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Sparhawk, Samuel (1777-1834)

Name:
Sparhawk, Samuel (1777-1834)
Title:
Cashier, Concord Bank, 1807-1810, 1814-1826
Secretary, State of New Hampshire, 1810-14, 1816-1825
1st Lieutenant, The Company of Volunteers, Concord, 1814
Treasurer, New Hampshire Historical Society, 1825-1830
Presidential Elector, 1829
Sandemanian
Born:
08/13/1777
Birthplace:
Portsmouth, NH
Died:
11/22/1834
Death Location:
Conway, NH
Residence:
Portsmouth, NH 1777-1807
Concord, NH 1807-1829
Brookline, MA 1829-1831
Conway, NH 1831-1834
Nationality:
American
Occupation:
Banker
Father:
Sparhawk, John (1743-1787)
Mother:
King, Abigail (c.1748-1825)
Relations:
Siblings (b. Portsmouth, NH, or Salem, MA):
Sparhawk, John (1769-)
Sparhawk, George King (1771-1848; m. Abigail Humphreys; 10 children; d. Conway, NH)
Sparhawk, Thomas (1773-)
Sparhawk, Mary (1775-1783)
Sparhawk, Susannah (1779-1863)
Grandparents: Jane Porter (1720-1777) and Rev. John Sparhawk (1713-1755).
Great-grandparents: Susannah Sewell and Rev. Aaron Porter; Priscilla Hemans and Rev. John Sparhawk (c. 1672-1718)
Spouse:
Married Elizabeth McKinstry (1772-1845), December 29, 1803
Children:
Oliver, born July 10, 1805, Portsmouth, NH; m. Sarah Bartlett Coffin
Thomas, born October 30, 1806, Portsmouth, NH; died 1874; physician; m. Elizabeth Campbell; children, including Frances Campbell, donor of 1916.006; grad. Dartmouth and Harvard; d. Newburyport, MA
Elizabeth, born May 6, 1810, Concord, NH; m. Edward Winslow; d. Newton Center, MA
Notes:
Ruth B. D. Horne, Conway Through the Years and Whither.
(Conway, New Hampshire: Conway Historical Society, 1963) 104.

Cecil H. C. Howard, Compiler, Materials for a Genealogy of the Sparhawk Family. (Salem, Massachusetts: The Salem Press, 1892), 31, 56, 81-83.

James O. Lyford, Editor. History of Concord, New Hampshire From the Original Grant in Seventeen Hundred and Twenty-Five to the Opening of the Twentieth Century. Volume I. (Concord, New Hampshire: The Rumford Press, 1903), 323, 344, 364, 617, 655, 656.

James O. Lyford, Editor. History of Concord, New Hampshire From the Original Grant in Seventeen Hundred and Twenty-Five to the Opening of the Twentieth Century. Volume II. (Concord, New Hampshire: The Rumford Press, 1903), 1255, 1360.

Sparhawk Family Bible Records, New Hampshire Historical Society.

Death Notice, New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette, Concord, NH, December 15, 1834
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