Captain Samuel Flint was the son of Samuel Flint and his wife, Ruth (Putnam) Flint, a daughter of John and Hannah Putnam. He commanded a company of minutemen in Colonel Timothy Pickering's regiment which marched on the Lexington Alarm on April 19, 1775, leading a company of minute men from Danvers, Massachusetts.
Samuel Flint was married on January 12, 1758 to Ede Upton (1739-1812), the daughter of Joseph
and Mary Upton. Their children were:
Ruth (1758-1836)
Samuel (1760-1769)
Elijah (1762-1796)
Ede (1764-1840); married Daniel Needham
Hezekiah (1766-1818)
John (1768-1824); married 1791, Ruth Upton
Molly "Polly" (1770-1851); who married Samuel Aborn
Samuel (1772-1846)
Benjamin (1774-1799); married 1796, Hannah Newhall (1780-1839)
Captain Samuel Flint was killed in the Battle of Bemis Heights, or the Second Battle of Saratoga, at Stillwater, New York. The battle was an American victory and proved to be a major turning point in the Revolutionary War.
Samuel Flint was married on January 12, 1758 to Ede Upton (1739-1812), the daughter of Joseph
and Mary Upton. Their children were:
Ruth (1758-1836)
Samuel (1760-1769)
Elijah (1762-1796)
Ede (1764-1840); married Daniel Needham
Hezekiah (1766-1818)
John (1768-1824); married 1791, Ruth Upton
Molly "Polly" (1770-1851); who married Samuel Aborn
Samuel (1772-1846)
Benjamin (1774-1799); married 1796, Hannah Newhall (1780-1839)
Captain Samuel Flint was killed in the Battle of Bemis Heights, or the Second Battle of Saratoga, at Stillwater, New York. The battle was an American victory and proved to be a major turning point in the Revolutionary War.
Captain Samuel Flint was the son of Samuel Flint and his wife, Ruth (Putnam) Flint, a daughter of John and Hannah Putnam. He commanded a company of minutemen in Colonel Timothy Pickering's regiment which marched on the Lexington Alarm on April 19, 1775, leading a company of minute men from Danvers, Massachusetts.
Samuel Flint was married on January 12, 1758 to Ede Upton (1739-1812), the daughter of Joseph
and Mary Upton. Their children were:
Ruth (1758-1836)
Samuel (1760-1769)
Elijah (1762-1796)
Ede (1764-1840); married Daniel Needham
Hezekiah (1766-1818)
John (1768-1824); married 1791, Ruth Upton
Molly "Polly" (1770-1851); who married Samuel Aborn
Samuel (1772-1846)
Benjamin (1774-1799); married 1796, Hannah Newhall (1780-1839)
Captain Samuel Flint was killed in the Battle of Bemis Heights, or the Second Battle of Saratoga, at Stillwater, New York. The battle was an American victory and proved to be a major turning point in the Revolutionary War.
Samuel Flint was married on January 12, 1758 to Ede Upton (1739-1812), the daughter of Joseph
and Mary Upton. Their children were:
Ruth (1758-1836)
Samuel (1760-1769)
Elijah (1762-1796)
Ede (1764-1840); married Daniel Needham
Hezekiah (1766-1818)
John (1768-1824); married 1791, Ruth Upton
Molly "Polly" (1770-1851); who married Samuel Aborn
Samuel (1772-1846)
Benjamin (1774-1799); married 1796, Hannah Newhall (1780-1839)
Captain Samuel Flint was killed in the Battle of Bemis Heights, or the Second Battle of Saratoga, at Stillwater, New York. The battle was an American victory and proved to be a major turning point in the Revolutionary War.
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