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Three 1st tier candidates:

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​Enoch Sanborn

1752-1823 Newburyport, MA, cabinet maker

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Enoch Sanborn

1764-1841 East Kingston, NH, joiner 

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Ebenezer Sanborn

ca 1768-1804 Concord and London, NH, joiner and cabinet maker

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E Sanborn

E Sanborn

E Sanborn with associated Sanborn imprint. The Sanborn molder having a Sleeper style wedge.  Note the E Sanborn plane with the E Chase imprint. The two reported E Chase molders also have Sleeper styled wedges. 

 

The search for candidates was initiated by starting with the US census for 1800. E Sanborns were found in MA, NH, ME and VT. Deeds from targeted counties were then searched for E Sanborn trades. Lastly, family genealogies and town histories were searched for possible clues. References: Ancestry.com, FamilySearch.com, GenealogyBank.com and "Genealogy od the Family of Sanborn ... England and America."

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Enoch Sanborn

b 3-15-1752 Hampton Falls, NH - d 8-6-1823 Newburyport, MA

1780, 1781 and 1791 deeds, Newburyport, cabinet maker

1782 making coffin, town records

m Hannah Walker 1773 in Rye, NH

children b in Newburyport; Enoch, John, Martha, Hannah, Charlotte, John, Polly, Ebenezer, George, Charlotte, Betsey

parents; Ebenezer and Martha Salter

Enoch Sanborn, 1780 deed, Newburyport, cabinet maker.

Enoch Sanborn, 1782 coffin receipt from Newburyport.

Ebenezer Sanborn

b ca 1-1768 - d 1-17-1804 Concord, NH

1789, 1797, 1800 and 1801 deeds, Concord, NH, joiner

1793 and 1794 deeds, London, NH, joiner

1799 deed, Concord, NH, cabinet maker

1803 will, joiner

m Susanna Hoyt 10-1789 in Concord, NH

parents; Josiah and Ann, NH

Ebenezer Sanborn, 1789 deed, joiner, Concord, NH.

Ebenezer Sanborn, 1799 deed, cabinet maker, Concord, NH.

Ebenezer Sanborn, 1803 will, Concord, NH., joiner

Enoch Sanborn

b 5-30-1764 - d 5-8-1841 East Kingston, NH

1796 and 1797 deeds, East Kingston, NH, joiner

1841 estate inventory joiner tools and shop

m Elizabeth 1786, he was from Newburyport

child; Charles b 1808

Enoch Sanborn, 1796 deed, joiner, East Kingston, NH.

Enoch Sanborn, 1841 estate inventory, joiner tools and stock in joiners shop

(The presentation of visually based elements (scale imprints, scale drawings, etc.) is a challenge, especially when moving from the printed page to the realm of an electronic medium. For reference, the original GAWP 5, CAWP, BARS and SOJ publications had pages which were 8-1/2" in width.)

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