Pane-Joyce Genealogy
Family of Daniel Shipman (20356) & Keziah Haughton
34697. Lavinia Shipman. Born on 20 Nov 1760 in Hebron, CT.300 Lavinia died aft 1802.
Lavinia married Richard Baxter, son of Richard Baxter & Dorcas Tillotson (24 Apr 1731-). Born on 18 Dec 1751 in Hebron, CT.300 Richard died ca 1823 in Augusta, Greenville, Ontario.
34698. Ezekiel Shipman. Born on 17 Oct 1762 in Hebron, CT.300 Ezekiel died in Johnstown Dist., Leeds Co., Ontario, on 25 Jun 1843; he was 80. Buried in Read Cem., Brockville.
ca 1784 Ezekiel married Abigail [Shipman]. Born on 11 Sep 1768. Abigail died in Elizabethtown, Leeds Co., Ontario, on 22 Dec 1845; she was 77.
34699. Samuel Shipman. Born on 18 Jan 1764 in Hebron, CT.300 Samuel died in Yonge Twp., Leeds, Ontario, on 8 Dec 1831; he was 67. Buried in Lyn Cemetery, Yonge Twp.
In 1786 Samuel first married Catherine Elliott. Born on 2 Feb 1768. Catherine died in Yonge Twp., Leeds, Ontario, on 18 Jun 1811; she was 43. Buried in Lyn Cemetery, Yonge Twp.
Samuel second married Margaret Henderson.
34700. Keziah Shipman. Born on 5 Apr 1767 in Hebron, CT.300
34701. Daniel Shipman. Born on 24 Jul 1769 in Hebron, CT.300 Daniel died in Oxford, Grenville, Ontario, on 8 Apr 1832; he was 62.
Daniel married Margaret Boyd, daughter of Daniel Boyd & Barbara Marriott. Born ca 1776. Margaret died aft 1852.
34702. Desire Shipman. Born ca 1770 in Hebron, CT.
Desire married William Lampson.
34703. David Shipman. Born on 9 Apr 1772 in Hebron, CT.300 David died in Leeds, Ontario, Canada, on 25 Jun 1827; he was 55.
In Sep 1795 David married Elizabeth Seaman, daughter of Caleb Seaman (ca 1740-1820) & Martha Jackson. Born ca 1776 in Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY.
34704. Sarah Shipman. Born ca 1775.
Sarah married Philemon Pennock. Born ca 1776 in Stratford, VT. Philemon died on 14 Aug 1828 in Elisabethtown, Leeds, Ontario.
34705. Lydia Shipman. Born ca 1776.
Lydia married Michel Row.
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