History of Chautauqua County, New York, from its first settlement to the present timeWith numerous biographical and family sketches . eri 5, 1758, was married to Deborah Hunt, who was bornAug. 25, 1774. They came to Ripley [then Chautauqua] in the fall of 1805,he being one of the Prendergast families who made the southern tour, else-where narrated. He purchased about 600 acres of land, parts of which hadbeen owned by Josiah Farnsworth and Oliver Loomis, about i^^ miles eastof Quincy, where he died, June 3, 1842, aged 84. His wife died Aug. 9,1846, aged 72. Mr. P. was elected supervisor of Port
History of Chautauqua County, New York, from its first settlement to the present timeWith numerous biographical and family sketches . eri 5, 1758, was married to Deborah Hunt, who was bornAug. 25, 1774. They came to Ripley [then Chautauqua] in the fall of 1805,he being one of the Prendergast families who made the southern tour, else-where narrated. He purchased about 600 acres of land, parts of which hadbeen owned by Josiah Farnsworth and Oliver Loomis, about i^^ miles eastof Quincy, where he died, June 3, 1842, aged 84. His wife died Aug. 9,1846, aged 72. Mr. P. was elected supervisor of Portland in 1814, beforethe formation of Ripley. In 1817, he was elected supervisor of Ripley, fromwhich time he held that office, by reelections, until 1825, inclusive, except,perhaps, the year 1818, the records of which are not at hand. In 1827, hewas again elected, making, in all, a service of 10 or 11 years. He had twochildren: i. Stephen^ [see sketch.] 2. J/rt/j, who married Samuel Hunt,who settled on a part of the farm, which came to his wife after her fathersdeath. They had 3 children : William, who married Augusta Mann; and.
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