Alma Frisbie (1798-1880) Waterbury, CT
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Alma Frisbie (1798-1880) Waterbury, CT
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Posted: 30 Mar 2009 5:29PM GMT |
Classification: Query
Surnames: Frisbie, Hoadley, Merrill, Tyler, Taylor
Esther Tyler, wife of Asa Hoadley could she be Esther Taylor?
According to the Hoadley genealogy (1894) the wife of Asa Hoadley (b. 1762 d. 1834) m. 7 April 1785 Esther Tyler at Waterbury, CT. The marriage record says that she is Esther Tyler d. of Abraham Tyler. Esther was b. 1761 and died 2 May 1837 at Waterbury. I haven’t been able to find a record of her birth that identifies her parents.
Could her last name be Taylor?
Son Artemas Hoadley (1791-1830) m. Alma FRISBIE (1798-1880) their daughter Eunice Almira Hoadley (1822-1894) m. Nathan F. MERRILL (1823-1909). They had a daughter, Ellen Taylor MERRILL, my great grandmother. My grandparents named their second daughter Ellen Taylor.
I haven’t been able to figure out where the Taylor came from, the only thing that makes sense is that it’s a family name. I know that there were TYLERs and TAYLORs in the New Haven, Connecticut area for many years. Can anyone shed some light on this?
Thanks.
According to the Hoadley genealogy (1894) the wife of Asa Hoadley (b. 1762 d. 1834) m. 7 April 1785 Esther Tyler at Waterbury, CT. The marriage record says that she is Esther Tyler d. of Abraham Tyler. Esther was b. 1761 and died 2 May 1837 at Waterbury. I haven’t been able to find a record of her birth that identifies her parents.
Could her last name be Taylor?
Son Artemas Hoadley (1791-1830) m. Alma FRISBIE (1798-1880) their daughter Eunice Almira Hoadley (1822-1894) m. Nathan F. MERRILL (1823-1909). They had a daughter, Ellen Taylor MERRILL, my great grandmother. My grandparents named their second daughter Ellen Taylor.
I haven’t been able to figure out where the Taylor came from, the only thing that makes sense is that it’s a family name. I know that there were TYLERs and TAYLORs in the New Haven, Connecticut area for many years. Can anyone shed some light on this?
Thanks.