Lynn in the Revolution volume Pt2
Lynn in the Revolution volume Pt2
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He was in camp with his company during the fall and winter of 1775-76, and received an order for a hoiiiity coat. . Vpril 22, 177(i. Having en- Lynn in the Revolution listed for eight months. It is very probable that he served later, for several records appear which might be his; but, as no residence is in- dicated on the muster-rolls, no statement can be made.
His children were Betty, William, Lydia, Sarah, Polly, Levi, Bethia, Elijah, Dorcas, and Timnah. He and his wife were admitted as mem- ...bers of the Lynnfield church, February li, 1786. He was a well- known figure in Lynnfield in the olden days, was familiarly known as "Uncle Bill, " and signed his name as " Wilhamsfield. " He died in Lynnfield, September 28, 1809, aged sixty, and his wife died March . '30, 1808, aged fifty-eight. They are interred in the old cemetery at South Lynnfield, where they he side by side in graves marked with slate stones. His gravestone indicates that he died November '28. But this is e\-idently an error, inasmuch as his will was probated October 17, 1809.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was in camp with his company during the fall and winter of 1775-76, and received an order for a hoiiiity coat. . Vpril 22, 177(i. Having en- Lynn in the Revolution listed for eight months. It is very probable that he served later, for several records appear which might be his; but, as no residence is in- dicated on the muster-rolls, no statement can be made.
His children were Betty, William, Lydia, Sarah, Polly, Levi, Bethia, Elijah, Dorcas, and Timnah. He and his wife were admitted as mem- ...bers of the Lynnfield church, February li, 1786. He was a well- known figure in Lynnfield in the olden days, was familiarly known as "Uncle Bill, " and signed his name as " Wilhamsfield. " He died in Lynnfield, September 28, 1809, aged sixty, and his wife died March . '30, 1808, aged fifty-eight. They are interred in the old cemetery at South Lynnfield, where they he side by side in graves marked with slate stones. His gravestone indicates that he died November '28. But this is e\-idently an error, inasmuch as his will was probated October 17, 1809.
What to read after Lynn in the Revolution volume Pt2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Kendall Sanderson to read onlineMoreLess
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