Descendants of William Christopher Wescott - Person Sheet
NameGrace FARROW 
, 7G Aunt, F600, 9452, F
, 7G Aunt, F600, 9452, FFatherJohn FARROW , 6705, M (1672-1758)
MotherPersis HOLBROOK , 6706, F (1676-1758)
Spouses
1Stephen MANCHESTER , Spouse of 7G Aunt, M522, 9457, M
, Spouse of 7G Aunt, M522, 9457, MOccupationRevolutionary War Soldier, Capt Brackett’s company, Col Vose’s regiment55
FatherGershom MANCHESTER , 10638, M
MotherAnna FENNER , 10011, F
ChildrenThomas , 2715, M (1739-1819)
Notes for Grace FARROW
Page 501, first name only55
Page 41, is said to have been the first white person that died in the new town.142
Page 31, A well authenicated tradition relates that Stephen Manchester was engaged to Grace before they came to New Marblehead, and that her parents, objecting to the intimacy existing between the two, decided to emigrate to New Marblehead, thinking that the young people would soon forget each other. In this expectation they were doomed to be disappointed, for, in the the space of two short weeks, came young Manchester (the fourth settler in New Marblehead) in search of his best girl. Having found her, he made assurance doubly sure by marrying her in the course of a few weeks.54
Page 41, is said to have been the first white person that died in the new town.142
Page 31, A well authenicated tradition relates that Stephen Manchester was engaged to Grace before they came to New Marblehead, and that her parents, objecting to the intimacy existing between the two, decided to emigrate to New Marblehead, thinking that the young people would soon forget each other. In this expectation they were doomed to be disappointed, for, in the the space of two short weeks, came young Manchester (the fourth settler in New Marblehead) in search of his best girl. Having found her, he made assurance doubly sure by marrying her in the course of a few weeks.54