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

Surname: COPELAND
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 202

WINSLOW, HEZEKIAH, and HANNAH COPELAND were of the fifth generation in America.  Deacon Joseph 
was the fourth; third, Jonathan, died aged 90; second William married the great-granddaughter of
John Alden the Pilgrim; first, Lawrence Copeland of Braintree, who died 1699, aged 110; the 
earliest ancestor known, came from England.

WINSLOW married Hannah Slader, (see Slader family) and settled in Acworth, 1804 - children,
I. Lucinda - married Samuel Finlay (see Finlay family). 
II. Elmira - married Elijah Cram (see Cram family).
III. Huldah married Solon Neal (see Neal family).
IV. Joseph - married Hannah Finlay - children,
	1. Lucian H. - married Viola Fuller
	2. Melissa J. - married Wilbra Reed
	3. Elmeda P.
	4. Edna L.
	5. Harriet E.
V. Hezekiah - married second Ann T. Chase
VI. Hannah

HEZEKIAH married Lucy Moore (see Moore family). - Children,
I. Roland Flagg - married Elizabeth Osborne   - children,
	1. Elmer P.
	2. Mary Elizabeth
	3. Elliot E.
	4. Willie W.
	5. Jennie L.
	6. Lucy Moore
II. Willard M. - married Sarah Leach - children,
	1. Sarah P.
	2. Frederic S.
III. Louisa E.
IV. Lucy Moore - married Elbridge G. Butters - children,
	1. George Copeland
	2. Maria L.
	3. Hattie A. 
V. Harriet
VI. Sydney - married E. Jane Keen - children, 
	1. Walter E.
	2. C. Sumner
	3. Dora J.
VII. Angeline
VIII. Cornelia - died young.
IX. Pamelia G. - married Samuel H. Harris
X. Cornelia
XI. Mary Ann - married William H. Pethybridge - children,
	1. Ella Copeland.

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