Descendants of Reverend William Wetherell Generation No. 5 Seth (perhaps)5 Wetherell (Samuel III4, Samuel II3, Samuel2, William1) was born Abt. 1738 in Hanover, Massachusetts (probably), and died Bef. August 10, 1798 in East Hartford, Conneticut. He married Hannah Jr. Clark November 29, 1764 in Hanover, Massachusetts. She was born July 23, 1745 in Hanover, Massachusetts, and died 1821 in East Hartford, Conneticut.Notes for Seth (perhaps) Wetherell: [Seth with a perhaps is placed as one of the 10 children of Samuel III. Hanover is where the family originated and there were three brothers there having children, but the age coincides best with Samuel III.... that is what the perhaps means.... at the worst he would be the son of one of the other brothers.... he just fits best where they put him.... beyond him, the data is fairly well documented.] He and his wife were admitted to church at Wareham Mass, Sept 3, 1780, Wareham Church records, page 8 During the war with the French, he served from Hanover in the expedition to Crown Point, led by Capt. James House of Hanover, March 29 to Sep 8, 1756. removed to Wareham, MA., whence he served in the Revolutionary War. Hannah joined the First Church of Wareham, Sep 3, 1780. In 1784, he and his family removed to E. Hartford, CT., where he became an anchor maker. Hannah was admitted to communion at church there Oct. 31, 1784, being recommended from Wareham. The anchor factory where Seth worked later became the Hartford Manila Paper Mills, and subsequently a powder mill. His surname was misspelled "Wetherby" in the 1790 census. His estate was inventoried Aug 10, 1798.
Marriage Notes for Seth Wetherell and Hannah Clark: m. recorded marriages before 1800, page 164, (Hanover) m. recorded page 94, 1st Congregational Church of Hanover records
Children of Seth Wetherell and Hannah Clark are:
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