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Richard Berry 1737–1809 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: ABT 1737

Birth Location: Biddeford, Maine (York)

Death Date: BEF DEC 1809

Death Location: Limington, Maine (York)

Father: Richard Berry

Mother: Abigail Smith

Spouse(s):

Children(s): Abigail Berry

In 1737, Richard Berry entered the world in Biddeford, Maine (York), born to Richard Berry And Abigail Smith. Richard Berry married Sarah Davis, and had children including Abigail Berry. Richard Berry passed away in 1809 in Limington, Maine (York).

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Biography

  • In 1737, Richard Berry entered the world in Biddeford, Maine (York), born to Richard Berry And Abigail Smith.
  • Richard Berry married Sarah Davis, and had children including Abigail Berry.
  • Richard Berry passed away in 1809 in Limington, Maine (York).

Immediate Family

Parents

Richard Berry
1707–1765
Birth Location: Greenland, New Hampshire (Rockingham)
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Abigail Smith
1700–
Birth Location: Exeter, New Hampshire (Rockingham)
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Spouses(s)

Children(s)

Abigail Berry
1760–1801
Birth Location: Saco, Maine (York)
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Richard Berry's Ancestors

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Richard Berry
1737–1809
Birth Place: Biddeford, Maine (York)
Parents
Richard Berry
1707–1765
Greenland, New Hampshire (Rockingham)
Abigail Smith
1700–
Exeter, New Hampshire (Rockingham)
Grandparents
James Berry
1676–
New Hampshire (Rockingham)
Eleanor Jenness
1680–
Hampton, New Hampshire (Rockingham)
Nicholas Smith
1661–1716
Rye, New Hampshire (Rockingham)
Mary Gordon
1668–1737
Exeter, New Hampshire (Rockingham)
Great-Grandparents
James Berry
1645–1718
Eleanor Wallis
1652–1712
Francis Jenness
1634–1716
Hannah Swain
1648–1700
2nd-Great-Grandparents
William Berry
1605–1654
Jane Locke
1619–1691
George Wallis
1619–1685
Eleanor Wallis
1625–1685
William Swain
1619–1657
Prudence Marston
1622–

Richard Berry's Descendants

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Richard Berry (ABT 1737–BEF DEC 1809)
  1. 1. Abigail Berry 1760–1801 m. Joseph Rose 1763–1841
    1. 1. Charity Rose 1795–1857 m. James Stevens 1799–
      1. 1. Mary (J.) Stevens 1826– m. Martin Ulmer 1821–1909
        1. 1. Josephine Ulmer 1849–1937 m. Charles (M.) Porter –1878 m. Sabin (O.) Hardison 1847–1918
        2. 2. Leonora Ulmer 1851–
        3. 3. Lucy (A.) Ulmer 1858–
        4. 4. Mary Ulmer 1866–
        5. 5. Mabel Ulmer 1868–

Richard Berry's Timeline

2 Records

1737
ABT 1737
Birth of Richard Berry in Biddeford, Maine (York)
Biddeford, Maine (York)
1809
BEF DEC 1809
Age 72
Death of Richard Berry in Limington, Maine (York)
Limington, Maine (York)

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: ABT 1737
    Event Place: Biddeford, Maine (York)
    Record Source:
    [1] Rootsweb Online Website, David Robinson <[email protected]>
    [2] Rootsweb Online Website, Steven Rendall Sr. <[email protected]>

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: BEF DEC 1809
    Event Place: Limington, Maine (York)
    Record Source: Rootsweb Online Website, Steven Rendall Sr. <[email protected]>
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