Ruth Larabee

Descendant of Mayflower passenger Francis Cooke

Descendant of Mayflower passengers Thomas Rogers and Joseph Rogers

Born 29 JUL 1765. Westfield, Middletown, Massachusetts. [1]

Marriage Husband Richard Larabee. Wife Ruth Sedgwick. Marriage 24 OCT 1783. Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York. [2]

Died 22 Nov 1856 [3]

Narrative: In 1854, Ruth Larrabee was drawing a pension and was most likely living with her son Dr. David Larrabee of Paris Hill, Oneida county, New York (Sedgwick typescript, p. 87). The last document in her pension file is dated 23 January 1851 when her pension was increased to $96 per year (Pension file). [4] [5]

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Ruth (Sedgwick) Larrabee (1765 - 1856)

Ruth Larrabee formerly Sedgwick

Born 29 Jul 1765 in Westfield, Middletown, Massachusetts

Daughter of Samuel Sedgwick Sr and Deborah (Higgins) Sedgwick

Sister of Gordon Sedgwick, Samuel Sedgwick, Kesiah Sedgwick and Titus Sedgwick

Wife of Richard Larrabee — married [date unknown] [location unknown]

Mother of William (Larabee) Larrabee, Polly (Larabee) Larrabee, Lucy (Larabee) Caffey, Joseph (Larabee) Larrabee, Richard (Larabee) Larrabee 3rd, Deborah (Larabee) Vanderhyden, Martha (Larabee) Brown, Hiram Larrabee, Bethena Larabee, David (Larabee) Larrabee and Parmilia (Larabee) Hibbert

Died 22 Nov 1856 [location unknown]

Profile last modified 7 Oct 2020 | Created 11 Dec 2017

Sources

↑ Source: #S703 Pension bureau ltr of 3 Feb 1838
↑ Source: #S703 affidavit 16 May 1838 ↑ Source: link ↑ Source: #S703 ↑ Source: #S704 https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Larrabee-1418

Source: S37 U.S. Census schedules Source: S703 Richard and Ruth (Sedgewick) Larabee file W20406, Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Application Files;microfilm M-804, roll 1587 (Washington, D.C. : National Archives) Source: S704 A genealogy of the Sedgwick family in America since 1635, by Francis Morris Sedgwick. A typewritten manuscript sent to Claude Sedgwick on 14 November 1934. This copy eventually ended up in the Mormon Family History Library of Los Angles, California. Dennis G. Sedgwick, in his efforts to promote and assist in Sedgwick genealogy, scanned this copy of the typescript and graciously posted it to http://www.sedgwick.org/ where this compiler accessed it on 1 July 2001. Dennis G. Sedgwick points out that this 1934 work was later expanded on by several Sedgwick genealogists; the updated version can be found in box six of the New Haven Colony Historical Society manuscript collection MSS-B46. Documents of the box have been scanned and can be accessed online at http://www.sedgwick.org/na/library/nhchs/box06/nhchs-b46-box06.html