Simeon and his two successive wives lived in Weathersfield, Vermont. Simeon and Hannah had at least one child, John, who waived his right to adminster his father's will; they probably had others.
Simeon and Polly had nine children. The family lived close to the Chittendens, near the border between Weathersfield and Baltimore.
Simeon was very active in land deals in the early 1800s.
Simeon left an estate inventoried at $719.17, with debts of $136.93. The major item was about $500 for a farm on which the family lived at his death, which was part in Baltimore and part in Weathersfield. The farm had to be sold at Simeon's death, because there was insufficient money to satisfy his debts. Polly and the children probably moved to Springfield.
Simeon and Polly had nine children. The family lived close to the Chittendens, near the border between Weathersfield and Baltimore.
Simeon was very active in land deals in the early 1800s.
Simeon left an estate inventoried at $719.17, with debts of $136.93. The major item was about $500 for a farm on which the family lived at his death, which was part in Baltimore and part in Weathersfield. The farm had to be sold at Simeon's death, because there was insufficient money to satisfy his debts. Polly and the children probably moved to Springfield.
Simeon and his two successive wives lived in Weathersfield, Vermont. Simeon and Hannah had at least one child, John, who waived his right to adminster his father's will; they probably had others.
Simeon and Polly had nine children. The family lived close to the Chittendens, near the border between Weathersfield and Baltimore.
Simeon was very active in land deals in the early 1800s.
Simeon left an estate inventoried at $719.17, with debts of $136.93. The major item was about $500 for a farm on which the family lived at his death, which was part in Baltimore and part in Weathersfield. The farm had to be sold at Simeon's death, because there was insufficient money to satisfy his debts. Polly and the children probably moved to Springfield.
Simeon and Polly had nine children. The family lived close to the Chittendens, near the border between Weathersfield and Baltimore.
Simeon was very active in land deals in the early 1800s.
Simeon left an estate inventoried at $719.17, with debts of $136.93. The major item was about $500 for a farm on which the family lived at his death, which was part in Baltimore and part in Weathersfield. The farm had to be sold at Simeon's death, because there was insufficient money to satisfy his debts. Polly and the children probably moved to Springfield.
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