Sarah married Ebenezer Butterfield in Dunstable, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
Ebenezer Butterfield was the son of Samuel Butterfield (1671 - 1735) and Rachel (Spaulding) Butterfield (1686 - 1730.)
Ebenezer and Sarah Butterfield had children:
Ebenezer Butterfield Jr. (26 January 1732 - 1821), (Colonel) Samuel Butterfield (24 February 1738 - 1808), Leonard Butterfield (17 November 1740 - 17 November 1800), Jonas Butterfield (12 September 1742 - ?), Sarah Butterfield (23 June 1746 - 1815), and Mary Butterfield (3 October 1748 - 16 October 1844.)
Ebenezer had three children with Alice Taylor (Jesse b. 28 April 1752, Rachel b. 8 October 1754, Philip b. 8 October 1757.)
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Citation for his first marriage: "A History of Farmington, Franklin county Maine," by Francis Gould Butler. Page 407.
"EBENEZER BUTTERFIELD's name appears on the list of tax-payers in Dunstable in 1744, the date of the earliest tax records. He was also a member of the church in 1757 with his wife Alice, and served in the Continental army. He was twice married. The name of his first wife was Sarah, and that of his second, Alice. He d. in 1795. The Dunstable records show nine children" (etc.)
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Citation for his second marriage: "Early Generations of the Founders of Old Dunstable: Thirty Families" by Ezra S. Steams. Page 74.
"ABRAHAM TAYLOR.
(Daughter) Alice, born 15 April 1720. Married about 1750, Ebenezer Butterfield, born 13 July 1706, son of Samuel and Rachel (Spalding) Butterfield. It was his second marriage."
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Can find no record of Sarah's death.
Re: Maiden name; there are conflicting reports. [Original notes unavailable due to HD crash.] Research ongoing.
- Research and Bio and Transcriptions by Tree Leaf.
Ebenezer Butterfield was the son of Samuel Butterfield (1671 - 1735) and Rachel (Spaulding) Butterfield (1686 - 1730.)
Ebenezer and Sarah Butterfield had children:
Ebenezer Butterfield Jr. (26 January 1732 - 1821), (Colonel) Samuel Butterfield (24 February 1738 - 1808), Leonard Butterfield (17 November 1740 - 17 November 1800), Jonas Butterfield (12 September 1742 - ?), Sarah Butterfield (23 June 1746 - 1815), and Mary Butterfield (3 October 1748 - 16 October 1844.)
Ebenezer had three children with Alice Taylor (Jesse b. 28 April 1752, Rachel b. 8 October 1754, Philip b. 8 October 1757.)
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Citation for his first marriage: "A History of Farmington, Franklin county Maine," by Francis Gould Butler. Page 407.
"EBENEZER BUTTERFIELD's name appears on the list of tax-payers in Dunstable in 1744, the date of the earliest tax records. He was also a member of the church in 1757 with his wife Alice, and served in the Continental army. He was twice married. The name of his first wife was Sarah, and that of his second, Alice. He d. in 1795. The Dunstable records show nine children" (etc.)
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Citation for his second marriage: "Early Generations of the Founders of Old Dunstable: Thirty Families" by Ezra S. Steams. Page 74.
"ABRAHAM TAYLOR.
(Daughter) Alice, born 15 April 1720. Married about 1750, Ebenezer Butterfield, born 13 July 1706, son of Samuel and Rachel (Spalding) Butterfield. It was his second marriage."
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Can find no record of Sarah's death.
Re: Maiden name; there are conflicting reports. [Original notes unavailable due to HD crash.] Research ongoing.
- Research and Bio and Transcriptions by Tree Leaf.
Sarah married Ebenezer Butterfield in Dunstable, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
Ebenezer Butterfield was the son of Samuel Butterfield (1671 - 1735) and Rachel (Spaulding) Butterfield (1686 - 1730.)
Ebenezer and Sarah Butterfield had children:
Ebenezer Butterfield Jr. (26 January 1732 - 1821), (Colonel) Samuel Butterfield (24 February 1738 - 1808), Leonard Butterfield (17 November 1740 - 17 November 1800), Jonas Butterfield (12 September 1742 - ?), Sarah Butterfield (23 June 1746 - 1815), and Mary Butterfield (3 October 1748 - 16 October 1844.)
Ebenezer had three children with Alice Taylor (Jesse b. 28 April 1752, Rachel b. 8 October 1754, Philip b. 8 October 1757.)
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Citation for his first marriage: "A History of Farmington, Franklin county Maine," by Francis Gould Butler. Page 407.
"EBENEZER BUTTERFIELD's name appears on the list of tax-payers in Dunstable in 1744, the date of the earliest tax records. He was also a member of the church in 1757 with his wife Alice, and served in the Continental army. He was twice married. The name of his first wife was Sarah, and that of his second, Alice. He d. in 1795. The Dunstable records show nine children" (etc.)
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Citation for his second marriage: "Early Generations of the Founders of Old Dunstable: Thirty Families" by Ezra S. Steams. Page 74.
"ABRAHAM TAYLOR.
(Daughter) Alice, born 15 April 1720. Married about 1750, Ebenezer Butterfield, born 13 July 1706, son of Samuel and Rachel (Spalding) Butterfield. It was his second marriage."
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Can find no record of Sarah's death.
Re: Maiden name; there are conflicting reports. [Original notes unavailable due to HD crash.] Research ongoing.
- Research and Bio and Transcriptions by Tree Leaf.
Ebenezer Butterfield was the son of Samuel Butterfield (1671 - 1735) and Rachel (Spaulding) Butterfield (1686 - 1730.)
Ebenezer and Sarah Butterfield had children:
Ebenezer Butterfield Jr. (26 January 1732 - 1821), (Colonel) Samuel Butterfield (24 February 1738 - 1808), Leonard Butterfield (17 November 1740 - 17 November 1800), Jonas Butterfield (12 September 1742 - ?), Sarah Butterfield (23 June 1746 - 1815), and Mary Butterfield (3 October 1748 - 16 October 1844.)
Ebenezer had three children with Alice Taylor (Jesse b. 28 April 1752, Rachel b. 8 October 1754, Philip b. 8 October 1757.)
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Citation for his first marriage: "A History of Farmington, Franklin county Maine," by Francis Gould Butler. Page 407.
"EBENEZER BUTTERFIELD's name appears on the list of tax-payers in Dunstable in 1744, the date of the earliest tax records. He was also a member of the church in 1757 with his wife Alice, and served in the Continental army. He was twice married. The name of his first wife was Sarah, and that of his second, Alice. He d. in 1795. The Dunstable records show nine children" (etc.)
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Citation for his second marriage: "Early Generations of the Founders of Old Dunstable: Thirty Families" by Ezra S. Steams. Page 74.
"ABRAHAM TAYLOR.
(Daughter) Alice, born 15 April 1720. Married about 1750, Ebenezer Butterfield, born 13 July 1706, son of Samuel and Rachel (Spalding) Butterfield. It was his second marriage."
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Can find no record of Sarah's death.
Re: Maiden name; there are conflicting reports. [Original notes unavailable due to HD crash.] Research ongoing.
- Research and Bio and Transcriptions by Tree Leaf.
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