Father Ezra Pillsbury
Mother Hannah Hale
wife Martha Bayley/Bailey
married 11/29/1759 Newbury, Essex County, Mass.
children:
Sarah
Joseph
Mary
Elizabeth
Solomon
Moses
Ezra was one of the first settlers of Weare, N.H.
Signed the Association Test of New Hampshire June 1776
(to sign it was a bold and hazardous step: had the cause failed every signer would have subjected himself "to the pains and penalties of treason;" to a cruel and ignominious death).
Served in the militia, Ezra was a trumpeter in the Revolutionary army and served for 7 years.
*5th great-grandfather of husband
Mother Hannah Hale
wife Martha Bayley/Bailey
married 11/29/1759 Newbury, Essex County, Mass.
children:
Sarah
Joseph
Mary
Elizabeth
Solomon
Moses
Ezra was one of the first settlers of Weare, N.H.
Signed the Association Test of New Hampshire June 1776
(to sign it was a bold and hazardous step: had the cause failed every signer would have subjected himself "to the pains and penalties of treason;" to a cruel and ignominious death).
Served in the militia, Ezra was a trumpeter in the Revolutionary army and served for 7 years.
*5th great-grandfather of husband
Father Ezra Pillsbury
Mother Hannah Hale
wife Martha Bayley/Bailey
married 11/29/1759 Newbury, Essex County, Mass.
children:
Sarah
Joseph
Mary
Elizabeth
Solomon
Moses
Ezra was one of the first settlers of Weare, N.H.
Signed the Association Test of New Hampshire June 1776
(to sign it was a bold and hazardous step: had the cause failed every signer would have subjected himself "to the pains and penalties of treason;" to a cruel and ignominious death).
Served in the militia, Ezra was a trumpeter in the Revolutionary army and served for 7 years.
*5th great-grandfather of husband
Mother Hannah Hale
wife Martha Bayley/Bailey
married 11/29/1759 Newbury, Essex County, Mass.
children:
Sarah
Joseph
Mary
Elizabeth
Solomon
Moses
Ezra was one of the first settlers of Weare, N.H.
Signed the Association Test of New Hampshire June 1776
(to sign it was a bold and hazardous step: had the cause failed every signer would have subjected himself "to the pains and penalties of treason;" to a cruel and ignominious death).
Served in the militia, Ezra was a trumpeter in the Revolutionary army and served for 7 years.
*5th great-grandfather of husband
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