Name |
Lucy Langton NOWELL [1] |
Birth |
4 Jul 1776 |
Alfred, York, Maine, United States [1] |
Gender |
Female |
_UID |
69BFEB6D0502458BB43EDDCA788ABB48F5B9 |
Religion |
From 1784 to 1873 |
Alfred, York, Maine, United States [1] |
Shaker |
- Nowell, Miss Lucy Langton, in Alfred, Maine, December 28, 1873, aged 97 years, 4[sic 3] months and 24 days. She was born in that town July 4, 1776. Her father, Jonathan Nowell, was born in York, Maine, December 26, 1732, and removed to Alfred in the spring of 1776. Miss Nowell was the first female child born in Alfred, and when eight years of age her father, with his entire family, united with the society of Shakers, with whom she continued to reside until her death.
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Death |
28 Nov 1873 |
Alfred, York, Maine, United States [1] |
Obituary |
29 Nov 1873 |
Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, United States [2] |
Springfield Republican |
- Miss Lucy Langdon Nowell of Alfred, Me., the woman who was to be tenderly borne to Philadelphia to grace the coming centennial exposition, having been born July 4, 1776, very inconsiderately and seditiously died at her home, yesterday [Nov 28]. With her, so far as is known, perishes the last of all the babies whose natal screams mingled with the wild clangor of Independence bells, and since we can't have anybody with the happily coincident dirth-day, it befits all patriotic old people, born anywhere along there, to be careful not to get their feet wet. We must have a centenarian there, and he must be alive, if possible.
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Alt Name |
Lucy Langdon |
Status |
Never Married |
Person ID |
I2918 |
Our Family Tree | Descendants of Paul Nowell, son of Capt. Peter Nowell |
Last Modified |
25 Aug 2023 |