530. IV. David, b. Sept 13, 1808; m. Mary Crockett

V. Lucinda, b. Apr. 19, 1811 ; m. May 29, 1841, David
E. Flanders, b. June 4, 1815. She d. Feb. X2,
1884; res. East Hampden, Me. Ch., Herbert G.
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P., b. — ^; m. "Livonia S. Swan; res. East Hamp-
den, Me.; Albert A. P., b. Nov. 15, 1846; m. Au-
gusta 6. Ferguson.
Lucinda Pierce was a woman of medium height
well-rounded figure, a clear complexion, large, in*
telligent black eyes, and hair straight, and black
as the raven's wing, of very superior intellect and
quick discernment; possessing extreme will power
and tenacity. Early in life she lost her mother,
when the care of a large family devolved upon
her and her only sister. In her youth she joined
the Methodist Church, and through a long life
she shone as a zealous Christian, an upright
woman, pure in life and its duties, and by her life
set an example worthy to imitate; living in the
hopes of a glorious immortality. Peace to her
name, as she sleeps in the tomb, the marble above
her bearing her last request. Gme but not lost.
She married David E. Flanders, who was bom in
Alton, N« H., of good, old revolutionary stock,
whose grandsire served under Washington, and
who participated at the battle of White Plains,
and whose father was a first cousin to Daniel
Webster. Issue: Herbert George Pierce Flan-
ders and Albert Allen Pierce Flanders.
VI. Charles M., b. July 12, 1814; m. Mary Atwell; res.
East Hampden, Me. Ch., Kate and Rose.
