SallySarah DEMARANVILLE

SallySarah married Noah REYNOLDS on 17 Jul 1814 in Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts. Noah (son of Benjamin REYNOLDS and Mary DEMARANVILLE) was born on 02 May 1791; died on 15 Feb 1881 in Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Benjamin REYNOLDS was born on 05 Jan 1821 in Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts.
2. Simeon C. REYNOLDS was born on 23 Dec 1832 in Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA.

Jonathan married Elizabeth BOOTH on 26 Jun 1792 in Dartmouth, Brisol County, Massachusetts. Elizabeth was born on 14 Jul 1768 in Middleboro, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact: Daughter of Zebedee and Mary Booth

Chaumont married Mercy ?. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Death: Bef 1773, Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts

Notes:

"DeMaranville Genealaogy": Legend says Louis DeMaranville was born in Paris, France, and was a young officer in the army, age 19. One morning while walking in the garden he saw his new step-mother punishing his little sister and becoming enranged pulled out his sward and knocked her bonnet off. To escape a worse punishment he was put on bord a war ship of which Francis Crapo was Captain. This vessel was wrecked off th shor of Cape Cod, and four men and the boy Peter Crapo were saved in a boaat said to have landed at Plymouth, Mass. The boy Peter Crapo about 12 years of age was bound out by his brother the Captain to Francis Coombs of Middleboro, Mass. No date is given of their coming but it was probably before 1700--A rhyme of the men's names I have heard repeated by descendants of the five families, was
Louis Demaranville and Louis Voteau.
Old Peter Juckett and Francis Crapeau.
Peter Crapo buys land in Rochester, Mass. as early as 1703 and was married in 1704. At the time of this marriage Louis DeMaranville is said to make a vow that he would not marry until he could marry a daughter of Peter Crapo, which in 1730 he did, and is said to have had thirteen children, of several of which I find no mention. It is said that while waiting for his future wife to grow up that he cleared up an exceedingly nice farm for those days and built thereon a wall so wide that a yoke of oxen could be driven on top thereof, a portion of this wall is shown today on the old homestead near Braley's Station, in Dartmouth, Mass. It is said also that Louis named his first child Chaumont after the Duke of Chaumont. An old pewter porringer said to belong to Louis is yet shown and is in the hands of a descendant Mrs. Abbie J. Brooks of New Bedford, Mass.
A deed dated 1773 refers to Lois as lately deceased and while we do not know how old he was at his death, yet if our legend is true he must have been more than 100 years old, and it has been claimed 110. The family has been noted for its longevity, also for its musical and inventive abiltity.
It is not known how much truth there is in this legend, but this we do know that the men mentioned in the rhyme and the boy Peter Crapo were all in the town of Rochester and married before 1735 and therefore could not have been of the Arcadians (who were not driven out until after 1740) as has been alleged.
The spelling of the name has differed among many branches and often in the same family I find it DeMaranville, DeMoranville, Demeanvlle, Maranville, Moranvlle, and Ranville, and should be pronounced MeMaranville with each a, as in ran. I have made no attempt to show which each one uses, as I only use first and middle names in the following pages.....

Louis married Susanna CRAPO on 08 Dec 1730 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. Susanna (daughter of Peter CRAPO and Penelope WHITE) was born on 05 Nov 1707 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA; died after 28 Dec 1757. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Death: Abt 1765, Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts