9. Elizabeth. 10. James Madison. III. BENJAMIN, son of Dea. Joseph Horton and Sally Decker, born in Wallkill, Orange Co., N. Y., 7 July, 1787; married PHEBE VAIL, daughter of Daniel Vail and Elizabeth Smith, and born in Ulster Co., N. Y., 27 July, 1786. Children: 1. Maria, born 1809; married Baxter. 2. Levi Decker, born 22 April, 1811; married Susan Polhamus. 3. Julia, married Miller. 4. Betsey, married Kingsbury. 5. Joseph. 6. Stephen L., born 15 March, 1818; married Harriet Newell. 7. Benjamin I., born 13 March, 1820; married Phebe Perry. 8. Sally Ann, married Baldwin. 9. Asa C., born 1 Jan., 1822; married Sarah Wood. 10. Nancy, married Clark. 11. Clarissa, married Cisson; she is dead. 12. Amanda M., married Tibbits. 13. Rufus. V. ANNA, daughter of Dea. Joseph Horton and Sally Decker, born in Wallkill, in 1789; married ISAAC M. GILLETT. Children, all born in Newfield, N. Y.: 1. Daniel Horton. 2. David Humley. 3. Charles Joseph, born 19 March, 1820; married Sarah Ann Alexander. I. ISAAC, son of Joshua Horton and Phebe Rumsey (_Joshua_, _Joseph, phraim_, _Joshua I._), born in Putnam Valley, N. Y., about 1778; married MARGARET ODELL. Children: 1. Wright James, was born in Philipstown, Putnam Co., N. Y.; married Deborah Wilcox. III. HON. CYRUS, son of Joshua Horton and Phebe Rumsey, born in Putnam Valley, N. Y., 1 June, 1784, and died there, 13 Feb., 1832. He was married 27 Sept., 1809, to MARY MEAD. She was born 23 May, 1791, died 27 May, 1842. She was the daughter of Anna Mead, who was born 12 March, 1765, and died 30 June, 1835. "Cyrus Horton was a New York merchant for some years, but by reason of ill-health, he abandoned active business and purchased the homestead of his father in Philipstown, and there he spent the closing years of his life in comparative retirement, possessing a moderate competence, acquired in merchandising. He died in the same house in which his father had lived and died, thus two generations died on the homestead. He was distinguished for his gentlemanly deportment, Christian life, and public spirit. The old homestead was a _church and a religious centre_ for more than sixty years. He knew well the advantages of education, and he inculcated it in his children."--_Letter of E. J. Horton._ His influence in society was of the true kind, and his death was greatly lamented. VI. LEONARD, son of Benjamin Horton and Peninah Newton (_John_, _Jeremiah_, _Ephraim_, _Joshua I._), born at Naugatuck, Conn., 15 Nov., 1807; married JEMIMA CONOVER, born in New Jersey, 26 Sept., 1809; moved from Connecticut to Chenango Co., N. Y. Children, probably all born in Oxford, Chenango Co., N. Y.: 1. Marcus Nelson, born 6 April, 1830. 2. Emily Jane, born 1832. 3. Avis Amelia. 4. Clark Lawrence. _Eighth Generation.--Joshua I._