Thompson Family - Ourfolk
Susannah Thompson (McElwain)
Susannah was married to Timothy McElwain .
Timothy was born on 1709 and died on 7 SEP 1790 .
He was the son of James McElwain .
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Immegrating to New England with his father and brother, he received a hundred acre plot near the paternal estate.
In 1733 he served on a committee for laying out the highways and on one to select a site for the meeting house.
In 1744 he ws a constable, in 1786, a taxpayer of Palmer.
He married (first) August 24, 1738, Anna Spear, who died April 28, 1746. One of their children was Captian Timothy McElwain who was born in Middlefield, June 11, 1793 and died Feb 23, 1866.
He served in teh revolutionary War and married Lucy Smith, a direct descendent of Edward Fuller,
who came to Plymouth on the 'Mayflower' in 1620.
In 1733 he served on a committee for laying out the highways and on one to select a site for the meeting house.
In 1744 he ws a constable, in 1786, a taxpayer of Palmer.
He married (first) August 24, 1738, Anna Spear, who died April 28, 1746. One of their children was Captian Timothy McElwain who was born in Middlefield, June 11, 1793 and died Feb 23, 1866.
He served in teh revolutionary War and married Lucy Smith, a direct descendent of Edward Fuller,
who came to Plymouth on the 'Mayflower' in 1620.
Last change (on this page): 15 OCT 2018