The Geoffery Harvey & The Saskatchewan Connection

Geoffrey Septimus Harvey born in October 4, 1879 in Burleigh Township, Peterborough Co., ON, Canada, died June 24, 1960 in Strasbourg SK and is buried in the Strasbourg Crescent Road Cemetery.

And

Etta Elizabeth Sarah Coons born May 8, 1883 in Dummer Township, ON, died December 27, 1948 (daughter of Allan Coons and Isabella Little), in Strasbourg, SK and is buried in the Strasbourg Crescent Road Cemetery.  They married on March 30, 1904 in Peterborough Co. ON, and moved to Saskatchewan in 1912.

Their Children:

·    Ethel Maria Harvey born May 12, 1905 in Lakefield, Peterborough Co., ON, CAN & died January 21, 1987, Strasbourg SK, CAN.  She was buried at Strasbourg Crescent Road Cemetery. 

-       Resided at 18, 21, W2, Sheowood, SK, CAN in 1916.  She farmed on the Baughman Farm all her life and never married.

·    Sherman Allan Harvey born July 19, 1906 Lakefield, Peterborough Co. ON, CAN & died June 29, 1994 in Regina, SK, CAN. 

-       He married Wilhelmena Iva Lemery (December 10, 1910 – December 21, 2000) in April 14, 1943 in Regina, SK. 

-       Their children:  Iva Harvey - Private, Elaine Harvey - Private, & Joyce Harvey – Private.

“Sherman worked on many farms as a hand until he rented his own land and eventually settled and married Wilhelmina Lemery in 1943. Just before they got married Sherman worked as a hand on a farm near Naicam, Saskatchewan. In his spare time he played hockey, and in a conversation with his daughter Joyce he spoke of being offered to play in the National Hockey League. He eventually bought Nathan Lemery, his in laws farm, which he took great pride in farming until his retirement in 1973.  Upon his retirement he sold his farm to his daughter, Iva.

Sherman lived most of his life in Saskatchewan, a place he loved, and most of all the nature and life that surrounded him.  He spent many hours driving around the country side watching and observing the changes in the country side and nature, at one time he did counts of wildlife for the department of tourism and nature resources.  

Sherman was a great family man, he had a great set of moral value.  He took a lot of pride in his family, daughters Iva, Elaine, and Joyce and grandchildren.  He took equal pride in all of them and would commend them on their achievements and aspirations.  Sherman is a fine example of what a farmer, neighbor, husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather and friend should be.  He had many friends and spoke highly of them all.  We will always be thankful and grateful for the wisdom Sherman has given us in showing us how to enjoy life to the fullest."

     

      * An excerpt for a narrative at Sherman Harvey's Funeral

·    Charles Braden Harvey born August 23, 1908 Lakefield, Peterborough Co., ON, CAN & died March 22, 1995 in Regina, SK CAN. 

-       He married Freida Green (July 3, 1912 – May 23, 2003) in November 12, 1943 in Strasbourg, SK. 

-       Their children:  Murray Harvey (married Susan), Beverly Harvey (married Gary), & Marilyn Harvey (married Don).

·    Kenneth Joseph Harvey born December 6,1910 Peterborough Co. ON, married Nellie St. Amand in 1937 and lived in Regina SK.  Their children:  Noreen, Beverly, Donald, & Allen.

·    Gerald Geoffery Harvey born 1915 in Grand Coulee, SK, married Agnes Burst in 1939.  Their children:  Brian Harvey.

·    Private (female) Harvey

-       She married Earl Hinchliffe in 1939. 

-       Their children:  Merle Hinchliffe – Brown & Audrey Hinchliffe - Nesset.

• James Stuart Harvey born March 5, 1921 & died May 29, 2000 in Regina, SK, CAN. 

-       He married Evelyn Keyser in 1947 and lived in Regina SK. 

-       Their children:  Lila, June, Wanda, Dale & Denise.

·    Albert Thomas Harvey born August 11, 1924 in Cupar, SK, CAN & died January 19, 1991 in Edmonton, AB CAN.

-       He married Clara Hayes in 1950 and lived in Cold Lake AB. 

-       Their children:  Mitchell Harvey (married Glenise), Richard Harvey (married Valerie), Lawrence Harvey (married Dagmar), & Jane Harvey - Frances.

    “Born at Cupar, Saskatchewan to Etta and Geoffrey Harvey (deceased), he was raised on a farm in the Strasbourg area. He was a member of the Canadian Armed Forces for 33 years. From October 1942 to October 1945, he served on active duty as an Air Gunner in the R.C.A.F. during WWII, flying with Canadian and British squadrons. He continued his career with the Canadian Forces from May 1946 until his retirement in February, 1976. During this military service, he was awarded the 1939 45 star, the 1939-45 War Medal, the Burma Star, the Defence Medal, the Canadian Volunteer Service Medal and Clasp, the United Nations Emergency Force Medal, the Canadian Forces Decoration and Clasps, and the Air Gunners Badge.”

·    Private (female) Harvey married Archie Pirie in 1946 and lived in Nokomis SK.  Their children:  Patricia and Vaughn.

Willa & Sherman Harvey

Ethel Harvey's Home

Geoffery Harvey SK

References: 

Between Long Lake and Last Mountain: Volume 2, by Bulyea, Duval, Strasbourg Book Committee, p. 583 – 585.

Thanks to Linda Schmidt & Joyce Kowbel

The Best Connection

Particular thanks to Gordon Pollock for his assistance and prior research.
Generation 1

James Best

Born 1776, Ireland

AND

Elisabeth Bond

Born 1781, Ireland – Death March 11, 1843, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland

Their Children:

• David Best

Born 1801, Ireland – Died July 22, 1867 on 21 Gibson Street, Calton, Glasgow, Scotland

• Elisabeth Best

Born 1816, Ireland

• Rosiana Bond Best

Born 1821, Ireland

• Sarah Best

Born 1823, Ireland – Died September 27, 1884, Lanarkshire, Scotland

Married Richard Scott

• Catherine Best

Born 1825, Ireland – Died March 28, 1885, Calton, Glasgow, Scotland

Married Robert Bryceland

Generation 2

David Best

Born 1801, Ireland – Died July 22, 1867 on 21 Gibson Street, Calton, Glasgow, Scotland

AND

Rosanne Cunningham

Birth 1801, Ireland – Death March 7, 1875, 28 Bell St., Glasgow Scotland

Her Parents:  Adam Cunningham and Rose King

Their Children:

• John Best

Born 1826 in Derry, Ireland

• James Best

Born 1828 in Derry, Ireland

Died March 30, 1901, Glasgow, Scotland

• Robert Best

Born 1832 in Derry, Ireland – Died January 26, 1883 in 239 Broad St, Glasgow, Scotland

Married Agnes Meighan (Michan) on July 18, 1856

Born 1828 in Ireland – Died November 13, 1909 in Gorbals, Glasgow, Scotland

Their Children:

-     Sarah Best, 1857 – ? (married Neil Donnachie November 3, 1876)

-     Anna/Rosanna Best, 1859 – ? (married William Cairns November 1 1878) (married William Blackadder May 23 1899)

-     Robert Best, 1861 – ? (married Margaret Campbell October 28, 1887)

-     James Best, 1863 – ? ,

-     Francis Best, 1865 – ? (married Margaret Russell),

-     Alexander Best, 1867 – ?,

-     John Best, 1869 – ? (married Catherine Fairfull Williamson July 3, 1900)

• Cunningham Best

Born 1834 in Derry Ireland – Died 1865 in Londonderry, Northern Ireland

Married Mary Driver 1861, Londonderry, Northern Ireland

Their Children: 

-       Mary Best 1865 – November 17, 1920, Partick, Lanarkshire, Scotland

• Ann Best

Born 1836 in George St., Glasgow, Barony, Scotland

[Annie & Lizzie were born outside the original (very small) municipal boundary of Glasgow; it had not yet begun to gobble up the surrounding districts in the 1830s. This happened in the late 1800s. Both girls were born in Barony, a large district that surrounded Glasgow on three sides, north of the Clyde, now all absorbed into the city.]

• Elizabeth Best

Born 1839 in Glasgow, Barony, Scotland – Died July 19, 1907 in Calton, Glasgow, Scotland

Generation 3

Elizabeth Best

Born 1839 in Lanarkshire, Scotland – Died July 19, 1907 in Moir St., Calton, Glasgow, Scotland

AND

No Spouse

Or fathers mentioned

Her Children:

• Anne Best

Born February 18, 1867 in Anderston, Glasgow, Scotland

• John Best

Born May 23, 1869 in Anderston, Glasgow, Scotland

• David Best

Born May 25, 1872 in Bell Street, Glasgow, Scotland – Died 1949 in Florence Street, Gorbals, Glasgow, Scotland

• Elizabeth (Lizzie) Best

Born 1884 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland – a Died December 20, 1909 in Moir St., Calton, Scotland

Generation 4

David Best

Born May 25, 1872 in Bell Street, Glasgow, Scotland – Died 1949 in Florence Street, Gorbals, Glasgow, Scotland

AND

Jessie Thomson

Born 1879, Blantyre, Scotland

Married 1899

Her Parents:  John Thomson 1827, Dumfriesshire, Scotland and Margaret Ina Allan

Their Children:

• Elizabeth Best

Born May 8,1900 in Bothwell, Lanarkshire, Scotland – Died 1983 in Peterborough, Peterborough Co., ON CAN

Married:  Bernard Monaghan (August 11, 1899 – 1967) on March 1920

Immigrated to Canada:  July 20, 1929 aboard the White Star Line’s Regina, arrived Montreal, Quebec.

Their Children: 

-       Jeanetta Monaghan, October 26, 1920

-       Helen Monaghan, December 24, 1923

-       Elizabeth Monaghan, April 11, 1926

-       Bernard Monaghan, December 28, 1930

-       Philip Monaghan, December 28, 1932

-       Patricia Monaghan, February 11, 1934

-       Roseanne Monaghan, January 31, 1941

-       Vincent Monaghan April 3, 1941.

• Thomas Best

Born 1900 in Bothwell, Lanarkshire, Scotland (Possibly Lizzie’s twin, who died at birth or shortly thereafter) – Died 1900 in Bothwell, Lanarkshire, Scotland

• John Best

Born 1901 in Bothwell, Lanarkshire, Scotland – Died 1968

Married:  Susan McGratton

Their Children: 

-       Davie Best (died at 7)

-       Annie Best (died at 4)

-       John Best

-       Thomas Best

-       Margaret Best.

• Thomasina Thomson Best

Born October 17, 1903 in Glasgow, Scotland – Died 1993 in Peterborough, Peterborough Co., ON CAN

Immigrated to Canada:  September 2 1929 aboard Canadian Pacific’s Montroyal, arrived Saint John, N.B.

Married:  John Rae (Jack) Pollock (November 10, 1909 – 1991) on October 13, 1930

Their children: 

-       John David Pollock, June 8, 1931 - April 15 1996, Peterborough

-       Robert Donald Pollock, November 24, 1932

-       Gordon Douglas Pollock, June 13, 1939.

• Jenny Best

Born 1906 in Glasgow, Scotland – Died 1907 in Glasgow, Scotland

• David Best

Born March 22, 1909 in Glasgow, Scotland – Died 1978 in Peterborough, Peterborough Co., ON CAN

Immigrated to Canada:  October 13, 1929 aboard SS Athenia, arrived Quebec, Quebec

• Annie Best

Born 1911 in Glasgow, Scotland – Died 1918 in Glasgow, Scotland (flu epidemic)

• Alec Best

Born 1913 in Glasgow, Scotland - Died 1918 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland (flu epidemic)

• Dougal Best

Born 1916 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland – Died 1918 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland

• Margaret Best

Born 1921 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland – Died in Peterborough, Peterborough Co., ON CAN

Immigrated to Canada:  After 1968

Married:  Frank Gerald Fleming, (October 17, 1914 – 1968)

Their Children: 

-       Francis Fleming, August 29, 1940

-       David Fleming, June 3, 1943 – November 7, 1943

-       Eileen Fleming, March 4, 1946

-       Elizabeth (Betty) Monaghan Fleming, May 5, 1947.

Generation 5

David Best

Born March 22, 1909 in Glasgow, Scotland – Died 1978 in Peterborough, Peterborough Co., ON CAN

Buried in Highland Park Cemetery, Peterborough, ON

Married:  April 29, 1933

AND

Alice Winterbottom

Born November 17, 1912 in Oldham, Lancashire, England – Died March 1995 in Peterborough, Peterborough Co., ON CAN

Buried in Highland Park Cemetery, Peterborough, ON

Immigrated to Canada:  May 1924 aboard SS Montcalm,

Her Parents:  Walter Winterbottom (1884) and Emma (1888).

Their Children:

• Walter David Best

Born November 29 1933 in Peterborough, Peterborough Co., ON CAN

• Ronald Best

Born March 29, 1936 in Peterborough, Peterborough Co., ON CAN.  Married Ardyth Halcrow

Their Children:  Rhonda Best, Joanne Best, Brenda Best

• Alec Best

Born February 18, 1947 in Peterborough, Peterborough Co., ON CAN.  Married Gloria Tuck

Their Children:  Allison Best

Generation 6

Walter David Best (CGE welder, small business owner in Lakefield ON & pastor) of Peterborough, ON, born November 29, 1936.

AND

Eleanor Beulah Lloyd (homemaker) of Young’s Point, Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON born on April 21, 1935, married Walter David Best of Peterborough, ON, in Peterborough ON April 15, 1954. 

Their Children:

·      Christine Muriel Best born March 1, 1955 in Peterborough, ON married Raymond George Foster (born October 13, 1949) of Peterborough on July 17, 1982 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON.  They have two Children Jared Raymond Foster born May 19, 1987 and Anna Eleanor Foster born November 28, 1990.

·      Stephen Walter Best born May 3, 1957 in Peterborough, ON married Cynthia Anne Jay of Peterborough, ON on October 11, 1980 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON.

Generation 6

Stephen Walter Best, BA (Trent University) born May 3, 1957 married his childhood sweetheart from Edminson Heights Bible Chapel (Peterborough, ON) Cynthia (Cindy) Anne Jay of Otonabee Township, Peterborough Co., ON on October 11, 1980. 

AND

Cindy Anne Jay, Registered Nurse (Fleming College), born on April 16, 1957 in Peterborough, ON is the daughter of Fredrick Henry Jay (born February 6, 1934 and died September 14, 2005) of Peterborough, ON and Mary Sybil Hunter (birth name – Kennedy) (born March 12, 1934) of Peterborough, ON.

Their Children:

·      Nathanael Stephen Best (Trent University & Fleming College) born December 24, 1982 in Peterborough, ON married Patricia (Patty) Joy Freeman (Trent & Queens University) of Elmira, ON, on August 4, 2007 in Peterborough, ON.

·      Joshua David Best (Ontario College of Art & Design University) born October 24, 1984 in Peterborough, ON married April Dawn White (York University) of Grand Rapids, MI on May 5, 2005 in Grand Rapids, MI.

·      Lucas Walter Best (Fleming College) born November 26, 1986 in Peterborough, ON.

·      Jameson Ern Best (Seneca-York College) born August 5, 1988 in Peterborough, ON.

The Choate - Harvey Connection (ENG-USA)

Generation 1

John Robert Choate* (son of Robert and Sarah Choate) born in 1624 in Groton, Boxford, Colchester, England, died December 4, 1695 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Essex Co., MA. 

AND

Anne Carramas born in 1637 in Groton, Suffolk, England, and died February 16, 1727 in Ipswich, MA USA.  They married in 1660.

*John Choate, son of Robert and Sarah Choate, was bapt. 6 June 1624, in Groton, Boxford, Colchester, England. Both of John's parents died in 1638 and are buried in the cemetery at the church in Groton. After his parents deaths, John removed to Kent to live with relatives, until he was of a suitable age to embark to America. As a young man of nineteen years, he came to this country in 1643 from Sudbury in the county of Suffolk, England, as an apprentice to Mr. Thomas Low. He came to this country with one of his brothers, but the brother returned to England, the following year.

       On arrival, he, soon found employment in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts and was considered one of the towns first settlers. In 1648, at the age of 24 years, his name appears in a list of one hundred and sixty-one persons who subscribed to a fund to pay Major Daniel Denison for giving military instruction. Hence he was called "a subscriber to the Denison allowance." Mr. Choate married in 1660, his wife being born in 1637 and died on 16 Feb. 1727. They settled upon a small farm which he had purchased, and which he paid for, as the record runs: "In cattle, not over eight years old: In grain English and Indian and partly in West India goods.". This farm stood near the borderline between Ipswich and Chebacco, located at the head of the creek. Mr. Choate's house stood a few rods northeast of the residence recently occupied by Mr. John Low. For many years it was well known as "The Choate Place," and was inherited successively by his son, Joseph Choate, and his grand-son, Daniel Choate. But in later years the old house was torn down, and the farm became merged in others adjacent to it, so that to-day the spot on which John Choate's house once stood is pointed out with some difficulty, even by the inhabitants of the neighborhood, for nothing remains to mark approximately the location except a well on the opposite side of the road.

Choate / Hog Island 1873

       As the years went on he added by purchase to his landed possessions, until he had become the proprietor of two or three farms adjacent to his own. As early as 1667, he commenced buying the shares of common lands which had been allotted to the proprietors of the town. These were located on an island, almost two miles away, in full view from where Mr. Choate lived. The island embraced about three hundred acres, constituting a swell of land, the form of which bore some resemblance to the back of a large hog lying asleep on the surrounding waters. These sea-girt land was wild, covered with trees and bushes. This island, either from its shape or because it was used as a common pasture for swine, or for some unknown reason, since as early as 1637 had been called "Hog Island". Mr. Choate, as opportunity offered, bought, one by one, these shares of the common lands until, in 1690, he was almost the sole owner of the island. The earliest deed of conveyance , now extant, was given in 1678, when he was almost the sole owner of the island and purchased the very spot on which stands the present Choate house , the birth place of the late Hon. Rufus Choate of Boston. Thus this early settler of Chebacco, by his industry, made his mark as a thrifty farmer, and as his sons came to manhood he was able to give to each a farm, excepting the youngest Benjamin, for whom he provided the means of a college education. Benjamin graduated from Harvard College in 1703 and went on to become a preacher at Kingston, leaving there before 1725. Mr. Choate for more than half a century lived among his neighbors a worthy example of industry and thrift.

(see: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/i/v/Don--Joan--Livingston/GENE1-0001.html)

John & Anne Choate’s Children:

Here Lyes Buried the body of
  Capt Thomas Choate
 Died March ye 31st 1745
 in ye 74th Year of His Age

• John Choate, born June 15, 1661; died July 17, 1733. He married (1) Elizabeth Graves July 7, 1684. He married (2) Elizabeth Giddings May 19, 1690. He married (3) Mrs. Sarah Perkins July 27, 1723. He married (4) Mrs. Prudence Marshall June 17, 1729.
• Margaret Choate, born about 1662; died February 28, 1692. She married Abraham Fitts.
• Samuel Choate, born about 1664 in Chebacco, Ipswich, MA; died 1713. He married Mary Williams November 23, 1688.
• Mary Choate, born August 16, 1666; died before 1691.
• Thomas Choate, born 1671 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, MA; died March 31, 1745 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, MA.  Buried in the Old Burying Ground on Main St., Ipswich, Essex, MA.
• Sarah Choate, born about 1675; died June 1746. She married (1) John Burnham April 13, 1693, son of John Burnham and Elizabeth Wells. She also married (2) Isaac Webster.
• Joseph Choate, born 1678. He married Rebecca about 1702.
• Rev. Benjamin Choate, born 1680 Ipswich MA; died November 26, 1753. He married Abigail Burnham June 12, 1707.

Generation 2

Capt. Gov. Thomas Choate* (John, Robert) son of John Choate, was born 1671 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, MA, died March 31, 1745 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, MA.  He married (1) Mary Varney 1690, daughter of Thomas Varney and Abigail Proctor. He married (2) Mrs. Mary Calef September 24, 1734. He married (3) Hannah (Cogswell) Burnham November 9, 1743.

Thomas Choate, the third son of John Choate, the immigrant, has been characterized by one of his descendants as "a spruce young man." It has been already mentioned that by a gift from his father he became sole proprietor of the lands on "Hog Island."

       At the age of nineteen years; in 1690; he married a young lady, Mary Varney, whose mother is famous in history as a leader among those Chebacco women who were quite equal to the raising the first meeting house in the spring of 1679, from which their husbands had desisted by order of the General Court, when the sills were already laid. "like mother, like daughter," the young couple were the first white settlers on the island. Theirs was a pioneer life, having to grapple with many difficulties and hardships. His prominence was recognized by the people. He was their Representative to Colonial Legislature from 1723-1727. Mary was born in 1669 in Ipswich, Mass. and died on 19 Nov. 1733.

Salem Witch Trial 1692-1693

       Mr. Choate came to be popularly known as "Governor Choate." This for what reason we may not divine, save perhaps his sole proprietorship and supremacy over "Hog Island", unless it was because of these qualities of leadership and command which marked him as a man fitted for the chief magistry of a State.

       He was one of the thirty-one men who signed Rev. Wise's letter in behalf of John Proctor, who was condemned for witchcraft. Mr.Choate was one of the witnesses to the will of the unfortunate man, which was written in Salem jail while the manacles were on Proctor's wrists, only three days before his execution.

John Burnham House 1684

       Thomas lived on "The Island" for thirty-five years, he reared there a noble family. One of his daughters became the wife of a minister, one of his sons a ruling elder, and another was scarcely less distinguished in law and in state, for his day; than was a later descendant, the Hon. Rufus Choate, of Boston. In 1725, He removed to the main land, to what was known as the "John Burnham Place." Mr. Choate had become possessed of a large landed property. He owned two farms on the island, the Randall Andrews farm in Ipswich, a farm of four hundred acres in Rockport, on the coast near Thatcher's Island, a farm in the West Parish, one on Jeffrey's Neck, and a farm to which he had removed, making seven in all.

Thomas and Mary (Varney) Choate’s children:

Thomas Choate 1693-1774

Old Burying Ground, Essex, MA 

• Anna Choate, born May 22, 1691 in Chebacco, Ipswich, MA Bay Colony; died August 15, 1759. She married her cousin John Burnham son of John Burnham and Sarah Choate on October 21, 1710.  See: Thomas Choate Generation 3
• Thomas Choate, born June 7, 1693 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, MA; died August 22, 1774.
• Mary Choate, born March 18, 1695 in Choate Island, near Ipswich, MA; died March 6, 1767. She married Parker Dodge in December 1716.
• John Choate, born July 25, 1697; died December 17, 1765. He married Miriam Pool March 3, 1717.
• Abigail Choate, born October 20, 1699 in Choate Island, near Ipswich, MA. She married John Boardman November 27, 1720.
• Francis Choate, born September 13, 1701; died October 15, 1777. He married Hannah Perkins April 13, 1727.
• Rachel Choate, born November 8, 1703 in Choate Island, near Ipswich, MA; died March 15, 1783. She married (1) Joseph Rust. She married (2) Isaac Martin in March 1737.
• Ebenezer Choate, born March 10, 1706; died 1766. He married Elizabeth Greenleaf September 3. 1730.
• Sarah Choate, born July 24, 1708. She married Rev. Amos Cheever April 5, 1736.

Generation 3

Choate House 1730
Choate Island

Lieu. Thomas Choate son of Thomas (Thomas, John, Robert) was born June 7, 1693 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, MA, died August 22, 1774. He married his cousin  (1) Elizabeth Burnham on November 6, 1714, daughter of John Burnham and Sarah Choate. He married (2) Mrs. Sarah Marshall October 1, 1738. He married (3) Rachel Riggs May 11, 1769, daughter of John Riggs and Ruth Wheeler.

Thomas & Elizabeth’s Children:

• Josiah Choate, born September 16, 1715; died August 26, 1798. He married Patience Roberts November 11, 1736.
• Thomas Choate, born October 8, 1718 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, MA; died October 20, 1798 in NH.
• Humphrey Choate, born November 9, 1720 in MA; died August 25, 1795 in MA.  He married (1) Abigail Burnham November 24, 1743. He married (2) Ruth Lufkin July 9, 1752.
• Elizabeth Choate, born August 2, 1723; died October 4, 1800. She married Joseph Perkins January 25, 1744.
• Jeremiah Choate, born July 16, 1725 in MA; died Oct 1798 in MA. He married Eunice Giddings January 24, 1751.
• Stephen Choate, born November 1, 1727 in MA; died October 19, 1815 in MA. He married (1) Mary Low November 23, 1751. He married (2) Elizabeth Potter 7 June 7, 1770.
• Mary Choate, born June 20, 1731. She married (1) John Foster January 23, 1751. She married (2) Samuel Low December 25, 1766. She married (3) Enoch Haskell December 19, 1797.
• Abigail Choate, born July 18, 1734; died 1788. She married David Low December 28, 1752

Generation 4

Thomas Choate (Thomas, Thomas, John, Robert) born October 8 1718, in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, MA, and died October 20, 1798 in Boscawen, Merrimack, NH.  He married (1) Abigail Haskell 7 December 7, 1742 daughter of Jacob Haskell and Abigail Maxey.

AND

(2) Dorothy Proctor daughter of John Proctor and Anna Story born September 17, 1724 in Ipswich, MA and died June 4, 1808 in Enfield, NH.  They married October 22, 1745 in Ipswich, MA.

Their children:

• Jacob Choate I born October 11, 1746, in Chebacca, Ipswich MA, and died October 1828, in Glanford Twp. Wentworth Co., ON CAN
• Abigail Choate born August 21, 1748, died June 12, 1831.  She married Joseph Goodhue November 20. 1766.
• Thomas Choate born November 19, 1751 in MA. Died October 20, 1830 in MA.  He married (1) Mary Proctor September 1. 1774, (2) Dorothy Emerson January 31, 1830.
• Dorothy Choate born September 22, 1755.  She married Thomas Low October 2, 1777.
• Anner Choate born January 19, 1759, died in 1798. She married Ezra Abbott May 10. 1795.
• Solomon Choate born November 19, 1760, died March 28, 1831.  He married Dorothy Proctor April 7, 1785.
• Miriam Choate born June 29, 1763, died January 12, 1847.  She married David Choate February 24, 1783.
• Benjamin Choate born September 8, 1766, died April 7, 1859.  He married Mehitable Plummer November 20, 1793.
• Samuel Choate born March 18, 1769, died June 12, 1847.  He married (1) Betsey Kimball November 7, 1793, (2) Nancy Jackson April 26, 1795, (3) Mary Loomis September 19, 1810.

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