He was first married to Dorcus Stevens, who died 1780, they had son Timothy, died as an infant. He married second, Lydia Hood. They had Timothy, Phebe F, Isaac,Child, Isaac, Asa Jr., Child and James F. He married third, Hannah Powers and they had Stephen, Phebe, Phebe, Abiah F., Joseph and Asa.
7/4/2021-During the Revolutionary War, Asa Osgood, 22, of Andover, Massachusetts, first served as a private in the company of Minute Men led by his uncle by marriage, Captain Thomas Poor. That company of Minute-men, a part of Colonel James Frye's regiment, alerted by church bells, marched from Andover to Concord in response to the Alarm of April 19, 1775.
He was first married to Dorcas Stevens, who died 1780, they had son Timothy, who died as an infant. Asa married second in 1784, Lydia Hood. They had Timothy, Phebe F,, Isaac (1), Isaac, Asa Jr., Hannah, an unnamed child, and James . He married third in 1808, Hannah Powers and they had Stephen, Phebe, Phebe F., Abiah F., Joseph , and CharlesAsa.
Bio courtesy of Contributor: Muriel K Jackson (47499270)
7/4/2021-During the Revolutionary War, Asa Osgood, 22, of Andover, Massachusetts, first served as a private in the company of Minute Men led by his uncle by marriage, Captain Thomas Poor. That company of Minute-men, a part of Colonel James Frye's regiment, alerted by church bells, marched from Andover to Concord in response to the Alarm of April 19, 1775.
He was first married to Dorcas Stevens, who died 1780, they had son Timothy, who died as an infant. Asa married second in 1784, Lydia Hood. They had Timothy, Phebe F,, Isaac (1), Isaac, Asa Jr., Hannah, an unnamed child, and James . He married third in 1808, Hannah Powers and they had Stephen, Phebe, Phebe F., Abiah F., Joseph , and CharlesAsa.
Bio courtesy of Contributor: Muriel K Jackson (47499270)
He was first married to Dorcus Stevens, who died 1780, they had son Timothy, died as an infant. He married second, Lydia Hood. They had Timothy, Phebe F, Isaac,Child, Isaac, Asa Jr., Child and James F. He married third, Hannah Powers and they had Stephen, Phebe, Phebe, Abiah F., Joseph and Asa.
7/4/2021-During the Revolutionary War, Asa Osgood, 22, of Andover, Massachusetts, first served as a private in the company of Minute Men led by his uncle by marriage, Captain Thomas Poor. That company of Minute-men, a part of Colonel James Frye's regiment, alerted by church bells, marched from Andover to Concord in response to the Alarm of April 19, 1775.
He was first married to Dorcas Stevens, who died 1780, they had son Timothy, who died as an infant. Asa married second in 1784, Lydia Hood. They had Timothy, Phebe F,, Isaac (1), Isaac, Asa Jr., Hannah, an unnamed child, and James . He married third in 1808, Hannah Powers and they had Stephen, Phebe, Phebe F., Abiah F., Joseph , and CharlesAsa.
Bio courtesy of Contributor: Muriel K Jackson (47499270)
7/4/2021-During the Revolutionary War, Asa Osgood, 22, of Andover, Massachusetts, first served as a private in the company of Minute Men led by his uncle by marriage, Captain Thomas Poor. That company of Minute-men, a part of Colonel James Frye's regiment, alerted by church bells, marched from Andover to Concord in response to the Alarm of April 19, 1775.
He was first married to Dorcas Stevens, who died 1780, they had son Timothy, who died as an infant. Asa married second in 1784, Lydia Hood. They had Timothy, Phebe F,, Isaac (1), Isaac, Asa Jr., Hannah, an unnamed child, and James . He married third in 1808, Hannah Powers and they had Stephen, Phebe, Phebe F., Abiah F., Joseph , and CharlesAsa.
Bio courtesy of Contributor: Muriel K Jackson (47499270)
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