Mary Deuel Duval1

F, ID# 1925, (1745 - 1802)
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Father*Silas S. Deuel Duval b. 9 Aug 1717, d. bt 2 May 1799 - 15 Jun 1799
Mother*Mary Wilbor b. 14 Mar 1719/20

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     Mary Deuel Duval was born on 31 March 1745. She was the daughter of Silas S. Deuel Duval and Mary Wilbor.
     Circa 1759, Mary Deuel Duval married John Macomber, son of William Macomber and Lydia Tripp, in.2
     Mary Deuel Duval was mentioned in the will of her father, Silas S. Deuel Duval filed on 2 May 1799 in Nine Partners Precinct, Dutchess, New York. The will also mentions: Mary Wilbor, Silas Deuel Duval, Sarah Deuel Duval, Hannah Deuel Duval, Wilber Deuel Duval, Wilber Deuel Duval, Zillah Deuel Duval, John Macomber, Hannah Tripp and Mary Wilbor.1
     Mary Deuel Duval died on 4 April 1802 at the age of 57.

Child of Mary Deuel Duval and John Macomber

Citations

  1. [S160] Clifford and William McDermott Buck, Eighteenth Century Documents of The Nine Partners Patent, Dutchess County, New York. Collections of The Dutchess County Historical Society Volume X. (Baltimore, MD:: Gateway Press, Inc , 1979), page 517, Estate # 75. Hereinafter cited as Eighteenth Century Docs.
  2. [S130] Earl Peckham, online <http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/>, <e-mail address>[:EMAIL] , downloaded GEDCOM file on 2 Jun 2000.
  3. [S1186] Marti Day, "Guestbook Entry - Brownell Wilbor," e-mail message from e-mail address to Ginni Morey, 2 January 2010. Hereinafter cited as "Brownell Wilbor Family - Guestbook Entry."

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Phebe Deuel Duval

F, ID# 1935
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     Phebe Deuel Duval married Wilber Deuel Duval, son of Silas S. Deuel Duval and Mary Wilbor, in, based on the assumption of marriage at age 18...

Family: Phebe Deuel Duval and Wilber Deuel Duval

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Ruth Deuel Duval1

F, ID# 1928, (circa 1751 - )
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Father*Silas S. Deuel Duval b. 9 Aug 1717, d. bt 2 May 1799 - 15 Jun 1799
Mother*Mary Wilbor b. 14 Mar 1719/20

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     Ruth Deuel Duval was born circa 1751. She was the daughter of Silas S. Deuel Duval and Mary Wilbor.

Citations

  1. [S160] Clifford and William McDermott Buck, Eighteenth Century Documents of The Nine Partners Patent, Dutchess County, New York. Collections of The Dutchess County Historical Society Volume X. (Baltimore, MD:: Gateway Press, Inc , 1979), page 517, Estate # 75. Hereinafter cited as Eighteenth Century Docs.

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Sarah Deuel Duval1

F, ID# 1926, (circa 1747 - )
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Father*Silas S. Deuel Duval b. 9 Aug 1717, d. bt 2 May 1799 - 15 Jun 1799
Mother*Mary Wilbor b. 14 Mar 1719/20

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     Sarah Deuel Duval was born circa 1747. She was the daughter of Silas S. Deuel Duval and Mary Wilbor.
     On 27 November 1780, Sarah Deuel Duval married John Tripp in.
     Sarah Deuel Duval was mentioned in the will of her father, Silas S. Deuel Duval filed on 2 May 1799 in Nine Partners Precinct, Dutchess, New York. The will also mentions: Mary Wilbor, Silas Deuel Duval, Mary Deuel Duval, Hannah Deuel Duval, Wilber Deuel Duval, Wilber Deuel Duval, Zillah Deuel Duval, John Macomber, Hannah Tripp and Mary Wilbor.1

Child of Sarah Deuel Duval and John Tripp

Citations

  1. [S160] Clifford and William McDermott Buck, Eighteenth Century Documents of The Nine Partners Patent, Dutchess County, New York. Collections of The Dutchess County Historical Society Volume X. (Baltimore, MD:: Gateway Press, Inc , 1979), page 517, Estate # 75. Hereinafter cited as Eighteenth Century Docs.

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Silas Deuel Duval1

M, ID# 1924, (1755 - 1837)
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Father*Silas S. Deuel Duval b. 9 Aug 1717, d. bt 2 May 1799 - 15 Jun 1799
Mother*Mary Wilbor b. 14 Mar 1719/20

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     Silas Deuel Duval was born in 1755 in Washington, Dutchess, New York. He was the son of Silas S. Deuel Duval and Mary Wilbor.
     Silas Deuel Duval married Mary Wood in. Silas Deuel Duval witnessed the will of Nicholas De La Vergne on 6 June 1780 Charlotte, Dutchess, New York.2 Silas Deuel Duval was a witness to Nicholas De La Vergne's will proved; the will mentions: wife Mary; sons Giles, Joseph, Nicholas, James, Ebenezer, Walter; daughters Mary, Sarah, Elisabeth, Hannah, Sussanna.2 Silas Deuel Duval witnessed the will of Thomas Wilbor on 21 July 1796 Washington, Dutchess, New York.3,4,5,6,7
     Silas Deuel Duval was mentioned in the will of his father, Silas S. Deuel Duval filed on 2 May 1799 in Nine Partners Precinct, Dutchess, New York. The will also mentions: Mary Wilbor, Mary Deuel Duval, Sarah Deuel Duval, Hannah Deuel Duval, Wilber Deuel Duval, Wilber Deuel Duval, Zillah Deuel Duval, John Macomber, Hannah Tripp and Mary Wilbor.1
     Silas Deuel Duval died on 11 April 1837.

Family: Silas Deuel Duval and Mary Wood

Citations

  1. [S160] Clifford and William McDermott Buck, Eighteenth Century Documents of The Nine Partners Patent, Dutchess County, New York. Collections of The Dutchess County Historical Society Volume X. (Baltimore, MD:: Gateway Press, Inc , 1979), page 517, Estate # 75. Hereinafter cited as Eighteenth Century Docs.
  2. [S160] Clifford and William McDermott Buck, Eighteenth Century Documents of The Nine Partners Patent, Dutchess County, New York. Collections of The Dutchess County Historical Society Volume X. (Baltimore, MD:: Gateway Press, Inc , 1979), Estates page 516, #70 De La Vergne, Nicholas. Hereinafter cited as Eighteenth Century Docs.
  3. [S330] Thomas Wilbor will (21 Jul 1796), Abstracts of Dutchess county New York Wills dated 1752 - 1834: item 6, page 68, Family History Library (FHL) microfilm #17615, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Hereinafter cited as Thomas Wilbor Will.
  4. [S141] George Wilbur, compiler, Genealogy of the Wilburs of Northeast Nebraska (Laguna Beach California: privately printed by request, 1956). Hereinafter cited as Wilburs of Northeast Nebraska.
  5. [S160] Clifford and William McDermott Buck, Eighteenth Century Documents of The Nine Partners Patent, Dutchess County, New York. Collections of The Dutchess County Historical Society Volume X. (Baltimore, MD:: Gateway Press, Inc , 1979), page 562, Estate # 296. Hereinafter cited as Eighteenth Century Docs.
  6. [S173] William G. Closson, Josia Closson Family of New England & Josiah Closson & Allied William Olin Families. (n.p.: Flushing, New York: 1952 ) Family History Library (FHL) # 1463959 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah , page 67, No. 38, Microfilm #1463959, Family History Library [FHL], Salt Lake City UT.
  7. [S175] Benjamin F. Wilbour and John R. Wilbor The Wildbores in America. A Family Tree, 5 volumes, Volume I (Salem, Massachusetts: Higginson Book Company, 1933, reprinted 1998), Volumn 1, Page 73, E-582.. Hereinafter cited as Wildbores in America.

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