The Litchfield County Post. 28 February, 1829, page 3.
DIED In Roxbury, on the 13th of Oct. 1827. Mr. Gideon Leavenworth, in the 67th year of his age. He was an enterprising man, and possessed of a strong mind. During our revolutionary struggle he served his country fidelity as Commissary of that part of the army under the command of Lafayette. In 1825 he was attacked with a paralytic shock, which disabled him from walking, and in this situation he remained until his death, which was almost instantaneous.
DIED In Roxbury, on the 13th of Oct. 1827. Mr. Gideon Leavenworth, in the 67th year of his age. He was an enterprising man, and possessed of a strong mind. During our revolutionary struggle he served his country fidelity as Commissary of that part of the army under the command of Lafayette. In 1825 he was attacked with a paralytic shock, which disabled him from walking, and in this situation he remained until his death, which was almost instantaneous.
The Litchfield County Post. 28 February, 1829, page 3.
DIED In Roxbury, on the 13th of Oct. 1827. Mr. Gideon Leavenworth, in the 67th year of his age. He was an enterprising man, and possessed of a strong mind. During our revolutionary struggle he served his country fidelity as Commissary of that part of the army under the command of Lafayette. In 1825 he was attacked with a paralytic shock, which disabled him from walking, and in this situation he remained until his death, which was almost instantaneous.
DIED In Roxbury, on the 13th of Oct. 1827. Mr. Gideon Leavenworth, in the 67th year of his age. He was an enterprising man, and possessed of a strong mind. During our revolutionary struggle he served his country fidelity as Commissary of that part of the army under the command of Lafayette. In 1825 he was attacked with a paralytic shock, which disabled him from walking, and in this situation he remained until his death, which was almost instantaneous.
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