Son of Benjamin Noys & Elizabeth Cotton, husband of Dolly (Dorothy) Smith (m 12 Oct 1785 - Wentworth, Grafton, NH), father of Hannah Williams, Benjamin Noyes, Solomon, Dolly, Lydia, Abigail, Jonathon Smith, George Washington, William David, Theodore, Wiseman, Elizabeth, Joseph, & William Cotton.
Served in 1st New Hampshire (Stark's Regiment) in Revolutionary War; Cpl from Conn in Gen Washington's Life Guard. Served in military service of US for 9 yrs. In Battle of Bunker Hill, and In fight when Burgoyne was captured with rank of Sgt Maj. In both Battles of Stillwater, also in Battles of Monmouth and Hubbardton. Appl for pens Apr 12, 1818 while living in Truxton, Cortland, N.Y. (per DAR records)
Served in 1st New Hampshire (Stark's Regiment) in Revolutionary War; Cpl from Conn in Gen Washington's Life Guard. Served in military service of US for 9 yrs. In Battle of Bunker Hill, and In fight when Burgoyne was captured with rank of Sgt Maj. In both Battles of Stillwater, also in Battles of Monmouth and Hubbardton. Appl for pens Apr 12, 1818 while living in Truxton, Cortland, N.Y. (per DAR records)
Son of Benjamin Noys & Elizabeth Cotton, husband of Dolly (Dorothy) Smith (m 12 Oct 1785 - Wentworth, Grafton, NH), father of Hannah Williams, Benjamin Noyes, Solomon, Dolly, Lydia, Abigail, Jonathon Smith, George Washington, William David, Theodore, Wiseman, Elizabeth, Joseph, & William Cotton.
Served in 1st New Hampshire (Stark's Regiment) in Revolutionary War; Cpl from Conn in Gen Washington's Life Guard. Served in military service of US for 9 yrs. In Battle of Bunker Hill, and In fight when Burgoyne was captured with rank of Sgt Maj. In both Battles of Stillwater, also in Battles of Monmouth and Hubbardton. Appl for pens Apr 12, 1818 while living in Truxton, Cortland, N.Y. (per DAR records)
Served in 1st New Hampshire (Stark's Regiment) in Revolutionary War; Cpl from Conn in Gen Washington's Life Guard. Served in military service of US for 9 yrs. In Battle of Bunker Hill, and In fight when Burgoyne was captured with rank of Sgt Maj. In both Battles of Stillwater, also in Battles of Monmouth and Hubbardton. Appl for pens Apr 12, 1818 while living in Truxton, Cortland, N.Y. (per DAR records)
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Benj Cotton
A soldier of the
Revolution
Died
July 13 1846
AGD 88 YRS
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