On 14 Nov 1754 when Mary was 20, she married Ebenezer Hall, son of Seth Hall (29 Nov 1708-May 1796) & Susanna Howes (Jun 1715-25 Apr 1743), in Hebron, CT.331 Born on 26 Sep 1731 in Yarmouth, MA.

On 2 Dec 1755 when Clemence was 19, she married Seth Pomeroy (42927) , son of Medad Pomeroy (41693) (18 Jul 1695-11 Jun 1767) & Hannah Trumbull (23133) (2 Oct 1697-), in Suffield Congregational Church.584 Born on 14 Dec 1732 in Suffield, CT. Seth was baptized in Suffield Congregational Church, on 7 Jan 1733.

On 7 Mar 1758 when Amplias was 19, she married Enos Jones (38477) , son of Dea. Nathaniel Jones (20674) (5 Apr 1707-1795) & Hannah King (19121) (19 Feb 1712/3-bef Apr 1747), in Suffield Congregational Church.584 Born on 31 May 1734 in Sutton, MA.566 Enos died in Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, on 15 Aug 1803; he was 69.574 Buried in Hitchcock Cemetery, West Haven.

From Elbert Smith’s Descendants of Joel Jones:102
    Enos Jones moved from Charlton, Mass. to Lanesborough, in the extreme western part of the state, in 1768. Enos Jones briefly states that he died Aug. 15, 1803, and that he was drowned while swimming after ducks that had been shot. He had moved from Lanesborough prior to 1790, and we do not know certainly where he died, but believe it was near Castleton, Vermont, which is about 15 miles from Whitehall, N.Y. He was a soldier of the Revolution, and his record is given in full in Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, volume 8, page 917. From this it appears that he served for twenty-seven days in September 1777, and that he enlisted again March 17, 1781, and served to Feb., 1782, when he was mustered out.
    The description of him as given at this time in the record was:–“Age 46 years; Stature 5 ft. 7 inches; Complection, light; hair, brown; occupation, laborer; residence Lanesborough.” His record as a soldier seems to be clean and honorable. Our information about Enos Jones is very scanty indeed. If some member of the family could supply additional facts they weould be thankfully received.

The History of the town of Lanesborough,628 lists names of Revolutionary soldiers: Daniel Jones, Ephraim Jones, Enos Jones, another Daniel Jones, Joel Jones, and Samuel Jones.

Compiled Service Records of Soldiers Who Served in the American Army During the Revolutionary War NARA 570910 ID. Rec. Group 93; 1775-1784; Roll 0473. Massachusetts, Simonds’ Detachment, Militia.. No. 53. Card Number 39170184. 
Jones, Enos. Sgt. Simonds’ Detachment, Massachusetts Militia. Revolutionary War. 
Enos “appears on a PAY ROLL of Capt. Daniel Brown’s Company, Col. Benjamin Simonds’ Regiment of Militia from the County of Berkshire and State of Massachusetts Bay, Called out by order of Maj. Gen. Lincoln and ordered to March to join the Army under his Command.”
Roll dated Lanesborough, Nov. 6, 1777.
Entered service Sept. 5
Left service Oct. 2
Number of days service 27
Number of miles travel 70

1790 Federal Census. Stamford, Bennington County, Vermont
Roll 12, page 23
Family of Enos Jones
    1 male under 16
    2 males 16 and over
    3 females
Stamford is a town on the southern border of Vermont, just north of the town of North Adams, Massachusetts.

1800 Federal Census. West Haven, Rutland County, Vermont
Roll 52, page 93
Family of Enos Jones
    1 male under 10
    1 male 45 and over [Enos]
    2 females under 10
    1 female 10-15
    1 female 45 and over [Prudence]
West Haven, Vermont, was set off from Fair Haven in 1792. It’s on the western border of Vermont, next to New York.

From Joel Jones’ Record Book as recorded in Elbert Smith’s Descendants of Joel Jones:102
    “Enos Jones Dyed in the 70th year of his age, was drowned by swimming after ducks that were shot. Blessed are the dead who die in the lord for they rest from their labours and their works do follow them.”

Hitchcock Cemetery, West Haven, Rutland County, Vermont
    In Memory of Enos Jones who was drowned Aug. 15th 1803 in the 70th year of his age

On 20 Dec 1762 when Samuel was 22, he married Huldah Heaton (58865) , daughter of Seth Heaton (5 Feb 1710/1-3 Jun 1797) & Thankful Field (48047) (ca 1716-16 Feb 1792), in Keene, Cheshire County, New Hampshire. Born on 28 Apr 1742 in Ashuelot, Cheshire County, New Hampshire. Huldah died in Keene, Cheshire County, New Hampshire, on 10 Dec 1792; she was 50.

Huldah first married Samuel Wadsworth, second Thomas Butterfield.

New Hampshire Marriage Index
13 Mar 1786, Keene
    Thomas Butterfield & Widow Hulday Wadsworth

On 6 Aug 1766 when Elizabeth was 23, she married Samuel Baker in Suffield Congregational Church.584

Elisha married Elizabeth Wells, daughter of Joseph Wells (28 Aug 1726-6 Nov 1817) & Thankful Shailer. Born 29 Jan 1750/1 in Hebron, CT.250