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'''Died''': Nov. 23, 1867 Age 48 Yrs. | '''Died''': Nov. 23, 1867 Age 48 Yrs. | ||
'''Married''': [[Phebe | '''Married''': [[Phebe Murry|Phebe Murry]] | ||
'''Children''': [[James | '''Children''': [[James Murry|James Murry]] | ||
'''Wesley Murry''' moved to [[Vermontville|Vermontville]] with Phebe about 1855; they received a 40-acre lot (Lot 357 South) from Gerrit Smith c. 1846 on the northern slope of "Negro Hill." He also owned and<br>presumably resided on 100 acre Lot 283 West at the corner of [[Muzzy | '''Wesley Murry''' moved to [[Vermontville|Vermontville]] with Phebe about 1855; they received a 40-acre lot (Lot 357 South) from Gerrit Smith c. 1846 on the northern slope of "Negro Hill." He also owned and<br>presumably resided on 100 acre Lot 283 West at the corner of [[Muzzy Road|Muzzy]] and [[Oregon Plains Road|Oregon Plains Road]]. | ||
After Wesley's death, Phebe moved to Malone c. 1875, and later to Brunswick, New York. | After Wesley's death, Phebe moved to Malone c. 1875, and later to Brunswick, New York. | ||
Revision as of 11:56, 23 December 2025
Born: c. 1819
Died: Nov. 23, 1867 Age 48 Yrs.
Married: Phebe Murry
Children: James Murry
Wesley Murry moved to Vermontville with Phebe about 1855; they received a 40-acre lot (Lot 357 South) from Gerrit Smith c. 1846 on the northern slope of "Negro Hill." He also owned and
presumably resided on 100 acre Lot 283 West at the corner of Muzzy and Oregon Plains Road.
After Wesley's death, Phebe moved to Malone c. 1875, and later to Brunswick, New York.