My Maine Heritage - June 2023 - Person Sheet
My Maine Heritage - June 2023 - Person Sheet
NameAngeline Morton
Birth Date14 Mar 1815
Birth PlaceWinthrop, Kennebec Co., ME
Memoalt date: 14 Mar 1814
Death Date16 Nov 1902 Age: 87
Death PlaceKansas City, MO
FatherMordecai Morton (1773-1835)
MotherPriscilla Bennett (1773-1852)
Misc. Notes
Living with son Frederick and family at time of 1900 USC for Kansas City, KS
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=tufts&GSfn=angeline&GSmn=m&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=153719586&df=all&
https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1913&dat=19021128&id=bdMgAAAAIBAJ&sjid=4WoFAAAAIBAJ&pg=4829,3281671
Obituary in Lewiston Evening Journal- Nov. 28, 1902:
“Mrs. Angeline Morton Tufts, widow of Rev. Samuel N. Tufts, died Nov. 14th at the home of her son, Frederick N. Tufts of Kansas City, Mo. She was the youngest and only surviving child of Mordecai and Priscilla Bennett Morton who emigrated from Middleboro, Mass., to Winthrop, Me about the first of the 19th century. The family was directly descended from George Morton, author of “Mourt’s Relation,” who came in the Ann in 1623 and whose wife and Gov. Bradford’s were sisters. She had seven Mayflower ancestors in her line, among them Miles Standish, John Alden and Priscilla Mullens. Thus a daughter of the Pilgrims, she was always genial, gentle and kind, a blessing to her husband and children, and an inspiration of goodness to all her relatives and friends.
“Besides the son, at whose home she has lived for many years, two daughters, Mrs. Ellen M Woodman of Auburn, Me., and Mrs. Harriet M Klof of Kansas City, Mo., survive her.”
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https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1913&dat=19021128&id=bdMgAAAAIBAJ&sjid=4WoFAAAAIBAJ&pg=4829,3281671
Obituary in Lewiston Evening Journal- Nov. 28, 1902:
“Mrs. Angeline Morton Tufts, widow of Rev. Samuel N. Tufts, died Nov. 14th at the home of her son, Frederick N. Tufts of Kansas City, Mo. She was the youngest and only surviving child of Mordecai and Priscilla Bennett Morton who emigrated from Middleboro, Mass., to Winthrop, Me about the first of the 19th century. The family was directly descended from George Morton, author of “Mourt’s Relation,” who came in the Ann in 1623 and whose wife and Gov. Bradford’s were sisters. She had seven Mayflower ancestors in her line, among them Miles Standish, John Alden and Priscilla Mullens. Thus a daughter of the Pilgrims, she was always genial, gentle and kind, a blessing to her husband and children, and an inspiration of goodness to all her relatives and friends.
“Besides the son, at whose home she has lived for many years, two daughters, Mrs. Ellen M Woodman of Auburn, Me., and Mrs. Harriet M Klof of Kansas City, Mo., survive her.”
Spouses
Birth Date1816
Death Date15 Oct 1895 Age: 79
Death PlaceKansas City, MO
FatherSamuel Tufts
MotherSally O Neal
Misc. Notes
Family on 1840 USC for Winthrop, Kennebec Co., ME.
Family on 1850 USC for Bloomfield, Somerset Co., ME.
Family on 1860 USC for Auburn, Androscoggin Co., ME.
Family on 1870 USC for Farmington, Strafford Co., NH.
Family on 1880 USC for Lynn, Essex Co., MA.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=153719604
From: http://microformguides.gale.com/Data/Download/2051000F.pdf
“Tufts, Samuel N. Slavery, and the death of John Brown. Lewiston [Me.] Printed at the Journal office. 1859 A sermon preached in Auburn hall, Auburn, Sabbath afternoon, Dec. 11th, 1859. By Rev. Samuel N. Tufts, pastor of the Auburn Free Baptist church; LC# 19- 6623. Fiche: A-33,029 LCP
Family on 1850 USC for Bloomfield, Somerset Co., ME.
Family on 1860 USC for Auburn, Androscoggin Co., ME.
Family on 1870 USC for Farmington, Strafford Co., NH.
Family on 1880 USC for Lynn, Essex Co., MA.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=153719604
From: http://microformguides.gale.com/Data/Download/2051000F.pdf
“Tufts, Samuel N. Slavery, and the death of John Brown. Lewiston [Me.] Printed at the Journal office. 1859 A sermon preached in Auburn hall, Auburn, Sabbath afternoon, Dec. 11th, 1859. By Rev. Samuel N. Tufts, pastor of the Auburn Free Baptist church; LC# 19- 6623. Fiche: A-33,029 LCP
Marr Date3 Nov 1838
Marr PlaceWinthrop, Kennebec Co., ME