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Kingsman Dutton

Birth	:	5 Feb 1759 Delaware County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death	:	27 Feb 1837 Hockingport, Athens County, Ohio, USA
Burial	:	Friends Burying Ground, New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate	:	41.6215800, -70.9366800
Description	:	======================================== Son of Kingsman Dutton, 1737-1763, and Ruth Watson. Married Mary Craig 1784. Twice enrolled in Chester Co., Pennsylvania militia during the Revolutionary War. First in 1777 in Captain James Thompson's 7th Company of the 6th Battalion. Secondly in 1781 as a private in Captain James McClaskey's 7th Company of the 7th Battalion. Named Kingsman at birth, he changed it to Kinsman before or during the revolution to reflect anti-English sentiment. With Mary, father of 9 known children.. James 1785-1828 Jane 1786-1854 m.Joel Wolfe/Woolf John 1788-1848 m.Mariam Parsons Kingsman 1791-1823 m.Nancy Paulk Samuel 1794-1883 m.Nancy Brookhart Craig 1796-1886 m.Susan Paulk Mary 1799-1837 m.Bay, Ray or McVey Ruth 1801-1862 m.John Leonard Sawyer Infant... Read More	======================================== Son of Kingsman Dutton, 1737-1763, and Ruth Watson. Married Mary Craig 1784. Twice enrolled in Chester Co., Pennsylvania militia during the Revolutionary War. First in 1777 in Captain James Thompson's 7th Company of the 6th Battalion. Secondly in 1781 as a private in Captain James McClaskey's 7th Company of the 7th Battalion. Named Kingsman at birth, he changed it to Kinsman before or during the revolution to reflect anti-English sentiment. With Mary, father of 9 known children.. James 1785-1828 Jane 1786-1854 m.Joel Wolfe/Woolf John 1788-1848 m.Mariam Parsons Kingsman 1791-1823 m.Nancy Paulk Samuel 1794-1883 m.Nancy Brookhart Craig 1796-1886 m.Susan Paulk Mary 1799-1837 m.Bay, Ray or McVey Ruth 1801-1862 m.John Leonard Sawyer Infant 1805-1805 Some of the above is summarized from www.amcolan.info which has a large amount of Dutton family information dating back roughly one thousand years. J.Priestaf ==================== His son Samuel wrote the following (probably in 1877)... Kingsman Dutton and Mary Craig, his wife, were born in Delaware County, PA. as follows: Kingsman Dutton Feb. 5th 1759 died Hockingport Athens County, Ohio, 1857. Mary, his wife born Nov. 21st,1763 and died in 1834. They were married about the year 1784 and moved to Frederick Co. Va. in about the year 1787 or 1788. James Dutton, the first son was born Delaware Co. on the 6th day of March, 1785. Jane Dutton same place 24th December, 1786. John Dutton, born in Frederick Co., 28th September 1788 and died in Troy Township, Athens Co., Ohio, 1848. Kingsman Dutton was born in Frederick Co. or Hampshire Co., June 26th 1791; died in Hockingport Ohio in 1823. Samuel Dutton, present writer, was born in Hampshire Co. Virginia (Hampshire Co. is now in West Virginia) 8th February 1794, the only survivor. Craig Dutton was born in Hampshire Co. in 1796, died in Hockingport, 1866 aged 70, Mary Dutton born in Hampshire Co. Va. 1799, December 6th, died in Meigs Co. Ohio in 1837. Ruth Dutton born in Frederick Co. Va., May 6th, 1801, died in Hockingport, Ohio in 1862. An infant daughter was born In Wood Co., Va. (now in West Virginia) near present Parkersburg sometime in 1805 or 1806 and was buried on Glass's farm three miles up the Little Kanawha from Parkersburg. Father Dutton moved from Philadelphia Pa. about the year 1787 or 1788 to Frederick Co. Virginia, stayed there by moving 3 or 4 times, a part of the time in Hampshire Co. but was in Frederick Co. last, and moved from Frederick Co. in November or December, 1802 to Wood Co. Virginia (now West Virginia)and settled 2 1/2 miles up Little Kanawha from Parkersburg and adjoining Glass's place, stayed there 4 years and moved on December 11th, 1806 to Troy Township, Athens County, Ohio and settled on the bank of the Ohio about one mile above the mouth of Big Hockhocking where he remained until his death as above. Father Dutton was a farmer, and blacksmith and barrel maker by trade, and while he was at his trade the boys carried on the farm, he taking hold of the cradle in harvest time. James Dutton, the oldest son never lived in Troy Township but went in the spring of 1807 to Ross Co., Ohio to do for himself. He remained in Ross and Highland Counties several years, bought a tract of land, built a house on it and married Betsy West and raised five sons and two daughters and died in the year 1827, May 12th. His wife died in 18?? Jane Dutton married Joel Wolfe and lived in Troy Township and on Kanawha several [years] and then went to Highland Co., raised six sons and four daughters and died in the year 18?? . Mary Dutton married Thomas McVey and died in Shade, Meigs Co. Ohio and is buried in the garden graveyard; she raised no family, lost three. All the rest remain in Troy Township and were buried in Hockingport graveyard whose history is well known to those living. When the Dutton's came to Troy Township it was an almost unbroken forestand, there were but two families in the place. Benjamin Hoyt lived on the lot where Swaders cooper shop is and kept tavern in a little log cabin about 20 x 16, one and a half stories high; had about 6 acres cleared except the logs, they were cut down and trimmed up and the brush burned. Mr. Hoyt had about 12 acres cleared on Sec. 8 and the hill where Warrick Spencer's orchard now is. Mr. Hoyt had about two acres cleared right in front of Charles Curtis' barn. Then comes Jacob Humphrey at the mouth of Four Mile Run, he had a house put up and about two acres cleared and the best log house yet. Then came the Ministerial lot or the Paulk settlement where there was about 30 acres cultivated, Then the Barrows Richardson place and Federal etc., etc. The forest abounded with wild game such as deer bear coons foxes wildcats opossums and turkeys by the hundred and some panthers and wolves. These animals such as deer, bear, turkey, and coon was the wild meat for the pioneers. J.Priestaf ====================

frequently asked questions (FAQ):

Where is Kingsman Dutton's memorial?
Kingsman Dutton's memorial is located at: Friends Burying Ground, New Bedford, Bristol County, USA.
When did Kingsman Dutton death?
Kingsman Dutton death on 27 Feb 1837 in Hockingport, Athens County, Ohio, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Kingsman Dutton's memorial?
Latitude: 41.6215800
Longitude: -70.9366800

Family Members:

Spouse

Mary Craig Dutton

(1763 - 1834)

Children

(unknow - 1837)

(1788 - 1848)

(1791 - 1823)

(1794 - 1883)

(1796 - 1866)

(1801 - 1862)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Friends Burying Ground
New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6215800, -70.9366800

2. Rural Cemetery
New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6236229, -70.9397964

3. Saint Johns Cemetery
New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6226273, -70.9497070

4. Griffin Street Cemetery
New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6282300, -70.9226800

5. Seamans Bethel Church Memorial
New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6350630, -70.9236090

6. Oak Grove Cemetery
New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6432100, -70.9416000

7. Almshouse Cemetery (Defunct)
Dartmouth, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6286400, -70.9659300

8. Saint Marys Cemetery
New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6391983, -70.9602966

9. Noel Taber Cemetery
New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6446500, -70.9541000

10. Barker Family Cemetery
Dartmouth, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6319300, -70.9697400

11. Methodist Church Cemetery
Dartmouth, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6003400, -70.9622700

12. South Dartmouth Cemetery
Dartmouth, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.5936400, -70.9485200

13. Earl Family Cemetery
Dartmouth, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.5994200, -70.9644700

14. Akin Cemetery
Dartmouth, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.5912800, -70.9410100

15. Clarks Point Cemetery
New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.5983500, -70.9097400

16. Cooke Memorial Park
Fairhaven, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6465200, -70.9104600

17. Wilbur Family Cemetery
Dartmouth, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6273300, -70.9794700

18. Almy-Briggs-Sanford Family Cemetery
Dartmouth, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.5984900, -70.9680900

19. Hathaway Family Cemetery
New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6543700, -70.9479600

20. Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Community Cemetery
Fairhaven, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6420000, -70.8978000

21. Riverside Cemetery
Fairhaven, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6521988, -70.9124985

22. Sacred Heart Old Cemetery
New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6586200, -70.9408200

23. Peckham West Cemetery
New Bedford, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6594009, -70.9421997

24. Hathaway Family Cemetery
Dartmouth, Bristol County, USA
Coordinate: 41.6494200, -70.9719600