Family:William Stoddard and Abigail Cobb (1)

in the 1820 census of Vernon Township, Oneida County, NY: p. 253, line 17, Stoddart, William-----21010-21110, 1 in agriculture. 2 males 0-9-----------------Grove b 1815 and Henry b 1819? 1 male 10-15--------------- 1 male 25-44---------------William Stoddard, b. May 1779. 2 females 0-9--------------Wealthy b 1816 1 female 10-15------------Salome Stoddard, b 12 Nov 1804 1 female 16-24------------Nancy Stoddard, b 12 Jan, 1803 1 female 25-44------------Abigail (Cobb) Stoddard.

In the August 1830 census of Hamburg Township, Erie County, NY: p. 151, line 5, Stoddard, Wm-----2111001-0012101, 11 in the household. 2 males 0-4----------------- 1 male 5-9------------------- 1 male 10-14---------------Henry Stoddard b 1819 1 male 15-19---------------Grove Wright Stoddard b 1815 1 male 40-49---------------William Stoddard, b. May 1779. 1 female 10-14-------------Wealthy Stoddard b abt 1816 2 females 15-19----------- 1 female 20-29-------------Salome (did not marry until 1841) Nancy married in 1826 1 female 40-49------------Abigail (Cobb) Stoddard.

In the June 1840 census of the Town of Pawlet, Rutland County, VT: p. 8, line 7: Stoddard, Wm., 00110001-00011101, 7 in household, 3 in agriculture. 1 male 10-14--------------- 1 male 15-19--------------- 1 male 50-50---------------William Stoddard, b. 1779. 1 female 15-19------------ 1 female 20-29------------Wealthy 1 female 30-39------------Salome 1 female 50-59------------Abigail (Cobb) Stoddard.

In the June 1850 enumeration of the Town of Pawlet, Rutland County, VT, at dwelling 1856 as family 2245, were: Stoddard, William, 71, M, Farmer, $1500 R.E., MA. Stoddard, Abigail, 67, F, VT. Stoddard, Henry, 30, M, Farmer, NY. [presumably the husb. of Mary on the next line] Stoddard, Mary, 30, VT. Stoddard, Eliza A., 3, F, VT.

Pawlet (VT) One Hundred Years

Hiel Hollister 1867 J. Munsell, Albany

STODDARD, WILLIAM, m Abigail, da of Capt Joshua Cobb, and settled last on the mountain above Henry R Hosford's. He raised a numerous family, of whom only one, the widow of Luther B. Wood, remains in town. He died in 1854, aged 75; his wife in 1854, aged 73.

WOOD, LUTHER B., succeeded to the mountain home of his father. He was m. four times, and raised a very numerous family. His two last wives were daughters of William Stoddard. His son Martin P. killed at Spottsylvania, Va., May 12, 1864. Another son, Henry C. was among the first to enter the service for three years. Mr. Wood died in 1865, aged 80.

1.   Hollister, Heil "Pawlet for One Hundred Years"
   p245, 1867.

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