Mary was the daughter of John and Joanna (Sprague) Tefft, both of Rhode Island.
On January 11, 1729, she married Benjamin Barber. Their children were Joanna, Lydia, Mary, John, Nathan, Mercy and Ruth.
Mary's last decade was during the turbulent times of fighting for America's independence, of which her descendants served. She lived long enough to witness the successful end of the American Revolution and the birth of the United States of America.
On January 11, 1729, she married Benjamin Barber. Their children were Joanna, Lydia, Mary, John, Nathan, Mercy and Ruth.
Mary's last decade was during the turbulent times of fighting for America's independence, of which her descendants served. She lived long enough to witness the successful end of the American Revolution and the birth of the United States of America.
Mary was the daughter of John and Joanna (Sprague) Tefft, both of Rhode Island.
On January 11, 1729, she married Benjamin Barber. Their children were Joanna, Lydia, Mary, John, Nathan, Mercy and Ruth.
Mary's last decade was during the turbulent times of fighting for America's independence, of which her descendants served. She lived long enough to witness the successful end of the American Revolution and the birth of the United States of America.
On January 11, 1729, she married Benjamin Barber. Their children were Joanna, Lydia, Mary, John, Nathan, Mercy and Ruth.
Mary's last decade was during the turbulent times of fighting for America's independence, of which her descendants served. She lived long enough to witness the successful end of the American Revolution and the birth of the United States of America.
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