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Otisfield ME Eunice Gammon (sister of Mary Gammon) was a descendant of Joseph Gammon, (Joseph 1st., David 2nd., Eunice 3rd.), who, when very young came with his brother, Philip, from England to America. They first settled at Cape Elizabeth, Me., but later (1757) moved to Gorham, Me., where he held for several years the office of constable and tax collector. David Gammon served in the Revolution in Capt. Samuel Whitmore's Co., 3rd, Cumberland County Regt. of Militia under command of col. Reuben Fogg of Scarborough, Me. This company with that of Capt. Benjamin Larrabee started to march to Peekskill, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1777. They were allowed a penny for each mile traveled, receiving for three hundred and ninety-two miles the sum of one pound, twelve shillings, and eight pence. Samuel, a brother of David also a soldier in the Revolution, signed with David Ray, Benjamin Patch, Joseph Hancock, and a Jonathan Moors an application to the Proprietors of Otisfield Plantation for the warrant of the first meeting in that plantation. This meeting was held Apr. 23, 1787, at which time not more than thirty families had settled in the plantation. Other Info:
1810 Otisfield (Cumberland) ME Simon 1 male 3 females under10 1 male 1 female 26-45 1820 Otisfield (Cumberland) ME Simeon 1 male 4 females under 10 1 male 10-16 2 females 16-26 1 female 26-45 1 male 45+ 1 agri 1830 Otisfield (Cumberland) ME Simon 1 male 1 female 5-10 1 male 1 female 10-15 3 females 15-20 1 male 2 females 20-30 1 female 40-50 1 male 50-60 1840 Otisfield (Cumberland) ME Leonard 2 females 15-20 1 male 20-30 1 female 30-40 1 female 50-60 1850 Otisfield (Cumberland) ME Leonard Edwards 32 Farmer 600 Mary 28 Levi 9 Almon 7 Elizabeth J 4 Joanna 5/12 Eunice 70
Simeon Edwards is buried in Forrest Edwards' Cemetery, Otisfield ME.
Simeon son of William ... m. 12/2/1802 ... lived on the same lot first settled by his father but built a house in the northeastern part of the lot. His son Leonard since lived there and grandson Levi. The house has since burnt. Eunice [Gammon] born 7/15/1780, d. 12/26/1857, m. Simeon Edwards, 12/2/1802 Source: History of Otisfield by William Samuel Spurr; Reprinted by the Town of Otisfield, 2nd edition
For more information about the ancestors of Eunice Gammon, see this section of Phillips family of Buffalo, New York. |