gra. H. U. 1701, and m. Margaret McCarty, in Boston 1708, and had a s. William 1714, and d. in Eng. 1720.—Hannah d. single, at Watertown, 1714.—Eunice d. single at E. Bridgewater 1771, æ. 73.—Ruth m. the Rev. John Shaw, of S. Bridgewater.

   3.   Rev. John (s. of Rev. Samuel 2) gra. H. U. 1720, and settled in E. B., 1724, m. Mary, D. of Ezra Bourne, Esq., of Sandwich, (her mother was Martha, D. of Samuel Prince, and her (Martha's) mother was Mercy, D. of Gov. Thomas Hinckley, and her (Mercy's) mother was D. of Lawrence Smith;) he had Martha 1733*, John 1735*, Ezra 1738*, Mary 1740, Samuel 1743, Oakes 1745.—He d. 1787, æ. 85 years and 8 months.— Mary m. Rev. Ephraim Hyde of Rehoboth, 1767.

   4.   Rev. Samuel (s. of Rev. John 3) gra. H. U. 1763, and settled as colleague with his father 1767, m. late in life, Judith, D. of Rev. Josiah [Thomas (423)] Smith of Pembroke, 1797, but had no children.   She d. 1803, æ. 55; he Jan. 18, 1805, æ. 62.

   5.   Oakes, Esq., (s. of Rev. John 3) gra. H. U. 1764, read law with the elder President Adams, and settled as an attorney in W. B., and was eminent in his profession; m. Susanna, D. of Col. Edward Howard 1774, and had Charles 1774, Mary 1776, John 1778, Sarah 1780, Susanna 1783, Oakes 1785.—He d. 1786, æ. 41, and his wid. m. Jesse Fobes, 1792.—Charles gra. H. U. 1793, and m. Frances McClench, 1796, was an attorney and d. young, leaving an only child, Susanna McClench Howard born 1797; his wid. m. Archelaus Lewis, Esq., of Falmouth, Me., and the D. m. a Flinn of Boston.—Mary m. Dr. Hector Orr 1795.—Sarah m. Josiah W. Mitchell, Esq., of Freeport, Me.   Susanna m. Oliver Ames of Easton, 1803.—Oakes m. Frances, D. of John Hathaway of Dighton, and was an attorney, first in Belfast, Me., and afterwards in Dighton, and d. leaving a s. John.

   6.   John (s. of Oakes 5) m. Lavinia, D. of John Hathaway of Dighton, and settled in Belfast, Me., as a merchant, and had Harriet Lavinia 1805*, John Francis Howard 1807, Charles Frederick 1810, George Christopher 1812, Harriet Lavinia 1814, who m. James H. Mitchell 1833, and Oakes 1816.—He d. Nov. 17, 1829, æ. 51.—John F. H. gra. Waterville College, and m. Jane, D. of Judge Wm. Crosby, and settled as an attorney in Belfast.—Charles F. and Oakes settled as merchants in Belfast.   Geo. C. gra. Brunswick College, and settled as an attorney in Bangor.

   Rev. Dr. Gad Hitchcock, of Pembroke, now Hanson, m. an Angier, cousin probably of the Rev. John Angier.

   The name of Alger, often written and formerly pronounced Auger, has been sometimes mistaken for Angier.   See Farmer's Register, where Arthur, Andrew, and Sampson Angier are mentioned, the name of each of whom was Alger or Auger, and not Angier.—(See Alger.)