Nancy Stinard Bartlett moved to New Hampshire because her husband, John H. Bartlett, worked in the woolen mill industry that was located in Manchester. She is buried in Manchester, New Hampshire. Her father was Austin Stinnard and her mother was Susannah Lawrence. She was born in the village of Westchester, now a section of the Bronx, New York. Her sister, Tabitha Stinnard Blackburn lived a few towns over from her in Franklin, New Hampshire. She was one of 14 children. One of her sisters , Elizabeth ( Betsey ) Ann Stinnard married Richard Golsbury Arnow Sr., who fought in the Mexican War died and is buried in Vera Cruz, Mexico.
Nancy Stinard Bartlett moved to New Hampshire because her husband, John H. Bartlett, worked in the woolen mill industry that was located in Manchester. She is buried in Manchester, New Hampshire. Her father was Austin Stinnard and her mother was Susannah Lawrence. She was born in the village of Westchester, now a section of the Bronx, New York. Her sister, Tabitha Stinnard Blackburn lived a few towns over from her in Franklin, New Hampshire. She was one of 14 children. One of her sisters , Elizabeth ( Betsey ) Ann Stinnard married Richard Golsbury Arnow Sr., who fought in the Mexican War died and is buried in Vera Cruz, Mexico.
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