INDEX of BIOGRAPHIES

Source: General history of the town of Sharon, Litchfield County, Conn. : from its first settlement : Amenia, N.Y.: C. Walsh, Printer and Publisher, 1877

David Abel
Thomas Ackley
James Atherton
William Avery

Jacob Bacon
Zebulon Badcock
Joseph Baily
Thomas Barnes
Amos Barrows
David Barrows
Seth Barstow
John Bates
Nathan Beard
John Beardslee
Capt. Edmund Bennet
James Betts
Dr. Simeon Blackman
Benjamin Boardman
Jacob Bogardus
David Boland
Ephraim Botsford
Daniel Bouton
Walston Brockway
Eliphalet Buel
Walter Burr

Lieut. Stephen Calkin
Abel Camp
Hon. John Canfield
Hon. Judson Canfield
Col. Samuel Canfield
Deacon Timothy Carrier
Nicholas Cartwright
Joshua Chaffee
Deacon Isaac Chamberlain
Obadiah Chapman
Samuel Chapman
Amos Chappel
Jehiel Church
Samuel Cluxton
Caleb Cole
Josiah Coleman
Samuel Comstock
Capt. Benjamin Conklin
John Corbet
Jabez Crippen
Oliver Crocker
Caleb Curtice
Seth Curtis

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Jonathan Day
Thomas Day
Deacon Thomas Delano
Daniel Deming
Capt. Ebenezer Dibble
Ebenezer Dibble
Capt. Samuel Dotey
David Downs, Esq.
Capt. Jonathan Dunham

Samuel S. Elliott
Deacon Jonathan Elmer
Martin Elmer
Colonel Samuel Elmer
Ebenezer Everett
John Everett

David Foster
Elijah Foster
Deacon Ebenezer Frisbie
Benjamin Fuller

Dr. Samuel R. Gager
Joseph Gallow
John Gay, Esq.
Job Gibbs
Charles Gillett
Jonathan Gillett
Eleazer Gillson
William Goodrich
John P. Goodwin
Job Gould
John Gould
John Gray
Joseph Gregory
Capt. Adonijah Griswold
Daniel Griswold, Esq.
Ephraim Griswold
Francis Griswold

David Hamilton
Deacon Benjamin Hamlin
Cornelius Hamlin
Deacon Ebenezer Hamlin
Sylvanus Hanchet
Joel Harvey
Capt. Ebenezer Hatch
Bartholomew Heath
David Hide
William Hide
Samuel Hitchcock
Israel Holley
Joseph Holley
Josiah Hollister
Samuel Hollister
Rev. Aaron Hunt
Daniel Hunt
Phineas Hunt
Ebenezer Hunter
Jonathan Hunter
Capt. Samuel Hurlburt
Samuel Hutchinson, Esq.

Deacon Ebenezer Jackson
Joseph Jennings
Capt. Caleb Jewett
Benjamin Johns
Evan Jones
Elijah Juckett

Oliver Kellogg, Esq.
Elihu Ketcham
George King
Rev. Ebenezer Knibloe
Cornelius Knickerbacker

Joseph Lake
Joseph Landers
Joseph Landers, Jr.
Samuel Lewis
David Lillie
Nathaniel Lockwood
Jonathan Lord
Joseph Lord, Esq.
Baltus Lott
John Lovell
Joseph Lovell

Joseph Manrow
Noah Manrow
Amos Marchant
Capt. Ephraim Marriner
Pelatiah Marsh
Eliphalet Martin
John Marvin, Jun.
Adonijah Maxam
Joshua Millard
Henry Miller
Deacon Gain Miller
Ebenezer Mudge

Capt. Thomas North
Calvin Noyes
Selden Noyes

John Orton

Lieut. John Pardee
Joseph Park
Capt. Enoch Parsons
Abel Patchen
Dr. Abner Peck
John Pennoyer
Joel Petit
Jonathan Petit
Samuel Petit
Capt. Abraham Pratt
Jonathan Pratt

Abner Quitterfield

John Randall
Daniel Raymond
Moses Reed
Arthur Rexford
Asa Rice
Nathaniel Richards
Benjamin Richmond
Nathaniel Roberts
Samuel Roberts, Esq.
Dr. Samuel Rockwell
Jonathan Rowlee

Deacon Matthew St. John
Silas St. John
Timothy St. John
Amos Sanford
Capt. Stephen Sears
Dr. Asher Shepherd
Benjamin Skiff
Samuel Skiff
Nathaniel Skinner, Esq.
Apollos Smith
David Smith
Rev. Cotton Mather Smith
Hon. John Cotton Smith
James Smith
Paul Smith
Deacon Paul Smith, Jr.
Dr. Phineas Smith
Samuel Smith
Dr. Simeon Smith
Theophilus Smith
Thomas Spafford
Alexander Spencer
Capt. John Sprague
Robert Stedman
Hon. Ansel Sterling
Caleb Strong
Josiah Strong
Josiah Strong, Jun.
Joshua Studley
John Swain
Cyrus Swan, Esq.
Rowland Swetland

Gen. Augustine Taylor
Amos Thurston
John Tickner
William Tickner
Elisha Tobey
Bezaleel Tyler

Cyprian Waldo
Lieut. James Warren
George Way
George White
Israel White
Capt. John Wilson
Colonel John Williams
Abel Wood
David Wood
Elias Woodruff
Deacon Abel Woodward

The following was found in APPENDIX E.

The following list of names of soldiers of the Revolution belonging to Sharon, who served in 1775, were taken from the Controller's Books, in Hartford: -