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Joseph CHAMBERLIN5, [first son and second child of Richard 4 Nathaniel3, Joseph2, Richard1]
Joseph CHAMBERLIN6, [Abigail WRIGHT5 Remembrance4, Benjamin3, Sergeant Samuel2, Deacon Samuel1],
Joseph, first son and second child of Richard CHAMBERLIN and his wife Abigail (WRIGHT), born 18 March 1738, in Northfield, Fairfield, Massachusetts, and married about 1767 in Orange County, Vermont, Ruth PRESTON the daughter of William PRESTON. She was born 1754, in Chester, , New Hampshire, and died 16 October 1831. He died 6 September 1815.
1790 Census Newbury, Orange, Vermont, Page 32
Joseph CHAMBERLIN
Males 16 Up; Under 16; Females
1 4 5
1800 Census Newbury, Orange, Vermont, Page 539
CHAMBERLIN Jos
under 10, 10 to 16; 16 to 26; 26 to 45; 45 & Up
Males: -------- 1 3 -------- 1
Females: -------- 2 2 -------- 1
1800 Census Newbury, Orange, Vermont, Page 539
CHAMBERLIN Raymond
under 10, 10 to 16; 16 to 26; 26 to 45; 45 & Up
Males: 1 -------- -------- 1 -------
Females: 2 1 1 1 -------
1810 Census Newbury, Orange, Vermont, Page 415A
Joseph CHAMBERLIN
under 10, 10 to 16; 16 to 26; 26 to 45; 45 & Up
Males: -------- -------- 1 -------- 1
Females: -------- -------- -------- 2 -------
1810 Census Newbury, Orange, Vermont, Page 415A
Raymond CHAMBERLIN
under 10, 10 to 16; 16 to 26; 26 to 45; 45 & Up
Males: -------- 1 -------- 1 -------
Females: -------- 1 1 1 -------
Joseph2[5], (Richard1[4]) b. Northfield, Massachusetts, March 18, 1738;
soldier in the French and Indian war under Captain John CATLIN,
1757-58; inCoös 1760; came to Newbury, 1762, grantee of the town;
ensign 1775, in Captain Thomas JOHNSON's company of Minute Men;
second Lieutenant, 1777-79, in Captain Frey BAILEY's company,
guarding and scouting; was with that company at Pawlet, August 16
-October 1, 1777; 1779-81, first Lieutenant, in Captain Simeon
STEVENS' company, OLCOTT's Regtiment; private in Captain Frey
Bayley's company "in sundry alarms" to the end of the war;
carpenter and some times blacksmith; built the large house at the
top of the hill south of Montebello; m. Ruth daughter of William
PRESTON of Chester, N. H., (b. 1745 d. October 16, 1831. (Church
record). He died September 6 1815. Joseph CHAMBERLIN appears to
have been a very prominent man in town and held many positions of
trust.
Given Middle Rank - Rank - ROLL- ROLL-
Surname Name Initial Induction Discharge Notes BOX EXCT
CHAMBERLIN JOSEPH5 2ND LIEUT --------- ----- 91 -----
CHAMBERLIN JOSEPH5 LIEUT --------- ----- 91 -----
CHAMBERLIN JOSEPH5 PRIVATE --------- ----- 91 -----
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Continental Army
C
Fifteenth Virginia
page 149
Chamberlin, Joseph (N. H.). 2d Lieutenant New Hampshire Minute Men, April and May, 1775.
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Continental Army
C
Fifteenth Virginia
page 149
Chamberlin, Joseph (Vt). 1st Lieutenant Vermont Militia in 1777.
1.= Daughtrer;
2.= Granddaughter;
3.= Gr-Granddaughter;
4.= Gr-Gr-Granddaughter;
Mrs. Helen (DRAKE) FITZGERALD9.
DAR ID Number: 11828
Born in Wisconsin.
Wife of William Norman Fitzgerald.
Descendant of Lieut. Joseph Chamberlin, of Vermont.
1. John Ransom DRAKE and Helen CHAMBERLIN8, his wife
2. Abner CHAMBERLIN7 and Mary HASELTINE, his wife.
3. Joseph CHAMBERLIN6 and Nancy McALLISTER, his wife.
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4. Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 and Ruth PRESTON, his wife.
Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 was a minute man in Capt. Thomas JOHNSON's company,
at the capture of Ticonderoga. He served on scout and guard duty
under Captain John Gideon BAYLEY and turned out at alarms during
the war. He was born at Northfield, Mass., 1738, and died at
Newbury, 1815.
[p.30] Miss Edith J. CHAMBERLIN9.
DAR ID Number: 155092
Born in Bradford, Vt.
Descendant of Richard CHAMBERLIN, Lieut. Joseph CHAMBERLIN, Jonathan
CORLISS, Emerson CORLISS, John HASELTINE, David HASELTINE,
Archibald McALLISTER and Benjamin MUZZEY, as follows:
1. Preston S. CHAMBERLIN8 (1832-1916) m. 1856 Hannah S. Corliss
(1835-1919).
2. Abner CHAMBERLIN7 (1804-84) m. 1825 Mary HASELTINE (1808-77);
George W. CORLISS (1805-53) m. 2d 1832 Rebekah MUZZEY (1802-77).
3. Joseph CHAMBERLIN6 (1777-1845) m. 1801 Nancy McALLISTER (1776-1838);
Emerson CORLISS m. Mehitable Poole MITCHELL (1765-1846);
David HASELTINE m. 1786 Anna CARTER (1765-1821);
Moses MUZZEY (1771-1839) m. 1801 Hannah PREBLE (1774-1854).
4. Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 m. Ruth PRESTON (1745-1831);
Jonathan CORLISS m. 1749 Lydia EMERSON (1731-99);
John HASELTINE m. Sarah BEADLE;
Archibald McALLISTER m. Maria McKEEN (d. 1825);
Benjamin MUZZEY m. 1770 Elizabeth DENSMORE (1745-1815).
5. Richard CHAMBERLIN4 m. 1735 Abigail WRIGHT.
Richard CHAMBERLIN4 (1714-84) was a minute man from Newbury, Vermont.
He was born in Oxford, Mass.; died in Newbury, Vt.
Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 (1738-1815) served as 1st lieutenant in the Vermont
toops under Capt. Simeon Stevens and Colonel Olcott. He was born
in Northfield, Mass.; died in Newbury, Vt.
Jonathan CORLISS (1730-76) served as private in the Vermont troops.
He was born in Haverhill, Mass.; died in Isleau Noix, Canada.
Emerson CORLISS (1758-1843) served as private in the New Hampshire
Continental Line. He was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts; died
in Bradford, Vt.
John HASELTINE served on guard and scout duty in Capt. John BAYLEY's
company. He was born in Haverhill, Mass.; died, 1797, in West
Newbury, Vt.
David HASELTINE (1759-1824) was a private, 1778, in Capt. Simeon STEVENS'
company, Col. Timothy BEDELL's regiment, Vermont troops. He was born
in Hempstead, N. H.; died in Newbury, Vt.
Archibald McALLISTER was a signer of the Association Test, 1775, and,
in 1778, served as private in the New Hampshire Line. He was
born in Ireland.
Benjamin MUZZEY (1747-1820) served as private in the Vermont troops
under Capts. John BAYLEY and Simeon STEVENS. He was born and
died in Newbury, Vt.
Mrs. Eleanor (CHAMBERLIN) BOSHCO9.
DAR ID Number: 155411
Born in Boston, Massachusetts.
Wife of Peter Kapitonovitch BOSCHO.
Descendant of Richard CHAMBERLIN, Lieut. Joseph CHAMBERLIN, John HASELTINE,
David HASELTINE, Archibald McALLISTER, Capt. Nathaniel SHAW
and Capt. George HAMMOND, as follows:
1. Joseph Edgar CHAMBERLIN8 (b. 1851) m. 1873 Ida Elizabeth ATWOOD
(1856-1914).
2. Abner CHAMBERLIN7 (1804-84) m. 1825 Mary HASELTINE (1808-77);
Charles E. ATWOOD (1833-80) m. 1855 Helen BEEBE (1838-61).
See Also No. 155092 Above.
Mrs. Dixie May (CORNELL) GEBHARDT9.
DAR ID Number: 21482
Born in Knoxville, Iowa.
Wife of George GEBHARDT.
[p.178] Descendant of Lieut. Benjamin KNOWLTON
and of Lieut Joseph CHAMBERLAIN.
1. Norman Riley CORNELL, M. D.8, and Mary Fletcher TIMMONDS, his wife.
2. Amos CORNELL and Destimony CHAMBERLAIN7, his wife.
3. John CHAMBERLAIN6 and Lucy KNOWLTON, his wife.
4. Joseph CHAMBERLAIN5 and Ruth PRESTON, his wife;
Benjamin KNOWLTON, Jr., and Abigail WRIGHT, his wife.
5. Benjamin KNOWLTON and Phoebe WRIGHT, his wife.
Benjamin KNOWLTON, (1728-1810), was elected a member of the Committee
of Correspondence, 1775. He served with the New Hampshire troops
at Bunker Hill, the siege of Boston and Ticonderoga. He was born
in Ipswich, Massassachusetts; died in Ipswich, New Hampshire.
Joseph Chamberlain5, (1738-1815), was lieutenant in Capt Thomas Johnson's
company of minute men at the capture of Ticonderoga. In 1777-79, he
served on scouting and guarding duty, and responded to various alarms
to the close of the war. He was born in Northfield, Massachusetts;
died in Newbury, Vermont.
Mrs. Mary Gertrude (CORNELL) FINARTY10.
DAR ID Number: 36691
Born in Pleasantville, Iowa.
Wife of R. W. FINARTY.
Descendant of Lieut. Joseph CHAMBERLIN.
1. Lindley Park CORNELL9 and Nan GIRKEY, his wife.
2. Norman Riley CORNELL8 and Mary Fletcher TIMMONDS, his wife.
3. Amos CORNELL and Destimony CHAMBERLIN7, his wife.
4. John CHAMBERLIN6 and Lucy KNOWLTON, his wife.
5. Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 and Ruth PRESTON, his wife.
Joseph CHAMBERLIN5, (1738-1815), was lieutenant in Capt. Thomas
JOHNSON's company of minute men at the capture of Ticonderoga.
In 1777-79 he served on scouting and guard duty and responded
to various alarms to the close of the war. He was born in
Northfield, Mass.; died in Newbury, Vermont.
Also Nos. 4294, 11828, 21482.
Miss Lilian OWEN9.
DAR ID Number: 65806
Born in Nashville, Tenn.
Descendant of Lieut. Joseph CHAMBERLIN.
1. George H. OWEN8 and Jeanie BOWSER, his wife.
2. David OWEN and Elizabeth CHAMBERLIN7, his wife.
3. Erastus CHAMBERLIN6 and Elizabeth GOODALL, his wife.
4. Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 and Ruth PRESTON, his wife.
Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 (1738-1815) was a minute man in Capt. Thomas
JOHNSON's company at the capture of Ticonderoga. He served on
scout and guard duty under Capt. John Gideon BAYLEY and turned
out at alarms during the war. He was born in Northfield, Mass.;
died in Newbury.
Also No. 11828.
Mrs. Lucy M. (CHAMBERLIN) WALKER8.
DAR ID Number: 78263
Born in Kilbourn, Wis.
Wife of Edwin Harrison WALKER.
Descendant of Lieut. Joseph CHAMBERLIN and William BOLTON.
1. Amplius CHAMBERLIN7 (1821-1902) and Cynthia BOLTON (b. 1826),
his wife, m. 1847.
2. Joseph CHAMBERLIN, Jr6. (1777-1845), and Nancy McALLISTER (1776-1838),
his wife, m. 1801;
William BOLTON (1799-1883) and Almy HOOKER (1801-40),
his 1st wife, m. 1818.
3. Joseph CHAMBERLIN Sr5 and Ruth PRESTON (1745-1831),
his wife;
John BOLTON (1774-1843) and Betsy TILTON (b. 1783), his wife, m. 1798.
[p.100]
4. William BOLTON and Abigail SHELDON, his wife, m. 1765.
Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 (1738-1815) was a minute man in Capt. Thomas
JOHNSON's ccompany at the capture of Ticonderoga, and served
on scout and guard duty under Capt. John Gideon BAYLEY, and
served also on various alarms during the war. He was born in
Northfield; died in Newbury, Mass.
Also No. 65805.
William BOLTON (1744-80) served as drummer in the company of Capt.
Henry HASKELL on the Lexington Alarm. He was born in Reading;
died in Shirley, Massachusetts.
Mrs. Harriet E. (CHAMBERLIN) WEBSTER8.
DAR ID Number: 78422
Born in Briggsville, Wis.
Wife of Samuel Robert WEBSTER.
Descendant of Lieut. Joseph CHAMBERLAIN and of William BOLTON.
1. Amplias CHAMBERLAIN7 (1821-1902) and Cynthia BOLTON (b. 1826),
his wife, m. 1847.
2. Joseph CHAMBERLAIN, Jr6. (1777-1845), and Nancy McALLISTER (1776-1838),
his 1st wife, m. 1801;
William BOLTON (1799-1883) and Almy HOOKER (1801-40), his wife, m. 1818.
3. Joseph CHAMBERLAIN5 and Ruth PRESTON (1745-1835), his wife;
John BOLTON (1774-1843) and Betsy TILTON (b. 1783), his wife.
4. William BOLTON and Abigail SHELDON, his wife, m. 1765.
Joseph CHAMBERLAIN5 (1738-1815) was a minute man in Capt. Thomas
JOHNSON's company at the capture of Ticonderoga. He was born
at Northfield, Massachusetts; died in Newbury, Vermont.
Also No. 11828.
William Bolton (1744-80) served on the Lexington Alarm as drummer.
He was born in Reading; died in Shirley, Massachusetts.
Mrs. Elisabeth (CHAMBERLIN) DARLING9.
DAR ID Number: 89870
Born in Somerville, Mass.
Wife of Richard Francis DARLING.
Descendant of Joseph CHAMBERLIN, Richard CHAMBERLIN, Capt. George HAMMOND,
John HASELTINE, David HASELTINE, Archibald McCALLISTER, and
Capt. Nathaniel SHAW, as follows:
1. Joseph CHAMBERLIN8 (b. 1851) m. Ida Elisabeth ATWOOD (b. 1856).
2. Abner CHAMBERLIN7 (1804-84) m. 1825 Mary HASELTINE (1808-77);
Charles ATWOOD (1833-70) m. 1855 Helen BEEBE (1838-61).
3. Joseph CHAMBERLIN, Jr6. (1777-1845), m. 1801 Nancy McALLISTER
(1776-1838);
Ebenezer ATWOOD, Jr. (1806-69), m. 1824 Elvira TUCKER (1805-71);
David HASELTINE m. 1786 Anna CARTER (1765-1821).
4. Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 m. 1801 Ruth PRESTON (b. 1745);
Ebenezer ATWOOD (1773-1841) m. 1791 Betsy HAMMOND (1774-1851);
John HASELTINE m. Sarah BEADLE;
Archibald McCALLISTER m. Maria McKEEN.
5. Richard Chamberlin 4 m. Abigail Wright;
George HAMMOND m. 1773 Betsy THOMAS (d. 1787);
Joseph ATWOOD (b. 1741) m. 1765 Elizabeth SHAW (1744-89).
6. Nathaniel SHAW m. 1739 Hannah PERKINS (1723-62).
[p.283]
Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 (1738-1815) was a minute man in Capt. Thomas JOHNSON's
company at the capture of Ticonderoga. He was born in Northfield,
Massachusetts; died in Newbury, Vermont.
See Also No. 78422. Above.
Richard CHAMBERLIN4 (1714-84) served, 1775, as a private in Capt.
Phineas SEVER's company, Col. William WILLIAMS' New Hampshire
regiment. He was born in Oxford; died in Newbury, Vermont.
See Also No. 65960. Above.
George HAMMOND (1734-82) commanded a company in Col. Theophilus
COTTON's regiment of Massachusetts militia. He was born in
Rochester; died in Carver, Massachusetts.
John HASELTINE served on guard and scout duty in Capt. John BAYLEY's
company. He was born in Haverhill, Mass.; died, 1797, in West
Newbury, Vermont.
David HASELTINE (1759-1824) was a private, 1778, in Capt. Simeon
STEVENS' company, Col. Timothy BEDELL's regiment, Vermont
troops. He was born in Hampstead, N. H.; died in West Newbury,
Vermont.
Archibald McCALLISTER served in the Rhode Island Expedition, 1778,
under Capt. William BOYCE, Colonel KELLEY's regiment. He was
born and died in New Boston, New Hampshire.
Nathaniel SHAW (1717-1800) turned out on the Lexington Alarm and
subsequently served as captain. He was born in Plymouth;
died in Carver, Massachusetts.
Mrs. Winifred (WEBSTER) PROCTOR9. DAR ID Number: 90057 Born in Elba, Wis. Wife of Alfred Henry PROCTOR. Descendant of Lieut. Joseph CHAMBERLIN, as follows: 1. Samuel Robert WEBSTER (b. 1854) m. 1879 Harriet CHAMBERLIN8 (b. 1854). 2. Amplias CHAMBERLIN7 (1821-1902) m. 1847 Cynthia BOLTON (1826-1911). See Also No. 78263 Above.
Mrs. Martha H. (AVERY) ERSKINE10.
DAR ID Number: 99768
Born in Burlington, Wis.
Wife of Samuel Fernando ERSKINE.
Descendant of Nathan AVERY, Brig.-Gen. Jacob BAYLEY, Sergt. Joshua BAYLEY,
Joseph CHAMBERLIN, Richard CHAMBERLIN, John HASELTINE, David
HASELTINE, and Archibald McALLESTER, as follows:
1. Simeon AVERY, Jr9. (1818-88), m. 1847 Martha Ann CHAMBERLIN8 (1827-75).
2. Simeon AVERY (1791-1858) m. 1814 Hannah BAILEY (d. 1825);
Abner CHAMBERLIN7 (1804-84) m. 1825 Mary HASELTINE (1808-77).
3. Nathan AVERY m. 1782 Anna AEYRS (1758-1840);
Joshua BAYLEY m. 1774 Anna FOWLER (1754-1837);
Joseph CHAMBERLIN, Jr6. (1777-1845), m. 1801 Nancy McALLISTER
(1776-1838);
David HASELTINE m. 1786 Anna CARTER (1765-1821).
4. Jacob BAYLEY m. 1745 Prudence NOYES (b. 1725);
Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 m. 1768 Ruth PRESTON (1745-1831);
John HASELTINE m. Sarah BEADLE;
Archibald McALLISTER m. Maria McKEEN (d. 1825).
5. Richard CHAMBERLIN4 m. 1735 Abigail WRIGHT.
[p.238]
Nathan AVERY (1759-1841) served as private in Capt. Edward MOTT's
Connecticut company and was in the battle of White Plains.
He was born in Groton, Conn.; died in Newbury, Vermont.
Jacob BAYLEY (1726-1815) was appointed brigadier-general of militia,
1776. He was a member of the Committee of Safety of the first
Governor's Council of Vermont, and served as Commissary General
in the northern department. He was born in Newbury, Mass.; died
in Newbury, Vermont.
Joshua BAYLEY (1753-1841) served as sergeant in Capt. Frye BAYLEY's
Company, 1781, Col. Peter ALCOTT's regiment for guard duty and
alarms. He was born in Hampstead, New Hampshire; died in Newbury,
Vermont
Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 (1738-1815) was a minute man in Capt. Thomas JOHNSON's
company at the capture of Ticonderoga and served on scout and guard
duty under Capt. Gideon BAYLEY, and served
also on various alarms
during the war. He was born in Northfield; died in Newbury, Mass.
Also No. 78263.
Richard CHAMBERLIN4 (1714-84) served, 1775, as private in Capt. Phineas
SEVER's company, Col. William WILLIAMS' New Hampshire regiment.
He was born in Oxford; died in Newbury, Verment.
John HASELTINE served on guard and scout duty in Capt. John BAYLEY's
company. He was born in Haverhill, Mass.; died, 1797, in West
Newbury, Vermont.
David HASELTINE (1759-1824) was a private, 1778, in Capt. Simeon STEVENS'
company, Col. Timothy BEDELL's regiment, Vermont troops. He was born
in Hampstead, N. H.; died in West Newbury, Vermont.
Archibald McALLESTER served in the Rhode Island Expedition, 1778,
under Capt. William BOYCE, Colonel KELLEY's regiment. He was
born and died in New Boston, New Hampshire.
Mrs. Clara Belle (CHAMBERLIN) FAIRCHILD9.
DAR ID Number: 109087
Born in Holyoke, Mass.
Wife of Frederick Lewis FAIRCHILD.
Descendant of Lieut. Joseph CHAMBERLIN, as follows:
1. Milo CHAMBERLIN8 (1825-1904) m. Alta PARKHURST (1827-1906).
2. Preston CHAMBERLIN7 (1802-59) m. Laura HUNTLEY (1806-50).
3. Joseph CHAMBERLIN, Jr6. (1777-1845), m. 1801 Nancy McALLISTER
(1776-1838).
4. Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 m. Ruth PRESTON (1745-1831).
Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 (1738-1815) served as 2nd lieutenant, 1775-76, in
Capt. Thomas JOHNSON's company of minute men, and, 1781, was
1st lieutenant in Capt. Simeon STEVENS' company, Vermont troops.
He was born in Northfield, Massachusetts; died in Newbury, Vt.
Also No. 90057.
[p.30] Miss Edith J. CHAMBERLIN9.
DAR ID Number: 155092
Born in Bradford, Vt.
Descendant of Richard CHAMBERLIN, Lieut. Joseph CHAMBERLIN, Jonathan
CORLISS, Emerson CORLISS, John HASELTINE, David HASELTINE,
Archibald McALLISTER and Benjamin MUZZEY, as follows:
1. Preston S. CHAMBERLIN8 (1832-1916) m. 1856 Hannah S. CORLISS
(1835-1919).
2. Abner CHAMBERLIN7 (1804-84) m. 1825 Mary HASELTINE (1808-77);
George W. CORLISS (1805-53) m. 2d 1832 Rebekah MUZZEY (1802-77).
3. Joseph CHAMBERLIN Jr6(1777-1845) m. 1801 Nancy McALLISTER
(1776-1838);
Emerson CORLISS m. Mehitable Poole MITCHELL (1765-1846);
David HASELTINE m. 1786 Anna CARTER (1765-1821);
Moses MUZZEY (1771-1839) m. 1801 Hannah PREBLE (1774-1854).
4. Joseph CHAMBERLIN5 m. Ruth PRESTON (1745-1831);
Jonathan CORLISS m. 1749 Lydia EMERSON (1731-99);
John HASELTINE m. Sarah BEADLE;
Archibald McALLISTER m. Maria McKEEN (d. 1825);
Benjamin MUZZEY m. 1770 Elizabeth DENSMORE (1745-1815).
5. Richard CHAMBERLIN4 m. 1735 Abigail WRIGHT.
Joseph Chamberlin5 (1738-1815) served as 1st lieutenant in the Vermont
toops under Capt. Simeon Stevens and Colonel Olcott. He was born
in Northfield, Massachusetts; died in Newbury, Vermont.
Richard Chamberlin4 (1714-84) was a minute man from Newbury, Vermont.
He was born in Oxford, Massachusetts; died in Newbury, Vermont.
Jonathan Corliss (1730-76) served as private in the Vermont troops.
He was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts; died in Isleau Noix,
Canada.
Emerson Corliss (1758-1843) served as private in the New Hampshire
Continental Line. He was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts;
died in Bradford, Vermont.
John Haseltine served on guard and scout duty in Capt. John Bayley's
company. He was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts; died, 1797, in
West Newbury, Vermont.
David Haseltine (1759-1824) was a private, 1778, in Capt. Simeon
Stevens' company, Col. Timothy Bedell's regiment, Vermont
troops. He was born in Hempstead, New Hampshire; died in
Newbury, Vermont.
Archibald McAllister was a signer of the Association Test, 1775, and,
in 1778, served as private in the New Hampshire Line. He was born
in Ireland.
Benjamin Muzzey (1747-1820) served as private in the Vermont troops
under Capts. John Bayley and Simeon Stevens. He was born and
died in Newbury, Vermont.
Jehiel Weston CHAMBERLAIN
9, St. Paul, Minn. (3785).Name: Ruth CHAMBERLIN Spouse: John WITHERSPOON Parents: Joseph Chamberlin, Ruth Preston Birth Place: Orange, Newbury, Vermont Birth Date: 30 May 1779 Marriage Place: Newbury, Orange, Vermont Marriage Date: 26 March 1801 Death Place: Rochester, Monroe, New York Death Date: 29 Jun 1854
CHILDREN of Joseph CHAMBERLAIN and Ruth PRESTON:
+ 1. RAYMOND b: 19 Aug 1769; Newbury, Orange, Vermont.
md: Abt 1789; , Orange, Vermont.
Sarah HIBBARD.
md: Abt 1804; , Orange, Vermont.
Clarissa WHITMORE.
md: 1 May 1825; Corinth, Orange, Vermont.
Sally LOVEWELL.
d: 7 Feb 1849;
2. ABIGAIL b: 25 Eec 1775; Newbury, Orange, Vermont.
md: 20 Jun 1802; Newbury, Orange, Vermont.
Isaac WALDRON.
d: 3 Aug 1860;
+ 3. JOSEPH b: 8 Sep 1777; Newbury, Orange, Vermont.
md: 17 Sep 1801; Newbury, Orange, Vermont.
Nancy McALLISTER.
d: 9 Nov 1845;
4. RUTH b: 20 May 1779;
md: 26 Mar 1801; Newbury, Orange, Vermont
John WITHERSPOON.
d: 29 Jun 1845;
+ 5. ERASTUS b: 27 Sep 1782; Newbury, Orange, Vermont.
md: Sep 1805; Newbury, Orange, Vermont
Elizabeth GOODALL.
d: Jul 1848;
+ 6. JOHN P. b: 10 Sep 1784; Newbury, Orange, Vermont.
md: Abt 1805;
Lucy KNOWLTON.
md: Abt 1818;
Ruby WRIGHT.
7. MARY b: 7 Sep 1786;
md: 15 Apr 1823;
George Washington WHEELER.
d: 8 Oct 1865; Littleton, , New Hampshire.
Three Children.
8. SILAS b: 9 Jan 1789; Newbury, Orange, Vermont.
md: 10 Aug 1815; Newbury, Orange, Vermont.
Susan C. EASTMAN
9. HANNAH b: 9 Mar 1791. Newbury, Orange, Vermont.
md: 24 Mar 1829; Newbury, Orange, Vermont.
Elijah BLAISDALE.
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