Eleanor Magbridges

Eleanor Magbridges

Lifespan: 1766 - 1830

Birth: 31 Oct 1904 in Maine

Occupation: Homemaker

Marriage: Asa Cummings Sr.

Children: Asa Jr.

Parents: Unknown & Unknown

Death: 27 Jul 1830 in Unknown

Burial: Unknown

Chapter 1: The Dawn of a Life – Elleanor Magbridges’ Early Years (1766–1787)

The windswept shores of Maine in 1766 were a world of rugged beauty and relentless labor. Here, amid the towering pines and the salt-kissed air, Elleanor Magbridges drew her first breath. Born into a land still shaped by colonial ambitions and the quiet resilience of its settlers, her early years were framed by the rhythms of rural New England—a place where survival demanded as much grit as the rocky soil demanded patience.

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