{"page_1": " LAREY, Ver Deny LLand, John,\nBon: June 4, 1711 Bristol Co Ad\nmurred: Abgail Baul in Gasjod, Conn. ast 1727; she wres be is Jaunter Muns 1702; deed 1776 the daug:Edward + Esther Babbatt Paul.\nIred: West Qutlen, ut, Shay 5, 1902 c9/y\nRes: Ashford, Cum Childon: 1.\nSECTION 19-A\nR.l.\nREv. HENRY CARY,\nentered Harvard College in 1729,\nreceived his A.\nand A. M.\nin 1735, and became a Baptist minister; m. about 1734, and lived in\nmere us chlorea were Do\nRemoved to Fawling,\nDutchess County, N.\nY.,\nwhere he was the first regularly ordained\nminister and was called \"Good Priest Cary:\"\nwas\nStark,\nneighbor\nto James\nSr., at West Mountain; afterwards removed to the John Town-\nsend farm.\n3- John Paul e Guy 6, 1250.\nLas bom on.\nRemered to Pawwly, M.y,\nPa in 1728.\nHartod times Ge 9,150 Juag B$713 LTC\nOy DAR Rett 55419, lsely Vol 5k pj!T% je\nItH 6/453\nTol 62 py. 156\n158817\n\" Vel 159 py. 242\n\"Susquehanna Purchase\" and bought of the Six Nations\nall the land between the Allegheny and Susquehanna Rivers, and\norganized the county of Westmoreland, Ct.\nhe first effort at\nmete norty white per not tel\nmade by\nwhite\nthe actual settlement was\npersons in 1769.\nOn May 10,1773, Henry Cary\na half right in the Susquehanna Purchase;\nas shown by déed Mar. 10, 1774, he was resident in Westmoreland, itchfield County\nNew England (now Wilkes-Barre, Pa.), as shown\nv deed made to on ou michael. rood: or the same orace\nIn 1775\nhe was Chairman of the Committe of Safety of Dutchess County, N. Y.\nOn June 14, 1778, we tind him in the\nof Luzerne, La,, as shown\nby power of attorney given to Henry\nStark, his grandson; perhaps,\nabout this time he left the Woming Valley.\nDutchess County records have it that he preached there shortly\nbefore his death,\nin the old Log Meeting House,\nnear the Camp Meeting\nwoods.\nThe Vital Statistics of Rhode Island state that he died in\nVermont.\nThere is considerable uncertainty about some of the facts\nas here alleged.\nChildren:\nI.\nII.\nIII.\nMary, Esther,\nBorers mas\nb. \"Aug.\n18, 17393 MYanes Stark, 1758; he was\nthe son of Christopher,\n22, 1734,\nGroton,\nCto,\nand d.\nHe was an early settler at\nPawling,\nthe spring of 1773,\nhaving moved there subsequent to 1755.\nthe family emigrated\nIn\nto the\nWyoming\nvalley, docating at wakes-sarre,\n26, 1776, he enlist-\ned in the Second Independent Co., located at Westmoreland,\nand his\nson joined Capt\n1778.\nSimon Sgaul ding's\ncommand, June,\nThis son was the oldest of a large family.\non the\nday of the Massacre-July 3,\n1778,\nthe widow saved herself\nand children by hiding in a field of corn; and upon finding that her home was destroyed, gathered what\nLee ner Chiraren\nall\nshe\ncould and\nthe way back on foot to her old home\nin Pawling, N. Y.;\nCol.\nshe arraved at her sister unloes, wic\nPearce, a picture of utter misery and despair.\nUnable to rally Iron ule leamu suraine shed.\nAug. 12,\nIV.\n1778,\nMan.\nv.\nhaving ive her bly, her children.\nb. Nov. 17, 1741.\nCatherine, Henry, b.\nD. ay 13,13?\nAug. 19,\nVIL.\nroe. • dude o.\n1746；皿\nCo1. Willian Pearce, Pavling, b aspil C\nMar.\nVIII.\nNo Pala, 2\n82 1786, 2750. 2 Main 3,1759 "}