3.   Silas (s. of Benjamin of E.) had Azel, Daniel, Adam, Silas, Zebina, Rodolphus, Benjamin.   His w. d., and he m. Rebeckah, wid. of Zebulun Packard 1774; she was a Richardson, and m. Packard 1764.—Adam m. a Leonard, and he and Silas went to Canton.—Benjamin removed also.—Zebina went to West Point, N. York.

   4.   Capt. Azel (s. of Silas 3) m. Martha, D. of George Howard 1785, and lived in W. B., and had Azel 1785, Hannah 1787, Patty 1789, Silas 1792, Abigail 1795, Martin 1797, Rebecca 1799; he then removed to Me.

   5.   Capt. Daniel (s. of Silas 3) m. Polly, D. of David Keith, 1785, and settled in E. B., and had Nabby K., Polly*, Daniel, and Justin.—Nabby K. m. Capt. Cyrus Alden 1808.—Capt. Kinsley and Capt. Alden went to Minot, Me.

   6.   Rodolphus (s. of Silas 3) m. Salome, D. of Ephraim Cary, 1794, and settled in E. B., and had a family, and removed to Pawtucket, N. Providence, where she d; he d. at Canton; he had William H. Shepard and others.   His s. William Holman is a minister.

   KNAPP.—Joseph Knapp m. Susanna Packard 1760, and had Joseph 1763, Matilda 1767, Zibah 1769, Elijah 1772, Rhoda 1775.—Joseph of E. m. Eunice Carver 1784.

   2.   Abijah (s. of Jonathan of T.) m. Lydia Austin, and had Drucilla 1793, Nabby 1794, Abijah 1797, Debby 1799, Betsy, Abi, Lydia, Polly.   He settled in N. B. 1793.   Betsy m. a Howard.—Abi m. Arza Packard 1812.—Lydia m. Ezekiel Meritt 1809.—Polly m. Azel Gurney 1815.

   Abiah Knapp of R. m. Alexander Kingman 1790.—Zenas of R. m. Anna Leach 1817.

   KNOWLTON.—Thomas Knowlton and his w. Susanna had John 1784, Joshua 1785, Susanna 1788, Sarah 1790.

   LANDERS.—Ebenezer Landers (from Sandwich) lived in E. B. and had Gershom 1727, Ebenezer 1729, and Mehitabel 1731.

   LATHAM.—William Latham was at Plymouth 1623; at Duxbury 1637, where he sold house and land to Rev. Ralph Partridge 1639; at Marshfield 1643, where he and Roger Cook had their house burnt 1648.—Cary Latham and his wife Elizabeth, at Cambridge, had Thomas, and Joseph 1639.

   1.   Robert Latham was Constable at Marshfield 1643; was at Cambridge two years in the Rev. Thomas Shepard's family; was s. probably of William, and Cary might have been his uncle.   He m. Susanna, D. of John Winslow, brother of Gov. Edward, 1649, and had Mercy 1650 (at Plymouth), James, Chilton, Joseph, Elizabeth, Hannah, Sarah; he took the oath of fidelity at Marshfield 1657; settled at E. B. before 1667; his wife's mother was the famous Mary Chilton, who is said to have been