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Ebbott Family History
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Ebbott & BAKER families & the Wescott farm - Tresmeer, Cornwall
In the Tremaine Church yard there is a The tombstone that reads :- Sacred / To the Memory of / John Ebbott of Westcott in this Parish / who finished his course May 29 1825 aged 73 years ./ ALSO in memory of WILMET his wife / Who departed this life on the 2? day of January 1845 / Aged 91 years John Ebbott and Wilmot Baker are my 5x great grandparents.
Research on the IGI reveals that John Ebbot married Wilmot Baker on 26 Jun 1775 in the same church in which they were eventually burried. According to the book "Our Cornish Heritage Genealogies of Reed, Rowe, Ebbott and related families Immigrants to Jefferson County, Wisconsin" by S.D.Reed. when Wilmets father, John Baker, died she inherited the family farm Westcott. The notion that the John Ebbott owned or at least lived on Westcott is reinforced by its mention on the his gravestone.
The inheritance is further confirmed by the transcription of John Bakers will. I am interested in making contact with any other Ebbott/Baker researchers. I am also interested in learning about the Westcott farm and the other Baker holdings in the area, as there appear to have been several according to John Bakers will.
Sandra
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