(Per FAG Member PFazzini May 2012: LDs reports
born April 30, 1756 Canturbury, Windham CO CT
died Jan 25, 1815 Hartford, Hartford Co CT
and father 68681525 and mother 68681715"
Also:
"DAR Library Record
ABBOTT, ASA
Ancestor #: A000049
Service: CONNECTICUT
Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: 5-25-1756 POMFRET CONNECTICUT
Death: 7-29-1822 BERNE ALBANY CO NEW YORK
Pension Number: *W20558
Service Description: 1) CAPT JAMES CLARK & COL ISRAEL PUTNAM
Spouse: Elizabeth Pratt
born July 25, 1762 Colchester CT
died 1845 Clay NY
Married Aug 22, 1782
Possibly Sarah Fuller was Abbott's first wife?"
From the book published in 1916 "Abbe -Abbey Genealogy In Memory of John Abbe and his Descendants" by Cleveland Abbe and Joseph Genung Nichols
Sarah Bidlack, perhaps a sister or daughter of Captain James Bidlack, married Stephen Fuller, Jr., brother of Abigail Fuller (Abigail Fuller is Memorial 43536911)
He, with others, was taken by Indians in the Wyoming battle, July 3, 1778, was led to a wheat field, where the Indians piled around them sheaves of wheat and burned them to death. The fort was taken and fired, most of the women and children perishing in the flames.
Mrs. Fuller, with some others, went in boats down the Susquehanna to Northumberland. About two weeks later she returned to look for the body of her husband but found the bodies so mutilated as to be unrecognizable. Her home had been despoiled of everything.
She later returned to Hampton, Conn., on horseback, with her only daughter, Polly (Polly is Memorial #80076497) who was then two or three years old (born about 1776). Polly Fuller afterward married Judge Ebenezer Griffin of Hampton. Sarah (Bidlack) Fuller married (2) Asa Abbott and had children.
born April 30, 1756 Canturbury, Windham CO CT
died Jan 25, 1815 Hartford, Hartford Co CT
and father 68681525 and mother 68681715"
Also:
"DAR Library Record
ABBOTT, ASA
Ancestor #: A000049
Service: CONNECTICUT
Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: 5-25-1756 POMFRET CONNECTICUT
Death: 7-29-1822 BERNE ALBANY CO NEW YORK
Pension Number: *W20558
Service Description: 1) CAPT JAMES CLARK & COL ISRAEL PUTNAM
Spouse: Elizabeth Pratt
born July 25, 1762 Colchester CT
died 1845 Clay NY
Married Aug 22, 1782
Possibly Sarah Fuller was Abbott's first wife?"
From the book published in 1916 "Abbe -Abbey Genealogy In Memory of John Abbe and his Descendants" by Cleveland Abbe and Joseph Genung Nichols
Sarah Bidlack, perhaps a sister or daughter of Captain James Bidlack, married Stephen Fuller, Jr., brother of Abigail Fuller (Abigail Fuller is Memorial 43536911)
He, with others, was taken by Indians in the Wyoming battle, July 3, 1778, was led to a wheat field, where the Indians piled around them sheaves of wheat and burned them to death. The fort was taken and fired, most of the women and children perishing in the flames.
Mrs. Fuller, with some others, went in boats down the Susquehanna to Northumberland. About two weeks later she returned to look for the body of her husband but found the bodies so mutilated as to be unrecognizable. Her home had been despoiled of everything.
She later returned to Hampton, Conn., on horseback, with her only daughter, Polly (Polly is Memorial #80076497) who was then two or three years old (born about 1776). Polly Fuller afterward married Judge Ebenezer Griffin of Hampton. Sarah (Bidlack) Fuller married (2) Asa Abbott and had children.
(Per FAG Member PFazzini May 2012: LDs reports
born April 30, 1756 Canturbury, Windham CO CT
died Jan 25, 1815 Hartford, Hartford Co CT
and father 68681525 and mother 68681715"
Also:
"DAR Library Record
ABBOTT, ASA
Ancestor #: A000049
Service: CONNECTICUT
Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: 5-25-1756 POMFRET CONNECTICUT
Death: 7-29-1822 BERNE ALBANY CO NEW YORK
Pension Number: *W20558
Service Description: 1) CAPT JAMES CLARK & COL ISRAEL PUTNAM
Spouse: Elizabeth Pratt
born July 25, 1762 Colchester CT
died 1845 Clay NY
Married Aug 22, 1782
Possibly Sarah Fuller was Abbott's first wife?"
From the book published in 1916 "Abbe -Abbey Genealogy In Memory of John Abbe and his Descendants" by Cleveland Abbe and Joseph Genung Nichols
Sarah Bidlack, perhaps a sister or daughter of Captain James Bidlack, married Stephen Fuller, Jr., brother of Abigail Fuller (Abigail Fuller is Memorial 43536911)
He, with others, was taken by Indians in the Wyoming battle, July 3, 1778, was led to a wheat field, where the Indians piled around them sheaves of wheat and burned them to death. The fort was taken and fired, most of the women and children perishing in the flames.
Mrs. Fuller, with some others, went in boats down the Susquehanna to Northumberland. About two weeks later she returned to look for the body of her husband but found the bodies so mutilated as to be unrecognizable. Her home had been despoiled of everything.
She later returned to Hampton, Conn., on horseback, with her only daughter, Polly (Polly is Memorial #80076497) who was then two or three years old (born about 1776). Polly Fuller afterward married Judge Ebenezer Griffin of Hampton. Sarah (Bidlack) Fuller married (2) Asa Abbott and had children.
born April 30, 1756 Canturbury, Windham CO CT
died Jan 25, 1815 Hartford, Hartford Co CT
and father 68681525 and mother 68681715"
Also:
"DAR Library Record
ABBOTT, ASA
Ancestor #: A000049
Service: CONNECTICUT
Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: 5-25-1756 POMFRET CONNECTICUT
Death: 7-29-1822 BERNE ALBANY CO NEW YORK
Pension Number: *W20558
Service Description: 1) CAPT JAMES CLARK & COL ISRAEL PUTNAM
Spouse: Elizabeth Pratt
born July 25, 1762 Colchester CT
died 1845 Clay NY
Married Aug 22, 1782
Possibly Sarah Fuller was Abbott's first wife?"
From the book published in 1916 "Abbe -Abbey Genealogy In Memory of John Abbe and his Descendants" by Cleveland Abbe and Joseph Genung Nichols
Sarah Bidlack, perhaps a sister or daughter of Captain James Bidlack, married Stephen Fuller, Jr., brother of Abigail Fuller (Abigail Fuller is Memorial 43536911)
He, with others, was taken by Indians in the Wyoming battle, July 3, 1778, was led to a wheat field, where the Indians piled around them sheaves of wheat and burned them to death. The fort was taken and fired, most of the women and children perishing in the flames.
Mrs. Fuller, with some others, went in boats down the Susquehanna to Northumberland. About two weeks later she returned to look for the body of her husband but found the bodies so mutilated as to be unrecognizable. Her home had been despoiled of everything.
She later returned to Hampton, Conn., on horseback, with her only daughter, Polly (Polly is Memorial #80076497) who was then two or three years old (born about 1776). Polly Fuller afterward married Judge Ebenezer Griffin of Hampton. Sarah (Bidlack) Fuller married (2) Asa Abbott and had children.
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