Nancy Tracy

Biography

Birth

Nothing is known of the ancestry of Nancy Gould. In the 1850 census, she is shown as 53 years old, born in Maine.[1]
Marriage

Nancy Gould of Lisbon, Maine, married Wheeler Tracy of Durham, Maine, (both then in Massachusetts) at Durham on 13 Oct 1819.[2] See the Research Notes below.

Children

The children of Nancy (Gould) Tracy are listed in the "Children" section of her husband's profile:

Stephen G. Tracy, born at Bowdoin on 16 Dec 1821
Daniel S. Tracy, born at Plantation No. 4 on 5 Jan 1823
Mary Elizabeth Tracy, born at Plantation No. 4 on 16 Apr 1825
John Tracy, born at Plantation Letter B on 26 Feb 1828, died at Livermore on 29 Jul 1836
Justin True Tracy, born at Livermore on 22 May 1831
Washington Tracy, born at Livermore on 2 Feb 1835, died there on 9 Apr 1835
Orin G. Tracy, born at Livermore on 16 Feb 1836
Granville Tracy, born at Franklin Plantation on 5 Oct 1843

Death

Nancy (Gould) Tracy died in 1881, probably at Peru, Maine.[3]

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Nancy (Gould) Tracy (abt. 1797 - 1881)

Nancy "Sally" [uncertain] Tracy formerly Gould

Born about 1797 in District of Maine, Massachusetts, United States

Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]

[sibling%28s%29 unknown]

Wife of Wheeler Tracy — married 13 Oct 1819 in Durham, Cumberland, Massachusetts, United Statesmap
Mother of Stephen G. Tracy, Daniel S. Tracy, Mary Elizabeth Tracy, John Tracy, Justin True Tracy, Washington Tracy, Orin G. Tracy and Granville Tracy

Died 1881 at about age 84 in Maine, United States

Profile last modified 1 Apr 2020

Sources

↑ United States Census, 1850, database with images, FamilySearch, Maine > Oxford > Peru > image 23 of 27 > Wheeler Tracy household, family #176; citing NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
↑ Maine Marriages, 1771-1907, database, FamilySearch, Durham > Town and vital records, 1789-1931 > image 604 of 744; FHL film 7595343
↑ Hollis Turner, The history of Peru, in the county of Oxford and state of Maine, from 1789 to 1911 (Augusta, Me., 1912), page 253