Nathaniel Thurston: Owings Stone Family Genealogy — 20,000+ ancestors and their relatives

Birth	17 Jan 1755
Gender	Male
Fact	Nathaniel Thurston had seven wives. Their age at their deaths and length of marriage (where known) are as follows: #1. Elizabeth Webster, 34, married 10 years #2. Martha Bridges, 32, married 8 years #3. Huldah Perkins, 24, unk. but less than 10 years #4. Mary Chadwick, 29, unk. but less than 7 years #5. Clarissa Tucker, 39, married 7 months #6. Martha Brandon Lovejoy, 25, married 2 months #7. Frances Fletcher, at least 34, HE died 2 years after they were married, SHE died 15 years after the marriage. Why did 6 of Nathanial Thurston’s wives all die before the age of 40? Could all 6 women have died in childbirth?
Died	21 Oct 1811	Lansingburg, NY [3]
Buried	Bradford Burial Ground, Bradford, Essex Co., Mass. [4]
Person ID	I109	Owings Stone Genealogy, Ancestry & Heritage
Last Modified	18 Oct 2004 00:00:00

Family 1	Elizabeth Webster, b. 19 Sep 1756, Bradford, Essex Co., Mass.
Married	30 Jan 1780	prob Bradford, Essex Co., Mass.
Family ID	F46	Group Sheet

Family 2	Martha Bridges, b. 1767, Andover, MA
Married	18 Nov 1791
Family ID	F47	Group Sheet

Family 3	Huldah Perkins, b. 1777, Portsmouth, NH
Married	Aft May 1799
Family ID	F48	Group Sheet

Family 4	Clarissa Tucker, b. 1764
Married	27 May 1802
Family ID	F49	Group Sheet

Family 5	Martha Brandon Lovejoy, b. 1779, Andover, MA
Married	10 May 1804
Family ID	F50	Group Sheet

Family 6	Mary Chadwick, b. 1781, Rindge, NH
Married	Aft Sep 1804
Family ID	F51	Group Sheet

Family 7	Frances Fletcher
Married	1809	Williamsburg, VA
Family ID	F52	Group Sheet

Headstones		Thurston, Nathaniel (1755 - 1811) [Headstone photo] Status: Located. 'Hon. Nathl Thurston died at Lansinburgh NY Oct 21 1811 AEt 56. For many years he was a member of the Legislature, was distinguished for his benevolence and greatly lamented by his friends' His wives are buried next to him, all in a row.

Notes	His headstone reads 'Hon. Nathl Thurston died at Lansinburgh NY Oct 21 1811 AEt 56. For many years he was a member of the Legislature, was distinguished for his benevolence and greatly lamented by his friends' His wives are buried next to him, all in a row. [4]

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