| 300
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Sixth Generation.
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| 1360
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IX. Priscilla Burr, b. in Sharon, Conn., 7 May 1798; moved to Homer, N. Y., 20 Sept 1813, where she married, as his second wife, 29 Ap. 1830, Wilbur Hathaway,1 a farmer and millwright. who moved to Homer in 1801, with his parents, Wilbur and Lucy (Rice) Hathaway, from Salem, Mass., where he was born 14 May 1784 They resided in Homer till his death, which took place, 20 Aug. 1856, at Belvidere, Iowa, while building a mill at that place. He was buried at Belvidere. She was living, in Jan. 1875, at Yankton, Dakota, which she left, 22 July 1875, to dwell with her daughter at East Smithfield, Penn. She was still there, in Feb. 1877.
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4445
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Chil. of Silas and Lois St. John.
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358
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| 1361
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I. William St. John, b. in Sharon, Conn.; went to Sharon, N. Y., with his father, about 1812.
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| 1362
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II. Ward St. John, b. in Sharon, Conn.; went, with his parents, to Sharon, N. Y., about 1812.
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| 1363
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III. Sarah St. John, b. in Sharon, Conn.; went to Sharon, N. Y., with her parents, about 1812.
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Chil. of Joel and Ruth St. John.
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359
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| 1364
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I. Rachel St. John, b. at Sharon, Conn.; married, when about 50 years old, husband's name unknown, and settled in Chatham, or Austerlitz, N. Y. She had no children. She had lived, for many years, with Mrs. Sarah (Buel) Deming, at Ellsworth and Litchfield, Conn.
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1346
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| 1365
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II. Daniel St. John, b. at Sharon, Conn.; a carpenter and joiner; married about 1818, at Sharon, Polly Brown, dau. of Samuel Brown, of Sharon. He died in New York City, about 1823 or 1824, of locked-jaw, caused by a wound in his foot. She dwelt in Sharon, where she joined the Congregational Church in Jan. 1832.
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4449
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| 1366
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III. Elizabeth St. John, b. at Sharon, Conn.; married Myron Whitmore, of Salisbury, Conn.; married (2d), Charles Northrop, of Chatham, N. Y., where he died ; married (3d), ----- Parks.
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4453
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| 1367
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IV. John St. John, b. at Sharon, Conn.; where also he died, 6 July 1795, aged four years, and was buried.
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1 By his first wife, Mercy Goodrich, sister of Hon. Milo Goodrich, of Dryden, N. Y., he had several children.
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