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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

1726

William Bayley, the father of Richard Bayley and grandfather of Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton

migrates to America from England. He settles in New York City (CITE).

1744

Richard Bayley, the father of Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton is born in Fairfield, Connecticut

(CITE).

1746

William Seton, the grandfather-in-law of Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton and father of William

Magee Seton, is born in England (CITE).

1763

William Seton migrates to America from England (CITE).

1774--Elizabeth Ann Bayley is born in New York City on August 28. She is baptized a few

weeks later (CITE).

1775--Richard Bayley makes a return trip to England, but returns home as the American

Revolution begins in earnest July 12 (CITE).

1776--William Seton marries Anna Maria Curson after the death of his first wife, Rebecca

November 29 (CITE).

1777--Catherine Bayley, the mother of Elizabeth Ann Bayley, dies May 8 (CITE).

1782--William Seton becomes assistant to the chief of police and superintendent of the Port of

New York (CITE).

Character Timeline

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

1726

William Bayley, the father of Richard Bayley and grandfather of Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton migrates to America from England. He settles in New York City (CITE).

1744

Richard Bayley, the father of Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton is born in Fairfield, Connecticut (CITE).

1746

William Seton, the grandfather-in-law of Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton and father of William Magee Seton, is born in England (CITE).

1763

William Seton migrates to America from England (CITE).

1774--Elizabeth Ann Bayley is born in New York City on August 28. She is baptized a few weeks later (CITE).

1775--Richard Bayley makes a return trip to England, but returns home as the American Revolution begins in earnest July 12 (CITE).

1776--William Seton marries Anna Maria Curson after the death of his first wife, Rebecca November 29 (CITE).

1777--Catherine Bayley, the mother of Elizabeth Ann Bayley, dies May 8 (CITE).

1782--William Seton becomes assistant to the chief of police and superintendent of the Port of New York (CITE).

References

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. (n.d.). Retrieved from

http://www.catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=180

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References

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=180