Barnes, William

- drowned at sea in early manhood.

• Name	Barnes, William
  	20260122GHLn- William Draper Male 7 March 1742 – 7 March 1842 • LH2F-DS7 Sources (8) Collaborate (2) Memories (0) Notes W/Father & Wife in Francestown, NH History "WILLIAM DRAPER came from Dedham, Mass., to this town, about 1780, and settled on what is known as Driscoll hill. His father, William Draper, Sr. , came from England, and settled in Dedham, Mass. William, the son, was b. Mar. 7, 1742, and d. in Francestown on his birthday, Mar. 7, 1842, aged just one hundred years. Sarah (Merriam) Barnes, his wife, was b. in Ashburnham, Mass. and m. William Barnes of Lexington, who was drowned at sea in early manhood. She m., 2nd, Mr. Draper and lived to great age, dying in 1832. She was a witness of the battle of Lexington; saw the "red coats" march up and fire upon the American farmers; and later in the day saw the --red coats" flying for life in disgraceful retreat.
  Gender	Male
  Death	drowned at sea in early manhood.
  	20260122GHLn- William Draper Male 7 March 1742 – 7 March 1842 • LH2F-DS7 Sources (8) Collaborate (2) Memories (0) Notes W/Father & Wife in Francestown, NH History "WILLIAM DRAPER came from Dedham, Mass., to this town, about 1780, and settled on what is known as Driscoll hill. His father, William Draper, Sr. , came from England, and settled in Dedham, Mass. William, the son, was b. Mar. 7, 1742, and d. in Francestown on his birthday, Mar. 7, 1842, aged just one hundred years. Sarah (Merriam) Barnes, his wife, was b. in Ashburnham, Mass. and m. William Barnes of Lexington, who was drowned at sea in early manhood. She m., 2nd, Mr. Draper and lived to great age, dying in 1832. She was a witness of the battle of Lexington; saw the "red coats" march up and fire upon the American farmers; and later in the day saw the --red coats" flying for life in disgraceful retreat.
  Person ID	I114298	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Family	Merriman, Sarah /Meriam,   b. Ashburnham, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA d. 1832
  Marriage	Sarah (Merriam) Barnes, his wife, was b. in Ashbur
  	Sarah (Merriam) Barnes, his wife, was b. in Ashburnham, Mass. and m. William Barnes of Lexington, who was drowned at sea in early manhood. 20260122GHLn- William Draper Male 7 March 1742 – 7 March 1842 • LH2F-DS7 Sources (8) Collaborate (2) Memories (0) Notes W/Father & Wife in Francestown, NH History "WILLIAM DRAPER came from Dedham, Mass., to this town, about 1780, and settled on what is known as Driscoll hill. His father, William Draper, Sr. , came from England, and settled in Dedham, Mass. William, the son, was b. Mar. 7, 1742, and d. in Francestown on his birthday, Mar. 7, 1842, aged just one hundred years. Sarah (Merriam) Barnes, his wife, was b. in Ashburnham, Mass. and m. William Barnes of Lexington, who was drowned at sea in early manhood. She m., 2nd, Mr. Draper and lived to great age, dying in 1832. She was a witness of the battle of Lexington; saw the "red coats" march up and fire upon the American farmers; and later in the day saw the --red coats" flying for life in disgraceful retreat.
  Family ID	F64235	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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TNG ID: I114298