HISTORY OF SUTTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE: Consisting of the Historical Collections 
of Erastus Wadleigh, Esq., and A.H. Worthen, compiled and arranged by Mrs. Augusta 
Harvey Worthen.  Part II., printed by the Republican Press Association, Concord, N.H., 
1890.

[When the name of a town is given without designating the state, it is to be understood as 
located in New Hampshire.]

		BABB (pages 601-602)

Joshua Babb, born Nov. 17, 1796; died Feb. 29, 1868: married Marian Powers, 
born July 16, 1797; died March 10, 1868. Children--

I.   Henry O., born Dec. 7, 1820; died -----
II.  Catherine, born May 16, 1824.
III. Denis P., born Jan. 5, 1827. 
IV.  Ellinor M., Jan. 6, 1830.
V.   Henry E., born August 17, 1834.

III. Dennis P. Babb married -----------, children, --
	1. Henry D.
	2. Mary E.
	3. Martha

		2. Mary E. Babb married, 1st Benjamin Corning; 2nd David 
		McGregor, Dec., 1886.

IV.  Ellinor M. Babb married, March 16, 1849, Benjamin P. Nelson.
Children,--

	1.  Monira G., born June 14, 1850; died Dec. 26, 1871
	2.  Martha C., born May 23, 1853,
	3.  William F., born Aug., 9, 1855,
	4.  Loren T., born Aug. 15, 1858.

	1.  Monira G. Nelson married Alphonso P. Hoyt. Child--

		Cora B., born May 22, 1869

	2.  Martha C. Nelson married George W. Burbank. Children--

		Edna M., born Dec. 3, 1871
		Amy G.
		Clifford
		Winifred

	4.  Loren T. Nelson married Dec. 26, 1888.

V.  Henry E. Babb married Eliza J. Dow.  Children--

	1. Martha J. born June 2, 1848
	2.  Nettie, born Feb. 4, 1854
	3.  Eliza A. and Alfred H. born Feb. 10, 1860




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