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Edith Herrick

Birth1717 - Lynnfield, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
Death1777 - Colony, Laurel, Kentucky, USA
MotherRuth Endicott
FatherMartin Herrick

Born in Lynnfield, Essex, Massachusetts, USA on 1717 to Martin Herrick and Ruth Endicott. Edith Herrick married Francis Upton and had 10 children. She passed away on 1777 in Colony, Laurel, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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Martin Herrick
1680 - 1739
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Ruth Endicott
1689 - 1739
Spouse(s)
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Francis Upton
1712 - 1775
Children Show all
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Hannah Upton
1753 - 1809
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Edith Upton
1744 - 1781
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Ruth Upton
1748 - 1817
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Jerusha Upton
1755 - 1820
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Eunice Upton
1760 - 1845
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Sarah Upton
1762 - 1805
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Phebe Upton
1742 - 1819
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Lucia "Lucy" Upton
1757 - Unknown
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Dorcas Upton
1750 - 1805
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Miriam Upton
1746 - 1784

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