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     James Crosby Sewall was born on 21 October 1800.¹ He was the son of James Sewall and Nancy Marsh.¹ James Crosby Sewall married Martha Titcomb, daughter of John Titcomb and Sarah Ham, on 19 November 1826 in Dover, New Hampshire.² Almost certainly the James C. Sewall who died on 25 September 1836 in New York, New York, at the age of 35.³

      A farmer in Newport, Penobscot, Maine.³ James Fogg Sewall was born on 7 June 1825 in Chesterville, Franklin County, Maine.^1,4,5 He was the son of Dummer Sewall and Sarah (or Sallie) Wilson.^1,2 James Fogg Sewall married Christiana Southworth on 6 June 1847 in Corinna, Penobscot County, Maine, they have five children, three of whom are living in 1900.^6,7 James Fogg Sewall and Christiana Southworth appear on the census of 1900 at Corinna, Maine, the dates of birth given in the Census June 1835 for James and August 1838 for Christiana both appear to be ten years less than the true dates though they give the length of their marriage as 52 years. Living with them is their daughter Effie and her husband Edward Griffin, a farm labourer as well as a grand-daughter called Grace L. Lane aged 18 whose birth is given as September 1881.⁸

     James H. Sewall was born circa 1844 probably in Maine.¹ He was the son of Rev. William Stinson Sewall and Miriam Purington.¹

     James Hale Sewall was born on 31 March 1849 in Castine, Hancock County, Maine.¹ He was the son of Rev. Daniel Sewall and Angelina Brown.² James Hale Sewall married Susan Ann Michel Bradley, daughter of Abiud Bradley Jr. and Susan Bee, on 26 June 1872 in Gardiner, Kennebec, Maine.³ James Hale Sewall and Susan Ann Michel Bradley appear on the census of 1920 at Boulder, Colorado, living with their daughter and son-in-law.⁴ James Hale Sewall died on 15 May 1921 in Boulder, Colorado, at the age of 72.⁵ He was buried in Green Mountain Cemetery, Boulder, Colorado.⁵ Sewall was a machinist of some note: he had been an engineer on a locomotive and was the inventor of the Sewall air brake which has come into extensive use on steam railroad trains.⁶

      Farmer of Cherokee, Texas. James Krouse Sewall was born on 7 March 1881 in Alabama.³ He was the son of Francis Lewis Sewall and Alice Marshall Finch.¹ James Krouse Sewall died on 24 December 1955 in Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas, at the age of 74.³ He was buried on 27 December 1955 in Providence, Cherokee County, Texas.³

     James L. Sewall was born circa 1864 in Alabama.¹ He was the son of Edward Wailes Sewall and Mariah Susan Chapman.²

     James Wingate Sewall was born on 11 November 1852 in Old Town, Maine.² He was the son of Hon. George Popham Sewall and Sydney Ellen Wingate.¹ James Sewall was prepared for college at the high school in his native town. At Bowdoin he persued the engineering course and was one of the few upon whom the college has conferred the degree of civil engineer. After graduation with high honours, he entered at once upon his chosen profession. He was employed for two years in township surveys in northern Maine; in 1879 he was assistant engineer of the sewage works at Memphis, Tennessee. During the next two years, as assistant to the late Colonel George E. Waring of Newport Rhode Island, he planned and supervised the construction of the sewage system at Norfolk, Virginia and perform similar tasks at Birmingham, Alabama and other southern towns. As engineer of the Drainage Construction Company of New York City he built the sewage works of Keene, New Hampshire. In 1884 he became instructor in sanitary engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a position he resigned on account of ill-health in the fall of 1885. Returning to his native town, he entered the employment of Pingree & Coe owners and managers of timberlands, and for fourteen years was engaged in topographical and township surveys, a series that gradually covered much of the northern portion of the State. On the death of Mr Coe in 1899, he gave up engineering work and assumed charge of some four million acres of timberlands belonging to that and other estates, having his office in Bangor.³ James Wingate Sewall married Harriet Sterling Moor, daughter of Dudley Watson Moor and Ann Lavinia Hunt, on 27 March 1883.^4,2 James Wingate Sewall died on 25 May 1905 in Oldtown, Maine, at the age of 52 from complications resulting from malaria.^3,5

     James Wingate Sewall Jr.. Forest engineer and consultant. He was born on 12 February 1884 in Boston, Massachusetts.³ He was the son of James Wingate Sewall and Harriet Sterling Moor.¹ James Wingate Sewall Jr. graduated in 1906 from Bowdoin College.² He married Louise Belinda Gray, daughter of George Alexander Gray and Mary Fuller Braley, on 12 May 1908 in Old Town, Maine.⁴ James Wingate Sewall Jr. died on 20 July 1946 in Old Town, Maine, at the age of 62.⁵

     Jane Sewall was born on 25 October 1659 in Baddesley, Hampshire, whilst her father was in New England.^1,2 She was the daughter of Rev. Henry Sewall and Jane Dummer. Jane Sewall was baptised by Mr. Cox at Bishopstoke in the house of Mr. Boys.³ She married Ensign Moses Gerrish, son of Capt. William Gerrish and Joanna Lowell, on 24 September 1677 in Newbury.^2,4 Jane Sewall died on 29 January 1716/17 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, at the age of 57.²

     Jane Sewall was born on 20 December 1688 in Salem, Massachusetts.³ She was the daughter of Major Stephen Sewall and Margaret Mitchell.¹ Jane Sewall died on 23 December 1688 in Salem, Massachusetts, (dates given on gravestone in Broad Street Cemetery)

Lilies & Roses in one day
Lose all their beautious Aray,
Grace that Crowns Saints eternally
Prevents not Death, prepares to die
Compleat Relief for men undone
Is well condition'd resurection.³

     Jane Sewall was born on 4 November 1726 in York, Maine, twin with Sarah.^2,3 She was the daughter of Capt. Samuel Sewall and Sarah Batchelder.¹ Jane Sewall died young.

     Jane Sewall was born on 29 May 1729 in York, Maine.^2,3 She was the daughter of Nicholas Sewall and Mehitable Storer.¹ Jane Sewall married Benjamin Burbank, son of John Burbank and Priscilla Major, on 6 November 1750 in Kennebunkport, Maine.⁴ Jane Sewall died in 1800.⁵

     Jane Sewall was baptised on 21 November 1731.² She was the daughter of Jonathan/1 Sewall and Mary Payne.¹

     Jane Sewall was born on 10 February 1694 (McKeough gives 10 Apr 1694).² She was the daughter of Major Stephen Sewall and Margaret Mitchell.¹ Jane Sewall was baptised on 15 April 1694.¹ She married Rev. William Cooke, son of Westwood Cooke and Sarah Coleman, on 25 March 1723 in Salem, Massachusetts.³ Jane Sewall died in May 1747 at the age of 53.²

     Jane Sewall was born on 7 August 1693 in Boston, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of Chief Justice Samuel E. Sewall and Hannah Hull.¹ Jane Sewall was baptised on 13 August 1693.¹ She died on 13 September 1693 in Boston, Massachusetts.¹

     Jane Sewall was born after 25 April 1664 in Maryland.^1,2 She was the daughter of Colonel Henry Sewall and Jane Lowe.¹ Jane Sewall married firstly Philip Calvert, son of George Calvert First Baron Baltimore, in 1681.² Jane Sewall married secondly John Paston after 1682.² Jane Sewall died on 17 May 1692 in London.

     Jane Sewall was born before 1685.¹ She was the daughter of Major Nicholas Sewall and Susanna Burgess.² Jane Sewall married Clement Brooke, son of Thomas Brooke and Eleanor Hatton, in 1704.^1,3 Jane Sewall died in 1761.¹

     Jane Sewall was born before 1816.¹ She was the daughter of Clement Sewall and Eleanor Carbery.¹ Jane Sewall married Hon. James S. Morsell on 17 June 1833 in Washington, District of Columbia.² Jane Sewall died on 3 June 1834 in Georgetown, District of Columbia.^3,4

     Jane Sewall was born on 6 October 1849 in Robbinston, Maine.^2,3 She was the daughter of Rev. David Brainerd Sewall and Mary Drummond.¹ Jane Sewall appears on the census of 1910 at South Berwick, Maine, living together with her sister Sewall and brother Jotham.⁴ She was living at Sewall Road, South Berwick, on 6 October 1949 when the local paper reported that she would be celebrating her 100th birthday.² She died on 7 July 1952 at the age of 102.⁵ She was buried in First Parish Cemetery of York, Maine.⁵

     Jane Sewall was born on 16 February 1769 in Georgetown, Maine.¹ She was the daughter of William Sewall and Sarah Chisam.¹ Jane Sewall married firstly Eliphalet McDaniel on 7 April 1788 in Georgetown, Maine.¹ Jane Sewall married secondly Jeremiah Pattee on 14 January 1799 in Georgetown, Maine.¹ Jane Sewall married thirdly (as his second wife) Thomas Patten on 30 April 1822 in Lewiston, Maine.² Jane Sewall died on 4 December 1842 in Arrowsic, Maine, at the age of 73.¹

     Jane Sewall was born on 29 November 1866 in Normal, Illinois.¹ She was the daughter of Joseph Addison Sewall and Ann Edwards Foss.^1,2 In March 1922 she gives her occupation as chaperone on her passport application. She travelled extensively.¹

     Jane Drummond Sewall was the daughter of Stinson Sewall and Mary Whitmore.¹ Jane Drummond Sewall married John Salisbury Eddy, son of George W. Eddy and Fidelia Freeman, on 31 May 1850 in Boston, Massachusetts.¹ Jane Drummond Sewall died on 4 June 1901 s.p.²

     Jane Dummer Sewall was born on 15 June 1837.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Sewall and Tryphosa Fuller.¹ Jane Dummer Sewall died on 4 August 1837.¹

     Jane Dummer Sewall was born on 10 May 1828 in Chesterville, Franklin County, Maine.^1,2 She was the daughter of William Dunning Sewall and Mary Ann Kellins.¹

     Jane Stewart Sewall was born on 5 November 1785 in Georgetown.¹ She was the daughter of James Sewall and Margaret Pattee.¹

     Jane Stinson Sewall was born on 3 April 1821.¹ She was the daughter of Rev. Jotham Sewall and Rachel Crosby Bradbury.¹ Jane Stinson Sewall married William Jones Thorne there were four children of the marriage.¹ Jane Stinson Sewall died on 6 December 1853 at the age of 32.¹

     Jason Sewall. Boat builder.² He was born on 3 February 1791 in Farmington, Franklin County, Maine.^3,4 He was the son of Rev. Samuel Sewall and Abigail Trask.¹ Jason Sewall married Hannah Joyce on 1 July 1819.^5,3 Jason Sewall and Hannah Joyce appear on the census of 1870 at Bath, Maine, living with their daughter Hannah and son-in-law Dudley Gilman.⁶ Jason Sewall died on 8 September 1881 in Bath, Maine, at the age of 90.³

     Jason Trask Sewall was born on 22 March 1856 in Bath, Maine.^1,2,3 He was the son of Stephen Bayley Sewall and Hannah Polly Orr.¹ Jason Trask Sewall appears on the census of 1880 at Bath where he is recorded as a sailor.² He is also recorded as Jason C. Sewall.⁴

     Jenney Sewall was born on 28 September 1768.^3,4,5 She was the daughter of Henry Sewall and Mary Stinson.² Jenney Sewall was baptised on 14 May 1769 at Phippsburg as "Jenne."⁴ She married Rev. Jotham Sewall, son of Henry Sewall and Abigail Titcomb, on 17 September 1787 in Bath, Sagadahoc, Maine,, they were 2nd cousins.^6,1 Jenney Sewall died on 26 February 1842 in Chesterville at the age of 73.^3,4 She was buried on 1 March 1842 in North Chesterville Cemetery, Farmington, Franklin County, Maine,, at which service Rev. Mr. Rogers of Farmington, preached from Mark 14:8, "She hath done what she could."
The gravestone bears her name as Jenny.^3,7,8

     Jennie Sewall was born circa 1862 in Maine.¹ She was the daughter of Joseph H. Sewall and Elizabeth A. Dresser.¹