Puffer Genealogy
WORCESTER, Deacon Moses Sr.[1]
1742 - 1807 (64 years)-
Name WORCESTER, Moses Prefix Deacon Suffix Sr. Birth 6 Sep 1742 Berwick, ME Baptism 9 Sep 1744 Berwick, ME Gender Male _COLOR 6 Death 21 Aug 1807 Columbia, ME Person ID I17230 Puffers Last Modified 28 Jan 2020
Father WORCESTER, Thomas, b. 26 Jan 1716/7, Berwick, ME d. Abt 1747, Berwick, ME (Age 29 years) Mother SPINNEY, Ann, b. 12 Apr 1719, Kittery, ME d. Abt 1813 (Age 93 years) Marriage 20 Jan 1738 Kittery, ME Family ID F9639 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 NORWOOD, Jude Judith, b. 16 May 1738, Gloucester, MA d. 1790, Columbia, ME (Age 51 years) Marriage 1764 Columbia, ME Children 1. WORCESTER, Rev. Moses Jr., b. Bef 10 Feb 1765, Columbia, ME d. 13 Oct 1855, Columbia, ME (Age > 90 years) 2. WORCESTER, Mary, b. 28 Feb 1767, Columbia, ME d. 8 Oct 1844, Columbia, ME (Age 77 years) 3. WORCESTER, John, b. Mar 1769, Columbia, ME d. 24 Dec 1858, Columbia, ME (Age 89 years) 4. WORCESTER, Miriam, b. 1771, Columbia, ME d. Jul 1859, Addison, ME (Age 88 years) 5. WORCESTER, Annie, b. 1773, Columbia, ME d. 24 Jun 1812 (Age 39 years) 6. WORCESTER, Martha, b. 1775, Columbia, ME d. 29 Jun 1808, Columbia, ME (Age 33 years) 7. WORCESTER, Eunice, b. 1780, Columbia, ME d. CA 1828, Trescott, ME (Age 48 years) 8. WORCESTER, Joseph, b. Abt 1782, Columbia, ME d. 1823, Columbia, ME (Age 41 years) 9. WORCESTER, Lucia, b. 1785, Columbia, ME d. Sep 1850 (Age 65 years) 10. WORCESTER, Isaac, b. 1785, Columbia, ME d. 1823, Springfield, ME (Age 38 years) 11. WORCESTER, Priscilla, b. 1789, Columbia, ME d. 2 Dec 1846, Cherryfield, ME (Age 57 years) Family ID F19827 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 Apr 2024
Family 2 NASH, Susannah, b. 17 Mar 1753, North Yarmouth, ME d. CA 1836, Addison, ME (Age 82 years) Marriage 30 Mar 1805 Family ID F10622 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 Apr 2024
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Notes - He moved to Pleasant River, Me., some time after May 2, 1763, as on this date he witnessed a deed from Gowen Wilson to Joseph Wilson at Falmouth or vicinity. He was living in Pleasant River on May 2, 1769 when he served as one of the appraisers of personal estate of Gowen Wilson. He is credited with several periods of service during the Revolutionary War. He enlisted Sept. 9, 1775, in Capt. Francis Shaw´s Co. and served 4 mos., 1 day, Company stationed at Gouldsborough, No. 4 Narraguagus (Cherryfield, Me.) and Pleasant River for the defense of the sea coast. He also enlisted Aug. 9, 1777, in Capt. Reuben Dyer´s Comp. Raised for the expedition against St. Johns, N.S., continued in service at Machias for its defense, and dismissed on Dec. 6, 1777. He also entered into service again on Oct. 27, 1780 in Capt. Sullivan´s Company, ordered out by Col. John Allen to protect the inhabitants of Frenchmans Bay. Discharged on Nov. 14, 1780 He first married around 1764. Although the name of his first wife eludes genealogists, it could have been Judith or Jude Norard or possibly Norwood, according to family historians, because a granddaughter was named Judith Norard and the name appears again in the Davis-Grant family of Cherryfield, ME. "Moses Worcester came from Old York on or before 1775. He married Susanna Knowles of Addison, in 1802. He settled in that part of Columbia known as Saco. Children: Amos, Lenoard, Moses, Molly, Judy, Hannah and Deborah. He was a long time deacon of the Baptist church."
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Sources - [S6] Levi Leighton, Esq., Centennial Historical Sketch of the Town of Columbia as gathered from the Town.
- [S6] Levi Leighton, Esq., Centennial Historical Sketch of the Town of Columbia as gathered from the Town.