Age 64 years.
Benadam Denison, son of Ann and Benadam Denison, was born July 8, 1747, at Stonington (Connecticut Town Birth Records, Barbour Collection).
Benadam Denison married Dimmis Reed on December 14, 1770. Children:
James, b September 1, 1778
George, b March 10, 1781; d December 19, 1809, Norfolk, Virginia
Charles, b May 23, 1783; d December 16, 1814.
Anne, b October 1, 1785
Harriet, b November 27, 1787; d September 9, 1808
Lucy, b November 21, 1789
James, b June 7, 1801
Benadam Denison died January 22, 1811.
(Vital Records of Norwich, Part I, p. 475.)
"NOVEMBER 26, 1793, fifteen buildings were destroyed by fire in Chelsea. This was the largest fire ever known in Norwich. It raged from six to ten o'clock P. M., wind fresh from the N. W. It broke out in a store belonging to Messrs. Hubbard & Greene, of Boston, and was supposed to have been communicated through a fissure in the chimney, to some paper rags piled against it. The meeting-house, the dwelling-houses of Lynde M'Curdy, Levi Huntington, and Benadam Denison, stores occupied by Capt. William Coit, Coit & Lathrop, and Levi Huntington, were destroyed. Two person were badly wounded." (Miss F. M. Caulkins, History of Norwich, Connecticut, published by Thomas Robinson, 1845, p. 316.)
Benadam Denison, son of Ann and Benadam Denison, was born July 8, 1747, at Stonington (Connecticut Town Birth Records, Barbour Collection).
Benadam Denison married Dimmis Reed on December 14, 1770. Children:
James, b September 1, 1778
George, b March 10, 1781; d December 19, 1809, Norfolk, Virginia
Charles, b May 23, 1783; d December 16, 1814.
Anne, b October 1, 1785
Harriet, b November 27, 1787; d September 9, 1808
Lucy, b November 21, 1789
James, b June 7, 1801
Benadam Denison died January 22, 1811.
(Vital Records of Norwich, Part I, p. 475.)
"NOVEMBER 26, 1793, fifteen buildings were destroyed by fire in Chelsea. This was the largest fire ever known in Norwich. It raged from six to ten o'clock P. M., wind fresh from the N. W. It broke out in a store belonging to Messrs. Hubbard & Greene, of Boston, and was supposed to have been communicated through a fissure in the chimney, to some paper rags piled against it. The meeting-house, the dwelling-houses of Lynde M'Curdy, Levi Huntington, and Benadam Denison, stores occupied by Capt. William Coit, Coit & Lathrop, and Levi Huntington, were destroyed. Two person were badly wounded." (Miss F. M. Caulkins, History of Norwich, Connecticut, published by Thomas Robinson, 1845, p. 316.)
Age 64 years.
Benadam Denison, son of Ann and Benadam Denison, was born July 8, 1747, at Stonington (Connecticut Town Birth Records, Barbour Collection).
Benadam Denison married Dimmis Reed on December 14, 1770. Children:
James, b September 1, 1778
George, b March 10, 1781; d December 19, 1809, Norfolk, Virginia
Charles, b May 23, 1783; d December 16, 1814.
Anne, b October 1, 1785
Harriet, b November 27, 1787; d September 9, 1808
Lucy, b November 21, 1789
James, b June 7, 1801
Benadam Denison died January 22, 1811.
(Vital Records of Norwich, Part I, p. 475.)
"NOVEMBER 26, 1793, fifteen buildings were destroyed by fire in Chelsea. This was the largest fire ever known in Norwich. It raged from six to ten o'clock P. M., wind fresh from the N. W. It broke out in a store belonging to Messrs. Hubbard & Greene, of Boston, and was supposed to have been communicated through a fissure in the chimney, to some paper rags piled against it. The meeting-house, the dwelling-houses of Lynde M'Curdy, Levi Huntington, and Benadam Denison, stores occupied by Capt. William Coit, Coit & Lathrop, and Levi Huntington, were destroyed. Two person were badly wounded." (Miss F. M. Caulkins, History of Norwich, Connecticut, published by Thomas Robinson, 1845, p. 316.)
Benadam Denison, son of Ann and Benadam Denison, was born July 8, 1747, at Stonington (Connecticut Town Birth Records, Barbour Collection).
Benadam Denison married Dimmis Reed on December 14, 1770. Children:
James, b September 1, 1778
George, b March 10, 1781; d December 19, 1809, Norfolk, Virginia
Charles, b May 23, 1783; d December 16, 1814.
Anne, b October 1, 1785
Harriet, b November 27, 1787; d September 9, 1808
Lucy, b November 21, 1789
James, b June 7, 1801
Benadam Denison died January 22, 1811.
(Vital Records of Norwich, Part I, p. 475.)
"NOVEMBER 26, 1793, fifteen buildings were destroyed by fire in Chelsea. This was the largest fire ever known in Norwich. It raged from six to ten o'clock P. M., wind fresh from the N. W. It broke out in a store belonging to Messrs. Hubbard & Greene, of Boston, and was supposed to have been communicated through a fissure in the chimney, to some paper rags piled against it. The meeting-house, the dwelling-houses of Lynde M'Curdy, Levi Huntington, and Benadam Denison, stores occupied by Capt. William Coit, Coit & Lathrop, and Levi Huntington, were destroyed. Two person were badly wounded." (Miss F. M. Caulkins, History of Norwich, Connecticut, published by Thomas Robinson, 1845, p. 316.)
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