Individual Details
Abraham Pierce
(10 Nov 1741 - 13 Sep 1834)
Events
| Birth | 10 Nov 1741 | New Salem, Franklin, Massachusetts | |||
| Marriage | Abt 1768 | Ruth Page | |||
| Probate | 1834 |  | |||
| Death | 13 Sep 1834 | Worthington, Hampshire, Massachusetts | |||
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Families
| Spouse | Ruth Page (1743 - 1824) |
| Child | Proctor Pierce (1768 - 1821) |
| Child | Hepzibah Pierce (1770 - 1844) |
| Child | William Pierce (1771 - 1786) |
| Child | Elihu Pierce (1774 - 1852) |
| Child | Warren Pierce (1776 - 1822) |
| Child | Noah Pierce (1779 - 1855) |
| Child | Emily Pierce (1783 - ) |
| Child | Avery Pierce (1787 - 1850) |
| Father | Abraham Pierce (1722 - 1799) |
| Mother | Mary Proctor (1719 - 1797) |
Notes
Probate
https://www.americanancestors.org/databases/franklin-county-ma-probate-file-papers-1812-1915/image/?pageName=3649:1&volumeId=55195Property
On 2 September 1799, Abraham Peirce, yeoman of New Salem, with wife Ruth sold to Proctor Peirce of Greenfield a tract of land in New Salem for payment of $500. On 29 March 1803, Abraham Pearce sold to Elihu Pearce, yeoman of New Salem, a tract of land in New Salem for payment of $345. On 12 November 1803, Abraham Pearce conveyed to Warren Pearce, gentleman of New Salem, a tract of land in New Salem of about 20 acres for payment of $300 (transaction witnessed by Emily Thayer). On 8 May 1807,Abraham Pearce conveyed to Elihu Pearce a tract of land in New Salem for payment of $1,000. On 23 March 1809, Abraham Pearce quit claimed his interest in an 80-acre tract of land in New Salem to Varney Pearce, Esq. of New Salem for payment of $560.[1]This last transaction is likely with Abraham’s brother Varney.[1]Massachusetts Land Records, Franklin County; 13:315; 20:215; 25:18; 25:294; 26:297