Born: Copper Hill
Mother:
Margaret (Hoskins) Viets
Wife:
Caroline (married Oct 1793)
Served in the Revolutionary War, in the Sixth Brigade, 18th Regiment, made up in Simsbury and vicinity, under Captain Job Case and Colonel Phelps. His home was in Suffield, west of the mountain just north of the Granby line. His account book indicates that in partnership with his brother James he worked his mother's farm and was employed in the copper mines. He married Caroline Munsell, October, 1793, and "on Oct. 24, 1793," he says in his account book, "we moved into our house in Suffield".
(source: "A genealogy of the Viets family with biographical sketches; Dr. John Viets of Simsbury, Connecticut, 1710, and his descendants", by Francis H. Viets, 1902, p. 28)
ae 86y
(other sources: "Hale Collection" inscriptions)
Mother:
Margaret (Hoskins) Viets
Wife:
Caroline (married Oct 1793)
Served in the Revolutionary War, in the Sixth Brigade, 18th Regiment, made up in Simsbury and vicinity, under Captain Job Case and Colonel Phelps. His home was in Suffield, west of the mountain just north of the Granby line. His account book indicates that in partnership with his brother James he worked his mother's farm and was employed in the copper mines. He married Caroline Munsell, October, 1793, and "on Oct. 24, 1793," he says in his account book, "we moved into our house in Suffield".
(source: "A genealogy of the Viets family with biographical sketches; Dr. John Viets of Simsbury, Connecticut, 1710, and his descendants", by Francis H. Viets, 1902, p. 28)
ae 86y
(other sources: "Hale Collection" inscriptions)
Born: Copper Hill
Mother:
Margaret (Hoskins) Viets
Wife:
Caroline (married Oct 1793)
Served in the Revolutionary War, in the Sixth Brigade, 18th Regiment, made up in Simsbury and vicinity, under Captain Job Case and Colonel Phelps. His home was in Suffield, west of the mountain just north of the Granby line. His account book indicates that in partnership with his brother James he worked his mother's farm and was employed in the copper mines. He married Caroline Munsell, October, 1793, and "on Oct. 24, 1793," he says in his account book, "we moved into our house in Suffield".
(source: "A genealogy of the Viets family with biographical sketches; Dr. John Viets of Simsbury, Connecticut, 1710, and his descendants", by Francis H. Viets, 1902, p. 28)
ae 86y
(other sources: "Hale Collection" inscriptions)
Mother:
Margaret (Hoskins) Viets
Wife:
Caroline (married Oct 1793)
Served in the Revolutionary War, in the Sixth Brigade, 18th Regiment, made up in Simsbury and vicinity, under Captain Job Case and Colonel Phelps. His home was in Suffield, west of the mountain just north of the Granby line. His account book indicates that in partnership with his brother James he worked his mother's farm and was employed in the copper mines. He married Caroline Munsell, October, 1793, and "on Oct. 24, 1793," he says in his account book, "we moved into our house in Suffield".
(source: "A genealogy of the Viets family with biographical sketches; Dr. John Viets of Simsbury, Connecticut, 1710, and his descendants", by Francis H. Viets, 1902, p. 28)
ae 86y
(other sources: "Hale Collection" inscriptions)
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Connecticut, U.S., Deaths and Burials Index, 1650-1934
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Connecticut, U.S., Hale Collection of Cemetery Inscriptions and Newspaper Notices, 1629-1934
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