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Elder Nathaniel Sturgis

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Elder Nathaniel Sturgis

Birth
Gorham, Cumberland County, Maine, USA
Death
29 Oct 1825 (aged 51)
Pejepscot, Sagadahoc County, Maine, USA
Burial
Auburn, Androscoggin County, Maine, USA GPS-Latitude: 44.0410385, Longitude: -70.2437668
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Elder Nathaniel Sturgis, while sick abed in 1801, thinking he would die, became a Christian and later entered the ministry and was ordained 1821, in the Freewill Baptist church. Soon after this, he took a journey of some 400 miles into the British Provinces to preach free salvation.

He was a man of clear mind and strong judgment. While at work on his farm moving large stone, he received a severe injury in the back and endured distressing pain for 9 days when he was relieved by death, October 29, aged 51 years.

He was married to Betsy Woodman 5 Jan. 1806. They had several children, some who died at a young age.
Elder Nathaniel Sturgis, while sick abed in 1801, thinking he would die, became a Christian and later entered the ministry and was ordained 1821, in the Freewill Baptist church. Soon after this, he took a journey of some 400 miles into the British Provinces to preach free salvation.

He was a man of clear mind and strong judgment. While at work on his farm moving large stone, he received a severe injury in the back and endured distressing pain for 9 days when he was relieved by death, October 29, aged 51 years.

He was married to Betsy Woodman 5 Jan. 1806. They had several children, some who died at a young age.

Gravesite Details

The family and area history books don't state the name of Nathaniel's children, but does state he had 10; 11 children have been found; I think we can say they have all been found.



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