Samuel Church, (Joseph4, Samuel3, Samuel2, Richard1,) was born about 1754, the son of Joseph and Abigail (Smith) Church. Samuel graduated from Harvard in 1778, and he became a medical doctor.
He married Sabra Farnum, the daughter of Benoni, around September 5, 1790 at Sunderland. Sabra died on November 22, 1815. Samuel married second, on April 11, 1819, Lucretia, the widow of Moses Cooley. She was from Wilbraham. Samuel died June 7, 1826, at age 72.
Camilla Church, born July 27, 1792; married December 1, 1810, Rufus Marsh of Montague. Children: 1. Evander, lived in Vernon, Vermont. 2. Lima, married Gaius Taylor of Montague. 3. Electa, married Jonathan Slate of Bernardston. 4. Norman, was a blacksmith; resided in Brookline, Vermont. 5. Merrick, married Miranda Bartlett, resided in Amherst. 6. George. 7. Edwin. 8. Brigham. 9. Sabra, married and lived in Greenfield. 10. Amoret; married Obed Dickinson.
Amoret Church, born October 18, 1802; married November 18, 1826, Ivers Benjamin. Children: 1. Son, died young. 2. Fannie, first married _____ Pritchard; then married second _____ Ward; resided in Athol. 3. Dexter. 4. Daniel, married Edna Bemis. 5. Eber. 6. Spencer.
Royal Tyler Church, born August 13, 1804, settled in Baltimore, Maryland; married, had one or two children; was lost on the steamer Lexington in 1840.
Fanny Church, born October 15, 1809; married Increase Graves; married second, on November 28, 1839, Benoni Graves.
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Sabra by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Sabra: