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<span class=prefix>Capt</span> Samuel Lockwood

Capt Samuel Lockwood

Birth
Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA
Death
26 Aug 1807 (aged 69)
Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA
Burial
Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA
Plot
J8
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In the Revolutionary War, boat Captain Samuel Lockwood kept a longboat hidden in Greenwich Cove. They would row across the Sound and burn British ships off Long Island. Later, he was a military Captain in Col. Lamb's Artillery when he marched with General Montgomery and he was a hero in the storming of Quebec in October, 1775. He was captured there and released after the war.

In the Revolutionary War, boat Captain Samuel Lockwood kept a longboat hidden in Greenwich Cove. They would row across the Sound and burn British ships off Long Island. Later, he was a military Captain in Col. Lamb's Artillery when he marched with General Montgomery and he was a hero in the storming of Quebec in October, 1775. He was captured there and released after the war.

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