Father: Ebenezer Hempstead (ABT 1780 - Bet 1822 and 1830)
Mother: Thankful Whipple (ABT 1781 - 11 Jan 1862)
Family 1:
Hannah E. Merrill (ABT 1822 - AFT 1880)
- MARRIAGE: 16 Dec 1842, Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts
- Harriet Maria Hempstead (12 May 1845 - ____)
- Harriet Hempstead (ABT 1852 - ____)
- Edith Hempstead (ABT 1858 - ____)
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_Ebenezer Hempstead _|
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Notes
!SOURCE: "Thankful (Whipple) Hempstead, her children and grandchildren," PDF
email attachment from Judy Wilmot Davison (email hidden) to Weldon
Whipple, 11 Jul 2011. Cites The Methodist Episcopal Churches of Norwich, Conn;
by Edgar Frederick Clark (Norwich 1867):- History of the Sachem Street
Church - page 72: "Mrs. Thankful Hempstead, the mother of the late Rev. Henry
E. Hempstead, of the New England Conference, was among the most respected of
the earlier members. Two of her daughters, Mrs. Maria Bowers and Mrs. Esther
Farrington, live in the grateful recognition of this church, which blesses the
memory of the translated mother, whose Christian life was as illustrious as it
was valuable."
- Chapter VII, pg 134 - 143 "History of Main Street M. E.
Church": "Rev. Henry E. Hempstead was son of Mr. Ebenezer Hempstead. He was
born in Norwich, June 12, 1820, and regenerated September 1835, under the
ministry of Rev. William Livesey, by whom he was baptized. His mother, Mrs.
Thankful Hempstead, was highly devout, and seems to have accomplished much for
the moral and religious destiny of her family. His father died, leaving him a
child, and early in life he entered upon type-setting." - - - A lengthy account
of Henry's life follows.
"Henry Hempstead was an army chaplain and died in
the Civil War."
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