Sylvester Moulton was born in York March 13 1819 died Feb 14 1899 and was the son of Abel and Dorcas Moulton the Moulton family being one of the oldest and best families in York. Married Mercy McIntyre Hammond born at Eliot March 29 1822 died April 21 1887 Married at York December 10 1842
About two years after the sudden death of his wife he married Mrs Lydia Dresser of Scarboro whose maiden name was Junkins she was a native of York He lived happily with her for ten years until her death He afterwards married Mrs Clementine Mugridge of Kittery She lived only a year
Children
Charles W H born Sept 12 1843
Emily A born Jan 27 1847 died March 24 1850
Abbie M born July 7 1849 died April 1877
Wesley True born May 15 1851
Emma L born Oct 3 1853 died Sept 17 1856
Everett O born Dec 17 1858
Julia L born April 24 1861 died Aug 15 1891
Ida O born May 3 1863 died March 29 1907
At the age of sixteen he procured the groceries and provisions for the family. Drove an ox team laden with wood from his home to Portsmouth, a distance of ten miles, sold the wood in the open market and bought goods for the home....As a farmer he raised large crops kept good stock that was well fed and cared for. He had fine fruit owning one of the best pear orchards in the town...His faith and trust in God never faltered. The hope of immortality never dimmed; firm was the belief that life is eternal; that death is only the change from the good life here to the better life beyond...
About two years after the sudden death of his wife he married Mrs Lydia Dresser of Scarboro whose maiden name was Junkins she was a native of York He lived happily with her for ten years until her death He afterwards married Mrs Clementine Mugridge of Kittery She lived only a year
Children
Charles W H born Sept 12 1843
Emily A born Jan 27 1847 died March 24 1850
Abbie M born July 7 1849 died April 1877
Wesley True born May 15 1851
Emma L born Oct 3 1853 died Sept 17 1856
Everett O born Dec 17 1858
Julia L born April 24 1861 died Aug 15 1891
Ida O born May 3 1863 died March 29 1907
At the age of sixteen he procured the groceries and provisions for the family. Drove an ox team laden with wood from his home to Portsmouth, a distance of ten miles, sold the wood in the open market and bought goods for the home....As a farmer he raised large crops kept good stock that was well fed and cared for. He had fine fruit owning one of the best pear orchards in the town...His faith and trust in God never faltered. The hope of immortality never dimmed; firm was the belief that life is eternal; that death is only the change from the good life here to the better life beyond...
Sylvester Moulton was born in York March 13 1819 died Feb 14 1899 and was the son of Abel and Dorcas Moulton the Moulton family being one of the oldest and best families in York. Married Mercy McIntyre Hammond born at Eliot March 29 1822 died April 21 1887 Married at York December 10 1842
About two years after the sudden death of his wife he married Mrs Lydia Dresser of Scarboro whose maiden name was Junkins she was a native of York He lived happily with her for ten years until her death He afterwards married Mrs Clementine Mugridge of Kittery She lived only a year
Children
Charles W H born Sept 12 1843
Emily A born Jan 27 1847 died March 24 1850
Abbie M born July 7 1849 died April 1877
Wesley True born May 15 1851
Emma L born Oct 3 1853 died Sept 17 1856
Everett O born Dec 17 1858
Julia L born April 24 1861 died Aug 15 1891
Ida O born May 3 1863 died March 29 1907
At the age of sixteen he procured the groceries and provisions for the family. Drove an ox team laden with wood from his home to Portsmouth, a distance of ten miles, sold the wood in the open market and bought goods for the home....As a farmer he raised large crops kept good stock that was well fed and cared for. He had fine fruit owning one of the best pear orchards in the town...His faith and trust in God never faltered. The hope of immortality never dimmed; firm was the belief that life is eternal; that death is only the change from the good life here to the better life beyond...
About two years after the sudden death of his wife he married Mrs Lydia Dresser of Scarboro whose maiden name was Junkins she was a native of York He lived happily with her for ten years until her death He afterwards married Mrs Clementine Mugridge of Kittery She lived only a year
Children
Charles W H born Sept 12 1843
Emily A born Jan 27 1847 died March 24 1850
Abbie M born July 7 1849 died April 1877
Wesley True born May 15 1851
Emma L born Oct 3 1853 died Sept 17 1856
Everett O born Dec 17 1858
Julia L born April 24 1861 died Aug 15 1891
Ida O born May 3 1863 died March 29 1907
At the age of sixteen he procured the groceries and provisions for the family. Drove an ox team laden with wood from his home to Portsmouth, a distance of ten miles, sold the wood in the open market and bought goods for the home....As a farmer he raised large crops kept good stock that was well fed and cared for. He had fine fruit owning one of the best pear orchards in the town...His faith and trust in God never faltered. The hope of immortality never dimmed; firm was the belief that life is eternal; that death is only the change from the good life here to the better life beyond...
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