Born
before 12 Jun 1752 in
Kent, Connecticut
Ancestors
Wife of
Ezekiel Palmer
— married
23 Oct 1766 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut Colony
Descendants
Died
Jan 1799
after age 46
in
Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut, United States
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Biography
Margaret Peck was born in 1751, a daughter of Ebenezer Peck and Mary Castle . She was baptized 12 Jun 1752 at Kent, Connecticut, by Rev. Cyrus Marsh.
She married 23 Oct 1766 @ Kent, Connecticut, Ezekiel Palmer. They had 8 children:
Silsby Palmer, b. 30 May 1767; d. 1807 in Cayuga County, New York
Hannah Palmer (15 Sep 1769 - 26 Aug 1776)
Lydia Palmer (12 Oct 1771 - 1 Aug 1776)
Abel Palmer, b. 13 Jan 1774
Joseph Palmer, b. 17 Sep 1777; d. Jan 1813
Lydia Palmer, b. 23 Aug 1778 (or 1781); d. Jan 1812
Shubael Palmer, b. 11 Dec 1783 (or 1784)
Urban Palmer , b. 7 Jul 1787
Margaret (Peck) Palmer passed away in January 1799.
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