William died in Nova Scotia Canada but is buried in Massachusetts.
~~~ Their children ~~~
..Johannah Gammons born in Plymouth Massachusetts
..Lydia Gammons born in Plymouth Massachusetts
..John Gammons 1743 ~ 1822
Reference "The Gammons family living in Southeastern New England"
The Gammons are well documented in the book called:
- WILLIAM GAMMONS OF PLYMOUTH COLONY AND LIVERPOOL, NOVA SCOTIA by Richard Gammons Rouse
Thanks to: Colete Morlock (FAG Member 46917282) for the following information:
A leading resource for early settlers in Liverpool, Nova Scotia is the Simeon Perkins Diary. On page 147 in the chapter "American Privateering", it states that on April 12, 1777, William Gammons was one of several residents who was gravely ill. I am familiar with Richard Gammons Rouse's history, but was not sure if he knew anything of the Canadian connection.
More info to come...
~~~ Their children ~~~
..Johannah Gammons born in Plymouth Massachusetts
..Lydia Gammons born in Plymouth Massachusetts
..John Gammons 1743 ~ 1822
Reference "The Gammons family living in Southeastern New England"
The Gammons are well documented in the book called:
- WILLIAM GAMMONS OF PLYMOUTH COLONY AND LIVERPOOL, NOVA SCOTIA by Richard Gammons Rouse
Thanks to: Colete Morlock (FAG Member 46917282) for the following information:
A leading resource for early settlers in Liverpool, Nova Scotia is the Simeon Perkins Diary. On page 147 in the chapter "American Privateering", it states that on April 12, 1777, William Gammons was one of several residents who was gravely ill. I am familiar with Richard Gammons Rouse's history, but was not sure if he knew anything of the Canadian connection.
More info to come...
William died in Nova Scotia Canada but is buried in Massachusetts.
~~~ Their children ~~~
..Johannah Gammons born in Plymouth Massachusetts
..Lydia Gammons born in Plymouth Massachusetts
..John Gammons 1743 ~ 1822
Reference "The Gammons family living in Southeastern New England"
The Gammons are well documented in the book called:
- WILLIAM GAMMONS OF PLYMOUTH COLONY AND LIVERPOOL, NOVA SCOTIA by Richard Gammons Rouse
Thanks to: Colete Morlock (FAG Member 46917282) for the following information:
A leading resource for early settlers in Liverpool, Nova Scotia is the Simeon Perkins Diary. On page 147 in the chapter "American Privateering", it states that on April 12, 1777, William Gammons was one of several residents who was gravely ill. I am familiar with Richard Gammons Rouse's history, but was not sure if he knew anything of the Canadian connection.
More info to come...
~~~ Their children ~~~
..Johannah Gammons born in Plymouth Massachusetts
..Lydia Gammons born in Plymouth Massachusetts
..John Gammons 1743 ~ 1822
Reference "The Gammons family living in Southeastern New England"
The Gammons are well documented in the book called:
- WILLIAM GAMMONS OF PLYMOUTH COLONY AND LIVERPOOL, NOVA SCOTIA by Richard Gammons Rouse
Thanks to: Colete Morlock (FAG Member 46917282) for the following information:
A leading resource for early settlers in Liverpool, Nova Scotia is the Simeon Perkins Diary. On page 147 in the chapter "American Privateering", it states that on April 12, 1777, William Gammons was one of several residents who was gravely ill. I am familiar with Richard Gammons Rouse's history, but was not sure if he knew anything of the Canadian connection.
More info to come...
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