Commemorative biographical record of Tolland and Windham counties, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and of many of the early settled families . volution in the Fourth Company of the ThirdContinental Regulars, under General Putnam, andhaving later been a corporal in the company com-manded by Captain Cady. He was granted a pen-sion in 1818. His son, Allen G., who died in the age of eighty-three years, married CelindaDarling, and they became the parents of four chil-dren, Thomas G., Asa, Rebecca Louise and John,the last named having d
Commemorative biographical record of Tolland and Windham counties, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and of many of the early settled families . volution in the Fourth Company of the ThirdContinental Regulars, under General Putnam, andhaving later been a corporal in the company com-manded by Captain Cady. He was granted a pen-sion in 1818. His son, Allen G., who died in the age of eighty-three years, married CelindaDarling, and they became the parents of four chil-dren, Thomas G., Asa, Rebecca Louise and John,the last named having died in childhood. DeaconThomas G. Clarke, father of Andrew T. J., wasborn in Franklin, Conn., June 16, 1809. He beganteaching school at the age of sixteen years andcontinued to be engaged in pedagogic work duringthe winter months until he had attained his legalmajority, when he prepared for entrance to thetheological seminary at East Windsor, Conn., wherehe was graduated. He thereafter was engaged inthe active work of the ministry until his healthmaterially failed, and he then came to Canterbury,where he turned his attention to farming. He wasa member of the State Legislature for four -iTw i»^ £ -- 1^-
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