FOUNDERS OF FORT NO. 4, CHARLESTOWN, NH
From:	Farns10th@aol.com - Janice Farnsworth

Surname:  LOVELL
Source:   History of Charlestown, NH - Fort No. 4 by Rev. Henry H.
   Saunderson, pub 1876

p.471
Vryling Lovell, son of John Lovell Esq and his wife, Martha (Corey) Lovell of
Rockingham, VT.  Vryling Lovell was b. Feb 24, l78l and m. Jan 7, l804 Laura
Hubbard dau of the Hon. John Hubbard.  She b. Feb 22, l78l.  Their children:
1.   Hubbard Lovell b. Oct l804 d. l805.
2.   Catharine Lovell b. Oct 9, l807 d. at Boston, Nov 23, l824.
3.   Laura Lovell b. Mar 25, l8l0 m. Apr l, l835 Edmund L. Cushing 
Vryling Lovell grad at Dartmouth College l803 and became a teacher at Charlestown
NH leaving teaching to enter the mercantile business. His store and house later
became the property of Chief Justice Cushing.  He represented the town in the
Legislature in l828.  He d. June l858.  She died June 26, l846.

p.47l
Timothy Lovell son of Christopher and Laura Lovell b. in Rockingham, VT
Feb l7, l826 m. Nancy Penniman of Cambridge, VT.  She d.l853.  He d. Apr.
24, l874.  Their children:
1.    Albert C. Lovell b. at Rockingham June 2l, l850 m. Nellie A. Farr dau of
       John and Lucy A. Farr of Bartonsville, VT.  She b. Oct l8, l848 
                      1.  a child born Apr l7, l874.
2.    George Lovell b. Sep 26, l85l at Rockingham m. Nov l7, l875 Hattie E. Sabin
       dau of Henry W. Sabin of Westminster, VT She b. July 3, l855.  They resided
       in Charlestown NH and were the proprietors of the Cheshire Bridge House.

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