Solomon Annas (Annis)was born circa 1742 at or near Concord, New Hampshire; died at Bethel, Maine; married August 27, 1769, Elizabeth Wamaghan (Wright) at Goldsbo, Lincoln County, Maine. Solomon and Elizabeth were married by Nathan Jones, Justice of the Peace.
Solomon was on the roll of Captain Marston's Company at Crown Point on September 30, 1762, but the following year he was building his house at Warner, New Hampshire. He removed to Lincoln County, Maine in 1769, where he was married, and returned to Warner, where his children were born. Solomon later returned to Bethel, Maine once again with his three sons, Solomon Jr., James, and Benjamin.
Solomon was on the roll of Captain Marston's Company at Crown Point on September 30, 1762, but the following year he was building his house at Warner, New Hampshire. He removed to Lincoln County, Maine in 1769, where he was married, and returned to Warner, where his children were born. Solomon later returned to Bethel, Maine once again with his three sons, Solomon Jr., James, and Benjamin.
Solomon Annas (Annis)was born circa 1742 at or near Concord, New Hampshire; died at Bethel, Maine; married August 27, 1769, Elizabeth Wamaghan (Wright) at Goldsbo, Lincoln County, Maine. Solomon and Elizabeth were married by Nathan Jones, Justice of the Peace.
Solomon was on the roll of Captain Marston's Company at Crown Point on September 30, 1762, but the following year he was building his house at Warner, New Hampshire. He removed to Lincoln County, Maine in 1769, where he was married, and returned to Warner, where his children were born. Solomon later returned to Bethel, Maine once again with his three sons, Solomon Jr., James, and Benjamin.
Solomon was on the roll of Captain Marston's Company at Crown Point on September 30, 1762, but the following year he was building his house at Warner, New Hampshire. He removed to Lincoln County, Maine in 1769, where he was married, and returned to Warner, where his children were born. Solomon later returned to Bethel, Maine once again with his three sons, Solomon Jr., James, and Benjamin.
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