Jeremiah PRESCOTT

                   BIRTH-DATE-PLACE-PARENTS:  Family records in possession of LaVon Cram Blackburn and Helen Cram Starr, both of St. George, Utah.  "Prescott Memorial Book" compiled by Mark W. Cram (deceased) of Sacramento, California.

MARRIAGE-FAMILY:  Same as source of Birth information.

DEATH-BURIAL:  Same as source of Birth information.

BIOGRAPHY:  From page 259:

       "He (Jeremiah Prescott) was a farmer.  He rendered essential service to his country during the Revolutionary War.  He advanced to a Lieutenant in the company commanded by Captain Nathan Sanborn, in Col. Stephen Evans' regiment, in 1777, and subsequently, commanded a company attached to the regiment commanded by Col. Thomas Stickney.  After the revolution (war), he settled in Epsom, New Hampshire, where he followed the occupation of a farmer, until his death, and was a colonel in the militia of New Hampshire.  He signed the ASSOCIATION TEST in 1776."
                  

                   UTL any Dismont, Maine - there is a Dixmont, Maine in Penobscot county.

SOURCE:  Family records in possession of LaVon Cram Blackburn and Helen Cram Starr, both of St. George, Utah.  "Prescott Memorial Book" compiled by Mark W. Cram (deceased) of Sacramento, California.
                  

                   SOURCE:  Family records in possession of LaVon Cram Blackburn and Helen Cram Starr, both of St. George, Utah.  "Prescott Memorial Book" compiled by Mark W. Cram (deceased) of Sacramento, California.

From page 259:

       "(William) settled in Vershire, Vermont, as a farmer.  (He) was 69 years old at his death.  (He) had three sons and three daughters.  He served in the Army of the Revolution, as one of the new levies, in 1780."
                  

                   SOURCE:  Family records in possession of LaVon Cram Blackburn and Helen Cram Starr, both of St. George, Utah.  "Prescott Memorial Book" compiled by Mark W. Cram (deceased) of Sacramento, California.

From page 260:

       "This daughter (Phebe) never married.  She resided with her brother William (in Vershire) where she died."
                  

                   SOURCE:  Family records in possession of LaVon Cram Blackburn and Helen Cram Starr, both of St. George, Utah.  "Prescott Memorial Book" compiled by Mark W. Cram (deceased) of Sacramento, California.

From page 260:

       "(Hannah) resided at Epping, Danbury, and Grafton, New Hampshire.  (She) removed to Ohio in 1814 or 1815."
                  

                   SOURCE:  Family records in possession of LaVon Cram Blackburn and Helen Cram Starr, both of St. George, Utah.  "Prescott Memorial Book" compiled by Mark W. Cram (deceased) of Sacramento, California.

From page 260:

       "He (Elisha) served throughout the revolution and performed the duties of an ensign at the battle of Bunker Hill and at sundry other places.  He reside at Epping, New Hampshire, until about 1784 or 1785 when he removed to Gardiner, ME (Maine) and soon after to Readfield, MA."

Note:  Family records stated place of death to be Readfield, MA.  UTL a Readfield in Massachusetts.  There is a Readfield Maine; hence MA maybe was meant to be ME.  Readfield, Maine, is in Kennebec county.
                  

                   SOURCE:  Family records in possession of LaVon Cram Blackburn and Helen Cram Starr, both of St. George, Utah.  "Prescott Memorial Book" compiled by Mark W. Cram (deceased) of Sacramento, California.

From page 260:

       "(Molly) married a Mr. Knowles, a tailor.  (They) resided first in Poplin, now Fremont, (then) removed to Canaan, New Hampshire."
                  

                   SOURCE:  Family records in possession of LaVon Cram Blackburn and Helen Cram Starr, both of St. George, Utah.  "Prescott Memorial Book" compiled by Mark W. Cram (deceased) of Sacramento, California.

From page 260:

       "He (Joseph) was a farmer.  Resided at Belfast and Lincoln, Maine."

BIRTH-DATE-PLACE:  Based on information found in the book:  "GENEALOGICAL AND FAMILY HISTORY of the STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE", vol. III, pages 1651-58.

MARRIAGE-SPOUSE:  Based on information found in the book:  "GENEALOGICAL AND FAMILY HISTORY of the STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE", vol. III, pages 1651-58.
                  

                   SOURCE:  Family records in possession of LaVon Cram Blackburn and Helen Cram Starr, both of St. George, Utah.  "Prescott Memorial Book" compiled by Mark W. Cram (deceased) of Sacramento, California.

From page 260:

       "He (Benjamin) resided at Hallowell (Maine), (and was) a farmer."