Hannah Fitch was born on September 13, 1735 in Coventy, Tolland County, Connecticut, a daughter of Jeremiah Fitch, Jr. and Mercy Porter; she married Nathaniel Winslow on April 9, 1753 in Salisbury.
Nathaniel Winslow was born April 22, 1730 in Rochester, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, a son of John and Bethiah (Andrews) Winslow; died January 6, 1778 in Salisbury, Litchfield County, Ct.
Nathaniel "fell a victim of a prevailing epidemic, while exerting his powerful influence in aid of the American army during the Revolutionary War". - Blake's Biographical Dictionary.
Hannah died instantly on August 1, 1806 in Williston, Chittenden County, Vermont while in the act of mounting a horse. Children of Nathaniel and Hannah (Fitch) Winslow are:
1- Lemuel Winslow
2- Hannah Winslow
3- Bethiah Winslow
4- Nathaniel Winslow
5- Mercy Winslow
6- Lovinia Winslow
7- John Winslow
8- Jonathan Winslow
9- Jared Winslow
10- Charity Winslow
11- Rhoda Winslow
Although there may not be a headstone for Hannah Winslow in the East Cemetery, it is possible that the headstone has deteriorated so badly as to be unreadable, or it has sunk below the surface of the ground and its location is unknown.
Nathaniel Winslow was born April 22, 1730 in Rochester, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, a son of John and Bethiah (Andrews) Winslow; died January 6, 1778 in Salisbury, Litchfield County, Ct.
Nathaniel "fell a victim of a prevailing epidemic, while exerting his powerful influence in aid of the American army during the Revolutionary War". - Blake's Biographical Dictionary.
Hannah died instantly on August 1, 1806 in Williston, Chittenden County, Vermont while in the act of mounting a horse. Children of Nathaniel and Hannah (Fitch) Winslow are:
1- Lemuel Winslow
2- Hannah Winslow
3- Bethiah Winslow
4- Nathaniel Winslow
5- Mercy Winslow
6- Lovinia Winslow
7- John Winslow
8- Jonathan Winslow
9- Jared Winslow
10- Charity Winslow
11- Rhoda Winslow
Although there may not be a headstone for Hannah Winslow in the East Cemetery, it is possible that the headstone has deteriorated so badly as to be unreadable, or it has sunk below the surface of the ground and its location is unknown.
Hannah Fitch was born on September 13, 1735 in Coventy, Tolland County, Connecticut, a daughter of Jeremiah Fitch, Jr. and Mercy Porter; she married Nathaniel Winslow on April 9, 1753 in Salisbury.
Nathaniel Winslow was born April 22, 1730 in Rochester, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, a son of John and Bethiah (Andrews) Winslow; died January 6, 1778 in Salisbury, Litchfield County, Ct.
Nathaniel "fell a victim of a prevailing epidemic, while exerting his powerful influence in aid of the American army during the Revolutionary War". - Blake's Biographical Dictionary.
Hannah died instantly on August 1, 1806 in Williston, Chittenden County, Vermont while in the act of mounting a horse. Children of Nathaniel and Hannah (Fitch) Winslow are:
1- Lemuel Winslow
2- Hannah Winslow
3- Bethiah Winslow
4- Nathaniel Winslow
5- Mercy Winslow
6- Lovinia Winslow
7- John Winslow
8- Jonathan Winslow
9- Jared Winslow
10- Charity Winslow
11- Rhoda Winslow
Although there may not be a headstone for Hannah Winslow in the East Cemetery, it is possible that the headstone has deteriorated so badly as to be unreadable, or it has sunk below the surface of the ground and its location is unknown.
Nathaniel Winslow was born April 22, 1730 in Rochester, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, a son of John and Bethiah (Andrews) Winslow; died January 6, 1778 in Salisbury, Litchfield County, Ct.
Nathaniel "fell a victim of a prevailing epidemic, while exerting his powerful influence in aid of the American army during the Revolutionary War". - Blake's Biographical Dictionary.
Hannah died instantly on August 1, 1806 in Williston, Chittenden County, Vermont while in the act of mounting a horse. Children of Nathaniel and Hannah (Fitch) Winslow are:
1- Lemuel Winslow
2- Hannah Winslow
3- Bethiah Winslow
4- Nathaniel Winslow
5- Mercy Winslow
6- Lovinia Winslow
7- John Winslow
8- Jonathan Winslow
9- Jared Winslow
10- Charity Winslow
11- Rhoda Winslow
Although there may not be a headstone for Hannah Winslow in the East Cemetery, it is possible that the headstone has deteriorated so badly as to be unreadable, or it has sunk below the surface of the ground and its location is unknown.
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