56 years.
Rev. soldier.
Surry Sexton 1788. Tradition says he "tended mill at the Bridge (in Gilsum), was very poor, and wore wooden shoes."
At the time of his death, he was on the U.S. pension roll for Rev. service in Connecticut.
Info. from "The History of Surry" by Frank Burnside Kingsbury, published 1925 by the Town of Surry, New Hampshire.
Rev. soldier.
Surry Sexton 1788. Tradition says he "tended mill at the Bridge (in Gilsum), was very poor, and wore wooden shoes."
At the time of his death, he was on the U.S. pension roll for Rev. service in Connecticut.
Info. from "The History of Surry" by Frank Burnside Kingsbury, published 1925 by the Town of Surry, New Hampshire.
56 years.
Rev. soldier.
Surry Sexton 1788. Tradition says he "tended mill at the Bridge (in Gilsum), was very poor, and wore wooden shoes."
At the time of his death, he was on the U.S. pension roll for Rev. service in Connecticut.
Info. from "The History of Surry" by Frank Burnside Kingsbury, published 1925 by the Town of Surry, New Hampshire.
Rev. soldier.
Surry Sexton 1788. Tradition says he "tended mill at the Bridge (in Gilsum), was very poor, and wore wooden shoes."
At the time of his death, he was on the U.S. pension roll for Rev. service in Connecticut.
Info. from "The History of Surry" by Frank Burnside Kingsbury, published 1925 by the Town of Surry, New Hampshire.
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