Charles Eddy died in Oakland Township, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada.
Charles provided meat for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, but the tradition does not tell whether it was as a contractor as as an enlisted man. When the Census of 1790 was taken he was a resident of Wilbraham with a family consisting of one male over 16 years, three under 16 and six females.
Children (Incomplete list), born at Wilbraham, MA. (Springfield, MA. 4th Precinct, 1740 - 1762 and Wilbraham 1763 - 1785, p. 187)
Adbeel Eddy b: June 26, 1776
Anna Eddy b: Jan. 15, 1778
Charles Eddy b: Jan. 8, 1781
Myrane Eddy b: July 15, 1782
Information from The Eddy Family in America 1930 p143 Charles Eddy #448
Charles provided meat for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, but the tradition does not tell whether it was as a contractor as as an enlisted man. When the Census of 1790 was taken he was a resident of Wilbraham with a family consisting of one male over 16 years, three under 16 and six females.
Children (Incomplete list), born at Wilbraham, MA. (Springfield, MA. 4th Precinct, 1740 - 1762 and Wilbraham 1763 - 1785, p. 187)
Adbeel Eddy b: June 26, 1776
Anna Eddy b: Jan. 15, 1778
Charles Eddy b: Jan. 8, 1781
Myrane Eddy b: July 15, 1782
Information from The Eddy Family in America 1930 p143 Charles Eddy #448
Charles Eddy died in Oakland Township, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada.
Charles provided meat for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, but the tradition does not tell whether it was as a contractor as as an enlisted man. When the Census of 1790 was taken he was a resident of Wilbraham with a family consisting of one male over 16 years, three under 16 and six females.
Children (Incomplete list), born at Wilbraham, MA. (Springfield, MA. 4th Precinct, 1740 - 1762 and Wilbraham 1763 - 1785, p. 187)
Adbeel Eddy b: June 26, 1776
Anna Eddy b: Jan. 15, 1778
Charles Eddy b: Jan. 8, 1781
Myrane Eddy b: July 15, 1782
Information from The Eddy Family in America 1930 p143 Charles Eddy #448
Charles provided meat for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, but the tradition does not tell whether it was as a contractor as as an enlisted man. When the Census of 1790 was taken he was a resident of Wilbraham with a family consisting of one male over 16 years, three under 16 and six females.
Children (Incomplete list), born at Wilbraham, MA. (Springfield, MA. 4th Precinct, 1740 - 1762 and Wilbraham 1763 - 1785, p. 187)
Adbeel Eddy b: June 26, 1776
Anna Eddy b: Jan. 15, 1778
Charles Eddy b: Jan. 8, 1781
Myrane Eddy b: July 15, 1782
Information from The Eddy Family in America 1930 p143 Charles Eddy #448
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