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Nathaniel Ogden, the son of Stephen Ogden and Elizabeth Whitaker, was born at Basking Ridge, New Jersey, about 1750.[1][2]
He married Elizabeth Collins on July 17, 1791.[1]
Nathaniel was a Quartermaster in the Continental Army. He was at one time a prisoner in the hands of the British at White Plains, and was one night approached by an officer, who was a brother Mason, and told where he might find a horse hidden, and ready for a rider. In the morning the prisoner was missing. He was with Washington at the battle of Trenton, and spent the next winter in the camp at Morristown. After the Revolution he removed to Coeymans, on the Hudson River, where he died. His claim against the Government for bounty is recorded in the Land Papers at Albany, N. Y.. under date of June 18, 1790.[1]
The will of his sister Elizabeth (Ogden) Barnet has this clause: "To the children of my brother Nathaniel, the sum of $2,000 to be equally divided among them."[1]
Nathaniel Ogden died November 18, 1826, aged 76 years.[1]
Ogden, Nathaniel is DAR Ancestor #: A085767 He was Quartermaster in the New Jersey Militia, also Sergeant with Colonel Oliver Spencer. His Spouse: Elizabeth Collins. Children in file: Harriet who m. Abraham Covert, Oliver Barnet who m Louise Woodbridge Taylor.[2]
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