Husband Croghan Gault
Born: Dec 8, 1900 - Concord, NH
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Died: Feb 7, 1989 - Rye, NH
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Marriage: Sep 8, 1924 - Pembroke, NH
Wife Margaret Baker Osgood
Born: May 10, 1901 - Pembroke, NH
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Died: Mar 1993 - Rye, NH
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Father: John Percy Osgood
Mother: Nellie J. Baker
Children
Husband Thomas Kimball
Born: Apr 20, 1791
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Died: Jun 7, 1845 - Pembroke Street Cemetery, Pembroke, NH
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Father: Thomas Kimball
Mother: Olive Lovejoy
Marriage: Feb 22, 1817
Wife Elsie Gault
AKA: Esther Lovejoy
Born: Abt 1792
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Died: Mar 28, 1866 - Pembroke Street Cemetery, Pembroke, NH
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Father: Matthew Gault
Mother: Elizabeth Buntin
Other Spouse: Reverend James McCutcheon
Children
1 F Judith Ann Kimball
Born: Apr 8, 1795 - West Newbury, MA
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Died: Dec 24, 1833
Buried: - Sawyer Hill Burying Ground, Newburyport, MA.
Spouse: John Campbell
Marr: Nov 16, 1816
General Notes: Husband - Thomas Kimball
Pembroke Street Cemetery info gives death as July 18, 1845
General Notes: Wife - Elsie Gault
1850 US Census, Pembroke, NH
James McCutcheon, age 58
Elsie, age 58
Ann M., age 9
Gravestone Elsie G. Widow of Thomas Kimball Jr. wife of Rev. James McCutchen
Died May 28, 1866
Husband Reverend James McCutcheon
Born: Oct 22, 1791 - Pembroke, NH
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Died: Sep 2, 1855
Buried: - Old North Cemetery, Pembroke, NH
Father: Phedris McCutcheon
Mother: Ann Brown
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Other Spouse: Hannah Tripp - Apr 23, 1815 - Epsom, NH
Other Spouse: Nancy Peverly
Wife Elsie Gault
AKA: Esther Lovejoy
Born: Abt 1792
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Died: Mar 28, 1866 - Pembroke Street Cemetery, Pembroke, NH
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Father: Matthew Gault
Mother: Elizabeth Buntin
Other Spouse: Thomas Kimball - Feb 22, 1817
Children
General Notes: Husband - Reverend James McCutcheon
Concord Gazette 5-31-1814
Dissolution of Partnership.
WE the subscribers, this day, by mutual consent, have agreed to dissolve partnership. All those indebted are requested to make immediate payment; all those who have demands against said firm, are requested to present their demands for settlement.
ROBERT KNOX
JAMES McCUTCHIN
Epsom, April 27, 1814
Rockingham County Deeds 219-43, April 18, 1815
Nathan Goss of Epsom, blacksmith, to James McCutcheon of Epsom, trader
A parcel of land in Epsom being a part of lot 84 in the 3rd range of lots in Epsom, beginning at a stake and stones by the road in the corner of the land I purchased of William and Joseph Yeaton's land, thence running southerly as the wall now runns to a stake and stones standing in the corner of the wall near a spring, thence east and south east a parrallel line with the side line of said lot to be the range; thence southerly as the range runs 12 rods tot he south east corner of said lot thence running westerly on the line between lots 83 and 84 to the road, thence northerly by said road to the bound first mentioned to contain 25 acres. ALSO one other piece of land adjoining the land aforestaid and being a part of lot No. 83 in said third range - beginning at a stake and stone by the road on the line between lot No. 83 & 84 thence running southerly as the road now runs 10 rods to a stake and stones standing on the stone wall at the corner thence running easterly as the wall runs about 28 rods to the line between lots 83 & 84, thence easterly on said line to the bounds first mentioned to contain about one acre & a half and is the land I bought of William Yeaton the 3rd and the said Yeaton bought of Richard Tripp Jr., reference to my deed from the said William Yeaton being had.
Rockingham County Deeds 219-44, December 6, 1817
Levi Hayes of Epsom to James McCutcheon of Epsom, yeoman
A tract of land in Epsom and is a part of the lot 82 in the third range of lotsbeginning at the easterly end of said lot, thence running westerly as the lot runs carrying the full width of said lot to containe 20 acres.
Rockingham County Deeds 206-185, November 11, 1814
John Dolloff Jr. of Epsom to Robert Knox of Pembroke and James McCutcheon of Epsom, all right and title in the estate of my father John Dolloff late of Epsom, deceased.
Rockingham County Deeds 206-385, November 30, 1814
Nicholas Dolloff of Epsom yeoman, to James McCutcheon, all right and title in the undivied part of my late father John Dolloff's estate, deceased, and also all right I have in my mother Mary Dolloff's dower that she had set off to her in her husbands estate, to contain all my part of the estate except my share in the household furniture.
Rockingham County Deeds 206-386, December 1, 1814
Josiah Knowles and my wife May of Pembroke to James McCutcheon of Epsom, trader, all right and title to the estate of John Dolloff late of Epsom, deceased, excepting our right in the reversion of the widows dower in said estate.
Rockingham County Deeds 209-178, February 11, 1815
Richard Head of Chester and Sally his wife, to James McCutcheon of Epsom, trader, quitclain unto him all title we have to the estate of John Dolloff late of Epsom, deceased, excepting our right in the reversionof the widkow's thirs or dower in said estate.
"Rev. James McCutcheon as a young man was quite an athlete. He has often told me his recollections of the War of 1812 and the great rejoicing when peace was concluded. I think he was past thirty years of age when he became a professed Christian. Sister Harriet writes: "When Frank was a little more than a year old, in 1824, there was a wonderful revival in the town of Epsom. Grown people, mostly the heads of families were converted, in which father and mother were included. Father's conversion was considered almost like that of St. Paul's. He was working alone down by the river (Suncook); did not return as expected and some one went to see why. They found him lying on a log almost unconscious and seeming to see Christ. From that time he was a new man and developed both intellectually and spiritually very rapidly and soon began to preach as a layman; but in a few years was ordained regularly and was considered a very strong, logical preacher.'
"With a very rudimentary education and little preparation except his earnest piety and zeal, he became a minister of the Free-Will Baptist Church and preached for about thirty years. I remember hearing him preach when I was a boy. From 1824 to 1849 he lived on the old place at North Pembroke. He served one or more terms in the legislature of the state. He was appointed Justice of the Peace by Governor Isaac Hill. He continued to work the old farm until 1849, when he moved to the 'Gale Place,' on Pembroke Street, which is about five miles out of Concord, N.H. The house is still standing (1930). It is a very pretty cottage with two gothic windows in the rof and a large elm tree in the yard." - B.M.C.
From The McCutcheon (Cutcheon) family records : allied families of McClary, Tripp, Brown and Critchett by McKee, Florence McCutcheon; Grand Rapids, Mich.: Commonwealth Printing Co., 1931, 369 pgs.
Lewis M. Cutcheon had a memorial window placed in the Epsom church where Rev. James McCutcheon preached. All the windows were alike with the exception of one which had a different emblem on top, and the one in memory of Rev. Jas. McCutcheon, which had "The Cross and Crown." Lewis M. Cutcheon also erected a momument on the McCutcheon lot in the North Pembroke cemetery.
General Notes: Wife - Elsie Gault
1850 US Census, Pembroke, NH
James McCutcheon, age 58
Elsie, age 58
Ann M., age 9
Gravestone Elsie G. Widow of Thomas Kimball Jr. wife of Rev. James McCutchen
Died May 28, 1866
Husband Frank Clifton Towle
Born: May 30, 1847 - Epsom, NH
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Died: Sep 30, 1895 - Hooksett, NH 57
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Father: Lemuel B. Towle
Mother: Mary Ann Prescott
Marriage: Oct 19, 1870
Wife Myra Clement Gault
Born: Apr 7, 1847
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Died: Jan 7, 1923 - Manchester, NH
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Children
1 F Annie Gault Towle
Born: Mar 14, 1877
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2 F Helen Augusta Towle
Born: Aug 14, 1880
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Spouse: Adam D. Smith
Marr: Aug 10, 1902
Husband Sterling Sargent
Born: Mar 20, 1794 - Allenstown, NH
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Died: Jun 4, 1869
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Father: Philip Sargent
Mother: Sally Perrin
Marriage: Dec 29, 1814 - Hooksett, NH
Other Spouse: Sally A.B. Cole - Abt Sep 1866
Wife Sally Gault
Born: May 7, 1796
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Died: May 10, 1863
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Father: Matthew Gault
Mother: Elizabeth Buntin
Children
1 M Philip Sargent
Born: Abt 1822 - Allenstown, NH
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Died: Apr 15, 1898 - Allenstown, NH 75
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2 F Sallie Sargent
Born: Oct 3, 1824 - Allenstown, NH
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Died: May 19, 1897 - Allenstown, NH 75
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Spouse: Hartwell
3 M Warren Sargent
Born: Abt 1837 - Allenstown, NH
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Died: Jan 4, 1911 - Allenstown, NH 75
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Spouse: Florence L. Staples
Marr: Jun 9, 1895 - Allenstown, NH
4 F Abbie H. Sargent
Born: Nov 29, 1840
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Spouse: Natt Bartlett Emery
Marr: Nov 10, 1859
General Notes: Husband - Sterling Sargent
MAJOR STERLING SARGENT was born in Allenstown March 20, 1794. He was the son of Philip and Sally Peirce Sargent. He early manifested a great interest in music, and became quite proficient as a drummer. When only sixteen years of age he was stationed with others, at Fort Constitution, in the War of 1812, and commissioned drum-major. He always resided in the town of his birth, and for many years was chosen to represent the same in General Court, and to fill various other offices in the interests of his fellow-citizens. He was born on and inherited the farm now owned by the China Manufacturing Company. He made the brick and built the house in which Colonel D.L. Jewell, the agent, now resides.
In 1843 he sold this place to the Pembroke Mills Company, moving a short distance
to land he owned, where he built a house and fitted up a home, in which he lived and died.
Mr. Sargent was always a decided Democrat and was intensely loyal to the government. He lived to see the triumph of the Federal army over the Rebellion, and died in the hope of peace and abounding prosperity to every section of our fair country. He was for many years an honored member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, contributing freely for the building of the late chapel in Suncook village, for the purchase of the organ, and for the support of the various institutions of religion. His deomocracy and piety were always well illustrated in his liberality and justice. Being for many years an esteemed member of the Masonic fraternity, he met all men "on the level, and parted with them on the square."
He was married, in 1815, to Sally Gault, of Hooksett. She proved to be a woman of uncommon domestic ability, and every way well qualified to preside over a family and a home. She died May 10, 1863. He died June 4, 1868. They lived together nearly fifty years. There were born to them eleven children--seven sons and four daughters. Three sons died in infancy, and two became young men and then deceased. Philip Sargent, the eldest son, resides in the finest brick mansion in the town, which he has erected close by the place where he was born.
Warren Sargent inherits, and now occupies, the old homestead, which is regarded as one of the best farms and pleasantest situations in Allenstown.
These brothers are known as the firm of P.& W. Sargent, brick-makers, Suncook, N.H.
Sallie S., the eldest daughter, first married George Hirsch, who soon after died, and
she married Rev. H.H. Hartwell, a Methodist minister and member of the New Hampshire Conference, and now owns and dwells in a fine "cottage home" near the place of her birth.
Elsie K. is the esteemed wife of Henry W. Forbush, Esq. a merchant in Philadelphia.
Mary H. is the honored wife of W.F. Head, Esq. of Hooksett, a brother and a life-long
partner in business, and now occupying the splendid residence of the late ex-Governor Natt. Head.
Abbie H. is the true and faithful companion of Natt. B. Emery, one of the long-known
firm of Emery Brothers, and has a platial residence in Suncook village.
These six children all revere the memory of their departed parents, and in talent and
character are living to honor the family name.
Husband Samuel Gault
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Wife Mehitable Sargent
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Father: Jonathan Sargent
Mother: Molly Lucas
Other Spouse: Jonathan Robinson - Apr 26, 1846
Children
Husband Samuel Gault
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Marriage: Sep 10, 1782
Wife Martha McDaniel
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Died: Bef 1800
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Father: Robert McDaniel
Mother: Unknown
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Notes: Marriage
Marriage from History of Pembroke, (p . 509)
Husband Eugene Herbert Gauthier
Born: Aug 14, 1945 - Epsom, NH
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Died: Dec 21, 2001 - Concord, NH
Buried: - McClary-Epsom, NH Center Cemetery, Epsom, NH
Father: Clyde H. Gauthier
Mother: Frances Lucina Ambrose
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Wife Brenda Unknown
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1 M Alpha R. Gauthier
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2 M Adam M. Gauthier
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3 M Andy J. Gauthier
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General Notes: Husband - Eugene Herbert Gauthier
A U.S. Army Veteran, Vietnam.
Pittsfield: Eugene "Buster" Gauthier, 56,of Ingalls Road, died Dec. 31, 2001 at the Hospice House in Concord. He was born in Epsom, the son of Clyde and Frances (Ambrose) Gauthier. He lived most of his life in Epsom and Pittsfield.
Mr. Gauthier was a US Army Veteran, serving in the Vietnam War.
Before he retired he worked for the state department of transportation.
Besides his mother, family members include his wife, Brenda Gauthier of Pittsfield; three sons, Alpha R. Gauthier, Adam M. Gauthier and Andy J. Gauthier, all of Pittsfield; a grandson: four brothers: Clyde Gauthier Jr., Robert Gauthier of Pittsfield, Ralph Gauthier of Epsom, and David Gauthier of Albuquerquem NM; three sisters, Peggy Gauthier and Susan Ross, both of Pembroke, and Mary Maynard of Raymond; aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Husband Joseph H. Gauthier
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Wife Albertine Ricard
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1 F Germaine Rita Gauthier
Born: - Rollinsford, NH
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Spouse: Ernest George Dowst
Marr: Dec 26, 1945 - Manchester, NH
Husband Erwin Zinn
Born: May 17, 1906 - Barmar, Germany
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Died: Jan 5, 1992
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Father: Robert Zinn
Mother: Paula Agnes Wiegandt
Marriage: Sep 30, 1938 - Barnstead, NH
Other Spouse: Dorothy Irene Marden - Jul 6, 1935 - Northwood, NH
Wife Marjorie Irma Gauthier
Born: - Sherbrook, Que., Canada
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Died: Oct 31, 2001 - Pittsfield, NH
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Father: Ralph E. Gauthier
Mother: Annie I. George
Children
1 F Brenda Joyce Zinn
Born: Aug 16, 1940
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Spouse: ___ Joziatis
2 M Robert E. Zinn
Born: Sep 5, 1942 - Concord, NH
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Died: Apr 15, 1943 - Epsom, NH
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3 M Richard Zinn
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4 M Ralph Zinn
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5 F Linda Zinn
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6 M Peter Zinn
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General Notes: Husband - Erwin Zinn
New York Passenger Arrival List (Ellis Island) June 20,1923 from Breman, Ship name - Yorck