Photo Credit: Whitney Rapp
Caleb Kempton began whaling at a young age and by age 21 was in command of his first ship. By age 33, he had amassed sufficient money to support himself the rest of his life, where he retired at home in New Bedford, Massachusetts
Caleb Kempton married Lovey Sherman (1799-1877) in January 1829 in New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts
The Kempton/Kimpton families in North America : from Plymouth Colony through the tenth generation throughout the United States and Canada by Saunders, Morton W., pg 38 and 74-75
Buried in Friends Cemetery, New Bedford, Massachusetts
Caleb Kempton began whaling at a young age and by age 21 was in command of his first ship. By age 33, he had amassed sufficient money to support himself the rest of his life, where he retired at home in New Bedford, Massachusetts
Caleb Kempton married Lovey Sherman (1799-1877) in January 1829 in New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts
The Kempton/Kimpton families in North America : from Plymouth Colony through the tenth generation throughout the United States and Canada by Saunders, Morton W., pg 38 and 74-75
Buried in Friends Cemetery, New Bedford, Massachusetts
Photo Credit: Whitney Rapp
Caleb Kempton began whaling at a young age and by age 21 was in command of his first ship. By age 33, he had amassed sufficient money to support himself the rest of his life, where he retired at home in New Bedford, Massachusetts
Caleb Kempton married Lovey Sherman (1799-1877) in January 1829 in New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts
The Kempton/Kimpton families in North America : from Plymouth Colony through the tenth generation throughout the United States and Canada by Saunders, Morton W., pg 38 and 74-75
Buried in Friends Cemetery, New Bedford, Massachusetts
Caleb Kempton began whaling at a young age and by age 21 was in command of his first ship. By age 33, he had amassed sufficient money to support himself the rest of his life, where he retired at home in New Bedford, Massachusetts
Caleb Kempton married Lovey Sherman (1799-1877) in January 1829 in New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts
The Kempton/Kimpton families in North America : from Plymouth Colony through the tenth generation throughout the United States and Canada by Saunders, Morton W., pg 38 and 74-75
Buried in Friends Cemetery, New Bedford, Massachusetts
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