Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots
Thomas Bennett
Cemetery located at Forty Fort PA
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History and geography of Bradford County, Pennsylvania, 1615-1924
Chapter XXII. Asylum Township Page 284
Amos Bennett was living in Wyoming at the time of the Indian attack in 1778. In 1785, he removed with his family from Orange County, NY to Wyalusing where he lived until 1791, then purchased the Ketchum possession and settled permanently in Asylum.
He built a little tub-mill at the falls, below the road, on Bennett's Creek.
Mr Bennett died in 1813, aged 78 years.
His wife was Anna and their children:
Amos
Thomas
John
David
Gideon
Nathan
Benjamin
Susannah (Mrs Joshua Bailey)
Hetty (Mrs Justus Seeley)
Prudence (Mrs Jacob Strickland)
Martha (Mrs Richard Benjamin)
Hannah (Mrs Benjamin Acla (Ackley)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Dates and places courtesy of Family Trees on Ancestry.com
Thomas Bennett
Cemetery located at Forty Fort PA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
History and geography of Bradford County, Pennsylvania, 1615-1924
Chapter XXII. Asylum Township Page 284
Amos Bennett was living in Wyoming at the time of the Indian attack in 1778. In 1785, he removed with his family from Orange County, NY to Wyalusing where he lived until 1791, then purchased the Ketchum possession and settled permanently in Asylum.
He built a little tub-mill at the falls, below the road, on Bennett's Creek.
Mr Bennett died in 1813, aged 78 years.
His wife was Anna and their children:
Amos
Thomas
John
David
Gideon
Nathan
Benjamin
Susannah (Mrs Joshua Bailey)
Hetty (Mrs Justus Seeley)
Prudence (Mrs Jacob Strickland)
Martha (Mrs Richard Benjamin)
Hannah (Mrs Benjamin Acla (Ackley)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Dates and places courtesy of Family Trees on Ancestry.com
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots
Thomas Bennett
Cemetery located at Forty Fort PA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
History and geography of Bradford County, Pennsylvania, 1615-1924
Chapter XXII. Asylum Township Page 284
Amos Bennett was living in Wyoming at the time of the Indian attack in 1778. In 1785, he removed with his family from Orange County, NY to Wyalusing where he lived until 1791, then purchased the Ketchum possession and settled permanently in Asylum.
He built a little tub-mill at the falls, below the road, on Bennett's Creek.
Mr Bennett died in 1813, aged 78 years.
His wife was Anna and their children:
Amos
Thomas
John
David
Gideon
Nathan
Benjamin
Susannah (Mrs Joshua Bailey)
Hetty (Mrs Justus Seeley)
Prudence (Mrs Jacob Strickland)
Martha (Mrs Richard Benjamin)
Hannah (Mrs Benjamin Acla (Ackley)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Dates and places courtesy of Family Trees on Ancestry.com
Thomas Bennett
Cemetery located at Forty Fort PA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
History and geography of Bradford County, Pennsylvania, 1615-1924
Chapter XXII. Asylum Township Page 284
Amos Bennett was living in Wyoming at the time of the Indian attack in 1778. In 1785, he removed with his family from Orange County, NY to Wyalusing where he lived until 1791, then purchased the Ketchum possession and settled permanently in Asylum.
He built a little tub-mill at the falls, below the road, on Bennett's Creek.
Mr Bennett died in 1813, aged 78 years.
His wife was Anna and their children:
Amos
Thomas
John
David
Gideon
Nathan
Benjamin
Susannah (Mrs Joshua Bailey)
Hetty (Mrs Justus Seeley)
Prudence (Mrs Jacob Strickland)
Martha (Mrs Richard Benjamin)
Hannah (Mrs Benjamin Acla (Ackley)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Dates and places courtesy of Family Trees on Ancestry.com
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