Individual Details

Probate

Probate – widow is also deceased – seems to bedaughter Mary who is unmarried – who are Henry Fisk and Patty Fisk?https://www.americanancestors.org/databases/middlesex-county-ma-probate-file-papers-1648-1871/image/?volumeId=14467&pageName=20726:1&rId=264004630

Military

Nathan Smith of Westonserved as Lieutenant in the company of Capt. Nathan Fuller in Col. ThomasGardner’s regiment, commissioned on 2 June 1775.[1]On 13 March 1818, NathanSmith made application for a pension based on his service in the Revolution.His first service was in 1775 when he was Lieutenant in the company of NathanFuller for a term of eight months. He continued in service in 1775 and 1776 asa Lieutenant and Captain in the Massachusetts line in the regiment of Col.Gardner until his discharge in February 1777. He was at the Battle of Lexington.His final enlistment term was for three years, but he left the service in 1777due to illness. In a statement of his current circumstances given in June 1820,Nathan gave his age as 79 years and with him was his wife aged 73 years who wastotally blind. Personal estate was valued $21.46.[2][1]Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors or the Revolutionary War, Volume 14, p 504[2] U. S.Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files, Case S34491

Biography

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