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Orpha Bagg

Birth17 Nov 1782 - West Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, United States
Death10 Jul 1813 - East Haven
MotherOrpha Granger
FatherEbenezer Bagg

Born in West Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, United States on 17 Nov 1782 to Ebenezer Bagg and Orpha Granger. Orpha Bagg married Solomon Dewey and had 13 children. She passed away on 10 Jul 1813 in East Haven.

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Parents
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Ebenezer Bagg
1740 - 1796
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Orpha Granger
1751 - 1819
Spouse(s)
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Solomon Dewey
1778 - 1855
Children Show all
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Elijah Hale Dewey
1812 - 1888
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Dwight Dewey
1813 - 1864
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Orpha G Dewey
1808 - 1893
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Mariva Dewey
1810 - 1884
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Dwight Dewey
1803 - 1804
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Harriet Dewey
1805 - 1849
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Henry Hobert Dewey
1815 - 1846
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Albert Pardee Dewey
1817 - 1892
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Charles Ambrose Dewey
1820 - 1874
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Sarah Christiana Dewey
1842 - 1879
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Maria Caroline Dewey
1824 - 1849
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Francis Dewey
Unknown - Unknown
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Edward Francis Dewey
1830 - 1910

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