Celea Sampson was the first child of Joseph and Sarah Hall Sampson. She had seven siblings, namely: Daniel, Sylvanus, Mercy, Isaiah, Kenelm, Sarah, and Abel. She died about 28 Jan 1845 at Fredonia, Chautauqua County, New York, USA (death date is uncertain at this time).
Celea married Seth Cole, son of Ebenezer and Ruth Churchill Cole, Sep 15, 1780 in Chesterfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA.
Celea Sampson was baptized Aug 12, 1764 in Duxbury Parish, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. She was living in Chautauqua, New York in 1840.
While not famous in the "classic sense," during the war of 1812, Celea Sampson, "Widow Cole," saw a number of boats crossing Lake Erie; apparently manned by British soldiers. She rode to Fredonia, sounding the alarm, and was later honored with a plaque (an image of that plaque honoring Celea is included with this post).
Celea married Seth Cole, son of Ebenezer and Ruth Churchill Cole, Sep 15, 1780 in Chesterfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA.
Celea Sampson was baptized Aug 12, 1764 in Duxbury Parish, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. She was living in Chautauqua, New York in 1840.
While not famous in the "classic sense," during the war of 1812, Celea Sampson, "Widow Cole," saw a number of boats crossing Lake Erie; apparently manned by British soldiers. She rode to Fredonia, sounding the alarm, and was later honored with a plaque (an image of that plaque honoring Celea is included with this post).
Celea Sampson was the first child of Joseph and Sarah Hall Sampson. She had seven siblings, namely: Daniel, Sylvanus, Mercy, Isaiah, Kenelm, Sarah, and Abel. She died about 28 Jan 1845 at Fredonia, Chautauqua County, New York, USA (death date is uncertain at this time).
Celea married Seth Cole, son of Ebenezer and Ruth Churchill Cole, Sep 15, 1780 in Chesterfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA.
Celea Sampson was baptized Aug 12, 1764 in Duxbury Parish, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. She was living in Chautauqua, New York in 1840.
While not famous in the "classic sense," during the war of 1812, Celea Sampson, "Widow Cole," saw a number of boats crossing Lake Erie; apparently manned by British soldiers. She rode to Fredonia, sounding the alarm, and was later honored with a plaque (an image of that plaque honoring Celea is included with this post).
Celea married Seth Cole, son of Ebenezer and Ruth Churchill Cole, Sep 15, 1780 in Chesterfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA.
Celea Sampson was baptized Aug 12, 1764 in Duxbury Parish, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. She was living in Chautauqua, New York in 1840.
While not famous in the "classic sense," during the war of 1812, Celea Sampson, "Widow Cole," saw a number of boats crossing Lake Erie; apparently manned by British soldiers. She rode to Fredonia, sounding the alarm, and was later honored with a plaque (an image of that plaque honoring Celea is included with this post).
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