Deacon Gideon Barton (1786-1878) was born in Vassalboro, where his father. Dr. Stephen Barton, settled in 1774, came to Windsor with his father in 1803, and after the latter's death, in 1805, he married Sarah Pierce, by whom he had eight sons: Samuel P., born in 1810; Stephen, 1814-1870; Rufus P., 1816; Gideon, 1818; Reuel, 1820; Sumner, 1822; Theodore, 1824; Benjamin, 1826; and six daughters. Theodore Barton lived on the old homestead and married Mrs. Hannah (Quimby) McCausland. They had one daughter, Viola, who married Edward H. Mosher, and they live on the old Barton farm. Mr. Mosher is a school teacher; was in 1883 supervisor of schools; was for three years in the board of selectmen prior to 1883, and is now chairman of the board of selectmen and town clerk.
Deacon Gideon Barton (1786-1878) was born in Vassalboro, where his father. Dr. Stephen Barton, settled in 1774, came to Windsor with his father in 1803, and after the latter's death, in 1805, he married Sarah Pierce, by whom he had eight sons: Samuel P., born in 1810; Stephen, 1814-1870; Rufus P., 1816; Gideon, 1818; Reuel, 1820; Sumner, 1822; Theodore, 1824; Benjamin, 1826; and six daughters. Theodore Barton lived on the old homestead and married Mrs. Hannah (Quimby) McCausland. They had one daughter, Viola, who married Edward H. Mosher, and they live on the old Barton farm. Mr. Mosher is a school teacher; was in 1883 supervisor of schools; was for three years in the board of selectmen prior to 1883, and is now chairman of the board of selectmen and town clerk.
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