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Farnum, Peter C. (1778-1816)

Name:
Farnum, Peter C. (1778-1816)
Title:
Member, Central Music Society, Concord, NH
Member, Blazing Star Lodge, F. & A.M., Concord, NH
Assistant Clerk, New Hampshire State Senate, 1810-
Other Names:
Farnum, Peter Chandler
Born:
03/18/1778
Birthplace:
Concord, NH
Died:
02/12/1816
Death Location:
Boscawen, NH
Residence:
Concord, NH
Hopkinton, NH
Nationality:
American
Occupation:
Physician
Farmer
Father:
Farnum, Ephraim (1751-1803)
Mother:
Stevens, Abigail
Spouse:
Abbott, Phebe Ballard (1779-1816), m. 03/27/1804
Children:
Mary Frye, born 1805
Phebe Abbot, born 1806
Bridget Walker, born 1809
Sophia Fuller, born 1812
Timothy Walker, born 1815; died 1892
Notes:
Nathaniel Bouton, The History of Concord, From Its First Grant in 1725, To the Organization of the City Government in 1853� (Concord, New Hampshire: McFarland & Jenks, 1856), 660.

Russell C. Farnham, Compiler and Editor. The New England Descendants of the Immigrant Ralph Farnum of Rochester, Kent County, England and Ipswich, Massachusetts. Volume I. (Portsmouth, New Hampshire: Peter E. Randall Publisher, 1999), 295, 527-528.

William H. Guthman, Drums A'beating, Trumpets Sounding. Artistically Carved Powder Horns in the Provincial Manner 1746-1781. (Hartford, Connecticut: The Connecticut Historical Society, 1993), 51-60.

"Take Notice" Advertisement, Concord Gazette, Concord, NH, June 7, 1808, 3.

"Government of New Hampshire," Concord Gazette, Concord, NH, June 12, 1810, 2.

"Central Musical Society," New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette, Concord, NH, May 25, 1813, 4.

Dudley Leavitt, "Observations and Inquiries Respecting the Cause and Treatment of the Spotted Fever," New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette, Concord, NH, April 23, 1816, 1-2.

"Death Notices," New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette, Concord, NH, April 30, 1816, 3.

Deaths, Vital Records, New Hampshire State Archives.
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