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Nathaniel Tucker - How many wives?

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https://archive.org/details/sevengenerations00chas/page/41/mode/2up says TWO wives but doesn't give name for first one--
I am seeing this wife elsewhere is called Sarah Stevens

Parents of John Tucker
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/1024890?mark=adccbcaad19bb44de4fb3...

Sarah Tucker
in the New Hampshire, U.S., Birth Records, 1631-1920

Detail Source
Name: Sarah Tucker
Maiden Name: Stevens
Gender: Female
Spouse:
Nathanael Tucker
Child:
John Tucker

Are they the same?:
Nathaniel Tucker
Nathaniel Tucker

https://gw.geneanet.org/seehorse72?lang=en&iz=45441&p=natha...

Nathaniel TUCKERPrint Family Tree
Born 12 November 1692 - Salisbury, Ma.
Deceased about 1770 - Amesbury, Ma., aged about 78 years old

Spouses and children
Married 25 August 1726, Lynn, Ma/ Amesbury, Ma., to Phebe CHASE ca 1705-/1745 (Parents : John CHASE ca 1665- & Lydia CHALLIS 1665-) with
F Massey TUCKER 1727-
F Anne TUCKER † Married to David STEVENS ca 1725-
F Mary TUCKER † Married to Timothy KEZAR ca 1730-
M Nathaniel TUCKER 1733-ca 1734
M Nathaniel TUCKER †
Married about 1745, Plaistow, NH., to Sarah STEVENS ca 1720- with
F Phebe TUCKER 1746-1834
M John TUCKER 1748- Married 25 December 1792, Plaistow, NH., to Susannah GILE †

Notes
Individual Note
NOTE:See "Query Ans. in the Boston Transcript" at Fort Edwards, NY in theTucker file of Goodspeed.
See "Gen. & Fam. Hist of NH" Vol 4 p1169.
See "Putnam's Monthly Hist. Mag." 1895.
See "NH State Papers" Vol XXXV11 Vol 7 p169.
See "NH Archives Provincial Records" 1670-1772 #27492. (1759).

will: 23 april 1770 NH Archives Probate #2780.

event: Will proved 28 november 1770

John Tucker is a duplicate of John Tucker -- different mother

https://archive.org/details/sevengenerations00chas/page/41/mode/2up Refers to two wives of Phebe Chase’s father John Chase.

See the page before: https://archive.org/details/sevengenerations00chas/page/38/mode/2up

John Chase married 1) Elizabeth Bingley 2) Lydia Challis.

Lydia Challis (2nd wife) was the mother of Phebe Chase

Phebe, m. 25 Aug. 1726, Nathaniel Tucker; living in 1730

I am leery that the Nathaniel Tucked who died 1770 in Essex County MA was the same person as the Nathaniel Tucker in New Hampshire in 1745.

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZXG-NB5

Erica Howton I agree but they are making me crazy -- can we add an additional no name wife for the Nathaniel who married Phoebe and MP and lock these relationships so that we can build on the Sarah Stevens Tucker in the future?
An unmerge of Sarah Stevens from Sarah Stevens Bishop Chittendon gave her back to Nathaniel as wife

Why an additional wife to MA Nathaniel Tucker? There was a NH Nathaniel who had 3 children with a Sarah Stevens. So that’s the separate tree.

Sorry! I got confused by
"Children by first wife, born in Newbury:
Children by second wife, born in Newbury:"
and didn't read it completely--, I see this is regarding Phoebe, yes

I’ll take it out of profile.

It looks like the children of Sarah Tucker were born at Plaistow NH but baptized at Haverhill MA. They’re only 5 miles apart.

I do think it’s likely that Nathaniel Tucker married 1) Phebe Tucker 2) Sarah Tucker

Erica Howton oh wow! This is awesome.
I see you working on them and I am very thankful...
They may NOT be my direct ancestors after alll but they are someone's and I am thrilled to see them come together.

to see them "fleshed out" and differentiated and disambiguated...
I will say again that Geni is where bad trees/repeated errors come to be corrected.

Thank you.

And as for my grandmother Nancy, I would SO MUCH RATHER see NO parents than to have the WRONG parents attached.

Virginia is much tougher than New England, which has good vital records. I like the easy way. :)

But more and more, and this is an example, it’s so important to pinpoint geography. Once I understood that Haverhill & Plaistow are only 5 miles apart, and organized records for the children, it jumped out.

And the moment we see “any” profile on geni born in Virginia or Carolina to parents born in New England, jump on it. There’s the Quaker relocation to NC. Some Puritan minsters gave it a go in VA but quickly were chased out. A couple of mariner, traders, etc. and the famous Stephen Hopkins of Jamestown and Plymouth Colony. But that’s about it: the division between North and South began in 1621 and still exists today. When they poured out of New England, it was to the Midwest.

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