Aged 75 years.
He held town offices in Granby most of the time from 1786 to 1802. (Source: Andrew Moore of Poquonock and Windsor, Conn. and His Descendants by Hon. Horace L. Moore.) Reuben lived in "The Jog" area of Southwick which was part of Granby, Connecticut from 1786 to 1804, so it is possible that he lived in the same house originally located in Southwick before the boundary changed, becoming part of Simsbury in 1774 and then 1786 when Granby became a separate town.
He held town offices in Granby most of the time from 1786 to 1802. (Source: Andrew Moore of Poquonock and Windsor, Conn. and His Descendants by Hon. Horace L. Moore.) Reuben lived in "The Jog" area of Southwick which was part of Granby, Connecticut from 1786 to 1804, so it is possible that he lived in the same house originally located in Southwick before the boundary changed, becoming part of Simsbury in 1774 and then 1786 when Granby became a separate town.
Aged 75 years.
He held town offices in Granby most of the time from 1786 to 1802. (Source: Andrew Moore of Poquonock and Windsor, Conn. and His Descendants by Hon. Horace L. Moore.) Reuben lived in "The Jog" area of Southwick which was part of Granby, Connecticut from 1786 to 1804, so it is possible that he lived in the same house originally located in Southwick before the boundary changed, becoming part of Simsbury in 1774 and then 1786 when Granby became a separate town.
He held town offices in Granby most of the time from 1786 to 1802. (Source: Andrew Moore of Poquonock and Windsor, Conn. and His Descendants by Hon. Horace L. Moore.) Reuben lived in "The Jog" area of Southwick which was part of Granby, Connecticut from 1786 to 1804, so it is possible that he lived in the same house originally located in Southwick before the boundary changed, becoming part of Simsbury in 1774 and then 1786 when Granby became a separate town.
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