Angevine Genealogy by Clyde Angevine, p.114: Following her husband's death, Mary Bailey Angevine moved to New York City and lived near her son Elijah B(ailey) Angevine at 125 Canon St. City directories show she resided at 112 Cannon (1864), 127 Cannon (1865), 124 Cannon (1866).
Some family trees online show her name as Mary F. Bailey.
She died 7 Sep 1891 and was buried 9 Sep 1891 at Evergreen Cemetery (in Brooklyn), Mount Hermon Section, Grave #4417.
She may have been a daughter or granddaughter of an Elijah Bailey.
One Elijah Bailey (1762-1838) is buried in Camden, Oneida County, N.Y., a Revolutionary War soldier, said to have married Sarah Cleveland.
Another Elijah Bailey (born 1765) was a Revolutionary soldier in Connecticut, married Rebecca Alloney, and died in New York.
Another Capt. Elijah Bailey (1757- 1825) married Susannah Litchfield. The first of their ten children was born in 1776 and the youngest in 1808, no Mary among them. In 1800 they lived at Petersburg, Rensselaer County, New York, and in 1810 at Hauge, Washington County (now Warren Co.), where they are buried. Elijah Warren was a private in the Revolutionary War, and later a Captain. .
Some family trees online show her name as Mary F. Bailey.
She died 7 Sep 1891 and was buried 9 Sep 1891 at Evergreen Cemetery (in Brooklyn), Mount Hermon Section, Grave #4417.
She may have been a daughter or granddaughter of an Elijah Bailey.
One Elijah Bailey (1762-1838) is buried in Camden, Oneida County, N.Y., a Revolutionary War soldier, said to have married Sarah Cleveland.
Another Elijah Bailey (born 1765) was a Revolutionary soldier in Connecticut, married Rebecca Alloney, and died in New York.
Another Capt. Elijah Bailey (1757- 1825) married Susannah Litchfield. The first of their ten children was born in 1776 and the youngest in 1808, no Mary among them. In 1800 they lived at Petersburg, Rensselaer County, New York, and in 1810 at Hauge, Washington County (now Warren Co.), where they are buried. Elijah Warren was a private in the Revolutionary War, and later a Captain. .
Angevine Genealogy by Clyde Angevine, p.114: Following her husband's death, Mary Bailey Angevine moved to New York City and lived near her son Elijah B(ailey) Angevine at 125 Canon St. City directories show she resided at 112 Cannon (1864), 127 Cannon (1865), 124 Cannon (1866).
Some family trees online show her name as Mary F. Bailey.
She died 7 Sep 1891 and was buried 9 Sep 1891 at Evergreen Cemetery (in Brooklyn), Mount Hermon Section, Grave #4417.
She may have been a daughter or granddaughter of an Elijah Bailey.
One Elijah Bailey (1762-1838) is buried in Camden, Oneida County, N.Y., a Revolutionary War soldier, said to have married Sarah Cleveland.
Another Elijah Bailey (born 1765) was a Revolutionary soldier in Connecticut, married Rebecca Alloney, and died in New York.
Another Capt. Elijah Bailey (1757- 1825) married Susannah Litchfield. The first of their ten children was born in 1776 and the youngest in 1808, no Mary among them. In 1800 they lived at Petersburg, Rensselaer County, New York, and in 1810 at Hauge, Washington County (now Warren Co.), where they are buried. Elijah Warren was a private in the Revolutionary War, and later a Captain. .
Some family trees online show her name as Mary F. Bailey.
She died 7 Sep 1891 and was buried 9 Sep 1891 at Evergreen Cemetery (in Brooklyn), Mount Hermon Section, Grave #4417.
She may have been a daughter or granddaughter of an Elijah Bailey.
One Elijah Bailey (1762-1838) is buried in Camden, Oneida County, N.Y., a Revolutionary War soldier, said to have married Sarah Cleveland.
Another Elijah Bailey (born 1765) was a Revolutionary soldier in Connecticut, married Rebecca Alloney, and died in New York.
Another Capt. Elijah Bailey (1757- 1825) married Susannah Litchfield. The first of their ten children was born in 1776 and the youngest in 1808, no Mary among them. In 1800 they lived at Petersburg, Rensselaer County, New York, and in 1810 at Hauge, Washington County (now Warren Co.), where they are buried. Elijah Warren was a private in the Revolutionary War, and later a Captain. .
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