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Daniel ALDEN

SAR Patriot #: P-102094

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State of Service: CT Qualifying Service: Civil Service

Birth: 1720 Bridgewater / / MA
Death: 18 May 1790 Lebanon / / NH

Qualifying Service Description:

Dea. Daniel Alden, Jr., Esq. served as Justice of the Peace for Hartford County, CT from 1768-1784, and as such, rendered civil service under the Colonies during the dates falling on or between 19 April 1775 and 26 November 1783

Additional References:

SAR Patriot Index Edition III (CD: PP2210, Progeny Publ, 2002) plus data to 2004 Secondary
Memorial of the Descendants of the Hon. John Alden by Ebenezer Alden, M.D.. printed by Samuel P. Brown, Randolph, MA, 1867
Burial info: Old Pine Tree Cemetery, West Lebanon, Grafton County, New Hampshire, USA

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Burial:

Old Pine Tree Cemetery_(C-0142416)

Location:

West Lebanon / Grafton / NH / USA

Find A Grave Cemetery #:

2311782

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Find A Grave Memorial #:

60005633

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photo used with permission of Matthew Lawrence Marshall, CA Society, San Diego Chpater, #204959

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Author: Matthew Lawrence Marshall

DEA. DANIEL ALDEN, Stafford, CT Cornish and Lebanon, NH farmer, son of Daniel, was b. in Bridgewater, MA. 1720; d. at Lebanon, NH 18 May, 1790, ae 70.

He first settled in Bridgewater, whence he early removed to Stafford, Ct; was a deacon in the church, a magistrate, much engaged in public business, often in the Legislature, and universally respected.

About 1782, he sold his farm at Stafford and removed to Cornish, NH where he resided eight years; when becoming infirm, he went to live with his eldest son at Lebanon, N. H. where he died

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Primary Source Ref.: Hoadly, Charles J. (State Librarian). The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, (Vols. 1-3, 12-14). Hartford: Press of the Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1885.

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DEA. DANIEL ALDEN, Stafford, Ct. Cornish and Lebanon, N. H. farmer, son of Daniel, (51) was b. in Bridgewater, Mass. 1720; d. at Lebanon, N. H. 18 May, 1790, a. 70. He first settled in Bridgewater, whence he early removed to Stafford, Ct; was a deacon in the church, a magistrate, much engaged in public business, often in the Legislature, and universally respected. About 1782, he sold his farm at Stafford and removed to Cornish, N. H. where he resided eight years; when becoming infirm, lie went to live with his eldest son at Lebanon, N. H. where lie died as above stated.

Secondary Source Ref: Memorial of the Descendants of the Hon. John Alden by Ebenezer Alden, M.D.. printed by Samuel P. Brown, Randolph, MA, 1867.

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Burial info: Old Pine Tree Cemetery, West Lebanon, Grafton County, New Hampshire, USA

Ref: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/60005633/daniel-alden

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