Genealogical Sketch of the Lamb Family
Genealogical Sketch of the Lamb Family
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Silas, born 1803, died January 6, 1838.
VI. Charlotte.
Silas, Jr. , died January 6, 1845. ^^i^ brother Asa lived in New York State after the Revolution, and his sister Content mar- ried Roswell Wells, and his sister Bathsheba married a Perkins.
3. Timothy, born 1733, married Mary Holdredge and died in 1807.
THIRD GENERATION.
Timothy Lamb, son of Jacob, was born in 1733, niarried Mary Holdredge April 20, 1766, and died in 1807. He was a soldier in the Old French and Indian War, serving in a comp...any of militia under command of Capt. Joseph Morgan, which marched to the relief of Fort William Henry at the alarm of August, 1757. The company served fifteen days. His children were : 1. Timothy, Jr. , born September 28, 1767.
2. William, born April 16, 1769. He married Anna and had the following children : I. William, had children, Mary, William, Sanford, George, Ardelia, Francis and Henry. II. Lydia, married Hallam Whiting and had seven children.
HI. Washington, had child George.
IV. Russell, had children, Elizabeth, Patience, Anna, Levi, Dennison, Milton, Edmond, Robert, Nelson, Erastus, Cortland, Elizabeth, Eraetsin, and Delia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Silas, born 1803, died January 6, 1838.
VI. Charlotte.
Silas, Jr. , died January 6, 1845. ^^i^ brother Asa lived in New York State after the Revolution, and his sister Content mar- ried Roswell Wells, and his sister Bathsheba married a Perkins.
3. Timothy, born 1733, married Mary Holdredge and died in 1807.
THIRD GENERATION.
Timothy Lamb, son of Jacob, was born in 1733, niarried Mary Holdredge April 20, 1766, and died in 1807. He was a soldier in the Old French and Indian War, serving in a comp...any of militia under command of Capt. Joseph Morgan, which marched to the relief of Fort William Henry at the alarm of August, 1757. The company served fifteen days. His children were : 1. Timothy, Jr. , born September 28, 1767.
2. William, born April 16, 1769. He married Anna and had the following children : I. William, had children, Mary, William, Sanford, George, Ardelia, Francis and Henry. II. Lydia, married Hallam Whiting and had seven children.
HI. Washington, had child George.
IV. Russell, had children, Elizabeth, Patience, Anna, Levi, Dennison, Milton, Edmond, Robert, Nelson, Erastus, Cortland, Elizabeth, Eraetsin, and Delia.
What to read after Genealogical Sketch of the Lamb Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred W Fred William Lamb to read onlineMoreLess
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