Jacob Sargent1

ID #9779, (1759-1804)
Jacob Sargent|b. 18 Feb 1759\nd. 9 Apr 1804|p9779.htm|Ezra Sargent|b. 21 Mar 1729\nd. 29 Jun 1810|p697.htm|Deborah Sargent|b. 13 Jul 1728\nd. 9 Sep 1791|p690.htm|Jabez Sargent|b. 1692\nd. 28 Oct 1781|p715.htm|Mary Lynde|b. 30 Apr 1686|p723.htm|Joseph Sargent|b. 28 May 1690\nd. 16 Nov 1760|p500.htm|Hannah Bucknam|b. 13 Aug 1694\nd. 22 Jan 1782|p502.htm|
FatherEzra Sargent1 b. 21 Mar 1729, d. 29 Jun 1810
MotherDeborah Sargent1 b. 13 Jul 1728, d. 9 Sep 1791
Relationship1st cousin 6 times removed of Linda Sargent.
     Jacob Sargent was born on 18 February 1759, in Malden, MA.1,2 He and Ezra Sargent were in the military on 19 April 1775 serving in Captain Benjamin Blaney's Company of Militia. On that day they marched on the alarm to Watertown by order of Col. Gardner. The brothers served one day.3,4 Jacob Sargent married Lydia Paine on Tuesday, 10 April 1781 in Malden, MA.1,3 In 1782 Jacob and Lydia moved to Fitzwilliam, NH, where they lived the rest of their lives.1,3 Jacob Sargent was the surveyor of the town of Fitzwilliam when it was granted by Givernor Chute as Cheshire, and was moderator, town treasurer and member of the committee which built its church and school. Jacob was one of the leading settlers in Fitzwilliam.3 1804 Jacob's father Ezra deeded him land in Cheshire County. (this date seems incorrect - the year of his death).4 He died on 9 April 1804 in Fitzwilliam, NH, at age 45.1,3

Family

Lydia Paine b. 10 Feb 1760, d. 23 Dec 1846
Children
ChartsDescendants of William Sargent, Immigrant (#1)
Descendants of William Sargent, Immigrant (#2)

Sources of Information

  1. Aaron Sargent, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 47.
  2. Robert, family tree titled "Ancestors of Mayflower Descendant, Robert E. Fitzgerald", RootsWeb WorldConnect, www.rootsweb.com, from database named bib_fitzgerald, p 64.
  3. Robert, family tree titled "Ancestors of Mayflower Descendant, Robert E. Fitzgerald", RootsWeb WorldConnect, www.rootsweb.com, from database named bib_fitzgerald.
  4. Massachusetts Office of the Secretary of State, Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War: Vol 14, Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Co, 1906, digitized by Google Books.
  5. Aaron Sargent, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 63.
  6. Aaron Sargent, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 64.

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