James Gleason1
M, (10 September 1723 - 9 October 1803)
| Father-Biological* | Lt. Thomas Gleason1 b. 26 Feb 1697 |
| Mother-Biological* | Susanna Haven1 b. 13 Feb 1699, d. 30 Jun 1763 |
Last Edited=22 Oct 2026
James Gleason was born on 10 September 1723 at Oxford, Worcester County, Province of Massachusetts Bay.1,2 He was the son of Lt. Thomas Gleason and Susanna Haven.1
James Gleason, age 27, married Elizabeth Atwell on 7 February 1751 at Oxford, Worcester County, Province of Massachusetts Bay.
According to White (1909) James Gleason, the father, was a somewhat eccentric characwas a physician, and also a universalist minister. In 1798 he published a doctrinal treatise containing 190 pages, and entitled "Exposition of the First Three Chapters of Genesis." It was printed by John Trumbull.2 James Gleason died on 9 October 1803 at North Gore (now Oxford), Massachusetts, at age 80.2
James Gleason, age 27, married Elizabeth Atwell on 7 February 1751 at Oxford, Worcester County, Province of Massachusetts Bay.
Children:
1. James Gleason (1751-1839)
2. Nathan Gleason (1753-____)
3. John Gleason (1756-____)
4. Jesse Gleason (1758-____)
5. Lucretia Gleason (1760-1792)
6. son Gleason (1763-1763)
7, Sophia Gleason (1781-____)
8. Jacob Gleason (1768-1843.)2
1. James Gleason (1751-1839)
2. Nathan Gleason (1753-____)
3. John Gleason (1756-____)
4. Jesse Gleason (1758-____)
5. Lucretia Gleason (1760-1792)
6. son Gleason (1763-1763)
7, Sophia Gleason (1781-____)
8. Jacob Gleason (1768-1843.)2
According to White (1909) James Gleason, the father, was a somewhat eccentric characwas a physician, and also a universalist minister. In 1798 he published a doctrinal treatise containing 190 pages, and entitled "Exposition of the First Three Chapters of Genesis." It was printed by John Trumbull.2 James Gleason died on 9 October 1803 at North Gore (now Oxford), Massachusetts, at age 80.2
Citations
- Daniels, George F. History of the Town of Oxford, Massachusetts, with Genealogies. Oxford, Massachusetts: by the author, 1892.
- White, John Barber. Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas Gleason of Watertown, Mass. 1607-1909. Haverhill, Massachusetts: Press of Nicholas Print, 1909.