86y
Revolutionary War
He was the son of Moses and Jemima (Mead) Knapp.
He married Margaret Kasson 8 September 1760, Bethlehem, Litchfield, CT.
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Sergeant Moses Knapp — Honored with a Grave Marking Ceremony by the Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR).
May 14, 2022 — Old Bethlehem Cemetery, Connecticut.
Moses Knapp stood with his neighbors on their Town Green on 18 July 1776 and swore an oath to uphold and defend their Liberties and Freedoms fourteen days after the Declaration of Independence had been signed. In 1775 he served in Capt. Nehemiah Beardsley's 9th Company of Col. David Waterbury's 5th Connecticut Regiment. In July 1779 he was part of an expedition to Fairfield and Norwalk for defense of this and the rest of the United States of America, serving in the 6th Alarm List of Col. Nehemiah Beardsley's 16th Connecticut Regiment.
From the Hale Collection
Revolutionary War
He was the son of Moses and Jemima (Mead) Knapp.
He married Margaret Kasson 8 September 1760, Bethlehem, Litchfield, CT.
* * * * *
Sergeant Moses Knapp — Honored with a Grave Marking Ceremony by the Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR).
May 14, 2022 — Old Bethlehem Cemetery, Connecticut.
Moses Knapp stood with his neighbors on their Town Green on 18 July 1776 and swore an oath to uphold and defend their Liberties and Freedoms fourteen days after the Declaration of Independence had been signed. In 1775 he served in Capt. Nehemiah Beardsley's 9th Company of Col. David Waterbury's 5th Connecticut Regiment. In July 1779 he was part of an expedition to Fairfield and Norwalk for defense of this and the rest of the United States of America, serving in the 6th Alarm List of Col. Nehemiah Beardsley's 16th Connecticut Regiment.
From the Hale Collection
86y
Revolutionary War
He was the son of Moses and Jemima (Mead) Knapp.
He married Margaret Kasson 8 September 1760, Bethlehem, Litchfield, CT.
* * * * *
Sergeant Moses Knapp — Honored with a Grave Marking Ceremony by the Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR).
May 14, 2022 — Old Bethlehem Cemetery, Connecticut.
Moses Knapp stood with his neighbors on their Town Green on 18 July 1776 and swore an oath to uphold and defend their Liberties and Freedoms fourteen days after the Declaration of Independence had been signed. In 1775 he served in Capt. Nehemiah Beardsley's 9th Company of Col. David Waterbury's 5th Connecticut Regiment. In July 1779 he was part of an expedition to Fairfield and Norwalk for defense of this and the rest of the United States of America, serving in the 6th Alarm List of Col. Nehemiah Beardsley's 16th Connecticut Regiment.
From the Hale Collection
Revolutionary War
He was the son of Moses and Jemima (Mead) Knapp.
He married Margaret Kasson 8 September 1760, Bethlehem, Litchfield, CT.
* * * * *
Sergeant Moses Knapp — Honored with a Grave Marking Ceremony by the Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR).
May 14, 2022 — Old Bethlehem Cemetery, Connecticut.
Moses Knapp stood with his neighbors on their Town Green on 18 July 1776 and swore an oath to uphold and defend their Liberties and Freedoms fourteen days after the Declaration of Independence had been signed. In 1775 he served in Capt. Nehemiah Beardsley's 9th Company of Col. David Waterbury's 5th Connecticut Regiment. In July 1779 he was part of an expedition to Fairfield and Norwalk for defense of this and the rest of the United States of America, serving in the 6th Alarm List of Col. Nehemiah Beardsley's 16th Connecticut Regiment.
From the Hale Collection
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