SPOONER  NH and VT
Date:	5/17/98 6:39:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From:	Farns10th@AOL.COM (Farns10th)

Surname:  SPOONER
Source:     History of Charlestown, NH - Fort No 4 by Rev. Henry H. Saunderson
p.555
John A. Spooner b. June 26, l796 m. (1) Prudence Jenner.  Their issue:
1. Hannah E. Spooner m. James Burlingame.
2. Levisa Spooner m. Jehiel Severy.
3. Stephen A. Spooner b. at Maria NY May 30, l835 m. July 3,l855 Sophia Lois
    Hull dau of Horace and Abigail K. Hull) She b. Dec 2l, l839 at Windsor, VT
    Their children:
     1. Sophia Abbie Spooner b. Nov l2, l856
      2. Charles Horace Spooner b. Aug 6, l858
       3.  Ruth Jenner Spooner b. Dec 27, l872.

John Spooner m. (2) Mrs. Laura Dow, dau of Dr. Shepherd of Brandon, VT Res:
Charlestown, NH.
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Surname:  SPOONER
Source:     Prescott Memorial
James Prescott Line, Hampton, NH

p.442
David Nealey Mason b. Jan 2l, l828 son of David Mason Jr. and his wife, Hannah
Prescott of Starksboro, VT.
David Nealey Mason m. Oct l6,l847 Lucia Spooner dau of Ruggles Spooner and
his wife, Anna (Curtis) Spooner of Monckton, VT.  She b. Apr 2, l830.  They
removed to Waukesha, Wisconsin. Removed then to Fond du Luc, WI in l862
and then in l863 to Beaver Dam, WI  (see p. 563)
p.563
Children of David N. Mason and Lucia Spooner:
1. David Lee Mason b. l849
2. Alma Mason b. at Waukesha, Waukesha County, WI Mar 20, l859
p.563 has a small bio on David Lee Mason (on request).

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