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My seventh great grandfather.
Samuel Edgerton was the son of Richard Edgerton and Mary (Sylvester) Edgerton. Samuel married Alice Ripley on 4-18-1703, daughter of Joshua and Hannah (Bradford) Ripley.
Samuel and Alice lived in the district of Norwich known as West Farms, in the northwestern section of town that was later set aside as the township of Franklin. Samuel was a farmer and planter. He was a prominent member of the Congregational Church.
Samuel and Alice Edgerton had a family of ten children, eight sons, Samuel, Peter, Joshua, John, William, Elijah, David and Daniel; and two daughters, Mary and Alice. The family was fully recorded in the Vital Records of Norwich.
My seventh great grandfather.
Samuel Edgerton was the son of Richard Edgerton and Mary (Sylvester) Edgerton. Samuel married Alice Ripley on 4-18-1703, daughter of Joshua and Hannah (Bradford) Ripley.
Samuel and Alice lived in the district of Norwich known as West Farms, in the northwestern section of town that was later set aside as the township of Franklin. Samuel was a farmer and planter. He was a prominent member of the Congregational Church.
Samuel and Alice Edgerton had a family of ten children, eight sons, Samuel, Peter, Joshua, John, William, Elijah, David and Daniel; and two daughters, Mary and Alice. The family was fully recorded in the Vital Records of Norwich.
A great big thank you to Find A Grave Member Jim Hutcheson (#47005828), for sponsoring this memorial. Your sponsorship is very appreciated.
My seventh great grandfather.
Samuel Edgerton was the son of Richard Edgerton and Mary (Sylvester) Edgerton. Samuel married Alice Ripley on 4-18-1703, daughter of Joshua and Hannah (Bradford) Ripley.
Samuel and Alice lived in the district of Norwich known as West Farms, in the northwestern section of town that was later set aside as the township of Franklin. Samuel was a farmer and planter. He was a prominent member of the Congregational Church.
Samuel and Alice Edgerton had a family of ten children, eight sons, Samuel, Peter, Joshua, John, William, Elijah, David and Daniel; and two daughters, Mary and Alice. The family was fully recorded in the Vital Records of Norwich.
My seventh great grandfather.
Samuel Edgerton was the son of Richard Edgerton and Mary (Sylvester) Edgerton. Samuel married Alice Ripley on 4-18-1703, daughter of Joshua and Hannah (Bradford) Ripley.
Samuel and Alice lived in the district of Norwich known as West Farms, in the northwestern section of town that was later set aside as the township of Franklin. Samuel was a farmer and planter. He was a prominent member of the Congregational Church.
Samuel and Alice Edgerton had a family of ten children, eight sons, Samuel, Peter, Joshua, John, William, Elijah, David and Daniel; and two daughters, Mary and Alice. The family was fully recorded in the Vital Records of Norwich.
Inscription
Mr Samuel Edgerton Died June 1748 in ye 81st year of his age. Buried here.
