Individual Details
ESTHER COREY
(30 May 1749 - 20 Dec 1836)
Her husband is the "E. Slocum" mentioned in Gideon Corey's letter of 11 Apr 1783. He was a Lieutenant or Captain in the New England Loyalists, and was captured with Gideon and held captive by a certain Mr. Baker in Boston. He removed with his family to New Brunswick in 1783, settling along the Saint John River. There were many children to this marriage. A Mayflower line through this family of Slocums is given in Rhode Island Mayflower Lineages, Vol 2, pp. 17-18. [Corey Book]
Events
| Birth | 30 May 1749 | East Greenwich, Rhode Island |  | ||
| Marriage | 1767 | EBENEZER SLOCUM | | ||
| Death | 20 Dec 1836 | Waterborough, Queens County, New Brunswick | | ||
| Burial | Fanjoys Point Cemetery, Waterborough, Queens County, New Brunswick | |
Families
| Spouse | EBENEZER SLOCUM (1750 - 1827) |
| Father | THOMAS COREY (1723 - 1778) |
| Mother | ELIZABETH DRAKE (1724 - 1768) |
| Sibling | JOHN COREY (1748 - ) |
| Sibling | BENJAMIN COREY (1752 - ) |
| Sibling | DANIEL COREY (1755 - ) |
| Sibling | GIDEON ELISHA CLARK COREY (1757 - 1824) |
| Sibling | SUSANNAH COREY (1758 - ) |
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