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Thomas Nevins (M)
b. circa 1680, d. circa 1725, #1
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Father   David Nevins1 b. circa 1654

Birth* circa 1680 Northern Ireland2,3 
Marriage* 21 November 1708 Margaret Woolrich; Inverkeiting, Fife, Scotland2,4,5 
Immigration* February 1711 to, Nova Scotia, Emmigrated from the North of Ireland2 
Margaret Woolrich
Thomas Nevins
Death* circa 1725 lost at sea on route to (prob) N. Ireland6 
Note* 1776 Seems possible that the "three brothers" story refers to the three sons of this Thomas Nevins. Since both David and William seem to have been ardent supporters of the Revolution, this would seem to leave the younger Thomas Nevins as the Tory who finked on his brothers.

There is even a "club foot" in the family -- belonging to David's son John Nevins.

Alternatively, the Three Brothers could be the sons of David -- David, John, and a third son who has been written out of the family history (because he was a tory?). 

Family   Margaret Woolrich b. circa 1685, d. after 1743
Children  1. Thomas Nevins+ b. Mar 1710/11, d. Mar 1804
  2. David Nevins+ b. c 1714, d. Feb 1778
  3. William Nevins+ b. c 1718, d. 15 Feb 1785

Citations
  1. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN: 1BMQ-VM4.
  2. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  3. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:93W4-BK.
  4. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:FVHR-RW.
  5. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.
  6. [S6] Charlotte Lehman, "Descendents of Thomas Nevins," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/10/2004 6/9/2004 and 6/2/2004.

Margaret Woolrich1,2 (F)
b. circa 1685, d. after 1743, #2

Birth* circa 1685 N. Ireland3 
Marriage* 21 November 1708 Thomas Nevins; Inverkeiting, Fife, Scotland1,2,3 
(Witness) Immigration February 1711 Thomas Nevins; to, Nova Scotia, Emmigrated from the North of Ireland1 
Event-Misc* 1734 left Nova Scotia and removed to, Boston, Suffolk, MA4 
Thomas Nevins
William Nevins
David Nevins
Event-Misc 1735 Residents of, Newton, MA, Margaret and her son David then moved to Derby (near Conconrd) for a period of time, and then purchased land in West Dunstable, MA3 
Thomas Nevins
William Nevins
David Nevins
Event-Misc 27 July 1735 Purchased land in, Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, from Josehp Blanchard. This land was purchased by the widow Margaret and her son David. They were soon joined by Margaret's son WIlliam. Thomas arrived in Hollis after 1741.4 
Thomas Nevins
William Nevins
David Nevins
Event-Misc November 1740 Poll Tax, Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, David Nevins, WIlliam Nevins, and the widow Nevins are on the Hollis Poll Tax roll. Evidently Thomas was not living in Hollis in 1740.3 
David Nevins
William Nevins
Death* after 1743 Hollis, NH, Margaret Nevins last appears on the tax rolls in Hollis in 1743.2,3 
Event-Misc 1 February 1748 Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, Margaret and David Nevins sell 53 acres of land to Thomas Nevins3 
David Nevins
Thomas Nevins

Family   Thomas Nevins b. circa 1680, d. circa 1725
Children  1. Thomas Nevins+ b. Mar 1710/11, d. Mar 1804
  2. David Nevins+ b. c 1714, d. Feb 1778
  3. William Nevins+ b. c 1718, d. 15 Feb 1785

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:FVHR-RW.
  3. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.
  4. [S7] C. Lehman, "Thomas Nevins Descendents," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/2/04, note of 2 June 2004.

Thomas Nevins1 (M)
b. March 1710/11, d. March 1804, #3
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. circa 1680, d. circa 1725
Mother   Margaret Woolrich1 b. circa 1685, d. after 1743

(Witness) Immigration February 1711 Thomas Nevins; to, Nova Scotia, Emmigrated from the North of Ireland1 
Birth* March 1710/11 born at sea on route to, Nova Scotia, Canada, Note that Mrs. Reed has Thomas born abt. 1720.2,3,4 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1734 Margaret Woolrich; left Nova Scotia and removed to, Boston, Suffolk, MA5 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1735 Margaret Woolrich; Residents of, Newton, MA, Margaret and her son David then moved to Derby (near Conconrd) for a period of time, and then purchased land in West Dunstable, MA4 
(Witness) Event-Misc 27 July 1735 Margaret Woolrich; Purchased land in, Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, from Josehp Blanchard. This land was purchased by the widow Margaret and her son David. They were soon joined by Margaret's son WIlliam. Thomas arrived in Hollis after 1741.5 
(Witness) Event-Misc 29 November 1738 David Nevins; Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, David and Thomas Nevins signed petition of a township charter.4 
(Witness) Event-Misc 21 December 1739 David Nevins; Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, David and Thomas Nevins signed a remonstrance against a second petition (for a township charter)4 
(Witness) Event-Misc 17 January 1742 David Nevins; Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, David, Thomas, and William Nevins (and many other Hollis residents) signed call to Mr. Daniel Emerson to preach the gospel in Hollis.4 
Marriage* 1 January 1745/46 Bridget Snow; Rockingham, Nottingham, NH1,6,3,4 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1 February 1748 Margaret Woolrich; Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, Margaret and David Nevins sell 53 acres of land to Thomas Nevins4 
(Witness) History 1758 Sargeant in Capt. Nehemiah Lovewell's Company, Monson, New Hampshire1 
Event-Misc* circa 1764 removed to, Plymouth, NY5 
William Nevins
David Nevins
Death* March 1804 Hanover, Grafton, New Hampshire1,3 

Family   Bridget Snow b. 19 July 1719
Children  1. Bridget Nevins+ b. 21 Dec 1746
  2. Thomas Nevins+ b. 25 May 1748, d. 1814
  3. Henry Nevins b. c 1750
  4. Lucy Nevins+ b. c 1751, d. 1 Jul 1804
  5. Lydia Nevins b. c 1752
  6. Hannah Nevins+ b. c 1754, d. 1806
  7. Tamasin Nevins+ b. 1756, d. 1829
  8. Sarah Nevins+ b. 15 Feb 1759, d. 8 Aug 1834
  9. Fanny Nevins+ b. c 1761
  10. Henry Nevins Sr.+ b. c 1761, d. c 1850

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:93W4-DW.
  3. [S6] Charlotte Lehman, "Descendents of Thomas Nevins," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/10/2004 6/9/2004 and 6/2/2004.
  4. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.
  5. [S7] C. Lehman, "Thomas Nevins Descendents," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/2/04, note of 2 June 2004.
  6. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:FVHR-D1.

William Nevins1 (M)
b. circa 1718, d. 15 February 1785, #4
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. circa 1680, d. circa 1725
Mother   Margaret Woolrich1 b. circa 1685, d. after 1743

Birth* circa 1718 date derived from age at marriage (27), Nova Scotia, Canada2,3,4 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1734 Margaret Woolrich; left Nova Scotia and removed to, Boston, Suffolk, MA5 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1735 Margaret Woolrich; Residents of, Newton, MA, Margaret and her son David then moved to Derby (near Conconrd) for a period of time, and then purchased land in West Dunstable, MA4 
(Witness) Event-Misc 27 July 1735 Margaret Woolrich; Purchased land in, Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, from Josehp Blanchard. This land was purchased by the widow Margaret and her son David. They were soon joined by Margaret's son WIlliam. Thomas arrived in Hollis after 1741.5 
(Witness) Event-Misc November 1740 Margaret Woolrich; Poll Tax, Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, David Nevins, WIlliam Nevins, and the widow Nevins are on the Hollis Poll Tax roll. Evidently Thomas was not living in Hollis in 1740.4 
(Witness) Event-Misc 17 January 1742 David Nevins; Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, David, Thomas, and William Nevins (and many other Hollis residents) signed call to Mr. Daniel Emerson to preach the gospel in Hollis.4 
Marriage* circa 1744 Mary Woolrich; Hollis, Hillsborough, NH6,4 
Marriage* 8 November 1746 Mary Hastings; Hollis, Hillsborough, NH7,4 
(Witness) Event-Misc 17 June 1749 David Nevins; Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, David Nevins sold 53 acres of land in Hollis to his brother WIlliam. This, together with the earlier sale of 53 acres to Thomas results in a 3-way split of the 160 acres purchasedby Margaret and David in 1735.4 
(Witness) Event-Misc circa 1764 Thomas Nevins; removed to, Plymouth, NY5 
Event-Misc* 19 April 1775 Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, "Early in the afternoon of the 19th April, three of these brothers [that is, William's sons, probably William, Benjamin, and Joseph given list of thos who responded on April 19, 1775] were at work with their crowbars digging stone for a farm wall at a short distance form their home. At the coming in sight of the messenger, they had partially raised from its place a large flat stone embedded in a farm roadway. seeing the messenger spurring towards them at full speed, one of the borthers put a small bowlder [sic] under the large stone as it was in the roadway, with the little bowlder under it, they hastened to the house, and all three of them, with their guns and equipments, hurried to the Hollis Common to join their company. One of these brothers, Phineas, was killed at Bunker HIll; another, William, the spring following lost his life in the service in New York ." John enlisted for the Canada expedition, and was never heard of by his people. As a family memorial of this incident, the large stone, supported by the small one, was permitted to remain as the men left it when they answered the call of their country; and now (1897) it has been transferred to the Common or "Old Training Field," and so located as to indicate the line of march of the ninety-two men who left that town for Lexington, April 19, 1775. On this bowlder has been placed a bronze tablet on which the names of the patriots are read, together with the following "The Nevens [sic] Brothers were at work on this stone, on their farm, April 19, 1775, and left it in this position at the Minute Men's alarm, to join their comrades on this Common."8 
John Nevins
William Nevins
Phineas Nevins
Benjamin Nevins
Joseph Nevins
Death* 15 February 1785 Hollis, Hilllsborough, NH9 

Family 1   Mary Woolrich b. circa 1725, d. July 1746
Child  1. William Nevins+ b. 26 Jul 1746, d. 1782

Family 2   Mary Hastings b. circa 1725, d. 1792
Children  1. Joseph Nevins+ b. 28 Jul 1748, d. 11 Aug 1813
  2. Benjamin Nevins+ b. 15 Aug 1750
  3. Mary Ann Nevins+ b. 2 Aug 1752, d. Oct 1815
  4. John Nevins b. 26 Feb 1755
  5. Phineas Nevins b. 26 Feb 1758, d. 17 Jun 1775
  6. Lydia Nevins+ b. 16 Jul 1760, d. 24 May 1831
  7. Elizabeth Nevins b. 17 Oct 1762
  8. Rebecca Nevins b. 1 Jul 1765, d. 9 Jul 1844
  9. Nathan Nevins b. 28 Feb 1770, d. 1798

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN: 93W4-F3.
  3. [S6] Charlotte Lehman, "Descendents of Thomas Nevins," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/10/2004 6/9/2004 and 6/2/2004.
  4. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.
  5. [S7] C. Lehman, "Thomas Nevins Descendents," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/2/04, note of 2 June 2004.
  6. [S3] Chautauqua message board, online http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/messages/an/localities.northern.usa.states.newyork.counties.chautauqua, 52540, searched on William Nevins w/wife and parents.
  7. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Family Group Record.
  8. [S17] Beside Old Hearth-Stones, online http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ma/state/hearth/, See Chp. 11, pg. 131-2.
  9. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Family Group Record & Individual Record.

David Nevins1 (M)
b. circa 1714, d. February 1778, #5
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. circa 1680, d. circa 1725
Mother   Margaret Woolrich1 b. circa 1685, d. after 1743

Birth* circa 1714 Nova Scotia, Canada2 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1734 Margaret Woolrich; left Nova Scotia and removed to, Boston, Suffolk, MA3 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1735 Margaret Woolrich; Residents of, Newton, MA, Margaret and her son David then moved to Derby (near Conconrd) for a period of time, and then purchased land in West Dunstable, MA4 
(Witness) Event-Misc 27 July 1735 Margaret Woolrich; Purchased land in, Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, from Josehp Blanchard. This land was purchased by the widow Margaret and her son David. They were soon joined by Margaret's son WIlliam. Thomas arrived in Hollis after 1741.3 
Event-Misc 29 November 1738 Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, David and Thomas Nevins signed petition of a township charter.4 
Thomas Nevins
Event-Misc 21 December 1739 Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, David and Thomas Nevins signed a remonstrance against a second petition (for a township charter)4 
Thomas Nevins
Occupation* Carpenter and Husbandman (farmer) in, Dunstable (now Hollis), NH2 
(Witness) Event-Misc November 1740 Margaret Woolrich; Poll Tax, Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, David Nevins, WIlliam Nevins, and the widow Nevins are on the Hollis Poll Tax roll. Evidently Thomas was not living in Hollis in 1740.4 
Event-Misc 17 January 1742 Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, David, Thomas, and William Nevins (and many other Hollis residents) signed call to Mr. Daniel Emerson to preach the gospel in Hollis.4 
Thomas Nevins
William Nevins
Marriage* 3 March 1745/46 Lois Patch; Concord, MA2,4 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1 February 1748 Margaret Woolrich; Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, Margaret and David Nevins sell 53 acres of land to Thomas Nevins4 
Event-Misc 17 June 1749 Hollis, Hillsborough, NH, David Nevins sold 53 acres of land in Hollis to his brother WIlliam. This, together with the earlier sale of 53 acres to Thomas results in a 3-way split of the 160 acres purchasedby Margaret and David in 1735.4 
William Nevins
(Witness) Event-Misc circa 1764 Thomas Nevins; removed to, Plymouth, NY3 
Event-Misc circa 1764 moved to, Plymouth, NY4 
Lois Patch
Margaret Nevins
Lois Nevins
John Nevins
David Nevins
Event-Misc* 1776 Plymouth, NY, David Sr. and David Jr. appear on the list of Capt. Everit's Company in Colonel Bedel's Rebiment for 1776.2 
David Nevins
Death* February 1778 Plymouth, Grafton, NH5,6 

Family   Lois Patch b. 24 February 1720, d. February 1782
Children  1. John Nevins b. 12 Oct 1748, d. 25 Aug 1752
  2. Lois Nevins b. 20 Oct 1749, d. 5 Sep 1752
  3. Margaret Nevins+ b. 3 Sep 1752, d. 7 Jan 1839
  4. Lois Nevins b. 16 Sep 1753, d. 7 Jan 1839
  5. John Nevins+ b. 18 Apr 1755, d. 6 Apr 1843
  6. David Nevins b. 7 Jul 1758, d. a Jun 1783

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S6] Charlotte Lehman, "Descendents of Thomas Nevins," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/10/2004 6/9/2004 and 6/2/2004.
  3. [S7] C. Lehman, "Thomas Nevins Descendents," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/2/04, note of 2 June 2004.
  4. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.
  5. [S6] Charlotte Lehman, "Descendents of Thomas Nevins," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/10/2004 6/9/2004 and 6/2/2004, see both notes of 6/10 and 6/2/2004.
  6. [S3] Chautauqua message board, online http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/messages/an/localities.northern.usa.states.newyork.counties.chautauqua, Morris/Handy Family Tree.

Bridget Snow1 (F)
b. 19 July 1719, #6
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Father   Joseph Snow2 b. 6 May, d. 7 May 1747

Birth* 19 July 1719 Dunstable, Middlesex, MA, was part of NH in 1719 as per ref 6.1,3 
Marriage* 1 January 1745/46 Thomas Nevins; Rockingham, Nottingham, NH1,3,4,5 

Family   Thomas Nevins b. March 1710/11, d. March 1804
Children  1. Bridget Nevins+ b. 21 Dec 1746
  2. Thomas Nevins+ b. 25 May 1748, d. 1814
  3. Henry Nevins b. c 1750
  4. Lucy Nevins+ b. c 1751, d. 1 Jul 1804
  5. Lydia Nevins b. c 1752
  6. Hannah Nevins+ b. c 1754, d. 1806
  7. Tamasin Nevins+ b. 1756, d. 1829
  8. Sarah Nevins+ b. 15 Feb 1759, d. 8 Aug 1834
  9. Fanny Nevins+ b. c 1761
  10. Henry Nevins Sr.+ b. c 1761, d. c 1850

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:9595-08.
  3. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:FVHR-D1.
  4. [S6] Charlotte Lehman, "Descendents of Thomas Nevins," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/10/2004 6/9/2004 and 6/2/2004.
  5. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

Bridget Nevins1 (F)
b. 21 December 1746, #7
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. March 1710/11, d. March 1804
Mother   Bridget Snow1 b. 19 July 1719

Birth* 21 December 1746 Hollis, New Hampshire1 
Marriage* 30 May 1770 John Jaquith; Ipswich, Essex, MA1,2,3 

Family   John Jaquith b. 4 May 1746, d. November 1805
Children  1. Bridget Jaquith b. 4 Mar 1772
  2. John Jaquith b. 29 Jan 1774, d. 2 Sep 1774
  3. John Jaquith b. 22 Aug 1775, d. 10 Aug 1798
  4. Rebecca Jaquith b. 10 Aug 1779
  5. James Jaquith b. 9 Aug 1781
  6. Sally Jaquith b. 12 Jul 1787

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S14] New England Genealogy, online http://newenglandgenealogy.poplayground.com/f_ce.htm.
  3. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

Sarah Nevins1 (F)
b. 15 February 1759, d. 8 August 1834, #8
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. March 1710/11, d. March 1804
Mother   Bridget Snow1 b. 19 July 1719

Birth* 15 February 1759 Hollis, Hillsborough, New Hampshire1,2 
Marriage* circa 1774 Nathanial Ball; Hollis, Hillsborough, NH1,2 
Death* 8 August 1834 of whooping cough, Hollis, Hillsborough, NH1,2 

Family   Nathanial Ball b. 24 January 1750/51, d. 30 May 1834
Children  1. Sarah Ball+ b. 15 Aug 1775, d. 22 Jun 1849
  2. Bridget Ball+ b. 7 Dec 1778, d. 3 Oct 1860
  3. Hannah Ball+ b. 21 Jan 1780
  4. Nathaniel Ball+ b. 16 Oct 1782, d. 30 Mar 1848
  5. Ebenezer Ball b. 28 Nov 1784, d. 2 Jul 1815
  6. William Ball b. 5 Apr 1787
  7. Lucy Ball+ b. 19 Nov 1788, d. 1 Nov 1873
  8. Deborah Ball+ b. 5 Aug 1790, d. 1891
  9. William Ball+ b. 25 Aug 1792
  10. John Ball+ b. 12 Nov 1794

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

Thomas Nevins1 (M)
b. 25 May 1748, d. 1814, #9
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. March 1710/11, d. March 1804
Mother   Bridget Snow1 b. 19 July 1719

Birth* 25 May 1748 Hollis, HIllsborough, New Hampshire1 
Event-Misc* 1770 moved to, Cocker Mouth, New Hampshire, moved with Willoughby family1 
Marriage* 1770 Rebucca Willoughby1 
Event-Misc 11 July 1775 Enlisted in Revolutionary Army, Under Capt. Thornton as recorded in NH State Papers on Hammond, Vol. 17, Revoultionary Rolls, Vol. 4.1 
Event-Misc 1808 moved with family, Hanover, Chautauqua, New York1 
Death* 1814 Hanover, Chautauqua, NY1 
Burial* Evergreen Lawn Cem, Hanover, Chautauqua, NY, see Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol. 3, Serial 12978; Volume: 2.2 

Family   Rebucca Willoughby b. 13 February 1748/49, d. November 1837
Children  1. Rebecca Nevins+ b. 28 Feb 1771, d. c 1848
  2. Thomas Nevins+ b. 19 Feb 1773, d. Oct 1858
  3. Henry Nevins+ b. 4 Jan 1775, d. 16 Aug 1858
  4. Jeriah Nevins+ b. 17 Sep 1777, d. 1825
  5. Anna Nevins+ b. 27 Oct 1779
  6. Susanna Nevins+ b. 1 Nov 1781
  7. Hannah Nevins b. 17 Jan 1783
  8. Samuel Nevins+ b. 27 Nov 1784, d. 1849
  9. Bridget Nevins+ b. 27 Jan 1786, d. 3 May 1856
  10. Nathan Nevins+ b. 8 Sep 1791

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S16] NEVINS-L, online http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/NEVINS/, note of Dee Davidson, 27 May 2000..

Henry Nevins1 (M)
b. circa 1750, #10
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. March 1710/11, d. March 1804
Mother   Bridget Snow1 b. 19 July 1719

Birth* circa 1750 died young1,2 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:ZK6Z-F1.

Lucy Nevins (F)
b. circa 1751, d. 1 July 1804, #11
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Father   Thomas Nevins b. March 1710/11, d. March 1804
Mother   Bridget Snow b. 19 July 1719

Birth* circa 1751 Hollis, Hillsboro, New Hampshire1,2 
Marriage* 5 April 1774 Jerimiah Blodgett1,3 
Death* 1 July 1804 4 

Family   Jerimiah Blodgett b. 9 May 1751, d. 1776
Child  1. Lucy Blodgett b. 20 Nov 1775

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:LCDX-7N.
  3. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.
  4. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:CDX-7N.

Hannah Nevins1 (F)
b. circa 1754, d. 1806, #12
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. March 1710/11, d. March 1804
Mother   Bridget Snow1 b. 19 July 1719

Birth* circa 1754 Hollis, Hillsboro, New Hampshire1,2 
Marriage* Henry Phelps1 
Marriage* circa 1781 John Austin; this is Hannah's second husband3,4 
Death* 1806 Groton, Grafton, NH2,4 

Family 1   Henry Phelps b. 18 April 1751, d. 7 December 1841
Children  1. Henry Phelps+ b. 9 Jun 1777
  2. Caleb Phelps b. 5 Nov 1780

Family 2   John Austin b. 23 August 1728
Child  1. David Austin b. 21 Jul 1782

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:CFJ-RV.
  3. [S6] Charlotte Lehman, "Descendents of Thomas Nevins," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/10/2004 6/9/2004 and 6/2/2004.
  4. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

Tamasin Nevins1 (F)
b. 1756, d. 1829, #13
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. March 1710/11, d. March 1804
Mother   Bridget Snow1 b. 19 July 1719

Birth* 1756 Hollis, Hillsboruough, New Hampshire1,2,3 
Marriage* circa 1792 Sylvester or Sylvanus Woodworth; this is Tamasin's second marriage1,4,3 
Death* 1829 2,3 

Family 1  
Child  1. Thomas Calef+ b. c 1777

Family 2   Sylvester or Sylvanus Woodworth b. circa 1756, d. 1801
Children  1. George Woodworth+ b. 5 Oct 1792, d. 18 Apr 1864
  2. Henry Woodworth+ b. 4 Nov 1794
  3. Calvin Woodworth+ b. 15 May 1796

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:CFK-02.
  3. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.
  4. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:LCFK-02.

Fanny Nevins1 (F)
b. circa 1761, #14
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. March 1710/11, d. March 1804
Mother   Bridget Snow1 b. 19 July 1719

Birth* circa 1761 Hollis, Hillsburough, New Hampshire1,2,3 
Marriage* 15 March 1780 Gideon Bridgeman; Hanover, NH, Lehman letter has marriage in Hollis, Hillsborough, NH on same date.1,3 
Event-Misc* after 15 March 1780 moved to, Dorchester, NH1 

Family   Gideon Bridgeman b. 21 May 1753
Children  1. Chloe Bridgeman b. 21 Nov 1780, d. 18 Aug 1831
  2. Asa Bridgeman+ b. 1784
  3. Gideon Bridgeman b. 8 Apr 1788
  4. Mary Bridgeman b. c 1789
  5. Thomas Bridgeman b. 8 Jan 1789
  6. Benjamin Bridgeman b. 1 Dec 1791
  7. Abel Bridgeman b. 1792

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, AFN:CDX-DJ.
  3. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

John Jaquith1,2 (M)
b. 4 May 1746, d. November 1805, #15
Pop-up Pedigree

Father   Adford Jaquith3 b. 15 April 1710, d. 16 July 1791
Mother   Margaret Leeman3 b. circa 1714, d. 24 January 1776

Birth* 4 May 1746 New Dunstable, Middlesex, Ma3,4 
Marriage* 30 May 1770 Bridget Nevins; Ipswich, Essex, MA1,3,4 
Death* November 1805 Ipswitch, Essex, MA4 

Family   Bridget Nevins b. 21 December 1746
Children  1. Bridget Jaquith b. 4 Mar 1772
  2. John Jaquith b. 29 Jan 1774, d. 2 Sep 1774
  3. John Jaquith b. 22 Aug 1775, d. 10 Aug 1798
  4. Rebecca Jaquith b. 10 Aug 1779
  5. James Jaquith b. 9 Aug 1781
  6. Sally Jaquith b. 12 Jul 1787

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S6] Charlotte Lehman, "Descendents of Thomas Nevins," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/10/2004 6/9/2004 and 6/2/2004.
  3. [S14] New England Genealogy, online http://newenglandgenealogy.poplayground.com/f_ce.htm.
  4. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

James Jaquith1 (M)
b. 9 August 1781, #16
Pop-up Pedigree

Father   John Jaquith1 b. 4 May 1746, d. November 1805
Mother   Bridget Nevins1 b. 21 December 1746

Birth* 9 August 1781 Ashby, MIddlesex, MA2,3 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S14] New England Genealogy, online http://newenglandgenealogy.poplayground.com/f_ce.htm.
  3. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

Nathanial Ball1 (M)
b. 24 January 1750/51, d. 30 May 1834, #17

Birth* 24 January 1750/51 2 
Marriage* circa 1774 Sarah Nevins; Hollis, Hillsborough, NH1,2 
Death* 30 May 1834 of whooping cough, Hollis, New Hampshire1 

Family   Sarah Nevins b. 15 February 1759, d. 8 August 1834
Children  1. Sarah Ball+ b. 15 Aug 1775, d. 22 Jun 1849
  2. Bridget Ball+ b. 7 Dec 1778, d. 3 Oct 1860
  3. Hannah Ball+ b. 21 Jan 1780
  4. Nathaniel Ball+ b. 16 Oct 1782, d. 30 Mar 1848
  5. Ebenezer Ball b. 28 Nov 1784, d. 2 Jul 1815
  6. William Ball b. 5 Apr 1787
  7. Lucy Ball+ b. 19 Nov 1788, d. 1 Nov 1873
  8. Deborah Ball+ b. 5 Aug 1790, d. 1891
  9. William Ball+ b. 25 Aug 1792
  10. John Ball+ b. 12 Nov 1794

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

Sarah Ball1 (F)
b. 15 August 1775, d. 22 June 1849, #18
Pop-up Pedigree

Father   Nathanial Ball1 b. 24 January 1750/51, d. 30 May 1834
Mother   Sarah Nevins1 b. 15 February 1759, d. 8 August 1834

Birth* 15 August 1775 Hebron, NH1 
Death* 22 June 1849 1 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.

Bridget Ball1 (F)
b. 7 December 1778, d. 3 October 1860, #19
Pop-up Pedigree

Father   Nathanial Ball1 b. 24 January 1750/51, d. 30 May 1834
Mother   Sarah Nevins1 b. 15 February 1759, d. 8 August 1834

Birth* 7 December 1778 Hebron, NH1 
Death* 3 October 1860 1 

Family  
Children  1. Artemas L Brooks b. 20 Sep 1803
  2. Sarah Fox Brooks b. 6 Mar 1805
  3. Lydia Brooks b. 1 May 1810, d. 11 Jun 1870

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.

Hannah Ball1 (F)
b. 21 January 1780, #20
Pop-up Pedigree

Father   Nathanial Ball1 b. 24 January 1750/51, d. 30 May 1834
Mother   Sarah Nevins1 b. 15 February 1759, d. 8 August 1834

Birth* 21 January 1780 Hebron, NH1 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.

Ebenezer Ball1 (M)
b. 28 November 1784, d. 2 July 1815, #21
Pop-up Pedigree

Father   Nathanial Ball1 b. 24 January 1750/51, d. 30 May 1834
Mother   Sarah Nevins1 b. 15 February 1759, d. 8 August 1834

Occupation* Cabinet maker, Boston, MA1 
Birth* 28 November 1784 Hebron, NH1 
Event-Misc* circa 1812 served in war of 1812, where he contracted the desease which he died from1 
Death* 2 July 1815 on his way home from Boston, Canterbury, NH1 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.

William Ball1 (M)
b. 5 April 1787, #22
Pop-up Pedigree

Father   Nathanial Ball1 b. 24 January 1750/51, d. 30 May 1834
Mother   Sarah Nevins1 b. 15 February 1759, d. 8 August 1834

Birth* 5 April 1787 died young1 
Birth 25 August 1792 1 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.

Lucy Ball1 (F)
b. 19 November 1788, d. 1 November 1873, #23
Pop-up Pedigree

Father   Nathanial Ball1 b. 24 January 1750/51, d. 30 May 1834
Mother   Sarah Nevins1 b. 15 February 1759, d. 8 August 1834

Birth* 19 November 1788 Hebron, NH1 
Death* 1 November 1873 1 

Family  
Child  1. Morris Ferrin b. 6 Dec 1810, d. 21 Dec 1816

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.

William Ball1 (M)
b. 25 August 1792, #24
Pop-up Pedigree

Father   Nathanial Ball1 b. 24 January 1750/51, d. 30 May 1834
Mother   Sarah Nevins1 b. 15 February 1759, d. 8 August 1834

Event-Misc* moved to, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Both William and Fanny Ball lived to be over 80 years of age.1 
Birth* 25 August 1792 Hebron, NH1 

Family  
Children  1. Ebenezer Ball b. 1 Apr 1817, d. 1892
  2. Betsy Ann Ball b. 4 Jul 1823
  3. Jasper Newton Ball b. 19 Apr 1826

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.

Deborah Ball1 (F)
b. 5 August 1790, d. 1891, #25
Pop-up Pedigree

Father   Nathanial Ball1 b. 24 January 1750/51, d. 30 May 1834
Mother   Sarah Nevins1 b. 15 February 1759, d. 8 August 1834

Marriage* William Powers1 
Birth* 5 August 1790 Hebron, NH1 
Death* 1891 at age 1011 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.

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