Individual Details

Nancy Meriam

(30 Dec 1791 - 5 Nov 1822)

Never married.

She was converted at age 18 and served the church until her death.

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Merriam Genealogy in England and America, Charles Pierce Merriam, 1900:
p96
" of lovely character and unusual mental endowments; active in the Sunday School and Missionary Society movements."
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Some Merriams and Their Connection with Other Families by Rufus N Meriam, Worcester, Mass; Private Press of Franklin P Rice.
1888. Reprinted from the Proceedings of The Worcester Society of Antiquity for 1887.
p50
Nancy (7), youngest ch of James (6), b. Dec. 30, 1791, remained single and d. Nov. 5, 1822. At the age of 18 she became hopefully converted, and ever after proved her devotion to the cause she had espoused. She held frequent correspondence with her numerous friends, of which she made and preserved copies, and kept a diary from 1811 to near the close of her life, in which she recorded not only her own thoughts and feelings, but the scripture texts, heads of discourses, and sonethimes large portions of the sermons to which she was privileged to listen, which she wrote from memory, not taking any notes at the time of delivery. These are valuable mementoes of those early days, and those old-time pastors. She was active in all benevolent works of the time.
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Events

Birth30 Dec 1791
Baptism26 Feb 1792
Death5 Nov 1822

Families

FatherJames Meriam (1747 - 1804)
MotherEunice Lovell (1751 - 1830)
SiblingSamuel Meriam (1789 - 1871)
SiblingJames Meriam (1775 - )
SiblingThomas Meriam (1785 - )
SiblingMary Meriam (1776 - 1793)
SiblingEunice Meriam ( - 1805)
SiblingMercy Meriam (1783 - 1808)
SiblingSusanna Meriam (1787 - 1811)

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