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Lieutenant Joseph Byington

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Branford, New Haven, Connecticut Colony
Death: August 26, 1798 (61)
Bristol, Hartford, Connecticut, United States (fit of palsy)
Place of Burial: Lewis Street, Bristol, CT
Immediate Family:

Son of David Byington and Mercy Byington
Husband of Jemima Byington; Hannah Byington and Hannah Byington
Father of Isaac Byington; Noah Byington; Isaiah Byington; Martin Byington; Clarissa Russel and 11 others
Brother of Eunice Rogers; David Byington; Jerusha Byington; Jacob Byington; Mary Hitchcock and 3 others

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About Lieutenant Joseph Byington

Joseph was a chaplain in the Revolutionary War.

Joseph Byington was elected at the first town meeting of Bristol on 13Jun1785 to the first board of selectmen and as the first town clerk; he was also a lieutenant in the 6th Company, Second Continental Regiment, which marched to Boston 18May1775 under the command of Gen Joseph Spencer. (source: Epaphroditus Peck's "History of Bristol, Connecticut") Joined the Congregational Church in Bristol 27Mar1777 (per church records). He was also a representative from Bristol to the Connecticut General Assembly in 1788.

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Lieutenant Joseph Byington's Timeline

1736
September 23, 1736
Branford, New Haven, Connecticut Colony
1761
January 24, 1761
Connecticut, United States
1762
September 23, 1762
New Cambridge Society, Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut Colony
1764
December 31, 1764
Branford, New Haven County, Connecticut, United States
1767
November 13, 1767
New Cambridge Society, Farmington, Connecticut Colony
1770
February 4, 1770
New Cambridge Society, Farmington, Connecticut Colony
1771
May 26, 1771
New Cambridge Society, Farmington, Connecticut Colony