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1	Children all b. Bath NH Susan, m. John Parker of Groton MA Susan Maria Melissa, m. Michael McGiveren of Magog PQ Mary Jane Adeline & Emeline d.y (twins) Martha, m. Samuel C. Barrett of Bradford VT Elmira & Amanda (twins), El. m. Danforth Dean of Fitchburg MA John Chapin French Emeline Eliza, m. David Bryant of Paxton MA	Family: F61
2	She is listed as Ruhamah Taylor.	Family: F94
3	She was a cousin to his first wife.	Family: F54
4	The date may be 13 Aug - but the year is unknown.	Family: F70
5	The marriage took place at the home of John & Pamela Young in Lyman and was performed by Cyrus Buckley, a Justice of the Peace.	Family: F36
6	Spouses ? It appears Edward had at least 3 wives. We have not found a name for the first 2 wives as of Dec-2010. We have no evidence this Edward Marden was married to a woman named Sarah Elmers (1758-1833), except in trees found online that do not supply a source for the information. 1st wife - in the 1800 Census, Edward was with a woman aged 26 to 45 and in the 1810 Census, Edward was living with a woman that was 45 years of age or older (so b.bet.1755 & 1765). It is not unreasonable to speculate this is the same woman in both census, she was his wife, and most likely the mother of his son (who was "of age" in 1820, so b.bef.1799). 2nd wife - Edward's pension record tells us he had a 40 year old wife in 1820 (b.abt.1780). This is clearly a much younger woman than the one with him in the 1810 census. She may be the Sarah Elmers that others claim he was married to. One descendant claims a local deed search turned up a given name of Charlotte, but we have not yet seen the documentation. 3rd wife - Edward's pension record tells us he was married to Chloe Barnes in 1831 and she was his widow when he died in 1835. Barnes may not be her maiden name, as she may have had a prior marriage or marriages.	Charlotte [--?--]
7	Heritage? At this time her identity and heritage are undocumented and only educated speculation. We have found no historical documentation concerning the mother of Edward's son. We have determined Edward Jr. was born about 1785, which suggests the woman with Edward five years later in the 1790 Census was most likely the mother of Edward Jr.. She was born between 1755 and 1765. The mother of his son is clearly not the younger woman born about 1780 mentioned by Edward in his 1820 pension statement. This first wife most likely died between 1810 and 1820. Based on family oral history concerning a Native American wife for Edward, we suggest it should be his first wife and the mother of Edward Jr.. At least one of Edward Junior's sons has decidedly Native features and more than one line of descent maintains they do have Native heritage. This idea of a Native wife is supported by the fact that Edward was a Ranger and would have had many opportunities to befriend or be befriended by Native Americans (most likely Abenaki, but other tribes are also possible) during his war service (1777-1783).	Native American ? [--?--]
8	Spouses ? It appears Edward had at least 3 wives. We have not found a name for the first 2 wives as of Dec-2010. We have no evidence this Edward Marden was married to a woman named Sarah Elmers (1758-1833), except in trees found online that do not supply a source for the information. 1st wife - in the 1800 Census, Edward was with a woman aged 26 to 45 and in the 1810 Census, Edward was living with a woman that was 45 years of age or older (so b.bet.1755 & 1765). It is not unreasonable to speculate this is the same woman in both census, she was his wife, and most likely the mother of his son (who was "of age" in 1820, so b.bef.1799). 2nd wife - Edward's pension record tells us he had a 40 year old wife in 1820 (b.abt.1780). This is clearly a much younger woman than the one with him in the 1810 census. She may be the Sarah Elmers that others claim he was married to. One descendant claims a local deed search turned up a given name of Charlotte, but we have not yet seen the documentation. 3rd wife - Edward's pension record tells us he was married to Chloe Barnes in 1831 and she was his widow when he died in 1835. Barnes may not be her maiden name, as she may have had a prior marriage or marriages.	Native American ? [--?--]
9	Another source has her place of death as Albany, Orange Co., VT in the same year.	Elizabeth Annis
10	Eliza, b.Bath NH 1-Nov-1811, eldest dau., m. David Fuller of Nashua NH, widow & living 1895 - no children Rachel, b. Bath NH 2-Mar-1813, m. Bath 19-Feb-1835 Gideon C. Howard, d. 13-Mar-1891 Groton VT, 1 child Charles d. Civil War Samuel Currier. b. 27-May-1815, Bath NH, d. 15-Mar-1899 May b. 27-May-1815 Bath NH Cummings, b. 6-Mar-1819, never married Perley Mason, b. 14-Aug-1821 Betsey J., b. 7-Jul-1823 Gardner, b. 2-Mar-1825 Ruth J., b. 13-Dec-1827 Mary H. b. 25-Jan-1829, m. 7-Jun-1888 at Groton VT Simon Emery of Groton William H., b. 21-Mar-1831, never married, d. 30-Dec-1897 Gronton VT	Joseph Davis Annis
11	Emily, m. Edward Golithar, res. WI, d. bef Apr-1884 Mary Merilla, m., res. WI, MN Martha, m. Amasa T. Hunt, res. WI, MN Jonathan, res. WI Moses, m. Ardilla Fisher, res. WI Solmon, res. WI abt 1866, d. bef Apr-1884 Aaron H., m. Miss Cleveland of Randolph VT, res. WI, soldier The Civil War Ephriam, ran way & never heard from	Moses Annis
12	At the time of Death, his birth place was given as Mass. on the Mortality Schedule.	Webster Davis Annis
13	Spouses ? It appears Edward had at least 3 wives. We have not found a name for the first 2 wives as of Dec-2010. We have no evidence this Edward Marden was married to a woman named Sarah Elmers (1758-1833), except in trees found online that do not supply a source for the information. 1st wife - in the 1800 Census, Edward was with a woman aged 26 to 45 and in the 1810 Census, Edward was living with a woman that was 45 years of age or older (so b.bet.1755 & 1765). It is not unreasonable to speculate this is the same woman in both census, she was his wife, and most likely the mother of his son (who was "of age" in 1820, so b.bef.1799). 2nd wife - Edward's pension record tells us he had a 40 year old wife in 1820 (b.abt.1780). This is clearly a much younger woman than the one with him in the 1810 census. She may be the Sarah Elmers that others claim he was married to. One descendant claims a local deed search turned up a given name of Charlotte, but we have not yet seen the documentation. 3rd wife - Edward's pension record tells us he was married to Chloe Barnes in 1831 and she was his widow when he died in 1835. Barnes may not be her maiden name, as she may have had a prior marriage or marriages.	Chloe Barnes
14	This is found in the 1871 Census Index for Ontario in So. Leeds, Escott (Front)(D), page 5, Microfilm # C-10001,	Chloe Barnes
15	Another source has her born in Compton, Quebec and another possibly in Bolton, Quebec.	Bertha B. Call
16	Campbell-Inza http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=bcdf05f1-80fe-44df-8965-b70089320b71&tid=2569254&pid=-1557487518	Inza Ella Campbell
17	Durrell-EllenD http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=291a5e08-7955-47f3-8ece-2209aa894946&tid=2569254&pid=-1834111773	Ellen D. Durrell
18	This is an unproven family for Edward Marden Jr..	Rebecca Belding Jameson
19	Her father is listed as "A.M.Jenkins" and mother is just "E.B."	Ida M. Jenkins
20	1860 Census Errol NH, children with surname McGile all born in NH Martha 18 George 14 Andrew? 16 Matilda 13 Mary 11 Edwin 8	Sally Jones Linnell
21	He claimed to be 20 when he enlisted.	Aaron B. Marden
22	Marden-AaronB http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=d4a64e2d-4eae-4439-8b40-3d35530bf6a4&tid=2569254&pid=-1834111834	Aaron B. Marden
23	Accomplished Woodsman http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=70817536-f036-4547-99ab-94bd64fec4d1&tid=2569254&pid=-1556640556	Aaron Edward Marden
24	Marden-Austin http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=c798d336-d4c4-4790-9f17-ab030e2191ec&tid=2569254&pid=-1557486704	Austin Frederick Marden
25	"Chapin and his wife parted after a few years of married life."	Chapin Kidder Marden
26	Or Compton or Durham, Canada!	Charles Augustus (twin) Marden
27	Connections? The 1790 and 1800 census suggest that Edward Marden may have had a daughter. There are 2 females in the household in 1790 and 1 female age 10-16 in the 1800 household. In 1800, Edward also had another male in his age bracket in the household, so this female could be the other man's child. Also, either or both census females might be servants, neices, or in-laws, etc.. Note that Edward makes no mention of a daughter in his pension records, so if she existed, she may have died before 1820.	daughter Marden
28	Spouses ? It appears Edward had at least 3 wives. We have not found a name for the first 2 wives as of Dec-2010. We have no evidence this Edward Marden was married to a woman named Sarah Elmers (1758-1833), except in trees found online that do not supply a source for the information. 1st wife - in the 1800 Census, Edward was with a woman aged 26 to 45 and in the 1810 Census, Edward was living with a woman that was 45 years of age or older (so b.bet.1755 & 1765). It is not unreasonable to speculate this is the same woman in both census, she was his wife, and most likely the mother of his son (who was "of age" in 1820, so b.bef.1799). 2nd wife - Edward's pension record tells us he had a 40 year old wife in 1820 (b.abt.1780). This is clearly a much younger woman than the one with him in the 1810 census. She may be the Sarah Elmers that others claim he was married to. One descendant claims a local deed search turned up a given name of Charlotte, but we have not yet seen the documentation. 3rd wife - Edward's pension record tells us he was married to Chloe Barnes in 1831 and she was his widow when he died in 1835. Barnes may not be her maiden name, as she may have had a prior marriage or marriages.	Edward Marden
29	This record shows 2 adult men in the 26-45 age bracket, 2 males age 10-16, 1 female age 10-16, and one female age 26-45. We know one of the young males would be Edward's son and the young female could be an unknown daughter. The older woman should be his wife. But who is the second young male and the second older male - a brother and nephew, in-laws, hired men working for him, or just neighbors needing a temporary place to stay???	Edward Marden
30	This town is very near to the town were he enlisted and lacal history mentions an Edward Mardin as a early settler who arrived about 1770. However, other information in the town history provides contradictory information suggesting it was a different Edward Marden or perhaps the history has mixed up some information with a different early settler family.	Edward Marden
31	Birth? In the 1790 Census of Concord, NH, Edward Mardin (the Rev. Soldier) is shown with one other male in the household and that male is under the age of 16. Therefore this son was born between 1775 and 1790. In the 1800 Census, Edward's (the Rev. Soldier) son is 10-16 years of age so born between 1784 and 1790. In the 1810 Census, Edward Jr. is between the age of 16 and 25, therefore born between 1785 and 1794. In 1820, Edward (the Rev. Soldier) stated in his pension record that he had a son "of age" (21 or older), therefore born before 1799. In the 1830 Census, Edward (Jr.) of Albany VT is age 40-50. In the 1840 Census, Edward of Albany VT is between the age of 50 and 60. In the 1870 Census, Edward of Albany VT lists his age as 85, therefore born about 1785. Based on census ages, We believe Edward was born about 1785. The birth year of 1779 suggested by Edward's grandson, Riley Hull Marden (age about 50 at the time), must be an error on his part or perhaps a transcription error during the publishing of the David Annis genealogy. In support of the 1785 birth it should be remembered that Edward Sr. was a Revolutionary War Ranger serving in the Northern Theater from 1776-1783. It certainly is not impossible, but it does seem unlikely he would start a family before his discharge from active duty.	Edward Jr Marden
32	Connections? We currently have no proof the Edward Jr found listed in the 1810 Lyman census is the son of Edward (RW soldier). However, we do know the elder Edward is the same person that served in the Rev. War and he did have a son with his own family before 1820. Since no other Mardens are found in Lyman or nearby in this time period, it is reasonable to speculate the two are father and son. A descendant claims a local deed search does established this relationship in a deed between Edward Mardin Sr and Edward Mardin Jr dated in 1820. We have not yet seen this documentation.	Edward Jr Marden
33	Heritage? Oral family history suggests the wife or mother of this Edward Marden was an Indian woman. His wife, Elizabeth Annis, is well documented in the "Genealogy of David Annis ..." and we found nothing to suggest they were Native. Therefore, we believe it was Edward's mother that was an Indian. The oral history of Native ancestry is found in more than one line of descent from this man.	Edward Jr Marden
34	Spouses? We are certain Elizabeth Annis was the wife of this Edward (Marden correspondence in the published David Annis Genealogy). There is also a marriage record for a Edward Marden & Lydia Edson in Vermont. We do find Edward and Lydia in Albany VT in the 1860 Census. At least one genealogy manuscript claims he also had 2 sons by a Rebecca Jameson. This is as yet unproven.	Edward Jr Marden
35	Marden-Orlando http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=ec3542c2-68a4-4bd5-8cff-7abf468536a0&tid=2569254&pid=-1834111808	Edward Orlando Marden
36	Father, Eugene F. b. Mar-1844 ME Children listed in 1900 Census - all b. ME Adelbert K. b. Dec-1881 Josephine E. b. Dec-1884 Scott W. b. July-1892 Emma M. b.abt 1902	Georgie A. Marden
37	Marden-Granger http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=8b027559-af57-4cd6-a428-7ed25d167795&tid=2569254&pid=-1557485369	Granger Elwood Marden
38	Connections? We have not found any proof to date that Hamilton is the son of this Edward, but earlier genealogists list him as a son by Rebecca Jameson.	Hamilton Marden
39	Spouses? Hamilton was married to Mary Kinerson in May 1826 at Concord, VT. He may have also been married to Mary Ann Roberts. Chloe is probably his 3rd wife, but we don't know when they were married. We do not know which wife is the mother of which children.	Hamilton Marden
40	Frank is probably the son of Rinaldo or Edward Orlando, and perhaps Fannie E. is his sister. Frank is buried next to Rinaldo and Chapin Kidder.	Hector Buchannan Marden
41	Captured By Indians The David Annis of Hopkinton ... published genealogy states, James was captured by Indians and held for 10 years before being returned to his family. No infomation is given as to when this occurred or what tribe he lived with. However, we do know this did not occur in the Northeast, as the Indian Wars were long over in the East when he was born.	James Edward Marden
42	Connections? We have not found any proof to date that Jess is the son of this Edward, but earlier genealogists list him as a son by Rebecca Jameson.	Jesse Marden
43	He is buried at Chalmette National Cemetery in Louisiana.	John Jewell Marden
44	He is in Buena Vista, Richland Co., WI.	Lorenzo Dow Marden
45	He is living with Moses (71) & Mary (67) [Worthee? Northern? ??], famers in Canterbury NH and is called their "nephew". His mother had a sister Mary but she lived in Craftsbury VT with her husband, Myron Annis and as a couple they are found in there own household this 1880 Census. None of his mother's brothers had a wife named Mary. On his father's side, there are no sisters named Mary. The only sister we don't know anything about is Hannah, who married a Mr. Hutchinson. Perhaps this is not our Lorenzo?	Lorenzo Dow Marden
46	Spouses? We have reason to believe Nathaniel was married to Abigail Beedy in 1828 and she was the mother of his children (b.1829-1856). In 1850 we find Nathaniel in Franklin Co., ME with a wife named Sally. She is the same age as Abigail Beedy. Sally is an unusual nickname for Abigail. Is this women Abigail or a 2nd wife? If another wife, than the 3 month old child, Chapin, should be hers. In 1860 we find Nathaniel in Errol, NH with a wife named Sally, (6 years younger than the previous Sally), several children with the surname McGile (or McGill b. 1842-1852), and 2 Marden children. The Marden children help to confirm this is the same Nathaniel found in Maine the previous census. We have not been able to locate any additional information concerning the McGile children. The History of Megalloway gives the identity of the 1860 wife as Sally Jones Linnell. A death date of 4-Mar-1867 at Errol, NH is usually assoiated with Abigail. However, the Linnell history shows this same date and place of death for Sally Linnell. Was it Sally Linnell with Nathaniel in the 1850 census with an incorret age or was it Abigail with an unusual nickname?	Nathaniel Marden
47	He gives his residence as Granby, VT but enlists (again at age 44) at Augusta, ME in a Maine Infantry Regiment. This man is buried at Arlington National Cemetery and is very likely the same man that served earlier in the 12th Maine Infantry.	Nathaniel Marden
48	Marden-Rinaldo_gs http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=c3ca953e-1eb6-4033-93db-369f4adad7a9&tid=2569254&pid=-1834111810	Dr. Rinaldo Renaline Marden
49	Marden-SarahJane http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=44e1b259-ca74-48a9-9169-23608ccbf6d1&tid=2569254&pid=-1834111840	Sarah Jane Marden
50	Marden-Vivian http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=5cd4283b-961a-4d0e-a604-7ea3996be949&tid=2569254&pid=-1557485072	Vivian M. Marden