Person:Mary Weston (39)

Watchers
m. 1782
  1. Mary Weston1782 - 1860
  2. Betsey Weston1784 - 1871
  3. Cephas Weston1786 - 1786
  4. Cynthia Weston1787 - 1872
  5. Samuel Weston1788 - 1838
  6. Stephen Weston1789 - 1869
  7. Eusebius Weston1791 - 1866
  8. John Whitney Weston1793 - 1878
  9. Daniel Cony Weston1795 - 1878
  10. Clarissa Weston1796 - 1856
  11. Increase Sumner Weston1798 - 1885
  12. Roxanna Weston1800 - 1891
  13. Ebenezer Weston1802 - 1894
m. 18 Jan 1801
  1. Nahum Coburn1801 - 1822
  2. Abner Coburn1803 - 1885
  3. Fidelia Coburn1805 - 1830
  4. Philander Coburn1807 - 1876
  5. Eliza Coburn1809 - 1874
  6. Elvira Coburn1811 - 1867
  7. Alonzo Coburn1812 - 1882
  8. Samuel Weston Coburn1815 - 1873
  9. Stephen Coburn1817 - 1882
  10. Eleazer Coburn1820 - 1850
  11. Charles Coburn1822 - 1844
  12. Mary Weston Coburn1824 - 1874
  13. Sylvanus Pitts Coburn1827 - 1874
  14. Sarah Pitts Coburn1827 - 1827
Facts and Events
Name Mary Weston
Alt Name[4] Dolly _____
Gender Female
Birth[1] 19 Dec 1782 Canaan, Somerset, Maine United States
Marriage 18 Jan 1801 to Eleazer Coburn
Probate[4] 5 Sep 1805 Canaan, Somerset, Maine United StatesInherited two tracts of land in Canaan from her father's estate. Also received Pew No. 42 in the Canaan Meeting House.
Death[2] 21 Dec 1860 Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, United States

Quoted from Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine, Volume 1, pg 158 &159

He [Eleazer Coburn] married, January 18, 1801, Mary Weston, daughter of Samuel and Mary (White) Weston, and granddaughter of Joseph Weston, one of the first two settlers of Canaan. (An account of the Weston family is given elsewhere.) She was a strenuous worker, as she had need to be to conduct her household. Besides her fourteen children, thirteen of whom lived to maturity, several boys were brought up in the family. A sister of her husband, with two sons, found a home there, as well as the aged grandmother. The tailoress was in the home nearly the year round, and the shoemaker spent several week's there each fall. The family was seldom less than twenty, and there was always room for another. The mother, like her neighbors, spun and wove her own blankets, sheets and towels, made her own butter, cheese, candles, soap, &c., and knit her family's hosiery. No wonder she learned to use every moment, and in her old age was never seen without work in her hands. With all her labors she found time to go to church regularly and to minister to the needy of the community. She died in the home of her sons A. & P., December 21, 1860.
References
  1. Burrage, Henry Sweetser; Albert Roscoe Stubbs; and George Thomas Little. Genealogical and family history of the state of Maine. (New York, New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, c1909)
    3:1142.
  2. Mary "Polly" Weston Coburn, in Find A Grave
    Find A Grave: Southside Cemetery.

    MARY.
    Wife of Eleazer Coburn.
    Died Dec. 21, 1860.
    Æt. 78 yrs.
  3.   Burrage, Henry Sweetser; Albert Roscoe Stubbs; and George Thomas Little. Genealogical and family history of the state of Maine. (New York, New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, c1909)
    1:158.
  4. 4.0 4.1 Case no W-5-R Warren, Margaret to W-6-R Weston, Samuel, 1799-1865, in Kennebec, Maine, United States. Maine, Kennebec County Probate Estates Files, 1779-1915. (Augusta, Kennebec, Maine: FamilySearch Historical Records, 1779-1915)
    Image 1049.

    To Dolly Weston now Dolly Coburn Share No. one
    A certain tract of land situated in Canaan & bounded as followes
    beginning on west side of the road leading from scowhegan
    Falls to James Webbs on the line between the Fletcher Lot so
    called and the Lot called the Whitaker Lot at a stake and stones
    thence following said line to the West-end to the line between
    said Lots and the Emery tract so-called at the corner ---
    thence southerly on said line thirty two rods to a corner
    thence crossing said Emery tract at right angles to a marked
    tree between said Emery tract & Tilly Mason's Land ---
    Thence southerly following the lines of the sd Emery tract
    round untill it comes to the south west corner of the Whitaker
    Lot thence following the line of sd Whitaker Lot Easterly to the
    aforesaid Road thence Northerly by said road to the first
    mentioned bounds also one other tract in sd Canaan out of the
    lot of Abraham Tract and so called the Ireland tract contain
    -ing sixteen Acres more orles also one Pew in Canaan
    Meeting House Numbered forty Two agreeably to the Plan
    being her share of the real estate of the sd Deceased