The Stickney Family Tree 1637-1869

Events

Event	Date	Place	Description	Sources
Occupation [E1610]			Inn-keeper
Birth [E1611]	1760-02-01	Concord, New Hampshire, USA		1b
Death [E1612]	1825-10-07	Brownfield, Maine, USA		1c

Parents

Relation to main person	Name	Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father	STICKNEY, Jonathan [I0252]
Mother	WEBSTER, Sarah [I1224]
	STICKNEY, John [I1225]
Sister	STICKNEY, Jane [I1226]
Brother	STICKNEY, Daniel [I1227]
Brother	STICKNEY, David [I1228]
Brother	STICKNEY, James [I1229]
Sister	STICKNEY, Jane [I1230]
Brother	STICKNEY, Jeremiah [I1231]
Brother	STICKNEY, Samuel [I1232]
Sister	STICKNEY, Judith [I1233]
Sister	STICKNEY, Sarah [I1234]
Brother	STICKNEY, Abiel [I1235]
Brother	STICKNEY, William [I1236]
Sister	STICKNEY, Mary [I1237]

Father	STICKNEY, Jonathan [I0252]
Stepmother	CLARK, Anna [I1238]
Half-brother	STICKNEY, Jonathan [I1239]
Half-brother	STICKNEY, Samuel [I1240]
Half-sister	STICKNEY, Hannah [I1241]

Families

Family of STICKNEY, John and EVANS, Mary [F0324]

Married

Wife

EVANS, Mary [I1362]

Event	Date	Place	Description	Notes	Sources
Marriage [E9146]	1783-06-05	Fryeburg, Maine, USA			1d

Children

Narrative

He went from Concord, N. H, to Fryeburg, Me, where he married, then lived in
Concord, Conway, N. H, till after the births of his two eldest children, then
went to Brownfield, Me, where he commenced keeping a public house as early as
1809, which he continued as long as he lived. His tavern was on the road from
Portland, Me, to Lancaster, N. H, through the notch of the White Mountains.
He was Major of the 5th Reg, 2d Brigade, County of York, 1800, 1802; of the
5th Reg, 1st Brigade, 1803.