Born about 1791.
Family name is spelled "Blodgett"in some records. The gravestone is engraved "Blodget".
On April 23 1816, Amos married Belinda Phelps in South Hero, Vermont. Amos was an attorney, first practicing in Grand Isle County, Vermont. He served as State's Attorney from 1818-1820, and again in 1822-1823.
In 1828, the University of Vermont purchased a lot from Amos, and built its first Medical College there. Later named Pomeroy Hall, the building still stands in 2013.
Amos married Sarah Pope on January 13 1835 in Burlington, Chittenden, Vermont
By the time of his death, Amos owned a house on Cherry Street in Burlington.
Family name is spelled "Blodgett"in some records. The gravestone is engraved "Blodget".
On April 23 1816, Amos married Belinda Phelps in South Hero, Vermont. Amos was an attorney, first practicing in Grand Isle County, Vermont. He served as State's Attorney from 1818-1820, and again in 1822-1823.
In 1828, the University of Vermont purchased a lot from Amos, and built its first Medical College there. Later named Pomeroy Hall, the building still stands in 2013.
Amos married Sarah Pope on January 13 1835 in Burlington, Chittenden, Vermont
By the time of his death, Amos owned a house on Cherry Street in Burlington.
Born about 1791.
Family name is spelled "Blodgett"in some records. The gravestone is engraved "Blodget".
On April 23 1816, Amos married Belinda Phelps in South Hero, Vermont. Amos was an attorney, first practicing in Grand Isle County, Vermont. He served as State's Attorney from 1818-1820, and again in 1822-1823.
In 1828, the University of Vermont purchased a lot from Amos, and built its first Medical College there. Later named Pomeroy Hall, the building still stands in 2013.
Amos married Sarah Pope on January 13 1835 in Burlington, Chittenden, Vermont
By the time of his death, Amos owned a house on Cherry Street in Burlington.
Family name is spelled "Blodgett"in some records. The gravestone is engraved "Blodget".
On April 23 1816, Amos married Belinda Phelps in South Hero, Vermont. Amos was an attorney, first practicing in Grand Isle County, Vermont. He served as State's Attorney from 1818-1820, and again in 1822-1823.
In 1828, the University of Vermont purchased a lot from Amos, and built its first Medical College there. Later named Pomeroy Hall, the building still stands in 2013.
Amos married Sarah Pope on January 13 1835 in Burlington, Chittenden, Vermont
By the time of his death, Amos owned a house on Cherry Street in Burlington.
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