Lemuel Woodworth
Personpeople/lemuel-woodworth-1735.md
As written
- name
- Lemuel Woodworth
- sex
- male
- access
- public
- summary
- Of Lebanon, Connecticut, where he was born in 1735, probably the youngest son of Joseph Woodworth and Ann Manchester. He married Elizabeth Hunt in 1757 and had nine children; his sons Joseph and Benjamin served in the Revolution and went to Fenner, New York. Probably the grandfather of Nancy (Woodworth) Fairchild, through his son Lemuel, who settled in Greene County, New York.
- born
- date
- 25 Jun 1735
- place
- Lebanon, Connecticut
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-woodworth-1898-walter-woodworth, book-woodworth-1974-east-kill-valley]
- note
- Both the Woodworth Records and the East Kill Valley Genealogy give the date.
- father
- id
- joseph-woodworth-1696
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-woodworth-1898-walter-woodworth]
- research
- research/mcmillan/Fairchild_Raymond_Woodworth.md
- mother
- name
- Ann Manchester
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-woodworth-1898-walter-woodworth]
- spouses
- name
- Elizabeth Hunt
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-woodworth-1898-walter-woodworth]
- married
- date
- 10 Oct 1757
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-woodworth-1898-walter-woodworth]
Of Lebanon, Connecticut, youngest son of Joseph Woodworth and Ann Manchester, and grandfather of Nancy (Woodworth) Fairchild. "LEMUEL, b at Lebanon, Ct, June 25, 1735. m Oct 10, 1757, Elizabeth Hunt. Children— 1 Joseph, b May 29, 1758. 2 Benjamin, b Jan. 1, 1760. Mary, b Oct 21, 1762. Elizabeth, b Feb. 6, 1765. Lydia, b Dec. 17. 1767. Sarah, b Feb. 2, 1770. 3 Lemuel, b July 15, 1772. 4 John, b Feb. 23, 1776. Ann, b Aug. 13. 1780" (source).
Two of his sons served in the Revolution: Joseph "Served in the Revolutionary War and was at the battle of Bunker's Hill," and afterwards farmed at Fenner, Madison County, New York; Benjamin "was a Revolutionary soldier" and also went to Fenner. His son Lemuel settled in Greene County, New York, and his daughter Ann is very probably the Anna Woodworth who married Matthew Winter, Lemuel's wife's brother: the East Kill Valley Genealogy names "Anna's ... brother Joseph, a soldier of the Revolution b. Lebanon," and her stone's date, "13 [Aug?]," matches Ann's birthday (source).
Open questions
- His death, and Elizabeth Hunt's family. The Lebanon vital records (Barbour) should have the marriage and the children.
---name: Lemuel Woodworthsex: maleaccess: publicsummary: >-Of Lebanon, Connecticut, where he was born in 1735, probably the youngest son of Joseph Woodworthand Ann Manchester. He married Elizabeth Hunt in 1757 and had nine children; his sons Joseph andBenjamin served in the Revolution and went to Fenner, New York. Probably the grandfather of Nancy(Woodworth) Fairchild, through his son Lemuel, who settled in Greene County, New York.born:date: 25 Jun 1735place: Lebanon, Connecticutbasis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-woodworth-1898-walter-woodworth, book-woodworth-1974-east-kill-valley]note: Both the Woodworth Records and the East Kill Valley Genealogy give the date.father:id: joseph-woodworth-1696basis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-woodworth-1898-walter-woodworth]research: research/mcmillan/Fairchild_Raymond_Woodworth.mdmother:name: Ann Manchesterbasis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-woodworth-1898-walter-woodworth]spouses:- name: Elizabeth Huntbasis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-woodworth-1898-walter-woodworth]married:date: 10 Oct 1757basis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-woodworth-1898-walter-woodworth]---Of Lebanon, Connecticut, youngest son of Joseph Woodworth and Ann Manchester, and grandfather of Nancy(Woodworth) Fairchild. "LEMUEL, b at Lebanon, Ct, June 25, 1735. m Oct 10, 1757, Elizabeth Hunt. Children—1 Joseph, b May 29, 1758. 2 Benjamin, b Jan. 1, 1760. Mary, b Oct 21, 1762. Elizabeth, b Feb. 6, 1765.Lydia, b Dec. 17. 1767. Sarah, b Feb. 2, 1770. 3 Lemuel, b July 15, 1772. 4 John, b Feb. 23, 1776. Ann, bAug. 13. 1780" ([source](/files/sources/book-woodworth-1898-walter-woodworth/)).Two of his sons served in the Revolution: Joseph "Served in the Revolutionary War and was at the battle ofBunker's Hill," and afterwards farmed at Fenner, Madison County, New York; Benjamin "was a Revolutionarysoldier" and also went to Fenner. His son Lemuel settled in Greene County, New York, and his daughter Annis very probably the Anna Woodworth who married Matthew Winter, Lemuel's wife's brother: the East KillValley Genealogy names "Anna's ... brother Joseph, a soldier of the Revolution b. Lebanon," and her stone'sdate, "13 [Aug?]," matches Ann's birthday ([source](/files/sources/book-woodworth-1974-east-kill-valley/)).Research: `research/mcmillan/Fairchild_Raymond_Woodworth.md`.## Open questions- His death, and Elizabeth Hunt's family. The Lebanon vital records (Barbour) should have the marriageand the children.