Samuel W. Jennison, son of Joseph Sumner Jennison, was born at Swanton, Vermont, and died January 10, 1896, at Sheldon, Vermont, aged seventy years. He attended the public schools of his native town, and during most of his life was a farmer in the town of Highgate. He also followed the wheelwright's trade. He was active in town affairs, a Republican in politics and for some years selectman of Highgate. He was deacon of the Congregational Church. He married (first) Emily Janes; (second) Lucia Catlin, of Burlington, Vermont. She died February 5, 1886, aged fifty-seven years, daughter of Theodore and Ann (Barstow) Catlin. Children by first wife: Herbert, resides in Lowell, Massachusetts, and has children: Lewis, Clayton and Charles; Homer, deceased. Children by second wife: Theodore C, mentioned below; Charles Phineas, born November 26, 1863, merchant in Helena, Montana; Mary Edna, born February 2, 1867, a trained nurse; Eunice, born October 22, 1868, married Dr. John MacRae, of Calumet, Michigan.
Samuel W. Jennison, son of Joseph Sumner Jennison, was born at Swanton, Vermont, and died January 10, 1896, at Sheldon, Vermont, aged seventy years. He attended the public schools of his native town, and during most of his life was a farmer in the town of Highgate. He also followed the wheelwright's trade. He was active in town affairs, a Republican in politics and for some years selectman of Highgate. He was deacon of the Congregational Church. He married (first) Emily Janes; (second) Lucia Catlin, of Burlington, Vermont. She died February 5, 1886, aged fifty-seven years, daughter of Theodore and Ann (Barstow) Catlin. Children by first wife: Herbert, resides in Lowell, Massachusetts, and has children: Lewis, Clayton and Charles; Homer, deceased. Children by second wife: Theodore C, mentioned below; Charles Phineas, born November 26, 1863, merchant in Helena, Montana; Mary Edna, born February 2, 1867, a trained nurse; Eunice, born October 22, 1868, married Dr. John MacRae, of Calumet, Michigan.
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