Pane-Joyce Genealogy
David Stockbridge (27720) & Deborah Cushing (40674)
46313. Joseph Stockbridge. Born on 20 Aug 1737 in Hanover, MA.486 Joseph was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 28 Aug 1737.446 Joseph died in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine, on 5 Apr 1761; he was 23.239 Occupation: Lawyer. Education: Harvard 1755.
46314. Betty Stockbridge. Born on 22 Apr 1739 in Hanover, MA.486 Betty was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 29 Apr 1739.446 Betty died in Hanover, MA, on 1 Jun 1813; she was 74.239

Betty first married Job Young, second Benjamin Stetson as his second wife.

Job and Betty were both of Hanover when they married.446

Children of Job and Betty (Stockbridge) Young, baptized in Hanover: Betty 1763, Job 1765, John 1766, Jane 1768, Charles b. 1769, Deborah Cushing 1771, and Bethiah 1773.239
On 6 Jun 1762 when Betty was 23, she first married Job Young (47651) , son of George Young (29455) (30 Nov 1689-Apr or May 1771) & Mary Stockbridge (36875) (31 Mar 1701-aft 10 Dec 1766), in First Congegational Church of Hanover.446 Born on 25 Mar 1731 in Scituate, MA.52 Job died bef 5 Mar 1782.239
Their children include:
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Betty Young (ca 1763-)
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Job Young (ca 1765-Dec 1840)
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John Young (ca 1766-)
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Jane Young (ca 1768-)
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Charles Young (ca 1769-)
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Deborah Cushing Young (ca 1771-)
On 8 Nov 1784 when Betty was 45, she second married Benjamin Stetson (43061) , son of Matthew Stetson (23233) (5 Nov 1690-) & Hannah Lincoln (27801) (25 Jul 1707-), in Hanover, MA.239 Born on 7 Apr 1740 in Hanover, MA.239 Benjamin was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 13 Apr 1740.446 Benjamin died in Hanover, MA, on 9 Apr 1819; he was 79.239

Benjamin first married Bradbury Eells, second Betty (Stockbridge) Young, widow of Job Young.
46315. John Stockbridge. Born on 7 Dec 1741 in Hanover, MA.486 John was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 13 Dec 1741.446 John died on 10 Feb 1768; he was 26.239

John was killed by a falling tree, evidently in Pembroke (Hanover 1st Ch. Rees., 284; Boston Chronicle, 15 Feb 1768).239
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