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About Captain Charles Sias
A Patriot of the American Revolution with the rank of Private serving under his brother Capt Benjamin Sias (Dec 1776-March 1777) DAR Ancestor # A103439
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Captain of 1st military company in Danville, VT
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First family to settle in Derby, VT in 1800
Came in dead of winter with handsleds to carry effects and smaller children. --- Dr. A.B. Sias
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In 1802 he bought a 654 acre farm in West Derby, VT.
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Birth: 1742, Durham, Strafford Co., NH
Death: 7 Mar 1837, Orleans Co., VT
Father: John SIAS
Mother: Hannah SAMPSON
Marriage said to be: bef. 1763, Canterbury, Rockingham [now Merrimack] Co., NH
Wife: Jane Amanda McCrillis
Birth: 1741/3, probably Canterbury, Rockingham [now Merrimack] Co., NH
Death: 9 Mar 1813, Orleans Co., VT
Father possibly: Daniel McCRILLIS
Children — presumably born in Rockingham [now Merrimack] Co., NH:
1. Solomon SIAS, b. 1764/5, Canterbury
2. Joseph SIAS, said to be b. ca. 1771, Canterbury — could he be the one who m. Elizabeth HUNT?
3. Nathaniel SIAS, b. bef. 1774
4. Samuel SIAS, b. bef. 1774
5. Mary "Polly" SIAS
6. John SIAS, b. 1774/5, Loudon
7. Charles SIAS, Jr., b. 1775/6, Loudon
8. James SIAS, b. 18 May 1778, Loudon
9. Abigail SIAS — might she be Abigail "Nabby" SIAS?
Private in Am. Revolution serving under his brother Capt Benjamin Sias (Dec 1776-March 1777)
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Captain of 1st military company in Danville, VT
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First family to settle in Derby, VT in 1800
Came in dead of winter with handsleds to carry effects and smaller children. --- Dr. A.B. Sias
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In 1802 he bought a 654 acre farm in West Derby, VT.
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Birth: 1742, Durham, Strafford Co., NH
Death: 7 Mar 1837, Orleans Co., VT
Father: John SIAS
Mother: Hannah SAMPSON
Marriage said to be: bef. 1763, Canterbury, Rockingham [now Merrimack] Co., NH
Wife: Jane Amanda McCrillis
Birth: 1741/3, probably Canterbury, Rockingham [now Merrimack] Co., NH
Death: 9 Mar 1813, Orleans Co., VT
Father possibly: Daniel McCRILLIS
Children — presumably born in Rockingham [now Merrimack] Co., NH:
1. Solomon SIAS, b. 1764/5, Canterbury
2. Joseph SIAS, said to be b. ca. 1771, Canterbury — could he be the one who m. Elizabeth HUNT?
3. Nathaniel SIAS, b. bef. 1774
4. Samuel SIAS, b. bef. 1774
5. Mary "Polly" SIAS
6. John SIAS, b. 1774/5, Loudon
7. Charles SIAS, Jr., b. 1775/6, Loudon
8. James SIAS, b. 18 May 1778, Loudon
9. Abigail SIAS — might she be Abigail "Nabby" SIAS?
Commanded a company at Battle of Bennington 1777.
Son Benjamin married John Greenleaf Whittier's first cousin, Achsah Whittier.
Commanded a company at Battle of Bennington 1777.
Son Benjamin married John Greenleaf Whittier's first cousin, Achsah Whittier.
Charles served in his brother's Benjamin company during the Revolution War. This company was in Col. David Gilman's Regiment. Charles married Jane McCrillis about 1763. Charles and Jane lived in Canterbury and then Charles and Jane moved to Lauden about 1773. After the war Charles and Jane moved to First Peacham and then to Danville, Vermont. In 1802 Charles purchased land at West Derby, Vermont overlooking beautiful Lake Memphremago. Jane died on March 9, 1813. Charles died on March 7,1837. Charles and Jane are both buried in West Derby, Vermont.
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Captain Charles Sias's Timeline
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1729
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Vermont
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1742
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1765
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Canterbury, Merrimack County, New Hampshire, United States
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1771
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Vermont
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1773
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Vermont
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1773
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Vermont
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1774
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Caledonia, Vermont
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1775
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West Derby, Orleans, Vermont
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May 18, 1778
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Loudon, New Hampshire
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