Edward Jessup di West Farm, Westchester Co., New York e i suoi discendenti : con una introduzione e una appendice, quest'ultimo contenente i record di altre famiglie americane del nome con alcune note aggiuntive . omised Bay, vicino a Huntington, Dennis Wright, non è mai stata ricevuta. Figlio di sopra, sposato, 26 Giugno, 1739, " nel cimitero del ministero episcopale Susannah Smith, di Huntington e chiesa a Huntington, Long Island, è rimosso per che cosa ora è Westport, Conn, una pietra con la seguente iscrizione: (poi Norwalk), e vi si stabilirono. Egli sta qui voi corpo di Dennis Wright, che morì 9 agosto,

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Edward Jessup of West Farms, Westchester Co., New York and his descendants : with an introduction and an appendix, the latter containing records of other American families of the name with some additional memoranda . omised Bay, near Huntington, Dennis Wright, was never received. son of the above, married, 26 June, 1739, » In the cemetery of the Episcopal Susannah Smith, of Huntington, and Church at Huntington, Long Island, is removed to what is now Westport, Conn, a stone with the following inscription: (then Norwalk), and settled there. He Here lies ye body of Dennis Wright, who died 9 Aug., 1798, in his 88th year, and departed this life A. D. 1753, aged 80 his wife, 4 June, 1806, aged 87. Their years. The original stone, broken by a son, Obadiah Wright, married Sarah, the ball during the war of the Revolution, daughter of Nathan Adams, and lived when the church was occupied by the where his father had lived before him. British, was replaced by a descendant. He died 27 Nov., 1815, aged 76; and she Edwin Beers, Esq., of Brooklyn, who sup- died 29 April, 1813, aged 66. These last plies the facts here given. His family were the parents of Mrs. Ebenezer Jesup.were among the first settlers of Oyster. Carbon Photo. Allen t Rowell. Major Ebenezer Jesup, of Westport, Conn. 5orn 1768—Died 1853. Edward of Greens Farms. 129 necticut shore of the Sound, and located on an extensive tractof land on the west bank of the Saugatuck River. She died, 14 Sept., 1826 (cemetery inscription), aged 55 years. The village of Saugatuck, — organized in 1835 as the presenttown of Westport, — then comprised parts of three towns, Nor-walk on the western side, and Fairfield on the eastern side ofthe Saugatuck River, and Weston on the north. The onlybridge which crossed the river was located just north of thevillage where a bridge still spans the stream, — an interestingpoint in local history; for it was here that a small body ofpatriots under Gen. Arnold, met the British troops under Gen

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• booksubjectjessupf
• bookyear1887