[50277] Anna is said o be daughter of Samuel Davis (b. in 1721) & Susanna Grew (b. in 1725; m. 7 November 1743 in Falmouth, Barnstable Co., MA).
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Find A Grave Memorial 107926096 offers: "Joan Heath, daughter of Thomas (Hethe) Heath and Elizabeth de Mountford. She was buried in Thurston, Suffolk.
She married Nicholas Drury, they had at least three children: Roger Drury of Hawstead, Henry Drury of Ickworth & Elizabeth Drury."
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[9897] George owned the homestead farm of his parents near Freeburg. He m. (1) Elizabeth Buchtel (dau. of John Buchtel) and (2) Mary Brosius. He had ten children, seven by Elizabeth and three by Mary. He is probably the one of this name bapt. 27 March 1758 at Muhlbach Reformed Church, Lebanon Co., son of "Jacob Meyer and Susanna." See "Genealogy of the Meyer Family," Henry Meyer (Cleveland, Ohio: Lauer & Mattill, 1890), pp. 58-61.
[14778] William's marrriage record states he is son of Cyrus Moody and Vila Sikes. "Springfield Republican, 17 August 1904," p. 8: "William A Moody, 69, died at his home on South street yesterday morning after a few daysÂ’ illness with heart disease. Mr Moody was a veteran of the civil war and had served throughout the four years. He enlisted in Co F of the 27th Massachusetts regiment. Few soldiers experienced hardships so severe as those which Mr Moody underwent, and survived. He received a wound in the right leg, from which he never fully recovered, and suffered severely in both Libby and Andersonville prison. Mr Moody was born in this city and had lived in Northampton ever since the civil war. He was a plumber and worked 23 years for the firm of Eames & Sprague of Northampton. He was married in 1874 to Miss Julia Whitcomb, who survives him."
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[14554] Hazen Richardson (b. in VT) is listed in the 1860 federal census in Bethel, Windsor Co., VT. He is listed in the 1850 federal census in Stockbridge, Windsor Co., VT with wife Azubah and children Oscar F. (age 15), Henrietta P. (12), Alice E. (9) and Orson J. (6). "Vermont, Vital Records, 1760-1954" reports his parents are Moses Richardson and Patty Adams.
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Find A Grave memorial 46111425 in 2024 states Emeline was born 17 May 1825 in MA. She is daughter of Daniel Smith
(1796-1856) & Mary Stickney (1799-1883; m. 3 October 1822).
[35726] Name and information are from the unverified Sunseri tree in Ancestry.com in 2013. Find A Grave memorial 116665616 offers: "William Tryon, d. intestate of record Oct. 2, 1711 at Wethersfield, Conn. He was at least twice married. It is believed he m. 1) Mary Steele, dau. of Lieut. Samuel Steele and Mary Boosey, b. Dec. 5, 1652 at Farmington, Conn. Her death date is not of record. Betw. May 31, 1688 and Jan. 17, 1688/9, he m. Sarah (also called 'Saint') Robinson, dau. of Thomas and Mary Robinson of Guilford, Conn., and widow of Bezaleel Latimer of Wethersfield. She d. of record at Wethersfield Dec. 7, 1711. William had the following surviving children named in the Apr. 6, 1713 distribution of his estate at Wethersfield (in the order mentioned): sons Joseph (eldest), David, Thomas, Abel, Ziba and Abial; and daus. Sarah (Gillet) the eldest, Elizabeth (Hill), and Mabel. While son Abial, b. circa 1695, was the only surviving child by second wife Sarah, on June 4, 1699 William and Sarah's dau. Rachel was bapt. at the Wethersfield Church, but died before 1711."