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Ezra Paine was born 1749 in Bolton, Connecticut, and died 1803. He married ___ Abigail Ellsworth, daughter of [[___.]]

Hopkin's Regiment, Militia Dutchess County

Active Service Oct-Nov 1779 Quartermaster 1779, then ensign 1779, then "moved out" in Sep 1780 Branch - Army. Enlistment - New York Brinton Paine (brother) was Lt Colonel.

Ezra Payne

United States Rosters of Revolutionary War Soldiers and Sailors Name Ezra Payne Event Type Military Service Event Date 1775 Residence Place Bolton Military Status 21 days Page 5 (Edward Payne, Sergeant)

  • History of Little Nine Partners: Of North East Precinct, and Pine..., Volume 1

Ezra served in the Revolutionary War. He then moved to New York with several of his brothers. He first settled at the head of the Delaware River where he built a flour mill. He searched for mines and died in 1803 while on a westward prospecting tour.

He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. After his marriage he emigrated with his brothers Brinton, Edward and Timothy to the state of New York. Attracted by the reports of valuable ores, he settled near the head of the Delaware River, where he built a flour mill, the first in that region. He prosecuted his search for mines with zeal and energy, but without success. He started westward on a prospecting trip and died on the journey.

1790 - census of Harpersfield, Montgomery county, New York lists:

  • Ezra Paine
    • 1 male 16 years (Roswell?)
    • 1 male 16 years (Ezra)
    • 2 females (Deborah & Abigail)

In 1792 Franklin, and in 1793 Kortright were taken from Harpersfield, reducing it to nearly its present dimensions. In 1834, a small portionwas annexed to the town of Stamford to accommodate the village of Hobart.

During the first twenty-six years of its existence, Harpersfield belonged to five different counties, viz: 1771, Albany; 1772 to 1784, Tryon; 1784-1791, Montgomery; 1791 to 1797, Otsego, and in 1797 to Delaware.

At the first town meeting after the town was organized held at the house of Alexander Harper, Esq., on Thursday, the 1st of April 1788, William McFarland was chosen town clerk; Edward Paine, Esq., supervisor; Ezra Thorp, constable, Levi Gaylord, Samuel Wilcox, Gabriel North, Sluman Wattles and David Parsons, assessors; Steven Judd, Moses Clark, Simeon Hyde, collectors; Alexander Harper, Esq., treasurer; William Hendry, John Brown, Nathaniel Skinner, Richard Bristol, Ezra Paine and John Gardner, pathmasters; Eli Reynolds, jr., Gideon Frisbee, Benajah McCall, Samuel Johnson and Hugh Thompson, path-masters for Painesdale; Captain David Parsons, Benjamin Morse, poormasters; Levi Gaylord, Samuel Wilcox, Ezra Paine and Samuel Johnson, fence viewers; Daniel Mack, James Douglas, Francis Clark and Benajah McCall, appraisers of damage. Sworn in office, David Parson, Levi Gaylord, jr., Samuel Wilcox, Levi Gaylord, Ezra Paine, Benajah McCall, Francis Clark.

1800 - I have not found any online census data for Ezra Paine.

Deaths from early Delhi Republican Newspapers:

SURNAME FIRST DATE AGE LOCATION KINSHIP

  • PAINE ELSWORTH E. 08/24/1865 00-06-13 DELHI s/GEORGE H. & EMILY PAINE
  • PAINE JAMES 07/27/1884 77 YRS DELHI
  • PAINE JULIS M. 10/18/1868 32 YRS DAVENPORT CENTER
  • PAINE Mrs. ----------- 10/23/1883 59 YRS ELK CREEK, DELHI wd/GURDON PAINE
  • PAINE Mrs. ANN G. 11/20/1860 NEW YORK CITY, NY wd/ROSWELL PAINE
  • PAINE NEWTY 05/18/1865 17 YRS DELHI s/GURDON PAINE
  • PAINE SALLY 03/08/1868 61 YRS FRANKLIN w/HIRAM EDGERTON

Wikitree

Ezra Paine (1749 - 1803)

Ezra Paine aka Payne Born 1749 in Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticutmap Ancestors ancestors Son of Stephen Paine IV and Deborah (Skinner) Payne Brother of Stephen Paine V, Deborah (Paine) Kibbe, Mary Paine, Damaris Paine, Brinton Paine, John Payne, Edward Paine, Timothy Paine and Roswell Paine Husband of Abigail (Ellsworth) Paine — married about 1768 [location unknown] Descendants descendants Father of Abigail (Payne) Marvine Died 1803 in Delhi, Deleware County, New York.

Ezra was born in 1749. He was the son of Stephen Paine and Deborah Skinner. He passed away in 1803.

Ezra Paine 1749 – 1803

Ezra Paine BIRTH: 1749, Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut DEATH: 1803 (aged 53–54) Delhi, Delaware County, New York, USA BURIAL Note: Body lost or destroyed burial location not known

EZRA PAINE (STEPHEN4, STEPHEN3, STEPHEN2, STEPHEN1) was born 1749 in Bolton, Connecticut, and died 1803. He married ABIGAIL ELLSWORTH.

Parents:

Stephen Paine, 1708–1797 and Deborah Skinner Paine, 1710–1778

Siblings:

John Payne, 1740–1811 and Edward Paine, 1746–1841

Children:

Asahel Ellsworth Paine, 1770–1821

Hopkin's Regiment, Militia Dutchess County Active Service Oct-Nov 1779 Quartermaster 1779, then ensign 1779, then "moved out" in Sep 1780 Branch - Army Enlistment - New York Brinton Paine (brother) was Lt Colonel.

Ezra Payne United States Rosters of Revolutionary War Soldiers and Sailors Name Ezra Payne Event Type Military Service Event Date 1775 Residence Place Bolton Military Status 21 days Page 5 (Edward Payne, Sergeant)

History of Little Nine Partners: Of North East Precinct, and Pine ..., Volume 1

Ezra served in the Revolutionary War. He then moved to New York with several of his brothers. He first settled at the head of the Delaware River where he built a flour mill. He searched for mines and died in 1803 while on a westward prospecting tour.

He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. After his marriage he emigrated with his brothers Brinton, Edward and Timothy to the state of New York. Attracted by the reports of valuable ores, he settled near the head of the Delaware River, where he built a flour mill, the first in that region. He prosecuted his search for mines with zeal and energy, but without success. He started westward on a prospecting trip and died on the journey.

1790 - census of Harpersfield, Montgomery Co., New York lists:

  • Ezra Paine 1 male 16 years (Roswell?) 1 male 16 years (Ezra) 2 females (Deborah & Abigail)

Sources

Abigail (Payne) Marvine (abt. 1774 - 1853)

Abigail Marvine formerly Payne aka Marvin Born about 1774 [location unknown] Ancestors ancestors Daughter of Ezra Paine and Abigail (Ellsworth) Paine [sibling(s) unknown] Wife of Anthony Marvin — married [date unknown] [location unknown] Descendants descendants Mother of Elizabeth Bradner Marvine, Roswell Ellsworth Marvine, Elihu Paine (Marvine) Marvin, Edward Emmons Marvine, Charles Marvine, George Marvine, Anthony Yelverton (Marvine) Marvin and Abigail Augusta Marvine Died 28 Feb 1853 [location unknown] Profile manager: Ron Campbell private message [send private message] Profile last modified 30 Oct 2021 | Created 8 Mar 2020 | Last significant change: 30 Oct 2021 00:57: Joel Bridgham proposed a merge of Abigail (Payne) Marvine (abt.1774-1853) and Abigail (Paine) Marvin (1780-1853). [Thank Joel for this] This page has been accessed 37 times. Biography

Abigail Paine, 1780 – 28 February 1853

LDS Profile # LCTX-Z44

Abigail Payne Marvine BIRTH: unknown DEATH: 28 Feb 1853 BURIAL: Locust Hill Cemetery, Hobart, Delaware County, New York, USA MEMORIAL ID: 118605613

findagrave cemetery memorial note: Aged 29 or 79 years

Commentary:

  • 1) Ezra Paine written up in AGBI, Volume 129, P304.

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