

The Trumbulls and their sons, Joseph and David were instrumental in supplying the continental armies, the militia and the French forces with supplies of every kind. Their son, John, is known for his Revolutionary War paintings. John became one of our nation’s most noteworthy early American artists, known for his historical scenes of the American Revolution including the "Declaration of Independence," one of his most notable works.
Jonathan Trumbull, Sr. (October 12, 1710 – August 17, 1785) married, on December 9, 1735, Faith Robinson (1718–1780), daughter of Rev. John Robinson. They were the parents of six children including:
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December 13, 1718
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Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, United States
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1737 |
March 11, 1737
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Lebanon, New London County, Connecticut
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1740 |
March 26, 1740
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Lebanon, Connecticut, United States
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1742 |
January 25, 1742
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Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA
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1745 |
July 16, 1745
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Lebanon, CT
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1750 |
February 5, 1750
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Lebanon, New London County, Connecticut, United States
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1756 |
June 6, 1756
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Lebanon, New London County, CT, United States
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1780 |
May 27, 1780
Age 61
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Lebanon, New London County, Connecticut, United States
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