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m. 15 Feb 1750 - Joanna Yeaton1753 - 1826
Facts and Events
OBITUARY - "Died, in Waterborough Joanna Chadbourne, widow of Paul Chadbourne Esq., 73. Her husband died eight weeks before her at the age of 78. The were lovely and pleasant in their lives and in their death they were not divided. She was suddenly arrested by sickness while on a visit to her friends in Limerick, and was soon removed to be in heaven with her Saviour, whose disciple she had long been on earth. It is remarkable that Mrs. Chadbourne at her great age, left eight brothers and sisters alive, and that all her children, thirteen in number, survive, and all but one followed her to the grave. There are living 78 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Blessed is every one that feareth the Lord; that walketh in his ways. Thy wife shall be as a fruitful vine by the sides of thy house; thy children as olive plants round about thy table. The Lord shall bless thee out of Zion. Yea, thou shalt see thy children's children, and peace upon Isreal.[4]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 59-60, in Ahlquist, Earle N. The Paul Chadbourn family of Waterborough, Maine, 1748-1990. (Peru, Illinois: Chadbourne Family Association, 1984, 1990).
. PAUL6 CHADBOURNE (Humphrey5 William4 Humphrey3-2 William1), born Berwick ME 20 Mar 1747/8; died N Waterborough ME 31 Dec 1825; married 2nd Church of Berwick 26 Apr 1770 (NEHGR 74:250) JOANNA4 YEATON, born 17 May 1753, died Limerick ME 4 Mar 1826 while visiting friends "Widow of the late Paul, Esq., aged 73" (Dover Gazette and Strafford Advertiser, 29 Mar 1826, 3), daughter of Philip33 (Philip2, Richard11) and Dorcas (Smith) Yeaton of Berwick. Both are buried on Paul's old homestead at N Waterborough on property now owned by descendant Earle Ahlquist. We are grateful to Earle for completing the genealogy of Paul's descendants beyond Emery's account, and to Nancy Maze for her work assisting Earle.
Many of the Chadbournes were of enormous size, and Paul was no exception. Three hundred pounds was the norm rather than an exception with his children, including some of his daughters. An article in a Portland paper talks of the two tons of Chadbournes and includes some of Paul's family as well as three from Lake Sebago. The 1790 Census for Coxhall lists 3 males over 16, 4 males under 16, and 4 females in this household. His will, proved 1826, named Joanna and children Nathan, Paul, John, James, Philip, Jeremiah, Humphrey, Elijah, Susanna, Phebe, Joanna, Sarah, Dorcas and grandchild Belinda (YP #2682, 36:275).
Children (Berwick and Lyman TR, dates verified from Paul's papers found on his property, baptisms NEHGR 74:222-3, 247, Blackberry Hill, 2nd Church of Berwick), surname CHADBOURNE:
115 i. PAUL7, b Berwick 8 Nov 1770.
116 ii. HUMPHREY, b Berwick 26 July 1772.
117 iii. PHILIP, b Coxhall (Lyman) ME 15 Apr 1774.
- The Maine Genealogist. (Farmington, Maine: Maine Genealogical Society)
32.1 p 10, Feb 2010 .
- Joseph C. Anderson, II., “The Yeatons of York Co., Maine,” , in York County Genealogical Society (Maine). York County Genealogical Society journal. (Ogunquit, Maine: York County Genealogical Society [Maine])
8:44–54, 1993.
- ↑ Christian Mirror, March 17, 1826
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