Polly Bailey

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Birth:
A History Of Farmington Maine 1776-1885, Francis Gould Butler, New England History Press, 1983, page 372.

Polly married Simon Jacob RUSSELL 22 Jan 1807, Farmington, Franklin Co. ME. Simon (son of Joseph RUSSELL, Jr. and Aphia MOODY) was born ca 1784, Waterboro, York Co. ME; died ca 1845, Lake Co. OH. [Group Sheet]

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Married:
A History Of Farmington Maine 1776-1885, page 439.

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mefrankl/fmara-carsley.htm

"Simon Russell, New Sharon Polly Bialey, Farmington 1807 Jan 22 Int."

1. William RUSSELL was born 24 Jul 1807, Waterboro, York Co. ME; died 28 Jun 1878, Liberty Township, Henry Co. OH.
2. Rebecca RUSSELL
3. James RUSSELL
4. Mary RUSSELL
5. Laura RUSSELL
6. Benjamin F. RUSSELL was born 09 Mar 1818, Rochester, Monroe Co. NY; died 03 Apr 1897, Fayette, Fulton Co. OH; was buried , Pleasant View Cemetery, Fayette, Fulton Co. OH.
7. Warren RUSSELL
8. Joseph RUSSELL was born ca 1822, Painesville, Lake Co. OH; died Bef 1870, Hancock Co. OH.
9. Clement RUSSELL
10. Abigail RUSSELL
11. Sarah Elizabeth RUSSELL was born 27 Dec l827, Painesville, Lake Co. OH; died 1909, Wetmore, Custer Co. CO; was buried , New Hope Cemetery, Wetmore, Custer Co. CO.
12. Caroline RUSSELL

Notes:

A History Of Farmington Maine 1776-1885, Francis Gould Butler, New England History Press, 1983, Pages 371-372

Eliphalet BAILEY, son of Timothy Bailey, was a resident of Dunstable, Mass., in the last century. He was born about the year 1758. He shared the patriotic sentiments which animated all the citizens of that ancient town during the Revolutionary struggle.. We find his name on the roll of Capt. Oliver Cummings' company, raised for defense in March 1776. He also served on the "guards" at Cambridge, and received by a vote the parish five pounds a month for his service.

In company with John F. Woods, Lemuel Perham, and his brother, Oliver Bailey, he came to the Sandy River township in April, 1788, and took up a part of back lot No. 26, east side, in the locality popularly known as Bailey hill. In the long and perilous journey, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey had the grief of burying a little child by the way.

On the farm he took up, he passed the remainder of his life, and died in May, 1836. Mr. Bailey was a deacon in the Baptist Church and a pillar in that communion so long as he lived, giving his last labors to its up building.. He married in Dunstable, Rebecca, daughter of Lemuel Perham, she died in 1806, and he married (2) Nov. 3, 1806, Mary Smith. Eight children by first marriage.

Birth:
A History Of Farmington Maine 1776-1885, Page 371-372

Eliphalet married Rebecca Perham 14 Mar 1782, Dunstable, Middlesex Co. MA. Rebecca was born 25 Feb 1760, Dunstable, Middlesex Co. MA; died 1806, Farmington, Franklin Co. ME. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

A History Of Farmington Maine 1776-1885, Francis Gould Butler, New England History Press, 1983, Pages 371-372

In company with John F. Woods, Lemuel Perham, and his brother, Oliver Bailey, he [Eliphat Bailey] came to the Sandy River township in April, 1788, and took up a part of back lot No. 26, east side, in the locality popularly known as Bailey hill. In the long and perilous journey, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey had the grief of burying a little child by the way.

On the farm he took up, he passed the remainder of his life, and died in May, 1836. Mr. Bailey was a deacon in the Baptist Church and a pillar in that communion so long as he lived, giving his last labors to its up building.. He married in Dunstable, Rebecca, daughter of Lemuel Perham, she died in 1806, and he married (2) Nov. 3, 1806, Mary Smith. Eight children by first marriage.

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Married:
Vital Records of Middlesex, Dunstable, Mass, Marriage, Vol 1, Page 101, 165

BALEY (see also Bailey) Eliphalet, and Mrs. Rebeckah Parham, Mar. 14, 1782. PARHAM see also Perham) Rekeckah, Mrs., and Eliphalet Baley, Mar. 14, 1782.

http://www.ma-vitalrecords.org/MA/Middlesex/Dunstable/MarriagesB.shtml http://www.ma-vitalrecords.org/MA/Middlesex/Dunstable/MarriagesP.shtml