Courtesy of Contributor: Michelle Smith (47372388) :
Private in Capt. Ezekial Knowlton's company. Col. Dike's regiment of Mass Militia; enlisted Dec. 16, 1776, reg. raised to sere until March. Also Capt. Daniel Gilvert's co. in Col. Job Cushing's reg. Service from July 30, 1777. 2 days at Bennington and Half Moon. Reported deserted; com marches from Brookfield July 30, 1777.∼Genealogy:
Dr. Joshua Tyler was born in Brookfield on August 12th, 1758 to Abner Tyler and Hannah Stevens. In 1780 he married Judith Ayers also of Brookfield, and soon after they moved to Chesterfield, NH. They had 14 children;
Joshua, b. 1781, married Lydia Farr.
Judith, b. 1782, married Capt. Daniel Davis.
Jason, b. 1784, married Thirzy King.
Ayers, b. 1785, d. 1787.
Patty, b. 1787, married Joshua Kelley.
Anna Ayers, b. 1789.
Betsy, b. 1791, married Mr. King.
Buckley, b. 1793, d. 1794.
Joseph Warren, b. 1795, married Eleanor Thomas.
Buckley Olcott, b. 1798, married Mary Towne.
Fanny S., b. 1799.
Royal, b. 1801, d. 1803.
Rolston, b. 1804, d. in infancy.
Rolston Goodell, b. 1805, married Mary Jane Dudley.
The couple moved to the Centre Village of Chesterfield, New Hampshire where he built a large house. He practiced his profession as a physician for many years in Chesterfield, and died on June 11th, 1807 at forty-nine years of age. Judith died forty-seven years later in 1854, aged ninety-one.
Military Service:
The American Revolution
Joshua Tyler enlisted to Captain Ezekiel Knowlton's company, which mustered from December 16th, 1776 to March 1st, 1777.
He also enlisted to Captain Daniel Gilbert's company of Brookfield and Western as a private. This company served at the Battle of Bennington, and at Half Moon, from July 13th to September 2nd, 1777.
Private in Capt. Ezekial Knowlton's company. Col. Dike's regiment of Mass Militia; enlisted Dec. 16, 1776, reg. raised to sere until March. Also Capt. Daniel Gilvert's co. in Col. Job Cushing's reg. Service from July 30, 1777. 2 days at Bennington and Half Moon. Reported deserted; com marches from Brookfield July 30, 1777.∼Genealogy:
Dr. Joshua Tyler was born in Brookfield on August 12th, 1758 to Abner Tyler and Hannah Stevens. In 1780 he married Judith Ayers also of Brookfield, and soon after they moved to Chesterfield, NH. They had 14 children;
Joshua, b. 1781, married Lydia Farr.
Judith, b. 1782, married Capt. Daniel Davis.
Jason, b. 1784, married Thirzy King.
Ayers, b. 1785, d. 1787.
Patty, b. 1787, married Joshua Kelley.
Anna Ayers, b. 1789.
Betsy, b. 1791, married Mr. King.
Buckley, b. 1793, d. 1794.
Joseph Warren, b. 1795, married Eleanor Thomas.
Buckley Olcott, b. 1798, married Mary Towne.
Fanny S., b. 1799.
Royal, b. 1801, d. 1803.
Rolston, b. 1804, d. in infancy.
Rolston Goodell, b. 1805, married Mary Jane Dudley.
The couple moved to the Centre Village of Chesterfield, New Hampshire where he built a large house. He practiced his profession as a physician for many years in Chesterfield, and died on June 11th, 1807 at forty-nine years of age. Judith died forty-seven years later in 1854, aged ninety-one.
Military Service:
The American Revolution
Joshua Tyler enlisted to Captain Ezekiel Knowlton's company, which mustered from December 16th, 1776 to March 1st, 1777.
He also enlisted to Captain Daniel Gilbert's company of Brookfield and Western as a private. This company served at the Battle of Bennington, and at Half Moon, from July 13th to September 2nd, 1777.
Courtesy of Contributor: Michelle Smith (47372388) :
Private in Capt. Ezekial Knowlton's company. Col. Dike's regiment of Mass Militia; enlisted Dec. 16, 1776, reg. raised to sere until March. Also Capt. Daniel Gilvert's co. in Col. Job Cushing's reg. Service from July 30, 1777. 2 days at Bennington and Half Moon. Reported deserted; com marches from Brookfield July 30, 1777.∼Genealogy:
Dr. Joshua Tyler was born in Brookfield on August 12th, 1758 to Abner Tyler and Hannah Stevens. In 1780 he married Judith Ayers also of Brookfield, and soon after they moved to Chesterfield, NH. They had 14 children;
Joshua, b. 1781, married Lydia Farr.
Judith, b. 1782, married Capt. Daniel Davis.
Jason, b. 1784, married Thirzy King.
Ayers, b. 1785, d. 1787.
Patty, b. 1787, married Joshua Kelley.
Anna Ayers, b. 1789.
Betsy, b. 1791, married Mr. King.
Buckley, b. 1793, d. 1794.
Joseph Warren, b. 1795, married Eleanor Thomas.
Buckley Olcott, b. 1798, married Mary Towne.
Fanny S., b. 1799.
Royal, b. 1801, d. 1803.
Rolston, b. 1804, d. in infancy.
Rolston Goodell, b. 1805, married Mary Jane Dudley.
The couple moved to the Centre Village of Chesterfield, New Hampshire where he built a large house. He practiced his profession as a physician for many years in Chesterfield, and died on June 11th, 1807 at forty-nine years of age. Judith died forty-seven years later in 1854, aged ninety-one.
Military Service:
The American Revolution
Joshua Tyler enlisted to Captain Ezekiel Knowlton's company, which mustered from December 16th, 1776 to March 1st, 1777.
He also enlisted to Captain Daniel Gilbert's company of Brookfield and Western as a private. This company served at the Battle of Bennington, and at Half Moon, from July 13th to September 2nd, 1777.
Private in Capt. Ezekial Knowlton's company. Col. Dike's regiment of Mass Militia; enlisted Dec. 16, 1776, reg. raised to sere until March. Also Capt. Daniel Gilvert's co. in Col. Job Cushing's reg. Service from July 30, 1777. 2 days at Bennington and Half Moon. Reported deserted; com marches from Brookfield July 30, 1777.∼Genealogy:
Dr. Joshua Tyler was born in Brookfield on August 12th, 1758 to Abner Tyler and Hannah Stevens. In 1780 he married Judith Ayers also of Brookfield, and soon after they moved to Chesterfield, NH. They had 14 children;
Joshua, b. 1781, married Lydia Farr.
Judith, b. 1782, married Capt. Daniel Davis.
Jason, b. 1784, married Thirzy King.
Ayers, b. 1785, d. 1787.
Patty, b. 1787, married Joshua Kelley.
Anna Ayers, b. 1789.
Betsy, b. 1791, married Mr. King.
Buckley, b. 1793, d. 1794.
Joseph Warren, b. 1795, married Eleanor Thomas.
Buckley Olcott, b. 1798, married Mary Towne.
Fanny S., b. 1799.
Royal, b. 1801, d. 1803.
Rolston, b. 1804, d. in infancy.
Rolston Goodell, b. 1805, married Mary Jane Dudley.
The couple moved to the Centre Village of Chesterfield, New Hampshire where he built a large house. He practiced his profession as a physician for many years in Chesterfield, and died on June 11th, 1807 at forty-nine years of age. Judith died forty-seven years later in 1854, aged ninety-one.
Military Service:
The American Revolution
Joshua Tyler enlisted to Captain Ezekiel Knowlton's company, which mustered from December 16th, 1776 to March 1st, 1777.
He also enlisted to Captain Daniel Gilbert's company of Brookfield and Western as a private. This company served at the Battle of Bennington, and at Half Moon, from July 13th to September 2nd, 1777.
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