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

Surname: LISCOMB
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 238

DARIUS LISCOMB - married Olive Slader (see Slader family) settled in Hartland, Vermont, when it 
was a wilderness - children,
I. Oren - married Sarah Davidson - children,
	1. Marcia - married Carleton Eastman of Hartland
	2. Lucia (twin with Marcia) residence Laconia
	3. Paul D. - married Susanna D. Appleton, residence Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. - children,
six, grandchildren two.
	4. Almond - married first Mrs. D. Liscomb.
	   Almond - married second Alice Henderson - children, three
	5. Belinda - married David Knowlton - children,
		(1) Caroline B.
		(2) Lucy E. - died unmarried.
		(3) Olive O. - died unmarried.
		(4) Sarah D.
		(5) Parker D.
	6. Olive - married John C. Riley of Hartford, Vermont. - children,
		(1) Louisa - died young.
		(2) Freddie
		(3) Jasper F.
	7. Silas J. - married Lucinda W. Clothier of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. - children,
		(1) Sarah E.
		(2) William O.
		(3) Anna
	8. Lorenzo - died young.
	9. Jasper - died young.
II. Harvey - married Florinda Silsby (see Silsby family), settled in Acworth 1805 - children,
	1. Louisa R. - died unmarried
	2. Aurilla L. - married first Nathan W. Wood.
	   Aurilla L. - married second Asa Locke of Langdon
	3. Harvey S. - died young.
	4. Olive S. - died young.
	5. Florinda - married George O. Webb of Weathersfield, Vermont. - children,
		(1) Lucius C. - married Susan M. Newton, residence Lowell.
		(2) Loren M.
		(3) George S.
	6. Esther A. - married Charles L. Tibbils, residence Claremont. - children,
		(1) Florence H.
		(2) Eugene E. --- twins.
	7. Mariette L. - married James D. Danforth of Weathersfield, Vermont. - children,
		(1) Eleanor - married Elijah Norcross of Claremont.
III. Mary - married Daniel Knowlton of Hartland, Vermont.
IV. Mercy - married first Chester Nye (see Nye family).
Mercy - married second _____ Luce.
V. Olive - married David Morrison of Langdon. - children,
	1. Philinda - died young.
	2. Mary E. - married first William W. Wallace (see James Wallace family). - children,
		(1) Henry
		(2) Emma
	   Mary E. - married second John Currier - children,
		(3) John M.
	3. Rebecca - married William Nourse (see Nourse family).
VI. Philinda - married John Robb (see Robb family).
VII. Lucinda - married William Ashley - children,
	1. Clarissa - married Benjamin Smith - children,
		(1) Francis E.
		(2) Henry A. - died a prisoner of war in Richmond, Virginia.
		(3) Mary E.
		(4) William S.
		(5) Albert B.
		(6) Herbert E.
	2. William A. - born 1820, - married Harriet Moore - children,
		(1) Susan E. - died young.
		(2) Adelaide H.
		(3) Albert M. - died young.
		(4) Frederic M. - died young.
		(5) William
	3. Elizabeth - married Charles Thompson - children,
		(1) Charles E. - died young.
		(2) Ella L.
VIII. John L. - married Jane Robb (see Robb family). - children,
	1. Martha M. - married Joseph Simpson, residence East Boston. - children,
		(1) Estelle
		(2) Jennie O.
		(3) Ida F.
	2. Harvey M. - married Diana Pearsons, residence Proctorsville, Vermont. - children,
		(1) Harvey M.
	3. Mary J. - died unmarried.
	4. Margaret, a teacher in Lisbon, Illinois.
	5. Emily E. - died young.
IX. Betsey - married James Armstrong in Acworth, residence Bradford. - children,
	1. Anna E.
	2. James
X. Darius P. - married Ann Clement - died in Castleton, Vermont. - children,
	1. William - residence West Rutland, Vermont.
	2. Elizabeth - married George Spenser of West Rutland, Vermont.
	3. Charles - married _____ _____, - died at Castleton, 1859
	4. James - residence Cleveland, Ohio.
	5. Orlando
	6. Abbie - residence Rutland, Vermont.

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