Elijah Babbitt settled in Greenwich, Massachusetts, before 1780. Later he was a farmer in Dana, Massachusetts
Elijah Babbitt m: Hannah Fuller on May 22, 1766, in Berkeley, Bristol, MA. When they died, they were buried in Dana Center Cemetery, but when it was flooded for the reservoir, they were moved to Quabbin Park Cemetery at Ware, MA. Their daughter Betsey was buried in Quabbin next to them.
Elijah Babbitt is the 3rd g-grandfather of Emma May (Stevens) Noland.
Elijah Babbitt m: Hannah Fuller on May 22, 1766, in Berkeley, Bristol, MA. When they died, they were buried in Dana Center Cemetery, but when it was flooded for the reservoir, they were moved to Quabbin Park Cemetery at Ware, MA. Their daughter Betsey was buried in Quabbin next to them.
Elijah Babbitt is the 3rd g-grandfather of Emma May (Stevens) Noland.
Elijah Babbitt settled in Greenwich, Massachusetts, before 1780. Later he was a farmer in Dana, Massachusetts
Elijah Babbitt m: Hannah Fuller on May 22, 1766, in Berkeley, Bristol, MA. When they died, they were buried in Dana Center Cemetery, but when it was flooded for the reservoir, they were moved to Quabbin Park Cemetery at Ware, MA. Their daughter Betsey was buried in Quabbin next to them.
Elijah Babbitt is the 3rd g-grandfather of Emma May (Stevens) Noland.
Elijah Babbitt m: Hannah Fuller on May 22, 1766, in Berkeley, Bristol, MA. When they died, they were buried in Dana Center Cemetery, but when it was flooded for the reservoir, they were moved to Quabbin Park Cemetery at Ware, MA. Their daughter Betsey was buried in Quabbin next to them.
Elijah Babbitt is the 3rd g-grandfather of Emma May (Stevens) Noland.
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Till the last trumpet's joyful sound
Then burst the chains in sweet surprise
And in my Saviour's image rise."
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