Any help on who Elizabeth (JOSSELYN) BEAL actually is would be much appreciated especially as to how she fits into the JOSSELYN family. What is known about her is that she married Noah BEAL on 20d 11m 1746 in Hingham, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. This was his hometown and may have been her's also. They settled in the neighboring town of Abington, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts were they had six children together: Elizabeth, Noah Jr., Daniel, Mary, Job, and Tryphena.
No record of Elizabeth's death appears in Abington vital records but she seems to have certainly died there between the birth of her youngest child Tryphena on 28d 4m 1762 and 10m 1772 which was the date of her husband Noah BEAL's second marriage to Percilla RICE. Percilla herself later died in Abington in 1790 and Noah then died four years later in 1794.
No record of Elizabeth's death appears in Abington vital records but she seems to have certainly died there between the birth of her youngest child Tryphena on 28d 4m 1762 and 10m 1772 which was the date of her husband Noah BEAL's second marriage to Percilla RICE. Percilla herself later died in Abington in 1790 and Noah then died four years later in 1794.
Any help on who Elizabeth (JOSSELYN) BEAL actually is would be much appreciated especially as to how she fits into the JOSSELYN family. What is known about her is that she married Noah BEAL on 20d 11m 1746 in Hingham, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. This was his hometown and may have been her's also. They settled in the neighboring town of Abington, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts were they had six children together: Elizabeth, Noah Jr., Daniel, Mary, Job, and Tryphena.
No record of Elizabeth's death appears in Abington vital records but she seems to have certainly died there between the birth of her youngest child Tryphena on 28d 4m 1762 and 10m 1772 which was the date of her husband Noah BEAL's second marriage to Percilla RICE. Percilla herself later died in Abington in 1790 and Noah then died four years later in 1794.
No record of Elizabeth's death appears in Abington vital records but she seems to have certainly died there between the birth of her youngest child Tryphena on 28d 4m 1762 and 10m 1772 which was the date of her husband Noah BEAL's second marriage to Percilla RICE. Percilla herself later died in Abington in 1790 and Noah then died four years later in 1794.
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