Served during the Revolution from New Hampshire.
He married Sarah Taylor at Townsend on Jan. 28, 1779.
Served during the Revolution from New Hampshire.
He married Sarah Taylor at Townsend on Jan. 28, 1779.
Inscription
SACRED
to the memory of
Lieut. JACOB BLODGET,
who departed this life
Feb. 29th 1808, in the
60th year of his age
Beneath this stone I turn to dust,
But I hereafter shall arise;
And he, in whom I put my trust,
Will bear me upward to the skies.
There, sorrow, pain, & death will cease,
And every tear be swip'd away,
There shall I dwell in perfect peace,
And thou, O Grave must loose thy prey.
Family Members
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Josiah Blodgett
1738–1805
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William Blodgett
1738–1852
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Bridget Blodgett Taylor
1746–1794
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John Blodgett
1750–1847
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Lieut Zebulon Blodgett
1753–1813
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Sarah Blodgett Danforth
1755–1842
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Lydia Blodgett Butterfield
1758–1837
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Jemima Blodgett Parham
1760–1846
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William Blodgett
1762–1852
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Mrs Abigail Blodgett Chaney
1764–1859
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Salmon Blodgett
1766–1853
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