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Sophia S.¹

• Also known as Sophia R.²
• Sophia S. was born circa 1819.²
• She married Jonathan Brewer Jr., son of Jonathan Brewer and Arethusa Lurancy Newton.^1,2
• Sophia S. died on 4 May 1842 Tinmouth, Rutland Co., Vermont; "aged 23 years."^1,2
• She was buried Staples Cemetery, Danby, Rutland Co., Vermont.^1,2

Statia¹

• Statia married Thomas Mitchell.¹
• Statia was named in her father's will dated on 17 January 1803 made an executor.²

Susan¹

• Charts: John Brewer

• Susan married David Brewer, son of Joel Brewer and Polly Newton.

Susanna

• Charts: Daniel Brewer

• Susanna was born circa 1722.
• She married Stephen Brewer, son of Nathaniel Brewer and Elizabeth Mayo, before February 1758.
• Susanna married second Roxbury, Massachusetts, on 3 April 1783 Joseph Davenport.¹
• Susanna died on 17 February 1794 Brookline, Massachusetts; age 72y.²
• She was buried on 20 February 1794 Roxbury, Massachusetts; "age 72 yrs."³

Susanna¹

• Charts: Daniel Brewer

• Susanna was born circa 1750.
• She married Rev. Daniel Brewer, son of Charles Brewer and Anne Bliss.¹
• Susanna died on 14 April 1832 Taunton, Massachusetts; age 82.¹

Susannah

• Charts: John Brewer

• Susannah married Lewis Brewer, son of Jonas Brewer and Elizabeth Garfield.

Sylvia¹

• Charts: John Brewer

• Sylvia married Joseph Brewer Jr., son of Joseph Brewer and Jane Dowd, say 1813.¹
• Sylvia appeared on the census in 1820 Tyringham, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, as Sylvia Brewer, head of household, with a household of 2 males under 10, 1 female 16-25, 1 female 26-44.²

Hannah Abbott¹

• Hannah Abbott married John Chandler, son of Thomas Chandler and Hannah Brewer, on 20 December 1676.¹

Lydia Abbott¹

• Lydia Abbott was born on 30 September 1675.¹
• She married Henry Chandler, son of Thomas Chandler and Hannah Brewer, Andover, Massachusetts, on 28 November 1695.¹
• Lydia Abbott died on 11 March 1748/49 Enfield, Connecticut.¹

Sarah Abbott¹

• Sarah Abbott married Joseph Chandler, son of Thomas Chandler and Hannah Brewer, on 26 November 1691.¹

Eunice A. Adams¹

• Charts: John Brewer

• Also known as Abigail.²
• Eunice A. Adams was born circa 1821 Massachusetts.²
• She married Nathaniel Brewer, son of Daniel Brewer and Electa Langdon, New Marlborough, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, on 5 October 1845.¹
• Eunice A. Adams appeared on the census on 8 August 1850 New Marlborough, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, as Abigail Brewer, age 29, born in Massachusetts.²

Harriet Adams¹

• Charts: Daniel Brewer

• Harriet Adams was born circa 1794.
• She married James Brewer, son of Dr. Chauncey Brewer and Amy White.²
• Harriet Adams died on 18 December 1844 Springfield, Massachusetts; age 50.²
• She was buried Springfield Cemetery, Springfield, Massachusetts.³

Laura Marana Adams¹

• Laura Marana Adams married Henry Alonzo Brewer Marlboro, Windham Co., Vermont, on 20 November 1851.¹

Polly Adams¹

• Polly Adams was born before 1789.
• She married James Brewer Mt. Holly, Rutland Co., Vermont, on 25 March 1804.¹

Betsey Ainger¹

• Betsey Ainger was buried Village Cemetery, Sutton, Caledonia Co., Vermont.¹
• She was born circa 1786 (based on age at time of death).¹
• She married David Brewer Sutton, Caledonia Co., Vermont, on 22 February 1816 Caleb Fisk J.P.¹
• Betsey Ainger died on 14 July 1854; age 68, "Betsey Brewer, wife of David Brewer."¹

Eda Aroa Ainslie¹

• Charts: Thomas Brewer of Glastonbury, CT

• Eda Aroa Ainslie was born on 24 February 1853 Onondaga Valley, Onondaga Co., New York.¹
• She married Edward Hill Brewer, son of Henry Brewer and Mary Ann Lee, Onondaga Valley, Onondaga Co., New York, on 16 October 1878.¹
• Edward Hill Brewer and Eda Aroa Ainslie, had seven children all born at Cortland, New York (Brewer): Mabel Aroa, Henry Lee, Edward Ainslie, Robert Lee, Eda May, Donald Ainslie, Lee. Their descendants are followed in Dorothy Brewer Erikson, Descendants of Thomas Brewer Connecticut to Maine, 1683-1996 (Boston: NEHGS, 1996).²

Amos Bronson Alcott¹

• Charts: Daniel Brewer

• Amos Bronson Alcott married Abigail May, daughter of Joseph May and Dorothy Sewell.¹
• Amos Bronson Alcott was born in 1799.¹
• He died in 1888.¹

Isaac Allen

• Charts: John Brewer

• Isaac Allen was born circa 1740.
• He married Thankful Brewer, daughter of James Brewer and Mary Smith, Sudbury, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, on 26 April 1762.¹

Olive Allen¹

• Charts: John Brewer

• Olive Allen married David Brewer, son of John Brewer and Hannah Merriam, Tyringham, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, on 30 November 1757.¹

Steven Anderson

• Steven Anderson was born on 26 November 1804.
• He married Olive Brewer, daughter of David Brewer and Esther Sykes.
• Steven Anderson died on 19 August 1893.¹
• He was buried Enosburg Center Cemetery (Boston Post Rd.), Enosburg Center, Vermont.¹

Elizabeth Andrews¹

• Elizabeth Andrews was born on 30 October 1762 Eastbury, Connecticut.²
• She probably married Abisha Penfield on 8 September 1785.¹

Jane Means Appleton¹

• Charts: Daniel Brewer

• Jane Means Appleton was born on 12 March 1806 Hampton, New Hampshire.¹
• She married Franklin Pierce 14th President of the United States (1853-1857), son of Gen. Benjamin Pierce and Anna Kendrick, Amherst, New Hampshire, on 19 November 1834.¹
• Jane Means Appleton was this nation's most tragic First Lady. Known as the "Shadow of the White House," she spent the much four years of her husband's presidency in her room. Her first son Franklin died on the third day after his birth and second son, Frank, died at the age of five. Jane believed their demise was punishment from God for her husband's political involvement, and she convinced her husband to resign from the Senate and return home to New Hampshire. He even turned down President Polk's offer to the post of Attorney General, but then accepted the nomination of the Democratic-Republican Party's presidential candidate in 1852. Jane prayed for his defeat. On a return trip from Boston to New Hampshire in early January 1853, the train the Pierce family was riding on derailed and went over a fifteen foot embankment. Franklin and Jane survived, but son Benjamin was found crushed beneath one of the cars. She never recovered. Jane did not attend Franklin's inauguration and when finally joining him in the White House refused to leave her room. She attended no social functions during her first two years as First Lady. Her aunt, or a close friend, often assumed her role. Jane often sat crying by the fireplace while writing letters to her deceased son, Benjamin and did little to help her beleaguered husband. He was not offered the nomination for a second term. She endured the four year term and upon leaving Washington was so weakened by tuberculosis that she had to be carried out. The Pierces sailed to the Caribbean on board the U.S.S. Powhatan, a government ship loaned to them by President Buchanan seeking relief from the tuberculosis and the chronic depression which had engulfed Jane. She lived almost the rest of her life in Andover, Massachusetts with her sister looking after her until her death at age fifty seven.^2,3
• Jane Means Appleton died on 2 December 1863 Andover, Massachusetts.¹
• She was buried Old North Cemetery, Concord, Merrimack Co., New Hampshire.⁴

Sally Armstrong¹

• Charts: John Brewer

• Also known as Sarah L.²
• Sally Armstrong was born circa 1808 New York.²
• She married Ira Brewer, son of Josiah Brewer and Polly, Florida, Orange Co., New York, on 29 June 1836 by Presbyterian minister, Rev. Charles Cummins.¹
• Sally Armstrong appeared on the census on 12 October 1850 Warwick, Orange Co., New York, as Sarah L. Brewer, age 42, born in New York.²
• She appeared on the census on 30 August 1860 Greene, Chenango Co., New York, as Sarah Brewer, age 52, born in New York.³
• She appeared on the census on 9 July 1870 Ward 1, Binghamton, Broome Co., New York, as Sarah Brewer, age 62, born in New York. Keeping house. Has real estate valued at $4500.⁴
• She appeared on the census on 12 June 1880 Binghamton, Broome Co., New York, as Sally Brewer, age 72, born in New York. Both parents born in New York. Keeping house.⁵

Azubah Arnold^1,2

• Azubah Arnold was born in 1764.²
• She married third Chatham Church, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 24 April 1814 Simeon Penfield, son of Simeon Penfield and Mary Bowers.²
• Azubah Arnold died on 26 August 1849; age 85.²

Elizabeth Arnst¹

• Charts: John Brewer

• Also known as Elizabeth Ernst.¹
• Elizabeth Arnst was born on 11 April 1825 Smithfield Twp., Monroe Co., Pennsylvania.¹
• She married Hiram Brewer, son of Francis Brewer and Polly Smith.²
• Elizabeth Arnst appeared on the census on 6 October 1860 Meshoppen, Wyoming Co., Pennsylvania, as Elizabeth Brewer, age 35, born in Pennsylvania.²
• She appeared on the census on 11 June 1880 Meshoppen, Wyoming Co., Pennsylvania, as Elizabeth Brewer, age 54, born in Pennsylvania. Both parents born in Pennsylvania.³
• She died on 18 November 1903 Meshoppen, Wyoming Co., Pennsylvania.^4,1
• She was buried Overfield Cemetery, Meshoppen, Wyoming Co., Pennsylvania.⁴

widow Mary Ash¹

• Widow Mary Ash married second Amesbury, Massachusetts, on 28 July 1707 John Thompson.¹

David Ashley¹

• Charts: Daniel Brewer

• David Ashley married Eunice Brewer, daughter of Solomon Brewer and Martha Smith, on 2 February 1792.¹

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwell¹

• Charts: Daniel Brewer

• Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwell was born circa 1764.
• She married with banns published on 1 October 1786 Roxbury, Massachusetts, Edward Brewer, son of Stephen Brewer and Susanna.¹
• Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwell died on 18 August 1821 Brookline, Massachusetts; age 57y, of consumption.²

Joanna Aspinwell¹

• Charts: Daniel Brewer

• Joanna Aspinwell was born on 25 March 1740 Brookline, Massachusetts.²
• She married John Brewer, son of Nathaniel Brewer and Elizabeth Mayo, Brookline, Massachusetts, on 24 November 1761 (recorded at Roxbury).¹
• Joanna Aspinwell died in October 1793 Brookline, Massachusetts; age 54 years.³

David Bailey¹

• Charts: Thomas Brewer of Glastonbury, CT

• David Bailey married Rachel Brewer, daughter of Rememberance Brewer and Hannah Eddy, Portland Congregational Church, East Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, in August 1792.¹