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The History of the Several Towns, Manors, and Patents of the County of Westchester, Vol. II (1881 revised ed.)

Bolton, Robert Jr. The History of the Several Towns, Manors, and Patents of the County of Westchester, from its First Settlement to the Present Time, Vol. II. New York: Charles F. Roper, 1881. Passage 849 of 1017 258 words

Thomas Farringron mir., first wife, a Miss Norris; and his sister Jane Farrington mar. John Xorris, the brother of his first wife. Their children-- 1, Robert mar. Charity, sister of Xehemiah Hunt: 2. Sarah mar. Anthony Valentine; 3, Thoma.>< mar. Mi^s Taylor; 4, Benjamin mar. Susannah Tompkins; second wife, Margaret Masiin. Their cliildrcn -- 1, Jonas mar. t^^ Euphemiah Lawrence; 2, Mastiu died unnuirricd: 3, Hannah mar. .Joseph Oakloy; 4, Penelope died Oct. 10, 1S3S, unmarried; 5. George mar. Frances Guion, d. April IG, 1830.

The following extract, from the Ea~toliesfer town records, apply to Thoraia Farrington, viz. : he was appointed overseer of the roads April l.jih, 1774 : --

APPEXDIX A.

•■ThrTO nt is yc hnusc of Thomas Farrinston's a road roonccl horse nbonte •.r'.M'ii liaiids high, shored before with a n;iddie long- talc, ^\■ithout either murke f f ;-.iiid !i.s cau be perceived. Entered ye 2Sth day of December, -JTi-'O. by inf. ii'. 0. 0. Sjm'l Sxedex, Towa Clerk."

TiiC following extriiets from the tOTvn records apply to other members of his

■■(?t'(irge Furrinjrton fhis son) vroB appointed Overseer of the Ronds on 1st Spnl 17S4. Appiiinied Fence Viewer arul Overseer of the Road on j'tli April, n. '": re-elected 4th April. 1797. Appointed Overseer of the Poor 3d April, 1798; .-..>■> lM April, 1799; also Overseer of Roads 1st April, ISOU.

••.binas FarringtOD, another son, ^va3 selected Overseer of Roads 3d April, !T.*-; Overseer of Highways, 11th Dist., on 7tb xVpril. 1S12; re-appointed Gth Ai-ril, iSVd; also 7th April, ISIS; also 6th April, 1819."

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