Marietta was the fourth of six children of Samuel Moulton, of Bolton, and his wife, Chloe Howard Moulton.
She married Henry Scovill. His surname was also spelled Scoville. They had five children: Cyrus B. about 1829, Sarah about 1832, Frederick E. about 1834, Albert F. about 1836 and David F. about 1840. Albert died young.
Thanks to cousins Jacke Barnes and Danielle Hui MacIsaac for the birth information and children's names, and to Sue for photographing and uploading the gravestone photo.
She married Henry Scovill. His surname was also spelled Scoville. They had five children: Cyrus B. about 1829, Sarah about 1832, Frederick E. about 1834, Albert F. about 1836 and David F. about 1840. Albert died young.
Thanks to cousins Jacke Barnes and Danielle Hui MacIsaac for the birth information and children's names, and to Sue for photographing and uploading the gravestone photo.
Marietta was the fourth of six children of Samuel Moulton, of Bolton, and his wife, Chloe Howard Moulton.
She married Henry Scovill. His surname was also spelled Scoville. They had five children: Cyrus B. about 1829, Sarah about 1832, Frederick E. about 1834, Albert F. about 1836 and David F. about 1840. Albert died young.
Thanks to cousins Jacke Barnes and Danielle Hui MacIsaac for the birth information and children's names, and to Sue for photographing and uploading the gravestone photo.
She married Henry Scovill. His surname was also spelled Scoville. They had five children: Cyrus B. about 1829, Sarah about 1832, Frederick E. about 1834, Albert F. about 1836 and David F. about 1840. Albert died young.
Thanks to cousins Jacke Barnes and Danielle Hui MacIsaac for the birth information and children's names, and to Sue for photographing and uploading the gravestone photo.
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Records on Ancestry
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U.S., Newspaper Extractions from the Northeast, 1704-1930
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Connecticut, U.S., Church Record Abstracts, 1630-1920
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1850 United States Federal Census
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Connecticut, U.S., Hale Collection of Cemetery Inscriptions and Newspaper Notices, 1629-1934
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U.S., Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index, 1850-1880
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