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Husband: Windsor Brigham (1)
Born: 01 Oct 1787 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Died: 25 Jul 1835
Father: Jonathan Brigham
Mother: Lydia Stevens
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01 (F): Eliza Brigham
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02 (F): Melissa Brigham
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03 (F): Angeline Brigham
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04 (F): Marcia Brigham
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05 (F): Sarah Brigham
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06 (M): Squire Brigham
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07 (M): Leroy Brigham
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08 (M): Samuel Brigham
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Additional Information

Windsor Brigham:

Cause of Death: cholera

Notes:

He moved to Madison with his father and in 1810 he settled in Sheridan; when he went there he took a pack of 50 pound weight of tools, provisions, etc.; in company with his brother Haven he built the first sawmill in the place, but soon sold out to Haven; being a carpenter he took a contract to build the first building at Mayville, and he built the second sawmill in Sheridan.

In 1835 He had taken passage on a boat from Detroit to Dunkirk, N. Y., but bad weather intervened and they were carried by the port and he died on the passage; was interred in Buffalo in an unknown spot.

Footnotes
  1. Marlborough Vital Records (Franklin P Rice 1908), Pg 47.
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