Josiah Gustin 1748-1810

Margaret E. Wardner 1749 1857

Marriage: November 25, 1773 Marlow,

Cheshire British Colonial America, New Hampshire

Children/Siblings

1.     Samuel Gustin b. 1775

2.     Mary Molly Gustin 1776-1863. Married Francis Cram in 1797 (1774-1810). Second husband Elijah Harlow II married 1813 (1768-1836)

3.     Caleb Gustin 1778-1778

4.     Katherine Caroline Gustin 1779-1854. Married in 1801 to Benjamin Huntington Sr. (1771-1842)

5.     Phillip Gustin b. 1781

6.     Lydia Gustin 1783-1868. Married Samuel Reynolds (1772-1858)

7.     Margaret Gustin 1785-1809. Married in 1797 to Joshua Mather (1777-1854)

8.     Josiah Gustin 1788-1865. Married Esther Kimpton in 1814 (1796-1876)

9.     Aaron Gustin 1790-1865. Married in 1817 to Miriam Flanders (1799-1891)

10.  Mary Polly Gustin b. 1790

11.  Aaron Gustin 1793-1891

12.  Sally Gustin 1793-1891

13.  Levi Holden Gustin 1798-1865. Married in 1820 to Almira M. Early (1803-1884)

JOSIAHS PARENTS

Reverend Samuel Gustin 1718-1791

Married on January 5, 1740 in Lyme, New London, British Colonial America Connecticut

Mary Wardner Thomas 1718-1804

CHILDREN-SIBLINGS

1.     Samuel Gustin III 1741-1763

2.     John Gustin 1742-1815

3.     Elisha Gustin 1747-1834

4.     Josiah Gustin 1748-1810

5.     Mary Gustin 1751-1808

6.     Thomas Gustin b. 1754

7.     Joshua Gustin 1756-1810

8.     Anna Gustin 1760-1800

9.     Hannah Gustin 1764-1833

10.  William Gustin b. 1766

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"The Gustine Compendium", Gustine Courson Weaver, 1929, p.51 and 299.

Josiah, brother of Elisha, born, Jan. 21, 1748, in the Revolution throughout.

Was taken prisoner at the Battle of Cedars, taken to Montreal and exchanged.

"Gustine Compendium" Gustine Courson Weaver, 1929

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Josiah Gustin was born on 21 January 1748, in Lyme, New London, Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America, his father, Reverend Samuel Jr Gustin, was 29 and his mother, Mary Wardner Thomas, was 29. He married Margaret E. Wardner on 25 November 1773, in Marlow, Cheshire, New Hampshire, British Colonial America. They were the parents of at least 7 sons and 6 daughters. He registered for military service in 1776. He died on 10 February 1810, in Stanstead, Quebec, Canada, at the age of 62.