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She had been born in Litchfield County, Connecticut, January 21, 1766. She died September 18, 1849
The Kelloggs and Pierces had been friends since they all lived in Goshen, Connecticut, before the migration to Pulteney, Vermont. They were brought closer when Samuel Kellogg married Sarah Rogers and Phineas Pierce took his sister Ruth to be his second wife. After death entered the home of each and removed a beloved helpmate, Samuel and Ruth tried to lighten the burden of the other in all ways possible. As the children in both families married and went into homes of their own it was only natural for Samuel Kellogg to ask Ruth Rogers Beebe Pierce to marry him and take on another name. It seemed a sensible arrangement to her because she realized that Horace would soon want to strike out for himself. They were married April 28, 1820
She had been born in Litchfield County, Connecticut, January 21, 1766. She died September 18, 1849
The Kelloggs and Pierces had been friends since they all lived in Goshen, Connecticut, before the migration to Pulteney, Vermont. They were brought closer when Samuel Kellogg married Sarah Rogers and Phineas Pierce took his sister Ruth to be his second wife. After death entered the home of each and removed a beloved helpmate, Samuel and Ruth tried to lighten the burden of the other in all ways possible. As the children in both families married and went into homes of their own it was only natural for Samuel Kellogg to ask Ruth Rogers Beebe Pierce to marry him and take on another name. It seemed a sensible arrangement to her because she realized that Horace would soon want to strike out for himself. They were married April 28, 1820
http://www.joycetice.com/families/pierce.htm
She had been born in Litchfield County, Connecticut, January 21, 1766. She died September 18, 1849
The Kelloggs and Pierces had been friends since they all lived in Goshen, Connecticut, before the migration to Pulteney, Vermont. They were brought closer when Samuel Kellogg married Sarah Rogers and Phineas Pierce took his sister Ruth to be his second wife. After death entered the home of each and removed a beloved helpmate, Samuel and Ruth tried to lighten the burden of the other in all ways possible. As the children in both families married and went into homes of their own it was only natural for Samuel Kellogg to ask Ruth Rogers Beebe Pierce to marry him and take on another name. It seemed a sensible arrangement to her because she realized that Horace would soon want to strike out for himself. They were married April 28, 1820
She had been born in Litchfield County, Connecticut, January 21, 1766. She died September 18, 1849
The Kelloggs and Pierces had been friends since they all lived in Goshen, Connecticut, before the migration to Pulteney, Vermont. They were brought closer when Samuel Kellogg married Sarah Rogers and Phineas Pierce took his sister Ruth to be his second wife. After death entered the home of each and removed a beloved helpmate, Samuel and Ruth tried to lighten the burden of the other in all ways possible. As the children in both families married and went into homes of their own it was only natural for Samuel Kellogg to ask Ruth Rogers Beebe Pierce to marry him and take on another name. It seemed a sensible arrangement to her because she realized that Horace would soon want to strike out for himself. They were married April 28, 1820
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