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44	Robert	Carver	atul	Some of His Descendants [Jan.
firming the armorial bearings, ?a chevron charged with a Flcur-de-lys, and the crest, "issuant out of a ducal coronet a Saracen?* head,1* hitherto used by hi* ancestors, but not registered by them on account of their emigration and settlement in America, the said armorial ensigns (o be borne and used by him and his descendants, with due and proper differences according to the laws of arms.
Ur. Carver collected much of the material from which this genealogy has been compiled.
Children, b. at Locust Valley, Long Island, N. Y.:
I. John Amos Henry,u b. 18 Sept. 1920.
Z Clifford MaxvaeU, b. 27 Sept 1921.
3.	George William Douglas, b. 13 Aug. 1923.
ADDENDUM II
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS A
Three Children or John* Carver (No. 14, ix)
AND
Some of Their Descendants
In the first instalment of this genealogy, which appeared in the Register of July 1934 (vol. 88, pages 215-231), an account? somewhat conjectural, became of the scanty and sometimes conflicting records and traditions on which it was based?was given (page 225, No. 14) of Eleazer4 Carver (Dea. Elcazer* John* Robert*) of Bridgewater and his children and grandchildren; and to John* Carver (No. 14, ix) of Bridgewater, who was born at Bridgewater 30 Nov. 1738, married there, 18 Oct. 1762, Bathsheba Edwin (who survived him), and died at Bridgewater 3 Aug. 1803, in his 65th year (Bridgewater Vital Records), were assigned twelve children, the order of whose births was uncertain, merely the names of several of them being known. Now, however,- through the courtesy of Mrs. William Raftord White (Elizabeth Qeveland Spear) of New York City, whose grandmother was a Carver, the compiler of this article is enabled to present the following information about three of these children of John* Carver, namely, John* Carver, Calvin* Carver, and Bethiah* Carver, and some of their descendants.
John* Carver (No. 14, ix, 4), of Bridgewater and Shutesbury, was born at Bridgewater 21 Nov. 1774 (Shutesbury vital records, unpublished). He married, 1 Feb. 1795 (Bridgewater Vital Records), Huldah Pratt.
Children, bom at Shutesbury (Shutesbury vital records) :
i.	William Snell,1 b. 7 Nov. 1795; m. (intention recorded	at	Shutes-
bury 5 Dec 1817) Polly Reynolds of Shutesbury.
ii.	Avis, b. 29 Apr. 1/97; m. 24 Nov. 1815 Beaman Briggs,	son of Job
and Phebc (Haskins) Briggs of Shutesbury. iiL	Calvin, b. in May 1799; <L at Shutesbury 2 June 1812.
iv.	John, b. 21 Mar. 1801.
v.	Obadiah Bates, b. 14 Sept 1804.
vi.	Huldah, b. 14 Nov. 18M.
viL	Calvin, b. 8 June 1812.
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Corporal Calvin* Carver (No. 14, ix, 10), of Bridgewater and Shutesbury, bom at Bridgewater about 1778, died 25 Oct. 1833, aged 55 years and was buried in the Shutesbury cemetery. He married, 21 Sept. 1802, Susannah Gould, who died 14 Aug. 1855, aged 80 years, and was buried at Shutesbury, daughter of Oliver and Mary (Stockwell) Gould. (For her ancestry see Family of Zaccheus Gould of Topsfield, published in 1895.)
Calvin* Carver enlisted in Boston, 22 May 1799, in the United States Marine Corps, and was discharged, as a corporal, 1 Aug. 1801. The records of the Marine Corps show that he was born at Bridgewater and was 21 years old when he enlisted. According to the muster roll of the U. S. S. Constitution, submitted in December 1800, Corporal Carver was then a member of the detachment of Marines serving on board that famous ship. The town records of Shutesbury show that he served also in the War of 1812. Children, bom at Shutesbury (Shutesbury vital records) :
L Sabrina/ b. 2 Oct 1804; d. 16 Feb. 1850; m. 27 May 1824 John Haskins, who d. 16 Sept 1874, aged 79 years, 6 months. Both are buried at Shutesbury.
ii.	Caleb, b. 12 Mar. 1807; d. 8 May 1879; m. 24 Nov. 1829 Estheb Nutting, b. 7 Mar. 1805, d. at Shutesbury S Sept 1877, daughter of John and Catherine (Smith) Nutting of Amherst Children, b. at Shutesbury (Shutesbury vital records):
1.	Preston Nutting,' b. 15 Oct. 1830; m. Elizabeth J. Smallidge.
2.	Climeno Esther, b. 4 June 1832; m. Newell Hoskins.
3.	Freeman Calvin, b. 21 Apr. 1834; m. Almira L. Th*y?r.
4.	Philena Sabrina, b. 17 Apr. 1836; d. 15 Mar. 191$.
5.	George Stillman, b. 14 Oct 1838; m. thrice.
6.	Ardelim Emily, b. 14 Aug. 1841; m. George L. Spear.
7.	Willard Leonard, b. 7 Apr. 1845; m. Mary L. Grant*
BETHiAn* Carver (No, 14, ix, 11), of Shutesbury, bom, probably at Bridgewater, about 1783, died 14 May. I860, aged 7/ years. She married, 14 Aug. 1803 (Shutesbury vital records), Benjamin Boynton of Wendell, who died 24 Dec. 1863, aged 80 years. Both are buried at Shutesbury.
Children (surname Boynton), the first two possibly bom at Wendell, the others born at Shutesbury (Shutesbury vital records) :
i.	Betsey, d. 23 Feb. 1828, aged 23 years.
ii.	Bathsheba, d. 23 Oct. 1827, aged 20 years.
iiL	Bethiah, b. 12 July 1809.
iv.	Sally, b. 23 May 1811; m. 14 Apr. 1831 Edwaed Gbeen of Warwick.
v.	Benjamin, b. 30 Sept. 1812; m. (intention recorded 28 Feb. 1835)
Lucretia Nutting, daughter of John and Catherine (Smith) Nutting of Amherst and suter of the Esther Nutting who married Caleb* Carver, son of Corporal Calvin* Canrer, (|4, tx, 10) and first cousin of this Benjamin Boynton.
vi.	Persis, b. 28 Apr. 1814; d. 9 May 1830.
vii.	Loiza, b. 7 Dec. 1816; m. 13 Sept 1840 Jo??h	Richardson,	Jr.,	of
Shutesbury.	;
viii.	Samantha, b. 17 Oct. 1818.	.	,	/;	?'	.
ix.	Epson, b. 8 Sept 1820; d. 3 Apr. 1122. ?
x.	Abigail, b. 28 Sept. 1822; m. 13 Sept. 1840 BjfjfUA	Sna	of	Shutes-
bury.	'' f
xl Joshua E., b. 1 Nov. 1824.	.	1	'4.	.
?For further Information about thia bnncb ?( the Ctmr family ?** Walter U. Manioc'* "DMMBdaat* at John Nattinc at South Ambr*,	in	l?29.