Jonathan C. Giddings was the son of Joseph Giddings and Eunice Andrews.
In Milford, Connecticut on 2 Jan 1766 he married Mary Herrick Baldwin, (daughter of Gamaliel Baldwin and Mary (Rebecca) Herrick Stebbins).
Jonathan and Mary had 9 children:
*Gamaliel Baldwin Giddings (1766–1850)
*Rebecca Giddings (1769–1849)
*James Andrus Giddings Sr. (1771–1862)
*Armida Giddings (1773–1827)
*Solomon Giddings (1775–1840)
*Lt. Jonathan Chauncy Giddings (1777–1834)
*Polly Giddings (1779–1844)
*Samuel Giddings (1782–1850)
*Laura Giddings (1786–1854)
He was 76 years of age at the time of his death. His will was admitted to probate in 1818. The inventory of his estate amounted to $18,000.
Captain Jonathan C. Giddings (1741 Lyme, Ct-1817 Sherman) commanded a scouting party and endured great hardship. He was wounded and obtained an honorable discharge. His wife fed the soldiers when the Army was encamped near them on the Housatonic River. *Daughters of the Am Rev. Vol. 30 p 272" DAR Ancestor#A044961
-courtesy Don Giddens]
[from "History of the Town of New Milford & Bridgewater" by Samuel Orcutt, C. 1882, page 380]
In Milford, Connecticut on 2 Jan 1766 he married Mary Herrick Baldwin, (daughter of Gamaliel Baldwin and Mary (Rebecca) Herrick Stebbins).
Jonathan and Mary had 9 children:
*Gamaliel Baldwin Giddings (1766–1850)
*Rebecca Giddings (1769–1849)
*James Andrus Giddings Sr. (1771–1862)
*Armida Giddings (1773–1827)
*Solomon Giddings (1775–1840)
*Lt. Jonathan Chauncy Giddings (1777–1834)
*Polly Giddings (1779–1844)
*Samuel Giddings (1782–1850)
*Laura Giddings (1786–1854)
He was 76 years of age at the time of his death. His will was admitted to probate in 1818. The inventory of his estate amounted to $18,000.
Captain Jonathan C. Giddings (1741 Lyme, Ct-1817 Sherman) commanded a scouting party and endured great hardship. He was wounded and obtained an honorable discharge. His wife fed the soldiers when the Army was encamped near them on the Housatonic River. *Daughters of the Am Rev. Vol. 30 p 272" DAR Ancestor#A044961
-courtesy Don Giddens]
[from "History of the Town of New Milford & Bridgewater" by Samuel Orcutt, C. 1882, page 380]
Jonathan C. Giddings was the son of Joseph Giddings and Eunice Andrews.
In Milford, Connecticut on 2 Jan 1766 he married Mary Herrick Baldwin, (daughter of Gamaliel Baldwin and Mary (Rebecca) Herrick Stebbins).
Jonathan and Mary had 9 children:
*Gamaliel Baldwin Giddings (1766–1850)
*Rebecca Giddings (1769–1849)
*James Andrus Giddings Sr. (1771–1862)
*Armida Giddings (1773–1827)
*Solomon Giddings (1775–1840)
*Lt. Jonathan Chauncy Giddings (1777–1834)
*Polly Giddings (1779–1844)
*Samuel Giddings (1782–1850)
*Laura Giddings (1786–1854)
He was 76 years of age at the time of his death. His will was admitted to probate in 1818. The inventory of his estate amounted to $18,000.
Captain Jonathan C. Giddings (1741 Lyme, Ct-1817 Sherman) commanded a scouting party and endured great hardship. He was wounded and obtained an honorable discharge. His wife fed the soldiers when the Army was encamped near them on the Housatonic River. *Daughters of the Am Rev. Vol. 30 p 272" DAR Ancestor#A044961
-courtesy Don Giddens]
[from "History of the Town of New Milford & Bridgewater" by Samuel Orcutt, C. 1882, page 380]
In Milford, Connecticut on 2 Jan 1766 he married Mary Herrick Baldwin, (daughter of Gamaliel Baldwin and Mary (Rebecca) Herrick Stebbins).
Jonathan and Mary had 9 children:
*Gamaliel Baldwin Giddings (1766–1850)
*Rebecca Giddings (1769–1849)
*James Andrus Giddings Sr. (1771–1862)
*Armida Giddings (1773–1827)
*Solomon Giddings (1775–1840)
*Lt. Jonathan Chauncy Giddings (1777–1834)
*Polly Giddings (1779–1844)
*Samuel Giddings (1782–1850)
*Laura Giddings (1786–1854)
He was 76 years of age at the time of his death. His will was admitted to probate in 1818. The inventory of his estate amounted to $18,000.
Captain Jonathan C. Giddings (1741 Lyme, Ct-1817 Sherman) commanded a scouting party and endured great hardship. He was wounded and obtained an honorable discharge. His wife fed the soldiers when the Army was encamped near them on the Housatonic River. *Daughters of the Am Rev. Vol. 30 p 272" DAR Ancestor#A044961
-courtesy Don Giddens]
[from "History of the Town of New Milford & Bridgewater" by Samuel Orcutt, C. 1882, page 380]
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