66 yrs, 7 mos., 4 days
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"At an early day Mr. Augustus Crampton became a resident here. [Berkshire, VT] He afterwards became a magistrate and bore the name of Esq. Crampton. Coming from the ministry of Rev. Bethuel Chittenden in Tinmouth, Vt., and perhaps imbued with something of his spirit, we find him enrolled as a member of the Episcopal Society at its beginning, subsequently communicant, and for many years an officer in the church. He was a substantial sensible and consistent man in all things, and was greatly respected. He died in 1835." (Vermont Historical Gazeteer, Vol. II, p. 119)
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"At an early day Mr. Augustus Crampton became a resident here. [Berkshire, VT] He afterwards became a magistrate and bore the name of Esq. Crampton. Coming from the ministry of Rev. Bethuel Chittenden in Tinmouth, Vt., and perhaps imbued with something of his spirit, we find him enrolled as a member of the Episcopal Society at its beginning, subsequently communicant, and for many years an officer in the church. He was a substantial sensible and consistent man in all things, and was greatly respected. He died in 1835." (Vermont Historical Gazeteer, Vol. II, p. 119)
66 yrs, 7 mos., 4 days
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"At an early day Mr. Augustus Crampton became a resident here. [Berkshire, VT] He afterwards became a magistrate and bore the name of Esq. Crampton. Coming from the ministry of Rev. Bethuel Chittenden in Tinmouth, Vt., and perhaps imbued with something of his spirit, we find him enrolled as a member of the Episcopal Society at its beginning, subsequently communicant, and for many years an officer in the church. He was a substantial sensible and consistent man in all things, and was greatly respected. He died in 1835." (Vermont Historical Gazeteer, Vol. II, p. 119)
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"At an early day Mr. Augustus Crampton became a resident here. [Berkshire, VT] He afterwards became a magistrate and bore the name of Esq. Crampton. Coming from the ministry of Rev. Bethuel Chittenden in Tinmouth, Vt., and perhaps imbued with something of his spirit, we find him enrolled as a member of the Episcopal Society at its beginning, subsequently communicant, and for many years an officer in the church. He was a substantial sensible and consistent man in all things, and was greatly respected. He died in 1835." (Vermont Historical Gazeteer, Vol. II, p. 119)
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