. Geschichte der Familie Hayford, 1100-1900 : mit biographischen Skizzen und Abbildungen : seine Verbindungen durch die Bonney, Fuller und Phinney Familien mit der Mayflower, 1602, Chickering Familie, 1356-1900. Eely verliehen von dieser gutherzigen Familie. Von einem Ausschnitt aus einem Papier, das zum Zeitpunkt seines Todes gedruckt wurde, kopieren wir folgendes: Als Bürger, Bro. Hayford war ein fleißiger, aktiver, eintretender Mann. Zweimal begann er von neuem in einem ungebrochenen Wald.der Ort seines späten Wohnsitzes, das jetzt ein blühendes Dorf ist, wurde zuerst von ihm besiedelt, aber für eine Reihe von Jahren hinter seinem healthhas b

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. History of the Hayford family, 1100-1900 : with biographical sketches and illustrations : its connections by the Bonney, Fuller and Phinney families with the Mayflower, 1602, Chickering family, 1356-1900. eely bestowed by thiskind hearted family. From a clipping taken from a paper printed at the time of hisdeath, we copy the following: As a citizen, Bro. Hayford was an industrious, active, enter-prising man. Twice he commenced anew in an unbroken forest.The place of his late residence, which is now a flourishing village, was first settled by him, but for a number of years past his healthhas been declining under the influence of a paralytic affectionwhich rendered him nearly helpless. During his last sicknessand previous to it, he often expressed his willingness, and evenanxiety, to depart from this world of sorrow and pain, to thathouse not made with hands. He left a wife and nine children, besides many other relativesand very numerous friends, to cherish his memory and imitatehis example. Forty years previous to his death, Mr. Hayfordembraced the belief in the Universal Fatherhood of God, anduniversal brotherhood of mankind. This he fully believed and 0r0 fflx Z n Oj»2 O 2 m n HM a oo. GUSTAVUS HAYFORD. 139 truly lived, and he was ever ready to explain his belief and defendhis faith, by appealing to the scriptures, with which he was veryfamiliar. Abigail Fuller, wife of Gustavus4, was born at Pembroke, Mass.She was the sixteenth child of Issachar Fuller and Elizabeth(Doten) Fuller of Carver, Mass. Later, Issachar married LucyTinkham, and they had five children, making twenty-one in all.At the time of his second marriage he was sixty years old andhis wife thirty. He lived to see his last children all married andwith children of their own. He was ninety-seven years and eightmonths old at the time of his death; labored lightly long afterhe was ninety years old, and could read common print withoutglasses to the last. His children so far as known, range thus:Lydia Ful

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