Samuel married Lydia Howe on 8 Jan 1765, and by this union, they had 10 chldren, all born in Plymouth CT. Lydia died in April 1796, and it appears that shortly afterwards, he joined a large contingent of Plymouth residents in migrating to Oneida county, including his brother Jacob. Several of his children joined him there, including Eunice (married Salmon Humiston), Mary (married Zophar Barnes), and Samuel (married Thankful Smith).
His tombstone inscription asks his friends to take care of his deaf son. It is not known which son this might be: possibly Jared b. 1770 or Daniel b. 1779, who are the only sons not accounted for.
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Samuel married Lydia Howe on 8 Jan 1765, and by this union, they had 10 chldren, all born in Plymouth CT. Lydia died in April 1796, and it appears that shortly afterwards, he joined a large contingent of Plymouth residents in migrating to Oneida county, including his brother Jacob. Several of his children joined him there, including Eunice (married Salmon Humiston), Mary (married Zophar Barnes), and Samuel (married Thankful Smith).
His tombstone inscription asks his friends to take care of his deaf son. It is not known which son this might be: possibly Jared b. 1770 or Daniel b. 1779, who are the only sons not accounted for.
information supplied by Find A Grave Member Nancy
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