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St. Lawrence Plaindealer 1938:

St. Lawrence Plaindealer 1938:

St. Lawrence Plaindealer Jan 28, 1941:

article in Plaindealer dated Dec 7, 1937

Canton Commercial Advertiser 1936 & 1939:

article and more info

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Gouverneur Northern Tribune 1912:

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Note: on this 14th day of August 1832 personally appeared in open court, before the hon. the court of probate for the district of Bennington, now sitting , Samuel Walice a resident of Stamford in the County of Bennington and the state of Vermont aged 77 yrs who being duly sworn according to law , doth , on his oath , make the following Declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the act of congress passed June 7, 1832. That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers and served as herein stated. That in the forepart of March in the year 1775 or 1776 according to his best recollection at Sutton in the County of Worcester State of Massachusetts he enlisted under Capt Samuel Baldwin Co l. Leonard Regt . Massachusetts State Troops as he understood for the term of 8 months and marched to Roxbury Mass where he remained during his term of Service. General Ward was the first in command . That he was discharged about the 1st of November 1775 or 1776 at Roxbury after having served the full term of his engagement and returned to Sutton. That in about a week after he volunteered for 3 months under the same Capt Baldwin and marched immediately to Roxbury where he remained until his term of service expired. Some time in the month of February 1776 or 1777 he was dismiss ed and he returned home to Sutton . That in a short time after he was drafted for 9 months into a company under the command of Capt Daniel Boulsten? of Sutton Mass in Col Wayne regt . and marched soon after to the city of New York where he stayed about 2 months and then retreated with t he army from the city to White Plains were they were pursued by the British and where a short short action was fought and the British retreated and The Americans pursued . That he marched with the army to Jerseys Near Elizabeth Town at which place he was discharged which was the later part of December or the forepart of January Following. That he return ed to Sutton and volunteered in the month of March 1778 for the term of 6 months under Capt Joseph Sibley Col Keyes regt. and marched immediately to Providence Rhode Island and from there to East Greenwich an then to North Kingston and then to South Kingston then to Warren Rhode Island and from there to Tivertown and the back to North Kingston where he was discharged which he thinks was in the month of September 1778 the later part of the mo nth. Thinks there was a major cook and a Lt COL Wade in command . That in the year 1779 in the month of June he thinks the 8th day at Sutton A for said he volunteered under Capt Samuel Grout of the town of Worcester in Col Golden Regt. for the term of 3 months and marched from Sutton to Bristol and crossed over to Newport Rhode Island where he remained until his term of service expired and he was dismissed and then returned ho me to Sutton. That in the Spring or forepart of Summer of 1781 at Sutton Aforesaid he volunteered for 3 months under Capt Reuben Davis in Col Seth Reeds Militia regt and marched to West Point and remained there until his term of service expired and was dismissed . He Hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or an annuity except the present and he declares that his name is not on the pension roll of any agency of any State. He declares that he has no documentary evidence and knows of no person alive who can testify to his service . In answer to the interrogatories propounded by the court the applicant declares 1st that he was born in Douglas Mass August 01, 1755. 2nd has no record of his age . 3rd that he lived in Sutton Massachusetts when he entered the service Shortly after the peace he removed to Windsor Mass lived there 5 yrs then removed to Adams Mass lived there about 10 yrs then Removed to Stamford Vermont where he has lived ever since . 4th that he was a volunteer in all cases except as stated above . 5th does not recollect the names of any of the regular officers except those named in the foregoing declaration. 6th received a discharge at the expiration of the 9 months service but has lost it . That he never received any other discharge . Samuel Wallice his x mark. Witness William Haswell sworn to and subscribed the day and year aforesaid. Application for a transfer State Of Vermont County of Bennington on this 6th day of April ad 1837 before me the subscriber a justice of the peace for the said County of Bennington , Personally appeared Samuel Wallice who, on his oath, declares that he is the same person who formerly belonged to the company commanded by Capt Reuben Davis in the regiment commanded by Colonel Wade in the service of the United States . That his name was placed on the pension rolls of the State of Vermont from whence he is about to Remove to Lisbon in the County of Saint Lawrence, State of New York where he intends to remain , and wishes his pension to be there payable in the future , and that his reasons for moving to the State Of New York are he has purchased a small farm there and intends it for his future residence. Sworn and subscribed to before me the day and the year Aforesaid O.C. Merrill Justice of Peace. Samuel Walice his Mark X.

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(From Rootsweb: b 1763 Great Barrington Ma, d 1829 Morley, NY Pvt Capt Ambrose Soper, Col Conn Militia, New Haven Alarm 1780 moved to Cannan Conn, 1786,Hinesburg, Charlott 1806 died Canton, N.Y. 1839 "The Revelution war in Vermont" served under Capt Sopher at age 16 and also Col Samuel Canfield Pension papers # W 23754
Boynton Gen 279 D A R Linage Records 16-372,56-5, 117-163
The Rev. Justus Byington, who preached here in 1804,was again sent here in 1815. He was associated with Rev. Jacob Beman, he served here two years, his associate in 1816 was Rev, David Lewis :[History and Map of Danby, p 95]The Rev Justus Byington, who was born at Great Barrington, Mass,7 April 1763 and died at Morley , 22 April 1839.He was a soldier in the War of the Revolution, serving in the Connecticut Militia under three enlistments, the first being the "New Haven Alarm "He at times was a citizen o f Conn. Vermont and New York. He was a Methodist minister, moving to Bennington, Vt, in Oct. 1787;then to Hinesburgh, Vt. 14 Feb 1791:then to Charlotte, Vt. 24 Feb 1807. after which he moved to Morely, St Lawrence County, N.Y. where he died. both he and his wife Lucy lie buried in the village cemetery at Morley . A pensioner of the Federal Government for his Rev. war service, his widow Lucy also receive d a pension during her lifetime[Hinsdale Genealogy p 102] In 1835 Justus Byington was getting a pension of $26.66 from the government as a private with the Connecticut Militia in the Rev. War. His pension was granted 4 Mar 1831, he was place d on the pension rolls 28 sep 1833 [Vermont Pensioners of 1835]Justus Byington [1763-1839] enlisted at the age of sixteen under Capt Ambrose Soper, served from 1780 to 1781 DAR Lineage Books, Vol 14,p216]  Wife: Lucy Hinsdale Byington
1800 Chittenden, Hinesburgh ,Vt. 3 1 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 0
1810 Albany, Bern, New York 2 0 1 2 0 2 1 1 1 0

Per Rootsweb: b 1763 pa, d 1844 Waddington m. Sophia Barton (info from Sarah More's web site)

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Norfolk (per Rootsweb: b 1762 Wallingford Ct, d 1851 in Russell NY m Clarissa Chapman.) There was a Atwater Family Cemetery behind the Atwater house on Maple St - moved to Bixby cemetery in 1886.  Bixby Cem Rd 38, Plumbrook Rd - Cemetery Inventory no on-line so I can't check to see if he is there.)

Clipping from his obituary in 1851.  See whole Obituary under town information for Russell, NY.

b 1756 Avon Ct -  d June 10, 1829   M. Tryphrena Thompson

From Rootsweb:

Samuel Cook Bogue served as a Corporal in Capt. Stoddard's Co., Col. Nediah Hooker's Reg. of Conn. Infantry, war of American Revolution (5/30/76 - 5/16/77) (See Conn. Rev. Sol. pp 502). He was a member of Washington's bodyguard and witnessed the execution of Major Andre.

The story is told that a son of Samuel Cook used to relate to his family a pet expression of his father that, when he died, he wanted to be buried in a Hemlock casket so he could go through Hell a-cracking. Some time later, this son made a pilgrimage to Norfolk, N.Y. and was standing reverently before the little plot of ground that holds the remains of so many of his family when a small voice piped up with, "Suppose he did grandpa, suppose he did go through Hell a-cracking?"

http://stlawrencecountycemeteries.org/Norfolk/Hale%20Cem/halecensus.htm  (Chuck Morgan's Web site)

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 (MILITARY: He was Brigade Quartermaster during the American Revolution, born 9 Mar 1755 in Woodbury, New Haven, Connecticut, married Elizabeth Davies  28 Feb 1784 in Washington, Litchfield, Connecticut - buried at Ogdensburg Cemetery: David Judson Esq., born in Washington Connecticut, March 9, 17**; died Feb 13, 1818 in the 63rd year of his age; Removed from Black Lake (Section 31)Elizabeth, relict of David Judson, died June 15, 1850 Aged 87 yrs (Section 31)) 

St. Lawrence Gazette - Feb 1818:

From: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/th/read/WELLS/1998-03/0890732540 David Judson, (1755-1818), a graduate of Yale, commanded a company and served to the close of the war. He was a
member of the Society of the Cincinnati. He was born at Washington, Conn.,and died in St. Lawrence County, N. Y.

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http://stlawrencecountycemeteries.org/mailbag.htm

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Potsdam  buried at Garfield Cemetery Potsdam Per Rootweb: b 1759 Hardwick Ma d 1836 Potsdam, 77 yrs)    Per newspaper below:b 1759, settled in Potsdam 1810, d1886? buried in Garfield Cemetery. 1905 Article - Potsdam Herald; From Rootsweb: Reveloutionary War Veteran, served under General George Washington

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