John Kitchel And Esther Peck; Their Ancestors, Descendants And Some Kindred Families

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(172) Hepsibah, b. Mar. 2, 1746, m. John Mather, d. Lyme.
(173)Jedediah, (422) born Jan. 28, 1748, married Tabitha Ely, Nov. 5, 1772. Served between three and four years in the Revolutionary army. (From page 72, "Records of Connecticut Men in the Revolutionary, 1812 and Mexican wars," issued from Adj. Gen. Office, Hartford, Conn., 1889.) "Jedediah Peck, enlisted May 16, 1775, in 1st Company 6th Conn. Regt, under Col. Samuel Holden Parsons, also Capt.
1st Co. of New London, David F. Sill, Capt. ...Christopher Ely, 1st Lieut. Jedediah Peck was discharged as private, Dec. 19, 1775.
"The 6th Regt. was raised at the first call for troops April and May 1775, at New London and Hartford, Conn. All but two companies remained on duty in New London until June 17, 1775, when they were ordered by the Governors council to Boston Camp. There they took part at Roxbury in Gen, Spen- cer's Brigade and remained until the expiration of their term of service, Dec. 10, 1775. Adopted as Continental Regt. re- organized under Col.

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