THE Q UINBY F Al.IILY 
M.; names Wm. M. Weed, executor; probate was granted in Carroll county 5 May, 1874. The inventory sh owed $1200 realty, $348.15 personal. 
Children all born at Sandwich: 
I. 	LouisA8 QUINBY, born 28 May, 1818; married Capt James Adams 6 May, 1838, at M edway, Mass , "intention filed at Sandwich, N. H." says t he Medway record; their daughter Louisa married William A Gurney; 
674 	II. MosEs8 QUINBY, born 28 F eb. 1821 (see); 
III. 	MARIA8 QuiNBY, born 4 Dec. 1823; married by Rev Michael Carlton at Salem, Mass., residence of both parties, to Amos L. Vincent, 23 Jan. 1848; 
IV. 	NANCY McCBILLis8 QuiNBY, born 17 Nov. 182!5, married Samuel, son of Eliphalet McGaffey, 11 Nov. 1875; 
V. 	DoROTHY8 QuiNBY, ("Dolly") born 28 F eb. 1828, and died 2 Aug. 1829, at Sandwich. 
NoTE-This famlly 1s given fully m both Quinby Chart and Hosea Qumby ~d Marston MSS and most of the dates also appear on town records 
280DANIEL7 ( Moses 6 , Aaron6 , W t lham•, W Llham3 , Robert2) born 25 June, 1796, at Sandwich, N. H. H e was a member of Johnson D. Quinby's company of N. H. M ilitia in 1814 He was a physician; and Marston of Sandwich says, v.. i th mild irony, "he had a college education-around here, at least." His brother Hosea Quinby in his ~1RS. , says Daniel married in Maine, first, Nancy Labanist er , born at Windsor, Me.; second Mary Campbell. He was granted 29 l\1ar. 1834, a United States patent on a ventilating stove. He died at Calais, Me., in June, 1842, and administration was granted at Sandwich, N. H. to Gen. J ohnson D . Quinby. Dr. Daniel Quinby of Sandwich having died intestate, " and there being no person in said county of Carroll to whom administration belongs, on account of r esiden ce, and your petitioner is a creditor to said estate,'' said J ohnson D. Quinby to the probate court, 3 Aug. 1842, asking t o be appointed administrator, which was accordingly done, and he gave a bond in $1,000, with Charles and George W. Quimby as sureties; Dolly Quimby and Lucy l\1. Quimby a~ w1tne"ses. It appeared that the p ersonalty '\\ as not enough by $150 to 
pay the creditors, ~o p ermission was granted on (}en. Quinby's request, 13 Apr. 1843• to sell the real estat e. John .,. Danell Libby and Charles Quimby were appointed apprai ers, 3 l\Iar. 1842. 
Ch1ldren of Dr. D an1el Quinby 
675 I. (DR.) LLOYD8 QuiNBY, born 9 Mar 1830 (5ee), 

II. (Daughter)8 Qu iNBY.