On this date in our family history . . . the 29th day of May . . . in the year 1689 . . . it is recorded in the vital records of Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts that Deborah Poore became the bride of Timothy Osgood . . . this Deborah and Timothy are 8th great-grandparents to the Keeper of this family history blog . . . and a bit of their story is recorded on the following pages of A Genealogy of the Descendants of John, Christopher and William Osgood . . .
My ancestors, they hail from . . . the redlands of Texas . . . and the marshes of Maine . . . the plantations of Georgia . . . and the courts of Spain . . . and from a hodgepodge of places . . . betwixt and between . . .
Thursday, May 29, 2014
1689 :: Marriage of Poore and Osgood
On this date in our family history . . . the 29th day of May . . . in the year 1689 . . . it is recorded in the vital records of Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts that Deborah Poore became the bride of Timothy Osgood . . . this Deborah and Timothy are 8th great-grandparents to the Keeper of this family history blog . . . and a bit of their story is recorded on the following pages of A Genealogy of the Descendants of John, Christopher and William Osgood . . .
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TIMOTHY OSGOOD 1659-1748
&1689 DEBORAH POORE 1664-1724
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SARAH OSGOOD 1697-1760
&1719 SAMUEL FRYE 1694-1761
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SARAH FRYE 1721-1816
&1738 JOHN FARNUM 1711-1786
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DANIEL FARNUM 1741-1814
&1768 LYDIA PORTER 1745-1816
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MAHITABLE PORTER FARNUM 1785-1811
&ca 1805 JONATHAN BARKER 1785-1860
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TIMOTHY BARKER 1809-1870/
&1831 JERUSHA LAKIN HOBBS 1810-/1870
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JERUSHA MARILLA BARKER 1841-1899
&1857 ATWOOD FRANK SMITH 1837-1907
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THOMAS WARREN ALONZO SMITH 1866-1920
&1894 EVA MAY BRACKETT 1874-1936
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ELIZABETH MARILLA SMITH 1912-1932
&1929 ROBERT E HENRY 1905-1976
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Mom of Keeper
&1950 FORREST LEE POUNDERS 1927-1996
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Keeper
Another Osgood/Poor marriage. I have the brother of Debora, Daniel Poor who married Mehitabel Osgood in my tree. They are my seventh great grandparents.
Hi cousin! I do show that marriage in my tree also . . . I saw it explained in the above book as a "brother and sister married respectively niece and uncle" . . .
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