Mary Polly Tracy
Lifespan: 1797 - Unknown
Birth: 26 May 1797 in Durham, Androscoggin, Maine
Occupation: Unknown
Marriage: Moses French
Children: James French, David French, Mary French, Almira French, Frost French
Parents: Solomon Tracy & Deborah Dunn
Death: Unknown in Unknown
Burial: Unknown
Mary Polly Tracy: A Life of Resilience in Early Maine
Chapter 1: Roots in the Pine Tree State (1797–1814)
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"Nathan Griggs planted deep roots in Connecticut soil, raising a family that bridged the colonial and early American eras.
Read MoreAlice was the backbone of the Howlett family, raising seven children and passing on the skills and strength of her New England heritage.
Read MoreFrank’s life unfolded in the forests of Maine and the mills of Bangor, shaped by love, loss, and the quiet endurance of a man whose hands built more than they held.
Read MoreAnna's life stretched from the valleys of Massachusetts to the homesteads of Maine, raising children and crops with quiet strength and a heart rooted in purpose.
Read MoreLydia nurtured life in a new nation, raising her children on the frontier and anchoring her family through hardship with quiet resolve and enduring love.
Read MoreWilliam farmed the stony soil of colonial Massachusetts, raising a family on faith, labor, and the quiet rhythms of a world not yet revolutionized.
Read MoreFrom the streets of New York to the fields of Barrington, Jonathan sowed a life of quiet dignity, devotion, and perseverance that echoed through his descendants.
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