daughter of Nathan Plumer and Elizabeth Dustin
m Col. Benjamin Choate on Nov. 20. 1793
Children:
- Nathan Choate (19 Nov 1794-1834) m Susan Carter
- Samuel Choate (9 Mar 1797-12 Mar 1882) m Anner Choate
- Thomas Choate (5 Jul 1799-10 May 1876) Maria Choate
- Mehitable Choate (20 Jun 1802-21 Apr 1863) m George W Fifield
- Benjamin Choate (25 Jan 1806-7 Sep 1875) m Eliza Ann Whittmore
- Betsey Choate (10 Nov 1808-2 Jul 1855) m Luther Howe
- George Washington Choate (21 Dec 1811-23 Mar 1863) m Sarah A Gerrish
- Mary Jane Choate (5 May 1815-4 Aug 1850) m Nathaniel Howe
Colonel Choate's wife was every way his equal. She was a most amiable, capable, and beautiful woman. She was a descendant of the Pilgrims, and reared almost within sight of the Island in the Merrimack River, where her ancestress, the heroic Mrs. Hannah Dustin, slaughtered with her own hand the cruel savages, who had carried her captive from Haverhill, MA through forests and deep trackless snows, and made good her escape. Mrs. Choate was brought up tinder the ministry of the venerable Dr. Wood, and early converted to Christ. She became a fine example of Christian womanhood, a faithful wife, and a devoted mother. Colonel and Mrs. Choate, in their early married life, were characterized as the handsomest couple in the town ; their eight children all lived to grow up, and, like their parents, were exemplary Christians. The married life of this amiable pair extended over the long period of sixty-five years. They were respected and beloved by all who knew them.
died aged 86
Source:
- The Duston-Dustin family: Thomas and Elizabeth (Wheeler) Duston and their descendants By Duston-Dustin Family Association (1990)
- Fragments of a Family Record: Col. Benjamin Choate, Mehitable Plumer Choate and Certain of Their Descendants; Supplementing the Choates in America (1643-1896) by E.O. Jameson
- The Choates in America. 1643-1896 by E.O. Jameson (1896)
m Col. Benjamin Choate on Nov. 20. 1793
Children:
- Nathan Choate (19 Nov 1794-1834) m Susan Carter
- Samuel Choate (9 Mar 1797-12 Mar 1882) m Anner Choate
- Thomas Choate (5 Jul 1799-10 May 1876) Maria Choate
- Mehitable Choate (20 Jun 1802-21 Apr 1863) m George W Fifield
- Benjamin Choate (25 Jan 1806-7 Sep 1875) m Eliza Ann Whittmore
- Betsey Choate (10 Nov 1808-2 Jul 1855) m Luther Howe
- George Washington Choate (21 Dec 1811-23 Mar 1863) m Sarah A Gerrish
- Mary Jane Choate (5 May 1815-4 Aug 1850) m Nathaniel Howe
Colonel Choate's wife was every way his equal. She was a most amiable, capable, and beautiful woman. She was a descendant of the Pilgrims, and reared almost within sight of the Island in the Merrimack River, where her ancestress, the heroic Mrs. Hannah Dustin, slaughtered with her own hand the cruel savages, who had carried her captive from Haverhill, MA through forests and deep trackless snows, and made good her escape. Mrs. Choate was brought up tinder the ministry of the venerable Dr. Wood, and early converted to Christ. She became a fine example of Christian womanhood, a faithful wife, and a devoted mother. Colonel and Mrs. Choate, in their early married life, were characterized as the handsomest couple in the town ; their eight children all lived to grow up, and, like their parents, were exemplary Christians. The married life of this amiable pair extended over the long period of sixty-five years. They were respected and beloved by all who knew them.
died aged 86
Source:
- The Duston-Dustin family: Thomas and Elizabeth (Wheeler) Duston and their descendants By Duston-Dustin Family Association (1990)
- Fragments of a Family Record: Col. Benjamin Choate, Mehitable Plumer Choate and Certain of Their Descendants; Supplementing the Choates in America (1643-1896) by E.O. Jameson
- The Choates in America. 1643-1896 by E.O. Jameson (1896)
daughter of Nathan Plumer and Elizabeth Dustin
m Col. Benjamin Choate on Nov. 20. 1793
Children:
- Nathan Choate (19 Nov 1794-1834) m Susan Carter
- Samuel Choate (9 Mar 1797-12 Mar 1882) m Anner Choate
- Thomas Choate (5 Jul 1799-10 May 1876) Maria Choate
- Mehitable Choate (20 Jun 1802-21 Apr 1863) m George W Fifield
- Benjamin Choate (25 Jan 1806-7 Sep 1875) m Eliza Ann Whittmore
- Betsey Choate (10 Nov 1808-2 Jul 1855) m Luther Howe
- George Washington Choate (21 Dec 1811-23 Mar 1863) m Sarah A Gerrish
- Mary Jane Choate (5 May 1815-4 Aug 1850) m Nathaniel Howe
Colonel Choate's wife was every way his equal. She was a most amiable, capable, and beautiful woman. She was a descendant of the Pilgrims, and reared almost within sight of the Island in the Merrimack River, where her ancestress, the heroic Mrs. Hannah Dustin, slaughtered with her own hand the cruel savages, who had carried her captive from Haverhill, MA through forests and deep trackless snows, and made good her escape. Mrs. Choate was brought up tinder the ministry of the venerable Dr. Wood, and early converted to Christ. She became a fine example of Christian womanhood, a faithful wife, and a devoted mother. Colonel and Mrs. Choate, in their early married life, were characterized as the handsomest couple in the town ; their eight children all lived to grow up, and, like their parents, were exemplary Christians. The married life of this amiable pair extended over the long period of sixty-five years. They were respected and beloved by all who knew them.
died aged 86
Source:
- The Duston-Dustin family: Thomas and Elizabeth (Wheeler) Duston and their descendants By Duston-Dustin Family Association (1990)
- Fragments of a Family Record: Col. Benjamin Choate, Mehitable Plumer Choate and Certain of Their Descendants; Supplementing the Choates in America (1643-1896) by E.O. Jameson
- The Choates in America. 1643-1896 by E.O. Jameson (1896)
m Col. Benjamin Choate on Nov. 20. 1793
Children:
- Nathan Choate (19 Nov 1794-1834) m Susan Carter
- Samuel Choate (9 Mar 1797-12 Mar 1882) m Anner Choate
- Thomas Choate (5 Jul 1799-10 May 1876) Maria Choate
- Mehitable Choate (20 Jun 1802-21 Apr 1863) m George W Fifield
- Benjamin Choate (25 Jan 1806-7 Sep 1875) m Eliza Ann Whittmore
- Betsey Choate (10 Nov 1808-2 Jul 1855) m Luther Howe
- George Washington Choate (21 Dec 1811-23 Mar 1863) m Sarah A Gerrish
- Mary Jane Choate (5 May 1815-4 Aug 1850) m Nathaniel Howe
Colonel Choate's wife was every way his equal. She was a most amiable, capable, and beautiful woman. She was a descendant of the Pilgrims, and reared almost within sight of the Island in the Merrimack River, where her ancestress, the heroic Mrs. Hannah Dustin, slaughtered with her own hand the cruel savages, who had carried her captive from Haverhill, MA through forests and deep trackless snows, and made good her escape. Mrs. Choate was brought up tinder the ministry of the venerable Dr. Wood, and early converted to Christ. She became a fine example of Christian womanhood, a faithful wife, and a devoted mother. Colonel and Mrs. Choate, in their early married life, were characterized as the handsomest couple in the town ; their eight children all lived to grow up, and, like their parents, were exemplary Christians. The married life of this amiable pair extended over the long period of sixty-five years. They were respected and beloved by all who knew them.
died aged 86
Source:
- The Duston-Dustin family: Thomas and Elizabeth (Wheeler) Duston and their descendants By Duston-Dustin Family Association (1990)
- Fragments of a Family Record: Col. Benjamin Choate, Mehitable Plumer Choate and Certain of Their Descendants; Supplementing the Choates in America (1643-1896) by E.O. Jameson
- The Choates in America. 1643-1896 by E.O. Jameson (1896)
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