ISAAC STONE, ESQ., (brother to Jonas,) with his wife Martha, and their children, - Abner, born in 1748; Pattee, 1751; - removed from Lexington, and settled on the farm his brother left. Their children born in Rutland, were Isaac, in 1753; Abigail, 1755; Alpheus, 1757.
Mr. Stone, in 1762, sold, moved and built the West part of the Tavern House, in the centre of the town, where he for several years kept a public house, - which has been from that time to the present, occupied in like manner, being House Lot No. 61, granted to the first settled minister, which was garrisoned for Rev. Mr. Willard.
Esquire Stone in the early settlement of Oakham bought a good lot of land a little North of where the meeting-house stands, on which he built and removed his family, - and married his daughter, Pattee, to the Rev. John Strickland, the first minister of Oakham.
