Jonathan Pierce B. 20 Jan 1744/1745 D. 02 Sep 1825
Summary
Jonathan Pierce was born 20 Jan 1744/1745 in Lancaster,MA. He died 02 Sep 1825 in Charlestown,MA. Parents
Children
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| Event | Date | Place | Note | Source |
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| Born | 20 Jan 1744/1745 | Lancaster,MA | | |
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| Married Elizabeth Cooper | 28 Dec 1766 | | | |
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| Married Lydia Francis | 27 Apr 1809 | | | |
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| Died | 02 Sep 1825 | Charlestown,MA | | |
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Other information
GEN: SOUR Pierce, Frederic Beech, "The Pierce Genealogy, Being the Record of Posterity of Thomas Pierce, an Early Inhabitant of
GEN: Charlestown and afterwards Charlestown Village (Woburn)," 1882, Press of Chas. Hamilton, Worcester, pg. 48.
GEN: SOUR Pierce, Frederic Beech, "The Pierce Genealogy, Being the Record of Posterity of Thomas Pierce, an Early Inhabitant of
GEN: Charlestown and afterwards Charlestown Village (Woburn)," 1882, Press of Chas. Hamilton, Worcester, pg. 76.
GEN: OCCU
GEN: PLAC Military
GEN: EVEN
GEN: TYPE Armed Forces
GEN: PLAC Captain
GEN: EVEN
GEN: TYPE Military
GEN: PLAC Revolutionary WarJonathan Pierce was a resident of Lancaster and Boston, MA.Per Frederic Beech Pierce, "The Pierce
GEN: Genealogy....", pg. 76 - 77:"Jonathan Pierce settled in Newport, RI and was a Captain of the Royal Artillery of Warren, RI,
GEN: before the breaking out of the Revolutionary War, but then with others of his command joined the American forces. As a
GEN: consequence his property was confiscated and a price set on his head. He entered the Revolutionary War as a Captain under
GEN: General Lafayette, and was at the battles of Yorktown and Brandywine, inwhich he wore the sword taken by his father taken in
GEN: the French and Indian War. After the war he was in the employ of the Government, and at the time of his death held the post
GEN: of armorer at Charlestown Navy Yard."Formal Title
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