It is possible that this person was Rachel Mount, d/o Richard Mount b 1665/6 Middletown, Monmouth, NJ who m prior 1687 Rebecca Wall.
Additional input is welcome.
Other Children not linked below:
Mercy Burrows - Find A Grave Memorial# 19356847
Rebecca Burrows b ~1711
Hannah Burrows b ~1715
John Burrows - Find A Grave Memorial# 9488991
Edward Burrows b 21 Dec 1720 d 21 Aug 1785 m Deborah Shepherd (1719 - 1782)
Message from a find a grave visitor:
I think there's a possibility that there were two Rachels married to Eden. I base this on finding evidence that he had 3 children born before his marriage to Rachel Mount, born between the years 1710 and 1713. If Rachel #1 (Rachel Lippit?), born about 1691 and died about 1714, he would have remarried and that could be the better documented marriage in 1716 to Rachel Mount. All her children are born from 1720 on, at least the ones that survived - it's a mystery as to why there are no children for three and a half years of their marriage in either case. AT any rate, it makes more sense than them having 3 kids before the marriage - not acceptable back then - she'd have had three scarlet letters to wear. lol
Additional input is welcome.
Other Children not linked below:
Mercy Burrows - Find A Grave Memorial# 19356847
Rebecca Burrows b ~1711
Hannah Burrows b ~1715
John Burrows - Find A Grave Memorial# 9488991
Edward Burrows b 21 Dec 1720 d 21 Aug 1785 m Deborah Shepherd (1719 - 1782)
Message from a find a grave visitor:
I think there's a possibility that there were two Rachels married to Eden. I base this on finding evidence that he had 3 children born before his marriage to Rachel Mount, born between the years 1710 and 1713. If Rachel #1 (Rachel Lippit?), born about 1691 and died about 1714, he would have remarried and that could be the better documented marriage in 1716 to Rachel Mount. All her children are born from 1720 on, at least the ones that survived - it's a mystery as to why there are no children for three and a half years of their marriage in either case. AT any rate, it makes more sense than them having 3 kids before the marriage - not acceptable back then - she'd have had three scarlet letters to wear. lol
It is possible that this person was Rachel Mount, d/o Richard Mount b 1665/6 Middletown, Monmouth, NJ who m prior 1687 Rebecca Wall.
Additional input is welcome.
Other Children not linked below:
Mercy Burrows - Find A Grave Memorial# 19356847
Rebecca Burrows b ~1711
Hannah Burrows b ~1715
John Burrows - Find A Grave Memorial# 9488991
Edward Burrows b 21 Dec 1720 d 21 Aug 1785 m Deborah Shepherd (1719 - 1782)
Message from a find a grave visitor:
I think there's a possibility that there were two Rachels married to Eden. I base this on finding evidence that he had 3 children born before his marriage to Rachel Mount, born between the years 1710 and 1713. If Rachel #1 (Rachel Lippit?), born about 1691 and died about 1714, he would have remarried and that could be the better documented marriage in 1716 to Rachel Mount. All her children are born from 1720 on, at least the ones that survived - it's a mystery as to why there are no children for three and a half years of their marriage in either case. AT any rate, it makes more sense than them having 3 kids before the marriage - not acceptable back then - she'd have had three scarlet letters to wear. lol
Additional input is welcome.
Other Children not linked below:
Mercy Burrows - Find A Grave Memorial# 19356847
Rebecca Burrows b ~1711
Hannah Burrows b ~1715
John Burrows - Find A Grave Memorial# 9488991
Edward Burrows b 21 Dec 1720 d 21 Aug 1785 m Deborah Shepherd (1719 - 1782)
Message from a find a grave visitor:
I think there's a possibility that there were two Rachels married to Eden. I base this on finding evidence that he had 3 children born before his marriage to Rachel Mount, born between the years 1710 and 1713. If Rachel #1 (Rachel Lippit?), born about 1691 and died about 1714, he would have remarried and that could be the better documented marriage in 1716 to Rachel Mount. All her children are born from 1720 on, at least the ones that survived - it's a mystery as to why there are no children for three and a half years of their marriage in either case. AT any rate, it makes more sense than them having 3 kids before the marriage - not acceptable back then - she'd have had three scarlet letters to wear. lol
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