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Born: Dec. 25, 1764 in Salem, Mass.
Died: June 3, 1827 in Champion, N.Y.
Married: HANNAH GARE
Died: Mar. 27, 1842 aged 71 yrs. (g.s.) in Champion, N.Y.
Service: John Pardee was a private in Capt. David Pardee's Co., Col. Thasseus Crane's regiment of Westchester county militia. Was in sundry alarms in 1780-81, in Revolutionary War.
Remarks: John Pardee and his wife are buried in a private burial plot on the Champion-Great Bend road in the town of Champion, Jeff. Co., N.Y.
Found at the DAR free search site;
DAR# A086918
Service: NY
Rank: Corporal
Birth: 25 Dec 1764, White Creek, Albany Co, NY
Death: 3 June 1827, Champion, Jefferson, NY
Pension: W18719
Service Source: W18719
Service Description:
1) ALSO PVT & FIFER, CAPTS JOHN DAVIS, SIMEON NEWELL, NATHANIEL DELIVAN, EPHRAIM LOCKWOOD,
2) COLS ASA WATERMAN, MARCUS WILLETT, GILBERT DRAKE, THADDEUS CRANE
Spouse: Hannah Gage
Birth: 28 Feb 1771, VT
Died: 27 March 1842, Wilna, Jefferson, NY
Married: 1794, Pittstown, NY
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 48876996, DAR Ancestor A086918
Born: September 20, 1764 in Richmond, N.H. (or September 29, 1764)
Died: January 26, 1828 in Watertown, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Married: 1736 at Ackworth, N.H., MARTHA HOUSTON
Born: April 26, 1769
Died: April 14, 1841 aged 72 years (g.s.) in Brownville, N.Y.
Service: James Parker served as a corporal in Capt. James Bladislin's Co.
in service of Vermont from the beginning of the campaign in 1781, the 30th of
June, for which he received 3 lbs. 15 shillings, 10 pence. Also in the will of
Capt. Peter Page's Co. of Volunteers in the service of the state commanded by
Ebenezer Walbright, Lieut., Company commandant. He enlisted in the service
September 4, 1781, ending November 21, was paid for 21 days, 5 lbs., 5 sh. and
4 pence, and for 101 miles of travel, 1 lb., 13
sh., 4 pence.
Ref. "Vermont in the Revolution, Rolls 388, document No. 314, pages 529, 530.
Doc. 125-190, p 559. Doc. 336.
Remarks: James Parker and his wife are buried in the Brownville cemetery.
His children were:
Alexander
John
Wallace
Nancey
Houston
Cyrus
Betsey
Lucinda
Amanda
Almeda
James
James Parker came with his family in 1802. They came in upon a sled drawn by oxen all the way from Vermont. In company with his son Alexander, he became interested in the manufacture of the solid millstones, then the only stones used in grinding grain, in use throughout the whole north country.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 75963840, DAR Ancestor A087528
Born: April 15, 1757 at Groton, Mass. (V.R.)
Died: April 18, 1840, "ae 81 yrs. and a few days," Rodman, N.Y.
Married: 1st "soon after the war" LUCY BLANCHARD
Married: 2nd FANNY NEWTON, sister of Nehemiah Newton
Born: 1764
Died: Sept. 10, 1839 ae 75 yrs. (g.s.) in town of Rodman, N.Y.
Service: John Parker volunteered June 1, 1775 at Sherley, Mass., for eight
months under Col. Whitney of the Mass. Line. In the battle of Flatbush and White
Plains. Was at the surrender of Burgoyne.
Veterans Administration, Washington D.C. S.C.11181
Remarks: John Parker and his second wife are buried in the Honeyville Cem. in the town of Adams, Jeff. Co. N.Y. At the ate of fifteen John and his brother Abel left home, going to Maine where they learned the blacksmithing trade. When seventeen and Abel nineteen they went to Rhode Island and joined the army. Was on pension list of 1832.
John, after his first marriage, removed to Buckingham, Windham Co., Vt., where he lived until 1806 when he came to Jefferson County, N.Y. Had five sons and two daughters. This information found in "Links in the Chain."
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76862149
Born: 1763 at Walpole, N.H.
Died: February 25, 1835 at Plessis, Jefferson Co., N.Y. (aged 72 yrs.)
Married: LYDIA WATTS
Born: 1773
Died: September 5, 1843 aged 70 yrs. (g.s.) in Plessis, Jefferson Co.,
N.Y.
Service: Joseph Parker served in Capt. Peter Page's Co. of volunteers in
the service of the state commanded by Eden Walbridge, Lieut. Col., Commandant
from September 2, 1781 to November 21, 1781.
Adjutant General's Office, Montpelier, Vermont.
Remarks: Joseph Parker and his wife are buried in Brookside cemetery at Plessis, N.Y. He went from Walpole to Shrewbury and from there to Middlebury, Vt.; from there he moved to Plessis, Jefferson County, N.Y. It is known by Joseph Parker's own statement that he was present at the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown, Va., that he walked from there to his home in Vermont after the surrender, that he was in the command of Marquis de La Ronerac (Armand Taffin). Marquis de La Ronerac was one of the Frenchman who came over with Lafayette. He organized an independent command and perhaps for this reason its records are incomplete. Col. Armand is mentioned in history as taking an important part in the siege and capture of Yorktown.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 11868712, DAR Ancestor A087668, 1835 Census of Pensioners
Born: 1763, Middletown, Rutland, Vt.
Died: 1835 in town of Alexandria, Jeff. Co., N.Y.
Married: MARY WATTS
Born: 1773
Died: 1843 aged 70 yrs. (g.s.) in Alexandria N.Y.
Service: Joseph Parker enlisted in June 1779 for six months in a company
called "The Rangers," at Walpole, N.H. Capt. Ephraim Stow's Co., of Col.
Whitcome's Regt. also served under Capt. Peter Page's Co. of Col. Eb. Walbridge's
regiment. Enlisted again for three years in 1781 in French Legion of Horse. Was
mustered out at Philadelphia, Penn. Served until Dec. 1783.
Veteran's Administration, Washington, D.C. S.C. 43772
Remarks: Joseph Parker and his wife are buried at Brookside cemetery in Plessis, town of Alexandria, Jeff. Co., N.Y. He came to Jefferson County to be with his children.
NOTE BPC; May refer to the above Patriot.
Born: 1753 at Methume, Essex Co., Mass.
Died: Sept. 2, 1828 in town of Henderson, Jeff. Co. N.Y.
Married: HANNAH B.
Born: 1762
Died: Sept. 16, 1828 in town of Henderson, aged 67 yrs. (g.s.)
Service: Joseph V. Parker served as a private in Capt. Whittier's Co. of Col.
Briggs Regt. from Aug 1777 to Dec. 1, 1777. Reenlisted the same day in Capt.
Gage's Co. Served until 1780. Was in battle of Stillwater.
Veteran's Administration, Washington, D.C. S.C. 43796
Remarks: Joseph V. Parker and his wife are buried in the Carpenter cemetery
in the town of Henderson, Jeff. Co., N.Y.
"Like most of his fellow soldiers, he lived a brave --- and died a poor man" (on
his headstone)
NOTE BPC: I believe this should be Joseph Upton Parker, DAR Ancester A087671.
He married Abigail Whitter, born 15 March 1770 at Methuen, Essex, MA, died at Danville, VT
29 March 1810, on 2 April 1792 at Methuen, Essex, MA.
Died: 1778 (?) killed in the woods
Married: Feb 1780 HANNAH BRONNER
Born: 1760
Died: Mar. 13, 1838 aged 78 yrs. Calcium, Jeff. Co., N.Y.
Service: Joseph Passage enlisted about 1777 as a private in Col. Gansevoort's regiment for three years. Served from May 1782 to Jan. 1783 in Capt. Peter Feerics'(?) Fearce ? Co., in Col Wiessenfels regiment. Also served as a waiter. Served at German Flats, Herkimer Co., N.Y.
Remarks: There are no headstones to mark the resting place of this family
but the pension records state they lived in Calcium, N.Y.
After the death of Joseph Passage, his wife Hannah married Philip Harwick, who
died July 20, 1810. Joseph and Hannah Passage had two children, names not given.
Hannah Hawwick's name appears on the church membership of the old Calcium Church.
Archives Building, Washington, D.C. W.17043
Note: The records of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of German
Flatts in Fort Herkimer, town of German Flatts, Herkimer County, N.Y., Vol. I.
p. 78 shows:
Joseph Passage and wife Anna, had daughter Sophia, born Oct 24, 1783, bapt. Nov.
18, 1783. Sponsors for baptism, Johannes Schall and Salome.
Born: April 2, 1747 in Stratford, Conn.
Died: January 18, 1830 in East Rodman, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Married: 1st, May 8, 1770 probably in Stratford, Conn., MARY BROOKS
Born: July 3, 1751 at Stratford, Conn.
Died: May 1, 1810 aged 60 yrs. (g.s.) in East Rodman, N. Y.
Married: 2nd, after 1820, ABIGAIL SEELEY FOSTER
Born: October 2, 1754 in Stratford, Conn.
Died: June 10, 1829 aged 75 yrs. (g.s.) East Rodman, N.Y.
Service: John Peck served in the war of the Revolution as corporal in Col. Lamb's regiment of Artillery 1777 and ensign in Col. Canfield's Militia Regiment at West Point.
Remarks: John Peck and his wives are buried in the Whitesville (East Rodman) Cemetery, Jefferson Co., N. Y. In the Boston Transcript of November 25, 1936 is the following: "Abigail, born in Stratford, Conn., October 2, 1756 (gravestone says 1754), married Nathan Foster October 25, 1773 in Warren, Mass. He died in Norwich, N. Y. about 1820." Abigail Foster was the mother of Sophia Foster, wife of the late Loveland Paddock of Watertown, N.Y.
Ancestor of Mrs. Grace Moffatt Lansing, (Mrs. L.S.), Nat. No. 12160
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 60742956, DAR Ancestor A087557
Son of Jonathan & Mary (Troop) Peck
Born: June 5, 1760 at Bristol, R. I.
Service: Jonathan Peck served as a private in Capt. William Throop's Co.,
under Lieut's Joseph Reynolds and Jonathan Diman. Served one month in 1776.
Served under Col. Allen three years. In 1780 he was drafted and served one
month. Was stationed at Newport, R. I.
Veterans Administration, Washington, D. C. S.C. 11220
Remarks: Jonathan Peck was given a pension in 1833, at which time he was aged 73 years and living at LeRay, Jefferson County, N. Y. In his pension he stated he was a son of Jonathan and Mary Troop Peck; that the date of his birth is written in the family bible. He enlisted when he was 16 years of age. His name does not appear in the Peck Genealogy or on any will or deed in the county of Jefferson, New York State.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 77217034, Pension S11220
Born: February 4, 1758, New Haven, Conn.
Died: June 27, 1835, Champion, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Married: ELIZABETH PRITCHARD
Born: September 7, 1762, Waterbury, Conn.
Died: February 10, 1834, Champion, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Services: Joseph Peck served as a member of the Governor's Foot Guard and
was at the Lexington Alarm; also enlisted at New Haven, Conn., February 23,
1778 for three years. Served for four years until June 9, 1783 in the
Artillery Artificers.
Oaks History, p. 1102
Remarks: Joseph Peck and his wife are buried in the Champion Hollow cemetery in the town of Champion, Jefferson County, N. Y.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 64254486, DAR Ancestor A087584
Born: 1756 at Norwich, Conn.
Died: July 3, 1838 at Pt. Peninsula, town of Lyme, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Married: 1st, EUNICE
Died: 1819 at Scipio, N. Y.
Married: 2nd, SARAH
Born: 1766
Died: December 11, 1834 aged 68 yrs. (g..s.) Pt. Peninsula, N.Y.
Service: Simon Peck enlisted from Norwich, Conn., August 14, 1777 in the
American Army. Served two years. Was in the battle of Bennington, also at
Saratoga.
Veterans Administration, Washington, D. C.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 54518557, DAR Ancestor A087842
Born: July 18, 1743 in Dutchess Co., N. Y.
Died: February 16, 1816 aged 70 yrs. (g.s.) in town of Adams, Jefferson
Co. N.Y.
Married: HANNAH HAVILAND
Born: 1744
Died: November 12, 1827 aged 83 years (g.s.) in town of Adams,
Jefferson Co., N. Y.
Service: Ammiel Penny was a private in the Revolution in Col. John
Field's Regiment.
War Department, Washington, D. C.
Remarks: Ammiel Penny and his wife are buried in the Rural Cemetery in the
village of Adams, N.Y. Ammiel Penny came from good Puritan stock. His
grandfather on his mother's side, George Wicks, was a Presbyterian minister,
sent from England as a missionary to Cape Cod, among the Indians. His
granddaughter, Mrs. Henry Bailey, says her grandfather, Ammiel, was twice
married. His first wife must have died before he came into Jefferson Co. in
1806. Two of his nine children were John, aged 21 in 1806 and George, aged 25
in 1806.
See also Ammiel Penny Pioneer Family
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76904070, DAR Ancestor A088549
Born: November 30, l765
Died: April 23, 1864 in town of Henderson, N. Y.
Married: June 23, 1800 at Rome, N. Y., by Squire Knight, HANNAH FOX,
sister of Daniel Fox of Adams, N. Y.
Born: June 15, 1774 at Groton, Conn.
Died: August 25, 1866 or 1867 in town of Henderson, N.Y.
Service: John Pettingill enlisted in August 1780 for three months in
Capt. Smith's Co., of Col. Wells' Regt.
Veterans Administration, Washington, D.C. B.L.Wt. 26017-160-55
Remarks: John Pettingill and his wife are buried in the Carpenter Cemetery in the town of Henderson, N. Y. In 1876 their children were:
James of Henderson, aged 62 yrs.
Eastman P., of Rodman, N. Y., aged 65 yrs.
Izriah Ramsey of Ellisburgh, aged 67 yrs.
John Pettingill said he lived at Frogsneck, Windham, Conn.
Note: The 1840 Census of Pensioners, published Washington, D.C., 1841, lists: John Pettingell, age 73, Town of Henderson, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 55733427, DAR Ancestor A089759
Born: June 29, 1759 in town of Dighton, Mass.
Died: 1855 in Mannsville, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Married: CHLOE CHASE
Born: 1758
Died: April 6, 1846 aged 88 yrs. (g.s.) at Mannsville, N. Y.
Service: Abiezer Phillips enlisted at the age of 16 years and served
during the entire war. Enlisted in 1776 in the Mass. Line and served for 21
days, in R.I., under Capt. Ephraim Hathaway in Col. Sylvester Richmond's
regiment. On Oct. 2, 1777, enlisted in Capt. James Briggs' Co. of Militia,
Col. Richmond's Regt., stationed at Fall River. In 1780 enlisted in
Capt. Bates' Co., Mass. Line for 3 months in R. I.
Veterans Adininistration, Washington, D. C. S.C. 29381
Remarks: Abiezer Phillips and his wife are buried in Maple Wood cemetery
in Mannsville, Jefferson Co., N. Y. They came to Mannsville, N. Y. in 1819.
May have lived in Rehoboth, Mass.
Oaks History, p. 619
Note: The 1840 Census of Pensioners, published Washington, D. C., 1841, lists Abiezar Phillips, age 81, living with M. Phillips, Town of Ellisburg, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76904643
Born: 1752, Uxbridge, Mass.
Died: August 31, 1837, Hounsfield, Jefferson Co., N.y.
Married: 1st, HANNAH
Born: 1763
Died: June 10, 1832 aged 69 yrs.
Married: 2nd. name of second wife not known
Service: Charles Phillips served as a private in Capt. Edward Seagrave's
Co., Col. Joseph Read's (20) Regt., muster roll dated August 1, 1775.
Enlisted May 13, 1775, served 2 months, 24 days; a1so company return dated
September 25, 1775; also return of men raised to serve in Continental Army
from Capt. Samuel Read's Co. Engaged from town of Uxbridge, joined Capt.
Knap's Co., Col. Shepard's Regt. Discharged February 20,
Mass. Soldiers and Sailors
Remarks: Charles Phillips and his wife are buried on his farm in the town
of Hounsfield. He came to Jefferson Co., from Putney, Vt.
Children:
Joseph Phillips
Jonathan Phillips
Elijah Phillips
Chauncey Phillips
Sally Phillips
Arthur Phillips
Icabod Phillips
William Phillips
Hannah Phillips
Waring E. or F.
Ann Phillips.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 77217176, 1835 Census of Pensioners
Born: 1758 of Waltham, Mass.
Died: March 11, 1854 in the town of Hounsfie1d, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Married: 1st, RACHEL GALE
Died: after 1805
Married: 2nd, January 9, 1820 in Cheshire Co., N. H., CHARLOTTE HAYDEN
Born: 1783
Service: Ebenezer Phillips served as a private in Col. Bond's Regiment,
Capt. Trow's Company for twelve mouths. Discharged at Mt. Independance.
Veterans Administration, Washington, D. C.
Remarks: Ebenezer Phillips is buried in the North Adams cemetery. His
wife is not there or her headstone has disappeared. He had two daughters:
Roxie aged 17 yrs., and Betsey aged 13 months, in 1822.
S.C. 29381, S.L.Wt. 38578-160-55
Note: The 1840 Census of Pensioners, published Washington, D. C., 1841, lists Ebenezer Phillips, age 80 years, Town of Houndsfield, Jefferson County, N. Y.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76905059, DAR Ancestor A090434, 1835 Census of Pensioners
Born: 1761 in Springfield, Otsego Co., N.Y.
Died: July 23, 1856 in town of Orleans, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Service: Adolphus Pickard enlisted as a corporal in June 1776 in Capt.
Weser's Co., of Col. Campbell's Regt. of Infantry. Called out in 1777 and
marched to Fort Stanwix. Was at the battle of Oriskany and received a wound
in the shoulder. In 1778 served at Springfield, N.Y. in garrison under Capt.
Weser. Also went to Cherry Valley. In l779 enlisted at Palatine under Capt.
John Casselman, Col. Burn's Regt. for seven months. In 1782 did scouting duty
on the Hudson River. Discharged at Fort Plain.
Veterans Administration, Washington, D.C. S.C. 18162
Remarks: The grave of Adolphus Pickard has not been found. His eldest son, Adolphus, born in 1801, is buried in the Evans Mills cemetery. The following children's names are to be found in his pension papers:
Adolphus, b. 1801;
Susannah Hardy;
Catherine Turner, b. 1804 at Orleans Four Corners;
Clarissa Pickard, b. 1808 at Orleans Four Corners;
Charles;
Sally Frost ? (hard to read);
David, b. 1814
All of the town of Orleans.
Mary Tanner or Turner, wife of John Jonas Pickard of Bristol, N. Y.
Jonathan Pickard of Lock, Mich.
Note: The 1840 Census of Pensioners, published Washington, D. C., 1841, lists Adolphus Picket, age 79, Town of Orleans, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 77217477
Son of Samuel & Grace (Babcock) Plumb
Born: April 4, 1760 in Stonington, Conn.
Died: December 2, 1841in Brownville, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Married: August 19, 1781 ANNA LANGWORTHY daughter of Sanford & Anna (Babcock)
Langworthy
Born: November 4, 1764 in Conn.
Died: June 5, 1852 in Brownville, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Service: Nathaniel Plumb enlisted April 1775 with Capt. James Eldridge's Company, changed to Capt. Darrow's Company.
Remarks: Nathaniel Plumb and his wife are buried in the cemetery in the
village of Brownville, Jefferson County, N Y. They had twelve children:
George, who was born in Oneida Co., N. Y.;
Charles P., born in Brownville in 1811,
were two of the children.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76005557, DAR Ancestor A089800, 1835 Census of Pensioners
Son of Abel & Hannah (Green) Potter
Born: March 10, 1760 in West Greenwich, Kent Co., R. I.
Died: March l3. 1846 in town of Ellisburg, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Married: abt. 1782, perhaps in Halifax, Vt., MARGARET GREEN, daughter of
Job and Meribah (Carr) Green
Born: August 5, 1763, West Greenwich, R. I.
Died: July 13, 1845 aged 82 yrs. (g.s.) in town of Ellisburg, N. Y.
Service: Abel Potter enlisted from West Greenwich, R. I. Served as a
private under Capt. Whitman; as Ensign under Capt. Hoppin and Col. Topham;
as Lieutenant under Capt. Traffam and Col. Barton. In fall of 1778 was taken
prisoner in R. I. by scouts and taken to a British camp where he made his
escape and returned to his regiment. Afterwards served as Capt. of Militia
upon numerous occasions to the end of the war. He was with Col. Barton when
he captured Gen. Prescott. Was wounded in the right thigh during the battle
of R.I.
War Department, Washington, D. C.
Remarks: Lieut. Abel Potter and his wife are buried in the Woodville cemetery in the town of Ellisburg, Jefferson County, N. Y.
Note: The 1840 Census of Pensioners, published Washington, D. C., 1841, lists Abel Potter, age 80 years, Town of Ellisburg, Jefferson County, N. Y.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76913959, DAR Ancestor A091524
Son of Theophelus & Lois Potter
Born: July 31, 1752 at Marlborough, Mass.
Died: July 15, 1830 at Pierrepont Manor, Jefferson, Co., N. Y.
Married: June 21, 1774 at Brookfield, Mass., SUSANNAH RICE, daughter of
Zebulum and Abigail Rice
Born: September 28, 1758, Westboro, Mass. (Westboro Rec., p.90)
Service: Ephraim Potter enlisted in the Revolutionary War Feb. 3, 1777 and
served as a private in Capt. Nathan Goodale's Co. of Col. Rufus Putnam's
regiment. Became Sergeant in Nov. 1777 and Ensign Oct. 19, 1781 with J. Benson
as Captain. Discharged Jan. 9, 1783 at Newburg, N. Y.
Veteran Administration, Washington, D. C
Remarks: Ephraim Potter and his family are buried in the village cemetery
in Pierrepont Manor, in the town of Ellisburg, Jefferson Co., N. Y. His wife
does not seem to be there.
D.A.R., Vol. 60, p. 258.
Children:
Ephraim, b. Dec. 3, 1774, Brookfield, Mass.
Susannah b. June 27, 1776, d. Sept. 18, 1778
Susannah, b. Nov. 21, 1783, m. Ebenezer Brown
Nancy, b. Nov. 21, 1784, m. Benjamin Barney
Edwin, b. 1791, m. Nancy Earl
Lucinda, m. William Lewis
MASSACHUSETTS SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76914352, DAR Ancestor A091566, 1835 Census of Pensioners
of Brookfield
List of men raised in 1777 to serve in the Continental Army, as returned by Capt. Daniel Gilbert, residence, Brookfield; engaged for town of Brookfield; joined Capt. Goodale's company, Col. Putnam's Regiment, term 3 yrs.; also list of men raised to serve in the Continental Army from James Converse's (4th Worcester Co.) Regiment, also list of men mustered by Thomas Newhall, Muster for Worcester County; Capt. Goodale's Company, Col. Putnam's Regiment; mustered Apr. 10, 1777; term during war; also Corporal, Major Allen's Company, Col. Putnam's Regiment.
Continental Army pay accounts for service from Feb. 3, 1777 to Dec. 31, 1779; reported as serving 9 months, 4 days as Corporal, 25 months, 24 days as Sergeant; also Sergeant, Capt. Nathan Goodale's Company, Col. Rufus Putnam's 4th Regiment; return dated Albany, Feb. 9, 1778. Mustered by Capt. Newhall; also Capt. Goodale's Company, Col. Putnam's (5th) Regiment; Continental Army pay accounts for service from Jan. 1, 1780 to Dec. 31, 1780; also descriptive list dated West Point, Jan. 10, 1781, Capt. Goodale's Company, Col. Putnam's (5th) Regiment; rank Sergeant; age 26 years, 5 months; stature 5 feet 1 ˝ in.; complexion light; hair dark; eyes dark; enlistment during war; also Sergeant. Capt. Nathan Goodale's Company, Col. Putnam's Regiment; muster roll for Jan. 1781; also Muster Rolls for Feb. and Mar. 1781, dated Garrison West Point; reported transferred to Capt. Smith's Company, Apr. 1, 1781; also Sergeant Major, Capt. Sylvanus Smith's Company, Col. Rufus Putnam's Regiment; Muster rolls for Feb. - May, 1781, sworn to in Garrison at West Point; reported transferred to Capt. Goodale's Company, June 1, 1781.
Ephraim Potter:
Rank: Ensign; Annual allowance: 240.00; Sums received 431.51;
Description of service: Massachusetts Line.
When placed on the pension roll: June 15, 1818;
Commencement of Pension, May 18, 1818.
Ref.: U. S. Secretary of War -- in relation to the Pension Establishment of
the United States, 1835. Vol. 2, p. 161.
Descriptive List 1781 - 1 - 10
26 5 years old at that date
1754 - 8 - 10
According to the above this Ephraim was born August of 1754.
Ephriam Potter who married Susannah Rice was born July 31, 1752, Marlborough, Mass.
Born: 1756 in Livingston Manor, N. Y.
Died: Mar. 30, 1840 in town of Ellisburg, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Married: HANNAH, Feb.1783 at West Camp, Co1umbia Co., N.Y.
Service: Nicholas Powers served as a private in Capt. Peter Casbeck's
(Peter Van Gaasbeck) Co. in 1775 for two months, 10 days and in 1776 and 1777
for six months as sergeant in Lt. Jacob Bowen's Co. In June 1777, he served
for six weeks, twelve days as private in Capt. Pulver's Co. and Capt.
Rockefeller's Co; in Aug. 1778 for three months as Ensign in Capt. Pulver's
Co. and in Aug. 1780 for two months as private in Capt. Miller's Co. Was in
the battle of Saratoga and at the taking of Burgoyne.
"Roberts in the Rev. War."
Veterans Administration Washington, D. C.
Remarks: The graves of Nicholas Powers and his wife have not been found.
Nicholas Powers came from Hoosick, N.Y. to Ellisburg about 1823. His pension
was allowed Sept. 11, 1832. His wife Hannah, was allowed a pension Apr. 11,
1843 when she was 77 years old and living with her son Jacob, at Ellisburg, N.
Y. In the Maplewood cemetery at Mannsville, N.Y. is to be found the graves of
Jacob Powers and his wife. So probably that is where Nicholas Powers and his
wife are buried, but their stones have disappeared. The only Nicholas Powers
on Revolutionary Pension Roll.
His children were:
Andrew, b. 1789
Jacob b. 1794, married an Onderkerk
Philip
Nicholas
Betsey, who married a Hardy
Sophia, who married a Snyder
Jane, who married a Bennett.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76914754, DAR Ancestor A092281
Born: Nov. 21, 1744, Bolton, Mass.
Married: SYDONIA KING
Born: Nov. 19, l754, Warwick, R. I.
Service: Joshua Priest served in the Revolutionary War in 1781 in Capt. Icabod Robinson's Co. of Militia from Clarendon, Vt. Signed or Certified by the Adj. Gen. of Montpelier, Vt.
Remarks: Joshua Priest lived at Clarendon, Vt., during the Revolution but later went to Watertown, N. Y. The graves of Joshua Priest and his wife have not been located.
Born: March. 28, 1731 at Cornwell, Conn.
Died: 1818 at Smithville, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Married: Nov. 19, 1752, MARY BUTLER
Service: Willett Ranney served as a private in Capt. Samuel Walcott's Co.
of Col. Hopkins' Regt. from July 16, 1776 to Aug. 5, 1776. Marched to
Highland, N. Y.; private under Capt. Elijah Dunning's Co. of Col. John
Ashley's Regt. from July 8, 1777 to July 28, 1777. Called out by Maj. Gen.
Schuyler to march to the relief of Fort Edward.
War Department, Washington, D. C.
Remarks: The burial place of Willet Ranney and his wife cannot be found.
It is known he was living in Smithville at the beginning of the War of 1812.
Some of his family are buried in the Smithville cemetery.
Mrs. Hadcock, Nat. No. 65050 (Mrs. Mary Ranney Hadcock)
Children of Willet and Mary Ranney:
James, b. Feb. 27, 1757
Seth, b. Jan. 21, 1761
Willett, b. Aug. 6, 1769, m. Betsey Robbins
Butler
Chloe, b. Mar. 2, 1753, m. Nat. Gilbert
Polly, b. Mar. 1755, m. William Smith
Lucinda, b. Jan. 20, 1759
Sally, b. Jan. 2, 1763, m. David Andrus
Sybil, b. Jan. 7, 1765, m. Richard Willis
Lucy, b. 1767, m. Mr. Bradner
Percy, b. 1773, m. Samuel Jarvis.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 77217797, DAR Ancestor A094457
Born: July 14, 1755, came from Palatine (now Oppenheim),N.Y.
Died: Mar. 25, 1841 in town of Theresa, N. Y.
Married: 1st, ELIZABETH FAILING
Married: 2nd , in summer of 1793, MARGARET HALLEGAR
Born: 1769
Service: George Rappole enlisted for three years in 1777, under Capt.
Finck's Co., of Col. Van Schaick's Regt. Did service at Rome, N.Y. Was in
the battle of Oriskany.
Veterans Administration, Washington, D. C. W.C. 1651
Remarks: The grave of George Rappole has not been found but a number of Rappole graves are to be found in the old Theresa cemetery. Their daughter Elizabeth, born Mar. 2, 1794 married Hosea Hough of Theresa.
Note: The Census of Pensioners, 1840, published Washington, D. C., 1841, lists George Rappole, age 89 years, Town of Alexandria, Jefferson County, N.Y., living with Henry Rappole.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 77218052
Born: Oct. 2, 1747 at Uxbridge, Mass.
Died: Sept.18, 1835 in town of Rutland, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Married: 1st, Dec. 3, 1767, CHLOE FISH
Born: Sept.28, 1748
Married: 2nd, unknown
Service: Timothy Rawson served as a private in Capt. Joseph Chapin's Co.
Minute Men on alarm of April 19, 1775. Served 15 days. Also Sergeant in
Capt. Andrew Peter's Co., Col. Joseph Read's Co., 10th Regt. Muster Roll
dated Aug. 1, 1775. Also in Capt. Thaddeus Read's Co., Col. Nathan Tyler's
Regt. Enlisted July 28, 1780, discharged Aug. 1, 1780.
Pension Department Washington, D. C.
Remarks: Timothy Rawson is buried in the Huntingville [Huntingdonville?]
Cemetery, town of Watertown, N. Y. His wives do not seem to be there.
His children were:
Dolly, b. Mar. 10, 1768, m. Mason Whitney
Chauncey, b. Oct. 23, 1770, m. Sibel Pratt
Perley, b. May 9, 1773, m. Charles Counnis
Lucy, b. Dec. 23, 1775, m. Joseph Hall
Sally, b. Jan. 6, 1778, m. Nathan Bullard
Luther, b. Dec. 13, 1780, m. Ruby Parker
Calvin, b. June 4, 1785, m. Nancy Sherman
Perlina, b. Mar. 20, 1787, m. John Beatley
(Mrs. William J. Linnell, D.A.R. Nat. No. 116319.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76915863, DAR Ancestor A093539
Son of Joshua & Sarah (underhill) Read
Born: 1763
Died: 1846 in town of Adams, Jefferson Co., N. Y. (g.s.)
Married: 1st, ROCSA (?) LYON
Born: 1771
Died: 1831 aged 60 in town of Adams, N. Y. (g.s.)
Married: 2nd, ROSE LYMAN
Died: 1842 aged 72 yrs. (g.s.) in town of Adams, N.Y.
Married: 3rd, ABIGAIL
Died: (same data given as for Rose Lyman - undoubtedly an error in one
or the other).
Service: Simon Read served in Capt. William White's Co., Col. John Brown's
Regt. in 1780 when his Col. was killed at Stone Arabia. He enlisted in 1781
under Capt. Joseph Price.
Veterans Administration, Washington, D.C.
Remarks: Simon Read and his wife are buried in the North Adams Cemetery in the town of Adams, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76916445, DAR Ancestor A094723
Son of Samuel & Sibil (Bowen) Read
Born: Sept. 18, 1756 at Warren, R. I. (R.I.V.S.)
Died: April 4, 1822 in town of Brownville, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Married: 1st , ELIZABETH READ, daughter of Joshu and Betty (Barney) Read of
Berkshire, County, Mass.
Died: 1796
Married: 2nd, SUBMIT PRESTON READ, widow of Samuel Read
Service: Squire Read served as a private in the Berkshire Co. Militia in
1781 under Capt. Samuel Clark
D.A.R. Lineage Book, Vol. 28, p. 269
Remarks: The Read family of Jefferson Co., has been studied by Mrs. L. S.
Lansing and she has compiled a very interesting amount of information on this
family.
Squire Read and his first wife had the following children:
Sally
Calvin
Luther
Daniel who was born 1796, the same year his mother died.
Children by the second wife:
Betsey, b. 1798
Olive, b. 1800
Laura, b. 1803
Hiram Abif, b. 1805
George W., b. 1807
Stephen, b. 1809
Asa b. 1811
Cynthia b. 1813
Luther Read was born 1787, married Polly Wescott, had eighteen children, served in the War of 1812 and died in 1867. He is buried in the Stone Cemetery on Pillar Point, with his wife, who died in 1879.
Calvin married Polly Seaman and Hiram married Betsy Smedley. Squire Read is buried in the Sherwin Cemetery on Pillar Point but the graves of the wives are not found.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 67793743, DAR Ancestor A094727
Son of James and Mehitable (Bliss) Redway
(See Pioneer Preserved Redway for updated information)
Born: July 14, 1764 at Rehoboth, Mass.
Died: Apr. 25, 1837 in town of Adams, N.Y. (aged 73 yrs.) (g.s.)
Married: AZUBAH JONES
Born: Nov. 1, 1771 at Somers, Conn.
Died: Jan. 1, 1853 in town of Adams, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Service: Preserved Redway served in the war of the Revolution as a private
in Capt. Robert Warner's Co. from Feb. 1781 to Dec. 31, 1783. Was also a
Corporal. History says he served for three years in Conn. Line as one of Gen.
Washington's bodyguard.
War Department, Washington, D. C.
Remarks: Preserved Redway and his wife are buried in the Rural cemetery in
the village of Adams, N. Y. The children of Preserved Redway and his wife
were all born in Galway, Saratoga Co., N. Y., with the exception of the last
three.
They were:
Chauncey H.
Polly
Azubah
Abel
Daniel J.
Albert G.
David J.
Abel (2)
Harvey N.
Mary
Note: The records of The First Presbyterian Church, West Galway, Fulton
County, N. Y., contains the following:
Jan. 27, 1831 - Mr.-----------
Redaway, Ellisburgh, Jefferson County, N.Y. married Charlotte Grenell, Galway,
in Galway at Ezra Grenell's.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76919780, DAR Ancestor A094090
Born: February 15, 1762 in Newton, Mass.
Died: May 11, 1847, town of Clayton, Jefferson County, N.Y.
Married: 1st, abt. 1782, HANNAH SLADE
Born: Apr. 12, 1765
Died: Jan. 24, 1824
Married: 2nd, PHOEBE (CAMPBELL) SAVAGE
Born: Oct. 28, 1755
Died: May 15, 1835, town of Clayton, Jefferson Co., N.Y. (probably)
Service: Amos Reed enlisted as a private and his name appears on a muster
and pay roll of Capt. John Carpenter's Co. of Gurads. Enlisted October 6, 1779;
discharged January 6, 1780. Time of service three months. Was stationed at
Springfield, Mass. Amos Reed appears with rank of private on Muster and Pay
Roll of Capt. Levi Ely's Co., Col. John Brown's Regt.
Enlisted August 9, 1780, discharged October 22, 1780. Served two months.
Commonwealth of Mass., Vol. 26, p. 193; Vol. 18, p. 256
Remarks: Amos Reed and two of his children are buried in the Three Mile
Creek cemetery in the town of Clayton. Many of the stones are gone but one says
"son of Amos and Phebe". This is not correct as all his children were by his
first wife, Hannah. The son John died February 23, 1878, aged 93 years and by
that time his mother had been forgotten.
The children of Amos and Hannah Reed are as follows:
Araha Reed b. March 18, 1783
John Savage Reed b. September 19, 1784, m. Submit Joiner.
Polly Reed b. June 26, 1786, m. Truman Barker
Amos Reed, Jr. b. April 14, 1788
Phebe Reed b. January 17, 1790, m. Peter Wright
William Reed b. January 12, 1792
Rolon Reed b. April 6, 1795, d. December 9, 1801
Simeon Parker Reed b. March 24, 1797
Hannah Reed b. September 2, 1799, m. Joseph L. Green
Betsy Reed b. January 25, 1802, m. Joshua Rogers
Rolon Reed, II b. August 22, 1804, m. Alvira Case
James Slade Reed b. December 17, 1806, m. Betsy E. Case
Thankful Purline Reed b. December 19, 1809, m. Phillip Henry
Genealogical Committee, LeRay de Chaumont Chapter, Watertown, New York
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 74845768, DAR Ancestor A094182
Born: February 9, 1765, Hinsdale, Cheshire Co., N. H.
Died: November 11, 1842, Evans Mills, Jefferson County, N Y.
Service: Ephraim Reed was drafted March 1777 and served in Capt. John
Scott's Co. of Col. Ellis' Regiment. Left home April 1, 1777 and joined the
army at Mt. Independence. Was at the surrender of Burgoyne.
Archives Building, Washington, D. C. See Pension No. 10639
Remarks: Ephraim Reed is buried in the village cemetery at Evans Mills, Jefferson County, N.Y. Do not have the name of his wife. In the pension of Capt. John Evans, pension No. 10639, he states that Ephraim Reed was in the service with him and was from the same town.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76920271
Born: 1751, at Wallingford, Conn.
Died: November 12, 1851 at Carthage, N.Y.
Married: 1774, LEVINA WISE
Born: 1757
Died: October 28, 1840 aged 85 yrs. (g.s.) at Carthage, N.Y.
Service: Benjamin Rice served as a private in Capt. John Rice's Co., Col.
Phinney's Regt. of eight months men. Was with the army at the siege of Boston
in 1775, having enlisted ------ of 1775. Also in Col. Phinney's Regt. under
twelve months enlistment from January 1, 1776.
Service found in Vol. 13 of "Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolution" (Massachusetts).
Remarks: Benjamin Rice and his wife are buried in the West Carthage Cemetery. Mrs. Maie(?) Eliza Rice Colburn (Mrs. Fred) of Carthage, N.Y., joined on this record. Nat. No. 122779
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 26124702, DAR Ancestor A094833
Born: 1760
Died: September 16, 1841 aged 81 yrs (g.s.) in town of Ellisburg, N.Y.
Married: February 24, 1784 at Berry, Mass. (co. of Worcester), RUTH HOLDEN
Born: May 4, 1761
Died: June 4, 1851 aged 90 yrs. 1 mo. (g.s.) in town of Ellisburg, N.Y.
Service: Rufus Richardson served as sergeant in Capt. Hadam's Co., Col.
Putnam's Conn. Line for two years.
Veterans Administration, Washington, D. C. W.C. 18816
Remarks: Rufus Richardson and his wife are buried in the Reed Cemetery in the town of Ellisburg, Jefferon Co., N. Y. On his headstone it stated he was a Revolutionary soldier and was one of George Washington's life guard. Has D.A.R. Marker. Had son Rufus of Buffalo, aged 54 years in 1853. Rev. Josiah Danna, of Barre, Mass. had the church marriage records, which had been kept by Rev. James Thompson. This record was found when Ruth Richardson was trying to get a pension and had to have the date of her marriage. (November 11, 1844).
Note: The 1840 Census of Pensioners, published Washington, D. C., 1841, lists Rufus Richardson, aged 79 years, Town of Ellisburg, Jefferson County, N.Y.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 20859789, DAR Ancestor A095729
Born: March 22, 1759, in Sterling, Mass.
Died: January 14, 1852 aged 93 yrs. (g.s.) in Watertown, N.Y.
Married: 1781 in Lancaster, Mass., MARY THURSTON
Born: October 1761
Died: June 29, 1839 aged 77 yrs., 8 mos. (g.s.) in town of Watertown, N.Y.
Service: Tilly Richardson was but sixteen years old, when in opposition to
his family's wishes, he became a patriot. He never saw any of his family again.
Was present at the siege of Dorchester Heights in 1776. Went to Saratoga. Was
at the surrender of Burgoyne and at the siege of New York in 1778.
Ref. Arch. in the Commonwealth of Mass
Haddocks History of Jefferson County, N.Y.
Remarks: Tilly Richardson and his wife, Mary, and most of his children are
buried in Brookside cemetery, Watertown, N.Y. Further data on his family can
be found in the office files of the Jefferson County Historical Society at
Watertown, N. Y.
Ref. Child's Gazetteer of Jefferson Co., N.Y., p. 710
D.A.R. Cemetery records.
Ancestor of Jeannette M. Adams, Nat. No. 47290. After the close of the war,
Tilly Richardson returned home and in 1802 went to Jefferson County, N.Y.
Bronze marker placed on his grave May 31, 1903.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76921300, DAR Ancestor A095946
Son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Shephard) Rider
Born: May 11, 1757 at Douglass, R. I. (or May 5)
M
Died: August 25, 1825 in town of Lyme, Jefferson County, N.Y.
Married: April 24, 1780 (or May 24, 1778), ESTHER JOSLYN
Born: 1758
Died: December 4, 1844 aged 86 yrs. (g.s.) in Lyme, N Y.
Service: David Rider enlisted May 1, 1775 at Roxbury and was in the service
from December 14, 1776 to March 1777. Enlisted from Worcester Co. for nine
months, from time of arrival at Fish Kill, June 7, 1778.
Adj. Gen. Office, Boston, Mass.
Remarks: David Rider and his wife are buried in the Guffin Bay Cemetery on
Point Solubrious, in the town of Lyme, Jefferson County, N.Y.
His children were:
Benjamin, b. 1779, m. Polly Knapp
Joseph, b. 1780, m. Mary Hill
Esther, b. 1799, m. Hiram Pomeroy
Deborah, b. 1800, m. Silas Greenman.
The date of marriage, April 24, 1780, is the date supplied by someone in
Washington. The date May 24, 1778 is from family records.
Nat. No. 102572
Nat. No. 95157
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 55623293, DAR Ancestor A096379
Born: April 20, 1765
Died: April 3, 1844 in town of Watertown, Jefferson County, N.Y.
Married: November 19, 1788 at Cambridge, Oneida Co., N.Y. by Elder Wait,
HILDAH MILLER
Born: November 23, 1766
Died: October 5, 1856 aged 91 yrs. (g.s.) in town of Watertown, N.Y.
Service: Josiah Rising enlisted in 1781 for three years in Capt. William
Stanton's Co. of Col. Elisha Sheldon's Regt. of the Conn. Line and served until
the close of the war. Discharged at West Point, October 1783
Veterans Administration, Washington, D. C. W.C. 18818
Remarks: Josiah Rising and his wife are buried in the old cemetery at
Talcott's Stand, town of Watertown, N. Y.
The following was from a Bible record,
"Josiah Rising was born April 20, 1765. Huldah Miller was born November 23, 1766.
John, first child was born 1st day of September, 1790.
Polly, 2nd child was born September 14, A.D., 1792 and departed this life
May 3, 1800 in the 9th year of her age. 'Go home, dear friends, wipe off
your tears; Here I must lie till Christ appears.'
Diana J., daughter of Josiah and Huldah Rising was born November first
day of 1795.
Major, son of Josiah and Huldah Rising, was born March, fifth day
1798.
Jesse, son of Josiah and Huldah was born May, fifteenth day, 1800.
Rebecca, daughter of Josiah and Huldah Rising was born April, twentieth day, 1805."
In 1844 Huldah Rising was living in Lee, Oneida County, N.Y. In 1849 she was living with her son Jesse, at Reading, Hillsdale County, Michigan, but in 1853 she was back in Watertown living with a daughter.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76924639, DAR Ancestor A096346
Born: 1755
Died: June 3, 1835 in Hounsfield or Ellisburg, Jefferson County, N.Y.
Married: December 28, 1786 at Nelson (Parkersfield), N.H., MRS. ELIZABETH
BUTTERFIELD
Born: 1765
Died: September 4, 1848 in town of Orleans, Jefferson County, N.Y.
Service: Samuel Rixford served as private and corporal from 1780 to 1783,
Capt. Thomas Turner's Co., Col. Henry Jackson's Regt. of the Mass. Line.
Enlisted in Mass. Was in the battle of White Plains. Discharged at West
Point in 1783.
Veterans Administration, Washington, D.C. W.O. 18819
Remarks: No trace of this family has been found. They probably came from N. H. to New York State. Samuel Rixford had a son Levi S. Rixford. Samuel Rixford and Elizabeth Butterfield were married by Rev. Jacob Foster, town of Nelson formerly called Parkersfield, Cheshire Co., N.H.
Note: The 1840 Census of Pensioners, published Washington, D. C., 1841, lists Elizabeth Rixford, age 75, Town of Orleans, Jefferson County, N.Y., living with Anson Squares.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 77218285, 1835 Census of Pensioners
Born: August 30, 1760, Ridgefield, Conn.
Died: June 26, 1843, Champion, Jefferson County, N.Y.
Service: Silas Rockwell entered the service in March 1776 as a private
under Capt. Smith of the Conn. Militia. Lt. Benjamin Smith and Ensign Jesse
Foster were officers of the company, Col. Cook's Regt. Silas served for 1 and
one half months. Served on Governors Island digging intrenchments. Returned
to New York City and was discharged April 15, 1776. On June 25, 1776 went
with the troops to Long Island. The troops were commanded by Washington,
Sullivan and Putnam. Marched with the troops in the retreat from Harlem and
later to White Plains. Was in the battle at that place and was wounded.
Enlisted again in August 1800.(?)
Archives, Washington, D. C. S. 28856
Remarks: Silas Rockwell is buried in Hillside cemetery in the village of Champion, Jefferson Co., N.Y. The headstone says "A Revolutionary Soldier." If he was married, his wife has no headstone.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76337019, DAR Ancestor A097917
Born: 1757 in Londonberry, N.H.
Died: February 21, 1842 aged 84 yrs. (g.s.) in towm of LeRay, N.Y.
Married: ELIZABETH
Born: 1765
Died: February 6, 1838 aged 73 yrs. (g.s.) in town of LeRay, N.Y.
Service: William Rogers was living at Salem, Washington County, N.Y., when
called into service. Served under Capt. Charles Hutchinson, Col. Alexander
Wheeler's Regt. in 1776. Served 3 months. In June, volunteered under same
officers, marched to Ticonderoga and was there when that place was abandoned by
Gen. St. Claire. In July 1777 at Salem enlisted for duration of the war under
Capt. Joshua Conkey in Col. Alexander Webster's Regt. Was a minute man with
headquarters at Whitehall. The company was divided into scouting parties and a
portion of them were constantly engaged in watching the enemy and performing
other services on the Line. The whole company was called out in May 1778 by
Gen. Clinton and served one month ranging from Lake George to Ticonderoga and
Crown Point. Was in actual service 1/3 of the time from Spring of 1776 to the
close of the war.
Veterans Administration, Washington, D. C. S.C. 14330
Remarks: William Rogers and his wife are buried in the old part of the Sanford's Corners cemetery. Had lived in Salem, N.Y.; Paris, N.Y. and LeRay, Jefferson County, N. Y.
Note: The 1840 Census of Pensioners, published Washington, D. C., 1841, lists William Rogers, aged 83 years, Town of LeRay, Jefferson County, N.Y.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76925307, DAR Ancestor A098277
[notice that no mention is made of his Revolutionary service]
Born: October 1768, Stonington, Conn.
Died: 1821, Stone Mills, Jefferson County, N.Y.
Married: HANNAH COLLINS, daughter of Daniel and Dorothy (Wells) Collins
Born: July 7, 1765 in Stonington, Conn.
Died: May 6, 1857, Stone Mills, Jefferson County, N.Y.
Remarks: William Rouse and his wife are buried in the village cemetery at Stone Mills. William Rouse came into the North Country among the earliest settlers. His three sons came with the family.
William Rouse, b. April 5, 1793, d. January 19, 1885
Daniel C. Rouse, b. November 8, 1796, d. August 6, 1856
Collins Rouse, b. November 18, 1800, d. September 9, l875.
Oakes History of Jefferson County, N.Y., Vol 2, p.107-8
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 67984730
Born: 1752
Died: July 21, 1841 in town of Ellisburg, Jefferson County, N.Y.
Married: December 2, 1798, SARAH
Born: 1756
Service: Simeon Russell enlisted in April or May 1777 in R. I. in the Levies
of R I. under Capt. Elezer Lewis of R.I. Line, in Col. Greene's Regt. Served
until 1780. Was at the battle of Monmouth and Red Bank. Served as private for
three years and for nine months as a Marine on board the "Trumbell" of 36 guns.
Veterans Administration, Washington, D. C. R. 9104
Remarks: Simeon Russell and his wife Sarah are buried in the village cemetery at Ellisburg, N.Y. As Simeon Russell enlisted in the army in Rhode Island he was probably born there and later went to Clarendon, Rutland Co., Vt., from which place he came to live with his son, in 1827 "where he expected to remain", having lately come from Vermont. This statement made in his pension record.
Note: The 1840 Census of Pensioners, published Washington, D.C., 1841,
lists 2 Simeon Russells in the Town of Ellisburg, Jefferson County, N.Y. as
follows:
Simeon Russell, age 84 years, living with Jesse Littlefield and
Simeon Russell, age 89 years, living with Simeon Russell.
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 76927704
Born: 1761 in Mass.
Died: June 22, l84l in town of Rodman, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
Married: MARTHA THRALL
Born: 1759 in Mass.
Service: John Russell enlisted in June 1778. He was taken when he was 17
yrs. and 6 mo. old. Enlisted for nine months in Capt. Watson's Co. in Gen.
Leonard's Brigade of the Mass. Line as a private at Wilberham, Mass. Passed
muster at Hadley, Mass. Went to Fishkill and West Point, N.Y. and was
discharged in March 1779.
Archives Building, Washington D. C. S.C. 42222
Remarks: John Russell is buried in Fairview Cemetery in the town of
Rodman. If his wife is there she has no headstone. John Russell was a joiner
and carpenter and was living in Lorraine as early as 1819. Date of death was
found in early Watertown paper.
D.A.R. Hattie Poole Newton, Nat. No. 97161
Martha Adelaide Poore, Nat. No. 60481
NOTE BPC; Findagrave Memorial 73925618, DAR Ancestor A098411 Copyright 2020 Jefferson County NYGenWeb — a member of the NYGenWeb Project If you have any questions or comments about this page, please contact,NOTE: DAR records show date of death as 22 June 1844. The grave marker also has 1844.
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