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Note: In the Shadow of Freedom: The Politics of Slavery in the National Capital edited by Paul Finkelman, Donald R. Kennon His (jr's) father, Gamaliel Sr, was a silversmith and iterant Methodist minister/ His mother, Sarah Page Bailey,belonged to a locially prominent famiy that included several physicians. In 1816, the Baileys moved to Philadelphia where young Gamaliel developed what became a lifelong interest in literature. Nevertheless, practical considerations, as well as family tradition, led him to attend the city's Jefferson Medical College where he graduated in 1828.
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edited by Darlene Clark Hine, Earnestine Jenkins Immediately after settling in Mount Holly in 1807, he organized a class that became the basis for the Methodist Episcopal church in that community.
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He opened a silversmith shop on Main Street, and it was in the family quarters of the shop that Sarah gave birth to Gamaliel Bailey, Jr. on December 3, 1807, a year and half after she had lost her fifth child.5 Young Gamaliel was, like his ...
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SAR appication aka Bayley (by George Davis Wilson) Buffalo, NY Approved 8 9 1951
Gamaliel Bailey born in Southold, Suffolk Co., NY
info on applicant (by George Davis Wilson)
born Clarksville, Montgomery, TN. March 21 1878
son of Gamliel Bailey Wilson b 1838 d 1891
his wife Clara Evelyn Larkin b 1843 d 1913 m 1859 Grandson of Enoch Wilson b 1812 d 1847
his wife Margretta Bailey b 1817 d 1887 m 1835 Great grandson of Gamaliel Bailey b 1764
his wife Sarah Page 1778 d 1795 GREAT GREAT Grandson of Gamaliel Bailey b 1738
his wife Esther Peck m 1769 GREAT GREAT GREAT grandson of Deacon Benjamin Bailey b 1699 d 1770
his wife Susannah Conklin b 1703 d 1769 m 1723 GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT grandson of Stephen Bailey
GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT grandson of Stephen Bailey d 1715
his wife Abigail Cooper d 1685 m 1673 The said Gamaliel Bailey (#4) is the ancestor who assisted in establishing American Independence, while acting in the capacity of ASSOCIATOR
Captain Gamaliel (Bayley), sea captain, signed the association of 1775. One authority says he was killed at the battle of Minnisink. Dates do not bear out this claim.
Captain of ship removing refugees from L I to CT
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Application of Dean Richmond Babbitt approved 8 9 1851
wife: Estelle Ann Ditzell b 12 14 1894 Buffalo, NY married 2 20 1940 Children:
Dean Richmond Babbitt III b 3 23 1913 Dallas Texas
Ann Richmond Babbitt b2 5 1942 Ashland, NH
Grandchildren
Joan Babbitt 4 23 1936 Dallas Texas
Lynne Babbitt 7 21 1938 Dallas Texas
Dean Babbit IV 8 23 1944 Dallas Texas
Dean Richmond Babbit (descendant of Gamaliel Bailey) born July 10 1888, Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH
SON of Rev. Dean Richmond Babbitt b 2 28 1850 d 7 21 1905
his wife Adelaide Mathilda Karrmann b 8 18 1856 d 5 11 1939 m 9 13 1881
GRANDSON OF hathaway Babbitt b 9 19 1822 d 3 4 1900
his wife Margretta Bailey, widow of Enoch Wilson, b 2 21 1813 d 11 9 1887
m 3 2 1849 GREAT GRANDSON Gamaliel Bailey, Jr. b 1764 d ?
his wife Sarah Page b 1778 d? m 1795 GREAT GREAT GRANDSON Gamaliel Bailey, Sr. b 1738
his wife Esther Peck m 1760 GREAT GRANDSON of Deacon Benjamin Bailey b 1699 d 1770
his wife Susanna Conklin b 1703 d 1769 m 1723 Gamaliel Baley (#4) ship captain evacuating refugees Recognized patriot, NY 1776
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