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- H. Captain Israel SmithAbt 1729 - 1811
Facts and Events
| Name[1] |
Captain Israel Smith |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[2] |
Abt 1729 |
Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts |
| Baptism[4] |
13 Apr 1731 |
Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts |
| Marriage License |
12 May 1753 |
Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusettsto Unknown |
| Marriage |
12 Jul 1753 |
Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United Statesto Mary Morse |
| Other[5][6] |
19 Apr 1775 |
Lexington, Middlesex, MassachusettsMilit-Beg |
| Death[2][3] |
13 Nov 1811 |
Sharon, Norfolk, Massachusetts |
| Burial? |
Aft 13 Nov 1811 |
High Plain Cem, Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts |
| Reference Number |
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8902 |
lois, 3 sept 1759,israel, 20 sept 1761,levi, 19 feb, 1764, joel, 25 apr 1767, john 8 jan 1771, nabby 25, jan 1776, rebecca 20 oct 1777, jacob 23 oct 1778,,,,,, israel smith and mary morse(bates?) parents ...........there was a conflict on the mothers last name
NOT BATES!!
References
- ↑ Early Vital Records of Sharon, Massachusetts to 1850
Pg 58 - Sharon. - ↑ 2.0 2.1 Early Vital Records of Sharon, Massachusetts to 1850
Pg 187 - Sharon.
- ↑ Compiler: Dedham Historical Society. The Dedham Historical Register (Massachusetts) (1). (The Society, Dedham, Massachusetts, 1902)
p. 32.
- ↑ Compiler: Don Gleason Hill. The Record of Baptisms, Marriage, and Deaths - Town of Dedham, Massachusetts. (Dedham Transcript Press, Dedham, Massachusetts, 1888)
P. 45.
- ↑ Louis Atwood Cook. History of Norfolk County, Massachusetts, 1622-1918, Volume: I. (The S.J. Clarke publishing company, New York - Chicago, 1918)
p. 324.
- ↑ Two companies of minute men from what is now Sharon responded to the
Lexington alarm on April 19, 1775. The first, numbering thirty-two men, was
commanded by Capt. Samuel Payson, with Royall Kollock as lieutenant, and the
second by Capt. Israel Smith, with Daniel Morse as lieutenant. This company
numbered but twenty-two men.
Besides these two companies, seven others from Stoughton answered the
call. They were Capt. James Endicott's, eighty-three men ; Capt. William Briggs',
forty-one men; Capt. Asahel Smith's, seventy-seven men; Capt. Peter Talbot's.
eighty-five men; Capt. Josiah Pratt's, thirty-three men; Capt. Edward Savel's,
sixty-four men ; and Capt. Ebenezer Tisdale's, thirty-one men, making a total
of 469 men that went from Stoughton at the first clash of arms. Captain Savel's
company afterward responded to the second call for troops and assisted in the
fortification of Dorchester Heights on the night of March 9, 1776, the movement
which forced the British to evacuate Boston.
SEVENTH COMPANY
Muster-roll of the company of Capt. Israel SMITH, that marched from Stoughton & Stoughtonham (Foxboro') on the 19th day of April 1775:--
Israel SMITH, Captain
Daniel MORSE, 1st Lt.
William SAVAGE, 2nd Lt.
Nehemiah CARPENTER, 2d Lt.
John FORREST, 2d Lt.
John COMEY, Corporal
Edward PAINE, Corporal
Privates:--
Uriah ATHERTON
Timothy BILLINGS
Beriah BILLINGS
Ebenezer BILLINGS
Josiah BLANCHARD
Amos BOYDEN
Seth BOYDEN
William COMEY
John EVERETT
Elisha MORSE
Elijah MORSE
Josiah MORSE
Timothy RHODES
Josiah ROBBINS
William SUMNER
David WOOD
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