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David Landon (1718 - 1804)

Lieut. David Landon
Born in Southhold, Suffolk County, Colony of New Yorkmap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 1738 [location unknown]
Husband of — married about 1754 in Hatfield, Massachusettsmap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 85 in Litchfield, Connecticut, United Statesmap
Profile last modified | Created 27 Jun 2012
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Biography

David was born in 1718. ... He passed away in 1804.

David's birth is of apparent public record[1].

David and three brothers (James, Daniel, John) moved from Southold, New York to Litchfield, Connecticut. David Landon served as minute man in Litchfield, Connecticut in 1776.

David married 1st) Mary Osborne of East Hampton, L.I., and had following children[2]:

  • Mary b. Nov 22, 1739; m. Archelus Buell
  • David b. Oct 14, 1741
  • Benjamin b. Mar 8, 1744
  • Thomas b. Jan 14, 1745/6
  • Nathan b. Aug 7, 1748
  • Reuben?

David married 2nd) Thankful Dickinson, and had children[3]:

  • Thankful b. 30 Aug 1756 m. Benjamin Gibbs m. Jonathon Wright
  • Ebenezer b. 10 Dec 1760

David is buried in West Cemetery, Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut[4].


Sources

  1. IGI David Landon
  2. Woodruff; p. 127
  3. Woodruff; p. 128
  4. Find a Grave
Landon Genealogy by James Orville, (Landon, New York, 1928) page 137
DAVID LANDON
Son of James and Mary (Vaill) Landon
Born, Southold, Long Island Aug 5, 1718
Married: Mary Osborn from East Hampton, LI
1. Mary, b Nov 23, 1734, md Archelus Buell
2. David, Jr. b Oct 13, 1741
3. Benjamin, b Mar 8, 1744
4. Thomas b Jan 14, 1745/6
5. Nathan, b Aug 7, 1748
Married 2nd: Thankful Dickinson, Hatfield, Mass
1. Thankful, b Aug 31, 1756
2. Reuben, b Mar 28, 1758
3. Ebenezer, b Dec 10, 1760
......
Genealogical & Memorial History of New Jersey Vol 3, page 1094
Landon Family
"The first Landon to come to Southold, New York, which was the first home of this family in America, was Nathan Landon, born in 1664, in Herefordshire, England, near the border of Wales; he sailed from Liverpool for Boston at the age of 15 years. His wife Hannah died at the age of 30 years and he died March 9, 1718.
Four brothers of this name - Thomas, James, Daniel and David - removed from Southold to Litchfield, Connecticut, where the family had many representatives.
(1) David Landon, born in Southold, Long Island, md Mary Osborn of East Hampton, Long Island and they removed to Litchfield, CT. Children:
  1. Mary Landon, born Nov 22, 1739
  2. David Landon, b Oct 13, 1741
  3. Benjamin Landon, b Mar 8, 1744
  4. Thomas Landon, b Jan 14, 1745/46
  5. Nathan Landon, Aug 7, 1748
  6. Reuben Landon
  7. Ebenezer Landon
  8. Thankful Landon, b Aug 30, 1756
  9. Ebenezer Landon, b Dec 10, 1760


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Landon-1525 and Landon-117 appear to represent the same person because: Same dates and places; also same wife Thankful Dickinson.
posted by Kenneth Kinman

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