Ch., b. in Hing., —

	i.	FANNY WALKER, June 21, 1855, d. 5 Oct. 1856.
	ii.	EBED HERSEY, July 28, 1857.   m. Lizzie W., dau. of William W. and Joanna W. (French) Stodder, and has Fred. Wallace, b. in Hing. March 1, 1878.
	iii.	ELLEN BILLINGS, June 1, 1867.

   25.   JOSIAH L.⁸ (Peter⁷ Stephen^6-5 Caleb⁴ Thomas^3-2 George¹), b. in Hing. March 17, 1830.   m. Nov. 11, 1855, Mary A. Muchmore.   Josiah L. d. at Boston, 15 March, 1887, æt. 57th yr.   (See "Hingham in the Civil War.")   This fam. removed to Newton, Mass., after the birth of the foll.
   Ch., b. in Hing., —

	i.	JOSIAH EDWARD, Aug. 17, 1856, d. in 13 dys.
	ii.	ARTHUR LEWIS, b. Apr. 29, 1861 (3:362); is a clerk at Boston.

   26.   CALEB⁸ (Caleb⁷ Stephen^6-5 Caleb⁴ Thomas^3-2 George¹), b. in Hing. Dec. 29, 1830.   m. first, May 8, 1857, Annie L. Stratton, a native of Nova Scotia.   She d. in Hing. 8 Sept. 1867, æt. 31 yrs.   He m. secondly, Nov. 11, 1868, Louisa M. A. Stratton, his first w.'s sister.   She d. 3 Feb. 1871, æt. 23 yrs.   Caleb d. 18 May, 1871, æt. 40 yrs.   "Foreman of manuf'y for upholstery goods."   Resided on the paternal homestead, North St.
   Ch., b. in Hing., by w. Annie, —

	i.	GEORGE STRATTON, Feb. 18, 1858.   m. Jan. 23, 1883, Harriet D., dau. of Luther, Jr., and Mary D. (Gill) Stephenson.
	ii.	ELIZABETH MAY, July 5, 1860.
	iii.	FREDERICK STEPHEN, May 13, 1864.

   Child, b. in Hing., by w. Louisa, —

iv.

ROBERT WESLEY, Dec. 10, 1869.

   Rev. ELISHA, of Narraganset Township number two, m. in Hing. sec. pre., March 31, 1745, Mrs. Deborah (Loring) Lothrop, and had
   Ch., b. in Hing., as foll.: —

	i.	SARAH, March 30, 1746.
	ii.	MARY, Aug. 2, 1748.

   NOTE. — Phœbe, of Braintree, m. in Hing. March 17, 1698-99, Joseph Nash of Wey.   Mary Ann, dau. of Ephraim (16, v.), m. Jan. 1831, Granville Ellis.

   JOHN, of Boston, m. in Hing. Dec. 26, 1717, Lydia, dau. of Peter Cushing.   SARAH, of Boston, m. (pub. Nov. 18, 1721) Samuel Thaxter.   LYDIA, dau. of John and Lydia (Cushing), m. Nov. 27, 1750, Ephraim Lincoln, Jr. (II. 451).

   ABRAHAM, from whom the familiar localities in Hing. kn. as "Martin's Lane," and "Martin's Well," prob. took their names, had land on Town St., near the sea, granted him in Hing. 1635.   In 1643 he removed to Rehoboth; was a freeman 1657.   In his will, proved 9 Sept. 1669, he bequeaths to Rev. Peter Hobart of Hing., £1 10s.   "Weaver."   Widow Martin d. March, 1665. — Hobart's Diary.