Ebenezer Webster was a notable American farmer and tavern owner who served in the French and Indian War and the American Revolutionary War. His son, Daniel Webster, was a United States Congressman and US Secretary of State. - AsNotedIn
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| 1739/04/22 | Susanna Batchelder, wife of Ebenezer Webster, gives birth to a son, Ebenezer Webster in Kingston, Province of New Hampshire. | Born | |||||
| 1761/01/18 | Mehetabel Smith marries Ebenezer Webster in Salisbury, Province of New Hampshire. | Groom | |||||
| 1774/00/00 | By 1774, Ebenezer Webster makes plans replace the family's log cabin with a frame residence. The American Revolution will interrupt his plans. | Home | Daniel Webster Birthplace State Historic Site | Franklin | |||
| 1774/10/13 | Abigail Eastman, daughter of Rodger Eastman and Jerusha Fitts Eastman, marries Ebenezer Webster in Salisbury, Essex, Province of Massachusetts Bay. | Groom | Salisbury, MA | Massachusetts | |||
| 1780/00/00 | Ebenezer Webster completes his new frame house on Punch Brook. | Home | Daniel Webster Birthplace State Historic Site | Franklin | |||
| 1800/00/00 | Ebenezer Webster, Daniel's father, moves into The Elms, a two-and one-half story frame house near the tavern in Salisbury which Judge Webster had operated since 1784. | Home | Daniel Webster Family Home | Franklin | |||
| 1806/04/22 | Ebenezer Webster dies at age 67 in Salisbury, New Hampshire. Col Webster is buried at Webster Place Cemetery beyond the east end of Holy Cross Road. | Died | Daniel Webster Family Home | Franklin |
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