Sarah Meservey

He married Sarah Decker

Husband of Sarah Decker — married 13 Oct 1726 in Newington, Rockingham Co., NH

Sarah Meservey (Decker)

Her husband;

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Clement Meserve III (abt. 1703 - 1746)

Born about 1703 in Newington, Rockingham Co., NH

ANCESTORS

Son of Clement Meserve II and Elizabeth (Jones) Meserve

Brother of Abigail Meserve, Nathaniel Meserve, George Meserve, John Meserve,

Elizabeth (Meserve) Libby and Daniel (Meserve) Messervey

Husband of Sarah Decker — married 13 Oct 1726 in Newington, Rockingham Co., NH

DESCENDANTS

Father of John Meserve, Elizabeth Libby (Meserve) Phinney,

Hannah (Meserve) Crocker,

Benjamin Maservie and Nathaniel Meservey

Died 1746 in Standish, Cumberland Co., ME

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Biography

Clement Meserve, son of Clement, was born in Newington, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.[1]about 1703.

He married Sarah Decker on 13 Oct. 1726 at Newington, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.[1]

He passed away in 1746. Buried in Black Point Cemetery, Scarbrough, Cumberland Co., Maine.

Children of Clement and Sarah

Elizabeth b. 1730. married Edmund Phinney Clement married Mary Wooster. John married Mary Yeaton. Margaret married William Wescott Hannah married Timothy Crocker Joseph Benjamin Nathaniel b. 1748. married Rebecca Martin. Sources

↑ 1.0 1.1 Emily E. Cole, Albion K. P Messerve, Claude P. Meserve. The early Meserves p. iv. Available at FamilySearch.org. See also:

The Libby family in America,1602-1881, by Libby, Charles Thornton, 1861-1948 Published 1882 Publisher Portland, Me. : B. Thurston & Co. Libby Family in America Lineages' Library File #26 CD 102 Acknowledgements

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