Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameHannah MOSHER 
Birth7 Jun 1780, Connecticut1804, p 104,1874, p 202; date only
Death23 Mar 1857, Augusta, Leeds and Grenville, Ontario, Canada1803, p 45,1874, p 202; date only Age: 76
BurialBlue Church Cemetery, Augusta, Leeds and Grenville, Ontario, Canada1803, p 45
FlagsEldest Child, Mayflower Descendant
FatherNicholas MOSHER (1752-1835)
MotherSarah ALLEN
Individual Notes
• Daughter of Nicholas & Sarah (Allen) Moshure.1804, p 103,1803, p 45
• ...the eldest of ten daughters of Nicholas Mosher, came to Augusta with her parents in 1784 landing about five miles above Prescott.1804, p 104
• ...whose mother’s name was Allen.1874, p 202
• Hannah Mosier, who married Heman Hurlbut, was the daughter of Nicholas Mosher, who married Sarah, the daughter of Weston Allen.1911
• ...the eldest of ten daughters of Nicholas Mosher, came to Augusta with her parents in 1784 landing about five miles above Prescott.1804, p 104
• ...whose mother’s name was Allen.1874, p 202
• Hannah Mosier, who married Heman Hurlbut, was the daughter of Nicholas Mosher, who married Sarah, the daughter of Weston Allen.1911
Census Data
• 1823 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada. 1 man, 1 woman, 10 boys, 3 girls.1719, p 2
Spouses
Birth20 Feb 1773, Arlington, Bennington, Vermont1715, p 11,1804, p 103,1874, p 109 & p 202,1904, p 12-c,1722, p 23; date only
Death24 Nov 1853, Augusta, Leeds and Grenville, Ontario, Canada1803, p 45,1874, p 202 Age: 80
Memoat the homestead
BurialBlue Church Cemetery, Augusta, Leeds and Grenville, Ontario, Canada1804, p 6,1803, p 45
FatherMoses HURLBUT Jr. (~1748-~1816)
MotherPatience HURLBUT (~1750->1813)
Individual Notes
• Mr. H. removed to Canada with his parents, who settled on the banks of the St. Lawrence, nearly opposite Ogdensburgh, in or about the year 1785. At his death he had lived with his wife 55 years. Mr. H. was a thrifty farmer, and gave to each of his sons 200 acres of land. The old settlers used to call him Mr. Holliburt. The old farm formerly occupied by Mr. H. and where all his children were born and raised, is still called home by his descendants. Fourteen of his children loved to be men and women; four were ministers of the Gospel; two were lawyers; three were farmers.1874, p 202
• Land board certificate. Recommended for 200 acres as a U. E. Loyalist.1867
• Land board certificate. Recommended for 200 acres as a U. E. Loyalist.1867
Census Data
• 1796 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada.1873
• 1823 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada. 1 man, 1 woman, 10 boys, 3 girls.1719, p 2
• 1823 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada. 1 man, 1 woman, 10 boys, 3 girls.1719, p 2
Marriage1798, Augusta, Leeds and Grenville, Ontario, Canada1804, p 103,1874, p 202; abt date only – at his death had live with his wife 55 years
Family Notes
• 16 children.1874, pp 202-3