Reuben Wing¹ (M)
b. 19 May 1745, d. 1825
3 Generation Pedigree
Relationship=3rd great-grandfather of Seth Alexander Moore.

Appears on these charts:

Moore Family Timeline
Ancestors of Seth Alexander Moore
Descendants of Matthew Wing

Children of Reuben Wing and Priscilla Burgess

Stephen Wing b. 23 Apr 1773, d. 20 Jun 1840^1,5
Reuben Wing b. 11 Aug 1775, d. Dec 1851^1,5
Mehitable Wing b. 23 Sep 1777^9,5
Joseph Wing b. 11 Jul 1779, d. Mar 1836^1,5
Hannah Wing b. 7 Jan 1781, d. 15 Mar 1843^1,5
Mercy Wing b. 7 Jul 1785, d. 23 Nov 1846^1,10
Shubael Wing b. 1 Apr 1787, d. 1857^1,11

Child of Reuben Wing and Sally Robinson

Lyman Wing b. 1816¹

Notes and Citations:

1. [S402] Barbara Pahlow, "Will of Reuben Wing," e-mail message from e-mail address to Thomas L. Clough, 22 April 2004.
2. [S404] Harold C. Perham, Reuben Wing, Senior of Old Winthrop, Old Livermore's Town, Wayne and Monmouth, Maine and His Two Wives, Priscilla ans Sally (West Paris, Maine: by the author, 1968), page 1.
3. [S264] Compilers Note: The date is estimated based on the sale by Reuben and Priscilla Wing of lot 172 in the town of Winthrop to Ichabod Billington on 14 June 1779. The sale was probably in preparation for the move to Livermore. See Harold C. Perham's Reuben Wing Senior cited above.
4. [S487] Israel Washburn, Notes, historical, descriptive, and personal, of Livermore, in Androscoggin (formerly in Oxford) County, Maine (Portland, Maine: Bailey & Noyes, 1874; reprint North Salt Lake, Utah: Heritage Quest). viewed online at http://www.heritagequestonline.com/prod/genealogy/index, page 106, "It was soon ascertained to be an easier route to go up the Kennebec River to Hallowell , thence by land through what is now Winthrop , Wayne , and East Livermore , to Livermore , crossing the Androscoggin below "the rips," a mile below what has since been Benjamin's Ferry . This ferry below the rips was kept by old Reuben Wing , the husband of "Aunt Priss Wing ," a somewhat famous personage in the early history of Livermore ; and the writer has it by tradition that Dea. Livermore gave Wing a lot of land on the east side of the river to keep the ferry for the accommodation of those wishing to pass, who also paid their ferriage.
5. [S404] Harold C. Perham, Reuben Wing, Senior of Old Winthrop, Old Livermore's Town, Wayne and Monmouth, Maine and His Two Wives, Priscilla ans Sally (West Paris, Maine: by the author, 1968), page 2.
6. [S486] Unknown author, History of the Town of Wayne, Kennebec County, Maine: from its settlement to 1898 (Augusta, Maine: Maine Farmer Pub. Co., 1898; reprint North Salt Lake, Utah: Heritage Quest). viewed online at http://www.heritagequestonline.com/prod/genealogy/index, page 124.
7. [S23] Pease, Lytle, And Associated Families, online http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pahlow/, Barbara Pahlow, webmaster.
8. [S402] Barbara Pahlow, "Will of Reuben Wing," e-mail message from e-mail address to Thomas L. Clough, 22 April 2004, Reuben names wife "Sally."
9. [S402] Barbara Pahlow, "Will of Reuben Wing," e-mail message from e-mail address to Thomas L. Clough, 22 April 2004, Called Hetty in the will.
10. [S404] Harold C. Perham, Reuben Wing, Senior of Old Winthrop, Old Livermore's Town, Wayne and Monmouth, Maine and His Two Wives, Priscilla ans Sally (West Paris, Maine: by the author, 1968), page 2, name given as Mary.
11. [S404] Harold C. Perham, Reuben Wing, Senior of Old Winthrop, Old Livermore's Town, Wayne and Monmouth, Maine and His Two Wives, Priscilla ans Sally (West Paris, Maine: by the author, 1968), page 4.