Nathan  HUNTINGTON

1730 - Norwich, Connecticut
1730 HUNTINGTON Nathan Huntington Son of Matthew and his wife Lydia was Born the 30th day of October 1730 Birth

Vital Records of Norwich Connecticut, 1659-1848. (Online database. NewEnglandAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2007.) Originally published as: Vital Records of Norwich, 1659-1848. Hartford, Society of colonial wars in the state of Connecticut, 1913

Biography
Nathan Huntington married Amy Brown, daughter of John Brown from Preston, Connecticut, on August 26, 1755 in Preston, Connecticut. 'He owned and lived on a farm on the east side of the Quinebaug, about nine miles north of Norwich, and one and one half south of Jewett City, Conn., from which place he moved in 1779, to Shaftsbury, Vermont, where he died November 14, 1794.'

Nathan, born Oct. 30, 1730, and married, in 1756, Amy, daughter of John Brown, of Preston. He owned and lived on a farm on the east side of the Quinebaug, about nine miles north of Norwich, and one and a half south of Jewett city, from which place he moved, in 1779, to Shaftesbury, Vt., where he died Nov. 14, 1794.

A genealogical memoir of the Huntington family in this country: embracing all the known descendants of Simon and Margaret Huntington, who have retained the family name (1863)
Author: Huntington, E. B. (Elijah Baldwin), 1816-1877
Subject: Huntington, Simon, 1583-1633; Huntington family
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1779
'He owned land at Preston, which he sold and removed to Shaftsbury, Vt., in 1779.'
The descendants of James Cole of Plymouth 1633 : also a record of the families of Lieutenant Thomas Burnham of Ipswich, 1635, Lieutenant Edward Winship of Cambridge, 1635, and Simon Huntington of Norwich, England, 1635 : with a complete record of the Cole, Coole, and Cowle families of America in the Revolution...

1779
Nathan served as Town Treasurer for Shaftsbury, Vermont around 1779.

History of the Town of Shaftsbury (rootsweb.com)

1787
Huntington, Nathan
Petition from Shaftsbury and Sunderland that Bennington and Manchester keep the court houses and goals (jails) in repair without expense to other towns in county.
Date: 1787-03-02
Card ID: 36618 Record Series: SE-118 Volume: 17 Page: 309
Vermont State Archives
Researching Your Colonial New England Ancestors

1791
'Nathan and Amos Huntington, two brothers from Norwich, Connecticut, were early settlers in Vermont...'


'Nathan Huntington, b. Oct. 30, 1730, at Preston, Ct. - d. Nov. 14, 1794, at Shaftsbury, Vt.; m. in 1756 at Preston, Amy Brown, b. there on Oct. 4, 1732 - d. March 8, 1796, at Shaftsbury, daughter of John and Amie (Fellows) Brown. He owned and lived on a farm on the east side of the Quinebaug about 9 miles north of Norwich. They moved to Shaftsbury in 1779. Nathan and Amy Huntington had 8 children, all born in Norwich.'
The Bottum (Longbottom) Family Album. An Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Descendants of Daniel (-1732) and Elizabeth (Lamb) Longbottom of Norwich, Connecticut. Rebekah D. Oliver. (1970)

1794
'Huntington Mr. Nathan, d. November 14, 1794, in 65th y., buried Shaftsbury Center Cemetery (near Baptist Church)'
Elwell, Levi Henry, 1854-1916. The gravestone records of Shaftsbury, Bennington County, Vermont
copied and verified 1908-10 by Levi Henry Elwell. Amherst, Mass.: Composition and Press Work, 1911.

Burial
Mr. NATHAN, d. Nov. 14, 1794, in 65th y.


HUNTINGTON, Nathan Center Cem Shaftsbury Vermont 62 Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol.2, p. —Serial: 12556; Volume: 7

Death
name: Nathan Huntington
event: Death
event date: 14 Nov 1794
event place: Shaftsbury, , Vermont, United States
gender: Male
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film number: 0027592
digital folder number: 004666996
image number: 03385

'Vermont, Vital Records, 1760-1954,' index and images, FamilySearch (familysearch.org/ pal:/ MM9.1.1/ XFV6-H7S : accessed 11 Feb 2013), Nathan Huntington, 1794.
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