Phebe passed away in 1766, then Robert married second Lydia Chamberlain and they had five sons and three daughters, some born in Newbury, Vermont and the others in Bradford, VT:
Moses b. Newbury; m. Hannah Seagel (of Newbury); moved to Harmon, NY
Lydia b. Newbury; m. Nathan Atwell; d. Jan 1846 in Johnson, Vt.
Phebe b. abt. 1777 d. Sept. 1861 in Bradford, Vt. (unmarried)
Asher b. Jan 1780; m1. 1805 Jane Emerson (of Boscawen, NH); m2. Hannah Martin d. Mar. 1863
Benjamin Hunking b. Jan 1782; m. Drusilla S. Everett; d. Dec 1868 in Lancaster, NH
James b. Bradford June 1784; d. Bradford Nov. 1855 (unmarried)
Susan b. Bradford Aug. 1787; m. Samuel Chamberlin of Troy, Vt.; d. July 1870 (Stanstead, Quebec)
Capt. Robert passed away in 1818.[4] He was buried in Upper Plain Cemetery, in Bradford, Vermont,[5] where he was joined by Lydia about 13 years later.[6]
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