Display Patriot - P-142931 - Ebenezer CUTLER

Ebenezer CUTLER

SAR Patriot #: P-142931

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State of Service: MA      Qualifying Service: Private

Birth: 25 Nov 1760
Death: 25 Jun 1839 / Caledonia / VT

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SAR Patriot Index Edition III (CD: PP2210, Progeny Publ, 2002) plus data to 2004


Spouse: Chloe Brown
Children: Hannah; Ezekiel;
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Location:
Waterford / Caledonia / VT / USA
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Author: VTSSAR
Ebenezer, a resident of Royalston, Worcester County, Massachusetts, enlisted as a Private on June 25th or 30th, 1778, in Captain Elisha Jackson's Company, Colonel John Jacobs's Massachusetts Regiment of Militia for service to expire, January 1, 1779. He was included on a pay roll of Captain Jackson's Company dated at Middleton, Rhode Island, August 27th 1778 and later on Pay Rolls of Captain Benjamin Edgell's Company, same Regiment, at Freetown, Bristol County, Massachusetts, September 13th and October 18th, 1778. He served 6 months and 8 days during this enlistment.

Ebenezer married, May 28, 1789 at Royalston, Chloe Brown (1759-1850) by whom he had at least 3 children (1 son and 2 daughters): Hannah (1790-1857), Ezekiel (1792-1868), and __________.

Ebenezer moved to Waterford, Caledonia County, Vermont about 1820. He died about the year 1832, leaving a son and two daughters, one a Mrs. Stockwell of St. Johnsbury.

References:

(1) "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War." Vol. IV, by the Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1898, page 321

(2) "Vital Records of Royalston, Massachusetts, To the end of the year 1949" by Franklin P. Rice, 1906, pages 25 and 99

(3) "A Vermont Village" by C. E. Harris, 1941, page 40
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