Horace & Tryphosa Morse
Looking for info on Tryphosa.Horace moved to MN in 1872 with son's Charles and James. He is Widowed
He shows in the 1860 census in Sherman, as "Harris Moss" with the to sons and Tryphosa.
He was in the 1st Maine Heavy Art co.A
I would like any info on her and this family.I know very little on her.
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Living with them in 1860 were John B. Sleeper, 21, Ellen L. Sleeper, 16, and Clara L. Sleeper, 12. Ten years earlier, John B. Sleeper was living in Limerick, York County, Maine, in the Samuel Swett household. Also living in Limerick in 1850 was Tryphosa Sleeper, in a Bradbury household.
There was an Ellen A. Sleeper, 7, living in 1850 in New Limerick, Aroostook County, Maine, in the Ebenezer C. Bradbury household. Many of New Limerick's early settlers came from Limerick in York County.
Using this information, I found this page, which states that Ebenezer Cleaves and Clarissa (Adams) Bradbury had a daughter Tryphosa Cleaves Bradbury, born 3 June 1817. Tryphosa evidently married a Sleeper, who died before 1850, with whom she had several children, and after 1850 married Horace Morse.
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