

Ephraim Henry Sinclair was born in
Maine in March of 1870, the son of Martin Van Buren Sinclair and
his wife Eliza L. (Cook) Sinclair. His paternal grandparents
were Thomas Shaw Sinclair and wife Ruth B. (Cook) Sinclair. I
don't as yet have the names of Eliza L. Cook's parents.
On 8 April 1896 at Harmony, Maine,
Ephraim Henry Sinclair married Ethel H. Stafford, who was born in
July of 1873 in Maine, the daughter of Franklin Joseph Sinclair and
wife Abbie (Brown) Sinclair. Her paternal grandparents were
Obadiah and Rebecca (Gray) Stafford. Her maternal
grandparents were Richard L. (possibly Llewellyn or Lord) Brown and
wife Mahala (Watson) Brown.
Ephraim and Ethel raised a family of
at least three in Harmony, Maine. Ethel died in 1938 and
Ephraim in 1954.
Below are a reprint of a post on
Ephraim and Ethel at the blog Heirlooms
Reunited and family trees for Ephraim and Ethel.
If you have any corrections, additions or insights regarding
the information presented here, please leave a comment or contact
Todd House directly. Thanks!
Ephraim Sinclair and wife Ethel H. (Stafford)
Sinclair; Harmony, Maine; in group photo
From
online research, hopefully correct:
Ephraim
and his wife Ethel H. (Stafford) Sinclair in a group photo that
includes husband and wife couples of John Lee Collins and wife
Fannie Emmie (Mitchell) Collins and Alton Chadbourn and wife Ida M.
(Gray) Chadbourn.
Ephraim
is the man sitting in front, with wife Ethel at his left, as viewed
in the photograph. The photograph was taken by the Dinsmore
studio of Dover, Maine, which is near the Harmony, Maine area in
which the couples lived.
Ephraim Henry Sinclair was born March 1870 in Maine,
the son of Martin Van Buren Sinclair, born in Dennysville, Maine in
1847, and his wife Eliza L. (Cook) Sinclair, born in Corinna,
Maine, in 1851. Ephraim's paternal grandparents were Thomas
Shaw Sinclair and his wife Ruth B. (Cook) Sinclair.
Thomas Shaw Sinclair's father was George
Amesy Sinclair, who was born in Hallowell, Maine in 1793. I
believe "Amesy" was a nickname for Amasa, so perhaps he was George
Amasa Sinclair. He had a son by the name of Amasa, so perhaps
it was a family name. I haven't yet learned the names of
George's parents. I would love to know what drew him to
Washington County, Maine.
I believe the parents of Ruth B. (Cook)
Sinclair were Samuel and Lydia Cook.
On 8 April 1896 in Harmony, Maine,
Ephraim Henry Sinclair married Ethel H. Stafford. She was
born in July of 1873 in Maine, the daughter of Franklin Joseph
Stafford and wife Abbie (Brown) Stafford. Her paternal
grandparents were Obadiah Stafford and Rebecca (Gray) Stafford.
Her maternal grandparents were Richard L. (possibly either
Llewellyn or Lord) Brown and wife Mahala (Watson) Brown.
Ephraim and Ethel raised a family
of, I believe, three children in Harmony, Maine. Ephraim died
in 1954, and Ethel in 1938.
For more
information, visit the page atp the Maine and
Maritime Canada Genealogy network for Ephraim Henry
Sinclair and
wife Ethel H. (Stafford) Sinclair.
If you have any corrections, additions or
insights regarding the information presented here, please leave a
comment or contact me directly. Thanks!
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