H.I. Brackett wrote in his Brackett Genealogy (1907) that . . . The first wife of Samuel Brackett, Jr., was Sarah Emery. To her he was married Aug. 11, 1720. She was one of a family of fourteen, was born in Kittery (Berwick) Feb. 4, 1700, d. Dec 20, 1742, was dau. of Job Emery.
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H.I. Brackett wrote in his Brackett Genealogy (1907) that . . . On the [Samuel Brackett, Jr.] farm [York County] is a family burying ground where are the graves of Samuel Brackett, Jr., and of his wives. At his grave is a well preserved headstone. In the yard are graves unmarked by stones, and these are thought to be the graves of Samuel, Sr., and of his wife, Elizabeth Botts.
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H.I. Brackett wrote in his Brackett Genealogy (1907) that . . . On the [Samuel Brackett, Jr.] farm [York County] is a family burying ground where are the graves of Samuel Brackett, Jr., and of his wives. At his grave is a well preserved headstone. In the yard are graves unmarked by stones, and these are thought to be the graves of Samuel, Sr., and of his wife, Elizabeth Botts.
H.I. Brackett wrote in his Brackett Genealogy (1907) that . . . The first wife of Samuel Brackett, Jr., was Sarah Emery. To her he was married Aug. 11, 1720. She was one of a family of fourteen, was born in Kittery (Berwick) Feb. 4, 1700, d. Dec 20, 1742, was dau. of Job Emery.
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H.I. Brackett wrote in his Brackett Genealogy (1907) that . . . On the [Samuel Brackett, Jr.] farm [York County] is a family burying ground where are the graves of Samuel Brackett, Jr., and of his wives. At his grave is a well preserved headstone. In the yard are graves unmarked by stones, and these are thought to be the graves of Samuel, Sr., and of his wife, Elizabeth Botts.
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H.I. Brackett wrote in his Brackett Genealogy (1907) that . . . On the [Samuel Brackett, Jr.] farm [York County] is a family burying ground where are the graves of Samuel Brackett, Jr., and of his wives. At his grave is a well preserved headstone. In the yard are graves unmarked by stones, and these are thought to be the graves of Samuel, Sr., and of his wife, Elizabeth Botts.
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