Ensign John Norton served with 18th Regiment, Connecticut Militia during the American Revolution.
He had a brother, Martin, who died before 29 Jan. 1793. Martin had a son John.
John Norton was a Veteran of the Revolutionary War. Regiment: 18th Regiment of Militia (Commanded by Jonathan Pettibone). He commanded a Company.
John died from small pox.
Buried at West Suffield Cemetery, Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Sources
Ullmann, Helen Schatvet. "Hartford District Probate Records, from 1750, as Abstracted by Lucius Barnes Barbour, from Volume 24 (1788-1793)", Connecticut Nutmegger (Connecticut Society of Genealogists, Glastonbury, Conn., 2011) Vol. 44, Page 299
Connecticut, Hale Collection of Cemeteries Inscriptions and New Papers Notices, 1629 -1934 . Connecticut Head Stones Inscriptions Vol. 49.
Record of service of Connecticut men in the I. War of the Revolution, II. War of 1812, III. Mexican War by Connecticut. Adjutant-General's Office; Johnston, Henry Phelps,, 1899. Ensign John Norton's Company pg 471.
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