FamilySearch ID# K45B-Z6R
Connecticut Births and Christenings 1649-1906 report the birthdate as 25 Jul 1757.
Revolutionary war veteran. Sergeant in Fletcher's regiment of Vermont militia.
(From the Fonda List found at the Jefferson county genweb page)
Born: July 26, 1757
Died: September 21, 1826
Married: October 14, 1781 ELIZABETH CROKER
Service: Abel Crandall served as Sergeant in Fletcher's regiment of Vermont Militia. His name appears on a payroll dated June 23, 1781 of Capt. John Powell of Stafford, company of Militia in Alarm of Bernard and Royalton, which shows he was in service ten days. His name appears on Pay Table Office October 27, 1781, for party of men that served in the State service under Brig. Gen. Ollcott in the month of November 1780. Service 17 days. His name appears on payroll dated Windsor, April 13, 1781, of Capt. Timothy Brush's company of militia employed in guarding and scouting at the time fo the alarm at Newbury under the direction of Col. Peter Olcott, October 19, 1780.
Service six days. Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D.C.,
Remarks: Abel Crandall is buried in Hillside Cemetery, at Champion, Jefferson Coounty, N.Y. If his wife is buried there her grave has disappeared. Some of their children were born at Chatford, Ct. (?) All married at Champion, N.Y.
Note: see file 209-G, Fonda.
Found at the DAR free search site;
DAR# A027325
Service Description: Capts. John Powell, Timothy Bush, Cols Fletcher, Peter Olcott Militia
Connecticut Births and Christenings 1649-1906 report the birthdate as 25 Jul 1757.
Revolutionary war veteran. Sergeant in Fletcher's regiment of Vermont militia.
(From the Fonda List found at the Jefferson county genweb page)
Born: July 26, 1757
Died: September 21, 1826
Married: October 14, 1781 ELIZABETH CROKER
Service: Abel Crandall served as Sergeant in Fletcher's regiment of Vermont Militia. His name appears on a payroll dated June 23, 1781 of Capt. John Powell of Stafford, company of Militia in Alarm of Bernard and Royalton, which shows he was in service ten days. His name appears on Pay Table Office October 27, 1781, for party of men that served in the State service under Brig. Gen. Ollcott in the month of November 1780. Service 17 days. His name appears on payroll dated Windsor, April 13, 1781, of Capt. Timothy Brush's company of militia employed in guarding and scouting at the time fo the alarm at Newbury under the direction of Col. Peter Olcott, October 19, 1780.
Service six days. Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D.C.,
Remarks: Abel Crandall is buried in Hillside Cemetery, at Champion, Jefferson Coounty, N.Y. If his wife is buried there her grave has disappeared. Some of their children were born at Chatford, Ct. (?) All married at Champion, N.Y.
Note: see file 209-G, Fonda.
Found at the DAR free search site;
DAR# A027325
Service Description: Capts. John Powell, Timothy Bush, Cols Fletcher, Peter Olcott Militia
FamilySearch ID# K45B-Z6R
Connecticut Births and Christenings 1649-1906 report the birthdate as 25 Jul 1757.
Revolutionary war veteran. Sergeant in Fletcher's regiment of Vermont militia.
(From the Fonda List found at the Jefferson county genweb page)
Born: July 26, 1757
Died: September 21, 1826
Married: October 14, 1781 ELIZABETH CROKER
Service: Abel Crandall served as Sergeant in Fletcher's regiment of Vermont Militia. His name appears on a payroll dated June 23, 1781 of Capt. John Powell of Stafford, company of Militia in Alarm of Bernard and Royalton, which shows he was in service ten days. His name appears on Pay Table Office October 27, 1781, for party of men that served in the State service under Brig. Gen. Ollcott in the month of November 1780. Service 17 days. His name appears on payroll dated Windsor, April 13, 1781, of Capt. Timothy Brush's company of militia employed in guarding and scouting at the time fo the alarm at Newbury under the direction of Col. Peter Olcott, October 19, 1780.
Service six days. Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D.C.,
Remarks: Abel Crandall is buried in Hillside Cemetery, at Champion, Jefferson Coounty, N.Y. If his wife is buried there her grave has disappeared. Some of their children were born at Chatford, Ct. (?) All married at Champion, N.Y.
Note: see file 209-G, Fonda.
Found at the DAR free search site;
DAR# A027325
Service Description: Capts. John Powell, Timothy Bush, Cols Fletcher, Peter Olcott Militia
Connecticut Births and Christenings 1649-1906 report the birthdate as 25 Jul 1757.
Revolutionary war veteran. Sergeant in Fletcher's regiment of Vermont militia.
(From the Fonda List found at the Jefferson county genweb page)
Born: July 26, 1757
Died: September 21, 1826
Married: October 14, 1781 ELIZABETH CROKER
Service: Abel Crandall served as Sergeant in Fletcher's regiment of Vermont Militia. His name appears on a payroll dated June 23, 1781 of Capt. John Powell of Stafford, company of Militia in Alarm of Bernard and Royalton, which shows he was in service ten days. His name appears on Pay Table Office October 27, 1781, for party of men that served in the State service under Brig. Gen. Ollcott in the month of November 1780. Service 17 days. His name appears on payroll dated Windsor, April 13, 1781, of Capt. Timothy Brush's company of militia employed in guarding and scouting at the time fo the alarm at Newbury under the direction of Col. Peter Olcott, October 19, 1780.
Service six days. Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D.C.,
Remarks: Abel Crandall is buried in Hillside Cemetery, at Champion, Jefferson Coounty, N.Y. If his wife is buried there her grave has disappeared. Some of their children were born at Chatford, Ct. (?) All married at Champion, N.Y.
Note: see file 209-G, Fonda.
Found at the DAR free search site;
DAR# A027325
Service Description: Capts. John Powell, Timothy Bush, Cols Fletcher, Peter Olcott Militia
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