Lucy Garcelon was the sixth child born to James Garcelon and Deliverance Annis and their first daughter. After her birth the family moved to Freeport, Maine which was part of Massachusetts at the time. On 17 OCT 1775, the British were planning to burn Falmouth (now Portland), Maine and had four armed vessels in the harbor. James Garcelon fled with his family to Lewiston, Maine (Pejepscot Claim) for safety and settled there. on 18 OCT 1775 the British burned and destroyed Falmouth.
On 19 JAN 1792 in Topsham, Maine Lucy Garcelon married Ezra Ames and to them, ten children were born.
Her husband, Ezra, went to fight in the War of 1812 and he died 03 JAN 1814 in Burlington, VT.
Lucy was living with daughter, Deidamia and her husband, Converse Moody, when she died 04 MAR 1851 in Farmington, Maine. Her burial location has not been discovered yet. Ezra's body was not returned from Vermont and he is most likely buried in a mass grave of soldiers.
Their Children:
Ezra (twin) Ames 1792-1861 m. Clarissa Luce 20 APR 1817
Isaac (twin) Ames 1792-1828 m. Mary (Polly) Weymouth 09 MAR 1815
Ebenezer Ames 1794-1865 m. Eleanor (Ellen) Weymouth 05 APR 1817
Aaron Ames 1797-1822
Daniel Ames 1799-1860 m. Mary (Polly) Dingley 12 JUL 1821
James Ames 1801-1803
Deidamia Ames 1804-1887 m. Converse Moody 01 JAN 1833
James Garcelon Ames 1807-1894 m. Nancy C Decker 30 OCT 1834
Annis G Ames 1810- m. Priscilla Luce abt 1830
Elizabeth H (Betsey) Ames 1813-1886 m. Rev, Joseph Russell 04 FEB 1849
*NOTE- More information on each child is available on Ezra Ames' Memorial.
On 19 JAN 1792 in Topsham, Maine Lucy Garcelon married Ezra Ames and to them, ten children were born.
Her husband, Ezra, went to fight in the War of 1812 and he died 03 JAN 1814 in Burlington, VT.
Lucy was living with daughter, Deidamia and her husband, Converse Moody, when she died 04 MAR 1851 in Farmington, Maine. Her burial location has not been discovered yet. Ezra's body was not returned from Vermont and he is most likely buried in a mass grave of soldiers.
Their Children:
Ezra (twin) Ames 1792-1861 m. Clarissa Luce 20 APR 1817
Isaac (twin) Ames 1792-1828 m. Mary (Polly) Weymouth 09 MAR 1815
Ebenezer Ames 1794-1865 m. Eleanor (Ellen) Weymouth 05 APR 1817
Aaron Ames 1797-1822
Daniel Ames 1799-1860 m. Mary (Polly) Dingley 12 JUL 1821
James Ames 1801-1803
Deidamia Ames 1804-1887 m. Converse Moody 01 JAN 1833
James Garcelon Ames 1807-1894 m. Nancy C Decker 30 OCT 1834
Annis G Ames 1810- m. Priscilla Luce abt 1830
Elizabeth H (Betsey) Ames 1813-1886 m. Rev, Joseph Russell 04 FEB 1849
*NOTE- More information on each child is available on Ezra Ames' Memorial.
Lucy Garcelon was the sixth child born to James Garcelon and Deliverance Annis and their first daughter. After her birth the family moved to Freeport, Maine which was part of Massachusetts at the time. On 17 OCT 1775, the British were planning to burn Falmouth (now Portland), Maine and had four armed vessels in the harbor. James Garcelon fled with his family to Lewiston, Maine (Pejepscot Claim) for safety and settled there. on 18 OCT 1775 the British burned and destroyed Falmouth.
On 19 JAN 1792 in Topsham, Maine Lucy Garcelon married Ezra Ames and to them, ten children were born.
Her husband, Ezra, went to fight in the War of 1812 and he died 03 JAN 1814 in Burlington, VT.
Lucy was living with daughter, Deidamia and her husband, Converse Moody, when she died 04 MAR 1851 in Farmington, Maine. Her burial location has not been discovered yet. Ezra's body was not returned from Vermont and he is most likely buried in a mass grave of soldiers.
Their Children:
Ezra (twin) Ames 1792-1861 m. Clarissa Luce 20 APR 1817
Isaac (twin) Ames 1792-1828 m. Mary (Polly) Weymouth 09 MAR 1815
Ebenezer Ames 1794-1865 m. Eleanor (Ellen) Weymouth 05 APR 1817
Aaron Ames 1797-1822
Daniel Ames 1799-1860 m. Mary (Polly) Dingley 12 JUL 1821
James Ames 1801-1803
Deidamia Ames 1804-1887 m. Converse Moody 01 JAN 1833
James Garcelon Ames 1807-1894 m. Nancy C Decker 30 OCT 1834
Annis G Ames 1810- m. Priscilla Luce abt 1830
Elizabeth H (Betsey) Ames 1813-1886 m. Rev, Joseph Russell 04 FEB 1849
*NOTE- More information on each child is available on Ezra Ames' Memorial.
On 19 JAN 1792 in Topsham, Maine Lucy Garcelon married Ezra Ames and to them, ten children were born.
Her husband, Ezra, went to fight in the War of 1812 and he died 03 JAN 1814 in Burlington, VT.
Lucy was living with daughter, Deidamia and her husband, Converse Moody, when she died 04 MAR 1851 in Farmington, Maine. Her burial location has not been discovered yet. Ezra's body was not returned from Vermont and he is most likely buried in a mass grave of soldiers.
Their Children:
Ezra (twin) Ames 1792-1861 m. Clarissa Luce 20 APR 1817
Isaac (twin) Ames 1792-1828 m. Mary (Polly) Weymouth 09 MAR 1815
Ebenezer Ames 1794-1865 m. Eleanor (Ellen) Weymouth 05 APR 1817
Aaron Ames 1797-1822
Daniel Ames 1799-1860 m. Mary (Polly) Dingley 12 JUL 1821
James Ames 1801-1803
Deidamia Ames 1804-1887 m. Converse Moody 01 JAN 1833
James Garcelon Ames 1807-1894 m. Nancy C Decker 30 OCT 1834
Annis G Ames 1810- m. Priscilla Luce abt 1830
Elizabeth H (Betsey) Ames 1813-1886 m. Rev, Joseph Russell 04 FEB 1849
*NOTE- More information on each child is available on Ezra Ames' Memorial.
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