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Phineas CADY

Birth30 Jan 1737 - Groton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
Death26 FEB 1829 - Semponius Cayuga Co, NY
MotherSarah Church
FatherPhineas Cady

Born in Groton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA on 30 Jan 1737 to Phineas Cady and Sarah Church. Phineas CADY married Hannah Mead and had 10 children. He passed away on 26 FEB 1829 in Semponius Cayuga Co, NY.

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Parents
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Phineas Cady
1713 - 1790
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Sarah Church
1718 - 1757
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Mead
1743 - 1839
Children Show all
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Jeremiah (Jere) Cady
1789 - 1839
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Hannah Cady
1780 - 1819
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John Cady
1765 - 1784
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Royal Cady
1780 - 1874
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Mary Cady
1771 - Unknown
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Lester Cady
Unknown - Unknown
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Thomas Cady
1771 - 1820
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Thomas Cady
1771 - 1820
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Lester Cady
Unknown - Unknown
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Phinnias Cady
Unknown - Unknown

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