Artemas Earle was the son of George and Mary Rice (Baker) Earle. He was the husband of Sarah "Sally" Tarbell) Earle. They were married January 24, 1787. Artemas served during the Revolutionary War.
Vermont Men in the Revolution
Revolutionary War Rolls for State of New York
A Payroll of mileage and wages of a militia company, commanded by Ensign William Hoar, from October 23d to November 4, 1780
Name: Artemas Earl
Miles: 60
Per Mile: 4
Amt. travel: 1.0.0
Time in Service: 13
Total: 1.17 4
Town of Chester, Windsor County, Vermont General Records
Volume A, Page 169
Artemus Earll and Sarah Tarbel, both of Chester, were married the 24th day of January 1787
Waters, Henry Fitz-Gilbert
The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, c1907
Thomas Tarbell and Some of His Descendants
Pgs. 165-166
viii Sarah, married January 25, 1787, Artemas Earl
Vermont Men in the Revolution
Revolutionary War Rolls for State of New York
A Payroll of mileage and wages of a militia company, commanded by Ensign William Hoar, from October 23d to November 4, 1780
Name: Artemas Earl
Miles: 60
Per Mile: 4
Amt. travel: 1.0.0
Time in Service: 13
Total: 1.17 4
Town of Chester, Windsor County, Vermont General Records
Volume A, Page 169
Artemus Earll and Sarah Tarbel, both of Chester, were married the 24th day of January 1787
Waters, Henry Fitz-Gilbert
The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, c1907
Thomas Tarbell and Some of His Descendants
Pgs. 165-166
viii Sarah, married January 25, 1787, Artemas Earl
Artemas Earle was the son of George and Mary Rice (Baker) Earle. He was the husband of Sarah "Sally" Tarbell) Earle. They were married January 24, 1787. Artemas served during the Revolutionary War.
Vermont Men in the Revolution
Revolutionary War Rolls for State of New York
A Payroll of mileage and wages of a militia company, commanded by Ensign William Hoar, from October 23d to November 4, 1780
Name: Artemas Earl
Miles: 60
Per Mile: 4
Amt. travel: 1.0.0
Time in Service: 13
Total: 1.17 4
Town of Chester, Windsor County, Vermont General Records
Volume A, Page 169
Artemus Earll and Sarah Tarbel, both of Chester, were married the 24th day of January 1787
Waters, Henry Fitz-Gilbert
The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, c1907
Thomas Tarbell and Some of His Descendants
Pgs. 165-166
viii Sarah, married January 25, 1787, Artemas Earl
Vermont Men in the Revolution
Revolutionary War Rolls for State of New York
A Payroll of mileage and wages of a militia company, commanded by Ensign William Hoar, from October 23d to November 4, 1780
Name: Artemas Earl
Miles: 60
Per Mile: 4
Amt. travel: 1.0.0
Time in Service: 13
Total: 1.17 4
Town of Chester, Windsor County, Vermont General Records
Volume A, Page 169
Artemus Earll and Sarah Tarbel, both of Chester, were married the 24th day of January 1787
Waters, Henry Fitz-Gilbert
The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, c1907
Thomas Tarbell and Some of His Descendants
Pgs. 165-166
viii Sarah, married January 25, 1787, Artemas Earl
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Artemas Earle
died
Feb 21, 1839
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