Holyoke Family Genealogy - Person Sheet
Holyoke Family Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameSarah GATES 
2, F
2, FBirth9 Sep 1754, Marlborough, Middlesex, MA
Death14 Apr 1830, Marlborough, Middlesex, MA
BurialBrigham Cemetery; Marlborough, Middlesex, MA
FatherSilas GATES , M (1727-1793)
MotherElizabeth BRAGG , F (1731-1806)
Spouses
1Elizur HOLYOKE 
2, M
2, MBirth25 Sep 1739, Boston, Suffolk, MA
Death4 Sep 1794, Marlborough, Middlesex, MA
BurialBrigham Cemetery; Marlborough, Middlesex, MA2
FatherJacob HOLYOKE , M (1697-1768)
MotherSusannah MARTIN , F (1708-~1784)
Marriage15 Feb 1775, Marlborough, Middlesex, MA
Notes for Sarah GATES
• Some records list Sarah’s maiden name as “Yates.”
• Some records list her birth date as “9 Aug 1754.”
• Some records list her birth date as “9 Aug 1754.”
Notes for Elizur (Spouse 1)
• Graduated from Harvard 1750 with an A.M. degree … worked as an Librarian at Harvard.
• Was ordained 31 Jan 1759
• Elizur HOLYOKE "marched with Capt. Daniel Barnes to Cambridge on the 19th of April 1775 and afterwards entered the regular service."
• He was a revolutionary soldier with Capt. Josiah Chadwick’s company, Col. Richard Gridley’s regiment from 26 April 1775 to September 1775.
• He finished his enlistment as a Sargeant in Johathan Rice’s company, Col. Samuel Bullard’s regiment.
• Discharged 29 Nov 1777
• Settled in Marlbough … was a cabinet maker by trade
• Developed paralytic shock (Nonmechanical obstruction of the bowel from paralysis of the bowel wall) in Feb 1793
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• Was ordained 31 Jan 1759
• Elizur HOLYOKE "marched with Capt. Daniel Barnes to Cambridge on the 19th of April 1775 and afterwards entered the regular service."
• He was a revolutionary soldier with Capt. Josiah Chadwick’s company, Col. Richard Gridley’s regiment from 26 April 1775 to September 1775.
• He finished his enlistment as a Sargeant in Johathan Rice’s company, Col. Samuel Bullard’s regiment.
• Discharged 29 Nov 1777
• Settled in Marlbough … was a cabinet maker by trade
• Developed paralytic shock (Nonmechanical obstruction of the bowel from paralysis of the bowel wall) in Feb 1793
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