Individual Details

Captain Joseph Whitcomb

(1706 - 12 Dec 1792)

Events

Birth1706Lancaster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
French and Indian War1745Louisburg, Lieutenant in Co. 4 (French & Indian War).
Military Service1745
Crown Point Expedition1755Lieutenant.
Military Service1755LT in the Crown Point Expedition
Conquest of Canada1758Captain in Col. Timothy Ruggles' regiment
Military Service1758In the Conquest of Canada he was a CPT in Colonel Timothy Ruggles Regiment
Moved to New HampshireAbt 1760Swanzey, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA
Residence1790
Residence1790
Residence1790
Burial1792Swanzey, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA
BurialNov 1792Mount Caesar Cemetery - Mount Caesar Cemetery, Swanzey, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA
Death12 Dec 1792Y - Jaffrey, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA
Residence
Military ServiceNew Hampshire, USA
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U.S., Sons of the American RevolutionMembership Application #88226 - USA
OccupationProsperous millwright
BurialSwanzey, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA
BurialNew Hampshire, USA
BurialNew Hampshire, USA

Families

FatherDavid (Whetcomb) Whitcomb (1668 - 1730)
MotherMary HEAWARD (1667 - )
SiblingHannah Fairbank (1689 - 1704)
SiblingJonas Fairbank (born Fairbanks) (1690 - 1697)
SiblingJonathan Whitcomb (1690 - 1743)
SiblingGrace Fairbanks (1691 - 1697)
SiblingMary Fairbanks (1692 - 1745)
SiblingDavid Whitcomb (1702 - 1796)
SiblingRebekah Whitcomb (1705 - 1792)
SiblingDeacon Benjamin Whitcomb (1710 - 1778)
SiblingSimon Symone Whetcombe Whitcomb (1713 - 1796)

Notes

Military Service

Expedition against Louisburg in the French and Indian War was a LT in Company Four, Captain John Warner, in Colonel Samuel Willard's Regiment