{"page_1": " History of PIttaford, Rutland County, Vermont\n[nA. M. Caverly's history publishod in 1872, be has used\nIt was the father,\nand not his son,\nKesiah camo to Pittsford from Jericho, Boriahiro County, Mass.\nSamuel Crippen was born in 172} in Colchester, Conn.\nMarriod\nin 1742 1n Kent, Conn, to Keziah,\ncaughter of Androw Algur of Kent, Corn.\ntho first seven familion there.\nMead one Right of land, 110 acros),\nHe being a carpenter the Town in 1771 aaled him to bulld\na Crist Mill which was built and finished in 1772, The town gave hin 50 acros of land for bullding a good Mill.\nIn 1772 he sold bie last lond in Jericho, Maas. to Mr. Samuel dood dated Pittaford was aignod by his wifo Keziah and was\nwitneaged bofore recording by Darlus Crippen, his son.\nPittsfiold, Mass.\nof Doeda,\nin 1773 ho was one of ll men who organized the Ist\nKezlah dlod\nCongrogational Church in Rutland, Vernont in 1774 with his wife Hannah\nsoon after,\nDavid, their son, came\nDavidie brothor,\ncamo from Egremont, Masa. in\n1776 and marriod Novembor 1, 1775 to Abigail, daughbor or Roger Stovens,\nAmong isa children was\na son, Samael, born in 1782.\nAbout 1777\nSamuel Crippon, Sr, marriod a second cine, to Eschor Woelor, a widow and by that union had one son, Amos, born in 1778 and two daughters,\nwho murriod David Morgan of Vutland, Vt., and Berepta, Who murried\nMo. Weetcott of Clarendon,\nIn 1730 Samuel Grippen, Sr. and bla sons, David and Darius\nenliated in Pittsford,\nVermont in the Revolutionary War In Col.\nEbene zer\nAllenie Regimont.\nThe 1800 Census,\nin Pittatord, Vormont, lists Amos\nGrippen Agod: 16-26 and hia Mothor Esthor Agod over 45 yoars,\nSho was\nborn about 1745 and after 1800 she married Mr. Sheldon and she died in March 1821.\nIn 1781 Sael Crippen, Sr, while on his way ton fort woe\ncaptures vy\nroleased inside of a yoar and returnod to Pittsßord where\nwu canautone diad in\nwere\nSamuol, Mr, born in Sharon,\nConn in 1743; Lived 1770-1780 in Sherfield,\nMass, signod a lond deod thero in 1771 and enlisted thero in 1777 and\negain in 1780, No marriage record of him has boon found or not children crodited to him in Berishire County, Mass.\nHe was not listod in the\n1790 Consue so probably ho died before it was taken.\nNoah Crippen ( a son of Samuel, Sr. and Keziah) born about\n1745 in Sharon, Conn.\nBalistod 1776 in Rev. War from Egromont, Mags. Ix\n1787 he camo to Saratoga, N.X,\nsettled on\nland which later became towa\nof Morcau.. He had 5 sons; one of the son was named Sanuel, bot 1777\nIn Egremont, Mass.\nNoah's wife was Betsay.\nSamel Crippen, Sr. was a\nson of Jabea and Thankful Fuller Crippen,\ntwo linos to the Msyflower.\nAS\nI am compiling the Crippen family in America I had this written to correot a few wrong statements in Caverly's history.\nSanel Willett Comstock\nP.O.Box 80. Devon, Conn.\nน.Ly\n1951. "}