Clifford, Ebenezer (1746-1821)

Name:

Clifford, Ebenezer (1746-1821)

Title:

Quartermaster, Second (Enoch Poor's) Regiment, New Hampshire Militia, 1775

Born:

10/29/1746

Birthplace:

Kensington, NH

Died:

10/19/1821

Death Location:

Exeter, NH

Residence:

Kensington, NH 1746-1794
Exeter, NH 1794-1821

Nationality:

American

Occupation:

Cabinetmaker
Joiner

Father:

Clifford, Samuel (1716-1797)

Mother:

Gove, Elizabeth (1719-1778)

Spouse:

Healey, Anne (1752-1830), 1774

Children:

Anna, born March 30, 1775; died May 5, 1791
Eunice, born January 11, 1777; died April 26, 1848, Exeter
Betty, born November 14, 1778; died March 30, 1863
Mary, born Janury 13, 1781, Kensington; died October 24, 1807, Exeter
George Washington, born April 30, 1783; died 1805
Clarissa, born June 24, 1785; died January 1863
Nathaniel Healey, born June 13, 1789; died April 6, 1792

Notes:

Charles H. Bell, History of the Town of Exeter, New Hampshire. (Exeter, New Hampshire: The Quarter-Millennial Year, 1888), 190, 331, 346, 416-418.

William Henry Gove, The Gove Book: History and Genealogy of the American Family of Gove and Notes of European Goves. (Salem, Massachusetts: Sidney Perley, 1922), 65.

Brooks Palmer, "The First New Hampshire Clockmakers," Antiques Magazine, 54 (July 1948)1, 36-37.

Roland D. Sawyer, The History of Kensington, N. H., 1663-1945. (Farmington, Maine: The Knowlton & McLarey Company, 1946),

Births, Vital Records, New Hampshire State Archives

"New and Useful" Advertisement, United State Oracle, Portsmouth, NH, August 6, 1803, 3.

Death Notice, Portsmouth Journal of Literature and Politics, Portsmouth, NH, October 27, 1821, 2.

Winter Street Burial Ground, Exeter, NH.