Caroline died after 13 Jan 1775, exact date unknown.
Mrs. Caroline Rose Seward appears in the 1790 US Census of Granville, MA as "Wid. Caroline Seward", immediately beneath the widower of her daughter, Caroline, who died 6 Dec 1784 in Granville MA, the wife of William Truman Handy. She appears with two young daughters in that census--Eunice and Phoebe Seward, for whom she was given custody after John's death.
I have not found a death record for Caroline Rose Seward. She may have married a 2nd time after the death of her husband, John, in 1783. Or, she may have left Granville to be near her children elsewhere.
Mrs. Caroline Rose Seward appears in the 1790 US Census of Granville, MA as "Wid. Caroline Seward", immediately beneath the widower of her daughter, Caroline, who died 6 Dec 1784 in Granville MA, the wife of William Truman Handy. She appears with two young daughters in that census--Eunice and Phoebe Seward, for whom she was given custody after John's death.
I have not found a death record for Caroline Rose Seward. She may have married a 2nd time after the death of her husband, John, in 1783. Or, she may have left Granville to be near her children elsewhere.
Caroline died after 13 Jan 1775, exact date unknown.
Mrs. Caroline Rose Seward appears in the 1790 US Census of Granville, MA as "Wid. Caroline Seward", immediately beneath the widower of her daughter, Caroline, who died 6 Dec 1784 in Granville MA, the wife of William Truman Handy. She appears with two young daughters in that census--Eunice and Phoebe Seward, for whom she was given custody after John's death.
I have not found a death record for Caroline Rose Seward. She may have married a 2nd time after the death of her husband, John, in 1783. Or, she may have left Granville to be near her children elsewhere.
Mrs. Caroline Rose Seward appears in the 1790 US Census of Granville, MA as "Wid. Caroline Seward", immediately beneath the widower of her daughter, Caroline, who died 6 Dec 1784 in Granville MA, the wife of William Truman Handy. She appears with two young daughters in that census--Eunice and Phoebe Seward, for whom she was given custody after John's death.
I have not found a death record for Caroline Rose Seward. She may have married a 2nd time after the death of her husband, John, in 1783. Or, she may have left Granville to be near her children elsewhere.
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