b. June 14, 1783, m. May 14, 1809, Timothy Dwight b. March 29, 1778 (eldest of eight sons of President Timothy Dwight of Yale College, and Mary Woolsey, dau. of Benjamin Woolsey of Dosoris, L. I.) : a hardware merchant at New Haven, Ct., a man of liberal culture, although not a graduate at College, and of fervid piety and especially active in promoting revivals of religion.
He was conscientious and generous in his habits of giving, and always like his father and all his brothers, strong for justice and the right, and an abhorrence of all false shows and shams. He had a very fine, intellectual face, and was of a large frame and vigorous health. He d. June 13, 1844; she d. Feb. 25, 1855.
MARRIED-At Northampton, Mass. Mr. Timothy Dwight, jr. to Miss Clarissa Strong." -The Connecticut Courant (Hartford, Connecticut), Wednesday, June 7, 1809, p. 3.
He was conscientious and generous in his habits of giving, and always like his father and all his brothers, strong for justice and the right, and an abhorrence of all false shows and shams. He had a very fine, intellectual face, and was of a large frame and vigorous health. He d. June 13, 1844; she d. Feb. 25, 1855.
MARRIED-At Northampton, Mass. Mr. Timothy Dwight, jr. to Miss Clarissa Strong." -The Connecticut Courant (Hartford, Connecticut), Wednesday, June 7, 1809, p. 3.
b. June 14, 1783, m. May 14, 1809, Timothy Dwight b. March 29, 1778 (eldest of eight sons of President Timothy Dwight of Yale College, and Mary Woolsey, dau. of Benjamin Woolsey of Dosoris, L. I.) : a hardware merchant at New Haven, Ct., a man of liberal culture, although not a graduate at College, and of fervid piety and especially active in promoting revivals of religion.
He was conscientious and generous in his habits of giving, and always like his father and all his brothers, strong for justice and the right, and an abhorrence of all false shows and shams. He had a very fine, intellectual face, and was of a large frame and vigorous health. He d. June 13, 1844; she d. Feb. 25, 1855.
MARRIED-At Northampton, Mass. Mr. Timothy Dwight, jr. to Miss Clarissa Strong." -The Connecticut Courant (Hartford, Connecticut), Wednesday, June 7, 1809, p. 3.
He was conscientious and generous in his habits of giving, and always like his father and all his brothers, strong for justice and the right, and an abhorrence of all false shows and shams. He had a very fine, intellectual face, and was of a large frame and vigorous health. He d. June 13, 1844; she d. Feb. 25, 1855.
MARRIED-At Northampton, Mass. Mr. Timothy Dwight, jr. to Miss Clarissa Strong." -The Connecticut Courant (Hartford, Connecticut), Wednesday, June 7, 1809, p. 3.
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