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     Hannah Gardiner was the daughter of John Gardiner and Mary King.¹ Hannah Gardiner married John Chandler, son of John Chandler and Mary Raymond.¹

     John Gardiner married Mary King.¹

     Mary King married John Gardiner.¹

     John Chandler married Mary Raymond.¹

     Mary Raymond married John Chandler.¹

     Nathaniel Paine was the son of Nathaniel Paine and Dorothy Rainsford.¹ Nathaniel Paine married Sarah Clarke, daughter of Timothy Clarke.¹ Nathaniel Paine died in 1741.¹

     Sarah Clarke was the daughter of Timothy Clarke.¹ Sarah Clarke married Nathaniel Paine, son of Nathaniel Paine and Dorothy Rainsford.¹

     Nathaniel Paine was born on 20 November 1677.¹ He married Dorothy Rainsford.¹

     Dorothy Rainsford married Nathaniel Paine.¹

     John Rose was born on 25 December 1738.¹ He was the son of Thomas Rose and Ann (Unknown).¹ John Rose married Alice Bacon, daughter of Samuel Bacon and Rebecca Elliott.¹

     Alice Bacon was born on 23 July 1735.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Bacon and Rebecca Elliott.¹ Alice Bacon married John Rose, son of Thomas Rose and Ann (Unknown).¹ Alice Bacon died on 14 February 1786 at the age of 50.¹

     Samuel Bacon married Rebecca Elliott, daughter of John Elliott and Ann (Unknown).¹

     Rebecca Elliott was the daughter of John Elliott and Ann (Unknown).¹ Rebecca Elliott married Samuel Bacon.¹

     John Elliott married Ann (Unknown).¹

     Ann (Unknown) married John Elliott.¹

     Thomas Rose married Ann (Unknown).¹

     Ann (Unknown) married Thomas Rose.¹

     Hon. Leverett Saltonstall was born on 13 June 1783.² He was the son of Dr. Nathaniel Saltonstall and Anna White.² He attended Phillips academy at Exeter; graduated from Harvard, 1802, A.M., 1805; studied law under William Prescott at Salem, and practised there, 1805-45. He was a member and speaker of the Massachusetts house of representatives; president of the senate in 1831; first mayor of Salem, 1836–38, and a presidential elector on the Webster ticket in 1837. He was a Whig representative in the 25th congress as successor to Stephen C. Phillips, resigned, and in the 26th and 27th congresses, serving, 1838-43. He was an overseer of Harvard, 1835-45; a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; president of the Bible society, the Essex Agricultural society, the Essex Bar association, and a member of the Massachusetts Historical society. At his death he left most of his library to Phillips Exeter academy, and a sum of money to purchase books for the Harvard library. He is the author of: Historical Sketch of Haverhill. He received several honourary degrees: A.B. from Yale in 1802, A.M. from Bowdoin in 1806 and LL.D. from Harvard in 1838.² Hon. Leverett Saltonstall married Mary Elizabeth Sanders on 7 March 1811.¹ Hon. Leverett Saltonstall died on 8 May 1845 in Salem, Massachusetts, at the age of 61.²

     Mary Elizabeth Sanders was born circa 1788 from her age at death.² She married Hon. Leverett Saltonstall, son of Dr. Nathaniel Saltonstall and Anna White, on 7 March 1811.¹ Mary Elizabeth Sanders died on 11 January 1858 in Salem, Massachusetts.²

     Dr. Nathaniel Saltonstall was the son of Richard Saltonstall and Mary Cooke.² Dr. Nathaniel Saltonstall married Anna White.¹

     Anna White married Dr. Nathaniel Saltonstall, son of Richard Saltonstall and Mary Cooke.¹

     Leverett Saltonstall was born on 3 November 1855 in Chestnut Hill, Boston.¹ He was the son of Leverett Saltonstall and Rose S. Lee.¹ Leverett Saltonstall died on 14 February 1863 in Chestnut Hill, Boston, at the age of 7.¹

     Richard Middlecott Saltonstall was the son of Leverett Saltonstall and Rose S. Lee.¹ Richard Middlecott Saltonstall married Eleanor Brooks, daughter of Peter C. Brooks.

     Rose Lee Saltonstall was the daughter of Leverett Saltonstall and Rose S. Lee.¹ Rose Lee Saltonstall died before 1897.

     Mary Elizabeth Saltonstall was the daughter of Leverett Saltonstall and Rose S. Lee.¹

     Philip Leverett Saltonstall was the son of Leverett Saltonstall and Rose S. Lee.¹

     Endicott Peabody Saltonstall was born on 25 December 1872 in Chestnutt Hill. He was the son of Leverett Saltonstall and Rose S. Lee.¹ Endicott Peabody Saltonstall graduated in 1894 from Harvard A.B. admitted to bar In Boston, Sept., 1897; one year with Nichols & Cobb, four years as attorney In Law Dept. Boston Elevated Ry. Co; member flrm of Richardson, Herrick & Neave three years, since which has been partner in firm of Saltonstall. Dodge & Carter; alderman City of Newton five years; president of board two years; on school committee two years member Phi Delta Phi, Choate Chapter, Austin Law Club, Suffolk County and U. S. Federal court bars and member City of Boston and Middlesex Co. Bar Assns. Address, 60 State St., Boston.

     Jonathan Greenleaf was born on 4 September 1785 in Newburyport, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Moses Greenleaf and Lydia Parsons.¹ Jonathan was reared on a farm at New Gloucester, Maine, attended the common schools, studied theology with the Rev. Francis Brown, D.D., of North Yarmouth, Maine, and was licensed to preach by the Cumberland association at Saco, Maine, in September, 1814. He was ordained at Wells, Maine, March 8, 1815, by the York County association as pastor of the First Congregational church. In 1828 he was dismissed and removed to Boston, Mass., as pastor of the Mariners' church. He was corresponding secretary of the American Seamen's Friend society, New York city, 1833-41, and after supplying for a few months the vacant Congregational church at Lyndon, Vt., he established in 1843 the Wallabout Presbyterian church in Brooklyn, N.Y., and remained its pastor till his death. He was married Nov. 2, 1814, to Sarah Johnson of New Gloucester, Maine. The honorary degree of M.A. was conferred upon him by Bowdoin in 1824 and that of S.T.D. by the College of New Jersey in 1863. He is the author of Sketches of the Ecclesiastical History of the State of Maine (1821); History of the Churches of New York (1846); Thoughts on Prayer (1847); A Sketch of Lyndon, Vt. (1852); Genealogy Of the Greenleaf Family (1854), and A Sketch of Wells, in Maine Historical Collections (1831). Jonathan Greenleaf married Sarah Johnson on 2 November 1814.¹ Jonathan Greenleaf died on 24 April 1865 in Brooklyn, New York, at the age of 79.¹

     Moses Greenleaf was born on 17 October 1777 in Newburyport, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Moses Greenleaf and Lydia Parsons.¹ Moses Greenleaf married Persis Poor, daughter of Deacon Ebenezer Poor, on 11 February 1805.¹ He published Statistical View of the District of Maine (1816) and a Survey of the State of Maine with a map (1829).¹ Moses Greenleaf died on 20 March 1834 in Williamsburg, Maine, at the age of 56.¹