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Mary Wagman Peck
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Birth: Aug. 16, 1769
Dutchess County
New York, USA
Death: Sep. 14, 1853
Saratoga County
New York, USA

Mary was the wife of Amos Peck, whom she married March 12, 1793 in Dutchess County, NY. Later, after 1806, Amos and Mary moved with their growing family to be near her older sister, Sarah Stafford, near Staffords Bridge, Saratoga. She had eight children and lived to 84 years of age on the farm at Wagman's Ridge. Her father stayed in Dutchess County where he died Dec 19, 1812. He has the only remaining stone in a small plot on a wooded side hill up a dirt road from North Clove, NY. Her mother could have been the Mary Wright listed as who Henry Wagman was a widower of at his next marriage to Eva Emigh in 1778. 
 
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 Parents:
  Henry Wagman (1730 - 1812)
  Mary Wright Wagman (1735 - 1770)
 
 Spouse:
  Amos Peck (1768 - 1845)*
 
 Children:
  Nancy Peck Bard (1796 - 1884)*
  Elizabeth (Betsey) Peck Clark (1797 - 1877)*
  Rachel Peck Buel (1799 - 1873)*
  Henry Wagman Peck (1801 - 1880)*
  Lucinda Peck Goddard (1804 - 1881)*
  Clarinda Peck Haight (1806 - 1889)*
  Amos Peck (1809 - 1891)*
  Mary (Polly) Peck (1812 - 1888)*
 
*Calculated relationship
 
Burial:
Wagman-Peck Cemetery
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga County
New York, USA
 
Created by: Dave Peck
Record added: Mar 15, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 25271560
Mary <i>Wagman</i> Peck
Added by: Dave Peck
 
Mary <i>Wagman</i> Peck
Added by: Dave Peck
 
Mary <i>Wagman</i> Peck
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