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

Surname: PEARSON
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 256

JAMES PEARSON born in Kingston, 1779, son of John Pearson and Abigail Tyler - married Hannah
Duty - settled in Acworth, 1800 - died 1853 - children,
I. John - married Betsey Clark (see Clark family) 1825 - children,
     1. Freeman - born 1828 - married Mrs. Lorinda (Silsby) Harding (see Harding family), 
         residence Mazeppa, Minnesota.
     2. Laura - married Oliver Chapin (see Chapin family).
     3. Mary - married Henry H. Clark of Rutland, Vermont
     4. Sarah A.
     5. Jane B.
II. Phylena - married Levi H. Morgan, residence Jefferson, N. H. - children,
     1. Marcellus
     2. Laura A.
     3. Alman J.
     4. Paschal
     5. Sarah J.
     6. Chauncy.
III. Betsey - married first Jonathan Hovey.
   Betsey - married second Roswell Carleton (see Carleton family).
IV. Sally - married Isaac Minor of Whitefield - children,
     1. Betsey H.
     2. Lauren J.
     3. Austin W.
     4. Sarah J.
     5. Mary P.
V. Laura - died young.
VI. Lauren - married Martha E. Colby of Ellsworth, residence Chelsea, Massachusetts.  He was 
  ordained a Baptist minister in Addison, Maine - 1852.
VII. Albert - married first Linda Grout (see Grout family.
Albert - married second Eleanor Dickerson, residence Danbury - children,
     1. Susan A.
VIII. Silas - married Lydia Moore, residence Bricksbury, N. J.
IX. William - died young.
III. Emma L.

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