The Stickney Family Tree 1637-1869

STICKNEY, Samuel^1a

Birth Name	STICKNEY, Samuel
Gramps ID	I1828
Gender	male
Age at Death	92 years, 9 months, 26 days

Events

Event	Date	Place	Description	Sources
Occupation [E2392]			Laborer
Birth [E2393]	1736-05-25	Rowley, Massachusetts, USA		1b
Baptism [E2394]	1736-05-30	Byfield, Massachusetts, USA		1c
Death [E2395]	1829-03-20	Windsor, Vermont, USA		1d

Parents

Relation to main person	Name	Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father	STICKNEY, Jonathan [I0108]
Mother	FISK, Mary [I1824]
Brother	STICKNEY, William [I1825]
Brother	STICKNEY, Jeremiah [I1826]
Brother	STICKNEY, Jonathan [I1827]
	STICKNEY, Samuel [I1828]
Brother	STICKNEY, Moses [I1829]
Sister	STICKNEY, Eunice [I1830]

Stepfather	STEWART, Richard [I2412]
Mother	FISK, Mary [I1824]

Families

Family of STICKNEY, Samuel and WILSON, Nane [F0583]

Married

Wife

WILSON, Nane [I2427]

Event	Date	Place	Description	Notes	Sources
Marriage [E9404]	1758-01-02	Haverhill, Massachusetts, USA			1e

Children

Narrative

Served as a private from Rowley 1755; in Third Foot Co of Newbury 1757; as a
private from Haverhill in the Canada expedition 1758 and until the reduction
of Canada; nine months service from Andover in 1778, "aged 43, light
complexion, stature 5 ft 8 in". Lived in Haverhill, Andover, Leominster,
and Jaffrey, N. H. where he lived 30 years, then to Dublin, N. H and Windsor,
Vt. Was in old French War, one of 3 who escaped the massacre at Bloody Pond,
near Fort William Henry, Lake George; they escaped to Fort Edward, 20 miles.

Narrative

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