Timothy Field

In the Revolutionary War, Timothy's unit responded to the alarm at Lexington and Concord.

Timothy was involved in the military defense of Harlem-against the British

Timothy was involved in the Revolutionary War Northern Campaign around Lake Champlain

Timothy played a role in coastal defense of Guilford, CT area

Description Picture is From findagrave.com and compliments of Diane Gravlee of Capt. Timothy Field, Sr. Birth: Mar. 12, 1744-Madison New Haven County Connecticut, USA Death: Jan. 1, 1818 Madison New Haven County Connecticut, USA He married Anna Dudley on 25 November 1767 in Guilford, Connecticut. He served in the Lexington, Massachusetts Alarm. He was part of the Connecticut Continental militia during the Revolutionary War. He was a private in Captain Andrew Ward's Company and later served as a lieutenant in the 7th Regiment under Colonel William Worthington. He was a lieutenant in Captain Peter Vail's Company of Connecticut Coast Guards, which protected Long Island Sound. He achieved the rank of Captain. He was a farmer and held several local offices in Madison, Connecticut. Family links: Parents: David Field (1697 - 1770) Abigail Tyler Field (1705 - 1783) Spouse: Anna Dudley Field (1752 - 1819)* Children: Mina Field (1769 - 1770)* Mina Dowd (1773 - 1843)* David Dudley Field (1781 - 1867)* Abigail B. Field Beals (1784 - 1872)* *Calculated relationship Inscription: In Memory of Capt Timothy Field who died Jan 1, 1818 In the 71 Year of his age Burial: West Cemetery Madison New Haven County Connecticut, USA Created by: Diane Gravlee Record added: Jun 13, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 38306740
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