Taken from town cemetery records;
John True
Died
June 18, 1856
AE. 84
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State of NH Marriage Records
Groom: John True
Bride: Abagail Smith
Residence of Groom: Sandwich, NH
Residence of Bride: Sandwich, NH
By whom married: Jacob Jewell, Elder
Residence: Sandwich, NH
Official Station: Clergyman
Date of Marriage: Nov 13, 1792
Place of marriage: Sandwich, NH
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From contributor Amy Levesque:
Their suggestion:
Son of Reuben True. John married to Abigail Smith on the 13th of November 1792 in Sandwich, New Hampshire.
Also from Amy;
From "The Wilhelm Family Archive":
John True b. 1772 in Belknap Co., N. H., moved to Holderness, Grafton Co., N. H., in 1791, with his wife Abagail (Smith) True, he being 20 years old and she 18.
He took 160 acres of Government land between Squam Lake and Squam Mountains, extending to the top of the mountains, making a beautiful and varied scenery, when it was partly cleared and cultivated. He soon cleared one acre, and had
the timber sawed into lumber, and built a house 30x42 ft., some year later built on an L 20x40 ft. divided into a summer kitchen and workshop with fireplaces and
a brick oven; running water was piped from a spring "beneath a rock in the back
garden. A Dutch oven sat before the fire on live coals, for baking corn bread, and a tin oven called a "baker" (this had an open front) to set near the fire,
for baking cakes and pies, when a small quantity was required. John True had three sons and four daughters.
Enoch, lived at Center Harbor, N. H., had one son and one daughter Betsy, m. Nelson Bean of Moultonborough, N.H., had one son John.
Simeon, lived and died at Meredith, N. H., had six sons and two daughters.
Lydia, m. Hodgdon, lived at Sandwich, N. H., had one son and two daughters.
Levi, lived near his father moved to Dixon, Ill., in '54, had one daughter, Eliza, who had one son.
Sarah, m. G. W. Downing, lived with her parents, moved west in 1856, had three daughters and four sons.
Julia, m. Rev. Otis Dunbar of Bangor, Me., moved to Illinois in 1858, had four sons and three daughters.
***********************************************************
More research on this family needed as new information from Becky Norman has come to light.
John (Winslow)True
b 1-7-1772
I noticed on findagrave.com that it was suggested that his father was Reuben True
I do not believe that that is correct.
His parents were Enoch Joseph True and Abigail Thomas Richardson. They are listed on findagrave.com
Burial:
Sutton Village Cemetery
Sutton
Caledonia County
Vermont, USA
John was born in New Hampshire.
He married Abigail Morrison Smith 11-3-1792 in Carroll, Sandwich County, New Hampshire
(Should read Sandwich, Carroll county, NH)
New Hampshire, Marriage and Divorce Records, 1659-1947 for John True
Marriage Pre-1901 Twombly - Trussell
Becky (True) Norman
Herkimer, NY
[email protected]
John True
Died
June 18, 1856
AE. 84
*******************
State of NH Marriage Records
Groom: John True
Bride: Abagail Smith
Residence of Groom: Sandwich, NH
Residence of Bride: Sandwich, NH
By whom married: Jacob Jewell, Elder
Residence: Sandwich, NH
Official Station: Clergyman
Date of Marriage: Nov 13, 1792
Place of marriage: Sandwich, NH
********************************
From contributor Amy Levesque:
Their suggestion:
Son of Reuben True. John married to Abigail Smith on the 13th of November 1792 in Sandwich, New Hampshire.
Also from Amy;
From "The Wilhelm Family Archive":
John True b. 1772 in Belknap Co., N. H., moved to Holderness, Grafton Co., N. H., in 1791, with his wife Abagail (Smith) True, he being 20 years old and she 18.
He took 160 acres of Government land between Squam Lake and Squam Mountains, extending to the top of the mountains, making a beautiful and varied scenery, when it was partly cleared and cultivated. He soon cleared one acre, and had
the timber sawed into lumber, and built a house 30x42 ft., some year later built on an L 20x40 ft. divided into a summer kitchen and workshop with fireplaces and
a brick oven; running water was piped from a spring "beneath a rock in the back
garden. A Dutch oven sat before the fire on live coals, for baking corn bread, and a tin oven called a "baker" (this had an open front) to set near the fire,
for baking cakes and pies, when a small quantity was required. John True had three sons and four daughters.
Enoch, lived at Center Harbor, N. H., had one son and one daughter Betsy, m. Nelson Bean of Moultonborough, N.H., had one son John.
Simeon, lived and died at Meredith, N. H., had six sons and two daughters.
Lydia, m. Hodgdon, lived at Sandwich, N. H., had one son and two daughters.
Levi, lived near his father moved to Dixon, Ill., in '54, had one daughter, Eliza, who had one son.
Sarah, m. G. W. Downing, lived with her parents, moved west in 1856, had three daughters and four sons.
Julia, m. Rev. Otis Dunbar of Bangor, Me., moved to Illinois in 1858, had four sons and three daughters.
***********************************************************
More research on this family needed as new information from Becky Norman has come to light.
John (Winslow)True
b 1-7-1772
I noticed on findagrave.com that it was suggested that his father was Reuben True
I do not believe that that is correct.
His parents were Enoch Joseph True and Abigail Thomas Richardson. They are listed on findagrave.com
Burial:
Sutton Village Cemetery
Sutton
Caledonia County
Vermont, USA
John was born in New Hampshire.
He married Abigail Morrison Smith 11-3-1792 in Carroll, Sandwich County, New Hampshire
(Should read Sandwich, Carroll county, NH)
New Hampshire, Marriage and Divorce Records, 1659-1947 for John True
Marriage Pre-1901 Twombly - Trussell
Becky (True) Norman
Herkimer, NY
[email protected]
Taken from town cemetery records;
John True
Died
June 18, 1856
AE. 84
*******************
State of NH Marriage Records
Groom: John True
Bride: Abagail Smith
Residence of Groom: Sandwich, NH
Residence of Bride: Sandwich, NH
By whom married: Jacob Jewell, Elder
Residence: Sandwich, NH
Official Station: Clergyman
Date of Marriage: Nov 13, 1792
Place of marriage: Sandwich, NH
********************************
From contributor Amy Levesque:
Their suggestion:
Son of Reuben True. John married to Abigail Smith on the 13th of November 1792 in Sandwich, New Hampshire.
Also from Amy;
From "The Wilhelm Family Archive":
John True b. 1772 in Belknap Co., N. H., moved to Holderness, Grafton Co., N. H., in 1791, with his wife Abagail (Smith) True, he being 20 years old and she 18.
He took 160 acres of Government land between Squam Lake and Squam Mountains, extending to the top of the mountains, making a beautiful and varied scenery, when it was partly cleared and cultivated. He soon cleared one acre, and had
the timber sawed into lumber, and built a house 30x42 ft., some year later built on an L 20x40 ft. divided into a summer kitchen and workshop with fireplaces and
a brick oven; running water was piped from a spring "beneath a rock in the back
garden. A Dutch oven sat before the fire on live coals, for baking corn bread, and a tin oven called a "baker" (this had an open front) to set near the fire,
for baking cakes and pies, when a small quantity was required. John True had three sons and four daughters.
Enoch, lived at Center Harbor, N. H., had one son and one daughter Betsy, m. Nelson Bean of Moultonborough, N.H., had one son John.
Simeon, lived and died at Meredith, N. H., had six sons and two daughters.
Lydia, m. Hodgdon, lived at Sandwich, N. H., had one son and two daughters.
Levi, lived near his father moved to Dixon, Ill., in '54, had one daughter, Eliza, who had one son.
Sarah, m. G. W. Downing, lived with her parents, moved west in 1856, had three daughters and four sons.
Julia, m. Rev. Otis Dunbar of Bangor, Me., moved to Illinois in 1858, had four sons and three daughters.
***********************************************************
More research on this family needed as new information from Becky Norman has come to light.
John (Winslow)True
b 1-7-1772
I noticed on findagrave.com that it was suggested that his father was Reuben True
I do not believe that that is correct.
His parents were Enoch Joseph True and Abigail Thomas Richardson. They are listed on findagrave.com
Burial:
Sutton Village Cemetery
Sutton
Caledonia County
Vermont, USA
John was born in New Hampshire.
He married Abigail Morrison Smith 11-3-1792 in Carroll, Sandwich County, New Hampshire
(Should read Sandwich, Carroll county, NH)
New Hampshire, Marriage and Divorce Records, 1659-1947 for John True
Marriage Pre-1901 Twombly - Trussell
Becky (True) Norman
Herkimer, NY
[email protected]
John True
Died
June 18, 1856
AE. 84
*******************
State of NH Marriage Records
Groom: John True
Bride: Abagail Smith
Residence of Groom: Sandwich, NH
Residence of Bride: Sandwich, NH
By whom married: Jacob Jewell, Elder
Residence: Sandwich, NH
Official Station: Clergyman
Date of Marriage: Nov 13, 1792
Place of marriage: Sandwich, NH
********************************
From contributor Amy Levesque:
Their suggestion:
Son of Reuben True. John married to Abigail Smith on the 13th of November 1792 in Sandwich, New Hampshire.
Also from Amy;
From "The Wilhelm Family Archive":
John True b. 1772 in Belknap Co., N. H., moved to Holderness, Grafton Co., N. H., in 1791, with his wife Abagail (Smith) True, he being 20 years old and she 18.
He took 160 acres of Government land between Squam Lake and Squam Mountains, extending to the top of the mountains, making a beautiful and varied scenery, when it was partly cleared and cultivated. He soon cleared one acre, and had
the timber sawed into lumber, and built a house 30x42 ft., some year later built on an L 20x40 ft. divided into a summer kitchen and workshop with fireplaces and
a brick oven; running water was piped from a spring "beneath a rock in the back
garden. A Dutch oven sat before the fire on live coals, for baking corn bread, and a tin oven called a "baker" (this had an open front) to set near the fire,
for baking cakes and pies, when a small quantity was required. John True had three sons and four daughters.
Enoch, lived at Center Harbor, N. H., had one son and one daughter Betsy, m. Nelson Bean of Moultonborough, N.H., had one son John.
Simeon, lived and died at Meredith, N. H., had six sons and two daughters.
Lydia, m. Hodgdon, lived at Sandwich, N. H., had one son and two daughters.
Levi, lived near his father moved to Dixon, Ill., in '54, had one daughter, Eliza, who had one son.
Sarah, m. G. W. Downing, lived with her parents, moved west in 1856, had three daughters and four sons.
Julia, m. Rev. Otis Dunbar of Bangor, Me., moved to Illinois in 1858, had four sons and three daughters.
***********************************************************
More research on this family needed as new information from Becky Norman has come to light.
John (Winslow)True
b 1-7-1772
I noticed on findagrave.com that it was suggested that his father was Reuben True
I do not believe that that is correct.
His parents were Enoch Joseph True and Abigail Thomas Richardson. They are listed on findagrave.com
Burial:
Sutton Village Cemetery
Sutton
Caledonia County
Vermont, USA
John was born in New Hampshire.
He married Abigail Morrison Smith 11-3-1792 in Carroll, Sandwich County, New Hampshire
(Should read Sandwich, Carroll county, NH)
New Hampshire, Marriage and Divorce Records, 1659-1947 for John True
Marriage Pre-1901 Twombly - Trussell
Becky (True) Norman
Herkimer, NY
[email protected]
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