The following is quoted from Windham In The Past by Samuel Thomas Dole:
William Proctor, son of Samuel and Sarah (Brackett) Proctor, married, first, in 1750, Charity Lunt. She died previous to 1760, as, in that year, he married his second wife, Susannah Hall. She was the daughter of Ebenezer Hall, who was killed by the Indians on Martinicus Island, June 10, 1757. William Proctor settled in Windham and died there, Feb. 14, 1807, aged 83 years. We have no record of his wife's death. According to the town records, they had six children:
David, son of Ebenezer and Bethia (Mayberry) Proctor, married Fanny Chute, in 1813.
Elijah, son of Ebenezer and Bethia (Mayberry) Proctor, went to New York State, married, and died there.
Edmund M., son of Ebenezer and Bethia (Mayberry) Proctor, married Sarah Page. He was a farmer and carpenter; lived near Windham Center; and died there, Nov. 26, 1868, aged 62 years, 4 months. His wife, Sarah, died Sept. 28, 1889, aged 75 years, 6 mos. It is said that they had nine children, but we have no connected record of the family. They had a daughter, Sophronia, who died Dec. 31, 1857, aged 18 years, 4 months. They also had daughters, Zilpha, Nancy, and Almeda. Their only son, Warren Scott, was lost on the steamboat, "Portland," Nov. 27, 1898. Probably they had other children.
Susan, daughter of Ebenezer and Bethia (Mayberry) Proctor, married, May 12, 1815, James Nason of Gorham.
©All information on this page is quoted directly from and remains the property of Windham In The Past, by Samuel Thomas Dole, as Edited by Frederick Howard Dole, Reprinted Courtesy of the Windham Historical Society, 1974.