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FAMILY REGISTER 37 83. Daniel. Exeter, Me., farmer; born before 1800; married before 1820; died Hartland, Me., June 17, 1871. Wife, Betsy Eliz- abeth Philbrook, sister of Elisha (81) ; died November, 1862; 11 children, John, Abigail, Nancy, Catherine, Julia, William, Daniel, Sarah, Ellen, Rebecca, Mary. Daniel lived also in Bangor, or Brewer. 84. Electrius. St. Francis, N. B. ; farmer; died about i8qo. Wife, Henrietta Lavigne, half-breed French and Indian, said to^ have been an excellent woman; 13 children, Olive, Sarah, Elec- trius, William, Joseph, Ellen, Betsy, Abigail, Liza (Louisa), Olive, Peggy, John, Harriet. Electrius-* Oaks was a veteran of the War of 1812. When the line was run between the U. S. and Canada his farm proved to be on the Canadian side. His de- scendants are very numerous and very imperfectly recorded. Most of the children and grandchildren married French Cana- dians ; and naturally they have but slight education, and with few exceptions are not helpful correspondents. Families of 12 to 18 children are not unusual. 85. William Ward. Bangor, Me. ; foundryman ; born Canaan, October 9, 1799; married Exeter, April 20, 1833; died Cambridge, Mass., March 29, 1879. Wife, Eliza H. Steams, daughter of Capt. Levi of Newport; born Oakland, Me,, March 12, 1802; died September i, 1877; 7 children: Levi, Hannah, Nathaniel, Elec- trius, Charlotte, Eliza, Almeda. William lived in Boston some years from 1836, but returned to Maine, dying on a visit to Mass- achusetts. 86. Betsy. Bangor, Me. ; born 1802. Husband, Paul Tib- betts; 7 children: John, Abigail, Henry, Naomi, Joseph. Lois, Martha. She lived also in Exeter and Carmel. Very little is known of her descendants. , IV. CHILDREN OF DANIEL ' (28) AND MORNING BLIN. 87. Samuel. Charleston, S. C. ; merchant ; born Wiscasset, Me., 1784; married Canaan, 1802; died 1845. Wife, Mary Burrill;
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