3. Charles Richard, Cuyler, N. Y., born 17 Nov., 1862. V. CYNTHIA MALVINA, daughter of Chauncey Horton and Amanda Chaffee, born in Stockbridge, N. Y., 22 Feb., 1833; married 27 Aug., 1857, JUSTUS WILLIAMS, of Ft. Atkinson, Wis., born at Cazenovia, about 1830. Children: 1. Edith Virginia, born at Jefferson, Wis., 25 June, 1859. 2. Herbert Leslie, born at Ft. Atkinson, Wis., 28 April, 1868. VI. CHAUNCEY CHAFFEE, son of Chauncey Horton and Amanda Chaffee, born in Stockbridge, N. Y., 24 March, 1835; married 18 Jan., 1859, ELIZABETH HURLBURT, born about 1837. Children, all born in Stockbridge, where he resided: 1. Eddie, born in 1860; died young. 2. Anna P., born 20 Oct., 1863. 3. Nellie, born in March, 1865; died in 1869. 4. Harry, born 1868; died in 1868. I. STODDARD ELLSWORTH, son of Eli Horton and Katherine E. Ellsworth (_Dea. Ezra_, _Rev. Ezra_, _Dea. James_, _Jonathan I._), born at Stafford, Ct., 31 March, 1833; died 24 Jan., 1873, at his residence, Windsor Locks, Ct. He was a man of excellent character, and talent as a machinist; married 14 Nov., 1865, FANNY E. CHASE, daughter of John Chase and Emma Greenleaf, and born 16 March, 1816, at Lyme, N. H. Children, all born at Windsor Locks: 1. Myra Elsie, born 16 April, 1866. 2. Katie Elvise, born 30 Nov., 1867. 3. Sydney Ellsworth, born 28 Oct., 1869. 4. Alice Chase, born 18 May, 1872. III. KATIE ELSIE, daughter of Eli Horton and Katherine E. Ellsworth, born at Stafford, Ct., 6 Jan., 1837; married 14 Dec., 1870, EZRA B. BAILEY, born at Franklin, Ct., about 1835. They reside at Windsor Locks and have one son, viz.: Phillips Horton, born 24 Aug., 1872. REV. WILLIAM HORTON THOMPSON, son of William Thompson and Catherine Ingals, and grandson of the Rev. Calvin Ingals and Mary Horton (_Rev. Ezra_, _Dea. James_, _Jonathan I._), born at West Stafford, Ct., 7 July, 1818. He fitted for college at Morison Academy, Mass., in 1840, under the care of Rev. Charles Hammond. Entered Amherst College, and remained there three years. In 1844, he entered the Theological Seminary at Columbia, S. C., whence he graduated, in 1847. Settled first in the ministry at Atlanta, Ga. In 1849, he had charge of a mission church in Augusta, Ga. He was settled in Chattanooga in 1851, and in Bolivar, West Tennessee, for twelve years. In 1865, he was settled in Columbus, Kentucky, and in July, 1873, he moved to Lexington, Miss., where he is now engaged in the ministry. He married 11 May, 1852, MARY JANE SAFFORD, daughter of Rev. Henry Safford, of Greenboro, Georgia, and Eliza Burr, daughter of Dr. William Burr, of Philadelphia, who was a nephew of President Burr, of Princeton College, N. J. The Safford family is large, and includes many persons of distinction. The Hon. A. B. Safford, of Cairo, has written the history of the family, and says he has written to every penitentiary in the United States, and not a Safford can be found on their records. Children: