ae 77y
Onon. Centennial speaks of "Benjamin Lamson, a Revolutionary soldier, who came with his family to Cedarville (then called Terry Hollow), Onondaga Co., in 1809. With him came his son, Sterling, who on April 1, 1821, married Miss Olive, eldest daughter of Benjamin Crocker, a soldier in the Revolutionary war." Benjamin Lampson in 1790 was in Granby, Ct. He was born in Simsbury, Ct., Oct. 22, '56, being the son of Reuben.
Onon. Centennial speaks of "Benjamin Lamson, a Revolutionary soldier, who came with his family to Cedarville (then called Terry Hollow), Onondaga Co., in 1809. With him came his son, Sterling, who on April 1, 1821, married Miss Olive, eldest daughter of Benjamin Crocker, a soldier in the Revolutionary war." Benjamin Lampson in 1790 was in Granby, Ct. He was born in Simsbury, Ct., Oct. 22, '56, being the son of Reuben.
ae 77y
Onon. Centennial speaks of "Benjamin Lamson, a Revolutionary soldier, who came with his family to Cedarville (then called Terry Hollow), Onondaga Co., in 1809. With him came his son, Sterling, who on April 1, 1821, married Miss Olive, eldest daughter of Benjamin Crocker, a soldier in the Revolutionary war." Benjamin Lampson in 1790 was in Granby, Ct. He was born in Simsbury, Ct., Oct. 22, '56, being the son of Reuben.
Onon. Centennial speaks of "Benjamin Lamson, a Revolutionary soldier, who came with his family to Cedarville (then called Terry Hollow), Onondaga Co., in 1809. With him came his son, Sterling, who on April 1, 1821, married Miss Olive, eldest daughter of Benjamin Crocker, a soldier in the Revolutionary war." Benjamin Lampson in 1790 was in Granby, Ct. He was born in Simsbury, Ct., Oct. 22, '56, being the son of Reuben.
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