Peirce Genealogy: Being the Record of the Posterity of John Pers, an Early Inhabitant of Watertown, in New England ... with Notes on the History of Other Families of Peirce, Pierce, Pearce, EtcPress of C. Hamilton, 1880 - 278 pages |
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... in Oyster River Parish , Dover , by Rev. John Buss . He of Watertown . She of Dover . - Rev . A. II . Quint , D. D. † At his second marriage he is called Sen. 21. JACOB PEIRCE ( Joseph3 , Anthony2 , John1 ) 38 PEIRCE PEDIGREE .
... in Oyster River Parish , Dover , by Rev. John Buss . He of Watertown . She of Dover . - Rev . A. II . Quint , D. D. † At his second marriage he is called Sen. 21. JACOB PEIRCE ( Joseph3 , Anthony2 , John1 ) 38 PEIRCE PEDIGREE .
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... Dover , N. II . Of this family I am unable to obtain any correct data . The church , probate , and town records of Dover are very incomplete 50 PEIRCE PEDIGREE .
... Dover , N. II . Of this family I am unable to obtain any correct data . The church , probate , and town records of Dover are very incomplete 50 PEIRCE PEDIGREE .
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... Dover are very incomplete . He had a son : - 90. i . ANDREW , who removed to Annisquam , Mass . , married Lucy Davis , and finally returned to Dover , where he died . 46 . EBENEZERS PEIRCE ( Benjamin , Joseph3 , Anthony2 , John1 ) , b ...
... Dover are very incomplete . He had a son : - 90. i . ANDREW , who removed to Annisquam , Mass . , married Lucy Davis , and finally returned to Dover , where he died . 46 . EBENEZERS PEIRCE ( Benjamin , Joseph3 , Anthony2 , John1 ) , b ...
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... Dover , N. H. These items are taken from the Essex Reg . of Deeds , and in each case Andrew is called " yeoman . " He died in Dover , March 28 , 1809. Children : - 66 i . LUCY , b . Nov. 22 , 1786 ; m . March 17 , 1807 , Capt . Eps ...
... Dover , N. H. These items are taken from the Essex Reg . of Deeds , and in each case Andrew is called " yeoman . " He died in Dover , March 28 , 1809. Children : - 66 i . LUCY , b . Nov. 22 , 1786 ; m . March 17 , 1807 , Capt . Eps ...
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... Dover Gazette , of Jan. 1 , 1865. " Mrs. Peirce was widely known as pre - eminent in all those qualities of mind and heart and life which give an endearment , a charin , and a sacredness to home ; and in the capacities of wife , mother ...
... Dover Gazette , of Jan. 1 , 1865. " Mrs. Peirce was widely known as pre - eminent in all those qualities of mind and heart and life which give an endearment , a charin , and a sacredness to home ; and in the capacities of wife , mother ...
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