born about 1772, daughter of Col. John Barron
married Elias
In "A History of Bradford, Vermont: Containing Some Accoun..." Silas McKeen, J. D. Clark & son, 1875, the author states that Abigail died March 9th, and Eoias died the next day. Both apparently succumbed to spotted fever, which was prevalent in Bradford that year. The author states Abigail and Elias were buried in the same grave.
married Elias
In "A History of Bradford, Vermont: Containing Some Accoun..." Silas McKeen, J. D. Clark & son, 1875, the author states that Abigail died March 9th, and Eoias died the next day. Both apparently succumbed to spotted fever, which was prevalent in Bradford that year. The author states Abigail and Elias were buried in the same grave.
born about 1772, daughter of Col. John Barron
married Elias
In "A History of Bradford, Vermont: Containing Some Accoun..." Silas McKeen, J. D. Clark & son, 1875, the author states that Abigail died March 9th, and Eoias died the next day. Both apparently succumbed to spotted fever, which was prevalent in Bradford that year. The author states Abigail and Elias were buried in the same grave.
married Elias
In "A History of Bradford, Vermont: Containing Some Accoun..." Silas McKeen, J. D. Clark & son, 1875, the author states that Abigail died March 9th, and Eoias died the next day. Both apparently succumbed to spotted fever, which was prevalent in Bradford that year. The author states Abigail and Elias were buried in the same grave.
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