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HITCHCOCK, John (b. 1760 Conn. d. 1836 Pittsford) WEED RIPLEY MANLEY SMITH CHATTERTON HALL KILBURN
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HITCHCOCK, John (b. 1760 Conn. d. 1836 Pittsford) WEED RIPLEY MANLEY SMITH CHATTERTON HALL KILBURN
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{"page_1": " HITCHCOCK, JOHN ( John, Eliakim, John, Eliakim, Matthias) Born:\n1760\nMarried: 1- Hannah,\nBolton, Conn. May 131 Tocob Weed about 1785\nShe died about 1813\n2- Oct.\n1,\n1814 Lucy Ripley.\nShe was bo in\nPittsfora,\nVt. May 10,\nin\nPittsford, Vt.\nshẻ mo 2nả May 14,\nJune\n1865\n1841\nWilliam Manly\nDied:\nMay 10, 1836,\nPittsford, Vt.\nRes:\nPittsford, Vt.\nChildren:\nNine by Ist wife who all died in infancy\nBy\n2nd wife\n1. Hannah Weed b. Oct. 12\n1금 18359D Rev. B. A.\n2. John Ripley b. Apr\n1842,\nApr.\n1817; d. Sept. 22,\n3. Frances Montague b.\nFatts for ATt\nOct.\nJ. Madison\nhatterton or Butland enter?\n9, 1843\nHe d.\nChildren: 1.\nApr. 12318 Hitchcock Chatterton\n2. Mary Eusibia Chatterton\n+. Almira Montague b.\nWilliam\n102, Not.\nm. May 15, 1848\nHad two daughters\n5. William Dorus b:\nNov.\n1823; m.\nFeb. 1852\nSarah\nA. 1\nHe d. Nov. 23, 1854, Exeter,\nMass.\nN.H.\nNOTES:\nJohn Hitchcock enlisted in the Revolutionary War at the age of 16 years and served\n3 years.\nHis family must have been living in N.H.\nfor at one time\nhaving a furlough from\nthe army he did not visit his home\nbecause it was so far,\nbut went to see an uncle (his\nfather's brother).\nHe was under General Sullivan in several\nskirmishes but in no important battles.\nReceived a pension\nuntil his death.\nRef: \" Hitchcock Genealogy\" by Mrs. Edward Hitchcock, Sr.\nof Amherst, Mass. pub. 1894 pgs 23 "}
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2026-07-15 20:50:59
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