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

Surname: MATHEWS
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 241

BELA MATHEWS, native of Bristol, Connecticut - married Susan Orcutt (see Orcutt family),
settled in Acworth, 1818, removed to St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1826. - children,
I. William B. - married Lodoskia Farnham. - children,
	1. Edgar - died in United States Service.
	2. Egbert - died from injuries received in United States Service.
	3. Milo S. - married Florence Turner, residence Monroe.
II. George P. - married Lucinda Spaulding. - children,
	1. Horace P. - married Amanda Young
	2. Herman - married Calista Adams
	3. Zulima A. - married George B. Davidson of Peacham, Vermont. - children,
		(1) ______
	4. Reuben B. - married Mary Hodgman, residence Fitchburg, Massachusetts.
III. Elbridge P. - married Martha Parker, residence Troy, Vermont. - children,
	1. Ellen - married Henry Sumner, residence Troy. - children,
		(1) Minnie A.
	2. John - residence St. Johnsbury, Vermont
	3. Edward, in United States Navy
	4. Eliza
IV. Luther C. - married Elizabeth B. Locke, residence East St. Johnsbury, Vermont. - children,
	1. Catherine O.
V. Nahum O. - married Sarah Lyman of New York City, residence St. Johnsbury. - children,
	1. Emma 
	2. Inise

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