Rebecca Frances SEARS

BIRTH: 10 MAY 1840, Duxbury,Plymouth co,MA
DEATH: 1902

Father: Francis "Frank" SEARS
Mother: Rebecca W CHANDLER

Family 1: Seth HUNT

MARRIAGE: BEF 1868

MARRIAGE: 18 FEB 1868

                          _Washington SEARS _
 _Francis "Frank" SEARS _|
|                        |_Betsy MACK _______
|
|--Rebecca Frances SEARS 
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|                         ___________________
|_Rebecca W CHANDLER ____|
                         |___________________

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!BIRTH-SPOUSES-CHILDREN-DEATH: Letter from Wynne S Christensen, Atlanta, GA; 1802-1993; Letter dtd 18 Feb 1995; ; copy in poss of Ray Sears; birth Duxbury VR; Born "May 15, 1841" in Vital Records Before 1850 of Duxbury with note it was from provate record of Levi Cushing Bible in his possession. Listed in 1870 census. Died age 61y 9mos 6days. Tombstone in Mayflower cemetery "b. 1841

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Rebecca May SEARS

BIRTH: 4 OCT 1871, Glasgow,,MO
BURIAL: ,,,3147

REFERENCE: 3334

Father: Peter R SEARS
Mother: Mary Alice ROVER

                     _Joseph SEARS __
 _Peter R SEARS ____|
|                   |_Elizabeth LOE _
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|--Rebecca May SEARS 
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|                    ________________
|_Mary Alice ROVER _|
                    |________________

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Rebecca Winslow SEARS

BIRTH: 2 JUN 1844
BURIAL: ,,,2383

REFERENCE: 4165c. i

Father: Edmund Lucas SEARS
Mother: Lucetta Jane THOMAS

Family 1: Timothy M BENSON

MARRIAGE: 19 OCT 1866, Plymouth,,MA

Clara Manter BENSON

                        _Edmund SEARS __
 _Edmund Lucas SEARS __|
|                      |_Rebecca LUCAS _
|
|--Rebecca Winslow SEARS 
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|                       ________________
|_Lucetta Jane THOMAS _|
                       |________________

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Relief SEARS

BIRTH: 2 MAR 1798, Greenwich,,MA
BURIAL: ,,,1859

REFERENCE: 3409

Father: Roland SEARS
Mother: Mary FLETCHER

Family 1: Calvin SEARS

                  _Freeman SEARS _____
 _Roland SEARS __|
|                |_Mehitable HASKELL _
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|--Relief SEARS 
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|                 ____________________
|_Mary FLETCHER _|
                 |____________________

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Rena SEARS

BIRTH: ABT 1886

REFERENCE: GVQD-NM

Father: Wilmer SEARS
Mother: Sarah A BUTLER

                   _Thomas SEARS _______
 _Wilmer SEARS ___|
|                 |_Sarah Adeline HOLT _
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|--Rena SEARS 
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|                  _____________________
|_Sarah A BUTLER _|
                  |_____________________

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Rena SEARS

BIRTH: ABT 1886

REFERENCE: GVQD-NM

Father: Wilmer SEARS
Mother: Sarah A BUTLER

                   _Thomas SEARS _______
 _Wilmer SEARS ___|
|                 |_Sarah Adeline HOLT _
|
|--Rena SEARS 
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|                  _____________________
|_Sarah A BUTLER _|
                  |_____________________

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Rena SEARS

BIRTH: ABT 1886

REFERENCE: GVQD-NM

Father: Wilmer SEARS

                 _Thomas SEARS _______
 _Wilmer SEARS _|
|               |_Sarah Adeline HOLT _
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|--Rena SEARS 
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|                _____________________
|_______________|
                |_____________________

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Resolved SEARS

BIRTH: 3 NOV 1783, Dover,,VT
DEATH: 16 DEC 1795
BURIAL: ,,,1111

REFERENCE: 939

Father: Ebenezer SEARS
Mother: Jane WHITE

                   _William SEARS ___
 _Ebenezer SEARS _|
|                 |_Patience PARKER _
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|--Resolved SEARS 
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|                  __________________
|_Jane WHITE _____|
                  |__________________

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Resolved SEARS

BIRTH: 6 APR 1804, Dover,,VT
BURIAL: ,,,1126

REFERENCE: 942

Father: William SEARS
Mother: Hannah STEARNS

Family 1: Eliza SEMPLE

MARRIAGE: 1836, Randolph,,NY

                   _William SEARS ___
 _William SEARS __|
|                 |_Patience PARKER _
|
|--Resolved SEARS 
|
|                  __________________
|_Hannah STEARNS _|
                  |__________________

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!S.P. May p.217 Lives in Randolph, NY and had 2 sons

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Reuben SEARS (Rev.)

BIRTH: 22 NOV 1778
DEATH: 5 AUG 1846, Prophetsville,,IL
BURIAL: ,,,454

REFERENCE: 888a. iii.

Father: Sunderland SEARS
Mother: Mary ANDRUS

Family 1: Sally FITCH

MARRIAGE: 10 NOV 1803

                     _Benjamin SEARS __
 _Sunderland SEARS _|
|                   |_Abigail BURGESS _
|
|--Reuben SEARS 
|
|                    __________________
|_Mary ANDRUS ______|
                    |__________________

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!Reuben Sears graduated Union College and was seteled over a church in Hudson for several years, but his health failing, he removed to Ballston Spa, where he wrote a poem, extollng the virtues of the mineral waters, which was published in pamphlet form in 1819. He was afterward settled in Dracut, MA and in New Scotland, Albany Co, NY and died in Prophetsville, IL, 1846. He was a Presbyterian clergyman, and one of the most conscientious and devoted persons in existence. His whole life was made up of untiring effort for the good of men. He was one of the first to advocate total abstinence. In one of his early sermons on teh evils of intemperance, he depicts the sad condition from this cause existing among the clergy and elders, also the members of the church, and tells them of the ruin and disgrace they are bringing upon themselves and the church:-and here the very first ideaof the possibility of total abstinence seems to have entered his mind, as he exclaims: "Brethren, these things ought not to be; far better than such a state of things should exist, would it be for all to even totally abstain from the use of all intox- icating beverages." As an anti-slavery man he was a "thorn in the flesh" of the Presbytery and Synod to which he belonged, by his persistent introduction of resolutions denouncing the institution of slavery as "wrong in principle and opposed to true godliness." He died in the firm conviction that God would order it otherwise in His own good time.

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