Moses is the son of Moses Cole and Mary Sperry. He married Isabel Nelson on 19 Oct 1775 in Putney, Windham, VT. He served during the Revolutionary War.
The Coles and the Brittons were among the first pioneers to cut roads in the northern frontiers of Jefferson County, and the played important roles in the War of 1812.
Moses and Isabel lived in Putney, Vermont, Newport, Herkimer Co., New York, and finally Brownville, Jefferson, New York, where they both died.
Their children:
Diadema Cole Britton (1775-1845)
William Cole (1777-1847)
Mary Cole Britton (1779- )
Eunice Cole Welch (abt 1785-
Isabel Cole Gould (abt 1790-1861)
Rebecca Cole Webb (1787-1855)
Moses Cole "Jr" (1790-1842)
and some say Benoni Cole (1795-1870)
The Coles and the Brittons were among the first pioneers to cut roads in the northern frontiers of Jefferson County, and the played important roles in the War of 1812.
Moses and Isabel lived in Putney, Vermont, Newport, Herkimer Co., New York, and finally Brownville, Jefferson, New York, where they both died.
Their children:
Diadema Cole Britton (1775-1845)
William Cole (1777-1847)
Mary Cole Britton (1779- )
Eunice Cole Welch (abt 1785-
Isabel Cole Gould (abt 1790-1861)
Rebecca Cole Webb (1787-1855)
Moses Cole "Jr" (1790-1842)
and some say Benoni Cole (1795-1870)
Moses is the son of Moses Cole and Mary Sperry. He married Isabel Nelson on 19 Oct 1775 in Putney, Windham, VT. He served during the Revolutionary War.
The Coles and the Brittons were among the first pioneers to cut roads in the northern frontiers of Jefferson County, and the played important roles in the War of 1812.
Moses and Isabel lived in Putney, Vermont, Newport, Herkimer Co., New York, and finally Brownville, Jefferson, New York, where they both died.
Their children:
Diadema Cole Britton (1775-1845)
William Cole (1777-1847)
Mary Cole Britton (1779- )
Eunice Cole Welch (abt 1785-
Isabel Cole Gould (abt 1790-1861)
Rebecca Cole Webb (1787-1855)
Moses Cole "Jr" (1790-1842)
and some say Benoni Cole (1795-1870)
The Coles and the Brittons were among the first pioneers to cut roads in the northern frontiers of Jefferson County, and the played important roles in the War of 1812.
Moses and Isabel lived in Putney, Vermont, Newport, Herkimer Co., New York, and finally Brownville, Jefferson, New York, where they both died.
Their children:
Diadema Cole Britton (1775-1845)
William Cole (1777-1847)
Mary Cole Britton (1779- )
Eunice Cole Welch (abt 1785-
Isabel Cole Gould (abt 1790-1861)
Rebecca Cole Webb (1787-1855)
Moses Cole "Jr" (1790-1842)
and some say Benoni Cole (1795-1870)
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