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COOK, Lieut. Ashbel (b. 1741 Conn. d. 1801 Rutland) 1 RICE CLARK DEWEY
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RFLA.SWAN.DOC.2026.03707
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COOK, Lieut. Ashbel (b. 1741 Conn. d. 1801 Rutland) 1 RICE CLARK DEWEY
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{"page_1": " COOK, ASHBEL, IT.* ( Israel, Samel, Henry Born:\nMay 3,\nMarried:\nRachel\nnet t wallingford, conn. or may 6,1738\n1743\nWallingfordrroy,\nand died in bout 100 vears oLd.\nDied:\nec. 16, 1801 ae 60 yrs It\nVt.\ne buried in the\nNorth Main St.\nRutland, Cemetery,\nBelieved\nRes:\nRutland,\nWallingford, Conn. and Rutland, Vt.\nChildren:\nOrder of birth not known\n1. Simeon\nd.y.\n2. Israel\n3. Ashbel d New York ty abt 18000021- hunte,\n5th em y4. Simeon Do\nPitsfield\nMass•\n1778\nd. Aug. 4, 1801 ae\n23 yrs, Rutland, Vt.\n1765; I. Mar. It, 1002 saran\n1824 ae\n6. Robert -\n7• Rice b. Aug. 12, 1780,\nRutland, Vt.\nN.Y. in 1837\n8. Orel obevera\nJune 25,\n252. 75 Barzati\nRutland, Vt. m. Loraine\nhe @. dict21, 1250\nmaron 13 1861 c79.\nNOTES:\nLeft Wallingtoragt\nConn. about 1768 and about 1778\nwas in Rutland,\nbringing his\nfamily with him.\nHe was a\ntailor and worked at the trade\nin Rutland where\nhe was\nprobably the first in that city.\nsaid that his wife Rachel cooked for Ethan Allen and Warner and their men for\nthree days while they\nwere preparing for the expedition to\nTiconderoga.\nShe would\ntwo or three sheep at a time for the party.\nHer maiden\nname was Rice and two of her brothers were killed in the Indian Massacre at Royalton.\nVt.\nShe was a member of the\nlast Parish Congregationa Church when ti was embodied in 1788. "}
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2026-07-15 20:51:05
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people-ethan-allen, towns-rutland
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people, towns
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ethan-allen, rutland
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People: Ethan Allen | Towns: Rutland
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