James Eggleston, 1745

Name
James Eggleston
Given names
James
Surname
Eggleston
Birth about 1745 50
Death of a grandfatherJames Eggleston
December 22, 1746 (aged 1 year)
MarriageLydia RichView this family
about 1778 (aged 33 years)

Birth of a sonJames Eggleston
April 2, 1779 (aged 34 years)

Birth of a daughterLydia Eggleston
about 1780 (aged 35 years)

Birth of a sonHarvey Eggleston
about 1785 (aged 40 years)

Birth of a daughterOlive Eggleston
September 16, 1788 (aged 43 years)

Marriage of a childJoel BaileyLydia EgglestonView this family
about 1798 (aged 53 years)

Death of a wifeLydia Rich
1838 (aged 93 years)
Death

Unique identifier
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Last change September 22, 2014

Family with parents
father
Marriage
Marriage:
himself
Family with Lydia Rich
himself
wife
Marriage
Marriage: about 1778
15 months
son
21 months
daughter
6 years
son
4 years
daughter
Note

"The James Eggleston with whom this record begins was, as told by his son John in data contributed to the Biographical Review, History of Otsego Co., New York, a descendant of Bigot Eggleston of Windsor, Conn., and he was a grandson of James and Martha (Clark) Eggleston of Simsbury. " A Chronicle of Everyday People," by George Schuyler Gardiner, FHL 929.273 G168gc, p. 103-104. STEPHENTOWN, NEW YORK "He settled at Stephentown, N.H. and was there in 1779 as shown by a deed. He went to Montgomery Co., in 1786, was at Canajoharie in 1790..." " A Chronicle of Everyday People,, p. 103. WESTFORD, OTSEGO, NEW YORK: Before 1800 he leased land near what is now Westford, Otsego Co., buying it later when it came on the market." " A Chronicle of Everyday People," p. 103. METHODIST CHURCH "His wife and perhaps he were members of the Methodist Church at Westville, the early records of which are lost." " A Chronicle of Everyday People," p. 103. REVOLUTIONARY WAR "Probably James Eggleston is the same who served in the Revolution from Williamstown, there being none other of the name in the locality at the time." " A Chronicle of Everyday People," p. 103. DEATH: " A Chronicle of Everyday People," by George Schuyler Gardiner, FHL 929.273 G168gc, p. 103.

Note

" A Chronicle of Everyday People," by George Schuyler Gardiner, FHL 929.273 G168gc, p. 103-104.

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