REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT
Born 29 Apr 1747, Bedford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Died post 1800 (probably 1810), Cambridge or Enosburg, Franklin County, Vermont
Spouse: Sabra Safford
Children: David, Clara, Lucy
Served as a hayward in Vermont.
The Fassetts were the earliest pioneer families of Vermont's fist settlement Bennington along the Robinsons, Fays, Saffords and Harwoods. David Fassett might be buried at Enosburg Center Cemetery, where his wife Sabra is buried. Sabra was the younger sister of Gen Samuel Safford (1737-1813) of Bennington, who was Lt. Col of the Green Mountain Boys Regiment during the Revolution. David, Samuel ,and all their cousins established the very first Green Mountain Boy militia in 1764.
Born 29 Apr 1747, Bedford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Died post 1800 (probably 1810), Cambridge or Enosburg, Franklin County, Vermont
Spouse: Sabra Safford
Children: David, Clara, Lucy
Served as a hayward in Vermont.
The Fassetts were the earliest pioneer families of Vermont's fist settlement Bennington along the Robinsons, Fays, Saffords and Harwoods. David Fassett might be buried at Enosburg Center Cemetery, where his wife Sabra is buried. Sabra was the younger sister of Gen Samuel Safford (1737-1813) of Bennington, who was Lt. Col of the Green Mountain Boys Regiment during the Revolution. David, Samuel ,and all their cousins established the very first Green Mountain Boy militia in 1764.
REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT
Born 29 Apr 1747, Bedford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Died post 1800 (probably 1810), Cambridge or Enosburg, Franklin County, Vermont
Spouse: Sabra Safford
Children: David, Clara, Lucy
Served as a hayward in Vermont.
The Fassetts were the earliest pioneer families of Vermont's fist settlement Bennington along the Robinsons, Fays, Saffords and Harwoods. David Fassett might be buried at Enosburg Center Cemetery, where his wife Sabra is buried. Sabra was the younger sister of Gen Samuel Safford (1737-1813) of Bennington, who was Lt. Col of the Green Mountain Boys Regiment during the Revolution. David, Samuel ,and all their cousins established the very first Green Mountain Boy militia in 1764.
Born 29 Apr 1747, Bedford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Died post 1800 (probably 1810), Cambridge or Enosburg, Franklin County, Vermont
Spouse: Sabra Safford
Children: David, Clara, Lucy
Served as a hayward in Vermont.
The Fassetts were the earliest pioneer families of Vermont's fist settlement Bennington along the Robinsons, Fays, Saffords and Harwoods. David Fassett might be buried at Enosburg Center Cemetery, where his wife Sabra is buried. Sabra was the younger sister of Gen Samuel Safford (1737-1813) of Bennington, who was Lt. Col of the Green Mountain Boys Regiment during the Revolution. David, Samuel ,and all their cousins established the very first Green Mountain Boy militia in 1764.
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