Martha Buell (F)
b. 27 December 1675, d. 6 September 1760
3 Generation Pedigree
Relationship=5th great-grandmother of Lydia Electa Corey.

Appears on these charts:

Corey Family Timeline
Ancestors of Lydia Electa Corey

Children of Martha Buell and Nathaniel Holcomb

Nathaniel Holcomb b. 25 Oct 1696, d. 1782^5,6
Benjamin Holcomb b. 15 Feb 1698, d. 13 Apr 1700⁵
Elizabeth Holcomb b. 13 Mar 1699, d. 13 Apr 1700⁵
(--?--) Holcomb b. 5 Apr 1701, d. 5 Apr 1701⁵
Martha Holcomb b. 15 Mar 1702, d. 9 Jan 1717⁵
Judah Holcomb b. 1705, d. 5 Jan 1802⁵
David Holcomb b. c 1708, d. 4 Mar 1767⁵
Mary Holcomb b. c 1710, d. 10 Oct 1810⁵
Sarah Holcomb b. 12 Jul 1713, d. 20 Jun 1780⁵
Peter Holcomb b. 1715, d. 20 Apr 1800⁵

Notes and Citations:

1. [S360] Martha BUELL (AFN: 3GLM-1P) ; Ancestral File, v4.19 , The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, (Online: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 1999-2003), http://www.familysearch.com, accessed 10 December 2003. CAUTION - Information in Ancestral File should be verified with other sources whenever possible.
2. [S451] Albert Welles, compiler, History of the Buell Family in England and in America (New York: Society Library, 1881), page 40.
3. [S35] Holcomb Family Genealogy, online http://www.holcombegenealogy.com/, James and Randall Holcomb, "Daniel Hayes was taken prisoner by the Indians in 1707/08, carried to Canada, and kept in captivity at least five years. He earned his own ransom, for which he was reimbursed by Ct. Martha Buel Holcomb witnessed Daniels' capture far from her home as she was walking to get cows at the bottom of a far hill".
4. [S586] Mark Williams, Tempest in a Small Town: The Myth and Reality of Country Life, Granby, Connecticut, 1680-1940 (Granby, Connecticut: Salmon Brook Historical Society, 1996), page 101.
5. [S451] Albert Welles, compiler, History of the Buell Family in England and in America (New York: Society Library, 1881), page 41.
6. [S586] Mark Williams, Tempest in a Small Town: The Myth and Reality of Country Life, Granby, Connecticut, 1680-1940 (Granby, Connecticut: Salmon Brook Historical Society, 1996), page 114.