The Stickney Family Tree 1637-1869

Events

Event	Date	Place	Description	Sources
Occupation [E2340]			Yeoman
Birth [E2341]	1746-05-16	Rowley, Massachusetts, USA		1b
Baptism [E2342]	1746-05-18	Byfield, Massachusetts, USA		1c
Death [E2343]	1839-01-27	Rowley, Massachusetts, USA		1d
Burial [E2344]		Byfield, Massachusetts, USA		1e

Parents

Relation to main person	Name	Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father	STICKNEY, Benjamin [I0105]
Mother	SPOFFORD, Elizabeth [I1797]
Sister	STICKNEY, Elizabeth [I1798]
Brother	STICKNEY, Benjamin [I1799]
Brother	STICKNEY, Thomas [I1800]
Brother	STICKNEY, Benjamin [I1801]
Brother	STICKNEY, Thomas [I1802]
Sister	STICKNEY, Elizabeth [I1803]
Sister	STICKNEY, Sarah [I1804]
	STICKNEY, Amos [I1805]

Families

Family of STICKNEY, Amos and SEARLE, Lucy [F0561]

Married

Wife

SEARLE, Lucy [I2269]

Event	Date	Place	Description	Notes	Sources
Marriage [E9382]	1770-06-07	Linebrook, Massachusetts, USA			1f

Children

Narrative

Deacon William FISK appointed guardian Jun 4 1759. Bought land on Long Hill
from Mary DUTY, widow of Samuel DUTY, and grandson John DUTY; sold it to
Moses SMITH. Marched when of Rowley on the first notice of the Battle of
Lexington 1775. Was born and died in the house built by his grandfather
Benjamin STICKNEY [23] in 1700. Died of Palsy in his 93rd year, the oldest
person in Rowley. He was of medium stature, with black hair, blue eyes, and
well proportioned features, amiable temper. For many years led the choir.

Narrative

Records not imported into INDI (individual) Gramps ID I1805:

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