Elizabeth Scovill1

ID #2100, (1783-1869)
Elizabeth Scovill|b. 4 Aug 1783\nd. 18 Dec 1869|p2100.htm|William Scovill|b. 9 Feb 1744/45\nd. 13 Aug 1827|p4197.htm|Sarah Brown|b. 6 May 1751\nd. 8 Nov 1806|p4201.htm|William Scovill|b. 7 Sep 1703\nd. 5 Mar 1755|p2095.htm|Elizabeth Brown|b. Nov 1705\nd. 6 May 1752|p4196.htm|||||||
FatherWilliam Scovill1 b. 9 Feb 1744/45, d. 13 Aug 1827
MotherSarah Brown2 b. 6 May 1751, d. 8 Nov 1806
Relationship1st cousin 6 times removed of Linda Sargent.
     Elizabeth Scovill was born on 4 August 1783, in Watertown, CT.1 She married Elias Scovill, son of James Scovill and Amy Nichols, on Sunday, 11 August 1805 Elias and Elizabeth were first cousins.3 Elizabeth and Elias had six children.1 Elizabeth Scovill died on 18 December 1869 in Kingston, New Brunswick, Canada, at age 86.1

Sources of Information

  1. Fred Barnes, family tree titled "BARNES, Thomas of England and Hartford - Farmington, CT (1615-1688). Married (1) Mary who was hung as a witch. Married (2) Mary Andrus/Andrews. Eight generations. Names frequently appearing: ANDREWS, BRONSON, COBURN, SCOVILLE, HART FOOTE, THOMPSON", RootsWeb World Connect, www.rootsweb.com, from database named fredbarnes, updated Apr 2007, viewed Nov 2007.
  2. Fred Barnes, family tree titled "BARNES, Thomas of England and Hartford - Farmington, CT (1615-1688). Married (1) Mary who was hung as a witch. Married (2) Mary Andrus/Andrews. Eight generations. Names frequently appearing: ANDREWS, BRONSON, COBURN, SCOVILLE, HART FOOTE, THOMPSON", RootsWeb World Connect, www.rootsweb.com, from database named fredbarnes, Apr 2007.
  3. Fred Barnes, family tree titled "BARNES, Thomas of England and Hartford - Farmington, CT (1615-1688). Married (1) Mary who was hung as a witch. Married (2) Mary Andrus/Andrews. Eight generations. Names frequently appearing: ANDREWS, BRONSON, COBURN, SCOVILLE, HART FOOTE, THOMPSON", RootsWeb World Connect, www.rootsweb.com, from database named fredbarnes, updated Apr 2007, viewed Oct 2007.

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