The son of Jonathan & Ruth (Peck) Atwater, he married Lydia Rosewell, daughter of Richard & Lydia (Trowbridge) Rosewell on April 9, 1713 in New Haven, CT.
Oct., 1718 Jeremiah was granted the sole privilege of making linseed oil in the colony and that for the next 20 years he and his heirs may collect damages if anyone else produces linseed oil in the colony.
In 1721, he was the master of a sloop.
Oct., 1718 Jeremiah was granted the sole privilege of making linseed oil in the colony and that for the next 20 years he and his heirs may collect damages if anyone else produces linseed oil in the colony.
In 1721, he was the master of a sloop.
The son of Jonathan & Ruth (Peck) Atwater, he married Lydia Rosewell, daughter of Richard & Lydia (Trowbridge) Rosewell on April 9, 1713 in New Haven, CT.
Oct., 1718 Jeremiah was granted the sole privilege of making linseed oil in the colony and that for the next 20 years he and his heirs may collect damages if anyone else produces linseed oil in the colony.
In 1721, he was the master of a sloop.
Oct., 1718 Jeremiah was granted the sole privilege of making linseed oil in the colony and that for the next 20 years he and his heirs may collect damages if anyone else produces linseed oil in the colony.
In 1721, he was the master of a sloop.
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PLEASE READ THE TABLET IN THE PHOTO...THERE ARE NO STONES REMAINING IN THIS CEMETERY (EXCEPT IN THE CRYPT)...THEY WERE ALREADY GONE OR MOVED TO GROVE STREET IN THE EARLY 1800'S.
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