History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net - Sharon Franklin

Surname: BLOOD
Source:  History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
         Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L. Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869
	 Page 189

LEMUEL BLOOD of Pepperell Massachusetts, five years a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and in
many hard fought battles, settled in Acworth 1812, married Lucy Hale of Dunstable, Massachusetts
- children,
I. Lucy, married Mark Peasley of Goshen - children
	1. Daniel married Betsey Jeffts of Stoddard, residence Acworth, a few years; 
	2. Ruben
	3. William
	4. Noah
	5. Lucy
	6. Aaron
	7. Almon
	8. Maria
II. Sally, married _____ Guernsey of Dummerston, Vermont - children,
	1. Joseph H.G.W
	2. Sally
III. Lemuel,  died young
IV. Amy, married ______ Guernsey of Dummerston _ children,
	1. Hannah
	2. David
	3. Joseph
	4. Jerusha
V. Polly married Isaac W. Whitney  (see Whitney family).
VI. Freeman, married Soprano Owe of Lasted - children,
	1. Samuel
VII. Seawall, removed to New York
VIII. Faction, married Alpine Black, settle in Tecumseh, Michigan.
IX. Esther married Benjamin Williams (see Williams's family).
X. Elijah, removed to Bradford, Vermont,  married Louisa Heath - children
	1. David
	2. Sarah
XI. Jonas H.,  married Hopewell Thayer ( see Philo Thayer family), removed to Langdon, New 
Hampshire and was killed in the raising of the Congregational meeting-house in that place, in 
1841 - children,
	1. Lovell
	2. Althea
	3. Lafayette
	4. Eliza
	5. Martha
	6. Milton
XII. Philinda, married Leonard Whitney (see Whitney family). 
XIII. Lemuel, married Betsey Brooks of Alstead
XIV. Noah, died young

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