. Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation . ;Joseph, February 16, 1710-11 ; Elizabeth, No-vember 14, 1712; Oliver, September 7, 1714,died January 4 following; Rebecca, born De-cember 18, 1715; Nathaniel, January 23,1717-18; Benjamin, mentioned below; Rosa-mund, July 28, 1723; Stephen, January I,1726-27. (IV) Benjamin, son of Jacob Soule, wasborn at Dartmouth, Massachusetts, November18, 1719. He married Meribah . Chil-dren, born at Dartmouth: Martha, OctoberI, T743; Pati
. Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation . ;Joseph, February 16, 1710-11 ; Elizabeth, No-vember 14, 1712; Oliver, September 7, 1714,died January 4 following; Rebecca, born De-cember 18, 1715; Nathaniel, January 23,1717-18; Benjamin, mentioned below; Rosa-mund, July 28, 1723; Stephen, January I,1726-27. (IV) Benjamin, son of Jacob Soule, wasborn at Dartmouth, Massachusetts, November18, 1719. He married Meribah . Chil-dren, born at Dartmouth: Martha, OctoberI, T743; Patience, January 30, 1745; Benja-min, mentioned below. Probably others. (V) Benjamin (2), son of Benjamin (i)Soule, was born about 1750. He appears tobe the Benjamin Soule of the adjoining townof Plympton, Massachusetts, a soldier in therevolution, in Captain Thomas Lorings com-pany on the Lexington alarm, April 19, was also in Captain Thomas Samsonscompany. Brigadier Joseph Cushings regi-ment, at Rhode Island in 1776. In the censusof 1790. Benjamin of Plympton is reported tohave two sons under sixteen years and twofemales in his familv. He was the onlv Ben-. ^xy€) ^€>^^tj/^ CONNECTICUT 1359 jamin Soule reported in New England, andnone were in New York at that time. Ac-cording to family tradition, he went to NewMilford, Connecticut, and died in Bingham-ton, New York. (VI) John, son of (2) Soule,born about 1770-5, and settled in New Mil-ford, Connecticut. He married Esther Lane,of New Milford. (VII) John (2), son of John (i) Soule,was born in Kent, Connecticut, January 7,1802, and died in November, 1894. He waseducated in the common schools, and learnedthe trade of blacksmith at which he workedin connection with farming, all his active settled on Long Mountain, New Milford,in the first house south of the old Abel Can-field place, in 1827. His last years were spentin the village at the homes of his daughters,Mrs. Titus and Mrs. Losee. He married,Janu
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