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Obed and Sarah (Dyer) Emery 5114 OBADIAH EMERY m. 1 November 1768 LYDIA EMERY d. 17 January 1778. He d. 23 January 1782

5115 SARAH EMERY m. 25 October 1770 Biddeford, York, Maine BENJAMIN HOOPER JR. (#5130) d. 14 April 1802 Biddeford, Maine She d. 10 July 1829 Biddeford, Maine

5116 MARGARET EMERY m. 10 November 1768 Biddeford, York, Maine SNELL WINGATE

5118 MARY EMERY m. 10 May 1772 JEREMIAH HILL JR. b. 1747 d. 1820 s/o Jeremiah and Mary (Smith) Hill. He is said to have raised a company for three year's service during the Revolutionary War. His company joined the regiment of Col. Vose at West Point, and was at the surrender of Burgoyne, October 1777. He resigned his commission at the end of a year and returned home. In 1799, he was appointed Adjutant General of the State forces on the Penobscot River; collector of Customs for the district of Saco, 1799-1809; member of Massachusetts Legislature six consecutive terms; received the honorable degree of M.A. from Harvard College, 1787. It is said he commanded a company at the battle of Bunker Hill.

5119 DANIEL EMERY m. 1776 Biddeford, York, Maine HANNAH DESHON. He d. 18 June 1788

5120 REBECCA SCAMMON EMERY m. February 1784 Wells, Maine JONATHAN JACOBS.

5122 RALPH EMERY m. September 1786 Biddeford, York, Maine OLIVE FOSS d. April 1838. He enlisted for twelve months in April 1778 and joined at Fishkill, Capt. Lane's Co., Col. Ichabod Alden's Regiment. He d. 24 July 1830

Dominnicus and Rebecca (Smith) Scammon
5129 ELIZABETH SCAMMON m. 24 August 1762 Col. THOMAS CUTTS of Indian Island, Saco, Maine He d. 11 January 1803

James and Mary (Scammon) Emery 5135 JAMES EMERY m. 12 March 1795 CATHERINE FREETHY of York, Maine b. 17 October 1771 d. 9 September 1855 He d. Buxton, Maine 6 March 1840

5136 JOSHUA EMERY m. 1796 Portland, Cumberland, Maine MARTHA FREEMAN. resided in Portland, Maine He d. 1858 Portland, Cumberland, Maine OLIVE STAPLES d. 27 December 1809; m 2) 1810 Portland, Cumberland, Oregon EUNICE SCAMMON. He d. 29 October 1825

5138a SAMUEL EMERY m. 2 December 1819 SOPHIA WEBSTER b. 16 July 1790 d. February 1877 d/o Rev. Nathaniel Webster. He d. 15 January 1862

5140 NATHANIEL EMERY m. 1 December 1808 PHILADELPHIA N. RANKIN b. 28 June 1789 Wells, Maine He d. 19 October 1871

5141 LYDIA EMERY m. 1807 Biddeford, York, Maine THOMAS DODGE resided Portland, Maine

Ebenezer and Alia (Polk) Emery 5141a SUSAN H. EMERY m. WILLIAM FAIRFIELD

5143 JOHN P. EMERY m. 8 June 1817 POLLY SMITH b. 10 April 1795 Hollis, Maine d. 3 November 1881. He d. 18 April 1861

Thomas and Hannah (Harmon) Emery 5145 NATHANIEL EMERY 9 February 1800 Sarborough, York, Maine [Scarboro, Cumberland, Maine] JANE HARMON b. 27 February 1781 d/o John and Mary (Carl) Harmon

5146 THOMAS EMERY m. 4 October 1799 Sarborough, York, Maine MARY WOODMAN b. 4 October 1799 d. 20 October 1856. Farmer and lumberman; a prominent citizen of his town selectman of Buxton and sheriff of York co., Maine He d. 27 August 1858

13029 MARK P. EMERY b. 11 February 1817; m. 1 January 1846 Portland, Cumberland, Maine MARY S. SMITH d/o Ezera and Maria (Burliegh) Smith. Prominent in business relations in Portland , in shipping, the lumber business, import trade and real estate; director of the First National Bank and Trustee of Maine Savings Bank; director of the Maine Steamboat Co.; Alderman of the City and chairman of the committee of the fire department; an influential and universally respected citizen

5149 SALLY EMERY m. 14 May 1807 ALEXANDER JOSE b. Buxton, Maine 11 December 1780 d. 22 September 1868. She d. 11 March 1833

5150 JOHN EMERY m. 10 June 1813 Hollis Center, York, Maine [6 June 1813 Lyman, York, Maine HANNAH LOCKE of Hollis, Maine d. 29 May 1849. He was a citizen greatly respected in his town and regarded with deep affection in the church in which he was a leading member. He d. 19 December 1868

5151 JOSEPH D. EMERY m. 10 March 1813 Sarborough, Cumberland, Maine ABIGAIL MOULTON b. 26 January 1792, m 2) Nathan D. Rice, d. 12 October 1874 [Moulton Genealogy says 25 May 1875] d/o Joseph and Catherine (Jamison) Moulton. He d. 15 November 1847.

5152 ISAAC EMERY m. 12 July 1819 Buxton, York, Maine FAITHSAVAGE BIGELOW d. 27 November 1826 d/o Amos and Lucy (Savage) Bigelow.; m 2) 2 May 1827 Buxton, York, Maine SARAH SPRING d. February 1876. He d. 3 July 1875 Boston, Massachusetts

5153 PETER EMERY m. 17 January 1820 ELIZA SANDS b. 15 February 1800 d. 14 November 1882 d/o Samuel and Mehitable (Dunnell) Sands. He d. 2 March 1877

Joseph and Mary (Belcher) Tarbox 5156 DANIEL TARBOX m. 30 September 1762 ALICE HOOPER d. 20 October 1805 aet 93 Biddeford, Maine He d. 23 June 1831 Biddeford, Maine

5164 ELIEZER TARBOX m. 4 March 1781 PHEBE STACKPOLE

Benjamin and Abigail (Emery) Tarbox 5182 CARROLL/CARY TARBOX m. 22 October 1801 Biddeford, Maine ELIZABETH HODGEDON d. 8 August 1850 Hollis, York, Maine He d. 23 November 1847 Hollis, York, Maine

Zachariah and Esther (Stevens) Emery 5202 ZACHARIAH EMERY m. 25 June 1778 Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts MARY LEMON. resided in Temple, New Hampshire He marched from Temple, New Hampshire. to Cambridge on the alarm of 19 April 1775, and was gone 14 days; afterwards he enlisted for eight months service in Capt. Towne's Co., Col. J. Reed's Reg. In 1776 he went on an Alarm to Ticonderoga; signed the "Association Test" and 1780 he marched to Coos when Royalston was burnt; selectman, 1771; constable 1773.

5204 AMOS EMERY m. LUCRETIA MORSE b. 8 April 1753 d. 15 May 1821 d/o Jonathan and Phoebe (Keyes) Morse. Removed from Temple to Dublin, New Hampshire March 1778; signed the agreement to the Declaration of Independence 1 June 1776; served in Capt. Abijah Smith's Co., Col. Baldwin's Reg. Sep to December 1766 in N Virginia.; member of the House for the sessions of 1779-80; delegate from Dublin to the Constitutional Convention, 28 March 1781; selectman 1781 and 1784. He d. Dublin 2 November 1827

5205 ESTHER EMERY m. 4 [24] February 1773 Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts NATHANIEL [NATHAN] CONANT b. 1743 Townsend, Massachusetts s/o John and Sarah (Farrar) Conant.

5208 SARAH EMERY m. 233 August 1781 Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts LEVI PROCTER s/o Cotton and Tabitha Procter b. April 1758 Chelmsford, Massachusetts d. October 1845. She d. 20 October 1802

5209 JOHN EMERY m. pub. 19 August 1780 Townsend, York, Maine RUTH SANDERS of Lunenburg, Massachusetts d. 1 February 1857 aet 92 He was selectman of his town for nine years. He d. 13 March 1828 Townsend, Massachusetts

5210 LUCY EMERY m. 4 July 1782 Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts DANIEL CAMPBELL; m 2) 19 November 1789 Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts DAVID ELLIOT d. 4 January 1893 he was at the battle of Bunker Hill in the hottest of the fight; his gun becoming hot, he threw it away and took the gun of one who had been killed and used up his ammunition. This gun he kept to the day of his death. Moderator and selectman, 1788, selectman again, 1790. She d. 23 July 1846

5211 SAMUEL EMERY m. 31 January 1789 Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts OLIVEJAQUITH d. 8 October 1832d/o Ebenezer and Esther (French) Jacquith. Lived near Gilmore Pond Jaffery, New Hampshire He d. 12 January 1836.

5212 WILLIAM EMERY m. 1789 Jaffery, Cheshire, New Hampshire MARY STANLEY d. 2 June 1827 d/o Samuel and Sybil (Page) Stanley; m 2) 1829 Jaffery, Cheshire, New Hampshire. LUCY ___ d. 29 July 1858. Settled in Jaffery, New Hampshire He d. 16 July 1840.

5213 LEVI EMERY m. 6 January 1772 Bloomfield, Maine MINDWELL IRELAND d. 15 April 1857. He d. 22 April 1857 Bloomfield, Maine Revolutionary War Service.

John and Mary (Munroe) Emery 5220 MARY MUNROE EMERY m. 15 November 1772 Acton, Massachusetts DAVID WILLIAMHUTCHINS b. 25 March 1746 Chelmsford, Massachusetts d. 20 January 1822 New Portland, Maine s/o Samuel and Marcy (Williams) Hutchins. She d. 11 July 1845 New Portland, Maine Both are buried E. New Portland, Cemetery.

5221 JOHN EMERY m. 9 January 1786 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts DEBORAH COLBURN [COBURN] of Darcut, Massachusetts b. 1763 d. 23 June 1853. His Revolutionary War service spanned more than four years, starting with his enlistment on 28 April 1775 in Capt. Abishai Brown's Co., Col John Nixon's 5th Regiment of Massachusetts Militia, in which he served for three months and eleven days including at the Battle of Bunker Hill. On 4 February 1776 he marched with Capt. Asahel Wheeler's Co., Col. John Robinson's Regiment, in which he remained for one month and twenty-eight days. Between 29 April 1777 and 31 December 1779 he appears to have been enlisted in the Continental Army continuously. He enlisted in Capt. Simon Hunt's Cop., Col. Ebenezer Brook's Regiment, and subsequently served in Capt. William Toogood's Co., Col. Thomas Nixon's Regiment. He was at the surrender of Buroyne at Saratoga on 17 October 1777 and the assault by Gen. Anthony Wayne at Stoney Point, New York, on 16 July 1779. In 1779 he was in Capt. Thomas Barn's Light Infantry Co. of Col. Nixon's Regiment. His service between 1 January and 21 December 1780, when he was in Capt. Abel Holden's Co. of Nixon's Regiment. He was taken Prisoner on 3 February 1780 and remained a prisoner at N Virginia for over ten months. Although official records seem vague on his having still been enlisted so late, it is said that he was at the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown on 19 October 1781. By this time however, he was also on tax rolls in Canaan, Maine He d. 26 February 1848 Canaan, Maine

5222 SAMUEL EMERY m. 26 April 1782 Carlisle, Middlesex, Massachusetts REBECCA WHEELER b. 6 March 1752 Acton, Massachusetts d. 30 September 1825 Ripley, Maine d/o John and Hannah (Procter) Wheeler; m. 2) 4 October 1826 HANNAH BOSTON widow of Reuben Boston d. 23 May 1854 aet 84.

He enlisted on 24 April 1775 as Private on Capt. Abishai Brown's Co., Col. John Nixon's 5th Regiment, for three and a half months. His service that year included action at the battle of Bunker Hill on 17 June 1775. On 30 September 1775, Samuel was reported sick and absent, but by 4 February 1776 he was again marching out in Capt. Asahel Wheeler's Co., Col. John Robinson's Reg. He returned by 27 February 1776. On 1 April 1777 he enlisted in Capt. William Toogood's 5th Co. of Col. Thomas Nixon's 6th Regiment of the Continental Army. On. 1 August 1777 he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. Thereafter he participated in the Battle of Saratoga. He remained in the Army through the next two and half years until his honorable discharge on 1 April 1780. He was in camp near Peekshill,NY on 16 February 1779, at Highlands in May 1779, and at Peekshill, reported sick, in September 1779. By November 1779 he was in Capt. Benjamin Heywood's Co. of Col. Nixon's Regiment. He was honorably discharged "at a place called Soldier's Fortune, near West Point.

Samuel and his first wife are buried in the W. Ripley Cemetery. He d. 9 October 1836.

5224 JOSEPH EMERY m. 1791 Acton, Middlesex, Massachusetts ELIZABETH MASON d. 26 May 1838 aet 80. Went to Bloomfield, Maine He d. 17 March 1842

Daniel and Jane (__) EMERY 5232 JANE EMERY m. 1778 Temple, Hillsboro, New Hampshire JOHN START b. c. 1778 s/o George and Mary (Tucker) Start. Revolutionary War Capt. Towne & Briant Co.'s. She c. c. 1824.

5233 DANIEL EMERY b. 6 Dec. 1756 Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts m. 18 June 1780 ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH. b. 20 September 1757 d. 23 October 1783 d/o Thomas and Elizabeth (Davis) Farnsworth;

m 2) 6 June 1786 HANNAH BATES of Jaffery, New Hampshire b. 26 October 1765 d. 1852 New York d/o Joseph and Phoebe (Powers) Bates.

He removed to Jaffery, New Hampshire 1776, Rockingham, Vermont in 1801 and afterwards to Walpole, New Hampshire; was probably in Capt. James Hosely's Co. of Townsend, Massachusetts at the time of the battle of Lexington and was in service from 19 April to 27 April 1775, and was probably commissioned Lt. in Capt. Thomas Warren's Co. of the 6th Middlesex Reg. He d. 5 March 1826 Waypole, New Hampshire

5234 BETSEY EMERY m. 1783 Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts ALEXANDER MILLIKEN d. 9 October 1811. He kept a public house in Jaffery, New Hampshire at the foot of the Monadnock Mountain. She d. 9 May. 1823

5235 NOAH EMERY m. ELIZABETH PHILBRICK b. 18 July 1762 d. 13 February 1813 of spotted fever; m 2)15 June 1815 Grafton, Vermont LUCY ROBINSON. Possibly Rev. War Service. He d. 9 August 1837 Wyoming, New York

5237 ASA EMERY m. 1793 MARY RIDER of Grafton, Vermont b. 30 August 1771 d. 1849 Pike, Wyoming, New York. Went to Pike, Wyoming, New York. Made the first brick in the county; assisted in starting the first Methodist church in Pike. He d. 14 April 1860 in Pike, Wyoming, New York.

Ebenezer and Elizabeth (Emery) Butterfield 5242 ELIZABETH BUTTERFIELD m. 1784 Capt. OLIVER BAILEY of Dunstable, Massachusetts b. 17 September 1763 d. 24 September 1829. She d. 10 March 1842.

5243 REUBEN BUTTERFIELD m. 13 February 1792 JANE WHITNEY of Dunstable, New Hampshire; m 2) pub. 29 December 1823 ELIZABETH HARDY. He d. 1 December 1857

5244 JOSEPH BUTTERFIELD, m. MARY HASTINGS. He was the first a Baptist minister, then a physician and afterwards a Universalist minister.

5245 MARY BUTTERFIELD m. ELIPHALET JENNINGS. She d. 19 January 1851

5246 SARAH BUTTERFIELD m. pub. 27 March 1799 OLIVER WRIGHT. She d. 4 February 1862

Samuel and Mary (Green) Emery 5247 MARY EMERY m. 1795 Dublin, Cheshire, New Hampshire BENJAMIN GOWING of Dublin, Cheshire, New Hampshire Went to Vermont and afterwards to New York

5249 SARAH EMERY m. 1777 Rockingham, Windham, Vermont SAMUEL RAYMENTON

5251 ZACHARIAH EMERY m. 14 January 1805 BETSEY EMERY (#13192) d. 13 January 1860. Removed to Rockingham, Vermont then to Belfast, New York where he d. 28 March 1853

5252 Josiah EMERY m. 26 April 1806 Rockingham, Windham, Vermont ESTHER RAYMENTON d. 13 October 1844. He d. 29 September 1844. resided Rockingham, Vermont

5256 JOHN EMERY m. 17 February 1817 LUCINDA TARBELL of Chester, Vermont b. 5 October 1796. "On 8 October 1839 I (Cyrus P.), with my father John Emery, my mother...their children...started across N Virginia from Moriah to Buffalo with two covered wagons and two pair of horses. At Buffalo the wagons, horses, and the family were taken on board a steamboat and traversed Lake Erie to Toledo where we left the boat and started northwest out of Ohio into Michigan. We traveled west across the state, crossing the northwest corner of Indiana. Then into Illinois to Chicago, From Chicago west across Illinois via Napierville, Aurora, Dixon and Miledgeville to Savanah on the Mississippi River arriving near December the same not crossable on account of floating ice. Out destination was Mokequeta (Maquoketa) four miles west of the river. We were advised to go down river to Fullerton (Fulton) to cross. We went and found the crossing no better". This is from the diary of Cyrus P. it also says that Lucinda d. August 1840 at Lyons, Ia. and John died later that year. It lists the children also listed below.

Joseph and Sarah L. (Emery) Hubbard 5274 PHILLIP HUBBARD m. 30 January 1777 MEHITABLE UNDERWOOD b. 1760 d. 1840 d/o John and Mary (Deering) Underwood. He d. 11 September 1808. Ref. The Underwood Families of America (1913) Lucien Marcus Underwood Vol. I

Daniel and Sarah (Shackley) Emery 5283 Daniel EMERY m. 28 March 1782 Eliot [Berwick], York, Maine OLIVE LORD; m 2) 12 November 1789 Eliot [Berwick], York, Maine ABIGAIL LORD. resided Eliot. He made his will 15 August 1824.

5284 NAHUM EMERY m. 5 July 1795 Berwick, York, Maine RHODA EMERY (#5313) d. 11 February 1797; m 2) 29 November 1798 Berwick, York, Maine EUNICE HODGDON [HODSDON]; m 3) 16 August 1800 SARAH PICKERNELL b. 1765 she d. 9 May 1852.

5285 NATHAN EMERY m. 10 November 1785 Berwick, York, HANNAH Kingsbury d/o Joseph Kingsbury. He d. 1821

Daniel and Anne (Emery) Emery 5288 DANIEL EMERY m. pub. 3 July 1779 York, Maine ELIZABETH CROSBY [Cresley].

5289 NOAH EMERY m. 1 December 1779 Kittery, York, Maine ELIZABETH GOULD b. 19 March 1749 d. 24 May 1811. He d. 29 June 1821

5292 ANNA EMERY m. 10 March 1775 ZEBULON KNIGHT s/o Daniel and Mehitable (Libby) Knight

5296 GEORGE EMERY m. 1783 Thomaston, York, Maine SARAH DEAN d/o Jonas and Sarah (Higgins) Dean. After the Revolution he removed to what is now (1890) S. Thomaston, Maine He d. 1846

5299 NATHANIEL EMERY m. LUCY CROCKETT b. 3 August 1772 d. 20 June 1832 d/o Nathaniel and Eunice (Cooper) Crockett; m 2) 7 October 1832 S. Thomaston, Knox, Maine BARBARA SIDLINGER WHITTIER [Barberry Whitten] d. 10 July 1852. He settled in S. Thomaston, Maine and afterwards removed to Thorndike, Maine where he d. 21 May 1865 buried Hallsdale Cemetery Montville, Maine He was a very prominent and leading citizen of this place and held many important offices.

Noah and Joanna (Perryman) Emery 5300 JOHN EMERY m. 1 April 1769 Newburyport, Essex, Massachusetts MARGARET GOOKIN b. 11 August 1745 d. 12 August 1788 Newburyport, Essex, Massachusetts d/o Nathaniel Gookin of Northwood, New Hampshire He d. at sea 1787

5201 NOAH EMERY m. 5 December 1771 JANE HALE b. 10 May 1751 d. 19 June 1813 d/o Eliphalet and Elizabeth (Jackson) Hale. He was conspicuously active in the Revolution and succeeded his father as clerk of the courts for Rockingham co., New Hampshire He d. 6 January 1817

5302 ELIZABETH EMERY m. 30 April 1780 Exeter, Rockingham, New Hampshire SAMUEL FOLSOM b. 22 February 1732 Exeter, Rockingham, New Hampshire New Hampshire d. 22 May 1790 Exeter, Rockingham, New Hampshire s/o Jonathan and Ann (Ladd) Folsom. She d. 1 September 1803

5306 THERESA EMERY m. 21 October 1781 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts Dr. JOSEPH ORNE. He graduated at Harvard College in1765; one of the founders of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He d. 28 January 1786. She d. 14 November 1843 Exeter, New Hampshire

5307 RICHARD EMERY m. [3] 14 November 1784 Exeter, Rockingham, New Hampshire LIBERTY HALE b. 14 April 1766 d. 22 February 1829 d/o Eliphalet and Dorothy (Bartlett) Hale. He was educated at Phillips Exeter Academy, being a member in 1784, the second year of its opening. He was living in Exeter, New Hampshire in February 1786 with his wife and daughter. Afterwards, year unknown he sailed on a ship as supercargo; was wrecked, rescued and taken to London where, he afterwards wrote, "I was pressed in March 1793". Hard service on the continent, captured and imprisonment followed. A letter written by him on board "H. M. Ship Triumph , Portsmo' Harb (Eng)" dated 20 December 1804 addressed to his brother Noah and asking his friends to take measures for his liberation, gave the last that was heard from him. Every effort was made in his behalf but in vain.

Japhet and Mary (Emery) Emery 5310 SHEM EMERY m. 19 October [28 Nov] 1782 Berwick, York, Maine KEZIAH EMERY (#5364) d. 26 June 1798; m. 2) 23 December 1798 Kittery, York, Maine MARTHA TIBBETTS (#5419) d. 20 December 1859.

5311 JAPHET [JEPHET] EMERY m. 5 February 1792 Kittery, York, Maine MOLLY SHOREY [SHORLY]. resided Elliot, Maine He d. 21 December 1796

5314 THEODORE EMERY m. 1802 York, York, Maine POLLY EMERY (#13330). resided 1842, Porter, Maine

Ebenezer and Martha (Emery) Lord 5316 DORCAS LORD m. c. 1764 MOSES HODSON b. 26 July 1740 d. 10 December 1810 Berwick, York, Maine s/o Moses and Sarah (Thompson) Hodson. She d. 19 January 1838 Berwick, York, Maine

5321 NATHAN LORD m. March 1781 Abigail Allen of Rochester, New Hampshire d. 25 October 1825; m 2) 7 September 1826 MARY (ROBERTS WENTWORTH b. 12 May 1769 d. 1 May 1858. He d. 8 February 1855

5323 WILLIAM WENTWORTH LORD m. MARY (GARLAND) ALLEN; m 2) MERCY (CORSON) LANGDON.

5327 TIRZAH LORD m. 24 September 1794 SIMON TIBBETTS (#5390). She d. 19 September 1863

Simon and Elizabeth (Bane/Bean) Emery 5333 Jeremiah EMERY m. 10 April 1776 ANNA PRAY b. May 1754 d. 17 September 1812; m 2) 23 September 1841 Lemerick, York, Maine MARY BOOTHBAY was a prominent man in the early history of Shapleigh, Maine; delegate to the convention for adopting the constitution of the United States, voting "Nay"; representative, to the General Court 1788, 1808-9, 1812. Selectman 1796-1802, 1805-6 and 1810. He d. Acton, Maine 20 August 1848

5336 SIMON EMERY m. 1788 Berwick, York, Maine MOLLY HODSKINS; m 2) 1795 Berwick, York, Maine Mrs. LYDIA BICKFORD; m 3) 1900 Berwick, York, Maine Mrs. SARAH STUBB. Reverend.

5337 MOSES EMERY m. 14 December 1785 Kittery [Berwick], York, Maine BETSEY PARSON d. 25 September 1852 d/o William Parsons of Alfred, Maine He d. 16 October 1827

5388 JOTHAM EMERY m. 1792 Kittery, York, Maine COMFORT DAY b. 1771 d. 1846. Both buried Dixmont, Maine
Children b. Shapleigh, Maine:

Noah and Margaret (Emery) Ricker 5343 JOANNA RICKER m. JONATHAN ROSS bp. 5 April 1749 Berwick, Maine d. 19 November 1842 Shapleigh, Maine Revolutionary War Service. s/o High and Patience (Stone) Ross.

5347 GIDEON RICKER m. MARY BUZZELL ; moved to Waterboro, Maine, afterwards to Vermont, 1839.

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