Polly Hilton was one of the most notable women in the town. With good judgment, quick perception, active sympathy and a lively interest in the political, moral and religious movements of her day she was generally the central figure in the social gatherings of her friends, and a source of inspiration to many young people who were striving to be and to do. >History of the Town of Andover, NH, p421.
Other than the three children shown on this page, there were two others:
•Susan Smith was born August 1, 1840. She married 1st Walter Scott Thompson, May, 1859 and married 2nd Herman E Fay in 1873.
•Mary Ann was born August 24, 1845. She married Rufus G. Burleigh of Franklin who died Sept. 27, 1907. There were no children.
Other than the three children shown on this page, there were two others:
•Susan Smith was born August 1, 1840. She married 1st Walter Scott Thompson, May, 1859 and married 2nd Herman E Fay in 1873.
•Mary Ann was born August 24, 1845. She married Rufus G. Burleigh of Franklin who died Sept. 27, 1907. There were no children.
Polly Hilton was one of the most notable women in the town. With good judgment, quick perception, active sympathy and a lively interest in the political, moral and religious movements of her day she was generally the central figure in the social gatherings of her friends, and a source of inspiration to many young people who were striving to be and to do. >History of the Town of Andover, NH, p421.
Other than the three children shown on this page, there were two others:
•Susan Smith was born August 1, 1840. She married 1st Walter Scott Thompson, May, 1859 and married 2nd Herman E Fay in 1873.
•Mary Ann was born August 24, 1845. She married Rufus G. Burleigh of Franklin who died Sept. 27, 1907. There were no children.
Other than the three children shown on this page, there were two others:
•Susan Smith was born August 1, 1840. She married 1st Walter Scott Thompson, May, 1859 and married 2nd Herman E Fay in 1873.
•Mary Ann was born August 24, 1845. She married Rufus G. Burleigh of Franklin who died Sept. 27, 1907. There were no children.
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Polly Hilton, | wife of | John Fellows, Esq. | died | July 7, 1858, Æ. 48.
She is but continuing her holy mission. Footstone: Mother
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