Daughter of James Going (1780 - 1839) and Abigail Hill
She married Abel Derby (her sister Almira married his brother Andrew Derby), as his second wife, on 8 Aug 1833 in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. She and Abel had a child:
. Harriet Emma Derby (1842 - 1930)
In 1850 she lived in Fitchburg, Massachusetts with her husband, daughter and a boarder. Her husband was called a "jobber."
In 1855 and 1865 she lived in Fitchburg, Massachusetts with husband, daughter and her widowed mother, who was deaf. Her husband was a butcher and meat dealer.
In 1870 she lived in Fitchburg with husband, daughter and a boarder.
She died of tuberculosis at 64, 4 months, 14 days.
She married Abel Derby (her sister Almira married his brother Andrew Derby), as his second wife, on 8 Aug 1833 in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. She and Abel had a child:
. Harriet Emma Derby (1842 - 1930)
In 1850 she lived in Fitchburg, Massachusetts with her husband, daughter and a boarder. Her husband was called a "jobber."
In 1855 and 1865 she lived in Fitchburg, Massachusetts with husband, daughter and her widowed mother, who was deaf. Her husband was a butcher and meat dealer.
In 1870 she lived in Fitchburg with husband, daughter and a boarder.
She died of tuberculosis at 64, 4 months, 14 days.
Daughter of James Going (1780 - 1839) and Abigail Hill
She married Abel Derby (her sister Almira married his brother Andrew Derby), as his second wife, on 8 Aug 1833 in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. She and Abel had a child:
. Harriet Emma Derby (1842 - 1930)
In 1850 she lived in Fitchburg, Massachusetts with her husband, daughter and a boarder. Her husband was called a "jobber."
In 1855 and 1865 she lived in Fitchburg, Massachusetts with husband, daughter and her widowed mother, who was deaf. Her husband was a butcher and meat dealer.
In 1870 she lived in Fitchburg with husband, daughter and a boarder.
She died of tuberculosis at 64, 4 months, 14 days.
She married Abel Derby (her sister Almira married his brother Andrew Derby), as his second wife, on 8 Aug 1833 in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. She and Abel had a child:
. Harriet Emma Derby (1842 - 1930)
In 1850 she lived in Fitchburg, Massachusetts with her husband, daughter and a boarder. Her husband was called a "jobber."
In 1855 and 1865 she lived in Fitchburg, Massachusetts with husband, daughter and her widowed mother, who was deaf. Her husband was a butcher and meat dealer.
In 1870 she lived in Fitchburg with husband, daughter and a boarder.
She died of tuberculosis at 64, 4 months, 14 days.
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