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Generation #12
| Name: | John G Pike | ||
| Birth: | 1573 | ||
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| Death: | May 26, 1654 | ||
| Spouse/Partner: | Dorothy Day | ||
| Birth: | 1592 | ||
| Death: | March 28, 1632 | ||
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Generation #11
| Name: | Robert Pike | ||
| Birth: | March 17, 1615 | Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England | |
| Marriage: | April 3, 1641 | ||
| Death: | December 12, 1706 | Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts | |
| Spouse/Partner: | Sarah Sanders | ||
| Birth: | 1622 | Langford, Essex, England | |
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Generation #10
| Name: | Robert Pike Jr. | ||
| Birth: | June 26, 1655 | Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts | |
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| Death: | August 22, 1690 | Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts | |
| Spouse/Partner: | Mary Follansbee | ||
| Birth: | 1667 | ||
| Death: | 1736 | ||
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Generation #9
| Name: | Robert Pike | ||
| Birth: | September 3, 1687 | Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts | |
| Marriage: | before 1712 | ||
| Death: | December 5, 1743 | Newmarket, Rockingham, New Hampshire | |
| Spouse/Partner: | Hannah Gilman | ||
| Birth: | 1697 | Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire | |
| Death: | May 1, 1774 | Newfield, York, Maine | |
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Generation #8
| Name: | John Pike | ||
| Birth: | October 2, 1729 | South Newmarket, Rockingham, New Hampshire | |
| Marriage: | February 15, 1755 | Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts | |
| Death: | February 1, 1808 | Cornish, York, Maine | |
| Spouse/Partner: | Mary Bennett | ||
| Birth: | July 11, 1731 | Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts | |
| Death: | May 19, 1816 | Cornish, York, Maine | |
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Generation #7
| Name: | John Pike | ||
| Birth: | October 16, 1765 | Newmarket, Rockingham, New Hampshire | |
| Marriage: | Epping, Rockingham, New Hampshire | ||
| Death: | December 21, 1859 | Cornish, York, Maine | |
| Spouse/Partner: | Nancy Thurston | ||
| Birth: | February 5, 1769 | Epping, Rockingham, New Hampshire | |
| Death: | October 3, 1809 | Cornish, York, Maine | |
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Generation #6
| Name: | Samuel Thurston Pike | ||
| Birth: | November 9, 1798 | Cornish, York, Maine | |
| Marriage: | January 4, 1826 | ||
| Death: | April 4, 1875 | Boothbay, Maine, buried at Hiram Village Cemetery | |
| Spouse/Partner: | Mary "Polly" Jewett | ||
| Birth: | July 28, 1799 | Cornish, York, Maine | |
| Death: | October 28, 1864 | Hiram, Oxford, Maine, buried at Hiram Village Cemetery | |
| Remarks: |
Samuel Pike was a deacon and had only one son and one daughter. A map of Hiram in 1858 shows an "S Pike". This may have been where Samuel lived. A transcription of those buried at Hiram Village Cemetery says, "Samuel Pike settled on the hillside west of East Hiram Village. Here was born and reared Rev. Ezra B. Pike, later of Exeter, NH, who for more than 60 years upheld the banner and principles of Christianity." I don't have photos of the tombstones or any other verification of the burial of Samuel T. Pike and his family at Hiram Village Cemetery or a copy of the 1858 Hiram map. I would appreciate help in obtaining either of these. | ||
Generation #5
| Name: | Ezra Barker Pike | ||
| Birth: | May 6, 1833 | Hiram, Oxford, Maine | |
| Marriage: | September 14, 1856 | Hiram, Oxford, Maine | |
| Death: | July 9, 1928 | Brentwood, Rockingham, Massachusetts | |
| Spouse/Partner: | Elizabeth Adams Mitchell | ||
| Birth: | February 13, 1836 | Limington, Maine | |
| Death: | 1914 | ||
| Remarks: | Ezra B. Pike graduated from Bowdoin College Medical School in 1857 and practiced in several Maine towns for three years. He then graduated from Bangor Theological Seminary in 1862. He was a minister in Maine in the towns of Stow, Chatham, Sweden, Brownfield, Boothbay, and Hiram. In New Hampshire, he was a minister at Northwood, Atkinson, and Brentwood. He was also a minister in West Newbury, Massachusetts and in Connecticut at Morris and Abington. | ||
Generation #4
| Name: | Ernest Reginald Pike | ||
| Birth: | February 24, 1872 | Stow, Oxford, Maine | |
| Marriage: | 1898 - 1900 | ||
| Death: | December 18, 1955 | Silver Springs, Maryland, buried at North Woodstock Cemetery, Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut | |
| Spouse/Partner: | Harriet May Granniss | ||
| Birth: | July 1873 | Connecticut | |
| Death: | August 13, 1951 | East Woodstock, Windham, Connecticut, buried at North Woodstock Cemetery, Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut | |
| Remarks: | Ernest R Pike graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School in 1898. He and May Granniss were missionaries in Alaska for a few years before moving back and eventually settling in East Woodstock, Connecticut where Ernest was a country physician making house calls using a horse and carriage. There is a Dr. Pike Road in East Woodstock named after him. May Granniss was an orphan in the New Haven Orphanage. Her name may have been originally spelled Grannis and it seems the orphanage may have recorded it incorrectly. | ||
Generation #3
| Name: | Robert Granniss Pike | ||
| Birth: | 1912 | Connecticut | |
| Marriage: | March 10, 1938 | ||
| Death: | October 21, 1982 | Lufkin, Angelina, Texas | |
| Spouse/Partner: | Madlyn Billington | ||
| Birth: | July 2, 1917 | Eureka, Utah | |
| Death: | February 12, 2006 | Fullerton, Orange, California | |
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Generation #2
| Name: | Richard Billington Pike | ||
| Birth: | 1939 | ||
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| Spouse/Partner: | Mary Louise Williams | ||
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