From "The Bromley Genealogy" by Viola Bromley, p. 36
"... Reuben was a sea captain. He commenced sailing a packet boat from New York to Liverpool in 1801. Later he was a bank officer in New York. Both [Reuben and wife) are buried in Sag Harbor. No Children. He was small of Stature, had bright black eyes, and white hair; a man of wealth for those days and lived in Irving Place, New York City."
From "The Bromley Genealogy" by Viola Bromley, p. 36
"... Reuben was a sea captain. He commenced sailing a packet boat from New York to Liverpool in 1801. Later he was a bank officer in New York. Both [Reuben and wife) are buried in Sag Harbor. No Children. He was small of Stature, had bright black eyes, and white hair; a man of wealth for those days and lived in Irving Place, New York City."
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born Preston, Conn & died in New Yor, Ae 81. From early manhood to middle age a successful Sea Captain from the port of New York to various parts of the world.
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