There is no grave marker for him but he was very likely buried nearby his younger brother Nathan Olmsted and family as there are large swaths of vacant area around the stones.
The two brothers served together during the revolution on multiple town committees and Samuel was a representative of the general court for 30 years. He left a will for all posterity.
The two brothers served together during the revolution on multiple town committees and Samuel was a representative of the general court for 30 years. He left a will for all posterity.
There is no grave marker for him but he was very likely buried nearby his younger brother Nathan Olmsted and family as there are large swaths of vacant area around the stones.
The two brothers served together during the revolution on multiple town committees and Samuel was a representative of the general court for 30 years. He left a will for all posterity.
The two brothers served together during the revolution on multiple town committees and Samuel was a representative of the general court for 30 years. He left a will for all posterity.
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