Born
21 May 1720 in
Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts Bay
Ancestors
Sister of
Elisabeth (Lapham) Taber ,
John Lapham V ,
Thomas Lapham ,
Rebecca (Lapham) Howland ,
Joseph Lapham ,
Mary Lapham ,
Frances (Lapham) Bowdish ,
Benjamin Lapham ,
Ruth (Lapham) Shearman ,
Joshua Lapham ,
Hannah (Lapham) Estes ,
Silvia Lapham and
Elizabeth (Lapham) Sherman
Wife of
John Gifford
— married
7 Jan 1742 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts Bay
Descendants
Died after Mar 1763
after age 42
[location unknown]
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Biography
Bathsheba was a Friend (Quaker)
Bathsheba was the daughter of John and Mary Lapham of Dartmouth.[1] She was born 21d 3m 1720 [21 May 1720].[2]
She married John Gifford, son of Benjamin and Sarah Gifford of Dartmouth, on 7d 11m 1741 [7 Jan 1742].[1]
Bathsheba and John had nine children including three sets of twins:
Lydia Gifford b. 14d 3m 1743 [14 May 1743],
Phebe Gifford b. 20d 6m 1745 [20 Aug 1745].
Meribah Gifford b. 6d 5m 1748 [6 Jul 1748]; twin
Rowland Gifford b. 6d 5m 1748 [6 Jul 1748]; twin.
Jesse Gifford b. 22d 7m 1750 [22 Sep 1750];
Benjamin Gifford b. 29d 9m 1755 [29 Sep 1755]; twin.
John Gifford b. 29d 9m 1755 [29 Sep 1755]; twin;
John Gifford b. 20d 3m 1758 [20 Mar 1758]; twin.
Bathsheba Gifford b. 20d 3m 1758 [20 Mar 1758]; twin.[3]
Among the children of John Lapham IV (1677-abt.1734) & Mary (Russell) Lapham (1683-1752) is listed:
Bathsheba born 21 May 1720; married John Gifford.
Bathsheba Lapham (John 2, John 1) married 7 Nov 1741, John Gifford, who was born 17 Jan 1718, the son of Benjamin and Sarah (Thompkins) Gifford.
Bathsheba and John's children are listed as:
Lydia born 14 Mar 1743, died 8 Apr 1754,
Phoebe G. born 20 Aug 1745.
Meribah (twin), born 6 May 1748, died 3 Feb 1827.
Rowland (twin), born 6 May 1748, married Judith Sutherland.
Jesse born 22 Sep 1755; died young
Benjamin (twin), born 29 Sep 1755.
John 4(twin), born 29 Sep 1755.
John (twin), born 20 Mar1758.
Bathsheba (twin), born 20 Mar1758.[4]
Sources
↑ 1.0 1.1 Monthly meeting records, Births - Marriages - Deaths 1699 - 1880 , Society of Friends, Dartmouth Monthly Meeting (Society of Friends : Dartmouth, Mass.), p 315.
↑ Monthly meeting records, Births - Marriages - Deaths 1699 - 1880 , Society of Friends, Dartmouth Monthly Meeting (Society of Friends : Dartmouth, Mass.), p 5.
↑ Monthly meeting records, Births - Marriages - Deaths 1699 - 1880 , Society of Friends, Dartmouth Monthly Meeting (Society of Friends : Dartmouth, Mass.), p 34.
↑ "Laphams in America" compiled and written by Bertha Bortle Beal Aldridge Victor NY 1932-1953; pp 17,27; quoting source "Ontario County N. Y. History, Vol. 11, p. 346."
Records from NEHGS, New England Historical Genealogical Society, americanancestors.org
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