Note: Zipporah's parents were cousins
Married: Jan 15, 1812, DAVID HERRICK, Preston City, New London, Connecticut
Nine known of ten children:
1. William Avery HERRICK
1814 - 1897
2. Margaret Prudentia HERRICK
1818 - 1887
3. James Oliver HERRICK
1820 -1849
4. Mary Hewitt HERRICK
1823 - 1885
5. Esther HERRICK(1)
1825 - 1826
6. Esther Brewster HERRICK(2)
1827 - 1915
7. David Nelson HERRICK, Jr.
1829 - 1895
8. Infant HERRICK (son)
1831 - 1831
9. Zipporah E. HERRICK
1833 - 1903
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The daughter of William and Margaret Avery, Zipporah (the mother) was born on August 28, 1793, in Stonington, New London County, Connecticut. Her arrival came just 18 days after the start of the French Revolution. Zipporah and David would be among the nation's first generation to pioneer Ohio. There they delivered babies number six through ten, while their first five children had been born in Worthington, Massachusetts. Some time after their fifth child died in Worthington, Massachusetts, 1825, the couple moved to Twinsburg, Ohio. Esther Brewster, their sixth child was born in Twinsburg (Summit County) in 1827, the year that the state of New York abolished slavery. The Herricks were farmers in Twinsburg, their living maintained by crop sales for 19 years before Zipporah passed away. Zipporah died on September 30, 1848, and was buried in the Herrick plot at the Locust Grove Cemetery in Twinsburg.
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Source: THE CHATFIELD STORY, Terry & Margaret (Chatfield) McCarty, Georgetown, Texas
www.chatfieldstory.com
Note: Zipporah's parents were cousins
Married: Jan 15, 1812, DAVID HERRICK, Preston City, New London, Connecticut
Nine known of ten children:
1. William Avery HERRICK
1814 - 1897
2. Margaret Prudentia HERRICK
1818 - 1887
3. James Oliver HERRICK
1820 -1849
4. Mary Hewitt HERRICK
1823 - 1885
5. Esther HERRICK(1)
1825 - 1826
6. Esther Brewster HERRICK(2)
1827 - 1915
7. David Nelson HERRICK, Jr.
1829 - 1895
8. Infant HERRICK (son)
1831 - 1831
9. Zipporah E. HERRICK
1833 - 1903
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The daughter of William and Margaret Avery, Zipporah (the mother) was born on August 28, 1793, in Stonington, New London County, Connecticut. Her arrival came just 18 days after the start of the French Revolution. Zipporah and David would be among the nation's first generation to pioneer Ohio. There they delivered babies number six through ten, while their first five children had been born in Worthington, Massachusetts. Some time after their fifth child died in Worthington, Massachusetts, 1825, the couple moved to Twinsburg, Ohio. Esther Brewster, their sixth child was born in Twinsburg (Summit County) in 1827, the year that the state of New York abolished slavery. The Herricks were farmers in Twinsburg, their living maintained by crop sales for 19 years before Zipporah passed away. Zipporah died on September 30, 1848, and was buried in the Herrick plot at the Locust Grove Cemetery in Twinsburg.
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Source: THE CHATFIELD STORY, Terry & Margaret (Chatfield) McCarty, Georgetown, Texas
www.chatfieldstory.com
Inscription
55y; wife of David HERRICK
Gravesite Details
Extract from 1976 Reading (See www.JeffreyAMills.com for details)
Family Members
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William Avery Herrick
1814–1897
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Margaret Prudentia Herrick Chatfield
1818–1887
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James Oliver Herrick
1820–1849
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Mary Hewitt Herrick Smith
1823–1885
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Esther Herrick
1825–1826
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Esther Brewster Herrick Woodruff
1827–1915
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David Nelson Herrick Jr
1829–1895
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Infant Son Herrick
1831–1831
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Zipporah E. Herrick Gooch
1833–1903
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