The Stickney Family Tree 1637-1869

Events

Event	Date	Place	Description	Sources
Occupation [E3025]			Yeoman
Birth [E3026]	1760-01-22	Rowley, Massachusetts, USA		1b
Baptism [E3027]	1760-01-27	Byfield, Massachusetts, USA		1c
Death [E3028]	1850-10-05	Hallowell, Maine, USA		1d

Parents

Relation to main person	Name	Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father	STICKNEY, Benjamin [I1801]
Mother	METCALF, Sarah [I2249]
Sister	STICKNEY, Sarah [I2250]
	STICKNEY, Benjamin [I2251]
Sister	STICKNEY, Molly [I2252]
Brother	STICKNEY, Thomas [I2253]

Father	STICKNEY, Benjamin [I1801]
Stepmother	STICKNEY, Elizabeth [I1835]
Half-sister	STICKNEY, Elizabeth [I2254]
Half-brother	STICKNEY, Joseph [I2255]
Half-sister	STICKNEY, Mehitabel [I2256]
Half-sister	STICKNEY, Susanna [I2257]
Half-brother	STICKNEY, Samuel [I2258]
Half-brother	STICKNEY, Isaac [I2259]
Half-sister	STICKNEY, Eunice [I2260]
Half-brother	STICKNEY, Moses [I2261]
Half-sister	STICKNEY, Hannah [I2262]
Half-brother	STICKNEY, Jonathan [I2263]

Families

Family of STICKNEY, Benjamin and JACKSON, Abigail [F0698]

Married

Wife

JACKSON, Abigail [I2800]

Event	Date	Place	Description	Notes	Sources
Marriage [E9518]

Children

Narrative

He was a private in the Battle of Lexington 1775; a drummer in 1776/7; a
fifer in 1777 to reinforce the Continental Army; a Fife-Major in 1778 to
guard Lieut Gen BURGOYNE's army; at Winter Hill 1778 as private; as private
and Fife-Major 1779-81 Rhode Island Service. He settled in Hallowell, Me,
where all his children were born. For his service he was on the 1840 census
list as receiving a pension. He had black hair and eyes and was of a medium
stature.

Narrative

Records not imported into INDI (individual) Gramps ID I2251:

Tag recognized but not supported Line 33079: 2 QUAY 2
Tag recognized but not supported Line 33085: 2 QUAY 2
Tag recognized but not supported Line 33091: 2 QUAY 2