Moses Plummer II (1745 - abt. 1806)

Born 23 Apr 1745 in Scarborough, Cumberland, Maine

Ancestors

Descendants

Died about 6 Jan 1806 at about age 60 in Addison, Maine (Washington)

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Biography

Moses Plummer and his wife, Lucy Perkins, were early settlers in town. They came here from York County and settled on the place now owned and occupied by Albert D. Plummer. The children were: Moses Jr., Jesse, John, Jeremiah, Polly, Lucy, Hannah, and Miriam. The Addison and Harrington register, 1905 by Mitchell, H. E. (Harry Edward), 1877-1944; Campbell, Edward Melvin

Birth

Birth:

Date: 23 APR 1745

Place: Scarborough, Maine (Cumberland)^[1]

Death

Death:

Date: BET 6 JAN 1804 AND 1806

SDATE 6 JAN 1804

Place: Addison, Maine (Washington)^[2]

Imported only 6 JAN 1804 from Death Date and marked as uncertain.

Marriage

Husband: Moses Plummer

Wife: Lucy Perkins

Child: Moses Plummer

Marriage:

Date: 8 JAN 1767^[3]

Husband: Moses Plummer

Wife: Mary Dyer

Child: Moses Plummer

Marriage:

Date: 26 AUG 1744

Place: Falmouth, Maine (Cumberland)^[4]

Sources

• https://archive.org/details/addisonharringto00mitc/page/11

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=73004285

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Moses, Jr. and family moved to Pleasant River settlement before 1770. He served in the militia during the American Revolution as a private in Captain Hall's detachment with Colonel Benjamin Foster's Regiment. He was drafted from the militia to serve again and marched to the assistance of Machias under order of Colonel Foster when a British ship lay in the harbor. Ref: SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF THE REVOLUTION, volume 12, pg 475-481. His name is inscribed on the bicentennial marker in front of the Old Union Church, now Columbia Falls Town Hall.