Rebecca Ellis was born 10 December 1755 in Hebron, Tolland, Connecticut [1] and died 14 June 1805 in Cambridge, Lamoille, Vermont.

Parents: Samuel Ellis (1719-aft. 1762) and Zilpha Hammond (1738-aft. 1774)

Married:

1. 23 March 1784 in Bennington, Bennington Vermont to Christopher Tiffany (1763-1809), as his first wife; he married Abigail (Unknown) second.

8 children include:

1. Elizabeth Tiffany was born 18 August 1784 in Cambridge, Lanoille, Vermont and died 22 March 1862; also known as Betsey. She married Jonathan Terrill.
2. Louisa Tiffany was born 20 December 1786 in Cambridge, Lanoille, Vermont; also known as Laura, Lovisa, and Louise Tiffaner. She married Ebenezer Bellows.
3. Susanna Tiffany was born 3 November 1788 in Cambridge, Lanoille, Vermont; also known as Susanna Tiffaner.
4. Sarah Tiffany was born 27 November 1790 in Cambridge, Lanoille, Vermont and died 15 March 1856 in Bountiful, Davis, Utah and is buried in Bountiful Memorial there; also known as Sally Tiffaner. She married Cyril Call (1785-1873).
5. Mary Tiffany was born 18 July 1792 and died 1822; also known as Polly Tiffaner. She married Robert Griswald.
6. Samuel Tiffany was born 25 May 1794; also known as Samuel Tiffaner.
7. Erastus Tiffany was born 20 August 1796; also known as Erastus Tiffaner.
8. Phoebe Tiffany was born 11 May 1799; also known as Phoebe Tiffaner. She married Joshua Evans as her first husband and next married Orvis Call.
9. Rebecca Tiffany was born 14 June 1805; also known as Rebecca Tiffaner.

Footnotes

1. Alt. Birth, 10 Dec 1755, Cambridge, Lamoille, VT. (source 968)

Links

• Landers Genealogy Last updated 28 May 2007

Sources

1. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. International Genealogical index. (Copyright (c) 1980, 2002), Film #: 537106.
2. Bennington Town & Vital Records (see document "Personal Research" by Ara Call, Jr., attached)

• [65] Brownson, Lydia B. (Phinney) & Maclean W. McLean, Lt. John & Elizabeth (Freeman) Ellis of Sandwich, Mass. (The New England Historical and Genealogical Register 120 (1966)).
• [968] Rootsweb (http://www.rootsweb.com/), WorldConnect Our Kingdom Come.