Elizabeth (Coburn) Pickard (abt. 1800 - 1834)

Born about 1800 in New Brunswick

Ancestors

Wife of Joseph Pickard — married 15 Oct 1823 in York, New Brunswick

Died 10 Nov 1834 at about age 34 in York, New Brunswick

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Biography

Elizabeth was born about 1800. She passed away in 1834.

Sources

• "Canada, New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950", , FamilySearch [1]: Tue Oct 24 04:45:04 UTC 2023), Entry for Joseph Pickard and Elizabeth Coburn, 15 Oct 1823.
• Find a Grave, database and images [2] accessed February 12, 2024), memorial page for Elizabeth Coburn Pickard (–), Find a Grave Memorial ID 103142853, citing Pickard-Merrithew Cemetery, Keswick, York County, New Brunswick, Canada; Maintained by Dale and Patti (contributor 46937639).

See also: The Tyler genealogy; the descendants of Job Tyler, of Andover, Massachusetts, 1619-1700, by Brigham, Willard Irving Tyler, 1859-1904, Vol I, Publication date 1912 pgs 275-276: "1036 ELIZABETHS TYLER (Abraham), bom in Bradford, Mass., July 18, 1771 ; married, September 27, 1797, David Cobum. They moved to Keswick Ridge, New Brunswick; apparently she died, for he married (2), Molly Christy, by whom he had a son (Thomas), bom about the time of David's death, who was killed by the falling of a tree in the woods, September 4, 1829, aged 56; he was a much respected citizen. The children were born in Keswick Ridge. Children: 2638 Abraham Tyler Cobum ; died in 1871 ; married Hepsey Pickard; daughter of Frederick Pickard, of Frederickton, New Brunswick; had four daughters. 2639 David Cobum, born Sept. 17, 1806; married, Jan. 6 1833, Sarah Sloat. He settled on his father's homestead ; four sons and one daughter. 2640 Phoebe Coburn; married David Pickard; had two sons and six daughters. 2641 Deborah Coburn ; married Nathaniel Perley ; had one son and four daughters. 2642 Elizabeth Coburn ; married Joseph Pickard ; had two sons and one daughter. 2643 Annie Coburn ; married James Pickard ; had three daughters."