Served in RI under Capt. Arnold in Col. Lippitt's regiment during the Revolutionary War. According to pension records, Grinnell said he was 64 in 1820, differing from the inscription. His daughters Polly, Hannah and Lucy, were 28, 24, and 22 years of age and George F. Grinnell, his son, was then 17 years old. He was a common laborer, but had a colt worth $40 and other property valued at $8.25. He owed $47 to prominent merchants including Azariah Smith, Morris Hull & Co., Elijah Rhoades, Col. James O. Wattles, and John Meeker.
Served in RI under Capt. Arnold in Col. Lippitt's regiment during the Revolutionary War. According to pension records, Grinnell said he was 64 in 1820, differing from the inscription. His daughters Polly, Hannah and Lucy, were 28, 24, and 22 years of age and George F. Grinnell, his son, was then 17 years old. He was a common laborer, but had a colt worth $40 and other property valued at $8.25. He owed $47 to prominent merchants including Azariah Smith, Morris Hull & Co., Elijah Rhoades, Col. James O. Wattles, and John Meeker.
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