. Genealogical history of the Redfield family in the United States : being a revision and extension of the genealogical tables compiled in 1839 by William C. Redfield . ; d. Aug. 1831. 583. 10. JOHN PARKER REDFIELD, Oct. 22,1822 ; d. April, 1823. 584. 11. BRIDGET FLETCHER REDFIELD, b. at Coventry, July 3,18235 d. ,Iune 11, 1845. 585. 12. LYDIA GRIFFIN REDFIELD, b. at Coventry, March 24, 1826; d. June 18, 1850. 219. Margery Redfleld, third daughter of Beriah (64), son of (18). was married, Aug. 20, 1798, to Selah Munson of Richmond,Mass., who afterwards removed to Cazenovia, N. Y. Sh
. Genealogical history of the Redfield family in the United States : being a revision and extension of the genealogical tables compiled in 1839 by William C. Redfield . ; d. Aug. 1831. 583. 10. JOHN PARKER REDFIELD, Oct. 22,1822 ; d. April, 1823. 584. 11. BRIDGET FLETCHER REDFIELD, b. at Coventry, July 3,18235 d. ,Iune 11, 1845. 585. 12. LYDIA GRIFFIN REDFIELD, b. at Coventry, March 24, 1826; d. June 18, 1850. 219. Margery Redfleld, third daughter of Beriah (64), son of (18). was married, Aug. 20, 1798, to Selah Munson of Richmond,Mass., who afterwards removed to Cazenovia, N. Y. She died Aug. 19,1851,in her 74th year. Childrtn. 1. HORACE MUNSON. b. Dec. 20, 1799; m. Electa Kingsbury in 1821; d. 1826. 2. DOROTHY MUNSON, b. , ; d. in infancy. 3. MUNSON, b. , ; d. in infancy. 220. Mary Redfleld, fourth daughter of Meriah (64), son of Capt. Pelep (18), was married to Willson of Potsdam or Ogdensburgh, N. Y. She died before 1838, and is said to have left two or three children, butwe have no further information. 221. Luther Redfleld, third son of Berinh (64), son of Capt. Peleg(18), is a farmer. lie manied. May 19, 1803, Mary Dryer of Richmond,. W ^! ^_y-<i-<.-^vC^i--^ :^^l^ ^^L/.t—e-^^^^ PELEG REDFIELDS BRANCH. 85 Mass., born March 3, 1781, daughter of John and Kezia [Frencli] Dryer. InJanuary, 1806, he removed to Junius, Seneca county, N. Y., then a wikler-ness, and became one of the most active and substantial citizens of the newsettlement. He was captain of the militia of that town, and on the occasionof the landing of the British at Sodus, on a Sunday, in June, 1813, he andhis company were suddenly summoned from public worship to repair to thedefense of that place. They marched all the afternoon and night, andreached Sodus Point a little after sunrise, in time to see the burning villageand the retreating vessels of the enemy. His company remained at Sodus aweek, attached to Col. Swifts regiment, but had no further call for action.*In May, 1822, he
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