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| 601 | Marriage date different for wife. Recor Marriage date different for wife. Record states "md. 1707" From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Never married Never married ! Unmarried. ! Unmarried. | Hand, Jane (I312684225411)
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| 602 | married 21 Dec 1727 Christopher Burt married 21 Dec 1727 Christopher Burt | St. John, Joanna (I312684221476)
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| 603 | married 26 Dec 1722 Samuel Lobdell married 26 Dec 1722 Samuel Lobdell Ancestral File: LDS Church . Ancestral File: LDS Church . | St John, Rebecca (I312684221498)
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| 604 | married 27 Aug 1730 in Ridgefield Ebene married 27 Aug 1730 in Ridgefield Ebenezer Brooks | Saint John, Jane (I312684221470)
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| 605 | married 27 Aug 1730 Nathan Northrop married 27 Aug 1730 Nathan Northrop | St. John, Peregrina (I312684221491)
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| 606 | married Jane Smith (who died in 1778) married Jane Smith (who died in 1778) 1713 1713 | St John, Noah (I312684221482)
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| 607 | Married John McKeever children: John an Married John McKeever children: John and Catherine McKeever. (spellinging varies) (from wills of parents, see below 530 B) 1789/90 Father dies. Wills of Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania (1789-1793) p 44. John Collins of Lack Twp will written 9/5/1789 and probated 4/6/1790. Wife Catherine; children Margaret (Mrs. John McCuer or McCluer) and Bruce. (530 B) Wills of Mifflin Co Pennsylvania (1789-1860) Vol 1, Will Book 1 #7. John Collins of Lack Twp, Cumberland Co, w.9/5/89 p 4/6/90. Wife Catherine, son Brice, daughter Margaret, wife of John McCeever, grandaughter Ann Collins, grandchildren John McCeever, Catherine McCeever. Exec. wife Catherine and son Brice. (530 B) 1808/1815 Mother dies. Wills of Mifflin Co, Pa. 1789-1860 p 24 # 272. Catherine Collins of Lack Twp. Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania w. 9/21/1808 p 4/17/1815. son Brice, daughter Margaret McKever, grandsons, John, William, Daniel Collins, granddaughters, Sarah, Mary, Catherine Collins. Exec. grandson Daniel Collins. (530 B) | Collins, Mrs Margaret (I312684222930)
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| 608 | married Sarah --- lived at South Salem, married Sarah --- lived at South Salem, New York 1715 1715 | St. John, Daniel (I312684221457)
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| 609 | Marvin is underlined Marvin is underlined | Marvin, Mehetable (I312684221341)
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| 610 | Mrs. Mrs. ch known ch known Helen Schatvet Ullmann, CG, FASG, "David Helen Schatvet Ullmann, CG, FASG, "David and Abigail (Winter) Russell of Lexington, Concord, and Littleton, Massachusetts," MASSOG 33 (2009):75-81 at 81. | Mrs. Deborah (I312684220210)
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| 611 | nm nm over over | Ernst, Elisabeth (I312684219322)
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| 612 | nm nm !Family History Library archival record !Family History Library archival record | Rall, Hanß Georg (I312684219339)
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| 613 | nm nm !Family History Library archival record !Family History Library archival record | Jäger, Maria (I312684219264)
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| 614 | nm nm Alternate first name: Johann Alternate first name: Johann !Family History Library archival record !Family History Library archival record !IGI | Rall, Hans Carl (I312684219356)
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| 615 | nm nm Heiratet in 2. Ehe 11.02.1680 SAUTTER Ha Heiratet in 2. Ehe 11.02.1680 SAUTTER Hans Jacob Heiratet in 2. Ehe 11 FEB 1680 SAUTTER H Heiratet in 2. Ehe 11 FEB 1680 SAUTTER Hans Jacob Hans Jaocb/Su... 1680 Hans Jaocb/Su... 1680 !Family History Library archival record !Family History Library archival record | Wick, Mrs Anna Maria (I312684219321)
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| 616 | nm nm | Mühleisen, Catharina (I312684219359)
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| 617 | nm nm | Schad, Maria (I312684219337)
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| 618 | nm nm | Sontag, Catharina (I312684219326)
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| 619 | nm nm | Cuon, Agnes (I312684219303)
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| 620 | no other information found no other information found Johannes/Deeg *, 11 Nov 1760 Johannes/Deeg *, 11 Nov 1760 | Flamm, Maria Margarethe (I312684219450)
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| 621 | Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 1BK4-1 Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 1BK4-16 sealing to parents Location call number 178092 page 377 Book 19 1913-1918 15 June 1915 Only Married to Lorenzo Young All of the research points to Eleanor being one of 5 wives to Lorenzo Young. There is no record of her being married to anyone else including Levi Richards, however for some reason he has often been attached to her with the same marriage date as Lorenzo. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 1. 1860 census - Young. 2. 1870 census - 1. 1860 census - Young. 2. 1870 census - Young. 3. 1880 census - Young = Y-520. 4. 1900 census - Young = Y-520. 5. 1910 census - Young = Y-520. 6. IGI (gives marriage date as 24 Nov 1855 EH and <Elianor Jones> 13 Mar 1857 EH). (Could Elianor and Eleanor be different individuals?). 7. Ancestral File. !Death Cert.: Birth 15 Sep 1830; Death !Death Cert.: Birth 15 Sep 1830; Death 3 Feb 1912, at 6:30 pm. She died of myocarditis; Intestiral nephritis. Burried in kVernal Cemetery on 5 Feb 1912 !Death Cert.: Birth 15 Sep 1830; Death 3 Feb 1912, at 6:30 pm. She died of myocarditis; Intestiral nephritis. Burried in kVernal Cemetery on 5 Feb 1912 Hattie Young Sorenson gave this informat Hattie Young Sorenson gave this information on the wives of Lorenzo D. Young: Hannah was the weaver, Joanna the seamstress, Ellen the gardener, Harriet was known as "mother in town" and was the boss, Persis was separated. From the newspaper, Vernal Express Feb. 9, 1912: "Aunt Ellen Young Laid To Rest", Ellen Young died Feb. 3, 1912 at the home of her son E.J. Young, born Sept. 15, 1830, joined the church in Wales, and started for America April 6, 1856 and arrived in the Great Salt Lake in the fall of that year. She married Lorenzo D. Young, had three sons and one daughter. Only two sons survived."For many years she and her children lived at the point of the mountain half way between Salt Lake and Tooele where they operated a large ranch and station. Later they lived at the Young home at 11 E. between 9th and 10th South Salt Lake City until 1897 when they came to Vernal, which has since been their home." | Jones, Eleanor Jane (I312684221636)
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| 622 | Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 1T7N-V Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 1T7N-VD6 Sarah/Austin 21 Jun 1722 Sarah/Austin 21 Jun 1722 !see father for further information. !see father for further information. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Father: Joshua Fletcher Mother: Sarah Father: Joshua Fletcher Mother: Sarah Willey Father: Joshua Fletcher Mother: Sarah Willey !PRF CD #63 - !PRF CD #63 - AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latte AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints TITL Ancestral File (TM) PUBL July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996 REPO @R18@ Another name John Another name John | Fletcher, John I (I312684222483)
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| 623 | Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 3MW8-Q Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 3MW8-Q3 | Evans, Samuel (I312684221681)
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| 624 | Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 4K04-S Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 4K04-S0 | John, Mary (I312684221653)
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| 625 | Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 4K04-T Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 4K04-T5 | John, John William (I312684221654)
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| 626 | Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 8KT7-7 Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 8KT7-76 1851 Mountain, Dundas Census, GS#0349202 1851 Mountain, Dundas Census, GS#0349202, p 31 1861 Mountain, Dundas Census, GS#0349255, p 10 | Mill, Isaac (I312684220022)
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| 627 | Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0 Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0 her birth Birthdate is an estimate from her father's probate file (Hartford Probate Dist., Vol. 9, p. 119 (FHL film #4552 - 2nd, upside section on film). "Court Held at Hartford 9th day of ffebruary 1719:20 ... This Court do appoint Joseph Arnold of Haddam to be Guardian unto Amos Porter minor about fifteen years of age and Mary Porter minor about thirteen Years of age of Haddam ... " [An exact birthdate in 1707 that some have may be for another Mary Porter.] !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA | Porter, Mary (I312684224154)
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| 628 | Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0 Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0 Massachusetts birth - 8 Jun 1640 "Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001", database with images, FamilySearch Name: Samuel Carter Birthdate: 8 Jun 1640 Birthplace: Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA Male Parents: Thomas & Mary Carter [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F465-YF8] !BORN-MARR-DIED: The Old Families of SAL !BORN-MARR-DIED: The Old Families of SALISBURY and AMESBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, by David W. Hoyt, Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1982. p 88, #9. Notes: VIII. Samuel Carter, b. 25 Oct 1656[S]; res.S.; pub. 3 Apr 1703, to Sarah ______, [wid. of (48) Ephraim Brown]. He d. 25 Oct 1718[S]; will 13 Oct, 1 Dec 1718, Martha Tuxbury and various relatives ment., but no chil. Wid. Sarah m. 3d, 5 Oct 1719, Benj. Eastman. GIVN Samuel SURN Carter ABBR Carter Gen GIVN Samuel SURN Carter ABBR Carter Genealogy TITL The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume XVII, 1863 AUTH Aaron Sargent PUBL Heritage Books, Inc reprint facsimile in 1994 PAGE p.51 QUAY 4 ABBR Carter Genealogy TITL The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume XVII, 1863 AUTH Aaron Sargent PUBL Heritage Books, Inc reprint facsimile in 1994 PAGE P. 51 QUAY 4 ABBR Carter Genealogy TITL The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume XVII, 1863 AUTH Aaron Sargent PUBL Heritage Books, Inc reprint facsimile in 1994 PAGE p. 51 QUAY 3 EVEN TYPE Resided in PLAC Woburn & Groton, MA ABBR Carter Genealogy TITL The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume XVII, 1863 AUTH Aaron Sargent PUBL Heritage Books, Inc reprint facsimile in 1994 PAGE p. 51 QUAY 3 DATE 9 Mar 2003 TIME 13:46Graduated Harvard College, 1660 ABBR Carter Genealogy TITL The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume XVII, 1863 AUTH Aaron Sargent PUBL Heritage Books, Inc reprint facsimile in 1994 PAGE p 51-52 QUAY 3(Research):See attached sources. ABBR Carter Genealogy TITL The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume XVII, 1863 AUTH Aaron Sargent PUBL Heritage Books, Inc reprint facsimile in 1994 PAGE p. 51 QUAY 4 This person's information was combined w This person's information was combined while in Ancestral File. The following submitters of the information may or may not agree with the combining of the information: NATHAN HALE/GARDNER/ (2076299) W LAGENE/ALLRED/ (2091049) JOHN BYRON/KUSSEE/ (2119349) KENNETH R/ALLEN/ (2137109) MARILYN SHURTZ/JACKSON/ (2169017) JACKIE BLACKBURN/MUIR/ (2178570) SHERILYN B./NAYLOR/ (2180881) EDWARD D./BOTTOM/ (2181008) GLENN/JOHNSON/ (2181399) VERNA M./HOARD/ (2183593) DAVID KENNETH/FROST/ (2186481) COLEEN ENGLAND/STUTZNEGGER/ (2201245) GERALD B. AND SYLVIA NELSON/HAYCOCK/ (2205761) H. RICHARD/LINDSTROM/ (2210645) DONALD L/COON/ (2210974) JOHN & DOROTHY/LOXTON/ (2213625) LESLIE D./SEAMAN/ (2214378) MICHAEL AND STEPHANIE/QUINN/ (2226498) CHARLES ELDON/HUNT/ (2238530) HEBER E./POULSON/ (2244891) J ROBERT/BRIMHALL/ (2245276) RONALD D./HUTCHINGS/ (2264808) ELAYNE/GIBBONS (2271878) MICHAEL AND STEPHANIE/QUINN/ (2272394) WILLIAM M & BARBARA Y/WORTH/ (2294810) MERRELL/GOMM/ (2298463) S. SCOTT/DEAN (2311696) JAMES F./WILSON (2343996) LAIN & PENNY/BYTENDORP/ (2352951) JOHN C/PRESTON/ (2353410) LAVONA CINDY/MCDONALD/ (2369968) THE HOPE/FOUNDATION/ (2390629) PATSY J/PUTNAM/ (2405428) PORTER W./GIFFORD/ (2441242) Colonial Families of the United States of America, Volume V Carter Family Samuel graduated Harvard College 1660 Sources: 1] Frederick Lewis Weis, Coloni Sources: 1] Frederick Lewis Weis, Colonial Clergy & Colonial Churches of New England, [Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1977], 50; 2] Sir John Bernard Burke, Burke's American Families with British Ancestry, (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977), 3] Carter Genealogy," NEHGS "Register," Vol 17, pg. 51. Selectman, Woburn, 1679, 1681-1683; Town Clerk, Woburn, 1690; Ordained in Groton 1693. | Carter, Samuel (I312684225043)
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| 629 | Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0 Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0 Please read the Memories "Wilcox Family History" before making changes John (born in 1712) was the son of Ephraim and Silence. For more information, contact Royelle Mi For more information, contact Royelle Mickelson at rrmick@wwdb.org https://hdl.handle.net/2027/wu.89066151523?urlappend=%3Bseq=829 AFN # 9MOX-13; LR21-LM other birth year: AFN # 9MOX-13; LR21-LM other birth year: 1660 AFN # 9MOX-13; LR21-LM other birth year: 1660 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. | Wilcox, Ephraim Jr. (I312684225503)
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| 630 | Note Simon was called the "merchant of Albany". Note 7Apr1744:Maria/Van Der Volgen; Geesje/Vrooman; Mrs. Annatie/Bradt * 24Dec1748; 9Apr1752:Catalyntje/Veeder Note Catharina/Van Petten *; Maria/van der Volgen *; Geesje/Vrooman * ; Mrs. Annatie/Bratt * 10Jun1738: 7Apr1744: 14Feb1746: 24Dec1748: Note Geertruy/Kip * md 17 Dec 1730 Note Marriages, Schenectady, Dutch Reformed Church. The following url is active as of 1 June 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20120304124055/http://www.bettyfink.com/sdrcm3.htm MARRIAGES, SCHENECTADY DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH 1736-1744 married 1741 July 10 Simon J. Veder Albany yeoman and Catharina Van Petten Schenectady spinster married Mar 17 1744 Simon Johans Veder [Widower of Catharina Van Petten] and Maria Vander Volgen jd, Schenectady ************** MARRIAGES, SCHENECTADY DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH 1745-1749 married 1747 Feb 14 Simon Johanesz Vedder Schenectady yeaoman and Geesje Vroman Schenectady spinster &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& I think the following are both different Simon Veder/Veeder's married 1748 Dec 24 Symon Veder Albany County cooper and Annatje Bratt Albany County widow *********** MARRIAGES, SCHENECTADY DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH 1750-1756 married Sept 25 1755 Simon Veder jm, Schenectady and Elizabeth Bancker jd, Schenectady ****************** Note 1. 10 Jul 1741, Catherine/Van Patten 3. Gessie/Vrooman 4. 24 Dec 1748, Annatie/Bradt 5. 9 Apr 1752, Cathlynthe/Veeder Note Annatie/van Antwerpen * | Veeder, Simon Johannes (I312684220107)
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| 631 | of Half Moon, Saratoga, N.Y. of Half Moon, Saratoga, N.Y. | Quackenbosch, Alida (I312684220016)
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| 632 | Of Reading, MA This Mary Dyer used a se Of Reading, MA This Mary Dyer used a seal with three crescents, going diagonally= an arm embossed holding a drawn sword. MARRIAGE: Genealogy of Edward Small 929. MARRIAGE: Genealogy of Edward Small 929.2 S 635 uv3 pg 1295 Connecticut Valley Historical Museum, Springfield, Ma !PRF CD #7- William DYER, Jr., a cordwai !PRF CD #7- William DYER, Jr., a cordwainer (leather worker) by vocation, was the oldest s/o Dr. William DYER/Mary TAYOR... having been b. in Barnstable, MA 30 Oct 1690. !This lady had 8 children no.3, was Jona !This lady had 8 children no.3, was Jonathan,. | Taylor, Mary (I312684225114)
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| 633 | of St. George, Utah of St. George, Utah | Horton, Abigail (I312684224415)
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| 634 | On March 26 1745, Gideon Jones is liste On March 26 1745, Gideon Jones is listed in "ye first company or train band in Saybrook." On May 7 of the same year it is noted that he had the only gun. He seems to have been a favorite with his nieces and nephews for he is mentioned frequently and with great affection in their letters. In Nov. 1815 he is reported to be living and in good health, but on Christmas day of the previous year it is recorded that he is blind. He served in the French and Indian War, being impressed from the company in Hebron, 12th Reg't of Militia, under Col. Jonathan Trumbull, for the quota raised in Oct., 1756. In Aug. 1757 he gave 15 days service in the same Reg't under Capt. Benjamin Day for the relief of Ft. William Henry. The 1790 census shows Gideon Jones of Hebron as head of a family with 2 males over 16, 1 under, and 2 females. | Jones, Gideon (I312684221270)
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| 635 | One of Princeton's original trustees. S One of Princeton's original trustees. SOURCE: http://etc.princeton.edu/CampusWWW/Companion/green_ashbel.html (Rev.) (Rev.) from http://www.breeseusa.org/Sket_Abrah from http://www.breeseusa.org/Sket_Abraham%20PIERSON.htm BIOGRAPHY: Rev. John Pierson spent his early days in Newark, NJ. He graduated in 1711 from Yale College. In 1714, he became the pastor of the Woodbridge Church (First Presbyterian Church of Woodbridge). He was 28 years old at the time. His salary was 80 pounds a year. He continued to serve as minister there until 1752. He was one of the first members of the Board of Trustees of the College of New Jersey, which subsequently became Princeton University. He went to Mendham, NJ in 1753, where he stayed for the next 10 years as a minister. He remarried and lived on his wife's farm on Long Island, but returned to New Jersey upon her death and spent the last years of his life with his daughter, Elizabeth Greene, in Hanover. Pierson Millenium listed that John died Pierson Millenium listed that John died at the home of his daughter Elizabeth, married to Jacob Greene, in Hanover, New Jersey after a ministry of 56 years. He spent his early life in Newark under the instruction of his father and moved to Connecticut when his family moved back. He graduated from Yale in 1711, and went to Woodbridge, New Jersey to preach in 1714. He continued to preach there until 1752. He was on the first board of trustees of the College of New Jersey. He married Ruth Woodbridge. After his wife's death in 1732, he moved from Woodbridge to Mendham, New Jersey in 1753 where preached another 10 years. He married again to J. Smith and moved to her farm on Long Island, New York. After her death, he returned to Hanover, New Jersey to live with his daughter Elizabeth. Abraham Pierson Descendants lists John marrying Ruth Woodbridge on 18 Jul 1716 in Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey. This source also lists John having children with Judith Smith (Hannah and David), but other sources do not list him having children in this marrige. See notes under both father and mother relative to information about John. The following came from Smith - Tilton Genealogy (page 293) on internet (www.google.com) related to Abigail Clark. Children of Abraham PIERSON (President of Yale Co) and Abigail CLARKE were as follows: + 17 vii John3 PIERSON, born 1689 in Newark Essex Co New Jersey; died 23 Aug 1770 in Hanover Morris Co New Jersey. He married Ruth (WOODBRIDGE) PIERSON. bp 13May1919 bp 13May1919 His history John Pierson early days were spent in Newark New Jersey under the instruction of his father. He moved with his father to Conn. and graduated from Yale College in 1711. In 1714 he went to Woodbridge NJ to preach where he was ordained a Presbyterian minister April 29 1717, with a salary of 80$ a yr and the use of the parsonage. He continued in charge there until 1752 when he was dismissed at this own request in consequence of sme difference arising between him and his people. He was however dismissed without the least censure or imputation upon his character or conduct. He was justly deemed and reputed a worthy and able minister of the New Testament sound of faith of exemplary conversation and candor he well supported the dignity of his office and had but few equals in his day in theological knowledge. It was in his time and by his influence that the congregation obtained a royal charter and was incorporated under the name of the First Presbyterian Church of Woodbridge and did by their trustees take legal possession of a donation i land made them by the proprietors. He was one of the first board of trustees of the College of New Jersey. He removed from Woodbridge to Mendham NJ in 1753 where he remained for 10 yrs. and preached the gospel. He married again to J. Smith and moved to her farm on Long Island. After her death he returned to NJ. He spent his declining days at Hanover JN with his daughter Elizabeth wife of Rev Jacob Greene mother of Dr Ashbel Greene the 8th president of Princeton College where he died after a ministry of 56 yrs. Mr. Pierson Published a treatise on the Intercession of Christ and a sermon preached before the Presbytery of NY May 8 1751 on Christ the Son of God as God Man Mediator. Judith/Smith Judith/Smith | Pierson, Rev John (I312684225548)
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| 636 | Ordained by Albert H. Hale Ordained by Albert H. Hale Anna/Clarke * 11Feb1719 Anna/Clarke * 11Feb1719 1. Records of Teresa Keach, tkeach@westm 1. Records of Teresa Keach, tkeach@westman.wave.ca. Is this Gideon Ellis an ancestor of that Is this Gideon Ellis an ancestor of that Ellis who married a Corning girl and went to sea as first mate to my grandfather, Joe Crosby? Probably, this one may even have been the emigrant. female proxy for male? female proxy for male? Birth date: 5 Feb 1710/1711 Birth date: 5 Feb 1710/1711 !The Family of Lt. John & Elizabeth (Fre !The Family of Lt. John & Elizabeth (Freeman) Ellis of Sandwich, Mass. compiled by Col. Harry H. Ellis copyright 1983 Santa Clara, Ca. Public Library GS 929.2 E471. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. No further Ordinances Need - Temple Ordinances completed in 1945 I have records indicating that Gideon Ellis Temple Ordinances were performed previously (e.g. B - 3 December 1945, E - 17 January 1946, SP - 31 January 1947). !AF-b. 5 Feb 1700 Rochester, Plymouth, M !AF-b. 5 Feb 1700 Rochester, Plymouth, MA. !John Billington-Mayflower Familes Thru 5 Gene.-pg. 129-b. poss. 5 Feb 1700/1 (assuming an error of 10 yrs. in Rochester VR (NEHGR 120:113-117); d. Sandwich bef. 10 Dec 1760 (Barnstable Co. PR 12:143,275); perhaps s/o Freeman and Mary _____ Ellis. !WFT CD #6-b. 5 Feb 1700/1, d. est. 1702-1791. Jemimah/Wood * 15 May 1739 Jemimah/Wood * 15 May 1739 Yarmouth Nova Scotia Genealogies page 10 Yarmouth Nova Scotia Genealogies page 101: Gideon Ellis, son Freeman, m. Anne Clark, and had Abigail, 1720; Gideon, 1722; Thomas, 1724; Eleazar, 1725; Elijah, 1727, and Ebenezer, b. in 1729, who, with his Sandwich neighbors, Sealed Landers and Moses Perry, and their three families, arrived at Chebogue in their little schr. Pompey on the 9th June, 1761, landing on Crawley's Island. !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !Benson Fam Rec by Fred H Benson. A8 c26 !Benson Fam Rec by Fred H Benson. A8 c26-Eddy Gen p39, FFH 438 John Benson p117-120. 1700 1700 !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA | Ellis, Gideon (I312684223074)
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| 637 | Ords recorded elsewhere Ords recorded elsewhere Birth - Windsor Vital Rec 0002983 pg 225 Birth - Windsor Vital Rec 0002983 pg 225 & 0002944:John Phelps s.John,Jr.b. Aug.31,1709 Marr - 0002983 pg 226-John Jr. m. Sarah Cornish Death -0002983 pg 226:John,s.John & Elizabeth d. July 5 1734 (two children were born after this date) Dea. John Phelps d.Sept.1,1777 bapt - IGI-18 Jul 1922 LOGAN end - IGI-16 Jul 1924 LOGAN sld/p -IGI-19 Jun 1967, 15 May 1973 LOGAN, 9 Mar 1977 SWISS Dea. Dea. | Phelps, John (I312684223707)
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| 638 | Orson M./Wilson (adopted father) Orson M./Wilson (adopted father) Natural father Wilhelm's natural father was Conrad Denhardt; Conrad's father was Johan Frederik Denhardt, both from the Vejle area in Denmark. | Dænharth Rose, Wilhelm Jensen (I312684222161)
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| 639 | Parshall Terry (1734-1811) participated Parshall Terry (1734-1811) participated in the battle of Wyoming, 1778. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Palmyra, N. Y. [Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 69, page 127] Parshall Terry (1734-1811) a patriot, was with his family in the famed Forty. Fort, the night after the battle of Wyoming, 1778. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Palmyra, N. Y. [Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 86] Parshall Terry (1734-1811) served as private in the 24th regiment, Connecticut militia, 1778; also under Col. Zebulon Butler. He was born in Connecticut; died in Palmyra, N. Y. [Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 148] 1 _MILT 2 DATE 1778 2 PLAC 24th Regim 1 _MILT 2 DATE 1778 2 PLAC 24th Regiment, CT Militia, under Col. Zebulon Butler Parshall Terry (1734-1811) participated in the battle of Wyoming, 1778.He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Palmyra, N. Y. [Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution Volume 69, page 127] Parshall Terry (1734-1811) a patriot, was with his family in the famedForty. Fort, the night after the battle of Wyoming, 1778. He was born inNew London, Conn.; died in Palmyra, N. Y. [Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution Volume 86] Parshall Terry (1734-1811) served as private in the 24th regiment,Connecticut militia, 1778; also under Col. Zebulon Butler. He was born inConnecticut; died in Palmyra, N. Y. [Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution Volume 148] He, along with his brother, Nathaniel, w He, along with his brother, Nathaniel, were "proprietors" in theConnecticut -Susquehanna Purchase, which included land in what is nownorthern Pennsylvania. In the year 1762, about the last of August, as he "recollects", he with93 others, including his brother Nathaniel, went to Wyoming VAlley PN."For the purposed of carrying on farming" They remained only 10 days, finding it too late in the season to beginoperations and returned to their homes until the following season tobegin operations and returned to their ohmes, until the following spring.Early in the month of My 1763, he, with others, returned to Wyoming andbegan work in earnest, making large improvements in what is nowWilkes-Barre, Kingston, Plymouth and Hanover. In the fall of 1763, Indians raided the pioneers, killing Parshall'sbrother, Nathaniel and about 20 settlers. (The attack was a completesurprise and before they had made a treaty with the Indians in which theyhad agreed to purchase the country. The attack was really a part of the"Pontiac War" of United STates History. Parshall, wiht his family, went back to New York. The las tof April orthe first of May, 1769, they returned to PN. But, duirng their absence,things had been happening in the VAlley. In 2/1769, 40 CT farmers wentdown into the valley of Wyoming to build a block house, which, from theirnumbers, they called the "Forty Fort." History has it that Parshall Terry was among the "first forty" men toreturn to the Wyoming settlement in 2/1769. According to Parshall's diary, he and his family "returned in April orMay 1769". It is possible that he was one of the reinforcements who came in May. See Eleazer Cary for the early connection between the CAry and Terryfamily. According to Parshall Terry Family History, by Lund, page 10: [QUILICI.FBK.FTW] Drown near Toronto, C [QUILICI.FBK.FTW] Drown near Toronto, Canada Burial : Palmyra Cememetary Death: Palmyra, Wayne Co, NY 76 Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol.3, p. —Serial: ; Volume: See "Memories" !ALSO BAPTIZED 5 SEP 1931 ENDOWED 20 APR !ALSO BAPTIZED 5 SEP 1931 ENDOWED 20 APR 1932 DEATH PLACE MAY BE MATTITUCK PER FRANKLIN T. HICKENLOOPER DATA FROM TERRY SETTLERS IN NEW ENGLAND BY WILLIAM Z. TERRY. ALSO FROM RICHARD TERRY, THE IMMIGRANT BY WILLIAM Z. TERRY. MOVED TO PALMYRA IN 1808. THIRD WIFE MAY HAVE BEEN JOANA MOORE OF SOUTHOLD. ALSO SEALED TO SARAH LEE HORTON 19 SEP 1996 LANGE. ALSO SEALED TO BERTHA WELLS 19 SEP 1996 LANGE. | Terry, Parshall I (I312684224208)
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| 640 | Part of her mother's estate was deliver Part of her mother's estate was delivered to Mary about 1712, following her mother's death. | Wise, Mary (I312684225628)
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| 641 | Peck Rec. Peck Rec. Connecticut Wills and Probate for David Atwater, 1727/28 David Atwater of the town of New Haven, date 1727/28, No. 343: 1 bond; 1 total document. (Film No. 1022971, Image 874-876 of 1385): Tabitha Atwater, principal and Jehu Bradley and John Hilad, surety, all of the town and County of New Haven in the Colony of Connecticut…stand firmly bound and obliged unto Joseph Whiting, esq…23rd day of March 1727/8. The above bounden Tabitha Atwater, administrator of all the singular the goods, chattels and credits of David Atwater, late of New Haven…do make or cause to be made a true and perfect inventory… David Atwater, Jonathan Atwater, Ruth Atwater, Samuel Atwater of the town of New Haven, date 1736/7, No. 344: 1 bond: (Film No. 1022971, Image 877-879 of 1385): Know all men by these presents that Tabitha Atwater of New Haven in the County of New Haven in the Colony of Connecticut am Holden and stand firmly bound and obliged …28 February 1736/7. The condition of the above obligation is such that if the above bounden Tabitha Atwater…guardian to David and Samuel Atwater, Jonathan and Ruth Atwater, minor children of David Atwater, late of New Haven, deceased, shall well and faithfully discharge the trust and office of guardian… David Atwater of New Haven, date 1743, No. 345: 1 bond; 1 total document (Film No. 1022971, Image 880-882 of 1385): The condition of this obligation is such that the above bounden Stephen Hassell/Harrell, allowed guardian to David Atwater, minor son of David Atwater, late of New Haven, deceased, shall well and faithfully discharge the trust and office of Guardians…1 August 1743. David Atwater's Marriages Past research states that David Atwater married Ruth Bradley on June 25, 1712 and Tabitha Whitehead on December 2, 1718. Tabitha Holt was her maiden name and Whitehead was her name from her first marriage. Ruth/Bradley * Ruth/Bradley * inf in Ancestral File inf in Ancestral inf in Ancestral File inf in Ancestral File (2) Tabitha/Holt * (2) Tabitha/Holt * AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latte AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints TITL Ancestral File (R) PUBL Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998 REPO @R01@ AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints TITL Ancestral File (R) PUBL Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998 REPO @R01@ AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints TITL Ancestral File (R) PUBL Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998 REPO @R01@ !BIRTH-BAPTISM-ENDOWMENT-SEALING_PARENTS !BIRTH-BAPTISM-ENDOWMENT-SEALING_PARENTS: LDS ORDINANCE INDEX(ADDENDUM), ver 1.00; REFERENCE: F#: 178105, P#: 335, O#: 11917 @. ADDITIONAL REFERENCES: (1)F#: 184743 @; (2)F#: 184741 @; (3)F#: 1239648, P#: 727, O#: 24896 @; CONFLICT-BIRTH_PLACE: These last three reference all have the birth place as "New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut". NOTE: This child was not listed in the original extraction from the Donald Linus Jacobus & Arthur Coon Ives books, but was added based on these LDS ORDINANCE INDEX references. | Atwater, David (I312684225406)
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| 642 | Philip Alexander appeared in Charlestow Philip Alexander appeared in Charlestown, MA about 1710. Ca me from Northern Ireland or Scotland. Bought land in Woburn , MA. Philip Alexander's Father The Alexander Surname DNA project https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/alexander-y-dna/about/results Site shows that Philip Alexander and Nathaniel share the Haplogroup I-L22. This is a strong indication (but not proof) that Philip and Nathaniel are related, most likely son and father. In addition, the site says one of Philip's sons (David) shares this same haplogroup. ----- EDIT by another person: It actually says Haplogroup I-FGC73839 (whether or not that's a synonym). Also, the site says Philip's son Thomas, Thomas's son Jabez, and Jabez's son Alvah (Alva) share the same haplogroup, too. If it's true (and I don't know that it is) that the number at the end of each row is a kit number, and each row represents the genealogical information entered by the person with that kit #, then the Nathaniel hypothesis is based on family history done by two people whose kit numbers are 158829 and 351250. If that's correct, then having Nathaniel as the father is only as good as those two people's research (but whoever the father is, the haplogroup should be correct for the correct ancestor of the people who were tested), until we get more testing to show more information. Also, using deductive logic between the collection of rows, it looks like, if we don't have some coincidences, then we can verify that Alva is likely Jabez's son, Jabez is likely Thomas's son, and Thomas is likely Philip's son (or the person they have down as Philip, anyway). Ebeneezer being Thomas's father looks less likely than Philip being Thomas's father. Anyway, we don't really know what Nathaniel's haplogroup is with much confidence until we get a different descendant of Nathaniel's tested (not descended through Philip). We don't know Philip's haplogroup for sure, either, since the tested people were both tested through David's descendants. We can be reasonably sure that the haplogroup does belong to Thomas and his patriarchal descendants, however. Sources of Information: Sources of Information: 1. IFR, 13 December 1978 2. Middlesex County, Massachusetts Deeds 15:138 (FHL #0554005) 3. Winthrop Alexander, "Genealogy of the Families of Philip Alexander of Woburn, Massachusetts and Joseph Alexander of Mendon, Massachusetts," (Salt Lake City, UT: the author, 1936), page 1. (FHL #0858657) 4. Middlesex County, Massachusetts Court Papers, 1713 (FHL #901015 50X 3F) 5. Charlestown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Town Records 6:113 (FHL #478192) 6. Woburn Vital Records Births 1640-1890 page 10, MArriage page 10,11. 7. Charlestown, Mass. Vol 1 page 15 8. French & India war record. 9. Probate records. Cambridge, Mass. Boston transcript, Mass 10: 26 Aug. 1758 Philip was killed at Lake George, Warren county, N.Y. while fighting for the British under James Abercromby. He participated in the march on Ticonderoga, (at the northern end of Lake George), on the 8th of July, 1758 when outnumbered French forces under General Montcalm beat off a typical British frontal attack. Administration of his estate granted his son Giles 26 Oct. 1758, his wife surviving him. Probate records of Philip show that he left material things to his grandchildren Jonas, Jeduthan, Phoebe, and Jabez (children of his son Thomas who was killed in war 2 years before Philip was killed). At the end of Boston Transcript record, in notes, it says, "All Philip's children were born in Woburn except Peter, born in 1714 in Charlestown, Mass. which is close to Woburn." This is different from DAR info which states "earlier children born in Charlestown and other in Woburn, although they are all recorded in the latter town." Philip lost 3 sons in wars: his oldest son Philip died in the army at Lake George; his son Thomas who died in Crown Point expedition; youngest son Abraham, who died in the army at Ticonderoga. Another grandson John also fought in the Revolution, but survived. Philip himself died in war. A grandson Jeduthan died in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Another grandson Jabez fought in the Revolution but survived. Other grandchildren and inlaws of grandchildren also fought. In a History of Middlesex Co. Mass. Philip and his wife were mentioned as being among those who "subscribed and assented to the (church) covenant." ! Woburn Vital Records - births 1640-189 ! Woburn Vital Records - births 1640-1890 p. 10 ! Marr. p 10,11 ! Charlestown, Mass. Vol. 1, p 15 ! French and Indian War Records ! Probate records, Cambridge, Mass. ! Boston Transcript, Mass. according to Edythe Alexander Fader [6 J according to Edythe Alexander Fader [6 Jun 1989] Philip and Joanne were married in Charlestown, Massachusetts. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Philip Alexander's Parentage At this time, Philip Alexander (1688-1758) has unknown parentage. The names that were put in this record as his parents are INCORRECT. There is no proof whatsoever that Philip's parents were identified, nor has any evidence of him having siblings ever been presented. According to the research of many Alexander descendants of Philip, they have never found any mention of Philip having siblings. His Will does not mention siblings. I don't know where this information came from or why it has shown up in my family tree, but I am refuting it and I would like it removed. Life Story with Sources http://www.tributaries.info/p1527.htm The soldier who died at Lake George was Philip Alexander, Jr., NOT his father! Philip Alexander Sr. (born in 1688; married in 1710 or 1711) died in Woburn, Mass. no later than early August, 1758, because the inventory of his property was completed and signed by the appraisers on August 26, 1758. Coincidentally, his oldest son, Philip Alexander Sr. (or possibly the grandson of the same name) was killed that same day in the English campaign at Lake George, New York against French & Indian forces. It would not have been possible for the Court in Middlesex County to have ordered the taking of the inventory prior to the death of the deceased. Therefore the August 26 death date is for the soldier, and not for the 70 year old patriarch of the family, in Woburn. ! S. Joe McPhie, 545 E. Center, Heber C ! S. Joe McPhie, 545 E. Center, Heber City, 84032. Charles Cluff, 150 S. 200 W., Midway. Worburn Vital Records. Births 1640-1890. Marr. 10-11 Charleston, V. 1 P 15, French and Indian Wars. Probate Record, Cambridge, Mass., Boston Transcript Record. | Alexander, Philip (I312684224971)
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| 643 | rebaptized rebaptized Line 1945 from GEDCOM File not recogniza Line 1945 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: BURI PLAC Ogden City Cemetery, Ogden, Weber, UT (deaf) (deaf) !NAME, DATES, PLACES: From Ancestral Fi !NAME, DATES, PLACES: From Ancestral File and Ron MOSER. Gilbert Lewis/Cox Gilbert Lewis/Cox deaf deaf Line 284 from GEDCOM File not recognizab Line 284 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: BURI PLAC Ogden City Cemetery, Ogden, Weber, UT | Wilson, Clarissa (I312684222331)
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| 644 | Rebaptized 8 Dec 1967 Rebaptized 8 Dec 1967 !sources--1770 migration sources 929.1, !sources--1770 migration sources 929.1, R.I. VR Early church rec "The Wasp" 3 Dec 1842 Before coming west from Nauvoo, he was a Before coming west from Nauvoo, he was a bodyguard for the Prophet Joseph Smith & came west with one of the last handcart companies with Captain George Riley. Upon arrival, President Brigham Young directed them to settle in Ogden. They named their lane "Wilson Lane". After many yrs there, they moved to Farmington. personal - occupation - ordinances - settled Whitford, the first-born son, was the first of the seven brothers to marry. In 1824 he was married to Mary Shehan (or Sheehan), dau of John Sheehan and Arene Wood. OCCUPATION: Blacksmith in early days. ORDINANCES: Ordained an Elder by Warren A. Cowdery in Kirtland, Ohio. Ordained a high priest at the age of 58 by J. L. Robinson; set apart as President of the 23 Quorum of Seventies in August 1857 at Farmington, Utah; After arriving in Utah, settled his family north of Salt Lake City in Farmington area. AFN # G6CP-VD; 18B5-PW; 1D0J-8JQ AFN # G6CP-VD; 18B5-PW; 1D0J-8JQ !Whitford's father: Bradley Wilson. Moth !Whitford's father: Bradley Wilson. Mother: Gill (Mary or Polly)!Whitford's father: Bradley Wilson. Mother: Gill (Mary or Polly) Seventy. Birth date from Washing and Ano Seventy. Birth date from Washing and Anointing Record only. Birth place from Patriarchal Blessing vol. 4 p. 519 only. Named after his mother Mary Gill's parents Daniel Gill and Mercy Whitford. Profession: blacksmith | Wilson, Whitford Gill (I312684222061)
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| 645 | record altered record altered !BIRTH,MARRIAGE: see references under hu !BIRTH,MARRIAGE: see references under husband, Johannes Bancker. !Magdelena was the daughter of Gerrit Symonse Veeder and Tryntje Otten. | Vedder, Magalena (I312684220074)
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| 646 | REFN: 622 REFN: 622 !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA | Anderson, Maria (I312684224276)
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| 647 | Resided in Dorchester and Boston, Mass. Resided in Dorchester and Boston, Mass. No children by either of his last two marriages. [WAD] !CHRISTENING: Christ Church, Bristol, Massachusetts. !BIRTH: Prob b. Boston !MARRIAGE: NEHGR 42:153 Marriage to Eliza (Mann) Bull in Boston. !BURIAL: South Burying Place, Boston !DEATH: Died "Advanced of Age" in Tomb No. 39. !OCCUPATION: A cooper, of Boston in 1695 when he witnessed a deed. !MARRIAGE: American Gen. Research Inst., DYER FAMILY HISTORY; 1600-1900; Washington, DC,Heritage Press, Inc.;1978;p40;In poss of Joseph W. Pehoushek, 1995 !DEATH: "Index of Obituaries in Boston Newspapers 1704-1800", 1968, G.K. Hall & Co., Boston; NOTE: Dyer, Barrett Dec 7, 1753 in his 81st y "Boston News L."; NOTE: Also in book 1704-1795, Vol 2; "Died suddenly, advanced in age" Dyer, Abigail, Boston, Ma., Administratrix of the Barrett Dyer estate. [Boston Evening Post of 2/18/1754] !BIRTH: THE AMERICAN GENEALOGIST; ; Vol 22 #4; pp210-218;San Diego FHC 973.0 D25j V21-22; REL: Fifth great granduncle. !MAR: SDMR REL: Fifth great granduncle. !MAR: SDMR FHC book 974.0 V25t; New England Marriages prior to 1700; p. 237. At an advanced age was buried in Tomb #39, in South Burying Place. Married (1) at Boston, 29 Jan 1699 Hannah Stewart; (2) at Boston, 21 Sep 1730 Elizabeth Bull. Note from Memorial Wall Barrett was the youngest son of Samuel Dyer(or Dyre) and Ann Hutchinson (granddaughter of Ann(Marbury)Hutchinson). His grandmother was Mary Barrett Dyer. Barrett was baptized in Bristol, RI, on 2 May 1697. He was a cooper by trade. He married 3 times all in Boston. 1.Hannah Stewart — married June 29, 1699 by Cotton Mather. They had one son: Barrett. Born on 19 Oct 1703 in Boston. Barrett died in Boston, on 10 Aug 1718; he was 14. On April 24, 1732 his brother Henry sold all his land in Lebanon,Ct to Barrett. Henry became the keeper of the Almshouse on Boston Common until his death. 2.Elizabeth Mann — married 1730, she died bef. 1744 3.Abigail (Arnold) Blake — married Nov.1744 No children by his last two marriages. Died "Advanced of Age" Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/146674406/barrett-dyer: accessed 28 October 2022), memorial page for Barrett Dyer (1678–7 Dec 1753), Find a Grave Memorial ID 146674406, citing Common Burying Ground, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island, USA; Maintained by pMcP (contributor 48680380) . From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Line 7776 from GEDCOM File not recogniza Line 7776 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: SOUR @S01@ BIRTH: !GENEALOGY: Austin; 290-3 !BIRTH BIRTH: !GENEALOGY: Austin; 290-3 !BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Wilson, 5; "b. ab. 1674"; married "by Rev. Cotton Mather" Line 7902 from GEDCOM File not recogniza Line 7902 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: SLGC FAMC @01643227@ Line 7903 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: SOUR @S01@ | Dyer, Barrett (I312684225087)
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| 648 | Residences Date Location Record 19 Mar 1763 Westchester, New YorkWills 25 Feb 1764 Westchester, New YorkWills 8 Jan 1772 Bedford, Westchester,NYland (Conn v5) | Maynard, John (I312684221542)
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| 649 | Revolutionary War veteran, Tryon County Revolutionary War veteran, Tryon County Militia, First Regiment. A ranger under captain Winn during the Revolutionary War and on the roster of Oriskany heroes along with nephew, William Nelles. Simms refers to Fort Nellis "below St. Johnsville" and a story about a black man, probably a slave, who had made a small hickory cannon that Nellis refused to allow him to fire at the time of Johnson's invasion. "As early as 1783, Christian kept a tavern at Timmerman's Mill. In 1801, he added a stock of merchandise and kept a store." The entrance originally faced a road to the south between the river and the present route 5 but was changed to face north when the southern road was replaced by a railroad track. A member of the New York State Assembly representing Tryon County 1782-1783. Grist miller, local judge. Died of injuries (NFI). Christian Nellis married Christina Keyse Christian Nellis married Christina Keyser on 9 Dec 1760 and had 3 sons. (1734) (1734) | Nellis, Christian Jr (I312684220538)
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| 650 | SAMUEL Manning, Billerica, son of the s SAMUEL Manning, Billerica, son of the second William, freeman 1670, was selectman 1680, representative 1695 and 6, town clerk 6 years. Died 22 Feb. 1711, aged 66. Gender is generated Gender is generated BIRTH: 1. "Vital Records of Cambridge, BIRTH: 1. "Vital Records of Cambridge, Middlesex, MA to the End of the Year 1849," p. 461: Samuel MANNING, son of William and Dorothie, born July 21, 1644. MARRIAGE: 1. Clarence Torrey, "New England Marriages Prior to 1700," NEHGS CD: MANNING, Samuel (1644-1710) & 1/wf Elizabeth STEARNS (-1671); 13 Apr 1664; Watertown {Court Rec. 1:304; Reg. 106:147; Manning 127; Boddie 208; Morris-Converse 125; Stearns 1:23; Cross Anc. 156; Utah Gen. Mag. 20:147; Warner-Harrington 622} MANNING, Samuel (1644-1710) & 2/wf Abiel WIGHT (1654-); 6 May 1673; Billerica/Medfield/Cambridge {Reg. 46:184, 50:221; Manning 128; Morris-Converse 125; Tingley-Meyers 182; Mendell 20} DEATH: 1. "Vital Records of Billerica, Middlesex, MA to the End of the Year 1849," p. 377: Samuel MANNING, Ens., died Feb 22, 1710-11. [Samuel, age 67, G.R.1] MARRIAGE: New England Marriages: Prior t MARRIAGE: New England Marriages: Prior to 1700 (C. A. Torrey) p. 486 !BIRTH: FATHER: SPOUSE: MARRIAGE: CHILDR !BIRTH: FATHER: SPOUSE: MARRIAGE: CHILDREN: DEATH: Gustin and Carlisle Genealogy: Lester Carlisle Gustin: 1954: Vol 1 , Pg 287/9. ! SPOUSE: MARRIAGE: Genealogy-Boston and Eastern Massacusetts; William R.Cutter; 1908: Page 738. !SOURCES: The Manning Family Genealogy !SOURCES: The Manning Family Genealogy by Boyd, page 79 and 120, New Bedford, Massachusetts Library; Pages History of Cambridge; Billerica Vital Records to 1850, New Bedford, Massachusetts Library, page 128-129 and 131 and 331. Researched by Gertrude Clifton Pierce Nelson. !OTHER MARRIAGES: Samuel Manning married 1st Elizabeth Stearns on 13 April 1664. Elizabeth Stearns was born at Watertown, but date not recorded and she died June 24, 1671 at Braintree, Massachusetts. Samuel Manning married 2nd Abiel Wight May 6, 1673. Abiel was born 1 June 1654 at Bedfield, Massachusetts. She was living 3 Jul 1713 but the date of her death is unknown. All of Samuel Manning's descendants in Billerica of the succeeding generations were buried in the cemetery at the "Corner". !NOTES: (3rd Reference) Samuel Manning removed to Billerica, where the male lines have been represented continuously ever since. He was reared in his native town, and the superior educational facilities, which for that period of time, seemed to have improved his penmanship and every type of composition. In his mature years he showed that he had learned beyond the average. Samuel Manning served in many positions in his community, such as Sealer of Weights and Measures, Constable, Juryman, Assessor, Town Clerk, Tithing Man, Selectman and Representative to the General Court. He was a freeman of his colony. !Manning Family p.128; !Manning Family p.128; !SPOUSE-CHILD: "Descendants of James Bow !SPOUSE-CHILD: "Descendants of James Bowtell of Salem and Lynn" compiled by Donald Erlenkotter; 1635-1923; pg. 3; FHL bk.929.273 B688b (also film 1321123 item 3) !BAPTISM-ENDOWMENT-SEALING_PARENTS-SEALING_SPOUSE: Ancestral File !Source: Book Written by L. Don Bercht !Source: Book Written by L. Don Berchtold, "History of Don Merlin Grover and Jennette Morris Grover, Ancestors and Descendants, FHL Call No. US and Can, Book Area 929.273, G919Bδ. Ordinance Data taken from the IGI and statistical data from the Ancestrial File. This person is only related to me by marriage and so I will not research him/her further. Parents were William and Dorothy Manning. !1. Information source: Manning Gen. and !1. Information source: Manning Gen. and Gen. of Conn. 2. Husband Samuel md to (1) 13 Apr 1664. 3. Child # 2 Hannah md Ebenezer KING, 17 Dec 1699. 4. Child # 3 md (1) Elizabeth FRENCH. 5. Child # 4 md Josiah CROSBY, 2 Nov 1703. 6. Child # 5 md Samuel ROBINSON 23 Mar 1704. 7. Child # 6 md Daniel WALKER. 8. Child # 7 md Margaret EAGER, 8 Apr 1708. 9. Child # 8 Ephriam md Mary THOMPSON, 1710. 10. Child # 9 Elizabeth md (1) Peter FASSETT, 1 Feb 1711. 11. Child # 10 Timothy md (1) Susanna BOUTWELL, 10 DEc 1712. 12. Child # 11 Eliphelet md Rebecca FROST. 13. Child # 12 Abiel md Benjamin SHED. | Manning, Samuel (I312684223736)
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