Born abt 1759
Wife of William Hay, Firstly, and parents of:
Mary HAY 1774 – 1859
Elizabeth HAY 1778 – 1851
Ann Mariah HAY 1780 – 1845
Secondly married Alexander Campbell 1750-1798; parents of:
Argyle CAMPBELL 1792 – 1825
"1788 Occurred the first marriage in Peru that of Lott Elmore and Mary Hay, daughter of William and Elizabeth (Betsey Williams) Hay. Mary was the baby in her mother's arms when, during the battle of Valcour, Mrs. Hay in terror sought safety at a spring near her home, only to find herself surrounded by the Indian allies of the enemy."
From "Three centuries in Champlain valley; a collection of historical facts and incidents"
Burial per Northern New York Tombstone Transcription Project-
Wife of William Hay, Firstly, and parents of:
Mary HAY 1774 – 1859
Elizabeth HAY 1778 – 1851
Ann Mariah HAY 1780 – 1845
Secondly married Alexander Campbell 1750-1798; parents of:
Argyle CAMPBELL 1792 – 1825
"1788 Occurred the first marriage in Peru that of Lott Elmore and Mary Hay, daughter of William and Elizabeth (Betsey Williams) Hay. Mary was the baby in her mother's arms when, during the battle of Valcour, Mrs. Hay in terror sought safety at a spring near her home, only to find herself surrounded by the Indian allies of the enemy."
From "Three centuries in Champlain valley; a collection of historical facts and incidents"
Burial per Northern New York Tombstone Transcription Project-
Born abt 1759
Wife of William Hay, Firstly, and parents of:
Mary HAY 1774 – 1859
Elizabeth HAY 1778 – 1851
Ann Mariah HAY 1780 – 1845
Secondly married Alexander Campbell 1750-1798; parents of:
Argyle CAMPBELL 1792 – 1825
"1788 Occurred the first marriage in Peru that of Lott Elmore and Mary Hay, daughter of William and Elizabeth (Betsey Williams) Hay. Mary was the baby in her mother's arms when, during the battle of Valcour, Mrs. Hay in terror sought safety at a spring near her home, only to find herself surrounded by the Indian allies of the enemy."
From "Three centuries in Champlain valley; a collection of historical facts and incidents"
Burial per Northern New York Tombstone Transcription Project-
Wife of William Hay, Firstly, and parents of:
Mary HAY 1774 – 1859
Elizabeth HAY 1778 – 1851
Ann Mariah HAY 1780 – 1845
Secondly married Alexander Campbell 1750-1798; parents of:
Argyle CAMPBELL 1792 – 1825
"1788 Occurred the first marriage in Peru that of Lott Elmore and Mary Hay, daughter of William and Elizabeth (Betsey Williams) Hay. Mary was the baby in her mother's arms when, during the battle of Valcour, Mrs. Hay in terror sought safety at a spring near her home, only to find herself surrounded by the Indian allies of the enemy."
From "Three centuries in Champlain valley; a collection of historical facts and incidents"
Burial per Northern New York Tombstone Transcription Project-
Inscription
In Memory of / Elizabeth CAMPBELL, /
who died Sept. 14th 1812, /
In the 53rd year / of her age. /
Many women have done vir- /
tuously, but thou excellest / them all.
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