374                                                        NORWALK.

Andrew, born }^Iay i, 1826;  died Sept. 4, 1826.
Josiah, born March 28,  1829.

Margaret Emily Kellogg married Wm. A. Barlow, a former organist of St. Paul's
Church, Norwalk; Harriet married Horace Fitch" of New Haven: Mary Frances married
Wm. H. 'VVheeler; Caroline married, as his first wife, Charles F. Osborn; Adelia ]klaria
married Calvin S. Wheeler, brother of the husband of her sister, ^lary Frances,

Josiah, son of Eseck and ]\laria Kellogg, married. May 8, 1855, Amanda, daughter
of Jesse and Ann (Pawling 1^ More}- of Ballston, Saratoga Co., N. Y., and had :

William Morey, born April 23, 1858,

Ann ALaria, born April 23, i860;   died P'eb,   il,  1861,

Frederick J., born April 23, 1862;  died Oct. 28, 1866.

Caroline Maria, born Jan. 23, 1866;  died Oct. 14,  1866.

Harriet Louisa, born July 23,  1868;  died Sept. 26, 1871.

Frank Pawling, born Oct. 17.  1871.

Stephen Osborn, born Sept. 20. 1877.

Williain Morey Kellogg married, Jan, 5, 1888, Kathleen, daughter of Henry and
Rebecca (Lyon) Bradley, and had William Bradley, born Dec. 5, 1891, Of the brothers
and sisters of Wm. M. Kellogg, four—Frederick J., Ann Maria, Caroline M. and Harriet
L.—died young, and Frank P, and Stephen O. are unmarried.

Charles F. Osborn, born Sept. 28, 181S, married, fir.st, :\Iar. 23, 1841, Caroline
Kellogg, and second, Apr, 19, 1865, Harriet E,, daughter of Stephen and Polly Smith,
and widow of Charles A. Maybury. :Mr. Osborn had no issue by his first marriage. His
only child, Clarence Frederick, born June 13, 1866 (;member of the Connecticut Legisla¬
ture, 1898-9), married, Sept, 23, 1897, Marie, daughter of Christian and Amelia Aliller.
.ind had Dwight Jarvis, born Nov.  10, 1898.

Charles F Osborn was a son of Charles Osborn, born .Aug. 17. 1792, who was the
fifth child of Jacob and Betsey (Jarvisj Osborn. Jacob Osborn, born in Salem, ^Vestches-
ter C'l., N. v., was a pain.staking Town Clerk of Norwalk. His .son, Charles was twice
married, first to Hulda, daughter of Noah Jarvis, and second, to Alary A. AVhite. Chas.
Osborn built the premises now owned by Josiah Kellogg of West Norwalk. He had
charge of tlie Van Rensselaer estate, of New York Cit>-, a position in which he was suc¬
ceeded by his son. Charles F., who was an accurate accountant and an excellent business
manager. Chas. F. Osborn left the New York City trusteeship to his brother, George L.
and brother-in-law Aaron Hardman, and after returning to Norwalk, held, for twentv-five
years, the po.sition of treasurer of St. Paul's Church.     He died Feb. 25,  1896
 

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