Elijah SEAVY & Sarah P. SLAN

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Elijah SEAVY
Sarah P. SLAN

Husband: Elijah SEAVY
Birth: 1787/8, NH

Marriage probably: 31 Jan 1839, NH

Wife: Sarah P. SLAN [may not be her maiden name]
Birth: 1805/6, NH

Children — born in NH:

1. Hannah SEAVY, b. 1839/40
2. Joseph S. SEAVY, b. 1841/2

Sources:

1. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: International Genealogical Index (IGI).

Elijah SEAVY
Spouse: Sally P. SLAN
Marriage: 31 Jan 1839, Marriage Index, Misc, New Hampshire
Source: Index to marriages, early to 1900. New Hampshire. Registrar of Vital Statistics.

Elijah was age 50/51 and Sally was age 33/34 in 1839, so it could have been a second marriage for both of them. The fact that Sally was given middle initial "P." — at a time when most records didn't include middle initials — may mean that Sally's maiden name began with a "P." Or, this record may not apply to our subjects; however, the birth of Hannah in 1839/40, with no earlier children, strongly suggests that it does.

2. 1850 Census Index/Microfilm (online at GenealogyLibrary.com): Portsmouth City, Rockingham Co., NH, p. 110B, 1281/1737, enumerated 30 Sep 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Elijah Seavy 62 m Farmer 200 New Hamps

Sarah    " 44 f     "

Hannah   " 10 f     "

Joseph S " 8 m     "

George W Sias 19 m Sailor     "

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