Display Patriot - P-240095 - Caleb LYON Sr

Caleb LYON Sr

SAR Patriot #: P-240095

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State of Service: CT      Qualifying Service: Soldier / Patriotic Service
DAR #: A072724

Birth: 20 Oct 1718 Greenwich / / CT
Death: 30 Oct 1809 Greenwich / / CT

Qualifying Service Description:
  1. Served in Westchester Militia under Colonel Thaddeus Crane
  2. NSDAR cites: Signed Petition against Tories in 1782
  3. Servered as an Armorer in Capt Matthew Mead's Co, in Col John Mead's Regt on the expedition to New York in the Continental Service in Aug, 1776, and on the expedition to the Saw Pits under the Command of General Wooster

Additional References:
  1. NSDAR cites: Hunting, Hist of Stamford CT from its settlement in 1641 to the present time, pg 256
  2. US Rev Rolls 1775-1783 for Mead's Regt of Militia, dated Oct, 1776
  3. US Compiled Rev War Military Service Records 1775-1783 for the Ninth Regiment Militia, dated 13 Aug 1776

Spouse: Eunice Mead
Children: Job; Caleb; Eunice; Noah; Daniel; Amos;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
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2019-08-16 NC 86620 Mark Berkeley Lyon (202663) Job   
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Greenwich / Fairfield / CT / USA
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