Charles Macomber

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"Macomber Genealogy", 1908, Everett S. Stackpole, p 39.

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"Macomber Genealogy", 1908, Everett S. Stackpole, p 39.

Samuel married Mary Ann Tracy 6 Aug 1859. [Group Sheet]

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"Macomber Genealogy", 1908, Everett S. Stackpole, p 39.

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"Macomber Genealogy", 1908, Everett S. Stackpole, p 25, 38-39.

Eliza married Luther Macomber 11 Apr 1833. Luther (daughter of John Macomber and Mary "Polly" Dean) was born 13 Dec 1808, Oakham, Worcester County, Massachusetts; died 12 Jan 1901, Newark, New Jersey. [Group Sheet]

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Luther Macomber was a cabinet maker and lived thirty years in Newark, New Jersey.
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"Macomber Genealogy", 1908, Everett S. Stackpole, p 25, 38-39.

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"Macomber Genealogy", 1908, Everett S. Stackpole, p 38.

Samuel — Huldah Berden. [Group Sheet]

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"Macomber Genealogy", 1908, Everett S. Stackpole, p 38.

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Revolutionary War record found in Newberry Library Mass records of soldiers and sailors Vol X_III Boston 1905 in the M's. Second Corporal and served directly under Lafayette.

Statement dated Boston Sept 11, 1777. Signed by said Macumber and others belonging to Col Crafts regt. declaring their refusal to leave Boston unless their bounty, or wages, or both, were made equivalent to those allowed the soldiers of the continental train of artillery. Also, Matross, Capt. William Todds 6th Co. Col Thomas Crafts (Artillery) regt. service from time of enlistment to October 1, 1777, 4 months 15 days.

John is known to have served a longer time. Record might be found in Taunton, Providence, or Washington.

John coaxed his young brother (16) into the Revolution. The boy was killed in the first battle. The father was so mad, he only willed him $1.00. He bought a bible with the dollar. "(We know that John Macumber married Polly Dean of Rhode Island, they got Dean money anyway)"

Said to have been made deaf in the war. Lived in Taunton, Oakham, Massachusetts, and Westford, Vermont.

1790 Massachusetts Census of Taunton Town pages 56-58 lists Samuel Padleford, John Dean, Abigail Dean, Joseph Dean, Noah Dean, Abiel Dean, Luther Dean, Henry Macomber, Phillip Dean, Benjamin Dean, Solomon Padleford, Edward Padleford, Edward Padleford Jr., Phillip Padleford among others as neighbors.

United with the Congregational Church in Westford, Vermont in 1821.

Vermont pensioners of 1835:
County: Chittenden Co.
Name: John Macomber
Rank: Sergeant
Annual Allowance: 96.00
Sums Received: 1,525.83
Description of service: Rhode Island continental line
When placed on the pension roll: July 27, 1818
Commencement of pension: April 13, 1818
Age: 74
Laws under which inscribed, increased or reduced OR Remarks.: Transferred from Worcester co., Massachusetts, March 4, 1820.
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References:
"Anna Olivia Sawyer notes", March 1916, p 7.
Eugene Sawyer notes.
"Macomber Genealogy", 1908, Everett S. Stackpole, p 15, 24-25.

John married Mary "Polly" Dean 25 Aug 1785. Mary (daughter of Calvin Dean) was born 23 Mar 1767, Taunton, Massachusetts; died 29 Nov 1823, Westford, Vermont; was buried Osgood Hill Cemetery, Westford, Chittenden County, Vermont. [Group Sheet]

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United with the Congregational Church in Westford, Vermont in 1821.
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References:
"Macomber Genealogy", 1908, Everett S. Stackpole, p 15, 24-25.