| Birth | 5 Dec 1803 | Easthampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Religion | 4 Apr 1824 | was received to Communion (Church of Christ) - Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Religion | 1824 | was admitted to the Northampton First Church - Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Marriage | 6 Mar 1827 | Cecelia LYMAN | | | |
| Religion | From 1837 to 4 Jan 1872 | was deacon of the First Congregational church - Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Religion | 1838 | was chosen a deacon of the First Church - Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Religion | 1842 | was an evangelical Congregationalist - Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Affiliation | From 1842 to 1846 | was involved in the Northampton Association of Education and Industry - Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Miscellaneous | | was an abolitionist and known to be part of the Underground Railroad - Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Death | 4 Jan 1872 | Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Occupation | | druggist - Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Occupation | | cotton manufacturer - Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Miscellaneous | | was the inventor of Payson's Indelible Ink - Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Occupation | | agent of the American Tract Society - Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts | | | |