He married Rebecca Winship (sometimes spelled Rebekah) on December 8, 1736 in Harvard, Worcester, Massachusetts Bay. (She was the daughter of Nathaniel Winship and Rebecca (Pierce) Winship.)[3]
Elijah passed away on February 19, 1755 in Harvard, Worcester, Massachusetts Bay.
[4][5] He was buried in the Harvard Center Cemetery in Harvard, Worcester, Massachusetts Bay.
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Sources
↑ Massachusetts Town & Vital Records, 1620-1988; Lexington VR Transcripts; Lexington Record of Births, page 88
↑ Sons of the American Revolution Applications, 1889-1970
↑ Massachusetts Marriages 1633-1850; Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT; Film #0962818, Item 2
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Whitney-5401 and Whitney-2788 appear to represent the same person because: These two seem to represent the same person, can we please merge them, Thank you