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 four were mem­bers of the National Congress or became such; seven were captains four were mem­bers of the National Congress or became such; seven were captains
 of the Revolutionary Army, and four arose to the rank of general officers; two of the Revolutionary Army, and four arose to the rank of general officers; two
-became Chief Justices and two, Governors of the State." . . . . Of the ladies of+became Chief Justices and two, Governors of the State." .... Of the ladies of
 the town, their melting into bullets the leaden statue of George the Third, is a the town, their melting into bullets the leaden statue of George the Third, is a
 matter of common history, and one incident only will be added. Mrs. Chauncey matter of common history, and one incident only will be added. Mrs. Chauncey
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 Will of Moses Seymour of Litchfield, dated 27 Feb. 1821, proved 17 Oct. 1826, Will of Moses Seymour of Litchfield, dated 27 Feb. 1821, proved 17 Oct. 1826,
-named wife Molly and six children, viz.-Qarissa Marsh, Moses Seymour, Jr., Ozias+named wife Molly and six children, viz.--Clarissa, Marsh, Moses Seymour, Jr., Ozias
 Seymour, Horatio Seymour, Henry Seymour, and Epaphroditus Seymour. Charles Seymour, Horatio Seymour, Henry Seymour, and Epaphroditus Seymour. Charles
 Seymour was a witness. Codicil dated 11 May 1826 stated that his son Moses had Seymour was a witness. Codicil dated 11 May 1826 stated that his son Moses had
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 married the Rev. Truman Marsh. The originals of these portraits, except that of married the Rev. Truman Marsh. The originals of these portraits, except that of
 Moses Seymour, Jr., hang in the long parlor of the Chief-Justice Seymour house Moses Seymour, Jr., hang in the long parlor of the Chief-Justice Seymour house
-on South Street, Litchfield.-G. //D. S.] //+on South Street, Litchfield.  -- //G. D. S.//]
  
 ^ Children: ^^^ ^ Children: ^^^
-| | i. | CLARISSA<sup>6</sup>, b. 3 Aug. 1772; d. at Litchfield, 2 Sept. 1865; In. 22 Oct. 1791, her cousin, REV. TRUMAN<sup>6</sup> MARSH, b. at Litchfield, 23 Feb. 1768, d. there 28 Mar. 1851, s, of Ebenezer' //(Col. Ebenezer', John', John', John//<sup>//1//</sup>//) //and Lucy (Phelps). He was graduated from Yale in 1786; ordained Deacon and Presbyter by Bishop Seabury, successively in March and June 1790, became Rector of St. John's, New Milford, and continued there until 1799; then Rector of St. Michael's, Litchfield, until 1810. Seven children. |+| | i. | CLARISSA<sup>6</sup>, b. 3 Aug. 1772; d. at Litchfield, 2 Sept. 1865; m. 22 Oct. 1791, her cousin, REV. TRUMAN<sup>6</sup> MARSH, b. at Litchfield, 23 Feb. 1768, d. there 28 Mar. 1851, s. of Ebenezer<sup>5</sup> (//Col. Ebenezer//<sup>4</sup>, //John//<sup>3</sup>, //John//<sup>2</sup>, //John//<sup>1</sup>) and Lucy (Phelps). He was graduated from Yale in 1786; ordained Deacon and Presbyter by Bishop Seabury, successively in March and June 1790, became Rector of St. John's, New Milford, and continued there until 1799; then Rector of St. Michael's, Litchfield, until 1810. Seven children. |
 | 147. | ii. | [[147.moses|MOSES]], b. 30 June 1774. | | 147. | ii. | [[147.moses|MOSES]], b. 30 June 1774. |
 | 148. | iii. | [[148.ozias|OZIAS]], b. 8 July 1776. | | 148. | iii. | [[148.ozias|OZIAS]], b. 8 July 1776. |
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