Towne / Bowditch Family History - Person Page

Timothy Peckham¹

b. 19 July 1737, d. 8 December 1812

Father

Benjamin Peckham¹

Mother

Mary Carr¹

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Timothy Peckham was born on 19 July 1737 in South Kingstown, Washington Co., Rhode Island.¹ He married Susannah Congdon, daughter of James Congdon and Mary Taylor, on 11 March 1759.¹ He died on 8 December 1812 in Lebanon, New London Co., Connecticut, at age 75.¹

Children of Timothy Peckham and Susannah Congdon

Anna Peckham¹
Sarah Peckham¹
Phebe Peckham¹
Martha Peckham¹
Ruth Peckham¹
Nancy Peckham¹
Robert Congdon Peckham¹ b. a 1760, d. 1854
Mary Peckham¹ b. 1765, d. 13 Jan 1788
Elizabeth Peckham¹ b. 1773

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 29.

Robert Congdon Peckham¹

b. about 1760, d. 1854

Father

Timothy Peckham² b. 19 Jul 1737, d. 8 Dec 1812

Mother

Susannah Congdon² b. a 1742, d. 5 Aug 1813

Relationship

1st cousin 6 times removed of Charles Edward Towne

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Robert Congdon Peckham was born about 1760.² He married first Anna Bliss, daughter of Amos Bliss and Mary Davenport.¹ He married second Anna Brown.¹ He died in 1854 in Lebanon, New London Co., Connecticut.¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 100.
[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 29.

Elizabeth Peckham¹

b. 1773

Father

Timothy Peckham¹ b. 19 Jul 1737, d. 8 Dec 1812

Mother

Susannah Congdon¹ b. a 1742, d. 5 Aug 1813

Relationship

1st cousin 6 times removed of Charles Edward Towne

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Elizabeth Peckham was born in 1773.² She married Joseph Congdon, son of Samuel Congdon.²
She and Joseph had the following known children: Timothy (b 20 May 1815), Joseph, William.²

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 29.
[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 100.

Anna Peckham¹

Father

Timothy Peckham¹ b. 19 Jul 1737, d. 8 Dec 1812

Mother

Susannah Congdon¹ b. a 1742, d. 5 Aug 1813

Relationship

1st cousin 6 times removed of Charles Edward Towne

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Anna Peckham married (?) Clarke.²

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 29.
[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 100.

Sarah Peckham¹

Father

Timothy Peckham¹ b. 19 Jul 1737, d. 8 Dec 1812

Mother

Susannah Congdon¹ b. a 1742, d. 5 Aug 1813

Relationship

1st cousin 6 times removed of Charles Edward Towne

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Sarah Peckham married Samuel Perry, son of James Perry, on 11 December 1788.²

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 29.
[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 101.

Mary Peckham¹

b. 1765, d. 13 January 1788

Father

Timothy Peckham¹ b. 19 Jul 1737, d. 8 Dec 1812

Mother

Susannah Congdon¹ b. a 1742, d. 5 Aug 1813

Relationship

1st cousin 6 times removed of Charles Edward Towne

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Mary Peckham was born in 1765.¹ She died on 13 January 1788.¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 29.

Phebe Peckham¹

Father

Timothy Peckham¹ b. 19 Jul 1737, d. 8 Dec 1812

Mother

Susannah Congdon¹ b. a 1742, d. 5 Aug 1813

Relationship

1st cousin 6 times removed of Charles Edward Towne

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Phebe Peckham married Benjamin Seager on 14 April 1795.²

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 29.
[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 101.

Martha Peckham¹

Father

Timothy Peckham¹ b. 19 Jul 1737, d. 8 Dec 1812

Mother

Susannah Congdon¹ b. a 1742, d. 5 Aug 1813

Relationship

1st cousin 6 times removed of Charles Edward Towne

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Martha Peckham married Stephen Congdon.²

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 29.
[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 101.

Ruth Peckham¹

Father

Timothy Peckham¹ b. 19 Jul 1737, d. 8 Dec 1812

Mother

Susannah Congdon¹ b. a 1742, d. 5 Aug 1813

Relationship

1st cousin 6 times removed of Charles Edward Towne

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Ruth Peckham married Constant Southworth.²

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 29.
[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 101.

Nancy Peckham¹

Father

Timothy Peckham¹ b. 19 Jul 1737, d. 8 Dec 1812

Mother

Susannah Congdon¹ b. a 1742, d. 5 Aug 1813

Relationship

1st cousin 6 times removed of Charles Edward Towne

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Nancy Peckham married Thurston Clarke.²

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 29.
[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 101.

Caleb Battey¹

b. 1729

Father

John Battey¹

Mother

Margaret Carr¹

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Caleb Battey was born in 1729.¹ He married Barbara Congdon, daughter of Benjamin Congdon and Barbara Williams.¹
He and Barbara had the following known children: Margaret, Benjamin, Dinah (b 1756), Sampson, Amey (b 1763), Barbara, Dorcas, Phebe.¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, pp. 64,65.

(?) Battey¹

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(?) Battey married Margaret Congdon, daughter of Benjamin Congdon and Barbara Williams.¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, pp. 63,64.

Elijah Champlin¹

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Elijah Champlin married Margaret Congdon, daughter of William Congdon and Rebecca Taylor.¹
He lived in Lebanon, New London Co., Connecticut.¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 65.

William Segur¹

b. 28 December 1763, d. 13 October 1852

Father

Joseph Segur¹

Mother

Mary Taylor¹

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William Segur was born on 28 December 1763 in South Kingstown, Washington Co., Rhode Island.¹ He married Anne Congdon, daughter of William Congdon and Rebecca Taylor.¹ He died on 13 October 1852 in Pomfret, Windham Co., Connecticut, at age 88.¹
He and Anne had one known child, Benjamin (b 1 June 1800).¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 65.

Joseph Card¹

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Joseph Card married Sarah Congdon, daughter of William Congdon and Rebecca Taylor.¹
He lived in Lebanon, New London Co., Connecticut.¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 65.

Sarah Congdon¹

Father

John Congdon¹ d. 12 May 1743

Mother

Relationship

1st cousin 7 times removed of Charles Edward Towne

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Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, pp. 73-78.

William Congdon¹

Father

John Congdon¹ d. 12 May 1743

Mother

Relationship

1st cousin 7 times removed of Charles Edward Towne

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Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, pp. 73-78.

Ruth (?)¹

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Ruth (?) married John Congdon, son of John Congdon and Mary Smith, after February 1743/44.¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, pp. 73-78.

Elizabeth Sherman¹

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Elizabeth Sherman married James Congdon, son of John Congdon and Sarah Hoxie, on 23 January 1773.¹
She and James had no children.¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, pp. 78,79.

Rebecca Rider¹

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Rebecca Rider married James Congdon, son of John Congdon and Sarah Hoxie, on 2 November 1780.¹
She and James had the following known children: John R. (b 16 June 1783), Catherine (b 15 October 1784), James (b 13 May 1786), Benjamin (b 29 August 1788), a son (d as infant).¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, pp. 78,79.

Mary Sherman¹

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Mary Sherman married Joseph Congdon, son of John Congdon and Sarah Hoxie.¹
She and Joseph had the following known children: John (b 18 June 1781), Joseph (b 15 December 1782), Elizabeth (b 23 September 1784), Benjamin (b 26 April 1786, d 13 January 1788), Sarah (b 10 January 1788), Benjamin (b 5 October 1789), Mary (b 15 April 1791), Margaret (b 29 October 1793, d 26 December 1793), Catherine (b 5 May 1795, d 6 July 1795), Catherine G. (b 5 August 1796).¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 79.

Frances Hyer¹

d. 27 September 1837

Father

Vincent Hyer¹

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Frances Hyer married John Congdon, son of John Congdon and Sarah Hoxie, on 6 May 1798.¹ She died on 27 September 1837 in New Bedford.¹
She and John had the following known children, all born in New Bedford: Sarah (b 21 February 1799), Isaac ( b 28 May 1805), Elizabeth H. (b 10 March 1807).¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 79.

Mary Cross¹

Father

Peleg Cross¹

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Mary Cross married Joseph Congdon, son of Joseph Congdon and Susannah Cross, before 30 October 1776.¹
She and Joseph had the following known children: Mary, Peleg Cross (b 30 October 1776), Benjamin (b 6 November 1778, d 23 May 1788).¹

Citations

[S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 85.