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.]

			BATCHELDER (pages 605-606)

Phineas Batchelder removed from Sandown to Sutton in 1789.  He was quite a 
noted man in his day, being a sheriff, and as such having business in many 
places.  He also was a "drovier", as it was termed, buying cattle and taking 
the drove down country to sell at the markets of the large towns, and thus 
made many acquaintances.  In early life he had been a school teacher; also 
a teacher of dancing and etiquette.  He was a direct descendant of the noted 
Rev. Stephen Bachilor, of Lynn and other towns at an early date.  Phineas 
Batchelder lived at one period in Newbury, but spent the last of his years 
with his daughter Dorothy, wife of Dea. Samuel Bean, in Sutton.  Phineas 
Batchelder died May 18, 1833 in Newbury; married Sally Clough in 1775; died 
Sept. 24, 1832.  Children--

I.     Hannah, born 1777; married 1802, Eleazer Wells, of Newbury.
II.    Dorothy, born 1780; married 1803, Samuel Bean, of Sutton.
III.   Mehitabel, born 1783; married 1805 Samuel Cutts of Goshen
IV.    Polly, born 1786; married 1803, Moses True of Goshen.
V.     Sally, born 1788; died in infancy
VI.    Sally, 1790; married 1812, David Heath, of Bradford, Vt.
VII.   Betsey, born 1791; married Sept. 3, 1819, Benjamin Cilley, of Newbury.
VIII.  Charlotte, born 1793; married 1811, Henry Richardson of Corinth, ME.
IX.    Phebe, born 1795; married 1820, Button Wheelock, of Calais, ME.
X.     Lucinda, born 1803; married July 11, 1824, Moses Cilley, of Newbury. 




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