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Samuel Storrs	Fought in the Revolution	see Family Tree
Born: 22 Aug 1701 Mansfield, Tolland, CT
Married: 27 May 1726 Mansfield, Tolland, CT
Died: 27 May 1786 Mansfield, Tolland, CT
Buried: Mansfield, Tolland, CT	From Old Mansfield Cemetery extracted from the Hale Collection as transcribed by Gary Nilson of Wallingford, CT "Storrs, Capt. Samuel, died May 27, 1786 age 84 yrs. Rev. War. Marker"	Tombstone reads "This monument is erected to the memory of the well-beloved and Godly man, Capt. Samuel Storrs, who we trust fell asleep in Jesus May 27, AD 1786, in ye 85th year of his age. Death overcomes us all."

FATHER

Samuel Storrs

MOTHER

Martha Burgess

WIFE

Mary Warner

CHILDREN

1. Deborah Storrs b. 13 Mar 1727

2. Martha Storrs b. 28 Apr 1728

3. Samuel Storrs b. 06 Mar 1729/30

4. Deborah Storrs b. 20 Apr 1733

5. Andrew Storrs b. 20 Dec 1735

6. Richard Storrs b. 07 Oct 1746

From the Public Records of the Colony of Ct. 1769
"This Assembly do establish Mr. Samuel Storrs jun'r to be Captain of the 14th company or trainband in the 5th regiment in this Colony."
This may refer to either Captain Samuel Storrs born in 1701 or his son who was born in 1730.  However, there seems to be a Revolutionary War Marker on the grave of Captain Samuel Storrs born 22/August/1701.

From The Storrs Family, by Charles Storrs, 1886
"Captain Samuel Storrs, of Mansfield, gave a deed of land to his daughter, Martha and her husband, and at their decease to their heirs; this land was probably situated in New Lebanon, NH"

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