Sylvester Sweet b. 19 Oktober 1762 d. 14 Dezember 1803

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Ereignisse

19 Oktober 1762 Geburt: East Greenwich, Kent Co., RI

30 Mai 1782 Hochzeit: North Kingston, Washington Co., RI, ♀ Hannah Luther Tanner [Tanner] b. 28 Februar 1766 d. 15 Mai 1851

3 April 1783 Geburt eines Kindes: North Kingston, Washington Co., RI, ♂ Luther Sweet [Sweet] b. 3 April 1783 d. 3 November 1861

~ 1785 Geburt eines Kindes: ♂ Valentine Sweet [Sweet] b. ~ 1785

2 April 1785 Geburt eines Kindes: R I, Kent County, ♂ Benjamin Sweet [Sweet] b. 2 April 1785 d. 7 März 1858

21 Oktober 1787 Geburt eines Kindes: Kent Co., R I, ♀ Polly Sweet [Sweet] b. 21 Oktober 1787 d. 27 September 1824

6 Oktober 1789 Geburt eines Kindes: North Kingston, Washington Co., RI, ♂ Wanton Alonzo Sweet [Sweet] b. 6 Oktober 1789 d. 30 April 1830

~ 1791 Geburt eines Kindes: ♂ Sylvestor Sweet [Sweet] b. ~ 1791 d. 7 Februar 1865

4 August 1791 Geburt eines Kindes: Rhode Island, ♀ Betsey Sweet [Sweet] b. 4 August 1791

7 Mai 1793 Geburt eines Kindes: Rhode Island, ♀ Sally Sweet [Sweet] b. 7 Mai 1793

16 November 1795 Geburt eines Kindes: Rhode Island, ♀ Phoebe Sweet [Sweet] b. 16 November 1795 d. 15 Juli 1796

1797 Geburt eines Kindes: Rhode Island, ♀ Tabitha Sweet [Sweet] b. 1797 d. 16 November 1797

17 November 1798 Geburt eines Kindes: Rhode Island, ♂ Harry Sweet [Sweet] b. 17 November 1798 d. 27 August 1804

30 Juli 1802 Geburt eines Kindes: ♂ Parker Sweet [Sweet] b. 30 Juli 1802

30 Juli 1802 Geburt eines Kindes: Berlin, Rensselaer Co., NY, ♀ Lydia Sweet [Sweet] b. 30 Juli 1802 d. 23 Oktober 1885

14 Dezember 1803 Tod: Petersburg, Rensselaer Co., NY

Anmerkungen

Subject: Re: Sweet Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 21:27:58 EDT From: Ewsweet@aol.com To: skncr@cts.com CC: mdionne@mediaone.net, RSweet4617@aol.com, Bobtny@aol.com Shirley, Thank you so much for the documents! They arrived yesterday. Well, you should know you are definitely My Cousin. Your Ruth Ann is the daughter of my Great Uncle John Sweet. If you look at the census pages you will find Nelson Sweet and his wife Margaret (Nesbit) and some of their children. My Grandfather, Wallace Sweet was their youngest and not born yet in 1860. By the way, his father Nelson used his middle name, his real name was Joseph Nelson Sweet. I have a lot more data about their families and their ancestors that I will try and get together for you. John and Nelson's father was Benjamin Sweet and his father was Sylvester Sweet Jr., Berlin, NY but born in RI.

Again-Thank you so much. I have found some other cousins descending from Benjamin's brother Luther Sweet who have contacted me. I am copying some of them with this email. Regards-Cousin Erick

From: John F. Chandler [1] Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 5:06 PM To: SWEET-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Sylvester Sweet Jr Lew wrote: My source of information is my GG grandmother's letter to the Worthington Family Group circa 1895. Sylvester Jr. b 10/19/1762 , N Kingston , RI , d Petersburg , NY 12/14/1803 This is a pretty close match to Sylvester Sweet who was born in East Greenwich (not North Kingstown) on October 7 of that year, the son of Sylvester and Mary (Johnson) Sweet. The will of Sylvester Sr, written in 1804, mentioned grandson Luther Sweet as son of Sylvester Sweet deceased Luther b 4/3/1783 ; Benjamin b 1785 ; Polly b 10/21/1787 ;Wanton (my line) b 10/6/1789 Betsey b 8/4/1793 ; Sally b 5/7/1793 ;Phebe b 11/16/1795; Tabitha b 11/16/1797 Harry b 11/27/1798 all in RI.; Lydia b 7/30/1802 in NY. Betsey is shown above with birth date three months after Sally's. I deduce that her birth year is wrong and probably should be 1791. The family moved to Petersburg , NY in 1799 via the Mohawk Trail. Three boys reached maturity. Note that the 1800 census shows Sylvester Sweet Jr still in East Greenwich. The tally has one adult male 26-45, one male 16-26, two boys 10-16, one adult female 26-45, one girl 10-16, and two girls under 10. This is a good match to the list of children shown above, assuming Harry died as a baby, as well as two of the four girls born in the 1790's. John Chandler

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