Sarah Babcock (Vose)

HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF STONINGTON, County of New London, Connecticut, from its first settlement in 1649 to 1900, by Richard Anson Wheeler, New London, CT, 1900, p. 213, 214

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Sarah (Vose) Chase (1684 - 1758)

Sarah "Sara" Chase formerly Vose aka Babcock
Born 30 Aug 1684 in Milton, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colonymap
ANCESTORS ancestors
Daughter of Edward Vose and Abigail (Sharp) Vose
Sister of Robert Vose, Jane (Vose) Houghton, Abigail Vose, Nathaniel Vose I, William Vose, John Vose, James Vose, Elizabeth (Vose) Wadsworth, Martha (Vose) Wyatt, Mary Vose, Grace (Vose) Palmer and Bathsua Vose
Wife of James Babcock Jr. — married 12 Jun 1706 in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusettsmap
Wife of Samuel Chase — married 31 Dec 1730 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts Baymap
DESCENDANTS descendants
Mother of James Babcock, Nathaniel Babcock, Elias Babcock, Sarah (Babcock) Stephens, Elizabeth (Babcock) Davison, Martha Babcock, Isaiah Babcock, Oliver Babcock Sr., Grace (Babcock) Plumb, Timothy Babcock and Phebe (Chase) Wilbore
Died 25 Dec 1758 at age 74 in North Stonington, New London, Connecticutmap
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Biography

Sarah Vose, daughter of Edward Vose and Abigail Sharp, was born at Milton, Massachusetts 30 Aug 1684 and baptized at Milton 9 Sep 1684. She died in North Stonington, Connecticut 25 Dec 1758, and was buried 5 Jan 1759 on the family farm, before her body was moved to Pendleton Hill Cemetery, Stonington, New London, Connecticut.

Sarah was married in Milton, Massachusetts, 12 Jun 1706, by Mr. Peter Thatcher, pastor to James Babcock Jr., son of Capt. James Babcock and Elizabeth. He was was born at Westerly, Rhode Island 23 Dec 1688, and died at Stonington, now North Stonington, Connecticut, 9 Apr 1731.

James and Sarah, settled on a farm in Stonington owned by his father, Capt. James Babcock. Much of the land was retained in the family for more than a hundred and fifty years. James and Sarah joined Stonington Church (Congregational), Rev. James Noyes, pastor, 8 Aug 1708, and left with others to form the North Stonington Church in 1727.

James Babcock died at the age of 43, and was buried on the farm. Later his widow, Sarah, children and grandchildren were buried near him. In the fall of 1900, the graves of James and his wife, their sons Oliver and Timothy, and their wives were removed to a cemetery near the Pendleton Hill meetinghouse, which was about a half mile from the original burying ground.

Sarah was the daughter of Edward and Abigail (Sharp) Voce

She married first James Babcock II, son of James and Elizabeth (Saunders) Babcock, on 12 Jun 1706 in MA - parents of James III, Nathaniel, Elias, Sarah, Elizabeth, Martha, Isaiah, Oliver, Grace and Timothy Babcock

After the death of James she married as his second wife, Samuel Chase, son of Jacob and Mary (Hall) Chase, on 31 Dec 1730 - their children were Samuel II, Jacob, Phebe, Benjamin and David Chase

Sources

Milton Records, Births, Marriages and Deaths, 1662-1843 (Alfred Mudge & Sons, Boston, 1900) Page 68 & Page 85.
Find A Grave: Memorial #46869866
Babcock, Babcock Genealogy (Eaton & Mains, New York, 1903: pp. 27-9
Vose, Ellen. Robert Vose and His Descendants (Boston, Mass., 1932) Page 16
Brown, Cyrus H., Genealogical Record of Nathaniel Babcock, Simeon Main, Issac Miner, Ezekial Main (Everett Press, Boston, MA, 1909
Appleton, William. The Family of Badcock of Massachusetts (David Clapp & Son, Boston, 1881) Page 1
Wheeler, Richard. History of the Town of Stonington, County of New London, Connecticut (Day Publishing, Co., New London, Conn., 1900) Page 213-14.
MA Town & Vital Records, 1620-1988
CT Death and Burials Index
www.genealogyofnewengland.com

From findagrave.com: Find A Grave #46869866

Sarah Vose Babcock

• Birth: Aug 30 1684;
• Death: Dec 25 1758;
• Burial: Pendleton Hill Cemetery North Stonington, New London County, Connecticut, USA
• Family links:
• Parents:
  •  Edward Vose (1636 - 1716)
  •  Abigail Sharp Vose (1647 - 1712)
• Spouse: James Babcock (1688 - 1731)*
•  Children:
  •  Oliver Babcock (1720 - 1771)*
  •  Timothy Babcock (1724 - 1795)* 
•  Siblings:
  •  William Vose (1674 - 1717)*
  •  John Vose (1676 - 1734)*
  •  Elizabeth Vose Wadsworth (1678 - 1766)*
  •  Sarah Vose Babcock (1684 - 1758)

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Sarah (Vose) Chase (1684 - 1758)

Sarah "Sara" Chase formerly Vose aka Babcock
Born 30 Aug 1684 in Milton, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colonymap
ANCESTORS ancestors
Daughter of Edward Vose and Abigail (Sharp) Vose
Sister of Robert Vose, Jane (Vose) Houghton, Abigail Vose, Nathaniel Vose I, William Vose, John Vose, James Vose, Elizabeth (Vose) Wadsworth, Martha (Vose) Wyatt, Mary Vose, Grace (Vose) Palmer and Bathsua Vose
Wife of James Babcock Jr. — married 12 Jun 1706 in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusettsmap
Wife of Samuel Chase — married 31 Dec 1730 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts Baymap
DESCENDANTS descendants
Mother of James Babcock, Nathaniel Babcock, Elias Babcock, Sarah (Babcock) Stephens, Elizabeth (Babcock) Davison, Martha Babcock, Isaiah Babcock, Oliver Babcock Sr., Grace (Babcock) Plumb, Timothy Babcock and Phebe (Chase) Wilbore
Died 25 Dec 1758 at age 74 in North Stonington, New London, Connecticutmap
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Profile last modified 29 May 2022 | Created 21 Oct 2010
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Biography

Sarah Vose, daughter of Edward Vose and Abigail Sharp, was born at Milton, Massachusetts 30 Aug 1684 and baptized at Milton 9 Sep 1684. She died in North Stonington, Connecticut 25 Dec 1758, and was buried 5 Jan 1759 on the family farm, before her body was moved to Pendleton Hill Cemetery, Stonington, New London, Connecticut.

Sarah was married in Milton, Massachusetts, 12 Jun 1706, by Mr. Peter Thatcher, pastor to James Babcock Jr., son of Capt. James Babcock and Elizabeth. He was was born at Westerly, Rhode Island 23 Dec 1688, and died at Stonington, now North Stonington, Connecticut, 9 Apr 1731.

James and Sarah, settled on a farm in Stonington owned by his father, Capt. James Babcock. Much of the land was retained in the family for more than a hundred and fifty years. James and Sarah joined Stonington Church (Congregational), Rev. James Noyes, pastor, 8 Aug 1708, and left with others to form the North Stonington Church in 1727.

James Babcock died at the age of 43, and was buried on the farm. Later his widow, Sarah, children and grandchildren were buried near him. In the fall of 1900, the graves of James and his wife, their sons Oliver and Timothy, and their wives were removed to a cemetery near the Pendleton Hill meetinghouse, which was about a half mile from the original burying ground.

Sarah was the daughter of Edward and Abigail (Sharp) Voce

She married first James Babcock II, son of James and Elizabeth (Saunders) Babcock, on 12 Jun 1706 in MA - parents of James III, Nathaniel, Elias, Sarah, Elizabeth, Martha, Isaiah, Oliver, Grace and Timothy Babcock

After the death of James she married as his second wife, Samuel Chase, son of Jacob and Mary (Hall) Chase, on 31 Dec 1730 - their children were Samuel II, Jacob, Phebe, Benjamin and David Chase

Sources

Milton Records, Births, Marriages and Deaths, 1662-1843 (Alfred Mudge & Sons, Boston, 1900) Page 68 & Page 85.
Find A Grave: Memorial #46869866
Babcock, Babcock Genealogy (Eaton & Mains, New York, 1903: pp. 27-9
Vose, Ellen. Robert Vose and His Descendants (Boston, Mass., 1932) Page 16
Brown, Cyrus H., Genealogical Record of Nathaniel Babcock, Simeon Main, Issac Miner, Ezekial Main (Everett Press, Boston, MA, 1909
Appleton, William. The Family of Badcock of Massachusetts (David Clapp & Son, Boston, 1881) Page 1
Wheeler, Richard. History of the Town of Stonington, County of New London, Connecticut (Day Publishing, Co., New London, Conn., 1900) Page 213-14.
MA Town & Vital Records, 1620-1988
CT Death and Burials Index
www.genealogyofnewengland.com