Info below provided by: Stan Arnold
Jason was the fifth of nine known children born to Edward Crossett and Elizabeth Cady of Shutesbury, Mass. and Duxbury, Vermont.
He was married in Waterbury, VT on 1 January 1807 to Lydia Corse, the daughter of Gad Corse and Lydia Norton of Northfield, Mass. and Waterbury, VT.
In 1830 Jason appears on the census in Colchester, Chittenden Co., VT, but by 1840 was living in Waterbury. In the 1850 census, he was still with family in Waterbury, but the handwriting of the transcriber was very indistinct, and his name looks like "Susan Caput" aged 45, when in reality it reads "Jason Crosset" aged 65.
Jason is buried near his in-laws, Gad and Lydia Corse, but for some unknown reason his wife does not have a marker there.
Jason and Lydia had eight children.
Info below provided by: Stan Arnold
Jason was the fifth of nine known children born to Edward Crossett and Elizabeth Cady of Shutesbury, Mass. and Duxbury, Vermont.
He was married in Waterbury, VT on 1 January 1807 to Lydia Corse, the daughter of Gad Corse and Lydia Norton of Northfield, Mass. and Waterbury, VT.
In 1830 Jason appears on the census in Colchester, Chittenden Co., VT, but by 1840 was living in Waterbury. In the 1850 census, he was still with family in Waterbury, but the handwriting of the transcriber was very indistinct, and his name looks like "Susan Caput" aged 45, when in reality it reads "Jason Crosset" aged 65.
Jason is buried near his in-laws, Gad and Lydia Corse, but for some unknown reason his wife does not have a marker there.
Jason and Lydia had eight children.
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