The Cogswells in America - citizen hylbom blog

NOAH COGSWELL.
1515]
dSrnraloflt'cal.
NoA)i'' Cogswell, (Dai'iii'\ yoscplt^, Sa)iniLl'\ yolni"-, yolin^), son
of David'' [202] and Mar)- (Woodruff) Cogswell, was born Sept. 27,
1761, in Southington, Conn. He married, April 15, 1798, Lydia Wood-
ruff, daughter of Asa and Mary (Granniss) Woodruff. She was born,
1777, i" Southington, Conn. Mr. Cogswell lived north of Burying
Ground Hill. Mrs. Cogswell died Oct. 14, 1817. Mr. Cogswell died
Dec. 6, 1839.
THEIR CHILDREN WERK ;
Kc,xAx.s.\, [997] b. .Sept. 3, iSoo; m. Dec. 5, 1.S24, Arhiiia.s Jasper GriiUcy _: d. May
2.S, 1S30.
WVLLVs. [998 "j b. 1N04, who died in early life, July 31. 1S27.
SALMON COGSWELL.
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(Grnraloflical.
S.ALMON'' Cogswell, iDavid'\ yosepli^, Sai)iucI'-\ yolut-. yolni^).
son of David-" I 202 ] and Mary (Woodruff) Cogswell, was born March
18, 1768, in Southington, Conn. He married, Feb. 25, 1794, '^
Scirali
Siiiit/i, daughter of David and .-Abigail (Lewis) Smith. They lived in
Southington, Conn., at East Mountain, on what was known as the
Miller place. Mr. Cogswell removed in 1813 to West Street. Mrs.
Cogswell died June 9, 18 14. Mr. Cogswell married, Sept. 21, 1814.
'^Amy Stan/cy. He died March 9. 1838. Mrs. Amy Cogswell died
Feb' 8, 1868.
Le\i Broun. [999] b. 1793.
IHE CHILDRE.N OF THE TIKST MARKIACE WERE:
Jesse, [iooo] li. March 11. I7