Fourth Generation

Oliver Corey and Hannah Cory were married on 22 Oct 1749 in Chelmsford, Middlesex Co, MA. Hannah Cory (daughter of Ephraim Cory and Hannah) was born on 30 Jul 1728 in Chelmsford, Middlesex Co, MA.⁸ She was buried on 13 Jun 1769 in Chelmsford, Middlesex Co, MA. She died about Jun 1769. Oliver Corey and Hannah Cory had the following children:

+166	i.	Ephraim Corey.
167	ii.	Eleazer Corey was born on 23 Aug 1753 in Chelmsford, Middlesex Co, MA.8
+168	iii.	Oliver Corey Jr..
+169	iv.	Jessie Corey.
170	v.	Elizabeth Corey was born on 3 Mar 1761 in Chelmsford, Middlesex Co, MA.8
171	vi.	Simeon Corey35,36 was born on 10 Jun 1763 in Chelmsford, Middlesex Co, MA.8 He died about 1789. He had his estate probated on 16 Sep 1789.37 He did not leave a will, but his estate was filled by his brother Ephraim on 12 Apr 1791 and Simeon was "late of Chelmsford and the Continential Army." He left a pair of oxen and two steers which had to be driven back to Chelmsford from Ashburnham. He was a revolutionary War Vetern. He is mentioned on the rolls of Captain Asa Lawrence of Groton Company, commanded by Col. Poor of Andover or Methuen, for a group of men that in the first part of the summer of 1778 went to West Point. Some part of there service was rendered at White Plains and Peekskill. Theis was eight months service. They received their dsicharges at White Plains and Peekskill. This was eight months service. They received their discharges in February 1779. The company was commanded principally by the First Leutenant John Flint of Tewksbury. The company was made up of men from, Chelmsford, Bilerica, Tewksbury, and other towns in the vicinity.
172	vii.	Stephen Corey35 was born on 10 Jul 1765 in Chelmsford, Middlesex Co, MA.8 He was a Revolutionary War Vetern. He was sent to the Continental Army in 1781 at age 16, but declared unfit to serve because he was "undersize" at 5'.
+173	viii.	Hannah Corey.