It has been suggested that the family name was commonly spelled "Peirce". US Census records, Hannah and Alanson's marriage record, and the gravestones use "Pierce", as does a Vermont Supreme Court Case
Alanson and Hannah married on May 1, 1825 in Andover, Vermont. By 1840, they lived in Weathersfield.
The Vermont Tribune (Ludlow, Vermont)July 1, 1892: " Simonsville Mrs. Hannah Pierce died in Weathersfield June 22d. She was born in this town December 13, 1799. She was a daughter of Samuel Burton and sister of Dr. Putnam Burton, who practiced medicine for over forty years in Ludlow."
Alanson and Hannah married on May 1, 1825 in Andover, Vermont. By 1840, they lived in Weathersfield.
The Vermont Tribune (Ludlow, Vermont)July 1, 1892: " Simonsville Mrs. Hannah Pierce died in Weathersfield June 22d. She was born in this town December 13, 1799. She was a daughter of Samuel Burton and sister of Dr. Putnam Burton, who practiced medicine for over forty years in Ludlow."
It has been suggested that the family name was commonly spelled "Peirce". US Census records, Hannah and Alanson's marriage record, and the gravestones use "Pierce", as does a Vermont Supreme Court Case
Alanson and Hannah married on May 1, 1825 in Andover, Vermont. By 1840, they lived in Weathersfield.
The Vermont Tribune (Ludlow, Vermont)July 1, 1892: " Simonsville Mrs. Hannah Pierce died in Weathersfield June 22d. She was born in this town December 13, 1799. She was a daughter of Samuel Burton and sister of Dr. Putnam Burton, who practiced medicine for over forty years in Ludlow."
Alanson and Hannah married on May 1, 1825 in Andover, Vermont. By 1840, they lived in Weathersfield.
The Vermont Tribune (Ludlow, Vermont)July 1, 1892: " Simonsville Mrs. Hannah Pierce died in Weathersfield June 22d. She was born in this town December 13, 1799. She was a daughter of Samuel Burton and sister of Dr. Putnam Burton, who practiced medicine for over forty years in Ludlow."
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