genealogy of Patty Rose

 

 

Genealogy of Patty Rose


Name David LIBBY
Birth abt 1690, Scarborough, Cumberland, Maine25
Death bef 6 Feb 1765, Scarborough, Cumberland, Maine22,25,46
Father David LIBBY (1658-<1736)
Mother Eleanor TRICKEY (1660-1707)
Marriage abt 1713, Scarborough, Cumberland, Maine
Spouse Hesther HANSCOM
Birth 20 Nov 1692, Kittery, York, Maine22,33
Death Mar 1761, Scarborough, Cumberland, Maine22,25,33,46
Children:
1 F Alice LIBBY
Birth 28 Nov 1714, Kittery, York, Maine25,74
Spouse Solomon STONE
Marriage 2 Sep 1736, Scarborough, Cumberland, Maine25
2 M Josiah LIBBY
Birth 25 Oct 1716, Kittery, York, Maine25
Death Apr 1786, Machias, Washington, Maine
Spouse Mary STONE
Marriage 22 Jun 1742, Scarborough, Cumberland, Maine25
3 M Timothy LIBBY
Birth 1724, Kittery, York, Maine
Death bef Jun 1766, Machias, Washington, Maine74
Spouse Sarah STONE
Marriage 9 Oct 1746, Scarborough, Cumberland, Maine25,74
Notes for David LIBBY
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David, b. presum. in Scarb., a big boy when his fa. moved from Portsm. to Eliot; liv. on part of his fa.'s land (lic. retailer) until ab. 1731 when he settled on Scottow's Hill, Scarb. He m. Hester Hanscom. In Scarb. also his ho. was garrison in 1745. By trad. he shot the Ind. that killed Nathl. Dresser. His w. d. in Mar. 1761. He was bur. 6 Feb. 1765. 8 ch. [ref 22]
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DAVID LIBBY, born probably in Scarborough before his parents were driven away in 1690; married ESTHER HANSCOM, daughter of Thomas and Alice Hanscom, of Kittery. He lived on a part of his father's homestead, in Kittery, now Eliot, until about 1731. During a portion of that time he was a licensed retailer. From Kittery he moved to Scarborough, and settled on a farm on Scottow's Hill. His house was a garrison, and stood about two rods southeast of the late residence of Leonard Libby, 10-2-4-8-6. There it was that Nathaniel Dresser was killed by the Indians. David Libby shot the Indian that did the deed, and wounded him so severely that he died soon after. David Libby died in February, 1765, and was buried on the 6th of that month. His wife died in March, 1761. They were doubtless both buried a few rods northeast of the house of Lemuel Libby, mentioned above. This spot was for many years the principal burying-ground of the inhabitants of that locality, and it is said that more than a hundred interments were made there; but it is now covered by a dense growth of shrubs and underbrush, and not more than three or four graves are discernible. Children 1714-33: Alice, Josiah, George, Esther, Timothy, David, Eleanor, Thomas. [ref 25:47]
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David, m. Hester Hanscom; buried Feb. 6, 1765; she d. in March, 1761. His house was a garrison in 1720. [ref 46:2-474]
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Notes for Hesther HANSCOM
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Hester, b. 20 Nov 1692, daughter of Thomas and Alice (Rogers) Hanscom; m. David Libby jr. [ref 22]
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HESTER daughter of Thomas Hanscom and Alice Rogers; b. 20 Nov. 1692; m. David Libby, Jr.; d. March 1761 [ref 33:500]
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