ALLD FAMILY GENEALOGY
PETERBOROUGH, HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE
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SOURCE: History of the town of Peterborough, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire : with the report of the proceedings at the centennial celebration in 1839, an appendix containing the records of the original proprietors, and a genealogical and historical register, by Albert Smith; Boston: Press of G.H. Ellis, 1876, 753 pgs.
 
THE ALLD FAMILY
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WILLIAM ALLD (Capt.) was b. in Ireland, 1723, and was among the
early settlers of the town. He came here from Merrimack [NH] in 1778,
and purchased the farm on which the Bogle family lived, in the north
part of the town, which descended to his son, Samuel Alld.  He held
many offices in town: Town Treasurer, 1783, 1784; Tithingman, 1785;
and Surveyor a number of years; and on Committee for the Amendment of
the Constitution, in 1782, with Samuel Cunningham, Joseph Hammill,
Jeremiah Smith, and James Cunningham.  He m. Lettuce ---, who was b.
1725, and d. March 5, 1807, ae 82. He d. Aug. 25, 1805, ae 82.
Children:
1. John, b. 1756, d. July 14, 1790, ae. 34.
2. Benjamin, b. 1759, m. Nancy White. He d. Nov 4, 1823, ae 64. He
Served three years in the Revolutionary War.
3. Jenny, b. --, 1762; m. Capt. Robert Swan, q.v.
4. +Samuel, b. --, 1766; m. Martha Swan and Lydia Perry, q.v.

SAMUEL ALLD [son of William & Lettuce Alld] succeeded his father, and
occupied the Bogle farm, so-called, where he resided nearly all his
life. He m. 1st w., Martha Swan, who d. Oct. 23, 1821, ae 51; He
m. 2d, w. Lydia Perry, of Rindge, Dec. 30, 1823.  Two ch. by 1st w.,
one by 2d w. He d. Dec. 24, 1841.
Children:
1. Hannah, b. --, 1795; m. John Metcalf, Nov. 18, 1816. Three ch. now
living: viz., Samuel and John in San Jose, California.  Mary Jane, m.
Edwin P. Worcester, of Weymouth, Mass, a broker in Boston. Mrs. 
Metcalf d. May 13, 1832, ae 37.
2. Lettuce, b. --, 1797; m 1st h. Loren Way, of Lempster, Feb. 25,
1816. Ch. (1) Samuel S, b. Dec. 17, 1816; d. Jan. 4, 1872 ae. 55. He
had been eminently successful in life, and d. with a property of about
three millions; (2) William S., b. --, 1818, d in California in 1854;
(3) Jasper F., b. --, 1820, r. in Boston; (4) Martha Jane, b. --,
1822, r. West Randolph Vt.; (5) Sarah Jane, b. 1824, d. 1840 ae 16;
(6) Addison L., b. 1826 in Rochester, Vt., r. Warren, Vt; (7) John M.,
b. May 29, 1829, m. ---; a lawyer in Boston. Mrs. Way was divorced 
from Loren Way in 1829 and in 1830 m. John Whitten, of Rochester, Vt,
by whom she had two ch., Charles F. and George S.  Mr. Whitten d. 
1846.
3. James Miller, by 2d w., b. Feb 4, 1829; d. April 2, 1829, ae 1 mo.,
28 days.


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