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Descendants of Joseph Cary, b. 1705

1.       JOSEPH  CARY was born in Feb 1705 in W. Bridgewater, MA. He married Anne Brett, daughter of Elihu Brett and Susan Edson, on 15 Jun 1732 in Bridewater, MA. She was born on 14 Aug 1714. She died in 1797 in Scotland, CT.

 Notes for Joseph Cary: Married a cousin.

Notes for Anne Brett: Married a cousin

..........2  JOSEPH CARY was born in 1732.

 .........2 Barnabas Cary  was born on 03 Jul 1733 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA, USA. He died on 23 Jul 1788 in Luzerne County, PA. He married Mary Scott, daughter of Daniel Scott and Mary Whipple, in 1755. She was born on 07 May 1735 in Scituate, RI. She died on 31 Oct 1812 in Luzerne CO, PA.

 Notes for Barnabas Cary:

 This Barnabas and another Barnabas are quite mixed up in history. Their wives and children and Revolutionary War records are also very confused. Seth, in his "Plymouth Pilgrim" book made a major mistake in identifying the wrong Barnabas as son of Joseph. The best source for Barnabas Cary information is Luther Cary's Supplement to Seth Cary's John Cary the Plymouth Pilgrim. Luther distributed copies of his supplement to most of the major genealogical libraries and is available through The Church of Latter Day Saints.

 Luther found that the surname of a Roger CRARY's children and their descendants was spelled variously: Crary, Carrary, Correrey, and Carey as well as Cary.

 Joseph Cary's son Barnabas was born in Attleboro, Mass. on 3 Jul 1733 according to local records but on 26 July 1735 according to his own Bible records. He died 23 Jul 1788 in Luzerne Co., PA, i.e., the Wyoming Valley.

 According to Luther, it was Barnabas CRARY'S son Barnabas Jr., who spelled his surname Carey, who served in the Revolutionary War. Junior was born in 1759. As Luther remarks, the DAR has many members erroneously qualified under the misidentification of Barnabas Cary as Barnabas Carey. Luther Cary in his research indicates that this Barnabas is mixed up with a

 Barnabas Crary. Crary later changed his name to Cary and is the one that wound up in Rindge, New Hampshire. Strange that they both had at least four of their children named the same names.

 These are some of the sources that Luther sites for his findings. Most of this is on file with the New England Historic Genealogical Society Library in Boston.

Cary Bulletin No. 9, May 1910 Mitchell's History of Bridgewater

Land Records in Chepachet, Town of Glocester, R.I.

Dagett's History of Attleboro, Mass. Attleboro Vital Records, including:

Mary Short and Barnabas CRARY of Providence, R.I., mar. Feb 24 1759

 Birth of their first two children surnamed CRARY Birth of later children all surnamed Cary.

Birth of John Scott who married Mehitable Cary. Birth of Mary Scott who married Barnabas Cary, Jr. History of Rindge, N.H

 Vital Records of Rindge, N.H.

Notes for Mary Scott:

 1790 Census. Luzerne County, PA. Listed as head of household, because Barnabas died 2 years before. She has 1 male older than 16 (Barnabas, b. 1770) and 1 female (Kazish, b. 1775).

 .......2 JOHN CARY was born about 1737.

 .......2 MEHITABLE CARY was born in 1739.
.............+ John Scott
..................... 3 Sarah Scott b: 1779
Source: May 2011 Info on this line is from Stephen Chanko: chankst@hotmail.com
.......................... +Thomas Evans b: 1776
............................... 4 William Evans b: 1802
.................................. +Elizabeth Snyder b: 1802
....................................... 5Peter Evans b: 1830
........................................... +Rosunah Payne b: 1836
................................................. 6 Delilah Evans b: 1858
.................................................... +Barney Conklin b: 1853
......................................................... 7 Pearl Mae Conklin b: 1890
.............................................................. +Charles O. Lowstetter b: 1882
.................................................................. 8 Doris I. Lowstetter b: 1929
..................................................................... +James R. Luchs b: 1926
......................................................................... 9  Kathy S. Luchs b: 1948
............................................................................ +Edwin S. Chanko b: 1949
................................................................................ 10 Stephen D. Chanko b: 1971
..................... 3 James Scott
......................... +Esther Halstead
............................ 4 Thomas Scott
................................ +Louisa Moore
..................................... 5 William Amos Scott
......................................... +Adelaide Marion Coltart
.............................................. 6 Adelaide Coltart Scott
................................................ +Harry Cromwell Reynolds
..................................................... 7 Robert Coltart Reynolds
...................................................... +Ludmilla Kadak
.......................................................... 8 Robert Coltart Reynolds
................................................................ +Rose Ann Fabrio b: 09 Jul 1927 m: 1950 d: 14 May 2004 in Lebanon, NH
....................................................................... 9 Fayette Reynolds
....................................................................... +Rosenfeld
....................................................................... 9 Robert C. Reynolds
....................................................................... 9 Jolene Reynolds
....................................................................... +Garanzha

 .......2 KEZIA CARY was born in 1739.

....... 2 Lemuel Cary b: 1741 Census: 1790 Luzerne Co, PA. This is probably him. Probably came with brother Barnabas.  

........2 Elihu Cary was born on 10 Nov 1743 in Duchess, NY. He died on 04 Oct 1792 in Ovid, Ontario County, NY. He married Catharine North in 1761 in CT.

 Notes for Elihu Cary:

 Lived in Orange Co, NY then onto Wyoming Valley, PA, fled during masacre to Fort Dolsontown, NY.

Carpenter in Captain Cummings Co, Col Mitchell's Regt, stationed in Newburg, NY in 1781 in Rev War. Battle of Minisink on Delaware River. Guarded Walkill bridge on July 11, 1781. Daughter Ann lived with him till he died over