Noted on one side of the stone:
"Joseph Hungerford Brainderd born Portland formerly Chatham Conn, Mar 22 1801 died St Albans Vermont Mar 29, 1879, was graduated at Yale College in class of 1822, a member of the bar, a member of the excutive council of the state of Vermont, county clerk and clerk of the courts of Franklin County, Vermont for about 38 years and a Deacon in the Congregational Church at St Albans Vt for 40 years."
Note on Chatham/Portand Conn:
It originally was part of Middletown and then known as East Middletown. In 1767, Chatham, which then included Portland and East Hampton, was founded.
The town was a part of Chatham until 1841, when it became separate. Its name comes from Portland, England, a place famous for its freestone quarries
Joseph H Brainerd Lot
His First Wife
Fanny Partridge
His second wife:
Hannah H Whitney
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Additional information below has been provided by: Douglas Robinson
He was the son of Joseph Spencer Brainerd (1776-1817) and Hannah Hungerford (1778-1857).
His siblings were:
-Hannah b. 12 Jan 1803 at Chatham, CT
-Henry Lyman b. 18 Jan 1806 at Troy, NY d. 25 Jun 1878 St Albans
-Timothy Green b. 24 Jan 1808 at Troy, NY
-George b. 9 Feb 1810 at St Albans, VT d. 30 Feb 1810 St Albans
-George b. 24 Mar 1811 at St. Albans
-Ezra b. 18 Dec 1813 at St. Albans d. Sep 1814
-Ezre b. 1 Aug 1815 at St. Albans
"Joseph Hungerford Brainderd born Portland formerly Chatham Conn, Mar 22 1801 died St Albans Vermont Mar 29, 1879, was graduated at Yale College in class of 1822, a member of the bar, a member of the excutive council of the state of Vermont, county clerk and clerk of the courts of Franklin County, Vermont for about 38 years and a Deacon in the Congregational Church at St Albans Vt for 40 years."
Note on Chatham/Portand Conn:
It originally was part of Middletown and then known as East Middletown. In 1767, Chatham, which then included Portland and East Hampton, was founded.
The town was a part of Chatham until 1841, when it became separate. Its name comes from Portland, England, a place famous for its freestone quarries
Joseph H Brainerd Lot
His First Wife
Fanny Partridge
His second wife:
Hannah H Whitney
-----
Additional information below has been provided by: Douglas Robinson
He was the son of Joseph Spencer Brainerd (1776-1817) and Hannah Hungerford (1778-1857).
His siblings were:
-Hannah b. 12 Jan 1803 at Chatham, CT
-Henry Lyman b. 18 Jan 1806 at Troy, NY d. 25 Jun 1878 St Albans
-Timothy Green b. 24 Jan 1808 at Troy, NY
-George b. 9 Feb 1810 at St Albans, VT d. 30 Feb 1810 St Albans
-George b. 24 Mar 1811 at St. Albans
-Ezra b. 18 Dec 1813 at St. Albans d. Sep 1814
-Ezre b. 1 Aug 1815 at St. Albans
Noted on one side of the stone:
"Joseph Hungerford Brainderd born Portland formerly Chatham Conn, Mar 22 1801 died St Albans Vermont Mar 29, 1879, was graduated at Yale College in class of 1822, a member of the bar, a member of the excutive council of the state of Vermont, county clerk and clerk of the courts of Franklin County, Vermont for about 38 years and a Deacon in the Congregational Church at St Albans Vt for 40 years."
Note on Chatham/Portand Conn:
It originally was part of Middletown and then known as East Middletown. In 1767, Chatham, which then included Portland and East Hampton, was founded.
The town was a part of Chatham until 1841, when it became separate. Its name comes from Portland, England, a place famous for its freestone quarries
Joseph H Brainerd Lot
His First Wife
Fanny Partridge
His second wife:
Hannah H Whitney
-----
Additional information below has been provided by: Douglas Robinson
He was the son of Joseph Spencer Brainerd (1776-1817) and Hannah Hungerford (1778-1857).
His siblings were:
-Hannah b. 12 Jan 1803 at Chatham, CT
-Henry Lyman b. 18 Jan 1806 at Troy, NY d. 25 Jun 1878 St Albans
-Timothy Green b. 24 Jan 1808 at Troy, NY
-George b. 9 Feb 1810 at St Albans, VT d. 30 Feb 1810 St Albans
-George b. 24 Mar 1811 at St. Albans
-Ezra b. 18 Dec 1813 at St. Albans d. Sep 1814
-Ezre b. 1 Aug 1815 at St. Albans
"Joseph Hungerford Brainderd born Portland formerly Chatham Conn, Mar 22 1801 died St Albans Vermont Mar 29, 1879, was graduated at Yale College in class of 1822, a member of the bar, a member of the excutive council of the state of Vermont, county clerk and clerk of the courts of Franklin County, Vermont for about 38 years and a Deacon in the Congregational Church at St Albans Vt for 40 years."
Note on Chatham/Portand Conn:
It originally was part of Middletown and then known as East Middletown. In 1767, Chatham, which then included Portland and East Hampton, was founded.
The town was a part of Chatham until 1841, when it became separate. Its name comes from Portland, England, a place famous for its freestone quarries
Joseph H Brainerd Lot
His First Wife
Fanny Partridge
His second wife:
Hannah H Whitney
-----
Additional information below has been provided by: Douglas Robinson
He was the son of Joseph Spencer Brainerd (1776-1817) and Hannah Hungerford (1778-1857).
His siblings were:
-Hannah b. 12 Jan 1803 at Chatham, CT
-Henry Lyman b. 18 Jan 1806 at Troy, NY d. 25 Jun 1878 St Albans
-Timothy Green b. 24 Jan 1808 at Troy, NY
-George b. 9 Feb 1810 at St Albans, VT d. 30 Feb 1810 St Albans
-George b. 24 Mar 1811 at St. Albans
-Ezra b. 18 Dec 1813 at St. Albans d. Sep 1814
-Ezre b. 1 Aug 1815 at St. Albans
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