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

Surname: MASON
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

PAUL MASON - born in Medford, Massachusetts 1761 - married Elizabeth Priest - born in Bolton,
1765 - settled in Acworth 1794 - died 1824, wife (Elizabeth Priest) died 1852. - children,
I. Paul, born 1786 - died 1822 - married Anna Prentiss. - children,
	1. Margaret M. - married Erastus Foster - children,
		(1) Paul M. - born 1837.
		(2) Allen P.
		(3) Wilbur
		(4) Charles W.
		(5) Edwin E.
		(6) Abbie A.
		(7) Ida L.
	2. William P. - married Lestina Hills. - children,
		(1) Paul W. - married Lucy Twiss.
		(2) Annette M. - died unmarried.
		(3) Eliza P. - died unmarried.
		(4) Anna M. - died young.
II. Betsey - married Alpheus Messer. - children,
	1. Nathaniel - married Sylvia Booth. - children,
		(1) Charlie
		(2) Marinda
	2. Lucinda - married Charles Townsend.  children,
		(1) Eliza
	3. Lorin - married Elizabeth Walker. - children,
		(1) Ellen - married Lorenzo Whittemore. - children, two died young.
		(2) George - married Etta Lewis. - children, one.
		(3) Granville
		(4) Mary Jane
		(5) Charlie - died young.
III. Sally - married Daniel Howard. - children,
	1. Hannah E. - married Lewis Gay. - children,
		(1) Sarah
		(2) Martha
		(3) Eva
		(4) Sumner
	2. Eliza - married F. A. Howard.
IV. Martin - married Matilda Brigham (see Brigham family).
V. Horace - married Nancy Brown (see Brown family). -children,
	1. Mary - died young
	2. Marinda B. - R. D. Silsby (see Silsby family).

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