Nathan
Foster
aka Forster
Born in Rochester, Plymouth County, Massachusetts Bay
Ancestors 
Son of James Foster
and Lydia (Winslow) Foster
Brother of
Mercy (Foster) Rider, Mary Winslow (Foster) Paige, Chillingsworth Foster, James Foster, Lydia (Foster) Haskell, James Foster Jr., Edward Foster Sr., Nathan Foster, John Foster and John Foster
Husband of
Hannah (Haskell) Foster
— married
14 Mar 1765 in Hardwich, Worcester County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Descendants 
Father of
Thomas Foster, Jerusha Foster, Lemuel Alonzo Foster, Hannah Gross Foster, Phoebe Foster, Lois (Foster) Hunt, Nathan Foster, Hannah Foster, James Foster and Jerusha Foster
Died [date unknown]
[location unknown]
Profile last modified
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Biography
Birth
Nathan was born, 26 Jan 1743, in Rochester, Massachusetts Bay. He is the son of James Foster and Lydia Winslow. Nathan, s. James and Lidya [Lydia, C.R.1.], Jan. 26, 1743. [1]
Marriage
Nathan Foster and Hannah Haskel were married, 14 Mar 1765, in Hardwick, Massachusetts Bay. (see Foster), Nathan and Hannah Haskel, Mar. 14, 1765. C.R. [2]
- Children: (in Shelburne)
- Thomas bo. 16 Feb 1766
- Jerusha bo. 9 Feb 1768; d. 31 July 1777
- Lemuel bo. 24 June 1770
- Hannah Gross bo. 17 May 1772; d. 22 July 1777
- Phoebe bo. 23 Sept 1774; d. 11 July 1777
- Children: (in Wilmington)
- Nathan bo. 13 Nov 1778
Dysentery the summer of 1777 in Shelburne, MA
This family lost three children, and the community lost 78+, from the end of July to August 1777. The yearly average death rate, in Shelburne was abt 10. [3]
Residences
Nathan Foster and family, Hannah, Thomas, Lemuel moved to Wilmington, Vermont abt. 1778. [3] Wilmington, Vermont
Sources
- ↑ Massachusetts: Vital Records, 1621-1850 (Online Database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001-2016). Birth Record
- ↑ Massachusetts: Vital Records, 1621-1850 (Online Database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001-2016). Marriage Record
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 History and Tradition of Shelburne, Massachusettscompiled by The Shelburne Committee in 1958. 1777 Deaths
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Family Tree DNA Y-DNA Test 67 markers, haplogroup R-M198, FTDNA kit #439254 - Bob Foster :
Family Tree DNA Y-DNA Test, haplogroup I-M170, FTDNA kit #1001981
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