In 1820 Reuben Kidder limped into court on crutches and with his hip out of joint, reporting tlmt his debts were $16 and assets $70.10. A cooper by trade, he was in Capt. Daniel Livermore's Co., Col. Reed's Regt. of N. H. Infantry, and served till the war closed. His wife was then 46 years old, and his children were Noah, Debora, Lernina and Eli. No stone marks his wife's grave, nor does he appear in the census of 1790.
In 1820 Reuben Kidder limped into court on crutches and with his hip out of joint, reporting tlmt his debts were $16 and assets $70.10. A cooper by trade, he was in Capt. Daniel Livermore's Co., Col. Reed's Regt. of N. H. Infantry, and served till the war closed. His wife was then 46 years old, and his children were Noah, Debora, Lernina and Eli. No stone marks his wife's grave, nor does he appear in the census of 1790.
Inscription
Soldier of Revolution, died 1828, ae 68
Gravesite Details
Birth calculated from age.
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