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''Ebenezer Maxwell'' was born . ; he d. July, 1840 [Foot Fam;1;95]. | ''Ebenezer Maxwell'' was born . ; he d. July, 1840 [Foot Fam;1;95]. | ||
| − | He married '''Margaret Parsons Foote,'''. She was born 9 March, 1790 [Foote Fam. Rec;1] She died 1840 | + | He married '''Margaret Parsons Foote,'''. She was born 9 March, 1790 [Foote Fam. Rec;1] She died 16 April, 1845 [Arbor Hill;gs, "1840" Foote Fam;1;95] both she and her husband are buried in [[Foote Family Cemetery, Delhi, New York|the Foote Family Cemetery,]] [[Arbor Hill, Delhi, Delaware county, New York]]. "Consort of Rev. E.K. Maxwell and Daughter of Hon. Ebenezer Foote; aged 55 years, 1 month, 7 days." [findagrave;97738412] |
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| + | ===KAF, in Abram Foote, Foote Genealogy:=== | ||
| + | "it was the young Martin Van Buren, who most often came with him to Arbor Hill and in time became an aspirant for the hand of sweet Margaret Foote, Charles' sister, but she had already secretly given her heart to the young clergyman whom she afterward married, and thus lost the opportunity of becoming a Mistress of the White House." | ||
==Child [Foot Fam;1;199]:== | ==Child [Foot Fam;1;199]:== | ||
| − | #'''[[Ebenezer Foote Maxwell]],''' b. ___; he lives in Delhi, on the place which belonged to his Grandfather Foote, and "on which he died" 10 Jun 1878 [''findagrave;97738388 Foot Fam;1;95'']. He married [[Frances Edgerton]] daughter of [[Gurdon H Edgerton]] (1795–1860) and Hannah ___ Edgerton (1796–1861) She died 5 November, 1860 and is buried in the Foote Family Cemetery, Delhi, New York [findagrave;97738398]. | + | #'''[[Ebenezer Foote Maxwell]],''' b. ___; he lives in Delhi, on the place which belonged to his Grandfather Foote, and "on which he died" 10 Jun 1878, æ. 63 [''findagrave;97738388 Foot Fam;1;95'']. He married [[Frances Edgerton]] daughter of [[Gurdon H Edgerton]] (1795–1860) and Hannah ___ Edgerton (1796–1861) She died 5 November, 1860 and is buried in the Foote Family Cemetery, Delhi, New York [findagrave;97738398]. |
| − | ##They had: '''Ebenezer Maxwell,''' b. 1851, died 1858 and is buried in the Flat Cemetery. [''findagrave; 126071589''] | + | ##They had: '''Ebenezer Maxwell,''' b. 1851, died 1858 and is buried in the Flat Cemetery. [''findagrave; 126071589''], '''Margaret Maxwell,''' married [[John Thomas Shaw]]. [''Delaware Republican Express, 21 May, 1964;6''], and '''Julia Maxwell,''' 1857–1945, m. [[William Johnson]]. |
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==Career== | ==Career== | ||
Latest revision as of 03:51, 3 January 2022
Ebenezer Maxwell was born . ; he d. July, 1840 [Foot Fam;1;95].
He married Margaret Parsons Foote,. She was born 9 March, 1790 [Foote Fam. Rec;1] She died 16 April, 1845 [Arbor Hill;gs, "1840" Foote Fam;1;95] both she and her husband are buried in the Foote Family Cemetery, Arbor Hill, Delhi, Delaware county, New York. "Consort of Rev. E.K. Maxwell and Daughter of Hon. Ebenezer Foote; aged 55 years, 1 month, 7 days." [findagrave;97738412]
KAF, in Abram Foote, Foote Genealogy:
"it was the young Martin Van Buren, who most often came with him to Arbor Hill and in time became an aspirant for the hand of sweet Margaret Foote, Charles' sister, but she had already secretly given her heart to the young clergyman whom she afterward married, and thus lost the opportunity of becoming a Mistress of the White House."
Child [Foot Fam;1;199]:
- Ebenezer Foote Maxwell, b. ___; he lives in Delhi, on the place which belonged to his Grandfather Foote, and "on which he died" 10 Jun 1878, æ. 63 [findagrave;97738388 Foot Fam;1;95]. He married Frances Edgerton daughter of Gurdon H Edgerton (1795–1860) and Hannah ___ Edgerton (1796–1861) She died 5 November, 1860 and is buried in the Foote Family Cemetery, Delhi, New York [findagrave;97738398].
- They had: Ebenezer Maxwell, b. 1851, died 1858 and is buried in the Flat Cemetery. [findagrave; 126071589], Margaret Maxwell, married John Thomas Shaw. [Delaware Republican Express, 21 May, 1964;6], and Julia Maxwell, 1857–1945, m. William Johnson.
Career
Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Delhi, Delaware county, New York. []
