Alvah
MOULTON
(b.
11 October 1798
,
Parsonsfield, Massachusetts (District of Maine)
d.
11 September 1868
,
Ossipee, New Hampshire, USA
)
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Alvah MOULTON was born 11 October 1798 in Parsonsfield, Massachusetts (District of Maine)
Alvah MOULTON was the child of Samuel MOULTON and Anna Nancy MOULTON and the grandchild of: (paternal) Cutting MOULTON and Mary "Molly" MERRILL (maternal) Samuel MOULTON and Hannah NOYESSpouse(s)/Partner(s) and Child(ren):
Alvah married Mary DALTON 10 May 1821 in Ossipee, New Hampshire, USA . Mary DALTON was born 22 March 1799 in Parsonsfield, Maine, USA (Kezar Falls). Mary died 28 November 1870 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA (East, North, South) (Allston) (Readville) (Roslindale).
Alvah MOULTON died 11 September 1868 in Ossipee, New Hampshire, USA .
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Alvah MOULTON was a Doctor.
Alvah MOULTON was a Doctor.
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Mary DALTON-- Date: 10 May 1821 Place: Ossipee, New Hampshire, USA
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Mary DALTON-- Date: 10 May 1821 Place: Ossipee, New Hampshire, USA Children of Alvah MOULTON and Mary DALTON:
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1798 Birth 11 October 1798
Parsonsfield, Massachusetts (District of Maine)
Biography
Dr. Alvah Moulton, b. October 11, 1798 in Parson- field; m. May 10, 1821, Mary,daughter of Samuel Dalton. She was b. March 22, 1799; d. November 28, 1870. Studied medicine with Dr. James Bradbury. Removed to Ossipee, N. H., where he afterwards resided. Was an eminent practitioner, an active church member and temperance advocate ; d. September 13, 1868.
Children :
1. Ann B., m. John C. Dore o f Chicago, Ill.
2. Louisa F., m. Warren Nickerson of Boston ; one child, Annie L., d. 1896.
3. Ferdinand, Lawyer in Washington, D. C. Author of 'Pension Laws,' United States District Attorney; d. October 13, 1866; unm.
4. Maria Amanda, m. Henry A. Jackson of Boston.
5. Clarissa B., m. Daniel O. Quimby of New York; d. November 30, 1882. Had five children; all but one d. young. Mary A., d. 1871, aged 21.
6. Alvah D., lives in Quincy, Mass. ; unm.
7. James B., resided in San Francisco; d. June 2l, 1861 ; unm.
8. George F., m. Susan Brewster; one child, Ellen, d....Read MORE...
Dr. Alvah Moulton, b. October 11, 1798 in Parson- field; m. May 10, 1821, Mary,daughter of Samuel Dalton. She was b. March 22, 1799; d. November 28, 1870. Studied medicine with Dr. James Bradbury. Removed to Ossipee, N. H., where he afterwards resided. Was an eminent practitioner, an active church member and temperance advocate ; d. September 13, 1868.
Children :
1. Ann B., m. John C. Dore o f Chicago, Ill.
2. Louisa F., m. Warren Nickerson of Boston ; one child, Annie L., d. 1896.
3. Ferdinand, Lawyer in Washington, D. C. Author of 'Pension Laws,' United States District Attorney; d. October 13, 1866; unm.
4. Maria Amanda, m. Henry A. Jackson of Boston.
5. Clarissa B., m. Daniel O. Quimby of New York; d. November 30, 1882. Had five children; all but one d. young. Mary A., d. 1871, aged 21.
6. Alvah D., lives in Quincy, Mass. ; unm.
7. James B., resided in San Francisco; d. June 2l, 1861 ; unm.
8. George F., m. Susan Brewster; one child, Ellen, d....Read MORE...
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1821 Marriage / PartnerAlvah MOULTON and Mary DALTON 10 May 1821, Ossipee, New Hampshire, USA (Center, West, Corner) (Granite) (Moultonville) (Water Village)
He was 22 years old.
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1868 Death 11 September 1868
Ossipee, New Hampshire, USA
He died at the age of 69.
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