Father of Sarah Bowman (1756), Ruth Weaver (1758), and John Smith (1760).
"Joseph, though never in the regular service was one of those Green Mountain Boys who stormed the breastworks at the Battle of Bennington (1777); while his son, a lad of only fifteen years, fought in the second battle on the same day." (Memoir of Rev. Stephen R. Smith. Sawyer, Thomas J., 1852)
"Joseph, though never in the regular service was one of those Green Mountain Boys who stormed the breastworks at the Battle of Bennington (1777); while his son, a lad of only fifteen years, fought in the second battle on the same day." (Memoir of Rev. Stephen R. Smith. Sawyer, Thomas J., 1852)
Father of Sarah Bowman (1756), Ruth Weaver (1758), and John Smith (1760).
"Joseph, though never in the regular service was one of those Green Mountain Boys who stormed the breastworks at the Battle of Bennington (1777); while his son, a lad of only fifteen years, fought in the second battle on the same day." (Memoir of Rev. Stephen R. Smith. Sawyer, Thomas J., 1852)
"Joseph, though never in the regular service was one of those Green Mountain Boys who stormed the breastworks at the Battle of Bennington (1777); while his son, a lad of only fifteen years, fought in the second battle on the same day." (Memoir of Rev. Stephen R. Smith. Sawyer, Thomas J., 1852)
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