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Notes - Regarding Rebecca Bush Merritt
Notes - Regarding Rebecca Bush Merritt
John M. McDonald interview — 1847-09-18
From the Westchester County Historical Society catalog:
John Macdonald unsuccessfully attempts to visit Rebecca Bush Merritt (1766-1855), widow of Daniel Merritt (1764-1836), at her home on Hogpenridge in present-day Rye Brook.
John Macdonald unsuccessfully attempts to visit Rebecca Bush Merritt (1766-1855), widow of Daniel Merritt (1764-1836), at her home on Hogpenridge in present-day Rye Brook.
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- Hufeland Index Page 509 -
Septr. 18th Widow Daniel Merritt, of Hogpenridge, about north of Judge Brown’s half a mile towards the King Street road – Mrs Merritt from home on a visit to King Street and sick.
Transcription from Experiencing the Neutral Ground of the American Revolution: The McDonald Interviews.
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