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Samuel Seaver
b.8 Apr 1747 Sudbury, Middlesex County, MA (VR, 130)
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m. 2 Sep 1726
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m. 11 Feb 1772
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He was a soldier in the Company of Capt. Edmund Bemis, enlisting for 8 months service immediately after the battle of Lexington, and was very likely at the Bunker Hill fight (Westminster book) CENSUS RECORDS: In the 1790 United States Census, Samuel Seaver was a head of household in Stoddard, Cheshire County, New Hampshire. The household included two free white males over age 16, four free white males under age 16, and three free white females (1790 United States Census, Stoddard, Cheshire County, New Hampshire, Page 024, FHL Microfilm 0,568,145). In the 1800 United States Census, Samuel Severs was a head of household in Cheshire County, New Hampshire. The household included one free white male under age 10, one free white male aged 10 to 16, one free white male aged 16 to 26, one free white male over age 45, two free white females under age 10, one free white female aged 16 to 26, one free white female aged 16 to 26, and one free white female aged 26 to 45 (1800 United States Census, Cheshire County, New Hampshire, Page 268, FHL Microfilm 0,218,679). In the 1820 United States Census, Samuel Seaver was a head of household residing in Crown Point, Essex County, New York. The household included one free white male aged 16 to 26, one free white male over age 45 and one free white female over age 45 (1820 United States Census, Washington County, New York, Population Schedule, Hebron, Page 199, FHL Microfilm 0,193,724). LAND: PROBATE: Samuel Seaver may have died in 1830 in Crown Point NY (Jesse Montgomery Seaver, "The Seaver Genealogy," Philadelphia, PA, 1924) |