Revolutionary War. He served both in the militia and the Massachusetts Line, being called out on the Lexington alarm of 1775 and the subsequent siege of Boston, and fighting in the battles of Danbury, Stillwater, and Saratoga. On 30 May 1818, Isaac Stone of Worcester County, Massachusetts, was granted a US pension for his service in the Massachusetts Line. On 31 Dec 1828, administration on Isaac's estate was granted to Luther Noyes of Oakham by the Worcester probate court. The estate inventory refers to Isaac's pension.
Revolutionary War. He served both in the militia and the Massachusetts Line, being called out on the Lexington alarm of 1775 and the subsequent siege of Boston, and fighting in the battles of Danbury, Stillwater, and Saratoga. On 30 May 1818, Isaac Stone of Worcester County, Massachusetts, was granted a US pension for his service in the Massachusetts Line. On 31 Dec 1828, administration on Isaac's estate was granted to Luther Noyes of Oakham by the Worcester probate court. The estate inventory refers to Isaac's pension.
