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Lignez	Patrick
Reizh	benel
Anv a-bezh d'ar c'hanedigezh	Isa Patrick
Kerent ♂ Matthew Patrick [Patrick] g. 1738? a. a. 30 Ebrel 1827 ♀ Mary Young [Young] g. 1739? a. a. 6 C'hwevrer 1791
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26 Du 1773 ganedigezh: Warren (Massachusetts)

16 Genver 1794 eured: Warren (Massachusetts), ♂ Aaron Putnam [Putnam] g. 19 Gouere 1773 a. a. 15 C'hwevrer 1849

Here 1794 bugel: New Salem (Massachusetts), ♂ Amos Putnam [Putnam] g. Here 1794 a. a. 29 Kerzu 1849

Mezheven marvidigezh: Houlton (Maine), e 1867

Notennoù

Isa lists her birthplace as "Weston, MA" in Maine censuses (1840 and 1850). Ifound her (accidently) in Warren (thru IGI) as "Isabel" (becauseher sister Rebecca married Aaron's brother Jacob). Through reseaching, I discovered that "The town of Western, established 16 January 1742, came from parts os Brimfield, Brookfield and Kingsfield (now extinct). Not until 13 March 1834 did Western become Warren." And we New Englanders are famous for dropping "R's" from words ("Pak Ya Ca") and adding them to the end of words...So a yankee accent would say"Westen" in stead of "WesteRn", and the recorder would write "Weston"

I checked the Vital Records of Warren MA (pub 1919) pages 52-53 births,pages 130-131 marriages, and pages 184-185 deaths. Her birth is recorded as "Issa" and hermarriage as "Isabelle". The marriage intention isrecorded as:

"Patrick, Iasbelle and Aaron Putnam of New Salem, Jan 16, 1794"

Mammennoù

1. ↑ Import from Conn-Nectons & Cousins -

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