Jedediah Brown, son of Jedediah and his wife Annah (Holmes) Brown was born December 17, 1752. He married Sarah Wheeler, daughter of Jeremiah and Anna (Pellet) Wheeler, June 30, 1778 at Stonington, Connecticut.[1]
Jedidiah served in the army of the American Revolution, in Capt. Oliver Smith"s regiment of the Connecticut militia, in the campaign at New York, in the year 1776, from Sept. 8 to Nov. 17 of that year and were honorably discharged. He survived till the close of the Revolutionary War and the adoption of the Constitution of the United States. He is interred with his family in Union Cemetery in No. Stonington.
Jedediah, born April 20, 1778; was called Dyre Brown; died September 6, 1855, at age 76
Wheeler, born December 5, 1779
Russell, born January 29, 1782
Rowland, born February 7, 1784
Sally, born March 31, 1787
Shepard, born April 21, 1790
Coddington, born April 24, 1792
Patty, born February 19, 1794
Nancy, born September 2, 1799
Source
↑ 1.01.1 Brown, Cyrus Henry, Brown Genealogy, Many of the Descendants of Thomas, John and Eleazar Brown, 1628-1907, published 1907. Reference Volume 1, pages 23-4
History of the Town of Stonington 1649-1900, By Richard Wheeler 1900 pg 641 (shows Sarah's parentage and marriage)
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