Eddy Family
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'''Eddy Family''', a family of spiritualists from Vermont | '''Eddy Family''', a family of spiritualists from Vermont | ||
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| + | Writen and copyright 2007, by Will Johnson, [mailto:wjhonson@aol.com wjhonson@aol.com], Professional Genealogist. All rights reserved. | ||
Zephaniah Eddy, a farmer living at Weston, [[Vermont]], married Julia Ann Macombs of Scotch descent, but born in the same town. About 1846, the family relocated to Chittenden. Mrs Eddy inherited the gift of clairvoyance from her mother and passed it on to three of her children. | Zephaniah Eddy, a farmer living at Weston, [[Vermont]], married Julia Ann Macombs of Scotch descent, but born in the same town. About 1846, the family relocated to Chittenden. Mrs Eddy inherited the gift of clairvoyance from her mother and passed it on to three of her children. | ||
[http://books.google.com/books?id=ruzy2w1ba0kC&pg=PA24#PPA24-IA1,M1 A drawing of Mrs Z Eddy] | [http://books.google.com/books?id=ruzy2w1ba0kC&pg=PA24#PPA24-IA1,M1 A drawing of Mrs Z Eddy] | ||
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| + | Zephaniah Eddy by his wife Julia Macombs had eleven known children: John Westley 1832, Francis Lightfoot 1834/5, Maranda D 1836, William H 1838, Sophia Jane 1840, Horatio G 1842, Mary C 1844, James H 1846, Delia M 1850, Daniel Webster 1853, Alice Julia 1857 | ||
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*[http://books.google.com/books?id=ruzy2w1ba0kC ''People from the Other World''], by Henry Steel Olcott. American Publishing Company, Hartford, Connecticut. 1875. 492 pages. Approximately half of this book (the first half) to dedicated to describing the events at the Eddy Homestead in Chittenden, Vermont, from Aug 1874 to Dec 1874. | *[http://books.google.com/books?id=ruzy2w1ba0kC ''People from the Other World''], by Henry Steel Olcott. American Publishing Company, Hartford, Connecticut. 1875. 492 pages. Approximately half of this book (the first half) to dedicated to describing the events at the Eddy Homestead in Chittenden, Vermont, from Aug 1874 to Dec 1874. | ||
