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About Obadiah Culver
Obadiah was a farmer and carpenter by trade. They moved from Tolland County, CN in 1780. He was in the 16th and 17th Albany, NY Regiment during the American Revolution. He served as a minuteman and home guard during the revolution.
On Obadiah's tombstone in Cambridge is written the following:
What though in age, I leave my wife and all the joys of human life Grieve not my friends to see me die for so must you as well as I
Life is a flower that soon will fade and death a debt that must be paid Farewell, my friends, your grief refrain When Christ appears, we'll meet again
Obadiah Culver was a Revolutionary Soldier in the 16th Albany County Militia
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Obadiah Culver's Timeline
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1728
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Southhampton, Lewis, NY, USA, Connecticut, United States
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| 1752 |
June 30, 1752
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Hebron, CT, United States
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May 10, 1754
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Hebron, CT, United States
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December 24, 1755
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Hebron, Tolland County, Connecticut, United States
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1757
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Hebron, CT, United States
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1762
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Hebron, CT, United States
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March 6, 1763
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February 19, 1766
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April 10, 1768
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