Richard Cary

• BIRTH 15 Jan 1759 Mansfield, Tolland County, Connecticut, USA
• DEATH Dec 1841 (aged 82) Boston, Erie County, New York, USA
• BURIAL Maple Wood Cemetery, Boston, Erie County, New York, USA, MEMORIAL ID 36748983, Photos by Phyllis Meyer

Revolutionary War Veteran - enlisted in Hampshire county Massachusetts in Captain Israel Chapin's Company, Col Elisha Porter's regiment,. Placed on pension roll in New York for services as a Private in Massachusetts line PER Book Title: Lineage Book : NSDAR : Volume 070 : 1908 [1]

   "Deacon Cary and his wife were among the 21 members who formed the Congregational Church at Williamsburg July 3, 1771." Source: A History of the Town of Middlefield, Massachusetts by Edward Church Smith. Copyright 1924 by Menasha, Wis. Priv. print. (Page 426) [2]

"The descendents of Deacon Joseph and Phebe (Mack) Cary are thus descendents of the emigrant ancestor of John Mack of Lyme, CT, who was ancestor of many of the residents of Middlefield." Source: A History of the Town of Middlefield, Massachusetts by Edward Church Smith. Copyright 1924 by Menasha, Wis. Priv. print. (Page 426) [2]
Parents
Joseph Cary 1723–1803
Phebe Cary 1729–1822

Spouse
Susanna Ford Cary 1764–1826

Siblings
Phebe Cary Graves 1749–1815
Elizabeth Cary Cheesman 1755–1841
Joseph Cary 1757–1847
Tryphena Carey Starks 1763–1857
Abner Carey 1767–1848
Asa Carey 1770–1851

Children
Releaf Cary Titus unknown–1837
Susannah Cary Doolittle 1782–1860
Phebe Cary Bump 1787–1843
Clarissa Cary Patchin 1790–1872
Calvin Cary 1792–1813
Richard M Cary 1794–1868
Luther Harvey Cary 1800–1874

References

[1] https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/69600406/joseph-cary

Source== GEDCOM

[2] FamilySearch Family Tree (https://www.familysearch.org) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "FamilySearch Family Tree," database, FamilySearch   (https://www.familysearch.org) accessed 25 Jan 2019), entry for Deacon Joseph Cary, person ID LTHD-J64. 3