Elisha married multiple times. One needs to be careful to connect the correct Elisha with the correct spouse(s). Some people are attaching spouses to Elisha Sr. that were for Elisha Jr.
m Hannah Baker on 17 Dec 1743 (1722-1750)
m Betty Lewis on 13 Apr 1752 (1729-1765)
m Abigail Lewis on 9 Nov 1766 (1734-1769)
m Martha Baker on 29 Oct 1775 (1755-1785)
m Patience Reynolds on 30 Aug 1785
Children (all recorded in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts; the information below is as shown in the birth record):
Possible additional child (didn't locate birth record):
Hannah, born c 1776
Will and Estate
Estate probate Bristol County Vols. 41-42, in 1806: Will dated 21 February 1806; codicil 8 April 1806; entered and proved 3 June 1806. [7]
Elisha Cornell of Swanzey [sic.], Bristol County, Massachusetts:
• Wife Patience “all the goods she brought with her”
• Sons Joseph, Elisha, Reuben, Asa
• Grandsons Elisha and David Hix (by unnamed daughter – this would be Penelope)
• Dau Mary Wheaton
• Dau Elizabeth Chase
• Wive’s two daughters: Hannah and Mary Reynolds
• Son Asa is sole executor
Marriage: 17 Dec 1743, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts[8]
Marriage Alt.: 21 Feb 1744
Research Notes
NEEDED MERGE: Cornell-2052 Elisha Cornell into this one Cornell-1131.
Is spouse Hannah Baker-11291 1722-12-18 of Cornell-2052 the same as Spouse Hannah Baker-9724 of Cornell-1131 b. 1726-00-00?
I believe Hannah Baker (no profile) b. 29 Nov 1724 is the wife of Elisha, and Hannah Baker-11291 is actually the spouse of Israel Cornell-1130, for reasons discussed in Israel's profile.
↑ Case 1348: p. 1-6: Bristol County, MA: Probate File Papers, 1686-1880, (From records supplied by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Archives. Digitized mages provided by FamilySearch.org) , Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2017. https://www.americanancestors.org/DB2724/i/48299/1348-co6/68077490
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Cornell-2052 and Cornell-1131 appear to represent the same person because: same name; same birth/death dates. The children attached to the one profile are the ones mentioned in the will that is noted in the bio of the other profile
edited by Darlene (Athey) Athey-Hill