The news clipping posted to the lower right details the 1794 tragic event in the family of William Gott. This news story, which appeared in more than one paper, appears to be the only surviving account of this event.
William married second to Rhoda Knapp, who was from Leeds. This exact date of the marriage is not known, but the Wayne town history lists William's first child by his second wife as born on October 6, 1795.
William and Rhoda had about fourteen children born from the years 1795 to 1821. Most of the children were born in Greene, and they moved to Wayne before 1810. According to the Wayne town history, they lived on just to the south of this cemetery, near the border to Leeds. The farm was later owned by William's son-in-law Otis Howard.
The news clipping posted to the lower right details the 1794 tragic event in the family of William Gott. This news story, which appeared in more than one paper, appears to be the only surviving account of this event.
William married second to Rhoda Knapp, who was from Leeds. This exact date of the marriage is not known, but the Wayne town history lists William's first child by his second wife as born on October 6, 1795.
William and Rhoda had about fourteen children born from the years 1795 to 1821. Most of the children were born in Greene, and they moved to Wayne before 1810. According to the Wayne town history, they lived on just to the south of this cemetery, near the border to Leeds. The farm was later owned by William's son-in-law Otis Howard.
Family Members
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Thankfull B Gott Ludden
1793–1848
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William Gott Jr
1795–1862
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Elijah Gott
1797–1875
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Sarah Gott Knapp
1798–1870
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Mehitable Gott Harvey
1800–1847
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Anson Gott
1804–1862
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Matilda Gott Maxim
1804–1869
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Charles Gott
1806–1885
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Susan Gott Knapp
1808–1874
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Mary B. Gott Wing
1810–1898
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Jane Gott Foss
1815–1896
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Alfreda Gott Howard
1817–1878
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Aurelia Gott Coffin
1821–1885
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