Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Spouses
Residence15 Feb 1777, Attleboro, Bristol County, MA74511
Census1790, Attleboro, Bristol County, MA74505
FatherThomas Wilmarth Jr. (1712-1793)
MotherHepzibah Claflin (1717-)
Research
1790MABristolAttleboro30 (Eliphalet Wilmarth & Eliphalet Wilmarth Jun 1M 16+, 3M <16, 3F & Benoni Wilmarth 1M 16+, 2F, on same page - related?)
Early MA Marriages Prior to 1800:70969 (Him and wife? 1st child born before 1777?)
Attleborough, Bristol Co, MA pg 191 Amos Wilmarth & Eunice Buttler Apr 18, 1777
Early MA Marriages Prior to 1800:70969 (Him and wife? 1st child born before 1777?)
Attleborough, Bristol Co, MA pg 191 Amos Wilmarth & Eunice Buttler Apr 18, 1777
Military
MA Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution, 17 Vols63741
Pg 522 Willmarth, Amos, Attleborough. Private, Capt Stephen Richardson’s (Attleborough) co of Minute-men, which marched probably on the alarm of 19 Apr 1775; service, 11 days; also, Capt Stephen Richardson’s 4th (2d Attleborough, also given Attleborough No 12) co, Col Daggett’s regt; list of men who were in the 2 months service at York in 1776, known as the 9th (also given 8th) campaign; said Willmarth credited with 1/2 turn; also, Private, Capt Richardson’s co; service, 25 days; company comprised one-fourth of the militia of the town of Attleborough, marched to RI 21 Apr 1777, to hold the Lines until men could be raised for that purpose for 2 months, ...
Pg 552 Wilmarth, Amos. Private, Capt Elisha May’s Co; enlisted Sep, 1776; discharged Nov 1776; company probably served on a 2 months campaign at New York
Pg 522 Willmarth, Amos, Attleborough. Private, Capt Stephen Richardson’s (Attleborough) co of Minute-men, which marched probably on the alarm of 19 Apr 1775; service, 11 days; also, Capt Stephen Richardson’s 4th (2d Attleborough, also given Attleborough No 12) co, Col Daggett’s regt; list of men who were in the 2 months service at York in 1776, known as the 9th (also given 8th) campaign; said Willmarth credited with 1/2 turn; also, Private, Capt Richardson’s co; service, 25 days; company comprised one-fourth of the militia of the town of Attleborough, marched to RI 21 Apr 1777, to hold the Lines until men could be raised for that purpose for 2 months, ...
Pg 552 Wilmarth, Amos. Private, Capt Elisha May’s Co; enlisted Sep, 1776; discharged Nov 1776; company probably served on a 2 months campaign at New York