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Re: Weymouth Ancestry

Bentleydog — 2009-09-24 03:04:25Z

Gene,

I have read the following note dated 8/29/09 and I would love to see the copy of Dorothy's birth certificate and marriage certificate. And anything else that you would like to share.

Your mother's mother I did find in Chicago and I have a fair amount of information. I have also been to North Sydney; and there are strong Southern connections in the family line.

I think you are a little confused about the Levi Weymouths. One tip which maybe you never realized; of course I will have to go back and check the birth certificates but your grandfather went by the name Edgar if my memory serves me right and your great grandfather the judge actually changed the order of his name after his father and grandfather died. It may have caused you confusion.

If you have the bible, does it give any ancestry info. I am pretty sure of the Weymouth lineage and was quite impressed with the Weymouth line overall.
Weymouth Street is not named after the judge; I just want you to know that. That has been verified. It was named after another Weymouth family member.

I will forward my fax number under special cover.

Re: Weymouth Ancestry

Bentleydog — 2009-09-23 21:51:05Z

Thank you for the information. The answer is yes to your question. I sent you an email.

Re: Weymouth Ancestry

hiomoose — 2009-08-30 16:27:34Z

Bentleydog.

Is this you Pamela?

Do you have more to share on the Weymouth research.

I posted another message 08/29/2009\re: Caroline Mary Weymouth aka. Carrie Emerson who died july 11/1858

Gene hiomoose@hotmail.com

Re: Weymouth Ancestry

hiomoose — 2009-08-29 15:27:54Z

swoodsum1 August 29, 2009

I would be interested in swapping email addresses with you and more information. I have some newspaper articles and birth certificates.

I am ...hiomoose@hotmail.com ...

I have a limited amount of information on my mother's side.

My mother was Dorothy Zibiah Weymouth, born in Brookline, MA 11/03/1898. Her authentic birth cert. indicates the following: Father Edgar Levi Weymouth born in Atlanta, GA and mother Emma Alice Morgan b. 1878 in North Sydney, Cape Breton Island Canada. Grand parents Wilson Morgan b. 1853 and wife Yibiah Morgan
However my parents marriage cert. says my grandfather was born in Portland, ME. (could very well be as the other people in the lineage are mostly from Maine) and grandmother born in Lynn, MA.? (Seems like this may not be true as I believe I have other info indicating the Cape Breton birthplace.)

My Grandfather’s father was Levi Eugene Weymouth b. 04/23/1845, in Portland, ME and his wife was Hattie A. Hawkes b. 02/17/1841, Hattie had a daughter also who was the married Mrs Mary Wood of 37 Waverly Street – Portland, MEGreat grandfather also Levi E. Weymouth and his wife Annie Bucknum Johnson b. 1822 in Falmouth, ME

My Great Grandfather Levi Eugene Weymouth was a practicing attorney at the age of 79 (1924) in Portland, ME and has Weymouth St named after him. He was an attorney also inFulton County, GA

I am also in possession of my grandfathers special bible with various notations in it.

Eugene L. Normand
514 Gohi Trail
Vonore, TN 37885

hiomoose@hotmail.com (H) 423-884-3598 Cell 603-380-2533

Re: Weymouth Ancestry

swoodsum1 — 2009-08-29 02:29:54Z

My husband's great grandmother is Carrie Emerson (Caroline Mary Weymouth), daughter of Capt. Levi Weymouth who died July 11, 1858. Levi Eugene Weymouth would be Carrie's brother. I'd appreciate any information you could share with us.

Re: Weymouth Ancestry

swoodsum1 — 2009-08-29 01:52:55Z

My husband's great grandmother was Carrie Emerson (Caroline Mary Weymouth) daughter of Capt. Levi Weymouth who died July 11, 1858 at 39 years of age. It has been told that he died of yellow fever in Cuba. Do you have any information about him? Also do you know the parents of Levi Weymouth who died in 1872? Having four Levi Weymouths, that I know of in the family, really confused me for a while.
I'd love to hear from you!

Re: Weymouth/Waymouth in the Bristol area UK.

janeweymouth — 2009-06-05 14:38:29Z

i have traced my husband's tree - he is Chris weymouth too- back to St. Augustine the Less, Bristol. Edward Weymouth married Susannah Symes from Yeovilton, and moved to London. He was a carpenter, his son Henry became a plumber. My father in law used to pronounce the family name Waymouth.

Re: Mathew weymouth M.s./ M.E.

mszalay — 2009-05-09 01:02:52Z

I am not sure if we have a connection. My Weymouth family immigrated from Portsea UK in 1835 to Launceston Tasmania. There were other Weymouth families who immigrated to South Australia. Let me know if you think we might have a link.
Margaret (May 2009)

Searching for the elusive widow Mary (Bazen) Weymouth late 1800's

MaryLouMatulevicius — 2009-01-07 14:02:24Z

I am looking for the wife of William Weymouth (1850-1870) She moved to New York and married a Arthur C. Wright in the late 1870's.
Any information would be appreciated. Thank you.

Re: Cynthia Weymouth/ Charles Burg- Montana

RoseShelton11 — 2008-09-24 01:28:52Z

Cynthia and Charles are my great grandparents. I have his Byron Birthday book given to him on his birthday January 8th, 1882. He was born in Frankfurt-am-Main Germany in 1849 and served in the Franco Prussian War. Her deserted the army and somehow got to Montana where he had a silver mine. Cynthia was born about 1860 in Bethel Vermont. At an early age, I think her parents died, and she moved to the mid west. It is curious that she met Charles in Chicago. I have a wonderful Christmas letter from to her sister Lillian write in 1885. I would love to hear from you. visit my site https://ems.resrunner.com/capecod You will see a picture of Cynthia Fulsom Weymouth Burg

Re: Weymouth

hiomoose — 2008-08-30 22:48:04Z

I am Eugene L Normand, born in Sanford, ME 10 Jan 1933 of Mother Dorothy Zebiah Weymouth and Joseph Oscar Normand.

My mother was born in 1898 in Brookline, MA; her mother was Emma Morgan born in Nova Scotia. My father was born in St. Norbert, Arthabaska Quebec in June 1898.

I have traced my father's lineage back to about 1562 in Perch, France. Have only been able to trace mother back to early 1800's.

QAny help will be appreciated. My Great , Great grandfather was a big judge I understand in Portland, ME I believe he originally lived in Lewiston, ME

Re: LOOKING FOR FLOYD WEYMOUTH

srwre — 2008-08-24 18:29:13Z

Orlo Weymouth is my father. Floyd Weymouth last I knew lived in Florida, and worked with the space program. He is a Doctor of Medican.

Mathew weymouth M.s./ M.E.

iunnamed — 2008-06-01 05:45:38Z

looking for family history

Weymouth/Waymouth in the Bristol area UK.

chrisweymouth58 — 2007-12-27 17:15:33Z

Hi,
I have an extensive line of both Weymouth and Waymouths going back to the 1700's in the Bristol/Bath area of Uk and wonder if anyone has any connections?
Regards
Chris weymouth

Weymouth/Waymouth in Bristol UK

chrisweymouth58 — 2007-12-27 17:04:14Z

I am descended from an extensive line of We(a)ymouths in the Bristol and Bath areas of Uk , does anyone have any connections in this area?.
Regards
Chris Weymouth

Re: Weymouth DNA Project

dweymouth1 — 2007-11-17 00:02:17Z

Hi Kim,

Thanks for the note re your Weymouth link. Since the Weymouths are not in your paternal line, I don't think that I can use your Weymouth/Brewer DNA information.

Your GGrandmother wasn't Rosella Weymouth, who married James Brewer, was she?

Thanks again for the interest.

David Weymouth

Re: Weymouth DNA Project

kimp97 — 2007-11-05 13:10:54Z

Hi David,

My name is Kim Parks and my Great-grandmother was a Weymouth she married a Brewer. I joined the DNA project for the Brewer family line a number of years ago would that information be of any interest to you?

blessings,

Kim
kimp97@msn.com

EVA WEYMOUTH/ BORN IN ME 1902

mjdma — 2007-09-25 01:30:45Z

I have information re Eva Weymouth who lived in Hallowell, ME.

mthais2

Re: Nicholas Weymouth

2006-05-29 01:11:42Z

Hello Shirley,

I noticed that you had some questions (dated in 2001) about someone named Nicholas Weymouth.

I am curious as to how much you know about this person. I grew up in Maine (southern / midcoast region) and when I was a child, we found a gravestone deep in the woods behind our house. It has been decades since I saw it, so I don't remember much. But I do remember that it was the grave of someone named Nicholas Weymouth, and at least one date on the stone was in the 1800s. There was also an iron post next to the grave, which I believe was from the American Legion, so I assume he had been a soldier.

The last time I was out there, the gravestone had fallen over and was very difficult to find. At this point, decades later, it might be nearly impossible. But my family has always wondered who Nicholas Weymouth was and why he was buried so far away from any houses or roads.

Any information you might be able to add would be greatly appreciated. Likewise, if you'd like I can try to contact my brother and sister for information as well. They were children at the time too, but they may remember more than I do (a middle name, or actual dates, etc).

Please respond via email, since I don't normally follow these boards.

David Eldridge
davide@maine.edu

Re: Any Texas or Colorado Weymouths out there?

2006-08-21 03:55:16Z

Elaine,

Have you checked Adams Co, Miss for Weymouth. An antebellum home there is called Weymouth Hall. Call 1-800-647-6742 (this is Natchez Pilgrimage Garden Club) and ask if the can tell you anything about it.

Carolyn

Re: Weymouth family history - Tasmania, Australia

2005-03-15 00:49:10Z

My family comes from Adelaide and from a lady who was doing our family history I met in 1985 in Adeliade I believe they were some of the first settlers in 1840's.
My grandfathers name was Kevin and lived in Adelaide and died early 1960's and had 3 sons one of whom was adoptede and Ross and my father Grant deseased 1973.

Any clues as to who may have the tree??

Cheers

Jay

Weymouth DNA Project

dweymouth|MA231859 — 2007-03-06 19:55:52Z

Several months ago I volunteered to administer the Weymouth Surname Project as part of FamilyTreeDNA's program. I had my DNA tested and created a Weymouth DNA site to encourage others to participate. I have been disappointed that no other Weymouth/Waymouth has joined the project. We need more Weymouths to join in order for us to get a full understanding of Weymouth family history.

Please take a look at the project at the following website and consider joining if you can.

www.familytreedna.com/public/weymouth

David Elliott Weymouth
Rio Rancho, NM
David@Weymouths.com

PS: I have no economic interest in this project. I am just acting as a volunteer project administrator.

Re: Any Texas or Colorado Weymouths out there?

ERandall9461 — 2006-08-21 11:00:36Z

Thanks Carolyn.....these folks were from New Orleans for sure and before that from Maine.....still I'm curious about the place in Natchez.

Re: Bill Weymouth

zeero — 2006-04-11 18:18:04Z

I have a Bill (William) Weymouth in my family who was in the military, but I don't have many details. I know he was at Fort Leavenworth at some point and he would have been 35 in 1942 so this may be to old to match your photo. Let me know what you think.
Thanks, Claricia Mize

Weymouth and Cartlidge families in Shawnee Co. Kansas.

zeero — 2005-05-14 17:12:53Z

Looking for descendants of George Weymouth and Alice Cartlidge Weymouth, also Edward T. Cartlidge and Helen (Nettie) Weymouth Cartlidge. George and Nettie were children of William and Susannah Weymouth, both born in Topeka Kansas. I believe Edward and Alice were children of Edward J. and Martha O. Cartlidge.
George and Alice were living in Colfax Co. New Mexico in about 1895. Any info is appreciated.

Re: Shadrack and George Weymouth

zeero — 2005-05-13 02:01:28Z

Heather,I have some info regarding Shadrack and George.The notes I have were written over 25 years ago by my great uncle William Weymouth.I have tried on a few occasions to piece together what he had hand written.I have George born 29 Aug.1749 Rockingham Co. N.H.Son of Shadrack,brother of Capt. James Weymouth.Married 24 March 1774 to Hulda(?)Folsom.As best I can read my uncle list as referance,"The Genesis of the United States" by Alexander Brown,P 355. I have quite a bit more,so if you want send me an e mail.

Weymouth Ancestry

hiomoose — 2005-07-06 14:42:35Z

I am the son of Dorothy Zebiah Weymouth, b.11/03/1898;d.01/16/1973.
daughter of Edgar Levi Weymouth - d. 12/29/1939 in Lowell, MA.; Mother - Emma Morgan b. 1878 Cape Breton, N.S.
Edgars parents were:
Levi Eugene Weymouth (a judge in Portland, ME for many years - have articles about him and street in Portland named after him.) b. 04/23/1845
Mother is Hattie A. Hawkes, b. 02/17/1841 Windham, ME; d. feb, 1923 - Westbrook, ME

E.J. WEYMOUTH m Mary Medora STRODE 1871

millicent64 — 2006-11-18 17:20:13Z

They were married, prob. in Virginia, in 1871 and had 2 sons: Aubrey and Grayson. Mary Medora was born in 1846/47 and died in 1898 in Richmond, VA. She is buried in the Hollywood Cemetery there. Am interested to know if there are any descendants. Many thanks in advance.

Family of Clarence and Alice Effie Hackney Weymouth

pdominie1 — 2005-07-11 23:46:10Z

Looking for any information of the family of Clarence and Alice Effie Hackney Weymouth, children Harry and Raymond, found in 1910 - 1920 in St. Paul, Minn.

Re: Shadrack Weymouth

susandaniel51 — 2006-06-27 22:19:31Z

Re: Any Texas or Colorado Weymouths out there?

susandaniel51 — 2006-06-27 22:19:31Z

many thanks-- I don't think they're connected directly to any of my Weymouths, but quite possible there's a connection further back in New England as there were very many of them for a couple of centuries!

Re: Ruth E Weymouth book--look up?

susandaniel51 — 2006-06-27 22:19:31Z

Yes, this is the DC Weymouth and Flora Fraser connection I'm looking for--although I wonder why there is no son named Harry in the 1885 Texas census which shows them and his daughter Edith from his first marriage? I'd love any other info it has about him--I was unable to find ANY Weymouth listed in 1920 or 1930 census, but if he died in 1919 that would explain it! Also, is there anything in there about DC's first marriage, to Elisa Aulsebrook in Jefferson WI in 1873, and birth of daughter Edith in 1874? He m. Flora in 1878 and immediately left for Texas, taking his young daughter with him--I assumed that meant she had died, but nope, she turns up in both 1920 and 1930 census as spinster teacher in Denver living with--surprise!--her own mother, who remarried a William Sherrick of PA in 1883 in Colorado. Obviously a scandal and/or a mystery behind this one! I also found Flora, a widow living with half sister in MA in 1920 census and 'working out' as a domestic. any info gratefully accepted!

Re: Ruth E Weymouth book--look up?

susandaniel51 — 2006-06-27 22:19:31Z

Many thanks--strange that she has Edith living w/mother in 1880 census because I found her living with DC and Flora, same census in Frio Co? No date for death of DC, but if Harry was helping support mother and sister Edith's education (which would indicate she was living with them at one time, wouldn't it?) it would seem likely that his father was already dead by 1900?

Would you mind checking the Weymouth book index for two other bits?
-to see if there is a Daniel Riddle Weymouth listed at all? There's a grave in Jefferson WI with this name and dates 1903-1937 but no death certificate there, indicating he died somewhere else and was brought to family plot in WI. Also odd DC didn't name his son, if it was the only one, Daniel--a family tradition for three generations. Harry and Apple-- must be Fraser family names, as they don't turn up anywhere in our Weymouth lineage.
-to see what info it has about Cynthia Weymouth (sister of DC) who m. Charles Burg in North Dakota in 1880 and lived in Montana until death in 1901--specifically anything about her children Ernestine and Kate Sephronia; also if it gives dates for birth /death of Charles Copeland Burg, aka Copeland, who was a well known artist.Family source gives quite diff. dates than artist bio on website!

again, thanks so much!1

Re: Ruth E Weymouth book--look up?

susandaniel51 — 2006-06-27 22:19:31Z

Thanks a lot--I've got all the stuff on DFW and all the other sibs except DC and not much on Cynthia--

cocks

pink2882 — 2007-02-16 00:09:32Z

Hi Peter,

I saw on your post the name cocks that is my families surname do you have any info.

Natasha (pink2882@hotmail.co.uk)

Frances (Cunningham) Weymouth, born 1886, wife of Ralph, lived Chicago & Winnebago Co, IL

margerice1 — 2005-03-06 04:42:19Z

I have an original studio photograph of Frances (Cunningham) Weymouth, taken August 1902 in Rockford, IL which I would like to get back to family members. Photo shows her about age 16. 1920 census of Chicago shows her age 34, wife of Ralph W. Weymouth, with children Emerson C. & Marcia/Maria.

If this is your family, email me at margerice@prodigy.net.

Bill Weymouth

srweather — 2005-12-16 22:17:23Z

Seeking information on Bill possibly William Weymouth. I have in possession old miliatry photo of him from about 1941/42 while stationed at San Diego. He was a corporal at the time and is in the picture with my husband's grandfather who was in the marines and shipped out from SF to the Pacific. Would love to find out more about Bill and hand over a copy of the picture to his family.

RE: Melissa

suesmall2566 — 2006-07-06 02:41:21Z

John Hanson Weymouth born August 29, 1811, Freeman, ME, probably died Fort Collins, CO, but did not show in Cem. Records. Married in Kingfield, ME Nov 25, 1838 to Sophia F. Seymouth born 1822 Freeman, ME, died Los Angeles, CA Feb. 4, 1907, daughter of Samuel and Francis (Norton). The first born was Melissa born 1840 Married April 20, 1862, Peru, ME. to Lewis (Webster) Wetzler?

This information comes from the Weymouth Family History By Ruth Ella Weymouth. Let me know if I can help you any further.
Sue

P.S. Florence L. would be a niece of Melissa, as Levi Norton Weymouth was Melissa's brother.

Re: Ruth E Weymouth book--look up?

suesmall2566 — 2006-07-06 02:41:21Z

Are you looking for the son of Daniel C. and Flora Mary Fraser? In the Weymouth Family History Book by Ruth Ella Weymouth There is a son named Harry Appleton or Appleby born Nov 7, 1880 In San Antonio Texas, died Jan 24, 1919 in Greenfield, MA, M. October 3, 1911 Springfiled MA to Nellie C. Barrett. There is a little more written about him but I won't go into more detail until I know this is the one you are looking for.

Sue

Re: Ruth E Weymouth book--look up?

suesmall2566 — 2006-07-06 02:41:21Z

Re: Ruth E Weymouth book--look up?

suesmall2566 — 2006-07-06 02:41:21Z

The father to your DC was Daniel Folsum Weymouth. He was married 4 times, the first wife's name was Mary Riddle Blodgett, she was the daughter of Benjamin and Mary (Riddle) Blodgett. That must be where the Riddle name came from. Rebecca was born Sept. 19, 1823 in Randolph, Vt. and is only listed as dying before 1860. The first child of Daniel and Rebecca, Mary Rebecca, born July 22, 1844 in Randolph, VT. died Feb. 15, 1914 in Canada, burried in WI. Her third child was Daniel Weymouth, born Jan 30, 1870, married in Lewiston, MT to Ione Hoffman, they had 5 children: One child looks to be Dorothy, married to Don Wade, residing in Hollywood, CA, having two sons; then Elizabeth, Ruth, Grace and Daniel Weymouth Jr. You might check Montana, dates sound like he could be their son, he would have been the gr. grandson of Daniel Folsum Weymouth, but there is nothing further on him in the book, it seems if she (Ruth Ella) had any more information on him she would have written it.
I hope you are not confused by all of this. Daniel C. Weymouth is listed as the 4th child of Daniel Folsum and Mary Riddle Blodgett.

Cynthia was the 3rd child born about 1848, married Charles Burg, 3 children, Ernestine married Adelbert Alderson and had 3 children, Adelbert. Lawrence and Margaret; Charles Copeland; and Kitty. That is all she gives for information.

Hope this helps.
Sue

Ann Weymouth married James Wearne 1708 St Erth Cornwall

eehoop — 2007-02-06 10:00:25Z

I am descended from Ann Weymouth who married James Wearne on 11 Oct 1708 in St Erth, Cornwall. According to the Phillimore transcripts, Ann was 'of Penrin' - now Penryn. There were Weymouth families in St Buryan & St Levan. Can anyone throw any light on this Ann Weymouth's forebears or family? Any help gratefully received. Thanks, Jean.

RE: Florence L.

journeyintolife128 — 2005-08-13 08:56:56Z

I have run across Lewis Wetzler in my research of this last name in Co. My Grandparents: Edward L. and Alice Rosa Wetzler(Wetsler) were in/near Dora, Co. Btwn: 1890 - 1893 where an aunt and uncle were born, likely while visiting family. E. L. and Alice Rosa lived in IA. as Farmers. E. L. was born in Illinois 1862. His parents: Emanuel and Elizabeth Wetzler were originally from PA. and Ohio.
Would like to know if these folks are related. It would fill in link to as why my aunt and uncle were born in Co.
Thank You.

Weymouth / O'Donald in Minnestoa after 1893

JudyHall97 — 2005-01-28 04:18:40Z

Subject: Weymouth
Looking for Elizabeth O'Donald Weymouth b. abt. 1852 in Ohio,
Married Basil O'Donald, Indiana, moved to Caney,Kansas, moved to Meade Co.where he died . Married Daniel Weymouth in Bates, Mo., 7 Aug 1893. Some of this
is guess work. We know she moved to Minesota in later years. Has a grandaughter by the name of Elizabeth Weymouth. Would love any help,
Thanks, Judy

Weymouth Ancestry

Bentleydog — 2006-08-19 14:31:30Z

Levi E. Weymouth of Portland Maine is my great great grandfather.

As a clarification to a note posted by Eugene Normand on July 2005:

Weymouth Street was not named after Levi E. Weymouth in Portland, Maine but for his grandfather Levi N. Weymouth who was the keeper of the alms house in Portland for over 20 years. Levi E. Weymouth was born in his grandfather's house on Parris Street.

Weymouth Street is situated where the former alms house in Portland used to be located. A written obituary at the time of Levi E. Weymouth's death confirms the above details and confirms the relationship to my grandmother Dorothy Zibiah Weymouth Normand and my mother Marie Normand Vaccaro.

There are many other facts detailed in this document which may be of interest to others researching Levi E. Weymouth or his ancestors. Please let me know if I can assist in your search.

Looking for foster sister

jetta0001 — 2005-04-21 05:57:44Z

Foster sister before her adoption was Angela Weymouth. She was adopted around the year 1976 around the age of 12. My name is Georgetta and we were in foster care together with the Phillips family in Licking County Ohio. I believe she had brothers named Ernie and Leslie and were from Columbus Ohio. Angie may have been adopted into the Plank or the Winters family. You can contact me by email at jetta0001@yahoo.com.

Julia Weymouth

unilover36 — 2006-06-23 08:09:08Z

I am looking for any information on a Julia Weymouth that married a Jessie Farrington. I have no location or year, but I would be greatful for any help at all.

Julia Weymouth b) 1842 Maine

unilover36 — 2006-06-23 08:09:08Z

I am looking for any information about siblings or parents of Julia Weymouth.
Born: c 1842 Kennebeck County, Maine
Married: Jesse Farrington -- 14 September 1862 Kennebeck Co. Maine
Died: 8 December 1923 Marion Co, Oregon

Household: 1880 Census -- Lewiston, Androscoggin, Maine

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Jesse FARRINGTON Self M Male W 45 ME Laborer ME ME
Julia FARRINGTON Wife M Female W 38 ME Keeping House ME ME
Carrie FARRINGTON Dau S Female W 17 ME Works In Cotton Mill ME ME
Hattie FARRINGTON Dau S Female W 15 ME Works In Cotton Mill ME ME
Frank FARRINGTON Son S Male W 9 ME ME ME

This is all the information I have on Julia. Anyone with any other information, please let me know. EMAIL: unicorn62@alltel.net

Looking for info. on Nathan Weymouth born:1820

jdswett — 2005-05-11 01:02:56Z

Looking for information on a Nathan Weymouth who was born around 1820 and married a Nancy Sidelinger. They lived in Patten, ME. and had children by the names of Frank, Nathan Jr. & Lucinda or Clara.

Moses Weymouth m. Damaris Wright

woolybooger1 — 2005-08-28 23:52:59Z

Found this info in NEHGS; The New England Historical & Genealogical Register, 1847-1994; Vol. 74, page 43; Master Tate's Diary:
"Mr. Moses Weymouth who Married Damaris Wright.
Hannah Weymouth Born Jan. 24, 1754
Deborah Mar. 17, 1756.
Sarah Nov. 18, 1758.
Mary June 2. 1761.
Joshua Nov. 2. 1764
John Wright Mar. 22. 1767.
Moses May 1770.
Lydia"

Thought this might help someone. Good luck.