Individual Details
Ebenezer Putnam
(25 Jan 1751/52 - 1824)
He appears in the 1790 census in Charlestown, Sullivan, NH (1602).
The census info in 1-2-5. He appeared in the 1790 census in Middlesex, Washington, VT (1603). The census info is 1-3-5. He appeared on the 1800 census in Middlesex, Washington, VT (82). The census info is 10011 20001. He appeared on 1810 census in Marshfield, Washington, VT (1604). The census info is 00001 00101. He died in 1824 in Middlesex VT (1605).
There was an Ebenezer Putnam enrolled in Captain Samuel Wetherbee's company in Charlestown, NH, at Fort Independence, November, 1776. This company had marched to join the northern army. Perhaps the same Ebenezer who served one month in Captain William Carey's company from 21 Sept, 1777. Captain Carey was of Lempster, and his company marched to reenforce Gates. New Hampshire State Documents R. 2-134. Deposition od Ebenezer Putnam. "Charlestown, January, 23d, 1778, does tesify and say that some time in July, 1776, Captain Weatherbee askd me what I would give him to Discharge me: I told him Nothing where uppon he told mee he would discharge me for Twenty Dollars or five week's work. I told him I would give it, then he turned about and went and got a man to go in my Rhoom and I set off to go home, but before I got home I got sick of my Bargain and went and told him I would go myself and pay him for his trouble for gitting the man...after I was Inlisted I sat the Capt if he was willing that I should take the Samll Pox, he said No by No means, for perhaps we may be calld for before you will be Ready to march. Then I was advisd by Capt. Geer and Mr. Olcott to ask Col Hunts advise about the matter where upon he said he would advise any man that was going to Enocolate as he thought it was not safe to go without." EBENEZER PUTNAM
His son, Eben, this account is taken from MMS. written in 1839. It may be that this should read :Eden married Abigail Lewis and died before 1839.
sources
1602 - Census record p 12
1603 - Ibid p 26
1604 - Ibid p 156
1605 - Eben p 258
The census info in 1-2-5. He appeared in the 1790 census in Middlesex, Washington, VT (1603). The census info is 1-3-5. He appeared on the 1800 census in Middlesex, Washington, VT (82). The census info is 10011 20001. He appeared on 1810 census in Marshfield, Washington, VT (1604). The census info is 00001 00101. He died in 1824 in Middlesex VT (1605).
There was an Ebenezer Putnam enrolled in Captain Samuel Wetherbee's company in Charlestown, NH, at Fort Independence, November, 1776. This company had marched to join the northern army. Perhaps the same Ebenezer who served one month in Captain William Carey's company from 21 Sept, 1777. Captain Carey was of Lempster, and his company marched to reenforce Gates. New Hampshire State Documents R. 2-134. Deposition od Ebenezer Putnam. "Charlestown, January, 23d, 1778, does tesify and say that some time in July, 1776, Captain Weatherbee askd me what I would give him to Discharge me: I told him Nothing where uppon he told mee he would discharge me for Twenty Dollars or five week's work. I told him I would give it, then he turned about and went and got a man to go in my Rhoom and I set off to go home, but before I got home I got sick of my Bargain and went and told him I would go myself and pay him for his trouble for gitting the man...after I was Inlisted I sat the Capt if he was willing that I should take the Samll Pox, he said No by No means, for perhaps we may be calld for before you will be Ready to march. Then I was advisd by Capt. Geer and Mr. Olcott to ask Col Hunts advise about the matter where upon he said he would advise any man that was going to Enocolate as he thought it was not safe to go without." EBENEZER PUTNAM
His son, Eben, this account is taken from MMS. written in 1839. It may be that this should read :Eden married Abigail Lewis and died before 1839.
sources
1602 - Census record p 12
1603 - Ibid p 26
1604 - Ibid p 156
1605 - Eben p 258
Events
| Birth | 25 Jan 1751/52 | Charlestown, Sullivan, New Hampshire, United States |  | ||
| Death | 1824 | Middlesex, Washington, Vermont, United States | |
Families
| Father | Ebenezer Putnam (1719 - 1782) |
| Mother | Mary Ruth Parker ( - ) |
| Sibling | Seth Putnam (1746 - ) |
| Sibling | Mary Putnam (1747 - 1762) |
| Sibling | Ruth Putnam (1749 - 1823) |
| Sibling | Hon Seth Putnam (1754 - 1848) |
| Sibling | Levi Putnam (1757 - 1836) |
| Sibling | Rebecca Putnam (1759 - 1819) |
| Sibling | Pamela Putnam (1761 - 1831) |
| Sibling | Mary Putnam (1763 - 1781) |
| Sibling | Isaac Putnam (1765 - 1766) |
| Sibling | Isaac Putnam (1766 - 1837) |
| Sibling | Terza Putnam (1768 - ) |
| Sibling | Jacob Putnam (1771 - 1844) |
| Sibling | Benjamin Putnam (1775 - ) |