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The Pompey, NY Pomeroy Anvil Monument

The Pompey Monument commemorates the coming together or two pioneer families, the Pomeroys and the Coes, through the marriage of Spencer Pomeroy to Mary Ann Coe, on March 3, 1807, in Pompey, NY.

Inscription

Pomeroy Anvil
In 1660 Medad Pomeroy was given an anvil like this for moving his
blacksmith shop to Northampton, MA. It remained in the
family many generations and became symbolic of
the Pomeroy family.

This replica anvil is dedicated to the
Pomeroy and Coe families who
united in Pompey with the marriage of
Spencer Pomeroy and Mary Ann Coe
in 1807.

Sarah L. Allen Pomeroy	Ithamar Coe
1740-1823	1755-1826
Mother of	Father of
Spencer Pomeroy	Mary Ann Coe
1781-1833	1790-1852

Children of Spencer and Mary Ann

Francis W. Pomeroy	Edwin Pomeroy
1807-1881	1809-1834

Sisters of Spencer who came to Pompey NY

Nancy Pomeroy Higgins	Charlotte Pomeroy Rust
1776-1826	ca 1780-ca 1810
Clarissa Pomeroy Wood 1785-