0080 Samuel A. TREFETHEN

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Samuel A. TREFETHEN ⁰⁰⁸⁰
(03 April 1822 - 19 May 1903)
Married to Elizabeth Ann MARDEN

PARENTS: Joseph TREFETHEN ⁰⁰⁶¹ (20 August 1787 - 19 February 1859) and Hannah BERRY

Events:

A Brick Mason ^{[Source 36:1870 New Hampshire Census]}
Married during July of 1846.
Wife: 27 September 1824 - 19 May 1903.
He may have died on 10 April 1869.
Wife was living in Rye during 1900 with 2 children. No Sam. ^[census].
She died in Portsmouth, New Hampshire ^{[Source 36: Robert Canney]}.

SOURCES:

10. Rye, New Hampshire, History of - by Joseph Parsons, pp. 547-549. Parsons Family Papers. Guide to the Parsons Family Papers 1829-1934.

31. Rye, New Hampshire, Early Days of, E.A. Kimball - 1938; (Index was printed; text was handwritten, hard to read manuscript and notes.) New Hampshire Historical Society, Concord, New Hampshire

35. LANGLEY, Eileen E.

36. TREFREN, Leitha S.¹³²¹- Correspondence, 135 Clover Lane; Medford, Oregon 97501. Leitha passed away during February, 2001

85. MARDEN Family Genealogy, Sylvia Fitts Getchell, publisher. 1 January 1974. Worldcat. Marden Genealogy.

1870 New Hampshire Census

Robert Canney

Children:

Joseph TREFETHEN ⁰⁴²³ (11 June 1849 - 04 August 1855) (died young)
Frank Pierce TREFETHEN ⁰⁴²¹ (12 June 1850 - during August 1853) (died young)
Samuel H. TREFETHEN⁰⁴²² (29 June 1853 - 22 December 1873)
Ellen S. TREFETHEN⁰⁴²⁶ (around 1856 - after 1859)
Martin Perry J. TREFETHEN⁰⁴²⁴ (25 December 1857 - 14 September 1912) Born in Rye, New Hampshire.
Jennie C. TREFETHEN⁰⁴²⁵ (26 June 1868 - after 1923) Married to Charles Howard KEYS probably on 27 September 1924.

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Samuel A. TREFETHEN 0080 (03 April 1822 - 19 May 1903) Married to Elizabeth Ann MARDEN

Samuel A. TREFETHEN ⁰⁰⁸⁰
(03 April 1822 - 19 May 1903)
Married to Elizabeth Ann MARDEN