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Eugenio Kincaid, the eldest son of eight children born to Dr. Noah Kincaid and Lydia Hough Kincaid.
Siblings: Eusebius; Almerion; Harriet M.; Thomas; Genie; Helen; unk name. 1st wife Almy Goff, daughter of Potter Goff. They had two sons, Eugenio Wade Kincaid born June 1827 and Judson Kincaid, born Jun 1829 and died May 1830. Shortly after the death of Judson the 3 sailed from Boston to Burma where Eugenio was posted by the Executive Committee of the Baptist Mission Union to do foreign mission work. In 1831 Almy gave birth to another son who died unnamed, of fever. Almy died Dec. 19, 1831. By 1832 Kincaid was located in Rangoon. A year later, he married Barbara McBain, born in Madras Presidency, South India. They had eight children: Mary Louise; George D.; Helen Christine; Eugenie; Nellie; Maud; James McB; Alfred. Eugenio Wade died before Kincaid was forced to return to the United State in 1842 for an eight-year period to recover from persistant health problems. Kincaid returned to his mission work in 1850. Kincaid retired from missionary work in 1865, settling in Girard, Kansas until his death bef. April 3, 1883.
Eugenio Kincaid, the eldest son of eight children born to Dr. Noah Kincaid and Lydia Hough Kincaid.
Siblings: Eusebius; Almerion; Harriet M.; Thomas; Genie; Helen; unk name. 1st wife Almy Goff, daughter of Potter Goff. They had two sons, Eugenio Wade Kincaid born June 1827 and Judson Kincaid, born Jun 1829 and died May 1830. Shortly after the death of Judson the 3 sailed from Boston to Burma where Eugenio was posted by the Executive Committee of the Baptist Mission Union to do foreign mission work. In 1831 Almy gave birth to another son who died unnamed, of fever. Almy died Dec. 19, 1831. By 1832 Kincaid was located in Rangoon. A year later, he married Barbara McBain, born in Madras Presidency, South India. They had eight children: Mary Louise; George D.; Helen Christine; Eugenie; Nellie; Maud; James McB; Alfred. Eugenio Wade died before Kincaid was forced to return to the United State in 1842 for an eight-year period to recover from persistant health problems. Kincaid returned to his mission work in 1850. Kincaid retired from missionary work in 1865, settling in Girard, Kansas until his death bef. April 3, 1883.
http://web4.bucknell.edu/programs/burma/people/kincaidbio.html
Eugenio Kincaid, the eldest son of eight children born to Dr. Noah Kincaid and Lydia Hough Kincaid.
Siblings: Eusebius; Almerion; Harriet M.; Thomas; Genie; Helen; unk name. 1st wife Almy Goff, daughter of Potter Goff. They had two sons, Eugenio Wade Kincaid born June 1827 and Judson Kincaid, born Jun 1829 and died May 1830. Shortly after the death of Judson the 3 sailed from Boston to Burma where Eugenio was posted by the Executive Committee of the Baptist Mission Union to do foreign mission work. In 1831 Almy gave birth to another son who died unnamed, of fever. Almy died Dec. 19, 1831. By 1832 Kincaid was located in Rangoon. A year later, he married Barbara McBain, born in Madras Presidency, South India. They had eight children: Mary Louise; George D.; Helen Christine; Eugenie; Nellie; Maud; James McB; Alfred. Eugenio Wade died before Kincaid was forced to return to the United State in 1842 for an eight-year period to recover from persistant health problems. Kincaid returned to his mission work in 1850. Kincaid retired from missionary work in 1865, settling in Girard, Kansas until his death bef. April 3, 1883.
Eugenio Kincaid, the eldest son of eight children born to Dr. Noah Kincaid and Lydia Hough Kincaid.
Siblings: Eusebius; Almerion; Harriet M.; Thomas; Genie; Helen; unk name. 1st wife Almy Goff, daughter of Potter Goff. They had two sons, Eugenio Wade Kincaid born June 1827 and Judson Kincaid, born Jun 1829 and died May 1830. Shortly after the death of Judson the 3 sailed from Boston to Burma where Eugenio was posted by the Executive Committee of the Baptist Mission Union to do foreign mission work. In 1831 Almy gave birth to another son who died unnamed, of fever. Almy died Dec. 19, 1831. By 1832 Kincaid was located in Rangoon. A year later, he married Barbara McBain, born in Madras Presidency, South India. They had eight children: Mary Louise; George D.; Helen Christine; Eugenie; Nellie; Maud; James McB; Alfred. Eugenio Wade died before Kincaid was forced to return to the United State in 1842 for an eight-year period to recover from persistant health problems. Kincaid returned to his mission work in 1850. Kincaid retired from missionary work in 1865, settling in Girard, Kansas until his death bef. April 3, 1883.
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