Birth date sources:
1) Woburn Vital Records: Births, Deaths & Marriages 1640-1873, page 139
2) Oliver Kendal, Memorial of Josiah Kendall, page 28
Military Service:
First Lieutenant, American Revolution, serving under Capt. Daniel Robbins and Col. Asa Whitcomb.
∼Josiah, (Samuel, Thomas, Francis), answered the alarm at Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775. As with most of those present, he was a everyday man, serving God and Country, (his new country, these United States). His son, Josiah, Jr., was also a patriot, and his grandson, Josiah, answered the alarm at Bennington and Rhode Island. (see links). God grant you peace, noble prince.
Birth date sources:
1) Woburn Vital Records: Births, Deaths & Marriages 1640-1873, page 139
2) Oliver Kendal, Memorial of Josiah Kendall, page 28
Military Service:
First Lieutenant, American Revolution, serving under Capt. Daniel Robbins and Col. Asa Whitcomb.
∼Josiah, (Samuel, Thomas, Francis), answered the alarm at Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775. As with most of those present, he was a everyday man, serving God and Country, (his new country, these United States). His son, Josiah, Jr., was also a patriot, and his grandson, Josiah, answered the alarm at Bennington and Rhode Island. (see links). God grant you peace, noble prince.
Inscription
In memory of
Josiah Kendall
who died July 22d, 1785,
in the 73rd year of his age.
Gravesite Details
This grave has the S.A.R. coronet planted in front of stone
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