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NOTES
ON
THE AMERICAN FAMILIES
OF
PAUL OR PAULL
Volume VI
by: Edward J. Paul
Milwaukee, Wisconsin [1897]
below begins with pg. 10 ends pg. 14 each page was overstruck
with the page behind it. I also note that only the names with # in
front of the number have been carried forth - the ones
with a "-" haven't been . -JAC)
--613 III. James Richmond Paul, b. Aug. 25, 1856, was cashier of a stock
commission house
at the Union Stock Yards in Chicago in 1880.
--614 IV. Harriet A. Paul, b. in 1858, d at Chicago in 1864.
V. Florence A. Paul, b. Mar. 4,
1861, graduated at Evanston High School in 1878,
and was living at home
in 1880.
VI. Susan A. Paul, b. June 4,
1863.
--617 VII. Alice Paul, b Oct. 3, 1866.
THE END.
III.
THE FAMILIES OF ROBERT AND MATTHEW PAUL
OF UNION, CONN.
In an address delivered at
the Centennial Reunion at Lake Mashapaugh, in Union Conn., Aug 30, 1876,
and afterwards printed in the Tolland County Press of Stafford Springs, Conn.,
in the edition for Thursday, Sep. 7, 1876, Volume 9, Number 23, Rev. Charles
Hammond, who had gathered a great deal of material for an history of the
town, stated that its first settlement was co-incident with the immigration
of the Scotch-Irish, which, having begun about 1718, continued until 1730,
and, perhaps, later; that the town was settled by them; that among its early
settlers of this stock were town brothers, Robert and Matthew Paul; that
Robert was called Senior, was a man of good estate and education, and lived
at the Abbot House, socalled, afterwards occupied by his son-in-law, Cabel
Abbot; that he had no son, and that his daughter, Esther, married Capt. Thomas
Lawson, who commanded a company of twenty-six volunteers on the Lexington
Alarm; that Matthew lived on the Fairbanks place, that his wife, according
to tradition, was a Roman Catholic, and that his family, having removed from
Union, became settlers of Walpole, N.H. - See record which follows of the
family of Matthew Paul, of Walpole, N.H. - There were, however, other early
settlers of Union named Robert Paul of Needham and Union - And facts concerning
one person or family may have been referred to another, yet so far as information
has been derived by correspondence from the town records:
FIRST GENERATION.
Matthew (101) appears to
have been of Needham, Suffolk Co., Mass., and afterwards of Union, Conn.
His wife's name was Sarah, and among his children were
--201 I. Mary Paul, b Mar.
26, 1725
--202 II. Sarah Paul, b Mar.
25, 1726, died at Union Apr. 25,1755
--203 III. John Paul, b July
3, 1731, died at Union Dec. 4, 1755
--204 IV. Jeanne Paul, b
Aug. 20, 1732
--205 V. Daughter, b Aug.
20, 1734
--206 VI. Matthew Paul, b
May 28, 1739
--207 VII. James Paul, b
May 9, 1742
THE END.
IV.
THE FAMILY OF MATTHEW PAUL OF WALPOLE, N.H.
According to the address
of Rev. Charles Hammond, mentioned in the preceding note, the family of Matthew
Paul of Union, Conn., became original settlers of Walpole, N.H. The statement
seems to be confirmed by the following facts, derived by mail from various
sources:
FIRST GENERATION.
An inhabitant of Walpole,
N.H., and perhaps of the adjoining town of Alstead, N.H., whose sirname [sic.]
was Paul (101), and whose given name, according to tradition, was Matthew,
had perhaps two sons, John Paul and Alpheus Paul of Walpole, N.H., and certainly
four other children. These others were
#201 I.
Hial Paul of Walpole, N.H.
#202 II.
Samuel Paul, born in Walpole, N.H., July 18, 1782.
#203 III.
Stephen Paul of Walpole, N.H.
-204 IV. Matthew Paul,
a very strong man.
SECOND GENERATION.
Hial Paul (201) owned a large farm at Walpole, N.H., removed
thence to Hartland, Windsor Co., Vt., about 1820, and died there. His wife
is said to have been Betsey Stevens. One of his grandchildren was L.G. Paul,
of LeRoy, N.Y., in 1887. His children were four sons and four daughters,
and among them were
#301
I. Ora Paul.
#302
II. Hial Paul.
#303 III.
Alba Paul
#304 IV.
Holland F. Paul.
--305 V. Mrs. William S. Crooker of Taftsville,
Vt., in 1879 was the only surviving, and
was then living on
her father's farm in Hartland.
Samuel Paul (202), born in Walpole, N.H., July 18, 1782,
had sons,
#306 I.
James Paul
#307 II.
John Paul, b in Walpole, N.H., Nov. 19, 1805
Stephen Paul (203), born in Walpole, N.H., had children,
#308 I.
Ira Paul, removed from Prattsburg, Steuben Co., N.Y to Painted Post, N.Y.
#309 II. Matthew Paul,
either died in Jackson, Tioga Co., Pa., about 1870, or having
removed with his brother Ira to Steuben Co., N.Y., died
there about 1854.
#310 III. James Paul.
#311 IV.
Hial Paul, d in New Hampshire
#312 V.
Stephen Paul, d in New Hampshire
#313 VI.
Polly Paul, m Massey and d in New Hampshire
#314 VII.
John Paul
#315 VIII.
Alpheus Paul.
THIRD GENERATION.
Ora Paul (301) had three sons and
one daughter. Among them were
-401 I.
George W. Paul, who married a daughter of James (306) and resided at
Woodstock, Vt., in 1880.
-402 II. Norman Paul, a lawyer living at Woodstock,
Vt., in 1880. He had then been a member of the state senate.
-403 III. Ora Paul, living
at Woodstock, Vt., in 1880
Hial Paul (302) had four sons and four daughters. Among
them were
#404 I. Willard
P. Paul, m Nancy M. Morey
-405 II. Willard B.
Paul of Waltham, Mass., in 1883
[yes there is two Willards -
Judy]]
-406 III. Edward P. Paul
of Fort Collins, Colorado in 1883.
Alba Paul (303) had children who removed to LeRoy, Genesee
Co., N.Y., many years ago, and had descendants living there in 1880.
Holland Paul (304) had children who removed to LeRoy, Genesee
Co., N.Y., many years ago, and had descendants living there in 1880.
James Paul (306) had a daughter who became the wife of
George W. Paul (401) of Woodstock, Vt.
John Paul (307) born in Walpole, N.H., Nov. 19, 1805, removed
to Defiance, O., and died about 1872, leaving a widow who afterwards removed
to Ottawa, Ill., and was living there in 1880. Among John's children by his
first wife was
-407 I. Mrs. Jennie Paul
Flint of Kendall, Ind., in 1884.
Ira Paul (308) removed from Prattsburg, Steuben Co., N.Y.,
to Painted Post, N.Y., about 1810, and had children,
-408 I. James Paul, b about
1808, was living at Painted Post in 1884.
-409 II. George Paul was
living at Woodhull, or Jasper, Steuben Co., N.Y., in 1880
-410 III. Mary Paul who died
before 1880
-411 IV. Matthew Paul was
living at Erwin Center, N.Y., in 1884.
-412 V. Erwin Paul was living
at Troupsburg, Steuben Co., N.Y. in 1884
-413 VI. Samuel Paul d of
wounds received in the army.
-414 VII. Sophia Paul m Hiram
Warner and was living at Lindley, N.Y., in 1884
-415 VIII. Jane Paul m George
Welty and was a widow living at Jasper, N.Y., in 1884
-416 IX. John Paul was living
at Troupsburg, Steuben Co., N.Y. in 1884
-417 X. Hiram Paul was living
at Lindley, Steuben Co., N.Y. in 1884.
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