Moses French
Lifespan: 1795 - Unknown
Birth: ABT 1795 in Maine
Occupation: Farmer
Marriage: Hannah Clark
Children: Susanna Hood, Marcy Hood, John Hood, Richard Hood, Amos Hood, Joseph Hood, Nathaniel Hood, Nathan
Parents: Unknown & Unknown
Death: Unknown in Unknown
Burial: Unknown
Moses French: A Life of Hard Work and Dedication
Chapter 1: Early Life and Family Roots (1808–1820s)
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Walter built communities from Charlestown to Stonington, raising a large family and serving as a town leader until his final days.
Read MoreAnna’s grace and quiet strength nurtured four children and anchored the Hewitt family through ministry, farming, and change.
Read MoreHazel met the fires of life—from pandemics to poverty—with grace, serving patients through plague and raising a family with courage and fierce devotion.
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 MoreHepzibah carried the spirit of Stonington into the wilderness of Stillwater, building a home from toil and prayer before passing too soon, her legacy sown in her sons.
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 More"Abigail Tuttle’s devotion and strength helped build a family whose influence stretched across generations of Connecticut history."
Read MoreCaptain Gallup was a fearless frontiersman who fought and died in King Philip’s War, leaving behind a proud lineage in New England.
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