_John SCRIVENER _____
| (.... - 1675)
_John SCRIBNER ______|
| (.... - 1738) |
| |_Mary HILTON ________
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|--Edward SCRIBNER
| (1700 - ....)
| _John CLOYES ________
| |
|_Elizabeth CLOYES ___|
(.... - 1733) |
|_Mary MILLS _________
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Edward Scribner, a blacksmith, son of John Scribner and Elizabeth Cloyes, was born before 1700 in Exeter, NH. In a list of landowners in Exeter in 1725, Edward Scribner is listed as owning 30 acres of land.
He married, about 1717, Abigail Leavitt, daughter of Nehemiah Leavitt. They had seven children; Daniel, Edward, Abigail, John (died as an infant), John, Samuel, and Alice.
It is not known when Edward and Abigail Scribner were deceased, but the entire family settled among the first pioneers of Massabessic Plantation, Penobscot County, Maine, now known as Waterboro.