[15] Harriet Pennock

	b. 3 May 1817		[Corliss1 124]
	d. 25 December 1853		[Corliss1 124]

[Corliss1 124] HP is from Goshen Conn [unfortunately, records for the period at Goshen were burned] Children: George Wilhelm, born 8 May 1836, married Catherine Bunce of New Haven, resided in New Haven Conn and New York City and was an insurance agent; Samuel Willoughby, married Julia Balcom of Colebrook Conn, resided at New Haven, and was an expressman; Ira Hart (who changed his name to John Bliss Corliss), married --- of New Haven Conn and resided in Washington DC; Hiram Chamberlain, married --- of Washington DC, resided in Washington DC, and was a policeman.

{look for JBC's children in NY city with George Wilhelm}

[29] Martha (Polly) Chamberlain

	b. 8 November 1774	Newbury VT	[Corliss1 58]
	d. 30 April 1841		[Corliss1 58]

[Newbury 522] Innkeeper at East Corinth at the Old Parade Grounds.

[Corliss1 58] Hotel keeper and farmer in East Corinth. MC of Newbury Vt.

[57] Hannah Silver

	b. 23 December 1751	Methuen Mass	[Silver1 19]
	d. 1843		[Corliss1 25]

[Haverhill VR 2:77] marriage data.

[Corliss1 25] HS of Haverhill Mass. 9 children. Residence at Haverhill Mass and Corinth Vt. Occupation: farmer.

[OrangeVT 252] Corinth was chartered from New Hampshire 4 February 1764; the town was first settled in 1777. Samuel Corliss, a native of Haverhill Mass, located in Haverhill NH where he remained abut 4 years, when he removed to this town, his family being fourth to locate here and where he died about 80 years.

[113] Ann Willoughby

b. 20 January 1720/1

Norwich Conn

[Corliss1 10]

[Norwich VR 198-9] Married by Henry Willes, Paster of the Second Church of Norwich.

[Corliss1 10] Of Haverhill Mass and Norwich Conn. A farmer.

[225] Ruth Haynes

	b. 7 February 1691	Haverhill Mass	[Corliss1 4]
	d. 1787		[Corliss1 4]

[Haverhill VR 2:76] John Corliss and Ruth Haines (before 1712).

[Haverhill1 627] 13 children. He was a man of large stature, more than 6 feet in height and well-proportioned. He had a commanding voice, speaking loudly and distinctly and was often well understood at the distance of more than a mile. [Corliss1 4] RH of Haverhill Mass. JC a farmer in Haverhill Mass.

[449] Mary Wilford

b. 18 November 1667

Merrimack Mass

[NEHGR 19:58-9]

[Haverhill1 627] They had 4 sons and 2 daughters. He lived and died on the same farm and over the same cellar where his father had lived and died. He left the farm to his oldest son John.

[Corliss1 1] MW married second William Whittaker and had two children by him. JC was a resident of Haverhill and was a farmer and a soldier. 6 children.

[897] Joanna Davis

[Haverhill1 627] Came to this country 1639. Joanna came from Wales. had one sone and seven daughters. He left an extensive farm in the west part of Haverhill, which de divided among his children giving the home farm to John. Theirs was the second marriage at Haverhill [p 58]. Corliss was an enterprizing and industrious man, well qualified to take a prominent part in the settlement of the town [p 60].

[Corliss1 1] JD sister of Thomas Davis of Marlborough England. [Corliss1 201] GC was born in Devonshire England about 1617. Came in 1639 and settled in Newbury Mass and then moved to Haverhill and lived there until his death. In 1640 got a tract of land; built a log house in 1649 known as 'West Parish'. The farm was known as 'Popular Lawn' and is still in the possession of the family. On record that GC left England on account of religious persecution, but more probable that he came to build a new home in a new colony.

[1793] ?

[Corliss1 201] Of Devonshire.