Recently broke down a brick wall on my Kimball line, showing an Asa Kimball who married Meriam (Maria) Meacham in 1810 (she was b. 1794). She was a daughter of Samuel Meacham. She had a most difficult life, as noted in the Canaan, NH history. In about 1837, Asa left her with some young children, and she could not support the family, so sent the younger children to the Enfield Shaker Colony. She finally divorced Asa some time around 1842, and he later married a widow Collins in Grafton Co, NH.  Maria married to a Samuel Dalton abt. 1848, he died about 10 years later, then she married Amasa Phillips, who went off to fight in the Civl War and never returned.  After that time, she again, had no means of support and was bounced around between children and granchildren until about 1874 or 1875, when it got to the point of a suit in NH Superior Court, between Grafton and Sullivan counties to establish which had responsiblity to provide her the aid needed.  I believe she likely died before 1880, but I've yet to find her death record.