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Genealogy of Patty Rose


Name Jeremiah LIBBY
Birth 1689, Scarborough, Cumberland, Maine25
Death abt 24 Jan 1766, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire22
Father Capt. John* LIBBY (1636->1719)
Mother Agnes* HANSON (~1649->1716)
Marriage 28 Apr 1715, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire25
Spouse Lydia BADGER
Birth 30 Apr 1690, Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts22,76
Death bef 1766, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire
Children:
1 M Jeremiah LIBBY
Birth 21 Feb 1717, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire25
Death bef May 1757, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire
Spouse Mary SYMMES
Marriage 1745, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire
2 M George LIBBY
Birth 20 Jan 1719, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire25
3 M John LIBBY
Birth 2 Nov 1720, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire25
4 F Lydia LIBBY
Birth 18 Oct 1722, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire25
5 F Sarah LIBBY
Birth abt 1724, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire
Death young, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire25
6 M Theodore LIBBY
Birth 10 Dec 1726, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire25
Death bef 1760
7 F Sarah LIBBY
Birth 21 Oct 1728, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire25
8 F Abigail LIBBY
Birth abt 1730, Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire25
Notes for Jeremiah LIBBY
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Libby, Jeremiah Father: Libby, Jeremiah, ho. carpenter, ag. 77 24 Jan. 1766, shortly bef. his death. Active cit. of Portsm., repeat. moderator of town meetings. He m. 28 Apr. 1715 Lydia Badger, b. in Newbury 13 Apr. 1690. 8 ch., incl Jeremiah, fa. of Jeremiah, Esq., 1748-1824, postmaster of Portsm. under Washington, and friend of Jeremey Holknap. [ref 22]
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JEREMIAH LIBBY, born in Scarborough in 1689; married 28 April 1715, LYDIA BADGER, daughter of John and Hannah (Swett) Badger, of Portsmouth. He was ten months old when his father was driven from his home in Scarborough, and fled to Portsmouth. In Portsmouth he ever afterward lived, and practiced successfully the calling of house-carpenter. He took no active part in town affairs, but that he had the confidence and esteem of his townsmen is evident from his being several times on important committees, and that he was at times chosen moderator of the town meetings. He and his wife were both members of the Church of Christ. She died before him by a number of years. He died in the spring of 1766, having outlived six of his eight children: Jeremiah, George, John, Lydia, Sarah, Theodore, Sarah, Abigail. [ref 25:40]
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Notes for Lydia BADGER
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Lydia, 30 Apr. 1690, daughter of John Badger and Hannah Swett [ref 20]
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Lydia Badger birth 30 Apr 1690 Newbury Essex /d Sergt. John and Hannah [ref 76]
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Lydia's parents both died of small pox when she was about a year old
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