidentlly privately printed. It bears no date, nor any printer's mark. It is titled "Richard Knight Pioneer."

He was married to Jane Milk CUMMINGS on 7 Jan 1857 in Morgan, Vermont.

bullet Rachel Alcora Knox was born on 15 Jul 1841.

She was married to Horace Goodwin PITKIN on 20 Dec 1863. Children were: Cora Knox PITKIN, Jennie C. PITKIN, Clara J. PITKIN, Horace G. PITKIN.

bullet Myrna Jane Koehler was born on 30 Apr 1950 in Charles City, Iowa. Myrna had an A.A. degree from North Iowa Community College. She was an R.N.

She was married to Rand Luverne PITKIN on 23 May 1971 in Ulster, Iowa. Children were: Shane Francis PITKIN, Shamus Ray PITKIN, Sean Garrett PITKIN, Seth Rand PITKIN.

bullet Christopher Krueger Parents: Alice BLACHLY.

bullet Sarah Krueger Parents: Alice BLACHLY.

bullet Thomas Krueger Parents: Alice BLACHLY.

bullet Alan LA ZOUCHE was born in 1267. Parents: Sir Roger LA ZOUCHE and Ela LONGESPEE.

Children were: Elena LA ZOUCHE.

bulletElena LA ZOUCHE was born in 1288. Parents: Alan LA ZOUCHE and Eleanor DE SEGRAVE.

She was married to Alan DE CHARLTON in 1317. Children were: Alan DE CHARLTON.

bullet Sir Roger LA ZOUCHE died in 1285.

Children were: Alan LA ZOUCHE.

bulletJohn LACKLAND King of England(1) was born on 24 Dec 1167 in Oxford. He died on 19 Oct 1216. He was buried in Newark Castle, Nottingham. John (of England), called John Lackland (1167-1216), king of England (1199-1216), best known for signing the Magna Carta.
John was born in Oxford on December 24, 1167, the youngest son of King Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine. Henry provided for the eventual inheritance of his lands by his older sons before John was born. By 1186, however, only Richard I, the Lion-Hearted, and John were left as Henry's heirs. In 1189, as Henry neared death, John joined Richard's rebellion against their father, and when Richard was crowned, he gave John many estates and titles. John tried but failed to usurp the Crown while Richard was away on the Third Crusade: Upon returning to England, Richard forgave him. When his brother died in 1199, John became king. A revolt ensued by the supporters of Arthur of Brittany, the son of John's brother, Geoffrey. Arthur was defeated and captured in 1202, and John is believed to have had him murdered. King Philip II of France continued Arthur's war until John had to surrender nearly all his French possessions in 1204. In 1207 John refused to accept the election of Stephen Langton as archbishop of Canterbury. Pope Innocent III then excommunicated him and began negotiating with Philip for an invasion of England. Desperate, John surrendered England to the pope and in 1213 received it back as a fief. Trying to regain his French possession, he was decisively defeated by Philip in 1214. John's reign had become increasingly tyrannical; to support his wars he had extorted money, raised taxes, and confiscated properties. His barons finally united to force him to respect their rights and privileges. John had little choice but to sign the Magna Carta presented to him by his barons at Runnymede in 1215, making him subject, rather than superior, to the law. Shortly afterward John and the barons were at war. He died at Newark in Nottinghamshire on October 19, 1216, while still pursuing the campaign, and was succeeded by his son, Henry III. Parents: Henry II King of England and Eleanor of Aquitaine.

Children were: Henry III King of England.

bulletCharles Daniel Ladd was born on 22 Apr 1843 in Danville, Vermont. He died on 26 Jan 1927 in Lyndonville, Vermont. Charles worked in lumber mills. His hand was badly crushed in 1912 when caught in the belts of a planer.

He was married to Margaret Stevenson MCKELVEY on 22 Oct 1884 in East Brighton, Vermont. Children were: Roger Burns Ladd .

bullet Infant Ladd was stillborn. Parents: Roger Burns Ladd and Maude Eva Dwinell.

bullet Robert Dwinell Ladd was born on 16 Dec 1918 in Lyndon, Vermont. Parents: Roger Burns Ladd and Maude Eva Dwinell.

He was married to Virginia Ruth Dole on 8 Aug 1942.

bullet Roger Burns Ladd Photo was born on 13 May 1885 in Brighton, Vermont. He died on 14 Jan 1963 in Greenfield, Massachusetts. Parents: Charles Daniel Ladd and Margaret Stevenson MCKELVEY.

He was married to Maude Eva Dwinell on 30 Jun 1909 in Lyndonville, Vermont. Children were: Infant Ladd, Robert Dwinell Ladd.

bullet Sarah Mae Lafayette was born on 7 Sep 1887. She died on 10 Apr 1957.

She was married to Robert William PITKIN on 23 Nov 1922.

bullet Fred Leslie Laird was born on 26 Sep 1860 in Plainfield, Vermont. Fred attended school in Marshfield, district 6 in 1869-70. He graduated from Dartmouth in 1884. He was an attorney in Montpelier, Vermont. On November 15, 1888 he married Nellie Cox, daughter of Capt. B.A. Cox and Victoria Louise Cox of Randolph, Maine. Parents: Henry S. Laird and Vandora Dwinell.

bullet Harry L. Laird Parents: Henry S. Laird and Vandora Dwinell.

bullet Henry S. Laird died in Plainfield, Vermont?. Henry lived in Marshfield and Plainfield, Vermont. He was a lumberman and sawyer. He and his son, Harry, operated a steam sawmill on 2000 acres of timberland which they owned in Harris Gore (later part of Marshfield). He served as first selectman in Plainfield.

He was married to Vandora Dwinell. Children were: Harry L. Laird, Fred Leslie Laird.

bullet Sarah J. Laird was born on 26 Dec. She died on 12 Jul 1848 in Cabot, Vermont.

She was married to Nathaniel Perry Sr. on 4 Jul 1803 in Cabot, Vermont. Children were: Nathaniel Perry , Benjamin Perry, Adolphus Perry, Dorcus Perry, Enoch Perry, Nathaniel PERRY Jr., Joshua Perry, Sarah Perry.

bullet David Stephen Lambert was born on 30 Oct 1990. Parents: Dwight Lambert and Lisa Marie CARPENTER.

bullet Dwight Lambert

He was married to Lisa Marie CARPENTER on 7 May. Children were: Richard Dwight Lambert , Faith Marie Lambert, Heather Louise Lambert, David Stephen Lambert.

bullet Faith Marie Lambert was born on 14 Jan 1985. Parents: Dwight Lambert and Lisa Marie CARPENTER.

bullet Heather Louise Lambert was born on 16 Jul 1986. Parents: Dwight Lambert and Lisa Marie CARPENTER.

bullet Richard Dwight Lambert was born on 29 Feb 1983. Parents: Dwight Lambert and Lisa Marie CARPENTER.

bullet Aimard Lamberton died about 1990. Aimard worked for years on the Marsfield road crew. He was the son of Roy Lamberton and Lila Brown who lived in the Lamberton house at the intersection of the Knob Hill road and the West Hill road.

He was married to Frieda May Brown on 31 Jan 1940. Children were: Barbara Lamberton.

bullet Alma Lamberton Photo was born on 17 Sep 1874. Alma and her family lived in Marshfield, Vermont for a while. The following letter was written from South Royalton, Vt. to the widow of Simeon E. Dwinell in Marshfield on Dec. 10, 1921: "Dear Cousin Clara, My mother let me take your letter to read and I was so much interested that I read it through twice. It makes me feel that I should like to express my sympathy for you and your girls. I know what it means to lose a good kind father. I miss him SO MUCH. The tears will come as I write of him. I am glad you are trying to bear your great sorrow bravely for your daughter's sake, the same as my mother has. My father and mother, and you and your husband were two very devoted couples, more so than the majority, I think. You are rich in pleasant memories of your married life and in that way are blest above some others. Your mother was spared to you a good many years. How dreary the last of her life would have been if she had not had you and a kind son-in-law to live with. I think it was about a year ago that I wrote to her and sent one of the Harvest Ingathering magazines and you and she kindly sent me a contribution for the foreign mission work. I will send you a copy of the magazine that is being used to solicit with this year. You will notice on page 32 the amount that was raised by soliciting last year. How much good it must have done! Now if you and your girls feel like helping a little this year, I should be much pleased and am sure you would be blest in so doing. My the Lord give you and the girls strength and courage to bear your sorrow is the heartfelt prayer of -- Your cousin, Alma L. Case" Parents: Henry Lamberton and Elsie BEMIS.

She was married to Arthur W. Case . Children were: Eloise Case.

bullet Arthur L. Lamberton was born on 14 May 1861 in Marshfield, Vermont. Arthur was a farmer in Marshfield, Vermont. He was the son of Nathaniel Lamberton, Jr. and Olive Cole.

He was married to A. Mary (May) BEMIS about 1897. Children were: Olive Lamberton, Earl Lamberton.

bullet Barbara Lamberton Barbara married Cecil "Buggy" Morse of Cabot, son of Cecil Morse. They operated the Lower Cabot Store for many years and later operated a tree farm in Cabot. They had a son, John, and a daughter Laurie. Parents: Aimard Lamberton and Frieda May Brown.

bullet Carl Lamberton Parents: Carl (Cy) Lamberton and Joyce McKnight.

bullet Carl (Cy) Lamberton

He was married to Joyce McKnight . Children were: Carl Lamberton, Wayne Lamberton.

bullet Clarissa Lamberton Clarissa was the daughter of Nathaniel Lamberton, Sr. and Lucy Cutting.

She was married to Friend Moody Morse Austin on 25 Oct 1827. Children were: Samuel Austin, Isaac Austin, Willard M. Austin, Nathaniel Austin, Hector Austin, Ruth H. Austin, Hattie Austin.

bullet Earl Lamberton Earl was a farmer in Marshfield. He married Esther Sprague. Parents: Arthur L. Lamberton and A. Mary (May) BEMIS.

bullet Emily T. Lamberton was born in 1840.

She was married to Edward Snow on 29 Mar 1862. Children were: Gertrude Snow.

bullet Henry Lamberton Photo was born on 19 Aug 1846 in Marshfield, Vermont. He died on 12 Oct 1907 in Marshfield, Vermont. Henry was the son of Obediah Lamberton and Irena Bullock. He was a farmer in Marshfield, Vermont on the farm later owned by Herbert Wells, and later on the Brimblecomb place. Henry was a Seventh Day Adventist and a vegetarian.
"Marshfield, Oct. 14 -- This community was saddened and greatly shocked Sunday evening at about five o'clock, when it became known that Henry c. Lamberton had committed suicide by hanging. Mr. Lamberton had been in failing health for some time, but not until six weeks ago had he been considered ill, and he had worked up to last Saturday.
On Sunday his brother, Albert E., was at his home and noticed that Henry's mind was not right, that something was troubling him. The fact that he had sold his little farm and the writings were to have been made today was considered the cause of his uneasiness. Mrs. Lamberton had known of his mental trouble, but hoped against hope that he would recover, and pati4ently and faithfully bore her burden.
Mr. Lamberton went to his barn as usual to do the night's chores, and after securing his cows threw a rope over an overlay, directly behind the cows, and leaning forward and downward against the loop, strangled in a very few minutes. Thus Mrs. Lamberton found him and called to a passing team for aid. They summoned help at once, and the proper authorities were notified. Dr. Burbank of Cabot was called, and undertaker L. B. Adams took charge of the body.
Mr. Lamberton was one of the most highly esteemed citizens of this town, a most kind neighbor and friend, and the best of husbands and fathers. He had no enemies, and everyone who had known him considers his act purely from insanity, for Mr. Lamberton, in his right mind, was a deeply religious man, even living up to the last of the precepts of his faith, being an Adventist.
Henry c. Lamberton was born in this town August 19, 1848, son of Obed and Irena Lamberton, one of eight children. He was married March 6, 1867, to Elsie Bemis of this town, and two daughters survive him. With the exception of a portion of one year in the west and about three years in Massachusetts, Mr. Lamberton had been a lifelong resident of this town.
Beside a host of friends, Mr. Lamberton leaves to mourn his loss a widow, two daughters, Alma, Mrs. Arthur W. Case of Chelsea, and Inez, Mrs. E. Ernest Barnes of Sharon; one granddaughter, Eloise Case; a sister, Mrs. Jane Cole, and two Brothers, Moses and Albert of this town.
The funeral will be at the house on Tuesday at 1 o'clock.
Mr. Lamberton will be greatly missed from the neighborhood and town. The bereaved family has the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community in their affliction."

He was married to Elsie BEMIS on 6 Mar 1867. Children were: Inez Lamberton, Alma Lamberton.

bullet Inez Lamberton "Rev. O. E. Aiken of the methodist church was called to Marshfield on the 22nd inst, to perform the ceremony at the Barnes-Lamberton wedding. The contracting parties were N. Ernest Barnes of Franklin, Mass., and Miss Inez, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lamberton. The event took place at the home of the bride, being a quiet affair, the immediate relatives only, being present. The room was beautifullly and profusely decorated with flowers and potted plants, some of which were rere specimens. the bride was very beautifully gowned and looked very charming and attractive. The presents were many and costly. Among them was an elegant gold watch, a gift from the groom to the bride. At the conclusion of the ceremony all repaired to the dining room where a sumptuous repast was served. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Barnes wish them long and useful lives." Inez and her family lived in Sharon, Vermont. Her mother, Elsie, lived with her for a time. Parents: Henry Lamberton and Elsie BEMIS.

She was married to N. Ernest Barnes. Children were: Henry Barnes , Harold Barnes.

bullet Mary Emma Lamberton was born in 1846. She died in Feb 1873.

She was married to Orison Smith on 17 May 1863 in Marshfield. Children were: Ethel M. Smith, Dora H. Smith, Mabel Estelle Smith.

bullet Olive Lamberton was born about 1886. Olive married Henry Willey. They lived in Stannard, Vermont. Parents: Arthur L. Lamberton and A. Mary (May) BEMIS.

bullet Wayne Lamberton Parents: Carl (Cy) Lamberton and Joyce McKnight.

bullet Katherine Lamery Photo

She was married to Clarence Horatio PITKIN on 15 Apr 1884.

bullet Ann Lamont was born on 3 Aug 1818 in Kilfinan, Argyll, Scotland. She died on 3 Apr 1907 in West Williams Township, Ontario.

She was married to Donald McLeish on 10 Jan 1837. Children were: Margaret Kennedy McLeish, Jean McLeish, Angus McLeish, Malcolm McLeish, Janet McLeish, John McLeish, Hector McLeish, Annie McLeish, Donald McLeish.

bullet Amos LANCE Parents: John D. LANCE and Prudence JACOBS.

bullet Dr. Arthur LANCE Photo died before 1929. Arthur was not mentioned as a survivor in the obituary of his brother Walter in 1929. Arthur was living in Portsmouth, New Hampshire at the time of his death. Parents: Byron LANCE and Mary Paige.

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