IMPORTANT: burial in this cemetery is persumed, not proven.
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Jacob Resseguie - born Aug. 14, 1719, married Mary Curtis, of Stratford, Conn. (perhaps the daughter of Nathan Curtis and Eunice Judson-Curtis). She died, March 17, 1797, aged 77 years. He died Dec. 27, 1801. They lived in Ridgefield. By his will, made March 13, 1799, and probated, Jan. 28, 1802, he bequeathed to his daughter, Mary {Resseguie}-Burt, five shillings; to his daughter Hannah, 60 Pounds, the remainder to be divided equally between his two sons, Jacob and Alexander. His estate inventoried at $2,233.27 {in 1801}.
VALUE of ESTATE (in 1801 dollars, expressed as 2011 dollars), i.e. the "relative" worth of $2,233.00 is:
$41,300.00 per Consumer Price Index
$39,400.00 per GDP deflator
$634,000.00 per unskilled wage
$1,500,000.00 per Production Worker Compensation
$1,200,000.00 per nominal GDP per capita
$70,900,000.00 per relative share of GDP
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CHILDREN:
i. Mary Resseguie, b. April 7, 1747, d.????, m. David Burt.
ii, Jacob Resseguie, b June 5 1752, d.24-Jul-1835.
iii. Abijah Resseguie, b. Dec. 13, 1754, died ????, unmarried.
iv. Alexander Resseguie, b. May 24, 1759, d.????, m. Ruhamah Keeler b.16-Aug-1768, d.17-Dec-1859, daughter of Daniel Keeler & Abigail (Richards) Keeler.
v. Hannah Resseguie, b. ????, d. in southeast NY. Jan. 24, 181 1, by her father's will she received 60 Pounds.
SOURCE (Google Books): "The Resseguie family: A historical and genealogical record of Alexander Resseguie...", page 35, by Morris.
Source [link]: http://books.google.com/books?ei=NrwwUYKtHJTryAH3hoC4BQ&output=text&id=
7iZMAAAAMAAJ&dq=resseguie&q=alexander+1756+1835#v=
onepage&q=alexander%201759%201835&f=false
---
Jacob Resseguie - born Aug. 14, 1719, married Mary Curtis, of Stratford, Conn. (perhaps the daughter of Nathan Curtis and Eunice Judson-Curtis). She died, March 17, 1797, aged 77 years. He died Dec. 27, 1801. They lived in Ridgefield. By his will, made March 13, 1799, and probated, Jan. 28, 1802, he bequeathed to his daughter, Mary {Resseguie}-Burt, five shillings; to his daughter Hannah, 60 Pounds, the remainder to be divided equally between his two sons, Jacob and Alexander. His estate inventoried at $2,233.27 {in 1801}.
VALUE of ESTATE (in 1801 dollars, expressed as 2011 dollars), i.e. the "relative" worth of $2,233.00 is:
$41,300.00 per Consumer Price Index
$39,400.00 per GDP deflator
$634,000.00 per unskilled wage
$1,500,000.00 per Production Worker Compensation
$1,200,000.00 per nominal GDP per capita
$70,900,000.00 per relative share of GDP
---
CHILDREN:
i. Mary Resseguie, b. April 7, 1747, d.????, m. David Burt.
ii, Jacob Resseguie, b June 5 1752, d.24-Jul-1835.
iii. Abijah Resseguie, b. Dec. 13, 1754, died ????, unmarried.
iv. Alexander Resseguie, b. May 24, 1759, d.????, m. Ruhamah Keeler b.16-Aug-1768, d.17-Dec-1859, daughter of Daniel Keeler & Abigail (Richards) Keeler.
v. Hannah Resseguie, b. ????, d. in southeast NY. Jan. 24, 181 1, by her father's will she received 60 Pounds.
SOURCE (Google Books): "The Resseguie family: A historical and genealogical record of Alexander Resseguie...", page 35, by Morris.
Source [link]: http://books.google.com/books?ei=NrwwUYKtHJTryAH3hoC4BQ&output=text&id=
7iZMAAAAMAAJ&dq=resseguie&q=alexander+1756+1835#v=
onepage&q=alexander%201759%201835&f=false
IMPORTANT: burial in this cemetery is persumed, not proven.
---
Jacob Resseguie - born Aug. 14, 1719, married Mary Curtis, of Stratford, Conn. (perhaps the daughter of Nathan Curtis and Eunice Judson-Curtis). She died, March 17, 1797, aged 77 years. He died Dec. 27, 1801. They lived in Ridgefield. By his will, made March 13, 1799, and probated, Jan. 28, 1802, he bequeathed to his daughter, Mary {Resseguie}-Burt, five shillings; to his daughter Hannah, 60 Pounds, the remainder to be divided equally between his two sons, Jacob and Alexander. His estate inventoried at $2,233.27 {in 1801}.
VALUE of ESTATE (in 1801 dollars, expressed as 2011 dollars), i.e. the "relative" worth of $2,233.00 is:
$41,300.00 per Consumer Price Index
$39,400.00 per GDP deflator
$634,000.00 per unskilled wage
$1,500,000.00 per Production Worker Compensation
$1,200,000.00 per nominal GDP per capita
$70,900,000.00 per relative share of GDP
---
CHILDREN:
i. Mary Resseguie, b. April 7, 1747, d.????, m. David Burt.
ii, Jacob Resseguie, b June 5 1752, d.24-Jul-1835.
iii. Abijah Resseguie, b. Dec. 13, 1754, died ????, unmarried.
iv. Alexander Resseguie, b. May 24, 1759, d.????, m. Ruhamah Keeler b.16-Aug-1768, d.17-Dec-1859, daughter of Daniel Keeler & Abigail (Richards) Keeler.
v. Hannah Resseguie, b. ????, d. in southeast NY. Jan. 24, 181 1, by her father's will she received 60 Pounds.
SOURCE (Google Books): "The Resseguie family: A historical and genealogical record of Alexander Resseguie...", page 35, by Morris.
Source [link]: http://books.google.com/books?ei=NrwwUYKtHJTryAH3hoC4BQ&output=text&id=
7iZMAAAAMAAJ&dq=resseguie&q=alexander+1756+1835#v=
onepage&q=alexander%201759%201835&f=false
---
Jacob Resseguie - born Aug. 14, 1719, married Mary Curtis, of Stratford, Conn. (perhaps the daughter of Nathan Curtis and Eunice Judson-Curtis). She died, March 17, 1797, aged 77 years. He died Dec. 27, 1801. They lived in Ridgefield. By his will, made March 13, 1799, and probated, Jan. 28, 1802, he bequeathed to his daughter, Mary {Resseguie}-Burt, five shillings; to his daughter Hannah, 60 Pounds, the remainder to be divided equally between his two sons, Jacob and Alexander. His estate inventoried at $2,233.27 {in 1801}.
VALUE of ESTATE (in 1801 dollars, expressed as 2011 dollars), i.e. the "relative" worth of $2,233.00 is:
$41,300.00 per Consumer Price Index
$39,400.00 per GDP deflator
$634,000.00 per unskilled wage
$1,500,000.00 per Production Worker Compensation
$1,200,000.00 per nominal GDP per capita
$70,900,000.00 per relative share of GDP
---
CHILDREN:
i. Mary Resseguie, b. April 7, 1747, d.????, m. David Burt.
ii, Jacob Resseguie, b June 5 1752, d.24-Jul-1835.
iii. Abijah Resseguie, b. Dec. 13, 1754, died ????, unmarried.
iv. Alexander Resseguie, b. May 24, 1759, d.????, m. Ruhamah Keeler b.16-Aug-1768, d.17-Dec-1859, daughter of Daniel Keeler & Abigail (Richards) Keeler.
v. Hannah Resseguie, b. ????, d. in southeast NY. Jan. 24, 181 1, by her father's will she received 60 Pounds.
SOURCE (Google Books): "The Resseguie family: A historical and genealogical record of Alexander Resseguie...", page 35, by Morris.
Source [link]: http://books.google.com/books?ei=NrwwUYKtHJTryAH3hoC4BQ&output=text&id=
7iZMAAAAMAAJ&dq=resseguie&q=alexander+1756+1835#v=
onepage&q=alexander%201759%201835&f=false
Gravesite Details
There is no known record of Jacob Resseguie d. 1801 or his wife being buried in Titicus Cemetery. The cemetery was subject of a census in the 1930s, with no matching Jacob at that date.
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