STICKNEY, Joseph 1a
| Birth Name | STICKNEY, Joseph |
| Gramps ID | I2126 |
| Gender | male |
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
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| Occupation [E2865] | Caulker/Graver |
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| Birth [E2866] | 1793-12-31 | Newburyport, Massachusetts, USA |
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
|---|---|---|
| Father | STICKNEY, John [I1994] | |
| Mother | JACKMAN, Jane [I2123] | |
| Brother | STICKNEY, Charles [I2124] | |
| Brother | STICKNEY, John [I2125] | |
| STICKNEY, Joseph [I2126] | ||
| Sister | STICKNEY, Mary [I2127] | |
| Brother | STICKNEY, Stephen [I2128] | |
| Brother | STICKNEY, Moses [I2129] | |
| Brother | STICKNEY, Lewis [I2130] | |
| Sister | STICKNEY, Jane [I2131] | |
| Sister | STICKNEY, Sally [I2132] |
Families
| Family of STICKNEY, Joseph and HUNT, Hannah [F1572] | ||||||||||||||
| Married | Wife | HUNT, Hannah [I5596] | ||||||||||||
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| Children |
Narrative
"He was a caulker and graver by trade, and was an industrious man through
life." He stated that he was taken prisoner in 1815, from a Privateer, and
carried into Halifax, and kept as a hostage; whilst there a Post Captain of
the British Navy, a William STICKNEY, showed him great kindness on account of
his name. He was living in Salem, 1868.
Narrative
Records not imported into INDI (individual) Gramps ID I2126:
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Attributes
| Type | Value | Notes | Sources |
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| REFN | 1296 |
Ancestors
Source References
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Matthew Adams STICKNEY's 1869 book: "The Stickney Family".
[S13645]
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- Page: 228, 340
- Confidence: Very High
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- Page: 228, 340
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- Page: 340
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