AE. 88y.
Married Rebecca Everett on 1 Jun 1784.
"Descendants of Richard Everett"
Military record:
Served on the Lexington alarm and enlisted March 4, 1776, in Capt. William Bullard's company, Col. William McIntosh's regiment, and served four days; he re-enlisted March 23, 1778 in Capt. Lemuel Mayo's company, served twenty-five days, stationed at Roxbury lines; discharged April 16, 1778; re-enlisted April 20, 1778; discharged June 5, 1778; re-enlisted June 14, 1778, to serve nine months; re-enlisted August 5, 1779, nine-months' men in Col. Greaton's company, 3rd regiment; discharged May 5, 1780; marched July 17, 1780, among six-months' men, from Dedham, to re-enforce the Continental army; discharged December 24, 1780; re-enlisted May 18, 1782, as a marine on Massachusetts ship Tartar, Capt. John Cathcart; discharged November 20, 1782.
Revolutionary War Soldier
"Was a private in Capt. Samuel Brewer's company, Colonel Brewer's regiment, also in Capt. Thos. Pritchard's company, Colonel Greaton's regiment, also Captain Mott's company, Colonel Lamb's regiment. Was a pensioner. Lived at New Portland. A Headstone marks his grave."
Ref: Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, Vol 36 January-June, 1910
Note 56:
Info from Nancie Howell Willey - Josiah was a triplet. (This may be confused with the fact the Josiah and 2 of his siblings were baptised on the same day...NOT born on the same day).
Note106:
Copy of letter dated 6 June 1904, written by Fremont Everett of Lyons, Neb. requesting Revolutionary War record of Josiah Everett.
Copy of request for Revolutionary War record from E. Edwards of Ramey, Dearfield Co., PA. Sept 14, 1895.
Again requested by Ruth Everett Beck on Jan 16, 1900.
Schedule of his belongings dated 21 Jun1820 - indicating Josiah Everett male, served 18 months in 1778.
Married Rebecca Everett on 1 Jun 1784.
"Descendants of Richard Everett"
Military record:
Served on the Lexington alarm and enlisted March 4, 1776, in Capt. William Bullard's company, Col. William McIntosh's regiment, and served four days; he re-enlisted March 23, 1778 in Capt. Lemuel Mayo's company, served twenty-five days, stationed at Roxbury lines; discharged April 16, 1778; re-enlisted April 20, 1778; discharged June 5, 1778; re-enlisted June 14, 1778, to serve nine months; re-enlisted August 5, 1779, nine-months' men in Col. Greaton's company, 3rd regiment; discharged May 5, 1780; marched July 17, 1780, among six-months' men, from Dedham, to re-enforce the Continental army; discharged December 24, 1780; re-enlisted May 18, 1782, as a marine on Massachusetts ship Tartar, Capt. John Cathcart; discharged November 20, 1782.
Revolutionary War Soldier
"Was a private in Capt. Samuel Brewer's company, Colonel Brewer's regiment, also in Capt. Thos. Pritchard's company, Colonel Greaton's regiment, also Captain Mott's company, Colonel Lamb's regiment. Was a pensioner. Lived at New Portland. A Headstone marks his grave."
Ref: Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, Vol 36 January-June, 1910
Note 56:
Info from Nancie Howell Willey - Josiah was a triplet. (This may be confused with the fact the Josiah and 2 of his siblings were baptised on the same day...NOT born on the same day).
Note106:
Copy of letter dated 6 June 1904, written by Fremont Everett of Lyons, Neb. requesting Revolutionary War record of Josiah Everett.
Copy of request for Revolutionary War record from E. Edwards of Ramey, Dearfield Co., PA. Sept 14, 1895.
Again requested by Ruth Everett Beck on Jan 16, 1900.
Schedule of his belongings dated 21 Jun1820 - indicating Josiah Everett male, served 18 months in 1778.
AE. 88y.
Married Rebecca Everett on 1 Jun 1784.
"Descendants of Richard Everett"
Military record:
Served on the Lexington alarm and enlisted March 4, 1776, in Capt. William Bullard's company, Col. William McIntosh's regiment, and served four days; he re-enlisted March 23, 1778 in Capt. Lemuel Mayo's company, served twenty-five days, stationed at Roxbury lines; discharged April 16, 1778; re-enlisted April 20, 1778; discharged June 5, 1778; re-enlisted June 14, 1778, to serve nine months; re-enlisted August 5, 1779, nine-months' men in Col. Greaton's company, 3rd regiment; discharged May 5, 1780; marched July 17, 1780, among six-months' men, from Dedham, to re-enforce the Continental army; discharged December 24, 1780; re-enlisted May 18, 1782, as a marine on Massachusetts ship Tartar, Capt. John Cathcart; discharged November 20, 1782.
Revolutionary War Soldier
"Was a private in Capt. Samuel Brewer's company, Colonel Brewer's regiment, also in Capt. Thos. Pritchard's company, Colonel Greaton's regiment, also Captain Mott's company, Colonel Lamb's regiment. Was a pensioner. Lived at New Portland. A Headstone marks his grave."
Ref: Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, Vol 36 January-June, 1910
Note 56:
Info from Nancie Howell Willey - Josiah was a triplet. (This may be confused with the fact the Josiah and 2 of his siblings were baptised on the same day...NOT born on the same day).
Note106:
Copy of letter dated 6 June 1904, written by Fremont Everett of Lyons, Neb. requesting Revolutionary War record of Josiah Everett.
Copy of request for Revolutionary War record from E. Edwards of Ramey, Dearfield Co., PA. Sept 14, 1895.
Again requested by Ruth Everett Beck on Jan 16, 1900.
Schedule of his belongings dated 21 Jun1820 - indicating Josiah Everett male, served 18 months in 1778.
Married Rebecca Everett on 1 Jun 1784.
"Descendants of Richard Everett"
Military record:
Served on the Lexington alarm and enlisted March 4, 1776, in Capt. William Bullard's company, Col. William McIntosh's regiment, and served four days; he re-enlisted March 23, 1778 in Capt. Lemuel Mayo's company, served twenty-five days, stationed at Roxbury lines; discharged April 16, 1778; re-enlisted April 20, 1778; discharged June 5, 1778; re-enlisted June 14, 1778, to serve nine months; re-enlisted August 5, 1779, nine-months' men in Col. Greaton's company, 3rd regiment; discharged May 5, 1780; marched July 17, 1780, among six-months' men, from Dedham, to re-enforce the Continental army; discharged December 24, 1780; re-enlisted May 18, 1782, as a marine on Massachusetts ship Tartar, Capt. John Cathcart; discharged November 20, 1782.
Revolutionary War Soldier
"Was a private in Capt. Samuel Brewer's company, Colonel Brewer's regiment, also in Capt. Thos. Pritchard's company, Colonel Greaton's regiment, also Captain Mott's company, Colonel Lamb's regiment. Was a pensioner. Lived at New Portland. A Headstone marks his grave."
Ref: Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, Vol 36 January-June, 1910
Note 56:
Info from Nancie Howell Willey - Josiah was a triplet. (This may be confused with the fact the Josiah and 2 of his siblings were baptised on the same day...NOT born on the same day).
Note106:
Copy of letter dated 6 June 1904, written by Fremont Everett of Lyons, Neb. requesting Revolutionary War record of Josiah Everett.
Copy of request for Revolutionary War record from E. Edwards of Ramey, Dearfield Co., PA. Sept 14, 1895.
Again requested by Ruth Everett Beck on Jan 16, 1900.
Schedule of his belongings dated 21 Jun1820 - indicating Josiah Everett male, served 18 months in 1778.
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