Abigail Tracy

4 30 50. Jonathan and Abigail Tracy’s children: 1. Jeremiah, born August 9, 1744 2. Jonathan Jr. (3rd), born March 24, 1746 3. Lydia, born February 21, 1748 4. Solomon, Born March 4, 1750 5. Mary, Born May 17, 1752 6. Abigail, born June 3, 1754 7. Rhoda, born August 17, 1756 8. Christopher (Reverend), born October 2, 1758 9. Asa, born August 4, 1760 10. Samuel, born June 30, 1762 11. Wheeler, born in Gouldsboro, February 3, 1765 12. Thomas, born Gouldsboro, May 30, 1767 13. Daniel, born Gouldsboro, August 16, 1769 Thomas and Daniel were never married and died single. Five of the sons served in the American Revolution: Jeremiah, credited to Lincoln County; Solomon, whose residence was given as No. 4; Jonathan Jr., and Asa of Gouldsboro, and Christopher Tracy served as privates in Capt. Henry Dyer’s company, Colonel Foster’s regiment, on various alarms, at Machias, in August, September, and October of 1777, and also served as privates in Capt. Reuben Dyer’s company on an expedition against St. John New Brunswick in October and December 1777. This information was proved by Mr. N.B. Tracy by a letter from James J. Tracy, Chief of Archives Division Office of the Secretary of Commonwealth, Boston, Mass. Jonathan died in Steuben, ME in 1795 at this daughter Lydia Leighton’s house. Abigail, his wife also died in Stueben in September 1795 and both were buried in Stueben.

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