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Carrie Louise Twombly

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18 Mar 2023

Child of Carrie Louise Twombly and Nathaniel Jacob Neal

Pauline Louise Neal

Thaxter York

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Father

Unconnected York

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21 Nov 2024

Birth*	Thaxter York was born ca. 1770-1775.1
Marriage*	He married first Unknown (?) before 1810.2
Marriage*	Thaxter York married second Polly Tilton, daughter of Jethro Batchelder Tilton and Bridget (?), on 1 September 1811 in Brentwood, Rockingham County, New HampshireG. He was from Exeter and she was from Epping when their marriage intention was recorded in the Exeter town records on July 21st.3,4
Death*	Thaxter York died on 27 January 1855 possibly in Kingston, Rockingham County, New HampshireG.5
	Https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/York-8285.
	His place in the genealogy is uncertain, but given his presence in the Exeter/Brentwood area he is very likely a child of one of the sons of either John or Richard York of Brentwood and Epping, or possibly a late son of Richard himself. His age in census records place him as being born between 1770 and 1775. His first appearance in the census was in the 1810 census of Exeter, so where he was living for the 35+ years before that is uncertain, although we know he was in the Army for a few years in the 1790s, as described below. The fact that he doesn't appear in the 1790 or 1800 censuses likely means he was living with family. Both John and Richard York of Brentwood had more than one male aged 16 and over in their households in 1790, so he could have been living in either place. With a birth range between 1775 and 1780 he would have been age 15-20 in 1790, so also could be in a household where he was under 16 if born in 1775. That opens up the possibility that either John Carr York or Jonathan Young York of Exeter could be his father. Neither had older males besides themselves in their 1790 household, but both had males under 16. There is also a good possibility that he was living in Ohio at some point after his service in the Army out there in the 1790s. The AmericanAncestors.org website has a database of "Ohio: Tax Records, 1800-1850" and on p.613 of the Washington Co. Tax Duplicates, 1822-1824 volume he is listed as the original proprietor of land then owned by a John Salmon. []. Perhaps he acquired the land as payment for his military service, but he didn't stay out there, as he was back in Exeter by 1810. No 1800 census record can be located for him anywhere in the country using online indexes. His first wife's name is currently unknown. Her death notice in the Exeter Town Records only referred to her as Thaxter York's wife. When the 1810 census was taken the year she died she was still evident in the household as a female aged 26-44. There was also a young boy aged under 10 and a young woman aged 16-25. The younger two might have been his children but there is no proof of it. The Exeter Town Records for 1811 record the death of a 19-year-old "Miss York" dying of consumption on October 19th. This may very well be the 16-25 year old woman in Thaxter's family from the previous year's census. Thaxter's was one of only three York families appearing in the Exeter records in those years, and the only one of them according to the 1800-1810 censuses who had a female of the proper age to be Miss York. [Exeter Town Records on FamilySearch.org, p.100, image 88 of 162, ] He was living in Epping from 1813 to 1816 as town records show payments made to him in the winter of each of those years for sweeping and taking care of the Epping meeting house. [Epping Town Records, 3: 514, 518, 521, 524]. After 1816 those payments ceased. On 29 Feb 1816 Jethro Batchelder Tilton of Epping, husbandman, sold for $30 to Thaxter York of Epping, husbandman, "one half of the dwelling house in which I now live in said Epping and one third of the land which I own in said Epping, said land is bounded on land of Abraham Tilton, David Lawrence, & land in possession of Aaron Huntoon, & on the road." Witnesses were William Plumer and William Plumer Jr., and Jethro signed the deed and acknowledged it on the same day before Justice of the Peace William Plumer. [Rockingham Deeds, 212:426] Several years earlier, on 10 Feb 1809, Jethro Batchelder Tilton sold the other half of the house and 2/3 of the land to his daughter Polly York Jr., spinster, which proves the father daughter relationship between Jethro Batchelder and Polly (Tilton) York. [Rockingham Deeds, 203:310] Thaxter and Polly sell all of this land on the next page of the Rockingham County deed books. On 20 Mar 1817 Thaxter York of Epping, yeoman, and Polly his wife, sold for $60 to Samuel Turner Jr., George W. Plumer and John Jay Plumer, all of Epping, traders, land in Epping bordered by Abraham Tilton’s land on the road, Aaron Huntoon’s land, and David Lawrence’s land, being ¾ of an acre, with all buildings, being the whole of the premises formerly owned by Jethro B. Tilton late of Epping, decd. Witnesses were William Stearns (the Justice of the Peace who recorded the deed) and Olive Tilton. Thaxter and Polly both appeared and made their marks and acknowledged the deed on the same day. [Rockingham Deeds, 212:427] The family had fallen upon hard times by 1819 in Epping. On 10 Apr of that year the Selectmen of the Town of Epping wrote to the Selectment of Brentwood that "Thaxter York and Polly York his wife, Eliza York, Jane York and one other their Children" who were "now in the town of Epping and are poor and unable to support and maintain themselves" needed to return to Brentwood. The notice said that the Selectmen of Epping had been supporting the family for the past ninety days, expending $11.72 with the costs ongoing. Since they had "no legal settlement" in Epping, "nor having any Relation liable by law for their support, they are therefore considered the proper charge of said town of Brentwood." [Rockingham Co. Superior Court file #47427] In the 1820 census he was living in Brentwood with his wife and three young girls under 10. If that young boy who was in his household ten years earlier was indeed his son he was not there in 1820. His family was again found in Brentwood in 1830, listed under Baxter York. He and his wife were aged 50-59 and they had one female 10-14 and 2 females 15-19. By the 1840 census of Brentwood all the children were out of the house and it was just Thaxter and his wife aged 60-70. The 1821 Brentwood Town Meeting voted to purchase or build a house for the town paupers and also voted that the families of Richard Bean Jr. and Thaxter York be moved into this poor house as soon as it was ready. [Brentwood Town Records, 2:105-6] In the 18 Sep 1850 issue of the Daily Evening Union newspaper of Newburyport, Mass., the following notice appeared on p.2: "Thaxter York, a pensioner for services rendered the United States under General Wayne in the lndian War, from 1791 to 1795, had his thigh badly fractured last Friday, in this town, by being purposely thrown from a wagon by an inhuman man with whom he was riding. [originally published in the] Exeter News Letter. [MyHeritage.com, ] On 5 Jan 1855, just three weeks before his death, Thaxter was living in Kingston, N.H. when he deposed under oath relative to the military service of Josiah Clark of Epping. In it he said that "I enlisted into the army of the United States of North America in the second Regiment of the New Hampshire Militia and in the Company of infantry commanded by Captain Jonathan Cass of Exeter New Hampshire (father of the Hon. Lewis Cass) in the year 1791 and remained in said service in the Northern States and territories during the Indian war, and am now receiving a pension from the Government of the United States for my services." He went on to testify that Josiah Clark served in the same company as Order sergeant. [Rockingham Deeds, 371:355-6] The Northwest Indian War that was ongoing in 1791 when Thaxter enlisted went badly for the soldiers in that year, culminating in one of the worst defeats in the history of the American Army at the so-called St. Clair's Defeat in November. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Clair%27s_defeat] There were only 24 out of the thousand soldiers who escaped uninjured. Whether Thaxter was there or not is unknown at present. We do have evidence that he was still in the army in October of 1793. On 17 Oct 1793 he was part of a convoy of soldiers taking supplies between Fort St. Clair and Fort Jefferson when the Natives attacked them at a place called Forty Foot Pitch, which is in Ludlow Springs, Preble County, Ohio. The Americans were badly defeated and their commanders and several soldiers killed. Among the names of the privates is Thaxter York, who along with four others were reported as missing after the engagement. [Ohio Archæological and Historical Quarterly, Vol. 32, 1923, p.508, , date viewed 20 Mar 2023] According to documents available online at ancestry and familysearch he started receiving his military pension as early as July 1840, and that document referred to his rank as being a Private. [Ancestry.com: U.S., Revolutionary War Pensioners, 1801-1815, 1818-1872, T718: 1818 - 1872, 03: Revolutionary War, 1820-1842, ] A later payment ledger from the 1850s gives his date of death, at which time the payments ended. [Ancestry.com: U.S., Revolutionary War Pensioners, 1801-1815, 1818-1872, T718: 1818 - 1872, 11: Invalid Pensioners, 1843-1856, ] The birth dates of their two younger daughters Eliza and the one whose name is presently unknown are between 1811 and 1815 based on their having two daughters aged 15-19 in the 1830 census. Which of the two is the older is unknown, however, so their birth order here is a coin toss. Their younger daughter Jane's birth is estimated as 1818 based on her own later census and death records, and she would be the 10-14 year old in the 1830 census.

Children of Thaxter York and Polly Tilton

Eliza York b. s 1813 daughter York b. s 1815 Jane (?) b. c 1818, d. 10 Oct 1883

Polly Tilton

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Father	Jethro Batchelder Tilton b. 9 Oct 1736, d. 16 Mar 1817
Mother	Bridget (?) d. 17 May 1782

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31 Aug 2023

Birth*	Polly Tilton was born on 15 February 1773 in Epping, Rockingham County, New HampshireG.1,2,3
Marriage*	She married second Thaxter York, son of Unconnected York, on 1 September 1811 in Brentwood, Rockingham County, New HampshireG. He was from Exeter and she was from Epping when their marriage intention was recorded in the Exeter town records on July 21st.4,5
Death*	Polly Tilton died on 14 August 1848 in Exeter, Rockingham County, New HampshireG.6
	Https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tilton-1115.

Children of Polly Tilton and Thaxter York

Eliza York b. s 1813 daughter York b. s 1815 Jane (?) b. c 1818, d. 10 Oct 1883

Jethro Batchelder Tilton

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20 Mar 2023

Marriage*	Jethro Batchelder Tilton married Bridget (?).
Birth*	Jethro Batchelder Tilton was born on 9 October 1736 in Hampton Falls, New HampshireG.
Death*	He died on 16 March 1817 in Epping, Rockingham County, New HampshireG.

Child of Jethro Batchelder Tilton and Bridget (?)

Polly Tilton+ b. 15 Feb 1773, d. 14 Aug 1848

Bridget (?)

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20 Mar 2023

Marriage*	Bridget (?) married Jethro Batchelder Tilton.
Death*	Bridget (?) died on 17 May 1782 in Epping, Rockingham County, New HampshireG.

Child of Bridget (?) and Jethro Batchelder Tilton

Polly Tilton+ b. 15 Feb 1773, d. 14 Aug 1848

Eliza York

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Father	Thaxter York b. ca. 1770-1775, d. 27 Jan 1855
Mother	Polly Tilton b. 15 Feb 1773, d. 14 Aug 1848

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21 Nov 2024

Birth*	Eliza York was born say 1813.
	She was mentioned by name in an 1819 warning out document that reference her parents, her sister Jane, and "one other" child. She was one of three young daughters the family had in the 1820 census of Brentwood, and was also with them in 1830 in Brentwood. What became of her after that is presently unknown.

Jane (?)

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Father	Thaxter York b. ca. 1770-1775, d. 27 Jan 1855
Mother	Polly Tilton b. 15 Feb 1773, d. 14 Aug 1848

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28 Jan 2024

Birth*	Jane (?) was born circa 1818 in Brentwood, Rockingham County, New HampshireG.1
Marriage*	She married first Gilman Marsh circa 1832.2
Marriage*	Jane (?) married second Abner Lowell circa 1849.3
Death*	Jane (?) died of pneumonia on 10 October 1883 in Candia, Rockingham County, New HampshireG. Her death was recorded in Raymond, so she may have been living there when she died.4
	Abner and Jane were living in Raymond, N.H. when the 1850 census was taken, with their two month old daughter Mary. Abner was a labourer with no real estate. Five years later they were living in Amesbury, Mass. when the 1855 state census was taken. Abner's occupation appears to read 'Horsler' and they had children Josephine (5) and Lavina (3). They were back in Raymond in 1860 with their children Josephine (10) and Francis (7). Abner was a labourer at the time with a personal estate of $50, far less than his neighbors.

daughter York

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Father	Thaxter York b. ca. 1770-1775, d. 27 Jan 1855
Mother	Polly Tilton b. 15 Feb 1773, d. 14 Aug 1848

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28 Jan 2024

Birth*	Daughter York was born say 1815.
	The family had three daughters in the 1820 census, and in an 1819 warning out paper her two siblings were mentioned by name while she was just referred to as "one other" child.

Abner Lowell

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21 Mar 2023

Birth*	Abner Lowell was born circa 1826 in New HampshireG.1
Marriage*	He married second Jane (?), daughter of Thaxter York and Polly Tilton, circa 1849.2

Gilman Marsh

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19 Aug 2023

Birth*	Gilman Marsh was born circa 1794.
Marriage*	He married first Jane (?), daughter of Thaxter York and Polly Tilton, circa 1832.1
Death*	Gilman Marsh died on 22 May 1844 in Brentwood, Rockingham County, New HampshireG.

Thomas Newman Dresser

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Father	Enoch Dresser b. 1774, d. 1824
Mother	Elizabeth Bridges b. 1779, d. 1864

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22 Mar 2023

Birth*	Thomas Newman Dresser was born on 1 December 1811 in Rowley, Essex County, MassachusettsG.1
Marriage*	He married second Elizabeth R. York, daughter of Ezekiel York and Nancy Folsom, on 21 July 1853 in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.
Death*	Thomas Newman Dresser died on 22 August 1876 in Revere, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.2
	Thomas married first to Harriet Sargent who died in 1852 after giving him three children. [FamilySearch tree]

Enoch Dresser

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22 Mar 2023

Marriage*	Enoch Dresser married Elizabeth Bridges.
Birth*	Enoch Dresser was born in 1774.
Death*	He died in 1824.

Child of Enoch Dresser and Elizabeth Bridges

Thomas Newman Dresser b. 1 Dec 1811, d. 22 Aug 1876

Elizabeth Bridges

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22 Mar 2023

Marriage*	Elizabeth Bridges married Enoch Dresser.
Birth*	Elizabeth Bridges was born in 1779.
Death*	She died in 1864.

Child of Elizabeth Bridges and Enoch Dresser

Thomas Newman Dresser b. 1 Dec 1811, d. 22 Aug 1876

William S. Girdler

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5 Sep 2023

Birth*	William S. Girdler was born circa 1820 in MassachusettsG.1
Marriage*	He married first Elizabeth R. York, daughter of Ezekiel York and Nancy Folsom, on 27 November 1842 in Brentwood. Their marriage intention was filed in Haverhill, Mass. on 5 Nov 1842, at which time Elizabeth was said to be from Brentwood, N.H.2,3

Clara Roberts

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Father	John Roberts
Mother	Catherine (?)

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22 Mar 2023

Birth*	Clara Roberts was born circa 1821 in St. Johnsbury, Caledonia County, VermontG.1
Marriage*	She married Alfred York, son of Ezekiel York and Nancy Folsom, on 4 July 1850 in Lowell, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.2

John Roberts

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22 Mar 2023

Child of John Roberts and Catherine (?)

Clara Roberts b. c 1821

Catherine (?)

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22 Mar 2023

Child of Catherine (?) and John Roberts

Clara Roberts b. c 1821

Dorothy York

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Father

Daniel York b. a 1764, d. 30 Jun 1835

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21 Jan 2024

On 29 May 1815 the Selectmen of the Town of Gilmanton, N.H. sent notice to the Selectmen of Brentwood "that Miss Dorothy York , daughter of Daniel York of said Brentwood, has been sick with a distressing lingering complaint and continues to be unable to provide for her support in her Sickness, and that the Town of Gilmanton has expended forty dollars for the said Dorothy York for her support in her Sickness, which sum has been expended within ninety days from the date hereof." Such notices were sent as a way for towns to recover costs expended for the care of non-residents living in their communities. Apparently the notice was delivered to the wrong town as on the following 30 Oct they sent a nearly identical notice to the Selectmen of Exeter, where, apparently, Daniel was really living at the time. By this point they had expended $53 on her care. What became of her case, or of Dorothy herself, after this point, is unknown at present. [Warning out notice in New Hampshire Archives collection.]

Sarah Hinkley

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29 Mar 2023

Children of Sarah Hinkley and Benjamin York

Rachael York b. 8 Jul 1797 Gideon York+ b. 16 May 1799, d. 9 Sep 1875 Shadrach York+ b. 11 Jan 1801 Rebeccah Davis York b. 16 Jan 1806 William York+ b. 6 Apr 1808

Gideon York

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Father	Benjamin York b. 1761, d. 20 Jul 1852
Mother	Sarah Hinkley

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29 Mar 2023

Marriage*	Gideon York married Delia Ann Rawson, daughter of Asa Rawson and Polly Trask.1
Birth*	Gideon York was born on 16 May 1799 in MaineG.2,3
Death*	He died of heart disease on 9 September 1875 in Milford, Worcester County, MassachusettsG.4
Burial*	He was buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in Milford, Worcester County, MassachusettsG.5
	In the 1820 census Gideon was living alone in Mexico, Maine, next door to his brother Shadrach, who was also alone. They were farmers. When he died in 1875 he was a farmer and widower.

Children of Gideon York and Delia Ann Rawson

Delia Ann York b. 6 Feb 1829 Almira Jane York b. 26 Jul 1832, d. 5 May 1895 Orin Scott York b. 11 Oct 1837

Delia Ann Rawson

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Father	Asa Rawson
Mother	Polly Trask

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25 Mar 2023

Marriage*	Delia Ann Rawson married Gideon York, son of Benjamin York and Sarah Hinkley.1
Birth*	Delia Ann Rawson was born in 1807 in Uxbridge, Worcester County, MassachusettsG.2
Death*	She died of liver disease on 10 March 1874 in Milford, Worcester County, MassachusettsG.3
Burial*	She was buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in Milford, Worcester County, MassachusettsG.4

Children of Delia Ann Rawson and Gideon York

Delia Ann York b. 6 Feb 1829 Almira Jane York b. 26 Jul 1832, d. 5 May 1895 Orin Scott York b. 11 Oct 1837

Asa Rawson

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25 Mar 2023

Child of Asa Rawson and Polly Trask

Delia Ann Rawson+ b. 1807, d. 10 Mar 1874

Polly Trask

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25 Mar 2023

Child of Polly Trask and Asa Rawson

Delia Ann Rawson+ b. 1807, d. 10 Mar 1874

Shadrach York

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Father	Benjamin York b. 1761, d. 20 Jul 1852
Mother	Sarah Hinkley

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29 Mar 2023

Birth*	Shadrach York was born on 11 January 1801 in MaineG.1,2
Marriage*	He married Betsey Harper circa 1822.3
	In the 1820 census Shadrach was living alone in Mexico, Maine, next door to his brother Gideon, who was also alone. They were farmers. He was still in Mexico in 1830, now married with three young children. The births of their children were recorded in Mexico, Maine, but as they were all listed as a family group the actual births might have taken place elsewhere. But since his father had been living in Mexico since around 1811 (based on a statement in his pension papers) it seems likely that all of Shadrach's children were born there. At some point between the 1840 and 1846 they moved to Ohio. Shadrach appears on a 1845-46 tax list in Solon, Ohio. The next year he was in Warrensville and in 1850 the family was enumerated in the census in the town of Orange, Ohio. Shadrach was a farmer at the time.

Children of Shadrach York and Betsey Harper

Betsey Jane Harper York b. 21 Aug 1823 William Grovner York b. 2 Mar 1827 Delia Ann York b. 21 Mar 1829 Elliot Harper York b. 13 Jun 1831, d. 16 Dec 1921 Armine Hinkley York b. 23 Oct 1833 Edwin Tucker York b. 30 Oct 1835 Elizabeth York b. c 1838

Almira Jane York

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Father	Gideon York b. 16 May 1799, d. 9 Sep 1875
Mother	Delia Ann Rawson b. 1807, d. 10 Mar 1874

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25 Mar 2023

Marriage*	Almira Jane York married Marius Sidney Daniels.1
Birth*	Almira Jane York was born on 26 July 1832 in Sutton, Worcester County, MassachusettsG.2,3
Death*	She died on 5 May 1895 in Providence, Providence County, Rhode IslandG.4
Burial*	She was buried in Swan Point Cemetery in Providence, Providence County, Rhode IslandG.5
	According to their FindAGrave record they had at least four children: Eva Jane, Ida Almira, Henry Marius, and Emma Roselia.

Marius Sidney Daniels

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25 Mar 2023

Marriage*	Marius Sidney Daniels married Almira Jane York, daughter of Gideon York and Delia Ann Rawson.1
Birth*	Marius Sidney Daniels was born on 2 February 1826 in Mendon, Worcester County, MassachusettsG.2
Death*	He died on 25 February 1889 in Pasadena, Los Angeles County, CaliforniaG.3
Burial*	He was buried in Swan Point Cemetery in Providence, Providence County, Rhode IslandG.4

Delia Ann York

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Father	Gideon York b. 16 May 1799, d. 9 Sep 1875
Mother	Delia Ann Rawson b. 1807, d. 10 Mar 1874

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25 Mar 2023

Birth*

Delia Ann York was born on 6 February 1829 in Sutton, Worcester County, MassachusettsG.1,2

Orin Scott York

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Father	Gideon York b. 16 May 1799, d. 9 Sep 1875
Mother	Delia Ann Rawson b. 1807, d. 10 Mar 1874

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25 Mar 2023

Birth*	Orin Scott York was born on 11 October 1837 in Sutton, Worcester County, MassachusettsG.1,2
	The name on his birth record was Orange Scott York, but this was likely a mispelling of Orin, which is the name found with him on later records. They had an infant male child who died on 24 Feb 1863 in Acushnet, MA [].

Eleanor A. Cranden

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25 Mar 2023

Betsey Harper

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25 Mar 2023

Birth*	Betsey Harper was born circa 1800 in MaineG.1
Marriage*	She married Shadrach York, son of Benjamin York and Sarah Hinkley, circa 1822.2

Children of Betsey Harper and Shadrach York

Betsey Jane Harper York b. 21 Aug 1823 William Grovner York b. 2 Mar 1827 Delia Ann York b. 21 Mar 1829 Elliot Harper York b. 13 Jun 1831, d. 16 Dec 1921 Armine Hinkley York b. 23 Oct 1833 Edwin Tucker York b. 30 Oct 1835 Elizabeth York b. c 1838