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

Surname: LUFKIN
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 240

SAMUEL LUFKIN was of the fifth generation in this country: great-great-grandfather, Samuel 
came from England and settled in Groton, Massachusetts, about 1670; great-grandfather John,
grandfather Samuel, father Samuel - married Sarah Livingston and settled in Acworth - 1795 -
died 1838. - children,
I. Samuel - married Eleanor Johnston.
II. Cyrus - married Mary Mathewson (see Mathewson family) - children,
	1. Roxy - married T.M.P. Sleeper
	2. Caltha G. - married Mark Colburn
	3. Almon - married Elvira Cilley
III. Ezra - married Lovira Mathewson - children,
	1. Norman
	2. Norris
	3. Charles M. - married Sarah F. Davis (see Thomas Davis family).
IV. Mary - married Amasa Mathewson (see Mathewson family.
V. Sarah - married Origen Bingham - residence Coldwater, Michigan - children,
	1. William E. - married Betsey L. Davis
	2. George
	3. Origen - married Phebe Worden
	4. Sarah J. - married Eugene Cassady
	5. Charles - married Naomi Adams
VI. Hannah - married Eliphas Alvord
VII. Cena - married Eliphalet Reynolds
VIII. Davis - married Elizabeth Heywood - children,
	1. Charles
	2. Leander N.
IX. Roxina - died unmarried.
X. Parker - died unmarried.
XI. Mehitable - married Franklin Wheeler
XII. Varnum - married Berantha C. Chase

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