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FLINT, Amos (b. , d. ?)

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Note: Captain Nathaniel (2), eldest child of Nathaniel (
i) and Hepzibah (Woodward) Flint, was
born May 29, 1750. He resided for a time in Manchester,
from whence he removed to New Boston,
New Hampshire, early in the last century, and resided
there for the remainder of his life, which terminated
September 8, 1828. In early life he followed
the sea, and was master of a vessel. While serving
in the revolutionary war he was wounded, and captured
by the British, who sent him a prisoner to
Halifax, Nova Scotia, but with others he made his
escape by digging a hole in the wall with an old
bayonet found in their cell, and finally reached home.
The hardship and exposure suffered while a prisoner
and during the long journey through the wilderness
were the direct cause of a rheumatic affection, from
which he never recovered, and in his latter years he
was a helpless invalid. He was married January
5. 1805. to Abigail Allen, of Wcnham, Massachusetts,
who was born October 20, 1776. and died January
26. 1865. She was the mother of Ğeven children.
whose names were: Hcpzibah, Abigail, Nathaniel.
William Allen, Lydia Ann. Olive Louise and Joseph
Hooper

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Note: VI) Nathaniel (3), third child and eldest son
of Captain Nathaniel (2) and Abigail (Allen)
Flint, was born March 12, 7810. About the year
1835 he purchased a farm in West Bedford, upon
which he resided for the remainder of his life, and
he attained prosperity as a farmer. He was also
engaged, to some extent, in the construction of highways
which were then being built in the towns of
Bedford and Amhcrst. In politics he acted with
the Democratic party. His religious affiliations
were with the Presbyterians. He died
September 3, 1887. His first wife, whom he
married November 29. 1838, was Sarali A.
Parkhurst, who was horn in Bedford. May
II, 1816, daughter of Ephraim and Sarah (Proctor)
Parkhurst. She died April 28. 1849. and on October
3, of that year, he married for his second wife
Mary R. Woods, who was horn in Bedford, December
12, 1822. Her death occurred January 6. 1893.
His children, all of his first union were: Anstress
Plummer, born December 15, 1840, became the wife
of Solomon Manning, a member of a prominent
Bedford family. She resides in that town ; Albert
Lawrence, born December 7, 1842. married first Cornelia
B. Abbott, daughter of Ezekiel and Phehe (
Morse) Abbott of Bedford: second, February it,
1903. to Mrs. Sarah Stowell (nee Tinker), daughter
of Joseph and Mary (Ander-on) Tinker, also of
Bedford : Julia Ann. born April 19, 1845, 's now the
widow of Clinton P. Hodgman and will be again
referred to; Milton Newell, the date of whose birth
will be given presently ; and Sarah A. P., born
April 2. 1849. died Aupust 31, of the same year.
History and Genealogy of New Hampshire - page 629

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