The name Josiah Talmadge appears on the muster rolls of the Seventeenth Military Company of the Second Regiment of Militia which turned out to meet the British at the New Haven alarm 5 July 1779. His grave is also mentioned among those of veterans of the Revolution in nineteenth century publications of Hamden history. The company boundaries later became the boundaries of the town of Hamden when it was formed.
JOSIAH TALLMADGE was born on July 20, 1744, in New Haven, Connecticut Colony. He married Mary Bassett, of Hamden, Connecticut Colony.
According to the text, The Talmadge, Tallmadge and Talmage Genealogy,
"He was a very prosperous miller living near Whitneyville, and the " Tallmadge Mills." His children were :
He died in New Haven, Connecticut on May 13, 1790. He and his wife were buried in what is now New Haven Green.[2]
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