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Samuel Seely SCOFIELD
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Name Samuel Seely SCOFIELD Birth Of Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut 
Gender Male Baptism 3 Dec 1760 Death Yes, date unknown Notes - Samuel was from Stamford, Connecticut. He purchased 55 acres of land from David June on the 21st of Jan 1784, for 27 pounds and 10 shillings. This was bounded on the north by land of James Ambler, on the south by land of Amos Cutler and on the east by land of James Mott. On the 29th of April 1786 he purchased from James and Ebenezer Ambler, for 40 pounds, 110 acres of land that was the second division of the right of Josiah Emwood. His house stood near the notch in the mountain on the westerly part of the farm that was later owned by John McConnell. Samuel married John Ambler's daughter Mary and moved to Huntington, where he died. His widow Mary also died there. They had two children, both born in Brandon.
1790 Federal Census, Rutland County, Vermont, page 36: S. Samuel Scovill 1 Free white male older than 16 years (Samuel) 1 Free white male younger than 16 years, 3 Free white females.
1800 Federal Census, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, page 224: Samuel Scofield, 1 Free white male 16-25 years, 1 Free white male 26-44 years (Samuel), 2 Free white females under 10 years, 1 Free white female 26-44 years (wife). [1]
Person ID I3577 Ellingboe Last Modified 15 Nov 2010
Marriage - Married by Rev. Mr. Welles
Family ID F2654 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- Samuel was from Stamford, Connecticut. He purchased 55 acres of land from David June on the 21st of Jan 1784, for 27 pounds and 10 shillings. This was bounded on the north by land of James Ambler, on the south by land of Amos Cutler and on the east by land of James Mott. On the 29th of April 1786 he purchased from James and Ebenezer Ambler, for 40 pounds, 110 acres of land that was the second division of the right of Josiah Emwood. His house stood near the notch in the mountain on the westerly part of the farm that was later owned by John McConnell. Samuel married John Ambler's daughter Mary and moved to Huntington, where he died. His widow Mary also died there. They had two children, both born in Brandon.
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Sources - [S266] History of Rutland County, (White River Paper Co., White River Junction, VT. 1882), p. 447, F/57/R9/H4/1882. (Reliability: 3).
- [S266] History of Rutland County, (White River Paper Co., White River Junction, VT. 1882), p. 447, F/57/R9/H4/1882. (Reliability: 3).
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