A soldier of the Revolution.
From the Daughters of the American Revolution site;
DAR# A053045
Service: VT
Rank: Private
Birth: 8/18/1761 Suffield, CT
Death: 12/10/1836 Rome, NY
Service Description: Capts Robinson, Noble; Col Walbridge
Spouse: Elizabeth Lord
From Ella M Alsheimer (51002268);
Joshua Hathaway (Hatheway) Sec F lot 27
Joshua Hathaway was born August 18, 1761 in Suffield, Connecticut. Private Hathaway served in Vermont during the Revolutionary War. He married Elizabeth Lord February 19, 1791 in Bennington, Vermont. Mr. Hathaway was the first Master of the Roman-Hatheway Masonic Lodge. For many years he served as judge of the court of common pleas, the surrogate court, and also served as Post Master. The Honorable Joshua Hathaway's headstone reads "to him was assigned the honor of breaking ground on commencing that great and beneficial work, the Erie Canal, on July 4, 1817". Private Hathaway died December 8, 1836 at the age of 75 years.
From Contributor: (51002268) ;
Served in the War of 1812 as well as the Revolutionary War
From the Daughters of the American Revolution site;
DAR# A053045
Service: VT
Rank: Private
Birth: 8/18/1761 Suffield, CT
Death: 12/10/1836 Rome, NY
Service Description: Capts Robinson, Noble; Col Walbridge
Spouse: Elizabeth Lord
From Ella M Alsheimer (51002268);
Joshua Hathaway (Hatheway) Sec F lot 27
Joshua Hathaway was born August 18, 1761 in Suffield, Connecticut. Private Hathaway served in Vermont during the Revolutionary War. He married Elizabeth Lord February 19, 1791 in Bennington, Vermont. Mr. Hathaway was the first Master of the Roman-Hatheway Masonic Lodge. For many years he served as judge of the court of common pleas, the surrogate court, and also served as Post Master. The Honorable Joshua Hathaway's headstone reads "to him was assigned the honor of breaking ground on commencing that great and beneficial work, the Erie Canal, on July 4, 1817". Private Hathaway died December 8, 1836 at the age of 75 years.
From Contributor: (51002268) ;
Served in the War of 1812 as well as the Revolutionary War
A soldier of the Revolution.
From the Daughters of the American Revolution site;
DAR# A053045
Service: VT
Rank: Private
Birth: 8/18/1761 Suffield, CT
Death: 12/10/1836 Rome, NY
Service Description: Capts Robinson, Noble; Col Walbridge
Spouse: Elizabeth Lord
From Ella M Alsheimer (51002268);
Joshua Hathaway (Hatheway) Sec F lot 27
Joshua Hathaway was born August 18, 1761 in Suffield, Connecticut. Private Hathaway served in Vermont during the Revolutionary War. He married Elizabeth Lord February 19, 1791 in Bennington, Vermont. Mr. Hathaway was the first Master of the Roman-Hatheway Masonic Lodge. For many years he served as judge of the court of common pleas, the surrogate court, and also served as Post Master. The Honorable Joshua Hathaway's headstone reads "to him was assigned the honor of breaking ground on commencing that great and beneficial work, the Erie Canal, on July 4, 1817". Private Hathaway died December 8, 1836 at the age of 75 years.
From Contributor: (51002268) ;
Served in the War of 1812 as well as the Revolutionary War
From the Daughters of the American Revolution site;
DAR# A053045
Service: VT
Rank: Private
Birth: 8/18/1761 Suffield, CT
Death: 12/10/1836 Rome, NY
Service Description: Capts Robinson, Noble; Col Walbridge
Spouse: Elizabeth Lord
From Ella M Alsheimer (51002268);
Joshua Hathaway (Hatheway) Sec F lot 27
Joshua Hathaway was born August 18, 1761 in Suffield, Connecticut. Private Hathaway served in Vermont during the Revolutionary War. He married Elizabeth Lord February 19, 1791 in Bennington, Vermont. Mr. Hathaway was the first Master of the Roman-Hatheway Masonic Lodge. For many years he served as judge of the court of common pleas, the surrogate court, and also served as Post Master. The Honorable Joshua Hathaway's headstone reads "to him was assigned the honor of breaking ground on commencing that great and beneficial work, the Erie Canal, on July 4, 1817". Private Hathaway died December 8, 1836 at the age of 75 years.
From Contributor: (51002268) ;
Served in the War of 1812 as well as the Revolutionary War
Inscription
In memory of the Hon. Joshua Hathaway more than 10 (40)years a resident of ___ He was born at Suffield (Ct) ___Aug 18, 1761 Graduated at Yale College Class of 1787 ___ Died at Rome Dec 8 1836.
"Requiesce in pace"
As a husband and father- overworthy, loved & venerated
As a man & Christian, upright & exemplary
a friend and helper to the needy and the injured; and a father in the Church.
As a magistrate and judge- by the grace of God an executor of Justice, and explainer of the truth, a terror to evil doers and a praise to each as did well
"to him was assigned the honor of breaking ground on commencing that great and beneficial work, the Erie Canal, on July 4, 1817".
Much of Joshua Hathaway's marker is unreadable.
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