I. Barnabas, son of Capt. Barnabas Horton and Susanna Bailey (Dea. James, Jonathan I.), born in Southold, 7 March, 1745; married 3 Nov., 1773, Mehetabel Wells, born in Southold, in Nov., 1747.

Children, all born in Southold:

II. Abigail, daughter of Capt. Barnabas Horton and Susanna Bailey, born in Southold, about 1747; married Gershom Terry, son of Gershom Terry and Bethia Wells, and born in Southold.

Children, probably all born in Southold:

IV. Julia Ann, daughter of Capt. Barnabas Horton and Susanna Bailey, born in Southold, in 1751; married Jonathan Wells.

Children, all born in Southold:

VI. Col. Benjamin, son of Capt. Barnabas Horton and Susanna Bailey, born in Southold, 2 April, 1755; married 22 Dec., 1778, to Mehitabel Osborn. She died 16 Oct., 1787. In 1788, he married Harmony Reeves, daughter of Lawyer Reeves.

Children, all born in Southold. By his 1st wife:

By 2. wife:

Col. Benjamin Horton was a prominent and genial man, highly respected. He was a Colonel of militia, and for many years a Deacon, and also a Trustee, of the Southold Church. He was a man of unblemished character. Griffin, in his Journal, says: "Col. Benj. Horton was esteemed as an officer, and as a valuable member of society, and a pillar of the church, as was his brother Gilbert, who with much and deserved respect, held the rank of Major, and was a Deacon of the church."

VII. Capt. James, son of Capt. Barnabas Horton and Susanna Bailey (Dea. James, Jonathan I.), born 1 Sept., 1757; married 1. the Widow Elizabeth Wood, of Orange Co., N. Y., born 14 Feb., 1751. She died of consumption, 27 March, 1787; married 2. 27 Dec., 1787, Elizabeth Milliken of Southold, born 25 July, 1770. She died 17 July, 1822. He died 30 July, 1825.

Children. By his 1st wife:

By his 2d wife:

Capt. James Horton was a blacksmith and farmer; a faithful soldier in the war of 1812-'15, bearing the commission of a Captain, and was honored and respected by all who knew him.

IX. Maj. Gilbert, son of Capt. Barnabas Horton and Susanna Bailey, born in Southold, in 1763; married 7 Dec., 1784, Keturah Terry, daughter of Jonathan Terry and Keturah Reeves, and born in Southold, in 1766.

Children, all born in Southold:

Maj. Gilbert was a farmer and a blacksmith; also a Major in the militia, and a prominent man of fair reputation. He and his wife were members of the Presbyterian Church, and he was a Deacon of the church. He died 6 May, 1822, and his wife died 2 Feb., 1844.

X. Jonathan, son of Capt. Barnabas Horton and Susanna Bailey, born in Southold, Sept., 1765. "Dea. Jonathan, as he was familiarly called, was the fifth son of Capt. Barnabas Horton of Hogneck, now Bay View, L. I. He married Miss Hallock, with whom he lived about thirty years in Mattituck Center. In early life he pursued the trade of a blacksmith. In later years that of a farmer. He embraced religion in early life, and united with the Presbyterian Church of Southold, and was chosen a Deacon and an Elder. He filled these offices for more than thirty years. For the greater part of his life he stood in official stations, and by them he was much burthened. But in all his civil, military, ecclesiastical and judicial relations, he was well sustained and gave general satisfaction. The many and complex cares wore upon his naturally good constitution, and at length led on to a lingering consumption which called him to his grave, 19 Jan., 1819, in the 54th year of his age.

His children were two sons and two daughters, viz.:

I. William, son of Dea. William Horton and Mehetabel Wells (William, Jonathan I.), born at Southold, about 1732. "We have always heard him spoken of as 'Uncle' William. He was a large landholder—owned and occupied the old house in which I was born. It was taken down in 1854, and the house in which my father, Joseph Hazzard Horton, now lives, was erected upon its site. It was built by his grandfather, son of Jonathan I. He was thrice married, 1. to Patience Corwin; 2. Martha Gardiner, a very pious lady. She was confined to her bed a long time by sickness, previous to her death, and by her request, the Rev. Elam Potter prepared her funeral sermon, and read it to her previous to her death, which occurred in 1792; married 3. Mary Goldsmith.

I. Dea. John Budd, son of Jonathan Horton and Mary Budd (Dea. James, Jonathan I.), born in Goshen, 19 August, 1762; married in 1796, to Hannah Webb, born in 1776. She died 22 Jan., 1835. He died 22 Jan., 1841. They were pious people, much esteemed by those who knew them. He was for many years a respected Deacon of the Presbyterian Church of Goshen.

Children, all born in Goshen:

I. Dea. Ezra, son of Rev. Ezra Horton and Mary Hempstead (Dea. James, Jonathan I.), born in Union, Conn., 12 April, 1761; married 15 May, 1785, Olive May, daughter of Nehemiah May, of Holland, Mass., and Anna Lyon, of Woodstock, Conn., and born in Holland, Mass., about 1787. He died 31 May, 1848. She died 15 March, 1833,—both buried in Union Cemetery.

Children, all born in Union:

II. Anna, daughter of Rev. Ezra Horton and Mary Hempstead, born 13 April, 1763; married 30 Jan., 1783, Robert Lawson, Esq., son of Capt. Thomas Lawson, of Union, and born at Union, 11 Jan., 1759. He died 19 April, 1835. She died 14 Dec., 1841.

Children, all born in Union:

III. Mary, daughter of Rev. Ezra Horton and Mary Hempstead, born 24 Dec., 1768; married 28 May, 1795, Rev. Calvin Ingals, of West Stafford, Conn., and born at Pomfret, Conn., 22 Nov., 1760.

Children:

VII. William, son of Silas Horton and Mary Bull (Dea. James, Jonathan I.), born in Goshen, 2 July, 1771; married 21 Dec., 1793, Phebe Rumsey, born 12 March, 1768.

Children, all born in Goshen, N. Y.: