Married first, Celynda Clement Bailey, daughter of Jesse Clement of Unity, NH. Celynda was the mother of Mandana Bailey Pike and Elmina Bailey Pike.
Married second, Artemesia, daughter of Charles Westcott, and widow of Henry F. Lock. Artemesia was the mother of Martha Bailey Perry.
Below, submitted by Contributor: LadyGoshen (46951894)
Enlisted in the US Army from Unity on 27 Sep 1814. Before he was even of age in Mr 1816, he sued Ira Ladd and Lowell Cram claiming that they had (on 16 Feb 1816) "with force and arms, took and carried away two cows" which were his property. The jury found them guilty and ordered that he recover $42. He lived in Unity, Charlestown and Newport.
m1 Cylenda Clemnet on 7 Dec 1815 at Unity NH
m2 Artemisia Westcott on 6 Jul 1829
The newspaper report of the marriage described them as Col. Elphalet Bailey of Unity and the widow Artemesia Locke of Charlestown.
Source:
- vital records
- Early Families of Unity NH; compiled by Kathleen C. Beals (1997)
Married second, Artemesia, daughter of Charles Westcott, and widow of Henry F. Lock. Artemesia was the mother of Martha Bailey Perry.
Below, submitted by Contributor: LadyGoshen (46951894)
Enlisted in the US Army from Unity on 27 Sep 1814. Before he was even of age in Mr 1816, he sued Ira Ladd and Lowell Cram claiming that they had (on 16 Feb 1816) "with force and arms, took and carried away two cows" which were his property. The jury found them guilty and ordered that he recover $42. He lived in Unity, Charlestown and Newport.
m1 Cylenda Clemnet on 7 Dec 1815 at Unity NH
m2 Artemisia Westcott on 6 Jul 1829
The newspaper report of the marriage described them as Col. Elphalet Bailey of Unity and the widow Artemesia Locke of Charlestown.
Source:
- vital records
- Early Families of Unity NH; compiled by Kathleen C. Beals (1997)
Married first, Celynda Clement Bailey, daughter of Jesse Clement of Unity, NH. Celynda was the mother of Mandana Bailey Pike and Elmina Bailey Pike.
Married second, Artemesia, daughter of Charles Westcott, and widow of Henry F. Lock. Artemesia was the mother of Martha Bailey Perry.
Below, submitted by Contributor: LadyGoshen (46951894)
Enlisted in the US Army from Unity on 27 Sep 1814. Before he was even of age in Mr 1816, he sued Ira Ladd and Lowell Cram claiming that they had (on 16 Feb 1816) "with force and arms, took and carried away two cows" which were his property. The jury found them guilty and ordered that he recover $42. He lived in Unity, Charlestown and Newport.
m1 Cylenda Clemnet on 7 Dec 1815 at Unity NH
m2 Artemisia Westcott on 6 Jul 1829
The newspaper report of the marriage described them as Col. Elphalet Bailey of Unity and the widow Artemesia Locke of Charlestown.
Source:
- vital records
- Early Families of Unity NH; compiled by Kathleen C. Beals (1997)
Married second, Artemesia, daughter of Charles Westcott, and widow of Henry F. Lock. Artemesia was the mother of Martha Bailey Perry.
Below, submitted by Contributor: LadyGoshen (46951894)
Enlisted in the US Army from Unity on 27 Sep 1814. Before he was even of age in Mr 1816, he sued Ira Ladd and Lowell Cram claiming that they had (on 16 Feb 1816) "with force and arms, took and carried away two cows" which were his property. The jury found them guilty and ordered that he recover $42. He lived in Unity, Charlestown and Newport.
m1 Cylenda Clemnet on 7 Dec 1815 at Unity NH
m2 Artemisia Westcott on 6 Jul 1829
The newspaper report of the marriage described them as Col. Elphalet Bailey of Unity and the widow Artemesia Locke of Charlestown.
Source:
- vital records
- Early Families of Unity NH; compiled by Kathleen C. Beals (1997)
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