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died young

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Jonathan2 Sprague (Wm.1)

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[2485774[1].GED]

[JacobConser.FTW]

Info taken from the book "The Conser Family" by Col.. John P . Horan 1981

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1st cousins twice removed

Whether Ebenezer Hayden & Rebecca (Staples) (French) Tower were married after their publishment is hard to say, perhaps not as her death is recorded Jan. 25, 1801 a. 86 as "The widow of John Tower"

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Fannie was born illigitimate.
The story that I had been told says that her mother Maryetta Gottfried had been walking down a dirt road when a man driving a buggy had forced her off the road then had proceded in taking her to a woodeda rea where raped her. This had been told to me by a distant cousin of the Gottfried's and had been passed down thru their generations. It had been told to scare young girls so they would not go out at night or go out by themselves.
Now the remainder of the story goes that Abraham Steiner had been visiting and had told Maryetta that if she would keep his home clean,cook for him, he would marry her and take her child as his own.
Sources:
Abbrev: Jefferey Spayde
Title: has information detailing the line of the Steiner family
Author: Jefferey Spayde (inquired sources)
Text: detailed informtion leading down the generation of the Steiner family
Quality: 3
Abbrev: Family Documentation
Title: Story of Fannie Steiner and Maryetta Gottfried
Author: Sarah Gottfried
Quality: 3

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He was a boot maker in 1850 on No. Main St.

Children of Abel & Sarah born at Randolph
(some names & dates from Rebellion Record)

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1st cousins

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(Randolph Rebellion Rec.) (Alonzo L. in 1850 census).

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He was elected constable 1737, fenceviewer 1740, surveyor of highways 1749,1757. Resided on North St., Randolph east side a short way south of Oak St. He was a partner in the Land Bank 1740.

S.P.75-246, Jun.3,1776: Margaret Stetson, widow, & Benjamin Stetson, yeoman of Braintree administrators of Amos Stetson, cordwainer, & bonded with Aaron Hayward of Braintree & Isaac Wentworth of Stoughton, yeoman.

76-157, Inventory, Jun.12,1776:
His wearing apparel part of which being carried out of town by his eldest son Amos.
40 a. homestead & a poor barn on the same.
14 a. land by Zephaniah Thayer's.
By Thos. Penniman, Joseph Howard, Seth Mann.

78-26, Oct.23,1778, Dower: To widow Margaret, 4 a. of home place.
Having suffered his son Gideon to pull down the old house & erect a new one in the same place, which his father Amos dwelt in until his death & his widow Margaret yet dwelleth.
E. on country road.
N. Hezekiah Thayer.
S. on the farm, etc.
11 3/4 a. pasture
E. on Country road.
N. a stone wall near to Rufus Stetson's house.
W. on town way.
S. Hezekiah Thayer.

78-36, Division: John Stetson eldest surviving son desires estate settled on him & pay to Amos the eldest son's heirs £58/2/8 & to Rufus, Benjamin, Gideon, Margaret, Mary, Sarah, Thankful, Rachel & Hannah Stetson or their representatives £29/1/4 each. Jan.29,1779.

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(or Henry Amos)