Sgt./Rev. Jacob Ely

1. : A038207

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Service Description: 1) CAPTS COIT, ELIJAH BINGHAM, COLS SAMUEL PARSONS, SELDEN

Wife 1) Temperance Tiffany

Wife 2) Lois Beebe

Biographic and Genealogical Reference Extracts
Secondary Source, Ely, Beach, The Ely Ancestry, [1] Extract:
) Page 78. Isaac Perkins, son of Abraham Perkins, was born 14 June 1749 at Lyme Connecticut. He married Lois Beebe, the daughter of David and Sarah (Lord) Beebe of Lyme, Conn. about 1775.
) Isaac Perkins was a Revolutionary War Soldier; family tradition has it that Isaac contracted an illness during his war service so severe, that he died in 1776 on his way home.
) There is a probate record on file for Isaac Perkins dated 3 Jan 1777. After Isaac's death his widow, Lois (Beebe) Perkins, married Jacob Ely of Lyme Connecticut on 15 May 1783 and Jacob and Lois subsequently had 7 children.
) Children of Isaac Perkins and Lois Beebe:
) James Andrews Perkins born 1776 (twin of )
) David Lord Perkins born 1776.
) Page 87. Jacob Ely, son of James and Dorcas (Andrew) Ely, (b. 1748; d. 1836) married first Temperence Tiffany in 1773 and second Lois (Beebe) Perkins.
) Page 145. (1524) Jacob Ely (1748-1836), son of Jame and Dorcas (Andrews) Ely married first Temperence Tiffany (1747-1781) in 1773 and second, in 1783, Lois (Beebe) Perkins widow of Isaac Perkins, son of James Perkins and Margaret Andrews. Lois, the daughter of David Beebe and Sarah Lord was born in 1756 and died in 1837.
) The children of Jacob and Temperance were as follows:
) Temperance (1774- 1776)
) Temperance b. 1777, d. 1850. Married Samuel Osborne in 1826.
) Aaron, (1779 - 1829); Married Susan Smith
) Eli (1780 - 1869); Married Sarah Sanford in 1805.
) The children of Jacob and Lois were as follows:
) Jacob (1785- 1831) married Jane Hardie.
) Seabury (1785 - 1839) married Ann Brown.
) Calvin (1787 - 1868) married Nancy Ely Alford (Cook)
) Benjamin (1788-1833). married Huldah Alfred.
) Seth (b. 1790)
) Clark (b. 1792)
) Gad (1794-1836)
) Isaac Perkins was a soldier in the Revolution, and died on his way home from the Army.